The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1891-07-04
SATURDAY, JULY 4, 1891.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

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Ram Tell almost continuously from 9I11 z'S0 p.
m. wednesday uhtll '.oo a. m. on thursday.
AT tunes lhe showers were very heaVy'
The Westminster Club Will have meeting
in their rooms on MGnaay evening at on :I
sharp at wn'eh 'lle Soi'cl''"g cohhi'teeS Will
report
In the annual REIMBURSEMENT of salaries OF
postmasters, the salary of the postmaster of
Westminster has been increased from Sl,foo
to $l,sOO per annnm.
The Westminster Forest and Stream Club
will meet on Wednesday evening next at the
former residence OF Sheriff Wlckert. All the
members are requested to be present.
Mr.. J. Frank Devlbiss, of New Windsor,
was the successful essayist and took the prize
offered by Posner Bros, of Baltimore, Tor the
best essay on the theme Pay AS You TO-
Excursion tickets will be sold by the West
ern Maryland Railroad on July Srd and 4th,
between all stations, at two cents per mile.
Tickets good on regular trains to return until
the It'll.
BY the annual distribution Of the free school
fuuuS ana ulNlueuuS CdTTOll County IcNtiNco
81, go. "a, Baltimore county So, 359.64, How
ard county 81 ,560.S9 and Frederick county
$3,470.4S.
The Western Maryland Railroad will in
short time receive five new first class engines.
Several of them are for use in hauling the
heavy freight on the B. & G. V. branch, which
is now crowded with traffic from the Reading
road.
VIM Nash, a B. & 0. brakeman, "a years
old. who lived in Baltimore, died at the
MARYLAND University Hospital on Wednesday,
Nash received injuries by falling from
freight train near Mt. Airy. He leaves n
family.
Prof Edward Reisler has retired from the
Union Bridge High School. and will be sue
ceeded by Rev. George C. Erb, of this city.
Mr.. Erb is a graduate of Western MARYLAND
College, and holds the degree of A. NJ. from
that institution.
Tho animal renp;on Of the Reformed
Churches of MARYLAND. Virginia. West Virginia
and Pennsylvania will be held at Penmar on
August 10. Any information regarding the
reunion will be gladly given by Mr.. Fred. ID.
Miller. this city.
To brrdrod ,,olIonS or mill yVera smiled
-, EnItnn Stot;sn baltimore. nm Monday
a hroto brolte ,n y mill, car. which allowed
the incline the runaway struck another car,
breaking the milk car and upsetting the cans.
Rev Isaac l.. Nicholson. d. D.. of Phila.
5oIrb;o formerlv ractor nj 4 Ascension Church
III oi,,, who wae racantIv elected .B;shop
~ ,ha h;onaSo of MiIwantea- has accented
Tfbis election is ratified he will be consecrated
ON October 18th, in his own church in Phila-
delphia.
Nov additions ora soon IN he made tn faciI
- d. L,,s;noss IF tbo Potonsco Flint MIL
at Hoods Mill IN the line of The Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad II will reouire about
i00 600 feet of lumber. the saving of which
viii he done by a steam sawmill to be erected
on the premises.
IN Tuesday n;qbt the 7 q. NJ. elected the
foIlowing officers: p. NJ, George A. Miller;
w NJ GoorHe T, StoclsdoIe. i M. William
w.. w. tSo,,Ia;n Rey p II Miller. q Harry
&c., go, x Of r 9 Thomas Zenn. O s.
Eoo.ea, D, W. Thav iii he ;nstaIied neyt
T r"sIu n;e%t
NJ TLoo5o.o ct;u1o,, ofSb;nIor pos,ofi;co
W., IS NJ IonoaS n Sb;niev suffered = strain
sG ch VI ahdo,aaI rh;ia n,ayv;n, on Tnasdav of
" I"., ,''o ~. nd I'D ON Tbnrsdov nor;ing
i cIio,n1, frorn ;ts oGTacts He was ottemntinS
" I'm, IN ,os;ior on tbe biIIs;de
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desse i'hyhes, formerly u sia'e Vi pei;lc
blekllgna' 81 nreheriS On Iou' gi,i onioys
ye'lS olu n" EttIo troyTYo
soU1 neG.tn "'IS - MoR;pat" ~ MoKinstrv;s
NJ T:i hr Eva" -, Lo nn.;JaSS uo IL snrr,oSod
'ils' m,'n % tho ni ~ ;S not tho Oldest man
III Nestern "ai i'"u
Mr.. Il. II. Flater, OF Sandyville' on Mon
day brought 70 thls once some 9lniotLy '1 nav
measured i've Ieet -FOUR lnehes IA ien asIf r
nutsuay MI iii'ei pui H;J.i = d. d. a.,
EPhralll marher' near M Ninssu:.,e, a.
s '"9 Lu'y IGseloGu ,eeo oI ,uo a. ot
.ee' Inc auuitiohal aPPehuase uoeS "o'
interfere with It's locomo'ion'
Mrs. Milton Devilbiss died last tuesday
aight at her residence on pennsylvania
avenue, this city, after contnu eS Illness IS
Years Z moptbs and 5 days old, and leaves Q
children. The funeral took place on Thursday
and vas LARGELY attended The remains
were inferred in Westminster Cemetery.
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m 8u,te :, 'd T":d VI -, o" tend The maet at
Uaaorst35u,, onj T. ;s boned that Mr. Cbas.
Ia IL :" a,toraJ Gor The mile safety.
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Wo Ofso ,,,o.ad ~ tho Two nile safety in
rL;oL IL othons iii Layo 10 work IN bnot
u, NJ. NJ 40 co,s IF To,,nor.
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m. ~, I'LL l., ,.I,sorvod in ,b;s c;tv Inv
me tourtG WIN ue -: ~ t,,,o ~
sne ciosiig .. 'ne III tnrcSi;1bt narade
mapt b S'I 'be Fre Departmet Who will he
~ y al nv The Rand The
$1n;on Rr;d@e Fire Denartment and Band and
tbe Manchester Fire Department have also
aceented invitations to be present. and will
.na1;cipate in the parade.
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Inc Baltimore AhlericaIl vi 'Ire - 70,
A quiet ana pretty "euu'iIS t ~ plaoI iaso
evening at st. Andrew l.. II. CnurcD, on