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Anne Arundel Republicans met al Annapo-
lis on Tuesday and selected delegates TO the
State Convention. The proceedings, how
ever, we're not altogether harmonious, the
Malsier men carrying the day by vote Of a
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The Democratic Advocate.
WESTMINSTER, MD.
Meeting ofthe County Central Demo
cratic Committee

SATURDAY. JUNE %, 1895.
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10 parts of the West and Southwest there
were destructive storms on Tuesday. Many
persons are reported killed while the loss of
crops is terrible.
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4 NNUAL STATEMENT
Fire Association of Philadelphia. Pa.
FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSIONS

In pursuance ut is usual poliey, the Balu-
more aud Ohio Railroad Company viii sell
round trip excursion tickets between al points
ON its lines east of the Ohio River at reduced
rates.
Tickets Mill he sold for an trains JuIy sd
and 9Th. valid for return passage until July
9Th, inclusive. jun29 Il
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An election for Mayor and City Council
was held in Frederick on Wednesday. The
Democrats elected the mayor and three Of the
five councilmen, thus retaining CONTROL Of the
city government.
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Some of the further reports of' continued in.
dusirial improvement are a. follows;
Paddlers ~ Oliver Iron and Steel COMPANY $
works, Piiishurg. Pa, have their wages al
yaneed 20 - per ton.
Two hundred employees in walihsm Bleach
cry, Waliham, Mass. have wages advanced
ten per cent.
Employees 10 Woodstock WOODEN mills. Nor
ristoWn. Pa. are offered an iucrease Of ten
per cent; they are on strike tor twenty per
cent.
Two hundred employees Of Norwich NiIls
company w0olens. Norwich. Com. have
old scale restored.
Employees in Cleveland HeHaa,ire Iron mine.
Michigan, who got the ten per cen, advance
some weeks ago. are on a strike Tor ten per
cent more.
Large increases of wages in all branches Of
the oil industry in PENNSYLVANIA are reported
Iron Manufacturers Association of the
MahoniRg aud Shenango valleys decide 10
increase voluntarily the wages of blast fur
mace iahorers to the rates pecva.sing IN lS93.
The advance amounts 10 about tan per cent
Notice Of an advance &C from iifteen to twenty
cents day was posted n, all the furnaces in
the Mahoning and Shenango valleys on Nav
3. Several thousand men are affected
In the vicinity Of Pitishurg alone more
;han ten thousand workmen received an ad-
vance IN wages during the last week. '-Des-
patch from Pittshurg, Nav II, to New York
Tribune.
Two hundred men in Delaware Iron works.
Wilmington, Del, were surprised hy ten
per cent increase ia wages in their envelopes.
Color mixers and printers employed in the
wall paper factories controlled by the National
Wall Paper company have won concessions
from the company and the strike i, declared
off,
Notices Of wage advances were posted IN
the Berkshire Cotton mills, Adams. Mas.
Weavers in Stafford mills. Fall River. Mass.
have gained concessions from their employers.
II will be noted that the upward movement
Of wages Is particularly strong in those inter
esis most directly affected by the tariff.
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MO. aa45 EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll county.
John Bihv. Plaintiff, vs.. Jacob Billy and The
Westminster Savings Bank, "a body eOrpo,
rate, &c. J Defendants.
Ordered this 10Th day of June, A. i. D.,
1895. that the Account of the Auditor filed
in this cause be finally ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown
ON or before the Sth day of July, next;
provided a copy of this order be inserted for
two successive weeks before the last named
day in some newspaper published in Carroll
county. -
BENZ. F. GROUSE, Clerk.
True copy,-Test;
iun22 2t BENZ. f. Grouse, Clerk.
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COME TO TOWN I!

Come inst Sale Ii will pay Buying from hrt
hands Of the markets and have
n Pleasant
Ieaaer tell that the by coming will he
lnma fourth to a half in prices,
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4 NNUAI. ~. Nc--IL. -

1 NNUAL TEA. &c The Children
a L Missionary Band 1' Winter Church
vail bold it Annual Tea Goa 'as church iava,
0u Saturday evening. the seth Instant
The Wolaaa Missionary society of the
same church Isl. base she gis-tjag scesylay
Ms. Laura Wade Hiee, af BALTIMORE. with
them .a regular meeting. on SATURDAY,. Jolly
9TH On Ssnday. Iais -th. N.ss E5eg viH
address the Winter congregation iH the
morning aud t'niou,o~u congregation iu She
evening. The public will b. asrI. repaid iur
auendAuc. ga these seFFiges- iuu19 !;
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No 1851 EQUITY

y Y "'|4 ~ = =
iH rss C5rruii Court for Carroll County.
E.Hrs. VI Nu,iliN. Mortgage. SIS. George
W. Gfsi aal Sjfr, Aougsgar,
Ordered this 2Fb day of june, 4. u. lsst5.
ihai tte aceugui ct the Auditor flied iu tins
rsa-s .- duaiiF ratified and confirmed, unless
lass. to ihr contrary thereof h. shawH on nr
b.tarr shr -th day oi Jplv, aeNt. PROVIDED "a
esp, &c tb5s order b. inserted fJg tSo snCceS-
.5s-, Hss.k. before the last named day in ,Irae
urus,afeF publ;shsd ,a Carroll county.
BENZ. f. CEOl 81. Clerk
irIe cnpy,--fs,t:
5prr - p BgNJ. T. CEoysa. Clerk.
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TWO WEEKS OF Nc
KINLEYISM.

May | TO Ia 1892
Two iron furnaces al
Sharpsville, Pa, closed
down indefinitely.
Employees OF Andrew
Carnegie. at his Lower
Union Mills, in PittSburg,
submitted To a twenty
per cent. reduction oi
wages.
Wages Off, 800 employees
of Black Diamond Steel
works, at PittSburg. Pa,
reduced.
Fifty mOnlders in Iron
City foundry, Pittsburg.
accept a twenty per cent
reduction of wages.
Two ShenangO Valley
furnaces bank down u
restrict production.
Forty men and boys
employed in the spring
Factory of Wolf & Co,
New York city. strike
against a ten 10 twenty
five per cent reduction al
wages.
NeaVerS in Delaware
Wooden Mills. ST New
castle, Del, have wages
reduced five cents per
cut-from sevenfy-tive to
seventy cents.
Brickmakers Of Phila
delphia have wages re-
dueei from S&2s to $50
per day.
Spider makers in Thorn.
son Houston Electric :
factories, Lynn, Mass.
strike against 3 twenty
per cent reduction OF
wages
BoontOn, y. J. Rolling
mill shuts down owing q
refusal Of employees 10 ae-
cept a reduction Ofwages
Reading Foundry, AT
Reading, Pa. shuts down
because employees refuse
20 accept lower wages
M0ulsierS in employ ul
cassidy & Adler, 10 New
York city. reduced TWEEN
ty-five per cent.
Heating Hosiery mills.
al Galena. III. suspended
operations
Pioneer 4 haircumrany
81 North Paris. Ne shut
down indefinitely,
Haverhill. Mass Iron
works ClGse.
Carpet mills az Palmer.
Mass shut down.
tap makers OF Harris 3
Co, Sew York city. strike
against twenty five pr
cent wages reduction.
kamhlin iron works
moves from Maine "a
Nova Scotia.
Fusidiars ia HDoven )
Rolling mill at Norris
town. Pa. have wages
reduced from 81 20 s. a
per ton,
Nahuuing and Shenan-
20 valleys iron mauuGc-
turen aErec uF-bn = scale
Of wages which makes a
material reduction iu glae
price Of pudding.
Wages of male spiuaers
AZ Narraganset; reduced
One hundred and seven
~ emplnyss IN Union
SIX mill. az QatsNqua
Pa. thrown out q work
by strike nf TRY weaVeFs
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DRoHIRIuoNIsTs. ATTENTION

The Prohibitiouists OF Carroll county VII,
meet at Carroll Hall, Westminster. FRIDAY
July II, 1895. al I o. M, to make Hnmma-
lions for the fall election aud 10 elect delegate
Ia the State Convention. All Prohihiiionisi-
are urged 10 be present.
CHAS. K. WOODS,
jnn2S p Chairman.
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Boss Quay seems to have undispnted sway in
Pennsylvania. aud viii be elected chairman
Of the State committee.
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DIED

~ sAfrsr 49, e.r--aavs a..f Es.s.t. fssssssses Ht
flores arats 81 tsf
Sr-aF -ltif.s~y Nj sss Junr 81 lss, Mar Eian
Wari sHgsl D. srArs - stf a. 1nits Wars
"a, 10 lhy rs-t sfss = hiis
TEy aiasHrs Arrfunr
ems ihssfrag GEAR sslfftsu shall i--EHfae-
Ets sssa ifh = ustssiiai siataf
Nc 30 ma4,t So fsayt ua uiarr e.
Atsauslsr Nj orl gaftr ~ $50, Wl1Isas rs i..3z
FTss srfsf - fsar~
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nR. HORACE L. FAIR,
- Office 81 w. Main Street,
Trr.-.+s,,g,,-4.~ MI

Graduate of the Homeopathic College Of
Baltimore. had been resident physician IN the
homeopathic Hospital in that city.
Special attention and consideration given
o. an casr-, acute or chronic. medical aud
surgical.
German and English spoken. june BIN
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CHARLES D. FINK. Solicitor.
TRUSTEES SALE
HOUSE AND LOT,
In ParrsvilIe. Carroll Counts. Md.

By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court
for Carroll county. sitting in Equity, passed in
cause No. 1898 Equity, wherein Harry W.
Windsor and others are plaintiffs. and Charles
W. Cain and others. defendants. the under
signed. trustee, will offer at public sale, ON
the premises. on
SATURDAY, the 10Th day Of JULY, 1895.
at 10 o clock. a m. all that lot Of land con-
tanning l ACRE MORE or LESS.
situated in the village Of ParrSville. about one
mile from Mt. Airy and one-quarer Of a mile
from Ridgevile. in Carroll county. Nd.
Ii Is improved with Il
story log house weatherhoarded 4 n
and plastered and ina fair state ~, 20
of preservation 1t is the same stss5 80
property that was conveyed 10 Vim. Beyarde
bv-Wm II. b. Dorsey and wife by deed dated
April eth. 1874.
Terms OF Sale. - Oue-half of the pur
chase money to be paid in cash on the day
of sale. or upon the ratification thereof, the
balance in one year: the purchaser to give his
note. with approved security. bearing interest
from the day of sale. or all cash at the option
CHARLES f. FINK, Trustee.
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OEHM'S ACME HALL,
THREE GREAT STORES BALTIMORE AND CHARLES
STREETS, BALTIMORE, MD jme22 2t
NO. 3341 EQUITY.

No. as4l EQUITY
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Edward +. Reindollar, Assignee, etc, vs..
Geo. II. Kemper and Rachel Kemper, his
wife, Mortgagors.
Ordered this 2Ist day of June, A. D.,
1895. that the Account of the Auditor filed
in this cause be finally ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary thereof be
shown on or before the Sth day of July, next;
provided copy of this order be inserted for
Two successive weeks before the last named
dav in some newspaper published IN Carroll
county. or-,,, =,
True COpy,-Test:
iun22 2t Benz. +. GROUSE, CLERK.
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7 ow RATES TO BOSTON

Pie, Chas,5sH Eaiieayos United >ocieiy at
fhr National l'uasg Proy}e', usan uesl. Us
Boston jaiy lU ta 49,
Fa- fal. occasion tAr T. g. q. K. 4. viii
seH rggagsioh Uekeia iram aii permits San SIS
Zines ,s.g nt fhr uhio E3ysr. Isir 5 O. ~ IN
gta,.yr, VALID for rrieru lstss6s,. autii Iuiy 81.
These tekrf, NH o. .HId 81 r,fr III uge Etrr
.ut ite r,u8l iFlp gvius ausi returning ,awe
Fou'r. i.s@- e, sii' also IT, placed on sale
alod g5-. "a oue rug'e aui returning sia
a1u,her st slightly advanced RATE.
For uttss ID iare and tail particulars call ON
~ address nearest r. 4 o. ageut i8u2@ %
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NnTICE 10 CREnITORS

Notice is hereby given TO all the creditors
of MARY Ann Bevarde, deceased. 10 file their
claims against said deceased. properly au-
tbauticarcd. within two months from the adj
vertised dav Of sale. with the Clerk uf the
Circuit Court for Carroll county.
CHARLES f. FINK.
lun2g Is Trustee.
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MORTGAGES SALE
AVA ORA
F A r M |
In Freedom District, Carroll Co., Nd.

By virtue of the power and authority con
tanned in a deed of mortgage from Samuel /.
Brown and wife to John Mcdonald, dated
June 4th. 1892. and recorded among the Land
Records of Carroll County in Liber b. +. C.,
No. b. folio 2j5. &c. the undersigned, as
attorney and agent named in said mortgage,
will offer al public sale, on the premises, ON
WEDNESDAY, 18th day of JULY, 1895,
at 10 clock. a. M. all the land and premises
described in and conveyed by said deed OF
mortgage, containing
49, ACRES. ROOD and Is PERCHES,
more or less. This property IS situated on the
road leading from the Liberty turnpike 10
Marriottsville. about , miles from Marriotts-
VILE mile from the turnpike and about
miles from Sykesville. and "A miles from Bal
timore. Among the Improvements thereon
isanew frame Dwelling House.
s EN- containing five comfortable
A5tS rooms and a large hall. There
Ssslee44ssassEsA Is also . large quantity of eX
cellent timber. The property will be offered
as an entirety and also in three parcels and
will he sold to the best advantage First par
eel contains G5 Acres, more or less. IS acres
of which are cleared. the balance in timber.
This tract is we'll watcred. Second parcel
contains 6i Acres. more OF less. Is OF which
are cleared, the balance in heavy timber suit
able for building purposes, consisting of chest
uut. poplar. walnut. white and black oak, and
IS well watered. Third parcel contains
Acres. more or less, aud buildings with well
ut the door is situated at the Cross Roads. and
Is u suitable place for a store, blacksmith shop
or other business.
The mortgage Is willing to lend fair pro-
portion of the purchase money to the pur-
chaser, ifhe be an acceptable person.
Terms of Sale-One-th third cash on the day
of sale or upon the ratification thereof: one
third in one year and one-third in two years.
the purchaser To give two notes. with approved
security bearing interest from the day Of sale;
or al cash, ~ the option of the purchaser.
CHARLES T.. FINK,
Attorney and Agent named in the Mortgage.
Charles T. Fink. Solicitor. JUMP Is
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7 wO WEEKS OF
TARIFF REFORM.


lTw WEEKS OF
I TARIFF REFORM.
May l 20 II, lsaa.
Fifteen hundred men
in iron works at sharon,
Sharpsville and West
MiddleseX. Pa. get an in
. crease of wages.
Nearly fifteen thousand
men employed by the
Carnegie Steel company
in Pittsburg. Pa. have
had their wages yolun-
tarily increased zen per
cent.
Five thou sand En-
ploveS Of the National
Tube works and rolling
mills, McKeeSport. Pa, /,
have wages Increased ten
per cent
TWENTY-FIVE hundred
employees OF Riverside
Iron company, Wheeling.
". Va. have wages in
creased ten per cent.
Thirty eight hundred
employees of Wheeling
steel and Iron company,
W. Va. have wages ad-
yanced ten per cent
Employees OF Peabody
Mills. \ eW buryport.
Mas, informed 81 ten
per cent Increase Of
wages.
Tanner in Shehoygau.
Wis. get an increase
amounting 10 one-half 10
reduction in lSsfa
Five huninp,i and hny
employees in Carrie fur
nacs.S. near Bndtiock,
Pa. get a ten per cent
increB sc Of wages
Four thousand coat
: makers in Baltimore get
an increase IT from TWEEN
ty 10 thirty per cent.
Pli,idlers In employ 81
I STang. Chalaut 4 Co.
Pittsburg. Pa. have their
wages Increased To 81 pr
ton
Five Thousand garment
workers In Philadelphia
employed IN h0y-eight
ieStabliShme nts have
wages Increased
One hundrysi ami TWEEN
iiy-tve men IN PhneniN
lirun works az Meadviile
Pa. get a ten feT cent
advance
( Employee in Nut and
Washer Manufacturing
IcUtnVanF, Milwaukee
MIS-. have their ways
advanced ten per CENT
PuddlerS in employ II
Noorehead Bros Pitts
burg. Pa. have ways
advanced fwiF cents rar
ton,
Pl4ddlerx iu emplpy nt
sligo iron works. Pitts
burW. Pa. have wage
advanced forty cents pr
ton.
EMPLOYS IT lAeniAan 4
Co, knit Eoosis sin
water. y. T.. get a hvc
per cent inrrras
Employs n ashland
mills, icuetf city Conn
set a ten PER swiif in-
Cwasc
Empiaycs In springyalc
Cotton Mills. SJslnRvAlr
Ne, get a SIX ami quarier
Der cent incrcaNe
Five hunsin-d mouiders
in fouutues in Cleveland
Ohio. have wages AL
vAnced sen per ccut
Emplaycs 81 u cum
fnings 4 Co shoe mau
uArtucrs. S1ufsi Eer
wick. Ne eri s ten t-r
cent aavNure
Emplnges Of Thomas
Furnace COMPANY. Miles.
Ohio. Eet q nneeu pr
.neut incrazse
Five hundred iRen 10
iron furnaces In the vi
.ciniiy 81 Newcastle IA
have their sygrBeg ways
RESTORED fhe total ~
.ductinns having arury,
gatei thirty pr gs-ut
reports of continued IN
-. o.. ell.
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MARRIED

tsa June = isa', a. ~aiegu Issr>s,fase. " ,eilnir.
lisr Nj. Is Rev s 4 prhl 1sgsas e isT-Fu ansi
Y sss tsrrtu b. sass uc1r fauurvy NJ
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MISSIONARY DAY -Tbe Church

MISSIONARY DAY. The Church
vi VI Good SUNDAY Seheol of Bark Hill.
Nd. VIII bold sgrcial services on Spaiay,
june S0sh. ihal being the day SCI ap8ri far
lhr collection IL funds for iuissiouar, par
gss-,s- in sine morning 1T IN a sermon wiz
ie preached. At , p. H,. aud a. s p. III. the
services Nj,i b., heli by the SUNDAY School,
consisting oi addresses. rrciiations and spngS
81 praise. Prominent speaker. gill b. pres.
rnf ani deliver addresses appropriate 20 the
uccgsjou. All are Invited Ia come
". H. ENGlAR. Pastor.
nuaY lt f. r. Smith, Superintendent.
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A PPLICATION FOR LIQUOR
"A LICENSE.

WESTMINSTER. Nh. jane p, 1873.
| hereby give notice that the following per
son has filed application in the Office of
the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Carroll
county for Liquor License, To wit
JULIUS c. HELB,
Wholesale Dealer, near Manchester, Md.
And unless cause to the contrary be shown
in writing ON or before the 18th day OF
July. 1895, the license applied for will be
issued provided the said applicant complies
with the requirements of Chapter 6, Acts OF
1894, requisite thereto.
BENZ +. GROUSE.
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
June 2a-2t
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No aoe7 EQUITY

o. ibc Ciresat Cosr sar Carroll Caariv.
o. ,be matter Of ,b- petition IT Jss,s bong
and laasr- \ e. Bond, Ia..ir---
Irs~ Tayior, vs 3D.. y-- lydia Taylor. &c 3D.
urlsre.l ih.s s-4b .iay ~ Janr. a. D., Uses.
lhaf sbe .s.s- 81 ,he property mentioned boz
ih,s,- Grurts~iiass rns.le 4ud reported hs
Jame- 4. t. B,nI aai Miehari l.. Walsh.
Trustee, b. ratified aai confirmed. aail--
raJse Ca the contrary tbrreUl br ,h0wH au BOZ
i..,ior~ Oh, .sah lay If Iaiy, next. provided
roi,s uf chs, ORDER b.. in-ert,, IN ,asne news
Fapyy printed sa Carroll soHnty. ode, ,a each
- thrvs successive. usy.A. before. iar -@i day
81 lslg, next
The fcpor. state ihe snoun, ul ,als iy be-,
s-;-.-s-
BENZ. r. CRuU>E Clerk,
Tuss copy. Tests
juusa II BrNg. F.. CEnysE. Ct,rk
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BOSTON BARGAIN HOUSE.
D. E'mulers & Bro. Proprietor
NJ. lUagi q " NsiH S.,
ln =. M.nnln-t.E. Nj
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GPR1NGFIE1n rNsrITIrrE-

SPRINGFIELD INSTITUTE,
- at Sykesyille Nd, viii reopen Septem
BIER IL, 1895, with a fun crops of teachers.
new furniture, etc. Best advantages in Music.
Elocuiion, Languages and Health. On Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad. Prices low.
For terms address the Principal.
MISS c. l.. LLOYD, \. NJ,
iune29 lot SykeSyille, Nd.
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JAMES f. DUTTERER.

late of Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated, to the subscri-
hers, on or before the sth day of January.
1896; they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
Given under our hands this Sd day of
June, 1895.
JACOB H. DUTTERER,
AUSTIN ID. DUTTERER,
iunS At Executors
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HURRAH FOR THE BOSTON
/ i BARGAIN HOUSE
SPECIAL BARGAINS

everyday, at unU,usi, low pri,' Visit oHT
Sior sheu iu town. Il VIII pas you. cine
glance viii .aii>fl yo'sihaf yur can -asv MONEY
iu yuHr purchases uu
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TO CREDITORS.

This is to give notice that the subscribers
have obtained from the Orphans Court of
Carroll county, in Maryland, letters tesla
mentary ON the Personal ESTATE of
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SHOULD BE USED THIS FALL ON WHEAT AND RYE
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XVM. B. THOMAS,
w BANKER AND BROKER,
80 E. Main St, Westminster, Md,

Loans Money. Discounts Paper. Negotiates
Loans aud gives attention TO Collections.
Also acts as agent for the purchase and sale
of Real Estate, City Property, as well as
Farms. Special attention given 10 Renting
and Leasing Property. mar23 26t@
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Cuban Leaders Satisfied.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, July ga
special from Tampa, Fla, to the
Times U MON says:
Passengers by the steamer Mas
cote say that in the battle OF VAL
enzuela, in which both sides so des-
perately fought, many Spanish Of
ficers were badly wounded. The
wounded officers were taken to
Bayamo, and are being carefully
nursed at the hospitals. The Span
ish troops in Cuba are falling VIC
Tins to tropical disease, and hum
dreds are dying daily from the
malady. The troops are poorly fed
and are badly worn out by long
and continuous marches.
The Cuban leaders in this city
express themselves as being per-
fectly satisfied with The state OF
affairs, and look for startling
events to occur, which will mate
rally advance the interests OF the
cause they are fighting for.
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Tried To Blow Up the Meeting

NORTH SCITUATE, Mass, July 81.
An attempt was made to blow
up Konohassett hall, Tuesday
night, while a religious meeting
was In progress. The hall has been
used for some time for a series OF
evangelical meetings. 1t has been
the custom of some of the rough
element to go to the meetings, and
there have been disturbances, and
at times the offenders have been
arrested, taken before the court
and fined. Tuesday night, while
the meeting was In progress, a loud
explosion was heard. No one was
seriously hurt.
An examination showed that ex-
plosives had been put under q cor.
ner Of the building, and had shat
tered the woodwork in its immedi.
ate vicinity. 1t is thought that
dynamite was used, and ignorance
OF how to place 1t saved a worse
wreck, and probably injury to
many.