The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-08-29

Fountain Valley. and Mr. and nrs. ].
Clinton Kempher and son. Carroll. and
Andrew Routzann. of rear thIH city.
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Fox grapes are ripenlng and are
said to Be plentiful.
Another young auctloneer came into
ne family OF Ir, John w. neayer.
near Cranberry. on Friday night.
The annual reunion Of the Sunday
schools Of the FIfth district held yes
Ierday At Foreaton was largely attend
ID by the farmers OF the upper part OF
baltimore county. Carroll and Hartford
counties and he southern paTt OF
Pennsylvania.
AZ meeting lsst week OF the Aen's
club o. ReisterHIown : eommIlls was
appointed 10 inquire about the diHcon-
Ilnuanes Of Gathers Express ears TO
Reistefzlown. The United Railways
formerly ran = ear, which was : great
convenience lo the merchants and
residents OF RelHteratosn and Glyn-
don.
Mrs. Ruth II. IAntz. Of Thurmont.
has been granted an absolute divorce
from her husband. Robert q. fantz. on
The grounds uI deserIIon and non
support She has been given The Gus
Iody Of their one child. Catherine. and
he right 10 resume her maiden name
The couple were married February le.
Iat0. - ThuTmont b Elder |. d
FlShr The date OF deaortion was
Hay |. 30.
Every rural carrier nd ever sub
stltute IN the State Of Maryland,
whether member OF he association
dr not i most earnestly requested By
The president Of the association 10
make i : point TO be present II the
ninth annual conference Of the nurai
Letter Carriers Of Maryland. . take
place II baltimore September and
z. beginning p $50 D m. on the
fourth floof Of he poatoffice building.
John Working. an I'D resident Of
Eabilla#TIile. - instantly KILLED We'd
naadaY night Hhen h jumped from
faHt flying passenger train M. just
east e[ Deerflsld and plunged head
firat Into train standing upon side
track. Working boarded the train NJ
sahiIlaHFIlle and before IL slowed
down Iof the next station Jumped OF
before The eye Of several hoTrlfled
passengers.
Dinners will b served at : centa
each. an September ! at ST Johns
ll.eisteH.ai Lutheran Church y the
committee.
A distressing accident, Of which
Lyman. the three =yeaF=ald ron d Rev.
and Mr. William J 0tt. Of HHgers=
town. ID. waH the victim. occurred
Sunday IT Rocky Ridge. Md. II the
home oI the ehIlda grandfather. :
collie doT. win which he wanted To
play, turned On the child. tearing one
Of hia checks N fTIEhtful manner
and lnlIetinK other Injuries nth it
Ianga. The ehII1.a mother iH daughz
Ter Of DT. s. i Weaver. OF IIttles=
town. Rho with nsy. OF. took the lit
lie fefIos 10 IL Pas1auT Institute In
baltimore for treatment II Il not be
Ileyed he doK Nas mad.
Congressman Joseph :. uouldsn, Of
saw York. Hho In zall known In
Maryland. haa been selected = Tam
many Hall a. : candidate for preaiz
dent of the Hoard O. Aldermen Of
New Y0rk. MH. GouldeH owns several
fine farms In the upper section Of
Carroll county. where he spends
tho time which he can take from his
congressional duties and his business
IN NaR York. Il haH been ii. ambl=
ton Of his life to retire from active
business and II reside on one oT hia
farms near THneYtown. Three years
ago he declined denomination for
Congress. LaHI year Ie was Induced
10 aceaDI a nomination and va elect
I'd L had been his intention u With
draw permanently from public life.
but hi constituents paid no attention
10 hla Intentions. NJ. Goulden has
been prominent az tie annual con-
Yentions OF The Atlantic Deeper In
land Waterways Association. and has
been : strong advocate of the con
HirueII0n OF 4 series o inland canals
along the Atlantic seahoard.
Among a number OF interesting ex-
tracts from N old diary Of Jacob
Engelhfeeht. Of Frederick. which are
appearing In the Frederick News" Il
the following paragraph showing thai
IN the election IN Frederick county In
fhe fall of 1s6a. Mr. y. l.. II. Sea
brook. now editor Of The American
Sentinel. who vas running for COM
missioner of the Land ONCE. received
next 10 the highest number of votes on
the successful ticket. The paragraph
IN the diary l. as follows. eNogemz
Der Il. 1s63--The result OF the cleo
ton In Frederick county on November
was a,22S for the unconditional I'm
ION ticket. The vote was about as fol-
lows 4. II. Goldsborough for comp
troller Of treasury, $3.50; S. I. Mofiit.
Isl; seabrook. for Register o. Land
ONCE. 4.02S, no opposition. For Con-
gross. Francis Thomas. 3,9S7. No oppo-
sltlon. For the legislature, the Union
ticket received about 2.960, and the
opposition about 700. For Clerk Of
the Circuit Court. j. ". l. Carty, 1859:
Abner Campbell. GIG: Register Of
Wills. Thomas Ia Mclean. 5.S7s;
Charles Cole. 749; Orphans Court.
1890: opposition. 6S6; Sheriff, John A.
Steiner. s,76e. James Stevens. 843:
surveyor, John s. Ramsburg. 4,035:
Baker, 500. The result of the election
In the State Of Maryland was: For
Comptroller, Goldsborough, $1,000; s.
s. MofIII. Rebel. 15,94s. Union Major
Ity. 20.a76."