The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1896-10-10
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1896.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
LOCAL BREvITIES.

mon on Anarchists.
Hagerstown Fair commences on October
20. Carroll, as usual, will be represented.
The mercury was down to $40 yesterday
morning at O'clock and there was heavy
white frost
Go IN hear Senator Guv. the eloouent New
Yorker, at Odd Fellows Hall, this city, next
Tuesday night.
The attention of all persons interested in
church services is called TO the religious
notices, weekly.
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Miss Fila Bipos and Messrs. d. S. Hill and
! W. Crockett of Baltimore. spent last Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Stoner, of this
city
Ex.Iov Frank Brown and his children
Feb I'D Nay have returned from their
Enronoan tr;,. TLev orrivad in New York
ON Sunday.
Nice E;zobe,b NJ RovIa oldest douobter
of Dr. Charles b Bowie. of Haeerstown,
formerly of tbis citv died of limo tToubIe on
Wonday n;ght aoed n wears.
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~ 80 oa go Wngaans in tbis COUNT Of
naraiya;s She was n Miss Delasbmutt' of
Freder;ck and widely known.
M cou..do ,a I To,,;o Buchanan
T. I., gu" i,'s, l.. a.r,ad ho,oa from
1ani'ai ,,st y, JFr;ends and raIat;yns in
Ralt;more and Wosbinoton, d G.
tn wo-.--:.,o- So; pa.l. hoo Ia
,larnd sena; annnal 5;r;dend 90 thran A and
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49, - Ia, - ,ba Tana,toU.n charaa
Mrs. agnes a Dugail' WHO" oi tMe li,le
plerre Y. Dugan anu sister vi PTS ona'les
d. ROBERTS, OF TINS city, dled at her nome IN
Baltimore ON Friday night oil last week, IN
her o2d year.
Mrs. Lousa Fowler, OF Baltimore, Is VISIT
ing her daughter, Mrs McGirr, IN company
With her brother, Mr.. Jacob Bowersox, OF
Iltin, Ohio. Mr.. Bowersox has not been IN
Maryland for seventeen years.
Senator Charles L. Guy, one of the most
eloquent speakers in New York. will address
a Bryan meeting at Odd Fellows Hail.
Westminster, next tuesday night The meet
ing will be called to order promptly at 40
O'CLOCK
The Flower Mission closed their work this
week for the season, and asks the ADVOCATE
TO return their thanks to all who have aided
them The contributors on Thursday were
Mrs. JAS A. C. Bond, Mrs. Thomas Zepp
ana mss Lou bi%ier'
Mr. n has n
variety OF corn, called the "haffIr Corn.
lie procured the seed in Philadelphia. The
stalk looks like the ordinarycorn, but the grain
grows at the top, Just as broom corn or sorg-
hum grows. The corn Is sad to be excellent
for feeding stock.
The remains of Col Robert NJ. Polk, of
Baltimore, whose sudden death was noticed
an the ADVOCATE last week, We're inferred at
krider's, near this city. last Saturday: The
paii-nearers were Dav,d 9toner' imam a.
Cunningham, ueorge NJ Tarke' 1ohh Mur
ray llngllng, John >. baumgartner ana
Joseph ID. BROOKS
Hicks said "a general polar wave will spread
over the country from the 18th to 10TH" 1t
came, de says the PINTO the lothls storm
perod. 10 De followed by eola weather. Inc
next storm period viii pe l9th 10 list WIN VII
gaies' solne SNOW anu coIu n "ea1ne , IN, ne
next are 19tg 10 zo!h anu Z9th 10 oV,h' Inc
mohth Will Close WIN increasing eoid'
Finding the time for preparation too brief
in which to make the fair for the benefit of
the fire Department of this city The grandest
and most successful ever held here, the ladies
having it in charge. at meeting held at the
CITY Couneii chamber on TUESDAY evening,
aeeloea WIN grea, unaiHlty 10 ehange Us h,fe
from oe'ooer l'--i' 10 november %i-zo'
A letter from Harry r. Huber. dated Sen.
a.,
vessel. the Alliance, at Lisbon, Portugal.
The ship was fifteen days behind the time
fixed for its arrival at that port. The wide
Sombreros and red sashes of the men and the
hatless heads of the women of Lisbon are re-
marked by him Is being in strange contrast
with people at home.
Miss Jamie Young of Beniamin's Church
and Miss NJ. Anna Lowe. of 81. Johns !
Church, represented the Young Peoples |
Missionary Societies at the Woman's Home
and Foreign Missionary Society at Hagers-
town from September 80 to October 3. Cal |
win Starner is the delegate of Salem Charge |
to the MARYLAND Lutheran Synod. which is |
now in session at Cumberland
Tho now e,ac,;on Iaw nrov;des that election
bootLs ro,st he I'D "a hoardS a, Loo, ono
~ th;oI Tha nroson, hoo,bs orc nod
n e~IS a aven'a;gbtbs Of an ;ncb tb;ct cnnSe-
ouy Enot Iii az ,le4 'l,en, eo,se
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aHu .ns cDsi i, ~ - WI. pI anou. s' 90
pne new patlot uTAes wa eosl apuut soo:oo'
e sior Is grs Wv. ea o eoes h ,,se hig,
81. % barrel and other farm products cor.
respondinplv low.
1monc+ba bo nd.omo oortr,hn,;ons rooo;rad |
from Rait;more 10 the fair for tbe hanef;t of
the fire denartment Of this civ. tbronob the |
medium of some our citizens. are the follow.
ing: A China tea set. valued at Sl5. 90: a Ian
robe. valued Mt $1,000; an elegant Sday |
cIock-strikes hours and half ho9rs-valued |
Mt SI5. 90: an onyx lamp. bronze base. valued |
at sos 90: a sewing table-yery fine and orna.
mentol-yolned al $40 90 a handsome fonr.
fold japanese screen. valued at $500. and
many other articles.
The Freder,ok Fair onens next Tuesday |
ond ooa,;opes Con- dars AZ nsnsi ,baro ys;ll
he snso;al a,.raot;ons eacb Jav On Tbnrs
SPSe'I W. NJ, 800 "!i