The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-12-29
Local Intelligence.

Esq, Register oi " Ills.
Monday, December l9.---,Iohn A..
Koons, administrator Of EmilyJ koous,
returned inventory Of personal property,
aud got orders to sell same aud to notify
| creditors
John w. Boring. executor OF Sarah
Boring, settled LIST aud fnal account
David Eogel, administrator Of John
Engol, returned list OF sales Of goods
and chattels and railroad bonds, also
list of adyauccmcnts, and settled LIST
administration account.
David Geiman, natural guardian to
Belinda aud William II Geiman, filed
approved bond as such.
Joshua A. Albaugh and Adam
Shearer. executors of z. H. Albaush,
obtained order to sell real estate,
The will of Jacob Reineeker, de
ceased, was admitted to probate, aud
letters tcstamontary granted TO his
daughters, Lydia Anu Myers, wife Of
John Myers, aud Susanna Il. fcescr,
wife of Darius Feeser, the executrixes
appointed in said will
Benjamin Skunk, executor Of VIM.
H. llessou. settled 1st aud final account,
aud final order ratification of sale Of
deceased's real estate passed
Solomon Brothers, executor Of Fran.
els Brothers, returned inventory OF
goods and ehattels, and got orders to
sell same, aud notify creditors.
William T Smith aud Lewis Green,
executors Of Jacob Powder, returned
inventory of stocks and list of debts,
aud got order to sell stocks.
DIR w W. Watkins, Clerk Howard
County Circuit Court, returned certifi
cate oil the Judges Of said Court, of Il G
finding Of the Jurs on issues sent from
the Orphans Court Of Carroll county.
against the validity of the will of Aaron
Stocksdalc, deceased aud notice that
the motion for new trial had been over
ruled by the Court in said case.
Tuesday, Dc ember 20, 1870. David
Nieodemus aud Thomas Stevenson, ex.
ecutors Of Hanson Nieodemus, reported
sale of real estate Of deceased, and order
ratification Of sale nisi passed also re-
turned sale Of personal property.
Letters Of administration on the
cJtnte of Frederick Reaver, deceased,
granted to james Rcavor.
Mary Ann Webster, exeeutrix Of
George Webster, returned inventory Of
stocks aud bonds, inventory Of mcney,
list Of debts, aud settled lst aud linal
administration account.
Taneytoea Ahead--A correspondent
at fancy under date OF December
26, sends us the following:
As Westminster, Iiniontown and
other parts of the county have been
ling large hogs and a great many Of
them, we think it may not be amiss to
give you some Of the largest, together
with the amount oi pork that has been
put up in Tanoytown: d. Burlington
killed 8, weighing 1880, aud s weighing
1920; I ID. Thomson 2-3l0, 496 !;
s Elliott s--255, 27l, 232, 229; j.
Shriner 2-536l. 23Gl; Capt. Burk 2
-245, 2l2; J. Koontz 2-220. 100 !;
II. Kemp 3--295, 25S, 1872; II.
Sebildt 2-434, 1868; + Kennedy 3
BOG, 237 j. Burlington 3--232, 226.
ZIG; Mrs. Grouse 2-395, 363; j.
Kehn 2-255, go; J Keiser 2--223.
1877; j Foller 2-2s2. 2s9; W. ook
2-2i8, 25O; G. SponsIer 2-346, 4s6; /;
w. KeIn2-2l6, 1884; T Eckcnrode T.
2Tl, 258, 2l7, ll8; j. Lambert @
2O8, 1856; Il. X. Keayer 2-196, 1872 /;
A. r 0,ndorff 2-322, 2S2; s. Grouse
3--23S, 213, 1893; N. Hawk I-669 /;
VIM. Beiodollsr; 3G5, 3l3; DR.. Rein.
dollar 6--27l, 233, 229, 2O6, 175, 172
d. Fair 2-312, 260; ID. and @. Rein
dollar 5--a9S, 2S5, 262, 24S, 262 G.
H. Fair 2--2S3, Z4S; Il. aud W. Cur
rcns 6--301, 29S, 2s7, 2S2, 265, 262
A. Mckinney 5-273, 247, 2lS, 1856.
1863; w Fisher 2--227. 1873; J.
Sehildt 2-1S3, 1863; J. Bowers l.
676; 7. Rudisel 1882, 800, 26l.
253, 24S, 206. 246, 1877. 1870, 100, 179.
l64, l54, 1853, i46, 1863; J. and s
Rsiudollar 6-2S9, PA, $50 PIG. 239,,
1872; I. Jones $500, 245, 49O; b
Wright 2-l9S, 170
There were also killed by the above
aud other parties 10 this town, hogs
which amounted 20 3I71 pounds be
sides there was pork bought By persons
who kept 10 hogs amounting TO 1880
pounds.
The formal opening Of the Western
Maryland Railroad to Mechani cstowa.
took place yesterday, The President
Of the road, the Mayor aud City Coun
ell Of Baltimore, and the invited guests
doubtless had good time, aud did
fulI justice to the banquet spread IN
honor Of the occasion A specisl train
conveyed them to Mechanicstowu.
Deaikofaa OIL Sokiier-Mr. Henry
Bond, soldier Of the war Of 1912, died
saddealy on the 18th instant, 10 Fiaks.
burg District, 10 the s7th year Of his
ago A sister, Mrs. Nicols, survives
bin, who is 50 years old. is quite ac
tive, aud she retains all her meaial
faculties.
Our citizens are filing their ice
houses with ice, clear as crystal. SIX
inches thick. IL has been freezing
steadily since the 21st instant, the
thermometer, at times below zero.
Large Hogs.--Yerley j. Clogsher.
residing on tie farm Of David ShFiver.
Esq, near this city. slaughtered 10
hogs, weighing 2 6, 262, 279. 314, 1888,
$50, 352, AGO, 5l0 aud 6O4 pounds