The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1896-02-08
Frlzellburg Items.

On Thursday. January Both, handsome
wedding took place at the residence of Mr.
James Il: Myers near this place, at IL O clock
a: m. The contracting parties were Miss
Maud NJ, daughter of James HI. Myers, and
Mr.. Robert s. Harbaugh of Uniontown, Md.
The bridal party were met in the parlor by
Rev. q. W. Seilhamer, who performed the
ceremony. The best man was Edgar j. Ny
ers, the bridesmaid was Miss Ella NJ, sister
of the BRIDE The bride was dressed in tan
henrietta cloth and carried bouquet of
bride roses tied with white ribben. The
groom and best man were attired in black
with white ties. The ushers were Charles
Petry and wife, the latter being a sister of the
bride.
Mendelssons wedding march was most
skillfully performed by Prof. John I. Rover,
of Westminster. After congratulations all
were invited TO the dining room where a
sumptuous dinner was served. AT o'clock
p. m. a reception was given, those present
were Mr.. James HI. Myers and family, Chas
w. Myers and wife, Theodore J. Myers and
wife, Ezra Sullivan, DR.. Jacob Rinehart, of
Frizellburg; Samuel S. Harbaugh and wife,
William b. Bankert and wife, Earnest Har-
baugh and Lula Harbaugh, William Wright,
from Uniontown; Irwin Harbaugh and fami-
ly, of Priestland; Simon Petry and wife,
Charles Petry and wife, William Petry, How
ard Petry and Alice Petry, Elmer Myers, c.
Ii. Brown, Harvey Hull, Frederick G. Wing
ling and family of Pleasant Valley; Prof
John I. Roger and family, Frederick Wagner
aud wife and daughters, Misses Ethel, Rosa,
and Georgia, of Westminster; Edgar Myers,
Misses Cora and Emma Myers from May
berry, Samuel Grouse and family, and Mrs.
Samuel Wantz of Tyrone; Herbert Zentz,
and Mr.. Henry Henry Moser from Mechan-
icstown, Frederick county, grandfather of the
groom. The presents were numerous. Mr.
and Mrs. Harbaugh left on Friday for Balti-
more, where they will spend several days
They have our best wishes for a long and
prosperous life.
Claude Reifsnider, who is living with Mr..
Harner, near here, has the pneumonia. Mr..
Jonathan Gale, of Meadow Branch, is quite
i'll with an abscess on the face. Mr.. David
j. Roop is also i'll.
James Lemon, near this place, lost valu-
able young horse recently by lock jaw. Mrs.
Mollie Hesson and little daughter of Littles-
town are visiting relatives and friends in this
vicinity.
Mrs. Simon Bangs, of New Windsor, had
been sick at Oliver Handley's for few days,
but is able to return home at present writing
We were slow sending in the hog weights,
but thought it best to defer 1t until we could
report them all. Following are the weights
of porkers and beeves killed by Jacob Zahn,
yiz:-William Wantz, nine, 1856, another
one 454, and two beeyes 275 and 1854. Jacob
Wantz, ten, 1874 and beef 375. Lewis
Nicholas two $50. Dory Yingling two 300,
and one 300. Washington Dickensheets two
$50. John Smelser two $50. Mrs Kate
vey Wantz three 597. James Lemon twelve
bn
eight 2232, and beef 424. David Kemfer
two 654. Mrs. Amanda Myers twenty three
1878, and beef 668. David Warehime
twelve 253l. VIM. Hines two ATT, and a
beef 44S. John Marsh two SIS. Charles
Myers beef 500. John H. Benner beef
420.
Following are the weights of hogs butchered
by Alfred s. Babylon: Theodore j. Myers
four 800, 900, 210, 200 Harris Heagy six
2l0, 159, 146, 131, 100 100. John Lampert
two AL, $40. Calvin Myerly 2lO, l61, las,
l3l, 100, l05, 100 and beef 400. Alfred
Babylon three 1868, 346, $40. John Strevig
ten SS6, BOG, 30, 1876, liz, ISL, 40, l2l,
107, 100. VIM. Yingling two $50, 161.
Samuel Petry three 2l0, l6l, 40 Jesse
Babylon six 1896, $50, 36l, 307, $50, 200.
Granville Harner eight 30T, 293, $50, 287,
2S3, PSI, 260, 207. Frederick Harver thir-
teen o4l, QUO, ZJI, Zol, ZoU, 20, ZUd, l9O,
l46, 1872, l2S, 1913, 40, and beef 587. Ed
ward Beard ten CAT, $40, 297, 1911, 260, 1873,
1877, 1856, 1871, $50, and beef 610. John
Spease beef $50. A. X. Myers six hogs
467, 35l, 34s, $50, 3O7, 800, and beef.
Thomas Kaufman beef 4S0.
Other weights of hogs killed promiscously.
John T. Derr four 1906, 1865, 26O, 246. Henry
Snader three 324, 35l, 252. Jacob Null four
29G, 223, 217, 2l3, and beef 436. John
Warehime. .Ir., one 551. Robert Fleagle
two 426, 2s5. Charles Myers five 1l45. Rob-
ert Frizell ten 2450, another lot of five 3l2,
sos, 26S, 267, POS and a beef 475. James
H. Myers, six 2Os, 2O7, 1879, 1888, l75, 1856
David Myers four, 2ss, 2s7, 279, 267.
John Rooms two 3O4, 2S7. Silas NJ. Bish
six 1772 Oliver Handley two 4S8, 3O4. A.
Willet three 396, 1863, 305. and beef 337.
F. Fl. Willet five SO7, 27S. 24O, and two
spring hogs III. l59.