The Democratic advocate., 1891-03-21
Maryland Affairs.

Five steamers took 24SS head OF cattle Il
Europe this week.
The rains of last week did immense damage
to the roads in Anne Arundel county.
A line of steamers will be started on April
LIST to run from Baltimore to Holland.
Miss Estelle Wise died in Middletown,
Frederick county, on Thursday, from the
grippe.
The Dukehart Brewing Company has been
Incorporated in Baltimore with capital stock
of $75,0
George Hitch, aged 50 years, died neal
Salisbury on Monday. He was prominent IN
agricultural and political circles.
On Monday the Maryland Hotel, at Annap-
oils, was sold to II. G. Viekery and Isaac s.
George, of Baltimore, for $l2,50O.
The Funkstown, Washington county,
wooden factory has been changed TO Touring
mill with a capacity of 75 barrels daily.
1t is computed that about 60 per cent. OF
the peach buds in Eastern Maryland are sound.
This proportion will insure good crop.
On Monday the storehouse of Edward T..
Monks, at Kalmia, Hartford county, was
burned, caused by defective fine. Insured.
VIM NJ. Hardt, of Frederick, has been APP
pointed bank examiner for Maryland, Della
ware and the District of Columbia. 1t pays
about $2500 year.
Mrs. Howard Tolson, of Kent Island, was
feloniously assaulted by a colOred man on
Thursday night of last week. The man was
arrested and identified.
On wager Harry Hudson, of Bishopvile,
Worcester county, ON Thursday night of last
week, eat a half.g gallon of peanuts. That night
nccmr from i "
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On ~, rru"y VI "iSt MeeN Nv" T5I ~
J'1 9uJ 0b;o CanoI at CnmbarlanJ in favor of
tbe ostata of the Iata Samuel d Bradv. which
,gara rondored in Is4I
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more, ,ol t'le I, % u.s.
osen, hose aet ~ or 9t rial y Fla =, tbe
MAY term of the court.
A Naw YorL svnd;c,ta has nurcbased tbe.
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on saturday HehTy Jones, ueorge o. hey
ana huwaru oIllth, llle tnrGe eoloreu "'e" .t
convicted d, having colnilli''eu nu.ueI On 'iie ne
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more coun'y, uieo o' 10 VI '''St ~ J
oi pneumonia one was -, !oI yea's o.u' ii,.,
llau pee,I i resiue,i' VI liis'ie io' I W
years. me IaughteI sur'iEes Nm .e'' MIS- iN''''
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/. T. W. Grew, uVilis III n'o'lu Ii :secH en-
hehl county, mas zoo peac,i lreeS now III l'li' m
bloom anu ohe-thiru Vi tue ni1SsoliiS are
neaithy. ne same trees weIe III pIossoIli VI,
January 10 oi last year IN .nG Ieinaiiiuyi %
ms orcharu the puuS are put I'''e S"e''e"
ana hut very lew, II ahy' lHJureu'
| Robert Young, aged 90 years, was killed III
Cumberland on Friday OF last week by the
walls OF the recently burned cement mlils
falling upon nm. ne had Just entered lhs
building when sudden gust OF wih9 causeo
the walls 10 iai' Ill., crushing MS "'"'S ''''"
S'aPeiess mass
VIM. A. Wisong, for many years treasurer
of the poor rehei association oil Baltimore
was found to be short IN his accounts about
| 81, 200 on Tuesday. The deficiency wa
made good by his friends. Mr.. Wisong is I;
years of age and IT is supposed that his mind
has been weakened Dy the recent uealh oi h''
wife and daughter
| Frank Sullivan and Nimrod Harrison, two
well known carpenters of Howard county
while at work on building for Albert May
nard, near Lisbon, on Wednesday, wer'
thrown to the ground by the breaking of ;
scaffold. Both were badly hurt, besides, Mr.
Sullivan was severely cut in the face by
hatchet which he was using at the time.
Rev. 7. A. White, who was expelled from
the Washington Conference of the Methodist
Monday has entered suit for $50, 900 damage.
against that body for unlawful expulsion anC