The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-09-22
Local Intelligence,

Teachers in this county, to whom Ger.
tiieales Of the first aud second grade
were issued during the August exami.
nations. There are few more appli.
cants, who, after passing an examina.
ton in the presence Of committee Of
School Commissioners, will have certi.
ficates given to them:
FiRsr GRAps.-Albert =. Gait, Charles =.
Reindollar, Henry c. Wilt, Adam II. Diffen-
baugh, Noah II. fleagle, George W. sullivan,
John BurgOon, NJ. q. Webster, ID. b. Fleagel,
George Fleagel, Isaac Wright, JabeI A. Bush,
David A. Ebaugh, Charles A. Read, John @.
Nuning, Daniel Greenwood, WIN. II. Ogg,
Charles 5. Knock, Joseph D. Dehoii, A. d.
Warfeld, John W. Dehoff, Mics Irene Pen,
ningtop, Mettie Miller, Miss l4ilah Miller, Miss
Saliie n. Waters, aud Mrs. Frances L. Moores,
(28.)
SscoxD GRAps.-John T. Reck, John E. Gar.
ner, John NJ. Mark, John I. kuhns, Charles A
Waesehe, Simon y. Weaver, Alfred 7. Sluss
/ W. 7. Browning, William L. Fleagle, Geo W.
| Gilbert, Peter Duoe, John E. Davidson, VIM
l.. Corbin, Levi Pool, Jeremiah Ebaugh, james
g. Poague, Aquilla MeGee, Daniel Ebaugh,
| Frederick W. Biggs, George Place, Samuel s.
| Spalding, Surratt ID. Warbeld, Francis War
ner, +. ID. Ditfenbaugh, Charles Brilhard,
Baltozer, Isaac W. Buckinsham 4. T. Greene,
John J. Wilhelm, DR.. J. 5. Marshall, Milton
y. Settle, A. W. buckingham, L. A. Koonts,
Anon 9. Price. John Z. La Motto, Frank 7.
NeWbell, Lewis W. Keller, jacob. N. Dehoif,
| George @. Richards Eli 5. Martin, John II.
Seabrook, John I. Young, WIN. J. Crabbs,
| Jesse +. Billmyer, Theo. II. Adams. John T.
Lantz, Ellsworth Lowell, Miss Mary Is. Clingan,
Miss Susie L. Fleagle, Miss Addie Gardner,
Miss Susan L. Bare, Miss Lizzie Wright, Miss
Laura D. Shaw, Miss Anna L. Shaw, Miss
/ Lucretia NJ. Tagg, Mrs. Amanda NJ. Nutting,
Miss Martha 0gg, Miss Mary J. Kinzer, Mrs.
Anna L. Iingling, Miss Anna E. Kinzer, Miss
| Maggie A. Fowler, Miss Emma V. Showers,
Miss Jenette X. Frsnkforter, Miss Laura +.
Gettier, Mrs. Julia Lochead, Miss Bette Barnes,
Mrs. Emma S. Albert, Miss Lizzie ]. Matthews,
| Miss Georgia d. England, Miss Anna r. Wing,
ling, Miss Eleanor Q. La Motto, Miss HELEN
G. La Note, and Mrs. Sarah Norris, (T5.)
Lighting the Streets Nth Gds.--A
large number of wealthy and influential
citizens have waited upon the Mayor
and Common Council and requested
them to adopt some measures by which
the city can be lighted with gas, aud at
the same time offered to furnish the
necessary means, until law can be
passed by the Legislature authorizing
them to increase the rate Of taxation to
indemnify them, aud give the city au.
thorities mower to make an .n,nai L.
for that purpose. For the purpose Of
taking the sense of the citizens on the
subject, an election will he held nt tbo
hotel of Mr.. Edward Cootes on Tnes
day next. the 9th instan, batwsen ,ho
hours of IL and 3 o'clock n m a.
meeting of the Mavor AID Comm"
Council on Saturday evenin, Iost tbo
following resolutions were messed Wv
= heso e, 81 cy the Mayor and Common
~ V ;@S, tba 49,. o oe aI - Hereby determined
provided the majority of the LEGAL yoter sI Of
the said city will endorse the same, which
shall be determined by an election for or
against; r,..
70 ne Ia.aI nam no. IA supn'''ing tne question
lighting he streets of the city Of 'ST es,99O
ster with gas, it is expressly understood that
the next Legislature Of Maryland will be ap.
paed to ior the privilege to increase the tax
Incurred f"T SAID nu rre e'0' 'na' may DC
fHe.-Elias Marker, residing 90 the
farm OF Hon. John Z. Smith, about
half mile south cast of this city, had
his smoke house aud contents destroyed
by hire on Wednesday night OF last week.
bis VILE had been boiling apple butter
IN the smoke house, aud had finished
about o'clock on Wednesday afternoon
Mr. Marker and his wife went out about
clock IN the evening to examine the
Goals, ana nnding, as they supposed,
the hre entirely extinguished, retired to
bed. About = O'Clock at night Mr..
Marker awoke, and on looking out,
discovered the smoke house in blaze
Inc neighbors and number of our
citizens fastened to the place but the
to be checked. The FIRE was close to
the dwelling, which had to be repeatedly
drenched to keep it from igniting. The
smoke house was entirely destroyed, to.
gether with all his apple butter, meat,
lot OF tubs, copper kettle, stove, &c.
Maroon Escape-O, Thursday last
a son of Mr. Jesse Boos rss;d;ng noa,
Deep Run. made narrow escane from
sudden de,,b NJ Em,nnoI YIN
~ aau ', A. epsse1 ~ 'hrcsu'eg Inc
.Lo a. =, ~" i, n.' anu ai'ef sweeping up
~. .'e nvOai Tue ,naGnine was started Tor
o~e pa'P TS u IL o,cauins tne scattered
- t"' IVY was s,auu'ns Win MS
s us.S ~ soI h s"e Iou 'he' CONNECTS
WI 'a " noIae power 'ae hrst JOINT oil
"hion 0duBht IN the ouckie OF MS vest,