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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-05-06
Municipal Elections.

Annual elections for corporation officers
were held in Westminster, TaneytOwn and
New Windsor last Monday. There were no
contest anywhere, and but little interest was
shown. In Westminster not one fourth OF the
yo,e was polled, and in New Windsor not a
ballot was cast until within half an hour OF
closing the polls.
In Westminster lO5 straight tickets were
cast and q were cut. The vote was o. d.
Gilbert. for Mayor. 1872; John j. Reese l3l,
John I. Zahn i3l, William d. Henry l3I,
John H. Elgin 129 and Edwin w. Shriyer
ll2, for members of the Common Council.
S. P. BAR received 16 votes for Couneilmen.
As Shriver's name was last on the ticket,
those who voted for Bair cut off Shriver.
In Taneytown DR.. Franklin H. Seiss was
re elected Burgess and Messrs. Edward KEN.
per. Edward Z. Reindollar, John 5. Fink and
James Fl. Reindollar Commissioners Dr.
C. Birnie was also elected Commissioner, to
succeed John S. Bowen, of the present board
who was not candidate for reelection.
In New Windsor the present officers were
elected as follows Burgess, Winfield 3
Drach; Commissioners, Henry Englar, Chas
Jones, James T. Lambert, j. Edward West
Albert Lambert.
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Stouersyille liens.

Mar 4.-On Sunday. April 80. at 2 p. M,
an immense coucourse of people attended the
funeral services of Annie, wife OF Calvin
Staruer, at St BeDjalnin's Lutheran Church.
The services we're conducted by Rev. K. w.
Doty. pastor of the church. Masses of ex-
quisite flowers in expressive and appropriate
designs covered the large cloth easket. The
pallhearers we're Charles, Jacob, Calvin, Jr.,
William, John, Edward and Harry, her sons,
aud John SENT. son.in-law, OF Baltimore
Jas NJ Stoner was funeral director.
At the annual election at st. Benjamin S
Reformed Church, on Saturday, the following
were elected Elder, Plus Little; Deaeons,
Herbert Essig and Lewis Hull; Trustees, j..
Wesley Beggs, Frank 0rendorf, Harry LATHE,
Joshua Smith and james NJ. Stoner.
DIR. Selby has had his residence painted
Charles Shafer, who recently purchased the
property OF the late Daniel Baumgartner, has
improved it by adding window, porch and
painting the residence.
Mr.. aud Mrs Jesse Gorsueh, OF Hanover,
Pa. visited his and her parents IN our village
on Sunday.
Miss Iiottie Cole, of Hanover, visited D..
Wesley Beggs this week and before returning
home was quietly married ut the parsonage by
Rev. r. W. Dolly to Norman G. Hankinson,
also of Hanover.
Health of community good; farm work
nleuty. and weather fine for outdoor work.
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Pine Hill Items,

MAY AIR. f. Jones made u business trip
TO Westminster last Friday.
A. n Humbert is having his house painted
BIZ A. ". Unger, of Hanover.
Josiah Wentz aud wife, of Pleasant Valley,
were guests at Nahia Arter's SUNDAY.
A. j. Hess, our stone mason, Is busy. lie
reports work plenty,
John Krumrine is having his house painted,
Edward Bentzel and Noah Neuman are dong
the work.
Pine Grove Sunday School has now one
hundred and twenty FIVE pupils on roll, a little
more room for few more Sunday school
yorkers. Every one welcome, school meets
Al o. clock Sunday morning.
VIM. Beaver and daughter Sarah, OF fancy
town, paid short visit at John Brumgard
on Tuesday.
Bertha and Ellie Baughman, OF Ranben'
slime, visited at j. d. Sholl's Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesensale. OF Hanover, spent
Sunday at Urias Markle's.
Ellie Masenhimer, who had been living al
Hanover. has made her home with her grand
mother. Mrs. Myers, Of Locust Grove.
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rrrparing for nsmorial pay.

The lsi,lesso~u { Pa independent. Of last
week, says:-Hou. C. II. Daitcra Aai his
committees have been hard al Work 20 make
the coming Memorial Day the most solemn
and imposing Of ABy ever before observed N
this section q the State. The orator wtli be
no less q parsonage that the eloqsent Rev. DR..
Memingrr. ef Lancaster, With other speakers
to add pathos aud patriotism ~ the shrine Of
our departed heroes. A choir Of twenty young
ladies under the leadership OF Miss Margaret
Elliott will lead the vocal music. The pa
Ade will be sn imposing spectacle. The hrsi
wagon will contain the old veterans and Siil he
drawn By sir black horses mounted By sax
Spanish American veterans The second
wagon will be occupied by Miss Margaret
Elliot aud the twenty young girls Tbs wagon
viii be drawn by SIX white horses. The third
team will draw the flower girls. The horses
will be four bays The fourth team wall be
drawn By SIX brown horses. This wagon will
b. handsomely and lavtshly decorated with
silk OF the national colors manufactured here
81 our Iittlesi0wn silk mills. All harness OF
these teams will be white. Al immense crowd
Is expected to be present from distance.
The Pleasant Valley Band and IS Order men
will be ia line The Carroll CoanIy Reed
Band with 30 Order men have promised to be
present The Mayberry Band together with
our own Liitlestown Band Will foot up total
of four bands that will participate. All the
Orders in the county have been invited.
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New Advertisements,

Nav Sale Of White Goods--The Miller
Bros. Co Popular Cash Stores. Westminster.
Straw Hats for Men and Boys, Rte.-T. ".
MAther 4 Sons, Westminster aud Manchester.
Billy Fowler Has Opened His Hotel and
Cafe next TO Boyle's Drug Store. Westminster.
Have You Thought Of Your Summer Suit
ShArrer & Gorsuch, Westminster.
Dissolution Notice-WilliAm Theis and
Walter +. Patterson. Jr.
To the Patrons of The Advocate, Wander
ford Bros. Westminster.
Watch 0ar Cent Window-keefer Sui
Ivan, Westminster.
DIR. Charles II. MeddeN, 70 East Main
street, Westminster.
Applications for I.ieenses-David P. Smell.
ser. Clerk.
Well Drilling-J W. witherow, fancy.
town. Md.
Special this week-War6eld, Sykssvine,
Nd.
Westminster Candy Kitchen-P. SANTOS.
List of Unclaimed Matter in the Pestothce.
For Sale at Finksburg-S. B. StocksdAle.
Proposals for BRIDGE. l.. Ham, Clerk
Mill at Puclic Sale-Hoods Milling Co.
wanted-AddreSs NJ. Medford, Md.
Horses-H. A. Smith, Hanover, Pa.
oral Noticaa
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Melrese Items.

MAY s.-oue day last week, as Jacob Geisey
was assisting in Stacking lime he accidently
got some Of it in his left eye, which caused a
great deal of pain and he may eventually lose
the sight of that eye.
Last week Jacob II. Bemiller, deaf mute,
of Westminster. who was once our shoemaker,
was here improving his property. de makes
friends wherever be goes. He says his oldest
son, Cleveland, is now in Cincinnati, Ohio,
employed at paper hanging, receiving 81 per
day.
James Findlay. OF the Findlay Milling Co.,
went to New York last week to purchase al
engine for use on the B. V. Branch of the W.
NJ R. Z.
An effort will be made to reOrganize
VENTS Union Sunday Sssaol on Sunday
May 7lh, at a. m; all whoNAre interested in
Sunday school work are expected TO be pres
ent.
Our little magazine is continually making
new friends A lady in Washington, on hel
sick bed, secured ten subscribers in a shor
time. 1t is a credit TO the community tina
our magazine holds local circulation o.
nearly 200.
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IamDerrOn-Clabaugh.

Miss Helen Ciabangh, daughter of Justice
Clabaugh, of the Supreme Court of the Dis
trict OF Columbia. formerly of Westminster.
Md. was married al 4. 80 p. m. on April %,
in st. Thomas Church TO Benjamin PAulding
Lamberlon, Jr., Of Schenectady, n. y, sou
of Rear.Admiral Lamberton. Uniretd States
Navy. Rev. c. Ernest Smith performed the
ceremony. The bride, whose father is q
Marylander, was attended by her sister, Miss
Katherine Clabaugh, as maid OF honor, and
Miss Emily Bruno and Miss Pansy Lyon, OF
Baltimore; Miss Elizabeth Lamber,on, Miss
Mary Lamberton, Miss Constance Adee and
Miss Blanche Burrell as brideSmAids.t Mr..
A. NJ. jackson, of Seheneeiady, was besa man,
and Victor Robert SIedman, John G rdner
and Turner Willard, of New York; William
Hewson, Of Philadelphia; Lawrence Osborne,
Of Schenectady, and Orville Ecker, OF Wash
ington, were the ushers.
The bridal toilet was an exquisitely dainty
one of white liberty satin, the bodice trim
med with duchess lace. An enveloping veil
of tule was crowned with orange blossoms
and she carried shower bouquet Of lilies OF
the valley and bride roses. The maid o.
honor was in white chiffon with large hat
aud carried bouquet of yellow chiffon cloth,
their lace hats being tied under the chin with
yellow ribbon and wreathed with roses and
foliage. The entire effect was exceptionally
becoming and dainty.
A reception followed the ceremony in the
home OF Justice and Mrs. Clabaugh, after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Lamberton left for an ex
tended trip North.
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SILVER Run lIsmS.

ala looks a. i there uiil b, an Abuu.
dance Of iruil this year Judging By the bloom
on the trpeS-
Farmers arv very h'asy no~ planting corn;
sua,e have ALREADY knsshrsi.
The grain aud erass looks tae ia ihis com
mainly and he month q April showed ssAHy
rye heads.
The sale Il Rev. NJ. Ne~co@ers wAs sell
attended last Saturday Asasr preparatory ser
VICES. and goods brought far priers.
A. J. AeaaiIier il sssA selsiaE Eggs. sofae
conc and gss so ssg> a = iime, DE = also
Engaged ia tracking peas, beaus. swecs corn
aud potatoes; be pat = acres ia POTATOES
The communion services in The l.nlhsfan
charch on Sunday ~rrr largely attended. The
church wAs beautifully decorated With Potted
flowers, and WaN crowded ~igh an Atisniixs
audience. The church VS. also crowded At
the evening service 70 hear Rev. MISSIONER
preach hIs last sermon 10 this congregation.
On "Wednesday be and his faniiy leif. Mrs
Newcomsr stopping 81 York Pa and be xoang
to his as~ geld Of labor in Baltimore, Nd.
Next Sunday. May eth, Rev. Mr.. NOder Of
New Jersey sill preach in the l.a,heFAn ehareh
ia toe altsrr.oon at > 81. Sunday school a.
lis p. m
Ms. c. FeeSeF bad nee picket icnee put
up along the pike on her property.
Mr.. and Mrs. DAVID Hahn ard daughter, 81
near Westminster. wefe guests % J. X. L5ppy
and wife on Sasday.
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Persons having friends as guests and deSire the
publication Of the same viii please send their
names 10 this otfiee- EDEToEsl
John r. Martin. of Baltimore. was IN West
minister last Saturday and Sunday.
Stale Auditor George K. Ash was in West
minister on Monday aud Tuesday, examining
the records aud accounts II county officials.
Father NJ. A. Femme. Of GOvansio~n, was
in Westminster on Monday.
Hon. Milton G. Urner. Of Frederick, was
10 Westminster on Monday on legal business.
Master Edwin Emory Murray, OF Baltimore,
is visiting his grandfather, DR.. j. ". Herring.
of this city.
Mrs. Clymer Whyie. of Roland Park, Bal.
timore, was a guest OF her SSIers, Mrs. DIR.
Joseph I. Herring and Ars. Edgar Thompson,
on Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. Florence TIton. widow Of the late
Lieut.. Palmer Triton, L. :. A, visited Mrs.
WIN. II. Nanderford on Friday and Saturday
Of last week. This week Mrs Tiilon weai to
her former home in South Carolina.
Charles Diffendal. Of Westminster. gave a
very pleasant social Ia a number Of his friends
oa Friday night Of last week.
Miss Florence Hotf Mirien, OF this ciiy. who
is nj the Maryland General Hospital, Balii.
,ioH, is slowly recovering.
Mrs. Joshua Stevenson. who has breu visit.
ing her children in Baltimore. has returned
home.
Oscar Black and wife. Of Baltimore, are
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Ms. Levi Black,
this CITY,
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CARROLLTON ITEMS.
Death of Annie KnOtt-Meeting OF Christian
Endeavors and EpwOrth League
Scarcity of LabOrerS, Etc.

MAY 3.-Mrs. Annie Knott, much re-
spected colored woman, and the widow OF the
| late Joseph Knott, of this vicinity, died IN
Baltimore on Friday last. of cancer. Her re-
| maius were brought to Carrollton on the ii
a. IN. train on Sunday last, and were buried
in the LOT on the place where she formerly
| lived. Aunt Annie, as the old and young
people used to call her, washed for number
| of people in and around Carrolton. She was
a trust worthy colored woman and many re-
| gret her death. She was a christian, and has
| gone to reap her reward in the other world.
| Aunt Annie leaves several children to mourn
| their loss.
The Christian Endeavor Society and Ep-
worth League of the Union Bethel Church OF
God, jointly held a grand meeting in the
church last Sunday night, at which there was
a very large attendance. Addresses we're
made, and the singing, with organ accompan-
iment, was very pleasant TO the ear. Miss
| Mira Algire read the address of welcome, toll
| lowed by addresses from J. +. Evans, Rev.
| Victor H. Belts, Harry Mitten, of Wakefield
W. H. s. Algire, of Wesley Church, and
other representatives from Paiapsco, Sandy
vile, Thomas, Providence and Wesley
Churches. The singing was in charge OF
| Randolph Taylor, and coruetist John houek.
! A liberal collection was given 10 aud the
societies IN their good work.
Michael E. Walsh. Esq, attorney at-law,
| of Westminster, with his family, moved to his
| country place on Tuesday last
Fruit trees are looking very pretty IN their
beautiful blossom dress. Everything in the
way of the fruit line is in full bloom, and from
present appearances il looks as If there will be
big crop of apples, cherries, pears. plumbs,
&c. providing they do not fall of the trees.
The farmers are very busy planting corn
and potatoes. Farm hands are very much
| needed, and cannot be had in and about these
regions at any price.
The wheat fields are looming up and are
looking fine, with the appearance OF a big
crop the coming harvest; grass or hay helds,
in some places, do not look so bright for the
future.
J. II. Weller. section foreman of the W.
Nd. X. r. from Westminster and east of Car
rolltou Station. has force of strong. able
bodied men at work east Of Carrollton Station
raising and ballasting the bed of the road for
the 90 pound rails which are to be substituted
for the lighter rails, which are 10 be used to
carry the heavy coal freight from the Wes,
Virgins Central Railroad.
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TaylorSyilIe Items.

MAY 4.-JAmes A. Barnes has erected a
new wire fence around his yard.
Dr. A. T. Crouk has erected new smoke
hoase.
Charles c. Wright, Of Baltimore. visited
bis parents during Easter week,
Carroll v SnAder. Of Frizellbarg. visited
bis cousin. Harry R. ZePp, Of this place, dur.
ing Easter week.
Howard ShipIey. our faithful milk hsuier,
has in the past ten years hauled tor II. NJ.
Zlle's Creamery 30. 600 pounds,
Daring the ihuuders'urm oH April 25gh.
lightning struck A. {. Barnes barries slightly
damaging Il.
Mr.. J. " Fnzsell. Of Baltimore. visited
her brother. Isaac Frizzell. from Saturday
uaiIi Tuesday.
Preaching a TayioFsville VI. r, Chareh
Sunday night By the Rev. q. G. Harris
Sunday school vas recognised last Sunday
With the follosing oaicsrs; Superintendent,
c. ". Barnes: assistant, q. T.. Wright: sec,
reiary. I. J. Bysrs; treasurer, T, A. Barnes
Librarians. John Barnes and Thurman Wright;
organisi. Mrs. Ella Barnes
Health 81 community good.
ie~ DAYS ago Mrs- 1homas II. kooaIs,
while haa,iHg FOR . turkeys nssi, saw large
black snake lying in the hedge. Not know
ing hos to ki8 IS she kept an eye 90 4 aniI
ssifue one came IN SIGHT. watching the u5oasses
for aboa3 three hoars when seeing the mayor
OF C~uirpville coming she called hias to eoas
and kiR the bozcoastrcfuF. After rvcoaHoit
eriBE lor short time. be coaciusicsi - rs BIS
luck huniiug = short fence rail. g'vinE the
snake heavy whack. hadiag that the sUsk'
was dead ST the whils.
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Pleasant Valley Items.

MAY S-The caterpillar pest has again
made its appearance, and 1t is not a common
thing to see three and four nests on one limb.
The only way to get rid OF them is 10 keep
constantly stirring them with pole and rag
on il. Do not take corn cob with coil oil
on IL. as it does too much injury to the tree.
There win be preaching here next Sunday
morning st 10 a m. by some Lutheran min.
ister, whose name Is not known at present
writing.
Harry J. Myers. who was threatened with
pneumonia and has been sick for nearly =
week. is somewhat better.
Fannie, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wan. II.
Yingling, who was taken with sp&sms in
church last Sunday evening, IS better.
J. F. Yingling. OF Baltimore. IS visiting bis
brothers, Joseph aud Edward Yiugling.
Miss Edith Sullivan, Of Baltimore, IS visit.
ing her grandfather David Frock.
David r. Petry. near here, hurt his hand
by the jack shipping while working at bis
pump last Saturday. The pump fell Abou, II
feet. crushing the hand into the bone. Mr..
Petry is compelled TO carry his hand 10 sling.
Harry l. Devilhiss . having bis house and
naIbaildings painted, which adds much 10
the appearance Of our village.
Miss Elsie Lester aud Miss Anna Hahn
visited Shade school last Friday. They weFe
entertained by the scholars with Singing and
recltatious.
We sAw ia last week $ ADVOCATE that siacs
President Roosevelt sent West and Secretary
Hay to Europe tia, The country has bad =
rest. bot we ghink by the time thai Teddy
time has expired, ne wiil all know the rest
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orphans Court.

Mou5av. Nav l.--James W. Gilbert, exc
eu,or Of Agass Ann Gilbert, reiHrned inVsn-
tory OF personal property, and received order
to sell same
letters Of administration on the estate o.
Martin l.. Grimm, we're granted 10 John Al,
len Who received warrant TO appFaiser anu
order 10 notify eredsoFs 80
Letters ,estameutAry 90 the estate ol I rAnSi'
NJ. Roberts we're granted to Mary d. Roberts
vho received warrant 10 apprAise and order
TO notify creditors
James Haxhes. executor Of hcnor hughss,
returned inventory Of personal property ana
,r,,lea hrSi and final account
Tuesday. Nay Matilda Saable. admin.
is,ratrfx of Sahilla Barthold, settled hFss and
hnAl Accoanl.
LYDIA ]. Brandenburg, administrative OF
Joshua p. BrandsnbaFE, reported SAFE OF per
sonal property. sc-
William Y. Ffizzsll, administrator Of Cath
eripe Frixzell. returned Inventory OF money
and reported sale Of personal property
Joseph p. Yingling. administrator q ,'es
Cooksoa, retained inventory Of stock and re
c.ivpd order To sell same.
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IN mEMORrAM.


In loving but sad remembrance of our dear hus-
band and father. William II. Taylor. who departed
his life. April IS, 1904
Weep not for me, my wife most dear,
You know how did suffer here
You know that endured much pain
And that your loss is my great gain
Farewell my children, near and dear,
Ny heart was sad TO part with you here,
But since IL was the Saviour's will.
Trust him. He doeth all things we'll
BY HIS WIFE.
We miss his coming foot steps,
We miss him everywhere;
Home is not what 1t used TO be,
Since our dear father is not there.
BY HIS DAUGHTER GEoRGIE,
Sleep father dear. and take your rest
God called you home, he thought ii best;
II was hard indeed. to part with thee
But Christs strong arm supporteth me.
BY HIS DAUGHTER NARY.
Dearest father thou hast left us
In this dreary world alone
You have gone to join the angels
In that beautiful heavenly home.
Farewell. dear father a sad farewell,
Thy loss TO us no tongue can tell
And when on earth wei breathe no more,
Wen meet you on the heavenly shore.
BY HIS SON CHARLIE
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UNIONTOwN ITEMS.
Several Well-Known Persons nl-Gern1ar
German Baptist Lovefeast-PerSOnalS, Ect.

MAY 4.-Evan Haines, near Linwood, has
been quite sick the past ten days.
Miss Ida Mering, of Uniontown, attended
the funeral of her friend, Miss Fannie Moore,
in Washington, D. c., on Saturday last.
Robert L. Cookson and children, Francis
and Wayne, visited his brother, Joseph Cook
son, near Littlestown, Pa, the first of the
week.
Henry Gobright and son William, who are
working in Baltimore, spent several days with
his family at Clear Ridge, this week.
Harry J. Black and wife were entertained
on Friday of last week by Henry Stlig and
wife, near Uniontown. Mrs. Black is neice
of both Mr.. and Mrs. Sittig.
Miss Martha Haines, daughter of Mrs.
Fannie Haines, and Edward Dingle, were
married on Sunday evening at her home, in
Uniontown, by Rev. r. J.. Crawford pastor
of the Church of God.
A series of meetings will be held in Pipe
Greek German Baptist Church, beginning
Sunday morning, May It'll, and continuing
every evening during the week. They will be
conducted by Elder Charles Bonsack, of
Meadow Branch.
Alfred Euglar has been elected deacon in
Pipe Creek German Baptist Church. Love
feast on Saturday, May 18th. No trafhcking
allowed near the church.
Samuel Hiltabridle. near town, took some
Smith Cider apples out of the ground this
week which were as solid as when burned IN
the fall.
C. Edgar Myers, assisted by johnson Hol-
lenberry. of Uniouiown, put tin roof on the
residence of Mrs. Brilliant, near New Wind
sor.
Charles Crumbecker is building carriage
house s by 20 for Winter Brothers.
Hazard Crumbecker, Vaudeville, has re
modelled and improved his residence.
Charles Sittig, near town, has put an add
ton Is by 90 to his stable.
Charles Caroaugh, of Fairview, has pneu
monia and is quite i'll.
Fifty. eight money orders were issued by
Mrs. Frank Eckard, Uniontown Station, da-
ring the month of April.
Harry Rodkey, Unioniown, lost one of his
horses on Sunday.
Samuel Hiltabridle has so far set out 500
sweet potato plants
Lumber and wood at the Ka.bAuch sale on
Tuesday brought better prices than at the last
sale.
William Bowers lost his driving horse Dex-
ter. first of the week.
Mrs. Margaret Miller, of Baltimore, is the
guest Of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Seiby,
Uniouiown.
Miss Denis Si,tig, of near town, after I'm
ishing a course in stenography has secured
position with Harris / Co., eoufeetioners.
Baltimore.
Thomas II. Gather. OF Uniouville, assisted
by George W. Selby, put up the hrst Page
wire fence 10 this section for James Nj. Shell.
man this week.
The Lutheran congregation Of BaGsi :
Church have elected the following officers !;
Elder, Charles Myers; Deacon, Arthur Mas
ter, and Trustee, David II. Hahn, aud the
following we're chosen BY the Reformed con
gregation: Elder, Dr. L. Kemp; Deacon, John
Spangler. aud Trustee. John DuderA-
Delegates to the C. f. Convention 70 De
held in Cniontown, May Is and ~. are re
anesied TO notify George ". Seiby. Union.
Town, Md. on what day aud trSin they ~iis
arrive AZ iinwoad