The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-03-01

N removed cases. $50; Constables, 500. 80,
Miscellaneous, $2J6.5l Total amount Of ex.
penditures, $l3, 5562T. The assessment was
So,IT7i636, on which there was a levy Of 20
cents on the 500.
Candidates we're plenty then, as will be seen
by the announcemenls.-Fo judge of the
Circuit Court, Madison Nelson, VIM. NJ. Mer.
rick, Richard II. Marshall, and Joseph NJ.
Palmer House Of Delegates, Richard r.
Booth, Z. g. Cox, Abraham Lamott and
Thomas Hook. John MoCollum as n candi.
date for Clerk of the Court. Register Of
wills, John Baumgartner and John NJ. Wing.
ling. States Attorney, Charles w. Webster.
Judges OF the Orphans Court, Jacob Matthias.
Horatio Price, David b. Earhart and Basil
Hayden. County Commissioners, William
Reese and James Smith. County Surveyor,
n. Henry Hoppe aud James Kelly. Sheriff,
On. s. Brown, Samuel j. Jordan and Ohio
ShRey:
n issue of October l6, 1851, is red,hot.
an ny n korials are full of personal illusions,
1911. 'ue communications spicy. 1t also Goa.
Wn ,nI = le'ythy article from Col. William p.
TIa!uisoy. Political meetings are called for
onlohtowh Sstrict; at Crumrine's Hotel, a
i ln,iss ABOVE Manchester; Finksburg; Frank.
di.,i ana Liltles Tavern, Freedom
The issue dated Nov. 6, 1851, was put in
circulation on the Al. two DAYS before the
eieet'oh' IL is periecliynamite mine. Some
VI the arucles are more eorcible than polite.
as 'he ne Is gwen In sevNral. Fortunately
no DlOOd was shed by the Selligerents and
after the election oil settled down to their
usual ayocations.
The marriages of VIM. Cornell aud Eliza.
beth hregelo, Emanuel Sell and Elizabeth
,Dgot@oIr, george Gerhart and Lydian Black,
"m, H. Angel and SeraRda G. l.. Eyefhart,
anu samuel Messenger and Miss Frownfaller
arc puO!shed.
me issue OF January LIST, 1852 contains
very htlle OF interest. IL announces itself in
m'or oil stephen A. Douglas for President
10y the recent census Carroll is placed as the
MIN county IN the State for the production of
""ea''
svv,sy,,,I,.,,.
8. 49, i;,,is ,o,,n as d. sr',;,, . oo2 w
Limestone, oystershells and lime are being
delivered daily.
Fertilizer aad fruit tree agents have .coms
down on us, and with their child.like smile
and happy assurance, they foretel wonderful
yields OF cider and cereals. We put our
name down, of course, and pay the bill six
months hence with anything but smile.
The pension arrear bill has resurrected
few old pensioners here. We think our little
community ought to have share of the spoils
IT we have to manufacture peusoner or two
We would suggest that Congress pension
old maids; il is almoa. impossible now TO find
one
Rev. c. w. Baldwin preached his farewell
sermon at St. Paurs, on Sunday night. AT
the conclusion Of the services he gave a most
gratifying report of the financial condition of
the circuit. During his administration of its
affairs new church has been built at Sykes.
vile, the whole cost amounting 10 81 1900, and
every dollar paid. Mt. Pleasant Church, in
Carroll, had a debt Of $500, which had been
reduced to $500, and Of this balance nearly
all has been provided for with negotiable
notes. 1t is absolutely necessary in this day
wen Us good preacher Mr. Baldwin has
proven himself both
we VIII have panorama and an oyster
supper ,nlA week
tuesday the good people oil Sykesyille ate
pancakes until they couldn't rest. They, no
doubt, saw some hne panoramic views.
Inc fatapsco Dairy Association held its
third monthly meeting at this place on the
"a uiiimo, President, John IL. Herbert in
the chair number OF very encouraging
letters were read from dairymen in various
portions CT the State, and the members pres
ent seemed to be unanimous IN the opinion
that State convention can be held in Balti'
more during the coming April, which will re-
suit IN the organization OF a estate Dairy
Association. Many new names were added
10 the membership ana with lew exceptions
the whole mlk'prodncing interest on the line
OF the baltimore and ONO kallroad is now
embraced IN tnis ASSOCIATION. committee
10 wall uDDn the muYOr and CITY council Df
baltimore TO urge upon them the Importance
OF milk inspection was appointed, as follows:
.: H. Herbert, Charles Il. Favour, W. H..
UNISON, N. IL; henderson, a 7. Forsyth.
Is claimed oy dairymsn That hundreds OF
gallons OF adnlierated milk are daily dispsn-
sea 70 Tue citzens oil Baltimore.
{ SANS CREEg ITgNs.-In procuring the
names and ages of the following persons,
am greatly indebted to Mr.. Benjamin f.
Hooper, of this place. ! repeat the names
of four given by your New Windsor CORES.
pendent, but with the correct ages:
Nancy Sanders, cold. ITO; Katie Moore,
%; Daniel Coke So; d. W. NALL, 81; Moses
Hayes, colored, %; Mrs. ID W. NALL, 81;
Jacob Shuster, 49, Boss Hammond, coli SO;
Moses Hammond, cold. 81; Joshua Warfed,
70; Stephen Gorsuch, 20; Miss ii. Williams,
Is; Thomas Horton, 10; David Engle, of 7.
"a; VIM. Lewis, col d. s0i Jacob LoOkingbill,
q Mrs. Peter Nall, DO; John Riggler, 20;
Abraham Nusbanm, 10; Lewis Kieiier, 10;
jacob Nusbaum, 10; Michael Zepp, ~; Mrs.
Mary Devilblss, 70; Mrs. Casper Devilbiss,
IOi Daniel Wagner, 10; Peter Long, 81; ].
Beal Porter, so; Daniel and Lila Bowyer, col.
ored, ~ and 7di Masheck Baker, 70; Peggy
Porter, 10; Mrs. Emereta Franklin, 10; Mrs
Philip snader, y; Philip Nusbaum, 72i Dan'l
Nusbaum, 20; Michael kiggler, 70; Mrs. Nan.
ey Chlpley, 20; Nathan Franklin, 76i Lewis
ored, 'Oi Mrs. Mary lepp, IS; Mrs. Sellman,
S5i Mrs. Elizabeth ellis, 80; Mrs. Elizabeth
Doety, esi Mrs. Mary Naille, SIS Singleton W.
harn, ~; Mars Maria Harm, IIi Mrs. Eliza
beth Stoeksdaie, Ioi Mrs. Snsannah Barnes,
'3i Rev. James Pearre, 20; Mrs. Sarah Land
say, 40; Mrs. Rachel buckingham, 49, Mrs.
Annie Deyllbiss, 70; Mrs. Sarah Miller, rs;
Abraham Cole, col, 70; Samuel Brown, col,
~, Moses Haines, col, so. Total 1858; aver
age 80. There are numerous others between
90 and 20.
Mrs. Catharine Foglesong, an aged woman,
perhaps 80 or 100, died two weeks ago. near
Franklinville, this county.
An infant child of Mr.. VIM. Hooper's died
last week; did not learn the cause.
Mrs. Joseph Stem has been very i'll for the
past three weeks, but is improving. Mr..
Joshua Warield is also very much indsposed.
Tho enizontic hns nrnvad fatal Il, tba ca.o.