The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-09-15
The Manchester Bank building is being re-

The Manchester Bank building is being re-
paired and reprinted.
Mr.. John W. Angel, of Middleburg, was
nominated for Congress by the Prohibiuonists
of the second district on Wednesday.
The ADVOCATE is indebted to Mr.. John W..
Blizzard, Of Patapsco, for generous gilt OF
Concord and Nagara grapes. They were
very fine.
Dorsey Jones, colored, arrested on a peace
warrant sworn out by Hanson Dorsey, colored,
on Friday of last week, gave security ON We'd
neSday and was released from Jail.
The County Commissioners last Monday
were engaged in general business. special
pension of ten dollars was granted to Peter
Haines and wife, of franklin district.
William Cox. colored, for assauting J. W.
Wright, tins city, was adiudged guilty by jus
tice Moore on Monday aud fined $500 and
costs, in default of which he was sent to Jail.
Application has been made To Gov. Smith
for the pardon of George Walter Gambler, OF
this county, now serving "a term in the Penn
Tertiary for house breaking. The Governor
will take up the case on or after Monday.
Harry Dorsey, coIored, of Mt Airy, in Jail
charged with larceny. was before Judge Relt-
snder on a writ of babeas corpus on Thursday.
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After hearing Dorsey was remanded to Jail.
Miss Berthe NJ Little, daughter of Mr.. Jas.
$. Little, of Frizellhurg, died on Thursday
night, aged 81 years, month and Is days.
Her funeral will take place this Saturday
afternoon, at Baust Church, leaving the house
at q clock.
While riding a horse on Thursday morning
Mr.. Edgar Dudrer, OF Frizellburg, met with
severe accident. The animal stumbled aud
Mr.. Dudrer was thrown off, aud had bone
of the left forearm broken. DIR. J. RIuehart
reduced the fracture.
The buildings of the Maryland Collegiate
Institute, at Union Bridge, are about com
pleted, aud the Institute viii reopen ON the
25th instant, at 10 o clock IN the morning.
The faculty invite the patrons and friends OF
the Institute TO be present
At 10 a. IN. yesterday, Friday, the Wealth
er Bureau sent out the following bulletin -
Rain tonight aud Saturday; light 10 fresh
winds, becoming northeast. Another storm
was forming Thursday night southeast OF New
Orleans hat direction it viii take l. unknown
The national banks Of Westminster had de-
posts on September s, the date Of the last
call for statements, a. follows Union Ma
tional S244 ,0Is.OS First National S249, 7l7.I7
The First National Of New Windsor had $50.
524 -.
Rev. Dr. C. T. Jones, pastor OF the NJ. f.
Church. Watersvile, Is Ia the midst OF biz
revival. There were fifteen acceSsIous to the
church during the past week. The church Is
being crowded 10 overlooking each night aud
many seekers are at the altar. br. Jones Is
a young msn, aud graduated last spring from
Drew Theo. Seminary. He Is doing grand
work aud Is much liked in the community.
Miss Mary E. Croft, highly esteemed
Young lady of this city. died at the residence
OF her parents. Mr.. aud Mr. John /. Croft,
on Thursday afternoon, after short Illness
from typhoid fever, aged II Years, I months
aud DAYS Funeral services viii be held at
the house tomorrow Saturday morning at
10 o'clock, Rev. DR.. Price. ui ihe NJ. T..
Church, officiating, aud the interrment Nlit be
IN The Westminster Cemetery.