Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-03-02
CDleWZ,Y' NEWS.
JOttings from our Exchanges.
1LL.-We regret to learn that Hon. NJ.
G. Urner Is still ill anil confined to his res.

G. Urner is still ill anil confined to his res.
idence in this CITY, Union.
The Baltimore Conference of the Meth.
odist Episcopal Church will meet in Bal
timorc on the 9th of March AS Rev DR..
Lecch's pastornte by limitation, much spec
nlat0n il heng INDUCED in by members
of the congregation in This city rs to who
his successor will be Amo ng those men
toned are Revs b Peytm Brown. G
Baker. Mr.. Webster AMI several others -
Times
DEMISE OF GEN las M. CoLE.-Gpn
Jas. NJ. Cole, u prominent and wealthy
citizen Of Liberty, this county, died ut his
home IT an early hour Wednesday morn.
ing aged nearly - years. Gen, Cole came
into public If" upon graduating from Mt
81. Mary's College C.flinnl McCln~kev
was one of his classmates. He studied
law in this city with Hon Richard Potts
and passed the bar in 1927. He took an
active part in politics, serving several
terms in the legislature, and was u lIarri
son clcctor He was also at one time
president Ofthc Chesapeake & Ohio canal
His title came from having been comman-
der of tho state mllitia in lS4' He new
rr ma rird and leaves al estate worth b..
tween seven and eight hundred thousand
dollars. His executors are Capt. jas Nc,
Sherry, Hon, thas ~. Holman and DR.
Sidney S,ppington Times
CASH toNrRIBuTIoNs TOWARDS THE
PAYMENT OF THE DEBroF Mr. 81 M.
KY's--
Continued Repo'G
Previously acknnwlel2ei 81 $50 90
t"l'cc'ion made by Bishop
Becker, in In naculnlc Con-
crptinn Church, Brooklyn,
n Y, Rev John Crmmin,
Pastor, 20G IS
Rev John II Groynn, Chicago,
III (td iirl"nsD 600
Georgetown College. Rev p.
Hcaly. 5. ] President 100 90
Rev. James " Smth, Coving.
ton, Ky. 100 90
Rev. George McCIosky, l. 'us-
vile, Ky 100 90
Rev Charles p Glllin, Eliza.
bcthpor,. n. j. 100 90
An Old Student 50 90
$32 TAI o.
Further acknowledgements will be made
in future ISSUES Of this paper.
Contributions ofany amount, however
small Thankfully accepted and may be sent
to Archbishop Glib ms, Baltimore, Md.
the President of the College, Very Rev.
VIM. Byrnc ID. ID or to tie editor OF this
paper \ few thousand dollars more will
suffice Ch1DAiclt
TIE Savings and Loan Association is
the name .: the recently started financial
SCHEME il tmmit burg. 1t proceeds on
tie principll that every member sonll dc
post twcuty-ti cents n "cci>, at tie en-
ri the wear this will hrcomc ti,i share Of
thirteen dollars or any person by paying
thillrcn 4, lMiS can at once secure n share,
with a certificate ct the same. All dcpos
lis VIII draw interest, aud thy can be
Withdrawn " then desired Arrangements
have been Completed whereby none of the
earnings of The Association shah be- used
for its CONJUNCTION, and tie funds must pay
at least six per crnt. Money CIn he hll
for any period If time that may be agreed
u ON, with The most secure guards against
losses, and managed upon the most eco
nomic,l plan the Association must prove
hen,t fetal to all vino ~ioh to save aud Sc
cure their earnings, Mcssr- f. {, Rnpdes
E II Rowe and J. I. Hays are solicitors,
on whom those who wish to become de-
positnrs, or to secure shares, should call
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