The Democratic advocate., 1909-04-02
4 PUBLICATIONS. FOR LIQUOR Ii
"A CENSES.

The following are the names or the
persons who have applied for a Ii
cense to sell spirituous and fermented
liquors in Carroll County, State OF
Maryland, under the provisions of an
Act of the General Assembly Of Mary
land. passed at January Session. 1908:
J. Frank Baker, at Union Bridge, Car
roll county, Maryland, on the West
side of North Main street.
J. Howard Patterson, at Hampstead,
Carroll county, Maryland, on East
side of Main street, known as
Spring Garden Hotel
Louis Sachs, at Westminster, Carroll
county, Maryland, No. 73 East Main
street
John C. Leffert, at Westminster, Car
roll county, Maryland, No. Z East
Main street.
James F. Briscoe,at Westminster, Car
roll county, Maryland, on East Main
street, known as 'The Westmin-
ster'
John Poisel, at Westminster, Carroll
county, Maryland, at No. 100 East
Main street.
Harry Gosnell, at Westminster, Car
roll county, Maryland, at No. 201
East Main street
Martin V. Shriver, at Westminster,
Carroll county, Maryland, at Nos.
1, 8 and 5 East Main street.
William P. Edwards, at Ridgeville,
Carroll county, Maryland, S. w.
corner of the junction of Ridge Road
and Baltimore Turnpike.
Alice R. Stell, at Union Bridge, Car
roll county, Maryland, on East side
of Main street, known as Union
Bridge Hotel"
Reuben H. Alexander, at South East
corner of the junction of the
Ridge and Sans Creek Roads, about
10 mile north of Taylorsville, Car
roll county, Maryland.
Grover G.. Fox, at TaneytOwn, Carroll
county, Maryland, corner OF Baltl-
more and Littlestown streets.
Charles E. Simpson, at Mount Airy,
Carroll county, Maryland, on West
side of Main street, about 500 feet
South of tracks of the B. & o. R. r.
Charles E. Roberts, at Mount Airy,
Carroll county, Maryland, on West
side of Main street, South of B. & O..
Railroad track.
Rufus E. Becraft, at Summit Point,
Carroll county, Maryland, about II
mile South of Ridgeville.
John H. Six, at Westminster, Carroll
county, Maryland, at No. 81 West
Main street.
James G. Six, at Union Bridge, Car
roll county, Maryland, on a street
or way, between the premises own
ed by him and the Western Mary
land Freight Office and adjoining
Western Maryland Hotel property,
&c
EIdridge J. Hammond and William l..
Hammond, co-partners, trading as
Hammond Bros, at Hoods Mill,
Carroll county, Maryland, on North
side of Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
track.
Abraham S. Burkholder, at Cranberry
Station, Carroll county, Maryland,
about one mile East of Westminster.
Charles A: Elliott, at Taneytown, Car
roll county, Maryland, on Baltimore
street, known as Elliot House.
Lemuel A. Cook, at Westminster, Car
roll county, Maryland, at No. 1O1
West Main street.
Calvin A. Jenkins, at Woodbine, Car
roll county, Maryland, adjacent to
the property of the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Company and Ben
net G Kuhn.
Charles G. Brown, at Harvey, Carroll
county, Maryland, on road leading
from Taneytown to Gettysburg.
William c. Sweigart, at Westminster,
Carroll county, Maryland, No. 277
East Main street.
George e. Linton, Sykesville, Carroll
county, Maryland, adjoining the
property owned by Clarence Brown,
&c.
Samuel K. Markell, Lineboro, Carroll
county, Maryland, on East side of
York Road. &c.
John H. Weetenhamp, Sykesville, Car
roll county, Maryland, on the North
side of the public road running
through said village.
Arkansas H. Bankard, Taneytown,
Carroll county, Maryland, on corner
of Baltimore and Frederick streets.
Elias Mummert,s at Manchester, Car
roll county, Maryland, on Main
street, known as Washington
House Hotel"
William L. Corbin, at Westminster,
Carroll county. Maryland, at No. Is
East Main street.
Robert Sellman, at Mount Airy, Car
roll county. Maryland, on West