Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-11-16
op M1ss MARY MCDIvET.

;herty township, Adams county la''
led in that place on Thursdcy mora
~, the l4th instant, at = Q c1oc ao
,S' ahout 60 wears. For the last 20
avs previous to her demise she ne, l'vea yea I
mon nothing out ice water. ehe was I
,!glIy esteemed as an estimable lauyy
- RI. circle which size moved, ANA
., caves ,aauv friends who will miss her
or her many chart able acts OF iloer-
,I,tv and kindness She was an "a
,mplarv christian and an ornament 10
he church Of which SIZE was a mell''
Ger.
ponprny.--1ast Sunday night the
,,ouse Of Mr.. y. Hendrickson, living
Nv the farm Of Mr.. Geo. M. Potts,
short distance East of this city was
suffered and robbed of watch anu
Eve or six dollars. The watch was Ia
ken from the dining room ana 'ne
money from the pockets of Mr.. Hena-
rickson s pantaloons which were hane
inc on the bed post. The rob6 I, at a.
t ulEs. a. ~ ", ..t1- the house at the kit
ted an entrance at the dining T6ean'
window, and after helping himself to
the watch, proceeded to the bed room OF
Mr.. Hendrickson and ritled his peck
cts, as above stated, without disturb
ing any of the family.
Frederick Examiner.
m- Some of the preachers are op.
posed to dancing. All stuff. David
danced before the ark-danced for
JOY and gladness and he was not a
| bit the worse of for it; for letting
the bright side of human nature be
seen of all men and women too-and
enjoying himself at the top of his
bent. He did so elegantly.
Rocky Ridge it is SAID will surprise
the surrounding country by something
very particularly grand, which is to
come off there before long. Keep up
the dance.
WILL OF Mrs. BlTzENBERGER.--
The will of Mrs. Bitzenberger, who
died at her residence about four miles
North of this city, about ten days ago
has been admitted to probate. She
gives 5000 to Mt. Olivet Cemetery
to be placed in some bank, to remain
there for ever, the interest of which is
to be paid to the keeper of the Gene
terry, provided he keeps her grave III
order; she gives $500 to each of her
nephews and nicces, if living, some SIX
or seven in number; she gives her gold
watch and 300 to Joseph P Fleming;
to Samuel P. Heiiuer, 5000; to Dr..
Dunlap, 500; to DR.. Waters, 800; to
| Dr.. Thomas J. Dnnott, 500; to Har-
riet Ca,sweil, $500; to Catherine and
Jane OgIe, each $50; to the Deaf and
Dnmb Asylum. Of this city, $500; to
the Blind Asylum, i'll this city, 5000
! .fuv,) if not, to 80 to the Deaf and
Dumb ASYLUM, to Betsey MassingHr,
800; to Rev. Osborne lngle, (Epls
pal Church. $50 TO Eplscor'l MIN
lister a: Cato tin Furnace, s 90; to
Barbara Lanhan, at Mrs. Sculeigh' S,
5000. The will contains no provision
for the residue of the money. Jos p
?. Fleming and Samuel ?. Hetiue.
are her Executors.
Frederick Examiner.
INcENDlAR1sM.-The stable of Mr.
Thos. Appel, near Point Of Rocks, IN
this county, was set on fire by an UNI
known &C. undrel one night last week
and six fine horses were burned tc
death before they could be got out Of
the stable.
TuANKsG1v1NG.-Gov. White, Of
Maryland has issued Proclamation.
recommending Thursday, the 26th Of
November, to be observed by the peo-
pie of our State as day for thanks
giving and prayer for the manifold
blessings enjoyed in the past.
sss. You can find fresh "shucked
York River Oysters every day at Mr.
, Jesse Seabrooks Emmitsburg, cooked
: in every variety Of style.
During the greater part Of the wee(
we have had variety of rainy, clon
DIV days. The ground is we'll soaked
! to repetition, and the springs an'
streams are running over.
t FA1R-A Fair for the benefit o
-. the Sabbath School of Mt Prospec
NJ. f. Church will be held at Weller
. Hall, Lewistown, on Monday, tn
18th instant, and continue for on
week. Vocal and instrumental mu
: sic on the occasion.
4 VERY SUDDEN nEATH.-O,
2 Tuesday evening, the 9th inst, Nj
+ Daniel Root, we'll known citizen g
our town, and for a number Of year
the old Keeper of the Washington
u County Aims house, died Of heart dis
case, as is supposed, after an illness c
:. less than twelve hours. He wa
r, about IS years of age.
/ Hagersto,cn Herald
EMMITSBURG ITEM.
4 pRINTEn IN TROUBLE. - Thoma
~ Ward, of Baltimore, reporting himself
be Printer by profession, after lookin
~ round little rot into the Priests Holls