The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1897-12-18
,rlrpAY. DECEMBER IS, 1897.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
InCAL BREVITIES.

~, Tuesday, the 2lSt, Is the ShoI'esC ""N
N, .,ba DIST the days will begin to lengthen.
''' ..,....r 4 GorSuch have issued a neat
''''' ,olIrJ the Champion Clothler. 1t Is
t'Ir,' ;:ii,n.rr,,ed and up TO date on clothing.
farmers. institute will be held at the
,''a House. Westminster, next Wednesday
'j' Thursday. from 10 % clock a III. until
I.aop m. ,.r.. .,, ~ n,,p,.,l ice
IT,, section are not ilattering. If good,
.. ~" IT,. doe, not form before Christmas
.. '., rrIe prospect of it doing so after.
m. tJIoyiug rostoilirr changes are an
'" j.-p il. Wilhelm Eklo, Baltimore
,.,,, vice :. +. Baubitz, removed; j: i.
, '.,,,' ouisyilc, Carroll county, vice Kin
Williams removed.
,l.. barn ON the farm OF NerIeyJ. Cloushcr,
ii,rp.y. was destroyed by fire on Satur-
.'@ ' ,, last. Most OF the contents
sawed The loss was about $500. In
'r.d in the Dughill Company.
f. UoweII BiIingSlca and Charles f..
,~aL have sold their farm, formerly owned
j.. I,Lu + BanI,rrt, about It mile and IL half
~ ~, Westminster. and containing 1929 acres,
!" William N. Ncach. for $1,000.
Mr., Bessie Cover Barton, daug hter of Mr..
r.an.,s Cover. Of Winchester Va, formerly
,l,;. roaulv died there last Sunday, after Il
,.,,ilh.r>s. She was about 80 years "l age.
.,.i leaves = husband. who i, assistant cashier
.lfh, 'nion BANK of Winchester, and three
small children. mn
s... At the home of her daughter. Mrs. t..
.I1rry >birk. in Hanover, Pa. aged about S3
r..r, She was the mother of Mrs. NJ. r..
I,rIplinr. Of Westminster, and left several
.,1rr children. including Prot. l.. y. Swope,
o.. New York city.
IN. MARYLAND State Bar Association has
...,.,inrnd the following committee of ''Ju-
..r,J Administration aud Legal Reform:
ron p. Poe. Samuel d. Schumacher, Robert
r. Graham. John :. Writ, Stevenson n. Will
..,c., Norman h. Scott. Charles l.. Fink,
Frank E.. Norwood. l.. Allison Wilmer.
Jacob ". Snadcr. native of this county,
,.l recently in Mansfield. Ohio. He was Il
,.rrhrr.o f.. +. Smadcr. of Sam Creek. W.
H. II. Snader. Philadelphia: +. 5. Snadcr,
Washington. y. c.: Mrs. Samuel Wolfe, of
aion Bridge: Mrs. Ezra l.. Shrincr. et Lin
.aul. and Mrs.. y. k"en"r Shriver, of this
n.y.
Id" County, ' "hliniN>im'l'rN met Oh MON
.a. '",'- VI imam II. h"'llaS was 'iecie'
lanes 4. &. Bond, who had been counsel for
...rra YEAR. Special pensions of five dol
ag, each were granted to Frederick kaeSel
ad wife. Of ianchc>ter district. The Com
MISSIONER, inspected the Aims House.
The Philadelphia L~igr, of Monday, con-
AIMED q very excellent likeness OF Kew. Jesse
Higgins. 60! IhIadelphla. Il former rector OF
ascension church, tins cIty. Last sunday
w. !IiggHs preached Il sermon To me mem
."r. OF fro9rr~>lr" Assembly, NO. t. "i lhe
AnNm. Vrtrr ct Mutual fr"lectl"h' ana
u~ L""'. contained haii column synopsis.
Mr.. Michael Rrmchan. of Mayheld, How
ad county, died. on Wednesday evening OF
a, week. Mass of requiem was offered up
for her by Father Gamer. of GAINESVILLE
arrr.main, were inferred at Bonnie Brae.
>n. leave, :. husband and two small children.
'I,rIcatL brings sorrow to Il devoted family,
especially to hrrayed father, who Just buried
a.on in October. She was a dutiful daugh
r.r. a loving wil. and mother. Her maiden
mlmc vas NoIir Rrardou.
Mrs. Catherine 4. Grammer, wife of Mr.
Henry B. Gammcr. died at her late home,
oo I.a, Main street. this city, at two o'clock
tuesday morning, after an illness of several
months. IN the Srventy-Srcomd year of her
gv. Mrs. tirammer was for many years a
member "l the Methodist Protestant Church,
.a0> city, She leaves husband. one son.
'".an II. '"ammrr. and one brother. John
IT, ct TIL city. The funeral took place ON
thursday morning and was largely attended.
Baltimore paper SAYS Mr.. j. &. Hilta-
uojIc. chief di,parchcr of the Western Mary
and Railroad. may remove his headquarters
Iram Baltimore. to Shipnrnsburg, to I've more
mrorch with tbr tr,lfr TIE Snrnt a week
30 Ilager>owu handling the great amount OF
freight traffic which is being received daily at
faeiry Rm from The Baltimore and Ohio
IiaIroad. to hr shipped 10 the Philadel phia
AND Reading at Supervising. The traffic
$50 h"a'' that it amounts almost to Il block
",.
j pretty welding was s0lenniZed in ST.
?aUI Lutheran church in Harvey ON the
'h inst, At l.%o o'clock. The contracting
." ,'I vs. "eT" Miss iethla v, daughter OF Nj
Ti,.r y, ' ,I y. Hess OF ii"rntN' ana Nr'
E SIr;ro, '>" r son OF VIZ, ana Mrs. "aco"
The a,n -, "'',r ,'r'Enm"Tnl, inns foun'5
smith V"i Wm.I |eLI n'SS i-i|IIe ii"' Th
ncEcn';, ',I ''T i[ ''' vs., Jesse "T Thn
srIjm@ m,r. '' ,,''"m w. i Hi;i E.,am T
>hocmar L "'I rendered Is "'SS t t5o rn
ynirn,S nr manu-, "'rH '""ile %''e '.o
Alter tb4 eo ., 'uE an" usFn", ieSsI w.
Rev v Inm;a. WHICH, ao wa; i't fIInmod -,
the home af L,,' Lr n@rri.,''' ''''''" At
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