The Democratic advocate., 1869-07-01
Local Intelligence.

tONuct, LeIsf OhiSt ~ VNS,Nt A~ft HeA-
fngton aud Hanson T. Webb, Esqrs.,
Associate Judges, Joseph NJ. Parke,
Esq, register OF Wills.
Monday, June 81, lS69.--The last
viii and testament Of Herman Brink
man, deceased, was admitted to probate,
aud letters teslamentary granted to DR..
William +. Brinkman, the executor
William X. Garry, the trustee Of Thos.
j. Bond, under the will Of his father,
settled his 7th account Of the trusti--
Mary Il. Nelson, natural guardian to
Thomas Nelson, settled first account
C. T. Reiisnider, Esq executor of Julia
Aun Hill, returned inventory Of person
al property and list Of debts; aud OBJ
taiued orders to sell real and personal
property. John II. Wiuemiller, guar
dian, aud Lewis NJ. Biehl, fled their
petition, and obtained orders to use
5000 90 Of the funds of the heirs to
assist in fencing the farm Of the late
George Biehl, along Pipe Greek and the
track Of the Western Maryland Railroad.
Charles Brinkman, administrator of
Henry N. Brinkman, deceased, settled
his 2nd account. David Zentg, admin.
istrator W. A. of Abraham Hentz, re-
turned inventory Of goods aud chattels.
Tuesday, June 22.-Tho 2ud admin
istratiou account of Mary and George
w. Lamotte, administrator Of Abraham
Lamotte, deceased, settled. Lydia
Roop, Administrative of John Roop,
deceased, aud her agent Samuel Roop,
settled LIST and final account of de-
ceasod's estate. Lydia Roop, natural
guardian to Martha Jane Roop, filed
her bond as guardian, which was ap,
proved.
Harvest. d,c.-Scme Of our farmers
began their wheat harvest on Monday,
and by the cud of the week all will
have commenced The heads are large
and the grain firm. No complaints of
fly or rust.
Oats have made great Improvement
within the last week; many fields are
in head.
Corn Is backward. Cool weather,
sunless days and cut worms have been
too much for it. Yet with good wealth
er crop may be made.
Inc strawberry season Is over, and
the crop was the largest aud finest ever
raised in this county.
Na,u no.otoas boro boon aef,roJ e.
NE" potatoes nave peen ohered Tor
sale on our streets
= h~ A@'y ana 9mqM Gas H.
W urimes anu A ~ ochaener, Esqs',
accompanied Dy their wives, were drlv-
ing out the Ll.'les,own;riSe, on Sunday
afternoon iast' one oi the horses became
annanaseaple, Every enoft was made
70 quiet W the o,her also became res
1--WE, ana oo'n began to run. Mr..
9rimes was uhaoie 10 cneck them, aud
nnally ,he carriage was upset ana made
ses'lemen escaped with lew bruises
anu cuts. As n'isiortanes never come
slns'y, II Is saiu, mr' " iVs1 on Mon
uay y very valuable COW, which In con-
hes',on WIN .ne loss Of 'he carriage
and ha'nesS ia'is fa'ner heaViiy on him.
-,
toHn,y Lety'-lne county Commls-
sioners on tuesday last completed the
Levy ior 'he ensuing year. Last year
there was no TAX levied ior the Public
Schoo,s; out TINS year the Board of
ochool commissioners call Tor levy of
;,i n1 !. ''H on ,ot se"erai county purposes
"u' " oo oon.'i VI . oen'' less than II
"as las. year, N9.w,'ils'anuing the
Slsas S,. ou'9iy apou' hish taxes' TINS we
oeiie'u is lower ,oaer 'n1n ih any other eoun-
y ~ Tue o'l'e, ana speaks weli Tor the
pluaeneG q ahu Judgment win winch the
Picseu' noa'u oi commissioners have
mauasea u 'he nnanclai ailalrs OF the
'OUu''
Co"0'e'ea'-i ne lfiai OF Dyonislus
~ orealher, o'ner"ise known as bal.
.inIfe Dennis, on charge OF recelv-
lug oenus stoien from the Royal lnsur-
ahce company IN 1876, was concluded
IN Dinghamton, New York, on Thurs
uay. ne was ionnd guilty, and was
sen'enced 70 nye years hard labor in
:, inls, We s Delieys' Is inc same person
Mny was suspected o, oeing concerned
10 10 'ne ROBBERY o. the New Windsor
Dank ias1 January.
H.ghty lnaproper.-We have heard
complaints during the last week that a