The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-10-12

" hgip returning NUfuE tuECEaA u
an aunt in Frederick county, on Friday after
noon OF last week, Mr.. A. H. Barnes, near
Warheidsburg, met with an accident. In
crossing the Baltimore & Ohio railroad, near
Rideeville. his horse stumbled and fell. The
animal fell again ia trying to get up, and Mr..
Barnes then got out Of his buggy TO assist her,
when she fell third time, and on Ny. Bar
mes. injuring his left shoulder and right leg.
The mare severely cut one Of her forelegs
The marriage of Mr.. George 7. Kerr, Of
Hanover. Pa. 10 Miss Annie 4. Miller,
daughter Of Mr.. John Miller, Of Emmitsbarg,
Nd. occurred on Wednesday at the residence
Of Capt Benjamin Poole, Of keysyllle, this
county. Mr.. Charles f. Moul, Of Hanover.
acted as groomsman, and Miss Laura N.
Spangler, Of Gettysburg, Pa, as bridesmaid.
Rev. J. C. Kohler, d. D., Of Hanover, per
formed the ceremony. The happy couple left
for Baltimore. Washington, Philadelphia and
New York.
Mr.. Frank Brown will not remove bis resi-
dence to Baltimore, as he several weeks ago
contemplated. but viii still remain a voter IN
CARROLL He has recently been elected Pres.
dent Of the Cape Fear & Cincinnati Railroad
Company, and on Saturday last went to North
Carolina TO look after its interests. Mr..
Brown is just the man to push snch an enter
prise, and we predict for him eminent success
indomitable energy and fine executive ability,
and withal, capital to support him.
Mr.. Frank b. Newheiser died 10 Richmond,
Va. on September 2sth in his Both year.
Mr.. Newheiser was a talented musician, and
was oreanist in the Cathedral at Richmond at
the time Of his death. Prior TO taking this
position, he was organist at the church OF the
Immaculate Conception, Washington, d. G..
and director Of the Germania MennerchoT OF
that city. Mr.. Newheiser was friend OF Mir.
lanes Bowersox. until recently a resident OF
Westminster, and visited him here While
here he met number of our citizens and
plaved the organ at St. Johns Church.
Miss Maize Knell and Rev. w. w. Davis,
nastor Of the Methodist Memorial Church,
baltimore. we're married at Whateoat Chm oh,
IN that CITY. on Tuesday last The bride is a
sister of Miss Nellie Knell, who has several
times visited in Westminster, and among the
nsbers on the occasion was Mr.. VIM. +.
Moore, formerly of this city. Among those
who Witnessed the ceremony were Mrs. m
Moore. Of Westminster; Mr. and Mrs. George
f. Wysham and Miss Nellie horn; Inc
bride was niece Of Mr.. Peter Smith, near
Taneytown, who attended the weddin g also
The annual lovefeast of the Dunkard, o.
German Baptist congregation, was held OF
Thursday and Thursday night at Meadow
Branch Meeting Huust5 HcdA HSSN.
Five hundred members communed. Ihi
elders present were d. D. Bonsaek. Uriai
Bixler, Samuel Babylon, Meadow Branch
Fphraim Stoner, Union Bridge; Solomon
Stoner, GreeDburry Ecker, Uniontowni DAVE
Long, Washington county; Luther Perry
Ohio: S. N. McCan, West Virginiai Thoma
Kolb, Rocky Ridge; William Franklin, Sam
p Creek; Edward Miller. Joseph Price, Blael
Rock; Samuel Utz, Newmarketi John Dtz
Beaver Dam; John Trostle, Gettysburg, Ia.
Joel Roop, New Windsor. The next love
feasts will be held at Beaver Dam, Frederiei
county. today, Saturday; at Rocky Ridge
November 2, and at Frederick on Noyem
Der u.
Mr.. John B. Summers, of Warfeldsburg
wlsose sudden death on October LIST wa
chronicled last week, died near the resldenc
Of Mrs. Mixner, on the Bloom Mill road
where he had gone to take some acknowlede
mepts. He was eonversing with several pei
sons when he suddenly fell to his knees. ID
friends went to his assistance, but his deaf
was almost instantaneous. The deceased wa
aged u years, 10 months and 9 days. Beside
his wife and son, two sisters, living in Wasl
ington, d. c., and a brother, living in Gun
cy. Illinois, survive him. Mr.. Summer
was staunch Democrat. He always enJoye
the confidence and esteem Of his fellow chi
zens. and for several terms he was schot
commissioner, and once was the candidate
his party for sheriff. Had he lived until Jun
LIST, next. he wouldshaye witnessed the fifhe
anniversary of his marriage.