The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-03-31
News of the Week.

.,or,rata 1871 noundu
7, r,1" ~
ticher sons collon milli at Darby
fMFas burned on ouhuay. LOSS S"o,ooo'
9ffhe as,oOO persons employed IN watch
M'E|pg IN switzerland one'thiru are women
,hpoad OF about 1000 tons Of salmon is
s|AlNI leaving Portland, Oregon, for Europe.
aI..1'hl settlement OF the Eastern question
sntnIedcts great war
ISfphy. the temperance agitator, who has
81 Y. Working in the west, has begun a cam.
,sNa b Philadelphia.
T6a past winter was remarkable for the
Ns2,Hlence fthe measles and scarlet fever
NJ III parts Of ihis country.
4 v.,;,e mill. dealers were fined in Now
illkStow with the iron tail. T"
RI. s,yerest snow storm of the winter in
- 80 AMI Nissour; occurred an SATURDAY.
i..e enlinved ON Saturday night Inv n hard
M
,ot,, Gar borse s,.,l;n., :, To,r.s.
ts9 Ill nth Ian, no ono l. ever hnns fnr tbo
ss $780,, and h il proposed 10 repeol the law.
T..slar .t-b ins,or, ~. ,osso,s
NFo &C. x, W., So, ~ J;garo,',
rE..ad stations between Hagerst,wn, Md.
...i Iiarrisburg. Pa.
AI.L;ai. AL ,... ru.u,,, IAN h..
p'auePIh% 'n'ru lew w. L' poss og " I'M nas
De'' VAN nns up ~ f' Iii ILL., =, i"u
XXI IN 10 be all that can he desired.
4M c..ud ,daa of Good Tar,,,,ors ,c
ulu .;pe o"oI'Jed do Jp'iI's o "
,nrobersb;n t6e members Jssa,;sGed
,a,;on AZ sh,u, 10 ns,abi;sb now
4
IN new Cersns or San Franc;sco indicates
@rnlation. March Ist 1871, of sol ,O20
Iarrh lei tsTG go a45 sboy;ng n OAHU
r. go ~ % az ~ o,n. e., - 80,
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IA Ia,,,rc ,sb;cb rc;oc,ad tbo no,n;nat;on
WaCial,an bv H ya,o og ,ha I'M IN
,o Inc Snner;n,ender, az Pnbl;c
NIX
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w GOSSIP aoou' iiail ulsnPleahraMness ma, has
Iii, rn', avn, 1 ,,niy i, edo. ''' q"
n ,Lo J;:agreeoI,Ie nccess{ty oc ,os,;f,;ns,
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~ New iork' on SUNNY hHted flckHru'
e.Mg jealous OF MS glle hel9'se, pound her
~ w Ji,., a'u La c. .'i Gs
~ ei 1o ~ 1891 "Si ''' '''
Spy pu"u ""' "',sS'o1'
Hhlle Joseph StahI was asleep IN brew
eIfpear Outehourg, ~ l =, on FRIDAY nlgnt,
eelNe one saturated nus clothing with petrole'
N'ni hna SET y on hrc' ne u'eu o' ms "9u-
toh o"'u'uny pnor"'us'
he General Land Commissioner has or.
41Rfd vigorous prosecution OF the work OF
ns,ecilng ana punlsIlng depredators on the
p.phc timber lands, especially IN Minnesota,
INV i I,P 'eu"''o"' ""'e "'e" ""'s' n"''e''
V' ,n''
pc hawley springs property ~ Rocking
Han county, va, was sold at public sale last
Netk Tor 81 oO, subject TO mortgage aud liens
2WPnhuhg 10 between Szo'ooo ana sZo,oOo
NFas purchased ny company recently
~ ahl@ed'
DC Southern humorist known as Bill Arp
xSA recently killed in Texas by falling from
Hhgon. He was not literary man by pro-
'1s>iOn, but was farmer. His quaint ideas
e9Fe put into shape for publication by a
H'Fspaper friend
General Grant left Washington on Saturday
Mn for the West. On returning east he
I'LL spend n few DAYS ut Harrisburg, to enjoy
IAN fishing, and then 20 to Philadelphia
n will sail from that city for Europe with
&1lamily the 10th Of May.
fho dam of the Stalfordyillc reservoir. AT
&t2IIord. Conn. rnye way Tuesday. doing
s,.nt damage. About thirty buildings. in.
z.aaing bank and church, were swept
tnAy. The loss is estimated at about $780,
0N Two lives are reported lost.
Ia the Circuit Court at Richmond, Va.
>|tnday. Judge Wexford entered decree for
tM sale of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
# oi,er ninety DAYS notice by the receiver.
TN State win appeal from the decree, in
1.otection of her interests in the matter.
Jar,ss Ir,;ns Tho oroo, shoe, g,ruor
, -. Snnoies cn"n,v Csl;fnrn;o ;nt"nJS ~
~, ,h;r,Y'S;no ,honscnd sbncr on accomn, NJ
IA dro9pbt which prevails In that region.
"a oWns altogether about forty.Gv thousand
s6sep and one hundred and seven thousand
alfes Of land.
ro,h.. Trous.o,lor,;o Cohle "a ,ro;.c,ed
nG T Irans.a'lan''c eH"'e rs P,JI ~ ~
As; son,P""I, ~" -, 49,, Eronoo,
a., Ir;n5 S siu "a ~ y. ov;,ai noaoss"s
n coo noo L"s ~ I'LL u I'D
a. y, ,, guy nat " -" ~ ;:N'y