The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-09-07
The Hanover Fair takes place next week

The Hanover Fair takes place next week.
| The farmers of Carroll county are cutting
off corn. The yield is very large.
| Mr.. Jacob l.. Shafer and Mr.. Nelson Gill
bert, of this city, are extremely i'll. We wish
them a speedy recovery.
Jerry Loats, who is pitching ball for the
Littlestown baseball club. shut out Gettys-
| burg's crack team on last Tuesday.
Applications for pardons of William H.
Todd, Alexander Squirrel and James Cook
| have been presented to the Governor of
! Maryland.
Thos. j. Reisler, Jr., of Libertytown, has
| sold his 91.acre farm on the townsville turn
pike, to Mrs. Lohmwell, of Frederick. Con.
sideration not known.
Frank, son of V. W. Power, of this city.
who has been extremely i'll with typhoid fever
at his brother in laws, Mr.. Eugene Tubmah,
Court street, is slowly improving.
James M. Sappington, of Libertytown. has
sold his 111-acre farm, midway between
Woodsboro and Unionville, along the Union
vile road, to William A. Smith, for $48 per
acre.
There will be fine flag service in the M.
P. church, Libertytown, Sunday evening,
October Z, at which time Rev. T. E. Read,
of Union Bridge, will deliver an illustrated
sermon.
Blanche, only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew j.: Tawney. of this city, is very i'll
with typhoid fever; Katie, young daughter of
Washington l.. Brown, is also very i'll with
typhoid.
Mrs: Margie Herring. of this city, will leave
next Wednesday for Smithfeld, N c., where
she will take the position as head milliner
with Spar Bros. Mrs. Herring is travelling for
Dowell, Helm Il Co., Wholesale millinery
house, Baltimore, Md.
At the Timonium Fair this week the follow.
ing prizes were awarded J. E. Eckenrode
Son, Westminster-second, runabout; first,
stanhope; first, park wagon. Herr & Babylon,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., doctors jaeger. Ecken-
rode & Son have sold three of their carriages
to parties in Baltimore.
AT the close of business, on September 4,
the following banks had on deposit the follow
ing ADMINISTRATION National 1856, 228 70;
First National 1912, 222. "a; Sykesville Bank
$58, 7O5. ID; Westminster Deposit and Trust
Company $3.50, 921.70; Farmers and Me-
chanics' $172. 1925. and Westminster Saw.
ings Bank 1861 ,2O1.57.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union
of Carroll county will hold its thirteenth an.
nual county convention in Westminster, Sep.
TENDER 81, at the Lutheran church, Rev. p.
b. Miller, pastor. Three sessions will be held
during the day, commencing at 10 a. M, 2
and 7.30 p. m. Delegates and friends of the
cause are cordially invited.
The Foreign Missionary Society of the
Maryland Conference of the Methodist Prot
estant Church met in this city in the Metho.
dist Protestant Church, on Wednesday, and
held sessions in the morning and afternoon.
There were members from the different socie-
ties of the State present. This society meets
quarterly, and this is their first meet in this
city.
Programs for the Thirteenth Annual Con-
vention of the State Loyal Legion of Massa.
chusetts, branch of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union, were printed in the job
department of this paper this week. The
ADVOCATE Office is accustomed to orders from
all over the Middle States but New England
is new field. There is no telling, however,
how far reputation for good work at moder.
ate prices will extend business.