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FOR LEASE.

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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-11-19

The pleasant weather Of this week. succeed
ing the recent damp and gloomy DAYS, has
gwen . more cheerful ASPECT a. things gener-
ally The late u1ins, alternating a. they did
with cold, frosty spells, have made rapid and
marked change IN the landscape. The effect
has been To cover the hills and meadows, which
were parchcd hy the aroaght, with delicate,
spring-like green, Wilde the forest has put on
its fail mantle Of many coiors and ssreRa the
earth with leaves.
Rev. DR.. Samuel Rodgers, presiding elder
Of the East Baltimore Districs, Of the w. 4.
:. Church. preached a. White Hope Chapel.
on SUNDAY morning last. An unusually large
congregation assembled to hesr him.
4 prntrseted meeting wax commenced a.
sandy Mount w. p. Charch on Sunday last
The services are being conducted ~ Rev. X
Roberts.
Ar. John Lester has sold bis place lying
on he pike Immediately shove the sillAEe. "
Mr.. Thomas Ireland, for 81 500 On We'd.
ues.iay, iesh inst. Mr.. Lester sold his sock
and saFming implements a. pahsle auction
We regret to state fha, Bis health il no better.
He moved wish bis family 10 Baltimore on
THURSDAY Mr.. Ireland has taken possession
IL the place and viii shortly Oecapy il.
Mr.. A. 1illard, proprietor e Glover Hsh
farm. il having a stone bodybuilding pat a. the
mansion. which Is being painted aud paperea
preparatory 10 being occupied.
Mr.. Hanre Abbott, butcher, who has lived
in the village the past two wears, has lately
moved 70 Moodensbarg.
Corn husking and piovinz Is heiag Fashesi
forward Ga the FARMS
Wheat looks promising after the continued
vet weather.
A revival is heing carried on RoW AZ Mt
Pleasant NJ. z. Church. abosis three miles west
Of this place.
The new dwelling II Mr. Absam Lester +
under roof
While Rev. Mr.. Roberts waa conducting re-
viyal services al Mt Gilead n. p, Church,
Baltimore county, his saddle. along with q val.
liable horse. belonging 10 Mr.. bushey, with
whom be vas stoppiag, wene stolen, bat af-
forwards recovered in Baltimore. Where the
thief had sold them.
The graded schools Of this place are pros
pering ander the care of Mr.. = r. Still aud
Miss NJ. 4. johnson
We have in our possession letter written
by the hand Of Gen. Lafayette To Mr.. Samuel
Mccormick, the inventor, which. if you desire,
yos shall at some future day have for puhiica-
ton.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-11-19

The Third Quarterly meeting Of the NJ, +.
Church viii be held at Bethel Church, on
the 10th and 10Th Of this month. The pre-
siding elder, Rev. DIR. Edwards, of baltimore,
will preach Saturday morning, also on Sab
bath morning and ct night
There is general satisfaction in this com
munity in regard to the election. Some poll
ticians Of both parties, previous to the cleo
ton, felt confident of success; something
which was impossible for two pairs to be-
suceessfnl-so the party in the minority will
have to wait patiently for another year 10 pass.
then hope for the better, and build air castles
which will be swept away as usual.
Wild ducks have been very numerous on
the waters of Sans Creek, aifording sports
men great pleasure. Those who had been
accustomed to hearing the report of musketry
and artillery would think we were hav-
ing heavy skirmish. Several large hoeks of
wild geese passed over here during the fall,
only one stopping.
Last Monday, after several DAYS of dreari-
ness. Rhody. the bird-whistIe man, made his
appearance, locking hale and hearty, and en-
livening Sans Greek from her slumber, OF
which he spoke so wildly in his reply to your
former correspondent about one year ago.
He said il was marked contrast to what il
was last time he was here. We suppose that
it was because his dreaded enemy or conquered
foe had disappeared. We give him q cordial
welcome, especially when he treats us with
some of his bird music.
The Thinkers have held successful meet
ING at Sam Greek Church, six persons being
baptized
The ADVOCATE is recognized as one of the
leading county papers of the State, both foi
county news as well as political matter.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-11-19

News appears 10 he somewhat scarce, bat
in looking about ourselves after she smoke ut
the campaign hes cleared away, Ne have been
able to CLEAN a few items thai perhaps may b.
interesting "a some Of the readers 0f your col.
amns. .'Old Aqaarins has visited ~ and
r5ven rs c0pions showers, which have cansed
the wheat fields in our vicinity 10 lock rs
promising n the farmers can well desire.
The Rev. IdEtletan, pastor IN charge a.
Unioni0wu. has hsen holding a series Of
meetings during the past week, which have
been very interesting, vet at this writing there
have not been any conversions that Ne knos -.
The congregation Of the Church 81 God, NJ
this place. purpose holding their pFotraeie'l
meeting during this month also, commencing
on the 10Th inst
Our pOrkeFs are fat and already ut to be
slaughtered, hut we suppose the weather Is too
warm yet We will lei YOU hear from rs in
due season.
The corn crop with ns Is yielding far better
than our farmers expected. Mr.. Daniel =.
Diehl, one of our most thrifty farmers, has
housed a. large crop of corn as he ever
housed Bnt, then, what Daniel don't know
about farming is hardly worth knowing, per
haps he win not thank Us for the compliment
ii he sees il. vet we persist in saying that be
formerly was elassed rs among the Adams
county best.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-11-19

The Lutheran parsonage a. Silver Run
which was commenced only lev weeks ago,
Is now ready for the painters. 10 y a hand
some and spacious building.
Owing 10 the wet weather Of the past few
weeks The work on Mr.. h. +. Shrivsr dwell
ling has been much delayed. but should the
weather be favorable the carpenters expect %
raise /, In a iew days.
The corn cron i nOw about housed; On &c
count Of the drought daring the summer the
WELD Is scarcely up to the average.
Mr.. +. f. kesselrlug il erecting dwelling
in Silver Run- This makes the third house
built tins year in that village not including the
spacious warehouse built ~ W. X. LepPo.
Owinr In the fine growing weather Ut the
lass three weeks, the growing grain scaFcrly
ever presented more encouraging appear
ance a. this season. Hnw unlike the gloomy
prospects during she months 1T September and
October The recent rains have thoroughly
weited the sarface, but they appear not 20 have
penetrated the earth 70 any gTeai depth. a.
wells and springs are failing.
For the past few years quits nsulher 81
oar honest and karf-wosklng citizens hare
been carrying policies, issRssl By different IN
surnnce companies ~ Pennsylvania Many q
them. afrr pAying assessments 70 the amount
Of from Szs IL SsS. dropped their policies
Others. aAer their subjects having died, ~
eesSsd from SO 10 $50 on the thousand, thu,
not getting half the aHsount Il eo@g them, II
i needless 70 add that most ~ these unsas-
,ecsimg virssms have heea duPcd ~ sleek
tangued agents, who misFvpreSepi matters.
Widnws appear 10 h. mesi reaatiiy victim.
swN
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-11-19
College Notes.

The first division of the Senior Glass of
Western MARYLAND College held its first quar-
terly exercises in College Chapel, on Friday
afternoon last. The class, this year, is much
larger than usual and was, of necessity, dlvid-
ed into two sections. The second portion
will hold forth next week. The exercises on
this occasion were ushered IN by duette,
performed by Misses Cochel and Newman, on
most musical piano, fully tuned, and eXqula'
ito for its delicate and delightful harmony.
Mr.. Becraft was the first speaker. He enter
tanned the audience for short time with an
Grafton on Beaeonsfeld. The character, rep
utation and influence of this wonderful man
were treated in pleasing manner, and received
from his hands a thorough, yet PLAIN and
practical exposition. After him came Miss
Bishop, who read we'll prepared essay on
American Literature. Mr.. j. H. Earhart fol-
lowed with an Grafton on the all-important
subject of knowledge, the blessings of which
he mentioned with high degree OF sentiment.
Miss Brat then read prettily written essay
on the Beauties of Nature. She did her sub
iect full Justice and her rhetorical flowers were
as fresh and sweet as the first buds of Spring.
A short intermission ensued, during which
Miss Florence Herring evoked some dehclous
music from the same dulcet-toned and sym
phonious piano. Next came the hit OF the
afternoon. in the form of an Grafton by Mr.
H. l.. Elderdice, on Four Years in Sad
die, or the Linguistical Knighthood of the
Nineteenth Century" In this, with happy
knack ofhumor, he exposed the adventures OF
students who use, with i'll success, literal
TRANSACTIONS to the classics. Much laughter
was produced, and the risibilities of the au-
dience were in constant action. The effort
was a felicitious one in every respect. Miss
Lamotte succeeded with an essay on Kind
Words. She showed their influence, praised
their benefits and commended their use. Her
Language was excellent and action common
dahle. "The Venice of the New World,
an Grafton by Mr.. Gies, was listened to with
the attention and appreciation that ITS quantities
merited. He was roundly applauded. The
essay of Miss MAY Meredith, ON = Better
than Gold, . was excently written, and had
rich spiritual vein running through 1t. il was
well read. The list was exhausted by MIR.
GiSt. who spoke on " Reforiners, in man
ner that exhibited fund Of historical knowl-
edge. The melliiuous piano, was again
brought into requisition, and Miss Clayton
elected therefroM solo which served as a
pleasing climax to the afternoon entertain
ment. The audience. though not barge. was
fsir-ba'h In size and feature.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-11-19

Monday. November lA-Emzaael Lepp,
Surviving exscatpf AZ Peter AePp, deeeas''ii
reported sale q real estate,
letters of administration on the estate ~
SIMON J. Eepp, deceased, wcge granted u
Joseph Helwig and Alss4iam Lepp-
TUESDAY. November iS.--Rspor's of sales
Of rial estate 81 Aiirn e. Hammond, Joshua
n. Philiips. Paal Eek and HepFy Black. DE-.
CEASED. finally ratiaed-
Adam LasalAaagh, executor Of HeUry l.n-
eabaugh. deceased, Fesurned hs; Of debts, ia
veusory II money and iist 81 sales Of goods
ard ehastels.
Eden Englsuaan, executor q William In
aleman. deceased, reported sale Of Fsal estate.
Letters 81 administration GA the es1atc q
Samuel Hahn, deceased, we're granted 81
Heaeksah Hahn.
Eriah Fozlesang. executor q Jacob foeie-
souE. deceased. settled Isl account.
H. Oliver StonesSter. exeest0r u john
Ssoneafer, deceased, returned liss q sale vt
goodsand ehastcls and reported sale ST real
estate.
Rachel Clemson and Nicholas II. Clemson.
executors 81 John Davis Clemson. deceased,
received order 10 sell w. N. X. r. Stock.
Tharsasy. November l6--Jokn J. BanHa-
sartner. administrator Of William y, bSuaa-
gartner. deceased, received order 70 noslfs
creditors.
Charles. James II. and Iscwis l. Biiilaxslea,
executors Of Dr. James l.. BiliRgsies, de-
ceased. returned inventory ~ goods, ehaEteis,
stocks and bonds, and received order 70 sell
part ef personal property 81 private salr, and
order e. notify creditors,