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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-10-13
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

PRESENTATIONS Tuesday evening last
the Mayor and City Council waited on George
". Matthews, Esq, and rendered him a SO.
ries Of resolutions expressing their thanks to
him and wife for the donation Of lot Of land to
he used as a Park. The lot is on the corner
of Green and Bond streets. After the read.
ing of the resolutions, which are signed by the
Mayor and City Council, a letter from Mayor
f. Irwin, regretting his absence, and some re.
marks BY those present, the company were
handsomely entertained by Mr.. Matthews.
Joseph NJ. Parke, Esq, Corporation Counsel,
on behalf Of the Mayor and City Council, pre-.
Isented the resolutions in fitting language,
which was feelingly responded to by Mr.. Mat.
thews The resolutions are handsomely en-.
crossed and framed in walnut and gilt
& NE append the resolutions, also the letter of
Dir. Irwin;
Complimentary Resolutions of the Mayor
and Common Council Of the City Of West.
minister, May, 1877.
WHEREAS, The City Of Westminster has re.
cently received munifcent gift Of Land, to
b. used as Public Park, and whereas in
Siustice to the generous donors, some fitting
Expression Of gratitude ia due 10 them from
,hosc who govern the affairs Of said city,
therefore be It
Resolved, That we, the undersigned, Mayor
hnd Common Council of the City of Westmin.
ster, do most heartily return thanks to Geo.
g. Matthews, Esq, and Maria, his wife, for
4heir noble and generous free gift Of ground
ibr the use Of said City as n Public Park.
Res0lrcd, That in rendering our thanks we
believe we express those of the community at
3Rrge.
n Resolred, That we will cndeavor to show
bur appreciation Of the value Of the gift by so
Improving and adjoining the grounds thus
conveyed, that they shall serve as beautiful
memorial Of the donors, and remain per.
petual testimonial Of our gratitude to the same
4 ResOired, That a copy of these Resolutions
b presented to G. W. Matthews and wife.
Resolved, That the above Resolutions be
fpread upon the journal Of our Meeting.
p. ii. IRWIN, Mayor.
\ Common Council IN. |. Gorsuch, W. b.
Thomas, J. W. Perkins, George W. Sullivan,
Jesse Yinging. John Matthews, Clerk.
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Notlce . creditor..
NO. 1876 EQUITY

NO. 17sG EQUITY.
In the Circnit Court for Carroll County
Milton B. Settle. Trustee, vs.. John +. Grew.
NOTICE is hereby given 10 the creditor.
~ OF John +. Crew, who were such On the
18th day Of June, A. d. 1877, 70 Gle their
claims properly proven and Authenticated.
with the Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Carroll
county in Equity, on or before The 24fh day y
November, A. b. 1877. Z
J. ]. BAUMGARTNER.
sept 70, 1877. Auditor
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At the monthly meeting of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company, in Baltimore,
Wednesday, a dividen Of threeper cent. was
declared on the stock ofthe main line. This
makes, with the per cent declared in April
last, dividend Of per cent. for the year
1877. William NJ. Clements was chosen
Master of Transportation in place of Thomas
II. Sharpe, resigned.
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NO. is EQUITY.

NO. 10 EQUITY.
In the Orphans Court of Carroll County.
August Term, 1877.
David Wantz and others VS.. Susan and Jos.
eph v. WEatz.
ON application Il is ordered this list day of
~ October, 1877, that the sale Of the Real
Estate Of Valentine Wantz, late Of Carroll
county, deceased, made by Emanuel WANT,
Trustee appointed by decree Of said Court IN
said cause for the sale thereof, and this day
reported to this Court by the said Trustee.
be ratified and confirmed, unless cause 81
shown to the contrary bsfore the LIST Monday,
9th day Of November next provided copy
ofthis order be inserted for three successive
weeksln some newspaper printed and pub
lished in Carroll county before the said lat
Monday, 9th day Of November next.
The Trustee reports the sale Of all the Real
Estate left by said deceased, consisting Of !
wood lot containing four and half acres oi
land, more or less, situated near Pleasant
Valley, in Carroll county, at public sale for
the SUM Of three hundred and hity-two dollars
and twelve and shalf cents, 1854. i2i.
True copy,--Test,
HENRY Z. BELTZ.
OCT GOT Register Of Wills.
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JURoRs. -Judge Hayden, on Thursday,
drew the following named persons as Grand
and Petit Jurors for the November Term OF
the Circuit Court
Grand Jury.-Wm A. Norris, Peter NJ.
Weist, Henry 4. Eek, DR.. Joshua W. Herring,
James Kelly, DR.: Samuel Swope, James II.
Richardson, John Bernstein, jerome A. Brick.
ner, Samuel Sauble, Amos Study, Abraham
Greider, Jas. W. Lantz, Jesse Lennon, DR..
Charles Thompson, Samuel Weant, Lloyd
Condor, DR.. William NJ. Hines, Samuel I.
Clingan, John Thompson, Cyrus Schweigart,
Charles p. Bale, james W. Shipley.
Petit Jury.--John Penn, of s., j. Oliver
Wadlow, Thomas b. Gist, Samuel II. Hof.
iaeker, John I. CRssell, Hiram PLANE, Jacob
Rooms, ?. II. l.. Myers, Henry B. Albaugh,
Emanuel Formwalt, John w. Gist, Charles
Myers, Nathan Bay, Jos. Arnold, Henry
Schildt, ST., Samuel A. Lauver, Washington
Reayer, Jos. Stoner, George w. Lamotte,
Lewis G. Lindsay, Lewis w. Selby, Jacob
Frounfelter, John T. Diffenbaugh, Jacob
Horick, William Walter.
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PATAFsco IrENs.-0n Thursday, the 4th
instant, our vicinity was visited with a very
severe and destructive food. The water was
higher with US than II had been known for
quite a number of years. The rain fell in
torrents during the greater part Of the day,
ana by dusk the water was so high and rising
SO rapidly that some of our citizens became
alarmed and forsook their tonements, fearing
that they might be submerged and carried
away in the darkness. But their fears con.
corning their houses were not realized as
everything was in Stdtu quo the next morning,
save fences, corn, surface soil, mill dams, &c,
Mr.. Winchester's dam was almost entirely
carried off; Chew 4 Smelser's was consider.
ably damaged; grain fields were terribly
washed, nearly all the loose soil in some places
being washed off, fences Of every description
along the waters aud low lands had disap.
peared. Many persons lost the greater por,
ton OF their crop Of corn, Mr.. John Barrack,
have been informed, lost fifty or sixty bar.
rels OF corn, and Mr.. Abraham Leister about
one hundred barrels, which had been cut Of
and was IN shock. Farmers in bottom lands
shonid take the precaution not to cut corn of
at the ground. The railroad and county
bridges with US, however, seemed to defy the
watery element and withstood the storm.
Mr.. David Abbott, foreman of this division
OF the railroad met with a very narrow es.
cape from drowning. He was coming home
from the Tank at late hour, walking up the
track, when suddenly the water became so
swift he could scarcely keep his balance
Thinking he had better leave the track for the |
side of the hill, he stumbled, in the darkness
into the side ditch. The rapid current was
bearing him swiftly down, when, in his scram.
bling, he fortunately caught a small twig,
which held him, until he, with difficulty. extri
Gated himself and succeeded in getting to his |
house in feeble condition. He said he
thought the little twig was all that saved him
from drowning
In the evening of the same day, and in the |
midst of the tempest, Mr. j. Bush. while in |
the field trying to catch young horse, re.
ceiyed a very severe kick from him upon the
right hip bone which brought him to the
ground and rendered him unable to walk for
several days without crutch aud cane.
County roads have also been dreadfuly |
washed and torn throughout the county, as
the flood swept over considerable area.
Farmers have since been very busy in max
ing repairs and hunting up lost property, and
the laboring man has, in consequence, plenty
of work.
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York County, Pa, IreMs.-on Friday
night, shortly after 10 O'clock, the large barn,
together with several extensive hog pens and
other out-buildings, about mile aud half
south OF town, belonging to Mr.. Daniel Hart
man and z. A. 4 s. Small, were destroyed
by hire. The contents Of the barn consisted
OF unthreshed wheat from IS acres, oats from
~ between 30 and 40 tons Of hay, about 20
tons of old straw, threshing machine, wind
mill gears, ETC., resulting in a loss of about
$4,000, on which there Is an insurance. The
live stock was saved with much difficulty.
The pens contained 10 hogs, all of which were
saved except eight, which ran back into the
fire. The half fall the live stock, grain, &c.
belonged to the tenant farmer, Mr.. Joseph
Slenker. Gazette
-, The heavy rains Of yesterday, says fridays
Glen Rock Item, ended up in a tremendous
mood, which did immense damage along the
east branch of the Codorus. The property
owners along the stream sustained considera-
Die damage by the flooding Of gardens, eel.
lars, yards, and tearing down of fences. Lum.
Der and wood was washed away. Mr.. U. S.
Disc lost considerable lumber, and his water
trunk from the dam breast 10 the water wheel,
with which he runs his machinery, was torn
away and carried down the stream Messrs.
Frey, Herbst Il Co., lost some lumber that
was piled up near the stream. The heaviest
damage sustained by any Of our citizens was
that of Messrs. Radcliffe, Shaw & Co. at their
Cordage Factory, at Centreyille, about Z of
mile northwest of this Borough They lost
heavily in damage to rope, stored in the lower
story of the factory, in damage to the build.
ing, and in damage to the race leading to the
mill.
On Tuesday, says the Wrightsville Star,
serious accident befel young lad named
Charles Klinedinst, who lives with Mr.. John
Peters, in Spring Garden township. The boy
undertook to ride q young bull, but the ami.
mai refused to go. He got off and got a stick
and again got on its back, striking il with the
switch. The bull threw him to the ground,
but the boy held on to its neck. The bull in
its endeavors to get loose threw the boy some
distance on his head, knocking him insens.
BILE. He was picked up and doctor sent for,
but he lay unconscious all day, vomiting con
slderably. II is not known whether his inju.
ries are serious or not, but it is thought his
brain is affected by the force of the fall.
A short time since, says the Pennsylvania,
a fellow entered tobacco patch near Logan.
vile, and cut off all the stalks except ten or
twelve, leaving them on the ground The
crop was green, and therefore unfit for use.
The same night stable in Loganvile was
entered, and horse gears were badly cut
There were also 81 heads of cabbage pulled
up but not taken away.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to the Judges Of
~ Election and to the Qualified Voters of
Carroll county, that an Election will be held
in the several Election Districts Of Carroll
county, at the usual places of holding Elec-
tons, on
Tuesday neat after the LIST Monday, being
9Th day Of NovensJer, 1871,
FOR THE PURPOSE OF ELEcTIxG
One person to be Comptroller Of theITreas-
ury Department of the State of Maryland.
ALSO FOR THE PURPOSE OF ELEcrISG
-Four persons to represent Carroll county ia
land.
Three persons to be County Commissioners
of Carroll county.
One person to be Sheriff Of Carroll county.
One person TO be Treasurer Of Carroll conn
ty and Clerk 10 the County Commissioners.
One person to be County Surveyor Of Car.
roll county.
The Polls for said Election will be opened
at o'clock, A. NJ, and close at o'clock,
+. M, when the ballots shall be publicly
counted.
JAMES w. WHITE,
Sheriff of Carroll county.
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NO. 1887 EQUITY,

NO. 1887 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Lewis Green VS.. benjamin Brown, Susan A.
Brown, his wife.
ORDERED this 2sth day Of September. in
~ the year 1877, that the sale made and
reported by Lewis Green, Mortgage, BY vir-
tue Of power Of sale contained IN 4 mortoape
fro n Benjamin Brown and wife to the said
Lewis Green, be ratified and confirmed, un,
less cause 70 the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the 2eth day Of October NEXT (;
provided copy Of this order be published in
some newspaper published in Carroll county,
Maryland, once in each Of three successive
weeks before the ed day Of October next.
Report states the amount Of sale 10 b
FRANK 7. SHAW, Clerk.
True eopy,-rest.
sep 29-st FRkEK T. SHAW, Clerk.
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:. III marked advertisements will be continued until
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VERY VALUABLE
Personal Property |!

pY virtue of power of sale contained in
- mortgage Of Personal Property from
Luther W. Bosley to Joshua Sellman, bear.
ing. date the tenth day of April, in the year
eighteen hundred and seyenty.six, and duly
recorded among the Chattel Records of Car.
roll county, in Liber j. B. b., No. 8, Folio
52S, &C., the undersigned, as Mortgage, will
sell at Public Auction, TO the highest bidder,
at his Farm situated about half Of a mile
from the public road leading from Westmin.
ster to Mount Airy, in Carroll county, Mary.
land, and known as the Mount Airy Road,
the said Farm being about FIVE and one hall
miles from Westminster, and about II miles
from Warfeldsburg, in said county, on
Wednesday,, the sist Of October, A. D. 1871,
commencing at 10 o'clock, a. m. all the fol.
lowing Valuable Personal Property, now in
the possess on and use Of the said Luther W.
Bosley, to wit.
Two bay mules, l a gelding and the other
a mare also one other pair of mules in good
condition, bay mare, gray mare. red
buffalo cow, l red COW with horns, yellow
and white spotted COW, 2 red cows, 4 yearliue
heiters, broadtread wagon with stone bed
sets OF wagon gears, being sets ofbreech.
bands and sets Of lead gears, narrow.
tread wagon and bed, jaeger wagon, |
spread, set Of double harness, large lot OF
farming utensils consisting of plows, hoes,
&C., too numerous TO mention. Also a large
lot Of household and kitchen furniture con.
sisting ofarticles too numerous to mention.
All of the above mentioned property is in
fine condition, the stock all being sound and
in good order, and the farming implements
and furniture first class.
Term Of Sdle.-All sums Of $40 and under
to be paid cash on day of sale, and on ali
over and above $40 q credit Of five months
will be given, the purchaser giving note "a
bear interest from day of sale, with approved
security for the credit payment.
JOSHUA SELLMAN, Mortgage.
MILros B, SETTLE, Solicitor. oct cts
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A letter from Mr.. f. D. Morrison, Super.
intendent of the Maryland Institution for the
Instruction of the Blind, states that he will
not be able to give an exhibition here during
the Fair, as announced last week, as he could
not secure suitable hall.
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TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable House and Lot Of Land,
IN UNIoNToWN. MD

by virtue of Decree Of the Circuit Court
- for Carroll county sitting in EQUITY,
passed on the 18th day Of September, A. b.
1871 in cause pending in said Court where.
IN Samuel Hape is the complainant, and Jacob
Nusbaum, Margaret Delphy, ct. al. are the
defendants, the subscriber, as Trustee will
offer at Public Sale, on
Saturday, the 20th Of October, a. d. 1871,
mt O'Clock p. m, on the premises, situate
at the east end Of Uniontown, the House and
Lot Of Land formerly occupied by Michael
Nusbaum. The Lot contains
3 Acres, 2 ROods and 80 SQUARE
Perches of Land, more or less,
and is improved with commodious Log
Dwelling House and Shop at.
tached; a good Barn, Smoke A,Is7G-A
House, Bake Oven, &C., there ~
IS an excellent well Of water at n
the door-about one Acre Of the land Is In
good young Chestnut Timber; the e is also
an excellent Orchard on the property. II il
a desirable home and presents attractions for
those seeking q residence in a town.
Terms Of Sate.--0ne.third in cash on the
day Of sale or upon ratification thereof. the
balance to be paid in two equal instruments
OF one and two years respectively, with inter
est from day of sale, and to be secured 70 the
satisfaction Of the undersigned.
SAMUEL BECK, Trustee.
CHARLES B. ROBERTS, Solicitor. sep 22-ts
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Judge Pere L. Wickes, Of York county,
Pa, formerly Of Kent county, Nd, will dc.
liver an address at the Fair Grounds on
Thursday next.
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RETURSED.-0n Monday last the father of
Lawrence Gonger, who recently escaped from
the Carroll county Jail, an account of which
was published in our last issue, handed him
over to Sheriff White.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
Real Estate

TTNHE undersigned, by virtue of the Decree
Il OF the Circuit Court for Carroll county
as Court Of Equity, passed in the case Of
Anna NJ. Burgoon and Elias f. Bankert next
friends to William +. Burgoon and others,
against William F. Burgoon and others, will,
On Saturday, 2oth Of October, A. D. 1877,
at ! o'clock, p. m. offer at public sale, to the
highest bidder, at the late residence of William
n. Burgoon, deceased, half mile from the
Union Mills, Carroll county,. Maryland, on
the public road leading from said Union Mills
to Hanover, Pa, the following parcels of land
in said cause decreed to be sold, viz: The
first parcel consists of a farm 1.-THE late resi-.
dence of said William N. Burgoon, containing
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WESTMINSTER, Mo, october o 1871.

GEo. W. MATHEWS, ESQ, Westminster,
Nd.-Dear Sir I'll regret very much not
leng able to be with the members Of the City
Council this evening, and with them in per.
b. to tender TO yourself and wife the thanks
d the corporate authorities and of the citizens
n Westminster for your muni6cent gift to. the
.ity, Of the Park on Green street. hope
|ourself and wife may be spared long enough
b enjoy the shade Of its beautiful trees, and
tust that the city may be able, in the not far
htnre, to so adorn and beautify it that it may
" a lasting monument to the generosity Of
Snc Of It's best citizens. In honor Of yourself
snd wife, and MS a compliment to your ae.
|pmplished daughter, | would suggest that the
Phlk be hereafter known as "Bellegroye
lark
With best wishes, | am, dear sir,
Your ob't. ser't.
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Maryland Vaccine Agency.

physicians of the State can at all times
Il procure, FREE OF Cosr, pure Vaccine
Lymph, fresh from the HEPER, BY addressing
r. q. REGISTER, Nj. D.,
State Vaccine Agent,
5. W. Corner Fayette and Calhoun St.,
oct 6'St Baltimore, Nd.
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Carroll county receives under the October
distribution Of the State School Fund, being
the first under the new assessment, S4,2l325
for white, and S29l.G2 for colored schools.
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A collision occurred on Friday morning, at
Shamberger's station between freight and
work train, causing delay to the passenger
train, going west, of over an hour. No one
hurt,
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POCKETS PICKED. -Some sharpers "workedn
the excursion train 10 Frederick on Thurs
day. One Of our citizens was relieved of his
pocket book and some valuable papers, and
another gentleman lost $50. Look out for
the light.fngered gentry next week.
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SHOULDER DIsLocATED. Edward, son of
Mr.. A. +, 0rendorf of Mechanicstown, for.
mery of Taneytown, recently fell from
chestnut tree and dislocated one of his Shout
doris
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NEW CHERRIEs.-We have received from
Germany package of Cherry Seed compris.
ing two varieties, known as 0xhearts and
Blackhearts. They grow to twice the size of
the largest cherries grown in the United
States and are very fine in flavor. We shall
plant them with care, in good ground, in the
hope of successfully introducing them to fruit
growers in this county.
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AT LAsT.-The success of the Harrisburg
and Potomac Railroad says the Waynesboro
Record, is now assured The Messrs. Dacey,
of Boston, have articled for the building Of
the bridge at New Cumberland, below Har.
risburg, and the completion of the road as far
as Waynesboro' In addition, it is the pur.
pose to extend the road from that place via
Hagerstown or Boonsboro to Virginia to
make connection with the Shenandoah Valley
Railroad, thus aifording an outlet to Balti.
more and elsewhere for all farm products,
manufactures, etc.
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In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
William A. MeKellp and Charles 7. Ref.
snider, Trustees, VS.. John A. Mcintosh.
ORDERED this I'd day Of October. A. d.
~ 1871, that the account Of the Auditor
fled in this cause be finally ratified and con.
irmed, unless cause to the contrary Thereof
be shown on or before the 22d day Of Octo.
Der, instant. Provided copy Of this order
be inserted once q week for each Of two euc.
cessive weeks before the last named day Ia
some newspaper published In Carroll county,
FRANK 4. SHAW, CLERK.
True eopy,-Tesfs
oct e-st Faux 7. Sukw, Clerk.
ftuARFDfo Tsx,T1s71 .-,-,.1,-- =
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The FLOWER GIRL.-Mr. John Beaver,
sculptor, of this city, has added to the attrac.
tons of our new Office a beautiful statuette OF
the Flower Girl. 1t is one of the first efforts
of his genius, but would do credit to the skill
Of a more practiced hand in this noble art
II is graceful and sylphlike in proportion, and
eloquently assures every beholder that an.
other Rinehart is in our midst.
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II our farmers and lovers Of fine stock wish
to feast their eyes let them visit the Fair next
week.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE
Estate
Near Hampstead, Carroll County, Md.

RI virtue Of a Decree Of the Circuit Court
- for Carroll county, sitting as a Court of
Equity and passed in a eanse in said Court
wherein George Taylor and George Heindel
are compliments, and John S. TAYLOR and
Amanda Taylor his wife, and David j. Rover
are defendants, the undersigned, Trustees,
viii offer for sale, on the premises, on
Wednesday, the ;Ist day of October, 1877,
at II O'Clock, A. NJ, all those tracts or parts
oil tracts or parcels Of land in the proceedings
IN said cause mentioned and decreed to be
sold, containing ~ W
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TRIALS OF SPEED.-W are requested to
state that the entries for the trotting races, to
be held next week on tho Fair Grounds, will
be kept open until IL NJ. on Tuesday.