The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-01-28
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Walter r. Rudy has been reappoint-
ed postmaster Of Mt. Airy.
The Advocate received a descriptive
catalogue from II. w. Wood & Sons
seed growers and merchants, of Rich
mond, Va.
The Maryland Health Bulletin is
sued monthly by the State Board OF
Health, Baltimore, was received at this
Office yesterday.
Littlestown Conclave, Improved Or
der of Heptasophs, held its annual
banquet Monday night in Aloysius
hall, LittlestoWn.
Cranberry school No. will give an
entertainment Friday night, February
4th. If the weather is unfit, it will
be given the first clear night.
Wade H. D. Warfield, Sykesville, has
been appointed a member of the State
Live Stock and Sanitary Board. MIR
Warfeld is secretary of the board.
The smoke house on the premises
of DR.. ]. J. Stewart, Pennsylvania
avenue, was partly burned on Tuesday
and damaged some Of the meat ii
contained.
Ira Englar, clerk at the Western
Maryland Railroad, is reported to be
going to farming in the spring. He
was in Baltimore recently, it is said
and purchased two fine young mules
A pardon was received for Charles
z. KINNEY at the clerks Office this
week. KINNEY was convicted at the
November term of this court in 1905
for larceny, and was sentenced to
Maryland penitentiary for two years
Daniel o. Smith, near Ship1ey, had
the misfortune to have horse which
he was riding on Monday last to fall
with him, causing dislocation of his
right ankle, also breaking a bone in
the limb above the knee, and badly
decorating the whole limb.
Paul Ready, of Indiana, Pa, has
purchased an interest in the Carroll
County Rod Company. Mr.. Ready will
be made secretary and treasurer OF
the company and will have his Office
at the Central Hotel, this city. Will
liam 3. Smitten il manager.
Detective Pohler, of Baltimore, came
to this city Wednesday and arrested
George w. Aldridge, of Baltimore, on
charge of non-support of his wife.
who lives in that city. Aldridge aban-
doned his wife some time ago and came
TO Warfieldsburg, where he was cap
tured and taken back to Baltimore.
On Monday last Samuel Haines, Joe
Bentz and Aaron Fisher, three local
fishermen, exhibited at the railroad
in this city, a carp weighing IL pounds
and measuring rs inches in length,
together with 80 others weighing from
to pounds each, which they caught
In stream i'm the vicinity of Carroll
ton Station.
Jacob T.. Hull, Of Harrisburg, Pa,
was in this city this week making up
a quantity of Hulls Horse and Cattle
Powder for Albaugh-Babylon Grocery
%. He called upon the Advocate be-
pre- leaving, and stated that every
ling is on the boom up there. Mr..
all j. with his sons, John and Har-
We, who are conducting1a prosperous
Dueher business at that place.
William r.. Amoss, director Of Farm
ers Institutes visited Westminster On
the eth instant and was met by the
local Farmers Institute committee,
consisting of Robert Gist, chairman;
Mlchae, T.. Walsh, secretary; Col. >.
s. HerH Philip G. Slingluff, Joseph W.
VI smith, hrry Young, James W. Beach
am and Teorge "A. Lester. Arrange
ments Wee made to hold the annual
Farmers Institute az the Court House,
ID westminster, on February and
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