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Hicks Forecasts for November.

Falling barometer, warmer, southerly
winds. ending in cloudiness and rain, may be
expected from LIST TO 3rd reaching q crisis Of
high temperature and storniuess about time
of new moon on the Bird. Close behind these
storms a decided cold wave for the season will
rush downward from the northwest causing
snow and cold. northerly currents viii domi-
nate most parts Of the country up to about
the 9th. Daring the 7th and S,h reaction
from boreal. anti storm conditions viii set in
warmer weather will spread from vest 90
east, the barometer will tall and more rain,
turning to snow, will visit many sections over
central and northern states.
From the Ilth to l4th fails Vulcan per
turbaiion. blended with Mercury and Mars
Earth. San and Jupiter are IN conjunction al
the same time, there being also very un
usual concentration Of nearly all the members
Of the solar system near the sslne celestial
longitude. Moon is in pegigee on the llth,
and on the celestial equator on the l2ih.
There is no need for foolish fear OF alarm
when we say that heavy autnmnal storms aud
gales are exceedingly probable between the
18th and 18th. Over the lakes aud on The
north Atlantic danger to shipping should b.
anticipated. while rain. Sleet aud SHOW Wi.
visit vast areas Of the continent Earthquake
phenomena IN many parts Of the earth val hc
the natural, and IN most instances harmless
outcome of the peculiar asIronotnic condition
at this time and through all the central parts
Of November
A Mercury period Is central With the fol!
moon on the 18th. the l7ih to I9ih being also
a reactiouary storm period. Tbere are strong
probabilities Of seismic phenomena on and
about these dates. November blizzard OF
sleet sud snow. over the uorthera halt " the
country. need not be surprise ahon, the
same dates. A general cold save should H.
looked for AT The elimination Of thts period.
lasting up 10 about The 23rd.
During the Vulcan storm pcrioi extend
ing from the 2srd to 25Ih, the baFoaeier vii,
again fall, aad all the conditions of prcgipIia.
ton and siormiuess viii return. Moon Is 10
apogee Gu The Gath. AZ last qaartrr ou the
25th The los barometer and warfuih Wiil
eliminate. especially southwark in lightning
aud thunder ca and next 20 the 2ith. after
which the high barometer, high sinls and
cold will rush down from the uorsh aud ars.
II should be remembered that marked aic-
leoric showers are due on aHd about the 9th.
The point irna which they slH Fajisir wili
be ID Andrumeia, which viii he passing the
meridian ri the time from atsoat 60 10
o'clock, 3. m. Andronrda Wiil b. nearly
straight over head At q clock, al about % 20
80 degrees al north latitude.
The last tWo days OF the month ~lH hrIug
return Of falling barometer, higher tempcn,-
ture and teudeuc. 10 general ram and snow.
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Business Locals

Tie attention. ut the FfssierS 1l thr Advocate
s called o. ;he advertisement bf fhe ~EIF
CULTURE MAGAZINE. sh'ed aFF~ar. f-
lhss issue. The pat.sshCrs 0f tlls masssi-a
Iuicst o. give asay aae thnsssHi 4a'.afs o.
t.r.,ns sending is ibs .zrg~.i lists Ht ssh
symptoms. l. IS q must generous afss sHt
sae4.5 iHscfysi a-T reader.
Farm ,or srny 51 Ianvsta4n l.sir5et Ap
~ e.. jahs GaB. N,.lHau-'rr Nd
D-r,sas ~ g~at Appls o. John Beers.
stsiu. 80 gssi Aslp stsre,. We>,iusHese. M.
ScaoiAEsHir dee ueF,s.a may slfrui
WofE Ba..n,5s Ca.irse. Hasc-s.-@1. N5.,
frozen each roHsiv iB aay ..sfe. sats %uuH
sUsa iso. tpr So 10, r-gst.r price So 80.
Ruly Srrd Whea' for s,l-. e. per- hasH-i
HAIRY H. CarIrs. Eidershar1 Ma
THn li~aaes ise R-nt ut. iht Gnrsaeh Gas
johu A. krusso. Htrn.Hsaf. NJ 1'
srEaNas
uzH residing aa lhr t,strsn ~aHrr e.
Marsi s-i8 r.rv5is sfsss a.s s.af1r zfssi z.ii-r
s= Is F,rsa. card ard ,ls.rIs s5ige,--4 Is l.
BENrsru s S.iNs. HsItfmnf~. hs Fetafa aass.
b- received s haH .i,sas- - p4er s4f-5.lir
gs,utAiuin. Utrr ~ aur bait .#r. i.falsalH..s
aad ..,-y Valuable saEsysilau- sa -cnlan cal
aasriaratsa,nE AZ rpek 5aI.tt- Gssie,e. a.-.' q
personal letter truaa shv iur-val ua,iei la..e
ls,s,ssaisefs ,n sHe C. : All far "a postal lfs
It 3,
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The English Dutch War in the
Transvaal.

Dispatches on Monday announced that the
Beers. under General Joubert. led the British
into a trap near Iadysmiih, with result As
disastrous as the cattle Of Majsba Hill. The
British losses are forty-two officers and from
500 to :. 600 men. composing the IRISH t1Si-
Ijers and the Worcestershire Regiment. aud a
battery 81 six guns. Many o. the British we're
killed and wounded, and all the rust ~ the
two regiments taken prisoners General joa.
bert completely outEensfaied General " nlir.
aud IL Is rumnr,d ;u is1sidou that the batter
NAV be- superseded. H. his official report
General White assumes the enuTe rcsFHHsi-
biIty for the disaster.
The Bocrs. encouraged by their Success.
continue their aggressive movements. aH4
General White may bc forced 90 csacfa.e lhe
lauu az Iadssmilb and rgirraiit his forces are
not completely routed. The Beers heavy
artillery shelIcd tke RfiJi.h camp aud lbe tgsu
Of lAiysmtb. sud severe hzhruE continued!
wsihip g few miles uf lAiy.mIJh. The Basr
losses in Monday battle are estimated SO
nearly l,Ooo.
Preparation, Is the British government SD
rall out the Sec0uj AFuy tnTp>. aHd tbe NM
usual activity 10 naval ysrtIs- again asuuses
the le,i,i 50 military and naval yiry't. IHai the
government anIicIrate- Ennpean hostility.
Toe Bocrs are constructing forts araH11
Kimberley iar tae purpose rt sh".'s'E fhai
toun.
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DIED IN HAaKRsrowN
Supposed Suicide Of Eurins Strcm-
mel. OF Gettysburg

H.aEssrssS. No. Oct. - -E4rias S.r~-,-
mel, 81 Adam cauaiy, P-unsyiysa,a, s-rd
a. ~ io y,asrs. d.ei lais is., n,zat iu Hasrsz.
loWu Fal slg paa i1gut on Wet llrihri
ssrveg bali conscious, shFsrktas aad la great
pain. CursiAbl. Ignes kaul aud conveyed
hiu 10 jail ,u q cab, thinking h.ui iu'oN irAies.
Arriving Al the jAI. lr. " u. Morr5,en sas
irlepbourd ior. Tie arrived 10 minutes ail~f.
xard. hgi iB 'he interval Sirrmm-l had diri.
An empty vial uas foguj aa h.ns iai--lri
jinetaru acUnsI-, purchased oj u Gtlv,l,ar-
druggist. also bottle suii IL laadsaHla plg-
chased Ut aao,her Gettysburg dr4rgist, eh5eA
bad not b.eu useu,-d; Dos vi cz.ris bearing
ths picture ami uAnss 81 prar,ssr Myers, Gel
tySburs. Democratic unini,irv zoe Couay
Treasurer. letter addressci 60 hf. mother,
telling her 20 levy 90 al his properly sad grg
ahead II other creditors. aud that be Aas going
avay 10 make Hving for her ard himself,
receipt dated October - Ir,.sn George y
krHs Rine-slai,, Pa fer = busdeis ai 4heai;
q list of rre,iitnr, ie ysh0su b.. uvri over 500
su.nmonees in debt addressed go hin, as,a other
papers.
Il Is Supposed he committed suicide o- sc.
count Of money ,roubles- The SUN Of sl2-37
was tuuud ia his pockets. A iurg of Inquest
examined uamberu witnesses. hut reserved
i,s verdict ,,.l tomorrow, r.e remA5as H-rs
removed @" Gettysburg.
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Foot BAH at Western Maryland College.
Renorted for the Democratic Advocate.

Reported for the Democratlc ADVOCATE.
One of the most exciting and best exhibit
tons of foot ball ever witnessed in Westmin
sIer was played last Saturday on the College
grounds between St. Johns and the strong
team from Western Maryland. The game
was highly exciting from the first and abound
ed in brilliant plays on both sides Although
greatly outweighed the home team by their
fierce and snappy play held the visitors IN
check and played them to a stand still, neither
side being able to score. The home team put
up much stronger game than the score really
indicates, and got much the best OF the game
The visitors were unable to make any sub
stantial gains either around the ends or through
the line, but relied almost entirely on Mackal 5
punts for their game, while on the other hand
the visitors ends and line were both worked
for good gains. In the first half St. John 5
kicked off and after hard struggle in mid
field the ball was being carried steadily to-
ward their goal line and was on their twenty
yard line when time was called. In the second
half Mackal returned II. NJ. kick off by
beautiful punt which sent the ball tar down
into the home teams territory. Although
W. NJ. worked very hard and made very steady
gains, nevertheless they were unable to get II
back in their territory and after two attempts
at goal from the field by Melvin the game
ended with the ball on W. NJ. thirty,yard
line. The best playing. for W. NJ. was done
by Roberts, McClung, Wells and Brown, while
Pennington and Mackal carried Oft the horors
for St. Johns. The lineup was as follows
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urpnans, Court.

Monday. October 30,h.--Charies +. Fiuk,
guardian Of George }. Bankcri, seillrd first
aud 6nal account.
Safe Deposit and Trust Co.. Of Baltimore.
guardian of Wade H., Jennie NJ. and Bessie
A. Cover, settled third account
Letters Of administration on the estate II
Edward B. Simpson granted unto Richard ".
Simpson.
Last will and testamento Of Frederick BornrF
admitted to probate and letters iesiameniary
granted unto John aud Frederick Burucr,
who received order To notify creditors.
Last will and testament Of Susas Ivan ad
mitied 10 probate aud letters IT administration
with the will annexed granted unto Sophia +.
and jeremiah ID. Shoemaker.
Andrew II. Reese aud Horace q. Reese,
executors OF Sarah G. Reese, retained iavrn
tory OF personal property ard received order
TO sell personal property.
Tuesday. October 3lsi.-Las; will 8nd trs-
lament OF Daniel f. Shriner admitted Ia pro-
bate aud letters iesiamentary granted 70 Gra.
B. Shriner, who received order 90 notify cr,d D.
itors.
Letters testaneniary upon the estate ~ JOAN
r. Hornberger granted 10 George l.. Stocks
dale, whO received orders to sell real q ate
aud to notify creditors.
Elizabeth Tonp, execu,rix Of Daniel IOup.
returned sale Of personal property.
Chas A. CrumhackeT. executor 81 Eeuis-u
Winters. returned inventory OF personal prUl-
erty and received order 10 sell personal prop
ertV.
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UniOntOwn Items.

Elder S. b. Craft began series of meet
ings in the Church of God at Frizeliburg on
Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Wesley Rodkey attended a
reception at Iaaeyiown last FRIDAY night.
given Mr.. and Mrs. William Hull, who re-
turned from Washington, d. c., the same
evening. Mrs. Hull is a daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Levi ID. Reid and niece OF Mrs Rod
key.
Mrs. John p. Sbriuer. of Baltimore, has
been spending week with her aunt. Miss
Margaret Shriner.
Or. and Mrs. Sydney Cover returned 20
their home. the Narrows, Virginia, on Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Wesley Rodkey attended
a birthday party ot his brother, Mr. Wm. Rod
kew. at Mayberry. on the 81 instant.
Miss Margaret Robinson. of Frederick City.
Nd. was the CUES; of her sister, Mrs. Is. ".
Kindley. at the Methodist Protestant parsou-
age. from Friday until Monday.
Rev. B. W. Kindley, of the N. p. Church,
on Monday, conducted the funeral service Of
Mrs. Auu NJ. Repp. At New Windsor, and
was assisted by Revs. kolb and Meeks of the
~ f. Church. lntermcni was at Pipe Creek
cemetery.
Las, sunday Weaver & Co., uudertakers
of this place. brought from Linwood, the re-
mains Of Henry Willis. eolorei, who dici al
his home ia Baltimore. The funeral service
was at Bark Hill and the burial IN Mr. ohrct
cemetery
Nrs. Mary Ann Garner. OF C1Ppvrviile.
spent the week a. sacs; ut Mr. +. G. GiloeFt's
family.
Mrs. Elizabeth Davis spent last week with
her daughter and family, Mrs. William /.
Audtrs at New Windsor. assisting them r.
move IN b their aew home recently purchased
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Death OF Mrs. Cooper.

Mrs. H. w. Cooper, Of Baltimore, we'll
known TO many 10 Westminster, and especially
10 the membership of Benjamin Reformed
Church. died at her late residence, No. 1854
Eutaw Place, on Monday afternoon, Octnier
both. She was "a lady OF noble christian char
acter. aud up to the time % her last and fatal
Illness. although 10 falling health for many
months, vas active Ia charitable uors umong
the poor.
Mrs. Cooper was frequent and mo-l wei
come visitor to the family q, Carroll Pars6a-
age. BIZ ali of whom her loss will be sadly felt.
She took great delight every summer IA gath
eriug little children and bringing them up to
Westminster To be given few weeks rieasure
among the families Of R...gmiu's Reformed
congregation. Nor Il - good work con
fined 10 children alone. She made no dis
tinction, and old as well As young, irrespective
of denomination or color. have cause 10 re-
member her with gratitude, while her kindly
social disposition made her friends wherever
she went She fed the hungry, she clothed
the naked, she minisiered to the sick and suf
fering. There are many who will sadly miss
good, kind friend, TO whom her memory
shall ever be fragrant.
Her funeral took place on Wednesday after
noon. the services being conducted hy Rev.
DR.. d. NJ Benham. of the Central PreSby-
terrain Church, of which she was a member
and Rev. II. J. Macalister, of Westminster
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Surprise Party at Bcep Run.

4 large sarprise rarfy sHs Eiss0 ID che 9v~
ideuce os Mr. aH8 N., William BaHkcfi, r.
n..ep Run. ga Saiarlsy evening ociulr'S ..
This, guess arrived aaaHt : CLOCK, and 81
was q gemglsir eurprise 's tarir grandson,
William S,cWaoi. The ey-ssigE ~as delight
taiiy spent ia par.et sauas. &C. Al II
d clock refreshments uf sassIaailals ard ,iril-
eatjs> ssre SERVED 70 at.4nisnce, ai}cr Nhieh
Az lcturt.e.. % Sheer homes much pissse.i ~lth
,hs evening syrs5ymrsi. lausr prr-sHi Wcrri
Mr and Mr., Wan H,ukcrs NJ sui M nanry
steward Mr An8 Mrs. Alan kRrEtft. NJ atai
Ms Estas -aU4g4u. Nc As83 MrA Asron HsHteri
Nr Asau -taneslfer NJ arl Ma Harvey hls-
NJ as=8 Mrs. ~ stewart y arai hgs Charles
Era NJ ard MA $50 Hrssuu. NJ ard Ma @as'as
ftf.rg Mrs. va Nsanss1tcf. Mr. zE1 N7s Hle Bass
LffrF MFs PlrfsagVr MT zst Mr. Geo stewart.
NJ srA NJ TGaa.as safely Mr. aui N1S III
Wsax~r NJ and Ms gutufeu. VI 1nra -tsrstfagf
NJ - I{ppy Harry ssoasNisss. ugera hAnkTrt,
Htftsrt BahkFrt Mary GHarr Frauk AAisrf,
CAfh-zlH- Uanfcst. Jos FracE, hAauA Ahrcfs t.iH-
i8s, gsarAu4a sac F1ppeHers Arthur tii,'a1 tleat1
Il Nank~st Murray Pre- HflHu htsafrt. JAS Hers
k.Farts UauLrrl. taeHi i-tafgarf- krtergs IruRr T.
Ffgl MzseuhfHer Nsvae 4sansrrt tigUArN l-.t
Auaa Cr-strr sautel Wsasef. kla hes7.sos y es
-.ttrff Harseg arb liza rsstr.T. hafr.ag -tiarass
trsas W4ssgsF Is lEs5a s-fl EIa4 Hr-sas1 ~tr7r4-fi
Stss1sstlvT Nsfci zc Hezssa ksrt1sst Ngc-s- ii'ff
ssiIe3f NarFsy Eackrrl. lzeaa RIO - t.sf-Fr
CHARTS Iirpy U.ire- -.sars1srE. tietiT~H Nrea
EasssA steward .o-segc lspFgs kiasa -tttel7. "ft
Lipps RassA Wrafr-. te5see StH7isa-irf i'sr-H
Tarss Il Is
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Cared ClArre. Rci,rulsd Cnnreh.-RenlAmin
taalea-SuHday school at 5op N. Divine ser
vice al 80 p "a. - Matthews church SUNDAY
school a. a. I'd. Holy Communion At 10 a.
Preparatory seTrice This saturday Of 20 p N
H. ;. MaeAilster. Pastor
Grsec Lutheran Church. sunday school at 8 =
Preaching al 10 - a. m. AMI I'D p. m. by the
:. Il, Miller. Pastor.
UnIantuun NJ 2 Cburrh-oB Sunday Rev F. T.
Tagg y. H., E{itor Of the Methodist Protestant
v ~ preach I9s5a. IA. also 10 . Revival
service II the evening 10 D. e2attated through the
week b, W. kindiey Pastor.
Uuontawu Church 81 Goi.-Suntlay school at
e. Hi. Preaching az 10 rs a N. In the evening
as "a Al FrtEelleurg ~ "a IA and each evening
during the week
salem Charge Lutheran Church. - Beuzmin's
church sunday Schoo! Al q. m Preaching at
10 "a \. z. ; q. T. at 80 p. "a. CatechisS ON
p. III. - Johns Church-sauday school At p.
m frsaehing AT = m Saieehise a = N,
: 4 Diehl Pastor
-. Johns t'hurrlt-stndAys- Mass at rs
snd High Mass al 10 II. 10. yesIcrs at 30 p m
Joseph II cassidy Pastor.
Ascension Church.-SundAy, Nov. 5.--Holy Eu-
chartst a. 80 a. IA. Maths AZ 20 a m. second
Holy Eucharist AZ itSo a m ETensong a. TO
Euj D. IN sdays-Matins ana Holy Eucha-
rist at EYensons except Fridays AZ ,.
E B. Taylor Rector.
The Boys Meeting viii be reopened saturday
afternoon at 30 O'Clock october :. 1899 in Carroll
Hat
81 FaUFs Reformed ChurCh.-Suu,lHy school at
g. II a. IL Divine Service at 1888 "A. and p m
Calvin =. SlaEle Pastor
There will De preaching in the Bethel of the
Church OF God al Warheldsburg sunday. November
5th at O'Clock, 2. IN. by L F. hurry, teaching
elder You are invited.
Centenary NJ r.. Chureh.-Sunday school at 9l5
q IA. Preaching at IaSl a. m. and 7.5l p.
Jupftr Erswprfk Ieauue a m. EpWnTth
Lca25ics,J 80 g. N. Prayer Meeting Wednesday at
s.5l ,.
Joel BrnSn Pastor.
Ncth.siist Protestant Church, Kew. W. L. GTlhau,
D. D. PaStor-Sibbath ServiceS-Preaching by the
pas tor at 1880 a. and !. 30 sabbath School
at y Is n III. Junior c. L. at 80 p. Christian En-
t.avor service in the lecture room ut $50 p Mid
week service in the lecture room ednesday even
ing. II 7.30 p IN.
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BERRET ITEMS.
PrOtracted Services ClOSed-The Campaign
A Quiet Wedding.

Protracted services have closed at this pace
with few accessious. Though the meetings
were spirited and good, like at many other
places religion is left till death is staring us
in the face, and then ''too late is often heard
to he the cry.
Politics have been unusually quiet in this
community. The only reminder we have Of
the approaching election is candidate seen
leisurely driveing along the highway or in a
farmers corn field, eompimendng him on his
fine yield, which is No. / throughout this sec
ton.
The ladies of Brandenburg NJ, p. Church
will serve oysters on election day and night
as usual.
Miss Mary Z. Frizzel, daughter OF Mrs.
Peyton Fr;zzel, of Freedom. and Mr.. Bayard
Dorsey, of this place, were quietly married At
noon on October % at the residence of the
brides mother. Mr. Guy Dorsey, brother of
the groom, and Miss Ella Frizzell sister of
the bride, were attendants. Rev. j. NJ.
Hawley, OF Freedom NJ +. Church, per
formed the ceremony in y very impressive
manner Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsey left on the
afternoon train for an Eastern tour.
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New Advertisements.

Legal Notices.
List Of Unclaimed Matter in tie postofire.
Westminster, Md.
You Are Cordially Invited to Our ChFysan-
thermum Show-Miller Bros. Popular Cash
Store, Westminster, Nd See Supplement.
The Model Stere News and Your Winter
Wants are Interesting SnnjeciS-Wm. f.
Derr, Westminster, Md
More for the Money Than You Find Else
where-New York Bargain House, Wesimin-
ster, Md.
The White Palace-John D. Bowers, 4749
E. Main street. Westminster. Nd.
For Rent-Elisha Bennett, Tyler, Nd.
$1,000 Cash, &c-The Werner Company,
Akron, Ohio.
Public Sale of Valuable Real Estate
Uriah j. Hildebridle's Heirs.
The Judiciary Amendment.
Applications for Liquor Licenses.
Annual Statement of the Carroll County
Public Schools-DeSees l.. Farrar, Exami-
ner.
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Berrett Items.

Farmers of this vicinity have about finished
husking corn aud gathering chestnutS, aud
are generally well pleased with their harvest.
Mr. Howard Garhearl and William Shipley.
our noted sportsmen, are spending few days
Ia Howard county. They are expected to
return With sev raj deer skins.
Mr. Charles Arrold Flemming, our prospee-
tive dentist, Is taking course in the Winfield
Academy.
Owing 10 the terrible rain and wind storm
on Wednesday aud Thursday Of this week, we
viii not Be- surprised to hear of several of our
Republican friends being under the advice of
a doctor
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DUBLIC SALE
or
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

The undersigned heirs at law of Uriah J.
Hildebridle. late OF Carroll county, deceased
will offer at public sale, at the late residence
of said Uriah j. Hiltebridle, on the Stone
road. near Mt Pleasant. in said county, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Is, A, D., 1899,
att u, m. the following described real estate;
lst.-l Acre, ..Roods and 20 Square
Perches of Land, more or less. improved by
n 21.storv log Weatherboarded Dwelling fsEfa
House. barn, wagonshed and all neees- - -.
sary outbuildings, good orchard, 6e.; all
cleared land. 2nd.-3 Acres and 81 Square
Perchqs of Land. more or less, situate on the
Stone road, about one-eighth of a mile from
first mentioned tract of land, IN good state OF
cultivation. 3d.-28 Acres, Roods and 20
Souare Perches of Land. more or less, situate
on said Stone road, near the last mentioned
lot Of land; about Is acres of which Is IN eGl-
tiyation, the balance in good timber.
Terms of Sale.-0ne third cash, one third
in 6 and the balance in u months from day
of sale. the credit payments to be secured by
note of purchasers with approved security
bearing interest from day of sale; or all cash
at option of purchasers.
JOHN B. HILDEBRIDLE,
LAURA V. HILDEBRIDLE,
NARY A. HILDEBRIDLE,
JONAS +. HILDEBRIDLE,
SARAH ]. HILDEBRlDLE,
nov4.ts HARRY NJ. HILDEBRlDLE.
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John ID. BOWERS.
At and 40 E Main street, opposite Catholic Church.
- rChrake and Potomac Telephone Rngs WESTMINSTER
4 OBLIGATIONS FOR
"A LIQUOR LICENSE.

WESTMINSTER, Mp, November |, 1899.
| 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, to wit:
To KEEP A HOTEL OR ORDINARY
Harry E. Crout, Manager of The Westmin-
ster Hotel Westminster, Nd
Burk Duerbsck, SykesvilIe, Md.
And unless cause to the contrary be shown
in writing on or before the 10Th day of
November, 1899, the licenses applied for will
be issued, provided the said applicants comply
with the requirements of Chapter c, Acts OF
1894, requisite thereto.
JAS. II. BILLINGSLEA,
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
nov4 It
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.l.sfo-tri ~ ;l.s fsssaorsas5s Advocate
4 n.stric, Teachers As,seia'4ali has i.ern
foftsed t,y the iracb-rs as Myers dsiFsel,
ubieh ho.d- lis rssa.as ~rskiy Hieetin.s Ia
Carroll Academy. Cnlua Mills, i0g the pur.
,,..s. 81 discussing lhe diilrr~ui educsiioaa&
questions that mas sF.*e. The io.ianius "sh
GERS bare herB rieey-i fas BE- 'Dsusug year
Prysislsst,. J. Frank Byers. vice president, A
J. Bemillsr: SECRETARY. H. N. Liur7 assistant
secretary, A. : Marcinck. last Fudsy uishi
,,he Scgalsr meeting r'Shti The subject 81
Phv.iology was discussed Nr. J. tragk
Ryers. president ct The association. gave asa
Illustrated Talk ou- circulation. and Miss
Aagaud Ngshaam 90 Illustrated ta.k on the
eve. tram wh.rh ,hcrr was great deal "i hea-
eli. derived. 4 c,umitsrc aas appointed by
The president tp araa up % constitution tssr the
assor5aIi5n. A subject sill b. given GO each
teacher BY the Prs,jdrrI 20 ossCa-s a ~ces
preyious - that be- can hase sseis urrFars'iua
ihereupoa.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-11-04
I pUBLIC MEETING

OF Westminster Lodge No. 80, A. o. U. W,
of Nd, will be held at Odd Fellows Hall,
Friday evening, the 10th. at S O'Clock, in the
interest OF the Order. The meeting will be
called to order By the Chairman, c. T. Ref
snider. Jr., NJ. W. The speakers will be
Lewis Becker, G. N. W. of Md, j. W. t.
Gillian, Depty G. NJ, W. aud other Grand
Lodge Officers of Maryland. All members
families. friends aud white citizens are re
auested TO be present The members will
meet at Babylon's Hall, and will be escorted
by the Westminster Band to place of meeting
and furnish music for the occasion.
j. T. KNODE,
Acting Recorder,
noy42t Westminster Lodge No. 81.