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Proceedings of the school Board.

The School Board met On Tuesday All
the members were present The teachers
reports for the Spring term ut school "eTf
examined and the pay roll made thereon was
approved.
PAYMENT ior Suudry amounts iur rent 81
school houses was ordered; also various balls
Cor supplies and incidental expenses.
John 4. Evans and B. other> presented
petition for new sehooihoU~e at or within
one-quarter Of a mile from Newport. in Nouni
Airy district Afterwards Sylvester =. Lewis.
Representing ike number OF petitioners,
asked that the house b. huilt ou different
site proposed by them. The Board promised
"a consider both sides before deciding.
4 delegation consisting If representative
gentlemen from TaneytoVn district vas before
the Board asking for new -chuaihouSe q" ie
built on the road leading from laucEi"9n 8"
Union Bridge. about midway hetvcru the
school, AZ Oregon and Martin 5. The dele
CATION was assured by she Board that the
needs of . new houS,- sherr Nnuia i'o ur">i'-
gated.
o. A. Haine, and - Others presented q
retiiinn fr1m MNers' district praying inf the
removal or the Maus ,choolhousc % Silver
RIM. The petitioners Nerc informed that the
Board had SOME time sgn decided To Trnfu.c
said .rhuolhuu.e to silver Rnu. and sulld
remove it a. saou a, fund, were ayaiBlHr
Mr. Henri Gait, of Tancyfnwu. appeared
before the Boar,i and asked ig have the Ff''i-
icge oi using pne Of the rl.nSa- "i the scho-d
building there Tor private -eh"sd for 'h'
summer icrtn The privilege We granted,
i petition from Jys>e Flcagls and ~ ojbcr
was presented 10 the Board requesting that
the Scho0lhoitse ai Bear M9unt 'e pui removed
This hcing a counter pcttnou. vtnmt'iTt 81
the Board uas appointed b. yi,ii che 'ifiH.fs.
aud hook into the n,-rtlz ihcre,
The Beard aainurned ,o u,s-s Mrasiaa. sh
t.F Ma
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school Entertainer, at Paiaps>O.

Erfsarir4 tdT tlc &srr5ifsrattc Afttttstf
Quits an interesting entertainment uas
giycn hs the Paiapsee school 90 Ihafsday
evening. April H. The house. which vas
aFtisficaily nraanlrnied with gtrrErvrHs and
flowers, VA. crowded ia the extent II us
capacity. Al SOP. ni.. the iolloaiug Vg4'grlnl
va, announced a. the teacher. MIS- h'liia
Grass
Masehlae by -,hoai ~E.suiug a.iiFc-s Nii-an
Weaver singing. MORA tag Rise Might B, itsini9is.
u ggss.ics. recisatlou. SsnE ~ the su"rd Nafreu
slaTner marching ftr eair-tncutt a1st 4tistai ti.
srhnai. sing Lightly Eoa. srkussl- .rssr'h ,. Aasu
biiits Morn, Weller reeitatiou, tfiitgfs hf tns
rhiAf Nina Daniner. sJsfch, -che~@ tAte Ahrr
Esans singing taInpanWn Raves. Lsns hiiu esr~
stub. sIecch Eieic Ariaugh sfsssb. Rosa Bel
laugh specch Hayyy Arltagh diaioEue SITTING
Hen Wiiicate Abbott. Wilson Weaver ami Htilse
-hffsleV- sF-eri lltCtuaa EltEEF1 recitation i8l
tle hf5a Mnflss tLauiic Auffrk apaurh. school,
iays Willis >bpAcy, hosp dgiii aht ssaig. Niilrfir
AhbsII Nina tariucg Aulau-la lay AiisV
swans Rosa Eeitaurh s.uciwia Biizarl Etr.e
Ariuugh ant Helen ourslct The bird, l-r aisi ans
gaIsshruirs lsG and ~ grade, violation }taiEr
NrussMs Watermelon STORY htlestr AtAstlts diA
loEuc Frightened Out II t-intuW ~ NaFrrn ~lasueg
Nina Gardner and Auialsdn nyiur7 <lastch| A Ad
veutune James McturieS. fccitatisn. Spring I.llr
Harry niylor Military dull the hoy. singing.
Mass.a i 81 the cold COLI ground l1me Nils Nirt
tl,tg recitation tleY elaud Shauscr singing Round
Ioa your Beat school speech. Cecil tapics -t=sst
Walter BliEnlrf. dialogue, Dutch Justice. Jlaigf-
uan James Mcturiey, shop iftcr Aiice Et8ns
negro. Wilson weaver. reporter, Nurrls Miller
closing address, AHanda faylor siugius. Es-1,us
HYMN school
The crowd now dispersed Feeling thar II
uas an ENJOYABLE occasion.
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BANQUET at UniOntown.

lkepnrtett for the Democratic AuNNR''tl
Union Lodge. No D.. |. O. NJ, of l,ni9n-
town. gave grand banquet ON Thursday
night. nth instant. in honor of their second
anniversary on the one part, and rs Il compll-
ment to the ladies of Uninntown and vicinity
for their kind services rendered upon pirHi"u>
festivities. Plates were spread for 223 mem
bers and guests The mena consisted OF oys-
ters-stewed. fried and raw: roasted chicken.
cold ham, chicken salad. pickles, celery. Sar-
atoga chips. Maryland biscuits, sliced toma-
toes. ice cream and strawberries. oranges.
bananas. coffee and segar>. The address ot
welcome was delivered by W. NJ. NJ. G. Shaw
afterwards he proposed the following toaStS-
First. The Dav we Celebrate. Ia con>e-
auence of the severe imdiSposition of Bro. q.
W. Seilhamer. he was not able to respond Il"
it: second. "Our Lodge, responded to by Rep.
Dr. Luther Kemp; third. when mon Lodge
Celebrates her Centennial Anniversary, re
spoded to BY Cond.. W. Il. bngcr; fourth
toast. why am Mechanic. responded To
by 7. NJ. Evan Haines An abundance of
music was furnished during the evening by the
linwood Band. which did the organization
great credit The members present from the
Grand Lodge of MARYLAND were p. 6. A..
i. W. Ioane. Jr.. Y. 6. A.. G. W. Hahn. &.
i. T.. C. Bernhard. all of Baltimore. The
following programme was the order OF the
evening: Opening ode by the Lodge; PRAYER.
cbanlaiu. music hv the band; welcome, q. ".
Shaw: supper, first table. Grand Officers. ON
Gers of .odee and ladies: the balance IN order
As they came. Toast. The Day we tele-
brate. music; response. Elder Seilhamer;
music; toast. ''Our Lodge music, response.
Dr. Luther Kemp; music; toast, Why ! ana
a Mechanic;' music; response: Evan Hanes;
music; toast, when Union Lodge Celebrates
her Centennial Anniversary: music; response
W. r. Unger; singing closing ode.
Great credit Is due the committee and lodge
for the manner in which the affair was con
Quoted. as it was unprecedented in rNpecia-
ton. execution aud realization IN this vicinity.
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Hamrsieaa plslriet Ilsms.

Mr. Lachatiah Hale. uezr Hampstead.
moved % near AllansglI3r, Baltimore eaHHiA
last week. 90 the hUsse Formerly occupied iry
Mr. Jacob Hale
Me-. Fred Slcrucr. nsar Hampstead. lo,l d
6ne hor-, las, arcA.
Tbs, debating sotsrls aI Ehcs1 w,f na
Wednesday uishf az ia-i acek ta dsss5-- ihF
following Received. that ihe laEtos BIAS
benefited euf t1autr, inurc Than too dustuf
Affirmative. Howard j. Grsss, Granville. =
Shue NEGATIVE. Harry Eiehaui., AHauia.
Eiuemau. The Judge drsids7,! Zee ta7er "i
she negative tnu o. uue,
NJ Howard Ruhy aud slir spent >Hu,isl
with b.. parents. near Hampstead.
Ms-s,ys EJAari and Elmer ~AAHet, t.i
Black Rock. spent Sus,si9S wth fri~nds hrFs
Mr. Edward ilotck and ~iis, af Han..rr.
sI.eti Faster uith ht- gssrcHi,. NJ and Mr.
nemFy Hausk
Mr.. Amn> PRANK. 81 urar N'llist"a1H-
.i.-ni SATURDAY sssh tIleBd- hrrs.
Miss Rosslr Bicharl.. 81 nszF houchssE.g,
.t,.nf Faster wiih Ni-- Brine iaeksun. utar
Hampstead.
NJ. Granville :. Sh,ue AMI Mr., isabella
Hare spent SUNDAY escHins Nl'h fret Ni'sfprs
uear Ebcrgs
Misses katie, Martha aud Mara >baflsr 70
Black Gnck. uere the suo-i. - inrD'is 90 ihr-
ueiehborhs1i oy-T Easier.
Mr. Ur0rSs Grus-, urar Hampstead. asA
Mr.. Amo- Frank spent SlsuaaA eltb Nj a"''
Mrs John Frank. meas Berkl eYstillr.
John e.. slla of Ng. aad Ms, Oliver Ffser.
ct ureennouni, died aa April il'h IT., re
mains Nere laid "a rs.1 la tsrrenm1pn' n. g.
cemetery on Apr. liih iiis azt was srsT.
= months aud q daF.
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Inc German Rariisi Meerlnr.

The district meeting 90 the Eastern District
nt the German Baptist Rrethsrn. a. Maryland.
ga. held 10 the MeadoU Branch Church. near
rbj. ciiy as Iucssiay 10th. inst. Representa-
ii,,- peT'. present frrm Frederick rity. Mil
i,~fuWn. Beaver Dam, Locust Grove. Nonnc
acay. sans Csrrk Pipe Greek asl Meadow
Branch Zach district wa~ represented hy
tao delegate.
Elder + " Sloncr. ct III. PiI,s Greek
congregation. Wa> elected Moderator. Samuel
a. ~ ct Frederick rauuty. reading clerk.
seed t'sorgr X >aPVingiea. -eeu-tar-
The morning session consisted mainly - d'~-
s,t,-iou an The sah5rtt ~ the establishment Of
Fan nld i,,lkS home uFon whjeh me- final
sct5pu ~as taken The propositions "a have She
Eastern bi.fr5rs 81 Nav lsud take charge 81
its Washington cjty rai=sioA h.arl vt the
church va defeated ihi. mtssiuu poW. q,
arrs,nfusr j. a charge sf DE-, u3i-siru h,ssrsi
ai lhs rharsh
ElI,r r5ah RiNier. os ibe Meadow I;ranth
Congregation. sas slrrtsd d,l~gata g. he rt ~
spuasl ,aeesiux sith Ei,les g. 4. Bs'sn.r. 81
frHicf7sA a. alternate
THE avxs district meeting sill l.~ hrld 10 'hs
>au Creek ChDfch oo th- srl Tur-,lsy At
AvrtL Isga. Alter aB evepjng session She
meeting sdjongarsl.
YHE MINISTERIAL sEEYINg.
Z No. organization recent iratHfN "i if"f
rlian Bapis.' thagoh surk. e,.,l,ssr ct au a.
-ui'azg ai a| tite minister, ui gas tl-fuy1
aud Ia fny ii. psrpuss the dl.s as>luu 81 .seb
qa,-.'a,s framed ly a committee as uIii hs pgs-
jur.5,r "f iHshrFiuE che Interests Hi the
chrrvh. lhr tsplg, egHt pah2sShrt4 bee sa>t
nreA is-se pi ihs Advocate. The COMMITTEE
ail-,ialra g" rs ib- SINE and place u. usN,
ministerial uae,iiag ur-v Eii,r W IL. Frank
.la. t.szs h. SsppiuEtan, =. 4. hrsnHvr aust
e. a. f.rnuer lbp ias1 aause8 munster
f.ry1ris=i fn isrss sHti5ssIrr sH ;hy Br~ihegu
rnHr.h 5H fhis sfiv, v- W.sius-,ias aEhi-
p5,, sa4isary strIs. srFv taken ~ fhe district
u,s,.f ~ g. Incorporate thv M,-s,.,p B'nrd ai
D.. Eastern Disiug, 81 Naylaai 81 ahisb
Elder : a. liza j. president aud Ezra "
E.ah .ssr~iars Tbe other member, are
Aifrc.s Eaalar. ~ Ne~ Nia,i.aF, Jesse Wrs
irisbs. ~ uaahle Pipe Geek, aud e. Sil,s
Harm. IS Elisrtoa, Frederick essass
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Mr.. Ed. S Bale. well known tarmef
living near Westminster. was taken suddenly
i'll on Tuesday with cramps. On Thursday
he was reported not much improved
A pleasant dance and pound party Was
given at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Minter. this city. on Tuesday evening last.
The ADVOCATE is too crowded to prini the
names ofthe participants.
Fire. caused by a defective llue, DESTROYED
the new residence of Mr.. Joseph Price, IN
Manchester district. near Lineboro, ON We'd
nesdav. The loss was about $1,000. upon
which there was some insurance.
Mrs. Caroline Scriveuor. as assignee OF
mortgage. sold ON Wednesday at public sale
the real estate of the late Jane B. Reynolds,
containing 80 acres and ) perches. near
Eldersburg. to Lima c. and Victoria '. Gibson
for SlG03.
Mr.. John r. Martin and Miss Alice NJ,
Stouch. both Of this city, were married on
Thursday at the residence of the sister of the
bride. in Baltimore, by Rev. Father cassidy.
pastor of ST. Johns Church. this city. The
bride is daughter Of Mr.. George Stouch and
the groom SON of the late DIR. William \.
Martin. Clerk of the Circuit Court.
President Lloyd l.. Jackson of the Balu,,
more Centennial Association. has appointed
the following advisory committee for west
minister: John L. Reifsnider, Senator j. !.
Bennett, Charles H. Nanderiord. George W.
Albaugh, Milton Sch7efier, /. Herbert
Shriver William b. Thon as. d. y. Henmng,
Judge Charles b. ROBBERS. Jos: d. Brooks.
T. o. Grimes and Charles +. Fink.
Rev. J. l.. Walsh, who was recently sent as
pastor To the N. f. Church, 18th and
streets. Northeast. Washington. y. C.. was
given reception in the church one evening
last week. He and his wife were welcomed
in speech by =. F. Fuller, and several NM
listers from other churches assisted IN present
ing the congregation to them. There was an
exeellen, musical program rendered on the
occasion
An entertainment was given hy the scholars
of Silver Knob school. assisted by their teach
or. Miss Lillian f. Yingling. on Wednesday
evening of last week The room was hand
somelv decorated with cvergreenS. flowers,
&c. and the friends of the school were out IN
full force. many being unable to gain admiS.
sion. The program was perfectly rendered
and all we're gratifed with the entertainment.
We regret not being able 20 publish she pro
gram and those participating.
An entertainment for the benefit of the
Woman> Home and Foreign Missionary
Society of Grace Lutheran Church of this
civ. viii be given at Odd Fellows Hall on
THURSDAY evening nest. The program will
+ include several songs bv male quartet. n re-
I presentation Of Jean lngelow songs Of
Seven. solo hy Miss Helen Grouse, Tom
Thumb wedding. aud an operetta. Voices Of
Nature II viii De one of the most unique
aud interesting entertainments ever gwen 'n
Westminster. Door, open a. i.n. perform
anpp al a.
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Meeting of Grand Division S. of T.

The Grand Division Of the Sons of Temper
ance for the State of Maryland will hold its
semi -annual session in Carroll Hail, this city,
Thursday. 18th inst The morning session
will open AT 10 o'clock. All sons Of Temper
ance are invited to attend each session.
II is expected that f. NJ. Bradley, p. NJ. ).
Of $. Of I. Of North America, will be present
at the prayer meeting exercises at the Luth-
eran Church ON Wednesday evening, oath
inst. with the c. W. p Of this State. and will
deliver an address.
A public meeting will also be held on the
evening of the 18th. at Carroll Hall. Ad-
dresses will be delivered by officers Of the
Grand Division Music by the College Tenn
perance Choir.
The Womans Christian Temperance Mon
of Westminster, will meet next Thursday af
terno0n, at 23O al the residence Of Mr.. 7. W.
Mather. No - Liberty street
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Halrht Items.

Re-. NJ Neyu 6lied ib~ appointment at
Nru oakland go sandals iasi IN ths place -
Rev. Wus a Mcdonald ihr uea preacher
70 charge. uho rsuld nDl rrash gas appoint
nrsl Ia iimr
Tn, Sun,lay srbs-,l 81 NsW uaklaad rcov-
.anitssi on Sa.siay uloyniag last wjth the fol
kl~trg atiice5Ss a. h. philiip~. .aprrinten-
i-Ht. ,-sss,tsi rs Qear7-rly CoHiecenec. Walter
E.,,,f. assistant. Wm. Bell s-crriarys Milton
Eruarit. assistant secretary +. :. MCtay.
librarian. Ts.,n Ogrsler. assistant NhrariaB;
Ms. kais JONES. rrrasafvS- Sunday School
next ~ars,iss nsoEniug 20 " q
lohu Brasdeniilre. -oa nt Mr., Jaeub
Erau,irnht,rg hal hi. la'i lrpHI hager bsdit
us.bcI Co. = tasabeel ~hils drilling "a
Monday lasi-
Wheat az lhi, tiaic j. booking badly, aad
lhs prospect tor che wheat crop as sell a. the
present laa price 8, nos very encouraging &"
,hr ararr
Mach credit J.. dose ii" .ehoal teacher Ms
Marion J. McSvinet. II lhi- piae'.. Coz the
,ucerssisl 4 riur paS EXERCISES The children
aytej ih-ir parts sell.
Edwafi Brandenhurg. 1T llaighi. Killed
fpar tnnng tnAe. na >atuTslnN last, uu Tues
,lsy last some fox hunters eith large pack
af hound. had ia" toNe- gong a. on" time
Yn,. of shem ran in near heTr. the dog, being
anf iuarr than twruty hye wards ts,hiud
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Union Mills Items.

Mr.. - Zumbrum. residing in ihi, district,
near the Pennsylvania line, while passing
through this place on Wednesday last. wa-
thrown from his wagon and badly bruised by
his horse becoming unmanageable The
horse became detached from the wagon aud
ran a short distance aud was caught. The
shafts Of the wagon were broken.
DR.. }. II. T. Earhart, formerly Of ihi.
place, but more recently of Baltimore. moved
here with his family last week
Mr. John Leis.er recently purchased from
Mr.. Edward Bankert a house and lot IN this
place for 500. Mr.. l4eister will move here
next spring.
John Burgoon bought of Vim. II. Ware
helm an unimproved lot. containing about 80
square perches, situated in this place, for
Si15.
Oar public schools closed ou Thursday last
with very pretty entertainment by the
pupils. which was a credit To their teachers as
well as to themselves Mr. J. Frank Byers
and sister. Lizzie, are the teachers.
Rev. W J. Stuart. the newly appointed
minister on the Littlestown circuit, viii preach
at the NJ f.. Church. at this place ON Sunday
the 2lst instant, al >. 80 p. m.
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Easter BaIl AZ SykeSyille.

iResa1rted fpr the i'euias'ratir AdF"ssatr--
H0sard Hail presented a scene go Monday
evening. April 18th ii ever equallcd certainl,
never was surpassed The affair Nas one I'll
those ENJOYABLE dances that has made this
place So famous. and which has alaays char
aeterized II ia the past. The Hall was heauii.
fully decorated for the occasion with poiIed
plants aad flowers. II was an occasion long
10 be remembered. brilliant IN lis every detail.
with ladies Of rare loyeliness aud gentlemen
OF courteous demeaaor. Lunch was served al
midnight. after which dancing was resumed
until early morning. Among those present
we're Mrs. V. b. Morpin and Misses Hattie
Blake. Mollie Griggs, Julia Blake aud Mary
Dallan. Of Baltimore; Misses Hattie Bennett,
Mamie Wilson. Nellie Bennett. aud MeSsrs.
Stuart Kearney. TuSien Polk. IT., Lowndes
Bennett, Frank Taylor. Charles Robinson, Of
Baltimore; Messrs. Daniel II. Hamilton,
Mortimer j. Mcdonald. Lloyd Bennett, d.
Shriver Brandenburg, VIII Forsythe, B. Bever-
lev Bennett. Pearce G. Prough. Howard
Warfeld. Pennington Bennett. Clarence Pue
a,I ,.4hHre
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Enjoyable Pound Party.

A most ENJOYABLE pound party was given at
the hospitable home of Mr.. and Mrs Oliver
j. Hoover, near Bachman's Mills, on Satur-
day evening last By 8 o'clock the throng
had gathered. All heartily entered INTO the
spirit of the occasion and participated in all
manner of games and social diversions. Al
1890 all we're invited to the diningroom to
partake Of refreshments, which were served
IN abundance. Various amusements were
again INDUCED in for short time, when the
visitors reluctantly took their departure.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver j..
Hoover. Mr. and Mrs A. c. Baehman, Mr..
and Mrs. Noah Sullivan, Mr.. and Mrs. Vim.
X. Leppo, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob l.. Matthias.
Misses Polly Garrett. Lille NJ. and Eiiie
Palmer. Addie j. aud Carrie r. Hoover,
Florence and Stella Matthias Messrs y. W.
Hummer. Clarence Bachman. Frank Bach
map, Charles NJ. sullivan and &. Curtis aud
ReDls Garrett,
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New Wlntsnr Items.

Dn Thursday. th,. 18th. 81 the Presbyterian
Church. ly ihe Rev Mr. Cadirn. assisted hy
d.. Rev Dr puru~u tsrui- T. Siaufer and
Nss Cora Stouarr. daughter If Mr.. Philip
Ssnslfirr. we're married Tkere ~as large
attendance ofthc many friends ot the esteemed
snd piiriy kGosn gro0H. After che eere
taauy ;hry lell 0n . bridal trip.
iu accordance With her usnal generosity
aad interest IN ehildr~n. Mr.. Louis Di-lmaa
on Easter Monday grafihsd a large collection
81 Youngsters oa the beautiful crslnei ground
and elsewhere with an egg rolling The s,i'
drucss II delight On the part Of the children
falls repaid the eansts made tn give them I
little pleasure and recreation. The event
all BE- a nd irfier ouv 10 'ks la.aorv af the
Ns.Fs .u.-
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NO. 32oe EQUITY.

la the Circuit Court for Carroll county. sit
ting a. . Conr, vt Equity,
Daniel f. Bush and others. -. Josephine
Bush and Others.
Ordered thi, nth day of April, 1885. that
the sales OF the Real Estate made aud re-
ported in the abayr entitled cause By J. \.
l.. Bond Harry NJ. Clahaugh and John
Milton Reifsnider. Trustees, appointed hy the
decree passed therein tu sell the same, be
finally ratified aud confirmed, unless cause To
the contrary be- shown on or before the 18th
day Of May, next; provided copy of this
order be inserted in some newspaper printed
in Carroll county. Maryland, once in each at
three successive weeks before the 9TH day of
MAY, next.
The report states the amount Of sales 10 be
~. sI2 96.
BENZ. f. GROUSE. Clerk
True copy.--Test
apIs 81 BExJ F. CRuuSg, Clerk.
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Snydersburg Items.

Mr. Jeremiah Sian>bury made narrow es-
cape from death last week He had unhiiched
his horse from q pillow and was irving 10 hitch
ii to wagon. The horse moi obeying him he
whipped ii and 1t became angry, turned on
Mr. Stansbury, throwing him to the ground
and getting upon him with his knee began
biting him. II some of the neighborS had noi
rendered assistance a, soon as they did the
horse would have killed Mr.. Stansbury
Jacob Sharrer lost a valuable horse from
collie last week.
Harry J. iippy spent Easter among friends
in Abbotstown aud Hanover.
There will be q singing contest ut ST. Mark :
Church on Sunday. May 9Th. 4 large crowd
is expected.
Charles Reed aud brother spent Easter
among relative, in Taneytown
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Louisville Items.

Our public school closed las, week. Miss
Ida Cauthorn. teacher. Miss Carthom has
proven to be one Of the best teachers in our
school for many years. The patrons and
scholars desire that she should retun and Ice
with rs another wear. She is liked by every
scholar IL the school. and has taken the great
est interest in ALL Quite number of pupils
have been promoted under her instructions.
Mis- Carhorn has returned To her nome in
Howard county. The school held Arhor bay
exercises nn closing day. which were quite
success. \ number Of visitors attended the
exercise, which were pronounced 10y AL the
best ever held in Louisville School
Mr.. Thomas Counway lost a horse last week.
II had reached the age of 80 wears.
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Wearher Recera for rhe wei.

April lS--gusycury a. al y. a. aud ~ a.
. 3, M elondy and -hoWery. April IL
nsrreury a. 81 . a, m. and 81 Al =. M. gen.
erally clear April li--mcrCury a. a. : q, ~
aud t9aI > D. M; generally ei,,udy aud blusiers
wiih light showers, April lo--iasreary ~ At
a. snl IS a. : i. ~; clear. followed
rloudy weather. April is-metcury a. az :
a. ta- and - Al =. fa. generally clear and
blslstery April iS-mercury 90 81 : =. M.
aud - AZ r.. a. =; generally clear aud hlustery
April Ip--mcrcury 80 1t y. ~. and "a At ]
3d. ut. clear aud blnstrry.
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New Advertisements.

Legal Notices.
Miller Bros Popular Stores. opposite
Railroad Depot. Westminster. Md.
Schneebcrger' Trade Palace. q; East Main
street Westminster Md
Mortgage : sale Of Valuable Real Estate
George ". Mullinix. Mortgage.
Special Notice-Ia uiS Blumberg 4 Bro.
u West Main street. Westminster. Md.
Fertilizer for Spring Crop>--N. |. tior>ach
4 Son. Westminster. Md.
General Statement ot the Financial tnndi-
ton uf IN, Civ Of Westminster. Ad.-Io~eph
H. Brooks MAYOR.
600 Flowers. Plants and Eu!h>--N. H..
Er,.uk>. Westminster. Nd
Assignee 1t Mortgage ',lle-t 'has- T.
Reit>uider. Assignee Of Mortgagec.
Warning Noiice-Benjamin 7. iarn"-.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-04-20
Silver Run Items.

On Tuesday Mr. John Foreman, ct near
the Pennsylvania line. passed through herr
uiih the finest cattle ~ have sSeB this
spring. John e O. .,."d feeder and always
ha, i.ic- stock.
nun forget the dedication ou the l2th at
Nav, ~, would be- pleased a. -ss NesuBiH-
st-r peH represented ou that day
Rev nr. Orcistsach preached his introduce
tory sermon nj thi, place ou Sanday aiter
moon Ia "a large congregation. ami on Sunday
morning there Wil b. Holy Communion Ia
the church. Preparatory service "n >aihr-
day afcrauon 81 o clock, p. va.
Mr. David Flickinger. Who has been on he
sick list for some time. j. out again Mr..
Flickinsrr. Who ba, also been SEX, D. i'm
proving SLOWLY.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-04-20
Pleasant Valley Items.

The annual election was held at ST. Mat
thew's Church. Pleasant Valley, on Good
Friday. and the following were elected =
Lutheran. Joseph Helwig elder, Geo. Wantz
deacon: Reformed. John Shade elder. John
+. Slrevig deacon.
On The 9Th instant. while Mr.. Hollie Myers
was NJ Silver Run. his horse broke loose and
ran away. wreeking wheel and otherwise
iniuring his spindle wagon.
The growing grain looks we'll.