Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-09-09

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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTIONAL the
Democratic County Convention held
in Cumberland Wednesday to elect
five delegates and five alternates to
attend the State Convention in Balti-
more on the 18th inst, the following
named gentlemen were chosen:
DelegateS-W. A. Withers, F. M.
Gramlich, Jr., G. V. Hammond, J. D.
Barnard and A. Spates.
The following named gentlemen
were declared the alternates
A. B. McKaig, Peter Kelly, Nelson
Beall, J. B. Fay and G. M. Rawlings.
Ten delegates were also elected
to attend the Congressional Conven-
ton to be held in Hagerstown on the
Goth. as follows:
Roderic Clary, R. H. Gordon, J. 7.
Brady, Peter Kelly, W. M. McKai 6,
J. B. Humbird, T. F. McCardell, John
Ryan, ]. H. Ways and Edward Null
vaney.
THE JURIEs FOR THE OCTOBER
CoURT.-The following is the list of
jurors drawn some days since for
service at the October term Of the cir
cult court for Allegany county:
Grand Jalry-James T. Hartley,
John Pelton, John G Kuhnle, Thomas
Young, John Woke, George W. Claw
son, Henry Creutzberg, John S. Combs,
John A. Cowden, w. H. H. Beall,
Nimrod Little, John Cluserman, Hen
ry Gerdeman, John B. Pitzer, Henry
Clay Shaw, Samuel Nicholson, Jabez
Jefreys, John Meeks, George W. Dad
dysman, Aaron Athey, George B. Nc
Culloh, Jacob Humbird, Benjamin T.
Myers.
Petit Ja1ay.-Daniel Frazee, Fred
eriek johnson, Lewis Smith, Leonard
CLANCY, Upton McElfsh, L. 7. De-
Witt, G. c. Shockey, John McElfsh,
George E. w. Robnette, William Bray,
John T. Dawson, Henry Henry, John
Ryan, Robert V. Laney, John G. Cook
erly, Luke V. Alderton, William L.
Dick, Meshack A. Frost, Joseph An
drews, Edward O'Neill, John Level
Ign, Michael Kalbaugh, Jr., H. B.
Buck, Patrick M. Dayton, J. A. B.
Bowden.
A Big WEDDING marriage of
Mr.. Benjamin Colburn and Miss Anna
Broderick of Homecoming is matri-
monial event of more than usual in
terest, owing to the number and ex-
tent of the demonstrations attending
it. The happy event occurred at the
residence of the brides father in
Homecoming Tuesday evening last,
Rev. ]. M. O'Brien, pastor of St.
Mary's Church, officiating. Several
hundred guests were present, includ-
ing persons from Mt. Savage, Frost
burg Eckhart Mines and Barton and
Piedmont and Newburg, West Virgin
ia. To the wedding supper, boun
tiful repast, three hundred and five
guests sat down. After supper dane
ing was begun, but new arrivals soon
crowded the house and the one adjoin-
ing and the assembly adjourned to
Rechabite hall. Here the dancing
was commenced by the newly married
pair and their attendants, Mr.. James
Douglas and Miss Maggie Colburn,
Mr.. John Colburn and Miss Bridget
Broderick, Mr.. James Broderick and
Miss Mary Broderick, and Mr.. VIM.
Colburn and Miss Bridget Bannon.
At about twelve o'clock a regular old
Irish Jig was danced by the old gen.
tlemen and old ladies, St. Mary's cor
net band providing the music. Dan
cling was continued nearly all night,
Mr.. Patrick LIQUIDS orchestra, of Bar
ton, and the above named band fur
nishing the music.
On Wednesday the festivities were
suspended but were resumed again
Thursday night at the residence of
Mr.. Broderick. st. Mary's band was
again in attendance, though the music
for the dance was given by Messrs.
Jack Simpson and Daniel 0'Hanley.
The good time continued until two
aclock yesterday morning. The in
tervals between cotillons were enliv-
ened with songs by Messrs John
Barry, William Malloy and Mr.. Col
burn, the groom. Refreshments in
abundance were provided by Mr..
Broderick and his hospitable family.