Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-01-25
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Policy is selling oysters at one dollar per
gallon. Good oysters.
Hon Milton G. tmer has been elected
superintendent of the NJ. z. Sunday school
os Frederick, for the ensuing year.
The seasons are badly misel. ~ lcs>'
We are 81 informed by the fellow :hai had
Fall this Winter.
s:3-Tadcd ar,iclra Ct all kinds rcstn~d
to their original beauty by Diamond Dyes.
Perfect and simple. &c cslla, II all drug
-gis,s.
Mr. Il. W. Stokes and daughter, formerly
of our town, now of Indianapolis, Ina,
spent several days of .Ast week with Mr..
Joshua Stokes o! our :cwn and Mr.. Henry
Stokes Of Emmitsbury.
An interesting New York Letter will
Npprar regularly on tiie second pag" ot'hc
CLARION, hereafter
Il is selected from large amount IF
reading matter furnished us wcck}y by orr
regular correspondent.
We have heard scme Democ>'s and
Republicans say that thee is nothing Hc'-
Ser l,ya Cough than Dr.. Pulls Cough
1>vrni; This old reliable remedy n"T"" fails
20 ruir !. Cough or Cold at once, and MAY
&c OBJ, aimed at any drug store Tor - cenl
&, bottle.
Mr. T. c. SinapnS, native &c this
county. il one Ct The most successful n'"r
~hnnts in St I.oais And j. HE head ot what
ia clali.l to he the largest har,.H are
house in the United States. The house
keeps Iitv statesmen ON the road, ana 10
exarnars aggregate - 900 day. Mr.
stimllana also has one OF the tnest rcslUen
xes ii, ST. Louis
RAILROAD MEETING TIE citizens Of
1'rtersvillp Jefferson, Mddletown, Jack
son and Ca'oc'h Districts of Frederick
rnun,v. Nd, favorable 10 tie construction
ata Railroad running North and South
through Midd!etown Valley, 10 connect
with the Western Maryland and s 4 O.,
Railroads, held a meeting at Bioai Run
ON Saturday January goth 1883, at 10
O'Clock, Il. IN.
PROPERTY Soln.-Thc executors Of MI
rhael Grouse, deceased, sold the va luabie
home property in Graceham on Saturday
last for 81 575, Mr.. VIM L. Armacost %!
this town became the purchaser: he will
move hence in the spring. improve that
bart now occupied by Mr. dos 4 Gernand
ia n storcroom, probably ~ once and will
continue the business We regret to lose
Mr.. Arnacp,t, AS n citizen OF oar town
hut az the Towns are SO nearly Que we are
-econciHa TO see hi.n put himself in SO
nice home.
Bones WaUtch--Fifty tons Of Bones
wanted L. the Cresc;te Mills, Mechanics
town, for which the highest price, cash,
will be paid
June 8 tf' i. WHITE.
OFFICERS ELEcrED.--On Friday night
Of last week the Building Association held
their first meeting under the charter and
elected the following officers
President Coz. John X. Ronzer
Vice Presideu. David s. Firor
Treasurer Van + Osler
Secretary Chas. K. Cassell
These four being named as Directors in
tho charter, an election waa held to Fl the
vacancies caneed by their resignation,
when Meesrs VIM. L. Armacost, John
Lan,iers, Geo. W, Stocksdale and John
Jones were chosen.
A committee was named to eecure the
signatures of original subscribers who
were not present at that meeting aud to
solicit new subscriptions.
After the Stockholders meeting, the
directors he'd session, fixed the salaries
Of secretary and treasurer. the amount of
ihe la,ter's bond, adopted rules of order
and order of business, appointed commit
tee to secure room In which to hold the
monthly meetings of the Association and
some other business of minor importance
On Saturday evening February 3rd at
7oc!ock an insta lment on the stock will
be due and payable and thereafter on the
Frst Saturday nigh. &c esch -ccn,h