The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1882-07-15
THE DEMOORATIo ADVOCATE,
SATURDAY. JULY Is, 1882.
LOCAL AFFAIRS
Local Brevisies.

Local Brevisies.
Light roam horses are very numerous in this
part Of Carroll county.
The army worm made its appearance in this
city yesterday friday.
The council of Hanover has resolved to build
81, 600 fire engine house.
To-day is the last day of the July registra-
ton. Don't fail to have your name entered.
The new schedule of the Western Maryland
Railroad viii be found on the 4th page of this
issue.
ssSome Suggestions. on the first page, lisa
communication for the consideration OF Dem
ocrats.
The residence of DIR. J. W. Herring and the
Union National Bank building have been re
painted.
Miss Mary Zahn, of this city, who has been
at Ti4fin, Ohio, for about year, arrived home
yesterday.
c. Robt. Miller has been appointed assist
ant to James f. Smith, register of voters for
this district
From L. L. Billingslea and o. Devries we
have received British Columbia and San Fran
cisco papers
Joshua Smith, Of War6eldsburg, sent US
some wheat heads this week which contained
sixty grains each.
Col. Charles Marshall, Of Baltimore, was in
Westminster on Tuesday. looking at some OF
Lynehis driving horses.
Now, girls. if you can get access TO the reg
istFy lists Won can learn the ages q all the old
bachelors in your neighborhood.
Chief Judge Miller, ofthis circait, was sum
moned from Annapolis to Elhcott lily ON
Thursday on account of illness of his wife
Solomon Blooningberg, Of Baltimore, was
fined S25 and costs BY Justice Crapster; on
Tuesday, for selling specsaeles without license
Although there viii be no eampmeeting at
Emory Grove this season, number OF tami-
lies propose to encamp there few weeks m
August.
Owing TO the busy season the Firemen sex-
eursion to Penmar on Wednesday was not
large The number from Westminster was
about 20.
At the close Of business ON July LIST, the
Farmers 4 Mechanics National Bank Of this
city had $s2, PA. 60 on deposit aud the Union
National Bank S2O5, 0s9-7a.
Wheat harvest Is about ended, though some
wheat stay still be standing. The middle Of
July is rather late for wheat harvest, though
il has been delayed By rains.
Small change Is scarcer In Westminster now
than has beef known for some time. u has
been almost next to impossible to get FIVE
dollar bill changed here this week.
Mr.. Frank Broyn, Of Freedom district. has
harvested. threshed and shipped his wheat
The wheat was Of the Fultz variety, and the
yield was thirty bushels TO the acre.
Repairs to the jail are progressing, and the
building viii be under roof in a few days. In
the dormitory 4 place viii be provided for she
accommodation Of juries that have TO be kept
together.
To-day. Saturday, the I5th a July. IS
ST. Swithin's Day. about which there Is an
adsee that II il rains or IS fair upon that day
there win Be a continuous track OF wet or dry
weather for the forty days ensuing.
The Court Of Appeals has sustained the
Judgment Of the Carroll county Court N the
case Of Sarah Bitter vs.. the Philadelphia.
Wilmington 4 Baltimore Railroad. removed
here from Baltimore city. in which damages
were awarded 20 the plaintiff
Today is the last day Of registration To
be registered anew i necessary 20 BE qnaiiiicd
Is vofe ii the fail. That you have once reg
istered does not matter. The old lists are
done aNay with, and 20 he entitled TO vote you
must register again. Attend 10 i AZ once
Nv 4 change IN schedule on the Hanover
Junction. Hanover and Gettysburg Railroad,
the train formerly connecting with the a.20p.
m. train from Baltimore has been discontin-
ned. This arrangement viii delay the dehy-
err Of the ADVOCATE along that route until
Saturday.
Harry Goodwin. son Of Mrs. ". r. Good
win. Of this city, fell from cherry tree, in the
vard Of Jamss T. Smith. by reason Of the
limb breaking. He fell on pavement. and
was unconscious for . time His head and
shoulders were bruised considerably, but he Is
now recovering rapidly.
Ms. Maedalena Sfoner. mother Of Abram
Stoner. Of Union Bridge, died on Sunday
morning last, aged 81 years. months and -
DAYS. For more than 60 years she had been
member Of the German Baptist church
Her funeral took place on Monday afternoon
al Beaver Dam aud was largely attended
III. X. Balcome, well known 70 many .peo-
ple Of this city aud county, as the reliable
agrut al the reliable nurserymen, Atwood 4
~ IL Geneva. New York. was here several
DAYS this week. He Is nov, and has been for
month or two. operating in Kent and Queen
Anpe's counties, and will be ksFe next month
60 see his old customers and Others
The t;ne schedule Of the excursion train ta
T.urav Caverns is given under the head Of
fsBusiness Locals 10 this issue. Quite q
number Of Aszaes Of persons who exfSet q
ioiu the parfy have been received tins wesS
OTHERS Who desire 10 20 should let the com
raitlse IN charge know. There will be ample
room. Those who desire Is can have seat
reserved
Al a competitive examination held 1t tbs
Office of the County School Commissioner, o.
Tuesday, July lith. for the purpose Of hli.nl
vacancy il the Senatorial Scholarship
81 Carroll eoursy III the Western Maryians
- - ia IA Kfauk Al
Brown. The examination was cnsidneted 2,
Prof. Reese. dos M Parke, Esq. and Prot
los. NJ. Newson, Examiner Of Public Schools
Westminster bicyclisss are increasing j.
crusader and improving in skill. They pro
s,oss Z, organize into club shortly, uniform
and 80 out together Several have uniform
ana 4 = not unusual 10 see three or tou
riAing aeeefher. One day this week W.
roda q Fipksburg in IS minuses. distance
Of al miles. ARRIVING there in time for break
fast The fs,tel breakfast table looked like
evcIone had strnek il when they had finished
The Balt;mors Ereniag Ners Of Thnrsda
savs. seThe Marstaad Live Stock Mutna
IA Society Of Balgisnere CITY yesterday pai
"a &. +. Whittier. of No. 25I North Eide
street. 500, the value Of horse winch wa
insured IN the association few days are
4he horse had been insured he took sick kn
died, ana the proof u loss N'as " 49, :
ar. Clarence Seabr0Ok, secretary, who, ate
ne formal proceedings we're executed, pai
fhe amount of insafanee IN full, which wa
without any assessment
ID. Y. Henning, ESQ., wife and niece, ms
with An accident last Saturday, whilst on thel
way from Hampstead 10 this city. just aite
leaving Hampstead fhe horse became fright
ened at q sign board and became unusanage
able. Mrs. Heuning lifted the little girl o.
and jumped OUT herself balf fiillag - dom
80. and iniuring her leff arm. The hors
inset the carriage in turning around, throw
Ing Mr.. Henning out. Mr.. Henning wa
bruised about the head, and his foot estehin
in a wheel he was dragged some distane'
The horse went back to Hampstead but II
carriage was demolished.
Orphans Court-
Monday. July l0.-Henry Case, acting e'