The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-04-05

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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Sykcsyille Sans Creek Ncw Windsor Aftn,be.ter
ana Fountain Valley liems-Real Estate sales
Hurggon-urphans t-Inianticde- 0f
Henry " llook-iocal Brcvities, etc. etc
Sggsylug lrEgs. MIR. L. NJ, Mellor, hay.
ing dissolved partnership with the firm Of
Mcdonald, Mellor & Co. has leased a lot In
Sykesylile from james Whiting, and will pro.
coed at once TO erect new store thereon.
and hopes to have it completed and ready for
business by the FIRST Of May. The Mcdonald
brothers will continue business at the old
place and these, with the wellknown firm of
Zimmerman 4 Shnltz, will make three first,
class stores in the village, nll on. the Carroll
county side. -.
Farmers are commencing the spring work
in'earncst, sowing oats, planting polat5es and
ploughing for corn. A large crop Of corn
will be planted this spring, bat not so much
fertilizer used rs last year. tho low price Of
corn will hardly pay for the additional outlay.
There is no doubt that pure phosphate bone.
fits tue etopH, but 10 WAS not the idea when
Il was first introduced that il should take the
form Of n commercial speculation, but we re.
grei to shy u has, and the bono mill, like the
salt mill in the sea, keeps on grinding bones
and stones
The formation Of State Dairy Association
is now fixed fact The meeting ia Balt.
more, on the 10th ult, was well attended hy
representative dairymen from all parts of the
Fhn ,I.s- ..f al.
large one of Eve hundred. The association
owes much to the well timed remarks of the
venerable A. Bowie Davis, as they had much
10 do with shaping their course Of action.
Our friend Mr. L. j. Bolts OF Freedom dis.
trici, guarded jealousy tie interest Of the
dairyman. and thought the commercial dairy.
men ought TO be content to sell ourmilk with.
out wanting to milk our cows.
Messrs. Scllmau aud Hu,clins ns a com.
mtleo from the shippers Of milk west Of
Sykesyillc, waited on Mr.. Clements, of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, to ask a reduc.
ton on the freight of milk to uniform rates
with that carried east Of iliis place. Mr.. Clio
menis condecended to give them hearing,
and promised to take the matter under con.
sideration Yes, they always take things M
der consideration, and the consideration 80
get IS very small. rs about time, we think,
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TLs ILL.,, g.. L.. H.. IN
,oanio Fscss, a;St, lug ~" l'o'i " our
sn5 hcwavs w. s san ~. w ~ M $780,
~ ~, - ,,,,3,',. ,,' ~, 80 :,
Liberty Road, ON the ''pad; his strides were
long and bis breath was short We pundered
in our minds whether he was preparing for
Easter Monday, or intended to walk of with
somebody daughter when the corn begins
;,'c'',;a, !. ~ $500 w ~ N'.uAh' w
Joos Sta,,d ~ ~" ''s ~. 49, - ~
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s,ys c.c,y tryys -rbo ,,a.,..,,i,o,i,,,,
p az I'LL ithHs'lA ne iteoFsan'l'.lloa Oh
effected iast sunday with Morgan N; Nieeo'
nemns, SupL' wee iSaiah peyllpissi Charles
~ br9w9' Assistant superintendent, vice
l.alGh Nesoauni hhs; W, hesgani secretary
wee y. ~ s'emi ~ ~ Stewi treasurer wee
A9 9t Long a. % SEE
The public school ~ M Vernon, Miss u.
- pafa.i' teacher, Nlll ei9se lne utter ses.
son AfFh rom Aia WIZ ps followed W
summer hshooi TOT smaH eh"91eh' ne
scnooi ~ hooper 2 belish' closed iaAt non
hay, on account o. me lhdsposiuog oil the
teacher or > . hoDeF'S' lor Tue last TWO
~9nlns' o,, =,
NV ~ DAisls' " i'l"S"iDiv CNsa'a ~
" Nhuten ooG'ni Seilseteu ms lhtougelo'y
sermon ias, 7app9'u H.,e'1oou Y pe''lA0y'
rrasGni''''iei anu ~ o. james Jennings
alshIii p,.,, ;,;, an.
Ar; Hiram Plane, residing TWO miles be-
10Y ihis place, soid ne i9rm q 90 acres ana
pui'ulhgS' 70 ar, bsNio Uranium iot giioOO
some o. lhe Mea'her-wlse predict iFost Tor
NAY slh ana zIn.
h my las, iiems ! noted y sehoiass 70
s'nsieg ainoo', anu we TYPO mNde II reaa Q"
puv s'hee .nH IL mas increased 70 %.
we are lpliy determined TO sue The ground
NO lot prsaen o. lton'se' ms term OF slN
weeks expired Two weeks age, but he does not
~
NEa NishSoN iIeNs.--No changes have
@Aeh p'aeelnt neuiheIenlDuslness hrlns OF this
toNn' great many teA!hs lonued "llh goods
ma eh9tels nave passed through ms place
ouflng INST and the beginning OF thus week,
accompanied by people changing their resi-
denees.
Inc population OF our town has not ncroas'
ca THIS spring, more have len it than came
As an evidence OF this TACT there are four large
dwelling houses which have not been rented.
Zines seem 70 nave enhnged, Tor m former
years II mere haa been my houses vacant
ffN' FN'efN
seems TO be no demand in that line.
The storefoom Of Jacob Diehl was entered
by burglars last week. Enterance was effect.
ed through the rear window. The bottom Of
she money drawer was cut out, but no booty
obiaiaed.
Ga Wednesday night the Railroad Depot
was entered by some one. The money drawer
IN an directions. The thief evidently mast
have been frightened OF il Il thought; int
little or nothing was missing.
The martins which every year arrive here
on aud about the 2slh Of March, have not
come YET This is not a favorable sign for
warm weather.
MAScnEsrEl, lrgNs. Another first Of April
with all the hurry and hustle Incident to
moving day has passed, aud all, who from
choice Or force Of circumstances had to IN
dorgo that much dreaded ordeal, moving
ore now snugly domicicd ~ their new homes
There was great deal Of changing around in
town, and several families moved 70 the
others moving 10 town. Mr.. samuel l., Liliy
and Mr. Charles Hiyely, cigar manulactur.
ers base changed their places Of business.
The former now occupies tho premises for.
mcrly occupied by Judge Adam Shower. and