The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1884-07-19
LOCAL AFFAIRS
Local KreyitieS.

hEebAhAeSs
Summer boarders and visitors are enliven-
Ing Westminster.
LARGE quantities of new wheat are being
brought to this market.
\ Democratic congressional primaries next
n Saturday. Don't forget it.
A commission has been issued to Howard
NJ Zile as postmaster ut Winfield.
School commandments are over, the pic
mic season is upon us, and soon camp meetings
will be open.
The ADVOCATES circulation has been con-
siderably increased within the past two weeks.
Advertisers should make a note of it.
The Forest and Stream Club opened Camp
on Monday The building and tent have been
replaced, and the boys are having fine sport.
The nights and mornings for week past
have been quite cool, while the weather has
not been uncomfortably warm in the middle
of the day.
Mr.. John Marsh, proprietor of the Marsh
House. this city, eontemplates charging his
hotel shortly, to accommodate increasing
patronage.
States Attorney d. n. Henning was sum-
mancd to Baltimore yesterday evening, on
account of the death of his brother-in- law,
Robert Renwick, Jr.
Prof Dew. C. Ingle, formerly of Western
Maryland College, more recently of Salisbury,
Nd, has been elected principal of Anne
Arundel Academy.
Christian RIessino was committed to Jail on
Thursday by Justice Crapster, in default OF
500 bail, for the action of the grand jury on
the charge of beating his wife.
On Wednesday the Methodist Protestant
Sabbath School spent the day in ROOp 5
"ao' roar tL;s c;ty and on Thursday the
German Reformed Sabbath School visited the
same nlace.
ToLn Cn.r,, ooIorsd w,s committed on
Tao oI., hv I,st;ce .Iones of Union BRIDGE.
in Jol:9It If s2GO hail, for beating his wife.
la was Ironobt IN io;I here Tuesday evening
Inv c ,,,s Gorsnch
n, c..,,naa,, o,,o,;o,, Of I,st weol - comm,
o ouIutuny ei ILL o. H. bonSn NJ
%I I'm G"ns,oh T. Snn tb;s c;tv Wheat wa,
Ia;n,, Ino5aS - oa, and tho snake came
L. tGa s,,o,,t ,,,;tb no ,yLaot
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- The sunday ochool Oh centenary N. ~
Church, this city, will have an excursion to
Li".S prote N.Y. .eaur.' ~; 1eont,ran,
.a.I ~, tne "es.n'r'' ~ pam No and Mr.
S n''. my All "'''O'' ~
PN''""N'
excursion 10 "atklhs uleI, niagara, mon
trcal. Saratoga, &c:, advertised III TINS issue
should secure membership carry hert %0eh
" "; III; III bo ,,ro If 40 n,rtv
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J. Winchester has sold his farm, containing
y acres, near Carrollton STATION, western
Maryland Railroad, with stock and nipple
menis, to Thomas Kinks, Of Green Bay, WIS,
co lsin, for 81, 800 cash. Mr.. W. has removed
to Ih's city, and Will engag &c IN business mere
Several days ago. as Mr.. VIM. Roop, re-
siding near Spring Mills, was driving reaper
up hill in one OF his felds, his horses SUD
denly disappeared in sand hole fifteen tte'
deep. They fortunately broke loose from the
reaper, ard trench having been dug, were
taken from the hole unhurt
The hog cholera has played havoc with the
swine around McKinstrv's Mills. Early in
the summer Mrs. Adam Fuss lost between 30
and 10 hogs. Thomas Haines and others have
lost several lately and Willis Zumbrum had II
out of drove Of u to die in the past two
weeks. The epedemic RACES unabated.-In.
der.
Tho Wos,rn;rs,or bose hall clnb went ia
Ha,nrsto,rn ,,oster 1loy tn NAV game with
The club of that civ Quite a number of oul
citizens went along to witness the contest.
The Westminster Club will play the Our Boys,
of Raltimorc ON thcir grounds here nexi
Tuesday and will nlnv in T.ittlestown later in
m, waeL -
l,.,,,, -, Tbnrs
narves1 nome IesIlsIi was o
Ia sa a. 2.ohe Snap H. "I Rrown;ne nasto,
of t fh'e ,h,,rah ard Rav FranL Deyres. ol
Liberty made addresses. and in the afternoon
N !, Soahroof Es1 Of thiseity. delivered
1be Laryest home Grafton. The festival was
Ec,t mn last nicbt and will he continued dur.
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toP;aL i- III .ns p;aLr"anJ ,bev will On II
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cIa. f."%, p.i,;m WIN tn tn Ronblers nnm he,
eleven rsroharS Int al will not oo on tn,
Trim .
Tbo o,or,,, ,nh;oh nossod ovor This city las
Prdor I'm "Gn ",e4 tlpn aosI oovar;ng narrow
s,r;r oc $1,000 sno e, so,,ara The tele
s.liP ol terrlloryr was very severe. W. 49, seiu