The Democratic advocate., 1908-11-27
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

# yog nave stock, farming imple-
.nts household goods or land to
IN advertise in the Advocate. This
.n.r Goes into 1000 Carroll county
ZONES.
When they get TO making paper OF
..rr-stalks, dead leaves, weeds, ETC.,
r.rroII county ought to have several
nqner mills. and the farmers a mar
Fer for number Of by products that
qra now worse than useless.
The Westminster Grange will meet
q, Jacob BasIer's, Fair Ground Hill
oo December s. The meeting will be
.ldrcssed by Rev. r. W. Doty and
oanutv Organizer Fuss. All are cor
liglIv invited to attend.
James McCleary, aged 55 years, a
driver for Robert H. Merritt, of Arl-
i9gton. was run over and killed by
qsbifting engine Of the Western Mary
land Railroad on Monday at the Gar
rsor avenue crossing near Arlington
station
Charles Magin, near Shipley, on
Monday killed hogs weighing as fol-
lows. 31415. 3OO1a, 321 and 33212.
The Westminster lodge Knights OF
Pythias will have a house warming at
their rooms in the Davis building this
evening.
y. l. Gorsuch Son Co., of this city
made rather a remarkable shipment
this week when they forwarded via
the Union Pacific Railroad a carload
OF rye straw to San Francisco, Cali
fornia. The freight alone from West
minister to San Francisco was two
hundred dollars.
Dr.. James E. Shreeve, Jr., attended
the meeting of the Maryland State
Dental Association, held in Baltimore
last Saturday. DR.. Shreeve was on
the program for clinic on Some
Eases of Extraction" and with in
s'ruments and models he demonstrate
81 how some exceptionally difficult
work was performed.
inO To nTtC
Issued by the government, the produc-
uon of tomatoes has increased rapidly
during the last twenty years. The
saisticians tell us that the produc-
ton in the United States has increas-
ed from 100000 cases of twenty
four cans each in 1887 to 100000
cases in 1907. The reports for 1908
are not yet completed. Maryland is
one of the FIVE leading states in the
production of tomatoes.
large and appreciative audience
attnded the play Cricket on the
Hearth" reproduced by some of our
oeSt talent in this city on Friday night
Oh last week at Odd Fellows Hall
MISS Eugenia Geiman, as Dot, and
Geo. H. Armacost, as Dots father
were exceptionally good. John E
h. Hanna, as Caleb Plummer, took
nlS part well, in fact, all did their
oeSt' An orchestra furnished music
uurlng the intermissions.
Inc large automobile of Elias B
arnold of Baltimore, formerly OF
"iiallWood, burned on Saturday last
on top OF the Glen Falls hill. Mr.
"inold was in this city on Saturday
anu returned home Saturday after
"oon' AS he was about on the top
VI IAe Falls Hill the gasoline tank ex-
p'o1eu' set fire to the machine and
OulAed every particle of the infiam-
""Oie material. The debris was
mo'ed to the side of the road after
It cooled off
All event unique in religious his
WY was the address recently deliv-
sieu IN Pittsburg by DR.. ]. Leonard
levy Jewish rabbi, from the pulpit
u uhe Church of the Ascension, one
~ TIE congregations of the Reformed
:, "u'eE' The rabbits topic was "a
:. opefatlve Greed for Jew and Chris
,'N The pastor of the Church OF
De Ascension is Rev. Albert C. Diff
r"08ch, ~. son of F. A. Diffenbach, OF
e''llinster. Some time ago the pas
W u Ascension Church preached
'Oin the rabbits pulpit.
lhe Baltimore News of Monday
.a'S The Harig trial, which ended
VII. westminster on Saturday night
'n verdict of not guilty, was
N, Doucted in an exemplary manner
,Here We're no delays; the proceed
=, were surrounded with proper
eni'y and the trial throughout was
ieu on in a commendable way
-, uiiiirable example of how crimi-
ai cases should be conducted. AS
" =, the verdict itself, in the absence
~ =. overwhelming proof to the con-