The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1894-01-27

Rev. FL. j.. Macalister is confined to his
residence by sickness, but viii have his ap.
pointments filed on Sunday.
Frank Cunningham, Doc Stem, j. Howell
Stonesifer, John Stonesifer, j. Walter Skunk,
Charles L. Herring, Harry Gorsuch and VIM.
K. Anders had an interesting fox hunt on
Wednesday. in Cranberry Valley. They
succeeded ia starting two foxes but failed Ia
capture a brush. They had about twenty
hounds with them. The same parties were
out on Monday.
Mr.. A. J. Jordan, of st. Louis, Mo-, and a
son of Mrs. Margaret Jordan, of Dennings,
is now in Sheffield, England, where he has q
cutlery factory. Mr. Jordan was best man
at the marriage of Mr.. Bedle, recently APP
pointed consul at Sheffield, to Miss Hutton,
an American lady. The bride gave Mr..
Jordan some of the wedding cake, neatly
done up in box, to send his mother, and
she received it a few days ago.
Messrs Lewis s. Webb, Jacob d. Gest
and +. Ii. Knox have presented to the Balti-
more county commissioners a petition from
tax payers at Glyndon, in the fourth district,
asking that permission be given the Pixies
vile, Reisterstown and Emory Grove Rail-
road Company TO construct a passenger rail.
way along portions of the Dover road and
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as to reach the Reisterstown turnpike.
The State Association of School Commits
sioners have decided to erect monument to
the memory of the late Prof. NJ. A. Newell,
and appointed a committee to secure contribu-
tons and carry forward the undertaking.
Mr.. E. o. Grimes is the member of the COM
mittee for Carroll, Samuel Dutrow for
Frederick, Robert A. Dobbin for Howard,
and Samuel A. Rankin for Baltimore county.
Mr.. Dutrow is chairman of the committee.
George Holiday, George Bowens and
William Anderson, all colored, were brought
here last Saturday from the House of Cor.
rection by assistant superintendent .Ioha
Leonard, on writ of habeas corpus. They
were sent to the House of Correction by
Justice j. c. Whitehill, for assaulting VIM.
Matthews. colored, at Union Bridge last
Christmas. Judge Roberts discharged the
prisoners on the ground that the commit
ments were defective.
A delightful '.german" was given in the
Rink at Union Bridge on Thursday night.
Fifty couples participated, and the german
was led by Miss Lois B. Tregellas, of Union
Bridge, and Mr.. Frank S. Rowe, of Balt-
more. Refreshments were served. The
Rink was beautifully decorated with bunting,
flags and evergreen. The committee in
charge were Frank S. Rowe, Scott o. Glenn
son, S. S. Sappngton, of Libertytown, C. L..
Clemson, VIM. Gather, of Unionville, and
F. c. Pearre. A large party from Baltimore
was present.
February says Irl Hicks, will open fair
and cold generally, except in the extreme
west, where reactionary warmth will prevail.
This condition will pass across the country
eastward by the 4th, with cold in the rear.
Cold from 9TH to 10th, with winter thunder
and rain south. About the 18th and l4th,
falling barometer, rising thermometer, and
secondary storms passing from west to east,
with cold wave following. From the 18th to
the 22d will be another period, ending in
cold. Thunder storms, rain and snow will
centre about the 9th and 25th, with cold
following.