The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1886-11-06
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6. 1886.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
LOCAL BREyITTEsi

Thursday, Novembef 25th, hfs been desig-
mated as Thanksgiving Day.
The Westminster Band sersnaded Hon.
Frank T. Shaw on "Wednesday night on his
reelection to Congress.
The November term of the Circuit Court
begins or Monday next, and viii probably
continue until Christmas.
After nearly week of cloudy and rainy
weather, November dawned bright aud clear,
with considerable rise in the mercury.
G. W. Morningstar has added much to the
annearance and convenience Of his store at
the West End by putting in glPs front
Mr.. Charles E. Dix, who hid resided in
Westminster orseveral years, on Monday
ness. n
Ed. Greer, the famous centre lder of the
Athletic club, and former left der of the
Westminster club, spent parts o St and this
week here.
IN I.se-si-ev e. cangressiDna hict of
Z florida, r. B. Norment,. Esq formerly of
this city, the Prohibition can idate, polled
about 200 votes.
Mr. Thomas Baumgartner brought to the
ApyocArE Office on Wednesday a lilac, cut
from a bush in his garden in this city. 1t was
perfect as to color and odor, an6of good size.
Sheriff Lynch sent red beet Ito this office
on Wednesday, of immense PROPORTIONS. 1t
weighed fifteen pounds, and Measured 3Oi
inches in circumference. 1t grew in the gar
den at the jail
All pensioners receiving pensi ion for hernia
or rupture will be furnished with a truss free
of charge by calling on DR.. M. r.. Bot, this
city, United States Fzemining Sturgeon for
Pensions for Carroll county.
The Jury to condemn the Ind of Jacob
AMgire, at Arcadia station, ocdup ed by the
Baltimore and Hanover bairoad hnished its
labors on Saturiay after four Gays session,
by rendering a verdict OF 81, 55Q
Mrs. S. A. Lewis, mother Of Rev. Thomas
H. Lewis, D. D.. President. Of western Ma
ryland College, diedat Easton, 4id, on We'd
nesday, at the residence of hert son-in-Law,
Mr.. E. H. Roe, register Of VIII tor Talbot
county.
Some human bones acre louni ia the ruins
of the 0'Bold barn at Ns9herrs ylo m, burned
about two weeks ago. lt Us SUPP sed that
tramp, who had taken refuge in {de barn, and
who probably accidentally sci n o. fire, was
'burned up with the building.
A cable dispatch from FraAl rt-ou the
Main, Germany, announces thel d ath of Jo
names Dielman, the celebrated s;ulptor of
the Schiller monument. He was rst cousin
to Mr.. Louis DieIman Of New W Idsor, and
to the late DR.. Henry Dielmau, Emmits
! burg
Miss Nettie Wheeler daughteF 9f the late
hErancis !. Wheeler, of this city. Is o be mar
fied on THURSDAY next to Mr.. Win. Lewis of
Washington, D. c. The wedding will take
place in Baltimore. Miss Nettig now the
guest of her uncle, Mr.. George IL. Wheeler,
of Towson.
The ADvocATE mas added SOM new fonts
TO its already large stock OF Job ype, and is
better than ever prepared to excellent
poster work. Persons wanting kale bills or
other work done should remember that the
ADVOCATE has the best equipped job office in
the state outside of Baltimore.
4 and B buy a tract of 100 ack for 5000.
One part suits A better for his phrposes than
another, and be agrees to pay 50 ceIits more
nj, acre for It. Each, however, ts%r441iSi - J
How much land did each get, nd "
the price peracre each paid? fhe A
viii publish the first correct answer
This issue of the ADVOCATE closes
paign period, and those who subscr
the paper for the campaign will rees
last paper to-day, unless they renew
scriptions. Fifty cents will pay
months. Everybody should haya
upaper, and the price is within the
they would only think so.
AT a meeting of the congY
theran Church, this q
ernoon last, Rev. h.
elected pastor of the
Testers congregations
stor, caused by the div
the recent session of
ey will be known as
On Monday lasa
awn as follow
yer, Milton
bez G. ShreevS
Haines. They
j. Lynch, Ell
lie, Charles }
Tuesday II
place Of
iss A me- hrs. Snl>
hue, Baltirgk. They noo
;hreeve, IRE since their last
panies Messrs. NJ. G. Stone, aad
VISIT tbe late firm of Stoner otl'e py :
&c hmerchants of ChamsefSo"Is,s e.. III,
M nT carroll. left on Monday tor NJ
W;nnesota. where they will engF
IN commission business, iney
s~ members of the Board OF IRA
o o;tx II is probable that they
enter the Touring trade. They ta *:
the Good wishes of their many III
Mr.. los. B. Boyle and BRIDE rev
their bridal trip on Monday, ana
.he R;llingslea residence on tne
Graen and Centre streets. Mr.
Ra;fsnider and bride have occupie
;dence on Green street, between
Srnamore. Both couples have
oSed NV the Westminster Band.
Och paid their respects 70
On Monday night, and are tuning
eddie to q sharp for the olner.
n. Monday evening next there
.,,tertainment in Westminster, I'd
80 he novel and enjoyable. On
he Clymer Family will exhipt
lows, Hall, and all who attend "
~ deliohted-1with the entertain
,omnany consists of ten perform
Snclnde a young ladies' cornet
ronng ladies orchestra. Inc
amhraee brass and string music,
- sketches, songs, dances, s.
re performances. &C, anu
~ and entertaining. A
"a yopngiadies brass band '
sboat o clock in the afternoon
The Western Maryland railr'
ii ,,oseession OF the eonsolidat
i,nown a. the BaltiHore q b
road. on Monday. The Getty,
saws. 1--WE learn from Judge
LARGELY TO do with the con solids
ba5tRe purposeofthe Western
nany d 70 extend the system. 1
he 20 reach the trade Of the cu
lev by building new line iron
via York Springs. to connect
risburg and Potomac road a.
wood. A. new line will ais
Raehman Valley Junction to
Codorus 1t is also in eonten
tend the 'stape-worm westw
nresent, as the other two prol
more important and will first
tiou.r The consolidated roi
Nm length and the lease IS
ears.
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