The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-03-29

"'HNS' '"H""''"'tt uleu tNo weeks ago, NJ the
advanced age Of liz
Jacob Stone, ..,.....95 Henry DELI 20
Ruth Frizzell-.....95 II. H. Harbaugh 70
John Yiugling. Jacob Babylon...,..7j
Jacob Marker......93I David Wentz."....75
Joanna Biggs-...."a2l DR.. j. l.. Billingslca75
Henry StonGsiler.,.90 Thomas Williams. 10
Mrs. John Biggs sol Mr.. -- Brown,.....75
James G. Graham. s9l Elizabeth Shaetier.75
Willian Grouse. 81 Mrs. Isaac Myers. rs
Miss --- Snidor....sGl Susan Gist..........75
MID BaumgartncrSjiI John Babylon-.....7J
Mary Beayer........Sji Sarah Leekins.......4
John Abbott."...... 81 Henry Shreeye....74
James Williams. ...si George Blizzard. IA
Mrs. Jacob Snider.SI John Smith.........73
John CrOuse.......sil CathArine Stoneslfer73
Mary Burke. .........s SO Mary WILLIAMSBURG
Mary Gfammer.,....SSl Mrs Sarah Fringer %
Bcisey Adelspergcr 50 Peggy Adolspergcr 10
James Hook.......S2I David WANT ........72
Mrs Wm. Grouse. IS David Zepp
NJ. Baumgartner. 80 Samuel Ungor......72
Samuel Young. ..,..s0l Mary Royer........72
Joshua Sellman-... 50 Cathariue Myers...72
Joseph keller.."..7al Daniel j. Gcimau..72
Daniel Simultaneously Polly Shaeffer......T2
Andrew Reese. .....7g Margaret T.. Gerke y
WIN. StansbuTy 40 Charles Myers ,.,..72
Julia Gallaudette.. 10 Joseph Newson. .....7 ~
Rev. I. Gallaudette IS Thomas Goodwin ~
J. Henry Hoppe....7s David H. Shriyer...72
Isaac Myers. Mrs. Horatio Price II
Mrs Mary Bcaycr-7I Daniel ShaeiIer....7l
GcoEge Barboar.,..7 y. W. Swartzbaugh II
Thomas Mannhan..7 Henry Weman."..7i
Mrs Andrew Reese u Dr. Francis Butler..70
Samuel Snider.......76l b. W. BennetL."...70
James Blizzard......76I Mrs, Mary Shriyer.7O
Sarah kuhns.",.,...76 Hairy Bale. .,..,...70
Rcbecca Roop."....70l Jesse Iiugling. ......70
Nancy Bz1ard......16 Elizabeth Price.....70
cotoRED PEOPLE.
Samuel Robinson. 30 VIM. Parker .......79
Philip Brisco...,....sS Rev. j. b. Snowden II
Philip Leman~......s7 Grace PARKWAY.
Robert Bell...........s3 Elizabeth Harden. ~
Henry Anthony. .....s2 Charlotte Troupe...T
Serena Parker......s 81 Ellen Robinson 40
Samuel Thompsou..79l -
wehaye also receiyeda list from Myers Dis.
trict, but as it is not complete it is deferred
If we could have made up complete list for
the whole county, as we purposed TO do, we
are satisfied it would have presented evidence
of The most remarkable longevity to be found
an this or any other country. The imperfect
lists we have already published, show that
Carroll county is one Of the most healthy re.
gions to be found anywhere Her long lived
population demonstrates this fact beyond dis.
ppte.
NEw WINDSOR. We publish below cor.
rected list of3l persons living in and within
radius Olive miles Of New Windsor, who
have lived to the age of7O years and upwards.
MALES.
VIM. Engelman... 81 Daniel l.ambert....72
Jacob Sauble ........Ss Esau Randall .......9O
Israel Switzer.....7il ID. woodward, col..SS
Abner Bale .........7i David Crumbacker II
Israel Norris........ 80 David W. Naill.....sI
Samuel Mekins,ry.7l' Joshua Warfeld. 81
Samuel Winter. 70 Josiah Hibberd ...... 10
Jacob Simultaneously Thos. King. ..,"...70
Joseph Stoufler..,..I3l David Engel. ,..,.,,.T
FEMALES.
Mrs. Sally Wolfe. .o2 Polly Engelman SO
Elizabeth Eckman..Ss Nelly Engelman...7l
Elizabeth Shriner... SO Honor Williams. .. 80
Eliz'h. Crumbackers4l Nancy Sanders, col 10
Eliz'h. Engelman.. so Rebeeca Crow. .... So
Mary Diehl.. Sally Baile...........76
julia Earhard...... .76l -
UNION DRincE lTEMs.-0ur quiet town was
thrown into slate Of excitement Wednesday
afternoon in consequence of baby being
found dead in Little Pipe Creek The cir.
cumstaneesare about as follows Three boys.
Arthur Haines, Charles and John Cook, were
playing in the meadow TO the north Of the
town; one Of them observed what seemed to
be bundle Of clothes lying close to the en
bank OF the Creek, and little out Of the
water. On examination it was found to be a
pair of old pantaloons in which was wrapped
a white boy baby. The boys went home and
reported what they had found, when their
parents Immediately sent them TO inform Mr..
Jones, Justice Of the Peace, Of the circum.
stances. Mr.. Jones and DR.. Watt, guided By
the boys, proceeded tn the place aud found
the child as reported, Mr.. Jones then sum
moned the following Jury Moses Shaw, fore
man; NJ. G. McKinslry, Reuben Sayler, VIM.
Wilson, ID. +. Miller, III. ID. Hartsock, Ed.
Kelly, Abram Sioner, Charles HessoD, John
ID. Engal, Upton Kelly, and John NJ, Hollen.
berger, who, after hearing such evidence as
was attanable rendered the following yer.
diet: "The child came to i,s death at the
hands OF some person or persons unknown to
the jury The child was then handed over
20 Messrs. Furry 4 Morningsar, nndertakers,
for intermeut. 1t is thought that the inhuman
wretch, though intending to throw the child
into the creek, had failed TO do so though the
darkness of the night. From tile condition
ofthe child il could not have been in the
water and therefore was not washed to the
place where II was found.
At a special meeting Of the teachers and
officers Of the Union Sabbath School held on
the 30th inst, twas rcsoiced, That the thanks
OF the school, through the medium Of the
county newspapers and Liberty Banner be
extended to the ladies and gentlemen who
took part in the entertainment given for the
benefit of The school on the evening Of the
2ist inst. Thomas Jones, Superintendent;
James Yeats, Secretary.
WALKING MATcn.-The walking match for
Easter Monday ON the track of the Carroll
County Agricultural Society, in this city, has
been arranged. The contest will be for a
purse Of $50, the participants to go as they
please, aud will last eight hours. The start
will be given at s clock A. NJ. sharp, and
halt called at 4 o'clock p. NJ, The one max.
ing the greatest distance in the eight hours
viii be declared the winner. Rules for the
government of the contest, and other partie-
ulars, will be published in ample tune before
the MATCH The following persons h'yh en-
tered for the conlest:-G. II. Waiter, cob
Reiman, Nm. Grouse, J. W. Bremen, Henry
llemier, VIM. II. Bell Samuel Gist, Benz.
Gist, James Warner aud Frank Shriver.
Two more have entered whose names will be
published hereafter,
TeAfEMNoE MErrISGs ID. c. Bah
cock, OF Philadelphia, assisted by others,
under the direction of tho State Alliance, win
hold a series OF temperance meetings in Car.
Toll county next week, commencing IN tiis
city tomorrow. The first meeting tomorrow
Will be held in the NJ. p, Church, at TO- 30
O'clock in the morning; tho second at the
Lutheran Church, at IN the afternoon; and
the third ut the NJ u, Church at 7.3O IN the
evening. Other meetings will be held as fol-
lows.-New Windsor on Monday, Union
Bridge on Tuesday, Middleburg on Wednes
day, Taneytown on Thursday and Uniontown
on Friday. Each Of these meetings viii be
held at 7.a0 0 clock in the evening.
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ptrxfrr Arctnr~r - Ahoof nam n Tl,,rs
day, DIR. James l.. Bllingsea, OF this CITY,
whilst stepping from bis yard down into his
garden, hnd the misfortune to fall, breaking
the hnmefns bone Of the right arm close to
the shoulder. Such fractures are rare ia.
deed, and difficult 10 treat. The Doctor
Snhcrings were quite intense. Drs. j. w
Herring, +. T. Shaw and j, II. BillnssIea
rendered medical assistance.