The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1901-09-28
SATURDAY,, SEPTEMBER %, 1901
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
JOCAL BREVIrIES.
Nv nrR11sHED EVERY SATURDAY By
fuprrRFORD b RoS

H.. n,tnIar LET rDral tree de livery
On ana , aLti " Henrvton, his county,
VIII "e ,,,,,,,, Lr.l,oIs of limo
One huharrl an" rly1,,, f.D,, Nan,
leans were '"'iI
WINDSOR t..,,.l ,,lo
On September - iightn'hG Nl''eu COW W. ne
longing Ia Mr.. J"hh u i'neNey' vi I've"
Windsor
At 80 a. m last h"r"oiS 'he ii'Ilc"'y
registered Az anu t,ielc was WY "'"'S
Frost and hight ice III 10" Pi'iceS'
The Hagerstown FAIR will he held October
II. &c. Il and Is. The Frederick Far Will
open october ana close on 'he ll'h'
The meetings at the tent at the corner OF
Liberty and Green streets, tins city, have been
discontinued and ar" now held at 40 west
Main street.
4, - m. Yesterday, Friday, the Wealth
ar Borrau sent out the following hnlletin:-
Partly cloudy tonight; Saturday threatening,
rrobabIy rain.
a, MARSHALL G Shaw. of Uniontown, is in
NI W;s,nn,; and is HIGHLY pleased
~ W. ' ,I", Lnsy bustlng city of the West He
"'''' a'. ,I.nLs for n copy of the st. Louis
p,,I,E
1.....o :. ,,roro; limo amono tho horses in
l"'''''''~'' + !, s,J ,b,t if horses are kent
," ,|., In, and oivan ouini,,p in large
I'" l.I,'"' ,ra snon reIiavnd See q veteri-
"',,'' ''i' ',,',,,,. = advisable
"',.''', ~ :,,a, af Eroo,,,o, district b.c
Mr; W. H. l''i'"''! :" r. 81 :nL.i, Ill
Stalk "I corn 'i"' % rs ;lI' iI-,,,,
'" j, ,a IT ;moLns ,rnunJ If was raised on the
'"" " NJ r. II W,rfrld
T""' VI '','' ..rI., tI,I,oo.
Recently me property "a ""I'n 'i"t
OF iAtlIr''""n, ~ was SUI" az P%'''N ''''''
Mr. Edward nliler' Vi MA. c'''e' i'I''i' '|'
chased the residence i"F 3''lo anu t'H' 1t '''
OF SIX acres near l'l'''eS'o""' 'o' S'' F''
See fourth page Tor other Local Affairs
Hicks for October, DEAN OF wei h'owh
Persons, ". {. |. I. convention, E1c' also
Maryland AfIa'rS' News OF lhf " eek anu n III
trrrHl's f4c'' '""eei''"S i"i 'i'i ''''
dents.
The County Commissioners on Monday last
appointed Dr. ID. Is. Sprcchrr vaccine phySl-
can for Freedom district, and granted special
pensions OF 1--we dollars eacl 10 Margaret
iimn"S ol Franklin alS'flct, IA'herlhr ''eiief
o. Manchester alS'ri'l an" h'''"ra ple:n ..
"".'ihIi's'er "'S'ric'' '"ii' s''''''"' """'''''"
was done.
Benjamin Ireland, OF Glen Falls abo"! ! :
years old, on Monday while he ping "a neigh
bor 10 thresh wheat, got one loot "an3hl III me
RAPIDLY revolving cylinder OF the machlne.
The heel OF his shoe stopped IN" machine me
steam power having fortunately JUST p'ei' Silu.
al, hut his foot was badly mahgled ana part
oilt will have to be amputated.
The new Democratic County Central Com
n.itt,emrt in this city last Monday and organ
led with Charles L. Fink chairman Edward
!" "eant secretary ana ''"hn d. l'eese 'r',:,I
WeF; Mr. RINK accepted 'he poS'!Ioh WIN
much reluctance, on account OF ms Varle"
business interests IN addition TO ms ~, law frac
h'r but "" have no doubt ne n. VIII make an
active chairman an" very e'lc'eh' one
The canning house of Mr.. Lewis Shipley,
at Gambler, was destroyed by hire about |
o'clock yesterday (Frlday) morning. The
structure was of frame, 80 by 80 feet, and IT.,
with boiler engine and some other contents,
were insured i'll the Mutual Fire Insurance
Company Of Carroll County lorSl1l0. There
WAS $3.50 insurance in the James +. Smith
Agency. rs follows: $3.50 ON the building,