The Democratic advocate., 1869-10-14

ulspmy OF OIL paintings, ulplomai MRS Lew
Manahan, oriental painting, diploma; Willie,
Eliza and Nettie Armstrong, Grecian and an
tique paintings, each u diploma Mrs a W
Dorsey, Grecian and decalcomania paintings,
diploma; Miss Fannie Birnie, first premium for
water<color paintings, 50; II l. Shrivcr, decal-
eomania painting, diploma.
sSsniag Naehtass, fc.--N Gorsueh, Sing
er sewing machine, diploma and S5; j |. Reif-
snidcr, best display Of cutlery, diploma aud s..
The committee have been unable tn distinguish
a difference In merit between the Empire, Will
cox 4 Gibbs, Wheeler 4 Wilson, and the Howe
machines, and have therefore awarded simply
a second class premium TO each of diploma.
DoNss,ie MaHsJacfares.-John l. Reifsnider,
best wool carpet, 81 do, second best do, Slj
Mrs A I Mering, best rag carpet, 81 John u
Reifsnider, second best do, 81; do, best rug,
81; Mrs. Henry 4. Morelock, second best do,
SI Yingling & Sons, best eoverlet, 81.
Sookiag,. Dc. Mrs DIR Jacob Rinchart, hest
wooden gloves, 81; Miss Fannie Dirnic, best silk
stocking, 81; Mrs N kngleman, best pair linen
stockings, sl Miss Bell Matthews, best fancy
cotton stockings, 81; Millie Birnic, small wor-
sted socks, 81; Miss Ellen Myerly, best patched
quilt, S2i Miss Laura Mitten, second best do,
sl Miss Mary Moreloek, cradle quilt, Sli Miss
pcttie Reese, silk quilt, Slj States n Dell, best
worsted quilt, 81; Mrs Louis Dielman, best
couuterpane, 81; Miss Clara Morritr, second
best do, 81; Miss Clara Morritz, best braided
flannel, 81; Mrs Joseph N Mokinstry, best
pair Of linen sheets, 81; Miss Mollie Bueking
ham, best bolster eases, 81; Mary Moreloek,
linen towel, s.; Mrs George W Matthews, linen
sewing thread, Sli Mrs Dr Mills, small stock
ings, one dollar.
Wor.tsd Word, dc.-Mageio Nelson, canvas
slippers, one dollar; Ella Beaver, cloth slippers,
one dollar; Fannie Birnie, sofa cushion, two
dollars; Lucy BliIEard, second best, do, 81 I;
Mariana Shriver, best bead work, two dol
lars; Mrs Dr. Jacob Rinehart, crochet tidy, one
dollar Mrs Wm RtneharL worstcd shawl,
two dollars; Maggie Shriver, chair seat and
back, two dollars; Laura Crumrine, best Yarie-
ty Of work, two dollars; Laura Mitten, second
best chair seat and back, one dollar; Mrs A
klea, best carriage afghan, FIVE dollars; do,
small do, two dollars; Mrs Emily J Rinchart,
second best carriage, do, three dollars; Lizzie
Gehr, second best small do, one dollar; Fannie
Birnie, knitted tidy, two dollars; Molly Sbri-
yer, cotton embroidery, two dollars; Rcbeeca
unger, best yoke for night dress, two dollars;
Maggie Stone-, second best do, one dollar;
Mrs DR. Rinehart, second best band aud sleeve,
one dollar; Mrs james W Reese, best tatted
ba nd sleeve, one dollar; do, tatting, -; Laura
Mittsn, best sewing machine work, two dollars;
Mrs David Fowble, best child's dress, two dol
lars; Mrs pr J Rinehart, best band and sleeve,
two dollars; Mrs Geo W 0'Donnell, toilet
cushion, two doiiars; Miss Laura MitteD, best
knit afghan, two do, lars
Frpits, Winss, de.--Jobn II Chew, for the
largest and best exhibition Of apples, Thirty
two varieties four dollars DIR J Rinehart,
second best do, two dollars; Josephus Hop
pee, best ten varieties of apples, three dollars;
i L Shriyer, second best do, two dollars Jo-
seph Stout, best pears, three dollars
Shriver, second best pears, two dollars; Mrs
Dr Rinehart, best basket Of pears, one dollar
Joseph Stout, quinces, two dollars; Michael
baughhman, best collection OF grapes, two dol
lars; Joseph Stout, second best do, one dollar;
Mrs q iiaines, best assorted basket of apples,
one dollar; Simon Weaver, second best do, SO
cents; Joseph Stout, best peaches, three dollars;
Mrs Mary A Webster and Mrs Edward Lynch,
e9rrant wines, (equal merit, two dollars each;
Mrs nenton Gehr, blackberry wine, one dol.
lari Mrs Thomas u Goodwin, wine plant wine,
one dollar; Mrs Nary A Webster, grape wine,
one dollar u u Byers, olderberry wine, one
dollar; Mrs John Rurnstein, strawberry wine,
one dollar Mrs Edward Lynch, dewberry wine,
one dollar Mrs Edward Lynch and Ms John
= smith, blackberry cordial, (cqual mcrit,)
two dollars each.
Niaerais.--Thomas Fortune, variegated mar
BILE, diploma and Eve dollars Edwin Weaver,
hes. specimen af white marble, diploua and
Eve dollars.
liisceiisseans. Mrs Granville S uaines. best
can Of peaches, one dollar; Mrs Henry L Hore.
lack, second best, 80 cents Lizzie Gehr, best
hard soap, one dollar Hrs DR. Rinehart, seo-
ond best, 80 cents; Lou beaver, best canned
cherries, one dollar Mrs G : Haines, best
canned pears, ono dollar; II Frank Shriver,
second best, so cents; A IL Huber, blackberry
syrup, diplomat Aarianna Sbriycr, caramel,
one dallar; Emanuel Stoner, stump puiler, di.
plomal Martin l. Afalouey, carpet streteher,
diploma; Francis keefcr, window curtains, 81;
Weaver APPler, patent rock drill, diploma;
Charles 5 Devilbiss, ehurn, diploma; WIN 1
orumn, emery grinder, do; Peter 4 Boose,
water wheel, dol Edmund Wolf, agricultural
steamer, dol Jeremiah 1 Shueey, Hungarian
Ezra Creamer, ladder, do; WIN II Hartman,
tire bender. do; Wagner 4 Matthews, tire
bender, one dollar; James Shaffcr, best colec-
ton Of shells, two dollars; George w Hush,
line cigars, one dollar; Mrs A l. Armstrong,
bonnets and hats, two dollars; John |, Reifsni-
der, lookng-g glass, one dollar; do, case OF IS
sorted goods, i've dollars; Yingling 4 Son, as.
sortment Of dry goods, four dollars; II / Shri.
yer, set Of chessmen, tpepknife work. one
dollar Andrew Woodyard, cane and hickory
fan, 50cents; Misses Donnelly d Harris. stamp,
ing pattern book, one dollar; Mrs George
O'Donneil, pocket work satchei, SO cents; j
Reifsnider Co., hardware, two dollars; G W
Niekerson, pictures, one dollarJ John Feeser,
raccoon robe, one dollar; do, muskrat robe,
so cents; II L Horelock. on. Newfoundland pup'
70 cents DIR Il Pawel, grease extract, dip,uy
Orphans Court Proceecliays.-Jacob
Powder, Esq, Chief Judge; Levi Buf
fugton and Hanson T. Webb, Esqrs.,
Associate Judges; Joseph NJ. Parke,
Esq, Register Of Wills.
Monday, October 1, 1S60.-David
Burdett. Administrator Of Wilton Bur
dett, deceased, returned inventory of
goods aud chattels, and obtained orders
70 sell same and notify creditors. Let.
ters Of administration we're granted to
Augustus D. Schaeffer, Esq, on the
estate Of Michael w. Sullivan, deceased.
Tuesday, October 4.-David Cassell,
executor Of Charles II. Haines, deceased,
returned report Of sale of real estate,
and procured order ratification of sale
nisi. Letters Of administration on the
estate Of Nancy Bail, deceased, were
granted to Peter Bail.
Money Wastei-A large amount is
owing to US from last year for adver-
tisiug real aud personal property, for
subscription and for job work, aud we
are anxious 10 close our books. Every
thing we use has to be paid for on de.
livery, and We cannot afford to work on
credit any more than a farmer can sell
his produce on the same terms Ne
cessity compels US to urge aspeedy . set
Element Of all CLAIMS, and no one can
complain Of unreasonableness on our
part after six months or years credit.
This thing Of dppuipg is very puplsas-
ant, but it is absolutely necessary.
Base BdU.-0n the 29,h pltimo, a
game OF base ball was played on the
Carroll County Agricultural grounds
hatvaen the Star and Keystone Climbs