The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1882-02-11
Maryland Affairs.

John Whitou, cOinTed. was tWund IN snow
,lrift on the outskirts of Frederick. on Sunday
morning. igpxrn - death
Passenger engine No. "a. Cumberland \ al.
icy Raiir,1aa. Was badly damaged Saturday, II
Hagcrssown. BY ianPing tlze track.
Thomas }. Fcrgasoa. IL PIkesvillc, Balti-
more county. has received pafcnts fer hessp
beases sud machine tor cleaning hemp.
Nh. Elizabeth Krc,zer died ua Naalsy
hast. near Baltimore. arej Itsi wears. meuths
and DAYS. She vas born ia New York.
Ptesideu Ar,hnr hos appointed Il. Clay
Naiii OF Frederick. saFyepsr ~ cusset1s q
Raitmap', IN The place Of Col- g. v. +.
NeTmpn.
HENRI A. wis,.. ss,d q years. sss5iing At
CriskslA. went 20 bis rom su Apsday, un
dressed and shot himself ihgoash the heart
tsice H. ieit letter saging be sas tiFcs q
living.
Another Rew Misunderstanding essmr4ns has
bean Incorporated in Ralfisiurp. BuaeF The
tide sst fhc Sccss Manufacturing Cousp@ay.
Hardware sg.ccialiigs sii - thf pygsiaefs u
tbs enterprise
u. A. tiarSinger, Jr. has Sold 10 tbs Ssaak
lin Railrnad ComyAny, Tor Sf.tsss, lsfeee ot
rru4ud =, Hagcrsfowu. "a the snsrrsrciHes q
the Me-scsn Maryland Niih the Cumberland
VALLEY Rsiltaod
llsing 10 = Dc rntc ouly g=u sasasY easa.
MISSIONER wsre rleciei il SemrFseS eoaasy
last Eiil These. being q Bsa}ngiiy, have takrE
charge II Affairs snd afe doins jasi a. Weii a.
i thsy had a third aenleE.
Tie Joint rss,lniion ys,i,sss i,sa the disabilities
lthsy arr each near 80 years ~ age. u jadses
Bariol. Bfuwn aRd tlsnini0a'i has Issssed lsosh
house. 81 thu isgisiaiar,. and seeares 90 the
state lhe scrices uf these caiinsus iaFssis-
Gen. Walter G~ynn. distinguished EVIL
and military engineer. died ia Ralfialore an
Monday. ia his SIKH year. lie Wa a nssfiSs Il
Jefferson coausy. ". Va. and gssdusts-st Al
West Point Ia iS22 Ia n, late var b. was
IN The Confederate service.
Frankiiu DAVIS. auTseIyulan and iiuiI .Esick
er II Baliim0Fc, has Furchassd tbs TARA ot
James Maliikiu- IN Prince GeogEes county Il
Maliskiu staiioa. and vii pat up fruit can
ming establishment The lafM contains 30
acres, and Sip, Az vas the price paid.
d.. VIA II. Cole, who Tor many yeuss ha.
hllra a position on the editorial staff If she
Raiiimors ssizrffs. has ryiirrd srUra joasnai.
ism 70 accept position ~ special aggas teF
BalgiDsare city and the stats ~ Maryiase fef
the Egsitablc Liz Assurance Sssciesy II Men
YORK.
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Pschka were pushing coal ear on tresile.
ri l.oensi Point. nal;imeFg, Mnaday sfter.
noon, the irrsEic gave way. aud the meg and
car tell ~ the pior. twenty feet below Cerish
vas INSTANTLY Killed. Mashka died ia bali IA
h0ar. and Paehka was carried 20 The hospital
in dyiaS condition.
A sihgular case Of vaccination has heea ~.
ported IA Baltimore. A yonas lady who had
been vaccinaied, while undergoing the fever
attending IL. loaned a pair Of earrings "a
Young lady friend wko wore them, and - 4
consequence She became vacslBated ia both
ears. The case has been reported Ia the
health Office, aud IS regarded as singular.
Mr.. d. F. Newcolner. u Baltimore. but
native % Washington county. has offered
prises 20 ihr hoys 81 thai county. As follows:
70 the box who shall T1sse the most Indian
corn on onc. fuurth u aH acre Of land. in the
year 1852, one hundred dollar. IN gold, To
the boy who shall raise the next largest auas,.
tity, fifty dollars ia gold aud 10 the boy who
shall raise she next larges, quantity, twenty
dollars in gold and 10 the next fifteen IL
the next ten, and to the next Gve. The
awards viii be made subject To the rules adop-
ted hy the Agricultural aud Mechanical Asst,-
station Of Washington county.
Huga Gideon Kuhne. an editor an the Bal,
Ne
at his home, No. ) Montrose street. Baltimore,
after lingering illness OF consumption. he
had nj different periods been a teacher, pas.
tor, war correspondent aud editor. Mr., kahne
was born IN SaNony IL 1858. He received a
classical education, and coming to this conn.,
try IN 1861 he obtained employment ON the
Borksg. and afterwards on the Correspon-
dent ia Baltimore He became during the
same time pastor Of congregation Of German
Lutherans, whose place of worship was oa
Preston street, near Pennsylvania avenue.
The Chestartown Strawboard and Manufac.
turing Company Of Kent County has been in
eorpaTaled, and factory costing from Sl5,00o
10 $40, 900 IS 10 be erected ABOUT mile from
Chestertown. StrawbOards only viii be man
uiaetured at first, and the new enterprise Is
expected To begin operations by October next.
Canning will be undertaken also. The eapi-
III stock is 100000. The incorporates are
Thomas ". Eljaspn, John X. Aldridge. I.
" Eliayon, Jr'' Geo. Is. westeotf. Wilbur
Eliason and Chas. T. Westcott. Chestertown
already has two phosphate factories, one can
merry, one agricultural implement factory and
two carriage h,etgrles,
The Easton Ledge. has aa interesting story
Of an exemplary young man who had left
Easton for philadelphia. Here, beset by temp.
tation. he fell, and one night while intoxicated
he was arrested on the charge of the theft of
an overcoat. which he had taken from saloon
upyittingly. Hearing of the affair, Walter
Thompson, Esq, Of Raston, through generous
hearsedness, sought him out and appeared IN
the court room lust as the court was about 10
impose sentence upon the young man. Moved
to pity at the story as told by Mr.. Thompson,
the court acquitted the young man, and now
he /. bach in Easton behind the eoanterof his
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