The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-06-10

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MANCHESTER Irrvs Tho e., s,h;.
cursion ~ the .snson e., IL. n HIaS ga
nar,;cinated IN bv ,Ie ,neabors ' ~ pace, wa
Silver Corna, Rad ond ,,t ~ n "s els
last week Extans;va nrenara,;ons u ,i nne"
made. and on Friday morn;na aLo,,, saG III
eyervtb;ng heinz in read;na,g a. pel e,o S,.
on. drawn Inv s;s horses stariod froa, Wy va"
Stro a,a vi " s,A IIlses started from 1orh
/ IodaaaJ ,.';.L ys' ,I.o"eu " awag9i
,as; "i'I P'o' s,.' nshihg Jackie, Sc' IL
ip,;a ss e. oat .:'" ''tee' 'ne pshe rendered
p.;,s a.San.s must "hi r hiieu the All
Snr;na sI Fornn S.r all iney arrived a,
/ ~. -'iH eou,,ay, IA. Tue piaee ol
III ,,iaa~ aiH'o. aoo's - .nnes hor.neast OF
ms p".e aoous nooni anu IN snort tme the
H.. ,ha g. 800 .Nons tne uahi ehuc'
w ~" - nnIy uIoe, niu ,net win great sue
81 III H. ~ as,es 'na1 lney caught as many
nsn ~ .ney could use during their stay, which
rendered 1t impossible for them to take any
with them so great distance. A very fine
eel was caught by one OF the number, but as
the objects with which il has been compared
vary so much in size il is almost impossible
10 form an idea OF its size, but think from the
information gained that its correct weight
could best be ascertained by Troy weight.
During their stay they had quite number OF
visitors from the surrounding country whom
they treated to music. At late hour they
determined TO retire for the night, but at that
juncture they experienced more biting than
at any previous time, and were compelled to
defend themselves against the attacks of mvr.
/ laHa nf 0al =, r
satisfy their ravenons appetites, and yleep was
not to be thought OF. They left the fisbino
| ground early on Saturday morning and ar,
rived at home about noon, well pleased with
the excursion. They were kindly treated h,
the citizens in the neighborhood of Spring
Forge, and express themselves highly gratf
he'd with their excursion.
We have been favored with fine weather
I The potato beetle has done yery little dam
age IN this locality this summer The free us,
OF Paris green has kept the number beauti
fully small.
OkphASs CouRT.-Adam Shower, Esq.
Sme, Judge Isaac z. Bale and l.. p. Sling
,eh, Esqrs;, Associate Judges; DR.. Henry
+. beitz, Register Of Wills; Geo N. Parke
Esq.,, Deputy Register
Monddy, June 5M,-Sarah Lynn, executri,
Of Joseph Lynn, deceased, settled first an,
mai account.
Lewis r. Lynn was appointed and bonde,
as guardian to Sarah Z. Lynn.
Letters OF administration on the estate o
g9hn 4. Ways, deceased, were granted t.
Harriet A. ways.
luesaay, June eh--Letters Of admnistra
7 won on inc estate OF John N: Wolfe, deceased
We're granted TO Joseph Wolfe, who returne,
hss = o. aep5s due deceased.
ueeeaseS, reported sale Of real estate AM
re.uineu INST OF debts, also settled first admin
4 John II. Wisner. administration ~ ua~s 4
Wisner, deceased, settled first account. :
Nancy v. Wisner. bonded as guardian 1,
Thomas J.. Wisner.
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MAGISTRATES CouRr.--Before ]. Henri
Hoppe :--Bill Chase, eolored, was arreste
on Monday night BY X. c. Matthews, charge
with cutting Sam Elder, colored, with i knif