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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-12
MINERAL PARK ITEMS.

R. G. Patterson has discovered, near Mountain Springs, about 40 miles north sf Mineral Park, some good gold ledges The lodges are large and we'll defined. and the gre assays from $50 sl50 per ton.
 The mill al the Park is producing about Sl ,5Oo per day. We would be pleased 10 knew whether any five stamps in Tomb stone can equal thIs production. There is an abundance of this kInd of ore in the camp to keep loo stamps in perpe.aal motion.
 MOhave County is buoyant with hope newly ushered in by the railroad prospects. Sheriff Comstock and Mr. Hardy lett for Signal on the 3d.
 N. W. Clark, chief granger from Sandy was at the Park on the 3d.
 It is thought that early payment will be made for the Lone Star mine, and a ten stamp mil at the Park will soon follow.
 There are now three schools in successful operation in the county.
 Water hem Hardy s tunnel is now con- veyed into town by pipes. Cottonwood trees are being planted and many improve ments made.
 The friends of 4. E. Davis and wife gave them, few nights ago, q surprise party; dancing. music and an old fashioned good time were had.
 The sale of several valuable mines is on the tapis, but 1t would be premature to say more on the subject until the deeds are passed. The experts who are to examine the property are now enroute.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-12

We have received the report or the Silver King Mining Company tO Jan. l3, 1880, a handsomely printed and profusely illus trated pamphlet of thirty eIga; pages, which sets forth fully the character and workings of this famous mine.
 Attention is called 10 the notice of the Star Mail Line Company from Prescott to Santa Fe. This route is $50 cheaper in fare than any other route between here and the Mississippi River. W. J. Tompkins, an old and experienced stage man, is their pop ular agent in Prescott.
 J. H. Lucas has thrown up the contract for doctoring and feeding the Indigent sick of the county. It would be proper for :he Board of Supervisors to readvertise and re- let the contract, as there are those in the community who believe that there is 'job" m it.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-12
MONDAY.

Mr. Pine didn't kill the antelope.
 Spring buggics arc in demand.
 wn Gilson, of Date Creek, is in town.
 Messr. Vail, Ross end Ed. W. Wells hay departed for Phenix.
 Hon. Jno J. Gosper leaves on a trip 10 SmithvIlle to morrow.
 The railroad was completed thirty-threc miles beyond Casa Grande on the 9th inst
 The Santa Fe tS Prescott stage officeis now located one door north of Jackson & Tomp- .kins saloon.
 Col. Hunt has discovered ledge near the Peck which assays we'll in both gold and silver.
 W. B. Hellings, and Mir Riggs, of the Ex- positor, had a little combat oD Saturday last in Phcnix. No one hurt.
 s. NJ. Hewitt, L. Jillson, A. W. Perrin and C. E. McCliGtock arrived per C., s. & Co.'S line this morning.
 Frank Meador returned to-day from a hunting expedition on the Verde, where he met with moderate success.
 Ata constable's sale this morning, a shot gun attached in the suit of P. Herlinger rs - Tolsteimer sold for si0.
 Mir. r. E. Brannen leaves to-day fer Cherry Creek and Verde valley and will return on Friday.
 We have to thank the returned hunters Meador, Hutchins X Co, for a pIece of that antelope killed near MT Pines residence.
 Nr.Hogue, the efficient manager of the Prescott X Santa Fe stage line, intends leaving in a day or two for New Mexico.
 One thousand and fifty shares of Tiptop stock was sold in San Francisco, on the 4th inst, at s5is per share.
 We learn that q mIner from Tombstone recently discovered near Cottonwood, Mo- have County, a very rich silver ledge. Jim Daly and John Rarick are preparing to visit ard do assessment work on their mines near 0reville, Centennial district. NJ. J. Masterson, drunk and disorderly, l was arraigued before Justice Moves this 1 morning and fined sij or eight days Impris- onment
 Rev. Doctor Warren delivered two elo quent and logical discourtes at the Marina street church yesterday, one in the morning and one iu the evening.
 Miss s. L. Wa,fon, the fashionable millire | of Northern Arizona, has a large assortmentr . Of ladies head wear on hand, which she sells | at extremely low prices. The most fa,tidi- ous can be accommodated with styles and articles 10 suit
 MT A. W. Perrin, editor sf the Cattarau- gus Republican. of New York. honOred our ssnctum Nlth visit to-day. NIT. Perrin ls visiting Arizona to recuperate his health anu cxPrcsscs himself much pleased with be Territory.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-12
Local Intelligence.
SATURDAY.

Maj. Veil arrived in town this afternoon from Phenix.
 M Bundel arrived to-day.
 Geo. W. Curtis returned this morning from Pherix.
 John Reese is in town from Big Bug.
 E.w. Risley departed to-day on the Black Canyon route.
 We regret to announce the death of old Mir. Wingfeld, which occurred yesterday at his residence near Camp Verde.
 load of antelope and deer from Rattle snake canon arrived in town yesterday and is on sale at Aliens meat market.
 Capt. Haskell, of Gen. willcox's staff: ::has been ordered to Tucson under special in- structlons of the Department Commander.
 Mir Wales Arnold and wife are in town from Beaver creek. We learn that 1t is their intention ts spend the summer in Cal iiornia.
 We acknowledge, with pleasure, the re- oeipt of an invitation to the ball, 10 be given By Co. III, 9th Cavalry, at Fort Verde, on t5e evening of the l7th inst. The De Lesseps canal is to cost $l6s, ,000,- ooo, to be completed in seven years and to be constructed without locks. '-, Catholic church, March Eth, Latirc Sun- day, as follows: Mass with exposition at 10 30 A. M.; Instruction, subject: Do Cath olics Adore Bread,' followed by Benedic- tion at : PM.
 The Mormons at Brigham City have fenced in farm of 1000 acres. all in one field. A large area has been sown in winter gram and the whole settlement is now busy blowing for spring crops.
 Professor Maynard estimates the gross annual yIeld of the Tiger Mine with present appliances at over hslr 8 million of dollars; t350, 900 of which is clear profit. Rev. II. Warren, Superintendent of the American Home Missionary Society of the Congregational Church for the Pacific coast, will preach to-moIrow in the M. E. Church at II a. m and : 30 p. m-
 We were in error in stating, some time since, tha, the capital stock of the Central Arizona Mining Company was divided into POO. 900 shares The capital stock of the company is 100000 shares of par value of &1OO each The stock was selling Tn San Francisco on the 20th ult., al Sl1 4, which gives a total valuation for the property of $i,l75 900, The piping for the purpose of carrying water from the Hassayampa to the mine, has been purchased in San Francisco and IS six inches iu diameter. One hundred and fifty thousand dollars has teen placed at the disposal of tic company to perfect the improvements recently projected, and everything indicates that the vas; deposit of gold ore in the compapys mine vii! seon be worked at a handsome profit to the shareholders.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-12

SHOOT HIN ON THE SroT.-An attempt to write poetry is always bad; but the half column published in the Phenix Herald of the 9th, under the head Bad Luck" is the very worst we ever saw The writer should consider himself in "good luck" to be al- lowed to live minute. He ought to be taken out and shot. The publisher, We ob- serve, has taken temporary refuge in Pres colt, doubtless to escape the wrath of an outraged populace.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-12

John F.. Brandon was to-day brought be- fore Justice Moves, on the charge Of larceny to which he pleaded guilty, and was fined s25. in default of plymeEt nf which he was committed for ten days. The otfensc of the accused consisted n the abstraction of wearing apparel from the rooms ot thestage employees and pawnin. inc same for whisky.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-12

The performance at the theatre on Satur- day evening last, was, in ali respects, one of the bes, winch it has been our good fortune to attend in Prescott. The selection of the plays was good, the actors were thoroughly up in their parts and the audience apprecla- tive and attentive. The success which il ha. met lead us to the hope that the com pany will favor the public at an carly day with an additional performance.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-12

John Rees brought into town last week a specimen of copper ore of very superior quality. The ledge from which this ore is taken is located in Big Bug district, Is two fee. wide, and assays GO to 90 per cent. 4 shaft has been sunk ten feet on the ledge, from which 15 tons of ore have been taken. Mir. Rees intends shipping his ore to BAlti- more
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-12

Mir. Reilly informed us that he is halting between three opinions. whether to more his paper to Tombstone, pack il to Pata sonis. or let it remain in PhcuiN. He swears he doesn't know which to do. IT he has any bias it is in favor of Patagonia. with which district hc was more than plcascd.- Record.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-12
!YPE!!.

KILLER C RICHARD. TYPE FOUNDRY AND Pt- as7 WAREHOUSE, SAN FRANCISCO. CAL DEALERS N PR,tTr!a PR--szS AID MACHINERY AND EVERY AR- T.o-- REcyEz5 2: Pa.ETz7s OUR HARD METAL ccoTca TYPE IS Ac5c;o~LeDoEo TO sE THE BEST IN .-- Woa-o. BzRa 0=srsovs OF INCREASING OUR 77so= N EFl-oSA w= waLL, FOR A LIMITED T.sE, s-77-r ORDERS roa E-a OUTFITS IN aT PART OF Arl-o,.> AT COST PRICE. SPECIMEN Books AND 77r-- LiS-5 1caT FR==.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-12
DR. SPIN \ E 7
 tvo. Il HEAEE5E STREET, Treats all Cac.ic and Special Diseases

YOJ-.,G MEN
 INFO MAY BF SUFFERING FROM THE FF- tf fleets ot yCHuf -g.s- o- lui erection. VIII do vel to avail themselves rs, the re-t-t boon ever .l.i t-c altar Of suffering .l-ai-.y. FI. SFINNEI .f r--aItcc Co forfeit s for eve uf se:Iiuel weak ue-s C- private dis-. of E ki-!i character ell be undertakes and .-i., % cure.
 GIDDLE-AGE MEN.
 There arc macy e. te sc oI thirty 10 six.y who ar- troubled with tCa frequent -vaeustlln the hladj-s ct-eu -CcsMi iau'gI D. -. --t --.--t- .irulng s4.igl, and FcaEGcs- u --.- -yste-l e I-EGcr .lt Jsjlrut cannot IG- 1r- ' examining the lrIuar, deposits rvVy sediment Nl often ie found ai.J times s.ia article ut a..Gleu will aIgar, the color wi.i be of t.lu isi-h hue, again changing dark and torpid Appearance There many rner SRo die of this difficulty ignorant of the cause, which i se second stage of seminal weakness Dr. :. will guar Der i'll all such cases, and healthy oratioL O: the geuitC-rrinEry orgaIis.
 OFFICE HoUEs-I0 0 i and 10 B. Sundays from lt S. Consultation free. Thorough examination and aJyice, s. Cal or address,
 DE. SPINNFY k CO.,, JUl. 1dkvly No. II keArnsy st. Sap Frauci=co r. s. To pI y2te diseases Of short standing, ful course Of medicines, sufficient for a cure with s in- strcticns will be sent to any sddress receipt Of Sl0
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-12
A New Mining Company ..

Tho Yavapai Consolidated Mining and Milling Company of Arizona, yesterday filed its articles of incorporation with the Secretary of the Territory.
 The original incorporators are C. Doug lass Brown, J. Lenoir, David Shirpser, w. A. Allen, \. Bernstein, Rebecca '. Shirpser and Fannie Lenoir. The capi- tai of the company is one million dollars, divided into one hundred thousand shares. The mines owned by the company are the Satisfaction, Santa Rita, San Juan, B. mont and San Antonio, located in Crook Canyon, in this county. The company owns a tive-stamp mill which vii be erected on the property and put to work reducing its ores within forty days. At meeting of the Board or Directors ves,cr- day, the following officers were chosen: C. Douglas Brown, President; ". w. Allen, Secretary; and David Shirpser, Treasurer.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-12

Ing evidence can be wanted iaan the following:
 SWORN AFFIDAVIT; I Jfy8t WonGerfd .Statsmeat of' c Cure Per
 Jyrm.d.
 Authenticated ry tle Rev. L. S. Syiulugton Pastor of Dsugllu ,Coltra Costa cuUI vJ Church, and others, ueigii.,rs c. t1e uirlru-0 .'' restored sufferer. Cure O: Eer.u.= suu .s-c.- l-J,---tiJL aud Epi- CZAPKAT's pecuAr fyste-- Jl treatment alter sever a! Ialysiclans Lad failed.
 SWORN STATEN NJ.
 B. r. Creuz, carpenter and Joiner, oc Danvie, Co ,ra Costa county. California, Ielus day sworn, doe deVJse and say: a.- married. i-ts- ase cll>-el nile yFk became dizzy aud fa- tsr ground : Afterwards had several IailIg -ts. Le"4le ys cil y and mentally Iros rv very nervous ai Lu-es, could not sleep, Iy liver ELa tiueys We're lac;Nt, and was not able to work. By attending hy scian pronounced my complaint 50 be -rt dI-e--e, and gave great deal of medicine, which tg0l, but 10 good. con- scarcely walk IL October. lS'. addressed Dr. L. J. CZspFay san TrELcscn, st ting ny sickness above described, ask i- he thought he could do auythIuy for ani upon fayorah= reIy placed myself der h treatment. have Low iug resa-uei ny gem eral health, have had artlc nts, since taking his medicines, and able D taJ good d1g'- work. Ny whole system has hy Lls trl-t.leI; reeu thoroughly changed and Teyal,sei, and i-ve gained twenty pounds since ] began C. take his medicines. Out may the of drcctlg poor sufferers ;o him, make this brief si-euelt of facts concerning my case his tre4--li been remarkably ce-sful that an co-A=l.; he c-a care all ta0s similar ly afflicted. 4. f. CELUZ, .L.S.I Subscribed and ST J before n.e. tais 1sh day of February. l-5S. s.l-.5 l5. IgENEl.. iI.S.I
 Justice O. iAe Peace, Cg-,sl Costa cou-ty. Cal.
 iNDp-.- EAILNi:
 The undersigned, a1--L.ges a-l acI IIail-snces O. Mr B. r. Cruz, cerl.y That 0e have known nim dur ing his ces and that tie --i --tl ia the foregoing affidavit are true Of oI- oSl suoRl-lge.
 H. 2. syraiHzt1u, Fas,or ot I--.--ls Charc .. L. Heai NagsilI-akcr, D-ll'4.e.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-12

passing uuoseryed iu the urine sDd man! other olr cases that lead 10 insanity and death
 pE. INVITE Vill agree tO forfeit S5c for case of this kind the Vital Restorative tunder his spec1hi advice and treatrGent will not cure CT for anything .rure CT njurfous found it. Dr. Mintis reses all Private piseAses successfully without mercury con- sultation free. Thorough examination and advice h. cudiuY aualyis of Uriuf, s5 Price of vital kestora tive S bottle OF four times the quantity, slO; sent to 1ly sllrls. upon receipt of pr ce, C, b. se- ca c r In ubsergatiou and in prlYSte name desired, bv A. r. Min..e, NJ. D.
 II KsarRey street San Francisco, Cal,
 b. EEiutfe's Kindpey Remedy Nephr-tf cam cl-a1 Gli K idney and Bladder Complaints Con -..a Gieet. LeucorThosS- For sale by all crdggisis a bottle six bottles for s.
 D.. M,utie'- Baudeiion Pills, are the best and che pest DgssQsa and Bilious cure in the market For sale by all ggls.s. lsnd&Sly
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-12
PULLMAN HOTEL CARS are run alone
 by it through between Council Bluffs C Chicago!
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Isa neyer-failing Cute ford
 Nervous D bility, ,Exbsuste' Vitality. Seminal Wea knes
 SpermAtorrh1a, Lost Man. hood, ImpOtsncy. Paralysis and all the terrible effects of self-Abuse, youthful follies, x eXeesse- in mAtur~r years, Such as loss of Memory, Lassitude, Nocturnal Emis- sion, Aversion to \ lciety. Dimness of Vision Noises in the Head; the yIt Il duif
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-12
CONSUMPTION Pos itiVeIy Cure d {.

All sufferers from Ul.s disease that are axOus to be cured .huua try Br. ks-ucr's Celebrated Consuu!;- ;lyo PowcrS. Those Powders tie only preparation known that Sil Cc--u il;i0D and all d-eass of the throat and iI indeed, strong Is fath u tee,l and also t0 iuca yCu that they nul- hug, will fJrsard t0 every sufferer ly al post paid. a free tr1al box.
 Tc don't vart y0ur money Ur.hl yoE are perfectly satisfied cf their curative -cvers. If yoUr life k 9 t,I saving. Gol't delay gy.rE these Powders a ;F5-I they vi-i -Eig--y c7rs ..u-
 Fl.ce. for large box. Si. s.rt To .ry part of tle United S-ates Canada. by la-l receipt cf price
 Address
 ASH < ROBBINS.
 u05-yG 55p Fulton Street, Brooklyn. NJ.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-12

PLysicl4l and alenia Debility. Fita- 've-s-..z Nl-- vousness, Los EEi---s, Lass-tuf-, El.Eles. af tss Limbs aud i4eE- L.ss Q! Mu=--.e 'as.s ia...s.el- ton and pa'tts t-=+4-ar -i-s --i.. a a.--. eE- a-llsi feeling, DO ellsgy or cJ-r-y-. -E-t-i-ou of the heart dli-Dssa c- aG'Tr=-s1s s - 1f l..auel.. aversion So sccis-g, 9te c1 so-tu-- t.l., s.l l-- trust, loss cf manhood, 4--...9 I-a-.-a4e. tlT--- -iss oi ths l-1lt, E-a-s e -s tl-e- -szl or ot-sr lI -rilt-a n t-zl o- Ao- are a- cured l! .a jus- y ce-etrlte- if1y s-clau,
 l.. J. CZAPEATs M, D.
 Ills Iaet.oI of cur.1g Els-a-e ls peellary his ova ,tlauOWu to others and .ses lna greA; suecess. It tones up and Iu,lTlrze tIl tl.-re ste-, cls{eis @ gloom and tssp1ul=ucg, 14r.lfs gld enriches the blood, iuIELr- strtI .tI etors the draiu rc5 c5lycIaes and Iuslsgr-te. tle t-.e jtl-g b0th n ul.It and body. Eii. oi.s. c-1 i- aaiar- cs-lstiii I.t4gu- eIff--, Hi .. -l.4 Lt neg -, .lssr com t-, -rs.. -1e--- treated. IAss who rIlrrIu .raul .- -r# a.i-cr--ras gf y5a... se1n-Ial vells-s -;c,4 -1s assured Of per- ulanClt cure
 'I-. CZAFEAT. one c- -ae most ,u.es--la. medical practitioners oE lle Tc.l.- Cua=- .r-a-lel san Francesca s-uCe ls5i rLa q. c1usUaf hreI.J.sy iu reference the above ana lu other c0I .zuts the Institute.
 No. I27 Mont ntsomery street .f- All you who have suffered tor ytars or lifetime, aud whose have resstnd baiiie the ordinary modes Of treatment, ilyte1 10 cal a free sultatiOn.
 Hours from a. n. 10 $ P. ID. Charges moderate. Communications strictly confidential. Medicines sent by Express.
 Address L. J. CzAPKAY, II. D. San Francisco.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-12
CHARLES FOR ASSAYING:

GOLD AND SILVER ORE, 500. BLowPIPE TESTS, (qualiiativer T5. Charges for all other work low Is consistent ~t care and correctness. All work guaranteed.
 t. STALL May 9nd iST9
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IMPORTANT. TIE MODERN SCIENTIFIC METHOD OF CURE
DIR. L. J CZAPKAY

-As PEACTTczD BT--
 DIR L. J CZAPKAY. l27 Montgomery St. between Bush lS Suctor, Has proved almost universally successful ill the most difficult and obstinate c.r0u- diseases, after they have re5Isted the Ordi ary routine Of practice
 DIR. CIAPkAY
 Is Ire-e1nineu:ly fortunate in the treatment of all ob -tin4ts chronic dsse, and his g~eai medical ability has been successfully tee;-i t. city twen years and % his wonderful -k tl-rc many living witnesses aruJug vJ testify titt they the pro louEat-0n Cf their Lives to him, while hundreds ci oh who lingering from chg o-ic diseases of ihs heart, lungs. iya-, stomach ad k.3-e!s have bso f- r restored tO health. uyv-lgl
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Convincing Testimony.

IN PROOF OF D8. CZAPKAY'S Great success in his line of practice, conyluc ing evidence can be wanted ;aan the fouoRing:
 SWORN AFFIDAVIT;
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MISCELLANEOUS
pr. L. j. CZAPKAY,
THE EMINENTLY SUCCESSFUL
 PHTSTCT

TREATS ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL DIS eases, psrtcal1ry tsCss Hrz.e co-uuilczted CT obstinate charscter SefT0ss and pays.c-zl Deebirr and Female Complaints speciality. Cons d.tAtioEs free Hours from a El, te 6 p. -n.
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Offices, No. I27 Montgomery St.

Opp. Oeridegtgl HDtel, Sta FfdHcisco.
 NoTE-Dr. Czapksy .s ga Honorary Member of ser- erLl Scientihc and Medical Societies tu the Austra- HEnEara. Empire and he has been ataly Diplomatic Agent and sul of the United States for Kourani.
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4 Ji.8t WondeIfuE S.ateD.eat ef c Cure Per
 Jyrm.i.
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MEDICAL SCIENCE
4 Grsai Roaera Sys,em ef Ca,
BROKEN DOWN CONSTITUTIONS.

Reform in the treatment Of all Chronic rvoas ar
 Special Disease and
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May 2,nd iT9
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-07-17
FOR the Democratic Adroeate.
MONT ALTO PARK.

The beautiful scenery lying along and acces
sible from Western Maryland railroad has
received many tribute from enraptured
tourists. Every addition to our knowledge
ot 1t increases our admiration and we are
never tired OF seeing new features. We hail
therefore, with something Of a schoolboy's
enthusiasm the announcement OF the Mechan.
lcs excursion TO Mont Alto Park on the oath
Instant which will enable our citizens to see
TINS lovely resort and mark 1t down among
their iayorite places. Nature seems to have
smiled upon 1t with peculiar tenderness and
to have given it layisbly of her choice adorn.
ments, round which the mountains stand like
sentlnels TO guard from the vulgar hand Of
material utility, for this is the mind home,
a place OF utter rest. Through beautiful
y'sias here aud there are glimpses Of the world
beyond ana from the mountain tops the eye
roams over landscapes Of surprising lowell.
ness. Within the park proper thirty-sev
natural springs and fountains flow. There
are grottoes and rayines, and all variety Of
pleasing things. These beauties Of nature
have been made meet for mans fullest enjoy.
n,ent by the touch Of art. There are commo-
dious payilions, rustic seats aud arbors, swings,
croquet grounds, etc. Nor has the inner man
been unremembered. Ample preparations to
feed the hungry are made and refreshments in
abundance, both light and more substantial,
are at hand. We are told moreover that the
arrangements for conveying the excursion
thither are Of the best Trains will PASS over
Western Maryland railroad as far as Edge.
mont beyond Pen. Mar, thence over Baltimore
and Cumberland Valley railroad to Waynes
boro, and from that point over Mont Alto
road 10 the Park. ID.
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STATIONS
STATIONS

rAssEsoEn rnAlss nuEsisa -.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-07-17

Monday July -. Jacob II. Masemore.
administrator Of john 5. Masemorc, deceas.
ed, settled ID and final account
The last will and testament Of George
Narchitne, deceased, was admitted to pro.
bate aud letters tcslAmentaFy were granted to
Samuel Warchime.
The last will and testament Of Anna HAYS.
deceased, was admitted to probate and letters
tesiameuIary granted to Joseph II. Hibberd
Tuesday, July l8.-Caroliuc V. Billmyer
and Jesse +, Billmyer, executors Of Jacob
Blilmyer deceased, returned inventory of
goods and chnltels aud received order to no
uly creditors
Sarnnci Warchimc. executor Of George
Warehine, deceased, returned inventory of
goods aud chaiiels aud inventory OF money
and received order TO sell goods and chaltels
and order TO notify creditors
Letters Of administration on the estate Of
Mary q. Piummer, deceased, we're granted to
Thomas Jones, GARNER Of Union Bridge,
and received order 10 notify creditors.
The last will and Testament Of George W.
MuC0nky, deceased, was admitted TO probate,
and letters Of administration w. 4. we're
granted to Charles b. Roberts, who received
order 10 sell real estate.
The last will and testament Of Stephen Cor
such, deceased was admitted 10 probate.