The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-04-01
Local Intelligence.

Powder. Esc, Chief Judge; Levi But
6ngton and Hanson 7. Webb, Esqrs.,
Associate judges, Joseph NJ Parke,
ESQ, Register Of Wills.
bIonday, March ed, ls89.--Final
account Of john Fleisehman, Natural
Guardian Of his daughter Sarah, settled.
Inventory ofgcods aud eha..els Of Jacob
Smith, deceased, returned. Inventory
Of goods and chattels Of Samuel Keller,
Deceased, returned. and orders passed to
sell tho same, and notify creditors =
Remuneration of Henry Brown as Exc
cutor Of Magdalena Wolfe, fled aud
letters Of Administrative with the will
annexed Of said deceased, granted to
benjamin Skunk. Final account Of
DR.. b, Mills, Guardian to Jacob s. Gore,
settled. Letters Of Administration
granted on the estate Of Jacob L. Shoe.
maker TO john 4. Shoemaker. Guar.
dams appointed and bonded for Solomon
s. Annie F., Edward E. aud Oliver t.
B. Shoemaker, children Of VIM. Shoe
maker, deceased. Letters of Admins.
tration granted to Trusten Polk, on o..
sato Of his deceased wife Grace G..
Polk. Final account Of ]. ]. Baum.
gartner, Guardian to Mary L. Baum.
gartner, Of Missouri, settled. Renun.
citation Of Administration d. b. N. G. T.
A. Of Henry Keller, deceased, by widow
filed. Order passed by Orphans Court
on petition Of Airy Ann Towson, for
Administration Of Robert II. TowsOn,
deceased, to surrender appraised prop
crty TO the claimants.
Tuesday, March 23a-Portia A.
Arntz and Edmund yingling, Admins.
traitors of Edward Arntz, deceased, set
tied LIST aad fnal account of estate.
Pcrtia A. Arutz, Natural GUARDIAN to
Florentine V. Arutz, gives bond ap-
proved by the Court, as Guardian afore-
said
Enmitts6ary Rai7road.-We are in.
formed, says the Gettysburg Compiler,
bya friend at Emmittsburg tina, the
prospects of the contemplated Railroad
arc very cheering-that the work of
taking subscriptions goes on bravely--
aud that all are taking a lively interest
in the success of the undertaking.
He also informs US that considerable
interest has recently been awakened ut
Frederick in favor Of building the
Frederick aud Pennsylvania Line Rail.
road to the point where the Emmitts.
burg Branch shall strike the Western
Maryland, thus securing an immediate
connection with Emmittsburg, and, ul.
timately, through route to Harrisburg
via Gettysburg. There is also talk of
railroad direct from Frederick to
Washington.
Eicctioa Of 06icers.-At a meeting
held by Carroll Division Sous of TEN
perance at their hall, in Westminster,
on Saturday evening, March 9th, 1869,
the following officers we're elected for
the ensuing quarter W. p, DR.. Chas
Billingslea; W. A., ]. Edwin Weaver;
r. s., H. L. Norris; A. R. s., JOhu II.
Yingliug; 7. s., William Yingling; T.,
Michael Baughman c., jesse G. Star;
A. G., VIM F. zepp; l. s., Jesse 7.
Shreeve f; o. s., Albert Fowler; P. W.
r., Joseph NJ. Weller; Janiior, Jesse
Shreeve.
Asrieuitarai Soeiety,-A general
meeting of the Stockholders of this So.
ciety win be held at the Court House,
in this city, on Monday next. A full
attendance is desired, as on that day
one-half Of the amount subscribed will
be due. The money must be paid to
the Treasurer, R. Manning, Esq, who
will give reeeipts therefor.
The committee on posts have accept
ed proposals for the number required,
from the following gentlemen Messrs.
Isaac Winchester, Elias Yingling and
Jesse Philips, at 43, As aud 4s cents a
piece.
The Western Maryland Railroad is
at the present time in a much better
condition than it has been for years.
The Superintendent. P. II. Irwin, Esq.
ID indefatigablein his labors; the bridges
are being braced, new ties and rails
laid, and the greater portion of the road
Is being balIasted, which. together with
the other Improvements contemplated,
will soon make the road in Rrst.class
order, and We are confident that in a
short time-it will be opened to Hagcrs
fovn.