The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-03-30
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That Eve weddings are 10 be celebrated
shortly. u which ladies and gentlemen Of
Westminster viii take leading parts. that two
ladies are 70 leave y estAsigsser ss brides, one
is To remain here, and Two are 70 Be brought
here
hiss appointment 81 New Windsor has not
caused universal FejoieiRg, and in fact that
strong opposition has been developed
That 90 agreement has been reached g y
who will succeed Postmaster Boyle st Nesi-
minister, bat that several aapiraats ieel eona'
dent, have bags hung up 81 their residences
and are pracuelng pitching parcels INTO thel.li
That there are more than lue1 persons m
Carroll over seventy years Of age. tia; one
third Of these are over eighty, and thai
considerable number are ninety
That With the spriag buds candidates are
budding; that i is rather early, snd that they
are 10 danger 81 bciag frost bitten, ike the
buds.
Thai the rule has heea lisa 4oEu 81 The
Repabhcah bosses that the fellow vbo eaa
show the most ''Demoersise Scsips 10 ihe
nex, campaign will have the best shog for
obtaining appointment TO office;
That egg. picking begets desire for gain
among boys. aad leads on 70 games Of chance
and gambling;
That IS the building Of the Harrisburg and
Washington Railroad By way Of Westminster,
the railroad would secure very considerable
passenger and freiehs iralAei aHa the citizens
~ Westminster and vicinity, and al slqRg the
route. would save vastly 10 she pgrehase q
coal and lumber. besides having anoises
railroad TO develop The county and 70 furnish
means Of travel TO snd from the eoaniy seat;
That there will be considerable building IN
Westminster this year,
Tbal dos Eheal Of Carroll is looking fair.
but not as promising % might be
That there are only Eftael sPg.iesnis for The
Union Bridge posiofiiee. and thai saege era
numerous applicants at fGRsytosg aud oihef
places;
That under the demand that Republicans
Who held Office under the Cleveland Admin
istration sh0nld not be recognized BY The
Harrison Administration. the postmaster VI
Manchester should 70. aRd fhsi several OF the
aspirants for office ia Westminster shoala eaFe
no consideration for the reason that they held
Office under Cleveland.
That bicycle riding produces round should
ers and beautifully curved sPinei
That some Republican ''sealps may be
founa dangling from Republican belts after
the election uezt November;
That the friends OF Co. Mckelhp desire his
appointment a. surveyor Of the E0Is at Raitl.
more; that his services 10 the psrty enilue fiW
10 this appointment or something better
That Mr. George NJ Prugh, Of Freedom. Is
another staunch Republican who is entitled
10 substantial recognition by the Harrison
Administrations
That there is not enough ground to Central
Hall School, Westminster; that l2O feet
sbould be purchased from the Hayden estate
a. a playground for the bays; that an iron
fence. similar to that enclosing st. Johns
Church property, should be put around the
property; that the present yard should be put
IN grass and ornameated with flower beds; and
that the necessary funds could be raised by
private subscription and by public entertain
fsents