The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-06-26

the otthctories o. the passing traveller sym
melricallg rounded knolls, gentle slopes and
fertile valleys, all crowned with the richest
verdure helds Of corn rejoicing in the balmy
sunshine and recent iertiliziag showers; neat
and commodions farm houses with the wood
blne and the rose clainbering over portico
and lattice, the air laden with their perfume
the hum Of the bees, and the gushing melody
ofthe birds, all conspired TO heighten our en-
loyment. We could but recall the beautiful
lines Of Dyer's description Of Grongar Hill,
familiar to many of our readers;
Ever charming. eyer new.
Inc ioansain : iall, me rivers how,
Ths windy .,sn,S ~ ssiId ami AMI b hPS
Roughly rushing on the sky,
The pleasant sal The 'nind iow'r
Town and rillaee DOME sl,s ssn Sp s,rm
Each give each a double charm
psss;n. ,hro,ah No., D;.,.;., - -.
mon M sraSSbonna,s hns, - H. ole e''
NJ. IN, =, n si.,,a,l ~, .iya., $500
stonnad an ~ rosds;da and c.n.,,.,d se,,,l
az ~ marnnders Thsv are M snail, srsae
erasshonnsr ccn,n,,,, 4, ali 49, ss.hn 60
hnt b;cb saa, N, N. ,,rssa,,, :, -. iasr
t;es IN mncA sraatar n,snhsrs Nj $500 ,o ,haa
nsnaI Atle5gth 10 en.ered ne s;rs, lls,r;e,
and came n view az he beant;fni VILLAGE ~
Taneytowp, located in ,he m;dSt Of : verx
fertile reo;on There ara several cbn.chass
there with their modest snires no;n,;ng heav.
enu,ard Surrounded Nv gyesn t;alAs 81 la,.
ur;ant wheat and grass ne naa,ly ,,a;n,,d ,,,,1
white.wnshed bn;la;nrs cave 4 ~. s,,nsarancs
from a distant eminence ~ ch,s,er N sna,,-
drons IN the ,n;dst M q 6ala ~ an,..alJ !.
was Inc Sabbath wha, ,ra en,srad Ts,a,',au,,
and The town was l;teralIv ellad ,,;th a. co.,
RACES If those who ,ere In at,endan.a :, ~,
several Churches, Truiy No thonghi ,hasa
arc a church. goins, naonls ard tha ;,,a,,a,,as
Of these houses al divine WORSHIP must he
felt and seen IN the daily rail- and oa,,vors,.
tion ~ The favored rA.;dan,s e ~, go, "a
A fa,v ,,;la, halo,r n -
town. On the (;ettvshurg rood Sro os,,a - y
neat and substantial br;ck chnr.b I,no,vn a..
the Piney Creek Presbvter;sn Church srec,s5
on beautiful s;te nea5 The b;ebwav ;ns, II he
edge of the forest. The spreading brsncbes ~
the trees afFard;ne era,ee'I sSai,sr Il ~
horses from he rays e tha sn, tn oona w
PATTON were siny;ng ona ~ ne swaa, soosss ~
Zion accompanied nnon the organ ana ~
the volume of sound aroso from, tba ,annla IN
the GROVE Il seemed n no ,sac,;a.l s,,'aa,
solemn. and deyo,;o,al We an,s.a s ~
Church and had he nIsas,ra ~ hea.;n
most excellent sermon Inv the nastor Psv
M. simonton. Affer serv;ce p ws had Ia
~ maL;ns ,Ia ansn nm ~ sao manu-, snu aiso
The congreoa,;or We 800, sanas ~. NJ "
land hosn;tality Il confined - no na~, la;
sact;on ~ ne S,ste IN, d.. PaissIl
evervwhere within ~ hord,-s W , aouuue
rec;n;ents Of 1. an III, aeea.;o ~ 49, sne
ne balance Of me dav a. ne ho,,s, of epI
who dispensed n most co-5;aIl,, W. $3.50,
"a home Inv another rad a;x;n. ns '
attended view Of ,ba, .ec,;oe aS r.aon
which cannot he snrnassa5 sor ~, no,;sa,'",
and rural beauty Sowbere on he ron,a ~ |
We see more than twn or three ;nd;ss e e,s
ields Of wheat and We came ~ ,ha onenI''
lion that The harvest would he noarj,, ~
N average one as 10 ouant;ty. While W - az
,atis6ed tbat II no disas,er bsnnans .,
Mn be yery snperior IN nraI;tY Tho ~;
.ppears 10 he filing very 61slv ~
,eads are ev;den,lv beavv Eon, ,bs;;. ;.al;, ;ne
mon the stalk, Inc cool te,nnsra,nra lug
he grain, and if seorching Summer heat
Ices not set in SO as to ripen it prematurely.
We are confident that the quality will be unu.
ually fine. Everywhere along our route the
onyiction was forced upon us that we were
u the midst of an industrious and prosperous
eople.
HORSE kliLED--SIsGuIAR ACCIDENT On
tuesday evening last as the express train
rom Baltimore approached bridge No. 80
n the Western Maryland Railroad, a short
istanee below Tank Station, valuable horse,
Inch was feeding IN meadow near by, sud.
enly ran towards the bridge and reached il
the same moment with the rear passenger
ar oil the train. The animal was caught be-
Feen the car and the timbers of the bridge,
nd torn and crushed almost to jelly. As the
! w. Sas eangn., hls pouy rel imp ana hieless
I'M MY 1917 Sv l'lu ~ hs conuuet OF tne
NM = i.eAeu nhe sen-ni'raer, as he ran ia
y n'.e1', -. .he ',aih was moving, aud en-
s5' 49, 70 iorce nis eooy De,ween the tram
~ 'ie sue o. sne oridge. Tue jar occasion
" ue acciaeht caused me momentary I'M
cSs'1u .ilae .,e car was on ,ne track, The
'rse oeiohged 10 Mr.. John ". barrick.
UNION Mills lrENs.--On Friday of last !
eek Mr.. Jacob Frock, residing near this s.
ace, attempted to carry some stoye-pipe on
colt, which became unmanaeeable after he :,
ID proceeded but a few wards from he
'use, and threw Mr.. Frock with great yio-
nee against a fence. brnising him very ,nncb
!. Rinehart, Of Frizzellsburg, who rendered
. necessary medical attention nrononnceJ q
ON last reports Mr.. Frock was slowly re-. !,
yering.
The grasshoppers are very numerous in
is section ia some places thew have de-. )
-oyed whole fields Of clover. some farmers |
e cutting their clover before Il d matnred I
save it from these destructive insects The
Is and probably the corn eron will snfFsr
,,h g., 49, ...-.. r 80. -, o"