The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1891-01-24
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

dom Circuit, will deliver lecture on Little
Things" in the Freedom Church next Friday
evening, the 30th.
Gloyd Hayden, son Of Mr.. Ambrose Hay
den, near Westminster, has accepted posi-
ton in the machine shop of Wolf& Hamaker,
at Chambersburg, Pa.
Howard Senseney, son Of Mr.. John @.
Senseney, near Linwood, whose serious i'll
ness was noticed in our last issue, died on
Friday night of last week.
II. A. Myers, of Manchester, has been
onnointed' railway mail agent, to succeed &.
n. Cox, on the Western Maryland Railroad.
Mr.. Cox has been promoted
Misses Bette and Mollie Kemp, of Balti-
more county, and Miss Jennie G. Byers, of
Baltimore, were guests of Mrs. S. A. Kemp,
near this city, a few days ago.
An accident to a freight tram occurred on
the Baltimore Il Ohio Railroad near Mt.
Airy Wednesday morning, in which Henry
link, n brakeman, who lives in Baltimore,
had leg broken.
Mrs. Amanda Clements, wife of Mr.. John
Ambrose Clements, and sister of Father
Gloyd, formerly Of this city, died ut Gathers
9th, aged Al years.
In business letter to the ADVOCATE this
week, from Mr.. Jas. A. Dillar, OF San Diego,
California, formerly of this city, mentions
the death of his little daughter, which oc-
CURED a few weeks ago.
Mrs. Mary Richardson, widow of the late
y. H. Richardson, died in Baltimore on the
9Th inst. The deceased spent some time IN
ahis city last summer, as the guest Of Mrs.
CovingtOn Barnitz, her sister.
gernord + McGlone. of Timonium. Balti-
more comfy. formerly of Finksburg. this
nnnnty had n Leo broken above the ankle
ioint Nv n kick from his horse.
81, or m A,dors Of
o'''i,.eS -n"a, 80 i,rod in nnost;ng
an,i I,'y' "m Gronn street hin on Tuesday
mont A FINGER on his right hand was crush.
cd Dr .Iobn s. Matthias rendered surgical
.oij
a. ,,,-I. ,,-. ,,,oo,. tho s.ool,s and
oIl lnu,Su'y VI NJ m "u'T E;oLoihoSDa. Of
i az vi t pe ''ne la Rn,orss ,,oro
iiano'ei f.on, n Ro1t;moro Gettvsbnrg and other
priaccs ali brongbt GOOD prices. the sale
amounting to $50, i49.
I.l,.a,,5 A,,,bo,, cobno;dor cboroed with
"o;il III. T - 4'oii;,g ,d Lar, an tba farm, IF
o W ''ii 49, 'ie 49, LaJ boar;n, baIoro
hls i'e1 TS',,n H. Ct, ON Wo5,oSJov
iS - iii :, ,bo en-, of e50o oocL for
. anu .i - 10 No, torn, oG tbe
C;ro,it Court
NJ Non7o I. Miles. Of Cambridge. a
,ua",,,o,a Of Western Maryland COLLEGE. and
IS -, i; III o;tv will he married on
E TeL A" Cd f. Wiss AGNES daughter Of Mr.
= ep JTS II IT,. " &c Sa,,br;JTe Ma Tho
q. lie'ny ME- Iii a. ,,Iono at o;clocI, in The
e. '3 =; Or, ED;sconoI Cbnrcb
=, w.. N c:Ii,a,. r. 10. 1,oo,, -,
WI ,';t i az Tovior Works nj Chambers.
,5,nIg Will newt week take n position in the
IVastarn Maryland Railroad Shops at Union
Rr;Jae Mr. Gilbert renorts that some thirty
'an,nioyes of tbe TAYLOR Works were discharg-
.sI Iasi week and obont forty this week.
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Wn FRIDAY morning ol ie eiI VEN ZEN us -,
W. anhors, OF tnis cty' Iell 'ron ron mai
@h'i t .SO'onI GNU. ~ 'J hntwaom The aIbow and
III, Ia "a s,rrai,aJ The Iaft wrist DIR, M
Dr. u5'1ooS e. froctnre Int the sar;ons
-, of ,ba ;ninr;os canses Tho natient mucb
49,, " wv
'"" w, ru-,. e.. u.,,ou, -
VIM. Stoneslier, oil MaypefrS, lof whom d
warrant was issuea by Justiee CrapSVeF' up9u
charge oil shootipg JACOB Haus sJlie SeeAs
So' epuiu uoS pe ,ounu ~ onas, He w; f.
'.,'.n, IA ,int Lo had conc 70 Pcnpsvlv,nia
aei J i .a'.' ,rLon sbo would ser
i h;u <n.e was U"e'''''''
"'' y, :. NJ
European uisPatches nave reprgAeH NJ IN. mrs
Amelle hlNeS Ohanler as seriously m! III P 1uS
letter from her mother 10 MISS MARY lloop'
ms CITY, says the reports nave oeenl eA"Ese .
aT Gd an mrs has aft Pars Snr Pa ermo thence
80 Gil, a,,d c.; tLo oI;r,ota in paris he.
~, 80 200 sa .,,'r 0'4'''
lug ~ Wv =,
lSe esaaPaSisn emo o. d;lnnseod II bv f5rmera
at Sykesvllle, is being discussed ny FARMERS
and others IN carroll ana howard some 80 % 3'
those interested IN the malter are F" III. II
Forsyth, John /. hldgeiy, a. +; forSytne,
A. u Hewitt J0hn W. forSythe' CaPt' MarI 4,
i-ou W. u '9 MnmonnIJ 'I vi II n
/ W III IL ii
=, r..
a, 'GAh II. Meme WINE on ms way nr Jn.
NashtsS'on 10 " es.lilllsteI, on T monJ"s
neI W.T." an aIeIue'l' "t ar =,
9latloh; Dallinore. On !, ms way ou' Vt ene
uepot' ne accidehcaiiy ieil thro1sh an oPei
cellar way sustaining INJURIES 10 ms pacH any
PEG. lie had but limited time 70 caiSn th'
(" estmlhster Tram, anu II Delhs uarh' uiu no
'I ~, Wv, -, ol'e" '-',' o. n
Inc ,giTect9rs anu olcers 4l 'he rl's
National B Kan oil Westminster mad di I1,S,
, at Hotel hiplon on saturday, January !Ith
lIhose present were IT .. iiI m
'9ohn H. heiishidep, henry pa1ie, paIi'
tGassell, DavId j.. hoop' DaVla h0op' JON
y; CasseIl, DAVID Reese Iohn y; ho9P
eharies l. hehshideT' &eoige H. uehr' u
p Iehr ana FRANK H. oasseh'
VIM. Lease, living on Green ST., Westmin
sster, has gun G feet2 inches in length IN HI
possession. The gun belonged to the lat
Capt. Raymond Wright, of Frederick county
5 who stood guard at Federal Hill, Baltimore
during the war OF 1872. lie also has an OLE
4 rifle, known as the g Mohawk rifle. whicl
belonged to his uncle, Jacob Buckley, 0
Frederick county. Both guns were old film
locks, but Mr.. Lease had them modernized.
The County Commissioners were engage
in general business on Monday and Tuesday
Margaret HAYES, of Westminster district. WI,
allowed special pension of $1,000 for John
and Ezekiel Shipley, of Freedom district, wa
allowed a special pension of $1,000 also
The Clerk was instructed to notify holders c