The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1893-11-04
r,rt Tuesday is Election Day
.ocAL AFFAIRS


,l 10 % and doing some grading.
"a miller. who was serving a term on
l1 TS'.,n;nster chain-gang, gave leg bail on
s, %' and made good his escape.
'- c,,relius Hull, of Westminster, has
i, vg a. 81 226 the dwelling and store of
4 .gs Noah H. Hester, at Pleasant Valley
s, Cctober there were recorded in the
y u aiiCe 60 deeds, II mortgages and 6
q 15' iSI and % marriage licenses were
y Mary Masonheimer, of Silver Run,
w. "a a hearing on Thursday next before
n. III william Moore, on the charge Of pass
l'ss' counterfeit fve.dollar bill on Peter
= Western Maryland eleven will play a
la ofSotball this Saturday afternoon, at
n Ell an the college grounds, with the
,,,n If the Bryant & Stratton College, Bal
n. Western Maryland College football
~ -, ,snt 10 Baltimore to play the City Col
,ssm on Saturday last, and came out
sr,J The score was-Western Maryland,
/ CIV College, 20.
\, Nathaniel ". Gilt, of Hanover, a
an, Of Mr.. Jos. S. Git, so well-known in
I'm. died suddenly at his home on Friday
ma week, in his 18th year. A wife and
4 Town sons survive him.
Y, John Ponder (of Isaac) died near
f-,bery Station, mile from Westminster,
T5psjay last. aged about sixty years. He
tiofcsacer of the stomach, resulting from
y, licked by horse. A wife and a num-
Edehfdren survive him.
r,re is a vast difference in the roads that
4, had road machines used upon them and
n aihaye not The new system is rapidly
-siDg in public favor, and those opposed
sine getting fewer every day.
Nan. Joshua Patterson, member Of Con-
--,irom Tennessee. and Hon. p. j. Camp
n Al Baltimore. will address the Demo
Il, meeting at Odd Fellows Hall tonight
;trlsy. November 4. Music by Westmin-
4 md WarfeIdsburg bands.
On Wednesday of last week Levi Stewart,
4, f1r.year.old son of Mr.. Simon p. ..
IA. ofthis city, received a very painful cut
siis right eye while playing with a toy bank.
tnat first thought piece of tin had en-
M the eve. but an examination by DIR.
h T. Herring proved otherwise.
On Monday morning last ice formed to
,xsierable thickness, the ground was frozen
q Tie mercury was down to 90. On We'd
zsisy morning the mercury dropped two
isEses lower, and some water pipes in the
u we're frozen. AT the eannery of Smith,
la!Hng 4 Co. the pipes bursted.
On Monday last David n. Henning and
Crhf I. Hollingsworth, as trustees of Jessie
aslingsvOrth, sold the kellar paper mill
ln containing 50 acres, near Houcksville,
Z follows; AZ acres at 500 per acre, to
Is Ann Hollingsworth, p! acres to the
szs, at $500 per acre, and II acres to
Amos Ebaugh, at $3.50 per acre.
A gentleman from Carlisle, Pa, visited
isiminster, this week, and expressed him
Ill as highly pleased with the town. He
El your streets are so clean, your houses
re 50 neatly painted. and you have the best
fle, ever drank in my life. The health
Lines Of Westminster is widely known and
gsnoEledged. Hundreds resort here every
INNER
Ite School Board has ordered that the fall
I'm Of school close on Friday, the 10th inst.
he board will meet on Tuesday, the 18th,
bandit the teachers report for the term,
Ilch must be sent to the examiner by Sat-
nay night following the close of the term.
" County Teachers Association will meet
aCelral Hall, this city, at the usual hour,
Friday, the 18th.
William Il. Hoffman & Sons, proprietors
Holman Paper Mills, in the Sixth district
Baltimore county, near the Carroll line,
,iis an assignment for the benefit of cred
q on Friday of last week. The assignment
sedited to the general stagnation of bust
= and lack of orders. The liabilities are
aaaied at from $4,000 to S45 900, and the
SSi' about double.
'dge Roberts has excusedsfrom jury ser.
u Charles c. Gorsuch, DR.. Charles w.
sAVer, Thomas j. Hunt, William NJ. Rein
sda John s. Repp, Edward Reisler, A. II.
4Niuan and Samuel G. Davis, and drawn
aaetr places Charles II. Henneman, John
SAarer, Josiah c. Bankert, Frederick
.l'Aart, John Q. Senseney, William Miller,
asay Martin and Jesse Lemon.
w. Daniel Lynn, ST., died at his home,
~ A,lddlebuFg, on Tuesday evening, 0cto-
I zih, alter long illness, aged SO years
= " months. The deceased was never
1I1ed' lie leaves one brother, Abram,
Lo1e sister, Mrs. Mary Rooms. His brothers
'''Pa and Jacob died a number of years
n and his sister, Mrs. Catherine Smith,
a. last spring at the age of 81 years.
nAes'rs. Samuel Roop, H. S, Roberts and
sT'aoFe E,nglar, all of them famous with
gun during their Western trip, from
M ,,hey returned last Saturday, took n
ia hanl IN the prairies of North Dakota.
" Jagged three sand hill cranes, weighing
a ID YEA 10 liIeen pounds each, twenty three
=, n ssese' slxty-nine prairie chickens, forty
.''q ducks and three jack-rabbits.
: Johns Catholic Church of Westmin-
\ laS purchased, through an agent,
a 'iO lGrk, from Germany, two statues,
y 81 =, Joseph and the other ofthe Sacred
Inc statues are said to be of the
n /, ul ~ and very beautiful. The statues
\. v blessed on Sunday evening-tomor-
IN @ 100 o'clock. The sermon will be
CO. r.S n ny Father Brady of St. lguatius
',.''A, Baltimore.
E-'- poodwin. wife of Price Goodwin, who
h,l.SI westminster, was found dead in
49, between and O'Clock on Tuesday
n y her husband After eating dinner
j uooawln complained of not feeling we'll
'sn. up stairs to lie down. She was
h ,f " .le house and is supposed TO have
i y, 'ipsasns, caused by cerebral trouble.
d. 'S1 l years old and daughter
~ stocksdale, Baltimore county. The
D4i.. Wos place yesterday morning at
rspiel " T. church, and was largely
,sll,y JACOB sa Wilson died in this city on We'd
q morning, aged seventy years. He
s, ~ SICK for some time, and on the
ID ~ = previous to his death was stricken
atipnalysls. Mr.. Wilson was a native of
4 my county, but had lived in Westmin
ias ,.s iooi' he superintendent the laying
N e" asA . Oh the Western Maryland Rail-
"a "' VWlngs Mills to Union Bridge
lsysrrD' u 'ne hrst road supervisor of the
k8,snn aaryland line. A wife and several
n ,''u survive him.
s,'s siu y Iae bell at Central Hall School sum
tsnao,an e children to studies on Monday
sr,Sosa me children were watching per-
sasrs s..e " trained bear on Main street, a
lErls way .ay, deaf to the sounds of that bell.
dooI6o"as.er the trainer went up near the
i.sssSSuus and the children followed. Here
\ hslf % were attracted to the street, and
bid ss 40 hour teachers and scholars en-.
Ssel;ndai:l program of bear performance
aa.rsuII'n g' wrestling, dancing, kissing,
,u''s and all. But don't tell anybody.
d !, i a Guild of Holy Trinity Parish
slsry sn r,oward Hall, Sykesville, last week,
II b 'sSGesstul sale and supper. The mid
k.sn ssS'a was the feature of the evening,
a..