The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-09-10
Local Intelligence.

DeHtOcrQftc -ddOOcdte, no matter now
important the information they contain,
unless youched for by respectable
name, not necessarily for publication,
but as an evidence Of good faith
The Young Mems Christian Associ-
alton of Baltimore extend cordial in-
vitation 10 the young men Of Carroll
county, who come to the city, to visit
their Library and Reading Rooms, No.
l60 North Baltimore street, which are
kept open daily aud free TO visitors
from 8 A. NJ. 10 10 Z. NJ. The Asso-
citation seeks to promote the Social, In
tclIcctual and Moral welfare Of young
men by aiding them TO secure employ
mcnt, good boarding houses, introdu.
cling them to good associates. providing
means for intellectual improvement and
wholesome aud delightful entertain.
ments. Here the stranger will always
fnd Welcome, and large hearted
christian sympathy that viii prove a
safeguard from tho thousand tempta-
tions to which they are constantly ex-
posed 10 large city; find friends who
will care for their spiritual as well as
temporal good aud in whom they can
confide. The attention Of parents is
earnestly directed to tic importance Of
advising their sous to visit aud become
members Of the Association.
Young men wishing information 10
regard 10 situations will address their
communications to james Crawford,
Secretary Of tho Association, who will
Immediately confer with the Commit
tee on Employment" aud respond 20
their inquiries Ministers Of the Cos.
pei are requested to read this invitation
from their palpits aud thus cooperate
with US 10 promoting the highest 10.
tcrests Of the young men Of our State
Look oUr, BOYS AND GiRIs Pa.
rents should give an eye 70 the where.
abouis Of their boys aud girls after night
aud especially on Sabbath evenings
Some Of the youth Of our city have n
very bad habit Of congsegatiDg in front
of The churches, especially on Sabbath
night, and indalging 10 very noisy aud
/ bJisterous demonstrations, very dtsercd.
/ table 70 themselves, aud anuoyiug to
the worshippers. This was particularly
tho case at an up town church lac. Sab.
bath evening II these manly young
stcrs do not amend their ways, or their
| parents do not check them, they will
be surprised some Sunday evening. 10
iind themselves IN the hands Of 80 oh
Ger. We therefore repeat the caution.
Look out buys aud riris. for ycar
manly Conduct must cease The follow.
Ing l. an extract from Ordinance IL,
section A:
That every person who willully dis
tarbs public worship, or shall within At
or near any place OF worship within the
limits Of the Corporation b. guilty Of
conduct IN any way tending 10 modest,
annoy, dnturb or insult, during the con
tinuaneo Of divine service or at the
breaking up thereof, any minister or
other person Or persons who may have
assembled for the purpose OF disiuo
worship, shall be- fued sam not ca.
ceeding ten dollars nor less thao three
dollars.
Jurors oF ELgcrloS The County
Commissioners hate made the following
/ appointments
Taneytoxn District, Na Aaeaftss AZ.
/ nola. Wiliiam Grouse and David II. kiansoiiAt.
tatontawn District, No. a jacob Efb.
I Augustus Kpsaf and John fieaRic.
MyeFs District, No. a.-w .iiiam ". Halt,
/ Absalpm Ysisrr and AhsAlon ksoats
Wooisfy's DislFisL No. A. Hanson 7. bar.
| tholow. Aapa Aligire aad jobs Armagasl
frtcdDm District, No. h.-Ssmas ". ifar.
/ dru, John Pgic. and Winchester Picket
Manchester District, No. G.--iieery Faiknn.
I stine, Ufish u, Sullivan and Miohssf urtiirr.
/ Westminster District, No. T.--itobert 4.
/ shipIey, David A. 0Nings aad DAHiel J, Gel.
man.
Hampstead District, IA. s--sAmagi Day.
hon, John shasaer u hoEes and Soah A.
/ Brown.
frankiis District, No, Q coraeliss BRA.
shears, Hanson 7. khgies sad willla1 u.
/ Hooper.
| Midaeburg District, 40, I0.--Jaenb flalling,
| bon, George W. MetIonkey and Isaiah Ham.
New Wiadsar District, No ii.--pbiiie L.
siinglaa, David W. saadef sud joshua saith.
IMPORTANT DEcIsIoS IN lIAsg.
GUrToY - udgc Gilcs. or the United
States District Court, for the District
Of Maryland, has decided that the cs.
tate Of the Bankrupt Ia bound to pay
the fees, costs and expenses Of The pro.
ceedinss IN bankruptcy, IL the estate
amounts to said expenses tr more, aud
II they have been previously paid by
any one they viii be paid TO the party
who has advanced the necessary sum %
meet them. This decision is very i'm
portant TO Attorneys, Creditors aud
Bankrupts.
SALES OF Town Properly. I'D. II.
Reiman, Ex'r. Of Serphipe Yingling,
deed, sold at public sale on Saturday
last, house aud lot to l. u. Pearson,
Sr. Esq, for s2,225.
Jesse l.. Derbin sold at private sale
on the same day house and LOT ia the
West End, lot 40 feet front, h John
Wenlz for SO 700.
Mr.. Zebrey sold on Saturday last his
dwelling house on Green st. to Dir.
Bucl, for 81 200
The Sixth Annual Exhibition Of the
Adams county, Pa, Agricultural Soci-
ETY. will take place at Gettysburg, on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,