The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-03-02
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
LOCAL BREyITTES.


W. B. Herring has been appointed post
master at Eastyiew Ia place of Edward o-ter-
hus. resigned.
The weather on "Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday was quite mild and spring Ike. aud i
S hoped thai winter hack bone Is broken.
Dpring February thers ere p deeds, i3
mortgages and bills of recorded a. che
Clerk Office. sSd ~ ase licenses we're
issued.
Mr.. II. II. Meals has the Hampstead
Eaterpriss 10 Messrs. j Malrhorn Sou,
who assumed charge last SIX. The ADVOCATE
wishes the new firm abundant success.
Mr.. J. B. SAVIOR. baker Of Westminster.
has discovered new process OF bread making.
He calls his new brand cream bread. aud
his customers are much pleased with ~
Mr.. Henry Bernard NcGloue. son 81 Nr.
b. MeGlone. who formerly lived near links
burg. this county. was married on Tuesday
last 10 Miss Julia Agnes Bussey. ~ Texas
Baltimore county.
Edman Garrett Of Ebbvale, was Of J. Wes-
lev Biggs', Bachman Valley, on Monday.
Mr.. CARROTS horse slipped nn Oh" D., ~h'ir
there, falling against him and breaking ms
Mr.. Garrett : leg.
Mr.. Joseph p Algira, who has been 'rav-
eiHng in the South for several wears Tor the
Cahill company has quit the company and
iakan position at 81 500 year. with The ~.
John Piow Company.
James 4. e. Bond. assignee Of mortgage.
sold oa Saturday last, 10 George J.. stocks
dale. tract Of about 10 acres of land. belong
inc to Tazewell Gih,0E. ih Noolery district.
a mile from Gambler. for SSSl.30.
The Ladies Aid Society of 81 ragi'- Re
formed Church. this city. met al Mr.. q. u.
Gilbert-s on Tuesday evening. About 0n
people were present. The program consisted
Of readings recitals and music.
Che regular monthly meeting Of the West
minister Fire Department viii be held next
Wednesday evening. There will bc business
If importance before the meeting and the AZ
tendance Of every member IS requested
Mr.. Jacob l.. Shafer. Of Cranberry Valley,
buichered - hogs the pass winter, which
weighed as follows: 10 2h9, 26i. 30, ~.
2j6, 249. 272 224, 203. 1856. 2ll, w. 20
as. so. 3O5. 372. 333, Isl. 200, 2u4 2o4,
2Il. 800. 2ll. 2O5. 20G. 221, 224. 2j5. Total
1888.
Mr.. L. A. Halter of Baltimore, has bought
the machine shop Of Mr. William II. Gilbert,
this CITY. and taken charge. Mr.. Halter is
well known to the citizens OF Westminster as
one of the TAYLOR Works boy. and is skilled
mechanic He will make a specially OF engines
aud hydraulic pumps.
Mr.. Arthur f. Smith son of the late Judge
John f.. Smith, who has been in the employ
Of Oehm's Acme Hall, Baltimore. Nd, as
city collector. has resigned his position aud
returned to this city to resume the practice oi
law. Mr.. Smiths friends VII be glad 70
know he has returned 10 Westminster.
Mrs. Emma L. wife Of Mr.. Nicholas Gore.
lied IN Baltimore ON Wednesday ~ an adj
oneed AGE. Mr.. Gore was sister of the
late Rev. Augustus Webster, and she and her
husband lived for many years IN Freedom dis
trict. She had been in bad health for some
wears. and her husband is also sick aud feeble.
Enclosed Won will find one dollar 10 re-
new NV subscription to the valuable Apyo-
cArR." writes subscriberat Finkshurg. II
Is valuable because if il makes an error II will
own up and correct il. The S"H wont.
subscriber at Deep Run in renewing. writes
I've can't do without the ADVOCATE mp here.
O. d. Gilbert. has purchased lot on Belle
Grove Square, this city. IS feet 'front.' from
samuel Skunk for $500 He will erect hand
some eight room cottage. of modern style and
architecture with all modern Improvements
The sSze will he 2GxjO feet with wing and
porches. aud will be heated by hot water. The
cottage will be occupied 10y j. W. Baldwin
photographer
Mrs Willie Cox Stevenson. wife Of Mr..
William b. Stevenson. Of Roanokc. Va. and
formerly OF Westminster, died iasi week. The
deceased was daughter OF Mr. Emanuel Cox,
of Manchester, and she paid her parents
visit only A few months ago. Besides nus
band. She leaves two children, a son and
daughter Her remains were Inferred at
Roanoke, her mother and sisters. Of Manches-
ter, attending the funeral.