Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1884-09-11

| living are: llllam Datcnclor. 10 years oiu'
George Boss, 81 years; Samuel Jennings 80
years; Asbury Jarrett, SO years; Jas. Nor
ford, 80 years; Nathaniel Watts, SO years,and
John Peddicord.
In inflammation of the lungs (pncumonia)
and Inflammation of the air passages (bron.
chitis) Days Horse and Cattle Powders is
specific Keep your stable moderately warm
and well ventilated, Price % cts per pack
age Of one pound.
MOtier's station.
On Sunday last as Mrs. J. W. Davidson
and neicc were returning from church at
Rocky Ridge, young miscreant driving at
a Showing off, speed ran against the buggy
in which Mrs. ID. was riding. Fortunately
no serious damage was, beyond frightening
the ladies' badly and some damage to the
wheel. The reprehensibe conduct of the Of
fender will be passed over this time, attribu"
ting it to the lack of better sense and want
of politencss.
TITUS.
IMpoRTANr.-When you visit or leave
New York City, save Baggage ENpressagc
and Carriage Hire and stop at the Grand
Union Hotel, opposite Grand Central Depot
Elegant rooms fitted up at cost of one
million dollars. reduced to $l.0O and up
wards per day. European plan, Elevator
Restaurant supplied with the best. Horse
cars, stages and elevated railroad to all de.
pots Families can live better for less
money at the Grand Hotel than at any first
class hotel in the city.
jurors DRAWN. The following jurors
were drawn on Saturday last by Judges
Richie and Lynch and Clerk Fearhake in
place of those disqualified Ohio T Stouffer
vice George r Kohlcnbcrg; Hiram Grove
vice John A C Lipps; David NJ Cutler vice
Edward J Wincbrencr; John w Strausburg-
or wee VIM ii Howard Daniel S 10y vice
A Pierce Matthias; Jos Hopp vice Ephram
Shcarer; Upton RadcltT vice Edward Hobbs;
Charles Wood vice VIM ii Puidum; Grafton
Hammond vice Ely Davis; job MMillcr vice
John d Whip Edward NJ Kesslcr vice Hen
ry c Sulccr; Chas Hooper vice Henry Keller;
George w HORNE vice Charles Thomas;
Basil Runklcs vice Rufus Sclman; Jacob f
Palmer vice Augustus Glenn
PUBLIC SALEs.--On Saturday August 90,
Mr.. J. W. Routzahn will sell valuable lot
of personal property at Bigcs' Mill also at
the same time and place, Mr. VIM. Shook
will also sell lot of coach builders mater
ial. Sec bills
Miss Delah Matthew'S will sell the little
property west of this town, the home Of the
late Mrs. Drphy, on Friday, September 10.
Sec bills.
Hon. Joshua Biygs as mortgagec, will sell
the George Baird farm containing 60 acres
of land near Rocky Ridge, at public sale, on
Saturday, September ID. See bills.
JURORS.-On the Goth inst. Judges Rit-
chic and Lynch drew the names of the fol-
lowing persons to serve as Jurors for the
September Term of our Circuit Court; in the
following districts.
Creagcrstown-A. p. Matthias, George
Kesselrng.
neutrality-suspicious. Shaver; William
J. Wyvel.
Hauvcrs-Albcrt T. Hauvcr, George Buhr-
man.
Woolsboro'--Dan +. Stalffer, Absalon
Slower.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES w Birely, Chas.
Weller
northumberland II. Eich.lberger, Au
gusius GLENN.
DEATH OF Ex-JUDGE Nj .RsiIALL--Ilon.
Richsrd III Marshall, well-known and dis
tinguishcd citizen of Frederick, and former
prominent member of the Frederick bar,
died suddenly at his residence in that city,
on the 3rd inst Mt the advanced age of 81
years.
Hon. Richard II. Marshall was born in
Charles county, Md, in 1900, and after his
educational training had been completed,was
sent by his father to Frederick to study law
under the supervision of Roger B. fancy
He entered Mr., Taney's office in February,
1890, and continued under his instruction
for neatly three years. AT the fall term of
the Frederick county court in 1892, he was
admitted as u member of the bar. He then
returned to Charles comfy and opened an
office in Port Tobacco. In the spring of
1923, Mr.. fancy determined to remove to
Baltimore but before leaving Frederick, he
advised Mr. Marshall to locate himself in
Frederick which then offered a fine opening
for young lawyer. Mr.. Marshall decided
to take Mr.. Taney's advice, and accordingly
settled in Frederick in the latter part of
1923, lie gradually progressed in public
confidence until his practice became lucra-
tive one In 1S42 he was appointed associate
Judge by the Governor, and had for his col
leagues Chief Judge John Buchanan and his
brother Judge Thomas Buchanan. After
their DEATH Judge Marshall was associated
with Judge Robert N. Martin and Judge
Daniel Weiscl of Washington county
When the election of Judges was substituted
for their appointment by the Governor,
Judge Marshall retired to private life and
resumed the practice of law. At the begin
ming of the war he retired from the bar, and
has since led the life Of n private gentleman,
enjoying the confidence and respect of all
! classes of hi. cr,low-citizcns.