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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-11
Cd Redakcyi.

A wiec wydalismy 1szy nu'
mer niedzielny ''Dziennika
Cbicagoskiego." j"
Ten numer ME bsdzie ostat
nj. Co niedziels odtad zaWita
NY ped strzechy naszych czy.
selnik6w re specyalnem wyda
niem niedzielnem ''Dzienni,
na'', wydaniem o tyle odr6z'
MAI sic cd codziennych
naszych edycyj, ze jest ono
trzykroG wieksze - / bedzle,
badz CO badz mia}o - z cza,
sem praynaJmniej -pretensye
do pewnego zakroju wiecej
literackiego ,mniej ma bieasca
chwili liczscego, na Wypadkl
dnia.
Ma wydawnictWo take
przyszedi juz bodaj czas srod
coraz bardaiej rozwijajacej sic
Polonii W Ameryce, szczeg6l-
niej tn W Chicago.
Pragnelismy juz parekroe
da6 poczatek iego urzeczy"lst,
nieniu. Pr6bs by}o tu nasze
wydawnictwo noworoczne. Ma
turalnie, numer yniedzielne, re
vzgledu ma sw6j charakter i
,dmienne warunki, ME moga
bye z tamtemi por6wnane; ME
mniei, eel tych i tamtych, je-
den: dsG czytelnikom naszym
strawe umys}ows, opracowans
n;eco staranniej, a mniej via
domosciowq, mniej efemerycz.
na.
Ma sic rozumiec, W wyko-
konaniu naszych zamiar6w,
musielismy sig liczyc zar6wno
2 warunksmi miejscowemi, z
przyjsta tn W Gmeryce rutyna
aziennikarsks, d'k i z naszemi
srodkami. Ma ]. ieszczescie to,
co dis dajemy olytelnikom, W
nieznacznej zaledwie czesci czs'
scl odpowiada temu, co dae
i'm pragnelibysmy, co nawet
dat zamierzalismy, prosimy
iednak mas "a to zbytecznie
ME winie. Warunki cd mas
niszalezne, warunki bytu ma.
szego, ma to sic zloayly.
q naszej strony dolozylismy
gorliwie stara6, aaeby obecny
numer niedzielny odpowiedzial
zadaniu i moaemy rsczye, ze
energis naszs W tym kierunku
coraa bsdziemy Wzmacniali.
Postep dalszy jest naszym
celem = i niezbsdnym naszej
piracy warunkiem.
Tax czy inaczej, dajemy
ezytelnikom u stronnic stra'
wy, jak mniemamy, zdrowej,
nienajgorszego gatunku i
urozmaiconej; a Bog dada.
my z czasem rzeczy wiecei i
lepszych. -----
Celem naszym jest, jak
zawsze: informowac, uczyc,
oswiecaG, uszlachetniac, Wre'
szcie dostarczat zdrowej roz.
rywki. Przekonania nssze
zdawna So wiadome czytelni.
kom. Powtarzac je rzecz zby-
teczna.
Przy sztandarze naszym, ma
kt6rym wypisano "B6g j Oh.
czyzna", stoimy - i zawsze
stac bedziemy.
Mniemajac, re pracujemy
dla dobra wsp6lnej nam spra-
wy W Ameryce, dla rozwoiu
prasy polskiej tutejszej, dla
uczciwego zaspokojenia po.
trzeb ludu naszego, u via.
rs W przysz1ost oddajemy losy
naszego wydania niedzielnego
W rsee czytelnik6w.
Redakcya.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-11

Pieniadze do wypoEyczenia. Duze sunny. Nizki
procent po1yczamy pieniadze ma budowe. Posia.
dlosci tylko W Chicago. Spfacamy pozyczki cd
Tow Arzystw dntn oszczednoee Hipoteh (mort.
PageB) sprzedak. Zgiosie ste osobi6cie SIbo liz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-11
Kanikularny sen pOety.

Kanikularny sen poety.
straszny upas. Pieklo " m6zgui
Me przychodzi namyslrym....
w tenn zaspalem = j dni mi sic,
Fem ia beczka, W niej - zee cream
Wiec uklak1em przed me- miaa.
Rzekne: - Maj iekniejsaa dam
ia Gle kocham, a wiec tobie
Co nam W wnetrzu, wszystko dam.
Ice cream zjadia = pobladla;
Me chce patrze6 ma mnie, dirty.
Wreszcie rzecse: - Ju2 ME kocbam,
OIL la.a cssdmu ~ zimnn mi!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-11
NOt,ltki telegraficzne,
kraiOWe.

- William T. Mcmillan. dawniej
Chicago zamieszkaiy. odebras So
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-04-27
Pleasant Party Near Gist.

Reported iur the Democratic Advocate.
One Ut the most enjoyable aud pleasant
events of the season was party gwen on
FRIDAY evening Of last week at the residence
of Mr.. aud Mrs Pevton Buckingham. near
Gist, The evening was agreeably spent in
social conversation, plays Of various kinds and
other appropriate amusements occupied the
company until late hour, when refreshments
were served in tempting style aud great abun-
dance. The wee small hours of the morning
were growing larger ere the diversions were
abandoned, and the guests retired much
pleased with the evening enjoyment Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. Peyton Bucking-
ham, Master Cover Buckingham. Misses Myr-
tie Shauck. Ella Allen, Carrie Parrish. Mag
gle Smith, Grace Brown, Mary Bell Carrie
Phillips Annie Parrish, Mollic Barnes, Lizzie
Elsie, Matte Barnes, Henrietta Shipley. Lou
rena Shpley; Messrs. Marshall Shipley. VIM.
Allen, Emory Gorsuch, Bert Smith. Allie
Gorsuch. Joseph Babylon. Grammar Phillips,
Harry Shipley. VIII Barnes. Harry Frizzell.
Ray Miller. Harry Stitcly, Elmer Stuhhins.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-04-27
Electric Railroads.

The Gettysburg Electric Railway has been
completed on the Battlefield and will be
opened next Wednesday May lSi. The com
Ianv have reduced the fare for the round trip
over the road IN 10 ceut> during the day. and
it Is expected q large crowd viii go to Geitys-
burg to view the Battlefield. The company
are arranging Ia extend their line 10 l.itiIes-
town aud the Maryland line. aud expect to
have 1t completed by the LIST of June.
The electric road to ReiSterStown and Giyn-
don has been completed also aud will be
opened ON Nav Isl
Between these taxa lines Is gap of about
tweutv.fnur miles. 4 charter for road GOV
ering nineteen miles of H. from ReiSterstown
10 Union Mills has been procured lay citizens
ot Westminster and some effort has been made
to procure stock, Some forty thousand dol
lars have been subscribed. and az "a meeting
of the board of directors on Thursday action
was taken looking to tull canvass TO see eN-
a,tly what the people along the proposed route
will do The officials of the Gettysburg road
expected here to meet the Directors Of the
Westminster aud Union Mills road. hsu isle.
sIaphed Just before the mcy,tl. hat they could
not set h@rr The board held quite q lensthy
session. discussing WAYS 10 further the enter
prise. aud elected Charlie, T. Fink. ESD.
counsel to the COMPANY
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-04-27
CarrnlltoR Items.

The Carrolion Orchestra met AZ Mr.. John
THEIRS. Tuesday night last. about Sevenry-hre
persons were present.
Wednesday last James f. Evans, the WIDE
awake merchant of this place. accompanied
his brother. John Evans. of Patapsco' To a
hospital. where he will be treated for cancer
which he has III his side.
On the 9th instant Lee W. Martin: an
enterprising gentleman living near this place
moved into his father tenant house near here.
One day last week one of orr SportSmen
saw a curious shaped bird flying al distance.
He pursued the bird with shot gun. and upon
close examination he found it 10 be buzzard
with a steel trap fastened to its foot. 1t was
supposed that the trap was set for hawk.
Mr.. Andrew Shatier, wife and two children,
of Shiloh Park. Miss Laura Y. Long and Miss
Gcrtie Evans. of this place. visited Thomas
f. Shaffer Sunday last.
Mr. Patrick Sullivan. wife and son. Of
PatapSco. Nicholas j. Walsh. wife and son.
of Shiloh Park; Miss Alverdie lingling. OF
Bachman Nalley:William W. Walsh and wife
Richard Shaiier and William Shatier visited
Michael Walsh and family. Sunday last
John Houck and wife and Miss l.oitit
Hauck, of this place. visited Frederick
FowbIe. of near Shiloh Park Sunday last.
David l.. Walsh. near here. Is doing Hour
/ ishiug business in poultry raising. He make
"a Speciality of Plymouth Rocks
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-04-27
nrnhans, Court.

Monday, April 22.-Letters OF administra-
zion on the estate Of Eden EngIeman. de,
ceased. we're era, ted to Eliza Eugleman and
Francis Z. Reese.
David I. StOutier, executor John Stouher,
deceased. returned list Of sales of goods and
ehattels and settled first account.
Mary j. Gorsuch. administrators ". a. Of
William H. Gorsuch deceased. returned IN
ventory Of goods and ehattels and received
order to sell goods aud ehatiels.
Safe Deposit and Trust Company Of Balti.
more bonded as guardian TO Theodore G..
Killer. Minnie G. Killer. Florence b. Killer
and Edgar c. Killer.
Letters of administration on the estate OF
Elizabeth Zile, deceased were granted to
Edward A. Zile.
Tuesday, April 23.--.Iohn +. and Mcclellan
Davidson, executors Of James Davidson, de.
ceased. returned list Of sales Of goods and
chattels and received order 10 sell real estate
Sarah c. Reese, executrix of David Reese.
deceased, returned inventory Of goods and
chattels aud inventory Of money and received
order to notify creditors.
Mary Ann YoSt and George w. FeeSer,
administrators of Jacob l.. Ho>t. deceased.
settled first and final account.
Lucinda r. Sullivan. administrators OF
George w. Sullivan. deceased, settled FIRST
and final account.
Edward A. Zile, administrator Of Elizabeth
Zile. deceased, returned inventory Of goods
and chattels and inventory of money and re-
ceived order TO sell goods and chattels.
Distribution among the creditors Of Martha
A. Grillee. deceased, finally ratified.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-04-27

Hampstead was quiet village few years
AGO. where everything was serene ana every ,
body happy. Suddenly some one conceived
the idea that the village should be erected INTO
town. with hopes of ultimately OF making 1t
a city From that time the serenity GiNaP-
pearcd. AntagouSm~ sprung up. ana !"'
people divided into two iactlonS-rne waning
the place Incorporated and the other opposing
it. The former prevailed, but the FIRST charter
was defective. Another was procured from
the succeeding legislature, and a town govern
ment was organized. Every spring since there
has been racket over the election, street
improvements and taxation, and tins >prih2 :
no execution town meeting has r"homl-
mated Mavor i. !. Hunt and +. ". turner.
r. f. Murray b. f. StauSbury. pr. ~ y
Cox. W. f. Matthews aud George W. Arma-
cost for Couucilmeu. Opposition has deNel,
oped and a lively election may result. II l. sald
that TWO of the nominees. ArmacoSi ana MAI
thews will not serve. and II Is also SAID the
town meeting was very SHINY attended. one
, report SAYS the meeting consisted "i >rNr"
persons.
Taneyiown citizenS-~omc of them, for
there. too. there is some oppo~itjor- re.
nominated II. D. Mehru- iur burgess, and
Dr. George r. Motter. +. X. Rc;Ner. llham
Jesse Roberts. Joshua koutz and Edward
kemprr for commissioners. Tins eckot cont
pri,e- some of the very bcsl cjtiz"u> o' the
town.
In New Windsor Dr. y. ". Helm has been
nominated for Mayor. aud ". :. Drack. Prank
j. nevilbis- aud Isaiah Nu~hauu for CommiS-
SiouerS.
Westminster is discussing men and meas
urcs. aud the interest increases a~ election
day draws nearer. There is some tain OF "a
public meeting TO put up a ticket ul good men.
pledged to the s;rictc>t economy consistent
with proper government. At present the city
Is spending more than its revenues viii war
rant. back taxes alone keeping the city from
running into debt. The mmorsd contest be-
tween The electric light and pas companies
will not matcrializr in the election.
The elections IN a'i ui these towns iaSr place
ON the first Monday ju Man.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-04-27

Business >-rms Ia be Improving In general.
and begins to look as il did before the Fauic
overlook as. The manufactures are running
on iull time with a iul force ot men
Frick Company made the heaviest single
east on Monday they have ever made. % being
"a fy wheel for a Corliss engine for cable
ruad Il was cast ia two sections. each see
ZION weighing about fourteen tons. They have
three of the same size engines to build for the
same company, each is supposed 10 develop
about 7tO horse power; also two compound
Corliss engines for same company. They
have also received an order for "a large ice
plant 10 90 Honolulu.
The Geser Company are also shipping quite
a lot of machinery. and an increase of orders
ha, uecessitated an increase of time.
The American Manufacturing Company also
have guire nice lot of contracts closed for
this season.
Contractor Hess his new storage house I'M
der roof,
Mrs. :. p. Engler, Of New Windsor Is Wis
iting her daughter. Mrs. +. +. Snader, al this
place
Street improvement is again on the jump,
and soon the streets will all be graded and
macadamised when We will have rs solid and
fine streets as are to found in the valley.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-04-27
UniOntOwn Items,

Elder &. W. Seilhamer. wife. and Mrs.
David Fuss. started on Wednesday for visit
10 friends in Pennsylvania. expecting To he
absent two weeks. During the Elders ah-
Sence Elder Lewis Selby will officiate en- sun
day morning and Rev. G.. W Baughman on
Sunday night Elder Wesley Rodkev will
preach Al Frizelhurg on Sunday afternoon
next.
Mr.. riah Harman formerly ofnear Union
town. died at his home in Astoria. H.. on
April l2th. IN his 6Sth wear. He went to bed
ou Good Friday night At O clock. feeling
we'll and al / l.@O was a corpse. He leaves =
wife and hvc children. all living in the West
excepting Mr.. George Hartman. living near
Pleasant Valley this county Miss Julia Har-
man of our town Is his sister.
Mr. G. Wright Harbauyh. wife and daugh-
ter Anna. Mr.. Harry Weaver and sister. all
attended the marriage of Miss Emma F. Har-
baugh and Mr.. Robert Duncan in WeS;min-
,ter on Wednesday.
The {. /. sociable OF the Methodist Pro
tcStant Church was held on Tuesday evening
at the parsonage. The company was no, a
very large one. vet very ENJOYABLE one. The
evening was spent in Sociahle games until re
treShmentS were served. One ENJOYABLE feat
IRE was the game of nuts to crack auagramS
10 be solved, nuts hidden therein Two prizes
were given, the first tn the most successful one
IN guessing. which was awarded to Miss Saliie
Bankard a small box of real nuts to crack:
BOBBY Prize 10 the one guessing hat one.
Howard Myers and Edna l.aSSell were tie.
~ the prize was divjsible. Mss Edna received
the rabbit and Howard the Easter egg. A.
the wee Sma hours were drawing near, the
company dispersed to their homes having had
q good time.
Mr and Mrs.. Joseph Shorb and daughter
Naiiir. Of Double Pipe Greek. we're guests OF
hr. and Mrs. Luther Kemp on Sunday last.
House cleaning. whitewa>hing. paper hang
ing and garden making /, the order of the day
iu our midst. The NcSSr~. Giaihill. paper
hangers ot Westminster. are making very fire
gurni trips 10 oar town. an evidence of far
prices. good. satisfactory work. and prompt.
ness In filling ORDER
Miss louisa Eckard. who spent the winter
iu Baltimore, returned home ou Thursday
evening for the summer.
Mr. and Mn, Wesley Rodkey spent two
DAYS This week iu Baltimore.
NeS,rS. Eoby and Harry Herring. ut tink>
burg. were guests IN Rev. jane I. ia->"ti
family 8 few DAYS the past week.
Mr. Gover Eout>uu 8, limpiue around uu
uue foot and Is came. having accidentally har
Ai- r.g't tsaf
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-04-27
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-04-27
..Sweethearts'' ana ..The violin Naker.''

On Tuesday evening, April 2,sh, the >ame
cast that 50 ahiy presented The Lady 80
Lyons 81 Odd Felloss Hall. iu Frhrlary
last. will again appear ia Westminster Thsy
viii present two plays ia the same evening,
Z '-Sweethearts, q comedy IN two acts. IL "
: Gilbert. author Of The Mikado. etc.
and The Violin Maker q dramatic sketch
IN one act. by derome X jerome. she grea,
English nramatis'
The hero in the latter play Is young artist
and violin maker who J. both cripple aH,i
hunehback This role which vii Dr. as
sumed Us Mr. r. II. Manning. Is well caicu-
lated to give fun scope to The powers Of the
actor. Il IS romantic play sud the dicsJsn
Is somewhat similar Ia the lines of tlaude
Melnoite IN the Lady Of Lyons, lu Us
rendition Mr.. Manning will DO doabt add "a
his former success and reputation. lie Is nov
in Baltimore rehearsiug with his company.
Mr. Joseph W. Swikert. OF the Faycr tluh
of Baltimore. who filed the ruil Of Col. Ia
mas so admirably. will also take prominent
part. II Is needless to state that Mr.. SWIkeri
is regarded as the leading amateur actor in
Baltimore. and in all the plays produced hy
the Fayer Club takes leading part.
Nh. Charles A. MeCanu viii again be- the
Musical Director. Mr.. McCann is soloi-t ia
one Of the Baltimore churches aud is also a
member Of The lafayette Glpe Club, ihe lead.
ing musical organization ia the same city.
The performance viii he under the super.
visou Of Mr. George d. Parker. last season
with Miss Harriette Weems aud formerly with
Wilfred and Cresion Clarke.
II we can Judge by their FIRST performance,
We can only say that the people Of Nestmin-
ster and vicinity may expect an exceptionally
fine entertainment. \ full house viii no
doubt greet Mr.. Manning aud his Company.
Tickets on sale ~ Huber aud BOYLE 5 drug
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-04-27
Cranberry Items.

N.s- >rsls Merkir. VIM r. aui Eji N,-slc,
NaL aho hai bssg quite iii alih Pneumonia.
s-- improving ..oely Mi. MARY T. l5us-
Hus b quite I aith -carie; fewer. Mr. HENRY
i.sie.suf Barhmsn Valley q 10 a5lh caiauh
of be- Stomach
Crauherfy tu.ou ~Gu,Iay -taaoi el,i uros
.antzeI rn >un.ia,. Man 9Th. Of y h" eioes- 3d.
m. Thg reorganization Viii h, adopted ag.
,-,,r,,!ua 'u o rev constitution and hy-iaw-
e,rilysu Is Wm IL " Stau-h8ry.
3 new Telephone lime. consisting o; fw"
u.is,,. viN i.s extended through 'hl- place 60
Manchester hr the Western Maryland tcie-
l.h.,ts COMPANY I'D Carroll ougHiy.
Ma. Geo. W. Susjrr, Ed Baker, Clinton
Thomas John Thomas and Joseph G.. liug
Iius speu; SUNDAY last With William H. VI.
~taushury.
Mr.. Nush Miller and aitc and j.. Grant
Matthias sud uife spent Sunday hasa visiting
friend, sn pcuu>y wanna,
Mr.. Wesley Steele. ct thl~ vicinity, B, going
10 erect q new barn. and Jacob >haiter, Of
Eachmau Valley. going q" erect new
house
u IS SAID chat Mr. Wesley MYERS, of Bach
man Valley. own. the finest and most -ltiia-
b... h,i-iu,=, place in Hanover. Pa.
Farmers are vcry hUss getting ready for
corn planting.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-04-27
Marriage of Former Rector OF AScen-
sion Parish.

An interesting wedding took place last Sat
urlav at noon in the Church of 81. Michael
aud All Angels, ST. Paul and Twenty first
street. Baltimore. when Miss Carolyn Potter,
eldest daughter of Mr.. William Potter of 2ll9
Oak street. was married to Rev. WHY'S Rede
of Rockford, H.. and formerly rector Of As
cension p. f. Church, Westminster The
ceremony was performed by Rev. c. Ernest
Smith The ushers were Mr.. George B. Rod
nev of Newcastle, Del; Mr.. Charles I. Ref
snider of Westminster. Prof. W. r. Mcdaniel
Of Western Maryland College, Mr.. George T..
Brown Of CentreYille aud Messrs, johnson
and Dorsey Potter OF Baltimore The brides
maids we're Miss Mamie Potter and Miss
Edith Stowe Of Baltimore. Miss Mabel Meserve
of Portland. Ne; Miss Belle Ward Of Win
chester. Va; Miss Reva Case and Miss Anna
Rodney. both of Newcastle, Del Miss Marian
Potter was maid of honor, and the Rev Chas.
A. jessup, assistant rector ofSt. Paul 5 Church,
was best man. The bride entered the church
with her father bv whom she was given away.
She wore a gown of white satin aud n ulleveIl,
aud carried a bouquet of lilies Of the valley.
\ small breakfast at the home Of the bride 5
parents followed the ceremony, after which
The bride and groom left for their home in
Rockford. Ill.
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Hsmrsleaa plslri.l items.

Mr l-er g. CaIts5i.r e. erecting rae
@HFs asaius a h.s shar ta i. .n#fz.
by ST. e. % ~auH.
Much lms i,sn- Applied be- rta- aesh
tarHs14
Tl. sean- feag.r ai i.sr- aee nFefafig-
-r.s-rhs-. aH8 i.sluzr-- sar fss Aar rs1l=ie.
ah.rh s.iI H rs.5 aH faa 1si
81 David LrpF aa8 Uifs 81 Ilamf-feaa
...sa. >auday Ssh ST. len1 H.-rs snd
am,ly. near Al.aatji.a
Mo ka's Mas,haE aa| Nr~ Mar ~.uHa.
ui acsr Ai.an-yi..e. -pe8' >aadaf ..ta Mr.
Martha Hare, ueas thl- p.ses-
A strange H;,le bag rame ia tas I-euJg "i
Ng. William E. >haHer oa SlH.a, g1uia.
last. aaJ tbc, concluded $50 kerr tm Co. hs.r
make b1ai,. hauHf
N-~ CaTsi. usurt. near tH.- a.ler. Ms.
i.gHa Alhatgh nf this plar.. hi Ni.llam
>sezue-. az Htlr Eters, and M Har.g Ei.b.
ard. and s o. NF. Fred. S.cfuef aaA wife,
.g-.ui Sunday UitH Mr. Howard Eahy and
wife ui ucag EleEE
NJ Wilson ~hsBrr d, th.. place. ,,v1t ,sr
ersi Iay, .u Ealtimurr la-i seek.
Nr E.meg Sha'itr. af IlaeA Rock 8aay q
rHu tu EirE- last SUNDAY ot bis H.csc.r.
Sir Wilson ShaHrr ncar .bis r.ae- -neH'
Iul.,.ay Emo Westminster.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-04-27

The reorganization of -. John SUNDAY
>thop. sas completed uu Ssuday afternoon
l.-E. The n4i,er- for the ensuing wear are
Superintendent Hcuge e. Matthias. assistant.
A'P EerWa4,r, secretary, Jacob NJ Matthias;
librarian. Nj, Minnie Gcgurd; treasurer.
Geo. Vs. Brown
A. the last mauihiy meeting OF She Young
People Missionary Society 81 s. johns
Church Misses Minnie tiigsar.I and Ellie
Matthias were elected delegate DO represent
iht society at "a convention 'o hr held ~
I uiouioWn lH MAJ,
WA. II. Suyder and Wife Of this place,
spent SUNDAY with friends iH rhe vicinity 81
Ucuning,
The hum o. Mr. Howard Millcudor', saw
mill. propelled by steam. has disturbed the
usual .iuietude of our little village the past
few weeks Mr. Mileudor aud hands have
been saving rroSstieS and lumber for Geo. a.
Lester. and are now saving shingles prrpam-
tory TO re- roofing his barn. as Well as for the
convenience and accommodation of custom
ers.
Jacob Brehm and Jacob d. Lester have
each been heautifying their ouihUildings By
having them painted. Snyder 4 Alhaueh
applied the brush in both cases.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-04-27
New Advertisements.

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shoes. Haas, rtc-Miler Bros. opposite u.
x Depot. Westminster, Nd.
rrutting and Running Race. az P,ca>ur,
PARK. Westminster. Nd p T. Bennett,
President
Public sale III Valuable Real Estate 10
l'uiuu Bridge. Nd Edward Rei,ler. Agent.
Thee DEN 4 son. pry Goods. Cloak.
Shoes and Carpets Westminster. Nd.
Assignee of Mortgage sale ut Valuable
Farm-laur, 4. g. Bond. Assignee.
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