The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1884-03-15
AFFAIRS

Mr. James NlChuul iioHi
town last week porker weighing $40.
Samuel Weant has sold out his store at
Buceville to Mr.. Wilson, of KNOXVILLE.
H. LYNN, proprietor of the Lynn Hotel
At Mddleburg, will discontinue the hotel bust
ness shortly.
Nimrod Green has been appointed post
master at Carrollton, this county, vice }. +.
Rinker, resigned.
Our Sam S Creek correspondent this morn
inc tells of some large yields of milk from
COWS in that section.
Monday next is ST. Patrick day, after
which more settled weather is generally ex-
uected. or at least after the vernal equinox,
the Dist instant.
The banking house of Geo. II. Birnie &
Co.. at Taneytown, opened for business on
Monday last The business so far has ex-
ceeded expectations.
An extension of the Western Maryland
Railroad from Shippensburg west through
Perry county and tapping the coal regions
near Bloomfield is now talked off.
Mr.. J. Z. Taylor was reelected president
fthe TAYLOR Works at meeting of the direc
tors on Monday last, with j. NJ. Mcdowell,
treasurer and Il. NJ. Beck, superintendent.
The Memphis express was twenty-five min
ues late in reaching Westminster last Satur-
day evening, and made the run of thirty-four
miles to Baltimore in thirty-six minutes.
Rev. e.. W. Heyde is the new minister for
Centenary VI. L. Church, this city. Rev.
John Edwards has been transferred to the
Virginia conference and will go to Alexandria.
Mr.. Henry Wampler, sexton of the West
Minister Cemetery, slipped near the cemetery
sale last '"'4 va! anu Ut M 70 IL
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Mr. W. W.. POWER, son OF o., eaPt. n ~.
rover, proprietor OF tne Cig !iotel, inns
NY p Ils leaseu guy H .Io c;n nI untai
MI MI o WI. "rS peei a: 'ne 'i''iN
lPnla lor so'iie Unit
Mr. William ). Brown died IN this city last
Saturday aged % years. lie was paralyzed
few days previous to his death. Mr. Brown
Eas once sheriff of Carroll, and from 1867 to
1857 was crler OF the circuit court
Rev. T. B. Newman, State Lecturer of the
Dual Grand Lodge of the Independent Order
of Good Templars, was announced to lecture
IA the NJ. +: Church, yesterday evening: with
the view OF lnst!tuting Lodge OF GOOD lem
plarS IN Westminster.
On the LIST instant Messrs. McKellip, Ref
snider aud Thomas, as trustees of Peter and
Elizabeth c. Bankert. sold the Mt. Pleasant
hotel propertv. with is acres of land. ON the
Iittlestown turnpike. TO Ephraim Bish for
Il. o tIn
from Pleasant Y alley tn StonersyiIle. TO David
Wantz at $40 per acre.
Akin - i,ao.,o,., H., IT. ooloo;oo1 Son,i
ror,, 81 Los Laa,, ;ntro,imcod in
tbe To,,;sIotaro Thn Hot,sa ON Tnesdoy
nassoJ tho h;n 70 or+bor;%e the Movor
and Conmc;I e WaSt,n; nStor 20 ;sone bondS IN
Grade and ,,nva tba straats The iii will
5ave 70 Lo rapt;fod nv tbo ,,aonIo Of Wnstmin.
ser bef,ra Il hocop,sS o,,arat;va
A., A., H., &c .Lo
W. ioo"' SiAy pe,S9ns vi 'no my
p nes'erh Maryland haliroau, cas-. Vi MN
bridge attended the Excelsior 3, perform.
TuesJav nigbt ahn9t fortv-f;ya of whom were
from this city. All were charmed with Elk
eelsior. and were crotifed with the excellent
railroad facilities provided Inv Mr.. Griswold,
general ,,ossoro,o, -, &c +Lo Wosterp Mary.
land Railroad - '''
m
oon nHeIe WAS congrestlohaI ne9tlns "' a.
c;,n L[oSestaht EPiscopa1 1Iut eI oa,'
III vi ioluay hgii', W cohsluer 'iie
a'noueh t1e meeting was small d, su1lic.en1
Inin was subscribed TO hduluaIe an hoa'lhG
WasI; anu NIUE ~ over rev .. 1lu ~
TO the narisb ;s axnacteJ here TODAY and
will oficiate the first time at ) o'clock this
afternoon Serv;oes to.morrow nj the nsual
hours. .--
On NorJ,r ,;ol. Loot obort q an o'clock
q fire was discovered in the second story of
the store and dwelling of Mr.. B. Cramer at
Union Bridqe- Tho fire ORIGINATED in the
room of Ma; Wasbabangb. father of Mrs.
Cramer. and Z snnnosed to have been caused
BY the axnIos;on ~ . coal nil lamn. The cit.
iiens SnaoJ;i,, axt;,a,,;Sbed ,be flames and
prevented 3;sastrnSs Fro Tho furniture
&c, destrouo 49, hn fre and Water caused a loss
Of about 500 Which was covered by insur-
a3ce in the North America Company of Phil
adephia.
The Baltimore SIM of Wednesday says:-
Matthew Hennle. Inv his attorney. John W.
Simpson pntared cn;t Yesterday in the CITY
Court oooinSt Fronl Rrown claiming So. 900
DAMAGES NJ daniarot;on ,vos fled II is
understood bowaYar tbot HannIe who is
canyasser for an in stalImnnt bonse on Howard
street. was arrosted OF the instance of Mrs.
Frank Brown os snSn;c;ons character some
time subsequent r. tba robberv of the Brown
mansion of a lot of s;Ivarware Hennle nro-
duced witnesses at the station house who
knew him. and ba was released
Pror, g., :, - ....o,. -
the Wn n .he snirty fourth annual slateiier d. u
tmora , on tlre insurance oompany ~ la