The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1893-07-08
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

c.raral showers nave lllleH lhlS htch, anu
aot,toes and other crops are growing
ssai1
Hur'' Of the Westminster Forest and
Inc, Inc ' INK was opened on the Monocacy on
S suea last.
49, arc beine hauled for repaving the
..iomoIk nj the Reformed Church, Bond
aOe Westminster.
"e'' &c Westminster wheelmen are con.
a P trim mn the Valley of Virginia as
sue he Natural Bridge.
Ia a. Il, poole Of Westm;n ster. nicked
MT. f mem" S,arts Of eooseberries from one
i inIg IN his Garden this summer.
Jus" c.,,.dovo colorad club from Bal,i.
Next S ~ 80 Wost,,;ns,er IN NAV n
more VII II IV ,r;,h colored nine of this citv.
galne u d. mis- annie so mncb n favorite
i rD.. III" l. a natiyeof Kentucky. and is
IN IA'i0. ,,,o,y norticularlv well in Western
,alu sU -"
VA p.,u;o.;. O.da. So,s IF
Inc "es n;II La Instituted next Thursday
amen" hv the Grand officers of the order in
evening" Gu ~ ~"
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A lot Of y, hanIsoine youns ' oc Er;aoili,nrpp
cry u ,L Won his town Yesterday morning
PasseI p 'I,1
Holl Da'''"'o'e' o.LooI e.. ,r;os,s bv tho
The summer oS IT, ,o' p'u9a,' nsxt
Order oil tne liGS " 1 ,ho n,ah' iactnro, will
MOhuay' J"
Oe oP'" ,, ~ III; - NJ,
Mr.. "liii'm iie"iy ' ~ I,,,-t,et.
Windsor raiseu t,ie PAst seaso" oiJ re
oipeas from !, TWO c Duslleis So""' iie So'0 '''
crop TO D. T. onr''e' W. 49,,
The Westminster Dase Dail cruz I W
the hyrIeGs ,, .. n ,rommd bsrn on TnesJav in
a'y'l"u JAM, H.. % 70 9 and II toJ
TWO E"ine'' ~
Dr. John D Mathlas Oh inns cry 'li1s nee,i
appointed examining surge 1t' ior lue ens'o''
Bureau at Westminster me e9hliii I,n 70
dated June "o' anu was receiEeu o'i "u'y Jun
Under the annual distribution OF lh9 zee zee
school iund, made on 'uly ist' GarGoi wi WI
receive y, lel.n9' nowaru 9l'of@'o', fs re
erick S;i,3SS.s' ana baltimore county %
9i2.oi'
The first new wheat brought to thls market
was brought here yesterday, July = ny
Lincoln W. kinehart' oil Aledloru' anu SOU
10 N. !. Gorsueh son. AT % cents a pusnei'
ltwas of the Fultz variety ana oil COCA quaiity.
Mr.. George B. Pope, whose parents spent
several summers in Westminster, died IN
Baltimore ON Friday of last week. The de-
ceased was n member of the commission irm
of Pope 4 Janney. he was well known IN
this city.
After hitch between the Mayor and
Council over the selection of City Balliff,
lasting about a month, an agreement was
reached on Monday night and Samuel Knight
was nominated by the Mayor and confirmed
by the Council.
Tho u,ror and Compon Council on Mon.
dsv nigbt in REGARD 10 the contract with the
Westminster Water Company. referred the
matter TO Clabaugh & Roberts, counsel to the
corporation. for an opinion on the contract
and the exact legal status of the position of
tbe CITY in the matter.
~ W,u,.,;,,o. pond festival a, Cantral
Han ne soh eSI' nronnJS nnened On saturday
evening last. and was continued on Monday
and Tuesday evenings. The attendance was
fair. and the Band re. opened on Thursday
evening and will close it tonight-Saturday
Go and give the Band a lift.
Tbo oon,r;b,tor. ~ tho Flower Mission
tb;s vel were Mrs Carr Mrs Matthews.
Mr. P;nobar, Ne Sbupl, Misses Oracle
n niS, ili"snar', "Is onunS, NJ 80
poon. any ~ i,'Ssa e., nav, waeIy will be
Ne. CT, ST.. and Eva RI,ncbard.
49, uus'' Nm: -" H., and NJ
40 t ti'Inu''
-, IN NJ,
rroi' Sharles l. Wrlghs OF western MARY
lana Coiiege was on mohuay , elee'eu pri"Ii
pau OF The havre de Grace hisn oehooi py
me Hartford county School board, 10 sueGeeu
froi' Newell. froi: wright Is an eXce,ient
instructor and rigid disclplinarian, anu tne
ellzens OF Havre de Grace are 10 De con
W., ="
'ie business s1iler.1ily ~aS ~
W, "eS','iS'er anu oter 'ow'.s Vi III 'ne
i'n, FARMERS were engageu III eus.ins VIM T.'
very "" having lihlshen before tnat Huie. ~"
cool wet weather OF tast week ueiayed
harvest though little, II any, damage result
ed' Inc crop Is better Than Tor several years
past. and IS about iar average yiela-
Mr.. Thomas Williams, of near Smallwood,
Maid the ADroclTr Office q visit on Wednes.
day. He was 90 vears old on the 10Th of
December last He is still active and walks
bnskly, and can read without glasses. he
never was sick in his life, except as n child
when ieething, and never spent FIVE dollars
for medicine or medical attendance in all his
life.
l. lie tOurth IN MeStml nSter parlOOk Oh IL
Sunday stiffness, except for the occasional
report of fire cracker set off by juvenile.
At night, however. there was regular fusi
lade. Sky rockets were sent up in all parts
of the city. Roman candles were sent up.
huge fire crackers were exploded, colored
Ighls were set oil, and there was general
dispiay OF lire works. No accidents oil con
sequence occurred, and general good order
prevailed. Numerous large balloons were
also sent up.
Chairman B. f. Grouse gives notice in this
issue of a meeting of the Democratic County
eeqtral Committee to be held in Westmin
sier On Monday morning, July 18th, at 10
o'clock. The committee will arrange dates
for primaries end convention to select dele
gates to the Fifth Judicial Circuit Conven-
loa, which meets in Westminster on August
10Th. At the same time the committee will
arrange dates for primaries and convention
. select delegates 70 the State Convention 20, ~
'nu 10 nominate cahulua.es ior ioeaa on.'eS,
A special meeting OF Maryland Chassis OF
he Reformed Church was held at Frederick
na The I'd instant. Lieentiate W. Z. Sykes,
recent graduate ofthe theological Seminary
Of the Reformed Church at Lancaster, "a,
", vas received from the ClassIs OF Lehigh,
Eastern synod, and call TO nm from tne
Durklttsville charge was confirmed. com,