The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1888-06-02
SATURDAY, JUNE ?, 1883.
LOCAL AFFAIRS
LOCAL, BREyITIEs.


NJ. Gorsueh & Son have shipped over
twenty carloads of hay aud straw from their
packer.
The Westminster Fire Department have
accented an invitation to visit the fair to be
held by the Union Bridge Fire Company.
Miss Eurith Parrish, of Pikcsvilc, Balti
more county, and Miss Annie Steerhoof, of
Baltimore. are visiting Miss Birdie Holmes,
near Westminster.
Pen Mar was lively with visitors on We'd
nesday. A train of 10 cars from Washington,
d. C. and special from Baltimore with 300
passengers enjoyed the day there.
Prof. Thomas A. Catch, formerly Of West,
ern MARYLAND College, but now principal OF
the Frederick College, has been elected pres
ident Of the Jeffersonian Democratic Club oil
that city.
The quantity of rain that has fallen during
the mast ten DAYS has very materially helped
the grass and has also been beneficial to the
grai1 crop. Wheat and rye are both very
promising:
During hail storm at Chambersburg, Pa.
nm Monday afternoon last, over 500 panes OF
oIass were broken in the Taylor Works. Some
of our Westminster men thought their last
day had come.
From ]. Smith Reifsnider we have received
an invitation to 1.-The Joint Final Celebration
of the Literary Societies Of the Episcopal
High School Of Alexandria, Va, on Tuesday,
June Goth, instant
Burns Post, No IS, G. A. r., headed by
the Westminster Band, accompanied by a
large number of citizens, decorated the sol
dieTs graves on May both, in the several Gem
cteries in this city. The floral offerings were
large.
The Daily Chassis Record is the name of
q journal issued by Edward Reisler, Esq,
editor of the Union Bridge Ne'cS. 1t con.
tains full daily accounts of the proceedings OF
the Chassis and other matter relating TO the
Reformed Church.
Rev. L. X. Dyott, Il graduate OF the west
minister Theological Seminary is to be mar
ried on Wednesday reXt, at the Methodist
Protestant Church, Harpfer' Ferry, West va,
10 Miss Maggie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs ).
V. Yantis, of that place. Mr. and Mrs. i,yotl
will reside at 265 n. Columbus street, Alex
andria, Va.
A dog encountered Il snake about three
feet long, a few days since, IN the Saour"s
of Westminster. He seized the snake gust
below the head, while the reptile coiled It
self around his head and neck. H. this way
the dog proceeded to his master $ house, iald
tbe snakes head down in the yard, when 1t
speedily uncoiled itself and crawled oil.
On Friday of last week, while John Bern
stein was pairing the sole of boot he was
working on, the knife slipped ana entered MS
left hand, between the thahp ana itI ~ "nsel,
producing painful wouhu' "" Iho 5HhlI
day cleaver slipped out Oh Tue nanus ..
Walter Somerviile Wnlle ne was cnoPp''s
meat anu Ieti upon ''''
severe wound. 80.
1t is conceded that the lrulI crop "a tn's
Eegfo9, (apples cherries pears anu PeaGIe1'I
has been damaged by the prolracleI coiu the
past spring; ~ some api'ie o'I,.,'iaS 80, tiaS
northern sides OF t+e trees naTe ~ rPp'off
upon theL9' "hl'e uGol '''I ~, in
the trees there are leN fot - -
succession very little iruit mas peen ia.Se1 >"
this county, owing 10 severe spri"s hos's'
Rev. DR.. Jelly will deliver the bacealaureate
sermon at New Windsor College commence,
ment tomorrow; Rev: DE- sanaeti i,. III II.
Washington, u; w. Deins PtgoenseG ~
ness This VIII pc sreas Iaorinn III,
as many persons VII MI ,.oa.or, as nnhlisbed
eminent alVihe; lne pi0 81 ~ oynontiop
in last week hpto'Arh' WIN '''' ''N' f''O'''
VII be carried out.
s. Il. Iepp, OF East view, EihksDur2 us
trict, while tearing down an ola stone puiiu =
ing of the Jacobs estate; i3nhd coy 81 ~
Fhs Mechanics GdIe'ie az" -nG5tmoMtS NJ NJ
Ad5eJfiSsr, dated bal.iiloFS' Ea'liu"I; tnay
IL, 1915, and copy OF the Baltimore fFst5ol
Of March %, 1877, also several CONS OF the
time of George Ill, OF England: Inc GdSe'e
is l2x22 inches, pages, and Is printed on 4
very coarse qnality o! sem Nv ~ Wis, &
was printed anu Pup G at Wy at e. ner nm.
Co.. NO. 20 '9o"'" gay ''''
mum. ,r., L..
Rev. +. I. fasg, formerly oil Myers l G,s
trict this county, but nov !He eorfespo
secretary OF the board OF Iofelsii tilsi'o"s -
the Methodist Protestant Thurcll' ppu ~ ~
dent Of Baltimore, will take passage gu tne
City of Richmond, OF the Ihi1ah ~ h,; Ny
for London, as delegate to the NoT h o, hi ~
sion Conference IN That clty' from lhe g.n 10
the 18TH INST It Is 10 oe pres'Ieu -, a
Earl of Aberdeen. Mr.. Tagg expects TO De
absent about two months, and Will VISIT Rome
aud make an itinerary Ct Italy, france anu
Germany.
The Baltimore american OF "Wednesday
says:-Dr. J. W. D; Englari, highlY G m
physician, died az his residence, on i ~
don avenue near St. Fagl slreet, on ugs4"y
evening, from Brights disease ana near
trouble. Dr.. Englar was very STOUT u oul iI
and was originally from frostDnrg; ise
leaves wife and live children. Or. Eheiar
was a graduste OF the Maryland University
and had resided IN Baltimore ior me pSsl SIX
gears lie was 0 nemoer oi tET l'I'@o VI
Avenue Methodist Protestant Church ana
also member of the Shield OF Honor; Hep,
tasophs and the Fraternal Legion ne nag
relatives in Llnwood, Carroll county, ihu
Frostburg.
The house of Peter Lingenfeter, on Penn
sylyania avenue, this city, was robbed on
Wednesday evening while he ard his family
Sere absent. Forty dollars in cash, bank
deposit ticket for 5000 and pair Of new
pants were taken. VIM. Moray, a tramp
painter, of Ohio, was arrested on Wednesday
night, as being one of the parties who partlc-
pated in the robbery, On thursday morning
Harry b. Grouse, o. ihts cry, lelt ior pn,s'-
more on tine hrst tram uhuef suen c.l .to,lIo
stances as 10 warrant ms arrest i ti.e ,,d
thomson telegrapneu marshIi a. risI; S a:',,
Grouse was arrested anu prouSh' W :";s ~,
on the so P. IN. tram. h"ch cIeu't 10 ue u:
Constable thomson Tor ms p'onip'heSS ~
arrestlng these parties
DIR. VIM. Lee, of Baltimore, Secretary oil
the State Board Lunaey Commission. visited
the Carroll county aimshopse, en- Monlaay
Ias!. He states that he found the building