The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1897-12-18
,rIrpAY. DECEMBER Is, 1897.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
IDCAL BREVITIES.

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,La JI,t the days will begin to lengthen.
,,r.,rr.r 4 GorSuch have issued a neat
called the Champion Clothler. 1t is
Fiji Illustrated and up to date ON clothing
c,r,,ar,' institute will be held at the
'.t IIopsr. Westminster, next Wednesday
Ti,ur.l,y. from 10 q clock Il. III. until
"1 r, p "rolabiIitirs of crop of natural ice
H.. section are not ilattering. If good,
. To-. does not form before Christmas
. .'.r is little prospect of it doing so after.
Tt.. following postotlcr changes are an
',rj.-P IL. Wilhelm. EklO, Baltimore
,,,, Wee 5. +. BaublitZ, removed; j. J..
,.r,e. Louisville, Carroll county. vice Nm
10, Williams. removed.
III. harm ON the farm Of VerIeyJ. Clousher,
.'r barney. was destroyed by fire on Satur-
I'' ,I,rrnoon last. Most OF the contents
.r.. saved. The loss was about $500. In
'rrJ in the Dughill Company.
FIR / Howell BillingSlca and Charles f..
a-L have sold their farm, formerly owhed
u. IIm /, Baukcrt, about Il mile and half
Kan Westminster. and containing 1927 acres,
f., William NJ. Veach. for $4,000.
Mr.. Bessie Cover Barton, daughter of Mr.
.r,an,,, Cover. Of Winchester, Va. formerly
this county, 1I'" 'ilerT iaS' .,o ou''''l' 'ri'el "
onG iI."r>S. Nhe was "'''!' >" o"ia v,
and leaves S''Il', %,io Is "H9lS'''' Iaa
u thr m"h Bank "l "'hr"'S'e'' anu ''''''
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Jacob W. HnadrF, Il hHIl'r on inns ;, county
died recently IN Mansfield, Ohlo. lie was as IL
brother Of l.. !. Snadcr OF sam Creek w.
L. II. Snadrr, Philadelphia; +. ): Snader,
Washington. y. e.: Mrs. Samuel wolfe, oil
aion Bridge: Mrs. Ezra l.. Simmer. "f l4ln-
se,,t, and Mrs. u. k"en"r Nhrver, OF this
"'f. NJ
The County C"mmlS>imnerS met on Mon,
Jay @,'. William IL. h"maS was elected
counsel 3" fine board to succeed eN-''Idge
INnei \. {. B"nd' WIN" had heeh coHilSe' Tor
.rv"raI years. Special pensions Oh hTe aol
lar, each wrr" granted to freder!ck haeSel
md wife. 81 HahchcSitr district: Inc Com
ul,,lonrrS Inspected tn" Aims House.
The Philadelphia LrIgr, of Monday, con
aiupi very excellent likeness of Rev. Jesse
Higgins Of Philadelphia. a former rector OF
ascension Church. this city. Last Sunday
Nr. Higgins preached Il sermon to the mem
beers OF Progressive Assembly. No. 1, of the
Artisans Order of Mutual Protection, and
d- Loilrr contained half column synopsis
Mr.. Michael Reuobau. of MayGeld. How
,rI county. died ON "Wednesday evening of
last week. Mass of requiem was offered up
for her by Father Gamer. of GAINESVILLE.
Her remains were inferred at Bonnie Brae
She leaves Il husband and two small children.
Her death brings sorrow to Il devoted family,
r,pcria.Iy 10 her aged father, who Just buried
ason in October. She was dutituI daugh
Ter. loving wife and mother. Her maiden
nanlr was Aoll" Reardom.
Mrs. Catharime +. Grammer, wife of Mr.
Henry i. trammer. died NJ her late home
"o East Nam street, this city, at two clock
tuesday m"rnng' after an illness OF several
moniII,, IN tn" Seventy-Second year OF her
'9r. Mrs. 'irammer was for many years a
mrm5rr oL the Methodist Protestant Church.,
. .il> clty. She leaves husband. one son.