The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1898-01-29
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
LOCAL BREVITIES.

LULAL BREflllES.
Tl. tpyoc,TF returns thanks to Dr. j.
pmrborr. FriZcllbnrg. for Il large bottle of
,rooIiort cider.
r,l..I P,;,l...r or Dovr.y;lI. Wash.
iI,''' h.. I,,,,o :, Irn;on NH, to
,tndnc, ., series Of revival meetings
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wholesalers it'e ettc'lIS i "''Iv f t -" M
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The County IomIsSlohcfS on MONDAY re-
appointed KHtuS HOOD constable iof WI.
Airy district Tor two years and George l..
iamortc constable for Hampstead district tor
Ike term
Rev. John +. Ockcrman. Il retired Metho-
dist minister died at his home in Baltimore
on Monday last. More than thirty years ago
he had circuit in this county. including
Westminster and Sans Creek.
Simon p. Weaver and John L. Plank,
TEeG?tS y. III" !t" ere. ni1 . iI,tlla VI
i',, .I,o Uto.,I;,,,,,l,,, Uo,in !,
Try A,"" a. .liI "a S. "n. e.
lam l>''"' w. i'm
The weather was very changcabIe on l4eS
day. An inch of snow fell, and upon this
like amount Of hail Rain fell next, and be-
tween five and six o clock there was thunder
and lightning and heavy dash of rain. Al
nght Their" was "A misty ram.
Mr. ". Jesse Roberts 4 farmer ana miller
"i Iane'"|n dlS'feI l. hi "a ah ISSShn ne o."
tuesday L" EDWARD +. helhoolimr' OF ianey-
IOWA. ana '"hil VI. hope[tS' ~ " e5'Ih''la'er'
VINO cave p"mM l0f 93o:Oo"' ilaic't'iLS asst la
"HI''o0o Inc liabilities are nearly 9'o'oo"'
Mrs. Ca1harine Brier, wife of Ferdinand
Brer, of Union township, Adams county. Pa.
died suddenly Sunday morning of apopleXy,
aged about oi years. Inc deGeaSe" IS survived
by husband tnreG sons ana I'VE daughters
enc OIL the sons Is Mt. FRANK h''rf' "' bruce
'lLG' NJ,
Henry ionm"n' OF Midway Ffe"eilck
county. died Monday night OF ap"pleXy. nj l
clock. aged - years. The deceased was
ORIGINALITY from N2ncheater. MA. lie con :,
"Hc'ea F." h"iei ia Manchester Tor a number Of
jarm in Nj Inv tnwnsLin lIoms comm. Po
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Benjamin Edwards. Il young man. who Was
injured 10y machinery in the Della Cotton
Mills. died last Friday night His clothing
was caught By the set screw of Il rapidly re-
ggolyimg pulley and carried around the shaft.
The young man was nearly grown. and came
there from West Virginia. He WAS buried ON
'"9'"S' wen.
hT'. "iI nam A. ~. ,foHST was i''SIii'eo
ITI"I"G!l3 OF i'"oT-to-' lrt"e Lodge, 4. +. A.
w., I'll inns clt{' last week: Alter the ihSiai,
't''on FroI James ". Reese, on behalf OF
me I'oSr; presented INN m. IN terms. OF hsh
praise i "iih i handsome B,bIe ana >, C"9coE
GJ:,:. 'ol"''""o- Nelson y :. ie"'ner ;
h' U 81,
nIm'"anllY me FalaP5co al SYkeTriiIe - /"
I man IT loo Il ,brlHge' t-as' SUNDAY VIM" Mrs
.war r, "ol> t i"al y" t,;n ni'u, ,,,J
so1ad boIJ ',,"JHI ' Ii 'd ha,h FAN AZ
into L% r"to o a ',r 'D n;b "' nnt ' into tho
stream onJ roio,,a ,t'i h3,, N''' "'''' ''''
~. I.. ~ '' ~ '',' '''' cr n
-, - AVN !; h"o". son OF 'r. Jol" ilo"o'
" W p"'iinl"re' dicd suddenly III mar citE on
"fone%';ay lie was IN his 2ith year. \
m wi ana :"o children survive HIM; Mi.
HOOD Is h2iiy" OF Baltimore, but IS known
w. many people III NeStminster. ne Is a
GTspno" OF Mrs. a. W. Buckingham "i