The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-09-28

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Buinngton, Esq. Chiet Judge Hanson
i. webb aud Ira r. Croase, Esqrs.,
Associate Judges Joseph NJ. Parke,
Esq, Register OF wills.
Monday, sept. lsi 1911. = John
thomson, administrator otJoseph Hawk,
returned list oil sales oil personal pro-
perry ;
francis Williams, administrator Of
John b. Williams, returned inventory
oil goods ana chattels, aud obtained
o'uers 10 sell same and 70 notify eredl-
tors.
David oasseil executor OF Charles
IL; haines' settled ID ana hnai account
Inc wiil OF Ut John owope, deceased,
was aumit'ed 10 PROBATE and letters
.es'amen.ary granted 10 pr' samuel
owope, 'he executor nan,ea 10 salu VIII
pr. samuel owope, adminlstrate- u.
oil debts yet unpaid,
DR.. ). w. Correli, administrator OF
Samuel Hockey, returned inventory of
goods aud chatteis, aud obtained orders
to sell same aud to notify creditors.
Tuesday, Sept l9.-lhe last will and
testament, and codlcli thereto, Of Geo.
Snider, deceased, were exhibited and
admitted 70 probate
John w. and Jacob IL. Edmundsoh,
Administrators OF Eleanor Edmundson,
returned inventory oil money and list Of
debts, ana settled LIST ana hnal account,
William !. smith aud Lewis Green,
executors OF Jacob Powder, returned
report oil sales oil Woodland, part OF the
ra,;s.a,;on U;a; os aa;J - aIoeaseu, I'ue'
ne.:.: g C.u ' Is' Pao'u
ie'i'iou oi uhpeft race, surviving
surety on the bond OF Susan Little,
natural guardian to her two children,
for counter security filed and order
nassod ronu;r;no san,o o., /, - /.
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: Citizens Weeting.-A large number
OF our citizens assembled at Central
Hall nm Tuesday EVENING lac, Joh,
n Ri r. ~ Ill , ' Gu NJ"
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secretary. The Chair stated the object
oil the meeting to be for the purpose of
taxing action IN regard to proper
reception Tor President Grant aud his
cabinet, at the time OF their visit next
week The following Committees were
Al Al
appointed, aud they Will report at a
meeting TO be held at the same place on
friday evening, at ! o'clock. A cordial
Invitation Is extended to all persons to
be present atthis meeting.
COMMITTEES.
REcEPrroy.-Joseph N. Parke, W. l..
". Seabrook, II. Vanderford, DR.; ]. ".
PerMlhg, =, " Trimes' p David shriyer, H.
Pe;fSn;dar Iocoh " r. goT Its. ' 9 Il.
Jesse Reifsnider. George E. Wampler' P Gol'
W. W. Dallas, C. B. Roberts, DR.. c. Bill
Iingslea, E. /. Croul, II. l.. Norris. VIM.
Lawyer, Daniel H. Lester.
f. T.. ohar'er' "m' D. lhomas' Frank II.
F,y,vor-E n cr;mo. II HI.
A. b. Schaeifer, T. L. FritcRey, II. Haipes
1t would facilitate communication
between Frederick and Carroll counties,
during their respective Agricultural
Fairs, if daily stage should be run
between Meehanicstown and Frederick
city 1t Is tedious and expensive trip
by rail, via Baltimore. Many Frede
minister, during the Agricultural Fair
next week, to see the Exhibition and
the President aud his Cabinet and
many Carroll countians will be anx;ous
to 60 to Frederick to see and hear Mr.
Greeley, as well as to louk in upon the
Frederick County Exhibition. We had
hoped to be- able to announce such an
this week, but we have
heard nothing from the STAGE line a,
other day.
Painful Accidem.-Mr. Hugh Daw.
son, of this District, whilst engaged 10
hauling straw, on Tuesday of last week,
met with painful accident. The bor.
known cause, MIR. Dawson was thrown
of, and the wheel of the wagon passed
over him, breaking the collar hone and
otherwise severely iniuring him. DR.
Coouan was called in and rendered the
nee sssary surgical assistance
Mad Dan Tho Mancbos,or