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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-05-19
A Church Wedding.

A very pretty SEEDING took place At Yves
he's NJ +. Chapel. near Aonkton. Baltimore
county, on the 9ih instant d Sers large crowd
being present. The bride was Miss Charlotte
Elsie Payne. daus hter uf Dr.. aud Mrs J. I.
PAYNE Of Shawsyiile. Hartford cpunty. and the
groom, Mr., Richard Remare Sparks, sou OF
the bate Francois VI. Sparks Of Ny Lady 5
Manor
The bridesmaids wcre Miss Clara Staurt
Macalister of Westminster. Miss OdeSsa NJ
Weeks, Delta, Pa, Miss Ella Cochran OTTO,
Baltimore and Miss Elizabeth Ayers OF ShAws-
vile. The uSherS we're DR.. Frank Sparks
Mr. Elmer Miller. MI Joseph Sparks and
Mr. Eldridge Henderson.
The bride was handsomely gowned ia white
orsandy over silk with long, flowing veil,
and carried shower boquct of lilies OF the
valley, ferns and Smilax The maid honor,
Miss En- va Grace Payne. sister OF the BRIDE
carried basket Of brides roses, and was at
tired in white Persian lawn, white ribbons
and hat The bridesmaids wore Persian
lawn, trimmed with white lace and ribbons
aud wore wells
The u,hers were 10 evening dress The
ceremony WAS performed by Rev. Hiram
MaCalsler of Westminster, uncle of the bride,
assisted by Rev. j. 7. Marsh,
After the ceremony 'Le bride aud groom
left for IA sojourn To Atlantic C,Iy. and upon
their return will be tended IA reception By their
numerous friends at their future home in
Phoenix, Baltimore county.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-05-19
TWO COMPANIES ORGANIZE.
The Lumber, Coal and Supply Company
and the George W. Albaugh Real ES-
tate and Brokerage Company.

The directors of Two com. anies recently
incorporated in this city, met on Monday and
organized.
One was the Lumber, Coal and Supply
Company of Carroll County. John d. Roop
was elected president, George W. Alhaugh
vice president, n. II. Baumgartner secretary
and William c. Rinehart treasurer. NJ. John
Lynch is in active charge of the business.
This company bought the stock of the late
firm of Bennett & Co., ard have added to the
stock as well AS increasing the variety of goods
handled.
The other company organized is the George
w. Albaugh Real Estate aud Brokerage Com
uauy Of Carroll Couaty. George W. Albaugh
was chosen president, Fred u. Miller vice
president aud j. Ezra Stem secretary aud
treasurer The other directors are A. II.
Huber. F. Thomas Babylon, b. F. Grouse
and J. Smith Orrick, of Giyudou. The capt.
tai stock Is so, 900, aud the company will do
a general real estate and brokerage business.
The office Of the company Is in The West
Minister at present, but will shortly be remov-
ed to the building adjoining, which is being
fitted up for the purpose. The upper stories
OF the building will be connected with the
hotel.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-05-19
MeIrOSS Items,

More milk teams are coming to the cream
cry. which means au increase IN business.
Mcssrs. Samuel Bower and Wm. Crumriue
are the operators.
Many people predict a scarcity of money
this summer. Il Is no, that. bat money is not
circulated among the poorer classes As II
should be.
VENTS Union Sunday School reorganized
uu SUNDAY. MAY Is. with the following officers:
President Henry Richards; vicc-prcsldent.
Dallas NJ wilson; superintendent, j. Albert
Zepp; assistant ,uperiutendeuts, Andrew j.
Wilson and Emory Decker; secretary, Geo.
T. Crumrlne: assistant secretary. Spencer
Shaifer, deacous. Murray Geiman aud Edith
Crumrne: treasurer, Nathaniel ShatieT, man
sgsrs. Samuel Thjcre,, john G"imaR. Titus
Baehsr Wm. Siarmsr, j. samuel VERT aud
Geo. MYERS Sunday School Sunday morn
ing. Nay ~, a. $50 = tui attendance Is
expected,
Ne are informed los some of eur oldest citi-
zeDs ,ha, YEATS iui0p Sunday School ~as
organized about a. wears ago. being nearly
half a century Of successful Sunday School
wo5k Ne wuald Dee pleased 10 hear from
other Sunday Schools thal have been conuu-
ed Tor So long a time
Mr. Reuben ShaHsr made some improve.
mcuis GA his residence IN luWn. Adam Fri
diaEer had q root and spouuag pg' ou his
EbbyaIe property. ptber improvements are
being mads
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-05-19
orphans, Court.

Monday. May l4-Joshsa ". Herring, c1
eeutor Of David Miller, reported sale q grain
aud settled FIRST account.
Margaret A. Bowers. administrators Of 10
seph \. Bowers, returned inventories OF per
sonal property. money and debts.
Ann $. Pickett, administrators 90 William
Fl. Pickett, returned inventory 81 debts.
Letters Of administration on the estate ii
Julian Shuliz granted to Simon q. Shalt
Harry f. Zahn, administrator Of CaibaTiae
Zahn. returned inventory OF money and s.s-
tied FIRST aud final account
Tuesday. May lj-Loaise Hartman, admin
isirltrix Of George Hartman. returned lnyen-
tories OF personal property and debts, and ~
ceived orders TO sell personal property and 90
notify creditors.
Regina Folkeft rehaRde5 as cxecutrIN If
John Folkeri, aad received order to sell real
estate
Francis J. Shriner. administrator oi Rrbsc
ca Shriner, returned inventory ct debts and
settled first and final account.
Letters Of administration ga the estate OF
Henry b. Houck, granted u JohI ". HoucA
and Noah A. Houck, who received order to
notify creditors.
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silver Run Items.

I44tt Sunday NJ. Charles Halter anf ~iic,
VI paytl HAau and Mamie Dsxgu. ui near
Westminster ioyassriy % ihls place, took a
ls,p tu GratysaurE. asd ~hs1v ou their say
aasg- thrg stopped Al Whslg Hail Mr..
Hama har.s broke loose aud ran 20 Liiilrs
gs~a. ahrr- be- sas caught. No damage ~as
done go either horse 90 buggy
Nr ] 4, Lppy aai vttr werr .a Hanover
ever Sunday aud Monday visiting iheIs
4aushsee. No. Elisaosth Deli
Nc Il H. kearer has moved has s.s AM.
Go 4. ". Fr.ser's hos, near Nueat Pleasant,
a. as ta1nbeg They usii furnish the frame
lumber far the ue~ o NJ lIalliu Iuinu
Nils
Frank Wvlk s, zssiuE luu5'rr fir John
~holl. H-af the Hanover ruai.
Rev. Stewart Hartman has gone tu Mae
chester 20 attend elaQls. consequently there
asll t-e ua srrsiccs o. Sunday school 81 the
Reformed Charch nrNi >auday. German
communion az ghc Lutheran Church next
ssuIAy a 20 o. "a Sunday school At =
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-05-19
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

sabbath school Services viii be held in the
Bethel OF the Church OF God ut Wartieidsburg, on
the same day. Quarterly meeting Will be held on
Monday 18th, ut p. in. A iull attendance OF the
membership is earnestly requested,
Chdrens Day services Will be held on Sunday,
June 10th, at p. N. Prominent Speakers will lie
in attendance and a good entertHl tnent VIII be
given. You respectfully Invited
John A. SdNton, Teaching Elder.
ST PagrS Reformed Church Sunday school at
81 a. Divine Services At II - IN. ami 80 2.
N. Rev. Mr.. Conner. Of Adamstown, Nd, viii
oflieiate at the morning and evening servic :
Calvin = >idsic. Pastor.
Uniontown Church of Go,i.--aboIth school ats
a. Preaching at 1915 a. IN. by Rev. ;. A. klpe,
he and change pulpitS; IN the evening at 80.
: b Craft, Pastor.
Methodist Protestant Church. Rev. ". K. Graham,
d ID PASTOR sabbath Services Preaching ut
10 % a. NJ By Rev W II McMaster. Secretary Of
the National Reform Association who will discuss
the subject OF Christian Citizenship At y. III.
sabbath school lis a. Juuiort'. + al 10 p.
Christian EndeIvOr p IA. Mid week service Ia
the lecture room Wednesday evening AIS o'clock.
Carroll Ch1rgt. Reformed ch.-Rcuamns
Churrh-Sunday School at 80 p. IN Divine ser
vice at 2Sh ?. NJ s. Matthew e Church.-Sunddy
school at 9 a IN. Divine Service At 1000 q. m.
Preaching at both Churches by memb T. of Mary
land ClssNis
II. J. Nsc,'i>rer Pastor.
salem Charge lulhen.n Church, - Benamins
Churgh.-Suuday school at q. IN Preaching at
- a. IN \. r. : c. r. at =. m. - Ionu's
Church.-Sunday school at l p. IN Preaching at
p Cateehise At p. IN.
A. Diehl, Pastor
Ascension ChurCh.-Suuday. May 2l-H0ly Eu-
chAriSt at 80 =, IN. Maths at 10 a. Second
Holy Eucharist az 1889 q. IN. EyensDng AT il1
and p. N Weekdays-Matius ami Holy Eucha,
rist At a m. Eyensong Friday. at : 30 p m
+ b, Taylor. Rector.
-. John, Ci,aroh-SuuIaye-L Mass 90 rs
snd High Mass al 10 q. Nesycrs at 20 = IN.
During She }sceS-MEsS At = A. M
Joseph Il Ja,~ldy. Pastor.
Centenary VI ( Church.-Sunday school 9 -
=. N. Preaching a. l12o a. sud "a p N EP-
worth LeAgde at 6s5 p. m.
Rev. J. 4 Price d. H.. Pastor.
Gnsce Lutheran Church -Suuisy school at 9 =.
m. Preaching st 10 - A. M and 20 p m Y.
s. Z, r AtGE5 > n. r. H. Miller Pastor
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-05-19
Shiloh liens.

Ms. Grace W"alrry bss gouc to Annapolis
ta spcuI lev DAYS, after which sbr viii re
main in Baltimore duylus the ramaiHdcr Of
the sanmeT.
Mr. Jacob lguch aud Nh John Smith
spent -. uyday and Sunday esgh NJ George
e. Garrett and family
Mr.. Annie Looknstin hzs moved irom
Ne Edward Tramp 10 NJ DAVID Lester 5
house. oH the Payne farm.
Nr Daniel Bapp sa3 wiiy spent Sunday
9Th the:r san Ia las Mr. Ho0ser u. Garrett.
Hesr NsnrhrsIer
NJ Mics Gr5s-. ~ha hss bvrn SAVING
iasnhrr iH M. Chrla,opher >chBbsasIe.s
s1oi. i bass hsa'iuE the same tn The rail
frst 60 ~ shipped o. saFinas places i1F alaH
afsrlar5sg Yurlaass7s
Tt~ people throughout ghss eefnmuoll, aTr
evr, sell satisfied siih Gat irae s4rsl DELIVERY
la.,,..d 81 ur Freak LESTER ,h.i3 brius
Egsr.l1-H ar ~anjav is,f, - stated lasd ac1A,
ae IT.. .ssrrt :s -sy /; ss.ss mistake L should
have tsss Mr Moab l.ef,iar VISITED hrt sou
Frank aE SUNDAY ASK
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-05-19
Too Late i'll Reaching Water

evidence OF a torturous death by fire was found
Yesterday Ia the districts of Lower Potter
County thar were devastated uy forest fire,
last week The body Of Samuel George, sit.
ting upright. with the left ariu rs "a prop aud
the right hand al the edge "f a bubbling
spring, with head fallen forward on tine hreast,
was discovered by searcherS. His body Was
charred almost TO the bone. and he had died
at the spring, To which he had crawled. ~ bis
hollow palm was about TO be raised with
water.
George headed a gang Of men who went
into the woods to save 80 cords Of wood from
destruction by forest fire. After fighting all
night, all the men but George gave up.
George would not leave, however, for The
wood belonged to him, and he said he would
STAY Ia the last
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-05-19
New Advertisements.

After Prices in the Height Of the Season At
Stouffer Il Ensor's. New Windsor, Nd.
Prices to Suit the Times al Vim. F. berr's
Model Emporium, Westminster, Nd.
To Clean Up Qaick-Miier Bros. Popular
Cash Stores, Westminster, Nd.
Examination OF Public School Teaehers-
Devices l.. Farrar, Examiner.
List of Unclaimed Matter ia the Posioaire.
Westminster, Nd
Bargains at the New York Bargain House,
Westminster, Md.
Assignee Of Mortgages Sale-Charl +.
Fink, Assignee Of Mortgage.
Load of Horses-Harry g. Sehriver, Han.
over. Pa.
Carload Of Horses-H. A. Smith, Hanover,
Pa
Keefer's Cash Grocery Store, Westminster,
Nd.
Ice Cream aud Strawberry Festivals
Legal Notices.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-05-19
Killed in a Wind Storm.

ST Paul, MINI, May l4.-Three persons
were killed and two injured yesterday in a
fierce wind and raiustorm which passed over
the city. Fannie Mullen, John NJ. Land aud
Patrick Sexton were killed. and Miss Mary
Sexton and Patrick Sexton, Jr., were injured
The Sections were driving when the storm
broke. A boardwalk was blown into the car
riage, killing Mr.. Sexton instantly.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-05-19
Personal Notes.

Miss Marjorie Kennedy, Of Washington, y.
c.. is visiting her sister-in-law. Mrs. p. c.
Kennedy, this city.
Mrs. Jeremiah Shaffer. of Brummel, is
spending several weeks at Harrisburg, Mount
Union and Huntingdon, Pa.
Edgar Miller, son of Rev. p. Miller, left
New York on Monday, for Cape Nome Alas
ka, TO look after some gold claims for New
York parties He visited his parents here
last Saturday and Sunday.
Cnpt. p. H. Irwin, Of the b. Il .. Il. r.,
spent several days here This week.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-05-19
gar7lapd oasis reformed church.

The annual sessions II the Mar land Iia,s.s
oI he Reformed Church began Al TRINITY
Reformed Church, Manchester, thus connlY.
au W-iss-slay evening. Res. ; NJ. Koedcr,
f.star ii Triuisy Church. extended a cordial
s-lrome The rrIiriag president, Rev. {.
". l.etaa, Il Baltimore, preached the open
sns sermon. The classss elected the following
officer, Tor the ensuing year Rev. Y. &.
Svke-. II Barki5tsyillr, prcsi @eui; Rev Geo.
.. Whsimore, uf Thufmont VIC. president;
Rev. X. .. Sp.-sslrd. at Uuiou Bridge, cor
responding secretary Rev. +. r. heaInek,
b H.. at Baltimore. IS stated clerk, and Rev
e. : Slayer. of Westminster, IS treasurer,
GA Thursday q member IT standing com
m,t,ce- wory appointed by the president. The
reading of the pastors reports upon their
uarachiai aofk 1T the wear consumed The
morning and afternoon sessions. The evening"
session was devoted 10 the subject oi e Home
Missions aud the speakers ~efe Rev. ".
\ stewart, y. -, aud Rev. Eugepe l. Me
]
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-05-19
Snow in Germany.

LEIrsIc, May l5.-lt has been showing
heavily here since early this morning The
thermometer registers 364 degrees. There is
also heavy snowfall at Chemnilz.
During the last six days the weather has
been cold in the Slesian Mountains, in the
Harlz and in the Thuringian forest. Through
out Wurtemburg and around Mayence the
vineyards have suffered severely. This morn
ing the temperature was below freezing point
in Rerliu
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-05-19
EriZelIhurp Items.

George Babylon is i'll at present writing.
Alfred Babylon had a well bored last week
and Calvin Myerly had one bored this week.
0. Shoemaker, Of Tameytown, did the work
Theodore Myers had It horse badly hurt
recently by getting over a partition in a stall.
Mrs Oscar Brown Of ibis place is spending
several days in Baltimore this week, with her
parents
Emanuel Sloner and wife, of Westminster,
spent Wednesday at Mrs. William Frizell's.
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Wanted TO Be Letter Carriers.

The free mail delivery will be inaugurated
in Westminster on July LIST. next. A civil
service examination for carriers was held at
the postoflice here last Saturday.
The following persons took the examination:
Milton A. Bachman. W. Il. Aaders, VIM.
Grammer, William f. Long, Marshall Selby,
W. Reese Ebausb, William Allen, Freedom
district; Eph. Bowersox, near New Windsor;
Dohnea Nygren. Tannery.
Three regular carriers will be appointed
and two substitutes,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-05-19
weather k.,nra lor Ine Me-.

Ma l2-mercary % al , a. IA. aud Il AT
D. N. ShoSeTy, followed by variable wealth
er; raiu from s. 20 Ca : 30 %. a.; clear until
after II midnight. shoaery until suuup May
I8-suercury - al a. m. aHd ~ ag p. IN
and IS at 3, 80 p. IN. clear May lI-mercury
eta a M and - al > y. IN; generally
clear. May l5-mercury IS At a. u. and
~ at > g. m; clear wiIh fine air May 10
mercury 10 ul a. IN. and - al > p. m, clear.
followed by bazy aud partially cloudy weather
after 3. IN; strong east Wind after p. IN
MAY l7-mercury 81 at : a. IA. and - at :
o. m; clou.ly. followed by fair weather. May
lS-mercury IS at "a. u. and IS at > p. III.
cloudy.
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Medford items.

David Englar, our live business man, who
deals in almost everything, IS hustling along
A new school house is TO be built here.
Isaac Stoner is putting upa wheel to run
his pump By cable wires.
George Hoover, Mr.. Englar and others will
make silos.
Ex-Sheriff Haines Is building AN addition
to his house.
Earnst Myers has put up wire fences on
his farm.
George Noel and hands are doing the car
penter work for the canning establishment
Oliver p Yinglng is running IA shoe and
harness shop.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-05-19
MARRIED.

At the parsonage of Centenary NJ. F. Church
Westminster by Rev. j. A. Price, on April 10Th,
1900 Royal A. Fowler, of Westminster, Md, and
Miss Emma Sheets, of Chambersburg, Pa
on May II, 1900, AT Salem parsonage, Westmin-
ster Nd by Rev s. A. Diehl, Harry J. Null of
Frlzellburg Md and Miss Mary NJ. Myerly. of
Pleasant Valley, Nd.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-05-19

!VNHE Ladies of Frizellburg will hold
L Strawberry and Ice Cream Festival on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings the
9Th, sgh and 9th Of June, for the benefit of
the Public Hall. may ~ Il
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-05-19

In Bschman's Valley, Nd, ON May II, 1890
David Elwood. aged years, months and days,
son of George F. and Emma l. Panebaker.
on May - 1900, at New Windsor, Nd, Dorothy
Empress NJ. GoSnen aged year. IL months and l.
days, beloved daughter Of 'ohn and Liddid Cos
nell.
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