The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-09-12

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elders IN the crock.
Buekwheat cakes and sausage will
soon be enjoyed again.
The weather became cool after the
hot Democratic primary fight.
The Hanover Fair will be held next
week. The usual attractions will be
there.
The corporation started this week
to finish up the repairing of Liberty
street.
A feaIhered unicorn Is the curiosity
! possessed by Walter Sell Of Hanover.
in the form of chicken with horn
more than an inch long protruding
from Its head.
Polk Miller's Old South Quartet will
be heard at the Opera House on Sep
TENDER 16 the contract for the APP
pearanee Of these famous entertain
ers having been made recently.
Mr. Frank NJ. Stevens. Of Creasers-
town, formerly of this city. was sue
ceasful IN the primary fight In Fred
erick county for the nomination for
County Commissioner.
The Carroll county convention of
the ". E. T. u. will be held at the
Methodist Protestant Church in Union
Bridge. Friday, September 18th, be-
ginning at 10 o'clock a. N.
Opera program for tonight will be:
Soul to Soul. in reels. Spring OF
Shamrock and Hypnotic Collector
Saturday-=Her Friend the Undertaken,
Fate and Three and Rise Of Officer In
2 reels and good vaudeville feature.
Blue Ridge College. New Windsor,
will open for the fall term on Septem-
Der Ii. While the buildings will not
be fully completed, everything viii be
In ample shape for work By the date
named. The outlook for students and
for satisfactory school year is very
encouraging.
| The Public Service Commission of
Maryland has issued Tariff Bulletin
No. L. giving a list Of changes in
freight rates throughout the state.
Some Of the changes made are as fol-
lows. Scrap iron from Taneytown to
Frederick reduced 60 cents per long
ton: Lime from Lime Kiln to Grove
/ 81 per car.
Western Maryland College will re.
open Tor regular school work on next
/ Wednesday. There Is every prospect
1 for a most successful year ana for
tho dormitories to be filled With young
men aud women eager Il avail them
selves If the splendid course OF in
.strueIion this college offers. Faculty
. IL
Hiram Wagner. of Lancaster. Pa.
does not propose to have his choice
peaches carried of By thieves. 80 he
has placed bells on the lreeg. which
will ring With the slightest movement
Of The limbs. Tho next night the
belle begin to rim vigorously
and Wagner. well armed. rushed TO
TIE orchard He saw tRo thieves help
ing themselves 20 some # the fruit.
but they ran when theY heard the
gun.
Two eeiIpseg are scheduled to uccur
within h present manfH-from Sep
tender L To September = On the
hral named date pafIIaI eclipse OF
the IN. while cloHaI. following
events. vii be a totaI eclipse % the
moon ~ September l.. and partial
eclipse IF the sun On September %.
This FIFez two eciiuHaH Of the aun
within a month or At 80 successive
new moons. and an eclipse Of the
moon n the full moon which later
veneg between the Two eelIpaea OF the
sun.
The Carroll county teachers have
been XIfh IN again tn week Re
turning 70 work uftef vacation OF
three months. theY al IsoE cheerful
and confronted The institute WAS a
very successful and instructive one.
and there Is every prospect that bet
ter work vii be done IN orr public
schools this year thnn ever brfora.
Just before the town clock strikes
. on Monday. we vii Sc the youths
OF the city and county Rond their
way. With books dnd states. TO the
school houses
Mis- Christine / TInelIng. formerly
of London. England. noK Of Norfolk.
Va. lecturer for the Scientific Tenn
peranee Instruction Department Of the
". Z. 7. |. will speak II the Opera
House N Westminster. Thursday.
evening. September 18Th. II : o'clock
in Union Bridge at the Carroll county
convention of the \. =. T. H., Fri
day. September 10Th. At p. m. in
F1nkabuFe. at the Methodist Protest
ant Church. Sunday. September Il.
at II 4. N. and at Emory chapel at
p. N. Miss Tingllng Is also member
of the Southern Board Of Education
Telephones have recently been In
stalled IN the following homes: Dan
lei =. Little. Westminster 7lw. Fred
Il. FalEensteIn. Westminster s9r: John
S. TeeIer. Kump. TaneYIoRn 2s-2
s. ]. Renner, near Taneytown. 2s-3.
John Il. Hilterbrick, near Taneytown.
2s-5: Jesse Angel. near Taneytown,
2s-12. Edward r. Harner. near Kump.
2s-4. Geary H. Angel. near Kump.
2s-2i. William Stauffer. near Kump.
1922. !. j. Graham. near Kump.
2s-11: Andrew Blttle. near Kump,
2s-is: Frank Schweigart. Nestmins-
J ter II K.
The annual Prohibition picnic of
WooleFyss district, VII be held af-
ternoon and night of September goth,
In Mr.. Charles Taylor.a COVE, near
: lcarrollton. An entertaining program
is being arranged. Addresses will be
! made b. prominent leaders of the
party. The addresses II this time
should be particularly interesting from
the fact that the AntI-saloon League
and The Prohibition forces are coming
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