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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-05-06
Reception at "Engleshade."

Reported Tor the democratic AuNOCdtS
The Misses Engel rendered a reception TO the pas
tors and members of the choir OF 81. Pauls NJ. E.
church New Windsor on the 9th ultuuo at their
beautiful home "EngleshAde. New Windsor. The
guests were received by the Misses Engel IN their
usual graceful and hospitahle manner
A musical programme bad been mGde matter OF
special preparation. Instrumental and vocal solos
bv the members OF the choir and Il male quartette
were well rendered and enjoyed by all Mr. l.
smith SnAaer favored US with SraPhOphoue con
cert and received much applause - the vein OF
humor running throughout tue concert was
diSCeTned.
Rev Ruben Kulb made a few appropriate remarks
that were highly appreciated. Rev. J. ", Mcek>
read A paper on the History OF Music that was
thoughtful and etiiying. What has been Rccump-
lished and what Is possible Ia be wrought through
music was strikugly presented He was unaHi
mnusly requested to have the article published in
the county papers. Auer thuse things which please
and entertained the outer man were passed, scene
was presented tina: clearly demonstrated that the
inner man. though usually last, i by no means least
The drTiCacieS Of the season were presented Ia
such a tempting manner that all that was human
was captivated As the nonr Of departure arrived
all were reluctant 10 leave the home around which
So many pleasant memories cluster
Those present were. Peter Encls aud wife Rev.
Ruben kolb and wife Isaiah Nushaum and wife,
Eiwaud pevtlbiss aud wife. Ms J. T, Smelser, Mrs
pouA NaliineAuI. Misses Amelia aud Margare,
Eugel. Florence NuSfaum, Florence Englar, Jennie
PAYNE Elsie Smelser and Alice FrounfslteT. Me>srS-
Rev ". J. Neeks + : SuadeF Marshall Lindsay.
EfEar Ngstauru has fow Ter. Harvey and Charles
Rankzr! and EhaS kOlh.
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Proceedings Of the school soarl.

Tb, Carroll Caauiy Seaaai Board u-, sa
th.. .e5sh ufiiuu. slE asemt-v~ beng present
sxreui Mr. Grsme4
la r. Merss contract - teacher Of fspr
Greek school yav ! Gss >4uderEfa Fe
signed. sas confirmed
Action aa d ieltrs irusa u q. liE regard
iar a new school hoa.e - EarHs au faa s.h
district. a request a.. yl'tsras aslas BETS
Bethel ChasCa ard Earrut.f~a in 80 i'H aa7
.-lrt. and a request ai e.asrss and patrons "i
Retreat ~zhsa. 10 iar liia Distract. isr ne 3
buases. acre deferred
The f.Esaalus rv,sguatrrr-+ @vEr accepted
Eaf.rf r Hsrnrs B-rfts Nuh~0,u. lhnu,a,
Tr,un. Mage y pa~Ha ami ,aasse- p
EcAeF
ID, Secretary presented rsrb mem1-r ui
,h, Board " .tA d. type srfltsa copy ni 'lsstl.ir
llufls Co ;gts.grr- iar rssu..H4i-1G AHd action
az she ucxf meeting, att. wee gi iAT.f
aiup;ou-
The teacher, pas Fa.. s. aaa..r ap 'so.a 'as
sauru statement. an the-5 sFrag term rrt'oE. :
wa. approved aHd .llyusrur 5i salaries sEayrri
Uulte a large rHui--r ui -uust bi.l, 10 ,a.l'
auaI. sse-. ~-rr passed aud aElvrgsi Fa.d
The iul.aN5uL a.rrs passed Ordered, tAAt the
.uuasI Examination nl putas school ivseHe's
and 81 aIl persons if-ssuus ai becoming teach.
yr, tu Carroll ruuu's cr ~ obtaining scholar
SHIN, ii DE State Normal >sheo, le held SO
The Westminster ilsh Sea1gl B-lidIus aH
rhnrs,iay aud FRIDAY. june 18th aud lhsa,
uuder such regulation, as jar Examiner uaas
pr,-sri1r Ia conformity e. the Ntl.f, las, and
that no other examination ua held daring the
wear. except bg .pycia! cuus-f,f Vi ihe Board
flr good aud sufficient cag~e, aaa also
Whereas, iherr have orrD Numerous com
plants ID irrspass on sauous school grounds
resulting ia serious damage g" school houses,
destruction OF trees, etc, therefore br %
Ordered that s proper notice te prepared
by The SECRETARY, Shlch shall or posted con.
soicuously u! each schoolhsus-, and that al
school trustees be notified - report tres pass
err 10 thu, Board promptly
Tue Board adjourned O. meet Mny SD.
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Byron :. Dorsey, trustee of Milton b. $.
BusSard. sold on Wednesday OF last week
about fitty-two acres of land IN and around
Mt. Airy. divided into lots, as follows:
10 John b. Runkles lot No. on Plot No
/. for $50, lot No. , for 500 aud lot No. for
$50.
Lot No. to Walter r. Rudy for $1,000.
Lot No TO Henry ". Clary for $40.
Lot No. l. OF Plot No. ,, to Edward Null
nix for $3.50. and lot No. to the same for Ss2.
Lot No to Oscar NJ. Spuruer tor 500"
Lot No. TO Geo. W. Clary for sloo.
Lot No. to Henry Nusbaum for So. lot
No Is to the same for SO, aud lot No. to
the same tor $50.
Lot No. to Walter r. Rudy for SO.
Lot No. Q 70 Henry " Clary for 500.
Lot No. l Of Plot No. to Eliza NJ. Stack
house for S2l6.
Lot No. > to VIM. A. Anderson for Sl20.
Lot No. 8 to Sidney +. Dares, OF Howard
county, for SOL.
lot No. Ito Clinton f. Nansant for $3.50.
Lot No. ! of Plot No. 10 Joseph C. Gil
bert for SIG and lot No. to the same for
Lot No. 8 to Eliza NJ, Stackhouse for Sis.
Lot No. ! to Charles II. smith for 81. and
lot No. ; to the same for 50.
Lot No. /, Of Plot No. /, Exhibit No. ,.
10 William II. Warteld for So
Lot No. > TO John W. Wilson for 81.
Lot No. 8 10 Morgan 6. Clary for $40.
Lot No. 4 20 Garrison VI. BuudsnburE for
So
10; No. : to Oscar VI. Shurucr for $50.
lot No. 6 to Wm. +. 7. Smith for $50,
lot No. to George W Clary tor 80.
Lot No to Martha A. Dorsey for -,
Lot No. ! Of Plot No. >. Exhibit No. :. 90
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urphans' Court.

Moaday. Nav I.-l'ayid +. Il, Pickett, TX
ecutur Of Thomas Pickett, reported sale ct
personal property.
Samuel l.. Angel and Oliver u. Bireiy,
executors OF samuel Angel, returned Inyen-
tories Of personal property. money and debts
aud received order 10 uetIty creditors
Letters Of administration un the estate 81
Herbert r. I.Dckard were graEtsd To Win
field c Lockard. who returned inventory VI
personal property aud received orders to sell
personal property and To uuiify creditors.
The last will aud testament OF Jesse Lam
bert was admitted TO probate and letters testa-
menlary were granted 70 Jesse F. Lambert.
Susie f. Shriuer. ADMINISTRATIVE OF Jasper
c. Shriner, reported sale of personal property.
Charles c. Richardson aud EdNard &.
Richardson. administrators of James II.
Richardson, received order To transfer stock,
Tuesday. MAY Ezra VI. Bish, admins
traitor OF Mary j. Bish, settled first aud rnaI
account
John NJ. HoIenberger. executor Of Peter
Holenberger, reported SAFE OF real estate.
Penelope Martin. administrative, d. b. n,
C t. a., of George Mering, returned additiona
inventory OF personal property and received
order to transfer stock.
Revocation Of letters testamentary upon tn,
estate of William j. Carr. heretofore granted
to Charles L. Carr.
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ITnjon Mills items,

Mr.. John J. Feeser modest an unassum
ing citizen Of this place, died of Bright'S dis
ease on Saturday last, aged 81 years and
months Funeral services were held on Mon
day morning last at St. Mary's Reformed
church, Silver Run, Rev. A. f. Dreisbach
officiating.
Messrs. B. F. Shriver Il Co. are erecting q
large storage room, 40XS0 feet, in which tc
store the products of their canning house
here. They will have a larger acreage OF
peas, beans and corn than ever before.
Mr. Harvey Tagg has erected a large two
story smith and wheelwright shop within Il
few rods of the site of the old shop, which has
been torn down; he is also enclosing his yard
with picket fence.
Mr.. Archer Burgoon has opened summer
school, with - pupils.
On SATURDAY. of last week while MIR. Oreste'
Feeser was driving with his mother Mrs.
Elizabeth FeeSer, his horse became unman'
ageable and ran away, throwing Mrs Feesel
out. hurting her slightly.
Owing to the fine weather of the past few
weeks some Of our farmers have finished
planting corn: others are pushing the work
rapidly this week
AT the monthly business meeting OF the T.
+. Society. at this place, on Saturday night
last, Miss Estelle Burgoon and Mr., Wilbur
Bankert we're elected delegates to the annual
county convention. which meets at Sandy
mount on the 18th and 18th inst. Miss MoIie
Tagg. president of the society, is Il delegate
hv virtue of her Office.
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Gamecr Items.

Tae iaGirs Al Sazsriy W. Prpv.8racs
g4nrrh rnrf 80 .ae residence af NJ john I.
Stock vsizla aR TAssrs.isy. Apri 26.h Attrg
gaaiae'us the regular gsi"c ui business
she afternoon Was speat az uUssc, -orla! enH
vsrs4t.al. ccf. IAas~ present srTe w. an 1
Mr. Jghn . >tocAsisle ani daughter, Mr.,
sa4 Mr.. Joshua t'e.hrs. Mr. and MIS-. John
Braaasu.. Ms is.ars U..nr.. NJ William u.
B44h. al,a arE ssn. w., l.eu y rars, Rev.
: vs. Coo. Mr. aH3 Mr.. Jsbes barHes. Nh.
Narg., >,ack~islc aa3 slir, Mrs. Nieaolas
Hrusaa. NJ E.mrr Bauv.. Mr. Waiter,
NJ Eat,r. Easurs, NJ 4 " tiauI;'vr.
Mr. > a. N,erfs AHj gaiidrru. Mrs Ella
Gauurr. Mr. E.,-i.a fer.us. Mr. Abram
Ha,art. Nr- Hesrs Shoemaker, w. Walter
~s.eAslafa and Mr. Jaur- S.a,maa.
Ia. lrlc.a'ts :-am Providence CHRISTIAN
Ea8ray.r ~ar'-ty sa Ibr Carrot. tuaHty Con
srag.au. ah5Jh at.I D. h-.G SO SANDY Aoaui
Caa-ya Nas j., - are Nts-as Li.y Peehug
Nr.llr Sls,ssau aai Bralsh Benson
Nals attempting to ass,f pes jog ~hich
1.sz a-l1s sur.ird ia /. hsa', Mr., Robert +.
liasur. 4ss badly as,-ra through her haad.
salrh caused yrfy painful s1uuH.
NJ iea,, Wl.sos j. bAll,ng lum5',r prr
uaniur ta bI.il.u1 IA~i.tus house nn H'>
farm iaunZ lhv summer.
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PERSONAL NoieS.

Mr. John J. Linton, one OF the original
stockholders aud manager Of the bid linton
Works. that Was organized Ia ls'- or "A- y
living With bis SISTER Mrs. l-amaltc, corner
Centre and Willis streets. this city
Mr.. Chas T. Hefing and daughter Ma
gar.t rrtgruea home Monday after meaih r
visi, 70 her parents in Camden, Ncw Jsrs"H-
Mrs. Eliza Shrecse and Mis- Netise iel "u
Tuesday Tor a visit 90 friends a. Bes<'ersi"Hu
and Baltimore.
Mr.. J. Z. Raliazsr % Manchester. Has ia
Westminster on "Wednesday, ga BIZ say 'n
jefferson. Frederick coaaty, Co attend meet
iug Of the Reformed Glasses a. = delegate.
Mr.. George F. Sbsrrer and famiIy. ~ho
spent the winter sea Baltimore, retained Co
Westminster ou Tuesday.
Mr. William Baver., ~ Pleasant Waller
who has been conAae4 Go the house al sumter
bg rheumatism. IS able io bc ggi again.
Mr. 6. ". Frizeli. Of BALTIMORE. vas iu
Westminster on Thursday aud YESTERDAY
Mr.. y. b Ailepnan. editor OF the lIi'lcs.
town independent. vas 90 Westminster 20"
Thursday.
Mr.. Orville : Zepp, Mr.. Luther ". Lepp
aud vile. u BALTIMORE aud Emovv {. krpr,
Of Gettysburg. visited ;hcir father, ; Ev?p,
near Spriag Mills last SUNDAY.
Mr. Lester Aruacost, Of tins ol,y. spent
last sunday with Mr. c. Edgar NssisaHl. AZ
NpW Windsor.
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FinkSburg Items.

Mr. John Gist is visiting his family.
Quite a large number ofour people attended
the corner stone laying at Woodensburg last
Sunday afternoon.
The Ladies Aid Society held its regular
monthly meeting at Mrs f. p. Fenby's on
Thursday of this week
Rev A. d. Melvin preached eloquent
and helpful sermon in the NJ. p. Church last
Sunday
D. Roby and Harry II. Herring spent last
Sunday with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +.
l.. Herring.
Mrs. J. f. StocksdaIe, who had been quite
i'll for some days, is somewhat improved at
this time.
The house occupied by Mr.. W. c. Benson,
at Finksburg station, caught fire last Monday,
and but for the timely assistance of the crew
of the noon freight train would doubtless have
been consumed.
Frank A. Powder. Jesse Hollingsworth and
Miss Jennie Moores were elected at the last
business meeting of the Y. P. S. c. +. Society
as delegates to the County Convention to be
held at Sandy Mount NJ. p. Church May 18th
and 18th
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MANCHESTER ITEMS.
Dedication on Whit Monday-lmprOye
mentS-PerSOnalS, Etc.

! Mr.. Richard Martin, who has been quite i'll
| for some weeks, in slowly convaleScing.
! Mr.. Henry Hoffacker has improved ms
store room bv adding about 9 feet in the rear,
! thus making it much larger and more con
| venent.
The Tremen's building, which is nearing
completion. will be dedicated Whit Monday.
Mr.. Charles Warner is improving his dwell
! ing on North Main street by remodeling the
| front and putting in larger windows and doors.
| Manchester Is soon to have bank, which
meets with much approval.
The Old Tannery will soon be torn down
/ by the FrankforterS. 1t Is landmark to
/ many OF the older citizens of Manchester.
/ Mr. Lewis Dienst is erecting barn on his
| property near town. Daniel Dienst Is con
/ tractor.
| Many people from Manchester attended the
services at St Paul's church, below Hamp-
| stead, last Sunday evening.
Mrs. Lewis EppIey. who has been quite i'll
/ for some time is able TO be about again. Pro
/ feSsor Frock, of Alesia. Is also convalescing
/ after a long spell Of sickness.
/ Cassie Wyand and daughter Ida, spent
Monday last in Hanover and York.
/ Communion service was largely attended at
| the Lutheran church last Sunday. About
80 commuued.
MIR. Miller. who Is building house at Mil
ler'S station, Is making good progress Mr..
Geo. W. Barber Is contractor.
Mrs. Oliver Lippy Is confined to her bed
again with a severe spell ct sickness. Dr.
jno. I. Ruby is IN attendance.
Miss Grace Gauter. who opened MILL
| merry store i'm Manchester some weeks ago, Is
doing well.
Drs. J. f. b. Weaver and John 7. Ruby
/ attended the medical meeting IN Baltimore.
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New Advertisements.

Assignee of Administrators of Assignee OF
Mortgagee's Sale of Valuable Real Estate
George w. Arlington, Assignee, &c.
You viii Come Right Here-Wm. +.
Derr's Model Emporium, Westminster, Nd.
An Open Letter to all Farmers and Truck
ers-N l. Gorsuch & Son, Westminster. Nd.
Executor Sale of Real and Personal Prop
erty-J. Oliver Wadow, Executor.
Kentucky and West Virginia Horses-H.
A. Spalding, Littlestown, Pa.
Crescent Bicycles-New York Bargain
House, Westminster, Md.
Homes Wanied-Henry Watson Children ,
Aid Society, Baltimore, Md.
NJ W. Babylon, - east Main street, West
minister, Md.
Dividend Notce-John d. Roop, Treas
urer.
Ohio Horses-H A. Smith, Hanover, Pa
Are You Clipping Herald Coupons.
Oehm's Acme Hall, Baltimore, Nd.
Applications for Liquor Licenses.
Iagal Notices
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sudden peath Of a Former cltizen.

Mr.. John Noel died suddenly in Washing
ton on Tuesday last, aged about ~ Years
His sister, Miss Kitty Noel. OF tins city, ~ho
had spent some weeks at hls home, returned
on Monday, leaving him IA good health. The
next morning, about 10 o'clock, she received
a telegram announcing hiss death, and took
the next train for Washington.
The deceased was a native of Westminster,
and a son Of the late Jacob P. and Mrs ".
X. Noel. He went To Washington Ia live
twenty or more years ago, and at one time was
in the grocery business. Later he had charge
of the electric lighting Of one of the theatres
He was married and leaves wife and two
children He is survived also by sister,
Miss Kitty, and two brothers, Edward and
SNYDER Noel, Of Washington. Messr,. Geo.
K. and Denton :. Gehr, of this city we're
cousins of the deceased. His funeral took
place Wednesday afternoon. His death Was
caused by heart disease.
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The services AZ Grace Lutheran Church. on sun.
lay evening last were Arld under The auspices q
;hf " Westminster Tcn psrSuCe Iaioa. The program
uas arranged FOR the OCCASION by the executive
calarnitIce OF that organization and consisted OF
the oF-niaE services fov the evening worship a
srf address by the president % the Union. Gnd al
address by tAe state SuparlutsIitcut gt The Anti
"a .alr IsaEuc- Mr.. II %. Emmons-
Ats address deserves more thsr passing uutscr
n-FauSs 81 the ta-vih!c and practical manner IN
VI h.rh the speaker llArdiri his sah]~vt Attcr por
frsyinE thr evils brought about By The existence 81
thc s,.4up, he explained aud illustrated hpw tlsg
Autt -at1un League prepoSsl 60 minimize and ala
ffAtr.y destiny them The three prlucP pal steps in
;Hfs great surE vrrr EsS{ 90 ssvare She cuf1rCe
tnrut 10 81 sting ~ svcn1tg, tp securV Improved
.ss,..sg3on sut tblrliy the ultimate scgrvgcns 81
prob .hitisu avs
The srxRksy caTrs~i h.s audience sith him uDl
7u-s intrF,-sfsag bsgs Goa n theHa also.
The u1grElnE was Iei by Rev + II. Miller. and
was Lrservff~ci IS san hnsulifal music ry tr chulT
lu inc Afternoon % ihe same Gay meeting WA
se-l tu iss, u = church Al Scw Windsor. v hlcf
sas atsa addressed by NJ Emusaas. amer which
brauch OF tac League Was organized
We hops go - able 20 secure the srTviurs OF VI
EanrsnHs % Organize the couuty in this woFS-
The NnE; saloon t.-.gse ~ the STATE 81 ~ hold %
auuuzt meeting in B4ltinor. ~ - Johns iutc
p~naipuI Methodist church. LihsFgy street. neal
Fsyrgtc. on Fy5iAy. Nay l.ih. ~ xhieh We hops
3D. srr -sprvRezt atlyvs from oar churches aud sun
Day Shoots ana irtnI-ranco organizations h G.
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Silver Run Items.

F.rurr- ar- bles planting cagu, some have
a}r-sHg hui-heI Wheat heii, ara looking
a.yIi ls llrs community, except 300 ios places,
there % Ca. hs-H frukra ugt. A large crop
ID apple. aud cherries s expected, but very
trw peach trees are su b.ODm-
Rev A F. ps-sshach. accompanied ty hr.
,.--ar-r Furrsa'l. lett ou "Wednesday Tor
Jefferson. Frederick county, 20 aftrad The
tn~,Jlas ut the Reformed Chassis.
MIS-. j. L. hy>,cirlag, eas 100 the g'iy. hast
wcyk. purchasing sprlug goods.
Mr. n j. Cluushe- and wife, ot ucar fancy
tcUu. wers here on Tuesday ID hast week, tn-
speeding their cemetery boz, and uaid The sex.
ton literally for cleaning the .nt and tomb
,tour>. 4 great many lot owners should 10
likewise. IS the lots are not kept IN rs good
condition here as elsewhere.
There will be 40 services va the Reformed
church. sunday
English communion will be held 10 the In
thyrau church, SUNDAY morning, May n
A small child OF Mr. George y Bowman,
Jr. was buried here Yesterday Friday morn
lug. Services vere held at tue Lutheran
church
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Homes for Children.

Mr. VIM G. Palmer, agent ot the Henry
Watson Chldrcus Aid Society ot Baltimore.
was iu this city aud county last wees. Mr..
Palmer is DESTROYS oi Plac5aE their ward, D"
homes in this county. either with farmers cor
others. and Ia q iettert To THE ADvog ArE saws
.,J,lr society believes tina; tie best disposition
which can te made 90 the majority o5 l.1y H..o.s-
nate children who Rrg thrown upon she merry "
-. $50, I-b,slrsa yrbs f-.Fs ultsflrfurlr "a
neglect Of their natural guRTiasfls arr deprived q"
the happiness ot hngns life sh"Nsa he iaAcN ANAA
frum their old community aus psart-l nF-" meg
can make new ties Ent whore iheY may .'ltf" On
eN Vsriencs what are TIE daily ra7ee at.i JOY ga
happy family life. Tbcrc car = 10 noh-er tasfiia
ole work than 90 provide home iog El-'y r-i,.a
iu Whica t may rcyeSc kiui cav ana moral -rsi.
Ing and sAus by rv~crinE ;h" F--Ftstlrs accom- i's
so-ac good IN HIS name
Nay He bog yoIr numerous rea'ifrs u, &.4 4s tli
orr work either hy taking iuta htE ar her hus l"l
one uf our ttie WGfs. &c by arE ok some iFtrnl ~
rr3zhts5r - open MS doors % ~ oar boys oT
girls In ihis connection We would eAl3 special
attention g. Ht;l~ toSs ranging m zse ira iH.
fancy 20 eight years. our long * F-i'fe "' NfA-
forty yea-s ;cachuE us itasi /! = ;aHcA ,',,. y
train chi1f ladcT tEr szr ef -sht yesrs ihan oEr-
that sE~ aha prvylo5s, tu lEa reception Ey pc it-
received lts Instruction. l1 efIr s.-rri schools
such has hca tf7 ~ fs'Esi's - a1Aly 'ffs .--k
Younger cbiltrVu. lu she tATaie' F" a'7t .s,
are Pc yoanG oaharra W. A4~Ee 49, ~. ~
Woust - particularly Issl-nhse ser Ar,l. ~ w
gl-1n TRIAL 20 $50 usaaths- >eassi tafF lsNsr
unsatisfactory ~thin ihr terra q trial is"f can l.
Estaras psi sg9a , p,,g' a. &c ' '''
vs. wtsh o. i-lt aarnrs g she following stffi
-l Hasacs ia uhscs ch.-isr7 % any AE' ras1 o.
fIaz1Ss in u -ieh ras,I-zn aF any Az Haas -
-rs.,sf arf ia o. h-a tncv tsav -ezss.u aal .arF
arr ,iEhfrva vszvs ~ as- lasy sH1ss -r-.ttt . .
tuz iAs lufervrHtaE yrars FfHE~f ph1'-,a. s.'
sngrai rare. aHi 2" EtfFa A. .eass ta-'t N.' ~.
months schooling ~4rh ycsr 83fi taF So % AZ fr'
~ He's ~ tarsar8 s.-.s fsaa fau,'c,a ta
riEas~cH years - aEr. s'a ia rrfa-u t- l'~'' sfF
a rarrreas5 lgass, .a ar aeas tae e.ty 20
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-05-06

The ADVOCATE announces with regret The
death OF one Vi Westmiusier's brightest and
best Young men, that Of Mr. Jesse J. Geimaa.
sou Of Jeremiah and Mary A. Geiman, q
PENNSYLVANIA Avenue. this city, which oc,
CURED at the residence Of his parents on Mon
day morning last. lsi inst.
Mr.. Geiman had been I'll but n few DAYS,
but the disease. typhoid fever, from the De.
ginning exhibited alarming symptoms, from
which, as the result showed, there Vas no
hope. His age was p YEAR, 5 nonths aud
2l days He was young maa, not only OF
splendid character and the most exemplary
habits. bu; possessed Of mechanical know.
ledge amounting almost To genius FOE one OF
his years
The funeral services. held in the Brethren
Church. this city. on "Wednesday, were COZ.
Quoted by Elder Bousack, assisted by Elder
Bixle- and Rev. Shorb, Of the Brethren
Church. Of which the family are members
The burial was in the old family graveyard
of the Geiman ancestors, on the home iarn
of his father. in Bachman' : Valley. The pail
bearers, all the deceased COUSINS, were
Charles. William. Jesse and John Rover,
David Geiman and c. Arthur Stouer,
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UniOntOwn Items.

DR.. I. Clyde Routson went to Baltimore
on Tuesday for final examination in medi-
cine by the Maryland State Beard.
The burial Of Mr.. Charles Deyilbiss, who
died at Union Bridge last Saturday, took place
in the Methodist Protestant cemetery, in this
place, on Monday. Services at the grave
we're conducted by the order of Odd Fellows,
and Wyoming Tribe, No. 81, of Red Men, OF
this town.
Mr. Edmond X Fox, of Washington, ID.
c., was the guest of DR.. J. }. Weaver S fami-
", from Saturday until Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. John c. Hollenbery attended
the funeral of Mrs. Joseph Waesche, of West.
minister. last Saturday.
Mrs Frank Darby, of Williamsport, Md,
is guest of DR.. j. J. Weaver's family
Mr.. Harry Merring spent several days in
Baltimore during the week, the guest of his
brother, Mr.. Charles Merring.
Mrs Lillian Fleming, of Baltimore, is with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Harbaugh.
Mrs b. W. Kiudley, George and Charlotte
Kindley, returned from their visit to friends
near Bel Air ON Thursday.
Prof Norman Eckard, principal of our
public school, went to Baltimore on Friday
to seek employment for the summer months
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April 29-mercury A at a. IN. and 10 a.
D. M. heavy fog, followed by clear weather.
April 3O-mercury 60 at a, m. and so at 2
D. M. fog, followed by clear aud blustery
weather May mercury So at 7 a. M. and
50 at p. m clear. May 2-nercury 81 at
: a. m. and So at p. m; ligh; showers, fol-
lowed by clear and hazy weather; thunder
gust from until p. M; heavy rain between
5 and p. M May 3-mercury 60 at a. IN.
and ~ at , D. m; clear until 8 p. ~; cloudy
and blusery afterwards; showers at night.
Nav 4-mercury As at a. m. aud 50 at ? p.
m. generally clear. May 5-mercury 90 al
7 a. m. aud 66 at 2 p. m. ;cloudy.