The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-07-29

On Thursday afternoon last, as Mr..
Robert T. Shipley, of Freedom District,
was driving along Pennsylvania avenue,
at the intersection Of Hoffman street,
Baltimore, with two-horse wagon, one
Of his horses, valued at $3.50, caught
his left fore foot under the railroad
track and tore large piece of the hoof
off, disabling the animal for a time, if
not permanently, The railroad compa.
ny, as soon as appraised of the fact, fur
nished Mr.. Shipley with another horse,
enabling him to proceed on his journey
home,
State Fair.-The names of the fol.
lowing gentlemen from this county APP.
pear on the awarding committees o. the
FIRST fair Of the Maryland Agricultural
and Mechanical Association, which
takes place on Tuesday, October &c,
1869; Imported Cattle, George Pat.
tcrson; Attorneys, Jerseys or Guern.
seys, S. I. c. Brown; Swine, George
W. Manro; Implements and Machinery,
Augustus Shriyer; Division No. 2 Of
same, s. T. G. Brown and Henry Dew
ries; Division No. 3, James L. Lee; ;
Division No. 1, Oliver Wadlow.
PsrSoaal-0ur subscribers have not
failed to notice the largo amount of
reading matter We have been furnishing
them for some time past. We are more
than making up any deficiency occur.
ring 10 the sale seasons when our col.
umns are crowded with real estate aud
personal property advertisements
Take it all the year round the Demo.
cratic AdcOeate is not only the best
journal for town and country, but gives
to its readers more lively, literary, local
and news matter than the majority of
weekly newspapers in the State.
Death Of an Old Ctizea.--The Balti.
more Sun of Monday says, Mr.. Wells
Chase, a well-known citizen, died On
Saturday, at Mount Airy, Carroll coun.
y, aged 81 years. The deceased was
formerly for many years engaged in the
manufacture OF machinery for WOODEN
and cotton mills, and in fact of all arti.
clcs pertaining to that branch of indus
try. He was successful mechanic aud
a good citizen, and during the last years
of his life has lived retired life in the
country.
Important to Iotaeeo Deaters.-The
have promulgated ruling or decision
that all parties selling Smoking Tobacco
cannot hereafter sell by the ounce or
ounces from pound packages, but sales
of such small quantities must be made
nonnds ' " ''n
John Loats, Esq, President Of the
Frederick and Pennsylvania Line Rail.
road, sends us an invitation to attend
road IN ThuruNau tho O0tb ,,atank
(to.dav \ NJ 4 mint, bevo,d Wooashoro
near he Lime Kilps, We upders,aUd
that a large number Of persons are ex'
p'u " " p'''eu~
YIN TT Re,l w,s ,rr.s,aa h., oa;..,
Stem on Fr;dav las. charosd .;,h oa,,
n,;,ting an ,ssanlt and h.,,or, ~ -
I I.e.: N Jo,9i t,, 'seu ABOUT - years
s,.r' g saon - n ~; nm - oan y, ~ 'h'
'o ~ "'o 4ppsa'a"0e Nv 0our'
ne new ~ ana 10 cent currency
~ a. sas sn:us .asu aPp.atan0e, 'aey WI
- $500 - 49, par :. ss oniee ~ pay
tisements,
Pr m,
.o..sa "a. ne he n,ss peaones 81 'n'
cry On saturday last; they were RAISED
oy Mr; Jcseph Stout near this city
anu soiu iof ten cents per quart.
osacNoerr'es,--ihis excellent ant
Mn hs; irul. : now very Plen'y an'
= oeoo, .r lu,.e eneap. ihey sen a
Y: D. M1kcsell, o. TINS CITY, has bee'
a npp0. nes's,rar ., 1.ers LOT I'M