The Democratic advocate., 1873-02-15

Onpa.Ss' Uounr. Adam shower, Esq,
! ChiefJudec lsaacC c, Bale and /. 7. Slinglnh,
Esors., Associate Judges Joseph NJ. Parke,
/! Register Of Wills; George NJ. parke, Deputy
kSndav, FsS. 10Th, Is7s.--Jacob siaruer,
guardian 10 six children Of Joseph Elite, de-
ceased, settled fourth accoaiit ios each ward:
1. Uriah Englar, administrator, ID. y. n, ",
"a. Of Philip Englar, obtained order to sell
! goods and chattels LETT at widow death.
fhe will OF Hannah Englar. deceased, was
admitlcAto proba . aud letters iescmentary
granted to Uriah Englar, executor
Christian Erb. guardian TO William G. Erb,
settled 9Th and inal accoant.
Jacob sellers, administrator Of Hansoa 7.
| Jordan, returned inventory of goods and chat.
| tells and list OF debts order passed 10 sell
goods, Sc., and notify creditors
Tuesday, FEB, iIth.-Peter Enge, admin
isirator OF Jer. Matthews, returned inventory
Of goods aud chaltels -orders passed To sell
same and notify creditors.
The will Of Daniel Yeiser, deceased, was
admitted 10 probate, and letters tesiamentary
granted to q. Michael Silyernagel, Jacob A.
| humbert, and Emanuel leiser, the executors.
Jesse Myers, acting executor Of Noah Wor'
man, settled his til and final account,
John H. Winemiller, guardian to VIM, J.
Reienider, settled Alb and final account,
Order passed for David Killer, executor Of
Simon Killer, TO selland transfer twelve shares
Of Bank Stock, since the death of Elizabeth
Crawford, lega,ee for life.
Nathan Bay, executor Of Hugh Bay, re-
turned appgasemeni of teslator Baltimore
leasehold property.
Harries {. Bell was appointed and bonded
as guardian to her minor children, Kitty Ann
Bell, Airy +. Bell and Harriet c. Bell.
Josiah Crowl, guardian to John D. Wood
row, deceased, settled 18th and final account,
and as administrator of said deceased, settled
his LIST and final account
Josiah Crowl, guardian, settled his ith nc.
count each for Benjamin +. Woodrow, Geo.
w. Woodrow, and Mary L. Woodrow.
George l.. Stocksdale, late executor for
Aaron Stocksdale, deceased, stated and ex.
hibited his lst and final account for passage
by the Court,
George NJ. Parke, administrator Of Philip
Irons, OF Elkhart county, Indiana, deceased,
returned list OF debts, and settled his first and
final account.
DR.. j. ". Herring, executor Of Isaac STAINS.
bury, returned inventory of goods aud chat.
tells, and list of debts and money; order passed
to sell goods and chattels, and to notify cred
itors.
MEETING OF Teachers AssQcnnox.-
| The Carroll County Teachers Association
convened in the East End School House.
Westminster, on Friday, February 7th, and
was called to order by President Wright.
| Minutes of previous meeting read and ap.
proved.
Teachers of District No. 3 reported the or.
ganization of an Auxiliary Association in that
district.
Messrs. James Yates and VIM. y. Matih-
ews were elected members of the Association.
The commtte on special business reported
J the following subjects for discussion:
/. What should be the opening exercises
Of schools?
.. What is the best method Of teaching Or
biography and ReadngI
! 3. What is the best method Of teaching
Arithmeticl
4. What is the best method of imparting in.
formation on Geography?
5. What is the best method of imparting in.
formation on Grammar!
6. What is the highest motive that eau be
successfully used as an incentive TO study?
A motion was adopted to fine all members
bt0tut tR ibii Ndit - hNHNs' uhitHo fAtustls
The time of the next Teachers Institute
was fixed for March or April.
Adjourned till O'Clock, p. NJ.
EVENING SESSION.
Association met. The first subject for dis
cussion was taken up. Messrs. Ebaugh and
Abbot argued in favor of reading the Bible as
nm opening exercise, and Messrs. Matthewsand
Webster opposed it, Laid on the table. The
second and third subjects were discussed, sew
eral of the members presenting their views.
II was moved aud adopted that the same
subjects be discussed at the next meeting and
that leaders be appointed to open the discus.
sion. Mr.. A. IL. Diiienbaugh was appointed
to open the debate on the first Miss Lizzie
Matthewsthe second; Mr.. Matthews the third !;
Mr.. rheo IL. Adams the fourth Prot. Yates
the fifth
The Association then adjourned to meet on
the first Friday after the next meeting of the
Board of School Commissioners.
RAILROAD AcciDEST.-The passenger train
leaving here at i.21 p. NJ, on Thursday ac
ternoon metwith anaccident at Timber Grove,
/, miles distant. The engine and three pas.
senger ears, containing about thirty passengers,
ran off the track, fortunately, however, doing
no other damage than the breaking of trucks
%Ah NHEihN ANih thS ittltta was ftlA W idht AUe
passengers on to Baltimore. They were load
ed in freight house car, and it had not pro.
ceeded more than mile before il also jumped
the track. The passengers were then cared for
by the farmers in the neighborhood, and took
the Hagerstown Accommodation train to the
Relay, thence by the Northern Central to
Baltimore. The Western Md. Railroad hav.
ing no cars in Baltimore, the passengers com.
ing north, took the Northern Central Rail.
road to the Relay, and were brought on by
the Hagerstown accommodation, which did
not go down further than the Relay. In con.
sequence OF this accident there was no mail
up yesterday morning. The cause of the
accident is attributed to the patent frogs in
use on the road.
CENTENARY NJ. L. Church. Mis-.
sionary Services next Sabbath morning, at
l0l O'Clock. Missionary Sermon by the Pas
tor, Rev. c. Herbert Richardson Offerings
by the congregation. Evening, I O'Clock,
Anniversary of the Strawbridge Missionary
Society. Addresses by the Pastor aud Others.
Offerings by the School. Music during the
day by the Choir and School. All are invited.
HERALDs OF SPRIsG.-The blue birds and
the sparrows were musical in the branches of
the trees, on Saturday morning last, for the
first time this season, although the ground
was covered with snow. The feathered songs.
ters are the first heralds of spring, and we
know that the yernal season approaches,
though the ice and the snow remain.
| The WEST END DEBATING SoclETY will
meet at the West End Debating Room. on
Saturday evening next, at 9! o clock. Sub.
ject for discussion: '.Was the Assassination Of
Caesar Justifables" Dispuiants, Peter B.
Mikesell, John Matthews, in the affirmative
Theo. l.. Frtchey aud John Mcintosh, In the
negative.
The CoScERr.--0n Friday evening, the
2lst instant, The Amphions will give one Of
their entertaining concerts. To lovers Of fine
music and all others, we say by all means at.
tend. Extensive preparations have been made
by them for the Concert, and we hope they
will be libsrally patronized.
BLowx Dowx.--During the high wind of
Sunday last, one Of the pinnacles on the tower
Of the NJ, 7. Church, in this city, was blown
down and fell in the yard Of Mr.. Il. +, Cpout,
adjoining the church, slightly breaking the
roof and balcony Of his house.