The Democratic advocate., 1909-10-01

down the railroad, just ahead of the
/ 1886 train, the engine of which struck
/ the team, killing the colt and smashing
the wagon. The engine pilot was
broken.
Millinery openings at the stores to-
day and tomorrow.
Jacob w. Caple, OF Finksburg, this
week sold his fine male colt, Is
months old, to Jack Rayer for 500.
Henry Klee, trustee, sold this week
the Joshua w. Shipley farm, In Free
dom district, consisting Of 152 acres,
for $5,400. e. o. Weant was the So
licitor
The Main-Court Hotel, building, fur
niture, fixtures and grounds will be
sold at trustees sale tomorrow, Satur-
day, at D. m. For particulars, see
advertisement.
Frank t. Shaeffer, this city, had
the misfortune TO lose his pocket
book on Tuesday containing about
$50 and a paper with his name upon
1t, so the finder can surely know its
owner
David f. Walsh. this city, who re-
ceived the contract to build the new
piece of state road from Westminster
to Cranberry, will start in about a
week. A new roller was ordered some
time ago and will be here most any
time.
From now until after the election we
will send several hundred copies Of the
Advocate each week to persons who
are not subscribers. If the paper
meets your approval, we would like to
continue sending 1t to you. One dollar
year so cents for six months.
A horse attached 20 buggy, and
driven by Vernon Harbaugh. ran away
on Green street Monday night. The
horse was frightened by one OF the
shafts dropping upon his legs Young
Harbaugh and his companion jumped
from the buggy and escaped injury.
The vehicle WAS not much damaged.
Be sure to SOW a patch OF rye, 30
that your cows can have a succulent
green feed early In the spring before
the pastures are ready for them. Have
II near the barn II possible, so there
VIII N0h AG hAhNH NtbuUAN &hhAAhE anu
getting II to them. The increase In
milk and butter Will more than pay
for the trouble.
While cutting corn be sure 10 save
the finest ears from the finest stalks.
II will pay you to throw out the
stalks bearing the finest looking ears,
gather them up and shock separately
Then when cured select the best OF the
ears from the lot and care for them
properly for your next seasons seed.
It's cheaper and better than buying
seed corn.
The 150th anniversary OF Benjamin's
Reformed Church will be celebrated
next Sunday, October 3. Rev. DR. VIM
Cremer. chamberBburg. Rev. DR..
John Moss. New Holland. Pa Rev
DR.. A. 8. Weber. Baltimore. Rev. DR.
Calvin s. Slagle, this city. and Rev.
H. J. McAlister, former pastors. are
exected to be present and take part IN
the services.
G. Huffman Fuss, Of this city. and
jesse Dotterer, of York. who went 10
Germany to investigate the claims oi
the sitter heirs 10 the fortune left by
Baron Won sitter, returned home last
week. The have not made formal
report Of their trip, but the sporting
! fraternity are willing 90 gamble that
they started away with more money
than they brought home
II. Writ shriyer, or Union Mills. who
for some weeks past has been under
treatment at the Union Protestant In
tirmary. In Baltimore. has been
brought TO his home in weakened
condition. He is now under the care
of HIS family physician. Dr. G Lewis
Wetzel, who is being assisted by train-
ed nurses from the city OF Baltimore.
At this time his condition Is quite seri-
GUS
The Mount Airy Milling and grain
Company have closed the contract for
their new mill, 10 be located at MI
Airy, with the Wolf Company, OF
Chambcrsburg. Pa. This improvement,
means great deal to Mt Airy. as this
enterprise will require over twelve
| hundred bushels OF wheat every day
II will make Mt Airy one Of the best
markets In Maryland for the farmer
to sell his wheat
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