Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-02-15

We are Ia receipt If a number of public
uments ut the han'is OF our local represeu
tstive at Anna polls, Col John r Rouzer
We have tern specially we'll remembered fol
which We desire to make ncknowl Judgement
New Advertisements.
Ross F. Wrherow
Order Nisi on Suies.
County Commissioners.
The Model ndrickson-Frderick.
Property SOLD Mr. Nelson Dorsey has
sold bis property IN Water ct. to Mrs. Mary
Eyler for $525.
The executors Of the late Henry Weddle
have sold the property two miles south Of
thus place n Walter Carly for 335o also a
house and 10. on East ST, this place 10 Mt
Frederick Stou6er for $625.
MIR. Marshall Fsvorl,e has sold TO Mr. NJ
L. C.eager his property on the southern eli sc
Of town price $500.
A PRESENT TO EvEnYnopY. AN our rea.
dcrs should send 10 the Publishers of THE
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With this outfit tine publishers send THE
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and only ask for 10 cents to cover cost of
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ted Premium List of 200 premiums sent free
to any address. Take advantage of this Offer
now.
The Boonsboro' Ttmts says, concerning
the railroad fasco:
The real cause Of the trouble existing
between the company and the contractors is
that our zeal subscrlsrrs refuse to pay to
ward railway which will cost about $50, GOO
when the contractors claim Sl93 500 vii b"
necessary to build II and then have 1t control
e. D, 70 eign CAPITALISTS, who refuse to put
up their money when called upon.
The interview with Mr., Z. l.. Miller,
rubii he'd in ,hc Frederick papers, afforded
much amneemtn, among our people. when
he tried to uptnld Huges 4 R1ghy IN their
claims THIS is bA natural, if Mr. Miller is,
us he represented himself t." our people EN-
poycd ny SAID Company, and esTries no
weight with oar loca subscribers"
In 4 New HONE DIR. N E. Lea,herman
AMI family left ON Tuesday last for their Mt W
home IN Washington.
1t is within, lrss than two months Of fifteen
years since the do, tor loo tied in this p'ace {:
during that time he enjoyed p'o'mbly ,hr
most lucrative practice ofany physician that
ever practired here. He has been 81" cessi,l
t., degree no, vouchsafed 10 every 'rsct'.
TONER and lie merited it, for 10 his natural
talents he added the advantages Of careful
resear ch and close attention He WAS good
citizen lie we identified with every put ic
movement and always prominently until
success was assured and in this We have &c
casio to regret the .O-s Of one " the most
progressive OF our people. He lie 'oc'.'ed in
the practice of his profession at 14l5 q At. N.
w., Washington ID. z. His many friends
here will be gratifi+d to learn Of the prompt
and favorable issue Of his location in tn, city
Business Mems Association.
Pursuant TO call, on Friday evening last
at,ou, twenty FIVE Of the business men Of
this town and vicinity ne, mthe Town HAL
and WAS called to order Nv Mr. l. r. Wnes
che. Mr Samuel NJ, B'rely Of the banking
house of Blrely & Osler Was chosen chairman
and Mr. Frank Hesson. the W M. X RS
agent here was chosen Secretary
A resolution setting forth briefly the ohject
Of the proposed Association, the advance
meDt of the interests Of Thurmolt and FIR the
discussion of the economic questions of the
day, WINS unanimously adopted. All intend
ing to ally themsel.e Is with the movement
we're theo asked TO subscribe their names to
subscribe their names to this resolution.
On molion, it was then opiered that the
chairman appoint committee Of seven
exclusive OF the chairman and secretary
TO draft a form Of Constitution and to report
same at a future meeting: Commit' ee-Messrs
l., r. Wae.cheS M. B. r-ly,F. Hesson John
Root, Daniel Il. r ,uzer, DR.. J. K. Waters,
Chas H. Osler and NJ J. Albangh.
The meeting then adjourned to meet ON
Thursday evening, February 22nd