The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-03-09

Mr.. A. j. Easton has been re-appointed
postmaster at Shipley. this county.
Rev. Father Delauy, of Washington. ID. C.,
formerly of this city, is reported to he seriously
ILL.,
Persons having newspapers, magazines or
illustrated papers for which they have no use,
will please send them to Miss Mary B. Shell
man for distribution At the almshouSe and jail.
George f. Bowman and Chas. +. Reitsni-
der. trustees. sold on Tuesday last to Mrs.
Alice c. Cover. the Tobias d. Cover farm, IN
MYERS district, containing "a acres, roodS
and perches of land, at $50 per acre.
4 subscriber at Melrose. in renewing his
subscription. SAYS u enclose note toT
another year. as myself and family are moi
satisfied until we learn through your valuable
paper the news of the county, state, &c.
Jno. Milton Reifsnidcr. assignee of mortga-
gee. ON last Saturday sold to George W. Bell,
for 1915, the house and lot ON the corner OF
Green street extended and Norment'S lane.
Westminster, owned by Elmer J. Cross
A few days ago DR.. J. T. Euglar performed
an operation on mare owned by Miss
Hcsterann Roop. assisted by DIR. \. \. Hitch.
cock. They removed a blood wart which
weighed . pounds. The mare Is dong re-
markably we'll.
On Tuesday MIR. John l.. Reiisnider was
elected President of the Westminster Ga>
Light Company. and Messrs. Charles b.
Roberts. Edward Lynch, Vim. A. Cunning
ham. Robert c. Hall. Charles I. ReiiSnider
and Charles v Wantz as Directors.
The article in the AnvocATr last week on
the Westminster an,l Union Mills Electric
Railway. has been iayorahly commented
l.. IL g ...n,a
subscriptions and the promise of more. Come
no. gentlemen. and push along the enterprise,
John Purcell. who was released from Jail on
Wednesday. after serving sentence OF thirty
DAYS. stole a bottle of whisky from \, {.
Strasburger on Thursday was re-arreSted and
Yesterday was convicted before Justice Crap.
Ster. He was sentenced To the PenltenuaN
for SiN months.
The Westminster Fire Company elected
the following Delegates 20 the Convention OF
the State Fremen's Association which meet,
st Frasthurg. Nd. on June - and ~
DelegateS-E, j. Lawyer. Q. d. Gilbert, Jos.
ID. Brooks. d. 5. Gehr. G. y. Wautz; alter
nateS-J. II. Miiten. j. ". Roberts, J. II.
Cunningham. VI. J. Lynch. W. r. AnderS
J. Brooke Irwin. son Of Capt. p. II. IRWIN
Of this city. who had been confined 10 hi'
a steel rail falling on one Of his feet. has re
covered entirely Mr.. Irwin Is in the employ
of the MARYLAND Construction Company n
Baltimore city and was engaged IN assisting al
engineering work In the Belt Line Iunne
when the accident occurred. He returned "a
work last week and ON Sunday showed
party Of voung ladies and gentlemen through
the big tunnel beginning at Mount Rows
ayenue and ending al Camden Station.
Quite aa exciting chase was made after q
mad dog on Fast Main street. near the depot
an Friday of last week. The dog was q
small yellow spiiz aud WAS first noticed al the
railroad Officers Buckingham and Nitieu,
street. and between IN, tan seven shot, wer,
fired NJ the dog without effect. beside, q
shovel. stones and other missiles being thrown
II II. William Helm hi; the dog with o stone
Knocking It down. when Officer Backing ban
killed It. The large 81 Gernari dog az Mr.
Blanchard. aud a small dog we've bitten aD,
afterwards killed.