The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-11-26
Local Intelligence.

occupied the Court since Its commence
nent, II is tIought.that mn adjourn
mentVwill take place albeit tho last q
next week.
David Burlington VS.. Jacob Mehring
non pros. =
Bsal Buckingham VS.. Thomas Frank
lin; non pros.
State Use Vim 2 Maulsby Us. VIM
S. Brown and others; Judgment eorplain
tiff for cost. .sy5lttsF
/ Lewis Green, Administrator of A
Miller vs., Lucinda Richards Admins
tratrix Of G.. Richards; non pros. "a.
\ Henry Poolvs. Edwin Shipley; settled
I John d. ,Alcock VS., DR.. William, A
Martin; settled. 5,s..t;y.,q ID
/ George p. Baokey vs., Newton @
Croft; settled, plaintiff pay costs. = !,
| Margaret Slower ys. n. Miller; MOI
pros. r a.9sls yIa1s.,. IL. ujri
John Sullivan vs.. Lewis Lindsay
non pros. .ls.g I'll. .ls..i.iu
Engle & Co. VS.. John Lindsay, AID
ministrator Of. Stephen Lindsay; verdic
for defendant, ,z ,5, xaal ,.d
Samuel Swope and George Wantz
Executors of Henry Wantz vs.. TAoma'
r. Cover and John N. Cover; jadgmen
S2O42.13. 49,
Hook vs., Bowersox; non pros. r,,..
Maulsby vs.. VIM. HI. Bell, Henry
Wamplsr, Jesse H. hurry, Petor Henry
and John Baker; jpdgment for 1901 Al
Troxel vs.. Plain; verdict for plain
tiff $500. s,,as,,f4,s.u Ia So.
State VS.. David Coppersmith, indicted
for assault and battery in church; guilty
and fined 81 and cost. ~, ;3t,., "a.
Slave vs.. Ezra Byers, assault and
battery on Samuel Bowers; guilty, fined
$40 and cost. 5., a., ... -..,l.l
State VS.. Samuel Bowers, indicted
for selling liquor to minors; guilty, fined
$50 and cost. 4.,t,4 .i...
State VS.. John Reese, for breaking
sash and windows. in dwelling house;
guilty, but not sentenced. Io, us,,.
State VS.. John Costly, colored, indlct-
ed for stealing grass scythes; guilty,
and sentenced to county Jail six months.
State VS.. Joun Hollands, colored, in
dicted for stealing goods from the pro-
prietor of the Montour House; guilty,
and seDeed to Is months in Peniten-
tiary. -c.l.. ~. - ,.-
State VS., Edwin Shipley; now on
trial. &C.. 49,.
Money Wanted.-We take this OPP
to say to those who owe US
for subscriptions, advertising and job
work, that we are in want of money
and we wiz be much obliged if they
will call and pay their unsettled bills.
We would again remind our patrons
that we pay cash for material and to our
workmen, which compels us to ask
prompt settlement Of all bills. Our re-
,eipts arc unusually light for this sea
son of the year, not sufficient to pay
current expenses, which makes it nee
sssary for US to call upon those who
WV .s5 q2a.2 OF %
Dedication.- The new Methodist
Church, at Union Bridge,
' I'll be dedicated on Sunday, 18th of
November Services at 104 a. M, and
p. NJ, by the Rev. Richard Hinkle,
f Frederick city, and at 3 P. M, by
he Rev. L. Fl. Lemon, of Baltimore.
There will be train run on that day
rom Westminster to Union Bridge and
eturn; leaving Westminster at 8 o'clk
J.. NJ. ii --r.,..... --.. ,.. II
Reader, if you wish to purchase any
hing read the advertising column of
bis papec. Business men who patron
re the printer are always liberal to
hose who patronize them, and all of
ur business men who advertise in this
amer are honest honorable men and
nih be sure to deal honestly with those
7fss buy Of them.
The Radicals, being very much Ella
ed over the result of the late elections,
ave went to their feelings on Thurs
ay evening last Ivy torch light pro-
ession. It was a very creditable affair
/ peiot of numbers, &c. Speeches
rere made by Hons John Il. Smith,
roo. w. Sands and VIM. Martin Esq.
{. fE.It -U. ti;' --.l2s. .T3u aiIH. lia
Q 7Hdnksgisiag Se.rUee.--Thursday
Sta inst, having been set q part by
he public authorities, as q day of
thanksgiving, service will be held il
he Lutheran Church ut 10 o'clock, A.
;, and sermon appropriate to the
ccasion viii be preached by the Pastor.
IN ladies of Che Parsonage Aid Sew
ng Society Of the M. E. Church, will
Old J. Festival on, Thanksgiving eve
ing, at che Store Room Of Mr.. Gram
,er. Oysters, Ice Cream, &c., will
q served in the latest style ~ .'-rf .
Land owners aad others desiring to
ispose of their farms, houses, stock,
Implements, &C., would consult their
interest by having their printiog done
this Office. Send orders by mail or
therwise.. - = 10 ti.'5f9p
u sna lissE Eat--r y -4- ~
i ISnow.-Snow fell here ON Friday last
, the depth of six inchess but soon
,elted, leaving. the streets aud side
ralks in bad condition. During the
Forming there was a thunderstorm and
,r several hours it raiued quite hard.
sJI s1sA 10 sgnie----Ir,c 5lii Il. ~
The Rev. p. A. .Strobel will preach
b Krider's church, next Sabbath morn