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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-02-23

Excursion rates to Baltimore al one fare
for the round trip. by the Western Maryland
Railroad. was awaited of by 1870 persons from
Westminster on Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday. Tickets were ON sale yesterday
also. and they are good To return until Mon
day.
Mr. ChaS. c. Herring. LAWYER of Roanoke,
Va. and nephew of DIR. J. W. Herring, OF
Westminster, had hi, left lee broken Just
above the ankle in n cOasting accident on
Saturday last. A Miss Sanders. who was on
a sled with him. was knocked SenSelc~S. but
not seriously hurt.
The efforts of the clergy of Westminster in
the direction of preventing the granting OF
liquor licenses. by inducing people not to sign
applications for license. has not had the de
sired effect, and some who have signed APP
plications in the past do not view kindly the
address issued by the clergy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph II. Taylor. and their
two children. Mamie and Joseph, formerly OF
this city, were dangerously near Suhocation by
coal gas on Tuesday night. Al their home.
1870 Linden avenue. Baltimore. They had
retired and the gas from coal stove had
made them all unconscious except Mr.. Taylor.
who managed To Get ouJ of bed and throw
open window. \ physician was summoned
and administered proper remedies, and all are
now we'll The physician said that in half an
hour more all would have died from the effects
of the gas.
The SUNDAY school of Grace Lutheran
Church. Westminster. on "Wednesday evening
elected officers for the ensuing year rs fol
lows: b. f. Grouse superintendent and j.
.. Stitelv assistant. Mrs. VIM 6. Riuchart
superintendent infant department and Mrs
George f. Baughmau assistant. Edwin j.
LAWYER secretary and II. c. keetrr aS~iS-
tant. Milton Scbacfier librarian. and DR.
George Z. Baughman assistant. Abraham
Price treasurer. Mis- Lizzie NuSbaum
organi>t. and Mrs \. II Geiselmau assistant
Abraham Price leader of music and Miss
Ida pilenhaugh assistant
Mr. George W. Alhaugh. Westminster $ only
exclusively wholesale merchant. ON Yesterday
the 22d completed his 3sth wear. and received
many warm congratulations from HI, friends.
Mr.. Albau9h has been one Of Westminster =
most successful business men. lie began
business here before he was of age, aud 10y
energy aud excellent management he has had
a continuous successful career He owns =
number of the bc>r business properties M the
CIV and i the heaviest taxpayer here.
While very busy man he has always been
interested IN every PROJECT for the advancement
of Westminster, and was the leader W organ
izing several successful cnirrprizc>. The
ApyucArE extends congratulations 20 him on
hi- 3sth birthday. and expresses the hope he
NAV live in celebrate many moro.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-02-23

Mr.. Hcur EhsFz aH 'b- -..A .-'.
Mr. Niliam Ia sh" a4- confined 60 'a.
hons, iur sometime aifH 'h, gup & a'ir 'u i-.
ai-.uf again.
NJ EB WsTrh~sm aHi aaH',. af Nar.-
Grove. ser, lhr guest. ST D. a >hH. aui
family uu SATURDAY.
Mr. apd Nh William : ~'.ahyr -l.rni san
laN With Mr. and Mr. J5t,. ~haH.r.
The debating @ssi-tt at Ei-.r= us.t 500
Nonia, night Ia discus, rhs following Es-sr
SiL That ihcr, s. uar, r#u,8'luu ac.i.ar-zi Pos
travelling han b. h,eAs
Ca the affirmative 90, ayr, rhu>.-a lnlu
A. Lcpr. Charlie, SNYDER, W,-i.-, H7rrl-.
Conrad Nasl, aud t',u. AiiaJHeh and. nu 'H,
negative. Howard j Gr,t... HAIRY Ej.hani-,
Granville :. ~hu-, john ". tir,-r aui
ArauIa> Z Eiurmat. The .ulgr-. N---r-.
t. A. Shur j g. ~, and Samuel A,.s...
dr,Idri in favor 81 the negative.
our next subject viii b. resolved ft.f 70
uan oiii q" more toF him-st rh..u i,.r hs-
FREUD
NJ, Benjamin Wihclu, is un rh, sick .i,,.
Mr.. Charlie, Snvdrr. near Hampstead.
slaughtered >iN l.orArr, imr marked ou Mon.
daN last
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wedding Near Silver Run.

en- last Iu,-da, the hum. 90, NJ. lrlf Moi
Ter. near >il,rT Ran. was The -grU'. st % i.eJufI
iul Wr,iding. the cnWracijU. VaTtn- l~rHl be-
oldest daughter. Annie h. and Mr. Charlie.
4. Grouse. so ct near Silver Ruu. Tho bride
was attir,-,l .u cream siHalgu,s. 'Umn1rd nEih
pearl ribbon and lace aud hrs,ad. -.iN with
uhit" glove, and slipper d" match. aUd .arTy
iu. i-Buqur' ui ahiro c-uuatiuu- auu -al.
lax. pr,cj-ri, II 30 clock the hapl,, couple
repaired 20 the parIur. vhsr' they N'n usi
~ Ert. g. y. Stern. 50 lfi'l,>tuoI. Pa aha
performed ihr marriage r"rsmuu,. after hHrh
they received man, ,ougraIa.sftnu.. NJ
William RpdAr,. w Naylert saa Mr.
Charlie, >'onr,tcr. 90 lauir-tu"u. ag'sa --
Eraum>iusu aud NJ Laura Nutfsr. sister .t
the Hria,. aui Ms Maggie tulH-r. SISTER ai
80 gru,u. arfr,i a, bridesmaid Mis- l:.sn.
\ Marx presided 81 roe organ.
After tho uur''al AHut sa- fl.i Of. pressed.
SER intlrsd 'u The 4fHnuz u-Hu. aHrrr q
tah.t vs., 80, ut'h aI obs. ieiuarlr, nt fhr ...s
sen. ra which s'l $50 ,mui. ra-rtsr. N' 4
81. ,i",A 'ha harr, rnaHIs ia# isr Wssb.u-5aa-
a. g.
Those present arr, lst a. Nutt.r asf-
aud ,smiN Amu, E.vusu 7uI -st-. A
Nofrio,s aud ic. John EaemaH aut a.t.-
Nei.un D. GauArrj aHj s.'a. George d lis.s.
nam ani sii. D. Han, Man, saa .au 81.
GsurEe A. EsrusaII and sm5s, Eas~rr
F.-a-rr aud family. J.hr 3 Na,f.s 4HI family.
Mi. ~allsr Nu'f-r. M DAVID JfsH.r. N.--
ANN, CusU-a, Gsufr, ~f.sa sH3 Es,. trt
" Imma Er..Fr
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The Other Side of the Question.


For The democratic Advocate
As the usual preliminary TO an election. the
agitation of the liquor question. has arisen. II
Is NOT deemed inappropriate. 10 make some
suggestions tn these incorporate and mistaken
advocates of an adjustment of one of the
universally used gifts of Providence. but nm
fortunately sometimes abused. which latter
arises not from the article itself hut from
lack of proper training on the part OF the par
eutS and teachers of the Young. All >umptu-
AIRY laws hitherto passed have resulted in eva
sion. trickcry and perjury. and when public
sentiment Is opposed to such radical schemes.
a like result will always follow. If those cler
zeal agitatorS would rclinquiSh their abuse Of
those who choose to engage III business not
prohibited by law or morals. and make an
rndeavOr tu impress upon all they come IN
contact with. of the abSurdity and depreciation
of over-ndulgence, want Of self will and per-
>onal respect. such u course ought to do good.
if exercised at the right time and place. The
course of continual fault finding 1t the wrong
end. results. a. events have proved. only in
confusion and more conirariety OF opinion.
Ii l. absolutely no use at this late day Ia decrv
the use Of AN article used from time immemo-
rial and although Father Noah was overcome,
his example in that respect must not be fol-
lowed. but his remOrSe remembered, and only
GOOD effects will reSuli--Iu other words II l.
the H>s and NOT the abuse which is allowed.
Various laws have been enacted to either
restrict. abolish or diminish the traffic. such
a. prohibition. local option or high license.
non" of which has accomplished the aimedat
results The fact j. rhi>-it man wants a
drink h. wants it and wU hare Il. \ high
Iiceu>c law was passed u short time ago for
Philadelphia. The result by statistics now
before me - II i, frue. reduction of saloons
! d, r, Irrf "a
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Lady OF Lyons.

Active rehearSals Tor the production Of III,
Lady of Lyons on Tuesday evening. febru
airy 10Th. Al Odd Fellows Hall, are in progress
IN Baltimore and a most artistic and pleasing
performance Is assured.
Mis-, Whitcfnrd. who will appear Pau
line, character made famous by the mos
brilliant lights in the hi>trionic armament, ha,
Just returned from a successful staring toul
in the South. promises by this addition to her
repertoire to add to her former success ano
reputation As Claude Melnotte. Mr.. Man
ming. OF Westminster will appear to great
advantage. and will give his friends in thu,
city an opportunity To see him in part that
Is peculiarly suited 10 his ability as an actor.
The cast i made up of the best professions
and amateur talent that can be obtained III
Baltimore and a successful performance l. a.
Surcd.
The seals. which are on sale at Boyle and
Hubcr', are being rapidly sold, and good
house will no doubt greet Mr.. Manning ans
his tampauN.
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CARROLL COUNTY TEACHERS ASSOCIA-
TON.
The Teachers Met and Enjoy an Interest
ing and instructive Program.

reported luI tue ltll'HiHllt ADVOCATE.
A majority of the teachers Of the county
were in attendance at Central Hall school
house ON Friday of last week.
The program was interesting and instructive
and gave evidence that the teachers are he
coming more DESTROYS of making the As~oca-
ton what il should he. real help IN every
dav work.
After PRAYER 10y Jesse F. Bilmycr and
music 10y the Association. George Morelock.
secretary. read the minutes of the last meet
ing. and the roll was called. Misses Forrest
and Difenbaugh sang a very pretty duet
entitled ''Eden-land.
Reports of committees being next in order,
Miss Snyder read the resolutions adopted on
the death of James +. Eringer. Of Taneytown.
Jesse Myers gave an illustrated talk on
teaching writing. His methods were practical
and instructive.
Mr. Tasto read we'll prepared paper. sub
iect. Geography and Mr., Carle furnished
some excellent methods of teaching history.
Miss Dihenbaugh then favored the A>>ocia-
ton with very enjoyable violin solo.
John c. Rooms offered some very good
suggestions ON reading. The teacher and hi>
work. by Mr.. leiSer was very euteriaiue and
showed the necessity of the teacher example
being a good one.
Temple" was well sung bv George Caplc.
Miss Ida Lockard was pianist during the
session.
The Examiner. Mr.. George Davis, asked
the opinion of the teachers a. ro the ad,i>a-
bliry of abandoning the annual examination
Of pupils and adopting the plan used by
Baltimore county. I, T.. promoting the pupil,
upon the recommendation of the teachers.
The plan was generally favored.
The Association appropriated thirteen dol
lars Ia the Francis Scott he, Monument
Fund
Following arr The resolutions nn the death
of Mr.. Frnger:
WHEREAS II ha> pleased Almighty Do-t .u III
sll-wiSe providence to remove fruW uur Wri-i
James p Eriugtr who for many year. was uHr 90
oar number and who was known AMI IT, IsJi-l hN
as all and Wa> the personal friend Ut many "' u-.
therefore.
Es>,g0li That be- No, taken SWAY in the l,riul. cod
life W hen q field ut usefulness ~prrai Out r~'
fnrt him. Vet We buW ia submission Co the Divine
viii feeling that our los, Is his Cisrns. gain.
R.aErrj. That IN the death ui rGT hltrU worker
the schools 81 JarruiI county have lest au "Hrruf
worker one " be- Mss mot only interested lu tHr
esiuratiou 81 the voting hUI ws> ever TRYING fu tH
Uruye himself
Rsaygy,i That thC.s resolutions h.. reaHNi'~i 3u
the minutes AMI Inserted Iu 10" county TsIsT~ HtI
q llI, bs. sent fu she family ". the d,.va>ivl
~Rr.E ~NlrtE
M BfT
M O. tS'tr
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NO. II INsOLvENTS,
In lhe Circuit Conrt lor Carroll County

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Ia the matter Of the Petition oflohu c. Skunk
for the benefit Of the ln>olvcui Laws of the
State of Maryland.
Ordered thi, 18th day Of February. in the
wear Eighteen Hundred and Ninety-fve, that
Monday, the l,t day of April, next, be and
the same Is hereby fixed for John G. Skunk.
Petitioner for the benefit of the InSolyen,
Laws of the State ct Maryland. in the above
entitled cause. 10 appear in said Court and
answer such interrogatorie> or allegations as
his creditors. rndOr>er> or >uretie> may pro
post, or alleee against him: and that said Pc
tiriouer or John VI. Roberts. his Permanent.
Trustee shall give notice thereof 10 the eredi-
tors. endorser~ and sureties of the said lnSol.
went Petitioner. 10y causing copy Of this or
der tn bc published in some newspaper publish.
ed in Carroll county for five successive weeks
before the said lst day Of April next
BENZ. +, GROUSE. Clerk.
True coPy.-Gc>t:
Benz. +. Grouse, Clerk
Published at the request of John VI. Rob
crt, Permanent Trustee of the said John G.
Skunk. feb IL 81
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News of the Week


'E'i.' asH "' i~N'- '-it"'i' 'H''' .'-- -
"F cent
>H.s@ '#t 3" ih" lrI'h "i tP'"'h'~ 5n Refer
..a.- #HH h"1n'h-. Virgins 300 N''"'.'''
a'. pr. p.
.s'. '.'''' -' A.'.''n ,''.''-' ..,- '..'' '''-
'' '' "'"'' "
ttn SATURDAY, AMI >Hntah cher, "s~ heavy
.u"" HH throughout g""'fa. I1a.'- irH"~
'.t.- A~.A. '"' i-''''''- ,''-i.'' ''' '- '.+'
4 E.n' 'r'" "rina'' over 49, '','"iT
'H'' ''."Ifa'''' '''''''. "' ''''' '"'-''
be 'uH Ntf'a'a "fiH'H ih' post iu"H'h Ht~
uatri lh Wl.fr u'ar'r ih- ''''', ta'nE n""
"s''A ~ "''- .' ''i.' '''''' '''' nay ''.'.
Zen nr-Fu rlit-mau "vr' Ar'" ned zoo 'he
~4'...a utFr, t''arsrs. 'Js' 'r,A. They acre
-.uHui-'i ht 'hr void Anr i'.i iuf" 'h' r'"f.
,s.,..,.,.F.r ~r.asrr,rs .f H.l..k.n. N.s
I-r.... ..a N.ats,. amer e 4g4srs,l with hf-
s.. en- .h-..4. ..lfh "a razor and ,.-.,r...,i
Md k.~.I.F ...rr.,... .tf,g.r,,r,f,
ID. .'........S n. -. - $50 r. IN.
~ r-,., "a e.. 49,. M,
tf be- estimated shat ~" t.n- .i ostrich
Feather, have 'Frn rNf"Ffrl iF''m 'arr
'.'."'' iHnn- 'H" iaf ..' YEAR, 'A.'''l "'
N%t"''"-"
So '','i~ '''..'.
.'',' ~. ...,... a - r.... -
@ ~.
IT., 'a1trasga'e- 'uN g.. \ X wr" "i
lamHa. l.H, rendered No I . \ "rHni %
sr.sfr"E sec Naigfia' might. "u 'ho "''I-''n
H' ar' "''" hF'h'iA'
NdFI.'s from che i"gS1n- ami SINKING
Valleys, ph.", tate thai The inhsh'a"i' are
starving. ,"'. Nrhm'aE '"ir1aph-d im
mediate r,llsi "u N"naas
John Tyson. a.,,i - wear. Ilt,l ry.,uil,
.r Chatham r,aa,,. North Carolina. he
E.s,.. STA children sul 20 te.,rudanI> \
n.nf..- ri tI. grandchildren ON. ih,m,rl,r.
.rau.rs-,.ns-
4, V.ani Snr0.n. kra,g.,, ,h,. Grand
..r, h.. indicted Jatn.- Reach. Eigharu Fore
nlan and Charlie ~Iydt Tor IL, huching as
Tam Blair >.-dd j, % sem OF rh, sheriff 81
.t. ..rnr, apf has disappeared
.. a.. -, ,z.,,b, ...,. b,. L,.r
- lg.,-,...,ib Men, p..,,i,-r,Iar E,i5
-, 1,...,.,,,, ~. p..,r,,i- and ,E Nry. Y.rk
r..r,r,l E,,Ir,at rbi.uiIl s.,,. rmplo,mcnt
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UNI0NTOWN ITEMS.
A Jolly Sleighing Party-P erSonalS-A
Serious Accident, etc.

By invitation of Miss Jessie Matthews. prin-
cipaI of our public school a comrany of
ladies and gentlemen were taken in a four
horse sled 10y Mr. Joe Warehimr IL Reese.
tins county. the home of Miss Matthews. as u
surprise party To her parents and family After
aru"In" safely. and getting comfortably warm
tie company engaged in amu>pment> of diff,
Irr"nI kinds until they were invited Ia the
dining room where was found a table spread
with cake. confectionery. &c. lee cream
and chocolate were also served after Yer.
ENJOYABLE evening. About one % clock. the
visitors were all aboard the sled. aud faces
sci towards nloutowu. where they arrived
about four " clock without any mi>hap> 10
mar The pleasure of the evening Misses
Jessie Matthews Bertha Matthews.
Matthews. Mr.. aud Mrs. Matthews. NeS>r~
Thomas CLYDE Rout>on. William Il. Iolick-
offer. William Crabb>. Mr. and Mr.. Cover
Ruusou. Misses Anna Bau~r. Ama Har-
haugh. Julia Love l.a>srll and :. +. Weaver
were present. The family visited and visitors
expressed themselves rs having "a very rniuv-
able evening
Mr., William Mes>lcr and Mis- Enma
Garner of Linwood. visited Mr. Edwin G..
Gilbert family during the past week
COMPANY of ladies and gentlemen visited
Tau"yi"wu ON Tuesday evening. and were en-
'rrtaincd 10y Mr.. Howard Iollickoier'- family.
Miss Nary Fowler. sister of Mr., Lee Erh.
after spending sometime with her SISTER. rr-
turned fu Baltimore uu MONDAY.
\ few evenings AGO. a. Mr.. Thomas CLYDE
Ruut-uu. principal uf frizzrii~hurg school
was returning from >rLuuI jn his sleigh. it WAS
overturned D., 20 >uowdrifi aud CLYDE aud
contents were urmhlrd out The horse got
AWAY from him and ram a> ny D. Mr.. Ware
hume were 1t wa> stopped Nh R"ur>ou
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Weather Record for the Week.

February l6-mrrcury "A at : q. N. and 80
at > p. m; cloudy zap to 9 p. m. followed by
clearing weather February T-mcrcmr -
Al a. m. and 30 at p. m; clear. February
IS-mcrcurv >; NJ q. III. and - al l.. m:
more or less cloudy February la-mercmy
81 at IL m. and IL al , p. M; more or less
cloudy during the day clear at night. Feb
ruary 2O-mrrcury - at a. m. and b al
p. m: clear February 2l-mercuN ~ at :
a. m and IL al > T.. m; generally cloudy
during the day clear t night. February -
mercury - at q. III. aud 20 at !. r. M:
generally clear.
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New Telephone Company

h ruuIaIt be- H.N tafmlaz Pep rrssf s.. f-If
phaH" rNghau-, u Westminster aHd nak.
connections ailh Jbr following ruau- Be- Car
ruli yuHuty. namely. A.uniIir Nrit"I,i. Nra
Windsor. l-5uN,,ia. { fr.vH Efiisy Niidi,.t4rs.
Z uiunia~u, Iau,tluvu. Fazyritrrs. Small
soad. Bird Hill Gambler. tldrr-uug-. >,A,.>.
Vile, Nauch,~i,s and Hampstead The ,rn,-
pam wall chags, ~Is r-rr YEAR for rb, r-. uf
each telephone.
All persons go tH-. tugIpu. 5sau- ai.f,v men.
riuued ur along 900 near DO, '8u,- leading from
Westminster, ,t,- a,~iur 's use. % telephone ut
the ahuyr mr-. are requested Ju -vuj their
name. 80 one, O" ]. b llaz.,t' Westminster.
Nd
Ever. Telephone, subscriber viii have Jh,
fire., u-r at ever, other rrlrph"u, Of Nh. aan.-
DnnA IN Nh. .-mnl--
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Gather Items.

The ruad commissioners are Hu-y making
the road pa--aiIe. Siejghlpg is Now fhtu-
Of the past Notwithstanding lh, drifts.
The adjourned quarterly meeting will meet
the 10Th. 4 ser, interesting aud amusing
lecture will he gwen hy Mr. Ahnrzrl, ct Bal
iimurr. the 2Slh, 80 : p. M. substitute for
the Epworth League Social. The Mere, aud
Help department at the EpNonh League
should be- busy. as there j. 80 much -irknr,-
around here
Mr.. james " Gather had q delightful
birthday dinner las, SATURDAY, 10th. q T.. M.
hi, faml, and immediate friends being pres
ent.
Miss Euujce Gaiihrr entertained her >uu
day school class Tuesday last,
We are glad 10 know of Mis- Lillian hiN-
on recovery Mr.. " h. McCarirll', htiio
girl has the malaria. Mr.. Robert bay ha.
been sick for several weeks.
Miss Nellie kalkmau is visiting her grand
mother Mr. :. Polk
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NO rs INsoLvENTs

To- the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
IN the matter of the Petition of James p Car
Ter for the benefit ct the lu,olvent Laws al
tho State Of MARYLAND
Ordered th, lIth day of February. A, d..
SYj. that Monday. the III day If April, next
be- and the same i, hereby fixed for James F.
Carter. Petitioner for the benefit of the In
solvent law, Of this State. in the above en-
iitici vauSe, to appear IN the said Court and
answer such iuterrugatorie> or allegations n
his creditors. eudor~cr> or >urrtieS may pro
pose OF allc., against him. and that the said
Petitioner or J. Milton ReitSnider his perma
uent trustee shall give notice thereof TO the
creditors, cndur.cr> and >urrtieS of said in
solvent Petitioner. by causing a copy of this
order 70 be- published in some newspaper
published in Carroll county for five successive
weeks before the said lSt day of April. next
BENZ. +. GROUSE. Clerk.
True copy Test.
BENI f. CGou>E, Clerk.
Published al the request of j. Milton Reit-
-nidcr Permanent Trustee feb IL 81
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A SnrnriSe Party

And exceedingly pleasant and enjoyable
surprise party was given at the hosptable resi-
deuce OF Mr. and Mrs. Dixon. on Monday
night, February 1. The company were met
bv Miss Dixon. assisted by her brother Mr..
Jesse Dixon. The evening was spent in the
enjoyment of games aud other amusements.
About eleven clock the guests were invited
Ia the dining room where refreshments were
Mr.. and Mrs. Dixon. Misses Addie Manahan.
Ada Dixson. Ella Smith. Blanche Barnes.
Eta Snader. Carrie Myerly, Bessie Snader,
Ella Lane. Florence Hartman, Linny Zilc.
and Messrs. John Snader, Jesse Dixon, Harry
Smith. Vernon Barnes, David Snader, Harry
Owings. Herbert Myerly, Charles Cook, Chas,
Owings. Harry Summers, Raymond Battle,
David Bale. Louis Sellman and \. 4. Zile.
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10 Paw Intnme LAY.

The Baltimore American, in estimating th,
l.rnpi- Iu th, state who will have Go go, 10,
Federal income tan. give the E,llunug p,r
sons iu Carroll
John l. Rcii.nidrr. George ". Alhauah
Charlie, G. Gor-ugh. Charles T. Rrif-uider
Jane, \. &. Bond. Charlie Il. Roberts
Frank T. Shaw. Union National Bauh ID
Westminster. George r. Buckley, t. w.
Walden, DR. Samuel Swopr. Jeremiah Eiu,
bart. First National Bank ct Westminster.
This list does not include all hy an, means.
II Il Is correct ~ fan IL 10 guc-
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N IS - R

SIX head Of mules. : horses. colt. cows, >
bulls. lot of Young cattle. > four or six horse
wagons. 2-hor~c wagon. spring wagon, car
rage. road cart. cart and cart gears. Stoncbed
and >idehoar,s, sets of lead gears, sets OF
hyrcchhandS. G-hor>e line. wagon saddle, col
lars and brides. GciSer threSher and horse
power. Champion mower aud reaper, Cham
piuu self binder = wheat drills, tanning MILL
> turrow ploughs. single and double shovel
plough~. corn forks, \ harrowS. spring
tooth harrow, double and triple trees, walking
pillow. ~jngletrreS fifth chain and Spreader.
ioi Of corn by the barrel, potatoes by the
bt,-hcl. loi ct old iron, and other articles too
numerous To mention.
rrrm--All sums under $40 cash; on sums
at $40 and upward credit of eight months
will be- gwen on note, with approved security
hearing interest from day of sale No goods
~ be removed until settled for.
JOSEPHUS \. ORENDORFF.
r. A. GOr>uch. AucfiOneer.
tsbIG T., H. VIM Earhart Clerk
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-02-23
New Advertisements.

ItEdI NUTItVN.
Get Redy. &c-N Y Bargain House. n
west Main street, Westminster, Md.
Private Sale-Wm. b. Thomas. Agent
Notice-Ae>srs. Parr Hooper. Spice. Nor.
rift and Steele Directors
TO Rent in Town Of Middlrhurg ".
Walden, Middleburg
To Rent in Town of Middlchurg-R ".
Walden, Middleburg, Md
Babylon Gilbert dealers la Hardware.
&c-Westmin>ter. Md
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-02-23
OrrhanS, Court.

Monday. February ls-l.c,i Bauc, adj
mini-rrator OF Elizabeth MURRAY. deceased
returned inventory of goods and chattel> in
vcntory of real estate and list of debts and re-
ceived orders 10 sell goods and chattcl> aud
notify creditors.
Tuesday. February l9.-.le>>ic K. lambert
administrative of Harr, +. lambert de-
ceased. returned inventory Of goods and chat
tells. inventory of money aud list of debts and
received order To >cl goods and rhartrl-
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Business Locals

Tug Es>r-A llou>,. Du PENNSYLVANIA
avenue. Apply 20 Vim. lawyer.
Fou >,Er-A large Tom plate Stove Cor St.
4 Cook Stove. for - 4 small Coal Stove
for - A large F-atHeg Bed for -, and %
h'us tbmchtlla Oyergnar 81. Apply 81 rhr
Ap,os.,FT Office
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-02-23
MI. Pleasant Items.

A. Mr. Frank Myers, his wife and his
mother were on their way 10 Westminster in a
sleigh their horse fell down aud broke the
shafts
Mrs Nollie Warehime spent day last week
in Westminster