The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1902-05-31
MANcHEsrER DISTRICT ITEMS.
Death of George P. ENTHUSIASTICALLY Ill
ImprOvements-RailrO Inspection
aHteG Personals, Etc. 1iEa 7yfl Il

Mr. Geo. P. Miller, retired farmer aud
highly respected citizen of Miiier's, about 2
miles from this place, died at the home of
his son, Mr. John.yK. Miller, postmaster at
the above place. from complication of dis
eases, after an illness of eight weeks, aged 20
years, IL months and IL days.. His wife died
about FIVE years ago. His funeral took place
at 9. 80 O'Clock on Wednesday morning at the
Tunkert Church at Black Rock; Pa, where
his remains were inferred in the family lot,
Rev. Joseph Price, officiating HeissurvIy-
ed by six sons-Henry K, John K, Daniel
sP, Noah j., Jacob E., and Irwin, and two
I daughters-Mrs. Geo. Barber and Mrs. Daniel
Redding, all of whom reside at or near Milers
Station, except Jacob, who resides in York,
Pa. He is also survived by II grandchildren.
In politics he had always been staunch Dem
ocrac The pallbearers were Jack Frank,
James Rohrbaugh. Win. Hare, Wn. Richarl,
Emanuel Bollinger and Richard Warehime.
Mr. Daniel Garrett. near Greenmonnt, is
seriously i'll at the home of his son Horatio
Garrett, from areomplieation OF. diseases.
Mr.. Emanuel Cox, who was stricken with
paralysis few months ago, is very feeble.
Tits said that the Rockdale Powder Com
pany, at Hoffnanylle, Baltimore county, will
build two more large ice houses the coming
summer They will also rebuild the Rock
dale Paper Mills.
Mrs. Cornelius Miller aad@sea- Charles, are
visiting her brothers. Messrs. Samuel and
Frank Houck, in Baltimore.
Mr.sI. d. w. sStenesifer had his bar -room,s
dining room and Office papered this week
Mrs. MA BafdwelI ofiBaltimore, Is visit
ing her sister, Miss Emma v. Shower,,on
York street.
Mr.. l.. III. Hofacker yisY having his store
property and dwelling painted.
The scommepcemept,e exercises OF. the Man
chester High School will be held June 20tli
in I. O.ssO. F. Hall. There viii be seven
graduates this year. 9 III ~ :
Reviews Refer and family, Of Peunsyl
yania, are visiting his vile parents Mrs. aud
Mrs. Emanuel Cox. 49, - 81. +
Messrs, Superintendent Manifold and Su.
pervfsor NJ ertz, of the Baltimore Y Harrisburg
Division of the Nv esteru Mar land- Railroad,
and President Wasl,hlne. of s5he Rockdale
Powder ompany and Il. r., passed over their
new road from Hnffman,s Junction; about one
mile west Of, cAlesia, to Hoffmansville, Balti.
more county, on Friday morning of last week, ,
to inspect the road between these points, which
has Just been rebuilt. The new company pur-
chased their first locomotive in Piftsburg, Pa, ,
and it arrived at the above Junction on Mon
day last. Mr.. McGregory, of Brooklyn, N ).
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