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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-04-17

Among the many changes in this neighbor.
hood we mention the removal Of Mr.. |. p.
Ritter TO Mount Airy. What We lose Mount
Airy gains.
Mr.. William Fowble Of Adams county. Pa,
and family, Mr.. solomon S. Shoemaker, OF
Taneytown, aud family, have become citizens
OF Hoods Mills. We welcome our new
friends and hope all their au,icipations may be
realized. Mr.. Fowble becomes the partner
o. Mr., Tyrrell in the milling basiness, while
Mr.. Shoemaker succeeds Mr.. W. S. Robb ia
the store. Mr.. Robh remains the agent Of
the Baltimore & Ohio railroad, position he
has filed for some time with great benefit 10
the road, and universal satisfaction TO the
public. He is also postmaster at this place.
The railroad company are about 10 build at
this place n depot and reception room for
passengers, which will add TO the convenience
and comfort Of the public, particularly the
ladies'.
Our school closes on Thursday, but will be
re-opened on Friday as n subscription school,
with every prospect OF success. The registry
for the year just ending shows larger
number Of scholars on the roll aud better at.
tendance since 1874, notwithstanding several
visitalions Of scarlet fever in different parts OF
the district.
Last week, Mr.. r. c. MeKinny, chairman
OF the board OF trustees. spent the afternoon
with the scholars and at the close Of the diff.
ferent exercises, congratulated teacher and
scholars upon the good order and evident ad.
yaneemenl In the different branches Of study.
On Friday last the welcome phiz Of the Ex
aminer made its appearance in the school
room. His time being limited, his stay was
short, yet he seemed pleased with all he saw
amt heard. There is no appearance more
wclcome, nor the absence OF any more re.
GREETED, particularly by the children, than that
Of oar worthy Examiner.
When you require relaxation, visit our peo-
pie and prove yourselves worthy followers Of
Wal:Un in piscatorial pursuits--bring with
you a large hook, a strong line, and an elastic
rod, and We promise you game from l.l6 TO
81 inches long.
Ii ia pretty well conceded that the peaches
in this locality will be ialure--some think
a total failure, and we fear their conjectures
will prove true. diversity Of opinion exists
as regards the apples. For our part we can
see no reason why they are not seriously in
jured. We have had actual winter for nearly
a week, and how the tender buds can escape,
Is beyond my conception. What we may lose
in fruit will be gained IN wheat, unless some
unforeseen circumstance intervenes between
this and harvest. We have never seen wheat
present 50 promising an appearance at this
season.
Our farmers, as a general thing, are ready
for corn planting, waiting only for more por
pltious weather. EFF
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-04-17

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub.
AZ scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county, letters Teslamentary
on the Personal Estate of
FREEBORN GARDNER.
late Of Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are here
by warned toexhibit The same, with the youch.
ers thereof legally authenticated, to tho sub
scriber, on or before the 9th day Of Noyem.
Der, next; they may otherwise BY law be Ak
cluded from all ksneiit OF said estate. Those
indebted are requested to make immediate
payment.
Given. nnder my hand this 9th day Of
April, 1880.
V. EMORY GARDNER,
ap l0'4t Acting Executor.
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Monday April l2.-Stephen Smith, acting
executor Of Gideon Hiteshue, deceased, set
tied ID account
Emanuel A. Witter, guardian to David II.
Stephen and Ann X. Stephen, settled 9th and
final account for each. And as guardian to
George W., john A., Theodore aud franklin
I. Stephen, settled 9th account for each.
Elwood Il. Snader, guardian las admins.
tratorl 10 Sterling D., Martha L., John g.,
Ida l.. and 0den p. Snader, settled LIST and
faal account for each.
Letters of administration on the estate Of Is
abella Reaver, deceased, were granted to
Washington Reaver.
The last will aud testament Of Joshua War.
field, deceased, was admitted to probate, aud
letters testamentary granted TO Charles A.
Reid.
Levi fingling, administrator Of Jacob
1ingling, deceased, returned list Of sales Of
goods aud chnttels.
Tuesday, April l3.--Peter H., Ezra L. and
Jasper q. Shriner, executors Of Isaac w.
Shrner, deceased, settled 9th and final nc
count.
Jacob HoiIacker, executor Of John Hof.
flicker, deceased, settled 18th and final ae-
count.
Report Of sale OF real estate Of Isaac W.
Shriner, deceased, finally ratified.
Report Of sale of real estate Of Bennett
SPurrier, deceased, finally ratified
Daniel p. Saylor, administrator w. A., o.
John Stambaugh, deceased, settled % ae.
count.
Charity Hill and Aaron Hartman, admins.
traitors W. A., Of Elizabeth Baldwin, deceas.
d,.settled LIST aud final account.
Mordeaai Gist, acting executor Of Joshua
e. Gist, settled ID account.
Letters OF administration on the estate OF
Barney Shoemaker, deceased, we're granted
to Henry Gait.
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Ia this city, April 18th, 1850, Mrs. Julia
A. Smith, widow Of the late Joshua Smith.
In this city, April 10, 1880, Theodore L.
Fritehey, 10 his 3sih year.
On the 4th inst, in Hanover, Pa, William
Harthhorn, aged about IS years.
April sth, 1880, in Gettysburg, Pa, Mrs.
Anna Maria, widow Of Adam HoItzworth,
aged 10 years, 3 months aud days.
April S, 1880, Elizabeth H., wife Of Rev.
y. y. Brown, rector Of St Andrews Church,
Baltimore county.
April 3, 1880, near Emmilisburg, Louisa
c., wife Of John McCarty, aged SO years,
months and "a days.
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Charles Hartman, aged about 20 years, son
Of Augustus Hartman, living about six miles
from Baltimore on the baltimore aud Hauo.
yer pike, shot aud killed himself with pistol
on Sunday afternoon last Alter dianbr he
went iRto the house aud remarked 10 bis
mother that he was feeling badly and said Ne
was going to die. He bade her good bye aud
went up stairs. his mother went up shortly
after and saw him lying on bed, aud sup
posing be was asleep did not disturb him
She went down stairs and shertly after heard
report Of pistol. Upon going up stairs
himself, the ball entering his breast. No
cause can be assigned by his parea,s ior his
fash act.
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Peter LAWN, ringeader in the ''gold brick
swindle case" last October, was arrested in
Denver, Colorado, on Tuesday.
frederiekW. Rice, an insurance agent, was
killed "Wednesday by falling down coal pit
$50 feet, at Providence, Pa
The silk manufactures Of Paterson, N. j.,
number eighty, aud give employment to Is,
600 persons.
la proportion to It's size, Columbus, Ohio,
is one of the wealihiest cities in the United
States.
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The cornerstone OF the NJ. 4. Church at
this place was laid, as announced, on Satur.
day, April Sd. Rev. J. N. Moorhead, Of Lit.
tlestown, Pa, conducted the services, the
promised assistance being prevented from
coming by a funeral. Owing to the inclemen.
cy OF the weather but few from distance
we're present Aiier laying the stone the as
sembly repaired to the school house near By,
where the minister officiating, preached an
appropriate and an impressive sermon. The
subscription amounted to S27, nearly all pre-
sent having previously contributed.
Our new citizen, Mr.. Norris, formerly OF
Littlestown, Pa, is making extensive repairs
on his dwelling.
John Burgoon bought Of Mrs. Sevilla c..
Feeser, Of Crete, Nebraska, l6 acres Of land,
lying in and about this place, for $3.50 cash.
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On Tuesday last ihe dwelling harm, corn
crib and other oulhuildines Of NJ. Lewis
Cash, near Doable Pipe Greek, this county,
were destroyed by fire. Nj. Cash was barn.
ing brush % his garden, ard his dwelling, L
e supposed, took Ere from the flying sparks
from The IRE. The flames rapidly enveloped
the dwelling. and owing to The high wind
prevailing the fire was soon communicated to
the other buildings. Nothing was saved bnt
lhe stock and lev articles Of furniture. Mr..
Cash had bis property insured for So, 900 in
the Montgomery County CnmpanE
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The Taylor Manufacturing Company Of lhis
city completed this week fof a firm near At.
lanta, Georgia, 60-horse engine, weighing
10000 pounds. The boiler il 1 feet s inches
in diameter aud Is feet long, There are two
ily wheels, 81 feet in diameter and 10 inches
face, and weigh S,l00 pounds each. The
steam Ghost is l5xaO inches, and an adjus,a-
bic cut of can regulate the stroke at 30, rs,
lOand 5inohes, as occasion may require. ny
this means vast saving Of fuel can often be
made The engine il tho largest ever built Al
the Taylor Works, and will be used ia a ilour.
ing mill. The freight from here 70 its desti.
nation will cost about $500.
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Five Of the trustees Of the proposed Wilson
Sanitarium, accompanied by President Hood,
Of the Western Maryland railroad, came to
this city on Monday and inspected the farms
OF Col. John X, Longweil aud Mr. Theodore
Englar. Col. Longwells farm Immediately
joins Westminster, and Mr. Englar's is about
mile distant from it. The party returned
TO Baltimore in the evening. Next week
they will visit places on the Hanover Branch
Railroad, between Reislerstown and Hamp-
stead.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-04-17

Tho Carroll County Troilipg Association
formally organized on Saturday last Capt.
J. G. Brnbaker, Uniontown, was elected
president; II. Haines, Westminster, vice pres.
ident; WIN. B. Thomas, Westminster, treas
urer; Orlando Reese, Westminster, secretary;
and p. IL. babylon, Uniontown; 4. j. Crum
riue, Manchester; Jas. W. White, York Road;
II. p. Albangh, Pleasant Valley; Theodore
Englar, Of Westminster district, and Lewis
Green, OF Hampstead district, were chosen
directors. The FIRST meeting OF the Associa.
ton will take place on June slh, OH aad 10Th,
on the grounds Of the Carroll County Agricul,
iural Society. The premium list was made
up on Saturday. and the purses amount to
two thousand dollars.
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Eslray Notice Geo Iewson, near Gath.
er,s Siding, B.&O. n. Il.
NotieenF. 7. Shaw, CLERK Circuit Court
for Carroll county.
Geo. W. Albaugh's One Price Cash Store,
Westminster.
President.
!. A. Miller-saddles, Harness, &c, West.
minister.
Legal Notices. hist Of Letters.
No,ice-Joseph Shaeffer.
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April l0-clear and bluslery; cold at
night April li--high wind and variable be.
tween clear and cloudy, with occasional
snow Squalls cold at night. April l2-cIear
aud cold 10 the morning with high wind and
Thermometer at 2sa; cool and biastery.
April l3-eool, clear aud blustery; warmer
IN The afternoon and night. April ii--calm
and pleasant In The morning, aud cloudy;
clear and warm after 10 o. clock; thermometer
at 80. April l5--Slightly cloudy aud hazy,
warn and calm; fine rain at night, with the
thermometer at 70. April lB-fhe rain Of
the night previous continued until six clock
A. NJ. cloudy and warm.
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NOTICE is hereby given that application
AZ will be made TO the County Commits.
sioners OF Carroll county, at the next meeting
after thirty days from the date hereof, TO
locate and open public road in said county
beginning at point on The Nicodemus road,
near the Middle Run bridge, where private
road now intersects the said Nicodemus road,
and running upon the bed of said old or pri.
waite road through the lands Of Frederick
Brannan, James Becraft, Basil p. Phillips
and George Hoffman; then crossing Morgan's
Run, and still upon said private road, through
the lands Of John Hayden; thsa leaving said
private road and running up spring branch
through the lands Of Miss Kate E. Bennett
until i interseets the lands Of the heirs Josh.
ia N. Phillips, late Of Carroll conniy, de-
ceased theuce through said lands, upon The
most practicable route until il intersects The
County Road near Benefits School House.
CHRISTOPHER HANSON,
ROBERT LEE,
mar 20-5t And Al Others.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
AZ seriber has ohtaiaed from the Oh.
phans Court Of Carroll county, letters 81
Administration on the Personal Estate OF
EZRA S. ENGLAR,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. Allpersons
having claims against the deceased are here
by warned TO exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated, to the
subscriberon or before the 9Th day Of Nossm-
Der next they may otherwise by law be ex-
eluded from all benefit Of said estate. Those
indebted are requested TO make immediate
payment
Given under my hand this 9TH day Of
April, 1880.
ABRAHAM STONER,
ap I0-4t# Administrators.
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NOTICE i hereby given lhsi iho zsDsezi.
IN Der has obtained from fbs {3r1hans'
Court Of Carroll county Leitefs ef Adn'in;s.
tfatlou on the personal estate a.
JoHNzE sHlrIKT
hate Of aid eoeuiy. deceased An pr.
sons having claims aQainsi he deeeas1d are
subscriber, on o. before The 1oih dsy 81 oc.
tobef, 1850; they may otherwise 81 law IS
excluded from sllbeneii Of said estate. Ihos&
indebted afc requested IL make imine3ixi1
payment
Given under ny hand sl.is alzA dAy oa
JAMES 4. 6. BOND.
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The icseest emthquake ia San Francisco
for several years vas experienced there We'd
nesdag afternoon n i've minutes past oae
O'Clock. The motion wss vertical, aud build
ings rocked yisibly, The Nevada block appar-
eutly snaying a foot from the psrpendicnlar,
bat no damage isfeporsed.
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William Beard, = matchmaker, Of this city,
whose severe b0rning BY the upselliak OF
coal oil lamp on the zith Of March was 10.
hced y .hs ApyecArEt died on Sunday last
removed aAer his Incident. Mr. Beard see
was s2 years, months and q days.
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Il is computed from Official statistics that
the number Of cigars smoked ia Germany
than 60,O00 tons Of tobacco. The value Of
tobacco consumed asmore than $s5, 000, 900.
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Ruby Lake, Nevada, has entirely disap.
peaFsd. Not drop Of water remaius Of what
was. seven years ago, sheet OF water twenty
miles in length, and varying in breadth from
half a mile TO three miles aud very deep.
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CoNsTABLE's SALE.


10y virture Of a writ Of lieri faeias, issued
- by Peter B. Mikesell, one Of the jus
tees Of the Peace Of the State Of Maryland,
IN and for Carroll county, at the suit OF Den.
ton Gehr against the goods aud chaitels
lands and tenements Of Michael Moore, 10 me
directed, have seized and taken in execu.
ton all the estate, right, title, interest," prop.
erty, claim and demand, at law and in equity,
Of the said Michael Moore, in and 70 all thai
lot Of land situate on College Street, in the
city Of Westminster, in Carroll county, in the
State Of Maryland, it being lot No. g, on the
plat known as Buffers Addition to Westmin.
ster, and containing
1900 SQUARE FEET OF LAND,
more OF less, being the same parcel Of land
heretofore conveyed by Francis Butler and
wife to the said Michael Moore, BY deed
bearing date on the I'd Of September, 1867;
aud recorded in iiber ]. b. b., No. s6, folio
S79, &c, one OF the land records Of Carroll
county, Maryland.
And hereby give notice, that
ON THE Sfh DAP or MAJ, A.. ID. 1850,
AT o'clock in the afternoon, will offer 70,
sale at the Court House Door, in Westmin.
ster, the said properly, so seized aud taken Ia
execution, by public auction, TO the highest
bidder for cash. JAMES II. BEACH,
ap lots Constable.
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T1I7 w 2 Ixlt1
The Stockholders Of the Royal Insurance
Company are individually liable, 70 the full
extent OF their private fortunes. for tie debts
VIII insert The Lightning clanae' IN their
pohcies, whereby the assured will receive Ia.
demniiy for loss or damage BY Lightning
whether fire ensuss or not, and pay for live.
stock killed by lightning anywhere on the
farm. All losses Of this department adjusted
aud paid by the Baltimore Office, without
delay or discount and without reference 10
Liverpool or elsewhere.
YINGLING 4 MATTHEWS,
Agents for Westminster and Vicinity.
apS Office, Near the Depot.
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On Saturday morning last, about 0 o clock,
the foundry, machine shop and blacksmith
shop Of Messrs. Auchey & Co, In Codorus
township, at jefferson Station, on the line az
TOE Hanover Junction, Hanover Gettysburg
Railroad, we're entirely destroyed by fire, to.
gelher with nearly all the contents Of tho dif
icrent buildings, resulting 10 total loss Of
about $4,000, on which there is noinsurauce.
ne hre originated from sparks from the Gu
poih, which Tell on the single roof Of the
mag hine shop, which was a two story frame
building. The flames spread rapidly and on
account Of the high winds aud scarcity OF
water, il was impossible TO save scarcely any.
thing in the building. One part Of the first
hoor was occupied as a machine shop and the
other as carpenter shop, and the secoRd floor
as a wareroom. The engine aud boiler are
also under the same roof The blacksmith
shop was close by, and was frame building.
The foundry was brick building, with In
root the walls and cupola are all that are
standing. The boiler, however seems TO be
httle damaged, but the engine, which is a 10
horse power, Frey a Motter build, Is consd,
erably Injured. In the wareroom were six
threshersi twelve corn planters, eight corn
shelters all ready for the market Mr.. Adam
fesler, Of York, lost about fifty dollars worth
iatsNthef WHICH Mtfe III tHc lOunuff DutiQs
ings. Mr.. VIM. Moul, OF East Berlin, Mr..
Hauck, OF Taneytown, Nd, Mr.. Brilliant, of
Jefferson, and the Dover Manufacturing Com.
pany, all lose some valuable patterns The
following persons compose the iirm Of Auehey
Co.: hessrs. Adam Auchey, Jacob Robert,
George Renoll and Henry Robert. Their
works we're in successful operation and gave
employment to a number OF hands 10 the va.
rioas departments. They have not yet decid.
ed whether 10 rebuild or not.--HHorer Spec.
tat0r.
The dwelling house Of Mr.. Samuel Rutter,
near York, Pa, was destroyed by FIRE Thurs.
day OF last week, together with its contents.
His son, seven years Of age, got possession of
a match, and taking large basket OF old pa.
pers, carried them to the garrett and set them
on fire, with the disastrous result noted above
Mr.. Rutter's loss is about $500, with but
500 insurance.
On Friday of last week, Ida, aged 10 years
daughter of George FISH, Of Jefferson, came
home complaining Of severe headache,
caused by over exertion in jumping rope. A
physician was summoned but he was unable
10 relieve her suiierings, aud death ensued on
Monday afternoon last.
The Susquehanua rolling mills, at Colum
bia, employing about 1860 hands, for the first
time in eight years except for repairs, drew
their hres on Saturday afternoon aud suspend
ed operations.
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ROYAL FIRE INSURANCE Co.
on
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON.
EsrA RrraEzE1o 1aar
Annual Statement, Jan. 1850.

AtrE1c.
niied States Bohdsa........ 1896. $1,000
Cash in Bank Of LiycrpcSiand
other BaaIs. ...... ....-..:.~ eg7.eis1l
Cash in Principle GlIlce...... 7l8.a6
Interest due and accrued ... 21g.021 70
Real Estate owned By Comna
ny, mo cncumingncel 800. /. l01. ai,sl. na
British, Indian and Colonin
Stocks, Shares and Bonds
owned BY company .......... 7.480 .a52. 30
Loans on Beads and M0rtea'
ges, First I4iens............... $500. $50 no
Stocks aud Bonds Of Corpora
tons and Cities, held as
security for cash loaned ~. G.2sG.0l5. 46
Balances in Branch Offices and
in course Of transmission. 928. 900. 10
Other Secured Loans. 64G.59O.O9
saa .szs.sa2sS
LIABILITIES.
Capital paid up........ ...,.....~ s al, 725.o0
re. Insurance Fund. ,.......... Il, 232, $50. Is
Unpaid Losses-.:,..,;: 31o.d2Q.25
Reelaimahle under Perpetual
FIRE f0lieies....,.,............ 1a4f6 81
Dividends to Shareholders,
unpaid ;::.,,...............' e,7os25
All other liabilities 1927 AZ
Net Surplus, being the largest
fanny Fire insurance Com.
pany in the world.......... B.Ta2. 1920
#
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DY virtue q AZ order af the Orphans
~ Court OF Carroll county, the subscriber,
IS Administrator de honis hon, with he will
annexed, Of Sarah Gosnell, late Of Carroll
county, deceased, viii oiief n public sale, on
the premises, situated about one mile from
Winfield on the Mes Liberty Road, on
Saturday, sSte day Of Apra, A. D. 1850,
at 2 o'clock, P. ~, all that part Of Che real
estate whereof the said Sarah Gosnell died
seized, situated in Carroll county Aforesaid,
on the west side Of the New Liberty Road, Il
being part Of attract Of land called mon.
zie. and part Of that part Of tract Of land
herelolore conveyed 70 the said Sarah Gosnall
BY Thomas GosBell and Mary, his wife, and
Levi Goshell, by deed dated the 18Th day Of
November, A. b. ls49, duly recorded among
the land records Of Carroll county, in Fiber
J. B. b., No. II, folio lIs, containing
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WESTMINSTER MAnkErs.

Wholesale Prices by Grimes 4 Weaver.
FEIDAY, April 10. 1880.