The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1883-05-19
SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1888.
orAL AFFAIRS
Local BreVifieS.

tbis market tins week.
49, ,.for the LIST of June Westminster will have
rrsideLt piano tuner
vo,por is right again. lie SAID that May
..,niJ be cooler than April.
TI, T,yIorsviIe Band have had their
, =" taken for new uniforms.
n.pIanting is about finished in Carroll.
uanr farmers finished last week.
The MARYLAND Chassis of the Reformed
a cr,,ncb meets in this city on Wednesday next.
The Meadow Branch turnpike company
,rn declared dividend of four per cent. for
The past year.
whilst potato vines are scarcely above the
..,nnd fine potato bug is on hand i'll consid-
rr,bIe numbers.
The Nontour House is being reprinted.
Mr. Bond the proprietor, now sends Dayton
,y,oon to all trains.
The brick-work on George W. Albaugh' S
,.n. huiIdjng near the depot, was begun on
"Wednesday morning.
Rev. Thomas H. Lewis. of this city, preach
od an Sunday last at the Ninth Street NJ. r.
Church. Washington.
There was frost along the water courses
m tins county last SATURDAY iliOl Hil-' anu "'N
on Thursday morning.
Efforts last week to get up subscriptions to
water the streets of Westminster during the
summer proved failure.
Mrs, Lewis Winters, formerly of this city,
but now of Washington, was IN estmlnster
several days this week.
For INDUCING in discussion with fists
u,,d,v i'm this city. four persons were
held for the action OF the grand jury.
One hundred and seventy cases IN the
cirrait court have been continued, and the
term may not last longer than usual.
The Commissioners of this county and How
ard have decided to build bridge over the
Pltap.co at GorSuch Switch. in Freedom dis
lrct.
Sunday. the 9th, will be observed as Dec
Grafton Dav at Winfield Burns Post. OF this
civ. will be present. Services will be held
in Ebcnczer Church.
Mr. Nelson Gilbert is repainting the resi-
d,nce of Mr. Charles Y. Wantz. The Cath
ole Church is to be reprinted. Mr.. Gilbert
will do the latter, also.
Mr. Jonathan Bixler, near Bachman' Mill,
.i,';II;n, an ,ddition 1870 feet. two stories
~ - =, Jv,nII;ng John Rankert carmen
nun tI..,n St,rnn, MACON
1.-..,,,, c,,,t;,.,1 o,,o,,,d
>,%" -, " w, V,HJ,,a,J,,, a,.,f,,,,,,
lat the ". T.. 'hurch Oh Wv MeuheSuay evening"
.amd Is StIl continued mere VIII DE Il mus
zeal entertainment to-hiSiit'
Mr.. r. j. Walden's horse ''Anthrlm won
the Army and Navy stakes at the National
Jockey Club races at Washington, on tuesday,
pnr and quarter miles IN III.
The Lutheran congregation of this city will
ooI have any service tomorrow Sunday.
REV II. ". Kuhns. the pastor. will preach at
the Lahrrn Church, Taneytown.
The Democrats of Freedom district are
called, by 4 notice in another column, to meet
If Freedom next Saturday to form a club. &c.
Good move. Let other districts follow.
Jobn r O,ndorT has purchased for s.. 900.
of juL,, Xnutorof the lot on the corner Of
W,in and Carroll streets. this city. The lot
!. .nbinct to am animal oround rent of S3G.
m y - pI.,,,,,. Iraro,. pood oo,,,o 70
W 'GS ,'I' 'E ,I,Ja int tLa' ~
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'an ~ NY S'IPi,s" I,., l| oo5
!" ,n' '''H anu I'i'Se"' ''''N'''s very soo"
'I,F' IN, r.. 6 r.,,1.o l,c , c,+,,
W. ga" VIZ. ufo; o. ro9NG leli on SHo
@ sl 10 ES Iei'1 rs Is Ran .tIr," atrod
T r W. IL nc en- Doc'o. ie'"l neJ ~,
"'F'1'S MIS- rouNe Will re'ii"''i "oi''e "''9 ,
"g9''' C,..l H. H.,
Inc organ OF Ascension Church mas peGil
o.ernauIIu anu repaired, ant; nGm naJ nJ haI
I''' E-a'r- ~ n P;ddI, c+raot pie.
'">' ~, 'li"''' - '" ''''''''
'"% g1 I'll" ine "oFA; r W., ,,,..1,,1
ne graduating class oI NcsteFll Mary G i:.,iJ
'olI'9r ms year numbers t"eh'y-oiG r., rih'i
t a, "rIt I'J 'm; "Te ''',
WI '''' '.o'I'l'2 !" W. UNI, 5
j" I''I''IS "'"''o''S anu esS"5H
br. 'h#S. BIlIlngS!ca has bought strip OIL
amt >e'r'' a@d a-haIt feet front and running
pack lar usual depth, from the l mon Nalionai
Bank Tor 500. The Doctor proposes ehlarg-
a% ms house at some future time.
Mrs l., :. Dallas and Miss Kate Fortna
have returned to Westminster, after spending
the winter IN Baltimore. Mr.. Murray and
family. Of Baltimore, have also come to West
mnSler to spend the summer months.
On the Sth instant DIR. Jas. +. Summers,
assisted by DIR. George II. Brown, OF New
"ihdSor amputated tue left leg OF Mrs. israel
Adams, OF Nariieldsburg, below the knee
Nhg was suffering with carries OF the bone.
Kew. ISaac l.. Nicholson, of st. Mark $
episcopal Church, Philadelphia, formerly
rector OF Ascension Church, this city! has
'aaIiy declined absolutely to become bishop
81 lhG Indiana diocese, to which lie was
e'rSied,
The "ednesday Club OF BALTIMORE gave
'ielr last Solree OF the season on thursday
.'lSnI OF last week. The hall was crowded leo
I ST Two pays were gwen; In snowman
.ilSS Jeanne AhrlVer, OF AVondale, near tulS
''S' LOOK part.
"Smg to an error IN the copy furnished us.
, W report OF the Farmers and Mechanics
NaIiona Bank, OF this city, published last
week. did not represent correctly the condi-
ton tic. of the Bank. The report is re-published
'ni +, week, with errors corrected.
Inc mon Bridge Band elected its old Off
In ~ on Friday evening last, as follows: W.
- a. lsrry president, ohm U. Wilson Wce-pres-
, W j. NJ. Hollenberger secretary, D.. T.
w. Trliz treasurer, and 5. L. CARRIER leader.
Inc Band is holding festival this week.
L. W. Leeds has been elected president OF
,.e mon Bridge fire company, VIM. Wood
mS.g,epreSldent, Ben. A. Richardson secretary,
SilaS d. SenSensey treasurer, and Richard Z.
noLila9 engineer. The Holloway engine was
tLeeNea last week, and tested on oonhre TO
'"y RI satisfaction OF the citizens. 3,
,,, lne hrst locomotive ever built in Florida,
Ja!S the Fcrnandina Mirror, was placed on
J ,5 y last Friday 1t was built atthe shops OF
Me- Me- transit railroad, under the direction OF
VI, H. v Dohoney, formerly OF the Western
"laiyland Railroad shops at Union Bridge,