The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1891-06-06
SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 1891.
0CAL AFFAIRS


INNER schools in this city will close mex
bay.
miner boarders have begun to arrive at
lchester Place.
r VIM. f. Moore and bride, of Baltimore,
"A come to Westminster to spend the sum
he Westminster Gun Club will try con
+. ions with the Towson Club on July 4th,
Towson.
.,pt. Chas. N. Kuhn, of this city, has had
& pension increased. George A. Zahn, also
{ lis city, has been granted pension.
leayy showers fell in various parts of Car
a last Sunday afternoon, above and below
stminster. Not drop fell in this city.
+ Siderable hail fell in several places.
he merry GO. round left on Tuesday night,
to the relief of the neighborhood, as it
. fast becoming a nuisance. The employees
4 others made Tuesday night hideous.
Children's Day service at st. James NJ. E..
|tnrch, Marston, takes place tomorrow, June
a o'clock p. IN. Our correspondent was
srror in announcing it for last Sunday.
Ephraim n. Rittase, of Manchester, has
a granted patent for jockey stick. Jo-
II Ruby, of Hampstead district, has been
4hted patent for veterinary instrument.
recording to the statistics of the Census
||teau on tobacco in Maryland, GO acres in
ssrol were devoted to tobacco, the product
hunted to $1,000 pounds, and the value
y S3,3iS.
sessrs. Louis II. Schultz and Charles X.
hour appeared before the County School
.b,missioners on Monday to lay before the
ard the pressing necessity of Il new school
+. isc at Sykesvile.
.1he Westminster Fire Department on
kdnesday night decided to have II torch
abt parade on Fourth of July night, and to
HI a strawberry and ice cream festival at
hir hall afterwards.
Major Geo. C. Wedderburn and wife, of
fillmore, are at Mr. Frank Beavers, near
4 city, and will spend the summer. Mr..
hten and family, also of Baltimore, will also
Ind the summer at Mr.. Beavers.
Dhe stable of j. A. and A. Ii. Morris,
aich is trained and managed by Wyndam
hlden. of Middeburg, won $64, AGO at the
Eavesend meeting. St. Florian, 4 two year
4, alone. won $23, 1926; and Russell, 4 three
hr-old won $3.50.
Eberhart Bros, brick makers of this city,
1 making about $1,000 bricks day, and
Ii ready sale for all they can manufacture.
It. demand is mostly from distant points, and
Is firm are bringing money to the city.
lleen hands are employed.
Mr. C. X. Demmitt, of Marston, sent us
mple of some potatoes Of this year growth,
June LIST. They were fair size for fable
/. and of fine shape. Mr.. Demmitt says it
the earliest variety in the State. They
tainy are month earlier than ordinary
rieties.
Rev. Hugh l.. Elderdice, a graduate of
cslern Maryland College and Westminster
geological Seminary, and well known in this
~. was married on Wednesday to Miss An.
bel Smith, of Patience, Bedford county,
. Mr.. Elderdice is pastor of Broadway NJ.
Church, Baltimore.
The third annual NJ. p. camp will be held
the woods of Mr.. L. l.. Mullinix, near Mt.
nv, this county, commencing July 30th and
,sing August 18th. Persons desiring to
ut upon the ground should make immediate
plication to Rev. DR.. Killgore, Lisbon,
rward county. The camp. it is thought,
L be the largest yet held at that place.
Handsome invitations have been issued by
arity Lodge, X. of p, this city, to their
st anniversary, Mt Odd Fellows Hall. on
iiay evening of next week. The reception
mmittee are John j. Reese, c. c.; Edwin
Lawyer, d. D. G. c.; Morris Schneider
r, Prelate; Edward p. Brundige, Knight.
e occasion will no doubt be pleasant one.
The Westminster Social Club is progressing
II. The officers are John NJ. Roberts,
asident; n. II. Baumgartner, LIST vice pres
mt; DIR. George NJ. Martin, ID vice-presi-
mt; John H. Cunningham, secretary and
asurer These, with Chas. V. Dugan and
thur f. Smith, constitute the incorpora-
IS, and, with the exception of DR.. Martin,
. incorporators constitute the board of
vernors fot the first year.
The late Col. John NJ. Seymour, gallant
ufederate soldier, was buried by his old
npanions in arms on May 25th from All
ints Protestant Episcopal Church, Refs
'stown. His active pall-bearers were Capt.
chol, Colonel King, Harry Nettam, Chas.
mines, DIR. Campbell and Peter Conrad.
Iose who served in the honorary capacity
re John f. Gore, Henry Dairs, |. Smith
nick, DIR. Holley Smith, William Hougher
d John Marshall. Colonel Seymour's wife
IS granddaughter of the late Judge Jacob
wider, of Westminster. He leaves two
lighters and one son.
Closing exercises at New Windsor College
mmence tomorrow, June It'll. The bacca.
rreate sermon will be preached by Rev. j.
Rogan, of Baltimore, at the Presbyterian
urch at II a. m, and Rev. j. Addison
nth, also of Baltimore, will preach to the
tristan Associations at the same church in
, evening at s. Class day exercises take
ace on Monday evening, soiree and contest
prizes on Tuesday evening, annual adj
ess before the the literary societies, by Rev.
n. Cornelius, of Washington, ID. c., on
evening, and commencement
Dper at | a. m. Thursday.
At Il meeting Of the Westminster Forest and
-eam Club on Wednesday evening there
re present Judge Jas. A. C. Bond, L. p.
undige, +. +. Shipley, George A. Miller,
=. George d. Fouke, John j. Reese, S. Carr
ckert, w. l.. Brown, Joshua Stevenson,
aries w. Moore and Charles L. Goodwin.
e following officers were elected for the
suing year-George A. Miller, president;
aries Ii. Baughman, secretary; j. Q. ii.
nth, treasurer; S. Carr Wickert, commits
": John j. Reese, quarter master. The
ID will open camp on the Monocacy on July
h, on the farm of oshna Duttera. Another
eting of the club will be held next We'd
aday evening. = p s.s..ss.-- -,---
The case of Mary X. Ridinger vs. Contee
lit, administrator of Nathan Raitt, removed
IN the cireuit court for this county to the
aShington county court, was concluded on
esday, after trial lasting four days. The
intifr lived with Nathan Raitt, a bachelor,
lumber Of years, and brought suit after his
ath for about SO, 300 for services rendered,
tn three years interest. The jury rendered
Ierdict for the plaintiff for 81, 100. In the
me court, on Tuesday, Martin l.. Main OBJ
ned verdict for 1884 40 against Chas. B.
oneI: on a, note. The case of Martin l..
lin VS.. Jas. W. White, on oats note, was
These cases we're removed
IN Carroll also.
Evan T. Rinehart, flour and grain mer-
ant, of Baltimore, and brother of the late
llliam ii. Rinehart, the sculptor, died Men
y morning at the cottage of DIR. James
rey Thomas, Blue Ridge Summit, where
:. Rlnehart had spent several weeks. He
d been in ill-health for two years, and since
2 flrst of March had been in critical con
ion. DR.. Charles G. Hill, his physician,
ID the cause of death was leukamia, the
suit, it is supposed, of nervous prostration.
: was the son of the late Israel Rinehart, n
'mer IN this county, and was GO years of
e. Alter being educated young Rinehart
gan merchandising at Fairfield, Adams
unity, IA. Twenty years ago he formed a
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