The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1894-10-13
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1894,
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Westminster, is arranging for course OF lee
lures during the coming winter.
October Dist and 22nd are recommended
by the Maryland Sunday School Union as
DAYS for special prayer in behalf of the Sun
day school cause.
After the rain of Friday afternoon of last
week, there was most beautiful and brilliant
rain. bow. The arch was complete and the
eolors clear and distinct.
There will be Prohibition meetings at Man
chester on Saturday afternoon and night Octo
Der 20. The meetings will be addressed by
W. Frank Tucker and Mr. Baker.
The officers of registration will sit on Mon
day for the purpose only of revision and hear
ing appeals for reinstatement by those who
have been notified that their names would be
stricken off.
George S. Zeigler, of Hanover, Pa, broke
his arm at New Windsor last Saturday, while
pitching in game of ball In attempting TO
.ihrow a curve he broke his right arm between
lhe elbow and shoulder.
Mr.. Vim. b. Baker, the Republican NOM
inee fos Congress in this district, arrived here
Yesterday morning and in the afternoon held
a conference with the Republican County
Central Committee in regard to the campaign
in Carroll.
Mrs Null wife of Mr.. Daniel Null died in
Hampstead on Monday, aged about 63 years.
She was Miss Duvall, and a native of Balt-
more. She was twice married. her first hus
band being Rev. Charles W. Dalrymple, of
The NJ. E. Church.
DR.. j. W. Herring cashier of the Union
National Bank of Westminster, John II. Cum
bingham, cashier of the Farmers and Mechan-
les Bank, and Charles +. Fink attended the
meetings Of the American Bankers Assocla-
iion in Baltimore this week.
The Westminster Savings Institution has de-
elared dividendoR 81 per cent. on the capi-
tal stock for the past six months and per
cent. on weekly and monthly deposits, free of
all taxes The capital stock is $4,000, and
The surplus fund amounts TO $50, 468. II.
The Democratic County Central Committee
AS will appear by a notice published at the
head of the editorial column, is requested to
meet Mt the Court House on next Monday
morning, the 18th, at 10 o'clock. Hon. J.
Fred. G. Talbot will be here to confer with
the committee in regard to the campaign
Edward d. Rogers. of Cincinnati, Ohio,
has been sent to Jail in deiault of 500 bail to
await the action of the grand jury next month,
on the complaint of G. Brooke Iantis, of
Hotel Albion, Westminster, who charges
Rogers with obtaining board and lodging by
false representations. Justice Moore gave
hOgefS u neslrlilS Oh uSsuhf-
The threatening weather Of Tuesday and
The cool weather of Wednesday and Thursday
kent many Carroll countians away from the
Haperstown and Frederick fairs. Still many
brayed the weather and citizens of Carroll
were numerous at both places. particularly Ut
Hagerstown. AT Westminster alone 3l4 tick
ets were sold for Hagerstown and IS for Fred
erick.
Messrs. Clabaugh and Reifsnider, as trus-
tees, sold the real estate of the late Jeremiah
Babylon, near Carrollton, on Monday last:
The home farm, l04 acres, to james II. Hatch
tel at S63 per acre; acres, 2 roods and -
perehes, to same, at $3.50 per acre: acres,
roods and 90 perches, to same, at $50 per
acre; acres, 3 roods and perehes. TO same.
81 S2l per acre. Total amount OF sales 81
I0s4S
The baltimore and Reisterstown Turnpike
Company held its annual meeting on Monday,
at the oaee of Mr. Thomas Il. Clendinen, on
Courtand street, Baltimore, and elected the
following officers: DIR. James II. Bilhngslea.
president; John S. Cuttings. treasurer; Hon
John X. Longwell, Theodore S. Bantz, Chas.
z. Cockey. dr. Joshua w. Herring. Wilson
Carey MclIenry. Thos. r. Clendinen. Frank
j. Caaghey and DIR. james H. Bilhngslea,
manages.
From VIM, A. Golden we have received the
annual ealaloguA ., .ne -a, af tba handSomest
lege, rl''sn =, t,s ot,;ee and If the col
we navy 1lee, ,a AZ ,s; III Tho cst,ogne Il K an
excellent institution. Mr.. Golden, of Pitts
burg. n native of Taneytown district, this
county. is a member Of the corps of in
s.rue.orsi spn i,at;onal law contraets' mart
tin,e ;,nu ~ e.
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fne Metnoals. hpiseSp p n.y." creat and nj.
10 historical points al o'ii - ,,,ar
jaeent places IN TINS COUNT 'oSN pal I,ndred
dag, The party consisted ~ Nv nu''u n,,J
persons rom baltiinore anu "'l5ui me- Al.
about t'tfy members Of me enul C,,'aI Rathl
dresses were aeilEtleu y Ta o,o' ara furnished
by citizens OF Westminster oh .le Iea.'ar
tbe BaItlmoreans TOOK q tram ~ inc evening