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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-09-20
DISTRICT CONVENTIONS.
Called TO Convene On Saturday,
September z, At 2P, NJ,

The Democratic Committee of
this County hereby calls for Dis
trict Conventions to meet in the
the several districts of the county
on SATURDAY, SEPT. %, 1900.
at 2 p. m, for the purpose of
nominating district candidates as
follows:
A Commissioner of the County
Court.
A Member of the Board of Edu-
cation.
Two Justices of the Peace.
Two Constables.
The places fixed upon for hold
ing the Conventions in the sew
eral districts are as follows:
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-09-20

All meetings will be held OH
the above date, except for Union
district which will be one week
later, OH Saturday, September 20.
at 2 p. IN.
1t will be the duty of the mem
bers of the Committee in the sew
eral districts to arrange for a place
of meeting and to call the Con-
vention to order ut the time speci-
fed, and have a Chairman and
Secretary elected to preside over
the Convention, who must send
in a report of the proceedings.
giving the names of the nominees
signed by the Chairman and Sec
rotary. Send this report as soon
after the meeting as possible TO
the undersigned Chairman of the
Committee at KiDgwood, 70 be
filed with the Board of Ballot
Commissioners as required by law.
BY order Of the Committee.
J. SLIDELL BRowN, Ggn.
VINCENT f. GocKE, Sec'y.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-09-20
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Election November Q. 1900.

Election November @. 1900.
NATIONAL TICKET.
For President,
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN,
of Nebraska.
For Vice President,
ADLAI EWING STEVENSON,
of Illinois.
For Congress-2nd District,
THOMAS B. DAVIS,
OF Mineral County.
STATE TICKET.
For Governor,
JOHN HOMER HOLT,
of Huntington.
For Auditor,
JAMES HENRY MILLER,
OF Hinton.
For Treasurer,
J, GARLAND HURST,
of Harper's Ferry.
For Attorney-General,
GEORGE M. Mccoy,
of Sistersville.
For Superintendent of Schools,
II. A. ARMSTRONG,
of Morgantown.
For Judges Supreme Court,
w. ENGLISH, of Point Pleasant.
w. G. BENNETT, of Weston.
For Electors at Large,
]. w. DAVIS, of Clarksburp,
L. NJ. GILKESoN, of Parkersburg.
COUNTY TICKET.
House of Delegates,
West Side-BENJ. F. SAPP.
East Side-GEO. S. DEAKINS.
Sheriff,
]. M. BUCKNER.
Prosecuting Attorney,
/. c. RALPHSNYDER.
Surveyor of Lands,
JULIUS X. MONROE.
Assessors,
West Side-JOHN f. GALE.
East Side. w. FREELAND.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-09-20

The Democrats Of the county
should not forget the District Con
ventions to be held next Saturday.
but should turn out in full force
and help nominate the best men
that can be secured for district can.
didates. The convention for this
district will not be called till 2
O'Clock p. m., instead Of O'Clock.
as specified IN the call, in order to
give plenty Of time after dinner for
all TO get there, and so that parties
from here can 90 up ON the after
noon train.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-09-20

Ex-Gov. Campbell, of Ohio, who
enjoys the reputation of close and
conservative political observer, is in
Washington. When asked his
opinion of the situation he said:
"The Democrats arc now making
steady gains. They are gaining
strength every day in New York, in
Ohio, in Indiana-in fact, all over
the country. If the election occur
red to-day the Democratic vote
would be larger than it would have
been yesterday. This far, think
there has been no day when we
were not stronger than the day
before. Such a condition surely
promises well for success.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-07-21
HesSon-Englar Wedding-Death of Jesse
kOOp and Other Items.

William HeSson of McKinstry's, and Miss Grace
L. Englar daughter of the late U;iah EnGar, OF
near New Windsor, were married Wednesday even
ing July 18th. The ceremony WAS performed by
Elder W. Philip Englar, of the German Baptist
Church. at his home in Uniontowu. Mr.. Enghr -
Il brother OF the bride
Wilson Scott of Baltimore, is visiting his cousin,
Ira otto, near LinwoOd
John d. f. Stoner. retired farmer undertouk l"
harvest Mrs. Jane rfoutz's rye crop. James Devil
hiss also a retired farmer aged So years, swung
the cradle Mr.. Stouer rked and Charles f. Rein
dollar, the Ridge druggist, did the binding. Uncle
Jimmy, while at it, kept the boys hustling to keep
up TO him lie handled the cradle as he did when
a Young man IN ANTE bellum days"
Mrs. Joseph Stidham. of Baltimore and Miss
Rosetta Wagner, of Westminster, are visiting heir
sister, Mrs w. b. Bankard, near Uniontown.
The Harvest Thanksgiving Meeting was held
in Pipe Creek German Baptist church ON saturday
afternoon last. O. II. Yeremain, an Armenian
student, preached the sermon taking for his text
the l26th FSllm 9Th They that sow in tears
shall reap in joy"
Jesse Roop, aged 81 years, died at his home, Ne"
Windsor, on Wednesday evening. He was aretired
farmer and an Elder in the German Baptist Church.
He leaves widow aui four daughters. Mr. Raop
native of this county and in his early days
was school teacher H i, the last % fivs broth
ers His funeral will take place this saturday.
morning
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-07-21
Haight Items.

Revival services have been in progress az the N.
E Church this place nearly two week. N'-N'ces
are conducted by RevS Curlry aud smith.
Rev. Frank Tyler formerly oi Freedom circuit,
but now a student At Vanderbilt University, pant
visit to his many friends atthis plIcesui Freedom
Mr. David Dell. employed at oakland Mills, was
taken TO Baltimore GA Monday of this week to ns
treated for blood poison very small pimglc APP
pesred oGe of his legs aud he scratched IT, aut 10
Is supposed must have gotten some dye u It 70
was thought that amputaliou would b. necessary.
hut on examination it was discovered ltat other
means might be employed in orier Ia save the les
Nj Dell has also a very sick child at this lime
owing 10 the uuusII not weather there lisa great
deal OF sickness here Cholera morhus seems to bc
much in evidence ami there have hceu several
very bad Cases Your eurrcSp. nd,ut has bccu laid
up for repairs for week past.
Wheat is turning out well sud is at tin. quality
The grains arr large aud plump which has E"i
been the case for several years
crops aud vegetables Of siI sorts aGe suffering
very much for miu la this vicinity There hss
been very little min for over inouth The I.st.lp
crop will not Dc more than halia yield ths sIa.s
an, dying aud thsrc are very Tess potatoes ta fHr
hill Corn IS whitening also, and 10 some dabis ,au
b. seen dead blades mp AS tat Jha ear Hay lar
vest Is nearly over aud while the quantity BE- u"t
large. fair crop has h-eu "a Cs,i.
We hope % sooa announce the RESULT uf su q ,zl.-
meat tried BY a NJ Loche. near Nouh Hai.a. 500
his wheat crop which be soWst ls,i tiI i'aaHi
fertilizer and mentioned iu another gsuul.Hrr4.
tiou bat Judging from appearance itin fertilizer
~ 0uld have added Ia the yieIi
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Rachman,S Valley Items.

Wheat is good crop in this section; oais
not extra.
Mr. Edward Frock. of Connellsvilie Pa,
was visiting in this neiehhnrhood
The singing class has u members at pres
eut; more are expected.
ThreshnG is all lI, ." at pre- en'.
#rv. \. Wolf. OF Getty >hur=. "a. VIII ia
the pulpit ut this place on Sunday au'l"""u
1T , q clock. preaching trial sermon.
C.mnuni,., Sunday morsing 1T 10 q. clock.
SUNDAY school ai % %. m.
The following were the visitors in this place
ON SUNDAY: Reuben Swan and family, OF
Lineboro. at John y. kroh' >; Samuel Staruor
and family. ot Merose at Geo. L. Sullivan :,
aud VIM. X. Lcppo and wife at James L.
Suevig'S
Mr. A. H. Baughmau, of South Whitley.
Ind, Is visiting his many friends ia this neigh
borhood.
Niuelv-six degrees in The shade aud volumns
of dust ascending along the roads are among
the principal features We are enjoying
The Bachmau 5 Valley Union Sunday school
has postponed their festival until July 18th, in
the evening Do not forget the change.
Mary Ann, wifi. of Uras Thurman, died CA
Saturday last of complication Of diseases.
after five months illuess lniermeut was
made and services held al sherman = thdUch
ON Monday. Rev. j. \. NcizErr of Hanover,
Pa. oticiitrd, taking for his text Revelation.
- chapter and T. verse. She was Gl Years.
, months aud - days Old. She leaves hus
band. children, - grandchildren. 1 broth
Grs and q sister The brothers are Louis L.
Bacl man. Of l.ittivsluwu, Pa; Benjamin
Eachmuu, of Sherman Valley; Edw. Bach
nan. ut Harrisburg, Pa; \. IL. BlcGmaV. of
South Whitley. Ind. at home ai present, and
Mrs William ~Neuk, at tins pave.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-07-21
Trade With Manila.

Trade follows the dag, and many people OF
the United States desire the retention of the
Philippine Islands and support Mckinley
policy Of expansion aud sabieetion. in the
belief they Will be benefited hy enlarged trade.
\ statement OF the business of the port Of
Manila for the year past has lately been issued.
1t appears that merchandise 10 the value OF
SI7. $50, il2 was imported during the year, of
which the United State, furnished the impos
ing amount of 1850, 304 1t seems pretty
costly trade on our side.
The Manila customs report does not include
our whole commerce with the islands. The
latest statistical report OF the Treasury De
partmeut gives ihe figures in detail for the
eleven months ending with May. There was
exported from the United States To the Phil
ippines during that time merchandise to the
value of s.. 3SG, 333 Here are some Of the
items: Horses aud mules for the army, }
S44l $50; hay aud oats for the army horses
and mules. S279. 552; hiumiuous coal flor
the gunboats and transports, Sl39, 1873; malt
liquors presumably for the army S474, 1919;
distilled spirits ditto. SlI7,05l. These ele
mentary military items make total of nearly
a million and a half leaving about nine hun
dred thousand dollars for other army supplies
and all other merchandise of every kind. If
il were not for the army our commerce with
the Philippines would be very close to nil.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-07-21
Personal Notes.

Miss Ida Lockard, Of Westminster, Is visit
ing Mr.. William Benefits near SykeSvli lie.
Mr.. Philip NJ. Hunter, of Baltimore, for
mer resident of Westminster, was here from
Saturday until Monday.
Mr.. Charles Lockari. Of Baltimore. spent
this week in Westminster.
Miss Grace NJ. Wilcox, Of Baltimore, Is
visiting Mrs c. A. RunkleS, Mt. Airy,
Later She will visit relatives in Westminster.
Gustavo Lamothe, son OF Mr. z. Lamothe,
Of Matanzas, Cuba, who lived ia this city
twenty or more years ago while attending II.
GEORGES School, has come to Westminster
aud will enter Western Maryland College IA
September He is boarding with Mr. Eman
uei Shaefier. aud Is under the charge of Mr..
John J. Reese. an intimate friend OF hls father.
Mr.. I. A. Dwyer. who for several Years
has been with the Holy Cross Fathers, IA thls
city. has left for his former home IN Masst-
chusetis. While with the Fathers he was OF
great service to them and was quite popular
with those Of our citizens ~ho knew him.
Mrs. Blanchard and her daughter. Miss
Eva. have gone to Atlantic City. where they
will spend about two months at q cottage con
Quoted by Mrs. Higgins. wife Of Rev. Jesse
Higgins.
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. J. Il. Purcell, of Sykes
viii. will 60 to Atlantic City next week, 10 re-
main until August .. Their sou, Mr.. Not
Purcell is abroad and Is nov ia PARIS.
Prot. W. J. Heapes and Riley r. Elges, Of
this county, visited Prot ! hnmas Fell. Of y.
Johns College. AnnaPCii--
Mr.. David Siouer lei, Westminster on Mon
dav Tor a visit Of two weeks Iu upper Carroll
Mr.. Vim. c. Sherwood of jersey C1ly
n J., gave delightful dance az The West
minister. on Wednesday evening. Those
present outside ai Westminster, we're the
Misses Motler and tho Misses Briuiu-. GRAND.
daughters Of Mr. John Mckelhp Of tapryt"wn,
Miss Fannie Thomson. Of Washington, d G..
aud Misses Saunders aud Norris of B4lumerr-
Elaborate refreshments we're served.
Miss Nell q. Chapman of FreducA. sbo
has h,.cn visiting Miss Elizabeth StuUch.
Peuna. Ave. has returned home
Miss {. r. Cocaey. Mr.. aul Mrs t. r.
Nu.i. Mn Dr. Arthur q. Brickman uBi iat8-
SIS, Mr.. aud Ms b. e. Forster and Mr. aad
Mrs Ralph Deuuis. AL Of Baltimore, are
spending the summer At The Wcsnmia,icr.
Ms. Naude A. Giagrieh, Of Norfolk, Va,
Is visiting her sisierIu-iaw, Mrs faHuy :,
Pearson aud Miss Mary y. Shrilman,
BE- Lewis Woodward returned houic an
"Wednesday from Philadelphia, Pa. far isS
weeks vacation. 4 dinner was gwen hy his
mother aud uncle. Mr. Samuel koop, o. the
Dr. aud d number Of has friends the -z,ase
evening al Mr.. Roop' residence near th,s city
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-07-21

Wheat was quoted at 5000 by dealers yes
terday. No other changes in the markets
given.
Wheat in Freedom district is turning out
we'll The general yield is from % TO 80
bushels per acre.
At 10 a. m. yesterday, Friday, the Wealth
er Bureau Scni out the following bulletin :
Local rain tom ght; Saturday partially cloudy;
light to fresh northwest winds.
The Farmers Club of Copperville will hold
a picnic next Saturday, July Is. DIR. Z. Blr-
ME will deliver an opening address. }. A.
Goulden, of New York, will also be among
the speakers.
Geo. W. Miller, of Pleasant Valley, was ar
rested on Thursday by Officer Davis on the
charge Of cruelty beating his wife, Louisa r.
Miller. He will have trial ON Tuesday be-
fore Justice William Moore.
Rev. K Otis Spessard, PHI. D., pastor OF
the Union Bridge charge, Reformed Church,
has accepted a call to become pastor of the
church of that denomination at Mitfilnburg
Pa, aud will remove TO that place about Au-
gust first.
Mr.. Charles L. Furhman, near this city,
sowed bushels aud 3 pounds of wheat on
three acres of land, and realized l26 bushels
and 80 pounds. This is twenty-one bushels
for one, and an average of something over ~
bushels to the acre.
The heat this week has been excessive al
most throughout the world. In all the large
cities of the United States the people suffered
terribly and many deaths occurred. In this
city life has been made worth living by showers
and fine breezes.
Beginning August first three additional
Free Rural Carriers will commence service
over the following routes David A. Tyson
from Hampstead to BeckIeysvile via Arma-
cost and Grave Ran, distance of - miles;
John X. Miller FROM Wagon c, Manchester,
to Miler's, Alesia. Roller, Grave Run, Maple
Grove TO Manchester, distance 22t miles,
George Q. ID. Hoover from Lineboro 10 Holt
manYillc, Roller. Alesia. Miller $ TO Ldneboro,
distance % miles
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-07-21
Millcr'S Items.

Mr. and Ms Coruelia Landi, and son
Harry, Of York Pa, spent few days recently
with relatives in and near this vicinity
Mrs Lewis Relding OF Manchester, re-
Gently visited friends in this place.
Mr.. Wm. Miller. OF Stevenson Station. sas
the guest Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. !.
Miller, OF this place, last Sunday.
Miss Minnie aud Harry Berwager, near
here, gave a very enjoyable straw ride ou
Tuesday last for lev of their lriyEd-. A
very pleasant evening was spent and al :. late
hour all returned To their homes well pleased.
Those present were Misses Clara Fulk"gi,
Emma HofTacker, Annie Folkrrt. Minnie aud
Mettie BerWager, Neriie lloHacker; Nessrs.
Ross Hotfacker, George Riley, Cbas- Foikcrt,
Harry Bcrwager, Horalio Riley, and Mr.. aud
Mrs Henry Berwnger.
Mrs. George W. IIofacker is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Lewis sprinkle. Baltimore.
Mr.. VIM Gent, of Baltimore, spent a week $
vacation with Mr.. r. ". Merryman.
Miss Ella Manly, Of Baltimore is visiting
her sister, Mrs T. w. Merryman, near here
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-07-21
Uni0ntOWn Items

Rev " KiuIley is on a tuo vrels vacation
visiting his fathers family Rev 90. ? hiHI.EF- zee
Frederick county. Nj.
M and Mrs. Ctas Hrssau sul dsUEst,r Eieluy.
nf Baltimore are visiting Mr. aut Mr. Cl1As ktesr
Myers
Miss EBiA Hellenher-CT Of Harrisburg. Pa sT-gi
the rass week ilh Mis- Eva 3 silasrt GuI .rE,als
Miss Rose CrsaEsr. 81 RAltiinlce. and Ms EfFatH
ReCs and Nj Lester KCoS. ~ Union hrHtay Weff
guests ui the iaItgr's sister Mrs. John Hry- aut1HE
the week
Nrs John Speis. OF York. Pa. "a h3 aas VISITING
Mr. John Wolf g family. fetaguf-t hHssy vl Nluiat
Miss Lena DhleF. af tasifia1ars. 3, a guest % 81
John Wolf family.
Mis- Ressie Ziic uf FFiaa4ibgrg was she Eses1 ~
MiSs Nellie Weaver saturday ari sunday Aa,i A--s
Neilis Haipcs
We would extent oug f35suL- o. Mr Msryhs# g.
shaw for TaTcrs ati pam .ts iustra .us afi if
srrihinv the Isle az faluss irogu JhsFte-isll. s. '
where g. ~itss' is -Hi5ytuE aE ua'in- CO D. t-s
weeks
Mss Sails N.nsFiur zsrI Master Esa-s. at fsz.ri
marf are visiting htf sister Mrs. frAHk frtsg.
Mr. sud Mts - Fox ant d1gratre Ns-sE.- t.
aua Busss " NashiuEtaa 40 o.. aF74Frl si A -s
FOX s Eszrcuts pr Au4 Ms We4s~r.s afi zsEHr.
day. Mr.. Fox retuF8e,l 1a Monday N rs fa' IS DBL.
sI..ui the HsrFeF
Mr and Ma WAfssr 10 $ru ustsaf l'a F4sasrl
Mrs WaTgsF's FszfvEts Nj AMI Me "i-i.1ls EiH1.
man. Of Baltimore sunday 80 tbr tIf.ss g =Her
uu "Wednesday ~ 7 -hrees. sFe-i.e-l q ts.s-
grarn that bis Taucnts Res. 4nl Mf 5tssr ~f.-rHsr
arr critically lH 81 ihrif daughter &fs >lfsass.
az Sgszn Ncck Nj The ~ isG i,r titsif tssae "a
Wednesday.
Miss Enua Esb 81 HAmgss,4I NJ aGa = ss.
-l-sI in teachlaE sagaslr tse taU4r LFf- O. Der
f,thers NJ LcFt fTt -tiHriaY =. o. -frrt a ira
lags' Nacartvu.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-07-21
Nsdfnrd nems.

Clifton pal4usr s..s overcome l,s sae hr.t
on Monday
Mr.. Suidsr. oar "a haeleriEhi ass,l bi8 Sss.st.h
has employed tuo mef- hauas 80. s..oEs
are fall ot work
tiaorgs Hoover gave "a splendid have-i
treat. bot be- did HD, serve i--rhs- iIusa #.#
0an trees
James Lester is putting % uee Fsrll "8 Seq
haru q Amos Wamplsr and nasIas other CO.
pair w. :. Arisazh bz. finished reg..Ht
ing Mr. NsmpieT' haasr.
William Garry. aigh Ieaae Ssau,r, r. rr
garded a. the qaigksss aHd ,hr best hatcher sa
Carroll.
The machinery i- bcias pui ap a. T. Fog
lars to make phosphate
Tn. business hss sea fuush iurr,a.ai Is abe
laundry thai auoJher hand ha, been yapiuy..sl.
Iumbrr IS beng hsuird i.s tents at lhe cod.
0rei eamp The ATTENDANCE q expected io
BE- large
Jonas Wagner is doias some good ~a5k ia
Jhreshug. Ia one iay be ,hfesb~i vut 5.s.
bushels 81 barley.
William Ress. has reiurgei irau BE aaaaaj
trip West fiis health Is much Improved.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-07-21
urrnans. court.

Monday, july Ietb. -George L. AMI Chas.
7, Warner, executors Of Jesse Warner, re
ported sales Of personal property and lease
hold estate.
jeremiah Films, executor OF William Films,
returned inventories ~ personal property and
debts, and received orders 10 sell personal
property aud real estate
Eliza Reaver, administrative Of Charles \.
Reayer, settled first aud 6ual accouat.
David T.. Shamer. executor at Sarah T..
Shamer returne inventory Of personal prop
eriy aud received order 10 sell personal prop
erty.
Tuesday, July 18th. Frames Neal Parkc,
administrator OF Mary Currey, reported sale
OF personal property.
Amos ". Wilson aud Psneiope F. Sayter.
executors Of Joseph Wilson, received order 70
sell real estate.
Edward II. krideler. executor Of Samuel
Shafer, settled second aud hual account.
Willoughby T. f. Rhodes guardian Of
Minnie May HoHackeF. settled third account.
Letters uf administration GA the estate Of
Lamanda Weniz granted 90 John ". Tracy
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-07-21
New Advertisements.

The Greatest Sale Of Muslin Uuderwear
Ever Held ia Western Maryland - Miller
Bros Popular Cash Stores, Westminster, Nd.
Third aud Last Week Of Onr Occasion tx
traordinary VIM. F. Derr's Model Empor-
ium, Westminster. Nd.
Executors Sale Of Valuable Real Estate
aud Personnel Property Jeremiah Elms, TX
cutur.
The X-Ray Liniment-The Weaver Mar.
Eel Chemical Co. Union Bridge, Nd,
Bargain Monday No. New York Bar
gain House, Westminster. Nd.
Notice to the Tax Payers Of Wooiery' Dis.
trict-J q. Hoffman, Collector.
Small Farm ut Private Sale-F. Thomas
Babylon Westminster, Md.
List Of Unclaimed Matter 10 the Postotiice
Westminster. Nd.
Clean Sweep Sale StoufIer & Ensor, New
Windsor, Nd.
To Water Consumers-A. II. Huber, Sec
Rotary.
Legal Notices. Festivals.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-07-21
PatapSco Items.

on Wed nes,iay, evening July Is. quiet we'd
ding was solemnized at Rev John Evans residence
at Patapsco. The contracting parties being Miss
Annie b. Wisner and William b shoemaker, both
Of Hampstead Nd
Mr. Vim. 5 Richards is having his tenant house
opposite the store remodled and painted.
Mrs Julia Chew, who has been suffering from
acute rheumatism, is Commissioning.
Rev John Evans has had his house repaiuted.
on Wednesday last Mrs Ida Magee, Of Baltimore.
aud Mrs Amanda Shipley, of Reese visited Mrs.
Stella Shamer.
Mrs. Julia Bucher. Of Baltimore. is visiting Nj
C. r. Chew and family.
Mrs Rebecca Downey, of Baltimore, is visiting
her sisters Mrs. Leppo and Mrs. shamer
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-07-21
Harvey Items.

Among the visitors la tb,, place las, Sa,nr-
iay aud SUNDAY we're Nj John g. Hes
aud family, Of Hagenstosu; Mr.. John l. oHlsr
aul Miss Riley, 81 townsville, ami Jas Herr
aud Charles Slauh. OF Baltimore
Rev T. H. Fry, Of Cuoksyillr. Ohio.
preached an excellent sermon 10 a large audi
cucr last Sunday evening ia ih- L. b. Church
Nearly oue-hali bnsbel ui apricuts etrr
gathered from a Tree owned by Wu. + Null
on last Satgrda, night by some kuosu partsr-.
BOYS, remember ihr seventh commandment,
Thou shalt not steal,
There seems 60 b. some officially iH 5seaT.
ing water f0g Mr. Andrew S,ouesiier. uess bus
mill. The well has been drilled 10 y depth
Of 100 feet. aud the water supply j. deficient
Last Monday a very hard rock sas rneyDuIofyi
by the drillers. only enabling them iu dud
about two feet that day A supply that s'ii
Yield four gallons 20 the inmate NiH be- re-
quired tor mill purposes.
Vegetation Is greatly sahruug kr the want
Of rain. Unless rain falls very SCOTT cora s'iI
be short.
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Shiloh Items.

Miss Blanche Rupp spent Saturday evening
with her sister, Mrs. Horace Garrett, near
Manchester
Misses Annie aud Mable Storms were guests
Of Mr.. John Smith on Friday of last week.
Misses Annie and Lila Abbott were guests
of Mrs Noah Houck and Mr.. Daniel Rupp
aud family.
Miss Emma Houck and her brother, Albert
were the guests of Mr.. Noah and John Houck
on Saturday.
Last weeks items were received too late
for publcation-EDs. ADVOCATE.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-07-21

Hs John hneliz. 70 N tilaa ~TFsrs Fsfm has
s.t1.a-t alfa asli piussf.I iug atlf seeding
No 1s--e gi4uEesi su3 0ltr. Nr-fEll. .lsr Es>I!s3
Nj fsEuA-rg.s llatHar M, NaHl-f Iast arrk
Mr Jst4u A4rtustt. Is Of. H41 t-au gu lbg s-Ut
list far anuls tlf'- Is 1iir ts o. az wort again
Mr. EFt-1k Gilt-.rt atl SISTER Miss Aats Il " fiiEg
~pFnr FfuH yi-lgrl iH-4f uDvlr NJ samuel MJns-
NIxic.
Ny-srs Joseph Freeman aud - u,,Eld Ragtsou
the sigE Is-t
NJ Aaron flea rlsu AMI Miss Ala Mazve s.iie,I
Nj Charles lsmuuFI. ttnlIl i4st sunday
Mrs NArr-T Ard daughter Agnes. 81 IS tst minister.
a. tur farm 90 -Iygl irs weeks
Abraham NIslAum. S. htlr was handling rytgt-
y-T It.f saturday evening. % vas discharged the
ball going through gHg aui the carpet Ani bound
at Up against she ceiling