The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1883-03-10
SATURDAY. MARCH 10, 1888.

LEGAL BreVitieS.

valuable real CS'titS anu iNA',oii"i G'O
oo" :, advertised in this issue. Read the
advertisements
p.r Thomas H. Lewis will otficiate at
, ,at,,norv NJ. +. Church tomorrow Sunday
morning at 1890.
I,J,. ZONES was here on Monday attending
, ;udicial duties in cases III which Judge
smith was disqualified.
m. charters of the First National Bank of
-, ,,,'.I,nrr and of the First National Bank OF
,T..',.,. have been renewed for twenty years
I,bn IIrindcl has resigned the position as
.:'I.t and freight agent at llttleStown, ana
;",nnd, moving to this county and engaglnglh
farming.
Iobn Zepp. a respected citizen, died at his
..,;Jancc near Watersvilc, this county, on
Eriday Of last week, aged 81 years, months
and days.
, ,,osnel tempcrance meeting will be held
- The lecture room of the Lutheran Church
~, sunday afternoon at 80 o clock. All
are invited.
We have been requested to announce that
p.,.,,. Past Past viii hold its next regular meeting
nm Thursday night, 10th inst, at Odd Eel
laws Hall. \ full meeting is requested.
Hobt. f. Frizzle, brick-maker Of this city,
has made contracts for the delivery OF 4oo,oW
tricks. to be used in new buildings that will
he nut up this spring and summer IN tins city.
" T. laugh. of Taneytown, will begin
shortly to erect Il machine shop at that place,
Iov30 feet. and afterward will build foundry,
a0ylO feet, and Il Storcroom, 4ONl0o feet.
Rev. II. W. Kuhns. of this city, delivered
IN address at the Anniversary Celebration OF
IN, II l.. S." of the Staunton, Va, Female
seminary, on Thursday night Of last week.
The case of Phillips vs.. the State was ar
,ucd in the Court Of Appeals on Wednesday
Iv Jas. A. c. Bond for the appellant, and
submitted ON briefs by counsel for the APP
DIR. r. b. Nornent, of Woodberry, former
IL of this city last Monday assisted III the
a,oputation of the trost-bitten feet OF man
named Evans at the Baltimore county Aims
House.
The citizens of Uniontown have been con-
,idering the advisability Of building railroad
from that point to connect with the Western
MARYLAND Railroad at I.inwood, two and a
half miles.
Mrs Scott Dillchunt will give an entertain
mrnt of readings and recitationS, under the
ar,picrs Of the Arolathian Literary Society of
New Windsor College. on dncSday night,
March DIST.
There was slight fall of snow Oh Sunday
aitrrnoonand another fall Of about four inches
ON Tuesday. followed by hail and rain. Sev-
rrll ,cighs were out Tuesday night and We'd
ncsday morning.
The furniture of William Del phey 5 Tenn
perancc Hotel, corner Of Saratoga and How
ard streets. Baltimore. was sold at public auc-
ton ON Wednesday. Mr.. DeIphey will retire
from the hotel business.
The Maryland Conference of the NJ. p.
Church will meet in this city next Wednes-
c;ly. and will be in session for Il week. The
ministers and delegates will be given homes
among the citizens.
Rev Isaac l.. Nicholson, formerly Rector
Of Ascension Church, this city, but now of
st. Mark 5 Church, Philadelphia, on Wednes
day last was elected Bishop Of Indiana, by the
Episcopal Convention in session at lndianap
Dphthcria is said to be prevailing in Myers
district. 1t is reported that eight members of
Jacob Crunrincs family are now suffering
from the disease. One daughter, aged 10
years, has died, and several others are not
expected to recover.
The Westminster Fire Department has ac-
ccpted the invitation of the Carnival Commit
tee and will participate i'll the parade on
Easter Monday The Inder says Union
Bridge will send good delegation to West
minister on the occasion.
Harry Peasc Dramatic Company played at
Manchester last night and will give another
performance there tonight Saturday. On
Monday night be will present a fine comedy
program al odd Fellows Hall, this city, pre-
Wous to starting out on a regular tour. The
Company is fine one, and the prices OF add
mission will be - and 80 cents.
The Westminster Gas-Light Company on
Tuesday last elected the following officers for
the ensuing year president, John l.. Ref
Snlder; Directors, Charles b. Roberts, Edward
Lynch, VIM. \. Cunningham, Robt. c. Hall.
Chas. T. ReitSnidcr, Charles Y. Wantz.
Over ,lG0 shares were voted.
In reporting proceedings Of Court of APP
pealS last week, we reported the case of kagle
vs.. Iotcn under the head Of Rcindollar VS..
tbckcnger. In the former case the court
below was reversed and as it is an important
decision we will give the chief points in it
neXtweek. ltrclatcS to the payment of forged
nOteS
j. Frank Brinkcrhoh', of Gettysburg, was
~ Westminster on Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. iirlakcrhotf was Democratic candidate
Tor Judge Of election at the recent election, and
was only beatcn nine votes in a ward that has
fre0tg;fre Republican majority, which shows
l'at he Is popular in Gettysburg, as he was
here
The Baltimore Conference of the VI. +.
Tnurch convened at Winchester, Va, on
Wednesday. and will be in session until
next Wednesday, Rev John Edwards, Of
Centenary Church, this city, left for Winches-
Ter last Tuesday evening. He will be return
eo to his charge here, it is thought, for an
other year Mr.. Edwards has been placed on
uie committee for church extension, and is
chairman.
,o fev. John Edwards, of Centenary NJ. +.
I,Aurch, this city, gave a financial report Of
L IN past years work to his congregation last
sunday night, the conference year having
closed with the last of February. During the
year the congregation gave S105S for the
SUPPORT OF the gospel; for foreign missions
?l''.M-eongrcgation S41. 80, Women's For
ElEh Missionary Society SIG, and the Sabbath
School $500. The Sabbath School raised
iIr It's own support $50: congregational Incl
uca'al expenses $500. Beneficial collections
Tor conference $27; for church extension
20 freedman aid Sl2; education 1923, for
S ga I1 reli' SD. This all makes Il total of
Sl.j34.23.
Maryland Annual Conference.