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The Portland daily press., 1900-04-30

SlsH"'u'0 Vt ~|C< lI ~N~SCSEW
In Use For over so Years.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
The Line of Demarcation.
whats your idea of the difference be-
tween a city and a town.
"Well. town is a place where butter.
eggs and chickens are cheap."-Chicago
Record.
Success Produces limitations. Genuine
Ponds Extract is sold only In bottles, will
landscape view on buff wrapper.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-30

EOR SALE-At a bargain. a lot In the central
Il part OF the city on line of electrlcs, within
two minutes of postofiee; $500 can be saved IN
building as no excavatingis needed frontage
of so feet depth about 40 feet; no waste land.
FRANK Is. SHEPHERD 81 CO., Real Estate
ofice, as Exchange street 25-l
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-30

ITO LET-Two elegant rents In Deering Hlgh-
Il lands, entirely separate and every modern
very Reasonable; also rent, centrally located. 6
rooms, slas rooms, sic apd others az various
prices; Two good rents on Newbury ST., So and
S6. w. L. CARR, Room 4, Oxford Building.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-30

ITO LET-A convenient rent Of four or Ave
Il rooms family has Just left for Islands.
Apply at "a FEDERAL ST. sol
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-30

FOR sALE-Casco Bay, Me-. delightful sum
II mer home near Port an, on Diamond
Island. Rose Bank cottage. thoroughly built
containing IA rooms. BATH hot and cold water,
broad piaZzas; fully furnished, open fTep,aces;
sandy beach, with finest bathing facil ties; pri-
vate wharf view unexcelied might rent. Par
ticulars FREDERICK s. VAIL, real estate
agent portland, Ne. SOL
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-30

EoR SALE-Carpenter shop in center OF
Il city. established forty years; frst class
chance for ore or two smart men. Address E.,
T. o. box 1916. PAL
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-30

WANTED-A good location for doctor OF
w experience in medicine and surgery
speaking poth languages. Reward given for
re liable Information. Address NJ. D.. Box ~,
Van Buren,, Maine. aprzId4w
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-30

THINNING OF buying home this spring?
l. Call At No. 4s Exchange street and learn
about 10 room house, never occupied. You
can buy IL for less Than cost to build now,
with lot thrown IN Five minutes from Union
station. &-1
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WANTED.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 20 cents, cash fn advance.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-30

FAMILIES can find good reliable holp, cooks,
Il second and general girls. also nurses; i7e
SPRING ST. 27.i
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-30

EOR SALE-Farm, 50 acres, 2 hours from
L Portland on MAINE Central" Here are
summer homes of N. Y. and BOSTON people.
Combines beauty. pleasure, profit, fine views.
lakes, hills, woodland. villages. good roads.
lovely country home. II. 5. SMITH. Mon
mouth Ne. apr23d&w2W
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-30

nor sALE-Good phaetoD, $40; baby ear.
Il rage. cost S35 90, for $500; folding bed,
cost $4,000. for $1,000: all in good condition.
Inquire at 125 FREE ST. 2+1
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-30

EOR SALE-Hsn OF block OF two brick
II houses has eleven room. in good repair,
central location. Reason for selling. owl er
must leave the state. Will be sold at bargain.
INQUIRE OF EZRA HAWKES. & CO, No. 81
Exchange street. Telephone i34-2. 2b-i
EOR SALE-New summer cottage, Loyeitts
L Hill, willard, Inear Cape Casino eighteen
pished, 6ebago water, open plumbing, lot
SO 100 feet. bounded on three streets. This
S %prMSr eSInei YeaS %s hnHSs
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-30

ITO LET-At Woodfords. tenement rooms.
Il in good repair, small family preferred,
No. 43 Ashmonnt street. Inquire ut Al. Pric
So per month 27i
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-30

E,OR SALE-All household goods and bust
Il ness at No. II Brown street. One OF the
best locations for a boarding and logging
house In the city. Must be sold at once. APP
ply to MISS WEST, IL Brown street, or W. IA.
WINSTON, 1873 Federal street. Pill
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-30

ITO LET torehouse Nos. 20, 81. % and 90
Il Long wharf. size ie0x46; suitable for u
wholesale Ash and lobster business. Apply TO
CHASE BROTHERS. 8 Long wha-f.
apr27d2w
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-30
WANTED SITUATIONS.

WANTED SITUATIONS.
vVANTED-Young man desiring TO locate In
w Portland or vicinity. desires situation as
packer and shipper. competent to take full
heat also electric motors and can furnish hrat
class references from present and former en-
ployers. Address T. H., Box 1887. SOL
EXPERIENCED COOK wants situstion-ex-
~ poets frstclass pay. Call At SCHOOL
ST., afternoons POL
"ANTED-A position by middle aged
w man on gentlemaps or lady's place,
IN or out OF the city, understands gardening,
taking care Of horse or COW. Address +. A..
Press offlce. ISL
WANTED-A French lady desires position
w for the Paris exposition. Address q. H.
DANIEL az Concord b.. Boston. is2
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-30

GEED POTATOES-we have few more OF
> those pure seed potatoes raised IN Aroos-
took County left. The following are the yarle-
ilesi Beauty. Hebron,, pelewares.. New
Queens and Early Rose. You viii have TO
VAST q NoRT0N. iSf Commercial street.
27.I
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EoR SALE-Three houses at the west end
Il One two tenement house, 10. 50xl0o;
another two tenement house nearly new. also
a single detached house, six roomsj $4,000.
$500. $1,000. EZRA HAWKES. CO, No.
So Exchange street. 251
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FOR SALE woodfords, two story house, .
rooms. stable and poultry house In COM
plete repair; 400 feet lano, high elevation, I'M
obstructed view Of Portland; must be sold. No
reasonable offer VIII bs refused. Street ears
pass the door. w. H. WALDRoN q CO., $50
Middle ST. 26-i
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-30

nOAT FOR sALE-A i4foot keel row boat
Ii with cushions and fittings complete,
Apply to W. +. LITTLE, II Exchange street,
TT ISL
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-30

NOR sALE-To close estate, 8 story house,
Il IL large rooms and BATH. hot and cold
water, fireplaces, SET tubs and range, bay
windows. ample heat, sun all day large lot
gam. W. II. WALDRoN & CO., 1870 Middle
Street 24I
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-30

LNOR SALE-Or exchange. elegant lunch soda
IL and Ice cream stand at Franklin Park.
Boston, Mas. Consists of building 4ox4O. i6
syrup soda fountain, marble top table, etc.
Income over $50 some days, good for $3.50 per
month profit Cheap for cash or Will exchange
for good collateral in Portland. c. b. DIAL
TON, 50 Exchange street. npr26-u
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FOR SALE.
Forty words Inserted under this head
one week for 20 oents, cash I'm advance

TOR SALE-In the delightful village OF Cor
II ham, Me-. eight miles from Portland. cot
tage house and stable with about one acre Of
land. Inquire at lReal Estate once, BENJA-
MIN Y. HARRIS. As Exchange Sc 2s-l
LyoR SALE-Ths beautiful modern residence
II 50 North street fns corner lot, large lawn.
steam heat One OF the most desirable houses
In town, Can be bought on easy terms OF
leased on long time. II. ii. SHAW, o. North
street. PSI
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-30

ESOR SALE-Sewing machines for 81 down
| II and 80 cents week; strictly high grade
| and warranted the best running machines on
| the market; the lowest price for high grade
| ever made. Please call for particulars at MRS.
JACKsoN's, Gao Congress street 27l
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-30

m ME. RUSSELL. Trance Medium Advice
M love. marriage. divorce. business. specula-
ton, changes, sicknets, locates buried treas
ures, the unsuccessful are made prosperous.
feunltes separatedand guides you III the path
OF good fortune and happiness. Fees. soc, 81.
80 FREE ST. SOL
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-30

EOR sALE--Two of the fines. houses n Fes-
Il sender Park must be sold at once. They
unequaled. They have all the modern i'm
proven and up 10 date 10 every particular.
They are both beauties and will be sold Tor
amount down and balance at per cent interest.
Payments TO suit the customer. HousB lots on
the same terms. All on the FeSsendeD Park
station. Apply G. w. BROWN. u Monument
Square. 2T-l
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EOR SALE-i 1-2 story house, containing O
II rooms, > finished and 3 PLAN, with lot 100 4
fs6, pleasantly situated on Peaks Island, Ave
minutes walk from Forest City landing. For
further particulars inquire OF A. Z. LIBBY &
CO. ~ f.2 Exchange street. SOL
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-30

ITO LET-very convenient rent Of SIX rooms.
y up stairs. 257 Cumberland street. II. II.
SHAW, % North street. 281
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-30

WANTED-Users Of the Magic Soap to know
w that the agency Is now In charge OF T. 4.
PHILLIPS, loi Spruce 81, who Is PREPARED 10
supply all orders promptly. 26-S
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-30

NOR SALE-Large quantity rich old garden
IL loan, delivered by the load only. Price
low as / am Obliged to move 1t. Also lot OF
cheaper grade. L. M. LEIGHTON. 50 Ex-
change street. apr2o4
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-30

NO BOY wORKMEN-I employ no boy work.
~ men but give my personal attention 70
cleaning ana repairing watches, clocks and
jewelry. Ny 90 years experience with w. +.
Todd Is the best guarantee OF satisfactory
work and my prices are always reasonable.
GEORGE w. BARBOUR. 3S5 Congress ST.,
opposite City Han. N-2
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-30

Two hrst class. % floor. room fiAts on High
Il street, all modern Improvement; rent OF
each $40; possession given May ist l. NJ.
LEIGHTON, 50 Exchange street. 2T-t
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-30

NoR RENT-Apartmenrs OF 10 rooms each
Il on following streets. 10 May, eit.00; IS
Wilmot; 1877 franklin; IL Roberts. si5.ee; 10
1 and stevens lace: o Lincoln; III Summer
and many others FREDERICK 5. VAIL.
Real Estate Ofiice. 2I-l
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-30

DEST waterproof collars produced, domestic
Id linen. polish or stripe. 25c post paid. Best
goods for agents; liberal terms, FRED b
LIBBY, Manager, Waterville. Me. IA
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-30

MORTGAGES NEGUTIATED-we have
M funds OF clients to invest In desirable first
mortgages on real estate SEQ rlty at from 415
to per cent. We make a speciality OF placing
loans on city and suburban property. For par
ticulars apply TO Real Estate ONCE, FIRST
National Bank Building. FREDERICK s.
VAIL 27-l
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-30

EOR SALE The only available lot OF land
on the Western Promenade, located be-
tween the residences of Messers. Garland and
Conley. Also hrstelass furnished cottage.
10 TRUE BROS No. 39i Fore street. 31-u
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-30

NOTfCE-C. 3. belong, contractor and
~ builder; lobbing promptly attended 70;
mortgages negotiated. also care OF property.
Carpenters shop 204 Federal 81, Call or
write % EXCHANGE ST. Once hours oil a.
mar2ldu
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-30

EOR SALE-House with II rooms and about
II two acres Of land filed with fruit trees
Also house lots adjoining, In East Deering. at
bal gain by GEO. W. ADAMS, ios Exchange
81. Executor Of the estate OF the late Beniaman
Adams SUI
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-30
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS,

Tor SALE-Deering Highlands, i've t5l ele-
Every modern convenience; prices range from
8. 800 to 81, 800 and terms are right and easy.
DeeTlng property, Is booming r ,ansp
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Mater Oscar Brsmus.I ba ha, b-rB sat
irru- ssilh hiiiiuu> t-E~r. s. ImpsutIuE a. Ib1s
aTtsHE.
On saturday last Shiloh NJ r. Cbureh's
n,u bell aas placed iu position. large
rrusa assembled in sIiuy-- lhr s0rk IL Is =
s-ry tine bell. aud ~-igh- nearly $50 puuuj-.
u has a s4vyI tome aui p.tu i- h-,ul Al q
great distance.
Mr. Winfield I.nn-. and iii. were guests If
Ar aui Mn, Ju7rrh Eek uu Sunday ,a,i.
Nr Jacob Lynch and daughter Syrr guests
of Mr. Daniel Rupp and family ou Tuesday
evening
PguJractrI meeting ba, commenced al lhl>
place. Rev. browning. ul Hampstead, ba,
charge 81 the services.
horse belonging a. Mr. Jacob l.yuch.
while m pasture at Nj. Daniel ietb-rs fell
iuto % deep ditch. and bad iu bt lug bat.
Mr.. Edward Pool aud Miss Rhoda Trump
spent "Wednesday afternoon with Mr.. Pool
mother, Miss Alice Schubkagle.
Our miller. Mr.. Mckclyey, hought wheat
TIN, week Al zoe per bushel.
Miss Katie Smith, who has been spending
a few week, with her parents, has returned 10
Baltimore
Miss Neitie Shafer, while on her way home
from school had the misfortune tn fall upon
her bucket I'D. cutting her hand very badly.
Rev. Nr browning and wife were the guests
OF MIR, aud Mr.. Moab ilou,k un Tuesday.
The saw mill has moved into The pine woods
of Nj. William Harris. aud will saw out The
frames for two dwellings 10 be erected soon.
Mrs. Annie l.oukiugbll intends Ia move to
Frederick county soon. Mr.. Daniel Rupp
will occupy the house she vacates.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-10-06

Et, rsafat-. NJ I,.aaarl t,Ij.n srr Gi.hsyt.
tHr s.4ae nan Eha =as ..ri .aaf u~rS sa q
-al..zsI 4an3rrt r-sag liarfsH-ss. Pa, s~y~
tatlrr,i la Ntasay's Jhar-a r..ar'rr' uH rs
ssg sHara..r... September SSH The isarrts
s4rtaan @..s. s.rr,f h-.i hv Eeg. b. y. kfaiseF.
4f Ar Methodist PyatrsfaHt Dhgtrh. usu,t
town. sAue- iryl sas tlr lB.b vhArlsy o'
job. isi saI - t-s..- k-l a. " Ba1sh
man. pastor .3 iar saHfth, a,ss,Eri lH 'hr svr
strr. Tile ,iu,r saaE "Sear-s NJ tta4 ta
Ih.~. s- fhs --uasns W,rr hruuzhi luta 'hr
church Tho pal. laasrr~, srnr John EH1.ag,
] I--;.h EaUvr-, bira WarH-r. Charlie kus
ar Nsfl.r EaukAri aat E,l+rl Aubsr IT,
uas a sau at Albert s aai Martha K biil-ryi,
sf l.laass.5i anJ bis ase wa. 2. years. = ranHit.
ard l1 .Ars
Tbs E4s-r,lar- pasal Aias have t-.eu t-a,rss
b. ua.I-,tI, Ne D. " tl5ars bad ,,ue
thai bore - as'l developed pgnFSsas, The
SMALLEST ~r.shlus u.ue pounds The pawp
kiu -. .u.auirrs and ui lhr use VARIETY
What ait ih- usH1Fr b. There are Fe1y
lee aeurns, o. Auy. hickory a.,fs arr scarce Asd
the chestnut coop shaat aa.f . au~, aui the
sa-4 la.ks are light and ap-u- ll9rnets
h.yr bu.5t lH,fs ucsts very low iasu. AHi the
chicken. started ta >6.-l fh,,r ;,I feather. FIRST
ID ihr a.alrr b, controlled d. 3hr .4umsr. look
uur- has gn lots 20 a..al and NubI.
JrAh X-uIE. aj near lausFtaeu. has
bought 81 acres ~ IaHI FROM DAVID Wilhelm.
Au,iantosu. iaF SlSuo
Samu. Hlarrs, % Baltimore, has sold the
CopprrsusIb property, containing ahoat four
acres. st BARK H.i. So Harry Essar4, ut thsi
piae,, for $iuu
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Uniontown Items.

Mr.. Josiah Erh. Mr. Harvey Erh and wifa.
aud Mis-, Aivrrta krh attended the Hanover
ftir ia>t week aud also visited friend, there.
Mr. and Mr. Ezra FIearlr. OF York Road.
were guests OF Mr. aud Nrs. Ohrdiah Flsagie
uu SUNDAY.
Hr, Benjamin Rej-husr and daughter
Elizabeth. oj Baltimore, Nere guests ut Mr.
Ann E,kaId aud family aud other friends
from SUNDAY uuuI Taesday
Mr. John y Weaver. of Union Bridge na-
the guest ui bis father. Mr. HARRISON Weaver,
from saturday until Thursday
Fielder Gilbert "a, playing game r1 the
srbuulhnus. ward oa Tuesday ~Hru be "as
s'rsek 90 "uv ui bis ewes, producing aNrrt
ylluial INJURY.
Mr. Thamu, u Eoa,-au aas to- guest ID
Mr. Charles smith, of N~W NIud,ar. san
DAY afternoon.
Mis- Nelu, Palmer, Vii Palmer and Nj.
VIII Rluc. 81 Hampstead, were guests i'f "a
few days ai Mr. ani M, trapk Palmer
Nr,. Florence Eaaisau aud daughter hiiia.
Ne, v r. Kelley and Ethel KELLEY wsn.
-ae.r. sc Nr aud M. Ezra iute, near Ne~
Windsor. fr1m Thursday uufl Sunday.
The SunIay Sehc.,3 80 tr-fu~nt.i church
Nrr pregouuE tar Az ali lay meaiE0E "a pet
re- Prayrt and i.rai>g service a. |.5n e. u'-
Prrarh5u- at lp $50 "a m. hy Rev j. o.
>irsushn. of Western Mar, land college 81 2
81. ul.. g., O. 81 hsui..,, assisted 10, .ibsr-.
ail tauta.Fa ,hHirsu. r.|s thr un.se
ul T.. su4sf ih- i.reerue v' VI Harry
Uysi,. Several -shaat, ars rSl-.,tr4 Coz lie.
present
NJ. t,.-, q .-l and Davis U-ari. oi NJ.
Et~as8 10 l-s rt- aaa.,. urar .auu. ars
rui.5.. at tn, ua.a F.rar- tst.aE-.
4.... 81 ID H.s.rs.aaHr
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HARVEY ITEMS.
Centennial AnniverSary-De Democratic Club
Organized, &c.

The Christian Endeuvor Society Of ST.
Pau's Lutheran Church held their semi an
mual election last Sunday, and elected the
following for the ensuing term OF SIX months:
President, William Fox; Nice-prrsident
Mary Hahn; Secretary, Morris IL. Bishop;
Treasurer, solomon Shoemaker.
Holy communion was administered IN the
Mount Joy Lutheran Church on last Sunday
morning. A very large congregation was
present. Services were conducted by the
pastor, W. G. Minnick.
Last Sunday evening Il very interesting
meeting was held at the L. b. Church, 1t be
ing Il centennial anniversary. Ancient hymns
were sung, addresses delivered. and papers
read by some of the members. This congre-
CATION is au active and progressive one, under
the leadership Of their efficient pastor, Rev.
J. O. Cl;ppinger.
The property formerly owned by William
LYNN deceased was sold 10 Mr.. Frank
Rcaver. ON Monday for the sum of $1,000, by
the heirs. MeSsrs. Charles Myers, VIM. Peck
and William Shaw.
Mr. Mamie Weaut, of Colorado, is spend
ing "a few weeks with his brothc:, Mr.. George
Wcaut. a prominent farmer of tins district.
IN speaking Of the political situation through
out the west, he states that Bryan will carry
mauy of those States at the coming election,
and that under our present government 1t Is
impossible 10 have prosperity.
II. Q. Harmvr will deliver an address be
tore the Bryan, Stevenson and Talbot Club
of Silver Run. uu Saturday night. October 9.
On last Tuesday evening a Democratic
Club Was organized in this place, 10 Ice known
As the Bryan, Stevenson and Talbot Demo
cratic Club The present membership Is 10
with Frightening prospects for large mem
bcrsbip. The following officers were elected:
President. j. v Eckeurudc; wee presidents.
William Fov. \ }. Lambert; secretary. It.
o. Haruer. The next meeting will lc held
on Wednesday evening, October l0h, At ;
O'Clock. Al ARE cordially invited To attend.
aud work for the success Of the Democratic
party.
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Personal Notes.

Mr.. Covineton Baruilz and family have re.
turned to Baltimore after spending the sum
mer in Westminster.
Miss Olivia H. Duauv, Of Baltimore, was
guest Of Mrs Guy W. Steele this week.
Guy Fitzgerald Smith, Youngest son ut the
late Judge john +. Smith, has entered the
Law Department Of the University of Mary
land aud also Johns Hopkins University.
Rev John Lemuel Ward. now stationed at
Hurlock, Md, was 10 Westminster on Thur,
day.
Mr.. Frank b. Matthews. of Cape Charlie.
City, Va. was in Westminster this week. Wis
iting relatives and greeting old friends.
Gen f. b. Wiilistou and wife and Miss r.
f. Cha6eld. Of San Francisco are at The
Westminster The General has been retired
from the army, having attained the age
limit At the breaking cut Of The Spanish
war he was in command al Fort Mclleury.
Baltimore. Tie then went TO Chicamaaga IN
command Of the artillery and from thence io
the Philippines FROM which be hiss just return
ed A the date Of retirement he was Military
Governor of Manila.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-10-06

At 10 a. m. yesterday, Friday, the Wealth
er Bureau sent out the following bulletin :
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday; light to
west winds.
The football season is on. The team at
Western Maryland College is stronger this
year than ever before and expect TO make fine
showing On last Saturday they went up against
the team of Pennsylvania College at Gettys-
burg and were defeated II to 0. Last year
they were defeated at Gettysburg by GO to O,
and they regard the game of last Saturday
with great satisfaction.
Some more free rural delivery routes will
go into operation in Adams and Carroll coun-
ties on October 18th, as follows LittIes-
town to Silver Run, and return; LittleStown
to near Harvey and return; Littlestown
to Two Taverns to Bonneauville and back to
Littlestown: Littestown to Mt. Rock to Brag
town and back to starting point; Fairfield
down along the Western Maryland TO near
Orrtanna, connecting with Route No. from
Gettysburg, thence back TO Fairfield; Fairfield
by ex-Judge White to Kugler's store, thence
to Fora and back to Fairfield.
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UrpnanS' Court.

Monday. October Last Will and tesla.
rnent Of William H. Starr admitted To probate
aud letters lrstameniary thereon granted 20
Frances ;. Starr, Who received orders to no
iify creditors.
Samuel ID Hawn. executor az Josiah iaNu,
returned inventory OF personal property.
John f. Babylon aad Aired :. Babylon.
executors Of Jesse Babylon, returned iGyeu-
tories Of personal property. money aud debts
and received orders To sell personal property
aud real estate.
Tuesday. October 2-Letiers Of admins
ton on the estate of Ida s Engel. granted 10
Charles c. Engel aud Jacob l. Shalrr, who
received order 10 notify creditors.
j. Oliver Murray. executor of William W.
Wareheim, settled fourth account.
J. Oliver Murray bonded guardian Of
William W Wareheim
Letters teStamentary oH the estate Of Nu
p. Riekell, granted to Rosa Nj. Rickrlt, who
received order to notify creditors
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-10-06

Mr.. Jacob Bemller, our shoemaker, is GO
ing To sell his property and we will he with
OUT shoemaker.
VENTS school has such large attendance
that an assistant teacher is needed. The
school is under the supervision Of Nj. Shriver.
of Union Bride.
Our Rural Free Delivery mai! carriers. Mr.
John s Vent and son Waiter, are in great
favor with a majority of our people, as they
are prompt aud obliging.
We congratulate Mr.. Charles +. Llppy and
Miss Ellie f.. Palmer, who were recently
married, and wish them happiness and pros
perity.
Mr. John Geiman, Jr, left at your cores
pondents home piece of grape vine having
whole buEches of fully matured grapes there
on, while some lunches were green, and not
near maturity.
Mr. Edwin Schaefier Is selling his stock of
merchandise intending to quit business next
spring,
Clayton j. Saublc and Parker n. Weutz at
tend Manchester High School and We hear that
some others will soon begin "a course under
Prof McBec
Many changes will take place neNt spring
in our town. Mr.. John $. Wentz has sold
his residence and hotel building to Nj. Geo.
Dheril. who will take charge April LIST. We
regret To see Mr. Vent aud family leave oar
midst