The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-05-13

TO- Shades Absalom Furhman, Abra' m.
Geiman, G. W. Stoner.
IL. Mexico.-Airhart Winters, Amos Shat.
fer, Lycurgus Wamper.
II. Mountain View.-James Beaeham,
Samuel Forney, Verley Clousher.
10. Meadow Branch. d. Roop, Eman.
mel Former, William Smelser.
IA. Cranberry. Schaeffer, VIM. II.
Reese, Lewis SehaetFer.
10. Friendship. William Fenby, Thomas
Stephenson, Mordecai Gst
~. Vim. Bachman s.--William Bachman,
Elias Bixler, William Leas.
!. West End African. John NJ. Snowden,
Alfred Bruce, Reuben woodward, TALL Afri-
eans.)
oGrHANs' CounT.--Adam Shower, Esq,
Chief Judge /; Isaac c. Bale and l.. p. Sling,
huff, Esqrs., Associate Judges; DR.. Henry
Il. Beltz, Register Of Wills Geo. NJ. Parke,
Esq, Deputy Register.
Monday, May S.-Henry A. Case, admin.
istrator of Helen Case, deceased, returned
list Of sales Of goods and chattels.
j. Oliver Wadlow, administrator of Lloyd
Brown, deceased, settled second account.
j. Oliver Wadlow, administrator, W. A. of
Gilbert Place, deceased, returned inventory
of goods and chattels and received order to
notify creditors, and order to sell goods and
chattels.
Tuesday, May 9.-Letters testamentary on
the estate Of Rachel Shriner, deceased, were
granted to Upton Roop.
Upton Roop, executor Of Rachel Shrinor,
deceased, settled LIST and final account.
Wednesday, May I0.-Daniel Hull, guar.
dian TO Daniel T. Shorb, settled third and
final account.
Thursday, Nay H,-Executor's sale o {
real estate of John Sweden, deceased, final.
ly ratified.
The last will and testament of Rachel
Sheets, deceased, was admitted to probate.
The SUMMIT GROVE CAMP MEETING direc.
tors held meeting Mt New Freedom, York
county, on "Wednesday of last week and cleo.
ted board of control, composed of the fol-
lowing gentlemen Vim. Ii. Hoffman, Ez.
ekiel Scarborough, d. G. Eberhart, John W.
Buckingham, NJ ". Balm, Thomas Leib,
Christian Gore, 4. II. Gerry, B. F. Roller,
Eli W. Free, Carl Erdman, John l.. Trice
and Charles Gore. The board organized by
the selection of VIM. II. Hoffman, President;
4. Scarborough, ID. c. Eberhart and John
W. Buckingham, Vice Presidents Thomas
Leib, Secretary, and NJ. W. Balm, Treasurer.
The capital stock was increased from $4,000
to $4,000. A large tabernacle was ordered
to be built, and such additional tents as shall
be required, those erected last year have al.
ready been engaged. Preparations will be
the ground on July 4, 1876. The camp.meet.
lug will commence the 10th of August next.
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Upton Roop, as
MORTGAGE, sold on Saturday last the follow.
ing lots in this city mo. l. containing 5000
square feet, corner of Green and Centre sts.,
to Upton Roop for $3.50; lot No. 2, one.
eighth OF an acre. on Green street, to VIM.
Oursler for $40; lot No. 8, one.eighth of an
acre, on Green Street, near the Washington
road, to David Ireland for S3lG, improved
with frame dwelling house; lot No. 4, on
Pennsylvania Avenue, one-eighth of an acre,
improved with frame dwelling house, q
stories high, to Upton Roop for $3.50.
On Saturday last, Singleton II. Hughes,
administrator, sold wood lot situated near
Union Bridge, containing acres, rood and
81 perches, to Hiram Davis for S42.50 per
acre.
Joshua Sellman has sold wood lot con.
tanning l2l acres, situated on the Mt. Airy
road, near the Liberty road, to William W.
Smelser for SO per acre.
"HAYFIELps' CESTENSIAI.-W have re.
ceived from Mr.. John Merryman, the farmer of
"Hayfelds," Baltimore county, very hand
somely illustrated and interesting catalogue of
his famous herd of Hereford cattle. The
frontispeee is an excellent likeness of Mr..
Herryman. There is also a descriptive list of
q ba k.h hoe aaIa anI al aotura H..
history and merits of the Herefords delivered
before the Royal Agricultural College at CT
vencester, England, by Thomas Duckham.
Mr.. Merryman will exhibit at the Centennial
Cattle Show, from the Goth of September to
October 9th, his Hereford COW 'Jeanie Clark"
she is II years old, has had 0 calves, and will
weigh 1000.
A FouSDLISG.-0n Thursday morning
about sunrise, Mr.. Z. Mackley, Of Avondale
MILL three miles from this city, found on the
fence of his front yard basket, which on
opening he found contained white female
child about one day old. The basket was
covered with white muslin, sewed down on
the sides, and the child was wrapped in red
flannel. Mr.. NJ. took the basket and con.
tents into his residence, and Mrs. NJ. kindly
cared for the founding The basket could
not have been placed there very long before
the discovery was made, as the child would
have persisted from the intense cold. The
case is to be investigated by the Grand Jury.
The MARYLAND Chassis Of the Reformed
Church will meet in annual sessions in st.
Pauls Church, this city, on the 18th instant,
at "a o'clock, p. IN. About forty ministers
and delegate elders are expected to be in at.
tendance. The opening sermon will be
preached on Thursday night by the retiring
President, Rev. G. X. Kremer, of Emmitts-
burg Religious services will be held every
night until the close of the sessions, and the
Holy Communion of the Lords Supper, will
be celebrated on Sunday, the 2lst, at 1890,
a. N.
A CARROLL HoRsr IN FAvoR.-In the
Westchester cup race, two miles and quar-
ter, to be run at Jerome Park, New York,
Viator, owned by Mr.. L. A. Clabaugh, of
this county, is the favorite, the odds against
him being only four to one ina field of eleven
entries St. Martin and big Sandy are next
in favor, the odds against them being six to
one. Viator is also the second choice in the
Centennial stakes, two and three quarter
miles, to be run on the same track on the 18th
of June.
MEIRosE ITENs.-Last week, Dr. j. d.
Keller. assisted by DIR. III. s. Keller, removed
a tumor from the thigh of Mrs. John Herbst,
with which she was troubled for years. She
il doing well and it seems to be perfect sue
cess. Several Doctors had been consulted
and none would operate on account Of secon.
Diary hemorrhage.
~, Aanaoo,on nav mn organ will he dpdI.