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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-12-22

liz THE ORPHANS CoURr OF CARROLL County:
December Term, 1877.
Estate of John Kroh, deceased.
On application it is ordered this 18th day
" Of December, 1877, that the sale of the
residue of the Real Estate of John Kroh late
Of Carroll county, deceased, made by John
N, kroh and Edman H. Weaver, Executors
OF the last will and testament Of said deceased,
and this day reported to this Court by the
said executors, be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause be shown to the contrary, on or
before the ID Monday, 18th day of January,
next provided copy Of this order be insert.
ed for three successive weeks in some news.
paper printed and published in Carroll coun.
ty, before the LIST Monday, It'll day Of January,
next. The report states the amount of sale
to be nine thousand and nine hundred dollars.
(S9900.00.)
True copy,-Test
HENRY L. BELTZ,
dec lost Register of Wills.
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sHERIFF's SALE.


PY virtue of writ Of fieri faciasissued out
~ Of the Circuit Court for Carroll county,
dated December LIST, A. d. 1877, at the suit
OF George III. Riggle, use Of Mary Ann Sim
pers, against the goods and chattels, lands
and tenements Of Joshua Wisner, Jr., and TO
me directed, have eeized aud taken in exc.
cution all the right title, claim, interest and
estate, at law and in equity, of the said Joshua
Wisner, Jr., in and to the following property,
viz ;-All that part Of a tract or parcel Of
land containing
FOUR ACRES OF LAND,
more or less, being woodland) which was
conveyed TO the said Joshua Wisner, Jr., BY
Joshua Wisner, ST., and wife, by deed, bear.
ing date March 9Th, 1862, and rccordedamone
the Land Records Of Carroll county in Liber
g. L. W., No. 20, Folio SO, &c. hereby
give notice that on
Saturday, e9th day Of December, A. d. 1871,
at o'clock, p. m. at the Court House door,
in Westminster, ] will offer the above prop.
erty so seized and taken in execution at pub.
lie sale, to the highest bidder, for cash.
JAMES w. WHITE,
dec SITS Sheriff of Carroll County
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Notice g credstors.

NOTIcE is hereby given that the subscri.
IN bers have obtained from the Orphnns'
Court Of Carroll county Letters Parliamentary
on the personal estate OF
NINR0D GARDNER,
late OF Carroll county, deceased. Allpersons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same with tho vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated, 10 The sab
scribers on Of before the Sd day 81 July,
1873; they may otherwise BY law be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate. Those M
debted are requested 20 make immediate
payment
Given under our hands thu Sd day o. De-
cember 1877.
WILLIAM p. GARDNER,
ELIAS n. GARDNER.
dec So Executors.
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BRizzEIIsBURg ITEas.-In your last issue
| noticed you urged your correspondents Of
the different towns OF the county, Frizzells.
burg included, to throw out their drag.nets for
local news which might be interesting to some
o. your pssrons. SO have needed your advice,
We hear il almos; from every onG.-what un.
precedeuted fine weather, roads, &c. Com
pared with last winter, this time Of the year,
when all the ice houses we're crammed full Of
crystal ice, and as yet not one is filled. Yes,
this is q fine season for the farmer to do any
aud all kinds Of work, and roads splendid for
driving, but It is not such good season for
some, heavy porkers, giving them some trou-
BILE in curing.
Rev. d. B, Floyd and Rev. Mr.. Long, Of
the Lutheran and German Reformed eongre-
cations Of Baust Church, near Tyrone, com.
menoed a protracted meeting two weeks ago,
which is still continued with much success
and interest, the church being crowded every
evening.
On Tuesday morning, at o. o'clock, the
small barn Of George Miller, Jr., adjoining
lands Of Edward Streayig and John Ware.
hime, one mile from this place, was burned to
the ground, being the work OF some incendia.
ry. Mr. Miller just discovered the FIRE when
the whole building was in flames, and in time
TO get close enough to let out of its pen large
nOB Hnicu Was very uneasy ltH uncOtniOrtas
Bile quarters. The barn was in insured in the
Dug Hill Fire Insurance Company for 1925.
Mr.. Ephraim Cover, an extensive cattle
dealer Of this place, last year sold 800 head Of
cattle to butchers and feeders, and this season
would have sold far many more, but was dis.
abled from attending to his business some six
weeks ago, by very severe fall down the
steps leading to his granary, upon his left side,
injuring his ribs very much, but from which
we are pleased to state be has nearly recoy-
cred.
will now give your readers list of some
of the porkers killed in this place and neigh.
borhood, showing to our sister towns and
neighborhoods that if the winter will be short
we intend to provide well for the inner man.
Frank Hollenbery, 365, 1856, 1856; Emanuel
Wantz, 295, 1884, 1886; Abram Willet, 3i2, S9G
il6i Alfred Warner, 1854, 800, 1926, 1874, 2is,
lG4i DR.. j. Rinehart, 255, $40, 300, 1870, l76,
and beef Of 443 lbs. George Babylon, 33l,
800, 800; John Warehime, 300, 800, 1906, $50,
400; Johu Roger, 4Sl, 463, 1858, 1852; Joseph
Young, GIL, 1926, 314, 307, 301, PA, 270, li9;
Leonard Zile. 253, 272, 276, 227, 81, 324,
2lS; James Myer, 1858, 255, 1858, $40, 223.
In Elizabethtown-Ch Myer, 500, 533,
47S; David j. Roop, 397, 369, 1926, 1876, 497,
lSi, 400, 484j Harry Bankart, 2ss, 272, 27O,
$50, 2l9, 2s2
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
Election of Directors.

UaioR National Bank 81 Matchmaker,
December ., 1877.
A N Election for Ten Directors for this
IA Bank will be held on Tuesday, the Slh
day Of january, 1878, between the hours Of
IL o'clock, A. N. and II o'clock, n. Of said
day, At said Bank. J. W. Herring,
dec Ste Cashier.
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MUSICAL AcApEMY.-Professo George II.
s. Weller, of Hagerstown, Nd. proposes to
open in Westminster, if properly sustained, a
Musical Academy, for instruction in Vocal
aud Instrumental Music.
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LOOK AT THrs.

NOV is the time to subscribe for the An
~ vocArE Il Is full Of good things con.
tinnally, but the Christmas number will be a
speciality. Send in your orders.
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EsTRAY NOTICE.

STATE OF MARYLAND, Carroll county,
~ TO wits
hereby certify that on this 10th ,sNxMNA
day Of November, 1877, before me,
taway, Of said county, and made oath on the
Holy Hyangely Of Almighty God that one
White Shoat, about four months old, without
any marks, is trespassing upon his enclosures.
Given under my hand,
AzARIAH 0URSLER, J. P.
The owner Of the above property is reques-
ted to come forward, prove property, pay
charges, and take il away.
WILLIAM H. WESTAWAY,
Living near Pat=psco Station, w. M. r. r.
dec s
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No. 16e2 EoITTTY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Charlotte Frank and others, VS. John r.
Frank, and others.
ORDERED this Sd day Of December,
~ A. d. 1877, that the sale Of the Real
Estate Of John II. Frank, deceased, made
by John r. Frank, Trustee for the nale
thereof, and this day reported to said Court
by said trustee, be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary thereofbe shown
on or before the 9Th day Of January, next
provided copy Of this order be inserted Ii
some newspaper printed and published at
Westminster, in said county, once IN each Of
three successive weeks before the lat day Of
January next. The report statea the amount
Of sale to be $l8O0.00.
FRANK T. SHAW, Clerk.
True copy,-Test,
dec e.9l FRANK Z. SHAW. Clerk.
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Minstrelsy aud masking were ancientl,
practiced 81 Christmastide, aud the custom "a
kept up still, or the mummery at least. With
minslrelsy masking would be pleasant pas.
time, but il is very stiff and stupid as now
conducted The mask and the song together
would make the erry.makers welcome wher-
ever they should 60. We suggest this i'm.
proyement 10 the pastimcs Of our Juveniles
during the holidays.
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0RPHASs' CoURT.-Adam Shower, Esq,
Chief Judge Isaac c. Bale and l.. p. Sling
huff, Esqrs., Associate Judges; DIR. Henry T.
Beltz, Register ofWillsi Geo. NJ. Parke, Esq,
Deputy Register.
Monday, December t7h.-Phanuel Wentz
and Cornelius Wentz, executors of John
Wentz, deceased, returned inventory Of goods
and chattels, inventory of money, inventory Of
stocks and list ofdebts, and received order to
sell part Of goods and chattels and order to
notify creditors.
Tuesday, December ISth.-John l.. Nico.
demus, surviving executor of Nathan Eicode
mus, deceased, settled eighth account
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The Union National Bank, Of this city, has
declared a semi-annual dividend Of five per
cent.
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SYKEsyILLE lTENs.-Our citizens are busily
engaged preparing for Christmas. Slaugh-
tering porkers, fattening turkies, and prepar-
ing for festivals seem to be order of the day.
There has been quite revival Of religion
going on here in the Methodist Church for
the past two weeks. A large number Of per.
sons have professed conversion. The resi-.
dent minister, Rev. Mr.. Baldwin, has been
assisted in his labors by the Rev. Mr.. Isaacs,
Of Ellicott City, who has achieved quite a
reputation as a reyivalist.
Last week there was a pound party at
the Rev Mr.. Baldwin's. A number of his
congregation called upon him and delivered
their donations, and we learn spent very
pleasant evening.
The ladies OF Springfield Presbyterian
Church will have an oyster supper, magic
lantern exhibition, &c., in the lecture room
of the Church on Thursday and Friday nights,
9th and 2sth instant, the proceeds to be
devoted to religious purposes. A pleasant
time is anticipated, as those having the mat
ter in charge know no such word as fail.
The Rev. Charles Beach, recently installed
minister of the Church, has made himself
hosts Of friends since his arrival here, and we
feel justified in predicting for him pleasant
and profitable ministry in this section of the
county.
The wheat crop of this section looks re.
markably well, and promises an abundant
yield another season. The farmers are all
through with their corn crop and number
Of them ploughing the ground for the spring
crop.
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DEATH OF An ON DEFENDER. John
Beaver died at his residence, near this city,
on Saturday last, aged 81 years, month and
days. Mr.. Beaver was in the war of 1872
II, having volunteered as a fifer when only
sixteen years of age At the Battle Of North
Point he shouldered musket in defence of
Baltimore, and was eomplimented by his Off.
Ger, Capt Funston. The company was in the
regiment Of Col Stemple. Mr.. Beavers
father served five years in the maryland
Line" during the revolutionary war. Mr..
Beaver delighted to gather around him the
friends of his youth and recount the scenes of
the war in which he served. The remains
were inferred in the family burying ground on
Sunday last.
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The WINTER SoLsTIcE - Yesterday, the
1ist 81 December, was the winter solstice, the
eom'nencement Of winter, automatically con
sldeIsu, the time when the sun is at its great
esi dla!ance south from the equator, when its
dt,retl motion in declination ceases and the
sun a,pnds still for brief period, until it re.
sunee rs journey towards the north pole
a8e.H The days now begin to lengthen, very
gradually, and, in accordance with al old
eaaft' we may now look for colder weather,
As the days begin to lenglhen
The cold begins to strengthen.
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USioN Mills ITENs.-The Reformed Sun.
day School, at Silver Run, will hold its au-
nual festival on Christmas morning at 10
o'clock The Sunday School at Union Mills
will also hold festival on second Christmas
day at 81 o'clock, a. m.
A series Of meetings is in progress at Silver
Run during the present week. The services
are conducted by the Rev. Mr.. Alleman, Of
Littlestown, Pa. On Sunday morning next
the congregation will celebrate the Holy Com.
munion.
Rev. F. 7. Tagg and family, of Baltimore,
Md, are visiting his parents at this place.
The farmers Of this vicinity have nearly
completed their blowing for corn.
Farmers of this neighborhood report the
wheat as never looking better at this season.
Last week Messrs b. f. Shriver 4 Co. lost
a valuable blooded colt by disease.
We give below the weights of some Of the
porkers slaughtered in this vicinity this sea
son George Dutrer two, $40, 9ss; Solomon
Booss one, $780, Daniel Frock two, 900, 500;
Isaac Banker. two, 315, $50; John Bemiller
two, 252, PSI; b. +. Shriver 4 Co. ten, 24sO;
Leander Lookingbill two, 256, 331; Jno Frock
two, 900, $40; Peter Frock four, 226, 27s,
pol, 1858; A. X. Shriver six, 294, $50, pa,
200, 1877, 429; Leander Matthias one, 4gs;
John Burgoon two, 25S, 324.
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The bees have been out for several days,
the weather is so mild and spring. like.
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"a FINE CALF-Dr. Henry Il. Beltz, of
MArchester, has an Alderney calf, which Is 5
mon}hs old on the 28d instant, on Saturday
iest 4 weighed 20 pounds. 1t is FROM the
herd Of Judge SIinglafF, OF New Windsor.
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BRIDGE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that after thirty
~ days publication Of this notice, applica.
ton will be made to the County Commission
ers of Carroll county to build a bridge over
G,llis's Falls, at the Fording on the Harris
vile road, as in the winter season the crossing
IS almost impossible, and a, times dangerous.
CORNELIUS BRASHEAR,
nov N'5t and others.
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MANCHESTER ITEAs.--Daniel and Jacob
Lodge, No. %, |. 0. o. +. will have public
installation Saturday evening, January 18th.
John M. Jones, Grand Secretary Of the Grand
Lodge of Maryland, will be present and will
deliver an address on Odd Fellowship after
the installation.
The Lutheran congregation have purchased
a new bell for Emanuel Lutheran Church.
The old bell was cracked several months ago
and had become unfit for use. The new bell
is from the McShane bell foundry, Baltimore,
and weighs 900 pounds.
The contractors on the Hanover and Balti.
more railroad have commenced work.
Mr., Edward Berwager, residing near this
place, has lost four children, with scarlet
fever, within the last ten days, and two Others
are lying dangerously i'll at this time WED.
nesday.)
Prof J. NJ. Newson visited the schools in
town on Wednesday.
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Nav CoUNTY.-At meeting held at Mt.
Airy, on the 18th instant, II was resolved 10
invite the people of Carroll, Frederick How
ard and Montgomery counties to meet in
mass meeting at Mt. Airy, on Saturday, De
cember 22d, al o clock, p. nj, 10 consider
the proprieiy of pelitioning the General
Assembly Of Maryland for new county 70 be
Bussard acted as President, and u. NJ.
Anderson as Secretary.
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FOR SALE.

"A FARM of2l acres, near Union Bridge
"A well improved; choice fruit; dwelling,
barn and outbouses IN good order; churches,
schools and post Office convenient.
Address, s. LYNN,
dec 10 Union Bridge, Nd.
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MRS. CALLAGHAN'S,
MAIN ST., OPPOSITE CATHOLIC CHURCH

NE now have in Store our Christmas
w Stock of Goods and Toys, embracing
everything new and novel in the market, such
as Wagons, Carts, Sleighs, Hobby Horses,
Tool Chests, Mechanical Toys, Dolls, Vases,
Parlor Croquets, Chess and Backgammon
Boards, Writing Desks, Picture Books, Games
of all kinds, Panoramas, Toys of all kinds,
Stationery, Wax and Paper Masks Dishes,
&c. Also full stock Of French and Ameri.
can Candies of all kinds, Raisins, Prunes,
Dates, Figs and Nuts Of all kinds.
A call Is respectfully solicited before the
usual rush commences. We guarantee our
prices as low as any house in town.
Selected Goods can be laid aside until
Christmas, If desired. dec 15.3t
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TEMPERAScE MEsrISd. public meeting
was held at Carroll Hail. on Friday night, Of
last week, which was ably addressed by Drs.
Switzerland, Cushing and others, in The in.
tereit OF the temperance cause. Al committee
OF three was appointed to obtain signatures
70 memorial TO be presented to the Legisla.
ture IN behalf Of local option. The meeting
adjourned to meet again at the same place, on
Friday evening, December 2lst, at 4 o clock.
the public generally invited to attend.
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FlyE Hoes. VIM. Hiteshue, Of Uuiontown,
killed two II months old hogs which weighed
$40 and 557i also two spring pigs 1888, Sig.
Granville Wilson, eleven 10 months old,
weighing 421, 422, AS, 800, 446, AL, 4s5,
392, 436, 463, 447-Total 4745. William
Struth, three, 329, 3l4, $50.
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Remember the children, during the holt
days. you know how il was yourself
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On the 18th instant, in Manchester, Miss
Susan r. Angel, aged "a years, II months
and rs days
On Tuesday last, near this city, of scarlet
fever, Elizabeth Ann, daughter Of Samuel l..
Myers, in the 9th year Of her age.
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PERsoSAI- Mr.. Charles r. Waters, form.
erly Of this county, but now resident of Bal.
timore, is an applicant for the position of
is strongly recommended, and his numerous
friends in this county would be pleased to
learn Of his success. The selection will be
made on Thursday, the Sd of January, next.
Hon. John Merryman, President Of the
Maryland State Agricultural Society, will give
dinner to the officers of that society, and
those Of the Carroll County Agricultural Soci.
ETY., at his residence, in Baltimore county, on
Thursday next
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gold for his taxes.
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Black Grape Wells

PENOVATED and made equal 10 new.
Az One door East Of Smith 4 McKellips
Law Office, Westminster, Md. dec 8
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LIYwooD ITENs.--The weather continues
unusually mild, and many farmers here are
pasturing their whea. fields.
VIM. Engleman, Esq, has sold his mill and
farm, containing about 60 acres Of land, to
Mr.. Milton Hala, of Washington county, for
$1,000.
News is indeed scarce at present, SO much
so that if the little on hand was not judici.
ously distributed yeracity would suffer and
exaggeration be encouraged TO fill the vacancy.
Hog Strengthening is about closed for the
present, and We were somewhat dismayed by
having the equilibrium of fine porkers of dis,
trict No. 2 so disturbed by the contents of
our. county Fathers pig-sty. But as their
faithful steward is required to give an account
OF his stewardship we congratulate him on his
success, and cheerfully submit to defeat.
Baby show speculation is not popular here,
and the juvenile portion of our population
say they are glad of it, but entertain fond
hopes that that the bank of St. Nicholas has
not been robbed or gone up, and that Kris
Kingle will be along in due time paying a
large dividend.
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SALE or A FARN.-J. ]. Baumgartner, as
trustee, has sold at private sale the farm OF
the hate VIM. N. Burgoon, near Union Mills,
containing 1872 acres, to Henry Writ Shriyer
at $25 per acre.
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To BUSINESS Men. ALI the Banks will be
closed on Tuesday next Paper due ON that
day must be paid on the Monday previous.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Of Westminster.
WESTMINSTER, Nd, Dec. Sd, 1877.
HNHE Stockholders of this Bank are hereby
Il notified that an election for Seven Direc.
tors to manage the affairs of the Bank for the
ensuing year will be held at the Banking
House, on Tuesday, he StA day Of January,
1878, between the hours of ~ m. and 2 o'cik
p. IN. w. A. CUNNINGHAM,
dec Ste Cashier.
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NOTICE.

TNHE Tax Collectors Of the several districts
"A OF Carroll county are hereby notified
that they must collect and pay in all Taxes
that were due on or before the Isf daV of
January, iS72, before he Ist day of JANUARY,
1878, orsuit will be commenced on their bonds,
BY order Of the Board,
dec Sat l.. G. TRUMB0, Clerk.
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New WINDSOR IrEus.-The directors of the
First National Bank have purchased the old
building formerly owned by the late Jonas
Ecker, for 500, where he kept store for a
number OF years. The building will be re-
moved and a new bank erected on the site.
The Rev. DIR. Joseph Smith, of Baltimore,
delivered the first Of a series Of lectures in the
Presbyterian church, on the 18th inst. Sub.
ject 'Modern Scepticism.'
Christmas draws near, and in view of the
coming event our merchants and shop keep.
ers have exposed to the sight of the visitors
an infinite variety of useful, ornamental and
fancy articles, ranging from the fine silk dress
down to the supple jack
The first term of the scolastic year of our
College has just ended with 60 scholars, sew.
eral new scholars have entered their names
for the second term. The institution, am
gratihed to state, is in prosperous condition,
which cannot be otherwise under such able
and accomplished teachers.
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Bound 10 aud from Baltimore. Most Of
the ,ramps who touch at this port for repairs.
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RUSAwAr.--on Wednesday horse driven
by Joshua and Thomas Gorsnch, Of Baltimore
county, became frightened, caused by hind
wheel OF their buggy coming off, on the Man.
chester road, near Webster street. The bug
gy was upset, the coupling pole broken, and
the horse ran down Webster street TO the
turnpike, with the shafts and front wheels,
when he was captured.