The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-03-25

OepuANs' CouRr adam shower, Esq,
Chief Judge; Isaac c. Bale and l.. Z. Sling.
laH, Esars., Associate judges Dr. Henry +,
Beltz, aegisicr Of wills; Gto, NJ. Parkc, ssq.,
Deputy Register,
Monday, Aarca s0fh. -,lames W. Warner,
executor of Ohio Warner, deceased. returned
inventory Of goods and chattels, and received
orders to sell goods aud chai,els and notify
creditors.
Ephraim Garner, acting executor of Peter
Christ, deceased, returned inventory Of goods
and chattels, and inventory Of bank stock,
and received order TO sell bank stock
Singleton Il. Hughes, administrator Of Eliza
llnghes, dec d., returned inventory OF goods
and chattels, and received order to sell goods
aud chattels and order 10 notify creditors.
Charles X. and Martin X. Grove, acting
executors of George Grove, dec d., returned
list Of sales of goods and chaucls
The last will aud testament of William
lingling, deceased Was admitted to probate.
The hast will aud testament Of Nm. Bax.
stem, deceased, was admitted TO probate, and
letters testamentary granted to John BlaX'
stem, deceased.
Tuesday, .Narck THE last will and ,es-
lament OF Joseph Moonshaur, deceased was
admitted to probate, and letters teaamcntary
were granted to Charity Moonshanr.
Jacob Wink, administrator of Jacob H.
Shaiier, deceased, returned list of sales OF
goods and ehaltcl
Letters Of administration ON the estate of
Catharine Frizzell, deceased, were granted to
Richard D. FrizzeIl
Letters testameutary on the estate of Vim.
Ymgling, deceased, were granted to Elias
lmglng.
Report of real estate Of Calharine Ridiuger,
deceased, finally ratified.
Report Of sale Of real estate Of Thomas Shcp-
herd, deceased, finally ratified,
Report of sale OF real estate Of Samuel Hess
deceased, finally ratified
Report Of sale OF real estate OF Nancy Markle,
deceased, finally ratified
Report of sale ofreal estate Of David Killer,
deceased, finally ratified.
Local LEGlslATlox.-Mr l.amottc obtain
ed leave to introduce bill 10 make valid a
deed from Edwin A. Grouse and George A.
Grouse, executors to Jacob Stansbury.
Mr. Rinehart, presented petition from
Thos. f. Shepherd and others Of Carroll
county, for the passage of an act TO prevent
cattle and stock from running ut large in the
county.
The bill authorizing the enlargement Of the
court house has passed the House; also the
bill to legalize bequest Of John Sweden.
The bill directing 1920 of the Academic
Fund for Carroll county to be paid TO the
Western Maryland College has passed the
Senate; also directing them to draw $500,
heretofore appropriated to the Manchester
Academy, unused
The bill amending sections 50 to "a, local
laws relating to Uniontown, was passed.
ASCENSION CHAPEL.-The foundation o:
this structure will be commenced the first
week in April. II will be of brick, somewhat
larger than the Church, and more ornate. and
afford better accommodation for the Sabbath
School, which has grown TO such proportions
that it needs greater facilities.
Snow fell early on the morning of st. Pat.
rick day, but 1t cleared off and the sun shone
out beautifully, and the cabbage.seed were
duly sown. Before night, however, the good
Saint was storming furiously. On Monday
snow fell to the depth of two or three inches,
and again on Thursday.
ifyou do not perfume your handkerchief
with the flavor Of onions, or wear il about
your person in preference TO patchouly, fran.
gpanni, jockey club, new.mown hay, violet.
or jossamiue. don't go near n Westminster
man after dinner. As TO the lndies-dcpo.
ncnt sayeth nothing,
SALE OF REAL ESTATE. IF. II. Orendorfi.
trustee, sold on Saturday last, House aud
! acres, rood and q square perches OF land,
situate in Cranberry Valley, about two miles
$40.
VIM. L. Corbin, living on the Deer Park
road, near Bird Hill, in I IS county, has II
goose that laid three egg in one day. We
saw mention of hen, Gently, that laid four
egssin one day. Wh"seare You, Longnecker?
THE Csoss-MAIL LETTINGS. If the bids for
one-horSe mail service get much lower than
they now are, the carriers will have to take
TO velocipedes-theyw wont he able to pay for
their horses oats.
AK AXciEST LAND MARX. The "reyerend
old oak, on the property Of Mr. L. X Ger.
nand, Court street, was meniioneda as boup.
Diary in 1881 as the white oak tree. - That
was li5 years ago.
"a GIANcE At rnE ON WoRlD. We no.
derstand that Professor Reese has agreed to
continue his very able lecture on this subject
due notice Of which will be given hereafter.
SroalSG IcE.-Some OF our citizens. who
did not avail themselves of the December
freeze to fill their ice-houses, were hauling
ice on Monday,'th 10th inst,
Mr.. A. +, Clarke will open in the OrndoriT
Building, this city, on Monday next, bonnet
and hat bleaching establishment
Mr.. John Gerke is building n frame barber
shop, 9x22 feet, adjoining the residence of
Mr.. Hugh Doyle,
The equinoetal storm, on Monday last.
ragged with great violence. at blew, il snew,
it thew, it friz.n
The Taylor Manufacturing COMPANY. of
this city, commenced working ten hours per
day on Monday,
The Buell. Family will sing at the Lutheran
Church, Taneytown, on Tuesday evening next
at a O'Clock.
John n. Mark has been appointed post.
master at Silver Run, vice Henry Kemp.
resigned.
Rev, Mr.. Shipley, the new pastor of Cen.
ienary NJ. L. Church, was at his post on Sun.
day last.
Bricks are wanted in Westminster. This
spring, and the supply is not equal to the
demand,
March! march !. the quicker the better,
with your hail and snow and boisterous
weather.
Rev. J. Loggins, has been appointed to the
NJ. D. Church, colored, this city.
i"All Fools Day falls upon next Saturday.