The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-05-06
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Miss l.izzie Matthews has n fine school nj
Central Hall.
The Nav Term of the Circuit Court begins
on Monday next.
Mr.. A. NJ. Warner is paying out silver ia
change at his store.
Strawberries are in bloom now get ready
the cream and sugar.
Law, politics, and the assessment. will be
on the tapis, next week. fr
Licenses went off, on Monday, like hot
cakes, and no remnants left.
The Irving anniversary, last Friday night
week, was decided success.
The science of Hydraulics is the popular
study in Westminster, lust now,
When, oh when. shall we have that new,
handsome brick Railroad Depot
EVERYBODY and his wife will be in town
next week the beginning of Court.
Misses Belle Matthew and Matte Beaver
have Hourishing schools at the west end.
The Bank Examiner was poking his nose
into the Westminster Banks, on Tuesday.
Mr.. VIM. Fenby, about a mile from West.
minister, is building new barn, so x so feet.
Mud and dust alternate in Westminster.
Where are the sprinklersY Bring them ont
Prof Shryock of New Windsor, was in
town last Saturday, and took dinner at the
College.
Trim up your shop windows, IL you want
your goods to make handsome display,
next week.
DR.. Lewis Woodward is putting his house
on Main street, in order, for the reception of
his bride.
Ii is said that dry goods are prettier than
ever, this spring, and the ladies declare that
shopping is luxury.
We don't hear much Of the tournament on
Whit Manday aud vat n IL ,,rass;na h. I'd
upon us.
Specie is stealing out from its hiding place,
and men are paying it out in the ordinary
business transactions.
One of our bankers said they were buster
on the LIST of May, than they were on the LIST
of April.
Water.stock is now in order, in Westmin.
ster. Don't water your stock, but stock your
water.
Jerome Dell is building new frame dwell.
ing house on Webster street. The foundation
is completed
Mr.. Nelson Gilbert, of this city, who fell
from scaffold last fall, is still suffering from
the injuries he then received.
Westminster wants water with which to
quench fire in case Of conhagration, and to
protect her property from the flames,
Rev. Dr. Ward, President of Western Mary.
land College, preached to very large con.
gregation at Pipe Creek, NJ. +. Church, on
Sunday last
Mr.. G. W. Button, of Lynchburg, Virginia
has been selected to deliver the Grafton to
the Literary Societies of Western MARYLAND
College.
A donkey.c cart has been procured by cit.
izen of the West End, for the amusement of
his children. 1t is quite neat, aud attracts
much attention upon the street.
That was a moderately emphatic rebuke of
the opposition to the Citizens ticket at the
election on Monday last, sort of "water.
cure to the opposition to corporation progress.
Monsieur Jose Antonio de Lemas, from
Sautos, Brazil, is student at Western Mary
land College, and expects to remain four
years. He doesn't know word of English
but converses huently in Portuguese and French.
The Irvings are growing in popularity. At
their eighth anniversary a year ago thew got
one cake from the ladies; at their ninth last
Friday night, they got two. They ate them
on Monday at special meeting.
James L. Smith, has removed to Wakefield.
He will engage in butchering, and will butch.
er nothing but frst.class beef. No Centen.
NAL cows or Noachian bulls will fill his sham.
bles. 1850
After the corporation election was over, on
with fsts--merely the ''play of freemen's
spirits" There was similar pastime in New
Windsor, the same evening, where, also, an
election was held.
Don't be in too much of q hurry to lay off
your oyercoats and other winter apparel.
Better be encountered little with your wrap.
pings than to have sore throat or twitchings
Of rheumatism. An ounce of prevention Is
better than n nounl of cure