The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-11-13
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1850.
. LOCAL AFFAIRS

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0 raiyr TOT hydraalie ram an 'Sler-
.Ps9 sss;s e., sn &c, Il as sss,
PEPPER
on amp posts ia thep place ofworn out wood.
ones
The grouEa ioraiea 'o- the depth
feet. TIE wells aad springs ought 20
1 |feely
{. Josepl 81 ,rr, gurisaer, thu city
gnted US 'F'fs sone very inc celery on
rnaavsy horse uuaehel 20 saigon.
u momt sft lxeiiomeul al dc Wat
un THU nlgai,
our more weeks Of warm weather." say
FL seafher-vise, IN consequence OF the thun.
torn on Wednesday night.
Arlf'T hudWilli Of Penn township,
oent. t.a dla9 o. the first instant,
e /. yealt II san.hs and jay.
~ wheat Rraysg Finely and k ting well
ii, enaa i 70 wtbslaui lhe winter
but bent brown oui ~ he f.oat
a ia A Spa'gl has beeH atoigted post
Re- 81 NuN ppa0n Frodsteh county in
u ice OF ls'fei A sparga f,1sa,,d.
iof haMniQa has appointed ssn 1cl NJ.
izzard Couply ComaiHsinnsf 1f rtederick
bnnty, ~ the place Of George "a. A.nhrose,
decehsed.
A Democrat in Taney,owu district is jast
4 one year behind time. AZ the late election
be voted a foil Democratic Stale and county
ticket Of 1879.
~ festival will be held on Thursday and
Ia Friday nights Of next week, at Odd Fellows'
III Halt ior the beaeit Of the Young Meas
christian Association.
phe storm of Saturday last did considerable
image 70 fences, &C., in Baltimore county
el Mrs. Gilber' near Glencoe, sustained losses
u u amounting To about 500.
r. A revival meeting OF several weeks dura.
ton at the Flnksburg NJ. Z. Church, South,
closed last week. There we're twenty con.
~ verm aud thirteen aceessons 10 the church.
During the rain on Wednesday night, about
It. hmidnighI, there we're two or three reyerbera.
HF tons oil munder but seemingly al distance.
The storm was more severe around Liberty
~ Frederick county
#iN Mrs Anna +. Brockett, wife Of Prof r.
I#i l.. Broeketi, Of Western Maryland College,
died in the city on Friday afternoon Of las
week, and her remains were inferred in Bal
n ,imore on Monday last
WA Mr.. l.. 4. Candy, who about a wear aso
IA married Mss Mae Backmau, so popular IL
~ this city, died on Monday ut Atlantic City, n.
a j., OF ,yIhOid fever, AGED ~ ytara v
n Candy was Journalistic of consider ble taleat,
aud quite popular 10 Baltimore
Owing 10 sickness Of llnv. J. Stewart Smith
rector, no services were held a. Ascension
y ifsPeaT+ lsgs- eltJ--lsaslSaalar Ihat VS. tAa
n & irst Sunday service he has a.issc1 facu beiag
a hn ORDERS more thaa ten yean.
~ This is the anuivtfsary ut ihe hofnmbtf
INV meteors, which on the night of ,he i6th OF
III November, 1888, iel like snow flakes. There
~ have been several brilliant displays since,
aotably that OF November 10, 1868 which was
III igrand beyond description, most brilliant be.
iET tween aud 4 o csek in the morning.
Hin John Smith, cOlorcd who was committed
m 10 jail here some months ago on peace war.
IL mt worn out By bis wife, aud who escaped
toA YIN confinement returned on Sunday and
les H. himself up His wife appeared against
feA hm q court on Wednesday, and he was com.
A naIictagain in daaal, Of security to keep the
)eaee
Iat WhAo prospecting for copper ore, Monday
Fork asst, N the farm Of Mrs. Eliza Hammond,
soON mgr hbsrtytowA Frederick county, party
md gruck AZ old drift which, il IS belieIi
aid Cd, hadfeen made at least hundred years
-ffA ago, as i IS lsyond the recollection OF the
rons Oldest inbabsnnt. The marks Of picks are
"A ~ planly visibll
'omnel wa xMr Free, better known as Polg
re Baltimore on November LIST,
! a., 60 nrs, / month and days She il
c y fourteen brothers and sisters Of
Roller, deceased. This iamiH'fs
,.vla ane stock ~ KQllers thai settled
A@s - Hly. The hrsf, BaAzsE Roller, vent
rNn- I9bnty in 1864.
JUSIt lpar of quite n number Of huiness
Npntempated in the future Of West.
q They Indicate some degree Of pro.
advancement in our local business
BAN a higher AppreciAJica Of the
~ aa6sfAf6y Udts. -lilg ciiN which
II have not received that afASntiou
lucKeydVe ration even FROM our own\citi-
lA Aich they were entitled,
ri Inv evening last, Mr. John N. SelGN.
= VeepStaI III watersSille, this county, on the
# and Ohio Railroad, met with a
en lclipse NHHi dent. lie was standing at the en-;
y #fhis barnyad, when horse, which
u h. u Hsoriug 10 escape from The yard, ran
% 'pS xtainst him, knocking him down and
Do ap0n his back. When picked upit
ca, ,ntH Iii lite vas extinct. Dir. s. II.
to- ~ called in aud rendered medical
;ep G. In National Bank building Of this
~ wa b he ahndsrgoing some changes, which
!, abip r. appearance as we'll as increases
b'aicR v n plty of the effects Of The Bank The
at S-lyy door has given way to glass Que,
,se n u iron rods, and the front window
VIZ iown to the floor, IN order that
..eeH m Il hinlerior eau be plainly seen by
y 'o1o "a - 4 II kAsasas
an - 4 an iaducement for persons 70
III 1neisElbl passing, a large clock, an aee ,l
"A - slakteper, Is placed upon the vaalI
- j ranbe easily seen from without, even
W. VI, On opposite side Of the street.
7Ks rsreh.Iight Procession.
<Sefns nApuhlinan torch light procession
Sa IL was appointed for Saturday NIGH
v y, Owing 10 the slorf.y ~eatls-s.had II
Aes sbned 10 Wednesday evening iast
W.. ihy -eseniug came, but the weather
Nh sunpropilious. However, it wal
~ sd shat there should be no more
lement, so the delegations were set IL
,SSgeeg .Iestsrrselsa.. .,a,',,, F g.
v the Wind was blowing a iyeB
rain beating down upon the mot
=, number of mounted men 3
X TV the van, while the rest wes
AinlAi torches aud iransparenci&
lntained pyrotechnics, such Il
atnan candles, which were set
NJ <isAs theprocession moved throtuh
pAl steet. One transparency rsad