Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-06-22
TIE CATHOLIC FAIR.
PRIZES WON AT TEE MECHANICS
TOWN TABLE.

No. 1. Picture Of Archbishop Spalding
BY George Dorsey, hechanicstown.
No. 2. Silver Butter Dish, by II. Cla!
! Cramer, 0raceham.
No. 8. SILVER Castor, BY VIM. g. Blair
Lancaster, Ohio.
No. 4. Knit Quilt, by Hugh Sweeney
near Mt st. Mary's College.
No. s. Wash Stand. by Joseph Call, Bic
chanicstown.
No. 8. Pair of Vases, by Lewis Parker
Mt. st. Mary's College.
MOI. Armed Rocker, by Mrs. D. G
Adelsberger, Emmitsburg.
No. 8. Crochet Shawl No. 1, by Mrs
Kate Shovel, Mcchanicstown.
No 9, Crochet Shawl No. 2, by Mis-
Mary Mulligan.
No. TO- Sett Mosaic Jewelry, by Mis-
Kate StOutfer.
No. II. Sett Jewelry, by Miss Katie
Foreman, MecAanicstown.
No. H. Gold Chain, by 8. J. Scott, Me
chanicstown.
No. Is. Quilt, by Oscar Jacobs, Emmits
burg.
No. IA. Glass Pitcher, by Abraham For
ney:
| No. IS. Pair Napkin Rings, by VIM. H
Humrick
| No. 10. Toilet sett, by Miss Bette Need
Frederick.
No. II. Set Glass, by James Septcr.
No. 18. Jcweiry Case, by +. 4. Doyle
Mt. 81. Mary's College
No. 10. Hanging Basket, by John X
Taylor, Hampton Valley.
No. 20. Pine Knot Basket, by James
Howard. Mt. st. Nary's College.
No. 81. Chinese Pin Cushion, by Mrs 8.
Broadbent, Baltimore.
No. 81. Cradle Quilt, by Eli Furgesson,
Hampton Valley.
No. q. The Bride, by John Knott.
No. "a. Toilet Sett, by Oscar Jacobs, En-
mitshurg.
No. Is. A Pretty Little Doll, by Sarah
Keefer.
No 90. Fancy Pin Cushion, by J. B.
Kunkel Catoctin Furnace.
No. 81. Smoking Sett, by J. F. Hickey.
No 20. Shirt, by Francis Scabold.
No, 90. What Not, by Mrs. Scabrooks,
Emmitsburg
No, 80. Quilt. by d. C. Martin, ir.
No 81. Infant Sctt, by Nicholas Baker,
Emmitsburg.
No 80. Jelly Glasses, by Miss Mollie
Hoover, Enmitsburg.
No. 50. Fancy Box, by Theodore Peddi-
cord.
No. "a. Handsome Vase, by Hugh Swce
ney.
No, s.. Mcerschaum Pipe, by T. J. Nc
Tighc, Pittsburgh, Pa.
~ A Cane and Ladies' Sett will be
Ratified for as soon ~ the lists are ready.
Our thanks are due TO the ladies Of tn.
Emmitsburg table, and our friends gencr
ally for the interest manifested, and tht
kindness and attention we received from
oil. Their generosity will not soon fad,
from our memory.
Miss IpA G. PAYNE,
Miss MoLLrE HOOVER,
Miss KATIE FOREMAN,
Mis-. ELLIE PICKING,
Miss ANNIE NEED,
Miss A. d. &. LlvEns,
Miss MARY MrLLIGAN,
Mrs. KATE SNovELI.
Miss CECILIA WELTr,
Mrs A. VI LINERS
! -" The whole amount taken in at thi
table was $3.50.
+ RIr BY SNAKE.-Mr. Andrew Coti
man, residing up in the mountain, was hit
ten in the finger by c"ppcrh"ad snake
| few days since. The arm WAS sWcllcd bad
~. But by the application Of external am
internal remedies, the swelling was rcduc
Cd and the virus OF the poisonous rcptil
erAlica.el from the system.
Shooting dogs ofmoonlight nights is be
coming favorite pastinc in the village.
t. Upper Monocacy and its tributarie
Fishing creek, Hunting creek, Owings
creek, Israers creek, Toms creek, Mars
creek, Rock creek, Middle creek and Pine,
creek are all very low, lower than know
for many years Beaver dam is as dry as
powder horn, and Flat Run is not far be
hind
The Fair of the Agricultural Society Q
this county will he held at the Fair Ground
on the 18th, 18th, 18th and 18th Of next DC
tober, when Gen. Wade Hampton, of Soutl
Carolina, will deliver the annual address
COMMUNION SERVICE Communion sci
vice will be administered by the Rev. N. +
Gilds at Apples church next Sabbath morn
ing, 23l inst. There will be preaching a
the church this evening preparatory to til
above services.
TRAIN OFFICERS w. MD. RAILROAD
The following is a list Of persons engage
on the Railroad trains between Baltimore
Hagerstown and Mechanicstown:
FIRST TRAIN.
Conductor-J. c. Stoner.
Engineer-Levi Black.
Fircman-W. Hollcnbcrger.
) baggage Mastcr-Jno. II: Scott.
Adams tx. Messenger-Tyler Davis.
Brakesman-Ch ss. Wentz.
News Agent-JOs. Call.
! NAIL TRAIN
Conductor-H. d. Bre.ler.
Engincer-John Derr.
Fircman-Samuel Price.
Baggage Master-Samucl Jackson.
, Adams E1 Messeng er-Chns. Dwell.
Brakesman-Oliver Billnyer.
Mail Agent-Jno. Cost.
FREIGHT TRAIN
Conductor-Chas. B. Meredith.
Engineer-Samuel 3. Price.
Fireman-Wm. Rowe.
Brakesmen-Henry Tritch and RobeI
( DUNCAN
{ John Covall, Train Master.
KEEPERS OF rREIoHT CARS
Samuel Hiteehew from MechanicstoW