The Democratic advocate., 1871-12-30

year. Mr. Miller, OF the Flnksburg
District, will have to yield the palm.
Westminster and ViciHity.-John ii
Yingliug five weighing 267, 271, 272,
322, 410; David Reese one weighing
635i aud four averaging 800; David
Geiman five weighing POI, 296, 297,
1876, 344.
UnioatowR DisFict.-John p. Benc.
dict six weighing 32S, 335, 3l3, 4O3,
349, 260; Granville S. Haines eight
weighing 3O6, 3O7, 315, 1928, 1926, 325,
333, 367; John Messler eight weighing
226, 232, 233, 240, 256, 284, 40S, 75l;
David G. Ogle two weighing 46l, 515;
Joseph Nonemaker two weighing 300.
36l; Joseph Wilson two weighing 286,
3S3; Mordccai Gosnell two weighing
219, 300; Samuel Shoemaker two weigh
ing 354, 366; jeremiah IIaiucs two
weighing 269, 3l6; Albert Beard two
weighing 270, 3O9; Jesse Anders five
weighing 24S, 265, 3l2, 389', 434;
Isaiah Lightner three weighing 299, 3l2,
32l; Moses Shaw three weighing 2S2,
2S3, 284; William Wilson four weigh.
ing 2l0, $50, 800, $40; Thomas f.
Shepherd two weighing 332, 3s3; Ar
chibald Graham five weighing 26G,
272, 276, 2SS, 297; William Stultz one
weighing 347; Jacob Stoner one weigh.
Ing 533
York Road,-.Mr. D. Ililtabridlo killed
eight weighing 29O, 3l4, 325, 335, 3I3,
353, 1856, 449.
Tdneytoien DiStict-Mr. Henry I.
Eek slaughtered four hogs iourteea
months old, weighing as follows: 400,
4lO, Alb, 435, total 1868,
Orphaas' Court Proceedings Adam
Shower, Esq, Chief Judge; Isaac C.
Bale und Upton Roop, Esqrs Associate
Judges; Joseph NJ. Parke, Register Of
Wills; Geo. NJ parke, Deputy Register.
Tuesday, Dec, 26th, lS7l.-The last
will aud testament aud codicil thereto
Of Henry Row, deceased, were admitted
to probate
Jos. A. Stoulfer, guardian to Joseph
Il. Franklin, and Georgia L. franklin,
settled first account for each ward.
Wm, Segaloose aud Jacob Eckard.
executors OF Marj Stem, returned list
of sales Of personal property, and report
sale Of real estate; order ratification of
sale uisi passed
Julia Ann Lambert aud Francis W
Haiues, administrators W. A. Of David
Lambert, returned inventory OF goods
and chatIels, aud got orders to sell un.
bequeathed portion thereof, and to
notify creditors.
Francis W. Haines, guardian to VIM
+. Smith, now deceased, settled second
and final account.
Letters of administration granted to
Mary Ann Fitze and j. Wm. Earhart.
on the estate of Samuel Fitze, deed.
ReRiOn,-A large number of the
pupils of Rev. John A. Munroe, of
Passaic, N, j., formerly of this city,
gave reunion on Christmas evening
in honor of his visit to this place. The
evening was PLEASANTLY spent in social
intercourse, with vocal and instrumen.
tai music. About 0 o'clock the com
pany partook OF refreshments, and nuts
and jokes were "cracked" for sometime.
whilst the bountiIul supply of other
good cheer was equally enjoyed. This
reunion was no doubt very gratifying
to Mr.. Muuroe, as it has been several
years since he taught in this city, and
it shows that time has not efiaced the
friendships formed in childhood We
know of no one who seems more at
home in the company of his scholars,
and who so thoroughly enjoys the love
and confidence OF those who were under
his instruction. As an evidence of his
success as a teacher, several of our citi.
zens have been sending their children
to him ut Passaic.
Our correspondent at Uniontown
sends us the following items:
On Christmas evening the Oyster
Festival commenced in the basement of
the Methodist Church in Uniontown,
the proceeds to be applied to the re.
pairs of the Church.
a protracted meeting has been in
progress in Uuioptown since the 9th
instant, by the Church of God, 13 per.
sons have proiessed religion. On last
Sabbath six ofthem followed their Master
in immersion. On Christmas night,
the ordinances by feet washing aud the
Lords Supper was happily celebrated
amidst large and attentive audience,
a deep and solemn interest has been
manifested during tho meeting; Elders
Collins and Munna assisting Richmond
iu charge.
Some abatement 10 sickness in the
community. Waters still decreasing.
The tin and store warehouse of John
9, Grumbinc was forcibly entered on
Tuesday evening last, about z o'clock.
1t is supposed that the object was
money, but the party was disappointed
Mr.. G. did not miss any thing from his
stock.
The children connected with the
various Sabbath Schools Of this city
were the recipients of presents during
the holidays from their respective con
gregations, The little folks entered
into the spirit Of the occasion aud en-
joyed themselves to their fullest capacity
The Sabbath School Entertainment
at the Methodist Protestant Church
which was aunounced m taka ,laoo a.