The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1898-05-21
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
LOCAL BREVITIES.

nom JUN -'I!l ~ .A"5"'' ~
Mr. Samuel Baum and family have moved
nam, Silver Ran to Baltimore.
"' ,....,,.., n.ntiyts will hold Iovefeast at
,,I Tue w H },,'' tomorrow, Sunday.
,.....,,I,,,r.,l CoIIooo hall
Inr M"IHIan' ~, '.'''''' tjIo,J 7SaIIoa,n
Team drIrl!'d ,"e "'9'G'l' va, lazy ~ oc ~
r.gb here last SATURDAY "S >'o'' VI
SIoppcr, should remember that, beginning
Monday next, the stores OF Westminster VIII
dose at Il p. m. every day except saturdays.
Daring heavy rain on Monday afternoon
considerable quantity of hail fell III tins
..c,iou. but no damage was done to growing
rops.
j. Frank Selby, only son of the late ).
Henry Seby, died suddenly ut hIS home AT
Sykcsyle, ON Friday evening "I last "eeN'
AGED II years.
Nm B. Thomas. as mortgage. sold on
saturday last the house and lot Of Samuel
r5ycr, on Main street, this city. for 81 600.
# was purchased by the mortgage.
Levi D. NquS. Jr.. of Tyrone, fell ON the
.lr4r If 4 postborer. Il few DAYS ago. which
r.a. Loino RIM bv horse powcr, and the bit
,..,o,ratsd into his arm obl;oueIv about three
lrbrs inHictpg an ugly wound.
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yea" 10 your hlSnIE "PPIGc.lale11 'TW "a,?
Jr"Icr%'G paper no" P""''H''" III
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ris LopJ an TUESDAY The Board was en-.
.ooad iu,noLino transfers and attachments and
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Al on ,y o%'y ' L1, ;tIn Who was hnrt
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JIagaay south america anu VINO ll'Tu ,.o ",!
NE ai' IS fiGolS from 'ht Il'e sue 1--we? ~
on'G'lae" nhIi she ultu' WIN tne e. i;a
win J.r SnM Nr Charles Darker
e n. po,,o,.t
hooer' ~ oeIIman' sou VI Ml , 49, =,
N''na, OF WI. my, W.T." lt !; tho H.
G' I''IIoI 'ouiiS ,TG III t ms T =, Stotos
" pgnCI"igS t rllI, oor, o@ I and i an tbe
nav. e'5'is ;n,.C C;no;nrat v;lb Samson
bIoat''" CRUISER Oi"''''''''i' WIN t''''
Mrs Elenora Koontz, wife of Mr.. William
Eoonty near Manchester. has purchased for
S1-O0 the residence of the late Samuel p.
Eycrhart East Main street. this city. 4
ground rent of 50. 90 a wear. she pure hased
for S25. 90. making the total cost of the prop
r,ty S1-25
l.,,l,a,,., l,,,. ,,,o,,,,,.;,l +ollo+ hos
b.., I,t w., u, tho front boT nf tbo Western
MARYLAND College. this city, in memory
of the late Rev. James Il. Ward, ID. D.. first
president of the college, and at the time of
his death president of the Westminster Theo-
logical Seminary.
Nr anil Nr, FI,,or or,dorT ond ob;Id or
This n;t,. ioct nn Tmo,loI, o,nin, c,. Ashe
villa Vortb CaroIina whore tbav will remain
some time. Mr.. Orndoraf is in bad health,
and has rome 10 AsbcyilIe in the hone of i'm
proyemcnt His many friends hope he will
return thoroughly restored in health
Mrs. Catboripr Ronsack mother of Elder
Cbas y Ronsocl of Meadow Branch Ger
man Banlist Church fell from = terrace at her
home, ncar this civ ON Friday afternoon of
last week and fr,rfnred both bones of her left
leo above tbn onLIo Dr los y Hprino SET
tbp homo. and Mr., Ronsocl !, racoverin"
rniJI,.
Wos+n,;n,,,,. n.;u l., ,,o.,on o,r;,nad to on
terain summer @nnsts This season than before.
In addition to Winchester Place. with accom-
modations for obont seventy persons. and
several smell Loord;mo, house, Mrs Hines. of
Baltimore has leased thn Inroe dwelling on
Liberty strnat corne. If Graan formerIy oc
cupied bv Mr. Edward lynch, and is ready
for boarders. narmonnnt and transient.
Mr., AhJ;oi w.. arT:.o1,ao d;od Srr.
d,y -,"e. G.1~, VI iillle""o Tho f,nnr
Al tooL ,Iaa IT, toouI Se"., ~ o,dIonl
intememt at Lazarus church. Mrs. VENT
D r,si seven children are TO mourn 41 lneir 'o32'
w. rl ""'llGS WTlllH' vi Il"'To t
onJ " i4'"4Iu d; "e1'|' n[S: 'V"'' gu NJ
W %u Mrs Alice HoueE, OF Llne6oro' Mn. !;
W 'acQn hupp: OF Maple NroVe' All"
Abraham Nentz, of Spring Grove
\ good work is being done by the Balti-
more Eye. Ear and Throat Charity Hospital,
west Franklin street, between Pearl and Pine.
during the past year 1921 charity patients
were treated, and s paying ones. -Four spe-
saI%ts the best in their line, are regular at
gaaanls, and are assisted by corps OF com
tickets od ",;g ne A 9.nI ,h ,1 VII
be given 70 tbnso ,hn das;ra trootmnnt and
are unable 70 ,,o,, con;t
Tbo..s. l"9 'o' It, cc
roll iTe seventh annual convention OF the - Ear
5eId CQu ny Christian Endeavor Union On VIII De
ar rD AZ a.! rleaSant Valley Church on thursday
nrono raiuay OF next week. lhere VIII DE q
s olninaIs service Wednesday evening at 0
Dnr EnoV n ana sermon by Rev: NJ H. RON.
bv " Pg 'ng Convention there will be sermons sermons
Cbr;a,G;aa. b. b; a. Abbott, o! Harlem Avenue u
Sm ,i,'" N Ghnren, Baltimore; Kew. Joseph r.
BalG in, H. d., OF Mt. Vernon NJ +: Chnrch,
Nar rlore' and Rey Joseph A; Vance; OF
tmoyr "nd Avenue Presbyterian Church. BAL
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hos a , road was located on Wednesday when
T5a pten public necessity for many years.
HiII new road begins aG the foot OF Stevenson