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A Pleasant Party.
Reported for The Democratic Advoea

Reported for the Democratic Advocated
One of the most ENJOYABLE parties in this
section was held at the hospitable mansion Of
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Banner of Wesley
Chapel on Tuesday evening, March 10. The
evening was enioyably spent AT a season
able hour refreshments were served. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Banner,
Mr.. and Mrs. Atlee Wampler, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Shaner. Mrs. Kate Wampler, Misses
Maud Horner. of Baltimore: Lydia Wampler.
Nora Buchanan. Katie Iepp, Viola Blizzard,
of Patapsco: Lottie Buchanan. Nina Shaner.
Florence Wisner. Alice Reese, Emma Wamp-
ler Nervie Davidson; MessrS. Harry Murray,
of Hampstead: Barton Taylor, Thomas Buch-
man. Charles IL. Zepp. Lewis Tanner, OF
Pleasant Grove: Howell Taylor, Harry Westa-
way. of PatapSco: Samuel Furhman. George
Shaner. John W. Spahr. of Deep Run Mills,
Elva Davidson, VIM. Davidson. Fred. Basler.
Fred. Banner, Jacob Wisner, Lewis Zepp,
Joel Davidson. Harvey and Harry Buchanan.
of Houcksville. At a seasonable hour the
party dispersed for their homes well pleased
with the enjoyment of the evening.
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StnnerSYiile Items.

Robert Hoppe lost i valuable horse on
Thursday. /, goi fastened in the stall.
4. Thurman sale was largely attended aud
prices realized we're fair
Wheat is iifty-four cents bushel aud farm
rrs are rushing it IN.
The remains Of Elias BiNler were Inferred
at Benjamin'S cemeter, on Thursday of last
week: David Reese was buried in the same
cemetery on Tuesday of this week. and the
remains of Mrs. Polly Bixler were Inferred in
the family graveyard. at BiNlerS, on Thur.
day. James Stoncr was undertaken at each
funeral.
Mrs !. r. Hoppe moved to Westminster on
Tuesday.
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New Advertisements.

Legal NOTICES.
Arthur f. Smith, Attorneys Law, Alhaush
Building. Court street Westminster. Md.
Transfers and Abatcments-Iohn J. Reese
CLERK.
VIM. b. Thomas. Banker and Broker. &;
East Main street, Westminster, Md.
Public Sale of Valuable PerSonalProperty-
John VI. Koons.
Seed Oats-N |. GOrsuch 4 Son.
Trustees Sale Of Valuable Personal Prop
erty-Jno. Milton Reilsnider. Trustee.
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Sale Register.

Notices of sales for which bills printed this
office, viii be Published under this head until day
of sale for 80 cents. When bills are printed else
where 81 90 will be charged.
March 2l-Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Garden Tools, sc. jeremiah Gingling, East Main
street. near Catholic Church. sale a. p. m. 7. A.
tSorsuch, auctioneer.
March 81 mares, cows wagon, farming uien-
sils lot of household goods, 81 acres of growing
grain. chest Of carpenter tools &c sale at p IN.
julia O'Bold near Frizellburg. Vim. Brown, auc-
tioneer.
March 25-3 horses, : cows 10 ShOeS farming
utensils, lot of corn household goods Sc sale al
IL M Mary A. Lane near Avondale. Vim. Brown
auctioneer.
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ru, ,,F4It.fr-f
"a s.r..- Co.,. -.. ...-F
,-. a. follow. af,n ~. }s,. ~ rs. f-.s-Hr..rs
ol 'hrir membership.
Ww r. Au,I.r~. ~ Ja-. ID Brook,
VIM n Boil IT,. ~ John l. Elehi. '-a
tsru A Eri - j ~ B-rfEhuyr. '-t
j Il Gnrusarhale. - Ea A. Christ. .as
D. f. Eekcur,ie. ~ T. VI Etkaurasi,. 80
q. g. El,heihcrzrr. ~ 1ha-. o. tuNirr HI.
DENTON = G-hr. - -. % t,il3,rr. sH
e. r.. GuodWin ~, e. H. Herr ~
Am,. " Hahn. tu Hrrry Him.rr go
nr H. O. Herring a.; Hair, h. Hlir.s,. 'l;
Harry e. krsieT. 'ei. r. J. lasFss- &c.
NJ John i.yuch. ~ iu'hgf T. lurE. 49,
Florence lluir w John II N1rIra.
!. a. NohI,v. - r. = N.h.-t. So
Jshs N Rslsrt.. '.sl n X. S,.barfyr. 81,
F.. T. Srhaefrr. ~. John h ~hugh. -
J. I. >.ba.H.r. 'g1 r G-hr ~aiih ~
Harr, ! Turtle. -, Cha- v Want &C.
John L-ntgraH. - II z. AHarsb ae
n S.hua,.i..-fss..r. -se: a.. n Buckingham. 49,.
Vim. T. Helm. ~ q. E. Egk.nvusl-. "a
Esl.t N Wt,rir - a A. Morgan HI
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The psusr,m.a, Esildias b. uar lha; sag
.irig.g .-ta moan, /. uith pride BBa .u,s
,bi.b ,fsifa-s ,sp D.. fskra. With d..
feeling thar there are. fi,,t,.. nsaf-I - uer,r
haud-anrl, fitted as. ia ,t,, state. ar ia ,sh igh
lh.. apuaraias ), iu better order Anal tb,s
r,-pa,aiiBe and a.furui,ains aa- dome 40 ss7,
lJfiie ro,, Ia the Department. The c.t.rru-.
f;lI, sDrr,,iatius the sr,.sf benefit the pslarf
u..ar +, e. she .,inmunif, ie rr1,e-'ins prop.
erfy. yer, s,nrrnusI, contributed lal,DT snd
material Grrsham HuH did the pla,feuus
and phi,ewa-hrus and J. O. >iiilry furnished
the lime: Leonard >rhaeier labor and plaaiH.
fpg; J Harr, G,oie-. labor and painting.
Wlliam Helm and l.atheg Long, lalsnF sn
cleaning rsatn. VI. Schueehere~s. bronze. s.tg..
George 4 Bell, graphing hook. Joshua MT.
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News Around TaylOrsyIlle,

The many friends OF Rev. 4. +. Campbell
are glad to welcome his return to West Falls
circuit.
Among those who attended the NJ. +. Con
ference from this vicinity were Mr.. and Mrs
James Barnes and G. W. Cecil.
The death of Rev. Mr.. Letterman left St
Panrs Lutheran Church. near Taylorsvile.
Messiah. near Berret. and Calvary near Wood
bine. without minister They are now sup
piled by students from Gettysburg seminary.
The last to preach was Rev y. p. Drawhaueh.
who is an able speaker On next SUNDAY.
tomorrow, another of the students will preach
al ST. Paul al 10 a. m.
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COOKSON.

l.Has o Hrfta'iiS Pft.eSfGaf, EtbiH1fH6 1885,.
Never before did so many persons attend i fun
cfdl here some one said when the people assem-
BLEED within and in front Of the Methodist Protestant
August ., 1891, to witness the Obsequies Of Mrs
JookSun. wife of Mr.. Burrcr L. CooESon and grand
daughter of Mr.. James DeVilbiSS Her personal
popularity and the eNtensiVcneSS of the connection
and acquaintance Of her family. well the
sympathy cN cited by the circumstances fher death
causes contributing to the remarkable outpOur
ing of the PEOPLE Her association with the choir
in which tie trurnesS and sweetness OF her voice
were recognized; with the Saba thschoOl in which
her service was highly Vauet; with the Society OF
Christian Endeavor, in which her zeal was inhuen-
iial; with the church in which her piety and de
ct. and her gcnianeSs a source OF enjoyment
iuldc the congregation mournerS and wet the pas
Tors checks with tears at her funeral Appropriate
services were held in the church, including prayer
hy Elder solomon St0ner. of the German Baptist
church; sermon. by Pastor LaSsell and singing by
the choir, hef choir chair being heavily draped
The singing was very touching while the reflection
that her voice WAS missing, and would never moro
hC heard among the ch0fiStcrS. almost over
Whclmiug 10 many She was buried in the Metho
little babe The uniimelness Of her death, which
occurred suddenly IN her youth hung the badge Of
sorrow on the countenanceS Of young and old from
Ear Und near who composed the vast multitude
which gathered about her open grave. The an
nouurcment made by tsc pastor Florence
Gertrude ookSan Vas horn March T. 1873. and died
august N lSai, aged twenty ono wears five months
and sixteen days" since then autumn leaves and
winter SHOWS have fallen upon the mound which
marks her resting pacc-Still. Our hearts freely
bleed around grief cruel shAit, and ever will al
iCgtinnate appreciation keep bright the memory Of
nur beloved Youthful pretty, piOus sister "Gertie
ituES T. LASSELL. Pastor
itasofs 81 fss1
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DIED.

No choIyc fer Marriages and Doatbs. Obituaries and
Verses rants n line.
ON March Ii, 1885, in Baltimore. Nd Resale AIDE
lae, in the 7ith year OF her age wife OF the late
Henry l.. Schmiedt
In Baltimore, Md. on March IL iS.ti. Margaret
aged ~ wears II months and II days wife of George
e. Tucker formerly Of Uniontnwn, Nd. Inferred At
Loudon Park cemetery
ON sunday, March II, IS9i at his late residence
near Meadow Branch meeting house. David ReeS,.
aged 60 years, months and II days. Funeral ser
vices We're held AT St Bcniamin's Lutheran Church
on Tuesday afternoon.
In Baltimore. Md, on March n, Elizabeth Stncr.
aged IS years. beloved wife Of George r. Stincr and
daughter of the late John and Mary Strclnmell
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the Department will be thoroughly equipped;
The water supply of the town is excellent anu
ample. and with 81 efficient a body OF tirrmen
aS The Westminster Fire Department, any
serious fire here Is almost impossible. Inc
water supply i from the Westminster wafer
works by gravity and direct pumping system;
The reservoir is one mile south "t the railroad
depot aud j. supplied by one Wortaington ana
one Blake steam lorce-pu The reservoir
l. l7i feet above the railroad depot. Its
capacity is 1000. 600 gallons and the average
daily consumption Is 100000 gallons. There
are six miles of water pipes of four. SIN an"
eight inches. There are 80 >In9l" ana t.
double fire hydrants aud the average preS>nr"
Is 81 pounds per square inch. thus giving the
Department pressure enough Ia throw Il stream
over the 1ailcst building.
The hose i, distributed to the three ire dl>-
tricts of the cirv. About 1000 feet are retain
ed Al the Fire Department Building. IN The
the Middle district. and about 500 IN the
Western and $40 in the Eastern with nose
houses and reals for each.
rmE OFFICERS
The officers ct the Department for lSH5 are
T.. j. LAWYER. President: lSt President.
VI. John Lynch: ~ Vice President. John II.
Mittru: Secretary and Treasurer. Nm. IL.
Bell. .Ir.: Assistant Secretary Amos Hahn;
Chief, f. H. Herr: Assistant Chief. +. !.
Scharhcr Foreman of the Truck F. VI. Eek
eurodr; Assistant Foreman of Truck. j. Beal;
Foreman Of Reel II. H. Schaeticr: Assistant
Foreman of Reel. Henry Hjmlrr; Marshal
Joseph u. BROOKS Librarian. VI >chneoh"r-
ger: Janitor Luther Long.
Mr.. Lawyer and Mr.. Herr. whose portraits
illustrate This article. are tuu OF the oldest pa
the service. and have been from rhr hrginniHg
of the organization two of ITS most active and
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ANOTHER ENTERPRISE.
A Telephone Company Organized to Con-
meet All the Towns of Carroll and
Give Cheap Service.

The Western Maryland Telephone Com
pany of Carroll County was incorporated in
this citv on Wednesday. with the following IN
orporators-CharleS +. Fink, \. II. Huber.
Samuel Roop, II. s. Roberts. Fred. ID. Miller,
Joseph ". Smith. Theodore +. Englar. Z. j.
bennett John Milton ReifSnider, Charles H.
Handrrlord. DIR. Joseph T. Herring and Gran
vile :. HaineS.
The directors for the first wear are Charles
i. Fink. A. II. Huber, p j. Bennett, Jno.
Milton Reifsnider and Charles H. Nanderiord.
The board met on Thursday night and elected
Senator p j. Bennett president. Charles +.
Fink vice president. .Iuo. Milton Reitsnider
secretary and treasurer and Il. b. Hazlett
general DlaBaser.
The capital stock of the company is $4,000
divided in;o four hundred shares of the par
value of SD each. The object of the organi-
laiion i 10 give cheap and complete tee-
phone service to Carroll county, with Balu-
more connection. The company will have
lines into Frederick county. The extent of
the service has nor been fully determined
All efforts for the present will he devoted to
Carroll county II Is proposed 10 connect
EriZellburc. 'niontown. Avoudale. Medford.
New Windsor. linwuod. mon Bridge. Mid
iieburg. Smalwood. Bird HILL Gambler.
Eldershurg SykeSvile. Manchester. Hamp-
stead Tyrone. Nayberry. Wakefield. Green
mount and Maple Grove with the exchange
az Westminster Every place in the county
,.au connect with the county seat il little in
tcre>t Is manifested by the citizens The ser
vice in this city will he quite complete. as
thirty phones have already been contracted
for When the canvass has been fully made
mos, ithe banks, business houses. newspaper
aud law officers will have phones
The subscribers 81 far. with nnlv partial
canvass are rs follows:
At WESTMINSTER.
.Ino Milton Reif,nider. Dr. Jos T. Herring.
,Iame- +. smith John l.. Reifsnider.
Michael +. Walsh, Geo. l.. Slocksdalc.
NaHderiord Bros. CITY Hotel.
Joseph d. Brook. Babylon 4 Gilbert.
Cha> +. Fink DR. J. II. BiIingsea,
\. II. Huber. VIM. B. Thomas.
DR. .ino. ;. Matthias L. .. Grimes.
NhArrer Bros Shr,-eVc 4 Suadcr.
Wilson 4 Goodwin. Westminster Saw Il L..
VI. Schaeter & Co. II :. Roberts Il Co.
Io> ". Smith, l.. Howell l.amottC
y !. Gor>uch a son Samuel Roop
Geo. ". Albaueh. Harry II. Harbaugh.
Albion Hotel. George \. Waddcll.
At MANCHESTER
Cha>. L. H. Gantrr pr J. H. Preston
VIM. H. Wilson, IT, J. IIoiackrr.
pr j. II. sherman.
rEter ana.
\. I. Buckingham.
Al rINFYTnwN.
TaEry,own say BIZ Geo. II. Birnie 4 60.
ChaS. /. Elliott. Lnlhckoiler & Bro.
Rsindollar 4 Co.. James Burlington
~ vrunlEHUE".
H. " Walden f. o. Cash.
:. g. thipley
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ESCAPED FROM JAIL.
Three Prisoners Escape Jail-One Soon
Recaptured.

NSSdptuISu.
Between three and four o clock Tuesday
morning three prisoners escaped from the Jail
here. They were Joseph Cost. Harry e.
Mort aud John Baumgartner.
Cost was in Jail here last December. ON the
charge of larceny. but escaped with Charles
Wells on December IT.. After his escape he
and Wells roamed the country AT will for
-"luc length of time and were connected with
many depredanonS that were committed.
prneIpai among which was the shooting ot
pf1icer bnNle, the robblng Of Evans store al
Carrniltnn and of Mr. Watts al Pike>,il!c.
lost was hnallN reeaplured al his home. IN
Freedom district. and brought L" Westminster
laii January =
Harry I. Mort was held on the charge OF
forging several notes. one of which was caShcd
by George IL. BRINE u Co.. at IaneyIown.
The forgery was committed some time ago.
ana aiierward Mou went IL Byron. Illinois.
"h"re ne was arrested about n" l>I OF Feh'u-
airy ana Drought |" JAN here.
|"hn banmsarlner' the Jhrd man To escape.
Was convicted oi selling hqHor without hcrnct
and would soon nave been liberated. All the
men resided IA Carroll.
TIE ESCAPE.
The escape was effected bv cutting Il hole
in the floor of the room occupied by Wolfe.
Or Gillette. the wounded burglar, who was
shot near Carroltou some weeks ago. Ever
since "ii'r'l' has been M laii he has required
constant attention. The sheriff aud hi> wife.
h'arlN M"rr themselves out, ana The Nhtnh
hrnthcrin- law. who has spent the winter AT
the ail has assisted also. Gillette was a very
ili man Tor several weeks Hi, wound wa
very ,rriuu-. and few day> after his arrest
he had ana attack of unrumo,,ia Owing IN
his condition he could not a.. pur in the inner
laIl and vas gwen room Iu>i within the hrSt
door After the release of Young Hare. who
assisted a'~" n waiting ON Gillette. John
Baumearner aud Cost helped tn nurse ham.
Baumgartner. "a, noted. Wa fined 500 for
selling liquor without license When n wa>
imposed d" SAID b" would pay b. and . Iadg-
meht was entered against ham. lie dld not
pa! IT, ana hr ha> been 'H Jat ever s'nC"-
some arrangements were helng made and he
~"uld soon have been released. OWING ."
tins tact ID" >hrnfi allowed nm more freedom
than IS usual lie hrough, zap coal for Gil
Isfts room and a. the water and water closets
gu" IH the rear part "t ih" lali h. was allowed
:" carry The Ae'. "i The INNER d""T. ,v a~ d"
nave afcr>~ @" these.
"iil-i'". u f> Sata, planned She escape. lie
reFa'd The sheriff and IN family for their Sind
ne>s tn hun tN irracherN. and baumsaTin"r
seem, 9" hav. bad % appreciation Of the kind
a''~, shown h'n'- J. n" nav hci"F' me escape.
b'mngar'nrF a,hed PERMISSION e. rchi %,
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MARRIED.

Scar SANS Greek Md. ON March H. ls.5. by Elder
Wan. H. franklin, John Henry Bale and Miss Lucy
StultZ both of Carroll county, Nd.
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WANT COLUMN.

Advertisement, under tbi, head one Cents wor,i.
Lost en Main street, small gold earring.
ANY one finding same. viii be suitably re-
warded by leaving with &. W. Crapster. It
2.u00 Pigeons. good old strong flyers; will
pay 81 cents per pair. Call ON or address
Fraak H. Willct. Frizellburg Nd. 1t
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The United states Circuit Court Of Virginia. has
appointed a receiver for the Long Island Traction
company. Of Brooklyn. y. Y. The company
chartered under the laws Of Virginia in March, 1884,
10 operate the Brooklyn City Railroad, and took
possession in June, lSti under n @0-year lease.
guaranteeing 10 per cent dividends on the $1,000
st,,gL
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SATURDAY, MARCH -, 1895.

The date on the label on your
paper shows the time to which
your subscription is paid.
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Carrollt0n Items.

Du Monda, s,~ntus the debating secret,
called their u,sai wsskly meeting, hul owing
'u the t.,i rn.,ds only . part ot the member,
srrr present. lhe question: for debate Na>.
-Should raiIguad, and telegraph lines iH' own
- and controlled by the government. The
affirmative uas represented b, Jeremiah
Eiaush aud Charlie iaylug. The negative
b, Jessie Nct,e,. and Jacob Long. After a
brief dctai, the meeting Vas adJ"uTnrd .sulii
Nupdsy next ~h-n ihc question Nlil be- more
thoroughly debated
Niles Long apd SONS arr Vuarr,Iug stone
Ser England 4 BrIsu tauurry.
The grip has b"-.n raging through Ihi- >"y.
uuu. We have op ih. SICK Est Mr. Edward
hsou.. M Michael Walsh. Nj. liEI,
ilauyk. Est.lla Croft. Auair and Mari koou,.
Nicholas Walsh. ai near Shiio Park, visited
h5- Iarruts. near ihf, piaCr. un >Hnda, last.
Iaeul, Hoars HARM AylaUgh. t'eorge
HaucA and Ms, Mamie NoucA visited Rem.
rrnit aad tamil, Sunday .a,l.
Mi Mar L. AbtUst visited hrr ,l>lrr.
Mr. Iams- T. E,ars.. az thi, rlar,. "u Monday
ls-f-
Res, John E,au> preached al li-rhel
Church SUNDAY morning last.
Joseph Hoffman, I-aCh,r a. Erosu ,cbu"i
DO hampstead district. In, resigned, aud Ms
EI.a Nrwt,ll' vii ilk- charge Fl the school
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WESTMINSTER FIRE DEPARTMENT.
The Firemen RenOvate their Building
Renewed Interest DevelOped-New
Hose and New Hose Carriage.

The neateSt fire department building in the
state. perhaps, is that Of Westminster. It i a.
clean as the proverbia new pin, and i a.
fresh as the latest spring bonnet for Easter.
The building has been entirely renovated
within. been reprinted and re-furnished.
while the fire apparatus Is clean and bright.
nearly, when II was purchased.
The apparatus room has been thoroughly
cleaned, cuSpidOrS placed AT all points where
the eXpreSSerS of tobacco would likely eN-
pectorate. and pretty little placard> warn all
DO not spit on the floor. The truck and
reel rest on Il bright. clean floor. and the
culinary department i enclosed with neat
screen and partition. The wood work has
been repainted and the walls whitcned.
The meeting room Is q model ofneatnc>~ and
arrangement. and all the furniture is new cN-
cept the chairs. New mating covers the floor.
the walls have been trcScoed. new desks and
stations have been furnished for the officers.
and handsome lace curtains adoru thewiuduw>.
While the Westminster FIRE Department was
organized for the purpose of fighting fires. 10
Is composed of congeuIal. social men, and the
meeting room Is also social club room.
Every Saturday night and Sunday it l. heated
up. and the members go there for social
pleasure There l. q library with many in
terestins and instructive books. and the De
partmeur SuhScribe> To three publications
devoted To Gremen. their duties, and the
latest appliances for combating the frey rlr-
meut.
ruE VETERAN CORPS.
The hats of four deceased members ar,
preserved in their memory. That ofDr VIM.
ii. Rippard. the first President Is suspended
above one window, and that of Edward l..
smith. the first Foreman of Engine. above rhe
,tb.r while those oF Rcalr Helm and Andrew
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