The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-03-18
], local Intslllgenoe.

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WING executor; " gilbert, executor,
returns ilst Of debts ana inventories OF
personal property ana money leit oy
E'1aoc'h OoVer, deceased. X r.
onearef administrator, returned list Of
safes o. personal property OF Daniel
Snearer, deceased, Jacob honaekerI,
eAecu,Of q 'ohu nonaoker, deceased,
settled nintn account,
~, ruesday' saren stn.--Wiii OF John
NH, deceased, proved and letters tesla
mentary granted to Leonard Xii, acting
executor, Estate Oh Ueorge Grouse,
deceased, Inventory OF personal proper
Y, ana l,s's Of debts before returned BY
Edwin u. ana George A. Grouse. ex-
ecu'ors, approved ana order passed %
sell unoeqaeathed goods and ehattels,
", :, = shower, administrator OF Robert
u. iowson, deceased, returned inyen
tory Of goods and chaiteis, and obtained
order 10 notify creditors. Airy Ann
iowson, mother OF deceased, files petit
ton and dayiteialmInS said property
f~e.--fhe barn Of Mr.. John Hes
son, residingin Pleasant Valley, Union
town District, was destroyed BY fire
ABOUT haif,pass four on Monday mora
ing last. Before retiring on Sunday
night sou OF Mr.. hesson went to the
para tor the purpose Of examining 1t,
iouno everything IN proper order. closed
70 and returned to the house. In the
barn we're two horses, several head Of
cattle, together with harness. carriage
implements, &c. The stock were res
ened BY the neighbors, though badly
seorehed, the remaining contents were
burned. whist the hre was raging
ana every enor. was being made to res
cue one OF the horses which was
supposed 20 De eonhned in the back o.
enc stable, those present were very much
on birdie and saddle, thus giving pos.
't've proof that the fire was the work Of
an ineendiary Mr.. Hessou's loss viii
amount to about $500 or $1,000.
an eacnanse apuy aud truthfuiiy
says 81 'oeai papers, they enhance the
.alue o. property 'ney make regula
u'os ior peace tney dement, particular
merchants aua real estate owner
.n''ee 'ne amoan. yearly they pay fo'
ns support lnefe Is nothing that
*oa'a 40 place more harm than to be
sn"ou' newspaper. ms every sen
sio'e man SHOWS, a local paper then
support your local paper. You need
not think that the publisher of paper
can run It tor your benefit and pay ex-
penses out OF his ewn pocket. Give
your home paper good advertising
patronage and respectable list, AMI
you will then have just such paper as
you wish. Is s4si ;,
APPo'Hfn,enfs,-The following ap-
pointmepts Tor this county hive been
made oy the Methodist Episcopal Con
ference Which was IN session in Wash
ineton, u. U, last week;
John II. Z. Dosh, Presiding Elder
pa'apseo, y A. Reid aud D. Haskill
Watersviile' W; Hirst Reed; Rev. g
goes % Antietam; Westminster, John
w Hedges and n. McConas Stokes
Hampstead, Emory Buhrman and ".
N Furguson; ]. b. vanmeter, Prin
cipal Westminster Collegiate Institute,
member Westminster Quar-. Conference.
que 2? Reaf Esfats.--A correspon,
dent At houcksville sends us an account
Of the sale made on the 4th instant, oil
.ne propertyoH owned by james 4. Camp
oeli, o. Baltimore e'ty, deceased, stu
Maryland Railroad. The land known
IS the Patapsco Farm, couiaiaiag 40
sstss, was purchased oy Mr, George
Taylor, Tor s4l oo per acre. The home