The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-02-16

Elias Marker and wife on Tuesday made
deed of trust for the benefit of creditors to
Charles E. Fink, Esq, attorney.
Mr.. Abraham Hesson died near Linwood,
Yesterday friday morning, in his SOth year.
Funeral on Sunday morning at clock.
Robert T. Frizell has been appointed
Justice of of the Peace for Uniontown district,
vice David E. Myerly, who failed to qualify.
Mr.. David Bachmau, youngest son of Mr..
VIM. Bachman, died on Thursday evening, IN
his 3Oth year after an illness of some weeks.
He leaves wife and two children.
On Tuesday the farm owned by the late
Jacob Birely, near Double Pine Creek, con-
tanning about lis acres, was sold at private
sale to Mr.. J. W. Weant, of Double Pipe
Creek, for $1,000.
Mr.. J. C. Hiteshew, of Memphis, Tenn,
will accept our thanks for the appeal, con-
tanning a full account of the murder OF Rev.
Father AsLfield by a maniac. Mr.. Hiteshew
had charge of the funeral.
A meeting will be held at the residence of
Mr.. Michael Walsh, near Houcksville, this
Saturday evening. at o'clock, for the pur-
pose of taking action looking to the forma-
ton of an organization to protect their barns
and other buildings from incendiarism.
On Friday evening of last week as Mrs.
George S. Fouke was coming down the back
stairs she slipped and fell, injuring both
wrists, her elbow and otherwise bruising her
self considerably. She was confined to her
bed for several days but is now able to be up.
On Friday morning a two horse wagon
loaded with provisions, &C, followed by
persons in eight buggies with useful and
ornamental articles, passed through this city.
They we're a donation party from the neigh
borhood of Carrollton, and we're going to
visit their pastor at Warfeldsburg.
The annual meeting of the District Division
of Sons of Temperance will be held in Car
roll Hall, Westminster. on Saturday, February
23d. Mt 1890 a. m. There will also be ses-
sion at $50 D. m. and public meeting at
night. to be addressed by good speakers.
Subordinate Divisions are requested to send
delegates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Smith, near Wake
field. celebrated the fifth anniversary of their
marriage on Wednesday evening last. Fully
100 persons were present and all enjoyed
themselves very much. Refreshments were
served in abundance. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
received many useful and ornamental presents.
Morelock's orchestra furnished music and
dancing was kept up until late hour.
Miss Bette Barnes, died on Thursday night
in her 47th year. at the residence of her brother
Alfred, near War6eldsbnrg, after an illness
of several months. For q number OF years
she had been one of the most active members
of Stone Chapel Church, and took great in
teresi in everything looking to the promotion
of the church. Miss Bette was greatly be-
loved by all and her death will be a serious
loss TO that community. The funeral viii
take place at Stone Chapel on Sunday morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
Michael Rizzolo, alias ''Red Nose Nike,
who zas one Of the party that killed pay
master Mcclure and his companion Flanagan,
some time last fall, was convicted 81 Wilkes
barre, Pa, on Monday Of murder ia the hrst
degree. Ii will be remembered that the
murdered men we're in the employ OF Mr..
Charles McFadden, and that Mcclure had
ST.. 900 in his possession with which be was
going to nay the laborers on the railroad
which Mr.. MeFadden was building, when
they we're waylaid, murdered and robbed.
Mixes aeeompiiees have not been captured,
though it is said they are in Italy and will be
arrested
Miss Emma Abbott, popular young lady
Of Annapolis. is to be married on February
18th to DR.. Amos l.. Gage, Of Baltimore.
This Young lady is the daughter Of Nm. ".
Abbott, Editor of the Annapolis ErcRtHg
CqpifaE. The ceremony IS 10 be performed
81 Rev. Robert H. Williams at the First
PRESBYTERIAN Church in the Ancient City.
Miss Abbott is well kaowu as an ambitious
voung contributor TO various periodicals, and
for several years past has been principal OF
the female public schools Of Annapolis. She
was a student at Westera Maryland College
for a number Of years. and Is vel known ~
this city.
The G. A. r. Annual Encampmeni will
take place az HagerStswn on Friday, February
-. The Western Maryland Railroad viii
sell excursion tickets 10 Hagerstovn AZ All
ticket Offices on main line and Baltimore and
Cumberland Valley Division on February q
aad -, at one fare for the round trip. 10
addition to regular trains special train vail
leave Hilien Station, Baltimore, for Hagers.
town at :. Is p. M, on Thursday, February
9fst. making stops only 81 GlyndoB, West
Minister, New Windsor, and also al Rocky
Ridge for Emmittsburg connection Return
ing the special train Will leave HagerstoSn on
Friday, February -, at sos p. N, stopping
AZ stations above named. Excursion tickets
viii be good to return until Saturday, fch-
raary 23d.