The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-05-11
State News.

readers to known what is transporting 10
other counties
ST. MARY's CouNTY.AThe Beacon
says What with whirlwind and hail
storms, our county at present is having
sprightly time of it We had coca
sion in our last issue to chronicle the
ieats Of hurrcane-we are called upon
at present TO record tho performance of
u hail storm. IL burst upon our county
on Friday evening last with terrific
ratter, iu some sections without wind,
aud consequently without material dam
age to growing crops-in others, with
both. ilereabouts, though there was
heavy fall Of hail, there was but little
wind, and the damage was slight. To
the north of US and near the centre Of
the county, however, hail aud wind held
high carnival, and fruit trees, wheat
fields, tobacco beds and gardens, are re.
ported as very severely punished
HOWARD CoUNTY.-Judge Merrick,
as trustee, sold few days since to Mrs.
Thomas Riggs, the beautiful country
seat Of the late Clinton McCully, situa.
ted near Leicester, and containing fifty.
seven acres of land, for $4,000.
The work ofthe demolition of part of
this massive natural structure, the Tar
.pean Rock, which was commenced some
weeks since, has been ended; nothing but
the foundation remains to mark where il
once stood, SO lofty and noble, present.
ing as it did to the spectator, by the
deep cut made through it, wonderful
piece Of workmanship.
We still continue to receive cheering
accounts of the growing crops from, those
of our farmers who visit town. They
inform US that the rain with which we
have been blessed the past week has
contributed much to impart new life
aud visor to growing vegetation Fruit,
grass aud vegetables could not be better.
TALBOT CoUNTY.-We had fine rains
in this section last week, which did the
wheat world Of good. In the light
lands especially it had begun to fail, ia
consequence of the protracted drought.
The fly has made its appearance in some
sections Of this county.
Some Of our farmers are planting
large crops of tomatoes this season, be.
heVing that they VIII prove mora remu-
neratlve than grain crops. The eau.
ners pay fair prices for tomatoes In
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so, s, a.'e sPeuea ,as' ffia.y' snen the
I vas a"afaea " Nr. FrederlcK
u'sei., me seaas I've lowest bidder,
go saa A'LseM 20 ou''o u 10,
$50. . - ~ 70 o y, e " pr'ck, ana xi'
'spy sn' '''e Vi tue summons proper,
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Eli =, "eA' Ma1Ae', aoa when nu'sne !
WIN DC = great improvement to that
s s"do,u, :. Inc No, iGxa. Ner& on IT. we
understand, Eill be eommenced at once.
tne as.hsrhiss OF Aaesaay county
eSn'e~plase transferring tue Insane OF
may county from tne maryiand Hos.
Pl.a'' ~ Baltimore 10 Montevue Hos.
Puai' IN Ems conn'y' winch wili be
SAVING 70 Ahegany Of about 81 WV.
oa monday an election was held at
Emmlttsburg for corporation officers,