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Last Sabbath night, just at dark, very
bright meteor was seen here 10 croSs the sky
in the north, followed by tail Of unusual
length ID continued in sight for several sec,
Onds, then disappeared. lis course was from
north TO south east. The line Of the tail was
visible sometime after the body disappeared
The account Of tbs hail storm ia this sec.
tion Of two weeks ago given IN our items we're
meagre, full returns from all quarters showing
much greater damage done ;hen reported.
One farmer was heard to remark that, il he
could have helped il, no storm Of the kind
should have crossed his farm for 5000. Mr.. n.
NALL, who lives uear landis' mill, where the
storm was heaviest, said he made ice-cream
on Friday, With some Of the hail that fell on
Tuesday.
The canvass during the reeent special cleo
ton in Frederick county, was fraught with a
great deal Of dcmagogucism The gentle.
meu OF color we're told that if they voted
against local option they would be voting the
democratic tickeli that all tbs democrats were
druHkArds, &c, bat tho ''maa aud brother
could not be persuaded
The bridges over the creek ii this point
seem to have been lost sight ofby the Carroll
county Commissioners. The Commissioners
OF Frederick county have made an Appropria.
ton tor the purpose, aud, we learn from Nj.
Peter Dudderer, have apprizcd Carroll eoun'
ty Commissioner, but no action had been
taken by the latter, Ii the improvement,
we're needed near the county metropolis, with
speed il would be executed without delay.
But for fear our motive might be nisconstrued
we will say, no Garfield boom is intended, for
there is already too many odd votes here for
him, for US to Try to overcome, unless we
could train with some Philadelphia Ropnbli.
can a few days, and learn how TO vote "early
aud often.
Fine rains prevailed here Tuesday night
aud Wednesday to the advantage Of the late
corn, fall blowing aud streams. The creek
was very low.
The health of the community Is improving.
Sam i. Creek has 7 democrats, : republi.
cans, aud | ind.ep ende.ut mob. Cd yku-owsh-
ow hey.otes.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
COMMISSIONERS 0PFIcE,
Westminster, Md, June 30, 1880.


IN pursuance Of an Act Of the General As.
Il sembly, passed at January Session, 1874.
hereby give the following Notice to Tax.
Payers;
This is TO give notice that the County Com
mssioners Of Carroll county have made their
annual levy on the asgessable property Of said
county, for State and County Taxes for the
year eighteen hundred and eighty, and that
all persons or incorporate institutions that
shall pay their State aud County Taxes on or
before the first day Of September next, shall
be entitled to deduction Of FIVE per centum
on the amount of said taxes; and II paid on or
before the first day Of October next, dedue.
ton Of four per cenium; and if paid on or be-
fore the first day OF November next, dedue-
ton Of three per centum; that said taxes will
be IN arrear on the first day Of January next,
and bear interest from that date; that oil per.
sons or incorporate institutions failing 10 pa,
their State and County Taxes before the sam,
shall be in arrears will render the property
and estate Of such delinquent liable to be soit
for the prompt payment Of said taxes.
JOSEPH A. WAEsCHE,
july Slot County Treasurer.
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DIED.

Near Frzzelsburg, on Friday, July 30th,
1880, at the residence Of her son -in-law, JAS.
II. Myers, AFTER a protracted illness, Mrs.
Lydia, wife Of the late Daniel Wbitmyer, aged
81 years and q days
Near Pleasant Valley, on July 81, 1880,
infant son Of jeremiah Starner, aged just 2
weeks.
Near Houeksyille, this county, July ~,
1880 George 3. Houek, aged % years, 8
months and days.
In Baltimore, on August 4, 1880, Lindsay
Coleman, aged year. months and II days
only child Of Richard J. and Josephine G.
Hoilingsworth.
On August Cd, 1880, near Bonneauville,
Adams county, Ezra Eckert, aged about co
years.
/ On July 18th, 1880, in this county, Jacob
ENhn, aged 70 years, s months and i6 days.
/ August Bird, 1850, Eugenia r., daughter Of
Amos and Eliza C. Fttze, aged months and
6 days.
In this city, on August 8rd, 1880, Marsha
| Poole, son Of Henry and Mary y. Poole, il
the 20,h year OF his age.
Near New Windsor, July 18th, 1880, VII
liam A., only child Of John w. and Elzabetl
A, Barnes, aged 20 days.
lie was too pure to stay,
The angels called him home.
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PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE
GETTYSBURG, PA.

YHE first Term of the next Collegiate year
Il will begin SEPTEMBER 9, 1880. The
Faculty Of the Institution is fall. The course
Of instruction is liberal and thorough. The
location is most pleasant and healthy, in the
midst Of an Intelligent and moral community,
aud accessible by railroad trains three times
a day
THE PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT
which is under the direct supervision Of the
taculty, has been recognized, and furnishes
thorough instruction for boys and young men
preparing for Business or College classes
Students in this department are under the
special caro- Of officers who reside with them
in the building.
For further information or Catalogues, ad
dress NJ. VALENTINE, ID. D.,
President Of College, or
PROF. p. NJ BIKLE,
Principal Of Prep. Dept.
Gettysburg, Pa, July 8l-3t"
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Ere this goes to print, Freedom campmeet-
ing will be eeverly under way, preparations
have been going on all the week. The recent
rains have settled the question rs far as dusty
roads are concerned, aud if Sunday proves a
good day, the attendance will doubtless be
very large. The meeting will be under the
charge Of Rev. Samuel Rodgers, d. d., Pre-
siding Elder of this circuit, who will be as.
sisted by the following eminent, ministers Of
the NJ T. Church South :--Reys. -. Arbogast,
D. d., s. X. Cox, ID. D., |. W. Canter, p.
H. Wisner, j. I. Baggs, Q. NJ. Brown, j..
Landstreet, NJ. j. Baltis, +. NJ. Strother, W.
W, Watts, J. A. Graichen, l.. II. Jones, l..
W. Haslup, d, X. Wlburn aud A. +. Brad
enbangh. Rev. p. II. wisner will conduct
the opening exercises. Two policemen from
Baltimore will be on hand to preserve order.
Henry jenkins and Henry Robinson were
committed to jail on Tuesday, by Justice Jno.
Forsyth, Of Howard county, for selling lager
beer without license. The offence was com.
mitied on the Howard county side.
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On Sunday afternoon, July 2lst, the resi-.
deuce Of Mr.. John W. Gist, near Nnksburg,
was iorcibly entered by burglars, who forced
shutter open, aud ransaeked from top TO
bottom. Nearly every drawer, chest and
closet was opened. Between $40 and Sl7 in
money we're taken, aud some small articles.
Mr. Gist arrived in time TO see the thieves
depart. He gave chase, and was joined BY
one, of his neighbors, but the burglars escaped
in the woods.
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Excursion and Basket Pic Mic to Mont
Alto Park by the Westminster Brass Band.
A Full Supply Of the lAnrenson Phosphate
-Geo. NJ. Boarnan, Agent, Westminster.
Eckenrode's Bone Phosphate-T. H. Eek,
enrode, Ianeytowu, Nd.
10 Wheat Growers--J. O. A. Holloway,
Baltimore, Nd.
A Valuable Farm for Sale--Chas. ii. Cole
Executors Sale-Wash. Reaver, Executor.
Constable Snle--rhos. b. Gist, Constable.
Sunday School Pic Mic and Festival,
Notice.. II. Irwin, Mayor.
Grove Meeting-C. N. Gist.
Western Maryland College.
List Of Unclaimed Matter.
Notice to Trespassers.
eyaI Noficea
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The citizens OF Houeksville aud vicinity
met at A. j. Houck's store ON Tuesday night
and organized Hancock aud English club,
with the following officers: NJ. I. Allgire,
President; NJ. Bachmm and A. J. Hoaek,
Vice Presidents; +. +. Newbelle, Recording
Secretary, J, W. Abbott, Corresponding Sec
Rotary; s. A. Martin, Treasurer Geo. W.
Zepp, o. r. Fowbls aad +. T. Hoack, Execn,
tive Committee Notwithstanding the incle.
meuoy Of the weather there was a good aiten.
dance aud mach interest was manifested, both
factions in the district uniting in The common
cnuen
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The regular monthly meeting Of the Com
iron Council was held on Monday night last,
and the following business was transacted:--
A permit was granted to Jacob I. Elgin to
build porch to his dwelling. Bills for the
monthly pay oflamplighters were passed and
the resignation of one Of them, Albert Ient-
graf, was accepted.
Vim. u. Thomas WAS appointed committee
on behalf Of the Council to act with certain
citizens in the purchase Of seats for Belle
Grove Park, the seats to belong TO the city.
The Collector was instructed 20 make the
usual additional assessments aud 10 ascertain
the number Of dogs aud bitches within the
corporate limits, preparatory 10 the levy for
the present year.
William Baker has been reappoiuied extra
baiiiH.
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MARRIED.

10 Westminster, August 4, 1850, by Rev.
John Gloyd, Charles W. N1ssear, Of Emmitts-
burg Frederick county, and Fannie spurrier,
Of Union Bridge
On August 9TH, 1880, at the Parsonage in
Manchester, by Rev. J ID. jones, Jacob 7 .
sharrer and Migs Amelia 0. Magic, both Of
this county.
On July ooh, 1850, BY Elder D. r, sayler,
YIN. II. Fox and Miss Mary A. Beard, both
OF this county.
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The Westminster Fishing Club, composed
Of ID. Baer, Nelson Gilbert, John I. Difen-
bangh, A. NJ. Warner, Geo. r. Gehr, D. Bon.
sack, n. !. Lawyer, S. Roop, Theo. Englar,
Charles Shaelfer, A. N. Stephan, Dir. W. III.
Rippard, Philip Babylon John Haines, Ed.
l.. Smith, Thos. iloop and others, on the l7th
instant viii pitch their tents on the banks Of
Tho Great Wycamico river, in Northumbcr,
land county, Virginia, and spend two weeks
in fishing, eroquei, lsome Of The ugly Stage
viii be there and other sports.
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There was slight frost near Peoria, Ill.,,
on Tuesday night.
The peach shipment over the Delaware
railroad for the season up to Tuesday even.
ing footed up Cos carloads.
To-day completes the doth day Of DR..
Tanners fast. If he survives il will be re-
markable instance Of self.imposed pryation
in the interest Of science.
Judge Perry y. BrOcchus, formerly United
States judge in Utah and New Mexico, died
at Ellicott City, Nd, Tuesday night
Jas. A. Lyon was reported killed in the
army in 1862 He has returned to his old
home in Iowa, aud offers two dollars apiece
for newspapers containing his obituary.
At the election in Utah on Monday the lib.
erals elected part Of their ticket in two
counties There was no opposition to tho
church ticket IN Salt Lake county.
The Russian government has decided to
construct ten clippers, i've Of which will be
built under contract with Mr.. Barker in the
United States, and the remaining five in
England aud Germany.
Mrs. Blacklord now threatens to publish
an account OF the connection of Mr.. Marshall
Jewell, while minister In Russia, with tho
celebrated affair ofthe Grand Duke Nicholas
aud the Empress's jewels.
Inv NtUAn utNNhi uutlONhi convention OF
the Catholic Total Abstinence Union Of
America met at scranton, Pa, Wednesday
The organization has OH societies and 90, 900
members There was grand parade Of the
societies, followed by high mass at the Cathe-
dral. where the celebrant, Rev. DR.. o Haran,
Of Wikesbarre, delivered the address Of vel
come on behalf of the church.
The stables of the Springs Company, at
Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs, w. Va,
were destroyed by ere about two o clock Sun
day morning. OF forty.six horses in the
stable oaIy two were saved. Twenty foar Of
the horses burned belonged 10 the guests at
the hotel, and twenty belonged to the compa.
ny. No alarm was given, aud few Of the
boarders know anything OF the FIRE until after
they got up
The outgoing steamers from New York on
Sunday, carried the usual heavy cargoes.
About ii00head OF cattle, i00sheep, 2shorses,
2720 quarters fresh beef, $50 carcasses sheep
and 100 dressed hogs are among the shipments.
The City Of Richmond, for Liverpool, has 80
900 boxes Of oheese The Eric, for Liverpool,
n, GOO bushels Of wheat the Rhynlaad, for
Antwerp, $4,000 bushels wheat, the peyonia
for Glasgow, 10, 400 boxes cheese, and the
Oder, for Bremen, $4,000 bushels grain.
Christian Stoufier, farmer near Chambers
burg, Pa, Saturday nigh; discovered some
persons in his corn field, and, thinking that
they we're ihieving, be shot at them. Moth
ing was said n reference 10 she affair until
Monday morning, when il company with
some children, he went 10 the same field 10
gee some roasting ears. Ia passing through
the field be came across the dead body Of
Robert Allison, neighbor, when Ne went 10
town and surrendered himself 70 the anthuri.
Ties.
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Notice 10 Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri.
~ Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county Letters Teslameniary
on the personal estate Of
HARRISON II. LAM0TTE,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. Allpersous
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated, to the subscri
Der on or before the 26ih day Of February,
1881; they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate. Those in
debied are requested TO make immediate
payment
Given under my hand this 2Gth day Of
July, 1880. HANSON NJ. DRACH,
july 3I-4t Executor
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Elder NJ. NJ. Eshelm4h, editor of brethren
at Work, Lanark, Illinois, will preach at
Meadow Branch, tomorrow, Sunday morn.
at 10, a, M.
Elder II. II. Miller, of Indiana, will preach
in the Church of the Brethren, in this city.
tomorrow, Sunday, evening, at 7.30 clock.
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Fair and Festival.

OWING to TIE uufavorable weather of the
" present week and the great number OF
articles to be disposed Of yet, the fair and fes
tival held at Union Mills for the benefit Of the
Moorhead NJ. T.. Church, will be continued
on Tuesday evening, Thursday evening, and
Saturday afternoon and night Of next week
There are yet many fancy aud valuable arti-
cles on hand, which, IL not disposed Of other.
wise, will be sold at auction on the above
mentioned evenings.
aug 7.lt
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Is ACRES, MORE OR LESS,

About half Of which is cleared and well i'm.
proved, the balance IL in excellent TIMBER,
lying about one mile from a railroad station.
This Real Estate is all in very high state
Of cultivation, under good fencing, well wa.
tered, and considered among the best pro.
dueing lands in the county, having been re
peatedly lined and carefully farmed. Il ia
very adYantageously situated in desirable
neighborhood, couvenientto churches, schools,
mills and postoiIiee. The Home dwelling is
within miles OF railroad station. The
purchaser will have the privilege of sowing
Gall crop.
RAJ Possession OF the entire premises given
by first Of April next. Title guaranteed.
This property will either be sold together
| or in two parcels.
| TERas or SALE. cash on the
day Of sale, or on the ratification thereof
one-third ia one year, and the other one-third
In two years from the day Of sale the cred
payments TO be secured by the notes Of th,
purchaser or purchasers, with approved SO
cuTiiy, bearing interest from the day Of sale.
JABEH A. BUSH, Executor.
c. b. RoBERTs, Solicitor.
]. 7. Difenbaugh, Auc'r. July Oats
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Francis Smith aud kal'' Smith were arreEt,
cd this week by Constable Macintosh, under
the tramp Law, aud we're committed 10 the
sell, the former for three months aud the lat
ter for two months, sheriff Fringer took
them to that institution on Tuesday.
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Simon Bangs and Nathan Englar. arresled
by Constable Macintosh, have both been held
TO answer Mt tho next term oftne Circnh Court,
By Justice =. y. Mikesell, the charge Of sell
ling on Sunday. Both gave bail for their ap.
peamnee.
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THE DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE,
FuBusnEp EvrRr SATURDAY by
vANDERFoRD BROS.
ooESEn OF NAts Am crsraE srnErrs

TERMs.-s2 per year in advance Single copies
CENTS Nqsnhsctipiuu discontinued until an fr.ar,
orc paid. unlefE a thg option uf the puhiishcr
ADVERTISING kAIl-s.-Duc fquart Is lirlasl viii
hs Inserted times OF less for n and D ccnts IN se
stlsequsnt insertion, One square 3 mos 81 % g
line. q pct year, When the number 81 Insertions
L uul marked advertisements " n be until
fiftld aud charged accordingly Yearly alyefti..fs
must eoulnc advertisements - thalF own bnsl,,sss
Rule and figuw Work double price Business III.
calls DO cents pefiinc Marriages and Deaths ioseried
nre obituaries and personal COMMUNICATE rs 4
iynis per line.
90 An correspondence with thls Office should be
sitrussrd 10 TN AnvOCATFe
= laferfd n m F,isl1Hff W,saba.,s- ~ al.
Sf5af Clasg Mdtff
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Business Locals.

Fresh arrival Of Buggies, Jaeger Wagons,
&c. Nice assortment at J. finsling, Son 4
Co.'S.
The Old Staten Island Dyeing Establish.
ment, Branch Office ITO West Baltimore
Street, Baltimore, is, as ever, prepared to do
all kinds of work in their line with neainess.
cheapness and despatch. The superior chars
aeter Of their work enables them to please the
most iasiidious, and save TO the frugal many
q dollar. The attention Of the ladies Of this
vicinity is especially called 10 their Baltimore
Branch Office.
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Sunday School Pic Mic.

A Pic Me will be held in the grove at the
Church, near Shauek's Mill, on Saturday,
august sSih, 1850, commencing at . o'clock
A. NJ, for the benefit of the Sunday School OF
Bethesda Church. lee Cream, Cake, Lemon.
AIDE, &c, will be supplied in abundance and
will be sold for the benefit of the school
Addresses will be made by Rev. @. c. crouiu
and Rev. DR.. Uriel Graves, Of Baltimore.
The Oak Orchard Band will be present on
the occasion.
aug 7.8w COMMITTEE.
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TIME Deer Park Chapel Sunday School
4 will hold Pic Mic on SATURDAY, Srr-
rgsREa 4, 1880. The exercises viii consist
of Singing BY he School, Addresses By sew
aeral prominent Speakers, Balloop Aaren-
son. &c. Ice Cream. Confectionery and
Fruit will be sold Car the bensiit Of he school,
A Rand Of Music viii be n attendance.
inlH "a
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stephen Keys, arrested for unlgwlhlly car.
rying away one-hofse wagon from the Gus
tody Of Jacob D. Sellers, had hearing before
Justice P. y. Mikesell and was discharged.
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GROVE MEETING

A Grove Meeting viii DO held in the woods
"A Of Mr.. Samuel Warehime, half mile
north Of Frizkellsburg, Carroll county, Nd,
on Aitpus fSfh, 1850, Preaching at Il D. m.
Tohold over Sunday. Special invitation to all.
aug G. N. GlST.
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New windsor COLLEGE and SEMINARY

"OPENS Sept. g. Climate unsurpassed,
~ extensive buildings, experienced instrue-
tors; both sexes admitted and graduated
New WindsoFs Md. July sl-2m*
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I. NO. lI73.
n the Circuit Court for Carroll county, Sitting
IN Equity.
Elizabeth EekArd, next Friend, &C., vs. Ellen
v. Eckard and Others.
nRDERED this 2slh day Of Jnly, A. d.
" 1880, that the account Of the special
auditor made and filed in said cause be finally
ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary thereof be shown on or before the
18th doy Of August next; provided copy Of
this order be published once week for two
successive week in some Newspaper pub-
lshed 10 Carroll county before said day.
FRANK 7. SHAW, Clerk.
True Copyy--Tests
july si2t FRASx I. SHAW, CLERK.
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Y1HiS is to give notice, thai The subscriber,
"A OF Carroll county, hath obtained from
the Orphans Court Of Carroll county, in Ma.
ryland, letters Of administration cum tesla.
mento anDexo on the personal estate Of
GEORGE w. MeC0NkEf.
late Of said county, deceased. All persons
having elaims against said deceased, are here.
BY warned 70 exhibit the same with The soach.
ers thereof legally authenticated to the sub
scfiber, on or before The ooh day of February
next; they may Otherwise BY law be excluded
from al benefit 81 said estate.
Given under my hand this 10Th day o. JAiy,
1880.
CHARLES B. R0BERTs.
Administrator Q. /. q. pf George W Nc.
conkey, decensed. July 2l-tt
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EXECUTORS SALE
l62a ACRES on LAND.

more or less, being "The Homestead The
improvements consist Of lhrge
Al@A-.l double 2story archaeological
M DWELLING HOUSE,
with cellars, large bank barn,
recently repaired, good as new; corn cribs,
wagon houses, smoke house, three large hay
barrieks, Kitchen, wood house, never.
failing spring Of excellent water and stone
dairy, pump at the barn, and all necessary
outbnildings. Also a comfortable TENANT
HOUSE with cellar, on the turnpike road
and excellent well Of water in the yard. This
farm is conveniently laid out in fields, well
watered, with due proportion OF excellent
meadow and wood land.
Lot No. . contains
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sunday school Festival.

The Meadow Branch Union Sunday School
will hold Festival IN the grove adjoining the
school house, on Thursday, Friday and Sat
arday nights and Saturday afternoon, August
18th, 10Th and 2ist, 1880. Ice Cream, Cake,
Confectionery, 40. will be hountifally sup
piled. The public is invited. aug 7.2t
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M. P. Camp Meeting.

A n excursion train will leave Union Bridge
IA at 7.os A. M, on Friday Of next week
stopping at all Stations 10 Glen Falls, ior the
jackson Grove Camp Of the NJ. f. Church,
on the Baltimore 4 Potomac Railroad.
For paticnlars see BILLS aug It
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GEO. W. kLBAUGH,
WESTMINSTER,
n ear Rail Road Depot.
July "a
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
f95 Acres of Land,


more or less, and improved with an excellen,
2.story Brick Dwelling, large >su-o
SEitzer Barn, new Corn Crib 4TS4l
and other out buildings. This III .ttSH
farm is the late residence Of = ~
George w. McConkey, and is one Of the most
desirable aud productive farms in the county.
Il is distant about three miles from Union
Bridge, Taneytown aud Middleburg, and about
four miles from Unioutown. II is within
convenient distance Of mills, schools and
churches. II has upon il good woodland,
hne meadows and excellent quality Of upland.
The present occupants request me to say
that any one purchasing can have the imme.
date possession Of the land aud such use Of
the buildings as may be needed in putting out
the fall crop.
Terms or SALE-0ne.thir in cash ON
the day Of sale or upon ratification thereof by
the court; the balance to be paid in equal in.
sialments Of one and two years, with interest
from day Of sale, and 10 be secured to the
satisfaction Of the administrator
CHARLES b. ROBERTS,
Administrator with will annexed Of George
w. MeConkey, deceased.
july Oats JoHS I. DIFFExnAUGn, Auet.