The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-09-15
Local Intelligence.

feet. The foundation is completed an,
the work is rapidly progressing.
Judge John +. Smith is renairin.
his dwelling, making il a story and at
tic higher. besides adding back build
ing. This house when completed viii
be almost new, and win be a large aud
handsome building.
Nc. Thomas Turtle is renovating hi.
house, adding a back building, and
otherwise improving his property.
Mr.. Case has just completed frame
dwelling house on Green Street, 30 By
Is feet, and is building another ad
joining, the same size.
Mr.. IIornberrier is putting upa frame
house on the corner Of George and Lib.
erty Streets, l6 by 26 feet.
Mr.. james Blizzard has commenced
the foundation for frame house, 20 by
20 feet, on Liberty Street.
Mr.. Washington Bennett is putting
up good size brick building on Main
Street
The Gas Company are progressing
been laid in George. Liberty Bond and
in Main Street beginning at the ont.
skirts of West End and extending east
beyond the Catholic Church. Another
party of workman are engaged in put.
ting the fixtures in the houses, while
the work at the gas house is being rap.
idly pushed-forward.
Liberty Street has been graded as far
as the city limits extend. 10 some places
il having been cut down three or four
feet. We understand the County Com.
missioners are going to continue the
grading some distance farther.
Croauet is a favorite game in West.
minister, and party of young folks may
be seen playing almost any pleasant
afternoon on the grounds back of the
Court House.
A pleasant little cotillion Marty was
held. on Thursday evening last in the
new house of Mr.. Theodore Fritchie. on
Main Street. A cotillion baud from,
Frederick, did the music.
Orphans Court Proceedings. Levi
Burlington, ESD, Chief Judge; Hanson
l. Webb aud Ira h, Grouse, Esqrs.,
Associate Judges; Joseph NJ. Parke,
Esq, Register of Wills.
Monday, September 5.-Letters OF
administration on estate Of John Kuhn,
deceased, were granted 10 Capt. Charles
N. Kuhn.
Letters OF administration we're grant.
ed on the estate of Stephen Rosenber
ger, deceased, to Joseph A. Orendorfl
aud Thadeus 1sosenberger.
Lewis II. Greenwood, administrator
OF josiah Greenwood, returned iuven
tories OF money, goods and chattels and
list of debts aud got orders to sell and
to notify creditors.
Sarah Prankforter, settled his first and
final account.
The will of Jonas Ecker deceased
was admitted to nrpbate and letter,
testamentary granted solomon s Ecker
his executor
Joseph SLACK natural Guardian +,
William d and George " SLACK cav,
bond approved by the Court
Stephcn T. & Brown Execntor q
John Oncal returned Inventory q
goods and chattels and list Of debts
aud rot order to notify ered;tors
Isaiah Ham admi6is.rator of Phil,
w Ham settled his FIRST and 6o,I an
count.
Tuesday September fCNK ,b,
admiuistrstor Of John K,hn ro,nrne,
inventory of GOODS and chs,,ois an
obtained order 10 no,;r. o,oJ;,Hsa W
John Myers and Lewis Me- al
,nrnaa IL, - - no ,; myers &c
;uveusor;as oe SUI ,. ~. .. deDls, an'
~ es'''' a"u money
The Green Spring Val'ev Tourno
ment aud races are to TAXA nlaco =
BrookIandyille. Baltimore conn,v ~
the grounds of A. d Brown w. n
Thursday. October G. 1870 Ato mce,
ing held in Baltimore the f,ilow;n
officers were appointed. Chief ma,
shall Captair Wilson e N;ohaIaa
assistant marsb,ls Adolnbns CT
Samuel BRADY If n II Wno,rou n
N. Elder James TYSON IT. and 1sn :
s. Sbipley: orator A Nv Porr;a H.
, q Morton S,ewar, IT s,,n,n oaa !