The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-02-10

Wy
Our farmers are now resting aud ro,
cruiting their energies for the spring
campaign BY far the greater part Of
their agricultural exploits are perform
ed beside the stove or on the counter Of
the country grocery. Winter is. or
ought to be, to the farmer, the most
agreeable portion of the year, His
grain is garnercd, his stock housed, the
ground plowed for the spring crop, his
fuel stored in some convenient place, so
that he has nothing to DO but fire up
thJ stove and feed his stock which
latter operation is pleasure, provided
he has wherewithall TO feed them. But
the poor farmer whose ears are stunned
with the believing of hungry cattle aud
the neighing of furnishing horses, aud
who has nothing to still the tumult but
what may be drawn from an empty corn
crib and a vacant hay NOV, may well
be excused for saying that King
Richard offered an extravagant price
for horse.
Local Legislation The bill to in.
corporate the town of Union Bridge,
has passed the Senate,
BY Mr.. Longwell, petitions from Jno
Yingliug, Mary 0gg, Catherine Bower
aud Larkin Clarke asking for pensions
Several petitions have been present.
ed to the Legislature asking for the re
lease ofthe suretes Of Steph, IN K Gore,
late collector Of county taxes, and have
been referred to the delegates from this
county,
A bill to amend the law 10 relation
to the County Commissioners, was re,
ferred to tho delegation from tits
county.
A bill to legalze the sale Of certain
part Of the Union Bridge turnpike to
the Liberty, louisville aud Pipe Creek
Turnpike Company, Referred to
Messrs Longwel, Miller aud Steiner,
aud was passed.
A bill to authorize the Commission
ers Of this county to subscribe to the
capital stock of turnpike computes in
the county, referred to same commit
tee and on its third re,dino was ms
sed.
The bill to amend the local law Of
Carroll aud Frederick counties relating
to the Liberty and New Windsor Turn.
nike Comn,1v vas reG,,r.J n IL,
third ro,ding was n,Ssod
4 notition bas been nrosor,oa h, NJ
stoincr in tho Scno,e from sci oi,;
zeus Of his count ,stin, iba, ,ho
Scbool Commissioner bo elected h,
tho neople referred IA Comm;,,so on
Edueu,ion
Dcers.-Considerabls snrnr;se was
created in the vicinity of Linwoo1 on
Wednesday evening of last week by
the sudden appearance ola living deer.
liz r,z, ond m,nifos,;o', 40 ,n,ch a;a
ni,v as though bo,rin@ M i,nnort,9t
commission from some grona cnuncii N
his kindred snecies Whore hi. m..
terious stranger hailed from the ehisr,
of his mission and whore hound 49,,
rise to numerous coniec,ures from
those who had an opnortunity Of sc,in /.
and hearino of his deersbin A A,e
was also seen in the upper norton Of
MYERS district abont the same time.
Duq HU-The Young men Of Dug
Deba,ing socie,v Tho las, smh;o.,
discussed w,s ~iybi oh il ,ho mo-: i
denendcn. the farmer or tho machan;o y
| II was d;sc,.ssd hy nv Weo,z Ja~,b
Rnnn and s Konn on tho ill., IF ,bo
farmer and II War.or A WIson anS
n W,roo, =, ,ho Ia ~ H. ,,o,,.n;a
Il was decided il favor Of The mecb,n;c
An no snoators ao,n;,,o1 ,hams.inas
Wy vs."
RroncL poA.o,JA com,,;,,oo of
soron an,,lemon from Waynoshoro'
D. h,sn hoon hacoro ,ha - and
Flu Evobaaaa or psi,;,ao.o Co. M
n,roose or nrssoo,;,a Tia aJ,.a,.,,os or
= cannec,;op bstwee9 ths, sn,ernT;s;na,
town anI the Western M.ryIena R,i5
,oai, ~ Nn'e" s .ion aua P'ospsrOas
asonaa =, p adu n',ue'', mr. ,rAus WI, DC
H. Pr -. :, 80 wi" - no 'ePo.' "
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.Soc,ol A,,.,tl,, Tho .ssa,,h,, :,
a',;, $3.50 49, :, ~ ~ eI"esu I'm, ""s
I,; - $500 - -, uuu Pass'd VH ~ snO
mnro drasaaS T. al ~ sae ,;, "e ,'u,vS
W u'ssseu WI" oAqu'S''e taste anu