The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-01-17
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0nrnkxs CoUn4 dan Shower. Esq,
Chief iadge isana G. Bale, ans L, &. Sling
luif. Es4Fl. Aaset.ata jnises Or. Henry s.
Bel.zs aesizler q wills George Y. PaFke,
Nosaas. Jcssasv IL. 1874 Charles h.
I WiIhide, executor Of Charles n. Berwick, DE-
ceased. returned inventory Of goods and chat
tels, inrenloFy Of real estate and list Of debts,
/ and received orders % notify creditors.
Letters 81 administration on The estate Of
! caiharine Bowers. depeased, were granted
unto Henben Bowers
The last viii and testament Of John fleAgle
Of Charles, was presented and admitted %
| probate, and testers iestameniefy ihereunqes
| were granted and commifted to cafharine
/ Elenels, the exrcutrix appointed IN snid viii.
Casper Hoffman, executor Of Magdalena
/ Hoffman, deceased, returned Inventory Of
goods and chatlels, and received orders to
potiiy creditors.
John VIM Mace, guardian 10 Amelia Usz,
John Utz and Cypriann Utz, settled his hrSt
and final account for each.
Tuesday, JaaHaIy IS.--Wm. A. Wampler,
executor Of Jacob caples, deceased, returned
list Of sales Of goods and chaitels Of said de-
/ ceased.
David Cassell, guardian to Geo.W. Brown,
4 settled second and FINAL account.
Wm. 7. Smith and Lewis Green, acting ex-
ecutors Of Jacob Powder, deceased, settled
their 9Th account.
Mary ]. Grimes vas appointed and bonded
As guardian to Emily Grimes, Francis and W.
\ Grimes.
Philip B. snnder and VIM. 7. Smith, ad
/ ministrators Of Richard Smith, deceased, re-
turned inventory &c goods, chaitels, stocks
and bonds Of deceased, and received orders
70 sell goods and ehattels nj private sale, also
order 70 notify creditors.
0rdcr passed BY the Court authorizing Dr.
Samuel Swope TO resell real estate OF Dr.. Jno.
Swope, deceased,
PRocREDIxes on the couHTY coMussloS-
ms. TAnrsday, Janaary Is, Hoard
Ordered that Alfred Moonshower be allow
Cd . special pension Of SIS, 70 50 on levy Of
1874.
Ordered that the report Of the examiners
in road case No. 50 be and the same is hereby
fiaally ratified and confirmed; and il Is fur
Their ordered that the petitioners pay all costs
and charges arising from the survey, and at
tendance Of the witnesses, and ell other ex-
penses which have been incurred by virtue Of
the proceedingsi and il is further ordered
that said road shall be altered and the old
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Ordered that the further hearing Of road
case No. 50 be continued until February l.
Ordered that John W. Murray be ansh0r
ized to examine the new bridge built over
Grave Run, at Readings saw mill.
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| FARnrRs' CIrR. Under date Of Freedom,
January II, the Corresponding Secretary,
Mr.. j. r. Shipley, writes The citizens IN
the vicinity Of Freedom met at this place on
the I'd instant, for the purpose Of organizing
a Club to improve and perfect their interests
as farmers, aud for the general advancement
Of agriculture, and the dissemination Of cor
rect principles pertaining thereto. The meet
! ing was Organized BY electing Geo. W. Manro
l Chairman, and DIR. J. W. Steele Secretary.
A committee was appointed hy the Chair 10
1 draft Constitution and By Laws. 10 be sab
mifted to meeting 70 be held on the 10Th inst.
| Pursuant TO the adjourned meeting Of the Sd,
large and enthusiastic meeting al the farm
ers OF this district was held at this piaas on
| the 10th, at which time permanent organi-
zation was effected BY the adoption Of q Con-
situation and By Laws, and the election of the
year :--rrsaaeni W. i uevnes; Wee Pres-
gent VEG. W.. AAsso; recording secretary,
~ n ~ MOTIFS Nerris, IT., Corresponding Secretary,
.. :. seipleyi treasurer Dsna fEggh; Man,
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I 1, Z. "a a., lahasay, mos, owiass JeshnA
x 1e1wsn ns,, mos. ulennan, oeo. y. frsgh, >.
v; badiow. on motion the meeting adjourn
ed 10 NEST at this place on Saturday, Jan. "a.
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I.EcrrRE nj Ray, JoHx McCRox, d. D.
This distinguished and eloquent lecturer hay-
ing kindly consented to visit Westminster and
deliver lecture Tor the benefit OF Grace Luz
theran Sabbath School, has named Friday,
evening, January s0sh. 1874, as the time when !
he will ful6l his promise. The lecture viii |
be delivered in the Lntheran Church. The |
subject chosen BY DR.. McCron Is suggestive
ofa most delightful and entertaining discourse.
and the eminent reputation Of the Ierfurer q |
the guarantee that this prospect will be falIy |
realized. Humorous and Scientific Speea.
isiions on Creational Changes" is the theme |
chosen by DR.. McCron for the occasion, and
It Is earnestly desired that full house shall
greet him upon bis first appearance as lee
furer before q Wcstminster audience. Doors
open at 81, lecture 10 commence promptly |
at "a o'clock. Admission rs cents.
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