The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1894-03-31
Maryland Affairs.


section of the State.
Prince Georges tax rate win be Il cents
on the 500 this year.
An electric railroad is to be built around
Salisbury. 1t will be great convenience.
Mrs. Mahala Bargee, of Petersville, Fred
erick county, died on Monday, in her S9th
year.
A seal has been making his home and
feeding at Thomas Point lighthouse in the
Chesapeake Bay.
The Sherwood distillery, at Cock ey sville.
Baltimore county, is now using 5000 bushels
of rye day.
John Conway, aged 55 years, killed him
self in Baltimore, on Tuesday, owing TO bust
ness troubles.
Hagerstown is to have fire alarm system,
and an additional tax Of cents is TO be levied
for that purpose.
The Randallstown, Harrisonv;lle and Gran
tie Electric railway company has been incor-
porated at Towson.
Cyrus Pulpus, coIored, of Hagerstown, has
been arrested, charged with assaultiug his
niece, who is twelve years old.
Myrtle E. F. Donnelly, aged ten years,
died at Cockeysvlle from the effects of inju
ries received from a stone thrown by boy.
Philip.J. Gorfne, tobacco dealer in Bal
timore, committed suicide in Druid Hill Park
on Saturday. He is the Both suicide in the
Park.
In 81. Mary county, IN ngn' oses gaine
night, Joseph Young split Pink Carriers head
open with an axe.
JacoD chamberlain OF hene county, VINO
last tall stuck hsn-9one IN ms tauno; IS now low
u unGea L S Iii hana ~ he omnntated
e"'ne manu- ""' nav " :
Nine freight cars, containing quahtlues Oh
merchandise OF various Kinds were 9roSen
into and robbed IN the Baltimore ahc ohio
yarqs in Ou%oerlA"u' u, ,''s' .,a -,
henry n; lat, near onermo5u, III; p i'a one
county, Is Duliulng Darn winch wiz +, ,s;I 1
OF tne most eonpiele III 'lie .II -.
De hghted Dy elec'rlc''y anu VIII ''H'e "'''''
q" eaen uo''
Alexander u 1oadvlne, "a pro.hiheht anu
well known citizen OF Salisbury, died sn9den
y at ocean Oity' on "euhesuay, ir rom near
disease. ne was JUST recovering 'ro" Sc
we're aitich vi grip
keports from the rugemont peacm resion,
IN washington county, staIe .n1' iu"y - pe.
cent OIL she nuOs were hliieG Dy nv E 10"
freeze; similar reports come 'ro"' '''e rus
tern Shore iruit growers
A. l.. Croft, a freight brakeman at Han
freight cars, Tor which ne IS SAID 70 nave 9een
onereu 9oo,eoV anu @ooiooo WIN VI ''''A ~
u company LOT lts mah'iacture'
| The Cedar Hill creamery, near hagersiown,
during the year ended March !, made 81 pa
pounds of butter. The average price paid to
the farmers was 2ls cents pound, making a
total of SIS, 93l.59 paid for butter.
| An election for mayor and councilmen was
held in Hagers,own on Monday. Martin L..
keedy, Republican, being elected by ma
Jorty OF ~ over Mayor H. >. halm, Demo-
crat. The council IS Democratic.
On Tuesday night the Maryland Sunday
! School Union celebrated its 3Sth anniversary.
President q. s. Griffith made his annual re.
port in which he states there are 267, 523 chill.
] dren attending the various Sunday schools.
| A l,or, o,d stable nm the farm of r. N. s.
wilkins. near Chestertown. were DESTROYED
| Inv fire last Saturday. A child PLAYING with
matches set the buildings on fire. The burnt
| on The farm
c. Cho,,o. oolorad Of Ro,,;more on
No.! III sbn,uad he devot;on n Annie
1870 IIo1 ~. ooIorod hr s,osb;na ber nine
t;n,as across tho face and neck with n knife.
hacansa She received the attention of another
oantlar,an of color She npncbed Georoe' 6
I Rod Saw Zines and both are now COOLING
tLa;r Hood in ;a;I
~, A.. H..
Inc ne" lileiiioers thAeei my 'ue e.
Town cnIrcnes On r1 ,o Su" 1891 VIZ. % ;.
2 ,r IutneIan' ~ ~ E Sou pns5 10
WHY .u"sl',, NJ . I,IsS En;snoi ~
" IluaIe HS paIp...oI;", >,
Sbr;s Sta, !. Ers, Ron,;st r. Total 100
TniIetiai'' -.
ms Is slpposeu 10 pe tle .ass: "ooess Io,.
ever maui W .''u onu'e"e 'i.ee "
me EuG reiioMs c1 1nL a na' e .L Ir
nInbrat tne 'o nf .a o. ,u1 ff.h 81 damon5
ceieolation VI .ne evenly "i'it % oe.il'
anniversary OF inc oruer on APril zotn next;
are hoiding nightly sessions IN baiIiinoTe, anu
are perieeuhg plans py Mh!ch an ela 15 {
display y 10 Ge 49, 49, s w. NJ, n,;iI ha
cl'ic iuu tnIiaiy W., ..' VI
F.! speG,al OBSERVATIONS at tne "nIey nr9huineu'
On Droau"ay' anu III .ls 'eIhpe' tioui "a" 10
u: Magnire, OF the ril.h congressman us
trict OF Caiiiornia; Will denver the auuresS !. III
tne ai!erqqoh al tne "lIuey l,ulu.ne"., mii;ie
al hlgnt non. ue1rge Il, "eillnsto" VIII NC
INC PiiuoiP"' sPeaAei =" the al
The Maryland Sabbath Association ear
nestly requests that the week from April list
| to Sth, be observed not only IN private prayer
| for the Sabbath, but also by the preaching OF
one or more sermons on the subject in each
pulpit in the State, and by conference, as to
this great reform, in the prayer meeting, and
by the teaching on this subject in the Sabbath
school, with due attention also in other or
CARNATIONS in sympathy with our work. 1t
would be fitting TO make the week time for
the circulation of literature, from door to
| door by ~ Dung Peoples Societies, which
VIII De Freely supplied on appncanonp 70 the