The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1898-10-29
Our Industrial Edition.

Below we give a few more notices of the
extra edition sent out by the ADVOCATE on
the 8th instant The reason for this is to
show our home readers what newspaper men
say of our thriving city and county; not tor
our own qualification, but to let all, partcu-
larry those whose business or occupation was
mentioned, know that people outside OF
the city or county appreciate the enterprise
of cur citizens. The Frederick News repub-
lished the article in regard to Dr. j. W.
Herring, who is a native of that county, and
also the one about the Union National Bank,
and the Richmond, Indiana, Palladium, that
of the Miller Bros. We are proud of West
minister and its surrounding country, and we
feel if the advantages of the county were bet
ter known it would not be long before every
acre would be under the highest cultivation
and manufactures established along each
stream But to the additional comments:
From the Baltimore County Democrat
The Democratic Advocate, of Westminster,
exhibits very commendable enterprise IN lssu-
ing large 50 column Industrial Supple
ment" to its usually interesting regular edi-
ton. 1t is handsomely printed on fine calen-
dered paper and illustrated in half-tone cuts
of prominent men and buildings of the enter
prising town of Westminster. Sketches OF the
leading men, firms and buildings of the town
enterprise which we have no doubt is duly APP
preciated in the town and county.
From the Prince Georges inquirer.
The Westminster Advocate, which is one of
the best Democratic weekles of the State,
published recently commercial edition,
which reflects great credit upon this most eX-
celent journal. We congratulate our brothers
on their enterprise and believe that they have
tlune=a good work far ihkir town.
From the Baltimore County Union.
Our enterprising neighoorS. Messrs. Van
derford Bros, OF the Westminster Democratic
Advocate, have issued Il large and han dsome
industrial Supplement-, containing many
pictures of leading business men and buildings
of the beautiful and enlerprsing little city OF
Westminster, with interesting sketches aud
descriptions of the same. The supplement
throughout is highly creditahle to both the
publ shers and the city.
From the Hartford Democrat
The Democratic Advocate issued last week
an industrial supplement THAI was model OF
neatness aud an attractive exposition of the
industries of Westminster. The illustrations
are up to date and give Il good idea of West
minister's public buildings and hustling men
who contribute materially to the enterprise
and growth of the pretty town nestled among
the hills OF Western Maryland. The supple
ment like the Advocate, is credit to the
town and TO its enterprising publishers, who
deservedly take rank among the most pro-
gressive journalist of the State
From the Ellicott City Times.
The Democratic Advocate, Westminster,
issued last week what it chose to call an In
dustrial Supplement, very fine sheet gotten
up with care and circumspection, rejecting
credit on the Advocate Office and the worthy
proprietors.
From the Hanover, Pa, Herald.
The Westminster Advocate has just issued
beautiful industrial edition, illustrated with
neatly printed half-tone cuts The supple
ment is a credit to the editorial and mechar-
ical departments of the Advocate.
From the Garrett County Journal.
The Democratic Advocate of Westminster,
Nd, issued last week an elegantly illustrated
industrial supplement OF Westminster, The
subject matter was gotten up in good style
and the illustrations are superb. goodly
portion of the supplement is devoted to West
ern Maryland college, which is located there.
Altogether the supplement shows a master
hand and reflects great credit on that wide
awake paper