The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-09-23
Local Intelligence.


short distance from this city, on the
Baltimore Pike. We have lately visit
ed the grounds aud find that the Su.
perintcudcnt, Mr. David Fowble, has
had everything properly constructed
An extensive frame building S5xi5 feet
has been erected for the purpose OF
exhibiting articles which would in any
way be effected by the weather, As
this building is to be permanent, great
care has been taken to have it convent
eutly arranged, aud we are confident that
no one will have occasion to complain
about their articles being injured by
exposure. The Accommodation for horses
aud cattlu will not be surpassed by any
similar Fair in the State; all the stalls
are well rooted, and the couveniences
for feeding and watering could not be
better; there are also pens for sheep
aud hogs, which are 20 situated as to
afford the exhibitors every possible ad.
yantange. Seats for about two thousand
persons have been erected near the
Judges stand, outside the circle formed
by the course. The track is in splendid
condition, and large number of men
have been employed in scraping aud
otherwise improving it. 1t is now for
the people Of Carroll to say whether or
not our Fair is to DO success. Al
ready very large number Of entries
have been made Of horses, cattle, &c.
aud We hope to be able to report in our
next that the accommodations were too
small. Let no one stand back because
they think their article will not take a
first-class premium. Make the effort at
least. II not successful on this ocea-
sion, you can learn something by exam.
lining the entries of those that dc, and
by the time for the next Fair you will
have your stock in better condition -
Eater any and everything, tho prizes
are worth contending for. All produce
raised on the farm or in the garden,
fruits Of all kinds, vegetables, minerals,
&C., bring them along and we guarantee
that provision will be made. Do not
fear that there will be- too much com.
petition; if you gain the prize or diplo-
ma greater will be the honor. Our
ladies must not remain idle, as particu.
lar attention will be given to all articles,
either fancy or for the household. 1t
is the intention of the Managers to have
largo place in til, building set aside
for the exhibition of paintings, and
drawings, something similar to the room
in the Maryland Institute. Bring
them with you, even if you did not ex-
ecute them, they will lend additional
interest to the exhibition. No effort
has been spared on the part of the Di.
rectors to make the visit Of exhibitors
aud visitors pleasing aud attractive, and
We earnestly hope that our business
men and farmers will take a proper In
terest in this exhibition. When we
consider the extent and wealth of Car
roll county in agriculture, manufactures
and all that goes to make up a commu.
nifty Of thrift and industry, we know
that we shall have grand representa-
ton of the prosperity OF her citizens
Below We publish list of the different
classes with the names Of the persons
who are to act as Judges:
Flooded Gaais.--Augustus shriyer, Noah
Shaiier, David Stoner.
Native. and Grades.--Samuel Cover, David
W. Houck, Lawrence Zepp.
Working Orea, Fat Cattle dHd Mlch Cotcs.
William Lawyer, WIN. l.. Tracy, Jas. Blizzard
HOrse.--H savy DraughL Shaelfer,
Charles McFadden, William j. Beggs.
Horse.-Qaiek Drau9hi aud Saddle.-Elias
Bixler, Louis P. Slingluff, Azariah Oursler.
Matched Horses, Gsldings aud Marss.-Geo.
W. Harris, DR.. 4. J. Crawford, Jno. G. Prixell,
Joshua Sellman, Jacob Powder.
Draaghf Horsss, Jocks aud AlIes. William
Morelock, John I. warehime, John H. Chew.
ShseP.-yaeob LePpo, Nicholas d. Norris,
disadvantages Durbin, Josephus H.
Hoppe, Elias Yingling.
Poaitry.-Benjamin W. Bennett, Samuel P.
Everhart, John T. Senseny.
Farm Implements. William Bachman, VIM.
G. Rinehart, Job Hibberd.
Farm Implements and Machinsry.-John Bah
ylon, Granville $. Haines, P. H. L. Myers.
Parm Lapiemsnts. Ii. Winemiller
George Shaeffer, John W. Murray.
Farm and Household IRplen,safs. William
II. Hartman, Elijah Wagner, Joseph Davis.
ussceliaHsous Implements, fc.-George A.
Krouse, Michael Byers, J. Henry Hoppe.
Flour, Neal, Graia aud Sesds.-John II.
Bowers, David Cassell, A. X. Durbin.
Pegetabies.-H. l.. Norris, John Lester,
William Yingling.
Frsits, VINES and Cider.-Dr. J. W. Herring,
David Byers, Manassa Warehime.
Butter, CSssse, Honey, Bacon, Hams, Dc
Emanuel Koonts, George N. Fringer, John B.
Boyle.
Carriages aad LsdiIer.-Dr. Chas. Billings
lea, b. ]. Crumrine, DE-. Jacob Kinehart
Sioses.--Jcshua Yinglipg, Chas. u. Roberts,
Jacob Reese,
Domestic Aannfachves. --Theo. L. Fritcbey.
Edwin y. Reese, n. X. Gernand.
Mrs. WIN. Yingling, Mrs. VIM. g. Rinehart.