The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-03-09

The Carrolltm debating club argued the
uuc.Iiou. is man the architect of his own
DESTINY. Decision two 10 one for the afrma
tive. Affirmative. John IL. Taylor, i. Ebaugh
and John Uhler. Negative. Jacob Long. Jesse
Maeee and ChaS. T.. Taylor The Judges were
Joseph Leppo, VIM. A. Martin and Philip
lOrpel.
The Carrolton Orchestra and Social Club.
held their first meeting at John Uher :, ON
Tuesday night. Among those present were
John Chler and wife, Morris Green and wife.
f. Rheinhart and wife. Misses Mamie Ecken-
rode. Emma Eckenrode, Ida EckcnrOde.
Carrie Green. Mabel Rheinhardt. Edith
TAYLOR Elizabeth Taylor. Messrs. Edward
Mancha. Howard Green. ieo. Houck. Willie
Eckenrode. Jacob Houck L. Shipley. F..
Fowler F. Magee. David Green, Howard
TAYLOR. Nimrod Green, Amos Harris. The
orchestra consists of Professor Frank Nc
Gree, Fred. Rheinhart, Jacob Houck. y.
Green. Geo. Houck, David Green. ii. Green
L. Mancha. The orchestra will meet next
Tuesday night at Mr.. Eckenrode ;.
( Rev. :. 3. Craft congregation ut Winfield,
sent him donation on last Friday by their
representative. Mr.. Milton Penn, which con
1 sisted of provisions, grain and money amount
10 about $50 in value Mrs. Kate Penn. a
member of the same congregation, got up Il
I collection of money among her lady friends.
which was invested in = very hue dress. OF
Henrietta cloth with silk for trimmings for
Mrs. Croft hv Mrs. Barnes. in Baltimore. 10
say that the Reverend gentleman fully ap-
preciateS the above thoughttulnes- of his flock.
/ Is unnecessary.
samuel Kelbansh buried his little baby
last SUNDAY aud has little girl SICK.
Nimrud Green. commission merchant ot
Baltimore. spent Wednesday visiting ms
. = = i,,l-ip.. ,ysll- ii
IDENTIFY Baltimore air agrees with him.
Jacob Arbaugh has moved into the house
formerly occupied by Vim. Long: and Mr..
Long has moved INTO the house formerly sc.
cupied bv Joel Ehaugh; John Houca, will
occupy the house. lately vacated hN Jacob Ar
haugh.
Miles L. Long has again commenced
uuarrying stone from his quarry near the
station The stone have proved o; such hne
quality that hr has secured contract from
he " NJ r. Il. To furnish rhem stone for
the building of rheirnrw depot Al Nalbrnokc.
Miss Marx Moons Is visiting relatives aud
friends At Thurmont.
Winfield Valentine. ot Baltimore. VISITED hi>
parents near this place Sunday last.
Frank HoucA and Harry Arhaugh visited
Benjamin Croft and family sunday evening
last.
Lizzie Houck returned home N"ndaN ia-l
from visiting some friends in Baltimore.
Emma Shammer. Ida Baker and Lillian
Blizzard. ct Patapsco. visited Richard !.
Shaffer aud family. Tuesday last.
George Long. who Ia, been sick for some
time. l. nov able Ia be out.
We have au the sick list Mn. M,chac
Walsh. Peter blizzard and Coda kelhaugh
Emanuel Arnold. farmer near this place,
sold portion 81 hiS personal property thi.
week. snd Nill move Q" - farm which hs ha'
bought near thr turnpike,
On Mouda. last Mr. John kolsai, harneS.
maker living ahoui iaar mile, from tins place
brought a load ot grain 80 the Carrollton rollci
mill. and during the absence Of Mr. BoSIai
his h0rSe backed the Wagon into the race that
Leads fr,,u the mill. the stone wall vas al'ou
siN feet in height GA either side Ut The race
the weigh, 1t the saigon drew the bor>" witt
&c. IN 4 short time thu Wagon separate,
from the horse aud thu horse Was taken cut
The horse pas NOT hart. the Nagon and harn"~'
sa- slightly injured. part II the wagon VA
earned about an wards hy the wafer.
The entertainments at Ihoma, Chapel,
SUNDAY might last was Target, attended, ih'
ur,,-,ram consisted priucipall, st -iHs'ug ans
.fs-ghts