The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-10-06
Local Intelligence.

L0cal lhtellgence'
Orphans Court I'rococaiags-Levi
Burlington, Esq, Chief Judge; Hanson
t. Webb and Ira Il. Grouse, Esers.,
Associate Judges; Joseph NJ. Parkc,
Esq, Register Of Wills.
Monday, September 26.-Letters Of
administration on the estate Of Catharine
Shultz, deed, granted to Saml Shultz.
Margaret Wilhide and Daniel p.
Sayler, executors of Isauc Wilhide.
settled their LIST account.
Newton G. Croft was appointed as
guardian to Reuben A. Wilhide.
Jacob Billmyer, guardian to Charles
NJ. Billmyer, settled LIST account.
Josiah Crowl, guardian TO Margaret
Il, George W., John d. and Mary Il.
Woodrow, settled his third account for
each.
j. VIM. Earhart, guardian to Susan
a. Myers, settled LIST aud 6nal account
Washington, James G, aud Samuel
Gait, executors Of Samuel Gait, obtained
order to sell residue of personal prop.
erty, two years after testator's death
j. VIM. Earhart, guardian to Amelia
Robenstine, settled LIST and final account.
Tuesday, September 27.-Samuel
Shultz, administrator OF Catharino
Shultz, returned inventory Of goods and
chattels, list of debts, aud inventory of
money; and got order to sell goods and
chattels.
Letters of administration on estate of
o. Il. Gill, deceased, granted to John
w. Gill.
Arested-On Friday last Justice
Flickiugcr, of Middleburg District, tele
graphed to Sheriff Tracey to come up
aud arrest Edward McGooen aud Thos
KarrigNn, charged with threatening to
kill Mr. Benjamin Bond, and also to
burn his buildings Warrants had been
placed in the hands Of Constable, but
the meu defed him, and it was thought
best to summon the Sheriff Mr.. Ira
cey left here ON the 1890 a m. train,
and on arriving at Middleburg proceed
ed to the Office of the Justice, who at
once issued warrants for their arrest.
As the Sheriff did not know the men
he requested Mr. Bond to accompany
him so as to identify them. The men
were employed on the Frederick and
Pennsylvania Line Railroad. aud were
sitting in front Of the shautie. Mr. B
pointed out the two men, aud as the
Sheriff approached one ran into the
house, the other quietly submitted to
being handcuffed, The Sheriff entered
the shantie aud as he attempted to
ascend the stairs, karrigan struck at
him several times with a club, but as
soon as the Sheriff threatened to shoot.
he surrendered. The prisoners were
brought here the same afternoon and
lodged in Jail Sheriff Tracey will soon
become terror TO all scoundrels. for it
is certain if he "gocs' for man, he
must suecumb.
flashed Acay.-Our correspondent
at Double Pipe Greek informs US that
the false or trestle work Mr.. Placide
had placed in the Monocacy river on
which to raise the bridge of the West.
err Maryland Railroad, was washed
away on Friday last, 1t was fortunate
for him that the Company failed to finish
the track to the river; had it been com,
pleted two OF three days sooner, he
would have had the greater portion of
the timber on it, and all would have
been lost, but fortunately for him the
rain caused the workmen to cease their
labors. The rise in the Monocaey was
caused by the food in Marsh Greek,
Adams county, Pa. Double Pipe
Creek and other streams east of the
Monocacy raised but slightly"
Fatal Accaient-On Sunday morn.
iug last, u son o. Mr. Samuel Yiugling,
Of Manchester District, about sixteen
years old met with a fatal acci.
dent. He was on his way to church
in company with several Others and
the party was overtakcn by Mr.. Peter
man, who was riding colt. Mr.. p.
engaged in conversation with the boys,
and before any were aware of it. the
colt kicked young Yingling in the nit
of the stomach. The blow knocked
him down, but he Immediately arose.
brushed the dust from his clothing and
said he was not hurt, but instantly fell
dead at the feet of his companions. He
IS represented as being very promising
boy.
| Carol County Fdfr.-Tuesday morn
ing opened clear and bright. Though
Monday was a gloomy aud wet day, yet
many persons were on the ground max,
ing entries. On Tuesday the Secretary,
assisted by several efficient clerks, was
kept busy in entering the different
articles which, could not be received
sooner owing to the Indictment weather
Up to ten o'clock a larger aud greater
variety of articles were on exhibition,
than at the last Fair. Our city is filed
with strangers, aud all express them.
selves as highly gratifed with the ex.
hlbition. In our next We hope TO be
able to give list Of all articles entered
and the names of those who received
premiums.
SUE cf Laad--J. j. Baumgartner.
and CHas. I. Reiisnider, Esars., as
trustees, sold on Saturday last the real
estate of Jacob N. Ilouck, situated