The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-07-11

A ratproof corncrib Is made of con-
crete and wire mesh. with tin roof
One distinguished guest who is not
welcome in our midst, is General
Humidity.
Oil of lavender sprinkled about
bookshelves, will prevent their con-
tents molding.
The Pikesville Yanigans defeated
the Manchester Ball Club on Satur-
day by a score of Il to 10.
Oh, you smiling, cool and clever,
not a-heating whatsomeYer, never
needing beer nor fan. senslblest shirt
waist man!
Carroll county Is to be congratu-
lated on the fact OF the few deaths
that have occurred here during the
spring and summer.
The Maryland Editorial Association
will meet at Ocean City this year
Last year the Maryland gerlbes wore
entertained at Love Point Maryland.
Mr.. Wesley Brooks, who has been
the linotype operator for The Sentinel,
went to Baltimore this week to ac-
cept a similar position With The Bal
The summer conference for minis
tiers OF the Methodist Protestant Church
will hold fits annual meeting on Col
lege Hill, In Baker Chapel. beginning
the evening of August ! and closing
on the morning OF August S.
Mr.. w. B. Haines, of near Dennings.
exhibited at this Office Saturday a
bunch OF Red Wave wheat, which he
cut from neid OF that variety. The
heads are ABOUT Il inches In length
ana wei niied with good grains.
The n. j. Gorsneh Son Company re-
ceiFeo lts nrst new wheat on July B,
from Paul Routzahn. Of near Small
Nood. Inc wheat WAS In good condi-
ton ana GRADED NO. red. Mr.. Rout-
Zahn Reports MS average yield to be
~ Dushels per acre
Nothing has yet been found which
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i,h,tosi, soa' U "ii. No WI
800 a., Ne az ~. niohsy feeshty
.,,,or,,,k - -, ne ne NJ ul''eS
oooa a,,rSaoe 80 ~. = hseu'
:. VI.
he'' martin L. Maysliles. OF Sleepy
creek W. va, Union veteran OF the
LiFil war returning home from the
pocket picked of \ valet eantaininS
notes and other valuahIsa while wait
Ing for a train at pen Mar
w. .ra 4, r...t.., = -. -,
oon,, - ~ c,aaia3 u :. : .ao' u pouiiu
If gattto ,'spo os,a. .. sl3 u, Diseases
Vision ~ H. Iiat.aa - - me sup.
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..rnat doai - ,.ai.,sa4z ..s..... nsa,hs
the farmer. stock owner and the yeter-
mary practitioner.
The contractors of the new building
al Blue Ridge College are puzbing tho
work rapidly: the large foundation Is
completed, ioistg laid and ready for
the brick-layera II promises In he a
handsome building There il also a
corps OF carpenters remodeling the old
building
Prof Charles I. Grove the bvp-
notist who was arrested here last
spring while filling an engagement n,
the Opera House died af his home In
Chambersburg. Pa. On Iune ~ in his
44th wear. Nv oeeun.IInn ba was a
paper hanger but reiInauIsbed that
work to 20 upon the sIaee as a hvnno-
fist and entertainer
CT,
have received n notice from the phil.
adeIphia and Reading coal and iron
Company TO the effeet thai on InIy
the Pennsylvania state tax was raised
2 1-2 per cent ner ton af The market
value OF the coal NJ the mines This
means an increase IN fhe consumer M
from TO 10 cents per ion.
hollo"ihB the eHecta Of prostfatlon
rom the neat when Ne suffered about
died Tuesday at hla home AT oaIIa
Mr.. Kayanangh. wbo .aa horn in Ire
land rs wears ago came 10 1hIs eauntry
when. Young lie was one of the old
est and most nramIasaI resIdente NJ
DELLA, He is survived nv five child.
rem.
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Ffeparallohs are uadef way Tor the
annual lawn tete Of 81 johns Parish
mhicn VIII De heid rom saturday
July ~, 10 saturday. July u. and OH
vol i,obtod nn,,a.a y 'a@n VIII DC
nil ba nra,,iaaa sas saa aaiu5oliioi'S
rafrasbn,ants If III - =, ,''1,, anu
eervad I'm ebnnaaasa IT, Tit V Ie
cordially invited - LTD '''''' -
frame building At Harrisonyille,
Baltimore county. owned by John
Blowers and occupied BY Harry Miller
as a store and dwelling, was destroyed
by fire Saturday afternoon. The
cause OF the fire Is not known. Mr..
Miller WAS standing IN the uOrch talk