The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1891-10-10

DR.. E. o. Mannakee, of Union Bridge
will remove to Washington, D. c., shortly
A 1,200-pound OK will be on the bill of fare
at the Manchester barbecue on October 24th.
Mr. John +. Everhart, of this city, has Sc
cured position at the Herald office, Bati.
more,
St. Marks Lutheran Church, Hampstead
has been reprinted, and was reopened last
Sunday.
The firm of Everhart & Co., stationers.
have sent to this office a Hagerstown Alma.
nae for 1892. Thanks.
Capt. Chas. G. Miller, near Linwood. has
purchased farm near Gettysburg, Pa, and
will remove to it in the spring.
St. Johns Beneficial Association, Of West.
minister, will have an excursion to Washing
ton, D. c.. on Thursday, October 22d.
Mrs. Brooks, mother of Mr.. JOS Brooks.
of this city, fell at his residence on Wednes,
day, and fractured her right limb below the
knee.
Mr.. John 7. Linton died on October 9th,
near Eldersburg, aged % years, months and
10 days. He was formerly of st. Mary S
county, Nd.
Mr.. Charles W. Zieber, formerly Of this
city, has been promoted from 81 900 to an
81 800 clerkshp in the Interior Department
at Washington.
The Hanover Fair was a greater success
financially this year than ever before, the
gross receipts being $G,5l5. 25-one fourth
larger than usual.
The Westminster Fire Department con.
template raising their building shortly to the
height of the Wantz Building adjoining
The improvements will cost about 81, 800.
Mr.. Charles L. Graf, while oiling a sepera.
tor, on the farm of Mr.. Peter Helfric, near
Manchester, on Thursday of last week, got
his arm caught in the betting and it was drawn
to the belt wheel and fractured.
Mr.. r. C. Miller, of Westminster. has ac-
cepted a position with the Fidelity and De-
post Company, of Baltimore. Mr.. G. Harry
Gist, also of Westminster, is in the same in
stitutiOn.
Daniel Sullivan died on Tuesday last a
Fairfield, Pa, aged IS years. His remains
were inferred near Union Bridge on the fol-
lowing day, at the Friends burying. ground.
Many years ago he lived in the neighborhood
of Union Bridge.
Considerable petty thieving has been going
on in this city the past two weeks. Cellars
and meathouses have been visited, and one
day this week some one took a light over
coat that was hanging up in Mr.. Charles T.
Reilsniders hall.
Tho Wos,or, N,r,Io,d Po;Irood u;Il coll
- - 49, H. F."dd.;oi.
Up ~ t,.o
Wastn,;nStor Of 10 NJ nj q Is y, o.
Tbnrsday y snaciai Tain will leave EradaricL
at 8. go n. m, to meet the excursion train
down from Hagerstown.
Tho Vos+or, N,rrI,,d poiIrood Mill cal,
ro,,nJ -, t;oi.ots - tba fIaaorSto,,, r.
overy dsy Of lie co,tirnance md on TbnrS.
day will nm sroc;oi trains Isayino Wastn,;n.
ster Mt : Ia and Q Is in ;be morning Re.
TURNING will leave Uogerstown nj 4 81 and
5,15 in The afternoon Tickets. including
admission to the Fair, are 81 80 from West.
minister and all stations west to Rocky Ridge.
At stations east-Tannery, 81 go; Carrollton,
81 G5; Patapsco, 81. 20: Fiuksburg $3.50.
Tho foIIoy;no guasts arc hooked for Octo.
ber ot Da;im@on9;s Hotel Mrs Tmcy lie.
Grand JcfTers Mrs. A r. LETTERS. of Amman.
oils. Mrs, Iieut Com. L. r. Wood and
donghter Mrs. Iieut, Seaton Schroeder. four
children and nnrse. of WASHINGTON. ID. C.:
Miss Anna Brice. of PHILADELPHIA: Miss Eliz.
abeth DaIIam. Miss Molly Dallam, w. Il.
Dawson. Mrs. Theresa Dieter, three children
and nursp. Mrs. Tbayer. two children
and nurse, all of Baltimore: several other
narties are exnected on Monday next.
m. p.t.;.u. O., ,,,,,. "a oIo.,,,,,,o,,
r,,;,as 10 10 S,,n hot a Mon caIIing Limself
Sbafer, and renresentinr himself as Metho-
dist Protestant. from Finksburg, Md, and a
,Iobnstown survivor. has been successful in
getting snms for the ostensible purpose of
HAVING an extensive operation performed on
an eve said TO have been hurt in the Johns.
town flood The minister saws the man STONED
oil nigbt with a member Of his flock and led
80
s',,,,,, ~ tLa Pav n r NcCreodv of
IE,I.sl,,,r,1 hnt a Litter from Mr. NcCreadv
Ia H. -, ~ Id boon tbnro nc stronTer
md bad also oot money for his eve in Thai
t. = .
John Hartman was released rom t1e
penitentiaTy on Gesua y'anu was ilhineuia5e'y
Go, 1V;ii;, fo,iaL. S,baro he 10
~ 2liii,t IN, horsn staai;ng uortn,op was
.'at 81 tl,a r,,,;tar,t;or from, CorroIl comfy
1 6aoo w ,no Z Isoo for larceny He had
DeGGa.DTn y, - +r,, Of ~, ,oors in tbc
nnTer t6a name Of Albert Dol
,'aar a.. Iorcen,, in AIlagbanv county He
w u, at Iihertv inst one wear To- n dav. before
his ,' second iegm in the nenitentiary began.
~ :, ,rar,aJ in Cbostor county nnder tbe
- q FL. Crogor olias Rowe DURING
Ia &C. u ',';n a,;tont;arv he was mn
ms hrst term III tne Peniten'laIy nc was IL L.
ruly' anu ''''i''' '''F'''' ''''ei'' "
way o",' -. Dr..
Charles Johnson recently Oh ,4e Ieniten'
Mary, was arrested by oineer ~ Ma'tnews so on
Friday night Of last week anu iIela nnuS[ @ooo
pan Tor go1u pena!ipr ny "us',Go aoU 'bo
gave his name as Fitzgerald about town ana
designating houses 10 VISIT fltZser'lu was
accused OF proving ilrouliu ii 1 iieiiiiSe'
at hlSht anu ne SPent seSellt r G GH5e r.
lie was sent 10 tne house Vi NoTlge'' LII oi
three months A dS Tramp Tramp, JONI c 10y,
was arrested by OhIcer haetue"s ~; LIE -
drunk ana u'sorueriy, anu We a.i" d;soo'
jail ior thlrty uays' m"9 "'''u y'1 ~,
cred that Kelly was WIN Johnson anu fll|-