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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-06
96Dets.

- 1eber cine iutsreiia ante 9 laItun9s.
probe Der giienbabubriife in Wolbuien
tpiro bon bort beribtet: Sdon ben
oritten Sag umla9erten ibrer breiBia
Observation-Disclosures, Sriifenbauer
uno Yrofehoren bic alte ausranairte
uno auf's Srodene uerisbte @iienbabn-
bride bel W%olbauien. Sin @rperi,
nlent aroBartialtsn stiles uno big ieBt
einsi9 in ieiner Nrt iolte ii9 ba obs
ipielen. Sas md6tiae siierne Sitter
pert Der bride bon 48 Weter Stiff.
welte ioute our6 Selaituns Der Sabr=
babn nit Shiensn uno Sizes gum gu
Iammenbrud 9ebraht Deroen. Iber
es i1ien lih niAt 10 lsibt er9e6en gu
lpollcn. Yereits mar be SdIfte Der
Bride nit IA. 900 &iluer. ben laufens
ben Weter belaitet, einem 8sni1t, oas
unaefdbr Der oreifaden 8elaitune burt
einen 3ug Der idusriten 2otomotipsn
entipri6t. eini9e ia6uertdnoise Ser
rem parer unpili9 ab9ereiit, neil Die
Bride. bic rebnlnos= uno poribrifts=
mdbis idOn am Sisnstaa bate brebsn
lolen. nod gang lnperoadti9 ausiab.
Sm 8an3en Se!Ste lih sluar cine Sin.
ientun9 bon mebreren @entimetern,
uuo bel 9enauer Yeibti0una tpnnte
man aud oroentlib aetriimmte Sitter
ltdbe bcmerten, aber fein ein,i0es &ib.
den, nod iOnit etpas 9erodbii0es lief
lih wabrnebmen. Giusslne Ssrrsn be-
~rleten, mie man nun, nahosm auf Der
eiien S~risdenbalite i9le1teroin9s tein
SelaItunSsmaterial mebr plaB bate,
oas alte un9etbiim ipeiter bitaniren
wOlle, anoere ipaSirten uno trOden aui
Den Siienbalten berum uno mabter
~allerlel Mtenunaeu. bic Nrbeiter mars
ZEN f%ortludbreno &ies auf - tnad,
rum. bumm - oa mars 9eibeben: Sn
gang unpermutbeter Weiie ipdren mlebs
rere mittlere Streben aus9enift unD in
6ol9e oe'ien entltanoen Salbreihe anoere
Sriihe unb VerbieQungen, 10 baB biz
aus Der SObe bon einem balben Wete,
Undergraduate Bride Elm intereiiante;
Bib Der 3eritOrung bot. Sas Grpss
rlment mar in aus9eSei6neter @eii'
9elun9en uno aud Obue jeoen unfal
a~b9elautcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-06
YenniDlpania.

- Sin S6nslsus auf Der 2sbi9b
8allep-Yabn. SOr &urssm bat Oas
.&ailmaD N9s" bsridtet, boB Elm 3us
Der &ebi9b &aleDsYab cine auberOr=
bentlib i6nelle 5abrt 9emaht babe.
Sa bic @nQaben beitritten ipuroen, per=
Dfientlibt Die SabnseieQidaft iebt ben
oetailirten geribt beg Waibiniiten,
melder ben ,glad Siamono" fiibrte.
Saraus 9ebt berbor, oaB Der 3ug bic
Siitan3 bon Sabre na6 Nlpine, 43, 90
Weilen in SO Winuten SuriidleQte. alio
cine 8si6ipinoi9teit bon 1919 Meilen
per Stlnoe bate. Sieie @sidninoig.
teit tOmmt fat jener Qleid, pelde I'M
OCTOBER 1895 auf Der Nate Shore er=
rei6t purbe. Canals puroen SO
Wteilen nit elmer @eidtpinoi9teit bon
500 uno AZ Meilen nit elmer 8e.
ihwinoi9teit bon 1904 Weilen per
Stunoe 3urild9ele9t.
- Neue Sompferlinie. Sie pbila=
belpbia IL Rsaoin9 Yabn miro in ndd-
fer 3eit cine oirette Sampierperbins
buna sUii6en philadelphia uno euro-
paiiden Sdfsn beginner. Galt ole
9rOBen Sabnaeielidaiten baben es in
ibrsm Sntersiie g~efunoen, 0ampfer
slpiidsn bieii9en uno eurOpdiiden
Sdfen laufen 81 laien, um bic Grports
uno SmpOrt9iiter oirett bef6roern 81
t6nnen. Die &eaoin9 gabn miro iid
borsrit auf ben GiitertranspOrt Dsrls-
gen. bod 1T nitt aus9eidloiisu. oaB
ipdter aud Der paha8ieroienit ein9e.
iiibrt iperben miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-06
Cbto.

- Srei @oGen lang i6eintOot.
Nus 6 o II b IL 8 piro fOl9enoes lIrz
beimlihe SortpmmniB berihtet: &o=
bert Stifel, - Sabre alt, madte Dor
Ginger 3eit sinsn geIud auf Der 6arm
ieines 9ruoers, bic nidt melt rom Der
Staot lit. Gin 5bierarst bate tpdb=
rsno ieiner 4utpeienbeit al einem
Yferoe cine Operation 5u DOllsie6en,
uno man bieB i'm, ben &Opf oes Sbie=
res 81 baltsn. @G9reno er bies that,
fiel Der Sun9e in Sbnma6t. Wan
iuenoete Wieoerbelebun9smittel on uno
bOlte einen grst, Der ertldrte, IS lie9e
Gin Sal bon 8ebirnblutun9 Dor. Nn=
oere IerSte ia9ten, Der Sunae babe
Serssrlueiterung, aber Ollie itimmten
therein, oab err bslpubtlos lei uno
wabri9einlid iterbsn miiiie. 9rei
@O6en lang lag Der Sun0e oann I'M
Starrtrampf. oerart, Oab er ales
bOrte uno lab. aber fem @ort ipre6en
uno tein 8lieo rilbreu tOnnte. Gno.
lid an Spnnerstug. ertlQrten bic
NerSte i'm fir tOot uno bebaupteten,
es miiile cine Section pOr0enommen
meroen, oamit man Die SDOesurIabe
feItItellen tonne. Dies rettete ben
Yatiententen, Denn sipei Stunoen ipds
ter betam er Nn9IttrGmpfe. Seine
Seriuanoten boltsn jeBt elnen Sppnos
tiieur, benz es QeIang. i'm gu berubi=
gen uno iblufen 81 MAIDEN. gm
nG6lten MOraen erwadte er. tleioete
ii6 al uno mar 9ans normal. blOB oaB
er 9ana llnter benz Giniluiie bes Sip=
notlieurs itauo. Die Na6barn maren
bO6t erItaunt, als lie ben Spotse=
QIaubten plOBlid aan3 aeiuno iaben.
g0ie er ia9t, bot er in ieinem Starr=
trumpf mebrmals ielbit SallucinatiO=
men 9ebabt, als lei er 9eItorben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-06

bumpies 9rauien ertDnte in ieinen
Sbren, bic Nroern boben iid itraif 9e=
fpannt iiber bic Sout, ols MOLTEN tie
beriten. 2anQe, oas fiiblte er, tpnnte
er es ni6t mebr ausbaltelt, oas bis6en
2uft i'm Selm bate iid in 9iftiae Rob-
lenidure peripanoelt, ieoen Nu9enblif
mubte sr betdubt I'M Iinten-oa idleppt
CT ii6 nit benz lsBten Nufgebot Der
Gner9ie CUR 8lode, nod ein Sud an
Der Tcine uno er miro b%ewuBtlos, nod
benz er nod 9efiiblt, pie er auf9e3oQen
miro. DIS Captain Sc Gato auf benz
Sef oes gergsi6ihes Dieoer 81 iih 9e-
tOmmen, erfubr er. mas Die StOrun9
Der 2%uft;ufubr benirtt bate. Gin Wa=
trpie mar betrunten uno SoOtsmann
g8bite oerIu9te, ben Spettatelma6er
gu berubi9en, ober Der WtaIn wrroe
INNER piitbenoer rno 500 Elm Melier.
SIN gu berri6te Wiloe Iufregung. ale
Wtann OIL Sed liefen berbei, aud Die
swsi al Der Yunpe perlieBen ibren go.
ten uno tamen erft CUR SeIinnuna. als
jemano idrie: vNdtuns auf ben Gapi=
TAM" worNuf i6nel bic 8lofe berauf=
9esooen wuroe. Gapitdn Sc Gato ent=
lieB iofort bic game MannIdait nit
Nusnabme bes iduloloien Spotsman-
neg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-06
Sabcu Sic lie

@lettrii6e Sitters als elm Seilmittel fir
Sbre llnpaBli6teiten peri u6t? Wenn
ni6t, 10 ueri6aiien sic ii6 ieet cine
6lai6e uno bolen Sic ii9 Seiluns.
9ieie Meoisin bat lid ais belonoerS
secisnet erwieicn ale @ebre6en bes
6rauengei6Iedts gu Iinbern uno gu bet,
len, inoem lie cine punoerbare unb oirette
@irfuns ausiibt uno Den Srgauen &raft
unb Spanntraft pcrlcibt. @enn Sic on
appetitlOiisteit, Serltupfuns, Sopiweb
ooer Sbnma6tsaniduen leioen ober
neruOS, erre9bar, melan6olil6 ODER
idpinoIi9 iino, lit glettrii6e gitters Die
MepiSin. beren iie bebiirfen. Seiien
@ebrau6 perii6ert Sbuen @~eiunbbeit
uno &raft. @roBe 6lai6en foiteu bios
so 9erts bel Z. &. Ruete, 656 Muins
StraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-06
0eri6ieoene WaGrt6tem.

Seuti9e in Ganaba. 3e6t
idmeidelbaft uno luabrb,itsgstrsu fir
bic INNER arOber weroenbe 3abl Der
oeutihsn Nnlieolsr i'm canaoiidsn
Noro,ueit ten lautet Der oaraut be3ii9lide
Paiius in benz Sabresberihte oss Setre.
tdrs bes Snnern. 2aut benz ysri1t
limb i'm Sabre 1895 Is. AIS Ginmanoe.
rer in Ganaoa 9elanoet. 9essn 25. 786
i'm borber9ebenoen Sabre, in Der Mebr=
Sabl Seutide. gn iolde Ginpanoerer
ipurben in Wanitoba. i'm Noroneften
uno Yritiih.9 Dlumbia 1897 yeiieoe.
lunas=Nreale BON insasiammt 279. 100
older untsr benz Ssimtdttsssisb Der.
ihrieben. Die Ssutideu in aflini.
boia, benz Centrum Der oeuti9en Solo
MEN i'm Noroweiien", bsibt es in Sem
Yeri9t i~ueiter. ,~beiinosn ii9 in Belle.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-06
Mid. Gr i6reibt in Der reue ten
drummer ieines Wlattes.

Mid. Gr ibreibt in Der nsuelie
Nummer ieines Ylattes:
limb oas min cine lsitenbe beutibe
3sltrn9 in lmerita iein, bic ibren 2e-
Term einen iolfen 9lDoIinn auitii1t!
Sas S6limmite babel lit ieboh, baf
bic meilten Seier i'm Rprben 9lss slall=
ben. mas ilber Seras 9eihrieben piro,
l1amentIih, wenn es iiberbaipt III,
9laubli6 lit. Sdtte bic wNew Yorfer
Staatsaeitung" nod babel aeIbrieben,
oaB Die alte meritaniihe Sere gum
SheiterbauIen bsrurtbeilt. uno aui
Dem Ilamo Pla,a. naboem Tie etpas
tnusperiQ an9ebraten mar, bon Der
San Nntonio Yepolferun9 als 2efer=
bilien persebrt wuroe, 70 wiirbe man
oas i'm Noroen ebeniomobl 9lallben uno
oarauf i6ip0ren. SOlte lih bas &ino=
pieb, ipelbes obige HotiS in Der yNsp
Dorter Staots3eituna" ueriibt bat, jes
malls nad Seras perirren. 10 lam er
li6er iein. baB mar aus ibm einen
rbarbecueO" Srateu beriteDen ipirb,
trOBoem mir 1897 idreiben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-06
SegaS.
Die Sem Worfer Sfoots,

Die rNew YOrter Staatsseitun9"
bra6te neuli6 in ibren eoitOrislsn
Spalten fOl9enoen Wurt3pfel:
Sin mOOernsr S~erenproSsB pirb
oemnGhIt in Ssras itattfinoen. un-
meit Der i96nsn Staot San IntO-
o waro ndmlid eiu altes meritani-
iGes @eib unter Der antla0e perbaftet,
cine Sere au iein uno our6 ibren b0ien
Ylit Weni6en unO @isb gu idaoi9en.
uno mir ihreibsn bas SGbr unieres
Serrn 1927"
Sas bradte unIern Golleaen Sbiibs
pom ulegas Vorparts" in ben Sars
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-06
BUR rehtcm Scit mar bic Grfab.

run0 bon Ssrrn Ganfielo. gr i@reibt
barber: rSihiae 3eit suriid beltellte
i6 Elm &iF6sr Mu9snitdrter bon Or.
Sabrnep in Chicago. Gs lam Qeraoe
CUR reGten 3eit. Cine @O6e bernat
bate meme 6ran einsn Nnfall bon
Mo0enlrdmpfen uilo Qbwei6en. g8ir
monoten ben MtaQenItdrter uno oas
Seil=S Del. ipie Die 8ebraudsanweilun=
gen es oOri6reiben. an lno innerbalb
bier Saaen tpar MRS. 6aniielo wleoet
bcrGeitellt. SD bin fir oieIes Mlttel
iebr oantbar. Sbr ". 6. @anfielo,
6reitOn, Soma" = 6orni's Wa9en'
itdrter 1T feline Npotbetermeoisln, oa er
nur bur6 S~Otala9enten pertauIt miro.
ST er nidt in Der 8e8eno 81 betom=
men, 10 lhreibe man iOiOrt al Or.
9eter Sabrnep. Chicago, Sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-06
800 8sIobmuue. 800.

Die esisr bisisr .3situus psrbtu f6 irsuen gu eriab.
reu, eaB 81 p%sutqiisus cine seiiirdtste Sraufbsit sibt.
psI4s bic @ilenitdit in al ibrtu Stufsn ,u bsiIeu
i'm Stanot 1T; pats RatarrbsRur lit bic elm ;igt i.Bi
Der dr;tlitsu Sruberihaii betauute pertipe Rur
RatarrD ~sriorbsrt ais cine GOuititutionstrantbsit elm,
coultiiutioueue Stbdnoluug. Sau's RatarTh : 4uI
miro tnnerlid ssuommsH uub pirtt brett dut bas Slui
uno bic iblsimigen Oberildtsu oss Spittms, oaburt
bic gruuolase Der RrGuttsit %srritoreuo uue BEN pa.
ttsntsn KRAFT sebsHo, iuosm lie bic Contribution bes
S6rpsrs ~auibnut uub Der Natur in ibrsm @erte bilii
Die Giesntbimer babtu 10 ptel gertrausn ~ ibrsn
Ssiltrdtsu. bab tie sinbuuosrt Dollars stlobnuns ili
isoen Sdu a%nbieieu, ben Il. ~ turtrSn ~psIieblen. fd6i
Gud etne vine pom 3susui1eu tommsu Nan %abrsifrs
i. 8. 6bsuep Il o., Iosooy Ohio,
sB gsrtauit pom allen apotbetern, rs Gents.
San's 5amilisnz piueu limb bic bsiteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-06

5nlano.
GdHfornicu.

Moro Surral, oos tleinIte Mtdos
den in Californian, miro Wtit9lleo Der
b~etonnten tleiuen S6auIpleler9eIeu=
f6ait peroen, welhe unter Dem NanelI
Der Giliputaner in Der 9arsen 9Selt be-
tannt lit; lie miro Iib Der @elell'hatt
i'm September in Sem YOrt aniblleben.
GOn bort 9ebt Ie nod europa, Inn fitr
bic &iibne aus0ebiloet 81 peroen.
SRI. 8arrnn 1T in 9euiblOno 9eboren,
einunoSwanSig Sabre ali uno miBt
9eIlau bier SUP lno orei 3Ol.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-06
9udlen'S Mrntea 4aIbe.

Die bette SaIbs in Der DeIt fir
S4nittwunoeu, 9auti4irfunsen, @uns
ben, @ei9wire, SuIsfuB, Sieberwuns
ben, S9orf, s~eiprunsene 9dmbe, 6rOits
beuIen, Rrabenausen, unb aue 9autents
biinbunsen unb lit cine ii4ere 9eiIuns
fir Sdmorboiben. Sc pirb sarantirts
baB has Wittel polfommene @enus,
tbuuns sibt; penn ni4t, wirb bus @eIo
suriteritc!tet. preis % Gents per
S9a9teI. - gu uertaufen BEL {. 0.
apotbeter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-06
Wi1i8an.

- @iliom ReliOn, Elm otter Dir.
ger Der Orti6uit Meabe i'm 6Ountp
SurOn, le8te iid am l3. SUM sum
S6lafen nieocr uno tORnte troB aller
Semii6urGeu Der glerSte bis jebt nod
ni9t lpisoer GufgeUedt iueroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-06

,uusa SMs ag~% %Maa TIN m s@l gN$amT 5@sSSG SS a%mSS Mm $ ar nod S S% &SS%%t d@ SS %%MSsmm m Sn
ImM@m. @ni 4bs m; NRECTRESS OF HI ACADEMYO OF I'LL VISITATION Julien Ave., Dubuque Ia
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-06
Il II.

- Ginsn aliitlihen 6unb mndte
iiirSIi9 Elm giir9er IN W ii II It +.
Serielbe tramts in isinen alien Yrief-
idaitcn bsrum unb ianb oarunter ein
ber9ilbtes Goupert nit elmer alien prell.
B;Iden @rOi6eumarte. Gr ididte ben
6uno nod Sambur9 an einsn Wrisi.
martens ammler. Die 5reuoe uno
usberraidua8 bes 6inoers tam man
lia bOrltelsn. oils oieier Gage Der Wslo.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1897-01-02
Reniamln,s Reformed Church.

The Aid Society of the above church held
the regular monthly meeting at the parsonage
on the evening of December 18th. Notwith
standing the inelemency of the weather there
was quite large attendance. To the sur.
prise of the pastor and his family, the members
and friends had arranged to make the meet
ing of the society the occasion OF donation
party, and came abundantly supplied with
good things, by which the pantry, corncrib,
&C., were replenished for many days to come.
A very enjoyable evening was passed, duriag
which program, consisting of music, read
ings, &C., was rendered, and refreshments
were served, and at late hour the guests de
parted, leaving the family to store away their
gifts.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.
Lucabaugh, Mr.. and Mrs, !; II, Higgs, Mr..
and Mrs. Tildsn Shafer, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Wesley Biggs, Mrs. Lewis Shafer, Mrs Abram
Shafer, Mrs. Wesley Steele, Mrs. Leander
Hull, Mrs. Jennie Manager, Mrs. Richard
Kane, Mrs John Zahn, Mrs Belinda Berman,
Mrs. I. R. Hoppe. Mrs. Edward L. Bale,
Mrs. Margaret Arnold; Misses Maggie Stoner,
Minnie Bish, Golde Erb, Grace Hull, Mary
Stansberry, BERTHE Little, ANNE Arnold,
Goldie Steele, Martha Forney, Ida Shater,
Gerte Shafer, May Stoner, Grace Kane,
Maggie Kane; Messrs. James NJ. Stoner,
Harry Little, Howard Hyle, Jacob L. Sbafer,
George Hunter, Jonathan Yingling, Stirling
Snader, Jesse Hull, Morris Erb, Masters Jas.
Manager, John Gunther, Jesse Berman, James
L. Stoner, Harry Ditman, Robert Zahn.
The Sunday school held its Christmas festi-
val on last Saturday evening. A large con-
gregation was present, and an interesting pro-
gram was rendered. The children received
their usual treat, and the pastor was presented
with an envelope containing nice sum of
money
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1897-01-02
A Social Event.

Reported for the Democratic Advocate
On December 10th Mrs. E. J Sellman gave
to the members of Stone Chapel a social, in
honor of her son, Louis NJ Sellman, of the
Custom House, Baltimore. The company
was received by Mrs. d. Townshend and Mrs
L. 5. SeIlman, and met in the parlor by Louis
and his mother, who received each one in
their genial and hospitable manner, making
everyone feel that a good time was coming.
After indulging in social conversation, where
mirth and laughter was heard from the oldest
man down to the maiden of sweet sixteen,
interspersed with vocal and instrumental
music, at O clock the diningroom doors were
thrown open and one beheld table spread
for 6fteen, groaning under the substantials
and delcacies of the season, not only tempt
ing the epicure but thedyspeptic. The menu
consisted of oysters, chick en-, salads, celery,
biscuits, crackers, fruit and coffee. After
enjoying the tempting viands all were ushered
into the parlor, to hear the midnight bells
ringing, announcing the time for departure.
After thanking the host and hostess for giving
such pleasant evening the guests dispersed.
Those present were James Dixon and wife,
John Shueey and wife, Nat Zie and wife,
John Brown and wife, John Snader and wife,
Isaac Forrest and wife, Charles Manahan and
wife, A. H. Barnes and wife, James Robert
son and wife, j. C. Robertson and wife, j. w.
Robertson and wife, Calvin Cook and wife,
A. L. Duvall and wife, Richard Owings and
wife, Charles Owings and wife, Il. Bower
and wife, Jesse Myers and wife, Ed. Stoner
and wife, V. B. Sellman and wife, G. Harris
and wife, Mrs w. Stoner, Mrs. L. Summers,
Mrs. NJ E. Owings, Mrs. H. Lantz, Mrs:
Annie Ogg, Misses Della Bale, Mollie and
Addie Manahan, NJ. Summers, L. lille, s.
Foutz, Rev. H. Davis, Louis Bale, L: Buck
ingham, N. Stoner, H. Summers, c. Myerly,
W. N. Sellman, j. Eisenhart, J. Shueey, Jr.,
Maud and Ethel Manahan, G. Townshend
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1897-01-02
MARRIED.

At the brides home, on December &c, 1896 by
Rev. C. NJ. Eyster, Edward w. Grose and Miss Sadie
NJ. Stricklin, both of near Greenmount. Md.
On December %, 1896, at Centenary NJ. E. parson
age Westminster, Nd, by Rev. Joel Brown, John
Stewart and Miss Mary E. E. Conn, both Of Mt
Pleasant. Nd.
At the Manchester Lutheran parsonage, on Deem
Der "a, 1896, by Rev. c. N. Eyster, William N. Har
rs Of near Houcksyille, Nd, and Miss Ida V. Ying
ling, of near Westminster, Nd.
AT the Manchester Lutheran parsonage, on Deem
Der a. 1885, by Rev. c. N. Eyster, Samuel E. Keller
of Manchester, Nd, and Miss Rosa B. Palmer, Of
Hampstead Md.
At Finksburg NJ. P parsonage, on December %
1896, by Rev. S. W. Coe Robert W. Beck and Miss
Katie VI. Uhler.
At Finksburg NJ. P. parsonage, on December a,
1897, by Rev. s W. Coe, Leonard Baker and Miss
Alice NJ. Heagy all of Carroll county Nd
On December %, 1896. at the Lutheran parsonage
Smallwood, Md, by Rev. s. s. Henry, James How
ell Davis and Miss Bertha K. Roell, both of Small
wood Carroll county, Md,
At Grace Lutheran parsonage, Westminster, Md.
on December o. 1896, by Rev. p. h Miller, William
n Keefer of Westminster, and Miss Josephine s.
Martin. of Littlestown, Pa.
On December q, 1896 at the Lutheran parsonage,
Uniontown, Nd, by Rev. G. W. Baughman, Jesse
F. Englar and Miss Nellie C. Wagner both of Union
town.
On December 30, 1896, at the home of the bride,
BIZ Rev q. ". Baughman Samuel ). Grouse OF
Taneytown, Nd, and Miss RoFtiR A. Fisher Of LIN
wood, Md,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1897-01-02
New Advertisements,

The New Model Emporium-Wm. F. Derr,
Babylon Building, near Railroad, Westmin
ster, Nd. See first page.
Large Merchandise Movement at Schnee-
berger's, opposite Catholic church, Westmin-
ster, Md.
To Our Friends and Customers-Miler
Bros, Popular Stores, Westminster, Nd.
A Happy New Year to All-Miller Bros
Popular Stores, Westminster, Nd.
Notice to Tax ayers-Wm. G. Rinehart,
Collector 7th district
Rambler Bicycles-Krichton's Cyclorigm,
Westminster, Md.
Wanted-Addreas Postoffics Box a42,
Westminster, Nd,
Farm and Mill for Sale-Goorge Grose,
Hampstead, Nd.
Don't You'Want an Overcoat or Suit-Shar.
rer & Gorsuch.
Clearing Out Sale-New York Bargain
House.
Wanted-Charles 7. Zepp Bro, Melrose,
Nd.
Railroad Electon-R. NJ Writ, Secretary.
For Rent or Sale-E. B. Arnold, Owner.
For Sale at Bargain-G. W. Albaugh.
Legal Notices. Entertainments.
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Eldersburg Items.

See December Weddings for the Cook
Gist nuptials.
Miss Mamie Devries is visiting relatives il
Pittsburg, Pa, and Wheeling, W. Va. She
has been absent about month:
Guy ". Steele, Esq, is spending a few
DAYS ar "Glen Marcy" with his friend, j. b.
George.
Mr., and Mrs N. Dorsey Norris and daugh
ter Bessie, of n. Calvert street, Baltimore
will spend New Year with their father, n. d.
Norris, at his homo in Eldersburg.
Miss Viola Devries from the ''The Severn
of Baltimore, spent several days with hel
cousin. Miss Carrie Norris. She returned
home Thursday.
DR.. and Mrs. H. C. Shipley spent Christmas
in Washington, with their daughter. Mrs. R.
W. Pearson.
The ice harvest has commenced. Many
farmers are cutting and hauling to fill their
houses for fear another opportunity may not
present itself.
Our little town was unusually quite on
Christmas dag. No drinking or had behav-
Jour of any description to our knowledge, and
the very air seemed full of the angels song,
"Peace on Garth, good will to all men,
To the editors and readers of the ADVOCATE
we extend the seasons greetings. and wish
all a Happy New Year.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Owing to the afliction of the pastor, Rev. G. w.
Selhamer. Rev. J. w. w, Rodkey viii assist at the
morning services in the Bethel Uniontown. In the
evening Rev, B. w, Kindley, of the NJ 2. Church,
will preach the Introductory sermon of the Union
Services for the Week of Prayer. He will also ill
Rev. g. w. seilhamer's appointment in Frizellburg,
at 215 p. m.
Carroll Charge, Reformed church.-Benjamin's
Church-Divine Service at p. m. St. Matthew IS
Church-Sunday School at a. m Divine Services
at 10 a. H. ]. Macalister. Pastor.
Methodist Protestant Church, Rev. W. R. Graham,
D. D.. Pastor.-Sabbath Seryices-Preaching at
10.30 a. m. and $50 p. M by the pastor. Holy Com
munion at the morning service. sabbath School
at Q is a. m. Junior Y. P. s. c. E. at 2.30 p. m.
Y. p. S. C. E. at $50 p. m Midweek service in
st. Johns Church, Rev. Father Cassidy, Pastor
Sunday-Low Mass at Ills and High Mass at 10 g..
m. Vespers at 730 p. m. During the week-Mass
at Z a.
Centenary N. E. Church-Sunday School at 9.15
n. m Preaching at 1890 a. m. and 730p. m. Ep-
worth League Service at 6.45 p. m. Junior League
at p. m. Prayer Meeting Wednesday, at 7;S0 p, m.
Joel Brown Pastor.
ST. Paul's Reformed Church,-Sunday school at
915 a.. m. Divine service at 1890 q, IN, and p,
m. Cateehism at G Is p m.
Calvin s. slagle Pastor.
Brethren Church, Preaching at Meadow Branch
Sunday morning, at 10 O'Clock, and at Westminster
at O'Clock, p. m.
Grace Lutheran Church.-Sunday School at 6
a. M Preaching at 1880 a. III. Subject, Gods
Blessing Awaits those who seek" Evangelstic
Services at 100 p. m. Y. p. S. C. Z. at 6.45 p IN.
Catechise at and go p IN. Saturday.
p II. Miller, Pastor.
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..Gertie B. Hook
Bloom Items.

The public school at Salem closed Deem
Der 23d until January 4th. At the close the
roll was called and Al responded to their
names by walking up and getting their usual
treat, which was handed out to them by Mr..
Harvey l.. Horton.
William Y. Frizzell and Bro. have beth
finished digging out their ice houses, prepare
tory to framing them. A. P Frizzell intends
erecting buggy house over his ice house in
the near future.
William Caple, of Winfield, intends moving
back to the farm of John B. I. Selman to
oversee the farm. We welcome such good
man in our midst. George Wagner, of Fred
erick county, is going to move on the farm of
E. A. Zile, which will be vacated by William
Caple in the spring Mr.. Shriner, of fancy
town. has rented the farm known as the Peter
Magin farm, which is now in the occupancy
of the Widow Magin, and has moved thereon
and commenced work.
William T. Bowers, of Winfield, is making
preparation to erect a bank barn.
The telephone at Bloom is somewhat of .
curiosity to some of the folks.
George W. Haines, living near here, has a
sausage stuffed which measures %! feet in
length. Who can beat it?