Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-09-27
ArOmanna will Do 1t.

Hodstein's Aromanna will cause the
liver to perform its proper functions, and
will act as mild cathartic, carrying off oil
impurities that have been accommodating
in the stomach and bowels, leaving the
liver and other secretory organs to act
freely; the movements Of the bowels are
made free, regular and natural. AS fam
ily remedy it has no equal. Try it. Sold
nv Druggists and Dealers at Mechanics
town.
Sept. 10 At.
The Democratic county nominating
convention, of this county, met in the
basement of the courthouse on Saturday
morning last, all the districts being repre-
sen,ed. The meeting was called to order
by J. Alfred Ritter, Esq chairman of the
county central committee. Capt ii 1
Beaver was elected temporary chairman
and Messrs J T Browning and A II Welsh
secretaries. A committee, composed of
one delegate from each district, were then
appointed on credentials, permanent or
panization and resolutions. The follow
ing is the committee:
Buckevstown District, NJ J Grove.
Frederick District, ID o Thomas.
Middctown District, Ezra Minnick.
Emmitsburg District, Y Sebold.
Creaeerstown District, jeff krise,
Catoctin District, Frederick Leather
man
Urbana District, J 7 Worthington.
Liberty District, Milton Carter.
New Market District, 7 Smith.
Hauvcrs District, Geo |. Fox.
Woodsboro' District, George w Shank.
Petcrsvllc District, John W Hilleary.
Mt. Pleasant District, N Flickcnger.
Jefferson District, NJ w f House, Sr.
Mcchanicstown District, Joseph A Ger
maud.
Jackson District, j Wiles.
townsville District, G Stoncr.
Woouvillc District, II Petticord.
Lnganorc District, J NJ Bostian.
Lewis,own District, Stotllcmyer.
The committee reported the temporary
officers as permanent, and recommended
that the rules of the last House Of Dele
gates govern, as far rs practicable, the
convention, and that the following gentle
men be made vice presidents; j J thinner
man. J A Ritter, Horatio little George w
MYERS. J w Troxell, D r Stoltlcmyer,
Baker Lamar Capt Warner Welsh, p II
Griffith, Peter IIauvcr, VIM Carmack, o
p Champion, VIM Cromwell, ID T Lakin,
c Hartman, O. Gaver, J. II. Clemson, w
p Duvall, VIM Gather, p T Mailman.
The convention then adjourned to the
yard where the nominations were made
in the following order: Senator, House of
Delegates, Sheriff, Orphans Court, County
Commissioners, States Attorney and Sur
yeyor. Col L. V Baughman and Noah
Bowlus were placed in nomination for the
scnatorshlp. Col Baughman withdrew,
after which Mr. Bowlus was nominated by
acclamation. The following persons were
then placed in nomination for the House
of Delegates: } Columbus O'Donncl, Har-
nv II Quynn, Joseph Byers, Lewis II Mob
cry, Noah Flickenger and John G Hagan.
The first five received majority of the
districts, and were declared the nominees.
For sheriff, the nominees were, Chas +
Mullen, Joshua Ahalt, Geo w Strasbergcr
and Peter r Mailman. Mr. Strasberser
received, on the first ballot, IL districts,
Mr. Mullen 5, Mr. Ahalt 3, and Mr. Walt
man l. For judges Of the orphans court,
Messrs r Y Stokes, George W Shank and
Joseph A Gernand were nominated on the
first ballot, the only other gentleman in
nomination being Mr. w Bussard, who
only received 4 votes. The county COM
missioner ticket is composed of Raymond
C Rcicc, j U Lawson, John III Lighter,
Weldon Clary and VIM II Lakn. MIR l.
Upshur Dennis was nominated by accla-
nation for States attorney. For county
surveyor Jas w Troxell and Adam Roser
were put in nomination. MIR Roser re-
ceived II districts on the first ballot and
was declared the nominee.
Those who have used Royal Glue, pro-
nouncc it the best cement in the market.
1t is selling rapidly. Call for it at Leath
erman's
Preserving kettles for sale at
T. G. Stocksdale's.