The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1896-11-07
Maryland Affairs.

lrse thieves are operating in Baltimore county.
Moonshiners have been discovered In Dorchester.
Diphtheria is prevalent in Worcester and Talbot
counties.
centreyiile has an antteigarette league, to which
are forty school boys.
Seventy Talbot county farmers have united to
protect cartridges their farms from destruction
Lucas Alrich, of Kent county, has sold his farm
of 800 acres to Samuel Dunn, of Baltimore. for
S, 2Oe
Ohio Holland Williams, Jr., of Baltimore, com
mitted suicide at his country residence, in Queen
Anne's county, on the Chester river on Sunday.
| He 40 years old and unmarried.
The barn of Archibald Heaps, at South Delta,
Hartford county, was entirely destroyed by fire on
Saturday afternoon. The origin of the fire is not
| known, though Mr.. Heaps had been at the barn
only few minutes previous to the time the fire
was discovered. The flames spread so rapidly that
it was impossible to remove any of the contents
from the barn, and these also total loss, in
Guiding the hay and grain crops, besides pair Of
valuable horses. A straw stack near the barn was
included in the destruction.
Samuel aged S years. son of William Nelson, was
killed Friday noon of last week. by being pinioned
to the ground by tree, which fell upon him. near
Sandy Hook, Washington county. He at
school and the pupils had recess. They play
inc In the hrapchae fs Ia -a t-aa ,.b;c,, had baan
failed near the school lot yopng Nelson SUI mon
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death instantly.
Edward Ratne Ir s.,n Of Edward Ra;pc ei;t. p
and nrnurietor of The German corr.S,,;,,sent died
IN Sip,i,y In baltimore after m Illness f several
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children Professor Martins reputaton ash teacher
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man. Prof. I'm Remsen. Prof Henry A. Rowland
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