Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1898-09-08
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Order Nlsi on Sales.
Bus. Loc.-For Sale.
Bus Loc.-To Rent.
Notice 10 Creditors.
MINISTERIAL INsTlTuTE.-The Preachers
Institute for the Maryland Conference will
convene Mt the U. B. Church, Thurmont,
Md, September 20 TO 20, 1898. There will
be three sessions each day. Interesting
papers will be read on subjects OF church
work. The public are invited to attend.
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIEs.-The following
are the hours and places tor holding the
Democratic primary meetings in the various
districts in the county, on Saturday, Septem.
Der 10, 1893. ....
acknowledgement, 8 p M.
Emmitsburg- Western Maryland Hotel,
7:20 p. m. -,
Catoctin-wolf's Hall, Wolfsville, 8 p. m.
Hauvers-Deerfeld, 4:30 p. m.
Woodsboro-Hall in Woodsboro, 7:30 pm.
Notwithstanding 6p. m.
Jackson -Shank's Hall, Myersville, pm.
observation-disclosures, ep IN.
The Blue Ridge mountains around Pen
Mar, with its beautiful scenery and pure air,
needed only water to make it an ideal spot,
and this it will have il arrangements now
contemplated by the Western Maryland
Creamery Company are carried out. They
propose constructing a lake near Buena
Vista station, where boating and fishing
could be enjoyed during the summer seasons
and in winter would furnish ice 10 be used
on the cars for shipping cream. They find
that in running their cars to distant points
the greatest burden OF expense is the enor-
nous quantity of ice used. This they can
secure at little or no cost when the revenue
derived from well equipped boating place
is deducted.
The Republican Convention for Frederick
county met in Frederick city on Saturday
last. The meeting was called to order by
Hammond Urncr, chairman Of the County
Central Committee, and Capt Walter Saun-
ders was made chairman, and Messrs Geo.
Kaufman and HarryE. Chaplinc, secretaries
Hon. Milton G. Urner was endorsed for
the nomination for Congress in the Sixth
district Twenty-Five delegates were elected
to the congressional convention, and were
instructed to vote rs unit and use all hon
ton.
The convention was harmonious, the Mot
ter people being in absolute control.
The following appointments have been
made by the Board of Supervisors OF Elec-
ton of Frederick county as judges and clerks
ut the fall election in this and adjoining dis
tricts:
Mechancstown, Chas. w. Robinson, VIM
P. Kunkel, judges; Morris l.. Rouzer. John
NJ. Powell, clerks.
Creagerslown-W. II Staup, Geo. F. SLOT
tlemyer judges; Michael l.. kob, Robt E.
Barr;ck, clerks.
Hauvers-Nlorris f. ShafFcr, Wm.L Buhr.
man. judges; Side II. Buhrman, Calvin T.
Fox, clerks,
Lewistown-Jacob f Palmer, Howard p.
Ramsburg, judges; Franklin w. Mohlcr,
Elmer Y. Ramsburg, clerks.
PERsoNAI- j. Roger Grumbine Of
Frederick is stopping with his uncle, j. W.
Payne, of this place.
Mr.. w. A. Conner is home from Phladel.
phia on visit to his family.
Mr.. Ed. b. Seton left Wednesday morn.
Ing for Baltimore, where he will enter upon
his third years course at the Baltimore City
Dental College
MIR. Chas Troxcl and wife of New York
are visiting Lieut., A. Troxcl aud family of
this place.
Miss Galvesworth of Baltimore is visiting
at DR.. H. G Andcrs.
Robert Rouzer Of Baltimore is spending
weeks vacation at his home in this place.
Mrs. Harry Cover spent several days last
week at her home In Baltimore.
Robert Currens went to his h me in Tan
eytown last week to spend few days.
GAME LAws-At the last session of the
Nlul hS SolutuiS, viz H'hi N'Aa'S
and Fish Protective Association accom-.
plished much in having the seasons in the
counties altered to the habits of the game
protected. A general game law was passed
for the state, but as county laws take prec-
edence over the general law, sportsmen want
especially to know how the county laws
stand. The following laws were given for
Frederick county in Wednesdays American.
November to January 1-Partridges,
pheasants or rabbits
August to December 20--Gray or fox
squirrels .-,
Unlawful to kill any insectivorous birds
at any time.
Unlawful to SELL barter or trade any pleas
ant, partridge, squirrel or weodcock that
have been trapped or shot in Frederick
county.
In MemOriam.
TOspnh Elmer son of + c. and Susie A