The Democratic advocate., 1908-09-04
The Snader property on Green
street was sold on Tuesday to Elder
VIM. E. Roop for $3.50.

street was sold on Tuesday to Elder
VIM. E. Roop for $3.50.
Rev. G. w. Baughman will have har-
vest home services at Baust church
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock
Deposits at close of business of the
First National Bank of Union Bridge,
Nd. on August 81, were 41,2S1.79.
A. H. Huber has resigned the col
lectorship of the Carroll County Elec-
trio Light Co. and ]. Ezra Stem has
been appointed to the position.
Augustus G.. Humbert sold his farm
Of 53A acres, in Myers district, near
the Band Hall, on Thursday, to Wer-
ten P. Bish at public sale for S2550.
The First National Bark building of
Union Bridge is nearing completion.
When finished it will be one of the
handsomest banking houses in the
state. They will occupy it about the
first of October.
On Wednesday morning the engine
of the local freight train ran off of the
track below the ice plant. 1t was
Thursday a gondola was knocked off
a hroken-down platform.
John E. Eckenrode, carriage manu-
facturer of this city, at the Timonium
fair this week was awarded first prizes
on a double-seat runabout and on a
six-post surry. He also received two
second prizes on a doctors jaeger
and cut-under Dayton wagon.
The Y. P S. C. E. Society of Provi-
dence M. P Church will hold box
social on the evening of September
10 on the lawn at the home of Miss
Eva Shipley. Each young lady is re-
quested to bring a box of something
good to eat. Public cordially invited.
Eighteen disciples of Ham strove
to emulate the Westminster base ball
club yesterday afternoon on the new
baseball grounds and they pretty near
lly made a good job of it, Westminster
boys defeating the Reisterstown team
by 16 to 10. That session of two hours
very much resembled free-for-all at
a cakewalk.
Charles B. Roberts, who was shot
on the Atlantic City boardwalk We'd
nesday night of last week, is on the
road to recovery. Ten days having
elapsed without complications of any
kind, it is felt that his complete res
toration to health is only matter OF
: time. No arrests have been made, and
. the police are evidently at sea both
as to the cause and the criminal.
While DR.. L. E. Stouffer and ]. M
, Shellman were out driving on Monday
the buggy got tangled up in a Mary
land telephone wire. The horse start
; ed to run, throwing the DR.. out and
:, bruising him considerably. The top
was torn from the buggy. The wire
has been down for some months, and
l the company has been notified num-
7 ber of times, but they neglected to fix
r it.
Following are some of the arrivals
> at the Main-Court the past week: &
t w. Smith, Waynesboro, Pa; j. K
Y Hunt, Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. A. d
E Beck, Los Angeles, CAL; S. A. Tubman
Philadelphia; Mrs. VIM. Bellamy, Will
mington, N. c.; Miss Lila Bellamy
Wilmington, N. c.; Miss Alice Bell
: amy, Wilmington, N. c.; H. c. Fogle
Baltimore; Miss Gertrude Plummer
Baltimore; Mr. and Mrs. Milton No.
ris, Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. NJ
q Elder, Baltimore; Mrs. B. M. Chiswel
q and son, Washington, D. c.; J. B. Tag
q CART, Philadelphia, Pa; Miss Rosallr
: Tubman and Master Alexander Tub
man, Philadelphia, Pa.
, The Merchants and Manufacturers
6 Association will hold an importan
u meeting in the Wantz building Monday
- September Z, at p. m. t. Herber
Shriver will address the meeting OF
'' the railroad question. There will bt
: reports from the boulevard commit
: tee, the good roads committee, ant
e partial report from the brass works
o committee Take an hour off and at
S tend this meeting. These are all mat
ters of weighty interest to the com
:. munity, and all the work should no
n be left to half a dozen men. Get int
V the game. If you can't play ball, yol
4 can root and encourage those who ar
! working to benefit the town and coun
ty.
sThe Reveries of Bachelor" lit
! tie comedy from the book by tha
q name by IkMarvel, is to be given mex
II Thursday, September 10, at 8 O'Clock
J. at the home of Frank Magee, at Reese
by a number of young people iron
Glyndon The play is very approprl
7, ate at this time, as there yet remail
Ii a few more months of leap year, ant
e after witnessing the play maybe tn
S consciences of the fair sex will b
e touched, and they will be inspired t.
= take advantage of the privilege tina
comes only once in four years, AM
D, thus put an end to the Ieveries OF som
IS bachelor friends at least. Should tn
y evening prove too unfavorable, it will
If be given Friday evening.
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IS The Democratic Advocate for the cam
paign, 8 months, 25 cents.