The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1883-09-08

l.r is the last day of the September
~" D' Il registers Of voters. Don fail to
w. Io,r name properly recorded, if 1T has
4, been done.
Nm Gqiselman. of this county, has pur-
I' two months old Percheron horse
4 If israel Garretson, of Adams county,
II for Sl25.
..,r " Ccrnand, executor of VIM. II.
l-.,r sold on Saturday last a brick dwell
4 o on Main street. this city, to George Sher-
4 for loo.
H. T. W. Kuhns, D. D., having gone to
4 ,r.t county to assist in the dedication OF
4 r,ieron Church. will not have any services
4 i. tomorrow
rnrd Bowers is building a two-story
/ nv. dwelling for his son William, 3OXlo
]. =, IN the land known as the Roop wood
4 IN Franklin district.
f. H. H. Power. proprietor of the West
SER Civ Hotel, has sold his hotel inter
IN Lancaster. Pa. and will devote all his
.rv TO his hotel here.
The number of voters registered IN this
.I.r M to II clock yesterday morning
.-l,t prcciuct-whte a. colOred 2; 2nd
..nct-23 white. colored >.
og Wednesday last the Second Nine Of the
.,mnstcr Base Bail Association went to
ronown and defeated the kalakoraS. of
a.nlacc. by score Of 80 to u.
Mr. Calvin B. Taylor. of Berlin, Worcester
n,v, 4 graduate of Western Maryland Col
IN the class Of 1881. has been chosen
aaoaI of the Berlin High School.
Ms. Mary Z. Willhde, this city, sent to
!. ADVOCATE u sample Of her Peerless pota-
@ They were regular in form and aver
I'd one pound three ounces each.
Mr. Gcorge \. Taylor, formerly of this city,
,rof North Carolina, arrived here yester
.vtor short visit. Mr.. John Tracey, Of
fillmore county, was here yesterday.
The lndcpcndcnt Order of Mechanics eX-
rr,im to Washington last Saturday was
.4,ant affair." and over four hundred per-
Ia, went to visit the national capital.
Tie public schools throughout the county
I.ued on Monday, but the attendance lsvery
I'm. There will be more next term, but the
Iaa.> are never full until after Christmas.
The LAYING of water mains is progressing
belly and will be pretty well finished this
ak Only Il portion of Green street and
ppal shorter streets remain to be finished.
]Ir Louis G. Wainwright, of Princess
.guc. Nd, has been appointed principal Of
Be- IIiiIsboro'. Caroline county, public
4oos. Mr.. Wainwright graduated at West
20 Maryland College last session.
Vim. \. Cunningham, Esq, returned on
aar,day from his trip to San Francisco. He
peaks in a complimentary manner of the hos
.aGy of the San Franciscans. The trip was
cromd Of sightseeing and enjoyment.
Mr. Joseph b. Boyle has been elected del
gate, and Mr.. Charles E. Fink alternate,
@n st. John Beneficial Society, Of this
lily, to the fifteenth annual convention of the
iii Catholic Benevolent Union, which
lre's in Providence, Rhode Island, on the
Iaecomcr stone of a new Lutheran Church,
alc Washington road, south Of the Liberty
od. Freedom district, will be laid on Sun
lay, the 18th INST The Zion NJ. p. Church,
D tue same road, four and a half miles from
Westminster. will be dedicated on Sunday,
october 7th
Mr.. John Lantz. residing near New Wind
W. met with an accident on Saturday last,
'4.e returning home from the Sunday school
at Winters church. His horse
d1 away, demolished the buggy and severely
INJURED Mr.. I.antz and Miss Ella Geiger, a
o@g lady who was riding with him.
=, Inc inquest held in the case of Robert
AoI,oot, of Phoenix, Baltimore county, who
Isl Sunday at the Maryland University Hos
,a Of injuries received August by being
y 5: on the head by locomotive on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at Mount Airy,
resulted in a verdict of accidental death.
Inc price Of the ADVOCATE for the cam
~ Ssn Is just the actual cost of the white paper.
llis Is done that the paper may be within the
s-sa OF all, and that the people may be in
S4ea upon the issues of the campaign.
'yu4 iii names at once. Let every Democrat
SAs an interest in the matter and circulate
Ae paper.
II Nj; William Shriver, who left here last
I y i9r the West, returned on Monday,
l'yf an absence of about six months. Mr..
IENer was most of the time in Montana,
'aeEe he was engaged with a surveying party
I e4a1man. He was well pleased with his
~ ana experiences beyond the borders of
a7lization.
IN the first page Of this issue will be found
Al extended account of terrible volcanic
aupuonS, sinking of islands, and the great
|. Oi lives IN the straits of Sunda. 1t would
/, 4 well Tor readers to look at a map and learn
u lOeatlon Of the disaster The straits are
y !! the islands of Sumatra and Java, in
De a. indian Ocean, lying south of Asia.
+, ~ Saturday last the Sunday school of St.
nun ',. : Lester s. Lutheran Church held its
, ,'-uI' celebration in the grove near the
,aa. Addresses were made in the fore
' ,Go by ". l.. Seabrook, Esq. and in the
Tv n = d! by Rev. II. W. Kuhns, D. D., and
h. h. D. D. W, Abbott. Music was furnished by
W r p'eckleysville Band.
WI James G. Berret, of Washington, d.
,o NJ arrived IN Carroll last week and took
t I.aisSiOn OF part of the old Berret home
; Sau III Freedom district, which is known as
, Ever Die" A new residence is to be
m iIisu On the property, together with other
81; I4'lgs' The many friends Of Col. Berret
rs I eA'end to him and his family a cordial
Tome II n back to Carroll
IN D. Hlteshue, formerly of this county,
IT. IT. accept our thanks for a number of Kansas
es s papers !; Mr.. II. is engaged in fitting
n ~ u Iae Glllis Opera House, in that city,
IT. I I nrm he represents. From Kansas
Ia Il , ne viii go to Council Bluffs and Omaha.
o. ' a! mat he visited Kansas City one year
sn AMI au9 On his return was astonished at the
tim I'm ADVANCE that city had made in so short
h n Tnerley }. Clousher, superintendent of
lost oDohogh School farm, and one of the
n m successful farmers in the state, began
syoS %e a to prepare his silo, and will be en-
e EN- On 1t all next week. Mr.. Clousher has
moa very successful in this work, and has
ber, VI his own. As some of Mr.. Clou-
nj nn1 trends IN this county desire to observe
ave 4 am that method, they can now
We al opportunity to do so.
po Sgstern Maryland College opened on
reSeDt There are about IS students
L will others are arriving every day, and
riola H 10, enter until after the Baltimore
Icntr mere have been some changes in the
Ikes y ~ SINCE last session. Rev. B. I. Benson
beI Tle place of G. W. Devilbiss, professor
lace A ~ l6ettres; Rev. S. Simpson takes the
atur.l !, VIM. ID. Zimmerman, professor OF
/ Ma M, science and French language; Austin
%. nr; iaill takes the place of G. Berry Cush
I. XII PAL OF preparatory department; Jas:
Itor i fsakes the place of VIM. r. Mcdaniel,
ate n n LSStln, Greek and mathematics; Miss
"ue NJ. Smith, assistant nraca,,trass