The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-09-01
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
InCAL BREYITIES.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY
IA DBRFORD BROS

thousand bushels of peaches in his Woodsboro
orchard.
Notwithstanding the drouth the early sweet
corn will be about three-quarterS OF crop, so
the packers say
The German Baptist Brethren will no Id
their annual loyeieast at sam ; Creek Church
on September 8th and 9th.
A horse belonging to George Simpson, near
Linwood, recently slipped and fell over PAIR
of bars and broke several ribs.
ALSO D. m, on Wednesday, the mercury
registered ia degrees IN the sun IN front OF
this office, and 81 degrees in the shade.
Owing 10 the intense heat summer guests
and visitors are 10th to leave the country for
the heated dwellings and payements otthe city.
At 10 a. IN. Yesterday, Friday, the Wealth
er Bureau sent out the following bulletin -
Fair tonight and Saturday; light north winds.
Mr.. Milton Chew, of Reese, left at this office
this week dozen Of the Melted Gem and
Rockvfor variety of cantaloupes. The favor
was very superior.
Mr.. Samuel F. Null, near this city, favored
us again this week with more of his hne can
taoupes A pair, grown together, he called
Bryan aud Stevenson.
On Thursday the Sunday schools of the
Methodist Episcopal aud Methodist Protestant
Churches held an ali-day picnic ia the grove
at the water works pool
c. Bradley Garner, porter at The West
minister, this city, was awarded second prize,
silver handle silk umbrella, at u cake walk
at Hellam Park, near York, Pa, on Monday
last.
Next Monday is legal holiday. All the
county offices and banks will be closed. The
County Commissioners will meet on Tuesday,
and the Orphans Court on Tuesday aud We'd
nesday.
Work on the new roadbed between Mt.
Airy and Frederick Junction IS being delayed
on account of the difficulty IN securing labor
ers. Several carloads of men have been
brought to the work but they would not accept
the wages Sl.25 per day
The following fourth class postolhces have
been ordered abolished, the patrons being sup
piled by rural free delivery Armacost, Bal
timore county, mail to Hampstead; Beckieys.
Vile, Baltimore county. mail to Hampstead
Grave Ran Mills aud HoffmauSille. Baltimore
county, mail 10 Westminster.
Contributors to the Flower Mission this
week we're Mrs II. c. keeier, MIS-. J. r.
Riuker. MIS- Mary Reese Rinehart, Mrs.
Hannah Hoppe, Misses Matilda Derr aud
Marguerite Skunk Receivers for next weak
Misses Matilda Stone and Elsie Eigin.
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