The Democratic advocate., 1869-11-25
Local intelligence.

IOWuef. I1S4-. OHltA - uuFt1 lcNl Iul-
fington and Hanson T. Webb, Esqrs.,
Associate judge; Joseph Nj. Parke,
ESQ, Register Of Wills.
Monday, Nov, 10th, lS69.--The viii
Of Isaiah Leister, deceased, was admitted
to probate, and letters tc,tamentary
granted TO Amanda Leister, executrix
appointed by said will.
William ii. Csple, natural guardian
to his four minor children, bond filed
and approved.
Daniel Zentz, administrator, will an-
nexed, of Abraham Zents, deceased,
returned list OF sales.
Joel Myers, guardian to Sarah j.
Tuesday. Nov 18th. Hiram plaine
administrator of Samuel Ploine, deed.
settled second and fiual account.
Hannah Hoppe and VIM. A. Nickel.
lip, executors OIL. d. Hoppe, deceased.
returned list of debts and additional
list Of sales OF personal property, also
obtained order final ratification first
sale of real estate.
Friday, Nov. l9th.-Lydia Hoffman
and VIM. J. Hoffman, two of the ad.
ministrators of Isaac Hoffman. decd.
settled second aud final account Of estate.
lydia Hoffman, natural guardian.
settled first and fual account for Isaac
Hoffman. deceased. and lydia g. Hoff.
man, (now Shaeffer,) and secoud ac.
counts for James G. and Sarah Il.
Hoffman.
Saturday, Nov. 20th.-George w.
Lamotte, administrator OF Geo. Trumbo,
deceased, returned inventory of real
estate, and settled first and final account
Of personal Estate.
Locdt Ne'cs'-We wish we could pre-
vail upon our friends throughout the
county to furnish US with all the inter
esting items OF Local News that tran.
sphe 10 their respective neighborhoods
There ls nothing that adds so much to
the value OF county paper us liberal
supply oil home news. Nothing is need
cd to accomplish this but for some per-
son OF ordinary intelligence in each
nelshborhood to send for publication
whatever events OF local interest may
transpire. II any lady or gentleman in
| any section OF the county will undertake
CATE. each week, we will furnish them
the paper free OF charge. Many events
may happen of local interest that scme
persons think not of sufficient conse.
quenec to send for publication; but it
is pretty good rule to lay down that
whatever exciles interest among the
people of the neighborhood is a matter
Of sufficient ;uterest for publication in
the local paper. Whatever happens
that people are sure to talk about when
theJ meet, will interest them If they sec
it in the paper An unusually large
crop, the sale of real estate, accidents
of any character. either to man or ami.
mails, or the thousand and one things
that form the stcple of conversation
throughout the county, will contribute
to make the columns Of a county paner
interesting aud attractive. The letters
should reach us BY Monday, and if Won
think you cannot do it as il should be,
send the facts to us and We will arrange
them.
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| Death Of an Otd and Esteemed Cit.
izen.--Air. George Patterson, an os.
on Friday, at his residence, Springfield
near Sykesville, at the age of "a years
The deceased was the Youngest son Of
the late Wm. Patterson. We'll known in
Baltimore, and who was possessed of !
large amount of real estate in this city
He was also the brother of Mrs. Eliza.
betL Patterson, former wife of the late
Jerome Bonaparte. He took possession
of his late residence, Springfield con
tanning about three thousand acres. il
| 1924, and has made il his home eve,
since. He was possessed of considera
bic wealth, aud was largely engaged in
| importing and raisinp imnrovcJ s,oeL
He was large exhibitor at the aari
cultural fairs held in the State beior,
the beginning Of the late war but ueve,
competed for premiums, taking a prid,
only in adding to the interest Of th,
show BY the presence of his fue aui
mails. His death will be regretted b,
large circle Of friends and acquaintan q
ces.-San.
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/ Court-Ihe Grand jury was dis
charged on Saturday Thirty-two in
dlctments were made by them Yer,
i..ie business has been transacted since