The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-04-10
SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1880.
LOCAL AFFAIRS

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feeder 10 The Wes,srn M.,.i"o1 .aa @''
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early Sunday morning. aew nga;ns, ,hs 80
ME Of the Catholic cbnrcb and was L;iiad
Mr.. q. ~. Clabauoh. n nrominan, c;,;,.,
of Taneylown, died on Monday nigbt last ~
iyphoid pneumonia. after n shor, ;l1nss. 49,
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Col John X. LonRwell. of this CITY. has
been drawn as a petit Juror in The United
States circuit Court at baltimore. for tbe
April term.
Cloth pedIer swindlers are at work In this
State Look out for them. Regularly est,b.
Esbed merchants are the most reliable peonle
io buy from,
Mr. Joshua Warfeld, an old Gland mark -
whose illness was noticed in last weeks issue
died on April LIST, in the S0th year of his age.
at Sans Creek.
A COW, with her second calf. belonging Ia
Mr.. 4. j. Reed, Of Carroton, in one month
paye 1854 pounds Of milk, an average Of 3
22.8l gallons day.
The Irving Literary Society Of Western
Maryland College, will hold its thirteenth an.
niyersary at Odd Fellows Hall, on Friday
evening, 23rd inst.
Col. VIM. L. Maulsby, Of this city, has
filed with the Governor an argument against
the coustitutionality OF the gambliag law
passed by the Legislature.
Miss Sue Hammond, daughter Of Mr.. d.
V. Hammond, near l.iberlytown, Frederick
county, has a mirror brought TO this country
FROM England about the year 1875.
A Local Option Mass Convention will be
held in Carroll Hall, this city, on Saturday
next. Hon. Neal Dow, of Maine, the great
temperance orator, will be present.
The Baltimore Gun Club Of Baltimore are
negotiating with the Carroll County Agricul.
tural Society for the use Of their grounds, in
this city, for days shooting and sport.
The Maryland State Temperance Alliance
will hold It's annual meeting in Baltimore on
the 10Th aud 10th inst, The Buell. Family, OF
this city, will furnish music on the occasion.
william Dietz in Hallam township, York
county, Pa. has pair Of mules 20 years old.
George Pnff, of the same neighborhood, has
a horse 80 years old, and squire RUBY one 20
years old
Mr.. j. II. Shirley, u large real estate owner
in this and Howard counties, and in BALI.
more city, died at his residence, near Mari.
ottsville, on Wednesday, Of paralysis, 10 the
10Th year OF his age.
Work on the new reetory OF the parish Of
the Church OF the Ascension, this city, is be.
ing pushed forward, aud the building will be
ready for occupancy next month. II will be
handsome structure.
The U. d. Church now numbers bishops,
A. annual conferences, 2,2I7 ministers, 100.
600 members, 2.I52 church buildings and 8
institutions Of learning, including theology
cal seminary ct Dayton, Ohio.
The refreshing showers and warm sun of
the past few days, have given life TO vegeta.
ton. Peach trees are IN bloom, early vsge,
tables are growing finely, and mother earth
is DOMINIC her mantle Of green.
A short extra session Of the State Normal
School will be held from April 9th antil
June 10th, 10 which all school teachers will
We admitted free of charge. Board will cost
from three to four dollars per week.
The baltimore county Republican primaries
will be held on Saturday, the 9th instant, Ia
all the districts except the first, which will
hold its meeting on the 2gtd. The county
convention will be held on tbs 18th,
Fannie Ball, a colored school teacher, in
the public school in this city, was fined two
dollars and costs, both amounting to over ten
dollars, by Justice Mikesell, on Saturday. for
uuduly whipping Emma Lowry, one Of the
pupils.
Mr.. Benjamin T. Jordan, ex.soun,y com.
missioner Of Baltimore county, living near
New Market, was thrown from sulky on
Wednesday, whilst going 10 To-sontown' and
had his en leg broken between the ankle
and knee
About O'Clock on Thursday morning of
last week, FIRE occurred at Sbrewsbery,
York county. Pa and before the names could
be arrested, Eve dwellings were reduced to
ashes. The buildings were owned by Mrs
NJ. NJ. Myers.
Columbus Cover, near Dennipss. has nur.
chased n tract Of land containing as acres
from Lewis N. Shneey for $500. Mr.. Cover
has since sold Two lots Of the same land, one
w. Helm for $3.50.
Charles Moore, clerk Ia Boyle's drug store.
day, accidentally spilled some on one OF his
pants legs, and in short time the oil burned
me legs Of his pants and drawers nearly of
fortunately he prevented the oil irom burning
himself
a, letter To- the ADVOCATE from Mr.. WIN.
~. byers, OF lazewell county, Illinois, son OF