Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-11-27
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Pharmacy.
MARRIAGE CEREMoNY.--Yestcrday af-
ternoon, says the Citizen, Miss Fanny Vir-
ginia Brown, second daughter Of Benz. F.
Brown, of this city, was united in marriage
to Mr. Richard X. Evens, of Washington
City. The ceremony was performed by
Rev Osborn lngle,at the Episcopal church
and was witnessed by large and fashion
able assemblage among whom were many
of the grooms friends from Washington
City and elsewhere. A handsome enter
tainment was given at the residence OF the
brides father after the ceremony. The bril-
dial couple left on the evening tain for
New York and will visit other Northern
cities before their return to Washington.
For lamps. lamp chimneys and window
glass, 60 to Glds' Pharmacy.
GONE DEER HuNTlNG.--On Saturday
morning last, four mighty Nimrods of this
place, Messrs. Charles E. Cassell, Henry
Cover, Or. Letherman and Howard Rems
burg, started for the happy hunting
grounds in Virginia. Early on Saturday
morning, the hunting party started in IL
two.horse wagon, well provided with guns,
ammunition, pro ,isions &c, for Frederick
city, thence to Winchester and thence to
Mountain Falls, the latter being the point
selected for grand dcer-hunt. The same
party has been at the same ground several
times before and have always met with
good success, and We sincerely wish them
success in this hunting expedition, and
if they return loaded with .venison, we
hope that they wont forget their friends.
Steady aim Charles will bring you Many
Joseph \. Miller, the renowned hunter
and fisher of the Monocacy, started for
Pennsylvania last week on IL hunting cx-
petition. If Josie Is as lucky with the
rifle as he is with the rod and line, we pro
dict that he will bring fine lot of game
home with him. Jimmy let us hear what
luck you have ION Sweet Wilian>)
For Black Cashmere, Alpaca, &C.,
Go to Roots.
THr NEXT CENSUS superintendent
Walker, of the Census Bureau, has nearly
completed the formation Of supervisors
districts, as required by law. The United
States will I've divided into fifteen Districts
each of Which will be divided by Supcrvi-
sors in charge Of it into appropriate emu
mcrat:on Districts, and fit persons will bc
chosen for enumerators; the Supervisors
cannot be appointed until the meeting OF
congress as the nominations must be con-
firmed by the Senate. The work is to be
completed within the month of June 1880
and will employ about 10000 persons. The
law Of 1870 requires them to be appointed
without reference to party. The Supelvi-
sors will receive five hundred dollars each
in full for services and expenses. The com
pensation of the enumcrators will he tiXen
by the department according to circum.
stances. The limit fixed by law for the
expenses Of the work is $4,000, COO. The
taking of the census in 1870 C 81 50 300 600
Maryland is divided into three districts
tic counties OF Allegany, Anne Arundc',
Calvert, Carroll, Charles, Frederick, Gar
rrst, Howard, Montgomery, Prince
Georges, ST AIary's and Washington com
prisins the third district
On Friday night the ladies interested in
the fair.to he held in our town for the pur
pose of raising funds t. purchase suit for
the Band, met at Prof Gundrums. Mrs
John Root, Mrs T. G. Stccksdale and Miss
Katie Freeze were appointed Managers
MI. Chas Ramsburg Treasurer and MFR
Chas. E. Cnsscll Sec'y xhe following
committee were appointed to solicit 1ona
tons for said fair, Committee 10 visit
East Nam ST, Misses Leila and Anna Gov
cr. West Main ST., Misses Ella Martin and
Clara Cover. Church st, Kate Stokes and
Annie TroXcil. Water ST., Lille Freeze
and Belle Anlrrs. Carroll and East st.,
Elite Anders, Minnie Foreman and Mary
Johnson. The subject Of TableauX ana
other cnteria inmcnts were discussed and
left IN Statu q,o 1t is probable however.
that some amuscmcnts will he introduced
during the faii that viii make Il visit en-
jnyable. The matter is really in embryo, as
yet, but we boldly and fearlessly predict
an affair well worthy OF patronage. There
will be meeting of the ladies ut Prof
Gundrun's, OH Friday evening next to
perfect arrans emcnts, and in our next issue
we hope to be able to give the entire pro
gramme to those interested.
We find that Miss N. c., n fine lookin :
and well educated young lady of our town,
has had the first chance at one of our stars
The walk was a very grave one. We also
saw him tender the lady visit one eve
ming during tie week. On his returning
from the house VIC noticed the graceful
movements of two handsome young ladies
whom we attcrward heard spoken of in the
highest of complimentary terms, the opin-
ion is that Miss t.. F., who seems to he a
very amlable young lady, SO very sweet in
tone, and full of good healthy laugh, did.
prove such by being the Captain of her lit
tie regiment In closing up business win