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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-09-18

Monday, September l3th.-John Currens.
executor Of Elijah Currens, deceased, return
cd inventory Of goods and chatcls. and re.
eeiycd order to sell goods and chaltels and
order 10 notify creditors.
Mary a. Shipley and William o. Shirley.
executors Of Joshua II, Shiplcy, deceased,
returned Us; Of salos Of goods aud ehaitels
and LIS Of debts.
Thomas W. Huuck, John X. Houek and
Lewis y. Meyls, administrator will annexed
Of George b. ilouck, deceased rctarned in.
ycuiory Of goods and ehatteis, list Of debts
aud inventory OF money, and received order
10 sell goods and ohaitels aud order TO notify
creditors
letter. Of administration on the estate Of
William l.. Haipes, deceased, we're granted
TO pinkney j. bennett
Tuesday, September lith.-Laues Of ad.
miaislraiion ON the estate Of Andrew Saylcr,
deceased, we're granted 70 Samuel q. Arnold.
Hezckiah fingling, executor Of Sarah Her.
back, deceased, setsled ith and 9th accounts
The last will and testament Of stephen
Gorsueh, deceased, was admitted to probate
10 pass real estate.
Letters Of administration on the estate Of
Philip Arbaagh, deceased, were granted to
Eliza Arbaugh and Francis A. Wampler
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-09-18

Black Ankle is the name Of Westminster
suburb, chiefly, It not entirely, inhabited by
American citizena Of African descent. on
Friday night Of last week a festival was being
heid IN That place, and Col. Chase's drum
corps was invited out to enliyen Inc Occasion
One OF the denizens Of Black Aakle is James
Dorsey, known as "Buzzard jim" who had
SICK child all the time. Jim requested the
gentlemen Of the drum corps to cease playing,
as the music disturbed his Offspring. The
drum corps was present at the request Of Tilly
,N,ieknmi who is a sort Of Mayor Of Black An
She said ''let the band play and play il did.
Jun demonstrated, and an alteration took
place between him and Chas. Warfeld, the
former receiving two severe cuts on the left
arm. Warield was before Justice @. W.
Crapsier on Wednesday, aud after hearing a
jail In default Of $500 bail to await the action
Of the grand Jury.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-09-18

The principal topic Of conversation far the a.,
wees. ana which created gngatrr surprise 10 sotn,,
INfspns than Use Maine election was the sudden
disappearance Of Robert Parker Who eauap H. tbis
place year ago last December IN company Win a
iauy, whom ne repfesenied as bis vile The az.
pearance 0f The twain enlisted the spmisatby on -,
cral generous hearted citizens who lent fhe,i arti
eies nt furniture, Nc.. 90 start house keaning Nj
tMket hcins good mechanic soon found work and
~ ms exemplary conduct rlse ~ high IN the tsti.
nation Of Ieoilc that be became Hos Carpenter %
employing scycrnl Euod mechanics and mad three
~ ~. r, neih w prq8tesa when he Ghsconded. Mr.,
iAtkef W'nt ~ visit her grandmother In ireland
last June, since which tltne the young man has man
litftcl c0n,iderahle iuvasinrss and un THURSDAY
mpIuhN OF last WEEK he packed q now uaarato,,a
ard telling some folks that he was going Ia Itaiti
noiu " ncet hs wife departed and = doubtless On
ne NE ,uresn sailing nov. Hut on the evening pre-.
his wardrobe q iiofiaetcF & sous store con tek :"
dfeW neatly an the money due nt the eyeral pinrs
~ va eetklhE including The wages Of his employ
na aud leaving the borrow et furniture In the hons,
int MS landlord 10 ssil for rent
i ~ hfnry MARKHAM, Of Maple Grove. was danger.
gtsly Injured BY The kick % hofsts last week Dr
I A. shower was called 81 attend him and no IL
aoins a. Nell as can be expected considering the
On last Saturday Muuchcster q Hand affcp.ls.t
= SUNDAY school pic mic near sehahcrs Church
WHOM ready N start home they received s,r,-.sins,
Invitation lfnn AT. Adam i.nrahaugh 10 ACCOMPANY
MN nome tlr supper, which was accepted. Jnou
arriving as Che house Samuel H. Hodae ser niaster
aicelvinohics rcceiFci the Rand and escorted them
into spaclnnH pariuf wbeFc chain had been placed
Ia circle for their recommendation. Thcy ven
asked " play picca which Ihey did and while a..
INK ~ huv. Burke and the family took seats within
the circle, aud srarccly had the sound Of agsge io
away when a Nj, Fainter Of baltimore county led
Mis- lnrehaugh, daughter of thoue host 10 the nv
mental altar. Ailer the marriage ceremonies they
Nefc invited Into the dining nlon where bountE
lulN supplied table Wa awaiting hum and afirr
Mpg{ihH NC wants Of the Tuner man started on
Their hume road wondering why they could moi All.
salA " tVatoi that way when called from home
NJ. 4. CrumFinc pulled an ear of corn which
Jicidc,i pint and half % shclled corn Wc DOM
yield '"N
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-09-18

The late corn in Central Illinois was scri-
ously damaged BY u heavy frost on Monday
night.
The bush Tres ID the vicinity Of Ottawa,
Canada, were extinguished by rain on Mon
day. Great damage was done 10 crops, barns
and fences.
Fourteen female missionaries from the
Presbyterian board Of missions have gone to
the Norman settlements in Utah, Idaho aud
Western Wyoming.
Richard D. Adams, deiaalting Postmaster
Of Deadwood, Dakota, was sentenced Mon
day 20 three years imprisonment aud payment
OF q line OF $1,000.
There was heavy frost in the interior Of
Pike and Monroe counties, in Pennsylvania,
on Saturday morning, which damaged the
crops and fruit
A young man named Fodgen a Baltimorcau,
was killed BY falling between the cars Of a train
on the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad AT Hardwood Station Monday after
noon.
The steamship Suevia, which arrived at
New York, on Saturday, from Europe, brought
$3.50, 800 in coin, aud the Britannia, which
arrived the same day, brought S5s0,000 in
gold bars.
T.. Z, Barron, his son and man named
Lu ster, working in adisiillery at Independ.
ehctf Mu.t Wtfc tataiil ftalutu on tFual Of
last week by the bursting Of a sill full OF boil
ing mash. They survived only few moments
ia terrible agony.
The corner-stone Of the new Catholic
Church Of St. Leo, for the use OF tho Italian
population Of Baltimore, was laid Sunday By
Archbishop Gibbons, in presence Of several
thousand persons The edifce will be large
one.
Sunday was The anniversary Of the Battle of
North Point The "0ld Defenders Of Balti-
more, nineia number, listened to their annual
sermon At rrunify Methodist Church. On
Monday they met ia tue City Hall al 10 o clock,
marched round the Battle Monument and then
dined at Druid Hill Park. The number Of
''Old Defenders now living is ~, the oldest
being "a and the youngeat " years OF age.
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D A "A
Soiored boy named Charles Brnwp oood
~ VINO has eqmmitted number Of tbelis n
,hlA neighborhood, was arrested near No.
Nv tuesday by Constable Miller. of Preder.
'oA county, taken before Justice Ii. Brenpison.
aali We suppose, sent 10 jail. About W.
9eSls pBo he entered eolored lnan's bonso
y ue absence Of the family, taxing wba,
money be could find. The next act was ~
aop ~ VIM. fingling Of what change be
ytTgNq una ~ The money drawer In The mill
~, ~ NAy'a'd messenger boy, who carried
snelegrams from New Windsor 10 Cold Snr;cs
Stcameryi taking bis fec from him. He Vac
n"eu oy hev. Z. A. Ried, but, after rid;ns
sEo OF ms horses oil day Sunday without nv
.onsenl OF Mr., r., was discharged. mi ~.
l ! W and stole riding bride, broke into
- w. llnglihg's mill, ransacked the desl
broke side window in d. T.. stems store
took tobacco, but could not effect an ent,ancs,
go' INTO MI. Wm. 1inglina's mill agniu va
caught by Chas. Hatfield aud whinned he NJ
! . but last Monday he capped lis EXPLOITS
,oy entering Mr.. j. Il. Nails stable while he
na9ds were eating dinner, saddled n large
stallion and rode Ia the direction az Iiborts
as soon ns the horse was missed. nursuit w =
gwen and he was oyertaken after a hot chaso
Of Tour miles. Seeing he would be caught no
T,eapeu from the running horse, ran into Mr..
Isaac Nicodemus' house, bat was capinred
and brought within a mile Of here when no
escaped, secreting himself in a barn until AZ
rested as above stated, in an almost frozen
condition. Efforts have been made for Two
years to have him committed as yaerant,
bq' no positive proof Of theft could be procur,
sd against him until now We have no doubt
ne y clear case Of kep,omania.
Mr; H. Plain and wife who have been spend.
ing ihe summer ia Panora, Iowa, have re-.
turned in fine health.
hr' DAVID w. franklin run out 100 Ral.
ions OF cider one day last week.
Farmers are eating corn aud their wives
making laud .warrict, lapple butier.l
a Hancock and English pole will be raised
TO day, Saturday at Mr.. +. Yiualing's shop,
near Dennings.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-09-18

me County Republican convention 10 20.
,ev' hse delegates 70 represent This eonoty I,
we second congressional district conyent5on
70 be held in Baltimore next week. met /,
thls ciiyon Monday last. David Rinebart , ,ya -
made temporary Chairman and Vim. IS, Gam
Dertemporafy Secretary. The following com.
nlltee was. appointed on credentials perma.
s n organization and resolutions ;-Tb6s
shepherd, Jarrett N shauck, Geo. M prngb
DT. y Trump, VIM. A. McKellip, /. O. Nv
cry, N. g. Webster, Geo. W. Wilson. H. II
onader Several districts we're not renrc.
scented. The committee reported credentials
as lar as were handed IN, as correct, and Thai
We temporary officers be made permanent
Report was accepted.
, Nominations for delegates being in order
we Following were named-i ranviIle s
haines, L. 9. Myerly, Geo. N. Prueh, sam.
e T Hoop, A. Billingslea, II. G. MeKinuey.
1roYc A, shipley, John MoCollum, Thomas
uorsneh; II was decided that the vote he
cast by districts, and the first ballot resulted
IA the selection Of Granville s. Haines. sam.
aei Hoop, A. BillingsleA and John McCol.
Jun. Ia q Myerly being the next highest.
ne was unanimously chosen as the fiftR del,
egate.
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MARYLAND aresnhaOkern.

The Greenbackers Of Maryland held State
Convention in Baltimore on Thursday, aud
put fall electoral ticket in the field, and
nominated candidates for congress in all but
the frat district. The electors are for the
State at large, Milford Sehindeli, Of Wash
ington comfy, and Rev. Uriel Graves, of Bal.
limore city, first district, Howard Meeks, of
Kent county, second district, ]. HenniDg
Jones, Of Baltimore county; third district,
Charles Luke, Of Baltimore city; fourth dis.
tTict, Antonio NJ. Amaral, Of Baltimore city;
fifth district, James Foreman, Of Baltimore
county; sixth district, Joseph Logsdon, Of Al
legany county.
The Congressional nominees are: Second
district, H. A. Treadway, of Hayre de Grace,
Hartford county; third district, j. II. w. 0ni-
on, Of baltimore city; fourth district, Saml.
W. PIERCE, of Baltimore city; fifth district,
Oliver n. Bryan, of Charles county; sixth
district, Nathaniel Sener, Of Washington conn
~.
The party polled 1888 votes ia the State at
the last election.
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MEssHs; EpiroRs Your Sans Creek
correspondent last week uses your columns
sions to my business niInirs, which would id
iunny y they were less personal asd more
original. Using the same channel Of aublio
information wish 10 give my version Of The
matter. In presenting me to the public In a
iadlcrons manner, using such terms as l'iong, .
iank, "slahsided,H ETC., was unfriendly;
besides the words are ambiguous, old and
commonplace and already patented He
shoald have quoted little more from funny
authors-Josh Billings and Mark Twain. /
am acting Tor the promotion Of The public in.
terest.
Approaching Sans Creek rapidly, as did,
no one could have seenme. Though 2 o'clock
IN the afternoon, the place seemed wrapped
~ slumber. | saw no one, but entering The
store quick surprised md aroused them from
their slun,Ler. As to asking permission 10
post bill on hen coop, must have mis-.
taken his barn for hen coop, which was an
inadvertant mistake on my part; but since |
have been dealt with in such folrl manner,
II must have been a hen coop, and probably
some old hen made some suggestions to the
correspondent.
lie might with profit to himself sit on the
'~"s9 9utmpuuttu Win looih chp ana bells
and make life business Of studying our latest
low quotations Of dry goods, and Westminster
prices in general In alludug to my pur.
chase of combs my domestic affairs are ex.
posed. consider the wooden comb luxury
hard 70 obtain, You can only buy them
nowadays, in some obscure country store
The wooden comb industry lauguishes, henc,
my purchase. A tribute to the excellence o
my Whistles was paid, for they passed th,
same as money, and got good many combs
Tor a whistle. don't know whether to laugh
Or cry upon his compliment to MY skill as 1
b'll poster but ! viii compliment him upor
the happy but careless manner Of his liowin,
pen, which must have been the sharpened en-,
o. his yard stick, consequently the char
things he said.
feeiing was misrepresented, | make lhi
statement to my many friends throughout III,
county by whom | am respected, II not hon
I ored Rtfonny
Tho n;r1 RVI..l. A.
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The fair and festival for tho season, for the
beaeit Of tho new NJ. T. Church, Of this
place, was finally closed on Saturday evening
last, at which time the gold watch was drawn,
aud was won BY Charles d. Stoner, Of Mea-
dow Branch. The gross receipts amounted 70
$3.50, ~, the net proceeds were 5000.
Last week Rhoddy was through here on ais
mission OF posting bills and delivering sam,
pies. We learned from him that he had
nearly completed his labor in the county, He
deserves much credit for the efficiency and
dispatch with which he has accomplished his
task.
On Wednesday morning there was slight
frost along the streams in this vicinity.
Foster Pleagle, employed at d. 4, Shriver
4 Co.'S. canning establishment, whilst en-
gagged in hosting crate Of about 500 weight
u tomatoes on Thursday, The handle Of the
hoisiing machine slipped from his hand and
struck him over the left eye, cutting several
qashes Ia the forehead, exposing the hone.
DIR. Marshall dressed the wounds
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A Hancock and English Club was organ.
ised ut this place last Saturday night, with
the following officers President, Capt w.
p. Gorsuchj Vice. Presidents, Col. VIM. C..
Polk, Alfred Batter, Julius y. Berrct and
Edwin NJ. Mellor; Secretary, Chas, X. Fa.
yoaF; Corresponding Secretary, A. j. Dough.
efy; Treasurer, Jno. G. Brooks, JH The
regular meeting night Of tho club will be
Thursday night. The club now numbers 50
members
Miss Maggie D. Barnnm, daughter Of the
late Genus Barnum, OF Baltimore, gave a
birthday party TO her friends at the residence
Of Mr. Frank Dorsey, at porter's Cross Roads,
in this district, on the evening Of the 9th,
which was n very brilliant affair, but owing
TO the Indictment weather, the platform for
dancing that had been laid could not be used,
so Messra. Zimmerman, Shipley, Gorsueh and
Brooks gave a dance at the same place n
Tuesday hight, which was attended by over
one hundred persons, aud broke up a, early
dawn.
We have to record on Wednesday the Gra
frost of tho season.
Wheat seeding will commence next week.
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DIED.

In Baltimore, Nd, September 10, 1880,
alttr long and painful illness, Marietta, ED.
eat daughter Of Levi and Mary A. Burlington.
In Pleasant Valley, September Q, 1850,
Madison Clinton Sullivan, aged / year, 10
months and days.
In Westminster, Nd, September l6, 1880,
MF. David Shriyer, in the 74th year Of his
age. Tbs funeral win take place this Satur.
day morning, at 10 o clock, from his late res
idence. Friends invited to attend.
Near Westminster, August 20, 1880, Philip
y Arbaugh, aged 80 years, 3 months and /
day.
In Baltimore, September 16, 1880, after a
lingering illness, Samuel b. son Of the late W.
IL. 0rammer, aged rs years, months and
days
Near Manchester, on September 9th, 1880,
Lydia Virginia Gardner, aged rs years, 10
mouths and days.
AT Littlestown, Pa, September 10, 1880,
Mr.; Joseph Barker, aged 6s years, months
and % days.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-09-18

Public Sale Of Valuable Real and Persona
Property in the city of Westminster-John n
Smith, Administrator.
=, Mortgages Sale OF Very Valuable Real
Estate near Westminster Emanuel u. KEEL
Ter, Mortgage.
Public Sale of Valuable Dwelling House
and Store in Westminster-CO Cornelius Wen,z
owner.
Public Sale-Thos. W. Houek, JOHN X.
Honek and Lewis o. Mcyls.
Noah Walker 4 Co, Clothicrs, Baltimore
Md.
Carroll County Fair-Orndorif Il Sharrer.
Special Nonee-Geo. W. Alhaugh.
Last of Unclaimed Matter.
The First Premium.
Legal Notices,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-09-18

We arc glad TO state that a ticket Office aRd
wareroom are being built at our new station,
near the village. The property is owned by
Mr. T. W. kirkmAn, who il having the house
erected. Il will be ready for use 10 a short
time.
Mr. d. l.. Farrar, one Of the public school
teachers Of lhisplace returned from his North.
cru trip the first Of the month. The school
was opened by him and Miss NJ. johnson on
the 9TH lust
Miss Mollie Moorcs, having been appointed
assistant teacher ia the public school at Texas,
Baltimore County, left for that place on the
9Th ult
Daniel and Charles Frasier, sons Of Mr..
Geo. Frasier, have Hancock and English
polo on their fathers place, which is between
40 and 90 feet high.
Several little boys, tnoHe over IL years Of
agel on last Monday organized themselves ia.
TO Hancock aud Eaghsh club They wear
the Hancock caps aud are quite enthusiastic
in their demonstrations.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-09-18

Rev, John A. Sand, of the United Brethren
in Christ, died in Baltimore, Nd, on Wed.
nesday, in the 6Sth year OF his age. Mr.. Sand
was a native Of Alsace, and came to Baltimore
in 1882. Two years afterwards lac Joined the
United Brethren Church. For forty years he
was minister.
DIR. John buchanan, Of bogus diploma no
toriety, was produced 10 Court Ia Philadei,
phia, Pa, on Monday by Detective Miller,
aud committed to prison. Thomas L. Van.
duzer was held in $4,000 for trial on charges
Of perjury and Of conspiracy to defraud the
United States in representing Or. Buchapan
to have been drowned and thereby preventing
the forfeiture of his recognizanee, fgg
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-09-18

The waynesboro, Pa, Keystone Gazette, OF
Tuesday says:--A certain gentleman is going
the rounds collecting moneys for the rebuild
ing OF a Bethel Church, which he claims was
destroyed by fire, in Carroll county, Nd, and
that he IS the regular pastor Of said church,
there being as the story goes, four eongrega-
tons on his field. lie gives as his name, Rev.
Shaiier, Of the Maryland Eldership Of the
Church Of God. He Is an imposter and
should be arrested. He has been ut this
same business some two or three years ago.
Beware Of him and give him nothing under
the above pretences, for they are false.
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
~ seribers have obtained from the Or
phans Court Of Carroll county, letters Of
Administration GU the Personal Estate Of
JESSE SIGNIFICANT,
late Of Carroll comfy, deceased. Allpersons
having claims against tho deceased are here
by warned 10 exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated, To the
subscribers on or before the 9Th day OF April
NEXT they may otherwise by law be ex.
Guided from all benefit Of said estate. Those
indebted are requested to make immediate
payment.
Given under our hands this 7th day Of
September, 1880.
JOHN s. SIGNIFICANT,
ALFRED STEVENSON,
sep liza Administrators.
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September ll-bright and clear, mercury
ut 20 at a, m, 20 ut noon, and 20 at p.
an. September l2-parlially cloudy until o
a. IN, followed by clear and bright weather;
cool morning and evening, warm in the mid :
die OF the day. September lS-clear in the
morning until 10 a. m, followed by cloudy
and shoSery weather, mercury Gs ut q. m. +,
at night. September ll--opened clear, soon
followed by windy and partially cloudy wealth
err clear At night; mercury ~ at $50 a. m.
20 At noon. September l5-eiear; mercury
W at G.s0a. m, 70 at p. IN. September
lO-generAlly clear mercury az at n. m,
q at noon, and II at q p. IN. September I
Cloudy at n. M; clear AFTER 10 a. m.
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ZELL'S IC0NlMIIHR

Wills old and reliable Fertilizer has been
"A tested for years BY the side " other
brands Of higher price, and has proven itself
equal 70 any for grain, and for grass Il has no
superior II not only acts quickly, but Il 4
permanent improver Of the soil.
Give trial and satisfy yourselE Those
who have used i can testify 10 rs inertia.
Price va per ton cash on or before the lat
Of November, or $50 on crop time.
supply will be kept IN store for The sea-
son Of lsso at d. L. Buckley d Sons. Acri.
cultural Implement Depot, Westminsler. Ma.
aud At the Agents residence, at Union Mills.
Nd. JOHN BURGO0N,
sep sat Agent
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John I. DilIenbaugh, IS auctoneeF, sold
90 "Wednesday. for John Slonesiter his farm
n Myers district. containing 1891 acres, 20
WIN. kesier, for S2,404..
Jas. 4. Smith, nuctinnees. sold hnrs-
Gay Tor samuel Cover, mortgages a house
and lot 10 Union Mills, TO Leander Looking.
beei, for 500 cash.
Soseph Fisher has purchased i05 acres De
longing 70 The John EvsHs property, near
LAeba, Howard county, for Sl,6vOi and to'
gmhus Welch has sold his property near
N9odhine, this county, to Aibln uwingst
sa'lroad agent, at that place, for SIOu.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF A VALUABLE
DWELLING HOUSE And lot,
IN WESTMINSTER. MD.

TIME undersigned, by virtue Of deed Of
4 trust from Edwin X. Gernand and wife,
duly executed mud recorded among the Land
Records of Carroll county, and an order for
resale passed In cause No. 1921, in the Circuit
Court for Carroll county, as Court Of Equi.
ty, will offer at Public Sale, to the highest
bidder, at the Court House door, in the city
Of Westminster, Carroll county, Maryland, on
Saturday, September 25th, 1880,
at 2 o'clock, p. M, the following valuable
property, TO VITA parcel Of land fronting
on Court street 50 feet, running back to an
alley 1924 feet. The improve
ments thereon consist OF large A%A-A
aud newly built Frame Dwell. Ms.sAwsA
ing House, Stable, Carriage u ~
| House, Wood House, aud other NECESSARY
| outbuildings; there is also well with pump
at the door. This property is conveniently
located, in desirable part Of the city, the
h0nSe has all necessary convenienees, and the
attention Of purchasers, Especially invited TO
this sale.
The sale is at the risk Of David Fowble the
former purchaser, and win be positive.
Terms Of Saie.-0ne-thir cash on the day
OF sale or on the ratification thereof; one.
third in one year, and the other oue.third in
two years from the day Of sale, the credit
payments TO be secured BY the notes of the
purchaser or purchasers with approved secu.
rity bearing interest from the day Of sale.
CHAS. r. REIFSNlDER,
RICHARD b. N0RMENT,
JOSEPH NJ. PARKE,
Trustees.
. sep Ats II. C. MATTHEW'S, Auctioneer.