The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-03-30
SATURDAY, MARCH 80, 1889.
LOCAL AFFAIRS
LOCAL RREvIrIEs.

Edmonson & Pooles saw mill is now al
Elias B. Arnold's, at Smallwood, saving tim
Der for new house and barn.
Mr.. J. j. Baumgarther, Auditor OF the
Court, has removed from Main and Centre
streets to 1856 East Green street.
Mr.. Edwin NJ Mellor was on Wednesday
appointed postmaster at Sykesville, to sue
coed Mr.. John Mcdonald, removed.
Mr.. Charles Croft is building dwelling on
Manchester avenue, just beyond Webster
street. Case Brothers, carpenters.
Subscribers, in ordering the ApyocATE sent
to new postofiees, should also give the name
of the Office to which it is now sent.
Cant. A. F. Riitenhouse, an officer in the
Sixth Maryland Regiment, and well. known IN
this city, died at his residence IN Baltimore
on Thursday.
Mr.. Joshua Scrivenor, OF this city, is con-
fined to his residence by sickness, and on
Tuesday and Wednesday was quite Ill. de IS
now improving
Mrs. Achia ANA Myers died at her resi-
deuce. in Hampstead, on Sunday, IN her
eiphty. first year. She was the mother OF eight
children, three Of whom are living.
Mr.. Elias p. Arnold's sale, at Smallwood,
on Monday, was one of the most successful
reported this season. Stock and machinery
sold we'll. The attendance was large
MIR. A. w. Buckingham, of this city, while
descending the steps at his residence on
Thursday evening, slipped and fell, receiving
a severe sprain Of the wrist Of his left arm.
MI Gorsuch Son are receiving consid-
able aesntities of straw at their warehouse IN
this ctr The straw is bailed and shipped to
Baltimore. Pennsylvania towns and elsewhere.
A LADY Of Westminster on Thursday gath
cred a nice bouquet Of yiolets in her garden,
and on the same day Mrs. James A. Mitchell
found some in Smiths woods, near town
If Westminster can save from $50 900 TO
So. goo per anuum upon coal and lumber
would Il not be advisable 70 HAYS the Harris
burg and Washington Rsiiroad pass through
this cityg
Harry Miller, about nineteen years OF age,
Of Hanover, Pa, and brakeman on tae
Western Maryland Railroad, had foot
crushed while coupling cars at Chenille on
Friday Of last week.
Mr.. Melehour Cox died at Hampstead on
"Wednesday, after short illness, aged upwards
of seventy years. He removed from Balti-
more to Hampstead about I've years ago. his
funeral took place yesterday.
Mr.. B. G. Blanchard, a wea-knoxu mer-
chant Of this city, who retired from business
about a wear on dCtNuft2 ~ tta
accepted position IN the store Of Mr.. }. /.
Orndorff, aud will enter upon his duties on
Monday.
az. Fred. d. Miller, merchant Of this city,
Is 10 be married on Wednesday next to Miss
Alice. daughter Of Mr. c. II. Fulton, Of
Nalkersviilc, Frederick county, Nd. The
ceremony IS take place IL the Glade Reform
ed Church.
Ar. 5ere Slorp, Of this city. brought to the
ApFoeARa Office on Tuesday a sapple orange
from 4 large tree be raised from a seed, and
4 now twenty years old. The tree IS large
and prolific. and the frnit Is Of fair size aud
good quality
Mr.. Jas. A. c. Bond. OF this city, was called
"a Calvert county on Tuesday By the serious
illness OF bis father, one Of the prominent
citizens Of that county. and who is now 10 hls
essh year. Mr.. BOND returned on IharscAy
ana reported his father better.
The A;ll on Green street, just west Of the
<ailroad, has been greatly improved and the
Grade made easier. The lower half OF the
lin has been Elled up with the earth removed
By Mr. Edward Lynch IN exeavatiug Tor the
new side track he is pEthpg down.
Mr.. John T. Baast, Of AEondsie, sh0 was
stricken with paralysis last July, had another
attack ON Thursday, which affected has tongue
fhe set of getting out Of he'd, and fell 20 tbs
Aoor. DR.. NJ. L. Bot is the attending ply
siciaa.
Mr.. Iezis Dorsey, OF Franklin district,
Aid on Tuesday 57orning last, aged T6 years
Al times he had bseS affected with an aber-
ration of the mind. rs remains were
sn.arred AT Bethany NJ. Y. Ch1Ech SOath on
Tbaxs5ay morning, Rev. Osborn bek oEi'
ciatiRg
What are the farmers of Carroll doing IN
regard 70 eieeting representatives. TO The
Farmers' CcnseaksoH, to be held at the Court
House, Westminster, on April 29thg Ar
rangements ought 60 be aade to have a full
representation from each district District
sasetings should be held on Saturday. the 9Th
u congregation Of Ascension Church,
this city. Is making an effort 20 pay %
debt on lie SarisA. A soliciting committee
q meesing With good success, and the debt
will DO doubt be csrcelled shortly. a con
eregational saeetipg WI be held on MONDAY
night, April sth, 70 hesT tee report OF the
committee.
A yerv 6lthy practice prevails &c large ex-
cent In this city Il is expectorating tobacco
Suice upon the door steps. Tobacco juice
Generally leaves a beautiful ~ mahoganyeol-
a. and does not add any additional iastre
either 70 brown stone, marble or wooden
.stens. Iftks perpetrators Of such acts could
he punished seEaEsly it would no doubt put
stop to it.
Carroll Division. Sons Of Temperance, on
afon,,ay night elected the following officers
e. the ensuing term. Geo. w. Leas, y. ".
y :. Harry NJ. Gernaud. W. p; Charles y.
Hansey w. A.; Charles H. Baughman, K.
8: John II, Mitten, A. r. s.; A. W. Buck
ineham, T. s. Jesse /. Shreeve, +; u. II.
Weaver, c.; Harry Haines, A: VI Seerge
Arbauch, /. s.; Beiteg Ssmmeryiiie, .. ,.
Iftheeommiltee who are soliciting snbserip-
ssons for the survey of the route 10 ;he Har-
1870 and Washington Railroad hsvs not
eaiie-d apon you, it is an oversight. DO nct
,ta;s 20 be called upon, but 90 10 either mem
F-sraf the committee ard tender a subscription.
Messrs. JoLa l.. Reilsnider, DR.. Charles bll
Isa0sIev and Col samuel *. Herr compose
he committee, aud viii be pleased to have
Two cases from the circuit eosrt of Carroll
county were DECIDED by the Court OF Appeals
on Tuesday. and in each case the court beioT
vas sustained. One was The State vs. John
Blizzard, indicted for obtaining the endorse
ment Of note upon false pretenses, whlch the
circuit court decided Ssa not an indlctabie
offense: and the other WAS the Agricultural
Insurance Company Of Watertowa VS.. Bemll-
Ter. in which Bemiller was sustained.
Mr.. Edward Lynch is putting down side
track from the old Market House TO the rail
road. The building has been leased to d. ,;
Roberts 4 Co. fertilizer manufacturers, and
ne track is E0y their convenience, and also
Cor The convenience Of warehouse, 32xlO
feet. which Mr.. Lynch proposes building on
the upper side of the switch, The siding will
be about s2Ofeet. Mr. Lynch is also repairing
the old siding on the other side Of the railroad.
Mr.. ". j. Leaby, general manager OF b: r.
Shriver & Co.'S. canning factory ID this CITY,
<sevised a truck for handling crates in caaHlgg
Histories. as those in general use were not
axas,ly suited TO the purpose. After iair
,zrial IS them in The factory here and at Union
MILL. .s..zy proved very satisfactory, and far
betfer .tI,ss those that had been used, and are
used almoat everywhere. He has since had
his truck pateak&a. and is now putting them
on the market
Daniel White, colored, bag been committed
aois;I to await the action Of the grand jury
.npoa the charge of stealing reYolVss from
M. Charles W. Hood White is from Wash.
inaton, aad came TO Carroll with a band OF
GVpsies. who eneamped at Winters Mill,
akaut a mile from this city. At his hearing
before Justice Crapstes he denied the THEFT,
and when asked how the revolver got into ms
nossession, said s'it walked. That settled
The case as far as the Justice was coneeEred