The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1893-05-13
LOCAL AFFAIRS
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Clly li M ,n'' sLortIv
anu VIII up" - calculation, houo
Three handsome nrass cna"u III. INV
been placed IN the courlro .S' auu''s 'e'S
mnch to the appearance ., .he ioo"
The second nine 3 o. " W A1 H91Ian
College defeated ,he VIEW "l9usoL oJ IN Z
club at New "iiusor o'i ''"'u''"' '"'' y
to
The Baltimore American on Monuay PRIV !c
ed an eXcg,ieh. HAe'en VI ~. ~o. H., o.
snider oil Westminster "e'o"'p''"'N "''
excellent por'ia' -,
Anne L. Smith and Charles w. omith OF
New Windsor were granted uiVorce v,heulo
matrimonn by the circuit court LOT Oarroii
county on April 18th.
Mr. Enoch l.. Frizell and the Patterson
Bros. have purchased for $4,000 the John
Doneghue farm, containing 242 acres, two
miles east OF EmmltsDurg.
lanes S. Hyatt has been appointed post
mastar at SykesyiIle. in the place of +. NJ.
Mellor, and S. w. Stackhouse at Woodbine
in the place of W. H. II. Grove.
Mrs. Amelia A. Vanhorn, wife of J. W.
Vanborn. superintendent of the quarries of
the Maryland Paving Company, near this city,
died here on Tuesday, of dropsy, aged 81
wears.
Mrs Ports. a native of Hampstead, died in
Noilowov county. Missouri, one day last
week Her remains were brought to Hamp-
stead ON Tuesday and Inferred The deceas
ed was a sister of d. A. Cox of Hampstead
M, wo,,,,;,s,ar F;ro Danortn,apt have
selected Charles V. Waniz, o. ID. Gilbert,
denton 6 Gebr. Edwin ]. LAWYER and
Iossnb u Brooks delegates TO the State
F;roma,'s Association to be held at Frederick
ON lime 8
p.-uL.,,, ,,,o,, 400, ,b;s vaal, ooDcarr.
haiiots nav pee heiJ H., Tn;on,o,U,, and
1ng cer'Aln notes III - aod ;nd;v;draIs
Ts r,; :; bartha nn,es ore Genuine
or forged Some of the endorsers claim they
did moi sion the notes; the holders will likely
hove tbe gennineness Of the notes legally
,estsd
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Inc sue waihs oa VIII, nI anu ova iii
are soon 70 pe paSeI 'i u, III" III.
a'se pe laiu e.o n:i, ', IL Inoo,,,a ,onri,.
part VI our wy WIN enea o and dee;Jelv
sun''i nc , G'e"ms pdo";rahIa for residence
Wes,wirs,or il nrooress;ng slowly il NAV be.
Inv, Iii nroarsss;ns
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MI august W. macneu y. hoieeo, IL,
mas neeh aPloin'eu asssa' 10,
ol lne if9 6 ue i SJte 81 H.
Seheral DlsseI,. ni 1 I"I.a ~ IL Ia,a
va" ~ s',., r Wd".,.;,a,., ~ !;
Soh' D. Da"insui'"ei VI " II - :; y
hho"h 10 l'uliioef VI oui eit'1 le;m al.
male en excellent officer.
WEN. II ~, w;,,;. No.o
ni,''ahi n ""u'H n"u G, d.
!och nave e, oee,' eiec'e9 tiueiees % y;
JalnIh Snurch' DaVlu 1,iI n c eiuef, ueo'se
N ochaener ueaeoh anu f. ~ ociiaehet seere-
iary- Gavin otarner was chosen 70 hcconi
pans me pils5ar 10 e9hlerenoe' "tile
Is .. iA"N IT, 80 .,aIro ao,ess;ops at
G y. tl, r nj vi q Ren;an;n,s
9'. 'ohn on"rcu anu S'A ii. Oh il'"'i" o
-, me Maryland 0lassls Vi tne T nelor,ne ..
Oh"ten aulourneu on iueSuny c;,i De-
annual session VIII p9 "9 eoat AZ P nu
inns county NJ 1u Nay 10, io'f i'e.. oais u
sage oi es'Ii m sas
'oI Tue eIassis anu H. H.I' '1lisel " ".In
MINIS was chosen o.ig Vi tile uei1sa'Gs 10 1ne
"eheTal oynoa whlch uee,S az iseuii,s; w a.
on may q. Elue 1. .. 4 Oriiuori' VI "eS''
Minister "aS Aiso e'ee'u'
The national banks OF Westminster had on
deposit at the close OF business on may
$i2C, lG9.4 ~, as follows; Union Nauonai
Sl6i,, i9'9o' FIRST National 9iQz ~ a anu
the Farmers and Meehanies natonai $g''-
5G9.4l. Inc First National Sank OF new NE!
windsor mad SSZ'oio.'o on deposit ms
makes tne Sotai LOT me i hatloilal p1HAs VI eie
county solz'ooO;c+' Inc iour SAVING Da'hs
nave ABOUT nan ln'ilion more on uepoS''.
Barring the heavy storm of Friday night of
last week the barn of Mr.. John Burt, about
two miles east of Westminster was struck by
-nshtniag, SET on hre ana enurely destroyed
logether WIN lou ousheis Oh ~nee', = 'e.is
gie'nei'tS' Two caves o anu wv w f%iuao.e uoso
ine Darh was 4oXSo reel. Inc loss Is aoou,
Sl'oo, ana there was an insurance III oarroii
Sonnty Mutual flre insurance company Oh
9l""0 on Darn ana 9Zou on cohtehts.
Salem Lodge, |. o. o. F., observed its
lorty- fifth anniversary by reunion of mem
bers and their families on Thursday night.
Addresses were made by Past Grand Master
James B. Guyton, Grand Secretary John M.
',Gnes anu ~: q" W. riSr'ne ol eSt MN GI
n inars was FIXTURE VI tAe eEenlhg, m'ss ,ua
Due'o"u Y, orsaiiis., anu reireSn'i'e"'s WEI
Aeteu. me comm,lee IN Gnarge % 1 VII
1"a5r were Jonn d. reese, D; T. Orouse' ~
L. brown William ID. Casseii and u. hun
on May 8, 1892, 6S barrels of whisky were
destroyed by IRE at Sykesyilie, this county,
Hhile ~ transit. The stock belonged to the
uousehalk Company OF Baltimore, and there
vas NV ihslifahce oi SSVuO on y ~ the man
hem Insurance Company OF Mannheim, Ger
many. The company refused payment, on
Inc ground that a clause IN The policy made II
VOID II The insurance was gwen to n, the car
r i as lhe olil OF Iading stated. ne case ls
~ was argue a IN lhe ohiteu states cohr'' nAi'''
"oie' ON iuesuay.
An alteration occurred at heysvllle on
Friday OF last week, which was serious
affair. Joseph l.. Sharrer, a merchant, &C.
eosted George Rupp, veterinary surgeon,
about conversation in Sharrers store, which
Sharrer alleged that Rupp had misrepresent-
ed. Rupp, it seems, got angry at once, and
struck sharrer on the head, near the temple,
mlh an IRON buggy nox, knocking nm e sense,
less lie remained unconscious Tor some
Ame, and on Thursday his condition was stiii
9eiy serious. DIR. z. W. Weaver oil fancy
town IS the attending physician.
Miss Carrie Irwin. once resident Of West.
minister and a sister of Capt. p. III. Irwin of
this city, has sold her estate of 1900 acres,
in Goochland county, Va, for $75, 900 cash.
Last January a Boston man took an option
ON tho rronartv ut S75 O0( for three months