Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1898-09-15
Local Items.
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opened at the east end Of Thurmont. that
will place upon the market as many as fifty
building lots, which for eligibility of location
cannot be surpassed in the State. The street
will be wide, properly graded and macad-
amized and when completed, will attract
the attention of buyers from other ponts'
We have some reason to believe that several
Of them will at once be sold and to people
who will influence others to buy; it should
and likely will become notable.
We expect to be able to lay before our
readers before many weeks, some interest
ing facts concerning the F. T. & N. Electric
Railroad They will relate to the purposes
and methods of the promoters. Do not get
1t into your heads that the matter has died
a'bornin, because you are not hearing much
about it, if it is possible for any one to secure
the building of this road, those now having
matter in hand will do it. Rome was not
built in day.
Cbambersburg has had but one colored
excursion from Baltimore this summer, but
that one was enough to supply all needs for
several years to come, says the Repository
The Middle Section Assembly from East
Baltimore, social club, with the Metropsl'
itan Band, ran the excursion. There were
554 tickets lifted on the w. NJ. train Of IL
cars. The excursionists renamed until mid
night Trouble began on the train. Fight.
ing was the principal pastime all the way.
One man had his head badly cut. Seats and
windows were broken. One fellow was
dumped off at Westminster for his bad be
havior and two near Five Forks. The ell
tire police force was needed to handle the
toughs and then had more thar they could
do. Razors and pistols were used, but no
serious results occurred.
INTERMEDIATE REGIsTRATIoN..T The Board
of Supervisors of elections hereby give notice
that the Boards of Registry for the several
Precincts and Districts Of the County, will
be in session at The times and places herein.
after described, for the purpose of revising
the lists of registered voters. At these sit
tlngs all persons whose names have not been
heretofore registered, and all persons who
will lie 81 years of age on the 9Th day Of
November next. may have their names en-
tered on the list. All who have removed
from the District in which they resided in
1897 must obtain 10y applying In person. q
removal certificate to enable them to Regis
ter in the Precinct or District in which they
now reslde-and application must be made
in person to the Board of Registry on the
4th of October or on the 18th of October
The session will be continuous, opening a,
eight O'Clock, NJ, aud closing at seven
o'clock, p. m. First sitting, October 4th
SECOND sitting, October 18th; for revision
only, October 18th.
dreagerstown at Creagerstown.
Emmitsburg, precint 1, at Chas. ]. Snuff:
room, Emmitsburg.
Emmitsburg, precinct 2, at Kerrigan''
coach shop, Emmitsburg.
tatoctin at Wolfsville.
Hauyers at Kinna's Mill.
Mechanicstown at Thurmont.
Jackson at Myersville
Lewistown at Lewistown.
Removal certificates will be granted BY
the supervisors prior to the sitting OF tn
Boards of Registry, and the Board of Super
visors of Elections will be in session on Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday, Septembe
2eth, 9th and 2sth, for the purpose o
granting removal certificates.
Foreign born citizens should produce thei
naturalization papers when applying t.
register; and voters will bear in mind tina
only two days are fixed by law for register
ing this wear