The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-05-11
Local Intelligence.

Monday, May l, 1S71.-Geo. Dern,
guardian to Anna Mary, and Elizabeth
@. Dern, settled second account for each
ward.
Moses Parrish, administrator Of Ellen
Buckingham, returned list Of debts.
Lydia A. and james Reaver, admin
istrators of William Reayer, returned
inventory Of goods aud ehattels, list of
debts, and inventory Of money, and OBJ.
tanned orders to sell former, and notify
creditors.
Eli Wolfgang Of Pennsylvania, natur-
al guardian to Jonas and Lamanda
Wolfgang, settled 9th account for for
mer, and 4th account for latter.
John p. Funk, executor Of Ludwick
Helweig, returnedappraisement ofgoods
and chattels, aud procured orders to sell
the same. and notify creditors.
Tuesday May 2nd.--Letters Of ad.
ministration on the estate ofJohn Zouck,
deceased, granted to Richard Zouck and
Henry Storm.
John Smith, acting executor Of
Michael Wagner, settled his FIRST ad-
ministration account.
Petition of Frank Shipley and Flo
renee Shipley, his wife, against the claim
Of Martha G. Dorsey, passed against the
estate Of Augustus e. Dorsey, deceased,
fled, and courts order passed for sum.
mons to issue for claimants to answer
&C., returnable May 10th, also order for
summons TO issue for administrators Of
said deceased, to settle an account Of
the estate, returnable the same day.
Order passed revokiug letters Of
Joseph Bruinmel, administrator Of Sam.
uel Taylor, deceased.
Citation was also ordered for John
Bemiller, administrator Of Peter Bemil.
Ter, to settle 40 account, returnable
May 18th.
Circuit Court.-The May Term of
the Circuit Court for this county began
on Monday last. Judge Hayden on the
Bench. The FIRST day was occupied 10
calling the Docket, as follows :--Crimi
mails 81; Trials 2S6; Appeals IL; Or
;pinols iI2 We give the Grand and
p..;, -. .lsa a. foll.u,;ar go.
State VS.. Worthington Fringer, in
dicted for assault and battery, plea of
guilty, fined So
S,,te va same indicted far assault
and battery, plea guilty, fined s5.
O..
STATE vs. same, INDICTED LOT steaiing
buffalo robe, indictment quoshed.
State VS.. Krngle. indicted for assault
and battery entity fined Sc
IL. ~. :.,;.,J e..
o'a.o "a'y Do'u'' i",'s'eu ioi
assault anu battery, continued;
obstracting public road, verdict not
guilty.
metropolitan Washington Machine
Company VS.. N. X. sullivan and Jesse
Lampert, Judgment by default under
the rule.
Ga.xnJuuoas-Tbom.. II covsr Foro.
man; Freedom Gardner, Lewis shaeffer,
John B. Summers, John H. Lamotte,
Azariah 0ursler, Joseph shatfer, George
ns w:,1;. r Al.sa Iarnes S T nooa,
II Engl;sb Thomas Gorsneh Israel Norr;s
| David Il. ReindoIIar, JosiahS. Cover, James
Troxell, zachariah Ebaugh. Jacob W.
frock, Winchester Pickett, David Reese,
"paam I Io WIN
Savior Jss.s Andsrs Eax;n 7 Crnm ebu
Joseph Z. Hahn, Francis Warner, VIM
Orndorf, John J. ABBOTT, Samuel A. Lau.
yer, uriah B; Sullivan, Jacob Bankert,
zoe, H. ret F A Th .hpmas 3.
Samuel Veans. Stephen Gorsueh. William
bury, William d. Mause, benjamin Skunk.
Anascersdry.-The Sunday School
OF the Methodist Protestant Church
held their twenty -nrst anniversary on
last Sunday night. The occasion proved
TO be one OF great interest to the large
congregation assembled, the audience
room being crowded 70 its utmost capac-
ny. Reports OF the ofhcers OF the school
indicated very prosperous condition.
IL embraces Isl scholars, 70 teachers
and 4 othccrs, with library OF $40
volumes. Interesting addresses were
delivered by the Pastor Rev. W. 5.
Hammond, Rev. W. Cole, OF Philadel-
phia, ana Rev .. i, Ward. The fol-
lowing ofhcess were elected TO serve the
ensuing year n. 4. Gernand, Supt.;
pr, Chas. biil,ngslea and Miss Ada
billingslea, Assistant do; Ezra Stout
siaii' Assistant DO; Charles zeiber,
secretary
Church in,Provemenf---A fine altar,
dedicated to the Blessed Virgin Mary,