The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-09-12

oAmAxs' CouRT. Adam shower, Rsq.,
Chief Judge Isaac G. Bale and Il, p. Sling
shff, Esqrs., Associate Judges DR.. Henry T..
Beltz, Register Of Wills; George NJ. parke,
Deputy Register.
Moaddg, Sept fh-Wm Iockard, exec.
utor of John Lockard, received order to sell
real estate Of deceased.
James kuhns, administrator of Andrew
Kuhns, returned list Of sales Of goods and
chattels.
The last will and testament Of Henry Hess,
deceased, was admitted TO probate and let
tiers testamentary Hereunder were granted to
Wm. II. Hess aud Ephraim D. Hess, the ex-
ecutors appointed by said will.
Edmund j. 0bold was appointed and bond,
ed as guardian 10 Henrietta O., Cecelia v,
and Mary j. Obold.
Francis T. Davis, administrator Of Ann l..
Hammond, settled first and final account.
Lncretia +. Van Bibber and Nancy Van
Bibber, exeeutriees Of Mary Emory, settled
first and final account.
Kate Gibson was appointed and bonded as
guardian 10 Margaret A. Bremen and Emma
l.. L. Bremen.
David W. Houek, acting executor Of John
Houek, deceased, settled first account.
George NJ. Parke was appointed and bond
ed as administrator of Abner Neal, deceased.
Tuesday, Sept S.--Andrew Hosfeld, ex-
ecutor Of John Hosfeld, settled LIST account,
| Henry b. Grammer, administrator OF An
drew Grammer, deceased, late guardian to
Nicholas j., Samuel j. and Lydia A. r.
Henry, settled LIST and final account for each,
for said late guardian.
1 II.n-.. ID H.......... II. af
drew Grammer, deceased, settled his FIRST
administration account
PRocKEDISss OF County COMMISSIONERS.
| Board met September 7th and Sth.
Ordered that on the petition Of L. f. Crout
and others, presented and recommended by
|. c, Bale, that special pension Of SIS be
and the same is hereby allowed to Andrew
woodward.
Ordered that the sum Of Sl1. Ga be refunded
to David Stoner as taxes improperly paid on
levy 1874.
Ordered that Martin Whiteleather be and
he is hereby allowed special pension of $40.
| Ordered that on the petition of Joshua
Boasman and Others, presented and recon-
mended by Phineas Gnrsuch, that a special
pension Of $40 be and the same is hereby al-
lowed to John T, Gorsuch.
Ordered that on the petition of Dr. ii. Il.
Beltz and Others, presented and recommend
ed by Judge Shower, that special pension
of 500 be and the same is hereby allowed
to Henry Warner,
| Ordered that the report Of the examiners in
road case No. 90. Noah Stoeksdae Sr. VS..
| l.. A. j. Lamotte, i, l.. Herring and others,
be and the same is hereby rejected in conse-
qnenee of informally in the petition, &c. and
ordered also that the county pay the costs
incurred by the examiners, and the petition.
ers pay all other costs arising in said case.
DAsTARDIY COSDuCT.-0n three several
occasions has the pump of Mrs. Shellman,
of this city, been tempered with, between IL
p. NJ. and daylight. Stones, large and small
lacks and glass have been thrown into the
stock. At first it was supposed that they had
been placed there by some children, but on
making further search il was found that the
top had been priced off. Such conduct deser-
yes the severest punishment.
The colored people of the N. T. Church
will hold woods meeting near Taneytown,
on the Frederick and Pennsylvania Line
Railroad, tomorrow, Sept. l3. through
train will run over the Western Maryland
Railroad to Taneytown without change of ears,
stopping at all stations.
TEMPERANCE Rev. George V. Leech, Pas
tor of Centenary Church, this city, will de-
liver sermon on Temperance tomorrow
evening at 4! o'clock, The public are cordi.
ally invited to attend.
On Friday Of last week Mr.. John Marsh
lost very valuable horse from fistula. The
horse, Frank Bashaw, Jr. by name, was n
trOtter, and had a record Of 2.3S. Mr.. Marsh
valued him at 1000.
Mountain City Lodge, No. %, Knights of
Pythias, of Frederick, will hold basket pic
mic at Piney Creek Station, on the Frederick
and Pennsylvania line Railroad on Wednes.
day next.
Edward Matthew'S son of John Matthews,
Esq of this city, returned home Thursday last
from the West where he has been serving in
the United Regular Army for the past five
years.
The Heptasoph Excursion to Druid Hill
Park takes place to-day. Trains leave York
Road station TO a. m. and reach this city at
1856 a. M, returning leave Baltimore at go
p. m.
SALE or JERSEY CArTLg.-J. Howard Nc.
Henry, Esq. Of pikesville, Baltimore county,
will sell his herd of superior Jersey cattle in
Philadelphia, Pa. on the oath instant
The first volumne OF the SPECTATOR is miss
ing from our library. 1t was probably loaned
to some friend and forgotten. II so we wonld
be pleased to recover it.
Large quantities Of peaches, from Hagers.
town and vicinity, are being shipped oveT the
Western Maryland Railroad, to packers in
Baltimore.
On Friday afternoon last, son of Mr..
Isaac Gardner, Of Woolery's district, fell
from wagon, and dislocated the elbow of the
left arm.
A large force Of men are at work along the
line of the Western Maryland Railroad, be-
tween 0wings' Mills and Baltimore.
During the storm Of Tuesday afternoon hail
fell in Myers district, but it was not large
enough to do any serious damage.
Mr. Ephraim Cover passed through this
place on Thursday afternoon with drove of
20 head Of fine stock cattle.
Tuesday was almost as warm MS any day of
the season, the thermometer indicating $50
in the shade.
Westminster has been well supplied with
peaches this season, at so cents per peck.
Business Locals.
FRESH OYSTERS.
The choicest Oysters may be obtained at
McElroy's every day.
Astonishing cheap we sell Boots, Shoes,
Hats aud Gum Overs, do not fail or you'll be
too late, we are ready for You, Lawyer &
Reaver
FoR sAl.R. loo bushels of seed Barley, APP
ply to Jacob Myerly.
Don't fail to buy your Boots, Shoes, &C.
direct from Manufacture, where you eau save
money, Lawyer 4 Reaver.
A large stock all kinds of Flannels, at
Theo. Derr's.
Comfort and economy secured in buying
z vonr fine Roofa Gaifars H,tg aud no.,. =.