The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-04-02
Maryland Affairs.

] TTGNeIlth ltllhS aDbub tStdpllShi'E5 - Silpt
and car factory.
Mr.. Cothman Cox has resided in one house
at Salisbury for "A years.
/ Rev. Abraham Dodson, colored, said to be
/ 1O5 years old, died in Baltimore last week.
/ Mrs. Margaret Cameron died in Cecil
! comfy, on March 18th, in the ODD year OF her
age.
| James Pennington, aged 90, soldier IN
the war of lSl2-l4, died in Baltimore on
March 25
Many of the residents Of Baltimore are now
being supplied daily with drinking water from
Frederick City.
A factory for the manufacture of leather fly
nets on an extensive scale at Hagerstovn IS
to be established.
Mr.. John Thompson, of Kent county, was
thrown from carriage last week and dIed
from the injuries sustained.
Wye Island, the historic Paca plantation,
now contains fifteen farms and has a popua-
ton of one hundred and fiEiy.
John Stout, the well ks0sn mal-carrier
between Emmittsburg and Gettysburg died
on Wednesday of last wees OF apoplexy,
Frostburg holds its muEisipal election next
Monday, and ore of the Republican nominees
for councilmen is George Johnson, colored.
\ Cecil county farmer ast week on open
ing his potatoe pile found out of 200 bush
els put away last fall he had 900 bushels
ruined by freezing
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Compa-
NY supplement 10 the Delaware Western
Railroad charter WAS passed by the Senate ct
Delaware Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. John w, Garrett. president Of the Bal
umore and Colo. Railroad Company, who has
been in Europe for several months. will re-
turn 10 Baltimore about the 18th OF April.
Milton Armacost was arrested in Baltimore
a few days ago charged with violating city
ordinance by cOnceahng lot OF stones IN -
load Of hay in order to increase its weight.
Ehe wheat crop in Caroline county, is "a
ported badly damaged by The severe winter.
In Talbot 1t has suffered but little The
difference arises, probably. from difference
in sell, the former light the latter clayey.
Wm Politt. aged IS years, died near Sal
isbury, last wees. II Is said Mr.. Poiili was
at one time a companion Of the renowned
Dayy Crockett They lived together in Ten
neSses, and afterwards carried on Il Lengthy
correspondence for many years.
Samuel p. Wacgaman las: seek shot.
wild cat near NJ st Mary College, Fred
erck county. Il weighed 81 pounds, meas-
urei feet s inches n length: feet iat+scS
high. Il bore q considerable resemblance rr
yaang leopard and altogether appeared -
be q vicious looking vaymut.
Eight skeletons we're recently exhaa.ai
from the cellar Of Mr. samuel licSiiue'S
some excitement uu;ij !; was ascrr;aIned that
the site Of the house was formerly ths family
haryiug ground OF Mr. Jonas Green, She first
printer and publisher ln Maryland
a banquet in h5uo7 Of OK Senator william
PinSuey Whyie Is 60 be gwen ~ Baltimore
easy on Tuesday, April n. Ihe matter IS iu
charge OF a committee 90. merchants and hIS-
mess men appointed by meeting held last
seek as The Board % Trade rooms. add Is ia
tended as an expression ~ appreciation o.
the iasors e the recipient an sac United States
Senate.
Mr. Daniel EiIeaoa-. sex.na OF $ PALS
Church and sell knpsn 5u HEz-rsGssH. where
be was ia the hucAslsrins business, aas killed
on tbe ui1h; nf the ~ att III. dead body
xas found 10 the TOAD covered TitA produce
that had been 10 ibe wagon be was driving
The horses are Supposed % have r4a assay and
thrown han oui, q, thE wagon aAs l5a1i
mile further On ih- road badly trakea-
Miss Sagah Farsytbc died on sbs 21,b of
March. 10 the la3.Aa Spring district, ui
=
- years and 2 aoa,hs- She IS q a family
noted for longevity Her grandfather died ST.
sh, age Of 20. and her father, Abraham t1s
zyihe, al the age Of IS. A brother JOhat
a.cl a. The ags ID "a, and sister Anniss
lived 90 be We There Js ssi. aylas Of the
6sgniy q SISTER in her Siih ysar. aui :so
brothers, aged respectively - aud -.
tn. Be,air .f'gis says A we.l kasA-s
farmer ~ Abingdon district boaEhs some cas-
de GA lbg 3,h 81 Novamber last aad sold .hgva
on she l5gh Or February The average gaia
Ia -; igrrE ;hai p*rips-+s days-sza
600 lbs. or q l.stle more than lbs pr asy
on each steer. The cattle were weisbs3 w5ea
parchAse3 and when sold. and Be vsskhIs
accurately recorded. This shnus shat say
De- dose aIfh cattle D. good frea and AIten
;.os, even in She scyersst stulss.
Jaize Yc,.5u. IN Baltimore eaus,y colrt,
Lard doua she law ;n rctescac~ 90 ierUeious
doEs. i7 q casg ior damages pending i4 tina.
coa-i. lssi aerk. Ills honor s4il -" Egc55
man has 3 righ. 20 keep frrursous dog. pro
vIiea be b kept on Ags osl laciosarrs, and
any one Who cones "a the properly urh5Bt
the invitation O; the oWnrr Df the dog and Is
hlueu, cnnBoi recover damages for iniarss
received. Bat & sH engagement Is made %
call 80 the owners house And the oErer has Z
suosicdve that yoa vii be there, and she joE +
ind.cls injuries. thea the o~a.r is liable Tor
damages fer Injuries Inflicted by .bs log
PA0six Factory, on the Northern Central (
railroad, AZ PhUaIK, pafclassi short tIur (
SINCE by Robert Garrett 4 Sous slll be sr [
opened in few DAYS for the manuiactu7c - I
OsGabarg cloth and shirging Ihs mill has I.
b4ea idle sace April, 1875. Mr. Garrett has .
secured the services of Mr.. Re ~ % Eiys-
vile. Who sill assume management. A arg, F.
fJ-cc Of woTkmen WIii commcucr digging ouf +
,Ar millrsee ~ once. THIS announcement i
vlsi be glad ueWs 10 a large number OF per
sous engaged "a this busIaess. Sixty eight 4
houses are also ovned by the prsprielors Of .
the miil al PhU1iv, aad they vii also b. 70.
paired and plt iH proper condition Tor ihsfF .
employees.
Gov Hauiltoa had bis vote ehaii rnsed ~ .
q city coaacil election 10 Hagcrstosn, Mon
day. 0a the groaud that the STATE constitution .
hNca his residence a. Annapolis, bgi after
being sworn and claiming HagcrsIoWu ~ bis
residence, he was allowed TO cast his ballot;
This has given rise % soms discussion as
10 where the Governor OF the State Of Nary.
land has hrs legal residence aud where he IS.
therefore, entitled 10 vote. Both Governors
" hyie and Carroll il is knOwa, voted To A.
uapohs during ihgir gsbyrnatorial term, con
strucung the State constitution as requiring
the Governor 70 reside during his tern Of OF.
fee in Annapolis as bls legal place of abode.
Several other Governors have also voted in
Annapolis during their term Of Office.
A letter from Frederick March y, says
As the Reformed congregation Of this city
this week 70 remove the body OF the
old German church here, which was bulk in
1907, and IN whose tower he city clock is
placed, the removal 70 make Eay for chapel
Tor the English Church. the Germans held
their last services last night ia the old place
Of worship, where many OF them have attend
ei since now remote childhood, and after
the exercises the choir rcpsirci 10 the Old
bclirey. some hundred feet up ard surround
ed the old bell. and lu their rich German ton
que sang their tareWells TO the iron tongue for
them forever silent. The wierl spectacle by
the light of their lanterns was very impress
size. aud attracted large crowd. Consider
able feeling has been eugeuderad by the pro
posed change and late IN 10 night a badge
Of mourning, with the annexed placard, was
fastened TO the church door AS these doors
are closed on as, so shall the gates OF Heaven
be closed or the rngleaders in the move
ment. The .iay Of judgment will settle all.
Ii our iorefaihers knew this their dust would
turn TO- their graves
A REMARKABLE FEAr.-A eorresj Ondent
Of the Baltimore Herald, of March %, writing