The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-05-05
Local Intelligence.

returned appralsemcnt OF goods aud
also Of real estate, aud obtained
orders to sell goods aud chattels aud
notify creditors.
Etholinda Bowers, Administrative Of
j ohm T. Bowers, returned inventory Of
personal property, aud list of debts, aud
obtained orders to sell and to notify
creditors.
Elizabeth Riley, Administrative Of
Thomas Riley, settled first administra.
ton account.
The will of Michael Wagner, decd,
was exhibited and admitted TO probate,
William Wagner, Que OF the executors,
having renouaeed, letters testamcntary
were granted to john Smith, formerly
of Wakefield, the remaining executor.
DIR. Samuel Swope, executor Of AIDE
laide L. Matthias, settled his first ad.
ministration account,
Tuesday, April ga. d, Schaeffcr,
Esq, administrator of NJ. W. Sullivan,
returned inventory of goods aud chat
tells, and obtained orders to sell same at
private sale.
David Birely, administrator of Lewis
+. Birely, deceased, settled his third
aud final administration account.
David Birely, guardian to o. d, Bire-
ly, settled 9th aud final account.
Samuel Angel, guardian to Mary
Birely, settled 9th and final account.
The will of David Bussard, deceased,
was exhibited ana admitted to probate.
The cases of W. Reese and ". A.
Norris against Noah Alitten, each claim.
ing his share of Rachel Mitten's estate,
we're argued by II. +, Crout, Esq, for
Norris, aud by [. L. Pearson and John
L. Smith, Esqrs., for Reese. Decision
reserved.
JRioniopn Hems-0ur correspon.
dent in Uniontown sends us the follow
ing items:
A few days since Mr.. Daniel s.
Diehl, residing within one and half
miles of Uniontown, sold eight steers,
whose average weight was 1900 pounds,
a, 20 per hundred lie purchased mem
rain Cover at s5.75 per hundred, they
then averaged 1000 pounds. Let far
mers make calculation ana see IL they
can co neuer oy investing their money
in stocks of any kind, taking into
couSiuera.,on 'ne 'aiue Oh 'ne uhauure'
M's' MARY stem, VINO Is now VI
years OF age, Is rap'uiy Improving Two
weeks ago she mad a severe attack oil
10 the conclusion that death would soon
reiieve her from her sunerinss' FOR
many years past she enjoyed excellent
hes,'h' 49,
Mr' John W. Nisiey mas erected on
MS promises, known as the bare m'Il
property on Meadow Branch, adjoining
the iands Oh Daviu Heiteorldie, ESQ,
machinery LOT grinuihS ana temperins
cay when Is 10 De run oy water power
nc clay Is Sa,u 70 DC very nne' ana he
expects 10 make from TWO 10 three nun
urs 81, .housanu bricks th's season.
Inc gram ana grass crops look ex'
ceeu'ns,y wei,' anu 'arherS are painting
corn IL we nave good season an ex-
traoruinary crop OF corn must DC mar
vested as our farmers are turning their
a''en.,'h niofe Pai''ou'ariy 70 that crop
'hau they nave doue ior many years
pasr; ~,
Inc irui' trees are Ia iu'i p'oom, ana
from present prospects an abundant
crop VIII DC gathered
borh al ne fa" Grou"d'.super-
intendent rowoie mas large force OF
Grounds. The main feature is the
grading and widening Of the track and
making it full half mile. When it is
flushed there will not be grade Of
TWO feet. More stables and stalls are
to be erected; new judges stand built,
something like the music stand in shape
and appearance, and the seats in front
OF the judges stand are to be divided
and removed. The track presents a
lively scene every afternoon whilst the
horses are in training. Several horses
from distance are here and being put
in condition for the trot which takes
place on the 18th and 18th instant
Let each one begin to make something
to place on exhibition at the fair this
year, as extraordinary preparations are
being made by the managers to make it
The time of holding the Fair has been
changed to Tuesday, Wednesday. Thurs.
day and Friday, October 4th, 9th, 9Th
and It'll.