The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1888-08-04
SATURDAY, AUGUST 4, 1888.
AFFAIRS
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

according to the weather bureau.
According to the last census the farms OF
Carroll county average IS acres each.
New Windsor College is filled with guests,
and they all enjoyed social last night.
The Bows Cleveland, Thurman and Stump
Club, this city, will not meet during August.
The Westminster base ball club defeated
abe New Windsor nine on Saturday by score
of IL to /.
The temperanee camp at Glyndon has been
well attended by our citizens. On Thursday
quite large number visited the camp.
At SnydersbErg, en- August 18th, there viii
be wheeling match. potato race and dancing
Several bands of music will be present.
The Farmers and Mechanics National
Rank. this city, has declared a semi animal
dividend of q per cent, clear of taxes
Harry P. Nusbaum, of Mt. Airy, averaged
"A bushes of wheat per acre, including corn
ground. One field averaged S74 bushels.
DR.. NIL. Bot has resigned as examining
.sareeon for the pension department OF Carroll
county, after holding the position for twelve
years.
A very ENJOYABLE dance vas giseE by several
Young gentlemen of this city on Monday
night, in Miss Maggie McKellip's schooiroo%,
on Court street.
Faa Ladies' Society of the Lutheran
Church, Westminster, will hold curb stone
festival in front of the church on the evenings
of August 16, " and H.
During July 10 marriage licenses were
sssued by DR.. Martin, Clerk of the Circuit
Coart. and there were recorded ~ deeds, II
mortgages and 8 bills Of sale.
Howard Zepp. near Eastyiew, began two
story frame residence on Monday. 1t Is rs
by So feet, with backouilding % ny 20 iee''
Ditman d Hunter, carpenters.
On Saturday last party of 10 had ear
attached to the regular fenmar excersi n,a
train 81 Union Bridge. AFTER an enJoyS"'e
day they Ea4urned by the same 'raih'
Thomas ON. Baumgartner, as agent for
Grace Ann GEepapdier, sold on Saturday last
a house and lot sitpated on Webster street. street.
this city, to Charles NJ Bankard, Tor Sooo.
The Republican County Ce1tEsi COMMITTEE
met on Monday, and selected AngTsS }th Us
the day for the Congressional primaries, aiu
the county convention to be held on the iopi'
6saorpe p. Baesman, of Freedom, during
che pass four years has ridden in 40 tourn ia
snents, lasep successful at ~, crowned 20
queens and ~ maids. That is an eSceiien'
Tecord.
From SO acres, pantA9rnstalk grounu, III.
Fen5y realized ll5S bushels OF wheat. arr
of the field vas winter killed. tGe grain Was sha
of fine quality and gained liVe 19sPsiS ~ 'n'
hundred py weight z, e
The many friends of JOAN !: Days, ~
.Avondae, will regret 70 learh 'sat gu I'D
last he was paralyzed in his right arm ana
leg. His physician, DR.. NJ. Il. Bot, does not
.consiSer his case serious.
Union Greet M. E. Sunday School heid
sheir picnic end celebration IN Snowden
grove on Saturday. The day was spent IN
singing ana gaGes. Rev. Perry G. Walker
of Baltimore, delivered "a address.
On Thursday the Sunday schools of the
Nathodist Episcopal and Methodist Protes tart
ChpEehes of this city had an excursion 10 70
PenmaE. AT this station there were ''f
tickets sol4, apd 40 from other stations.
A well.founded ygmor prevails IN Frederick
,bat the Western Maryland Railroad contem,,
mates the purchase of the Frederick ana
Pennsvlvania Line Railroad, extending from
Frederick to York, Pa, distance & 80 miles.
About x o'clock ON Friday afternoon CT Last
.oei5 there was refreshing shower which
lasted oyer an hour. 1t was accompanied
Ig;tb Considerable lightning. In some parts
"f t6e county halI felf and corn was Frustrated.
1p.Jao,5auIosi os Denuty Sheriff Tyler
Gn " T Sbai1n,an rzere returning from
ana JANIS; NJ ,nnrnameut ibey killed a black
hee aooob tren II was of the horse
sA<Ae III and was over four feet il
FuliasIi
fens'"' ,,.,. p-own formerlv of this
James mI9 ~ R.l,;mora Md. on July 81,
county, uleu IA u n,arr;ed n daughter of the
ageu - ye Sshnrv Of th;s city. For many
laae VIM ,' n oounected with the postolfice Of
s ga,t;rn nH @"'
eoor Harry Cole was riding
1h ptfnuay t1r,,;no a corner ont of Centrt
morse; aIp III ' h.oi,a throw;nq him against
street tne pI' Tasn t r. Fr;zelI spraining one
The tenee Oh sS+g ~ - t, oonf;pa him to BED
ms ankles 50 Pea SaNi' 50 ~
ior se'eral uays' of man
About 400 excursioulsts eos slstlhg oi .i,eu,
bers of the Sunday scnooi 9' N.esS On,
United Brethren church. nan Wpsorar an an
pessons from places on .n - Satnrdsv If
Gettysburg Raiiroau, spe"' iH''
pruad itai! fark. pon
On IhuTseay mas mas. nf Iosanhns q an,
Jauhin Reaver, as tFestees u oose 10, ooras
Elmira j. Shrlner, seq iarn u o. :,
3 roods and III perches, heHr Iauey 'o" IT,, y
Nathan Angel. for $3.50 per acre' Ao'"
amount S4,697.st.
John L. Reifsnider, of this city, was FIG p
nently spoken OF IN eonneenon WIN t the 9 ~
hibition NOMINATION. lot oons Gi,dan IocLa
dlsaflCI, ohN ~ .h
only three votes OF nomina'lon' h''"'''
standing be positively declined, -
A visit to sAr "City of the Dead Will al
test the skill and fidelity of W. l.. Brown, tn
superintendent, wao takes pride IN keepin
1he cemetery in complete oraer anu III eA
bending every courtesy to visitors. ne Is e'
silently the right man in the right place.
Edward. son of Joseph StonesifeF, Will
,Sayina Dali on Central Hall school grounds
z. "Wednesday evening, was accidental
straes by bat which slipped from the hea1
of Hosssa Schaeter. gasn aoose sle -, ~
eye was the result, which was seweu up
Or. j. Howell Billingsea.
Frank Nichoaas, known as '.Reddy,," fol
merly of the Westminster base ball club, Ia
5een PLAYING with the Charleston, 5; q
AUD. The season closing, be has signed wit
Sba ssanx Civ club. Barnie, of the Bait
saorss. vented him. but was too late. he ba
already sigaed with the above eluo.
On Monday sight last beautiful Nigh
bloosaing Cereus. sesanging to MRS. Jonn
RefsBider. of this city, bad seven blossom POS
apen It. The plant was a mSSt Deautliui ON
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