The Democratic advocate., 1889-01-19
McKTNsTRT MILLS ITEMS
Personals -FishIzs-A Large Eog Bzss BAH.

Mr.. G. + Myers. With hls dAnEhteT Madgic.
and Miss Aanie SWiudcll, Of baltimore eliy,
VISITED relatives 10 The vicinity o, Westminster
lsst week.
The 6shesmca % this wclsisy have been
basiIy engaged in catching ish from the dam
., this piacr, They are oi good sac fos tins
season oi the year. beIaE trom ssS "a twelve
inches looE. AmooE 'he asuy thai have
been c4azat are los bg Asbary Haas and t5
by Ailea Graham.
Mr. Daniel Ssaltz killed tso sax a9a:hs
cid pizs weighing ia aad aj poss4s-
Mr.. Jacob Eog.e, ot near Climsouvis.e, 1s
hasy aeeascd IS selling aed delivering poiA-
toes Of whseh be raised l@po hasaels las'
seAsos.
The spPljcAass tog carrying the mA,i from
here 10 LiHaood aad back are A~a8tsas =
hearisg irgrp the Second Asst Pcst@ zstsf
Geaer4l Wilh asch saxisty.
Mr. William Zsnbfsa kliel 4 STEER thas
weighed So pouads and M. Edsard Baok
eEd eae WS5Shtug so VgandA
Mr.. GcgEgs F0sssi, and wife, u reag
Westminster zsg vsstios relatives and irieHds
in thts vicinity.
Mr. Prsstoa Eaglar aad family. Of Tausy-
,owu. visited BIS mosher, Mrs. ". 4. EaEiar,
last Sunday.
la she vle.uisy 81 Chasrou Store shooting
matches ior ,arkcys, eAiCkeus. gaincas. etc.
are the order Of The day, bgI ap 70 this wrsi-
ing the gakin prizes havs bcea carried tn Nc
kiussry's Mil. by oar skAifal spasssnen.
Oa Friday The li;h instant Nc Peter
Njeodasnus hAi = aail that N shl haVc proved
fatal " hiic descending ihe steps a. Mr.
willis Lamhsua's Mil. Shrre be - euploy
ed, be accidentally fell and received severe
bios Oh ihe sAoaldsr aai side of the face
Mt, Daniel Baha, ol aear ChmsouviIle.
has = hog gWo years aad three nouths old
which measures q feet inches n leagFh GHd
6 feet inches 10 esrrgmiervHce, fees broad
aud 2 feet higa. THIS hog Il a Tall Poland
Cbiaa, whose grandfather weighed over so
lbs, and ~Ill aoi be killed Tor one Eionth ret
Il cats 35 ears uf corn daily with other feed.
Mr.. Bohu alEsys hAs a iae st8ck o. hogs
Ga Tuesday last game oi base bail was
played between the HOpeWcll Ena Prssiiaud
clubs, u thss place, shsch resulted 10 tav0g
oi she Frlesiiand elab bg a score Of ~ 20 ..
The PriestlanA clab did some hne playing
both st The t4s aud la Ibc tsid- After thu
htts iunlng no runs we're maie by ghc Hope
uelIs, aud but iwo arn gog 20 third base.
TIE Fresslaad taksgg advantage 0f Eheir
inability 30 haRdle she bail soon bad them al
their mercy and alth the elective ~ork OF
y. {. Sensruey 10 pitching aud Joha +. kee
faaveF IS catch, they ~eye retired oae after
smother with nothing but goose eggs. The
fielders did good work with bat one error
which was not a costly oae, The batting
honors were carried oF by Edgar Senseney
wh0 drove one over lsh aeli fence on WHICH
he made a home rua, wilh tso tao bargeTs
credited TO h,m; Edward S,alty. tao two bag.
gers. Albert Miller tAree tao haggers; ID. &.
Senseney, three tso baggeFs; Harry CsyrT,
one lwo bagger; Robert Miller, Que tso bag
ger; John +. krefauyeT one three bAsger aud
oue sSo bagger Edward Perry as umpire
deserves much credit foF the sk,lliul manner
in which be went through ~iih his FIRST expe-
ricnco IN umpiring a game OF bail which gave
perfect Satisfaction TO both clubs. Time Of
game two hours and twenty minutes