The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1883-08-25
,rr-RDAY, AUGUST %, 1888.
ooAL AFFAIRS
,ooaI RreVifieS.

fa lDH'TT'' Eretzer has established a billiard
Cbas:: y .ho basement of the Zeiber building.
sooa III i' u, r s the hottest day of the sum-
lht H. mercury reaching 81 in the shade at
"' ,nroc,rE is indebted to Mr.. John
Luz Of this city, for basket OF luscious
o7 2a, s...ons of the Carroll County Teach
i iT,.i,ute begin at Central Hall School,
city, -r next Tuesday,
a3 :, '', venue received at the Westminster
luz ,foa for the year ended June 30, last,
,D ,ntad to 81. 7Oj.54.
,T % Gaorre W. Litsinger, of this city,
A5 Jt ns 4 tomato on Monday that beat
' Ir Matthew'S. it weighing , lbs. and 3
rr wm p. Maulsby and Col. John X.
'o~ I'LL of this city, attended the fun
L",-%JT'' Ham. Jeremiah 5. Black, at York, Pa,
.a Tuesday.
Man., f,rot the days of registration, and
II Democrats. that not Il member of
'' ,,r,, fills 10 qualify himself to vote in
a yacm0rr
D., # v. Kulus. u. d.. of this city, will
IN Deer Park. Garrett county, to-day to
q ~. IN the laying Of Il cornerstone OF
& .,hran Church.
a., Kerr. agrd - years, died suddenly ON
p'".l,y morning at Gleu Falls, from in
.,.. received while unloading fertilizers
.fon week previous:
n.o,cr,,tic primaries to-day, and county
'.,nating convention on Monday. Repub
,.,i,narirs to-day also. and county con
.atou on Tuesday.
festival for the benefit Of the NJ. p.
n.rcb WAS held on the pavement opposite
the church on Thursday evening. by the chill
Irn Of the congregation.
festival held at the chapel, for the benc-
Aa Ascension Church, ON Tuesday, We'd
n.Iay and Thursday evenings, by the chill
lnoofthc church, melted 500.
Grand picnic will be held in Judge L.
p SIingnh' grove. near New Windsor, next
Thursday. Three hundred invitations have
been issued. and the music for dancing will
diminished by members of the Fifth Regi-
nrnr Band. Baltimore.
Frederick ZaLm. living near FrizelIsburg,
brought to this office Il few days since stalk
tcon containing forty or fifty germs of min
sne ears. and all covered with heavy
growth Of long brown silk, the whole present
mgan appearance of Il mammoth tuft of hair.
The excursion business at Penmar, on the
Western Maryland Railroad, this season is
about double that of any previous year. On
Saturday a carloads Of people arrived there
from various points in Maryland and Pennsyl-
gana including large number from Balti-
more. and about twenty from Westminster.
The coIorcd people of this city contemplate
holding celebration here in September. 1t
,cxpccted that Mr. Frederick Douglas and
other eminent roIored speakers will be pres
pnt number Of coored lodges from Fred
cHck and other cities will be invited to par
ic.pate in the exercises.
Prof. Theodore Blume, professor of Ian
aages at Calvert College, New Windsor,
from 1873 to 1860, dropped dead from heart
disease last Monday at South Orange, New
Jersey where he was professor of languages
in Seton Hall College. Prior to 1913 Prof.
Bnme was a professor at Mount st. Mary's
College.
Beginning with the next issue the ADVOCATE
viii be sent to any address until November
10th for twenty-five cents. The better the
people are informed the more intelligently
they will act Let each Democratic subscri-
Orr secure another. Send names, postotfice
address and money at once, in order to begin
with the first number.
The Our Boys club, of Baltimore, the best
amateur club in the state, will play the West
anstrr Association First Nine here next
tuesday. The First Nine went to I.ittlestown
Yesterday to play return game with the club
Of that place. The I.ittlestown club was de-
atrd IN the first game here, but since then
they have gotten good battery and otherwise
the nine.
Prot. George w. Devilbiss, A. NJ, late vice
president Of the Western Maryland College,
has been elected principal of the Anne Arun-
del Academy, at Millersville, Anne Arundel
county, Md. The trustees will purchase the
grove IN which the academy is situated, to
Ieauuty and adom it, In the near future
they will build commodiouS dwelling for the
Professors and buarderS.
Mr. Joshua W. Miles has been nominated
b! tn" Democrats for state attorney Of Som
.lset county, Md. Mr.. Miles is graduate OF
Western Maryland College, and is we'll and
1'ofabIy known in this city His friends
le'r without regard to politics, hope he will
'r successful IN November, rs he is young
I"n OF stirling worth, character and capacity.
Tn tuesday night while Mr.. Joseph Reese
-ot,e and buggy We're standing in from of Mr..
j. bIAer store. the horse was frightened ut
! bicycle, broke the rope with which he was
%fhed and ran away. The buggy was over
EAed and slightly broken, but before serious
,'Mase was done, the horse was caught near
.'pp store. The rider of the bicycle was
0l on 1t at the time, and it was nearly dark.
~ lev. Frederick c. Klein, a graduate of
western Maryland College, and we'll known
u TINS city, was married on Thursday of last
'egK to Miss Mary Patten, of Pittsburg. He
ulu ms bride will sail for Japan September
: IT. whittier he goes as a Missionary of the
n r. Church. On Tuesday night farewell
) sF ~! to Mr. Klein was held at Starr Church,
and addresses were made by him
VIII hev, j. /. Murray and others.
Ut E. Cover Cox, a well-known Baltimore
1%iySlclan, died on Sunday night at Mountain
, leeWV heresidence of his sister, near Union
n.iuse, this county, aged 63 years. DR.. Cox
~ at meeting Of Carrollton Council, Royal
alcanum, and had long spell of sickness,
rom which he never fully recovered. He sut-
: from a complication of diseases. Early
Il Sle summer he sought the pure air of Car
o VI. Tor the Improvement of his failing health,
;. u received little relief. Dr. Cox was born
" frederick county, Nd, August II, 1920.
'. IfOt, James w. Reese has purchased
,UlunGla tricycle., and received it on Thurs
ay' 1t Is the first ever brought to this city,
ba quite curiosity. The wheels are like
,n"T OF bicycle, the saddle between, with
r' al wheel IN front, and two iron projectiles
!, prevent the machine from falling over back.
.op: 1t has appliances for guiding and
'oPPng, and can be used without danger.
,aueS can also use them, and a person can
g. upon the saddle and ride without previous
.oa Prof. Reese got his to ride to and
Ju a The College. The price was SlS5.
!. h1nWood camp Church of God) began on
; aIay OF last week and closed on Thursday
t SSn'' with the customary feet-washing and
' " religious services. The attendance was
0 Gne good, that of Sunday being estimated at
H.; many ofwhom were from this city. The
, aua err conducting services during the camp
Tafs, Elders c. Price, C. Bartells and j.
IIa aryy,, OF Harrisburg, Pa; E. w. Spencer,
r,g Nv Pa; Hanson Reeves, York, Pa;
~ u, . Palmer, Warfeldsburg; Wesley Rodkey
a au, refer Lugenbeel, Mayberry; Benz. Will
aus, friendship; j. w. Sexton, Frederick
;alo John II. Chew, Carrollton; VIM. VIM
ger and j. II. Christ, Uniontown; C. d.
aehel, Samuel NALL, of Penna. There were
'ehly-seven tents.
Col nv ,