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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-18
POdziek0wanie.

Szdno,ony Panic Redaktorze!
Tow. Sok6 Polski i'm Lewakow-
skiego " Philadelphia, skiadA po-
d1iekowanie nastepujacym iowa.
rzystwom "a wystapienie in corpore
ma bal dniu Is styc.nia 1897:
~ Gwardya Pulaskiego.
p Wolne strzeloy P~uisskiego.
81 Grupa z. N. P. 1872 i'm. Przy-
byszewskiego.
~ Jutrzenka ma Wsobodzie z
Nioetown.
81 K6@ko Dramatyosne i'm Mo
kiewioza.
81 Tow. Miod.iety Z Bridesburg
Frkd.
y Tow. Krakus6w sw. Jadwigi
I B~ridesburg, Frkd.
81 Tow. Oswiata . Bridesburg,
Frkd.
81 Sokoli Cresoy.
Czolem! wan Szanowne Tow. II
okazana nam sympstys.
Komitet.
Posisdzenia Sokol6w Polskich i'm
Lewakowskiego, we Philad. odby
waja sic W p~ierwszs nied.iele pc
pierwszym katdeso miesisoa W do.
mu druba Joz wiakowskiego, pod no
ls43 Frankford av. o godz. 2 po po
iudniu.
C~wic.enia Ias odbyvajs sic W hal
pod koscioiem sw. Wawrzyhoa, "
katdy poniedzialsk cd godziny 8 dc
10 wieozorsm.
Tow. nasze przyjmuje ohlopc6v
do nauki cd lat 10, kazdy tel
%ojcisc, dbajscy o dobro swych die
ci i Ojo1yzny raczy przybyc na cwi
czsnia Sokolow wprost do hall poe
kosoia sw. Wawr.yhoa
Czo}em!
Il N. p, Il. S.
Zdrzqd.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-18

oego studenta ma uniwsrsyteois var
'zawskim polio.ek.
- Tax W Galicyi jak i " oalej
Austryi posiowie polscy W skutek
swego glosowania pr.sciw .uiesieniu
stsmPla gazeciarskiego, narauili sic
M wielks krytyke. 1 s~sus.nie, gdya
Posaowie Polscy byli jedynymi re
wsrystkioh stronniotw austryaokioh,
ktorsy cboieli powstr.ymyw.6 or
Vol prasy sustryaokiej i .asauayli ma
pietno zaoofaho6w. Ma odnosnen
Posisdzeniu, kiedy sprawe stempla
omawiano przysz}o do ostrych pr.e.
mowieh mied.y niekt6remi poslami
do Parlamentu austrysokiego q
c.sonksmi Koaa polskiego, kt6rym DO
Prostu okssywano wzgarde, ae moga
jeszoze prsemawia6 pr.eoiw .niesie.
oiu stempla. Navel najkonserwa-
tywniejsze stronniotwa oswiado.ysy
sic IA zniesieniem stempla cd ga.et
ale Koso Polskie ME mogao sic .do-
bye j~eszoze na COS podobnego.
- Kapituia wilehska wybrala W
m~iejsoe 1marlego biskups sufragana
administratorem dyeoe.yi KS. Zwie.
rowicss, dotyohc.asowsgo rektora BE.
minsryum ~duchownego.
Lwowsoy nauc.yoiele i nauczy-
oielki elementarne wybrsli pora.
pierwszy kierownio.ke szkoly oby-
~atelskiej ola dziewo.at, panne
Longchamps jake representative sta
nu nauozyoielskiego do obwodowej
rady szkolnej.
Sfychac, Re rada s.kolna ME bedzie
miaia MIC do nadmienienis prze"iwko
wyborowi kobiety do obwodowej "a.
dy szkolnsj i PARMA Longohsmps ME
tylko W Galioyi, ale tak.e W oa}ej
Austryi bedzie pierws.a kobieca
Przedstawicislks stanu nauozyciel-
skiego we wladzy s~.kolnej.
Pray lwowskim uniwersyteoie ma.
ja bye zaprowadzone osobne wykia-
dy ola kobiet. Zatem emsnoypaoya
kobiet CORA.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-18

w Czechach istnieja, diva stronni
ctws, a uianowicie stronnictwo stare
czeskie i m}odoczeskle. SedIiwy prsy-
wodsca Starocsecbo y R,egier miai W
tvch dniach ma wiecu W Kolinie, ma
ktory puyby}o 500 csiouk6w stronni-
ctwa stsroczeskiego, diuga move O
potrsebie zaprsestsuia swsrow nsro-
dowosciowych ma siemi czeskiej. "a.
czaws.y cd slow: I'D miodzi.hcs
wymaga sic zapalu: cd meta czypu,
a o stsrca rady", bronii duchowien
silva czesk'ego, gdyt cd niego Wy
sslo Odrodzenie nsrodu i ganii vast
rordziersjsca lud ma S~tarocze,h6w
Me- 1ocaecbow.
Sejm austryscki skohczyi swe pra-
ce j juz W lynn skiadzie sic ME sbie.
RE, DO cIss jeso upiyDai i nsstspis
~krotce move wybory, i to podiug
novel ordynacyI, ktora pomnazs Il.
czbe posiow, oblersnych przeI ni.s,e
s,any. Nowy sejm .bier,e sic 27go
mares b. r.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-18
TO OWO.

w pruskiej iEbie poselskiej mini
strowie Bosse l MIGUEL bardEo ostro
wystspiii przeciw Polskom, posiugu.
jac ale roimaitemI kismstwsmi, kt6re
posei Cesrlihski naval "nikczem.
mem oszcserstwem". q tych zscse.
pek wdsc, re sprawl polsks " Eu.
ropie must obecnie st,o bardEo po-
mySlnie, jeteli zacieci nieprryjaciele
p%olskosci tax ostro pr.eciw niej wy
stepujs. Albowiem ma slabego mkt
z take siia ME uderzs.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-18
ZawiadOmienie.

Niniejszem "a wiadamiam wszyst.
kioh krewnych znajomyoh, ae MAJ
moi sp. Kazimierz Buskiewicz. ozlo.
mex Wv. n. P. umar} dnia 81 z m.
pozostawiajac mnie i dzieci W "a.
Ia i smutku.
Maryanna Buskiewioz, wdowa /
dzieci.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-18

SHANoKIN. Pa, 4 lutego 81.
ia wdowa pc sp. Ignscym Malaga,
kt6ry wstspii do grupy $50 mic
siscu wrzesniu z.r. a ktorego W ubis.
GYM miesiscu nswiedzii chofobs |
smierc go zsskoczyis, pozos.swiajs
mnie ubogs Z Aga d.iecmi. Udsism
sic Z prosbs do zsrzsdu WI wspom
%nisnej grupy o pomoc, ktory to.
PrOsbie mel zsdosyc uczyuii.
W tym celu braois Zwis.kowoy
ably prryjsc mi Z pomocs, kupili pie
kny srsbrny zegsrsk, pre- eznsozsjso
90 ma wylosowanie. Oprocz tego
nads,lsli mi wisle s~rtykuiow spo.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-18

Prezes ministerstwa aAgielskiepo
) ilisbury W sejmie bsrdzo niepo-
uyslnie sIe wyrazii o obecnycb s,6.
sunksch W Turcyi. Zdaniem jego,
upadku Tarcyi ME uda sic jut zby,
diugo odwlec, jesli sultan ME zdecy.
DUE sic IA s.ereg piesbs dnych reform.
- M~iodoturecki komitet rewolucyjny
(tadsjscy konstytucyi) wyds} W tych
duiach ponowns odezwe do ludu, o.
piewsjscs, re nsdszedl jut c1ss uzscia
broni ! dynamitu. Komitet wzywa
wsrystkich muruimsn6w, sby pow
stall i we walce prIeciw oiemiezcom
iacavli sic z Armeh ayksmi. Grozi
smIercia ka4demu, ktoby odwstyi se
stswisc opor jego rorkazom / oswald.
csa, te jedynIe sejm bsdzie W stanie
uwolnic tych nies,csesIiwych, kt6r.y
je 70 W kajdsnsch i pa wygnaniu
o 'budowse Z gruntu rozpadsjsce sic
pahstwo tureckie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-18

tywo.yob, IA 90 n~iniejs ON ski. d IN
oasej grupie publicrne pod1iskowa
ME.
q ssaounkiem, Msrysnna Malaga.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-18

Meaczyzni, mtodzi i starry, powin-
nj ozytac og'oszenie Tomas.a Slate
r . ma stronnioy 2ej
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-18

Rsecsa cieSsws bedsie d~owiedziec
sIe o diugacb nsrodovycb posscze-
goInycb pshstw. N, pierwssem
miejscu stoi Francys, kt6rej diupi
wynossa 6 milisrd6w dolsr6w. Oto
krotki spis pshstv i icb dlug6w:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-18

wed&ug uohwaly Z ostatniego posis.
d.enia. - Milosc i po.drovisnie, Jan
Spolnik, sekr.
Or. 229 70 Cleveland.
Ma przedostatniem posied.eniu To-
warzystwa nRyoer.e Polski" .ostal
wybrsny Iarzad jak nsstepuje:
J. Habsrski pre.es, A. Tulihski
wics-prezes, w. Rucihski sekr. fin,
S. O~rpis.ewski sekr. prot N. Sstel
macher kasyer, M. Kuligowski H.
Jooh opiekunowie kssy. w. Jabloh
ski oboraAy, L. Tulifski odz ~ierny.
Miiosc ! pozdrowienie, S. Orpis.ew
ski sekr. prot.
Or. 1872 10 Filadelfi.
Ma p6&roo.nem posied.eniu Tow.
w. ". Pr.ybyszewskiego. or. 1872,
sosts}a o~zesoiowo wYbrans nova ad
ministrsoya ma rok p~r.yszly, a mia
nowioie:
Vice preseason Andrzej Miohof.
ski, wioe sekretsrzem Franciszek
Weso&owski. opiskunem kasy Zyg-
muut Wojuar, ohorsaym Winoenty
Weso}owski. - Mi}osc i pozdrowie
ME, j. Spolnik sekr.
CIR 146 10 Perth Am6oy.
Ma ostatniem posied.eniu Town
rzystwa jeneraia H. Dabrowskiego,
gr. l4o, zostai obrany .arzsd ma rok
bieaacy jak nsstepujs:
j.. Gesicki prezes. T. Linowski wi
oe prezes. w. Haremza sekretarz
prot, MARGIN Rymarozyk sekr. fin,
F. Maroiniak kasyer, Jsk6b Zaplack'
/ Walenty Maroiniak opiekunowie
kasy, Jan Piskorski marsza}sk 1, Lu
dwik S~amaiowioz marszaiek III, Piotr
Grod.ihski choraay, Adam Dobo.y-
cki j Michsi Harsm.a opiekunowie
choryoh. Jozef kskomski odz wierny.
Miiosc i pozdrowienie, Wojoieoh Hs
remza, sekr. prot, 81 Catharine St.,
Perth Auboy, N. ].
Or. no 10 Chicago.
Ma przedrooznem posiedzeniu Tow.
Tomasza Zsna, or. 10. dnia 10 CRU
dnia rb. zostai obrany ma rok 1897
zarzad nastepujacy:
st. Barszc.ewski prezes. FIR. Ma
oistek East pre.ess. Ed. Bradel sekr.
prot, L. b. Jskihski sekr. fin, Jan
Przybysz skarbnik, jan Gorny mar
sza}ek, DR.. WI. Simienowicz lekar.
Tow. - Mi}osc i pozdrowienie, Ed.
Bradel, sekr.
CIR. 80 10 Streator.
Ma posiedzeniu Tow. Zwiszsk Ma
rodowy Polski, gr. 80 " Streator,
ILL.,, ktore sic odbylo dnia 10 styor-
mia, wybrano zarrad ma rok 1897 .
nastepu. soych ozlonk6w:
Grzegorz Bsrsy prezes, Jan Tksoz
vice prezes, Jan Ritter sekr. prot,
Jan Hajdada sekr. fo., Tomass Har
czarik kasyer, Rudolf Ugron i GREE
gorz Kaszczak opiekunowie kasy,
Tomasz Ollioar m~arszalek, Jan NJ ras
odzwierny.
Wszelkie listy i korespondenoye
tyozace sic grupy 33 adresowa6 ma.
ley: Jan Ritter, 210 La Rue St.
Strestor, Ill.
Or. 345 &c Nc Keesport.
Tow. Gwardya Kosciuszki odbe
die swoje posiedrenie dnia 81 lutte.
go o godzinie 4 pc ~poiudniu, ma kto-
re zsprasaamy tych wzystkich no.
wych kandydatow, ktorzy maja ohet
wstaPienia W szeregi u wisrku N. P.
- M. Gorski, sekr.
CIR. 245 10 Chicago
Oddzial Krskusow sw Grzegorza,
or. 245, zobowiazsny jest pod kara
konstytuoyi stswic sic W odznace W
sobote wieozorem dnis 20 lutego o
godzinie lei wieozorem W mieszka.
niu p. b l.. Maciejewskiego, 8l6
w. IL ulica, W oelu wzieois udzista
W balu Spie wskow Polskioh imienia
KurPihskiego, choru XIX.
Wszelkie uniewinnienia ME przy.
jete. - j. N. Przymorski, kaprtsn.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-18

Tomasz Slater ma wiadomosc Ola
kazdego meaozyzny ma stronnioy 2.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-18

Ssorstkie wystapienie rsadu " obec
1ebrah polsk'ch wy~oiaio obur,enie
j " ko&soh niemieokich. he ga.ety
k~atolickie, jak ,,Germsnia", ,Schles.
V1lksstg.", ,.Koeln. Volks.tg." t. d.,
ktore niemal sawsse wystspiiy " O.
bronze Polakow, ~umiesciiy piekne ar.
tykuiy, wyratsjace w~sp6iczucie 3 Pc.
lskami, temu jut sic ME dz,wimy, DO
katolicy niemieccy s.csegolnie ,scho.
dni umieli saohowsc be,stronnost.
Ale tel diva orgsny wschodnich ka-
tolikow: ,,Westpr. Volksbi." i ,Er.
mlsend. Ztg.", ktore .wykle oboje-
those, csssem nawet beg wzglednosc
o~kasywaiy wzgledem Polak6w, sta
ne{y teras ma innem stanowisku. z
okatyi rozwiassnia .ebrania W IA.
m'eniu osviadcsa - Westpr. volksbl.",
te polskie Towar.ystwa chronia lud
pr1ed p~oisciem W socyalisty i gani
postepowanie rzadu. ,,Ermlaend. Ztg."
umiesciia obsserny a-tykui pr.eciw
drsznieniu Polsk6w pr,e1 organa
nadowe i sapowiada nadowi smutny
koniec. Pnes sakazywanie polskiej
uowy ssczegolnie ma G5rnym S szku
licaba socyalist6w tam sic powietssy.
w Carskiem Stole pod Petersbur.
giem sassedi ssieto pr.ypadek, ktory
cara Mikoiaja III bardzo w.ruSsyi
Wyszedt a do parku i spostr.eg}s.y
o%grodniks, kiwnal ma niego reks. Ter
czempredzej pospieszyi ku csro~i -
wtem toinierr stojacy " poblitu ms
warcie, myslac, Re czlowiek ten spie
sly, by wykonac zamach ma cara
st1elA j ~ogro1niks ma mie1scu POLO
zyi trupeu. Zolnierzs ME m tina byte
ukarac, d.isiai on podiug pr,eoisu -
ale car, ktory, iak NOVA, jest iago
dnego usposobienia, zmartwil sic O.
kropnie.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1897-01-16
Uniontown Items.

Elder G. w. Seilhamer has bought the
property owned BY the late John A. Brown,
as he has expressed desire to live and die in
old Uniontown. He is improving slowly, but
is not able to be out yet. His pulpit was
filed last Sunday morning by Elder Benjamin
Williams, of Friendship, this county.
Mrs Joseph Kolb has purchased for $500
the properly of the late Jesse I. II. Davis,
formerly occupied by William A. Anders.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Brough, of Balti-
more, are visiting Towards parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. a. Brough.
The trustees of the public school are having
a new board walk built from Main street to
Lorene Academy, to take the place of the
old one that has been there eight or ten years
Miss Anna Motter, of Taneytown, was the
guest of Miss Florence Weaver for several
DAYS. returning home on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hogge, of Loudoun
county. Va, were the guests of Mrs. Mary
Weaver during the week. Mr.. Hogge is a
minister of the society of Friends. and preached
in the Methodist Protestant Church on Wed
nesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Hiteshew, of Cleve-
land, Ohio, who had been visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hiteshew and ether
friends, returned home the latter part OF the
week.
Rev. G. W. Baughman and family returned
home on Saturday from visit to frieRds in
Huntingdon, Pa. Mr.. Baughman delivered
a fine sermon in the Methodist Protestant
Church Sunday night on ''The Growth of the
Christian Church.
There will be union service of the churches
of town, in the Lutheran Church, on Sunday
night, at 7So. Rev. B. w. Kindley, of the
Methodist Protestant Church, will fill the pull
pit. The combined choirs of the town will
lead the music on that occasion.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1897-01-16
CarrolltOn Items.

Misses Maggie Hager and Matte STAINS
bury, of Snydersburg, visited Edmund u.
VanDeusen this week.
Mr.. Franklin Croft is in Baltimore this
week visiting friends.
James Walsh and Richard f. Shaffer visit
ed Eli s. Martin. Sunday last.
Rose Belte and Franklin Houck, of this
place, visited Mr., Henry Spahr, at Deep Run,
Sunday last.
Miss Annie r. Houck visited Jeremiah
Ebaugh on Monday last.
Mr.. Eli Martin visited Mr.. William Long
on Sunday last.
John e. Houck and wife, and Gussie and
Lottie Houck, John Houck and wife, Nicho.
las j. Walsh, wife and two sons, William
Walsh, wife and daughter, Miss Mary Ying-
ling and Richard F. Shaffer were guests Of
Michael Walsh and family on Sunday last.
Miss May Haines, of Westminster, was the
guest of Miss Lizzie Walsh this week.
William A. Martin and wife and Mr.. Jere
miah Blizzard and wife visited Adam Martin
and family on Sunday last.
Mr. George w. Long, well-known farmer
of this place, died Sunday morning last from
consumption. He leaves wife, two daughters
and three sons. Mr.. Long was prominent
member of the independent Order of Me
ehanics, who attended the funeral. The re
mains were inferred at St. Johns Testers
church on Tuesday last.
Mrs. Joseph Brummel who has been sick
for some time is quite ill. Her son, George
Brummel, of Alabama, is spending some time
with her.
The farmers Of. this locality are securing
their second ice harvest.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1897-01-16
News of the Week.

number of illegal voters have been con-
victed in Philadelphia, Penna., recently.
Haines & Co., lumber dealers of Buffalo,
n. Y, lost $3.50, 900 by fire on Saturday.
Altman & Co.'S clothing store, in Buffalo,
n. Y, was damaged by FIRE Sunday evening
to the extent of S150,000.
The business portion Of Norwalk, Califor-
mia, was almost entirely destroyed by fire on
Saturday night. Loss, S25, 900.
The Reichert -four mill, at Freeburg n.
Y. was totally destroyed by fire on Sunday.
The loss is estimated at $4,000
Wilbur Watts, ST., Principal of the Boys
Grammar School al Burlington, New Jersey,
has been arrested on charge of beating
pupil.
Most Rev. Frederick Temple, Archbishop
of Canterbury and Primate of All England,
was enthroned in his Cathedral at Canterbury
on the 9Th instant.
Judge E. T. Merrick, ex-Chief Justice of
the Louisiana Supreme Court, and one OF the
best known lawyers in the South, died in New
Orleans on Monday.
The vault of the Citizens Bank, of Char
don, Ohio, was opened by burglars on Satur
day night and robbed of rare coins and papers
to the value Of $1,000.
A factory of the American Tobacco Com
pany, in Danville, Va, together with 50O,0
pounds of fine tobacco, was destroyed by fire
on Saturday; loss, S150,000.
The London Lord Mayors Indian famine
fund has now reached over e35, 900. ($175,
000) of which amount Mr.. William Waldorf
Astor gave $4,000 100000.
Seth T. Foresman, prominent lumber
man of Williamsport, Pa, was shot and prob
ably fatally injured on Saturday by George
K. Landers, postmaster at Newberry.
Simon Cooper, the negro desperate who
has killed five people, was surrounded by
sheriff s posse, in Sumpter county, North
Carolina, on the 8th instant, and finally killed.
A fire at Minneapolis Sunday morning
totally destroyed the packing house of the
Anchor Flour Mill, owned by the Pillsbury-
Washburn Milling Company. Loss, 500, goo,
On Sunday and Monday the river Thames
in London, England, owing to the recent
heavy rains, overhowed, causing immense
damage to the stock of goods in the cellars.
James N. Gossler. cashier of the Lebanon,
Pa, National Bank, shot himself in the head
Sunday and will probably die. Ill health and
worry caused a breakdown of his nervous sys-
| tenn.
Masked bandits held up DR.. Partridge and
his clerks at his general store, 20 miles east
of Guthrie, Oklahoma, Sunday, robbed the
safe Of $1,000 and then set fire to the store,
burning up 1000 worth of goods.
The steamer Howard, which left Boston
Tuesday afternoon for Norfolk and Baltimore.
returned Wednesday morning with her flag at
half mast. The captain of the vessel. John
| c. TAYLOR. committed suicide on Tuesday
night BY shooting. The Howard on her last
trip sunk tug, drowning two men. and this
] greatly worried Captain Taylor.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1897-01-16
orphans, Court.

Monday, January 11.-Mary j. Houck,
administrative of William Houck, deceased,
returned inventory of goods and chattels, in.
ventory of money and received orders to sell
goods and chattels and notify creditors
Mary j. Houck, bonded as guardian of
Joseph B. Houck.
Reuben S. Weller, executor of Caroline
Weller, deceased, returned inventory of goods
and chattels and inventory of real estate.
Tuesday, January 12th.-Isabell L. Frank
lin, Administrative of Robert E. L. Franklin,
deceased, returned inventory of goods and
chattels, inventory of money and list of debts
and received orders to sell goods and chattels
and notify creditors.
Josiah Crowl, guardian of Elizabeth 5:
Crowl and Josiah d. Crowl, settled first and
final account.
Report of sale OF real estate of David II. Hof-
facker, deceased, was filed.
Mary Fowble and William o. Fowble, exec.
utors Of Richard Fowble, deceased, received
orders to sell goods and chattels and real es-
tate.
salhe Longwell, executrx of John X.
Longwell, deceased, settled first and final ac-
count
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1897-01-16
Jurors for February Term.

Judge Charles B. Roberts on Saturday last
drew jurors to serve at the February term
of the Circuit Court, commencing February
8, as follows:
Taneytown-Harry E. Fink, Ptoemy S.
Hilterbrick.
Uniontown-Lewis Myers of j., Reuben
Winter
Myers'-Charles Knipple, Daniel Frock.
Woolery's William F. Stoeksdale, William
Freedem-John E. Barnes, Philip D. Dor
sey.
Miller, George P. Miller.
Westminster-Joh I. Cassell, Edward
Cummings, John Shaffer of A., Harry Shaef
fer.
Hampstead Howard Kemp, Andrew J.
Buchanan.
Franklin-William j. Farver.
Middeburg-David Ohler.
New Windsor-Charles c. Smelser, John
T. West.
Union Bridge-Philip B. Myers.
Mount Airy-Vernon Brashears.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1897-01-16
Hlection of directors.

Tuesday was election day throughout the
county for directors of national banks. The
banks of Carroll reelected their directors and
the Farmers and Mechanics of Westminster
filed vacancy also, electing William I.
Frizzell in the place Of Judge Charles b.
Roberts, who resigned. The directors chosen
are
Union National, Westminster. -Lawrenee
Zepp, Chas B. Roberts, F. H. Orendortf. J..
H. BIlingsIea, Frank t. Shaw, Chas. y
Wantz, Harry F. Cover, Chas. E. Stewart, j..
A. C. Bond, j. Wesley Hoffacker.
First National, Westminster john L.
Reifsnider, g. s. Haines, P. II. L. Myers,
Samuel Roop, Frederick Mehring, Jacob j..
Weaver, Jr., David ]. Roop, Jeremiah Rine-
hart, William Lawyer.
Farmers and Mechanics, Westminster
H. Writ Shriver, VIM. A. Cunningham,
Harry NJ. Clabaugh, J. Wesley Biggs, George
P. Panebaker, David Stoner, Luther h.
Hoffacker The board organized the same
dav by eIecting H. Writ Shriver president
and David Stoner vice president.
First National, New Windsor.-Job Hib-
berd, Samuel Hoffman, James Erhard, Joseph
A. Stouffer, David E. Stem, Nathan ii.
Baile J. Hamilton Singer.
The Farmers Fertilizer Company on Tues
day reelected the following directors for the
ensuing year-DaVlu y. IeOOp; JOhn AsOlVi,
Leonard Zile, Nelson Gilbert, z: NJ. Bish,
Andrew D. Reese and John I. Diffenbaugh.
The board organized by re-elechng the follow
ing oificers-David J. Roep president, Ezra
NJ. Bish superintendent and treasurer, Nelson
Gilbert assistant superintendent and john I.
Diffenbangh secretary.
At a meeting of the stockholders of the
Westminster Water Company held at the office
of the company in this city, on Tuesday, the
following gentlemen were elected as the board
ofdirectors: Geo. W. Albaugh, A. FL. Huber,
Samuel Roop, VIM. Fl. Thomas, Charles b.
Fink, John Milton Reifsnider, B. Frank
Grouse, Geo. r. Gehr and Milton Schaeffer.
Geo. w. Albaugh was reelected President OF
the Board, Samuel ROop, president, and
A. Fl. Huber, secretary and treasurer.
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Business Locals.

IF you want an Auctioneer of long expert
enoe, and one who never fails to give salts
faction, send for P. A. Gorsuch, Westmin-
ster Terms low.
$500 we'll spent; and a rebate of 81. 90 in
the form of beautiful wall map of United
States. Subscribe for the Rand McNally Rail
way Guide.
There will be a StereopticaR Concert and
Exhibition at the Methodist Protestant
Church. Westminster Thursday night, Janu-
ary 21st by Edwin W. Shriver. Proceeds
for the benefit of the Christian Endeavor So
ciety Piano fund Admission 25c; children
10 cents.
Not a few who read what Mr.. Robert ROWS,
of Hollands, Va, has to say below, will re-
member their own experience under like cir
cumstances: ''Last winter had la grippe
which left me in low state of health. tried
numerous remedies, none of which did me
any good, until l was induced to try bottle
of Chamberlain Cough Remedy. The first
bottle of it so far relieved me that | was en-.
abled to attend to my work, and the second
bottle effected cure" For sale at % and
so cents per bottle by Joseph D. Zepp, West
Minister Nd.
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Dance Near Westminster.

A dance was given at Auctioneer Yingling's,
near this city, on Wednesday night. tits said
to have been the most enjoyable one of the
season. Dell and Stonesfer furnished the
music. and the participants did not leave until
a late hour Refreshments were served in
abundance Owing to the inclement weather
many were prevented from attending.
Those present were Frank Logue and wife,
Henry Fowler and wife, Misses Ethel Oursler,
May Green, Sallie Bowman, Mary Krieger,
Addie Yingling, Emma Yinging, Emma
Frank, Annie Fowler, Julia Hook; Messrs.
Clarence Green, Shelman Green, Thomas
Bowman, Joseph Bowman, Edward Bowman,
Charley Bowman, Andrew Tawney, Harry
Oursler Harry Shaffer, Joshua Hunter, Josh.
Cogbin, John Fowler, Gloyd Lane, Charley
Brown. Howard Brown. Frank Beaver, Ly-
man Arnold, James Brothers. Howard Brown,
Roy Powder, Mr. Coppersmitb, Chqs. fing-
limo
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Personal Notes.

Mr. and Mrs Edward Hampson and son.
Of Baltimore, were the guests of Mr.. A. W.
Buckingham, this city, this week.
Miss Florence Mitten, of this city, is spend
ling few weeks in Baltimore.
Mr. Charles Stoner, wife and family. of
Hanover, were visiting his mother in this city
last week.
Mrs. Mary Diffendal, of this city, spent a
few days with her brother, Joseph Martin, of
Logs, Frederick county, Md, who is very
sick
Mr.. Joseph P Algire. who has been in the
West and South, as agent for pillow company
for four years past, returned to Westminster
last Saturday. In all his travels ne saw no
town of like size that he thought equaled
Westminster. Daring these four years he had
the ADVOCATE sent him, and it carried TO him
weekly the news of his native county.
Mr. J. Q. H. Smith and wife, of Pittsburg,
Pa. former residents of Westminster, were
guests of Dr. and Mrs. George D. Fouke on
Thursday and Friday.