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Deming headlight., 1895-11-01

Wolk % ihs big ehnt on The Queen
progresses iasprahly The shaft u now
down about one hundred and twenty slx
sssl, and q ID calculated that thls q ex'
acl|y hhlf way The mine Is showing
np N Ont e|eaa shape under lhu abl
maeaftmenl " sureflnltndfnl Geo. r
NrpMp The tunnel hss rfneila|ed nj,
uQauhan four hupalld and nl|y lst &
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Wisconsin aud Michigan held elections this
week for minor state officers and municipal
elactions we're held in towns and cities. and
there we're two electiaus to GIT vacancies in
Congress. One was in Michigan. for sue
cessor to J. c. Burrows, Republican, who has
been elected to the United States Ssnate.
Burrows was elected last fall by about i2,o0o
majority. This week Mines, Republican,
had but 1900 majority. In the tenth Illinois
district Price, Republican, wa elected BY
about 1000 majority The vote in Wisconsin
aud Michigan was light, and the Republicans
held their own. Ia municipal elections IN
Arkansas the Democrats obsaiped their usual
maiorities. The Democrats lost Chicago by
heavy majority and carried Columbus. Ohio.
hy majority Of about 2,ooo. This + the
first Democratic victory there for two years.
There Is not much significance in the elee-
lions for local issues we're generally upper
most. and the exercise Of the elective fran
ehise b. women complicated matters consid-
erably.
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No Contest in Carroll.


The Baltimore Ne,rS. in its notes on the
meeting Of the Democratic State Central Com
mittee. and the gathering of Democrats from
all parts of the state who were not members
of The Committee. published paragraph
stating that there would likely be a contest for
party leadership in Carroll in the Democratic
primaries.
This was a pure creation of the Ne'rs re-
porter, for his information was just the oPpo-
site. The Democrats Of Carroll are not going
10 wrangle among themselves. Grievances.
real or imaginary, will not be carried into the
primaries or convention, aud solid front 10
the enemy will he presented during the next
campaign.
Those who took opposite sides in the pri-
maries last year. will be found shoulder 70
shoulder this year. intent osly upon the seiec-
ton Of frst-class ticket and its election
The Necs can assure its readers Of this fact,
and the Republicans Of Carroll, who have
been confident Of success next fall and in high
glee. viii realize its truth when in November
next the whole Democratic ticket viii he
triumphantly elected.
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Those who pirate Of the benefcenee of the
Mckinley tariff and bewail the faults of the
Wilson bill have but TO review the effects of
the two bills and the appropriations Of the
two parties that passed them TO learn the error
Of their assertions.
"a The loss of revenue during the four
years of the Mckinley law as compared to
the law that it superseded, was Sl57 900, 600
notwithstanding the high prices charged for
the products Of the pampered manufacturers.
t2) The expenses of these four years were
s31 900. O00 in excess of the revenues, while
in the previous years there was surplus of
$685., O0O, 600. CD The Government eXpendi-
lures during the Mckinley period were 1885,
DOC. 0O0in excess of the first Cleveland period.
and the $4,000, 600 surplus accumulated by
the latter was dissipated by the Harrison adj
ministration. (4) During the Mckinley period
the country lost s16O, 600, coo OF exported gold
and gained nearly S5,O0O,0O0 under Cleve-
lands administration.
The full government benefit to be derived
from the Wilson bill cannot be measured
until after years trial The people like il
and business is reviving under its liberal pro
visions
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Meetlnr Of the oentral oommlttee.

The Democratic State Central Committee
met IN Baltimore on "Wednesday and decided
to hold State Convention ia the same city
al noon on Wednesday, Jaly 81.
The meeting Of the committee was the pc.
casion for the gathering Of Democrats from
all parts Of the state, as well AZ from Baiti-
more, and IN size and character the attendance
was equal to that usually seen at the meeting
Of state convention.
The gubernatorial candidates were on hand,
but no one boom was advanced. The sen,i-
meni among the ihrong was for the n0mina
ton Of a winning candidate. Noone, scarcely,
had q iarorite, and all are ready TO unite upon
any one who can carry the banner 10 victory.
And victory in November is to be won. There
can be no doubt about it in the mind ofanyone
who mingled with that Democratic gathering.
There was better feeling manifested IN the
party than has prevailed for some years. and
the determination to elect The ticket was very
evident. This is going to be Democratic
year IN MARYLAND.
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The Democratic Advocate.
WESTMINSTER, MD.
SATURDAY. APRIL 6, 1895.
The Financial Question.

Several weeks ago we published an article
on bimetalhsm written for The Easton Ledger
by Ex-c Comptroller Frank J. Turner. 1t was
the clearest statement of the question we had
seen-one that the masses Of the people could
readily understand. The next week Mr..
Preston B. Spring, of Easion, undertook, in
the Ledger, 10 controvert Mr.. Turner's state
ments. and argued for mouometalism. Mr..
Turner made reply to Mr.. Spring, and the
reply will be found on the first page Of this
issue. We ask for it close reading
Bimetallism is the question of the day, and
it will continue to be until it is settled in the
interest of the people, by the restoration Of
silver to its rightful and constitutional place
as money. Protection and recommendation
finally resulted in business stagnaton, hnan-
eial disaster and distrust depressed agricul-
ture. depletion of the treasury of its gold,
bond issues. increase Of the public debt and
the increase of the annual expenditures of the
government. Let us try tariff for revenue
and bimetallism. the policy of ante-bellum
DAYS. when there was a more equitable distri-
button Of wealth; when millionaires and tramps
were unknown, and when agriculture, the
bases Of all wealth and prosperity, fourished.
Never mind theories, and dire predictions of
the gold standard advocates. The theory of
protection is an alluring one, but its practice
has resulted in building mp manufactures at
the expense of agriculture, and then the de-
preston of manufacturers and general trade
stagnation. Monometallism has ended in cur
rency contraction, a general decline in all
values, hard times, and given over the country
10 the tender mercies of bankers and specula-
tors.
A low tariff law has been enacted. Il Is
doing much to relieve the people Of the exae-
tons Of the manufacturers and monopolists,
bat the country win not experience full relief
until silver is restored to lis righthl place as
,,o,,ax
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A Tariff Lesson at Home.

Under high protection the Oakland Wooen
mill, in Freedom district, was sold At mort
gagee's sale. II was small affair. In It's
place today stand the most extensive wooden
mills in Western Maryland employing about
225 persons, paying fair wages, and maHuiac-
turing better goods and selling them at thirty
five per cent. cheaper than before the present
tariff went into effect. Another mill is soon
10 be bnill
Under a high tax on wool, the sheep indus
try Of the country declined and WOODEN man
ufactures also. Over production and high
prices produced stagnation in the trade.
With free wool, under the present tariff act,
WOODEN goods are better and cheaper, and
American manufacturers can and do sell in
European markets in competition with foreign
goods
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EXAMINERS NOTICE

The undersigned FNa,uiaers appointed By
firrue 81 a commission Ga them issucd l.z the
County Commissioners &c Carroll county. so
open sad ioCn'e q public county roai la Car
roll udupty. beginning fur the same a. q paint
on he publjc Foad called the Ridge road. 10
Mt. Airy district. tn said rsauiy, heiaE the
rarucr al ths lands 81 Elmer T. Hood and
John RYAN. and running lbrHcr uuoH ghr
lands Of .aid Hood and Ryan north as de-
gree. west 81. = yserche-. t0 the land 1f Laf,is
y. Hoad. then uyou the land Of said inals H.
Hood. north ~ degrees. east les perchss;
Ihcner stiH upon the land ut -aid Louis T.
Hoei north ~ degrees, east - Ierrhr.;
,hcuce upon toe lands 81 -s,id l.aui, + Hood
and George W. Hood, north rs degrees. east
- peFchss, 81 the land Of Jefferson RYAN;
thence upon the lands uf said Jefferson Ryau
and George W. Hood. north "a dogrres east
- percheS. a. the land Of Margaret payAll
thence upon the land Of Grorze ". Hood the
following three courses and distances, To ,.it;
nOvth ~, degrees, east =, p prTChes north -
degrees, east 1870 perChcs; north IS degrees
east =. 4 pgrChe., % the land Of Mr. Mar
garct buyall; thence upon the land of said
Mr,- Margaret buyAH, north - degrees, east
6. perChes. % the land Of Albert Jones' thence
upon the land at said Juncs the following Eve
course, aud distances % wii; north - degrees,
east - peFches; north degrees. east - $40
perche,; north 20 degrees, east S2-3 perehes;
north 214 degrees, east - perches; north.
- degrees, east 4. g perches, 20 the bed Of an
old private road; from thence upnn or near
the bed ot said old private road through and
upon the lands Of Emory Adams, Charles
Haines, Philip Myers. Henry NJ. Clary and
james and Dennis DouJy 10 the pubhe road
called the Buffalo road ia said county and
district. at point opposite the residence OF
George Gariren.
All persons whom II may concern are here
by notified that We sill meet at a point on the
Ridge Road. in Mt Airy district, IN Carroll
county. at the corner of the lands of Elmer
h. Hood and John RYAN, on Wednesday,
MAY Slh, 1875. at o q clock, a. NJ, 10 execute
the trust reposed in Us BY the aforesaid com
mission.
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CHAS. 4. RUNKLES.
JOHN II. RYAN,
JOSHUA BURALL.
aprti 1t Examiners.
4 SSIGNEE OF MORTGAGES
"A SALE

BY virtue Of the power of sale contained in
a mortgage from James A. G0Snell aud wife,
dated December ID, 1884. and duly recorded
among the Real Estate Mortgage Records
Of Carroll county in Liber F. I. $, Ne. y.
folio 40, &c, and duly assigned to the IN
dersigned, | viii offer at public sale on the
premises, about ! mile East of Patapsco, on
SATURDAY, 9th DAY OF APRIL, 1895,
AT o'clock, p. m, all that lot or parcel of
land containing
Gf ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
which is in a high state of cultivation, aud
adjoins the lands of Daniel Z. Bush, George
Benson and VIM. II. Taylor, and is part of
the land of which n Watson Taylor, late of
Carroll county, died seized and possessed.
Terms Cash-or easier terms can be made
with the assignee.
MICHAEL f. WALSH, Assignee.
ap Is VIM. II. Blizzard, Auctioneer.
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New York Citys refeSm administration has
resulted in breach in the Republican party,
row between the Committee Of Seventy, a
row among the judges, and a cost TO the tax
PAYERS Of several millions of dollars.
The investigation into the affairs Of Balti-
more city has resulted in nothing, so far, ex-
eept the expenditure Of considerable sum
- r,onev
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Hon. Benjamin g. Harris died on Thurs
lay. near LeonardtoFn, St. Mary's county. in
his 9lst year He was one of the most prom
inent men in this State, aud was known
throughout the country for the bold stand he
took in Congress against the action Of the
government during the civil war.
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SAME pean.s Murderer oaught.

Marshall Price has been arrested on the
charge of ASSEMBLING and afterwards numbering
Miss SalIie Dean, Of Caroline county, Nd. a
full account Of which was published in the
ADVOCATE last week He was member Of
the inry Of inquest and his undue activity ex-
cited suspicion and caused his arrest. Price
Is 3 years old Is married and stood well in
The community.
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DIssoLUTIoN NOTICE.

DouBLE PIPE CREEK. Mp,
March 10Th, 1895.
The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween j. W Weant and ii. +. Weant under
the firm name of J. W. Weant q Son. is this
day dissolved The business will be continu-
ed by H. L. Weant. An early settlement by
those indebted to the old firm is requested,
]. H. WEANT.
ans 3t* FL. T. WEANT
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GPECIAL BARGAINS FOR


Rs7s- Ladies fin Dongola Shoes..-.Sl.5 80 @sesa
Every pare positively wurth 81.
es7F- Children's Shoes, sizes 25.... POE @d9a
Gents Unlamdried Neglige
Shirts. every one worth 70,
lsS7r and made like yer mother a5e
makes them, cut long and
with long sleeves, yoke
and double sewed, only. soc
fFIs~ a9a
Mems Working Shirts............ 100
Rz7g- \ Bargain in Sweaters, Mems Ba
and Boys >izes................. pc
R<s" A better grad, nice soft guds. 5c-gsss
Mems Wool Hats................. 25e
azlyr 200 ov the best Parlor Matches lc-ESa
) gal. Oil Can. with pump and
p5Fg- lamp filler, al complete. 97c+gisa
Worth $1.j0
And many other things we
krss haNh space 'u mchluh. ia
Remember our Special Bar
nSS gain Sales, SSa
SATURDAYS.
Sc our Special Announcements
Gs4y- IN the Sentinel. siss
YorS for Bargains
l-ige NEW YORK BARGAIN sd
HOUSE
arIs~ department Store, Itss
81 W. Main street.
eyT e5a
Westminster. Md.
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4 NDERS THE TAILOR.
YOU'LL WANT ONE.

On y.cv e., the fact Jbs, a Dollar soa books
a. Big a. rhr bottom oi u b8-ket and Thai st.
ifsu IT theH aill make a bushel nf money,
hay. decided tn start che
na SPRING SEASON IA
right ly selling Aaders special Imported
WuRSTEpS AT SIS PER SUIT
made O. order The, arr sh,. h,., good. oa
tbc market for sh, puc- and this g. the only
plara Ca g-, tAeHs. have ihy finest line ct
Fancy SUfTINGS IN THE MARKET
fr,,n SIS ap So, aad also 6a, liae 81
SPRING oVERCoATS.
ar prices thar can, b. ,urI.asse.i- oaI iiHe At
$500 PANTS Is RIGHT IN IT.
i.ishl and pars Patterns assbe 20 arIss
sa- SPECIAL ia
have a tine lin, ~ soosE. that am going
g. rut iooss us- Imported Sgsts Ihss r.,
So. - ior Nc s5Ii make up sor slp-oo and oar
Ss5-O-1 Slits mr. u;li make sp t1g S1atus1. Nos
- don adj oH ,hc pricr and then take uE
best fhsss zrs the ryEeiaE prices oi Jhg suits-
SIS Gents Furnishing tioods Department. b.
sluays iu the lead aad ! alWays xc, The latest.
We klr,r ihr lais.t novelties IN NeckNraF.
tsioyes, Collars and overriding pertaining tn =
Gent Uuiht, Oar hu- ni shirts. BATH iu
White and foinrvtl, Cssp uog ~ equalssl outside
az the ,.ty Pricss from - ctuts up g. Sl-jo,
Ne have thr finest hoe II Nrxiijee Shirt that
ans ole aants "a psH on Or ~ cenis- Come
and lo,.s a, ,brm- Auirr The Tailor.
p. ~.-pou't monkey asth srco8d rate Fall-
eg- os Ready Made Cinthiuz. shea yon cau
hgy Of as q, ;he abotr rrigts- In regard i1
eaE workmanship INV snu kas searaed to- sli
hy ihs latest Improved .ys,sm aal ere guara1-
'sr q 81 oF ao sale. and rviaetaher ue don
have unus-a o. make and finish oar ss,ts Of.
J. 7. ANDERS
- West Naia street, Rc-tniusirr. Nd.
Opposite Westminster >aslags lnsfigufsnu.
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of all descriptions. A pretty Wash SIX for
Waists, 80 cent quality at 81 cents.
Sm1 Waists to I'll al, from p cents TO $500.
We carry in Stock from 25ooto 5000 Stand
ard Patterns. acknowledged by all to the best
in existence.
We sell all Of the Standard Publications.
Every month We present you Fashion Sheets
free If you will kindly examine them we
feel sure you viii decide tina, they are ahead
If any of the old fashioned patterns now ON
the market
On SATURDAY. APRIL and 10, We
win have Special Sales in Carpets and Cot
ionades. These are bona fdc reductions.
No fakes
If you are contemplating the purchase Of
ANYTHING in Dry Goods. don't you think II
would he business before buying, to come aud
see what We have and hear our prices We
can save yoU money
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Ia the Circai, Cour, for Carroll County in
Equity,
David Stoner, Mortgage, Plaintiff, against
George Richter and wife, Mor,gagorS
Ordered this 81 day Of April, 4. D.. eigh-
Ircn hundred and ninety i've, that the sale of
the Real Estate mentioned in these proceed
iugs. made and reported BY David Stoner,
Mortgage, be- ratified and confirmed, unless
cause ia the contrary thereof be- shown on or
before the 9th day of May, next; provided a
copy OF this order be inserted in some news
paper printed and Published in Carroll county
once ia each Of three successive weeks before
the 29th day OF April, inst.
The report states the amount of sale TO be
SGT-.On
BENZ. F. GROUSE, Clerk
True Copy,-rest:
apr6 n BENJ. f. CRoUsg. Clerk
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CORPORATION ELECTION.

Notice is hereby given that an Election Of
One Person to serve rs
MAYOR AND FIVE PERSONS To
SERVE AS COMMON COUNCIL,
for the City of Westminster, Nd. for the
ensuing year, will be held on
MONDAY. the 9th day Of NAY, 1898,
between the hours of u m. and & p. m. at
the residence of
MRS. NJ. f. 6RUMBINE,
No. - East Main Street, Westminster.
JOSEPH d. BROOKS,
Mayor.
Henry b. Grammer, Clerk. apt 81
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A PUBLICATIONS. FOR LIQUOR
"A LICENSES.
WESTMINSTER. Mn. April ,. 1896

WESTMINSTER. Nh. April =. 1895.
| hereby give notice that the following per-
sons have filed applications in the Office of
the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Carroll
county for Liquor Licenses, 10 wit:
TO KEEP A HOTEL OR ORDINARY,
Daniel D. Hesson, Harvey. Nd.
Lewis j. Burk, Harvey, Md.
Charles \. Elliot, TaneytOwn, Nd.
James Burlington, Taneytown. Md.
Stanley c. Smith, Taneytown. Nd.
John r. Motter, Silver Run, Nd.
Andrew Wisner, Silver Run, Nd.
VIM. l.. Moves. Gambler, Md.
Jesse Bollinger, near Carrollton, Nd.
Eldridge J. and VIM. l.. Hammond,
trading as Hammond Bros. Hood ;
Mills. Nd.
Philip T. Hammond. Woodbine, Nd.
George Yunger. Sykesville. Nd.
John II. Bauer. Sykesville, Nd.
James A. Wetzel, Marriottsyille. Md.
solomon Wolman. Woodbine Md.
Archibald Buchanan, Manchester, Nd.
Isaac d. W. Stonesifer, Manchester. Md.
Lewis ]. Ramer Manchester, Md
VIM. f. kelbaugh, Manchester, Nd.
Geo. W. Shewell, Liueboro. Nd
John Elsesser. MelroSe. Md
Levi B. Hoff. MelroSe, Nd.
Vim. A. Wilson. Westminster. Md.
). Carr Wickert. Westminster, Nd.
Allen Friss. Westminster, Nd.
John Marsh. Westminster. Nd.
John Leffert, Westminster. Md.
Geo. B. Yantis. Westminster, Nd.
C. 5. HoiliSter. Westminster. Md
Luther A. Martin, Hampstead, Nd.
John Skidmore, Hampstead, Md.
Charles Huff Hampstead, Md.
Wm. /. Crawford, near TaylorSviile. Nd.
Frank Englar, near Taylorsyille, Md.
Charles +. Otto. Middlebury Md
Samuel A. Crahhs, New Windsor Nd.
Lewis Dielman. New Windsor. Nd.
John II. Six. Union Bridge Md
!. e. Gilbert. Mt Airy, Md.
Harry Kidd. near Ridgeyile, Nd
Charles A. Smith. Ridgeviile. Nd.
Robert A. Nelson. Ridgeyiile. Md,
To KEEP A SALOON AND RESTAJ-
RANT.
Harvey ". Stem. Westminster Nd
Roberi T.. Frizzpu. Westminster. Nd
NJ ". Babylon. Westminster. Nd.
Abraham &. SfraSbursrr. Westminster,
Nd
Jesse +. Lambert and jaime, Erhard.
trading Us Lambert 4 Erhard. New
Windsor. Nd.
jaime. q. sly. Union Bridge. Nd.
J. Frank Baker, Union Bridge Nd
julm- : johnson. NJ. Airy. Nd.
Wholesale LIQUOR LICENSE.
Nile- e. Grogg. Hampstead Nd
Aud unless gausc 70 the contrary ~ shown
-sL ~ ..s
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NO. 1915 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
James \ c. Bond, Assignee, v. George W.
Aldridge aud wife, Mnrgagors.
Ordered this 4th day of April. \. d.,
IS95. that the Account Of the Auditor Gled in
this cause be finally ratified and confirmed.
unless cause Ia the contrary thereof be shown
ON or before the 22d day of April, inst;
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:
apr6 p BeNI f. CRoCsE. CLERK.
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anu SkfN MAIN street. MtlN a
1 frontage Of GO feet. and ex-
ssss feet This his lot i f improved ' by
a Large New Double Brick Dwelling House
and Stable.
"a. An unimproyed 10, adjoining the
above. fronting on said Main street 60 feet
and extending back to aD alley 1875 feet.
Sd. A Lot fronting on Green street, corner
Of Bishop alley, so feet and extending back
2lO feet to rear alley and improved 10y a
Two.stnrg Brick Dwelling House and Stable.
4th A Lot fronting on
Green street 40 feet, and eX. a ~ =
tending back 10 an alley 2lO 80 h,s&
feet. adjoining the above, and AskszeE4ssszlzEsz
improved by Fwo-story Brick Dwelling.
5th-An unimproved Lot fronting on sand
Green street 49l feet. and extending back to
an alley 2lO feet; adjoining the above.
tith-An unimproved Lot fronting on sand
Green street I9l feet. aud extending back to
an alley 100 feet; adjoining the above.
Eth An unimproyed Lot on Church street.
fronting thereon 80 feet and extending back
to an alley l7Sl feet.
sth. An improved Lot on said Church
street. known as Lot No. 70, on the plat of
survey of Frizell's addition TO Westminster,
fronting thereon 50 feet and running back TO
an alley l7s9 feet.
Terms OF Sale are - One-third part Of the
purchase money TO be paid cash on the day
of sale or upon the ratification thereof by the
Court: aud the residue To be paid in one and
two wears from the day Of sale. with interest
thereon from said day of sale. and to be
secured by the notes Of the purchaser with
approved security.
HARRY X. OURSLER,
Trustee.
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Business Locals.

To LoAx.-Between $1,000 and 5000 on
6rst-clas mortgage, apply at Advocate Office.
EARLY CABBAGE PLANTS.
Early Winter Cabbage Plants now ready to
set out, for sale in quantities to suit. by the
John NJ. Snowden, Gardner
Westminster. u
Huckster Route and two Wagons and Fix
lures. for sale cheap. Fine route. Apply at
the ADVOCATE Office.
MENnING AND DARNING.
After April 10Th, | will be prepared to do
mending aud darning for gentlemen aud ladies,
either at their homes or ! will take the work
away. Charges moderate Mrs. NJ. A, Nc
Cir. Westminster.
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Jas. A. c. Bond, Solicitor.
j. VI. Yiugling. Auctioneer. ap6 t
TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
This is to give notice that the subscriber has
obtained from the Orphans Court of Carroll
county. in Maryland, letters of administration
Gu the Personal Estate of
JESSE W. HAINES.
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 subscriber,
ON or before the 9th day of November, 1895;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate.
Given under my hand this ID day of
April, 1895.
AUGUSTUS HAINES,
ap6 A Administrator
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$40 REWARD.

The above reward will be paid by the Mayor
and Common Council of Westminster for the
arrest and conviction of the person or persons
who started the FIRE in the neighborhood of
the Ice Factory on Monday night, April lst
aprf 81 JOS. ID. BROOKS, Mayor.