The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1891-01-03

| stable of George A. Miller, Westmin
ster, destroyed by FIRE.
2-T. NJ. X. Holiday, of Hanover, killed
in railroad accident near Hampstead.
6-Tariff reform picnic at Uniontown; ad-
dresses by Hons. w. p G.. Breckenridge, o.
Kentucky; Frank T. Shaw and B. f. Grouse.
&C. s. Cramer's store, Union Bridge,
robbed.
VIM C. Bloom, living near Taneytown
struck by a train near Fulton Station, Balti
more, and severely injured.
store of r. l.. Rooms & Co., at Middle
burg, robbed.
Lutheran congregation organized at the
new church near Taylorsvile, by Rev. NJ. E
McLinn.
ICE. G. Shipley's hay barrack, near
Shipley p. o., struck by lightning and de-
stroyed.
iii. Jacob Feeser, near Union Mills, run
over by wagon and severely injured.
20-Farmers' picnic at Miller's Staii' n.
Tariff reform speeches by Hons b. +. Grouse,
d. N. Henning, Frank I. Shaw and Chas. b.
Roberts.
27-Farmers picnic at Silver Run. Tariff
reform speeches by Hons. d. n. Hennng
and B. F. Grouse.
27-Dennis Ii. Maynard, prominent eiti-
zen, died at his residence in New Windsor.
2S-George B. Simpson, near Mekinstry s
Mills, had a leg and two ribs fractured in a
driving accident.
OCTOBER.
"A nude white child AZ hours old, found
dead near Pipe Greek Station.
5-House belonging to Kitty Il. Barnes, at
Gambler, destroyed by fire.
Barn of j. Henry Steele. Freedom dis
trict, destroyed by fire.
fitzpatrick Berner found dead in Ham
mond Bros. stable at Hoods Mill.
2l-Barn and wagon shed of Leander Hull,
near Westminster, destroyed by fire.
2l-Christian Wisner, aged 10 years, near
Silver Run, committed suicide by shooting
himself with n gun.
22-Hall of Springfield Lodge, |. o. o. F.,
Sykesvile, dedicated.
26-Corner stone laid of st. Marys Re-
formed Church, Silver Run.
2G-Calvary Lutheran Church, Woodbine,
dedicated. -e----a
29~St. James Chapel at Mt. Airy conse.
Grated by Bishop Paret.
30-Baxter Bowers, aged Is years, near
Warfeidsburg, had foot torn off and leg
crushed by horse power.
NOVEMBER.
4-Great Democratic victory in Carroll, in
Maryland and throughout the whole country.
Alive year old daughter of John Barber,
at Shipley burned to death.
Give buildings destroyed by fire at
Winfield.
Lizzie Rebellion accidentally shot and
severely wounded by William Boyd, both
colored. near Freedom.
S-House of Calvin Wentz, Ebbyale, de-
stroyed by fire.
lii. A. j. Lamotle, of Finksburg, died
suddenly in Westminster.
III. William Steele, of Eldersburg, died
suddenly, aged So years.
l6-Residence of Charles Shriner, fancy
town, robbed.
l8-Samuel d. Ham, of Middleburg,
committed suicide by hanging.
l9-Mrs. Margaret G. Bennett died sud
denly at her residence in Westminster.
22-Hashabiah Haines, q well known eiti
zen, died at his residence in Westminster.
pa. Baker Myers stable, Westminster,
destroyed by fire.
27-Mrs. j. Sylvester Fink, Taneytown,
died suddenly of paralysis, aged 40 years.
3O-Krider's Reformed Church, near
Westminster, dedicated.
DECEMBER.
Reformed Church at Taneytown dedi-
Gated.
i4-Methodist Episcopal Church at Mt.
Airy dedicated.
lG-Boiler of Dorsey Bros. threshing
machine, near Bloom, exploded tearing out
side of the barn and injuring several persons
slightly.
19-Dwelling and barn on farm of Rebecca
Mixner, near Bird Hill, destroyed by incen'
diary fire. ,
2i-Dwellng belonging to Charles Will
liams, at Berret, destroyed by fire.
27-John Hackett killed by the kick of a
horse at Henryton.
3O-Stable ofJoseph Freeman, Frizellburg,
was burned.