The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-08-19

/ There will be no preaching SER
vices at the Methodist Protestant
Church, this city. on Sunday next, be-
cause of the absence of the pastor.
! Mr.. George A. BIxler, Pennsylvania
avenue, has just completed having
installed heating plant in his resi-
denee. Frank T. Shaeffer was the
contractor.
Mr.. VIM. Il. Grumbine. proprietor
of Grumbine's shirt factory. West
Green street. was taken to hospital
In Baltimore Wednesday night for an
operation Of hernia.
The C. : p. Telephone Company
laid an underground cable to their
new Office that they recently pur-
chased from the 0rumbine heirs. next
to the Firemen's building.
Marshall q. Campbell, butcher. re-
ceived a carload Of Virginia steers
this week The steers weigh from
1000 to 300 pounds each. They
viii be killed and served to his trade
in this city.
school, which has been in progress
/ lOF H0ilt IAAAGt II AVtAHIIA03a
| ]. Webster Ebaugh has the contract
| for the carpenter work and Frank 7.
Shaeffer the heating.
W. r. spIllman. superintendent Of
the division of rural free delivery in
the postofIce Department has been
directed to represent the Poztofiioe
Department at the Maryland Rural
Letter Carriers Association, which Ii
being held In this city today and to-
morrow.
10y Lindaman. son Of Rev. F. 5.
| Lindaman, of BitIlestoWn. who was
elected teacher Of the school made
vacant by the resignation OF Mrs. l..
Dale Crunkleton. At LitIlestown. has
been offered the Assistant Principal
ship made vacant by resignation OF
Miss Mary Z. Robinson.
Mr.. Denton 8. Warehime Baehman's
/ Valley. Md. is making extensive i'm
proYementa 80 his residence. up 10 the
minute, in the way OF steam heat
/ ing plant, pneumatic water system
with all modern convenienceH. and
acetyIene gas plant. The WezImins-
ter Hardware Company are the con
tractors.
Mrs. Adam Croft. OF 0.ings Mills.
discovered : snake In her path as
she Has walking along # the home
OF hrs. Charles Reed. snyderabuTg.
on Friday. and called Mr.. Reed. who
killed the reptile. On opening the
! snake. II vas found u contain II
small ones. measuring about inches
each IN length.
Just received from the Agricultural
! Department. the game laws OF Mary
| land. Virginia and District of Column
bia, md IL says Our country would
become deponnlated desert in
years II inaectiyerous birds became
extinct Also warn the people TO
watch the boys. especially city boys.
now snmmerlng IN the country. a.
they destroy many birds. and their
nests.
Isaac ". Townsend. through the
T. :. strouI Company, Of New York.
and represented by Eds. W. Case.
! this city. Hoy II. Singer. Uniontown.
sold his farm. located near Union
! Bridge. To Edw. w. Bevana. OF
Granville, Garrett county The
same firm negotiated the sale Of Mr..
-
Main street. TO Mr.. John =. Rinehart.
Also Mr. Hiram l. Gardeners farm To
Mr.. J5i" sxort. Of Highland Springs.
Va.
Another loaded freight car vent
Wild on Tuesday morning from this
city 10 Wakefield On the ". N. 7. X.
This lime L was : carload OF sugar.
which was cut loose from train OF
cars On the main line 10 De placed on
the mill switch b. the freight crew.
but .hen i was uncoupled, no one
was On 10 stop II. until 0ateman VIM.
Helm mounted the car 10 draw the
brakes, but Mr.. Helm aoon realized
that the breaks would not work. and
the car gaining momentum each min
ute, he jumped OF and left 1t 20. II
run to Wakefield where Il vas stopped
by Guy W Babylon. jumping upon II
and drawing the break a 1t wa slow
ly running toward New Windsor.
! The Baltimore News Of yesterday
says Fulton G. Turner. OF Balu-
more. one Of the beEI all-around
. athletes thaI Western Maryland Col
lege has ever had, left for Decatur.
. H.. where he will take ~ his studies
III @AzIAIlGHH EHkIMZ@ilHE n INT
kin University While # Western
Maryland College Turner distin-
guished himself b. his mastery play
Ing On the eleven. lie started n all
OF the contests. and made every point
In the game against the Johns Hop
kins University, which the local var
slty won, l. TO ig. His other great
mark was when he scored points
against the Mereersburg Academy.
winning the game by that margin.
which also earned Tor him The dlstine.
ton Of being the first Western Mary
| land football gladiator 10 cross the
Mercersburg line"
The will Of the late Peter Dudderar.
Of OAK Orchard, has filed In the 0rph-
ans Court OF Frederick county.
He directs that al Of his estate shall
be converted into cash. Re makes the
following requests To his dangh-
ter. Emma L. Dudderar. The sum OF
500 for special services rendered
him: to hIH grandson. William w.
! Dud1erar HI watch and chain: the
remainder o. the estate u be divided
into nine equal shares % be given to
each Of his children, Benjamin f..
! w. ". Warren L, ID. :. Dndderar.
Clara Wilson, Cora ]. Nall. Flora NJ.
Killer. Emma ]. Dudderar and one
share to the children OF his deceased
, daughter, Martha r. Gilbert. share
and share alike, except he share OF
Warren K. Dndderar, for reason 0f the
! extra amount given him shall Be $500
less, and the share Of d. i Dndderar
shall be $50 less. for the same rea-
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