The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-09-30


Gus kinds W. IL Hartman & Co., fire
tender; Jas. w. IIopwood, stoves.
HOUSEKEEPING ARTIoIEs.--John
l.. Reifsnidcr, carpets, rags, oil cloths,
silver plated ware, hardware, &c.
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES, FANCY
Work, WoRsTEDs, &o.--Mary H. En-.
glcuan, flax, raised broken, spun and
knit into linen stockings Miss Mollie
II. Reese, silk quilt Bette H. Reese,
do; FANNIE Bernie, silk stockings,
made from domestic silk Ellen Myerly
patch quilt, 16, 1897 squares Ida Moore,
do; Mrs. l.. p, Slinsluf, do; Mrs. DR.,
]. Rinehart, wooden gloves; Mrs. Il.
Mills, stocIings, Ella Beaver, silk
patch quilt, worked on sewing machine
Mrs John Lynch, silk patch quilt
Laura Mittcn, do; States n. Dell, quilt;
Mrs Louis Dielmau, counterpauo Mrs.
Joseph MeKiustry, home.spun linen
sheets; Mollie Buckingham, linen pill.
low and bolster case aud towels, home
made; Miss IL. Birnie, baby skirt
Mile Birnic, socks tidy made by a
lady 80 years of age; Fanny Brine,
sofa cushion; Mrs, W. l.. Seabrook
sofa pillow Lucy Blizzard, chair cush.
ion; Mary A, Shower, pin cushion
Mrs. l.. Z. Slipgluif, infants crochet al.
CHAN Mrs. A. Kleif, two carriage af
ghaas; Ella Beaver, slippers; Jane
Pearson, chair cushion; LAURA Mitteu
chair seat and back; Maggie Nelson
worked slippers; Mrs. W. e. Rinehart
shawl; Maggie Stouer, night-gowu
yoke; Mrs W. L. Seabrook, embroi
dered night dress yoke, do. handkcr,
chief and tatting; Mrs. DR.. j. Rinc
hart, embroidered yoke for night dress
Laura Mitten, night wrapper and
stitched do; Molie shriyor, cotton en-
broidery; Lou Sanford, embroidered
yoke for night dress Mollie j. Stoncr
pincushion; Mrs. W. l.. Seabrook
bracket, worsted, beads and seed flow.
ers; Mrs. Emily Rinchart, framed
wreath of hair flowers, frame of worsted
flowers and afghan; john $. Mills
shell and crayon work !; DR.. j. w. Her.
ing, leather picture frame Fannie G.
Shellman, wax frames; Maggie New.
son, boquet Of wax flowers; Mrs. i. T.
Reed, burr frame Mrs. Wm. A. Gun.
bingham, dover cake; Matte Stoner,
preserved peaches Mrs. DR.. j. Rine.
hart, do. ounces aud canned peaches
Mrs. A. j. kleff, do pears; Mary Shell,
man, do water melons Mrs. VIM.
Yinghng do ounces Mrs. P. b. NV.
ers, do and cherries Mrs. L. Arm.
strong, do peaches Mrs. Titus Eckert
brandy peaches Mollic j. Stoner an.
pie jelly; Mrs. VIM. A. Cunningham
crab apple do aud preserves Mrs. DR..
J. Rinehart, do; Mrs. Il. NJ. Bish. do;
Mrs. A. kletf, do currant aud ounce
seed do; Mrs. A. T. Mering, apple do;
Laura Mitten, ounce, grape aud apple
DO Mrs. A. II. Huber, ounce and
gauge do; Mrs. P B. Myerly, grape and
ounce do; Mrs. G. S. Haines. apple
10; Mrs. l.. p. Slingluff, apple butter |;
Henry Bale, do; b. II. Byers, picked
cherries ; Mrs. VIM. Yinsling. peach
'auce; A. IL. Huber, peach lnamalade /;
Laura Mittcn, cold tomato catsup ; Sam.
iel j. Myers, dahlias, verbehas and
iand boquet; Thomas B. Malopey
OUNCE; 5. W. Schenthal L. Bro, pants:
iingling aud Zahn, shoes.
PAINTINGS, DRAWINGS, &c.--Fan.
,ie Birnie, flowers from nature; do
drawings; Mrs. a. Klof, paintings Of
.hc seasons; John Beaver, holy family;
sallie c. Turness, oil paintings Misses
Maggie and Clara Newson, landscane
Mrs. A. w. Dorsey. oil
srcclan aud doclacamania painting /;
Frederick Dielman, india ink drawing,
md crayon head j. w. Perkins, pho.
ographs; Willie, Eliza and Nettie
Armstrong, grecian and antique paint.
ngs; Mrs. Ada Il. Armstrong, grscian
10.
.Se'0iag Machines.-This department
$ largely represented by 4. A. Wage.
Ter, N. |. Gorsuoh, j. H. Halter and
Edwin Koontz.
MINERALS, &c.-Thomas Fortune
and white marble.
In the Miscellaneous Department
arly everything known is represented
uch as canned fruit, soap, cigars and
obacco, grease for wheels, stump pull.
RS, robes, window curtains, bonnets and
'ats, phosphates, guanos, &C., and owing
o the lateness of the hour we are re.
uctantly compelled to close our report
Without being able to specify all the ex.
libitors, and hope they will not feel
themselves sighted.
We are requested To state that Miss
lewsou's collection of wax flowers will
'e rsffied of, on Friday
Money Ranted.-A large amount is
wing to us from last year for adyer-
ising real aad personal property, for
Inscription and Tor job work, aud we
re anxious TO close our books. Every.
hing we use has to be paid for on de.
VERY, and we cannot afford to work on
redit any more than a farmer can sell
lis produce on the same terms. Ne.
essity compels us to urge speedy set
lement Of all claims, aud no one can
omplain Of unreasonableness on our
art after six months or years credit.
his thing Of dunning is very unpIeas.
Mt, but it is absolutely necessary.
Fight Among Railroad Men.-The
.ittlestown Press Of the 23d instant.
ays; On last Friday evening the
lborers working on one OF the sections
{ the Frederick and Pennsylvania Line
had quite lively time Of it
Q the neighborhood Of Taneytown, in