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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1898-11-26
FARMERS INSTITUTES.
Letter to the Advocate from Director VIM.
L. AmOSS.

EDITORS OF ADvoCATE.--Our appropriation
will not permit us to hold IA two day Institute
in all the counties as we did last year and by
sodoing infringed on this years work, but we
will hold three Special Meetings of two days
and evenings, one in Southern Maryland,
one in Western Maryland and one on the
Eastern Shore. As Carroll county has al
ways given an interested audience have de-
cided to give one in Westminster since receiv-
ing many letters and two long petitions from
the farmers of your county. Two of the best
practical farmers engaged in institute work
will assist US this year. Horticulture and
Dairying will receive special attention. AT
the Especial meetings we will make the effort
to have with us those who can answer all
questions of importance to those engaged in
agriculture and also give free entertainments
in the evenings where stereoptican will be
used, that will please both town and country
people The best talent in the world is at
our command, / am assured by good author
ity in Washington, when we have no doubt
of large and appreciative audience. | have
written to the representatives of the petition
ers that l expect to be in Westminster, De-
cember 1st, at the Court House to meet them
and others interested. make a program and
do such work as may be necessary to make
this meeting an assured success.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Uniontown Church of God.-Sunday school at
a. M. Preaching at 1915 IL. III. At Frizeburg
in the evening at 80 and each evening during the
week: At Mayberry at $50 p. IN. At this service
we will preach Thanksgiving sermon to the COun-
S. Is. Craft, Pastor.
The Third Quarterly Meeting for Freedom Cir
cult, NJ. E. Church South will be held at Freedom
church. Saturday and Sunday, November % and
81. Rev. John Anderson, Presiding Elder, will be
present and preach on Saturday and Sunday. All
W. A. Mcdonald Pastor.
Carroll Charge, Reformed Church.-Benjamin's
Church-Sunday School Mt Il. III. Divine
vice 10 Il. Jerusalem Church-DiYinc service
II. j. Macaister Pastor.
Grace Lutheran Cnurch-Sunday School at 9 H.
m. Preaching at 1880 Il. m. and $50 p. nj. Morn
ing subject Are we Worthy to Serve God ?" Even
ing, "Why Will You De?" Y. p. s. C. E ut G.45
r P. II. Miller, Pastor.
Salem Charge Lutheran Church - Beniamin's
Church.-The c. E Society will visit the Pleasant
Valley Society, on Nov. 80 and Dee. l and ,.
Preaching at p. III. Confirmation and Prepare
tory service on Saturday Dec. 3 at p M Com
munion on Dec. t. at 10 a. IN. Sunday School at
a. m Y P s. C. L. at p. nj. St Johns Church
Communion at 10 a. m. Sunday School at a. m.
Catechise on Saturday at p. m Confirmation and
$ 4. Diehl. Pastor.
Centenary NJ. L. Church-Sunday school at 9.15
a. III. Preaching at 1890 a. m. and 7.30 p. m.
Junior League at go p m. Senior League at 6.45
D. m Prayer meeting Wednesday, at 7.30 p. NJ.
Joel Brown Pastor.
St. Paul's Reformed Church.-Sunday School at
915 a. m. Divine service at 10 80 a. and lis p.
m Mid-week service Wednesday at $50 p. m.
Calvin 5. Sagle, Pastor.
The Boys Meeting will meet every Saturday
afternoon at O'Clock in Carroll Hall.
st. Johns Church-Sundays-Low Mass at 100
and High Mass at 10 a. M: vespers at $50 p. m.
Joseph H. Cassidy Pastor.
Ascension Church.-sunday. Nov. 27.-Holy Eu-
list n n IN 4 M Second
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CarrOlltOn Items.

Mr.. E. G. Van Deusen and family have re-
moved from this place to Glyndon, Baltimore
county, where they will make their home.
Mr.. Kelbaugh, of Glyndon, is occupying the
residence of Mr.. Van Deusen, and has rented
Mr.. Miles Longs saw and planning mill and
will open lumber yard.
The Carrollton gold mines are again being
operated.
Mr.. Oscar Houck and Mr. Frank Wiseman,
of jackson county, Mich, are spending some
time with friends in this community. Mr..
Houck left this state in 1890 and travelled for
four years through the West, and then re-
turned home for few weeks. Later he
started for the West where he has been until
the last week. After few weeks stay he
will leave for California.
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PETER DUCE.

Peter Duce, a former resident of this coun-
ty, and wel-known in Westminster and vicin-
ity, died at his home, 1863 Franklin street,
Baltimore, of Bright's disease, on Saturday
morning last, aged 55 years He was a grad :.
uate of Gettysburg College, and taught school
in Carroll county some years ago. He was
born in Baltimore county in 1843, but was
raised in the vicinity of Union Mills and Silver
Run, where his father, the late Charles Duce,
lived over thirty years. Mr.. Duce is survived
by wife and FIVE children-MisseS Minnie,
Fanny and Edna, and Messrs. Charles and
Harry Duce. Three sisters and two brothers
also survive-Misses Annie, Carrie and John
Duce, who moved to Baltimore from Union
Mills about two years ago; Mrs. Joseph Erb,
of Baltimore, and Henry Duce, of near Han
over, Pa.
Deceased was engaged in the wholesale
cigar business in Baltimore, Philadelphia and
other eastern cities until shortly before his
death. He was a veteran of the Civil war,
serving under Captain Pratt, in Co. E, Bird
Nd. Infantry. The funeral was held from his
late home on Monday afternoon. 1nterment
was made at sunset III the National cemetery,
Loudon Park, Rev. Geo. Miller, D. d., pastor
of Second English Lutheran Church, officiat
ing. The floral tributes from sympathizing
friends, his tradesmen and the G. A. R. were
many and beautiful The coffin was draped
with an American flag, and Emory Post, No.
%, attended the funeral and held a military
service at the grave.
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Weather Record for the Week.

November 19-mercury As at a. m. and 81
at 2 p. m.; continuous rain during the night
of the 18th until 4 a. M. heavy fog, followed
by cloudy, blustery weather; clearing after 4
p. m. November 20-mercury 43 at a.
m. and So at 2 p. M. blustery and partially
cloudy. November 21-mercury 81 at Z a.
IN. and SO at 2 p. M; generally clear.
November 22-mercury SO at a. IN. and
81 at p. M; heavy fog, followed by cloudy
and blustery weather; rain after Ais p. m.
until midnight. November 23-mercury 80
at a. m. and So at p. m; generally clear.
November 24-mercqry 20 at a. nj. and 20 at
Up. M; mist, followed by snow from : a. m.
until 2.20 p. M, followed by clearing weather
after p. IN. November 25-nercary % at
Ia. m. and S3 at l p. m. clear.
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The home of Mr.. Leander Matthias, of Mt.
Pleasant. was the scene Of pleasant wedding
reception. given on Tuesday evening in honor
of their daughter, Miss Elsie, and Mr.. Arthur
Bowers of Union Mills, who were previously
married in Westminster by Rev. Joseph H.
Cassidy The bride was attired in a deep
blue henrietta dress, trimmed in white silk
braid. The ushers were Messrs. Leander
Matthias Jr., and Edward Starner. Those
present were A. c. Bowers and wife, l.. Ma
thias and wife, F. Steible and wife, A. Be
miller and wife, E. Croft and wife, E. Wing
ling and wife, T. Yeiser and wife, F. Myers
and wife, A. Bankert and wife, DR.. Stewart
and wife, E. Stonester and wife. H. Stitely
and wife, |. Staley and wife, c. Rusher and
wife; Misses N. Matthias, S. Matthias, A. Ma
thias, g. Matthias, E. Croft, T. Yingling, E.
Byers. c. Stitely, E. Frock, P. Myers, A.
LookingbiIl, X. Bankard, R. Yeiser, c. My
ers, NJ. Rider, S. Shriver, R. Earhart, NJ.
Bemiller, A. Dutterer; Messrs. c. Bowers,
L. Matthias, E. Yingling, W. Frock, H. Ora
tin, Z. Steiner, C. Bankard, H. Croft, c.
Huff, B. Huff, T. Myers, G. Steible, N. Wing
ling Z. Bish, p. Rumler, H. Rusher; Mrs.
S. Byers, c. Bloom and S. Bowers
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MARRIED..

At the brides home in Westminster Nd No
vember -, 1898, by Elder Urah Bixler, Charles E.
Roger of near FriZellburg, Nd and Miss Fannie
4. Bish of this city.
By Rev. W. A. Mcdonald, at Hoods Mills Car
roll county, Md. on November -, 1893 Daniel Cor
relius of Berkeley Springs, Va, and Mrs. Annie
Lawrence, of Hoods Mill, Nd.
At the Manchester, Md, Lutheran parsonage, on
November %. 1885, by Rev. c. NJ. Eyster, Noah L.
Hosfeld and Miss Laura L. Hunt, both of Cranberry
Valley, Carroll county, Md.
November II, 1898, by Elder Vim. H. Franklin,
Charles J. Jones and Miss Susan l.. Washington,
both of near Sykesville, Nd.
Near Dennings, Nd, November -, 1898, by Elder
Vim. II. Franklin, Elmer Claud Wilt and Miss
Roda B. Bloom, both of Carroll county, Nd.
On Thursday, November "a, 1895, at the Anchor
Hotel Westminster by Rev. c. S. Slagle, OF st.
Paul's Reformed Church, Samuel T. Baublitz and
Jennie F. Wagaman, both of Hanover, Pa
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Observation-Disclosures

At G o'clock, on Thursday evening, No
vember II, the wedding of Miss Effie Swartz-
baugh, daughter of Milton Swartzbaugh, and
Mr. Samuel Everhart took place at the NJ. P.
parsonage this city; the ceremony being per-
formed by Rev. W. r. Graham, d. D. The
bride wore a blue whip-cord dress trimmed
with silk ribbon and velvet, with hat and
gloves to match. and carried a bible. The
groom looked his best in black. After the
wedding all were invited to the house of the
bride where handsome supper was enjoyed
by all Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton Swartzbaugh, Mrs. Maria EverFart,
Rev. and Mrs W. r. Graham, Dr. Charles
Billngslea, Mr.. A. H. Yingling, Mrs. |. S.
Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Everhart, Mrs.
Sarah Swartzbaugh, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Swartzbaugh, Mr.. Harry Harbaugh, Miss Sar-
all Everhart, Miss Rose Swartzbaugh, Mrs.
Henry Himler, Mr. William Helms, Miss
Lille Woodward Miss Eva Rinker, Mrs. }.
W. Herring, Miss Bessie Herr Miss Daisy
Roderick, Miss Grace Diehl, Miss Mamie
Rinker, Miss Mabel Graham, Miss Jennie
Swarlzbaugh. Miss Henrietta Himler, Miss
Gertie Himler, Miss Jessie Graham, Miss
Mabel Everhart. Miss Goldie Mcclellan. and
Messrs. Charles Himler, Charles Everhart,
John Everhart, Newell Graham and Andrew
Himler The bride received many handsome
and useful presents.
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Casualties of the Santiago
Camnaipn.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-Complete returns
have been received of the casualties of the
Santiago campaign. The Adjutant Generals
Office has divided the campaign into different
dates and periods. The statement shows:
La Guasima, June 24-Killed, officer and
Is men. Wounded, 6 officers and A men.
San Juan, July to Skilled, II officers
and 1874 men. Wounded, SO officers and 938
men.
Ell Caney, July KILLED, officers and "a
men. Wounded, "A officers and 332 men.
Aguadores, July and 2-Wounded. 2 Of
ticers and 10 men,
Arouad Santiago, July 10 to 12--Killed,
officer and man. Wounded, officer and
II men.
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New Advertisements.

We've Bought the Christmas Presents
VIM. F. Derr's Model Emporium, Westmin-
ster, Md.
Stop, Look, Meditate-John D. Bowers,
At east Main street, Westminster, Nd.
Here Is the Story-New York Bargain
House, Westminster, Nd
Today, Today-Miller Bros. Popular
Stores, Westminster, Nd.
Oehmis Acme Hall, Baltimore and Charles
streets, Baltimore, Md.
Road Notice-Moses P Baumgardner and
"a others.
Sheriff. Sale-Ephraim Haines, Sheriff
Special Notice--Box 11a Emmitsburg, Md.
Legal Notices.
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Thanksgiving Dances.

The dance given by the young gentlemen
of this city in the Firemen's Building on
Thanksgiving night was very delightful one.
The smooth floors, together with the enliven
ing strains of Fratantuono Brothers string
orchestra from Baltimore, made dancing such
IN irresistible attraction that it was continued
to an early hour Friday morning. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Fl. Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy, Mr.. and Mrs. f. D.
Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. 0. d. Gilbert, Mrs. E.
o. Grimes, Mrs. g. NJ. Parke, Mrs. F. +.
Shaw, Mrs. J. H. Cunningham, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Shorb Neale, of Baltimore; Misses Berrett
and George, of Freedom: Mamie Shriver, of
Baltimore; Reifsnider, of Altoona, Pa. Stew
enson, of Pittsburg; Marshall, of Delaware;
Tompkins, Lynch, Macintosh, Bette Shriver.
Gilbert, Shaw, Rinehart, Bond, Buckingham.
Gorsuch, Moore, Calf, Louise Reifsnider and
Mrs. John l.. Reifsnider, Jr., of Westminster;
Messrs. Hines, Humerichouse, Harry Grimes,
Sydney T. Manning, Reitz, Ruggles, krebs,
Westcott, George Parke, de Mitkiewicz. of
Baltimore; Emmett, Mckee, Of Hagerstown;
Grove, Woods, Markell, Chapman, of Fred
erick; j. NJ Reifsnider, c. I. Reifsnider
Jr, Guy Smith, Steele, Grimes, Thomas,
Roberts, Parke, Claude Smith, Bond, John
Shriver, Irwin, Reese, Matthias, Graham,
Foutz, Shaw, and others, of Westminster.
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On Sunday last Mr.. John NJ. Baehr, aged
"A years and 16 days, died at his residence in
Hanover Pa. On September %, 1847, he
married Miss Amanda Z. Diehl, of near New
Oxford, Pa Mr.. Baehr conducted the gro
Gerry store on Baltimore street, now owned by
Noah Peterman, for fully 90 years. OF late
years he has been engaged in the bread bust
ness. He is survived by wife, one brother
and four sisters. The brother, Michael Baehr,
and one sister, Miss Lovina Baehr, are living
in Kansas; the other sisters are Mrs. Leah
Martin, of York; Mrs. John Bausermam and
Miss Catharine Baehr. of East Berlin. Mr.
Baehr was an uncle of Mr.. Milton Schaefier
of this city,
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No charge for Marriagcsaa Deaths. Obituaries and
Verses cents q line
Near Bloom, Nd, November 49, 1898, Raymond
W. j., aged years, 10 months and IL days, son of
Jasper and Eliza Z. Bloom.
November %, 1895 at Libertytown. Frederick
county, Nd. James Sappington, Jr., aged about 5
years. son of James and Mettie Simpson Sapping
ton
In memory of Effie G. Newcomer. who departed
this life November 10, 1895.
Affection sore, some time she bore,
Physicians were i'll vain,
God thought il best that she should rest
And eased her of her pain.
Our hearts are sad ana lonely,
Our grief too deep to tell,
But time will come to us so soon,
When we may with her dwell.
Day by day her fade
And slowly sink away,
Yet in our hearts we often prayed
That she might longer stay.
BY HER SISTER. SUSIE WARREN.
Warfieldsburg, Md, Nov. 2}, 1898.
At Woodbury., Saturday, November 10, 1898, Mrs.
Mahala, wife of Lewis Hartman, i'll her j7th year.
She buried mt Pipe creek, this county, on
Tuesday last. Funeral services conducted
by Elder ChaS. Bonslck Of the Brethrcn'S Church.
Mrs. Hartman daughter of the late Jno. Graf,
of Westminster, and had been an invalid for eight
years.
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EOIIER-RAIIEY,

Mrs Rachel A. Bailey and Mr.. Jackson
Roller were married Tuesday afternoon at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin j. Lawyer,
733 West North avenue, Baltimore, Nd. Mr..
Roller is an employee of the Pennsylvania
Railroad and his bride was formerly connect
ed with the police department: Rev. j. P.
Dean, of Reisterstown, officiated. The bride
wore a going away gown of brown broadcloth,
trimmed with velvet and duchess lace. She
was attended by two flower girls Misses Martha
Wagner and Bette Childs They wore
frocks of white organdie over white silk. A
reception followed the ceremony, after which
Mr.. and Mrs. Roller left for trip south.
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BARNES-DRESSER.

A pretty home wedding took place early
Thursday morning at the home of the groom,
Mr. Thomas A. Barnes, farmer of Franklin
district, this county. Miss Elizabeth Dresser
was the bride She wore becoming going
away grown of dark green, with hat to match.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. Thomas
f. Copes, of West Falls Circuit. The bridal
couple left for Baltimore. Washington and
other points.
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Baptizing on thanksgiving Day.

Fourteen people were baptized on Thanks
giving day, in Little Pipe Greek. near New
Windsor. The services were performed by
the Pipe Creek German Baptists. The SER
vices were conducted by Elder Orville Long,
of Abbottstown, Pa Among the Elders
present were Solomon Stoner, Philip Englar.
Ecker and E. w. Stoner. A series of meet.
ings have been held at the above church and
will be continued.
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Can Devour Ten Dozen Eggs.
From the Baltimore Sun.

Those who have wondered at the recent
rapid rise i'll the price OF eggs need do so no
longer. T. /. Donaldson is in the city.
Mr.. Donaldson is well known in the South,
especially in Mobile, Alabama, where he has
lived until recently, as the champion egg and
oyster devourer Of the country. His usual
order, it is said, in going into a restaurant,
is -four dozen hard-bo eggs or "a bushsl
of oysters on the SHE'LL but he claims that he
can devour dozen eggs AN hour for twelve
hours, or ten dozen at IA single sitting.
In case of an egg famine he can cal IA bar
rel of oysters ''hand running, and ne is will
ing to wager money on his voracious capacity.
He is small of stature and declares that he
was born in Baltimore in 1861.
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URIAH ECKARD.

Mr. Uriah Eckard, well-known citizen,
died at his home, near New Windsor, Oh
Tuesday Mr.. Eckard was a farmer, was
native of Uniontown district, and was about
IS years old. He was a member OF the
Church of God. He leaves two sons and two
daughters.
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Another dance was given the same evening
at the new Babylon Building. 1t was most
successful in every particular. A number of
prominent matrons acted as chaperones. The
dancing hall, while large, could barely ac-
commodate the crowd of young folks who
trpped the Slight fantastic Toe" way into the
''wee sma hours of the morning" Proba-
bly, over twenty five couple were present. A
lunch was served at II o'clock, which was
under the supervision of the caterer, Jabez
Powell, who dispensed hot coffee, sandwiches
and dainties The music was under the di-
rection of Miss Anna E. Shriver. The pro-
gram was as follows: Waltz, Belle of New
York; Two-Step, Happy Days in Dixie; Two
Step, Dancing Master; Waltz, Cyrano; Two
Step, Charlaton; Two Step, Georgia Camp
meeting; Waltz, Poets Dream; Two-Step,
Thoroug hbred; Lancers, Idols Eye; Intermis-
sion; Waltz, Queen of Autumn; Two-Step, In
Coontucky Land; Two-Step, The Scorcher;
Waltz, Girls of the South; Waltz, Home,
Sweet Home.
The committee in charge of the dance were
George Brown, Edward Shriver, Carroll AL
baugh, George Babylon, Mabel Miller, Cora
Miller, Maude Shriver and Maggie Reese.
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LUMBER,
SLATE.

SASH DOORS BLINDS
for plerin AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. PLOWS
in onvP
will stick dry hard and ground Sole Carroll for the
DRAFTED and old reliable SCHUTTLER WAGONS, in
world. Deeng Harvester BINDERS, MOWERS RAKES, BINDER
TWINE, OIL The DEERNG IDEAL BINDER ghtet running
best constructed Binder the market today The equipped ball
and roller ball roller
shaft Deeg nted platform
the double
Binder world
and OwegO GRAIN DRILLS WAGONS.
Steel Wood Frame ARROWS
complete Hay TEDDERS Field ROLLERS Riding and Walking Gull
TIVATORS Single Double Triple
ENGINES THRASHERS, WIND STACKERS
article sold Telephone Call ap2
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Suburban towns villages, farm houses, corn
cribs, &c., are being burglarized nightly
throughout the State. In one of the Eastern
Shore counties hog pens are being robbed of
fattening hogs.
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Lillian Brandss, aged 10, was found hang
ing to bedpost i'll her home in Berkeley,
California on Saturday. 1t was first suppos-
ed to be a case vi suicide but her father has
since been arrested charged with her muir
dor
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER &c, 1898.

The date on the label Oh your
manner shows the time to which
vour subscription is paid.
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z ENTUCKY MULES.

| will receive carload of MULES, 2 and 8
years old, and lot of fine yearlings, Satur-
carload of West Virginia HORSES and
COLTS, Thursday, November 3. Parties in
need of any stock will do well to call and in
spect my stock before purchasing elsewhere.
H. A. SMITH,
oct29-y Hanover. Pa.
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