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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-08-03
New Advertisements.

Crowned With SaeeFss -- Schnechcreer' +
Trade Palace. 80 EAST Main street. Wcsimi1.
sier. Nd.
Special Bargains for "a pays-Bo,lon iiar
gain House, 5sB-ji west Main street. We,tuia-
gier. Nd.
Thee. DEER 4 sou. DRY Goods, Cloak an3
Carpet LEADER. Westminster Nd.
Al Private Sals--tivo. L. Stocks,ialr. A.
torney. Westminster. Nd,
Fertilizer Cor the Farnrr--Jahu hur1uau,
Cnion MilIs. Nd
Charlotte Hall Sshool-G NJ Tlsoiuas. A,
", Principal
Cider Nill-Joseph P. Yjnxlins. Pleasant
Valley. Nd
Competitive Examination t'esarvr \. Davis.
Examiner
To Invesiors-Chas. H. Ysaderfnri. Sagrs.
Iary.
Miller BnIs' Popular Ssorrs, Westminster.
Nd.
Legal Notices. F,,tnais. etc
orudortl s, Westminster, Nd
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-08-03

Monday. Jaly 29th.-The last viii and tesla
ment of Alexander NJ. jelly, deceased, ad-
mitted 20 probate aad letters Ofadministrafion
W. a. granted 20 GiaYa e. jelly.
Israel NJ Bowser, adpinistrator Of Benia.
min Bowser, deceased. returned list OF sales
Of goods and chattels and settled first and tinal
account.
The last viii and testament of Francis
Shriver, deceased, admitted TO probate and
letters testamentary granted 10 Frank W.
Shrirer and Isaac Shriver.
Tuesday. July S0th.-Ellen Z. Parker and
William I.0wery. executors of Nicholas
Parker, deceased, returned inventory of goods
aud ohattais and inventory of real estate.
John ". Tracy aud Theodore Tracy, exec
niors Of Ephraim Tracy, decreased, settled
18th and final account.
Clara B. Bale, administmtriX of Edward
$. Bale, deceased. returned inventories Of
goods and chattels and money, and received
orders to sell goods and chattels and notify
creditors
Report of sale of real estate Of Lewis A. j..
I.amoite. deceased, finally ratified.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-08-03
Union Hllls Items.

The annual rScnic ~ the l.aihHFan Ssnsiay
school II Silver Rua. will be held iB au al
Joining grove this SATURDAY. The Silver Ram
Band W1il furnish music Mr. ". Frank
Tucker. state organizer II the Prohibition
Party u Maryland. will b. present and al
dress the meeting 10 the afternoon, The Bec
Hive Quar;rtic Of Carrnllion viii also b. pres
ent
On Saturday last a child of Mr.. :. Frank
Ryers fell upou a bottle aud broke il and Was
severely eui about the head and face 4 large
deep cash vas cut near the eve aud igr , iimf
il was feared the sight gus injured but ~ ara
glad 10 learn il was not. Drs. J. !. SiHaul
and ]. III. L. Earhart dressed the suands.
The team 81 Mr.. 0rrstes FecseF. ahani
miles EAST q this place, became frightened by
a heavy peal Of thunder on Saturday aud rar
away breaking the wagon badly.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-08-03
Maidensv,lIe Items.

Charles Hibberd Is having a cider press set
up in his mill.
Miss Rice, Of Baltimore. viii be present
and address the congregation AZ Winters
Church on Sunday morning next.
Linwood eRmpmeeting has been we'll at
tended. there being about GOO people pres
ent on Sunday.
A lawn party was held on Bolivar Heights
last Monday evening. The party consisted Of
Misses Bertha Peltz Mollie Spielman, Annie
Mohr and Minnie Renting. all Of Baltimore;
Mrs. O. H. Crumbacker and Messrs. Charles
Peltz of Baltimore, Chas. Spielman and O.
Hazard CrumbacKer Refreshments were
served during the evening.
NJ John Winter and wife and Fuller Win
ter and sister Francis, of Baltimore, were the
guests Of NANNY Winter on Sunday.
Mr. Murray b. Fisher, Of Wayneshorn, Pa.
is spending few days with his parents.
j. Ed Beck and mother, Of Waynesb0ro,
Pa, we're visiting friends in this neighbor-
hood this week.
Miss Mollie Spielman, and Mr.. Charles
Peltz and sister are the guests Of Mr.. Henry
Spielman.
Miss Lizzie Spielman, Of Baltimore. spent
Sunday with her parents in this place.
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A FAMOUS CASE ENDED
John P. Jones and John Gallagher Finally
Beaten in the BOllinger Case.


The Supreme Court at Philadelphia, Thurs
day decided the noted case of Mrs. Bollinger
vs.. John Gallagher and John p. Johns. This
case was tried before Judge Latimer at ork
four times and was before the Supreme Court
no less than three times. 1t is now finally de
cided against Johns and Gallagher.
In 1889, George Bollinger, of Carroll coun
ty, appeared here with a team, consisting,
besides wagon and two sets of harness, OF a
horse and a mule, the property of Mrs Boil
linger While here constable Gallagher at
tached the team on a suit of John p. Johns.
horse dealer of McSherrystown. now in bust
ness in Baltimore The team was attached
as property of the husband. Mrs. BOllinger
gave Johns and Gallaghe, notice that the
team was her property. Notwithstanding which
the constable sold it. Mrs. Bollinger then
brought action for treSpass. The case was
tried before Judge Latimer, and resulted in a
verdict of S465 for Mrs. Bollinger.
Judge Latimer then granted a new trial
and the second verdict resulted in her favor.
this time for $3.50. The defendants then APP
pealed to the supreme court. which sent the
case back for retrial.
On the third trial at York, Judge l.atimer
gave instructions to the jury 10 find for Johns
and Gallagher. which was done. Stewart.
Niles 4 Neff. attorneys for Mrs. Bolhnger.
then appealed to the supreme court and the
decision of the York court was reversed.
The fourth time the case was tried at York
it again turned in the plaintiff : favor, the
verdict being for $3.50 This Judgment is now
affirmed by the decision rendered FRIDAY
at Philadelphia
The cost Of all this litigation Is several times
the amount involved The Bollingers are not
well-to-do and wosld probably not have fought
the case as long rs they did had not Mary
land Judge interested himself in their behalf
and assisted them. 4 good deal Of legal fight
centred about the application Of one OF the
MARYLAND statutes to the case. 1t seems one
OF the special laws of that State for married
women provides that they can purchase prop
ertv. but when note Is given therefor, II
must be given jointly by husband and wife.
whilc the ownership of the prnPertyis in the
wife alone. The supreme couri ruled that tins
statute applied in this ease.
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Brnmmsl Items.

Mrs. George stFuth who was III Is improving,
Miss Emma Disoher is III with consumption.
Mr.. David YinglIng and wife Of Snyders-
burg, and Mr.. Edward Gummel and wife Of
Cranberry, visited their aunt, Mrs. Lydia
Rrummel, last Sunday.
Mrs. Annie Frazier and daughter. Of Fred
erich, are spending some time with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM, Wittie,
Mrs. Zephaniah Leister Is visiting friends
al Union Bridge.
Miss Ida McGee Is visiting her aunt Mrs.
Irwin Taylor, Patapsoo.
Quite a number Of our people attended
Linwood camp on Sunday last.
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A nusIeale a Nsw windsor.

Reported for the Democratic Advocate
Al Dielmans hotel on Tuesday night last
were gathered the guests, together with Others
invited to a vocal and instrumental musicale,
which was very enjoyable andwell appreciated
The program was anoversnre, Caliph Of Baglad,
hy Baildien, for four hands at piano and flute
Accompaniment; overture, Tancredi, by Res
SIM. and other instrumental pieces. Miss
Lilly May Bowen. one of Washington sweet.
esi singers, sang Pietro Aascagni's Ave Maria
with telling effect. her voice being most al
mirahly adapted to this noble composition.
A most agreeable surprise was the arrival.
Just in time 10 join, Of Mr.. Osborn Clemson.
a sou Of the late John Clemson Of Frederick
county. but now a member Of Francis Wilson ;
Opera Company. Of New York, in which he
occupies prominent position. His cult
waited baritone voice vas a delight and fully
appreciated by a critical audience. With hina
came Nr. Clarence Clemson. who favored rs
with beautiful ballad, which he sang very
creditably Altogether the whole perform
ance was a grand success, rs is usual with the
musical entertainments ~ This place. Mr.
Osborn Clemson does great credit 10 his able
instructors, who are eminent in their an both
in Baltimore aud New York.
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Rich Farmers.

Ry,DING. Pa. Iuly 29.--Couniy CommIs-
>iourr,' Clerk Mngcl today finished the work
Of preparing the annual statement oi moneys
loaned ant IN ur,,faiSs.,rv notes. bonds. mort
-as4s INDICTMENTS. etc. hy persons living ia
tha bnuoughs and townships Of Berks, and on
which four mill state tax must i'c Iald.
Thi, shows thar the farmers and others IN
tbs, county toutside the city Of Reading have
at Interest the cuormous sum ut s.45@.'ta-
The rich agricultural township ct Obey IS
credited xjtb 500. 80; MaNatawnvy, where
many farmer, reside. with SlYG. d.. and 9th.
err in proportion. number % other toNu-
shipS have 81 81, Uss9 Al so. 60. The hgurvs
In the agsfegaic are . surprise. ahd would
sser, % indicate that farming pays maCh ''e1
iaT iham some persons are willing ," admit
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-08-03

Haif larrels White FISH ~ SZ51 ils.s
Praue.. P.arhss aad Aprieofs A. . ois. per
pouud Si.2i Cre-iprt Srts as - cents
Jnhn H. Hawprs.
Fouri>, III su z,ssnE i5 tgustl. have you a
handy reference iaos,k 81 ANY kiudt
p,zaisF.--l should sav yes. here j. ihe iat,-i
Rand NrNaifs Rasiaay Guide precisely shat
taa pee8- u is pr,.vraiusntiy thr t--St
S.ils a,ge.
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Death Of Mrs. Thomas E. HambIeton.

Mrs. Thomas F. HambIeton died on Tues
day at the home of her son, 7. Edward Ham
bleton, Lutheryile, Baltimore county, in the
oath year Of her age. Her last illness con.
tinued only three days. The maiden name Of
Mrs. HambletOn was Sarah Ann Slingluff.
She was born in Baltimore aud was daughter
of Jesse Slingluf. Her husband, the late
Thomas E. Hamhetoh, died about twenty
years ago.
Three sons survive her-Messrs. John A.
Hambleton, who retired some time ago as the
senior member of the banking firm of John
A Hambleton & Co.; 7. Edward Hambleton,
the present senior member of the firm, and
Francis Il, Hamhleton, engineer Of the Con-
soIidated Gas Company.
Mrs. Hambleton was an auui Of Judge
SEnglnf, Of New Windsor.
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Fountain Valley Items.

Miss Annie Handley. of this place, has a
geraninm that has 20 blooms on IT,
Mr.. Harry G. Babylon and wife. of Spring
Mills. were on visit to his mother, Mrs. W
II. Heagy this week.
Wheat is turning ont well.
Mr.. Amos Fites has child sick with ehol
era infantum.
Mr. Upton Decker will leave our village to
make his home in Littlestown, Pa, with his
ganghter, Mrs, Lon ForpeY
Mss Florence Irediieb, of Baltimore, Is
visiting Miss Annie Handley at this place.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-08-03

The past July was the coolest on record in
twenty three years, according TO the Weather
Bureau, there being deicit of 1899 of tenn
perature AT Mt. Washington, y. H., on
Wednesday the temperature was down 10 31o
and snow fell to the depth Of one inch
In New Mexico and Colorado, on WedneS-
dav, there was q cloudbuiSt, causing loss Of
over 500, 600, many lives are reported lost,
and railroads and county roads and bridges
we're carried away by landslideS and the sud
den rush of waters.
Another terrible rain storm swept the region
of Denver Colorado, Thursday evening.
Railroad bridges were swept away, traffic de-
layed wires carried away, and much damage
was done to property.
Leading stockholders of the Peoples, the
Electric and the Philadelphia Traction Com
panies have agreed to consolidate and form
company with a capital of $50, 0O0,0 600.
Naples is crowded with visitors, who have
come from all parts Of the county ta witness
ihs eruption oi ht FesNviIs. "
Hanover, Pa, water supply is 50 short that
sprinkling is prohibited.
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Hnnd,s Mill and Vicinity.

Children 5 day exercises, which were held
at Concord. were a decided success. Much
credit is due Prof T. NJ. 4. Spye for the
ability displayed in the musical part ct The
programme.
Misses Dawney Jones is visiting her grand
mother. Mrs. Jane Hammond.
Miss Clark, of Ellicott City. Is staying with
Miss Anna Forsythe.
Mrs. MARY Waters is visiting Mrs. 7. W.
Fisher Mr.. Bradley johnson Fisher Is at has
home The Refuge. for few days.
Miss Adelaide Cornne Coles. of Northum-
berland county, Va. is visiting her Schoolmate,
Miss !. Y. l.. Cauthorn.
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rres %. EaIuner Henal-

The nominee for Governor is ems among
iht. most eutrrEtrtStuE, pni'l3c-- Iarfi"i ana
v.ralfhis<t merchants sf HalJimurr- his active
Identification With the commerce af this cits
having fss-er cofgiu7aHS iar half ccatury. lu
mercantile circles his asmr has bong f--en
tower II strength. aud pu m0re than one
ur., iars s,efasiou hg has lss,p mentioned for
ih- ,.s.if.ou Ter uhich BE- has pov i.'su Bame'i-
IA. nomination. NiH dauhi.cS. ~ a dtszP-
y.aintaienf % a uuuf3rr If Democrat uhv
avn the loyal aiheFrnis VI oiheg a@IaFsais.
hrt shr high character AZ NJ ilar-E A. rii'-
sou rilI lr,llslbiy serve ~ finally rails 81 the
d.sgr,iu'i-I ,leu,suf, IT be, psS'v o. be- sur.
faaFf
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Mr.. Jacob Slorp has haili a large corr. houSe
aud granery on his place Renben aud
Walter Shipley were the carpenters
Mr.. w. l.. Richards j. building large ware
house next SO his store liz intends to handle
fertilizers aud feed SO quite an extent. Reu-
ben and Walter Shipley are the carpenters.
We had a hne rain on saturday afternoon
and night. which enabled the farmer, 10 start
their plowS. Il vas great benefit 10 corn aud
potatoes.
Mr.. Berthe Huison and Mrs. Annie SEiley
Of Baltimore. spent last week with their aHai
Mn. ". II. Westaway.
Mrs John Cromneli aud SON. Of Baltimore,
are spending several DAYS with Mrs Nora
Flaier, Of Patapseo.
Mrs. Joseph Shipley is on the sick list.
The gold mines Of Patapsco arr in operation
aguiu
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Pleasant Valley Items.

Mr.. Levi Myers. one of our enterpriSing
Young farmers. saws he sold 81 pounds Of butter
and had ! pounds for h> own use an one
week He and his wife prepared this with
his other farm work and did not Try 10 have a
large Weld for the week He thinks tins Is
ahead Of the one in the Dnioutown items a
few weeks ago.
Mr.. Ed. Dick Of Bushnell. Illinois is home
on a few weeks visit to his father.
The committee Of arrangements of the sun
dav school celebration is making preparations
for big dav on the 3lst of August.
The Christian EndeavoT reunion Ca Naiur-
day was much nteriered with by the storm.
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weather Record for the Week.

July 27-mercury 20 at Il. M and ); AT
u. M. {; partially cloudy and blustery with oc,
casional light showers: heavy thunder gus
from Pas until 930p. m. with high wind;
July 2S-mercury 81 at : a. m. and =" NJ
D. H.. ; fair. July 29-mercury d;' at a: NJ
and "a at , p m; partially clear. July ~
mercury Is; at a. IN. and 81 al p, M; gen
orally cloudy until noon, clear afterwards;
.Injy 31-mercury II; AT a. m. and 20 at
n. M. clear. followed by partially cloudy and
blusterlv weather. August mercury 60 Al
a. m. and 76 at p M; partially cloudy;
August 2-mercury 81 at : a. m. and - al !
y. M: clear.
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shlloh Items.

We had a very fine aiu last Saturday aud
farmers are blowing for seeding.
Apples are abundant and everybody Is boil
ing butter.
Mrs.. Andrew Shafer and daughter Ada.
who were quite in for some time. arr recover
ing.
Miss Ella Fowble, who has been suffering
from dropsy for six weeks, is quite III.
Mr.. Carroll Henry, of Westminster. spent
several days with friends and relatives near
this place recently.
spent Sunday with Mr. ID. II. Millender
Mr.. Harvey Luckinbill, wife and children.
Of Maple Grove, spent Sunday with her father.
Mr. George'Trump.
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Fifteen persons lost their lives hy tre dur
ing the past year IN this stale. Baltimore had
81 fires and there wers 50 iu the counties.
aud - persons we're arrested iar setting lire
% their premises. In Baliimofv frs Nere
caused u, gasoline aud uil-sfuve accidents
-; defective Hus- and >m0kesiacAs o.; lamp
accidents aud explosions. 20. ,-4relessAess.
-; candies and ga Jets, %: cigar, rigsr
cities aud pipes, ri; exposure 90 burning
property li3; aIiribuied 10 crime and mis-
chief. oy unknown, iSl In the counties the
chief eauses were Defective fines aud
sniakcstacks. 81; sparks. an sorts, including
locomotives, So; exposure 10 burning prop
rrty. ~; lightning. a; crime and mischief
or unknown 2il.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-08-03

Fsom tbs saIutaocr t0aptv ruta1l
last YEAR the Repshlicau State Central
CanmitIrr pat from Eve 10 seven hundred
tlullavs iulo Che hands 81 onr man tn he assi
Cor rarapaigu pasIsoss. 10 Baliimoss CngHty
What did Be- 10 aith the MONEY! And i be-
did pu, L oui iiis / 3 ~ iaio she hand. ase.s
henrhlaeH a. pay them ior Jsst sud y
services ta himself, instead VI ~ hrlp loo u
81 the Republican nominee fnr Congr,ss.
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Family Re Union.

The home Of Mrs. Rachel Clemson, near
Union Bridge. was the scene Of happy
family reunion on "Wednesday last, when her
children. grandchildren and great -grandchiid
rem assembled 20 spend the day ~ SOCIAL inter
course. The time passed very pleasantly and
wa, greatly enioved bv al. Mrs Clemson l.
in good health. and although ~ years Of age
s,ill appreciates a pleasan, gathering
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Hampstead District Items.

Sir. Caleb Harris pf pear Hampstead was
paFalyzed on Saturday morning last.
EheFg Sunday school Will hoid heir eeleqra
ton n A. Rinsmans grove on saturday, An-
gust 18th.
The festival at Greenmomt wss well at
tended on Monday night last.
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scar Ridge Itsms.

Mrs. Isaae Bale, Mrs. NJ. J. Lynch aud
daughter and Mrs. Joseph Yingling and son
Toby. all Of Westminster. visited Mr.. and
John II. Jordan recently.
Mr.. Harvey Pfoutz. Of Marsh Creek paid
his mother a hying visit recently.
Misses Matte Pfoutz and Jennie Ecker,
who had been at Hagerstown, visiting the
Misses Byers, have returned home very much
pleased.
The rain that we had last Saturday evening
was Of great advantage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Draeh. from the neigh
borhood Of Wakefield. spent "Wednesday at
Mrs. Jane Ptoutz's.
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TIDER Having had my mill re.
y modelled and overhauled, | am now pre-
pared TO furnish my customers with irst-class
work Mill is open for work every day, ex-
cept Friday afternoon and Saturday. New
whiskey barrels and pure cider vinegar for
sale. JOSEPH p. YINGlING,
aug3 st. Pleasant Valley, Md.
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4 cloudburst occurred in the vicinity of
Casper Wyoming on "Wednesday night. aud
a wave 80 feet high sweep, along Garden creek
carrying destruction with H. Immense rocks
we're torn from the mountains and crushed
everything before them. The town Of Soe,lrro
was wiped out and about - persons drowned
hy She flood
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DIED.
Va c,a,g. %. nn,,i"gc. and ncnl. oDa"o7r. ant

:
At Berret Nd. on July ~. 1885, Mrs. Margaret J.
Hnran. in her 6lst year. Inferred in Baltimore,
Nd on the 3lst of July
In Jnontown, Carroll county, Nd OH July y
1875 of nervous prostitution, following diphtheria.
Edna Burton, aged years ; months and II days
Youngest child of Rev. J. T. and julia \. Lassell.
Near Westminster, Md, on July CO. lSf, Jose
phine aged II years, month and l9 days. wife of
George w IDec.
on July 81. 1895, in Westminster. Nd, Raymond
Carroll aged Il weeks, infant son of O. +. and A. NJ.
b Weant Interment at Taneytown.
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r. Frederick Alvey, Of Hagerstown, and
Miss Annie Ri4gely McSherTy, Of Frederick,
are to be- married in ST Johns Church.
Frederick, on August = The groom is a son
OF Judge Richard II. Alvey aud The bride "a
daughter of Judge James McSherry.
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Bud Snithy, Hank Harvey aud Archibald
Patterson, three outlaws from Fayette county.
Penna.,, We're convicted Ut Kingwood, West
Virginia, of shooting sheriff Shaw, ia April
last
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j. HARRY GARDNER,

Office No. l4l East Msia street, opposite
Odd Fellows Hall, Westminster, Nd, (form,
erly occupied by Hon. VIM. P. MaulSby.)
Treatment of chronic diseases by Electro
Thermal Baths. inlyl3 If
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-08-03

4 TALENT FESTIVAL will be held
4 n hy several ladies for the benefit of Ben,
jamins Reformed Church. at Cranberry
School House. near the residence Of Mr..
Amos Ebaugh. on Saturday evening August
TO- In case of rain the festival will he held
on the Monday evening following, or first
clear evening after, aug3 p
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COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION.

Notice is hereby given that competitive
examination for the purpose Of filling a county
scholarships Al the Maryland Agricultural Col
lege and a county scholarship at the Western
Maryland College. due TO Carroll county, will
be held AT the School Commissioners office,
in the Court House, q, Wesimiuzter. ON Mon
day. August laih, beginning promptly AT 10
~ chick, a. ~.
GEORGE A. DAVIS. Examiner.
By order Of the Board
aug s SC l.. q. GRIMES. President
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Never is Consistent

ffsFfa ttif t@atttsEhtff tteFAs3-
To - consistent she Sunfaper uiust new
support the RepuIliaau ticket. But coiisis-
irucy Is no, aiming the SunFaIaF catalogue
uf it.Wels.
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your liberal patronage the six weeks during the
generally with We max
ing preparation greatest history Of beautiful city We
extend many city and vicinity who have
visited our stores many expressions praise bestowed
he proud good word whenever
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-08-03

Near Unionyilie Md, on July 30, lSsi. by Elder
Nm II franklin Edward Scheller anu Mis- Apna
Bart bath of Frederick coanty, Md,
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MARRIED.

Smut is affecting wheat. barley and oats in
the Red River Valley. Minnesota:
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SATURDAY, AUGUST ,, 1895.

The date on the label on your
paper shows the time to which
your subscription is paid.
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CHAs. R. WOODS,
W EsTAlNsTF& n

CHAS. r. WOODS,
y ATTORNEY AT LAW.
WEsTNlSsTEs, Nh.
EAr0Ges with Clahaugh Il Roberts, Court
street. Prompt attention given to all business
placed in nv hands. june 29-95.
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MILLER RIOS.
auga POPULAR STORES, WESTMINSTER. MD.