The Democratic advocate., 1907-08-09
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
LOCAL BREVITIES.

There will be no services at Baust Church
near Tyrone, on Sunday, or for the next two
Sundays.
William Sullivan, West Main street, ha
accepted position at the Western Maryland
freight office, this city.
The Smith Yingling Co. is preparing to cal
tomatoes at their factory in Hampstead. The
corn season will soon follow.
The St. Johns Catholic fete will be held
tonight and tomorrow night on account OF
the bad weather on Saturday night last
The Reformed Church Sunday school held
their annual picnic yesterday in the grove OF
Mr., Ralph Reifsnider, near this city.
Clarence S. Barnes formerly of this city,
but now of Trenton, N. j., fell from ladder
while painting and broke bone in his arm.
RAYMOND Myers, yard master at this station
for the w. M. R. r., has been appointed
chief freight clerk in place of Mr.. Ray Fogle,
resigned.
Mr.. Walter H. Davis, West Main street,
has a number of masons at work building an
addition to the Zeiber property he recently
purchased.
The German Lutheran Picnic at Smallwood
was largely attended and grand success last
Saturday The crowd was estimated at about
$500 persons.
The annual Sabbath school festival at ST.
Luke's Winters church will be held Satur
day, August 81, in the tent adjoining the
church, near New Windsor.
The County Commissioners on Monday re-
ceiyed and approved the bond of l.. E. Lyons
for abutments at Middle Run, and also passed
and paid number of bills
Mrs. Christina Nanadal, of Baltimore, who
strangled her two children to death the first
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were 10 play lhe "estninS1er T Gouhtry CLuo ao
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A., o,c;no on tho w Mr. p w.S off tho
track on Sunday evening in the wards in this
a;t, and tho u,raol.;pg crew from Union Rridoe
,.,,, jasna,ohad ~ lie c;,y and nut tba engine
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hana haoi hr't nmt nm ON Hote, He;ahis and work
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rnn", rne Nov, m11' 20 sham Drna 70 on Sen,em her
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Inc r nlrhle homesteau' anou. tHlee In h'neS ,
from laneytown' was S0lu al puohc irn Sa,e on
I"y 'i ~ 81: 90 a. W. r,I 'ne &c
aora, 81 cod ,;u,bor ,non Tho farm
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Inc AnvoGArN M received ,h souvenir pos1a, ,ha
from James u. Mllchei.. VINO Is at'enul,g 'ile
photographers OohSei'io" ~ D"y'o"; Cn'o'
showing one OF layton main ma thoro"gh'ares'
Clayton Barnes. who was severely hurt in
New Windsor recently by falling from DIR.
Whitehilfs new residence, is slowly recover.
ing. The physicians have hopes OF his com.
plete recovery and that he may again work at
MS lraue.
Since the lst of August writing may be
placed on n third of the face OF Il postal card
on the left hand side. The picture postal card
seems to owe its popularity to the fact that it
reduced to minimum the duty of writing
anything.
Joseph Stremmel, of Iiueboro, sold his farm
containing 6s acres to Daniel Dearick, of the
same place, for $2,700. Mr.. Stremmel will
move TO Hanover next April, having secured
a position with the Hanover Plow Handle
Company.
The annual horse show and picnic held by
St. Joseph's Catholic Church, Sykesvlle, will
Park. Col. Josenb Berret,s. Liberty road.
There win he a number of attractions and
amusemeu,s,
n. IT,, oo lo,u, ,,;5,;ob, o,5 mann.
Iuiy hi5 20; 90, Se'~esn .nd .h hns OF W;Il;a,n
Wolfe, Union Bridge, through window into
Mr.. Johnsons room, taking his gold watch
and chain and some small change which be
found in his pocket
Ionic Sachs Eas, Main street. received bv
exnress two alI;oators from A. C. Strasburger,
formerly of this eity, but now of Jacksonville,
Fla. this week and has them on exhibition ~ In
the tn! show WINDOW at MS saloon' oppoSi'e 'he
Firemen's buiioihg.
Josiah Englar, administrator of Lydia NJ
Engisr, sold at public sale recently a resi-
denes OF the deceased IN Union bridge, te
Thomas IL. Gather, OF Unlonvllie, tor SS'ooo
also stock OF the Ondon briuge banking ahe
irus' w. ioi 'i0o'0' POI
The Governor has issued notce ior the
pardon OF Frank STRAIN: STRAIN was convleteo
sn june last by Harry T. Cnrley, D: r. oykes
y,iis: tor being upon loco loc9mouse n @ ol Inv ene
Baltimore ana pnio nairoau s r anu Ias fas Ecu ecu
denced 10 tne house Vi 0orieo''ou 'oi 'o"'
months.
Pierce Marsh, conductor on the Frederick
inter'Urban hali~ay, freoerlek, @ me:, S;o.;o, Gae
With painful accident at runner 1:auol
Sunday. Marsh was leaning out Gi MS ca
when his head struck against trolley pore