The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-06-29
SATURDAY, JUNE %, 1889.
LOCAL BREyIFIEs.

Read the advertisements oohC ~" fAANSs
on summer goods, straw mattings, hats, boots,
shoes, clothing, &c, are announced.
Robinson's Circus exhibits here on Monday.
The tents will be pitched along the railroad,
on Col. Longwelfs property, above the can
ming factory.
Mrs. c. Shellman is having new roof put
ON her dwelling. The old root stood the
storms since 1907, and was not in very bad
condition either.
DR.. NJ. L. Bott has been appointed exam
;n;nq physician for the Prudential Life In
surance Company, which has established an
Office in this city.
The tonsorial artists of Westminster will
celebrate the Fourth of July by abstaninlng
from labor, and viii close their places OF bus
mess on that day.
Mr.. Charles A. War6eld, a brother of the
late DR.. Jesse L. Warfeld, once resident OF
Westminster, died in Chico, California, last
week, in his 9lst year.
Howard NJ. Zile. of Winfield, has rented
the store in the Boyle Building, this city,
formerly occupied by the Misses Harbaugh,
and will engage in the ice cream business
The Sunday School Of Centenary NJ. f..
Church. this city. had an excursion to Druid
Hill Park Baltimore, on Thursday. Two
hundred and twenty-five persons were on the
train.
The assignee Of mortgages sale of the
prsSnertv Of Sarah A. aud VIM. McGee, at
Mexico, advertised BY Chas. I. Reitsnider,
Esq, to be sold on July s, has been with
drawn.
The Western Maryland Railroad viii sell
excursion tickets on Thursday next, July 4th.
between all points on its line at two cents PEI
miIe the round trim. No fare TO be less than
fifteen cents.
In the animal adjustment of the salaries Of
postmasters. based upon the amount OF bus
mess of their offices, the salary Of the West
munster postmaster has been increased from
$1,000 to $500.
A mortgage Of SI0O, 900 was this week en-
tered at Chambersburg, Pa, against the
TAYLOR Manufacturing Company, OF that place,
IN favor ofJohn Z. Orr, trustee for the holders
of slO0. 900 Of the bonds to be issued by the
eompsny.
Mr. chas. v. Wantz has commenced the
foundation for q handsome brick building on
the lot recently purchased from Mr. H. Haines,
adjoining the Wantz Building. 1t will have
a front OF thirty feet, with depth Of seventy
Eve, and be three stories high.
Beginning with Monday next Postmaster
BOYLE, with authority from the Postothee
Department, will dispatch daily mail 70 Bal
timore by the Blue Mountain Express a. s "A
A. NJ. thus giving the people Of this city the
advantage of an extra and earlier mail TO that
city.
Carroll Division, Sons Of Temperance. are
contemplating enlarging and remodelsng Tar
roll Hall. An auditorium seating SIX or eight
hundred people, with stage and modern
announcements for entertainments, would MOI
oaiv be a convenience 10 the public bat q
paying investment ieS the Division
eorrespondent At Denning's writes
FARMERS are generally through with hay
harvest. and are into the wheat The stand
AZ straw Is good, but the heads have been
damaued by the continuous wet weather.
Corn and potatoes are looking well. y.
lanes SUNDAY School, now Numbering l9s
acholsrs, viii celebrate ehildren's day on
Sunday, Jane 80. !"
CARROLL Division. Sons Of Temperance, on
Monday evening elected the following offieers
for the ensuing term Harry n. Gernand,
q W. p; chas B. Hunter, W. P.i William
Meads. w. A.: chas. II. Banghman, K. y;
John II. Misten, A. Il. $; A. W. Backing
hem. f. S.: Jesse N. ShFeese, II David Il.
Weaver. c.; Harry Haines, 4. CT George
Arbaagh, /. S.; Charles Loekard, .. )
George Kagel, aged "a years, was instantly
killed ia Baltimore, on "Wednesday morning,
nv q large beam falling upon his head while
Il work ia the Ganby Betting factory de
and several others were engaged IN taxing
down 4 large beam when kagel slipped ana
tIe beam Eell upon hint. A wife and 1--WE
ss.,lSrea survive him. MIR. Kagel resided in
this city q few years ago at the corner OF
Main street and Washington road.
The money. SIIs.75, collected for the food
4 ~ ffharar and Nal
10 Room. was sent through Cashier Herlng
Of he Union National Bank 10 Mr.. G., w.
9nmr;chouse, of Wiliiamsport. Nd, and ~
49, turned over to Caspar Skunk, treasurer
"a sh- relief fund. A letter Of thanks was
retnrpsd 10 the ladies and the citizens OF
Westminster BY Mr.. Humrichoase, also re
ceipt for the money from Mr.. Skunk.
Michael RizzeIlo, alias ''Red. Nose Mike
"a. hanged AZ Nilkesbarre, Pa. on Tuesday,
~ ths murder OF J. B. Mcclure. IN October
sast MotsInre was paymaster for Dir. Chas-
NrFsdden. 4 railroad contractor of Philadei
,ohia. who owns 3 fine estate at Trevanlon,
<k;s county. On October 18th, 1885. he
started out with $I2, 600 70 pay OF the men IA
Nr. MeFadden' employ, but was Baylaid oy
Rixzello and Two other Italians and mrrqef
His companions escaped TO Italy, apa Will u
extraditsd. RizzellO confessed the crime
The contribntors 10 the Flower Mission this
,vaal were-M;ss Mary B. Shellman, Mrs
Tehn Reifsnideg. Mrs. Edward Lynch,
NJ Caroline Shriver, Mrs. X. Wagner, Mrs.
NsIsou Miiten, Mrs James A. G. Bond, Mrs.
2 ghellman. Mrs. John +. Saith luaga-
ines Mrs. William Coon, Mrs. w. A. Can
rsggbam. Misses Maggie Stoner, Alice Huber,
InSie Main. Susie Utz, Cora Pfeher and
Tiia Yino6ng. Frank and George Mobley
ess;sted ne ladies. Receivers for next Thurs
dav. Misses Abbot and Pope; packers, Misses
Noel and Bixler.
Numerous complaints have reached the
ADVOCATE Office about The delay IN me ae
livery of the paper at the Offices IN Oarroii
For twenty Yeas the paper has been mailed u
annie time. except on three occasions, one Q
which was two weeks ago. and the delay y
not due to this Office, but 10 inexperienced
railway mail clerk recently appointed EVER
man in the service. who was Democrat, ma
been dismissed by ths Present Civil Servie'
Reform ~ Administration, 70 make room 10
a Republican, whose main qnaligcSuon wa
his standing as a Republican
Abraham Scott Cole, son Of the late Chas
II. Cole. and a grandson OF the late Rev
9s.sc Cole. OF Westminster, died on Saturda,
g.ef Il he residence Of his brother. in-law
David Bankert, near Cranberry station,
evnhoid fever, after an illness OF over tire
.sess Scott. as he was usually called, wa
youth Of fine character, upright, generoa
and industrious, and favorite with all n
ASSOCIATES. His age was II years, II month
and 10 days. His resaains we're inferred a
the Quaker Church, in Baltimore county, nea
Black Rock, on Monday.
Winchester Place, Col. MeKelliP1s saburba
residence. now rented to Mrs. McGraw, y
FUN TO overAoWiug with summer boarders, an
a number who applied for board could not 0
accommodated III the citizens OF Hestmin
ster would purchase this property and put up
summer hotel there is no doubt that u woul'
~ largely patronized, and the hotel pay
,oo.l dividend on the investment. The propert
e 20 be sold. and can be bought at reason
,.h,p egure. and it will be mistake TO allo'
+ 70 pass into private hands. No other piac
IN Westminster has such advantages as thl
for A summer hotel, and the matter ought !
he taken in hand By those who have eaplti
10 invest.
Mrs. Angelina Yanderf0rd. wife OF Oh
Henry Vanderford and mother OF the publisl
as If the DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE, died
S.is o'clock yesterday Friday morning
aged asarIy 90 years. Besides the proprieio
If this paper she leaves another son, u
Julien ]. Faaderford, of Stuttgart, German.
Over FIVE years ego she was stricken VII
paralysis. and has a0t been in good heal
since. Though gradually growing weaker K
a year past, there had been 40 very notIee
L. h.