The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-10-28
Local Intelligence.

will be gratifying to the friends Of the
Frederick and Pennsylvania Line Rail
road to learn OF the rapid progress OF
this road. had the pleasure on the
20 instant OF taking ride with Mr.
Loats, the President Of the road (whu
is emphatically the right man in the
right place. accompanied By Col Hay
den, Chief Engineer, as also Mcssrs
Eichelberger and Reindollar, two OF the
directors, over portion OF said road
under contract by Messrs Smith and
ReindoIlar, and was perfectly amazed TO
tud the great amount of excavation
already done, in so brief time. With
fair weather, and prompt pay, (Which
the President says must be- by early
Spring the road will be ready for the
rails, and by the fourth of July next,
the Iron Horse will be able to make its
first trip over the road from Frederick
Md 10 Littlestown Pa. When this
takes place, you will fluid Il new era
springlng up in Western Carroll, aud
the day will not be far distant when it
will be the gasden spot of Carroll All
gc want is lime and good husbandry,
and we can 0ut crop the county. This
road penetrutes the lueXhaustible lime
stone quarries Of Woodsboro, which eau
supply the country from that point to
Llttles:own. lu conclusion would say
that the mountain scenery iron Thu
point is perfectly grand.
The Election-The election takes
place on Tuesday next. The polls will
open at nine O'Clock in the morning and
close at g o'clock in the evening. The
Jud ses of the several Election Districts
rs requested to make their returns ON
Thursday, the 4th, following the elce
ton. We republish the names OF the
Judges for each district:
District No. l.-Augustus Arnold,
William Ii. Grouse, David IL. Rinedol
lar.
District No. 2-Ephraim Franklin,
Jesse Flcagle, John 4. I1aines.
District No. 3,-Willi m II. Hull,
David kump, Absnlom Yeiser
District No 4.-llanson 4. Bartho
low, John Armacost, Anon Algire.
District No. 5.-Chrlstian Devries,
james Morgan, Brice Shipley.
District No G.-Ilenry Falkenstc;n.
Michael Ritter, Uriah i Sullivan.
District No. 7-Robcrt I. Shipley.
Daniel j. Geiman, David A. Qwings.
District No. S-Samuel Dehoff. jchn
Shaiier, of Moses, Noah \. Brown
District No. 9.-Cornclius Brea
shears, john N. SeIby, William W.
Hooper.
District No. 1O.-George Warner,
George W. McConkey, Isaiah Ham.
District No, ll.-Louis =. SinglufT.
David n Suadcr, Joshua Smith.
Orphans Court Proceedings jacob
Powder, Esq, Chief Judge; Levi But.
fpgtoo and Hanson I. Webb, Esqrs..
Associate Judges; Joseph ". Parke,
Esq, Register of Wills.
Monday, October Is, 1869, -Uriah
Englar, administrator of Mary Ann
Ecker, deceased, returned inventory OF
goods and chattels, list Of debts, aud
inventory OF money; also obtained or.
ders to sellpersond property aud Motif,
creditors. Washington Gait, james
q. Gait, and Samuel Gait, executors of
Samuel Gait, returned sales Of grain
&c., aud settled first account of their
administration of deceased's estate.
Tuesday, October ia. d. Schaef
Ter, administrator of NJ. W. Sullivan,
obtained courts order for certificate
necessary TO obtain arrears of pension
Letters OF administration on the estate
OF Philip Kohler, of York County Pa.
deceased, in the State of MARYLAND,
were granted to Jeremiah Kohler.-
Catharine Wolf, Administrative of leo.
W0if, deceased, returned list sales. c..
l. Reifsnider, administrator Of w. T..
Thompson, deceased, also returned list
of sales.
Western Maryland Railroad Com.
Pdny.-The annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Western MARYLAND
aailroad Company for the election of
Directors TO serve for the ensuing year
was held at the Company's Office on
wednesday, October 20. Augustus
Shriver was appointed Chairman aud
Ephraini Haiues, Secretary The re.
port Of the President Of the Company
for the past year, showing the work Ing
of the road ,iwas read, and 90 motion
unanimously adopted. An election was
then entered into for Eve Directors to
represent the stockholders. interest
whereupon George w. Harris, Joshua
Biggs, J. X. Longwell, Isaac Motter
aud John Welty were unanimously
elected, large majority of the stock
being represented. But one change
was made in the Directors, Mr.. Harris
being substituted for Mr.. Granville s.
Haines.
The State Fnr-Carroll county is
@eii represented at the State Fair,
which opened on Tuesday last. Among
INC exhibitors we find the following:-
2sick DRAFT Horses Belmot. j. b.
nerret, 81. Lawrence, III. Haines; I'm.
o..ed Csttie--three Devon Bulls, four
lows and eight Heilers, George Patter,
S9ni oouthdown Buck BY same: w. III.
p arman y Co, Iron Clad Mower. Horse
fower aud Pumps; Stoner sb,sr T.
Myerly, Cider Press. S''''' y
ter--Thcre is an old co..
verse which reads ''"a"
Hin October there's mach fro., ma -.