The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1898-12-10
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1898.
LOCAL BREVIrIES.

l.. C. Caltrilcr has been appointed post
master at Upperco. Baltimore county.
The thanks of the ADVOCATE are rendered
Mr. Georrc l.. Winters, Of Washington, D..
c. for COPIES Of important public documents
w.l,.. Holm, or this citv, has secured Il
~, @'.',, ,.;,L tLe Western Union Telegraph
Gnn,r,nv His worl, will he in Philadelphia.
~. Chos p Foutz Of Westminster. won Il
Icn vi', r;r, ot ra ffie ut fair forthe bene-
t."f ~ i,99,"., CHURCH baltimore county,
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w p.r.. Mn. .,.,,,,t or Etuo
i. FROM na' w. G ITI we b.va received
'-,,' L.nJSannst and most artistic calendar of
, ,I.a.'"a.nn
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me '"l'""l.E | ,,,.,Iar oa;nas
nave Ptsn 5o ,' a. last week 49,
~ Hrnno,;IIa EIJarsburo Lineboro,
W.IforJ and Woodbinc.
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=. W." W., N%iI ,,,,I nathan 81 William +
w., "I'.'''',' ,,.Lo m.,. . mon,bar of the
", W t','.,, ~, wan, "r 80 400 died in
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IS menu III inns Gu! ",.' '"''.',H va
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E u,I,N IT;Io. m"ar NJ, pleasant his comfy
Ifa"h Hi'!''' "t'' w. ,''I""'' ''''' I:1.il
The route Is IN the h"'sIloor'io0n Q! lA'.ies+
town. IL IT, VIII 'i''N' HIS '''N' III ''N>
week.
George l.. HtockSdaIe' as trustee SOLO on
Tuesday last the laIll OF Inc laIt JOlll VI.
BORING. situate III Manchester u'si II anu con-,
tanning l"9I acreS' ~ 'e" ,1S -, nI T =,
ana E""''" pt'""S''' "' ''''0 ''''''
Si9.I-
County Treasurer NaScnhlmer has Just
matte an estimate Oh IAe cost 81 roaUS III t II
county IRON I1'o 10 "G,e, d, '"' ny rIiTI. VI VIC
.Ha!tian' "T"'"7l'"' cur ne jt c
W'ISIoh "I me 0"r'ey Is c"''''''"S ''''' It "'''
rach county.
\ subscriber at MarysviIe, OHIO, III renew
iug his subscription and paying ahead until
1901. writes Having received the Advocate
many wears ltSGemN G&ch week IKE recelV'
ing ietIer rom me ola nome nom | 'e'' ;" many
years "s"--il me laII Oh I''f'
Roberts, Roop Il Co., proprietors of The
ceiyed an order for 500 barrels Of -four for the
'''''lHii N''' VI w '''''o' ~ A''t',''
son, of Baltimore, was at the mill on Tuesday,
putting the brand upon the barrels.
Westminster merchants and toy and novelty
dealers have laid in tempting stocks Of hoil-
day goods. Christmas is but tive weeks off.
Don't delay making purchases until two or
three days before Christmas and be burned
hurried purchases are often unsatisfactory
Mrs. Hester Wolfe. Il native of Carroll. died
at 405 North Stncker street Baltimore, MI''
ON Monday Iasi, and her remains were M
trrrei IN Westminster Cemetery on NedneS-
day morning Her age was - years, and she
was the widow of William Wolfe, who was
once iewecr in this city.
r. /. MYERS, a brakeman on the Western
MARYLAND Railroad. while counting cars ut
fIaaarstou,u. ~, S,turI,v last vas severely
.queezed. He was removed to his home and
physician. summoned, who found that no
serious results would occur, though his in
sided in this city.
The Westminster Fire Department on We'd
unsdav NIGHT renominatcd all the present Off
GERS for Reelection, The election takes place
next month. The Department adopted II
style for new uniform. 1t will consist of Il
doub'e-brea&ted blue sack coat and blue pants,
ltll HllN'i pN''H' WIN VIZ VI " t-tillil!HNNl
Fire Department" on them.
The Co,,pty Commissioners IN Monday MI.
lowed = sneciaI pcnsioo of $40 70 Henry p.
AIbaurh, of Hampstead district: one of S. to
Milton K. Haines- of Woolerv's district: one
of s. to Henry Hahn. of Tanevtown district
Jo.,,L DIL;, ,,,, .,',,,,,o;,,tad ,o,,,toIIa for
Onion Bridge district for two wears. Consid-
cradle routine business was disposed of.
a, Fr;do,, ,,or,,;,,,. or I.,st ,roaI, about 20,
rIorI, Jamny Kooot1 aaad 80 ve,rs yas
roupd Inv WaIl;nntou Movers his san in law
with whom he resided IN Tonavtoyn district
Iyina Inv the hoo nan bay;ngo fax i, his hand
IN an unconscious condi1;on Mr. Novprs
r,IInd far holm and c,rr;od The hodv INFO tbn
hou.n Mr. Koont9 pvnirad three hours after.
ward
At homoo,;rc Of Sola, I.odga q q +
this citv nm Mo9dav nioht the folIowino Off.
GERS ware aIactad DoLnaa Nioran = G
James s. Raer. Jr. Y. G.. Geo. 4. Miller. r.
$: VIM. A. Crousp f S. John Bernstein.
T.E II Rou.arso1, NJ W. 4 Cronsa q .
Holm / Reese Pon n T.. Goo 4 Zabn
Garsbon, Hnf WaIb;norton I, Rrow, WI,
4. Cromsa and Jobn I Reese TrnstnaS
A., -. ..,-~c -.
,r. MS c i-oGlS" .; on'p!eyi "iuoM Vi 'ne IaIe
i ie,l9 oniPI,gl' uIeI w at the res'9e.ce ol het
nv -liS' d. li"'l,iio o' /" 'yMeS
ShinIey was n nai;ys Of his citv and was -
daucbfor NJ the iota Major Matthias She
leaves two sons Nessrs 7 Frank and Samuel
D.. and one danobter. Her remains vera in.
TERED in ST J6hn;s cemetery this civ yns-
terday '''''
w. s,on, e c.,5o a.;
san,nn thnnob nnt rnuob Gano%o a %omn
havond tbe LIo,v;ng down If old fences and
soma ontLn;Id;nas In Westminster como ,
81, EgL4. =; t1o o i,'' - H. Go"n,
H. H." lm 'ie Iupo,,t ~ INC NJ WI
DID 60 and Mr. ~ n 1 r Sh.no o u m.
blown in ,. , fanc;no ,, was blown down .
few trees laid flat and some window shutters
torn off. The telephone and telegraph lines
suffered but little damage and interruption.
The national banks of Carroll had on de-
pesit at the close of business on December LIST
a total of S503. 1884. as follows: Union
National of Westminster S144. $50. 81. First
National S1G3. 294. 20, Farmers and Mechanics
Sill, 967. 70, and the First National Ban k of
New Windsor ST., 1873. S8. Bank deposits are
generally less in December than at any other
season. At the close of business on Deem
Der 9th the Westminster Deposit and Trust
Company had on deposit S97, 1882. This is