The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1894-03-03

A small tenant house on the
George c. Grass, near this city, W,
by fire last Saturday night, betwe
O'Clock. The house was unoccu,
fire was evidently the work of an
George johnson has sold his
the Middleburg road, near Union
Mr.. BENJAMIN Breyer, who will
sion April l. Mr.. johnson will b
soon on some land he recently n
the Daniel Repp farm.
Uriah W. Miller, alias Doc NJ
indicted by the grand Jury of Il
the November term last year fol
been located at Houston, Tex
Attorney Fink, who ordered
Miller will be brought here for
The United Brethren Confer
pensburg, Pa. adjourned on Nd
the appointments were the fol
chester circuit, Rev. J. Fl. Youl
Rev. d. W. Sollenberger; Lii
I. Wagner; Waynesboro, Rev
Mrs. Offntt, wife of Mr.. c. A
intendent of the W. U. telegr
Postoffice Department, Was
and a sister of Mrs. Geo. B
Hotel Albion, Westminster, d
last, and was buried on Thu
The Glee Club of Western \
will give a concert on the ev
30. The club will be assiste
and Banjo Club and the
latter are new organizations,
their first bow to the public
The property occupied by
Hampstead has been sold by
the estate Of William Shubki
Mrs. Amanda Buchanan I'D
Buchanan has disposed of
Houeksville to Robert Green
$1,000.
Snow began falling here i'd
noon and continued until
with occasional intervals, VIII
of rain fell. Early Monda
was some lightning. The
depth CT about four inches.
fell, but the rain melted the
John r. Gosnell, of Poplar
county. was found dead uni
bridge ut Woodbine on
week. 1t is supposed he
bridge while trying to eros
carrying on a shoe shop, wi
many years. He leaves no
We were shown pictul
ington a few days ago, draw
Matthias, aged fourteen year
Matthias, of Westminster.
copied from a picture in
done with an ordinary pd
shows considerable talent, i
executed.
The canceling stamp use
Louis III. Dielman, of New
best that we have observed
in the Baltimore Sun of Thus
distinct and is an improvemI
nished by the government,
presses doubt whether the
approve of its use instead d
stamps.
James p. Houck, a nd
county, and aged 48 year!
living in Kansas, accidently
himself on January -. He
started out to shoot some ri
eating the bark from his frui
ting through a wire fence
charged, blowing off the upp
his head.
The will of Mrs. Roberta E
of John Shriver, son of the la
of Union Mills, has been filed
the Orphans Court Of Baltim
gives certain sums to Rd
Churches and benevolent soc
$1,000 towards the erection
Union Mills, if the church
within six months after her de
During and since the holiday
and friends of the Manche
Church and some of the BacT
congregation have shown their
sition toward their pastor, Rev.
by many liberal donations OF
and feed for his horse. The gra
desires to thank all of his gen
for these substantial eviden
friendly regard.
Peter Lingenfelter, an aged al
resident of this city, was paralyz
day afternoon. His wife was ta
he went to summon DR.. Bot.
that he spoke with difficulty and 4
when he started homeward. 4
short distance. passing his own res
fell. The physician was at hand
him speechless, with his left ar
helpless. He is considerably inn
The directors of the Ice and {
Company of Westminster have eli
tract for an ice machine, on the p
with the Remington Machine {
Wilmington, Del, and also "a con
lease of the Sinnott lot, along I
for five years, at a rental of $50 /
the privilege of buying at $
Western Md. Railroad gives the c,
use of the switch in front Of the
Personal.
Geo. L. Stocksdale, Esq, of Il
ster bar, is confined to the house
attack of the grip.
Mr.. Joseph Shaefier, President
ers and Mechanics National Bar
sick list.
| Messrs. John C. Bauuon, Cha
and Washington Claude, OF Ann
last Sunday with Prof. James A.
Mai. and Mrs. George C. Wec
Baltimore, spent Sunday with n
Chas. H. Vanderford.
Mr.. w. Sewell Frizzell and
Powers, of Glenwood, Howard {
guests at Mr.. Vim. R. Steele's, Il
week.
Mr.. Ephraim Haines, of Medic
been at Johns Hopkins Hospit
ment, has returned home mucl
and highly pleased with the TIRE
care he received.
Miss Kate Lantz, of York, Pa