The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1892-05-28
AFFAIRS
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

nil today, SATURDAY, inc Zoth'
Measles are abatng at Union Mills, but
..,ret fever has made its appearance.
Dacoration day is legal holiday. Banks,
,,bools and county offices will be closed.
Mr. George W. Albaugh is having dwell.
mo erected on his farm, near Smallwood.
There are about $500 in Westminster's
..,,snrv. and considerable due on taxes for
,be past several years.
Gov. Brown has appointed DR.. George S.
Fopke, of Westminster, member fthe State
Roard of Dental Examiners.
The ladies' of Sykesville and vicinity will
oire A leap-year dance of Horner's Hall there
on the evening Of June l.
game of ball will be played this (Satur-
dsyl afternoon between the clubs Of Pennsyl-
vs9ia and Western Maryland colleges, on the
grounds of the latter
Andrew Gable, near estminster, lost
horse on Friday of last week. The animal
sll in large ditch. 1t was gotten out shortly
after. but died on Saturday.
Among the seventy-se graduates of the
State Normal School, Baltimore, on Thurs
Jsy night. were Miss Anna Lethe Miller and
Amos K. Frank of Carroll county.
EDernaru pros, r nrnen ~ tber crad;nrs
turIeu o,e' =, ,,' RriaGbauor Vira;nio I, =
, Inr the property will cover the debts.
p,.ns Post q A r will attend service at
., Pamrs Reformad Church tomorrow iSun.
81 au, . ot IN % n,nIool, III sarn,o,
uAy mn H., 1901 h., D., Caini,,
S. Slage the pastor
r, lhlJ Se'.,Sn was ISL, nJ ~nht IT, ","I rain
inursua5 r,iciinrI, haav, in ibason,heastarn
lll Wa ,Pa conntv Tn streams were bank
F lI' u III t"e n''r, ,,ara haarv sbo,vsrs vas.
luI'; -, al so,,a bo;I
'eiuay "''e'' ""'
Miss Anne CaSsell, OF TINS CITY, had her
hand an arm right severely purned on friuay
Of ast wees me u"s'taS out a que
brushed up some loosG pomGei "''noun n"oT 7,
ing "l'' II WAS, a'iu ~ - u Ia 80,
isni'eu '''O ''''
Inc team piGycle race Ior Tue D q. ~
News prize sliVer cup WIN COME ,r oh az tiie
Arlington track next Monuay' Inc Hasy
aha plV'si" ~ H. n W nave T al "a 5Ta az
some extra aces ana MT; charIes =. luIue'
oil "estminster' Is ehtereu III TWO III mem
Al the close OF business on May lIth, the
date of the call for bank stateme nus, the ma
tional banks OF Westminster had S4iS 1921
Oil deposit as ioilows-Earmers ana Meehan'
les 30, 9I"%2i mon Natiohai' oo,f'"'o''
FIRST National, 9lo9,"44.4o.
Mr. Frank A. Belts, son of the late
Thomas j. Belts, well,known citizen OF
ower Carroll, died at Woodblne on May l4th'
IA his SD year. The deceased TOOK severe
'old last tall, ana consumption ioiiowen' ne
e wi'e' VINO 10 'A"s'''e' VI '"'' '''''''
hewitt ~, C.u
pom the land OF Mr; lholn r 1i'i, III
hampstead district rs saiu 10 De iounu I5rse
deposits OF mica or Islngla%S' IL Is iouhd III
arge blocks, from elght 10 twe''e i9 T peio"
he surface. Alexander d. nii', VI iaanofer,
a. anu TWO o'''e' Ee"''e"i'' now '
III tne upp'' A., 1900.
Nhlt Mohuay' June rT Tth' ~ W NC q IL
lay IN Manchester. Inc Mahchesser ritg
Department VIII open t1eiI ai'i'unl ia'a "aJ
estyal On that DAY, ana they nave a'i""seu
or brass Dahd ana nrehieli P"r"ue, LIS liz,
band concert, a balIooh ascehS'o''' anu o'"''
John NJ. Roberts and George l.. Stocksdale,
trustees, sold on Thursday a lot containing +"
lcres, rood and 10 perches and improved by
/ log house, belonging to the estate OF the late
Anne Knight, two miles from Flnksburg, on
he Deer Park road. Purchased by Joseph
W. Knight for $500.
4 stroling musician appeared in Westmin-
;ter on Wednesday, with a companion, whose
luty was to take up collection. The must
IAN was a whole band. On his back was
PASS and a snare drum and cymbals. These
he worked with his foot, and with his hands
he pulled in and out huge ACCORDION.
Jossnb II Rrooks and John NJ. Roberts.
/ al n,,-f.,,
arty, on Main street, this city, to the West
Minister Fire Department, for Sl20O. The
lot has front of II feet, and depth OF 10.
The Department will build on IL as soon as
can be made.
Oliver r. Perry. once baggage master on
be Western MARYLAND railroad has deyeloped
rto ,ba most ranowned train robber in the
World His deeds have been bold, daring
md successful. He has recently been cap
ured and convicted in New York, and has
ust begun sentence of fortY-three years IN
prison.
Our Fountain Valley correspondent writes:
Grass and grain are growing finely, and the
prospect for large crops are good. Farmers
Ire working their corn and potatoes. Amos
Hitze has made extensive improvements in
h- interior of his dwelling, and U. ). Baby
ON will have some improvements made to his
property shortly
At the annual election of St. Johns (Leis-
rsl Church ON Ascensiod day the following
,ffieers we're elected: Elder, Jacob D. Leis-
ar. deacon Fradericl, Brehm: trustees. Noah
Brown and David j. Leister, each to serve
wo wears The church will hold festival on
he evenings of ,Iune 9th and 10Th, and the
Lflernoon and evening of the 18th.
Tha wo,,ar, Norvland Railroad annonnces
a. ! he mes;etn h' 6n .a'I ON MonJaT neyt IN
so eAeursions Dne iii ha fonr d;v;s;o ns of
eHnar' wIer1 mel w WIZ Wash;naton mnsic
lngni G OIL yen,:s rom H. o,has IL 10 Mil.
na Gth g. a' Tnna a < and io the animal
aSs,;aa al ~ ,ba old German Baptists. On
,"odaV The 5th a special train will be run,
aar;n., 'Westminster ~ 6. 40 in the morning,
,"nni55a NJ al stations aud arriving at Mill, 4
II 90 a iL Paturninq the train will start
+ n,cioct n M
p.c3 u;ustr.Is oara on on
"3hnson hehneu A,n Aad Fai1ous. Hall
oya TI entertalhae'it a' Gtu r. ,ho rair tbn
u thursday night az sP''e u r. W. ,han avsr
al was tnree-ioGiths ini' a1I not '" ~ even
.ppear mere AGAIN 'ie'e WIZ iii TO- no ~ ha.r
lahding room Tor many VINO T'l 80 ~ "
hem. The audience expeflea an $500