The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1865-12-28

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81 dszel ltpn Of dBri; |sas he d list
has kof passed off 1ery easa1 in
Ibis S1hniunity. III wed Ter Cd Jun
Day Was Iuni GopritiIlis, SOW mo
fallen on Satdfda ana turned ii lain ain
aon.Gaudsyy ea4iusa.-nssslyss,,,ll.
day, consequently walking was almost
out of the question. In the churches
services appropriate to the Christian
holiday were held On Monday the
5Wf3hef Yds bfttef and everybody SEEM
ed to give themselves up to unalloyed
ehj6 ymentt,s from Juveniles 70 ve6s3s
dfs6 IaaargersgrowthsH erThs aiineles
|of the sleighbells, as parties of merry
max ers passed to and fro, made fitting,
music for the occasion, and although
hsleighihg vas hot of the Best many n E made
the most Of ibs Family reunions were
as happy las of yoret -ayye, more happs-=
for theI thought that the ,warIi is. over no.
doubt gave s g g grateful zest, to the fsstiyi-
ties. The Fair was over-crowded With
visitors, and no doubt the efforts Of tie
ladies were rdedwith arieh harvest,
Of Observation-Disclosures; the day ,wasI
passed in such a. manner as to; make the,
|srecollection of its pleasures a Green s mot
in the memory Of an, 1sGe Aoa ION INV
-GfIh n naogn- haa ,sfiI taeqs yfde1
The Far. -alWe haveIhefstoforeaspo.r
Ken of the Fair as prospectives; it sis,.no
longer SOS but il now among the -four
ilshang institutions ~ Of the present. AT
least, we would undoubtedly entertain
such ,s an opiaiqpp,, II. We might Judge from
the large crowd Of persons Who Assem- s e d
BLEED to witness The Z opening ing oih fhd uirs-
itday night The Fairz is Certainly Ho
ffaaiillureias nfarsasi the, display of every
|1 thing attractive to the eve and pallet,
and we hope the sales may be common
tsurate with the praiseworthy energy chat
has laccaRmdlated 50 many things So5a 4 Is
btuting SO realy grand "a display. tits
scarcely necessary to enumerate the
numerous articles presented ltofathe
tempting gaze@of the girls the, boys, and
their parents, for it is an absolute on,ni-
asna CATHERINE. You can here, find al
most any thing you may desire, from a
soup ladie or cake cuttereup toaset 81
Fsilverware ORA musical sm61keya. Toys
of al. descriptiQnsJand baby fxingsf in
i abundance, are sold at extremely mod
crate prices, atleast tie former e. W have
no occasion to price the latter. The
Grover & Baker Sewing ~ Machine il 81 4
beautiful piece Of Workmanship; and The
enc whoyis fortunate enough to possess
the lucky number will certainly obtain
q. valuable pHizzesYr The portraito the
Rev. Mr.. Gloyd is "a very Iife-liEe &. cop 81
of that gentleman's- features, ana Il
doubtless great prize among his hui
Imerous9 frlends.dT sale ybodg4.
! q The Monkey, who dispenses music in
the corner / to his many admirers, is a.
rare specimen Of his kind, and we cannot
pass him BY without p prppa tribute Of
respect He possesses aI11 The 9gracess'
and aiis5 eparticularlysiH, thenumberhe
CONSTANT yafddles away at, no more,s mo-
less, of the most polished Frenchmap,
and his smile is gorgeous. Finally, we
would say that il is q Fair Wen w oofftthhSy
a. visit from oil who can eonvehieatly
attend thexohjeetaisoindeedoinoble and
.praisew9Qrthy and the money thus OBJ,
tanned is expended in identifying and
'adornirnlg odff city, Which Should receive Il
the appreciation ofalRTq OIL iUosa sdis
| - L. i, -, . r o.o.,,, a. 4 -
SaleI9iJ aluzl,1l 4l5xeperty. --Onllast
Thursday thee, fine property belonging to
iPthe estate of Adam Gilbert. deceased
,advertfsed III the ADv 90 vas dis dis.
hposed of at public sale by Mr.. u Henry
Hoppe, auetioneer. THE home Farm, OF
| 81 acres, was sold TO Mr, David Geiman,
for $40 per acre, amounting to- the sum
of S11.280. Thirteen lots were sold too
difsfent PARTIES fofI'aao agg+egstes uof
Ii, 323s78.ioTen9 lotsIoa the Udiontown'
road iwereasold fertbe SUM of s3l17;el;
Fourteen ,ggF l9ts.on the h itttlestown Tturn-
pike and Sullivan county roads were ere
:tsold for Sc, 1925. Tie afhotint realized
upohthewhole rpropefty was $23;s538S.
4, 2niWo tsdi aHiaau
r Holiday Goods.-Among the MANY
who have d supply Of goods suitable for
fthesHolidays,a weswouid beall oatteutioh
4to the magnificent. display IofwjewelrN,
and beautiful fancy GOODS sp b bis line
which are now offered BY Mr.. WIN.
Moore, at his store, near the Depot.
I He has sererythins fro4nea fine watoheto