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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-10-26
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Elder Albert Holinger, Of Cumberland
county, Pa. viii preach az Meadow Branch,
GA SUNDAY, the @7th. az 10 o clock, and al
the Brethren house IN Westminster ~ the
evening 81 o'clock
Church Of the Ascension-Snnday Services
49,. and ID. SO a. IN, and 80 p. IN Neek-
days-Hoiy Communion : a. M; Even
in-s Z. go n. m. Wyllys Redc, Rector.
Rev. =. I.ookingbili, will preach in Union
town sabbath morning and evening.
Rev. G. ". Seilhamer, will preach al Green
woo-fs Saturday zvening, Sabbath morning,
and evening, children's meeting az o clock,
p. NJ. preaching every evening during the
wcck.
The Methodist Protestant Church, Rev.
l. Mills, pastor. Preaching at 1880 a.
N. aud 80 q. ID. Sabbath school at 9 a
m. Yonng Peoples Meeting at 6.f5 p. N.
PRAYER meeting on Tuesday At 80 p. N
Morning subject redestination. Night
snhiect-"A Backslder's Prayer aud Prom
isc.
HOLY Communion at st. Mary Reformed
Church, Silver Ran, in the German language,
Al 10 4. m, on sunday, October 9th, and m
the English language at 10 q. m. on Sunday,
November lO1h.
Centenary VI. +. Church-Preaching in
,he morning st 1890 and in the evening Al
so o'clock. Sunday School Missionary
exercises at $50 p. N. Young People S
Meeting al 6. - p. m. G. w. Cooper,
Pastor.
Grace Lutheran Church. Preaching Al
( 1880 a. N. aud 7.l5 p. M, By the pastor.
Morning subiec, - a good Conscience.
Eveaing The Spirits Call. - p IL. Miller,
Pastor.
+ Services al -. Paurs Reformed Church on
. Sunday at 10 p. M. The Benevolent and
I Aid Society will meet a. the Church on Wed
ncsday al 10 .. IN. Services al knder 5
I Church on Sunday al 10 a. N. Calvin ;.
Siagle. pastor.
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Shipley Items.

We have had fine weather for husking out
corn and doing up farm work in a general
way. Grain seeding, apple gathering, and
buckwheat threshings are about done with,
and worm seed distilling and corn husEing
are being wound up. We have seen and heard
several flocks Of wild geese going South during
the last few days, and those which went South
on Wednesday were followed by lively fall
of snow. Indeed the snow made II look quite
wintry here for while, but the rain and
snow only helped to put the fodder in fine
condition for handling.
James Frizzell, of Baltimore, was up on q
hunting exhibition this week, and spent three
DAYS with his friend John Wauders- They
had quite a good and successful time, and
captured eight rabbits on the first day.
Samuel H. Shue and family, OF Washingt on,
d. C., moved back into Carroll county has
week, and took possession Of the house IRON
which they removed two years ago.
Jacob Webster moved from here into Free
dom district. few days ago. where he expects
to spnd the winter. He moved into IMP
Aliens tenant house, near Gist T. q.
Rev. W. A. Grouse, Of Deer Park circuit,
preached very able and explanatory sermon
at Zion Chapel, on the 10Th inst, from the
Vi chapter and part OF the 9th verse Of It.
Matthew, "0ur Father which art in heaven,
Hallowed be Thy Name.
The health OF our community Is still good.
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cnuroh nealea,lon a sykssvtIle.

St. Paars NJ. Z. Church at Sykesviiie was
dedicated last Sunday morning IN The pres
enee Of a very large congregation The ser
vices we're in charge Of Rev. J. +. Amoss,
presiding elder Of Baltimore district A very
eloqnent sermon WAS preached By the Rev. J.
b. Stiu, of Fayette Street Church, Baltimore.
Revs. Z. Bashman and c. c. Cook, pastors,
and W. +. D. GLENN also assisted in The ser
vice. The total cost Of the church, including
he rroand, was s., COO; 81 600 bad been pre-
vioasly Subscribed, leaving Sl,ee0 TO be col.
leeied at the dedication. This amount was
asked for, and 81, 100 was raised.
The building committee was Z. Il. Mellor,
John +. Gather, John Harris, Wan. II. Ben
nett, II. o. Devries. Rev. G. G. Cook, John
zie Selby & sons were she contractors. The
church IS 80 by so. is Two stores high, EIih a
basement for The Sunday school, and with 3
wood superstrneture, sarmounisd By a beltryr
making the total height sixty feet. This
church succeeds the one built eleven years
ago on the Howard county side. The ste
Of the former church vas considered a
very poor one and altogether announcement,
hence the change.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Phillips, of Baltimore
county, spent Sunday at Phillips Bros Mrs.
James n. Munroe, of Oakland Mills, and
daughter, were guests of Jacob Brandenburg
this week. O. E. Phillips returned from
Hyattstown. Montgomery county, on tuesday
of this week, where he paid a farewell visit
to his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Curlette, who leave for Dayton Ohio, this
week. Miss Haight, who has been visiting
at P. R. Haights, returned to New ork city,
her home, this week.
The superintendent not being present on
Sunday at Oakland, the assistant opened
school, and was cheered in his first attempt
by having large school. Rev. }. X. Andrew
preached at 1890.
Wednesday was a very disagreeable day.
1t commenced raining Tuesday night, and a
decided change in the weather was noted.
The mercury was several degrees lower than
it has been this fall. Farmers are looking
rather gloomy about this time, as the snow
gave warning that winter is upon us.
There are some very large ears OF corn
down this way, and rather lengthy, too.
Charles Phillips, of this place, has an ear
which measures fifteen inches. Who can
beat it?
Your correspondent saw four sweet potatoes
a few days ago which it is said weighed %
pounds. These potatoes grew in Montgomery
county. While that county does not grow
wheat and corn as our own Carroll, yet when
it comes to growing sweet potatoes or raising
turkeys she is far ahead of Carroll.
Protracted meeting begins at Oakland NJ.
E. Church on November 10th.
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Frtxsllburg Items

George W. Babylon and wife. of Meadow
Branch. and A. Willet and wife, Of this place,
spent day last week at Gettysburg and she
battlefield, and returned home much pleased
with the trip. Miss Kate Jones and Mrs.
Silas NJ. Bish, of this place. were in Baltimore
on business last week.
Corn husking is nov in full blast. aad the
crop is generally good. Leonard Liie, o.
Meadow Branch. got ninety barrels Of good
corn from SIX acres,
William +. Warner. Of this place, husked
for William Frizell last Tuesday thirteen
barrels and eigh, bushels Of corn and bed up
the fodder. He commenced az daylight and
quit work in the evening at suaaovu- Who
can beat Il
A number Of persons otthls vicinity attended
the HAgerstown fair Jas, week.
There seem to be a great many mass meet
inzs 90 be held At different places but a. ihis
place there IS none heard 0f. Politics do not
seem 20 be very booming here
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

The undersigned, examiners, appointed by
virtue of commission issued to them by the
County Commissioners of Carroll county, to
locate and open public road in said county,
beginning at a point on the public road leading
from Geiman's mill formerly Wisner's) to
the Bachman county road, at a corner on said
road between the lands of John II. Miller
and Jonas Bachman; thence running on and
along the division line between said John II.
Miller and Jonas Bachman, by making neces-
sary changes if for the convenience OF said
parties, to the division line between said John
H. Miller and Ephraim Bachman; thence on
said division line until it intersects the land
of John Maus, on the division line between
said John H. Miller and said John Maus,
until to or near steep hill; then winding
around said hill on the land of said Maus, so
as to make an easy grade around said hill;
and thence on or near the bed of a road until
it crosses the branch, and on the land of the
said John Maus, the most practical route, so
as to intersect the division line between said
John Maus and Michael Snyder; then along
said division line, but on the land of said
Maus, until it intersects the division line be-
tween said John Maus and Ezra Bish; then
on the land of said Ezra Bish, the most prac-
ticable route, so as to run in front OF said
Bish's new barn mot interfering with his
yard, and on the bed of the new road, as laid
out by said Bish, to intersect the Westminster
and Littestown turnpike road nearly opposite
Frank Bish's stable.
All persons whom it may concern are hereby
notified that we viii meet at the beginning of
said road, on Thursday, NoUember n, 1889,
at 9 o'clock, a. M, to execute the trust re-
posed in us by the aforesaid commission.
]. WIN. EARHART.
JESSE LENNON,
JOHN LESTER,
octI2 81 Examiners.
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Cy,unasium Opening.

The Yiugling Gymnasium, the gift Of Miss
Anna Il. Yingling to Western Maryland
College, will be opened with a ealisthenic and
gymnastic entertainment on Tuesday evening
next, October 10Th.
As the accommodations for spectators Is
limited. il has been deemed advisable to
charge an admittance fee of Is cents. Spec
tators will be admitted for this fee to the
gallery until the entertainment is ended, and
then to general inspection OF the building
Prof C. F. E. Schulz. director of the Y.
NJ. C. A. gymnasium Of Baltimore, will have
charge of the gymnastic entertainment, which
will consist of performances by professional
gymnasts from Baltimore. The calisthenics
will be given by students of the College.
As it is not possible to seat the gymnasium,
the entertainment will be brief and will not
weary the spectators. The money will be
applied to further furnishings for the building.
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sale Of Rsal Es.ass.

Aaron Shzfer and George l.. ShAier, exec
uiors Of Simon Shafcr, deceased, sold on lass
Thursday the home farm, containing iis
seres. roods and - perehes OF land, more
or less, to Vim. Il. Steele, j., al s52.25 per
acre: aggregate S7,965.53. Also foar lots
Lot No. 1, containing acres, ro0ds and
- perches, % Geo. l., Stoeksslale, 4; So. p;
aggregate Sl66a1.
10; No. >, containing acres, 70 Geo. l.
Stocksiale, al S3l.25 per acre; aggregate
$3.50.
Lot No 3. eontaiding acres, rood aud
I6 perches, to John T. Lowell, at san per
acre; aggregate S260.Sj.
Lot No. {, containing Z acres, , roods and
80 perches, to Peyton Ritz, at $3.50 per sore;
aggregate Slss.65.
Total amount Of sales SSH. r. Chas.
Matthew's, aactioneeF. Geo. l.. Slocksdale
attorney for executors.
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MiaalsburE itsms.

We had snow on "Wednesday snd ice ,hFeg
eighths Of aa inch thick Thursday morning
Miss Bessie ClabsRgh, % 'Cieyerbsook, Is
attending school in HazcrstoWn- Mss Maggie
Brinker. OF louisville, Is visiting Mss Esia
Chipley Mrs. samuel Biddiugey, Of Ohio, i
visiting relatives IN Carroll county, where
she lived fourteen years ago. HAIRY otto,
OF Baltimore. vas bone Is see has father this
week. Mrs. Jos Arnold is visiting ffirnds in
MechAniesiowa. Miss Alice DeIaplsine Is
visiting her sister. Mrs. c. MaFkle, ~ freder
iok. Mrs. Mamie Clabaagh. Of Clover,
brook. spent Sunday with Ms. Nelson, pa
Frederick. Misses Maggie and Gsrtie Arnold
spent several days in faneytoWn tins seek.
The political eaaldroa Is beginning to
.'bubhle and boil, Silh noticeable nnmbsg
OF Democratic heads on top, while there 4
danger Of the others settling 10 The bottom,
ia their boiled up condition 10 Old Carroll.
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Rrummen Isams

NJ Charles Herd IS recovering from bis
illness. bat IS nos able % be oaf yes.
Mrs. Samuel Au:z IS suffering siih catasra
Of the hand.
Mr. Zepheaiah Leisier hsd q very sex
horse last Thursday. Dr.. Harsioae WAS called
aud be soon relieved t.
Miss Emma Dishcr is visiting her sisters IN
baltimore Mr.. Thomas Baskert aud family
visited Messrs. Jerry and John ShAiicr on issf
Sunday. Mr.. George Brown, wife aud mother,
near this place, visited faneytown on sunday.
Mr.. George Hosfeld and wife visited M
George Manchey, az Greeenmoaat, last sue
day.
Rabbits are very plcatial ia iais vicinity
many rabbit traus are removed 50 that thsis
owners eAnnol find them.
We were glad 70 see 50 macy meetings
are to be held. bat feel sighted that Mckee
cannos afford one We are Democrats 500,
HuyrAk i0r onr Sidr
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Mr.. II. Scott Roop, Of Westminster. and
Kiss Kate NJ McCoilum, Of Uniontown, were
married at 8 clock Wednesday afternoon, al
the Methodist Protestant Church, UnioBi0En,
in the presence Of y large numbeT Of friends
and relatives The bride is 8 daughter Of Ar.
". II. Mcclellan, Of Uniontown. Rev. Dr..
J. T. Murray, pastor Of the church, oiticiated-
The church was beautifully decorated with
growing plants aud flowers. As the bridal
party entered the church wedding march was
played bv Mrs. d. A. G. Webster on the organ,
ACCOMPANIED by Messrs. Howard Loliickoiier
and Lee Erb with comets. The ushers were
Messrs. j. Thomas Zile aud Joseph w. Smith,
Of Westminster, Wm. Zollickoffcr. OF Union
town, and Chas. E. Roop, Of Baltimore. The
bride wore travelling dress Of dark green
cloth and velvet, with hat to match, aud cor
sage bouquet Of la France roses. She car
red IN her hand bouquet OF Perles des
Jardin roses Immediately after the wedding
Mr.. and Mrs. Roop started on a Southern trip.
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stiltr. Pa. Itsma.

Corn is not as good as was expected
John II. Cooper is building two new barns
4Sx52 feet.
John H. Bailey has put lot Of carp in his
new pond.
Protracted meeting IS still in progress at
ST. Paul's church.
Joseph Walker, who had his collar bone
broken recently, is improving rapidly.
George F. Fisher, OF Baltimore, Nd, d the
guest OF r. Thomas and Mrs. Warner.
The members of Stelse's church are having
the church reprinted.
Messrs. Wilmer aud Zimmerman families,
of Hanover, Pa, have been guests Of j. II.
Cooper and J. H. L. Boyer.
Daniel Bailey and George Henry, OF Mary
land, have exchanged properties. Mr.. Hen
rvs property is near Stelse's. Bailey is to
nav 1895 to boot
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MARRIED.

Near sam Creek, Nd, on October 22nd,
1850, by Elder Wm. II. Franklin, Ellsworth
Npmfoft and Miss Charity wantz, both Of
this county.
On October 10Th. 1889. st the Reformed
parsonage, in Taneytown, by Rev. II. Ditzler,
ollie }. Stonesifer and Sadie Z. Brown, both
Of this county.
On October 2Srd, 1889, at the Reformed
parsonage, in Taneytown, by Rev. II. Ditzler,
J. W. Six aud Ida K. Siouesiier, both of this
cnunfN
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OBITUARY 4.

On Friday. October 18th, 1889 Hezekiah II. Caplt
died at his residence, Sandyville aged 81 years
months and 20 days.
The mystery, the sorrow and pain,
We try to solve it. but in vain, in vain
Our hearts are all sore with sadness and gloom,
And wrapt in shadows as dark as the tomb.
o. could we but know the truth of it all
What cruel demon could cause the sad fall
Was il an accident or was it a foe
That so foully dealt him this cruel blow?
Oh that he could have been conscious again,
If only 10 tell it or TO explain,
Our hearts would have found certain relief
II would have lightened this burden of grief
But God who with all doth justly deal,
In some day will this great secret reveal,
And through His mercy we all shall know
What now seems to be a mysterious woe;
But we trust in God, His goodness and love
VIII take dear papa to a home above.
There he will be free from the tempters snare,
And the Joys of all the redeemed he viii share;
And there be safe from all sorrow and pain;
There in bright glory Wen meet him again.
And there through Gods blessing we all shall know
What we desired and wished here below.
FROM HIS FAMILY, BY MARY E. WOODS
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Door.to- Virtue Lodge, No. IS, A. +. 4 A.
NJ. resumed work, after the Summer vaea-
hon. on the first Thursday night Of October,
aud will meet regularly every Thursday night
until next July. The Lodge has now one
hundred members on its roll, and as appiiea-
tons are already coming in for the degrees,
FMS number is likely TO be increased during
the fall and winter. To apply is, however,
not the same as to be received, for the Door.
10. Virtue in this case IS not wide open to all
corners. but is very carefully guarded.
The Royal Arch Masons held their annual
election on Tuesday evening, the 10Th inst,
aud ,he following companions were chosen
to manage the affairs OF Carroll Chapter, No.
IN. for he ensuing year: George r. Gehr,
NJ. f. III. P; Milton Schaeffer, E. h; Chas.
II. Baughnan, Z. s.; Rev. $. Simpson,
Secretary and VIM. A. Cunningham, Treas
urer. The other Offices are filed by appoint
ment and will be announced later.
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Orphans Court.

Monday. October 2l.-Amanda Z. Buch-
man. administrative Of Michael Buchanan,
deceased settled first and final account.
Vim. T. Marker aud Jacob II. Marker, ex.
eeators of Jacob Marker, deceased reported
sale Of real estate.
VIM. f. o. Hiner, administrator of VIM.
Hiner, deceased, returned list Of sale of goods
and chattles.
George r. Gehr, executor of Sarah A.
Gehr, deceased, settled second account
Tuesday. October 22-Lewis Reddiug,
guardian of Gertie May Redding settled sec.
ond aud final account.
Charles T. Reifsnider administrator OF
George A. Zinkle, deceased, returned list OF
sales of goods and chattles, list Of debts, and
settled first and final account.
Margaret J. Knight, execatrix of John \.
Knight. decd, settled first and final account.
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There is no change for the better in the
condition of Mr.. Francis Warner. Mr.. J. V.
Wentz is also quite sick with malarial fever:
George Wolfgang in one day husked l03
bushels Of corn, and is the champion husker
Of this section. He accomplished this in the
field Of f. J. Wentz. He was paid Il cents
a bushel, with board, and made ST. 44
This end Of Manchester district will be out
in force on election day.
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weatner RECORD for tne week.

October 19-mercury As at a. m. and &C
AT 2 p. m; hazy. October 20-merc1ry 81
at a. m. and 90 at p. m. generally hazy,
rain at night. October 2l-mercury 46 at I
a. m. and 81 at 2 p. M: cloudy followed by
generally clear weather. October 22-mer-
curry 81 at a. m. and 46 at ? p. m; cloudy;
rain began falling about 6 p. IN. and contin-
ued all night. October 23-mereury 80 at /
a. IN. and 33 at 2 p. M; snow until 2.3O p.
M followed by clearing weather. October
24--mercury 26 at Z a. m. and 4S at 2 p. m;
clear. October 25-mercury 80 at a. IN.
and 40 at y m; cloudy.
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Tavlorsville Items.

Bethany Sunday school, ofthe NJ. f. Church
South, held their celebration on Saturday last
There was large attendance. The exerc,se
consisted of speeches, recitation and singing
Guy AIbaugh deserves special mention for the
beautiful manner in which he brought before
the audience a letter of sympathy and in re-
citing a piece upon the death of frankie, son
of Augustus Brown, who died on the Eth IN,
slant, aged years. frankie was general
fayorite with all, and the letter was from his
teacher. Mr.. Jacob Farver, who spoke OF him
in the most commendatory manner. At the
close of the program the children were liber-
ally provided with confectioneries.
Mrs Barnes, wife Of Mr. Thomas A. Bar
mes, is confined to the house by sickness.
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DIED.

At Mt Pleasant, this county, on October
q, 1889, Clarence Jerome, son of Simon +.
d. Bish, aged years and p days.
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dividend.

A ERMOTOR.-When you put up
"A windmill get an Aermotcr. Either
fitting or stationary tower, and wheel, $55 to
S75, according to size. See one working at
Ed. S, Raile's, on littlestown pike, miles
from Westminster, or address for particulars
EPH. B. REPP, Agent,
aug3l 3m& New Windsor, Md.
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Invite you to their GRAND FALL
OPENING in their NEW STORES which far
sarpasses anything ever before seen in Vest
minister. Our line is superb in
Dress Goods, Silks, velvets, Trim
irgs, Ladies' and Children's
Cloaks, Blankets, Comforts, Under
wear, an Immense Line of
Dry Goods, Notions and Shoes.
s6- OUR NEW CARPET ROOM ia
Is Special Feature this FALL every thing is
new and attractive.
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS AND RUGS.
Call and see our new Stores, where you
will find every thing new and the styles the
latest.
PRICES AT THE BOTTOM.
THEo. DERR & SON,
IS and AZ East Main street,
oct II Westminster, Nd.
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DUBLIC SALE
Il OF A
DESIRABLE LITTLE FARM
Mar Eldershnrp Carroll comfy. Md.
Near Eldersburg, Carroll county, Md.

By virtue of the power contained in a mort
gage from Harry S. Selby to William W..
Scrivnor, dated February 14th, A. D. 1882,
and recorded among the Real Estate Records
Of Carroll county, in Liber +. I. S. No. II,
folio 80, &C., and duly assigned to the under
signed, | will sell at public sale, to the highest
bidder, at the Court House door, in West
minister, Nd, on
MONDAY, 18th OF NOVEMBER, 1889,
at , o'clock, D. M, all that parcel of land
tract of land called Forrest Level" con-
tanning
so ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
The improvements thereon consist of large
and comfortable q story log
A1GESA- and weatherboarded Dwelling
49, House, log barn, corn house,
SzlI911sssi assL with wagon shed attached, and
other necessary outbuildings; there is never
failing spring of excellent water convenient
to the buildings; orchard of apple and other
fruit trees, superior garden, &c. There IL
is also a due proportion of wood and -
meadow land. This property is on the -.
public road called the Liberty turnpike, is in
Freedom district, Carroll county, Nd, about
one mile from Eldersburg, and adjoins the
land of Joseph Slack, Jas. Carter and others.
This farm is desiraby located as to churches,
schools, market, roads, &C.
Terms of Sale.-One- third cash on the
day of sale or on the ratification thereof,
one-third in nine and the other one-third in
eighteen months from the day of sale; the
credit payments to be secured by the notes of
the purchaser or purchasers, with approved
security, bearing interest from the day of sale.
JOSHUA SCRIVN0R, Assignee.
Reifsnider & Reisnider, Solicitors.
oct19 Is r. C. Matthews, Auct'r.