The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-03-05

\ number of our farmers and mechanics
will change their residences this spring, and
their places be filled by-we only hope as good
citiZens-mostly young, new and recently
married men, Mr.. John II. Stem will move
to the farm he bought from the Gist estate at
Winfield, and David Hammond, colored, will
take the one Mr. S. vacates. Mr.. John h.
Room will give place on Mrs. A. NJ. Green
woods farm to Benz. f. Hooper. Mr.. Joel
RoOp viii be succeeded on the home place
by John H. Roop, and will remove to the
farm he recently bought of Mr.. Matthias, near
Winters Church. VIM. Gorsuch will operate
one ofG. w. Devilbiss farms Alpheus
Bartholow will run the place recently occu-
pied by John f. NALL (the late d. W. Nall 81.
Robert Lester, house carpenter, migrates to
York, Pa, and Francis Barnes takes the house
made vacant. Mr.. ChaS. Brown, blacksmith,
goes to Harrisville and F. NJ. BowersoX sue
ceeds him. |. l.. NALL will remain on the
property recently bought by Isaiah Nusbaum.
Clarence +. Brown, who recently graduated
from the harness mandatory of Mr.. John
Deckabaugh at Freedom, this county. will
open a shop here.
The property of the late VIM f. Haines
was sold last week, by p. j. Bennett, ad-
ministrator. to Mr. b. W. Benaett for 500,
aud the wood lot to Mr.. Geo. Lepp. Some
parties seem disposed 10 think this property
was sold 90 low, but Mr.. B. says all that any
one else will give over the above figures Will
be given to the heirs.
Mr. VIM. NALL, who resided near Newport,
Frederick county, died Thursday, February
18th, suddenly. He, in company with his
son. went TO the woods to chop, and just as
they finished dinner he fell. lie was buried
at Betheny February Doth.
Mr. Cornelius Stimmel, who has been com
planning for several months, but only confined
TO his bed three weeks, died here last Monday
of nervous prostration, superluduced by mel
ancholia, gravel and affection OF the spine.
He formerly resided in Georgetown, Walk
ersville and Mt. Pleasant, Frederick county,
but for the last ten years has carried on has
trade (wheelwnght. in this vicinity, and was
considered an excellent and swift workman
He was about 90 years old. His remains
were inferred at Greenwood school house,
last Wednesday.
Mr.. Vim. Yiugling, Of the firm OF Eus9r X
Yiughng, millers. at Lands mill, will move
April Isl to II. Buckey's mill. near Middle
burg, Carroll county.
Mr.. John f.. Nail will associate himself
with the firm of Dare 4 Co, co mission
merchants. Baltimore, Md, on aud after
April lst, whereby this neighborhood will
lose one OF its most exemplary young men.
Mr. Eli. Eusor. second sou OF W. II. Easor,
has got the Western fever. ard viii start Tor
Kansas next Tuesday TO stay-iIll be can get
back He is q hard working, worthy lad, Just
such as Maryland needs.
From the number Of sale bills posted up a
stranger would suppose Maryland wanted to
sell oat. 4 change Of residence Is all that IS
intended
The recent thaws aud cold dips have rca-
dered the roads almost impossible, and Is
playing havoc with the wheat, bat why mnT.
muir. Ncnuor will have it his own way.
If "Sykesyile' wants my opislon on bridge
ratings he ell have TO address me prrIie
letter. am in the hands Of q commitje.
NJ p. J. Bennett offered $50 per acre for
ISi acres "a J. T. Nsih, Biminis;oT Of u W
Nails estate, for the farm. but Vas refused =.
and he uow asks $40 per acre Nj Bennett
wished il for a DAIRY farm IN connection with
his creamery. These figures show sell for
Sans Greek Valley.