The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-01-31
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

saturday Iu2Ls " ~ MNHlNE|NIEfK. as tFNIfH&.
sold u puhlie rale tkt EIiowine parcnls 81
land. situated IN Hampstead district Mrs
Caiharina Stansbnry 90 aeres "a $780, ~
rad L. SmeIzon s. acresat $500; Calvin G,
Wooden i03 acres Il SlT5o. 81 acres e.
siO. 80. 81 acres Il s2l .OO. Christian KaeIe
a acres AZ $500; MiehaelL. Brilhard n acres
at Sll.25, 81 acres at STATS; Conrad Bolse
81 acres e $4,000; Mrs. Hester r. Myerly
81 acres al S17.75; Nhit6eld Siaashury 4 ID
81 Sla.00, l-i acres a Sl4 90. 4 l,5 at Si0.'r
ehenses Il ucres NJ Siesse Fesal suogniof
sales Sl975.0d.
On the sd inst Jeremiah l. Shney, a
agent for Jesse kuflz, Of Pennsylvania, sold
farm containing 1881 aeFss, situated N Nor
win, JsremiaA Robinson, and others, 70 Rezin
+. Albert, for S3ooS. This y considered 4
bargain.
Joseph A. Stouaers Cashier First National
Bank, New. Windsor, has purchased the tarm
Of Albert Ecker, about miles from New
Windsor, IN Wakefield valley, containing Io4
acres tor 5000.
Joshua 1ingllng, as executor q John H.
1ingiing, deceased sold on SATURDAY last the
following stocks ;--lz shares kirsi NatonAl
Bank Of Westminster % Ehas finEl'ng NJ
SIZE shares National Excnange Bank OF
BALTIMORE 70 klias ringing a. Slva no; DO.
TO VIM. finghng a SlVs, - ~ shares How.
ard Bank OF Baltimore TO Joshua ringing ~
Ss-s0f ~ shares Howard rlre insurance.
Company q Baltimore % Joshua ilngnng q
Sb-lv; 500 bond, second preferred, west
ern Maryland ttaiiroAd 10 Chns- I. heItsni-
der a. " cents per SAW lVsneres nestnin'
ster Gas Llght company 70 VIM. A. Sun'
mngaami SaeD Y. ;. Bend 10 joshua Eng
at slio- aaa st
THE WIGS PRESIDENT oY rHe WHsrEkS
Nd, RanRoAD.-The Oxford, Pa, ffsss, OF a
recent date, speaks IN high terms OF ~
Hood, Esq, the newly elected Wee Presi-
dent Of the Western Maryland hailroad- lt
saysi
pleasure that our esteemed townsman. j. NJ
Hood, has been appointed 70 the position OF
Vice President and General Manager Of the
Wesiern Maryland Railroad. Mr.. Hood,
during soioern Of over two years with US.
has not only grown in popular favor with our
citizens as a gentleman, but be has also added
new laarels to his fame as an engineer. His
duties as chief engineer Of the Peach Bottom
Railway, now well advanced towards compile
ton, have been trying and ardnous; for his
vas the task Of constructing cheap road
through most difficalt country. How well
he succeeded Is best atlested BY the character
of the work itself. which HIS received the
approval Of number Of able engineers, and
By the degree Of satisfaction universally
expressed BY the stockholders Il is cues
ton whether there has ever been in this coun-
Try q railroad 50 well built upon suchunfayor-
able ground. We congratulate the Western
Maryland upon having secured the services Of
gentleman in every way 50 competent; and
as for Mr.. Fl. himself, we can only express
the wish that his relations with the people
among whom he is going may be as pleasant
as ours have been with him. We understand
that be will remote his family 10 BALTIMORE
and enter upon his new duties about the first
proximo.
From the hanover Citizen, OF Thursday,
We tAke me following items ;--Ar. Jeremiah
o.s.nes, residing "a Narroh county; No, met
sitha peihial accident iaSi saturday, whiist
eneagea, IN s1ellng corn. ne naa horse power
A1lacneu 70 me sneher' anu ~ me operation,
pa' w hiuen power 70 tne snener' Nhen II
9urs.eu, scattering me fragments IN every
Ireenon, some q which struck M. ). ahd
snA''s iS one 81 ms arms N shocking man
ner, ana o,nerwise injured MN.
w rnday iast, nj. Mm;- Rely, OF tbs
Placei sho y employed on me hanover Branch
Ianloau' Wa eangh' between Two ears, ana
sesefs ~ injured ~, 4
Vn lnnrsoay, ar, In scnisier' a brakeman
on .ae nahcser branch railroad, met with an
scelaenl rnls ASSISTING 70 MAKE up ireight
'i1 ni -one ~ ms leet being injured.
ooserueuons' 70 tne shape OF rails, were
placea on tne LAsuesto~n raiiroad on satnr-
oay evening; near me ConeWago creek Inc
rams were observed by the engineer on the
evening ualn an ume 70 a,oia an accident
nue SAG quarry nss oeen opened on the
psOPeiay VI mr. 'amuei heekley' IN oodorus
A number Of serious cases of typhoid fever
are reported in the neighborhood OF Glen
ROCK, this county .t
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DouBLE Pre- Creek IrEns-A hen belong.
ing to Mr.. Martin Fogle, living II miles north.
west Of here, few days ago laid an egg of
enormous size, and on being broken was
found to contain within the outer shell per.
feet egg Of the usual size with hard she'll,
and two yolks. Thus two yolks and q per.
Mr. John ". MILLER, one mile west Of here,
was paraiysed iew Gays ago and V now IN
critical condition.
In consequence o. the vet and mid weather
our pubic roads are IN . Dad cendiuon. Last
sunday morning the mud. was frozen hard as
stone, and Tor those who were Obliged to go
abroad u was almost impossinle 70 travel, And
country churches were SHINY attended. In
sVme INSTANCES even tne preachers iailed 10
,s--;hls r. y. sa;s. - ~ -, you NAo~
onr hreLs - 60, :. !, 49,, 49, ;ns,-.
,bst last ~seS IL ha5 20 .-a,shi ~ ,.a,,,... ~
sonrs ~ srJ s,.o m = RaS,;,no. "
could raai;,a ra,h,n@ g. sS - ~
Sss sos No., = M sr,sr e. 49,, 1870 aaas.
nss. ~ 'eA - '''1 -'''s' " many 'sa''
Anders' OF union bndge' well known 70 the
. y. community as The frst conductor Of
me western Maryland haiiroad, died on Tues
gay iast an August, 1888, MI. Anders was
INJURED ny the breaking down o. bridge near
4 New windsor, caused BY the abntments being
wasnsd out oy ireshet, from the effects Of