The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-09-26

AI4Raxoox SESSION.
The Institute was called to order by Prof.
Newell. The exercises were begun with sing
ing by Miss Lizzie Matthews and others. The
reading Of the minutes was postponed until
next morning. The question Of Corporal
Punishment was declared in order, and ten
minutes were allowed to finish Il. Mr.. Nut
ting took the floor in its favor, and was fol.
lowed by Mr. A. II. Zimmerman on the same
side. Prof. Newell also made some remarks
on the subject and left il TO the judgment Of
the teachers. Mr.. LanVer was called for re.
marks ON Geometry and Algebra in Primary
Schools. DIR. ID. W. Hardey, the Examiner
OF Howard county, Maryland, was introduced
and delivered an able and searching address
on the Reciprocal Relations Of Teachers and
Patrons. He received vote Of thanks, and
then expressed an earnest wish that the
teachers would soon be better paid. He also
spoke infavor OF the Abolition Of Corporal
Punishment, Music was furnished. Prof
Newell then read the Bylaws of the State
Board OF Education. He dlated upon them
ut some length for the instruction of the
Teachers. Prof Newson made speech on
Book Fees, and An Economical, but Liberal
p,.; - i. a..n1e auu WI
pf Ns,saiS asaa ), w ~ hs, ~ 's 1 uusse
iscd to do, viz Tell why the teachers were
SO poorly paid in Carroll. He said that the
fault was partly that OF the people, and partly
that Of the teachers. At the close Of his adj
dress he babe farewell in fitting terms, as his
business rendered it impossible for him to
remain in Westminster longer On motion
tute for kis services and instructions were
rendered. he replied, acknowledeing the
compliment. The meeting then adjourned al.
ter making provision to have no night ses-
sion, on motion Of the Secretary. with the
long metre doxology.
We had not received FRIDAYS proceedings
at the time Of going 10 press.
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take the following;
SsTeey cympssted.-Me stated IN last
week issue that Mr.. Joseph y. Gitt, civll en-
g.neer, commenced survey from beckleys'
yliie 70 MANCHESTER, IN carroll county, Nd.
py way ., hampstead Mr.. ulit and party
returned nome on Saturday evening last, nav
ing completed the survey. Tins IS the Park
Ton anu manchester roau' Whicn hao De"i
unuer construction some three years ago, put
aoanuoneu LOT want OF iunds 70 carry on tne
WORK. IL Is now 10 pc started again, ana the
ine 70 run ny wayof hampstead, is Tour miles
pei9W manenes.er 70 the part ALREADY graaeu'
anu VIII De p9shea forward TO speedy compile
uon, provided saIncient innas can De Obtained
~ iLli;anps.eAu 70 pay lor me alnerenee IN
pu,.uing lne loau, Nn.cu VIII DC ABOUT TWO
mics longer than the former route
Destroyed BY fIre.-On.Thursday night last
frame out-kitehen belonging to Mr.. Michael
Lantz, near the Black Rock road, in West
Mannheim township, took FIRE and was entirely
consumed, with an its contents. The origin
Of the fire is not exactly known, but is sup
posed to have caught from spark from the
hearthi the family having been engaged boil
evening. .t-
Choice cider is selling at $3.50 perbarrel.
Do,,u,v p,,v r,Ysx T-v,,s 90, .al.
noI % e,n "a Eel e., .i. Ill 80 in
5ons This IaaL boa,ovar ~, ,,rrnoJ i ~
sScei,ont conJS,;on g. saaj;n nJ ssr,,,o =,
eSs brsv nn,I;ns IN the;r ,shss, Sama Eas,
| 6alas sso5sd he sr.t ~ H. ,,,"n,L IL 80.
sna - 'esN'N 'As " ''e "'O"'H 'O'N very
Tha r,n ,.s, va.l- o.,sad az A..
,ers az Pine Cresk and tboss nsrsors ,vho
had ,Ss;r III no,s o. basts,s Il ID S no,'ah,
someaeis Tbe WsssrS McG; ~ E, Se y;na ann
Attached 10 Tho eorehay Of tba;r nil npsuad
three flood g.,es and cengh, ono rosai IA
salIo,v ,vI;cS ,so;ahad go ons W. nv
won,d von Wasty,;ns,ar ealldpSs sav !, go go.
woniJ can,nro s,ch an ealS VS. ay = sUu
Ssnt sor,a go 49, oa,,,,h, 90 ,a;sb;a,,
s;x And tbres.onarters stro1S and he Innws
how good thew are n rst 4 nerson who
never a,e az ~ aeI iargsr ,ban ,Se ord;nar.
roma size can form, M ;dsa how daI;c;ons III
r;cb .;n;cy and tsndar ,be aesh ~ snch lars,ss
ones are. are ~N 1855 '0 ''e9- y ''e-
Ea.,,ars - n,,,a,,.l =, o,,,,.,,, ,ho;, oo,,,
| In Washington county It seems to be quite
green, and cutting there will not be commenc.
ed for week yet.
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tbs FnR.-The sixth annual fair of the
Carroll County Agricultural Society viii open
on Tuesday next and close on Friday after
noon. That i will be success we have no
doubt. The Directors have worked hard, and
have done everything in their power to render
the exhibition attractive the premium list has
been thoroughly revised and the premiums
increased, in some instances, TO a larger
amount than heretofore offered. The daily
papers have spoken in the highest terms Of
former fairs of this county, and say they have
never been excelled by any others in the
StAte. Rooms have already been engaged at
our hotels by interested parties from New York
and Baltimore. Every person should place
something on exhibition, let it be ever so
small. The arrangement Of the building set
apart for the display OF fancy work, pickles,
preserves fruits, &c. has been remodeled and
will give a far better opportunity for the ladies
alllcie' ~ .ne seseral classes N proper posi-,
IONS LEI our el.i1ens luin oat Gu m9sse, ana
slow mat tney appreciate inc good results
winch a'ise RON these yearly ga'nerings.
oRPHASs' CoURr.-Adam Shower, Esq,