The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-07-01


II Creek.
David Kephard, unknown, Taneytown or
Monocasy.
The foregoing, think, says Mr.. Blizzard,
a are all living at this time; of the following
cannot say, they were living in 1871. | can.
not give their Post Office address correctly,
B neither am right sure they all live in this
& county.
Elisha Gorsuch, Isaac Cook, Caleb Lee,
"A Elijah Currens, Andrew Harner, Peter
luckabaugh, Hardness Young, WIN. Builing.
ton, Daniel Yeiser, Jacob Geething, Henry
Sprenkle, Michael 0u If living none can
be less than 80 years.
q Michael Hoffman, if living, is Is years;
George Stegner il living, is IS years; John
Shook, il living, is 81 years; George Mort,
Nathan Porter, Sebastian Obold Peter
Nail. .... ...
ORPHANS CouRT.-Adam Shower, ESD,
Chief Judge Isaac g. Bale and l.. p Sling.
luiT. Esqrs., Associate Judges DIR. Henry
ID. Beltz, Register Of Wills; Geo. NJ. Parko,
Esq, Deputy Register.
M Monday, June Gih.--Wm. II. Curry, trus.
lee of Thos. ]. Bond, settled his l4th account.
Letters of administration on the estate of
Ezra s. Stoufier, deceased, were granted To
Frances ii. Stodtfer, widow, who received
order to notify creditors;
Letters of administration with the will an.
nexed on the estate Of Eli Heldebridle, de-
eeased, were granted to j. VIM. Earhart.
Godfrey Berueger, executor OF Frederick
Berueger returned list of sales of goods and
ehattels,
Henry W. Lucabaugh, executor Of Peter
Lucabaugh, deceased, returned inventory OF
foods and chattels and list of debts and re-
1eiyed order TO sell goods aud chattels aud
ofder to nifty creditors.
Lydia A. Wagner bonded ~ guardian to
0eorge f., Levi b. H. and Andrew }. Wag-
ner.
Daniel W. Hahn, executor of Ruth Ann
Caple, deceased, returned list of sales Of goods
and chattels.
The will of James Bosley, deceased, was
Inhibited for probate by the executor, aud
caveat thereto filed by Joshua Bosley and
others. no.
Tuesday, June e7h.-Anna NJ. Miller,
natural guardian to Theodore N, William Ii.
and Harvey NJ Starner, settled 9th account
fol each.
FiyksHuRa Ireus.-The Sabbath School
roonected with the Mt. Zion NJ. p. Church in
this place, visited the Black Rock NJ. p. Sab
bath School on Sunday the 25th ultimo. Mr..
William Gorsuch Superintendent, and others
cannected with the first named School fur,
nished vehicles TO convey the teachers and
scholars. ne exercises az p,acA i'Gen I', nc
addresses, Singing, &c, participated ~ py
both schools Inc visitors having p.psiue9
themselves WIN u'nners reui"''e' " '"' al
tEnoon service NJ 'ne chufeh. r. L..,
4 The weather thus far has been propitious,
e thereby facilitating their labor very much.
The larger portion Oh the nay crop III 'he l''',
mediate vicinity mas 1een houseu, anu proven
70 pc good yieid anu Oh ehcoi'en' qu"'l'y'
The warm weather OF the last week mas per
tected the rlpenins OF TIE gram very '"pi'Y'
the crop as u whole Is very me-
=
personal A y, pohu' Msq, .,
last, to attend the Centennial celebration at
princeton College, on Tuesday last, and the
daeennial of his class. Mr.. Bond IS an
1lnmnus of Princeton, and on this interesting
occasion her foster.children were all anxious
ID b. gathered once more within the walls of
llseir alma mater.
Rev John Gloyd left on Monday for the
Centennial.
Geo. NJ. Boarman, OF this city, has been
Uhio Railroad Cos. hote' az oak,aiu' nu'
pr. Ii. Z. MORRISON, OF halsaS Wy; ao,
nea been on VISIT 10 MS re'o'''o' ""' '''""'
~ thls comfy
SgRIoUs ACCIDENT On Saturday alter
noon last while Samuel X. fingng ana Jno'
Dotzour were on their way, to Myers MIL,
1hout one mile from tms place, une'r nolses
ran away. He made every effort to check
ii do nd ha horga
ram against fence, breaking the leg OF Dot
xour in two places, and the horse $ neck also.
The accident occurred near Napoleon
Herbst's residence. DR.. W. X. Fringer rem.
dered the necessary attention. The horse
~as owned by j. Murray Yingling and was a
tsry valuable one, he having frequently re-
,no, Charity I.odoe.
~ ms'os ~ L. ~, I'll, have q, eycnr'
~ 90, n Oh inns .iy' vi, WI ;na,aa, Tha,
'pn to AnnaPohs' on ,he lJan "' Pa;road ~
2,ey the western TERN s ,hs,a NV the Steamer
,mVre' p pnu '' oma ~ ,be S,est that sails
Nom that city. Inns wii WEI, anoru ; sn nv ~
*keenent opportuhiv 70 vi. Wy i ssPa; =,
tHe State, ana also ENJOY lhe inN'so'a''"s
pfeezes OF the noble chesapeake
NAcixG.-At Point Breeze fark, rhilauei
pins, Pa, GU Saturday, ~ me - niue race
ic9lo was second the race was ,, won ny III
~ by James A. On Monday siasor won
Grill won the eae mile race, time Ia. III.
Niabaugh' horses are winning new iaareis .lis
<taSon, and are among the best running STOCK
- his country.
WooDs MEEriSG.-Io morrow, dnly "a W
Hr VIM. Reese's drcve, ADJOINING the fal
8tonnds, At II q. N; and p. 10. closing az