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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1904-08-20
BASE BAN.

The Carroll Athletic Base Ball team Of this
city and the Lttlestown club played game
in the latter place on Tuesday afternoon, and
the Carrollis we're defeated by score OF 20
o. The visitors had a good time and enjoyed
the hospitality of the Littlestown people very
much. The Littlestowu club will play in this
city Thursday, August %, al $50 p. IN, on
Lawyers Park This is the best base ball
team that has visited our city aud good game
can be expected.
Company H aud Manchester Base Ball
team crossed bats at Manchester last Satu:.
day, in which Company II was defeated by a
score of Is TO l.
Hampstead team defeated the New Wind
sor club last Saturday by score of y 20 2.
The Sandyville base ball club won its tirst
game of the season August 10 by defeating the
Bethel Athletic club on the grounds of the
former by a score of 10 TO 9. The feature of
the game was the all around playing Of both
clubs. Flater and Taylor both pitched
winning ball Hits, Sandyvlle. 9; Bethel T..
Struck out, Flaler, s; Taylor, s. Today,
Saturday, at Patapsco, Sandyville plays the
club at that place Game at p. m.
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Melrose items.

W. w. Wilson'S family. of Baltimore, are
here on q two weeks visit among relatives.
Recently friend from another State asked
your correspondent where the Wash Will
son of his youth was. 1t seems that many of
our citizens and farmers leave our neighbOr-
hood to take up their abode in the cities.
Much praise has been bestowed upon the
| program rendered by the children of Wenlz' 5
Union Sunday School at their picnic on the
9th of August not only by many OF our home
| people, but by those came from distance
| The committee on the stand report that after
| all expenses are paid there remains S24.39
net proceeds of the picnic.
| Our printers work has increased TO such an
extent that he has concluded to build a house
| l6x22 feet and equip it with larger presses and
| a mo,er to keep up with his growing business,
| kridler's aud Lineboro celebrations were
| held on Saturday, August l3, and were largely
attended. There was a festival at Lineboro
on Saturday evening.
| John Baumgardner cleaned Geo A. Houck $
well last week. He does quite lot of such
| work.
One day last week while Erwin, an s year
| old son of Henry Wilson. was climbing fence.
| he fell and broke one of his arms DIR. }. ).
| Leigler rendered the necessary surgical assist
| ancr.
There is so much visiting going on that We
| do not attempt TO chronicle any oft II you
have personals that you want to see in the pa
! pers, leave it at Zepp's the printer.
The Ward Moving Picture Company exhib-
tied here on Monday and Tuesday evenings.
| Erwin f. kreitzer recently shot fish crane
measuring feet from tip to tip of lis wings.
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Bachman'S Valley Items.

Some farmers have threshed part of their
grain which is of good quality but not heavy
yield.
Edward Houck has returned to Baltimore
after spending several months at home.
Making hay is in progress. but grass IN very
short.
In reply to the Melrose correspondent ~
last week 5 paper wish to say that It rs great
satisfaction to have city that only gets an
awakening occasionally, but it is still city,
aud when a train comes in with train, II GER
tainly is on the go, intending all picnics, tes
rivals. Sunday school. show passing through
the city, and even few buggies passing
through enroute to camp. Good for all, sue
cess to follow.
Work is progressing on the new U. Il.
church, and in few months it will be finished.
Charles Tracy and wife and P. Milton My
ers aud wife are spending few weeks IN Flr'
gina.
Wesley SmeaGh and wife, of Hanover, Pa,
aud Edward Prock and Charles Smeach spent
Sunday with D. S. Warehimes.
James Hahn has raised potato which
weighs two pounds and six ounces.
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Taylorsville liens.

Most Of the farmers 81 this community are
through with their piowng.
Geo w. Magins, one OF our carpenters, has
gone 10 Baltimore 10 work.
crowd Of our young people visited o. T.
Buckman's last Sunday.
Rev. f. G. Watson's father viii preach in
Tayorsville Church Sunday, August 2lst, at
3 p. IN.
The festival held at the church was largely
attended
We noticed in the local items OF last week
that the office had tomato sent them that
weighed 20 ounces. We have one that was
grown in F. d. Zepp's garden that weighs 2s
ounces Can you beat 1t? Yes, see Local
Breyiiies -EDIrpRs.
Some Of orr people visited the tournament
Wednesday at Mount Olive. One OF our
young men. Harry Zepp, was successful in
the team show. He won fine buggy whip,
as first prize, for having the prettiest single
team
Our corn crop seems to be good one.
Our community has been greatly shocked
by the death of John I. Ingels, which occur
red on the 10Th instant.
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Maryland Affairs.


Col. Frank Markoe, of Baltimore, for years
commander of the Fifth Regiment, was para
lyzed Wednesday, and is in a critical condition.
Leonard s. Harrington, former clerk II
the Frederick Postotfce. has been arrested on
a charge Of stealing letters containing money.
During the storm on Wednesday night the
barns of Mrs. Matthias Hammond and Jane.
c. Cooney. in Howard county, were burned
by lightning, together with this years crops
and machinery.
David Ford, of Pomona, Kent county, has
been arrested upon the charge of paying a
negro boy to burn the buildings of Wesley
Corners, near that place, last winter. The
boy says he was paid IS to do the work.
State Senator Joseph S. Wilson. of Upper
Marlboro. who had been prominently men
toned for the Democratic nomination for
Congress in the Fifth district to oppose Con
gresham Mudd, died Thursday afternoon OF
Bright's disease at the home of his sister, Mrs.
Paul Iglehart, 1924 North Calvert street, bal
timore.
Abraham Bell. who was 100 years old on
July % last, died August IA, He was native
Of Baltimore county and leaves four sons, q
grandchildren, 10 great-grandchildren and
great. great. grandchildren He was mem
Der Of church for IS years, and his funera
took place last Tuesday afternoon from All
mutt Memorial NJ. P, Church.
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Reerpiion 10 carrsn Counlians.

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Mss Flnr@ Eh@sxh ani AsNS Eva WrtE3sF eater
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Fis Urscno An3 Ms Ayfso gaPAp q Vests iizsiry
Tle hnas, sas bsAatifuiiy Decorated fHr ihc
$500 IN gwen The Egrsss sew met A. 10 auus b
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wrgr prvsruirsi % Mis- Enmgzh's guess 81 hHlsnr
The evening" spsns ia uuszc foFtc's aHi faFinu
nzher gaFncs, rrtfrS hs5rg wa BY Ms An5eita
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ssxss hess3s L4F4nENigz. farpFre ll4tnxssfsn ksi
fay BlsA faHnsna. 1yFfis Webster. Adz Hsa 81
Maf.ae calvert. AHnrits Etsakgs. FinF HAYES Mss
NH3er Msg cara aSssh4 s-ssak ttrEr- Hsak. HsFy
calvert M FiuFrars Re ser Ns-ssrs Frei ~irtcrs
Houkri fsrEef, Z. q HinCkse clyde Johzs5sz. Gen
WurnmaFr. Affrsi Lvyiinz. Jscah Miiisf. elrrn
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AIeSia Items,

Miss May LAndes, OF RaIhmore, IS visiting
relatives and friends Of ihis place.
Cornelius landes, proprietor Of AEerlcan
HOUSE. York. Pa. Is visiting his brother,
Wm I.Aniez and family.
Mrs. Saaer~ine, daughter and son, Of Bal.
limore, arr visiting /. II. Lane and iAmJly.
Quite a number Of the sports Of this place
participated IN the sereaade Of Henry NJ. Mil
Ter AID Miss RinchArt, of Miller's, Nd, who
~ere married on Thursday evening. August !.
Mrs. Shsbleia. daughter aud son, Of Bslt'.
Hore. spent several DAYS vIsslIag Ibeo. Hot
fscker and family the pass week.
Quite a number OF oar citizens attended the
funeral Of MIS- Abbie Warshsim last Sunday
81 Hampstead. The fgHesSl ~As one Of the
larEes, ever held Al the Methodist Church,
George Henyy has made quite An improve.
mea; 70 bis house by Misunderstanding it.
J. II. Bailey Is painting the resideaoe q l.
II. Eppley.
Ms. Ioshas AIhauEh IS visiting relatives
aAd friends IN Baltimore.
The Lneboro picnic which vas bsid las,
Saturday attracted quite large crowd from
this Mace
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Gambler Items.

Our village has taken upon itself the spirit
of improvement. Daring the past week Mr..
n. Benson has had his new residence papered
and painted. and il is now about ready for oc.
cupaucy. Mr.. y. b. Gardner has had some
papering done. and the Jr. .. [. A. NJ. have
had their hall beautifully paperef which
makes it very attractive. Messrs Matthews
& Myers. of Westminster, died all the paper.
ing. Mr. Samuel Monroe Is building an adj
diton 10 his dwelling.
C. 5. Chew, wife and two daughters, of Pa
tapsco, were guests Of County Commissioner
aud Mrs. Geo. +. Benson this week.
Mrs. Sadie Woelper, of Baltimore, Is visit.
ing her brother. Clinton Sbipley.
Misses Grace and Virgie Buckingham, OF
Baltimore, are visiting their sister, ArS, W.
L. Shipley.
Clinton Pieifer and sister Mrs. Ella Spur
rier. OF Baltimore, are the guests of /. J. Nit
Ter and wife.
Dorsey Ward aud wife, of Baltimore, and
Miss Ethel Ward, Of Reese, are the guests Of
Levi Gambler and wife.
Miss Ada Lockard, Of Baltimore, formerly
Of this usighborhood, IS visiting her many
friends here.
Uriah PFugh IS 90 the sick list. DR.. jos
T. Herring s the attending physician.
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Albert Constable, ST.. one OF the oldest and
most prominent msmbers Of The Cecil bar,
wss shot ard perhaps fatally wounded by an
unknown assassin on the public road on The
top Of Gray's Hill. on the outskirts Of Elkton.
Nd. AZ p. IN. Thursday night, while taking
his usual Salk He was held up. robbed
Of bis watch, aterward shot and left Cor dea !
by the roadside, Mr. Constable vas ancun.
scioas when found by John Holland. colored.
Who hAsieEed to town and spread the report.
Upon the arrival Of Drs. John II. lamar aud
r. A. Mitchell Mr.. Constable rrgAined con.
seriousness aad told Of the shooting The a..
sAssin fred three shots, two of which took
effect, one over the right eye and the other
penetrated his back between the shoulders,
which produced paralysis of the left side At
q late hour his condition was almost hopeless.
He is IS years old, son Of the late Judge
Constable. married daughter Of the late Col.
John c. Groome, and is connected with the
oldest families IN the State.
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uniontown District Items.

The guests at Mrs. r. L. Cooksons entertained .
number OF the neighbors last Saturday evening and
arrived themaelyes artists in vaudeville. The prin.
eInai performers were the Misses Rosenthal and
Dalshirner Of Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs Frederick Wagner and Miss frieda
Liemrh0t OF Baltimore, at Charles Sittig near
town. ,., -.
Arthur Glanvilla, of Baltimore, is visiting his
grandfather Frederick fancy. In town.
George Seiby and wife of Clear Ridge, are visiting
friends IN LittlestOwn and McSherrystOwn. Pa.
Miss Bertha Delshimer. OF Baltimore Is an adoi
ttpnaI guest this week 1T Mrs. X. l.. Cookson's
HARRY Reindollar wife aud three children, OF
Baltimore are guests of Charles Reindoliar and
family Clear Ridge
Wsiiisas Reck. Of Rock Island, is visiting the
Misses Mering Cea< Ridge.
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New Advertisements.

Eighteen Cent Dress Ginghams, 8 Cents a
Yari-The Miller Bros. Co.'S Popular Cash
Stores. Westminster.
Trustees Sale of Valuable Real Estate
Josiah II. Cover and Albert V. Cover,
Trustees.
Special Bargains for This Week-T W.
Maiher 4 Sons. Westminster and Manchester.
August Clearance Sales Sill Continue
Charles u. Herring, Westminster.
Public Sale-Samuel l.. Harnish, near
Taueytown, Nd.
Special Cheap Excursion to Cape May.
Legal Notices. Festivals.
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fWu SENT TO THE CUT.
One Charged With Assault and the Other
as an Habitual Drunkard and DiS0rderly.

Robert Doe, colored, of Baltimore, and
well known in this city as peddler o. crabs for
several years, was arrested last Monday on a
warrant issued by Justice Rinker. charged
with committing an assault on VIM. Aahn.
Doe had been acting in peculiar manner for
several hours and without warning or provo
cation drew knife and struck vlclously at
Zahn's face. Zahn fortunately saw his move.
ments and threw up his arm and warded of
the blow, and escaped with several damaged
fingers Doe few minutes before had drawn
his knife on another white citizen, who took
him to task for having made insulting remarks
to lady. Though generally considered Of
weak mind, Doe never attempted to modest
anyone before On Tuesday Doe was sent
enced to the House of Correction for three
months.
Charles Mitchell, white, a knight OF the
road. was before Justice Crapster on Tuesday
on the charge of being an habitually drunken
and disorderly character He was sent to
the House of Correction for two months.
Constable Elias N. Davis took both men
down on Wednesday.
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Death of George N. Forney,

HANovER, Pa. August l6.-George n.
Forney, \ veteran hnaneier. known to mem
bers OF the Reformed Church throughout the
United States, died at his home here at |
O clock this morning at the age of 70 years.
He was treasurer Of the Potomac Synod OF
the Reformed Church of the United States.
which Office he held for seven years. He was
president OF the board of trustees OF the Re.
formed Theological Seminary, Of Lancaster,
Pa. and trustee Of Franklin and Marshall
College He wss active in raising the funds
10 build S5O,O Reformed church here, and
contributed largely To the fund himself.
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unInn NILS IicmS.

or~stas Bowrrs. ~il- and childrrn, Made
llae and Iahn. II Baltimore. Afr visiting Mrs
Sasan Bssh.
Hearr T. Myers + quite 80, ~ith li,i!e hope,
Of recovery.
Miss Lillian Fleagle ~as the guest q Mrs
MigAnd NasaAGm this week.
Miss Alice FroanieiieF has returned 10 bel
bone in Mes Windsor after spending a week
sith Ms. Miraad NushAam.
SAMUEL Sullivaa aud family and Mr.. Orn
dnrtf. Of BALTIMORE, arc guests ot David Ma
sauhHimer
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weatner RECORD for tne Week.

August 13-mercury 81 at a. IN. and rs
at 2 p. M; fair. August 14-mercury GA al
a. M and rs. at p. M; generally clear.
August l5--mercury So at a. m. and IS at
p. M; clear. August l6-mercury SO at a.
m. and 70 at 2 p. m; cloudy and showery, fol
lowed by clear weather; thuudergust, with
light rain, between 7.30 and 9 p. m. August
17-mereury 90 at a. IN. and SO at 2 p. N.
fair; severe electrical storm from s antil 10 p
IN. with heavy showers and high wind. An
gust 1S-mereury 81 at a. m. and "A at p.
m; partly cloudy; light rain at $50 p. N
August I9-mercury SO at u. m. and IS at
N m eloudy
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Shlpley Items.

Farmers are busily engaged preparing to
put out another grain crop. The ground is
quite dry and hard The corn and potato
crops here are fairly good, but the fruit crop
is poor Que.
Zion Sunday school is making big prepa-
rations To have a grand success on the Goth
inst. Prominent speakers have been invited;
the school will have an elaborate program,
aud Mr.. f. B. Arnold of Smallwood, will be
present with his graphophone, also the Small.
wood Orchestra.
f. G. Shipley has his new dwelling house
M and ready for the roof and plasterers.
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Mil view Items.

The rvSarny rains wiil asake the early cora,
Wa. Grimes ha. flushed BIS large lplszrc1
hSrn.
Most al the farmers are iouc elowsHg go'
ShsaI and some agr haaiiag line.
Health 81 coamgniiy good,
TArsshing = "a fall blasl bat The yicii - not
large
Ira DAVIS Is hu,l1Jas arg- saigon ~hcl
and cOsp crab oa The home place.
wm Grimes. Henry Welsh AMI Ed~ari
Ssreekef have each los, = valuable horse the
pasi wrsk
Mn. Moilie Burgess aai tso daughters. %
Baltimore. 3hn 4err boarding At Abner Cos
nclVs. have returned h0ne-
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A calored wedding.

Howard Fultz. of Pittsburg, Pa. and Miss
Blanche Edwards, of Westminster, were
quietly married at the brides home by Rev.
P. q. Walker, August 10. 1904. Those
present we're John A. Edwards and wife. Of
Washington, D. c.; Mrs. VIM. Edwards, Mrs,
Reuben Walker, Mrs. Levi Bruce, Francis
Edwards and wife; Misses Elizabeth Squirrel,
Marjorie Brown, Nettie Walker, Lena Myers,
Ida Bowen, Rosa Bruce. Lola Bruce, and
Messrs. Clarence C. and Frank X. Edwards
and VIM F. Smith.
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wooss-Simmonds.

Miss Edith E., daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alferd A. Simmonds, Of 307 West Hoffman
street. Baltimore. was married to Mr.. Charles
r. Woods on the evening Of August Is, at
the parsonage of Clifton Methodist Episcopal
Church by the pastor, Rev. S. W. Coe. The
wedding was quiet one owing to recent
death in the brides family.
A reception to the relatives and immediate
friends followed the ceremony at the home of
the bride. She was attired in white net over
white silk and carried Bride roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woods left the same night for
Atlantic City.
Mr.. Woods is son Of the late Peter Woods
of near Finksburg. is member of the Balti-
more Bar, and is very popular with large
c;roia Of friends
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Eden Items.

YIN. Snyder has added a new porch to his
residence.
Elmer Brehm is confined to his bed with
rheumatism.
Jacob Brown lost valuable COW on last
Sunday evening.
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Edward ~ Brown, lumber merchant OF
Baltimore. sacided in Druid Till Park on the
l2ih Instant Speculation Is said 70 have been
the cause.
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MARRIED.

ia August - lsai ~ the parsossarc. GlsuSiile.
Pa - RnV W khFhart. SAMUEL warner. u
tiaebnsu. Nj. Aud Manic ). ,nyirT. q Clsiorus
sssa nship. isEK cuuniy. Pa
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Miss Hcisu n daughter Of capt ?. Harry lrs in.
~ Westminster sd - tiFvriy. Colorado, GA the
ancrpoon d August 1913, fson aPpepdscitis Miss
iEwlp seal orsely Ia ihc early Frs q July All
aaiy fcs ,.ays prior io hrr dossh brT family bcrr
sre ihaasuaei that shs iisssse h-d AhAIsd sui her
recovery snlsylTasri. hat change &c ihc
sarI iook place. rgsgiitng IA her death
Miss lruin = 10 sxces,ilHkiy poplar sith a
lstEc circle % frtsnds. he yOungesg daughter
a capt p n irwin assistant ehasi suEineer - he
talt.snoce zasi ohia Rzlruaa add ErAnida 81 ter
81 the late Col John Bfooks Boylr ami the late
Elizabgta Key NayuAileE Boyle u gAis city He's
Surviving bz0thcrs AMI sssies arr Nh John u
Cunningham and Roger irs IN. q this ciiy Mn :
Walter Jeiscris ami De- ChsFles Boyle. of kknss'
city No, sui Harry Boyle. a GSeeieY. Col Hsi
mother Mr. Helen Boyle Ira m died several years
ago Her remains Witl Dc brouEas 50 shts city fo'
suserzseut ia She burial ErOaEd q - John :
Catholic Church % which she wGs = uae1her
Her funeral sili take place sunday afternoon a.
A.TF Hht~
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Died al his home near FsiEeilburg. Friday sfteF-
noon August =. amer few day. Illness Of pArAly-
SIS. In his 18th year lie ieAvea wttoN, who was
Miss sarah B4ass. and Que daughter b. former
marriage. Mr. RoieRour, Of Iork, Pa. Nm How
ard EckArd who resided with him, Is graIsddAngh-
ter he also leaves several other grsndehildren.
Ms samuel Harran OF Westminster is his only
surviving sister he kind husband and a
good father and had large circle Of friends Po-
NticAlly Mr. Fisher was Republican. His rrrnAtas
were inferred In the cemetery AZ Bzusts on
Sunday afternoon. Afier fgneusl services a. the
church. conducted by Rev. SIR. Newcomer a large
number Of sorrowing relatives aud friends followed
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DEATHS HARVEST.
Well Known Residents And others Who
Have Passed Away.


James h. HarrlSOn-
Aged % years died on the night of August Il, at
the home of his sister, Mrs Lucsn Runkles In
Mt Airy Mr. Harrison had been prominent rail-
road man until several years ago. when he had to
give up work on account of ill health. For several
years he was station agent at Gathers, and also
filled like position at Plane No. for some
years. He is survived by two sisters, Mrs. J. W.
Condor and Mrs. Lucian Runkes and one brother
George Harrison, all of Mt Airy.
Mrs. Annie ShOrh Murray.
Mother Of Mrs Edward A. Jackson, of Baltimore,
died August 18th, at her residence, Beiona and
Charles Street avenues, Baltimore county.
Mrs Murray was a daughter of Anthony Shorb
of the pioneers OF the iron industry of Western
Pennsylvania. In 1916 she married James B Muir
ray of Pittsburg, who died some years ago and who
was a grandson of Commodore Alexander Murray,
of Chestertown, Nd.
Mrs Murray is survived by three chiidren-An-
thony shorb Murray. Mrs Louise NJ. Carr and Mrs
Edward A. Jackson.
Mrs Murray was sister Of the late Mrs Louisa
; Dallas, formerly OF Westminster, sni aunt of
Mrs Charles b. Roberts OF this city.
sarah A. King
Widow Of George King. died at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. Levi Marke, in Hanover, Pa, Au-
gust H. of dropSy and heart trouble, aged 76 years
) months and days. She daughter of Peter
OningeP Of Two Taverns Adams county, Pa, and
was twice married. Her first husband was Michael
Hahn, silver Run. Nd 90 whom she was married
about S. years ago Mr.. Hahn died B years ago,
aud i've years later she was married 10 Geo. King
of Carroll county. Nd who died eight years ago.
She is survived by two sons-John W. Hahn, of
Hanover. and William II. Hahn OF V rS. Pa; and
three daughters, Mrs Levi Markie oi Hanover,
Mrs Ellen collins, Of Two Taverns, Adams county,
aut Mr. Iobr Mace pf HaItimarp Two brothers
aud one sister also survive Emanuel Ullager. Of
Two Tayerns. Henry Oilinger, Of BonneauyiIle
and Mrs Jonathan Thurman, OF Shrewsbury. three
s.ep-chiidren-MrS Ephraim Miller and Washing
ton King OF silver Run. and Mrs oliver Duhs. Of
Liaeboro Nd. Tweutyelght grandchildren and
six grCai-g grandchildren also survive
Catherine Ann James
Wife OF John ". James, Of Bloomsbury avenue
Catonsvilic. Baltimore county. died suddenly An-
gust u. ofaeu;e indigestion. Mrs James bad been
sick for several months bat saturday night AFTER
returning from the house OF Mrs Angelina stem
bier. neigheor retired IN gpod health Early on
SundAy morning she became very ~, her demise
following shortly amer,
Mrs. James was q years Old and was born near
FinksburE Carroll county. Nd. she was s dAugh.
ter Of the late Israel and Rebecca Lester % that
place In lSsa she was married TO Mr.. James. who
survive. her together with one dAnghter-Nrs
William p l. KILLER. u Baltimore aud two sons
MesSss William /. and Joha l. James. both Of Bal