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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-01-21

Mr.. Edwin Harislok has bought Mr. john
Hecks home. formerly owned By Mr.. Elias
Stouffer. a the west end Of town. containing
Is acres of laEi for s.. 800, and expects 70
occupy il in the SpriuE.
Nj GUY McC Cooksou has purchased the
home place. now occupied ay Mr. MARY g
CookSon aud sous Burner and Coy. Ne Ni>h
our Young farmer friend saccess, and offer
congratulations 10 honor nt his recent mar
riarc. and would tender Mr. Cookson and
bride a welcome TO our community.
Ernest. son OF Mr.. Samuel HavJaggh. 81
Gently Of Hanover. Pc. IS at home,
DR.. J. j. Weaver, ct CAR ta~a- "ho is i5nn
amending the wiut-e in Washington. y. G..
was IN town last SUNDAY. calling % S"ne OF
his friends H. WAS guest ~ M Harry
Broughs family.
MS Minnie Garner gave company on
Thursday evening Of las, week, 81 aauag oi
her guest, Miss Mamie Zslg.er ot Washington
county. Nd. Supper and refreshments Nere
served.
Mis- Jennie Martin. 81 Westminster. obo
was spending a few weeks with hcT sister,
Mrs. Harry Weaver. reiBrusi 90 v es'ufusirr
ou FRIDAY OF last week.
SATURDAY. laa, n H. Weaver & Co, aadey-
takers. buried aa infant child Of Nj. aHd Ass-
Jesse Warner. in Baast Church cemetery.
Ou account of sickness in ihs ism5lE Hf iH-
neral services we're hei1.
Ga Tuesday night she officers ard ;sassef-
OF the NJ T. Sunday school organized . >s's.
tay School Institute by eiecuEE NJ. Nl.t"G
Zoilckotfer. president; Rev Is. ". ksadiey,
ies-pg,.,rdeu,; Miss AuHs Bsu>f, rees-.isHs
secretary aud treasurer; Mr.. T. Is. hspssiey
assistant secretary, Misses Anna >hav aa'i
: r. Weaver. committee uu prHsraFs- Ar-
Nm. r. Loiuckofyy aud Rev. 3. ", Nfat
ls, committee on bs laws, ibv lnstIis}s 3.
20 bold meetings the second ige>das 'a
every mouth,
Miss Rosa. dassh,vr OF Mr. Jau' Ii.
Chrlsi. Formerly Of oar t5Nn- bat nos 5es
dent ID Toledo. Ohio. visited her iafasT assa
Dir T. g. Gilbert iau.ls thls
Mrs. Juhn Dggis0jsy oi BaluEHrs, Ara.
Elizabeth Frauklu aud Nc Joseph ffsaA .la.
Of Westminster. we're guests ei Ne aaa ar~
William Segaiogse au Sunday.
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urrnans, Court.

Monday. January l6.-Edwin c. Gilbert.
executor Of Lewis II. Selby, returned inveu.
tories Of personal property and debts md
settled first and final account
Last will and testament oi Andrew Shatier.
deceased. admitted TO probate and letters
testamentary granted to George A. Miller
Letters of administration on the estate Of
Conrad Bolie. deceased, granted 70 John r.
Bolie. who returned inventories Of money and
debts and received order 10 notify creditors.
Daniel W. Mayers, executor Of James
Kuhns, returned inventories Of personal pro-
perry, money snd debts aud received orders
to sell personal property, real estate aad TO
notify creditors.
Hannah NJ. Hoover. ADMINISTRATIVE Of John
d. Hoover, returned Inventories Of personal
property aud received orders to sell personal
property and TO notify creditors
William II. Gale, administrator OF Sarah
Gale. returned inventories of personal prop
erty. money and dsl5is. aud settled hF-t aud
tual account
Last will aud testament ct Joseph <. Caplo
admitted 20 probate and letters ies;amentary
granted to William F Caple. who received
order to notify creditors.
William Rsiisaider, surviving executor o,
George Reitsnider, settled second aHd hual
account.
John ;. SehNeigar,, administrator. v. a. ,
Of William ! NoFeiock settled hyst and tnal
account
Tuesday, January I1.-Samael Il. Furry.
guardian 10 David r. Furry, settled second
and fnal account.
Samuel B. Furry. guardian q Mary {.
Furry (now Stoner, settled p and hual &C
count.
Samuel l.. Hawk, executor 81 Caroline x.
Dayhoh. returned inventories d personal
property money and debts, and received or
aers 10 sell personal property. real estate and
TO notify creditors.
last will and testament Of Sasaunah Hes
seiriRg admitted 20 probate and letters ,es,a-
raenisry granted 10 Richard II. kesselrIag.
George A. Miller. executor Of Andrew
Shaffer. received orders 70 notify eFedlior'
and 10 sell real estate.
Edward f. Reindollor. surviving executor
Of Samuel Swope, returned hst Of sales o.
grain, &c, additional list o. debts aud settled
FIRST account.
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DR.. Lewis Lecture to Be Repeated,

We are glad 10 announce that the lecture
on '0ur New Paradise BY President Lewis
of West m Maryland College, which was de-
liyered ia the Centenary Methodist Episcopal
Church, this city. on the 9th inst, will i'e re
peated ia the High School building tine
evening of January 27th. II Is gwen this
time as part OF the proceedings aud the
closing entertainment of the Teachers lnstl-
tute Of Carroll county. Those who were pre-
vented from attending on the previous occa-
sion Of It's delivery GU account of the extreme
" Indictment weather will have this further
opportunity to hear it: aud tickets bought for
the 9th inst, aud not used, will be good ON
this date The admission a. before viii be
% cents, the proceeds 20 90 entirely 10 the
seating Of Alumni Hall, but the tickets will
be on sale at the Drug Stores, at the door aud
with the School Exominer, instead OF being
sold by solicitors as before. The lecture was
pronounced rare treat hy all who heard II,
and ought to attract another large audience.
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Birthday SURPRISE Party.

Miss Iaunl b. Myers of Manchester, was given Il
birthday surprise party on Wednesday evening BY
Misses Eta Brilliant aud Irene Sherman. Conver-
sation, games vocal and instrumental music were
enjoyed for some time when refreshments were
served Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. B.
Myers. Mr.. and Mrs Burgoon, Mrs. Lydia sherman,
Mr.. John FutZ Mrs. Grace Lippy, Misses Laum
Myers. Mary Myers Minnie Leese, Grace Leese,
Eta Brilliant, Irene Sherman, Addie Keek, Edna
Wink Sadie Wink, Ruth Stump, Lelah Albaugh,
Florence Warner. Atha Berry, Messrs David Myers,
Amos Degroft Charles Boose Charles Shaetier.
William Saddler, William Hoffman, Horatio Leese,
Howard Leese, Jacob Wink, David Brilliant, George
Kneller, John Stick. George kexel. Martin Balozer,
William banner. William Thurman, Riley Crum-
rine Elmer Weisensale and Howard Menchey.
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Nr and M iteargr Crumriue sg.eat SIZE
hai.siAs avek p5th iacir friend, ia Wopiberrr
and Baltimore
NJ. Parker \ Wcrtz. sha was ,efy i.l sath
pneumonia. rs g,nysl ssciaS anter Ih- sss.liu-
treatment Of d. : : Ee z.cr
Charlie. W Mace &, .t5li ,-gy iH. Ny tyaak
Cyumritr j, ca the sick iis'. Mrs. Msskrl.
site 81 :. N4rkcl % l5Hei.oro, IS serious
ly li.
We caugratal4i~ NJ. Nuah Sellers and Miss
Enima Schaedcr. Who a-rr recently wavEgei
by Rev g. " Ey>lrr. Nas their iefuFe he
taH Of bsppirea, and prosperity.
Tksrc vlil 3d. a srva; deal o' WosiaE fa oar
ts..f, ausi surrounding cgGuir, iu Ihr SPRING
Cl,rI.- J. L-pI. hs> lee bis afut.'H ~ ser
s..fa is.ars containing 5...tH r~5 ani -fslt-ti
l.4gh-. .f Hoarr> &c 81 q CURIOSITY
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TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
An Interesting Program for the Meeting
Next Week.

Examiner Farrar has arranged an interest
ing program for the Teachers Institute TO be
held in the new Westminster High School
Building. The Institute will open on Monday
and close on Friday.
The instructors include Samuel f. Forman.
Phi. D., State Institute Conductor; II. NJ.
Rowe. Phi D.. of Sadler-Ro College; DR..
Z. W. L. Taliaterro, of Maryland Agricultural
College; Prof Herbert Austin. State Normal
School; President +. L, Cotes, of Frederick
College; John $. Fulton, Secretary OF the
State Board of Health.
There will be three sessions daily. On
Monday evening there will be Il concert by
the Carroll County Band at clock. and a
lecture on The Morning Lands ofthe World,
by DR.. Wesley K. Davis. of New York.
On Tuesday evening at 80 Prof q. ".
Ward. Phi. D.. of Western Maryland College,
will give an illustrated lecture. "From La
Rabida to Manila.
At $50 on Wednesday evening ut 80,
dedication services of the new building.
There will be addresses by President George
Il. Gehr of the School Board, State : Attar-
uey J. Milton ReilSnider of the board OF trus-
tees, aud DIR. 7. H. Lewis, president OF
Western Maryland College, and music by the
Westminster Orchestra
On Thursday evening there will be a musl-
cal. and the lnstitlte will close on FRIDAY
evening by a lecture on Hawaii by Rev. DR..
T. H. Lewis.
The morning sessions will begin al 9
O'Clock, the afternoon AT and the evening at
80.
THE TEACHERS INSTITUTE By n g. %.
And now there comes The time when all
The teachers answer 10 the cali
of him the foreman Of the chan.
Who mold the boy into the mai.
call. extended far, 10 each
And every one who strives - teach
The Young idea how 10 shoot,
To tend the County Institute
ON Monday morning. bright and clear.
With faces beaminE, fun OF cheer.
And with anticipation, gay.
The pedRgogues now take their way
into the High school Housc where
THEY'LL meet each others views to StlAFe-
And here are. in this motley crowd
OF whom our Prof j. justly praad.
The ftireSt laSscs fresh from school
Each in herself u dazzling jewel
set in this galaxy ui gems
The best Of Mary lands diadeuls-
And none the less the older uia ans
Who'yc seen a score % tough exams;
Professors learned aui haShful yautHs
All come as seekers after truths,
That harsh OK perience has taught
TO older minds with iirv facts ffaIEht
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weather RECORD Ion the week.

January ll-mercury 80 at a. N. and
40 at p. M; fog, rain aud mist followed
by clearing weather aud high wind after p. m.
January l5-mercury 80 at II. III. and As at
, p. m; clear until noon, partially cloudy
afterwards January l6-mercury 30 at Z a.
IN. and ~ at = p. m; cloudy, rain after
D. m. until a late hour. January liner
curry IS at a. m. aud 80 at , p. m; generally
cloudy; light snow after II P. M january
1s-mercury 80 at a. m aud ~ at p.
M: cloudy, followed by generally clear
weather. January l9-mercury IA at ! a.
m. and 80 at p. M; clear. January 20
mercury Q at a. m. and 36 at , p. m; clear.
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Snrnrlse TO a Pastor.

Rev. II. j. Macalister and family were dur
ing the past week made the recipients Of a
surprise from good friends in the Benjamin
Reformed congregation. They came with
groceries. meats, canned goods aud vegeta-
bles for the house, and corn and oats for the
horse The thanks OF the pastor are due to
all who so kindly remembered him.
Those present or represented were Mrs.
Lewis Skater. Mrs. g. W. Stoner, Mrs. Bish,
Mrs. Mary Shafer. Mrs. Geo. L. Shafer Mrs.
Erb. Mrs. William Steele and Miss Maggie
Stoner. and Messrs. Jacob Essich, T. Fl.
Biggs, Jacob L. Shafer, James N. SIoner,
Henry Flickinger and j, Morris Erb.
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MARRIED

Atthc brides home on January Is. lsaa hy Rev
C. u Eyster Noah u G. sellers. Of near Mcirost
Nd and Mis- Emma :. Snstl.r, of Bachmaus Val
lev Carroll county, Nd.
Near Denning's Nd January Il. isg9 BY Elder
Nm Il Franklin CarVill l. Alexander. Of Fred
erick county Nd. and Miss Edith \. J Killer, OF
Carroll county. Nd.
ON January Is Isga by Elder Urah Bixler, GUY
Nct' ConkSon and Miss Ada + daughter OF John
Rover both Of Uniontown district. Carroll county,
Nd.
At the parsonage Of St PauGS Reformed ChuTch
Westminster Md January a. 1Sgg By Rev. Calvin
: SlagIc Joseph Haiues and Miss Maud Helm
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CHAI.ES T.. FINK. Solicsnr.
4 SSIGNEE OF MORTG AGEE' S
n SALE
Oh
a DESIRABLE FARM.

Near warde,dshurg. Carroll County. Nd.
The undersigned, by virtue 'i power oi
safe contained in q deed ut mortgage from
M. Barnes o. John ". Nelson. dated \ pul
lllh. 1855. aud recorded amsgz lie Real
Estate Mortgage Records 90 Carrnl, raauiF,
IN l.Ih.r F. L. =, No. "a. tHilu 20. aus i''
t5FtHe IL tha several assignments iasIsni daiS
recorded. wi. uIrr 81 pab.c sale "u lis
rr1la I-szs. Ha
SATURDAY, 2slh day of JANUARY. 1880,
q, - o clock Roou. all lhaI Varce. OF land
described IA said mortgage. containing
ITO ACRES OF LAND, MORE or LESS.
Thu, property is situated a.ssut uali mile
frssn Warficl dsburE. on iae rod leading irosH
Westminster TO WaF6etshuvE, au Carroll
raauiv. MArviAnd. The improvements lhsrr-
"a consist % aa excellent iSu-sioTy weather.
bearded hoase. barn, vagua
shed and carnage house, aud
rveeIlrat spring % waller ~ ssskEs1A
ueaf the boa,s Iais land IS Ehasesss.zaEzz
Sea q sHc state 81 yai'.saiJna a"d haas 1--we
orchard ~ z5ud iruf.
Term. sl Sals -Hus, th5rs cash os 10 'iay
af sale cog usga the raslhcaiioE thrrr"i, o's--
lhiri - * msuih-. and one.ihirl iH tSslFr
ua1iAs. az al cash =; the option ol the Fa7.
chaser: tte credit payments - b. sccuvrt by
the aafss ~ he purchaser wiih approved Sc
F-arsfr bsar4sx interest ir1u7 ihs iAv os -ss--
GEORGE ". Ai.BAJGH.
Assignee ~ Mortgage.
p,a- is r A Gsrueh, Apei'"nc-
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

This is To- give netiee that the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Carroll county, in Maryland, letters Tesla
menlnry ON the Personal Estate of
MARY NJ. SAUBLE,
late of Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned To exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated, to the subscri-
Der. on or before the eth day of August,
1899; they may otherwise by law be eXclud-
ed from all benefit of said estate.
Given under my hand this 4th day of
January. 1899.
CINDERELLA MAMMALIAN,
iap7 Al Executrix.
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HORSES AND MULES.

a. | received ON December
d@o DIST, lot of FINE HORSES "a
NzAAND MULES, all ages, <HA-<.
broken and unbroken. Have also "a fine i'm
ported, full bred Percheon Stud Horse, weigh
ing about 1890 pounds. He is one OF the finest
horses that was ever in this section of the
country. He is sure payer. He can be
bought or dealt for. Pedigree Of horse can
be seen at my stables.
II. A. SPALDING,
dec24 If Littlestowu, Pa.
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DIED

Near Brlmmel MI. January IS iS91. Goldte
Nav aged ; wears { mouths and ,iays. only child
OF Ms Henrietta Myers and grandchiih of G W,
Weimert
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ELIAS \. DAVIS, ACcrioNEER'
TRUSTEES SALE
or
Valuable Real Estate and
Leasehold Property.
ELIAS \. DAVIS,

Bv virtue of deed of trust for the benefit
of creditors from Francis H. Orendortf, dated
December 22nd, 1898, aud duly recorded
among the Land Records of Carroll county,
the undersigned will offer at pubic sale the
following properties namely, on
MONDAY. the 8Oth day of JANUARY, 1899.
on the PREMISES. AT 10 o'clock. a. M, all that
lot of land situate on the southwest side of
Main street. in the city of Westminster. in
Carroll county, Maryland, fronting - feet
on said street and extending back 1913 feet to
az alley. improved with Large Two-Story
Brick House. one of the finest
/ residences in Westminster; 1t
S...k has also Il good stable in rear
kis of lot; being the same land
that was conveyed To Francis II. Orendortf by
J. W. Herring. by deed dated. June %, 1891,
and recorded among the LaHd Records of
Carroll county. in l.iber b. F. c., No. %.
folio 1856 &c, and is tn" residence ct sand
Francis II. Oreudurt.
On the same day at @ clock. a. M. the
undersigned Will offer al public sale. on the
premises, all that house aud lot on the north
west side of Liberty street extended, near
the said city of Westminster, fronting 80 feet
on said street and extending back 1913 fee, to
an alley, adjoining the lands Of Paul Ginglng
and others. subject to yearly ground rent
Of -. 80: and immediately thereafter, will be
offered a vacant BUILDING LOT. near to
the last mentioned lot and on same side of
Liberty street extended. having q front of 20
feet aud depth OF POI feet Ia an alley, ad-
looming the lands ct Paul liugiiug and others.
Aud lastly. at o clock, p. IN. ON said Both
dav of january. 1899. the UuderS gned will
offer at public sale. on the premises. u WOOD
LOT. containing Ten Acres. more or les,
situate iu said county and state. near Pleasant
Valley. in said county. adjoining the lands oi
JOSEPH Pctry William Wautz and Others.
Terms of Salr:-Oue-rhrd cash on the day
al sale. ar upon the ratification thereof; one
ihira l4 >iN months. and one laird M twelve
months from lhr day ct sale, or all cash al
the option at the purchaser; she credit pay
uaeu,s Ia be secured 10y the notes OF the pur-
chaser ar purchasers. with approved security,
bearing interest from fh. day Of sale
CHARLES +. FINK,
Isp ---t. Trustee.
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TWO WAYS

TWO WAYS
oF GETTING GLASSES; ONE To Go
To \ flgsrCLA>> orrclAN, HAVE
YauR EYES PROPERLY TESTER AND
GET WHAT You NEEp-ruE OTHER
To ca 10 4 MERCHANT WHO KEEPS
spEcrACLEs. MAKE "A GRAB IN
rue BAG As IT WERE, GET A PAIR
ruAr Don't FIT YoC ALTHOUGH
rrNAY SEEM 50 PoR THE MOMENT
Rt y tE klNh bt NJ lNi-N' ~ ~
EYE SIGHT ENTIRELY-AND ALL
FOR \ SMALL DIFFERENCE II IN
PEN>E
If voc NEED THE SER.
VICES OF \ GOOD Optic
IAN. WE CAN SERVE lou
WELL AND CHEAPLN.
A. ii. VENT,
.ewelrr aud optician,
fabl. Westminster. Nd
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SATURDAY, JANUARY 81, 1899.

T'he date on the label on your
paper shows the time to which
your subscription is paid.
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The Is 'o give noJlcs that iGc Subscriber
ha, obtained from the Orphan, Cont vt
Carroll county. ju Maryland, letters ir>fa-
.seutar, uu lhe Personal Estate 81
DAVID !. LESTER,
ass 81 "a rr.ll county. deceased. 4 % i'ersous
Having claims against the deceased ..rr hereby
warned 10 exhibit the saulc, With rhe suach Z
&c. thereof legally authenticated. To me sub
-,riber. on or before the lith dav OF August.
ls'r. they may otherwise By law he ex-
elad-,i from al benefit OF said estate.
GIyeu under nv hand this lUth dat "t
JANUARY. l-"t-
n. ALICE y. LESTER.
sam "a 4t ENeeGtrlN-
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

y OIINE TO OtktlLJI OItO
rhis u to give notice that the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphan, Court of Car
roll county, ia Maryland, letters ,estUmeu-
tars on the Personal Estate OF
MARY A. CAPLE,
It. of Carroll county. deceased All persons
saving claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated, TO the subscriber,
on or before the l4th day OF August, 1899;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate
Given under my hand this 10Th day OF
January. 1899.
WILLIAM \. YINGLING,
ian ii Il Executor.
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The Westminster Fire Department have
ordered new uniforms The suit is to be of
blue, and the successful bidder was a Balti-
more tailor.
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RS-Ali correspondence with this Office should be
addressed to THE ADVOCATE
Entered at the Post Office, Westminster, Maryland
as Second Glass Matter.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-01-21
DEREMPTORY NOTICE TO
TAX COLLECTORS

Pursuant TO an order of the County Com
missioners passed on October II, 1898, di-
recting Tax Collectors to settle all arrears
of taxes by January lst. 1899, and another
order, passed December p. inst, Tax Col
lectors are required to settle at once, or the
arrears will be collected according to law.
JOHN Z. MASENHEIMER,
dec 81 st Clerk.