Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1891-09-24

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w. A MOVES, $50 Pouers' Bhck Rochester
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Al, Prim ny Meeting held by the Re
publican voters of Elnmittsburg District,
No. .. Sept 12, 1891, the following preamble
and resolutions were unanimously adopted
Whereas, The Republicans of Emmi,shurg
District are highly gratlfied to know tina,
Major q. A. Horncr has consented to he a
for the ClcrKsh,p, and BELIEVING as we do
that his honorable record rs soldier IN the
late war, and his untaltering and aggressive
work for the Cause Of. Republicanlsnl" in
this County, entities him to the favorable
consideration of all earnest and loyal Rcpub.
licans. therefore be it
Re~lred, By the Republicans of Emm,s
burg District. il Primary Meeting assembled,
that we give him our hearty support, and
hereby instruct our Delegates to the Coun-
ty Nomlna' ing Convention to use all honor
able means to secure his nomination for the
Clcrkship, believing he will make an active
anyass, and strong candidate if nomina-
ted, and a courteous and faithful official.
Crown Stock Food is Tome and a slim
ulant. \ hearty appetite, splendid condi-
ton and finer appearance are the results of
feeding it.
TIE PROJECTED New RAILRoAD.-The
exhaustive character Of the survey being
made of the projected extension of the Green
Spring Valley Railroad to this city is indi-
cative of the settled purpose of the Pennsyl.
vana Railroad to carry forward that enter
prise to completion. IL IS known that line
has been run from the junction at Green
Spring to the mouth of Beaver Run and some
distance up that stream. This Is now beng
supplemented according to the Baltimore
american of Tuesday last, hy The location OF
line commencing at a point some distance
down the Green Spring Valley That paper
says: Mr. d. A. Hagerty, chief of corps
of Pennsylvania Railroad engineers, and A.
| II. Griffith, B. A. Cullen, L e. Hippey, ii.
]. Turner, J. Blair and II. $. Speckman, as
assistants, with number Of helpers, have
commenced the survey of line on the
Green Spring branch of the Northern Gen.
trail Railroad They are beginning below
Stcvenson's, and, passing near "Nacircma,
will 90 up North Run five miles, through
''Thc Caves crossing the Western Maryland
Railroad above grads between St. Georges
and Glynd0n: thence through lleisterstOwn
to the North Branch of the Patapsco, and az
Beaver Run to Westminster. This long.
contemplated scheme OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad is now, apparently, to be carried
into effect
In addition to the Beaver Run line route
will also be located along Morgan's Run
which is generally supposed to be more feas
ible, with less natural obstacles AID easie
grades, as that stream, Instead of heading OF
the east side of PARIS Ridge, has its begin
ming on the west side and really break
through the ridge IN lts flow castwar'ly.-
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