The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-09-09

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Umpire, J. b. Dehoff.
Scorers, u. Spangler, for Amateur; c. Price,
for Mohawk.
J,rors.-0n Friday last Judge Hay
den drew the following gentlemen as
Jurors to serve for the November
Term Of the Circuit Court:
GRAND JuRY.-William Yingling, William
II. Barnes, John II. Lamotte, Daniel Swope,
Adam Bloom, James Alrhart William Golden,
George W. Harris, William II. Gardner, Josh.
ia Baseman, Joshua +. Coltrider, John l..
Rcifsnidcr, Jacob W. Frock, Charles W. Hood,
Jacob Bankert, Hanson 7. Engel, Moses Haines,
George Everhart, benjamin Poole, Frederick
l. fingling, John Clingan, William Tensiield,
John Fultz.
PErr JuRr.-Joseph spurrier, Lewis A. J.
Lamotte, George W. Manro, Elias Houek, vii.
liam Lawyer, Elias NJ. Wheeler, Lewis Cash,
George A. Shower, Henry Taylor, Henry Dew
ries, Joshua Murray, Jacob Burlington, James
Adeisperger, Barnes Wright, Airhart Winters,
Augustus Arnold, David Shriver, Joseph Nc
kinstry, David Prugh, Thomas Gorsuch, Lewis
Green. William Kelly, Jacob Campbell, VIM.
- N--as A-eNA ave btNAiAkudiu.
Celebra.ion-wyoming No. 81, l.
0. X. NJ, celebrated their 1lth Ami
versary at Union Town on Saturday, the
4th instant. Several Tribes from differ.
ent parts Of the State were present, as
well as the entire pale face community.
1t is estimated that at least 1900 persons
were on the ground, Drs. D, Wilson,
+. L. Shaw and j. j. Weaver, Jr.,
delivered able addresses fully showing
up the characteristic notices of the
order, viz: Freedom, Friendship and
Charity, to the general satisfaction of
all present. Good order was observed
aud the occasion reflects great credit
upon Old Wyoming. Long may she
live to dispense her benefcient charities.
Repatriation Of Foters.-The several
Registers give notice this week that
they will open their Offices on Monday.
tho 10th Instant, and close at 6 o'clock,
T. NJ, on Wednesday, the 22d instant.
All who have arrived at the proper age
since the last registration, and all who
have moved into the District from any
other, must have themselves registered
within the said three days, or they will |
be deprived Of their votes at the next |
election. Let all who are entitled, see |
that they are registered in time.
Leg Broken William Brown, son
Of the late Judge Brown, of Finksbure
District, met with serious accident on
Saturday last whilst going from Refs
terstown to Glen Morris. Mr.. Brown
was driving aspirited horse aud on
passing house dog ran out which
frightened 1t, causing him to run off
The buggy was upset and Mr.. u. thrown
ont, breaking one Of his legs in two
places.
The Grops.-Complaints reach us
from nearly every district in the county
Of the drought. Not more than half a
,rop Of corn will be realized, though in
ibis immediate vicinity it is look
Tery fine. Those farmers who have
'hreshed their wheat and oats say that
he yield is very good. Potatoes will
'e almost failure, aud the price win
'ule high this winter, it is said
iSchooi Commissioners. AT the Pri.
nary Meetings held on Saturday last,
ono Of the Districts nominated candi.
lates for School Commissioners. We
rave only received the following; Dis
riot No. 3, Jacob Crawmer; No. A, w.
y Mathews; No. 5, DIR. j. W. Steele
70. 8, VIM, p. Anderson; No. IL, Pc
or Il. Simmer.
Mange Of Voting Flaee,---The fol-
owing order was passed by tho County
commissioners, on the I'd instant, by
uihority of Chapter So, Acts of 1865:
0rd~ysd, That the place Of holding Elections
> the lth Election District, Finksbarg, BE-, ard
he same is hereby changed from the residence
Jeremiah Babylon 70 that OF Peter Lirgsa-
sitsr, at Sandy Mount
We understand that the work along
he route Of the Frederick aud Penn
ylvania Line Railroad is being prose-
uted with the utmost vignr. and Il will |
e gratifying to the friends Of this en-
erpfisc 70 know that the most confident
Iopes are entertained that il win be
ompleted BY the LIST Of July next.