The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-05-31


0nritaxs Courr. Adam Shower, ESD,
Isaac G. Bale and 4. p. Slingnil,
Esqrs., Associate Judges Joseph N. Puke,
Register Of Wills George NJ Parke, Deputy
Register,
Fiday, Nay 2Jd, ISsS.-The viii Of Dan.
lei II, Sw0pe, deceased, was exhibited and
admitted 10 probate BY the Register Of Wills
IN the recess Of the Orphans Court.
Monday, Nay s6.-Emanuel Sauhle was
appointed and gave bond, as guardian 10
Guy, Hampton. Luther Dorsey and Mary
Ellenor Lynn.
Tuesday, May eS.--Order Of final ratifica
ton Of sale Of real estate Of Georgeanna Z.
Steeyer, deceased, passed.
Peter Engel, administrator Of Jer. Matth-
ews, returned list Of sales Of personal prop
erty.
Valuation Of rent Of real estate Of Samuel
L. Clagett, returned.
Susanna Reese, guardian to Francis W.
Reese, settled first and final account.
John Englar and Hiram Englar, executors
Of Joseph Englar, returned list Of advance.
ments, and settled their first and final ac-
count
Lydia Hoffman, natural guardian to Sarah
Il. Hoffman, settled her third and final ae'
count.
PRocEEDIxas or COMMISSIONERS Board
met Monday May ~. Present. Josephus
H. Hoppe, President; associates, George X.
Frank and Joseph Spurrier; J. A. Bush,
clerk.
Ordered that Jacob G. Reese be released Of
$1l20, guardian account for N, Reese, same
being settled.
Ordered that Samuel Cover and Airhart
Winters be and they are hereby appointed
examiners in Road case No, 50, as petitioned,
for by Jno. I. Erb and others in place of
declined.
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~ 9nssss $780,, ya,.;n, o'clacE ia,,'
sr r and and eoncayt ser,ce. snb;ect Of LECTURE.
Strawbridre Missionary Society. Exercises
| consisting Of singing, rehearsais, dialogues,
&c. All are invited.
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,;,ea t.nis ,ssnt ne sgsao, on No Western
War,I Is Ra;lroa5 ira mail train leaves
anJ ne a,,,,rsss st < 10 ;nstead az 4. "a 4. m,
~ tb;s va receive The baltimore
nal Al q oicloeL IN the morning, and Nv the
srsn;no exnrs , mail from New YORK and
ph;la5elnh;a
State Board Of Education for the year ending
September so, 1872, we learn that Carroll
county has &c school houses, 10 Of which are
frame, q brick, 81 log, and IL stone l22
teachers are employed, who received salary
amounting to $2I $500.
CArERPIlIARs. There seems to be an un.
usual quantity Of these worms this spring.
In some places the foliage Of the trees is com.
pletely destroyed, and look as If they had
been blghted. They have penetrated resi-
dences, and it is no common thing TO see
Apx,4rrn---On motion az Hon. VIM. p:
| Maulsby. II. A. MeAtee, ESQ. was admitted
| ID nractice n The Circuit Court of Carroll
county on Friday. Mr.. McAtee read law for
1 Cuttings, Baltimore, and finished his studies
with Messrs. Maulsby 4 Roberts,
OsDERED TO SEA:-Rev. John ., Van Me-
ter, formerly Of this city, who has been sta
| toned at the Naval Academy, Annapolis, as
Chaplain, has been ordered to sea. The
many friends OF NJ, Van Meter, IN this city,
will wish him safe voyage,
BADLY CRusHED.-samnel Stone, brakes
man on the Western Maryland Railroad,
while IN the acL OF coupnng cars on Weunes'
day at Middleburg, was caught between the
cars and badly crushed. he was taken to
his home in this city.
The Maryland Chassis of the Reformed
Church, which has been in session at Boons-
boro, Washington county, adjourned on
tuesday, me zuth instant, to meet at Man
chester, this county, on Thursday, the 4th day