The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1888-07-28
John F. Frick. of near smallwood, sold to

John F. Frick, of near Smallwood, sold to
B, f. shriyer & Co., 502i bushels of peas
James S. Gladhill, near this city, has sent
twenty five gold fish to Frederick to be placed
in tbs fountain basin in the Courthouse yard
The Western Maryland Railroad will run
an excursion to Luray Cayerns to-day. Inc
train starts at Glyndon at 6.12 a. m, stopping
at intermediate stations to Chewsville. Leaves
Westminster at 6.54.
Twenty five colored people went from West
minister to the dance and cake walk at New
Windsor on Thursday evening. fight took
place between several men and women, and
one was arrested and placed in the lookup.
VIM. D. Bowers, of Frederick, Nd, died
on Saturday last He was brother OF the
late John Ii. Bowers, of this city, and was a
most estimable man. Mr.. Bowers was in his
Goth year, and leaves wife and five children.
Rev. DIR. Lloyd Young Graham, class
mate of Rev. DIR. Jelly, President OF New
Windsor College, and pastor of Olivet Pres
byterian Church, Philadelphia, will occupy
| DR.. Jelly's pulpit on next Sabbath morning,
at IL o'clock.
James Barnes, of William, near Taylors-
Vile. had his house robbed on Thursday last.
| Two suits of mems clothing, two reyol-
vers, a toy bank, containing some money
belonging to his children, constitute the arti'
eles missed.
George Marks, merchant at Lauver, this
county, was brought before Justice Moore on
| Tuesday on a warrant sued out by Louis slime,
his partner. charging him with disturbing the
neaee and threatening to do him bodily harm.
Marks was released on bail for his appearance
at court.
A large crowd attended an all day pic mic
| given by the citizens of Manchester on Thurs
day, in Brilliant woods, Arbutus Grove, near
that town. Miss Lizzie Trump made the open
ing address, dedicating the pic mic grounds.
| The exercises consisted of solos on the organ
| by Misses Ola Rupp and Grace Ganter; read
ings by Miss Jennie Hofacker and Louis Ire
gallas, and singing of national anthems.
Lawn TENNIS, croquette, Swinging, and other
games were INDUCED in.
The following contributed to the Flower
Mission this week: Mrs Henning, Mrs. j:
t. Orndorff, Mrs. b. G. Blanchard, Mrs Lev
1 Pfeffer, Misses Elsie Norris, Eottie Moore,
Nellie Knell. Janette Shriver, Minnie Kest-
/ Ter. Mary B. Shellman, Nettie Zepp Bette
Shriver, (apples). Hilda Grass, Mollie Hull,
! (apples), Paul Reese, Frank Mobley. Boys
| assisting, Frank aud George Mebley. APP
pointmeDta for August 2: Receiyers-slrs.
| Nelson and Miss Cora Nelson. Packers
Miss Lottie Moore add Miss Ada Trumbo.
Louis A. Dieter and Miss cagris, daughter
of Robert Rennert, Baltimore, were married
at the Cathedral on Thursday afternoon.
| None save the immediate families of the
contracting parties were present. The Rev.
| Father Whelan oficiated. The bride was
attired in dark green travelling dress,
trimmed with gold lace, with bonnet to match,
end carried Marechal Neil roses. After the
ceremony reception was held at the Hotel
| Rennert, after which the newly welded con-
pie took the limited express for New York,
en- route for Saratoga, where the honeymoon
will be spent The presents were numerous,
handsome and costly. The BRIDES gift from
her father is the handsome residence on the
corner of Eutau Place and McMechin street,
complely furnished. The groom is a nephew
of Louis Dielman, of New Windsor.
Miss Winnie Smith gave a delightful card
J party os Wednesday evening. The guests
| occupied five tables, and enjoyed various
games until eleven o'clock when refreshments
were handed and pleasant hour was passed
in conversation and enjoyment Of delicious
and tempting salads and ices. The parlors
were tastefully decorated with flowers and
! lighted with numerous fairy lamps. The
\ guests present were Miss Tompson OF Cover
nor's island, New York; Miss Semmes,
Washington; Misses Grace and Annie Barnitz,
Mr. and Mrs. C. Z. @. Smith, Mr.. and Miss
O'Donnell, Baltimore; Miss Jennie Reese,
gagerstown; Mrs. Upshur Sterling, Misses
NJ. e. Shellman, Bette Reifsnider, l-ulie
Cunningham. Maggie Bumgartner, Julia NJ.
McKellip and Mary Thayer and Messrs. John
and Charles Roberts, Charles and Smith
Reifsnidor. G. V. Frizell, John Cunningham,
Hugo L. FIddis, Neal Parke, Rennie Neale,
and ARTHUR Smith, OF #estminster, and Eu'
gene Hyde, of Baltimore city.