The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-09-22

Orphans Court Proceedings. Levi
Burlington, Esq, Chief Judge; Hanson
7. Webb aud Ira L. Grouse, Esqrs.,
Associate Judges; Joseph NJ. Parke,
Esq, Register Of Wills.
Monday, September IL. = Samuel
Shriner, agent for Ellen Suits, cxccu-
trix of Samuel +. Shriner, deceased,
returned inventory OF goods aud chat
tells of the deceased made for said ex.
ecutrix, since also deceased.
Letters Of administration de bonis
non cum testameuto annexo of said
Samuel f. Stultz, deceased, were granted
to Samuel Shriner; also orders to sell
deeeased's goods aud chattels aud to
notify creditors.
Tuesday, September 10. - Order
granted to John Smith, acting execu-
tor of Michael Wagner, to sell part Of
deceased's real estate.
Francis Haines, executor Of William
Haines, returned inventory of goods and
chattels, aud list of debts, and got order
to notify creditors.
Letters Of administration on estate of
Joseph Sellman, deceased, granted to
james A. G. Bond, Esq, aud order
passed to notify creditors.
Joseph Wilson, administrator of
Elizabeth Wilson, settled LIST and fiual
account
Charles Reck, natural guardian to
Margaret l.. Reck, settled 18th aud 6ual
account
Charles s. Devilbiss, executor of
Cornelius Baust, settled % aud final
account.
At the meeting of the Medictl and
Chirursical Faculty of Maryland held at
Cumberland, on the 18th instant, says
the Baltimore Sun, very interesting
paper was read by DIR, Morris, Of Balti.
more, gu the valuable and life sustaining
properties Of wheat lost to the human
race by the present modes of making
bread, aud reclaimed by a new process,
invented by Mr.. Bcntz, of Hoods
Mills, this county Dr. Morris exhibit.
ed specimens OF wheat and Of -four, and
bread aud rolls prepared by Mr. Bentz.
The ladies', number of whom were
present, evinced quite an interest in this
matter. Drs. Morris, Ohr and Kline.
mon we're appointed a committee to in.
yestigate the subject, and instructed to
report at future meeting.
Look out for Them.-Au exchange
says this is the last trick of pcdiar
who goes to house to sell pcrfumery.
He lets the lady of the house Sample"
all the goods, and finally gets her to
smelling chlorolorm, puts her to sleep
and ransacks the house. Beware of all
essence pedlars. In fact, it is safe to
beware Of all pedlars. Buy of your reg
ular dealers, You will make By il in
the end
Indications of the fall trade among
our merchants and business men have
commenced. The prospect opens very
well, and we are in hopes that brisk
and lively season is about to sit down
upon us. The stagnation of the past
few months has been anything but de.
sirous, and now that the fall season is fairly
upon US, we hope to see a general revi.
val of all branches of trade in our
midst.
UniontopR hems.-A letter from
Uniontown, says: This District will
give good account of itself at the
November election. Our farmers are
nearly through with their seeding, and
all will have finished by the close OF the
week. The corn crop is very good, but
the wheat yields poorly, about three
bushels to the hundred sheayes.
Our farmers should be preparing for
the coming agricultural exhibition by
selecting samples of grain, training colts
aud sticking up their cattle. We want
this to be the best County Fair ever
held in the State.
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