Catoctin clarion., 1878-11-21

pion Boots, Hats, &C., very cheap. See
adv.
The deer hunters have returned after an
absence of about ten days. They brought
with them one fine deer. Poor luck, that.
The DINNER AND SUPPER that will be
given on Thanksgiving day by the Fair
Managers should certainly be well patron
lied as the prices are very low, viz: For
Dinner 35 cents--for Supper 25 cents; ;
and that it will, be no ordinary, we are
well able to say, as we know Of the arti-
cles already contributed and of those that
are promised, that it will be as advertised
in posters really sumptuous dinner.
ITEMS from the Banner of Liberty of
last week:
On Saturday, the end inst, Mr.. David
Cramcr, while driving at pretty fast gait
and in turning the corner rear Staufter's
warehouse at Georgetown was thrown
from the buggy and very seriously injured.
We are glad to hear that he is now consid,
cred out of danger
A man named White was drowned at
the lock near Point of Rocks on Saturday
night the 9th inst. Hc was very drunk, it
is said ahd it is supposed that when going
home from the Democratic meeting held
at that place on that evening he fell in the
lock while attempting to cross over. The
tow rope of II passing boat pulled up his
body on the Monday following.
Mrs. Rebccca Root, widow Of Daniel
Root, of D., deceased, OF this place, was
stricken with a third attack of paralysis
on Saturday morning last and now lies ia
a very prccarious condition. She is over
seventy years of age.
Mr. Samuel Hoke, jr., residing near
Ccrcsvilc this county, was relieved of a
lot of clothing, bacon, -four, &c by thief
entering his house on Wednesday night Of
last week.
On the 5lh inst. Of Consumption, in Em
mittshurg Miss Mary Kate Rowe, aged
II years and 10 monlls.
This gentle clild yielded her pure soul
with perfect resignation to the Divine wal
of the Creator. Her amablc manncrs
charmed all and cnlrarcd her to many
vouag friends In the words of Father
McCatlrcv we finish this obituary.
Si.h o'cr the flower that fell when nearly
blown,
Weep for 50 much of gentle .oodn, IS
flown,
Pray for the spirit carly cS.led away,
That one saint more tor ,iaaerS here may
pray.
On the 9th inst, Mollic E. Hickey, aged
Is years, daughter of Prof. James y
! Hickey, of Nj *. Marys College.
/ This sad event has cast deep gloom
1 over oar ncghharhood where littlc Nellie
was 8 universal tavollc. As soon rs her
/ illness Lccalne k.ioWu nunlsrs of lNl
/ friends FASTENED 10 cali, and ia The pres
cnce Of these, her afflicted family an4
! Faihcr Wa!tcrso9, she passed away pc2cr-
/ fully, stx mtn.ly without a pang and per.
| frc;ly resigned ts tie will Of The Heavenly
| Father who thus called to himself his sin.
/ less child
At } o'clolN on Friday morning, after Il
/ hricf prayer by Father John McC.o>kcy
the beautiful caskct was borne TO the
hcarsc by SIX Young men, preceded hy f II
young ladies bearing lighted candles and
wgcatm's of flowers. The corlrgc moved
slowly along tho pike and np the moun
tain road to the church where Mass was
said and sermon delivered by Fathcl
Watlcrsnn, Dr. Dieililnau presiding at tirt
organ The brief reference TO the young
gi!rs h!amclcse life was full Of cditication
to the large asseGislage and Of consolatiou
To the Stricken parents
After Mass the sad procession moved tc
the graveyard where adj that was mortal
or iiulr VI lllic was left beneath the flowers
which loving hands hcapcQ upon the cas-,
kct.
McSsrs. Manning and Martin kindly ar
ranged the procession to ,he satisfaction
OF aN.
Little MoIic drscrvcdly won the love o.
the large number of sorrow!ng friends who
FASTENED to the house through the pouring
rain on Thursday TO leave their floral offer
ings and tender their kindly Offices Tht
hearts Of the parcnts and brothers arc in
deed heavy but remembering bow free
from guilt, how full Of sweetness and inno-
ccnce the young life was, grief might wei
give way to the assured hope of her end
less happiness above.
NJ. A. Y.
MARRIED.
On the 10Th inst i'm New Markp hy the