The Democratic advocate

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there being no mullein around the place.

Will sumo one versed in mullein ology I

tell 'f

The truck ou tbu Frederick and Penn- 1

sylvaniu Lino Railroad is laid to Ren-

ncr’s Station 1 miles north of Woods

boro, Frederick county, thus giving tbc

farmers of u largo territory the choice

ul two roads to ship to and from Haiti

more. Will exorbitant and oppressive

charges be maintained t There are

now live railroad warehouses within

three miles of Double Pipe Creek; throe

on the Western Maryland, and two on

the Frederick aud Pennsylvania Line

Road; competition is the life of business;

wo are giad we are up to time at lust

This point being on the dividing line ol

the counties, it was the extreme outskirl

of each, and wo wore long left unpro

vided forty the county fathers by .vay

of bridge und road appropriations. But

at last wo are become a power whose

favor and intlucneo is sought after.

Even Greeley men would pel us, if we

would be potted by thorn.

Mr. Joseph Davis of the Westmin

ster Bar, died of small pox, and it is

reported, (with how much truth I failed

to learn,) that his friends had to pay

money to have his remains buried. How

hard a world we live in, and what poor

creatures wo arc. A man useful in his

community as Mr. Davis was, whose

counsel und aid were sought by many,

and his friendship extended to all, must

die with a disease that money must be

paid to induou men to bury his do a I

body, is hard indeed. Lord what R

man that thou ahoald’st be mindful of

him; or (ho smi of man tli.it thou

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Democratic advocate. (1872). Westminster, Md., 1872-07-06. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85038292/1872-07-06/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Democratic advocate, 1872-07-06.