The Democratic advocate., 1908-09-04
LOCAL AFFAIRS.


Fine weather.
,obools will soon reopen.
Teachers Institute next week.
c.orgp NJ, Parke is clearly entitled
Ueu, tsa medal for the prettiest lawn
in Westminster
II Lewis will deliver an il
Dl ,Io+ad lecture at ChestertoWn on
Tondav. September I.
~, Mary Diffendal, Liberty
..aaf ma4' is having her house painted.
SsrE sr1os stouch is doing the work.
v;uiom w, Mitten was appointed
..tahln "t of New Windsor district by
,Sa county commissioners last week.
Tho first registration day will be
tuesday, September 29, from a. m.
I'D M in all the districts OF the
county
vort Monday, September Z, being
,,bor day the county commissioners
viii will hold no session, but will meet on
Tuesday, as usual.
The Western Maryland Railroad
rili have its last excursion to Luray
C,vprns next Sunday, September
s. Round trip $2.25.
Mrs Elizabeth j. Stoner is having
concrete pavements put down in front
NJ bor residences on Bond and Liberty
Srpets Ezra C. Brown is doing the
work
The biz millinery establishments in
Baltimore have had their fall open
iDgs The hats are said to be big
ger than ever, with prices to cor
respond.
The election officials for the coming
election will meet at the office OF the
guDeryisors of election for the purpose
Of qualifying and receiving their COM
mission on Monday, September Ia.
We begin this week the publication
Of new series of advertisements OF
the Dolly Madison shoe for the fall
and winter of 1908. This shoe is be-
coming very popular with the ladies.
The peach traffic from the noun
ains over the Western Maryland Rail-
read has become so heavy that the
company ordered a special train to
haul them each day until the rush is
over
Young rabbits, squirrels and par
ridges are reported as being seen in
great numbers along the county
roads. There is likely to be good
sport in November for the man be-
hind the gun.
j Photographer ]. D. Mitchell has
\ placed in his gallery a 3000-candle-
/ power arc light which will enable
hm to take pictures at night as well
during the day. The lamp was in
/ stalled by B. E. Seachrist.
Il Frank 7. Shaffer, plumber, this city,
vas awarded the contracts to install
heating plant and plumbing in the
MSdence of Edward CLANCY, Owing's
Mil and heating pant in the store
aO residence of w. A. Rooms, Taney-
town.
Inc members of the Country Club
Als city, are engaged in a tennis
"utaiament, which is proving highly
%'uAs and attracting a number OF
NcIators. The result will not be
%UTh until next week, when the finals
Will be played.
Auch excitement was caused at
Saoa Station, Baltimore, on Satur-
%s last about 4.45 p. m. when Judge
,rmeS A. {. Bond, of this city, who
S teturnlng from Atlantic City, was
5s0pea OF his dress suit case, which
son eit al the foot of the steps. The
1850. ' o"'o wac ~
ioan''. ae advocate office has had several
@5a'tles sSo for farm properties. Those
ho o own land any where near the
SbOn,s VI the proposed Lincoln highway
msd;u. Su not be in hurry to SELL I'M
oruaIeiy orOua.y upon the passage of the bill
GH.ulag for this highway, property
mus i. Vicinity will lump to three times
"a present value.
~ sb,rnasew kerns, John street, while
shcb shSb'hing a chisel on grindstone
Union p was propelled by power at
hst h'u Bridge car shops on Friday
,Iovilnaa laa his little finger cut off by
no n"hlas In the chisel to Slip off, catch
arsa1 - o.. nnger. Mr.. Kerns had his
cut shat arst fingers on the same hand
hs ssul ouut TWO months ago working at
same place.
Na,s. Nsso box cars were unset in the
Sls Slria o,a Maryland Railroad yards
ads.SMy' uy' on Friday afternoon by a
% one a'pe pa, One car was pushed in
70 sno,sulln ssiolng, while the engine went
sain vaS el 1or train, and while the
naolnss coming out the one car came
he trs;n out OF the switch and struck
nd itsa1f turning the car it struck
ane Mol. over on their sides. The
NatfOr%s IL, car was pushed into the
'sction ~nere they load and unload
aaased it. ttAsineS' &c. and greatly
enpted hlie, of New Windsor, at
ae WsStwo uflve across the tracks of
aat nont Maryland railroad at
ls sasoa sont Tuesday morning. when
spress m, was struck by the Elkins
ae was va, thh Wnlch does not stop there.
siOuslv ;;niown from the wagon and
The noui ,njured. The horse escaped,
Hdling we renicie was smashed into
Just oSa.. "ooa.. The. accident occur
saa eyidan,y,e yidUuye the station, the young
ssssiop thay being under the i'm
~s na' the train would stop