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UNION RENO DIST

Fare well Fare well. 1t sounds go full
OF woe yet tits true the Republican party
with its corruption and misrule mus go.
Nearly ovory Republican we meet con
templates running for office.
We would ad iso editor Dawson TO on.
large his paper in order TO make room
for the names Of tire Office seekers.
Several persons I'm thi, community
we're summonsed To appear before the
grandjury this term OF court.
George Conn LAS quit work and gone to
peding ready made clothing, dry goods
and notions.
WIN. r.. Brown, AID George Conner
worshiped at Nazareth Sunday night last.
Misses Matte McCiee aud Eppie Boil
yard " ere visiting Miss InnIl shannon
Sunday last
Elisha S dwell has roturrol from an
extended visit in LucAor county.
Rev. j. w. Bedford preached an able
sermon ut Union Sunday week ago To a
large aud attentive audience. It Is quite
likely he will remain with Us another
year.
Mrs. James Conn, who was visiting
friends In Keyser, has returned home.
The ". u. =. =. ~ Union WAS organized
Sunday week ago by Rev. Bedford With
$. +. Brown ~ Supt. Assist, J. J. Smith:
Secty. Zed NJ. Ellison = redsursr, l.. II.
iialbritter; Librarian. James Conn. Jr
Sabbath School will commence April 2Oth
9 o'clock IS. IN. II IS expected all will
attend and take Am interest ih the WORE.
tn" most pleasant affair Of tho season
was the marriage Of John w. Funk and
Miss Elyiua g Shalan st tho residence
Of the BRIDES father. Mr.. brahain Sha-
han, on SUNDAY evening Aprl 9th Vt o
o'clock p. ~ Rev J. w. Bedfrd oniciat-
Ing. Mr.. Funk is a young man mo IL
very HIN y respected. Tho brioe is well
known iu this community and rs an &C.
compj-bed and highly esteemed lady.
She will be missed very much in our
cial circles. We wish them happy
voyage on tbe set Of iiis.
POCAupNTAs,
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PERSONAL.

ice Msrum, E q, of Grafton, is AHEAD.
ing court here.
Samuel Zlnn, of Reedsyille, was among
our callers on Monday.
Geo. A. acrring, of Valley district, was
IN town on business Tuesday.
Levi A. sh ffcr and Ben wotripg. of
Union, are in town this week.
Clarence Ollie, of Morgantowu, visited
relatives In town over Sunday.
Ed. Msnown spent Saturday and Sun
day in Oakland with bus friend, Julius
Monroe.
Will Wright left on Tuesday for the
eastern cities to purchase his spring stock
OF goods.
w. j. Il idehesver, of Btsddock, Pa,
is visiting his relatives aud friends at and
near this place.
Chas K, Vickery, one of Portland dis =
trict's prominent stock men, Wa in to see
us on Saturday,
Miss Jennie Crane, of Terra Alta, spen'
last week and part OF this visiting rels-
tiyes al tbis place.
John a. Gross, who has team 10 InGiana
Tor the psst three months, is now visiting
his family at Newburg.
Dan Harrington. Chester Crane. VIII
Browning and Oscsr Poston, gave TUE
ARGUS csll Saturday,
j. Z. Clark, OF Brsndonville, has sold
bis property anu will remove to Knawhs
county In week or two.
Mrs. J. ). LOar. of Reedsville, who has
been very sick for two or three months
past, is very little better yet.
Rev. Murray preached at the Presby
terrain church Sunday forenoon and at the
NJ. e. church Sunday evening.
DR. A VI. jarrett, spent last week and
pSrt of this professionally at this place.
We acknowledge pleasant and profitable
call from him while here.
j. G, Harrington, Of Newburg, was in
town ON Saturday last and had his name
placed on our subscription list. He talks
ct coming to this place, and opening up
hrs' class meat shop. Hope he may.
/. +. Il. Brown, f O., Of Philippi, was
here Saturday visiting his brother, John
ii. and james a. This is tue only visit
Mr. Brown hae paid this town In about
tour years. He departed on Sunday for
Charleston whore he went as a delegate to
the State Convention from Barbour.
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the following list OF 6SegstS Tor ,hat
district -
GRANT pfsrRiCr>
J. NJ. Chichester, John II. Feather,
Bruce Hill. Samuel Conner,
A. j. Miller. A. X. Feqrer.
DR.. NJ. =. Bcyte, J. g. Arnold,
Thad. Cuuninghain,J =. Mitchell.
The name of John III. Feather seotned
to CRATE hsishlY upon the ears OF some OF
the audience for some reason, and mo-
tim was immedis ely put before the house
which provided that Mr.. Feathers nasne
be stricken from the l.st and the name of
Ii. Clsy hsgans substituted instead. This
motion caused some degree of auimstion
to manifest itself. and when the vote upon
It was taken, II was not possible for the
president TO decide whether the ayes or
maya prrdominsted. A division was called
for and resulted in vote Of ID for ousting
Sir. Feathers and 10 for retaining him Al
one Of the delegates.
Dawson now moved that all Republi-
cans ia good standing who attended Al
harrisburg be considered as deli gates
Carried.
Dawson then urged upon the Conven-
ton the necessity OF meeting at the Jour
nat efiipe To fix mp the campaign slate.
He stated That the meeting would be held
at night. Lee Shaw thought Il would DO a
good idea To hold the meeting d0ring the
day or early in the evening. Dawson said
thus Was impossible on account OF TIM in
terfetence Of the court. he evidently
wanted as few present al this meeting ne
possible There being no more business
before the house, the meeting adj urned.
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L.. =. LYMAN.
kENBlAl'S SPAWN CURE.


IT pl' hlu~uu Nnu'h, r. miles north ~
DouVur G, lnrtd'.
Mnlrh 5th, 1883.
DIR. II. j. kiNDALL ~ CO., Gents:
For the pnSf three 'NTS have used u Zen
dalIS spawn cure. Ia every case o.
gavin, oi which hive trcIQed five, 10
hh killed thcm all and entirely removed
ih'cc. La cnSe "r spliut | mud IL has RIO
tuuhl, ono CaSe had wus 81 three year.,
standing AMI the SPAWN euro removed
II entire v. .had a COW get spawned
Wtd II entirely cured her. ono Notr ago
two huudred pound block at leo Tell
out Ola wagon striking nay iu I ON irstup
,1ii toes; /, would bc impuSSi BILE to nInSS
- t,t verso without hrcns my Any bon, N,
Nud.o. do not thipk pInDu alton ur the
leg would cause any moro pain. I went
tor NoudaliS SPAWN cure. II VAS al 1
used ma I'm six DAVIS | could walls ~
round. Ahuut three week. ago my team
RAJ, away threw me uut ot the wagon, tho
hind wheel strucK my knee. After ap.
plying several highly recommended lin>
incnts without obHiI,inu ANY IolinL |
oni for kendalis Spawn cure Nv reg
was drawn up aud nay kuco swcllon bnd-
lY. In three days | wd~ able 20 walk tu
tho barn. | could 20 luto dcudls moro
fully, aud muKe his - ~ long loitcr
bat will not weary YOU.
| am very rcsIe fully youis.
OSCAR +. HUTCHINSON,
! +. o. Lock Box, 23O2. Denver CITY, Col.
Sold by all Druggists.
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Cconnnacl neat week)
COUNTY COGRT.

The following changes we're m ,de IN
the road surveyor -. A. Muller vice
Jts. w Michael, Grsnt district joe. nj
Ter tof DanioD vice john W. Cuppett,
Graut district J0 J Liston vice ID. A.
Smith, Pleasant districts Geo A. Kelly
vice D. s. LivingoOd, Pleasant district.
A. F. Bolysrd vice J J. smith, Reno dis
trict ID Sinclair vice A. J. HanutOn,.
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Reno district, Richard LIAR vice W. +.
Menear. Valley district.
Read leading from Wa. d, Tnohntll ~
olh GAINESVILLE rosd estsblissot rs cuuu-
~ road. No money to be expended cut
of county or dis,rio, fund to make it
Geo. w. Shaver, Geo. l.. Blown and
James Conn appointed viewers of pro
posed couoty road from Tunuclton tn Tun
uel Hun.
james Shaw allowed $40 deusgcs by
road passing through his land leading from
Rockville 10 Jenkius.
G. Z. FOrvm IN presented n bill for dam
eges in the smouut OF $3.50 on account OF
road leading from Kingwood To Trow
bridges Ferry. Court allowed him 500
which be refused. Granted a writ of al
qusddsmnum.
Ordered that two days work be done on
the roads 10y each person liable under the
laws 10 work on the public roads.
DIR. Frey granted license TO carry on a
drug store in Brandorville.
following reports were confirmed :. -
Henry Cnpemsn, Admr. of ,s ate of Wm.
RNcc, final settlement.
Jas. GIahsm, guardian NJ E'ma Herring
hnal setilemont-Geo. Bucklew, Admr. of
estate Of Geo. NJ Bucklew, decd fiual
set,lement-Sarah Elsey, AdmrN. Of estate
OF k'chael Z. Elsey, deci., frs, settle
men,-J bna,hsa Formsn Guardian of Jno.
FormSn's childreu, first settlement. ! I'm
w. Guseman EXT OF the will OF David
Wheeler, decd, 81 so,tlement-J thu Jen b
kins, Exr OF will ct Samuel NJ. smith
deci.' 81 settlcment-Juseph Jackson
Trustee of Harriet Snaffvr, 3 I settlement
John w. Guseman, Admr of estate of
Christina Gusemsn, decd fiual settlement
Emanuel Bgley EXr r will Of Michael X .
B'gley, deed. 81 seulement-E uanuel
Bigl,y, EXr, Of will II MlCnael *. Beep-
ley, decd 81 settlement.
Isaac Gusemsn Guardian of his chill
d.cn; final settlement.
Helen White, Admrx. oflcstate Of VII
llam White, d. cd fret settlement.
hillersand. Werner, Admrs " estate of
Casper Werner, decd 6ual settl, men,.
Jehu Jepkins, Admr 81 cstate of Lee
i Scott. decd 2I..setllement.
Jonathan FJrman, Admr. of estate of
samuel Il sry, decd, final settlement.
w. A. Miller, Admr of estate Of .Jno.
Il Miller, decd, fiual settlement.
Helen White Guardian of Julia Wick
eDhuffr, filsl settlement
john z. Jones Admr. of estate of Z.b
ulon u wis decd, ilrst settlement.
Jacob FraukhowscI, Amir. of the es-
tate of William Sib TT, Grst settlement.
Hotel iceasrs were granted To J I'm
Wotrng, Henry X. wilt, James Shalt n,
Aurora. A drew Werner, Eglou r..
WhIe, Amos Crrull. David Lpvinstlne,
Matte ucK, NJ. Il. Worlhington, Geo.
Ed ok, Sarah Chidls'er, Jno A Peters and
s J Pns,en, Terra Alta
Ordrrrd that receipts uf bal ,nce paid 10y
Francis Hrerman', AZ Sheriff to the coun
| ~ he recorded.
2 Hotel licenses wrra granted L. X.
smith, K.ngwOod, Amos Snider, Rowles
bug,
Js. McG e appointed administrator Of
w. j. McGrr, drc'., and j. II. Sa1res
and Geo. Sheets appointed appraisers of
said estate.
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lack here is a Boh Hollis aud a Riu la
Vellc.
!. Miss lonHi0 Cane is WISHING relatives
At tie 'uHtN seat p h wC,k.
Harry N"IU'iustnu Nud Fr,nk RILEY
w:ll depart Co uoN tea Charleston. whcrc
they - a. do,ess,,S 60 thc state convcn,
uoh- +. \.
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BASE BALL

TERRA ALTA. APRIL I4.-At a stated
meeting Of the Enterprise base ball club
held on last Friday night, the following
players were chosen Tor the first nine,
subject 60 future change in one or two
instances Oscar Posten, pitcher. wsl>
ter Windle, catcher o.. Ket.leweli, LIST
base ID. }. Herndon, End base William
Welrh, 8rd base Ed Kildow, short stop;
Winfield Sterling, left field Sil7s Buck
lew, center field right field, vacant.
Ed. KildOw was appointed 10 represent
the club in the Executive meeting OF the
league.
RowLEsBURg, April IA The Delta
Base Ball club met on Monday evening
The 18th iUst. md Effected q temporary
organization by elccling the following Of
dc'rs: q. 3. NJ Hooton, president and J
L. Pierce, secretary. =. A. COniff was
elected member Of the ExecutiYp Com
mitlee Of the Preston County Base Ball
League.
Tue Chairman appointed y committee Of
three, consisting " Messrs =. A. ConiG,
<. 8. Hollis and J. J.. Pierce to draft by
laws and constitution
4 committee Of three C insisting Of r, $.
Hollis, X, b. Hooiln and jacob Ayers
man, was appointed by the Chairman TO
III up ", uuCs
Tue Chairman allen appointed com
---iltee ~ three, consisting uf 8. +.
Wheeler, p. J Dunn aud H. Pierce to
solicit membership.
copy Of csc proceedings ~ this meeting 10
each paper publiehed 10 Preston county.
On motion adjournment TO meet Satur-
day, The 1911 ins'.
G. ,. NJ Uouton, J. L. Pierca,
PresidCut. Secretary
~ Use Onion Cough Syrup.
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&a~J G.. Simpon. OF Followsvilc, H.
travelling agent for the sale Of the cele-
br'ted AullmHn Tnvlor CO.'S Engines.
Thr"Shors, and Saw Mills. Don't Gil lo
s"e him h"ioie purchasing. lie Will sayo
you money. a.
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sUBSCRIPTIoN-TERMs

To residents Of this ooltrsty-One year
Sl.O0 i'm advance $3.50 IL not paid for /.
advance; six months, 20; four months,
81 cents.
To no,,-resideNts Ofthe cott,lty-One wear.
81, l5-the Is cents extra being charged
Co prepay POSTAGE six months, 10 cents.
ShrSe months, 90 cents.
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ADAMS, y Y law. 80, tSS1
ne ktNpN,L. * Co., Gcut~
ll'Vt 70" u'ol q v,,,d deal ot Nnur Kcn-
.!'~ -. t'it '''tt MIA "a, at success. 1
th'nlht ~ 'ttd let Vpu kuuM what IL
lac ''pr w mr. Two wears uyn I I'm
A. ~, "dN u e. 4, * Wa~ eve" raised ",
J'dr'~'l q 30 lt,. n hen | WIS hteak-
irs mh', uc k'' Lsi uVtl the t"nss bar
c'ul cot u,~t ,uj ,ulc one oT hi- hind les
Hu p''c,. "mp.rNJd tho bps' i,r>
~ - hut ia Ru sa H. vas spnited.
lr utd uN'.V large tu.r urh,nin. prd
u~' 81 Nv" .ottlt - 81 Nour Noutlntl's SnpV.
ln CUR. Wut DO ir'N tive huucn entire,
"il, .unu IA, sofia 81 er.v,ui- tur 81. SuO tdni.
l'r~l uU,v u~od IL Gr hour SpaVns
"'i Wl' y'',~. ,'h 30 haS always vurcJ
"'."ri"l'N Cd t,u tu, ley y uoCtr.
u l~' ~ulrtuil medicine Tor Iheumn.
ll~W hINt tvt' mu,uucl u t. a ood
""'N. aW toe, H' S'N it docs she work.
W'~ IA NIthv,ngt ~ knpcland's
"lNs store a nu>, tho ct Vr day and
S'N very h'' picture YOU sent thom,
uie'i I" NnN 3, but could mo- they
Nud ~ w.ulu write tu YOU that van
M"uld s'u'' u. .u.' | wi~n yoH would
N"" wN e" N'n ,ii The good can.
NttN l'~t vuu ~,
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parleying some one handed the pres,den,
the following list OF ScSeSates Tor that
district -
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- Use Onion Cough Syrup.
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II will De observed ih't All The dlslricts
were represented 10 the Convention save
Grant, and II was puzzler 10 know what
to do 10 her case. After considerable
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1884-09-13
Leading Newspapers on Maine.

The annexed editorial extracts Indicate the
estimate placed on the Maine election by
leading newspapers:
New York Herald, Ind: "Mr. Blaine APP
pears to be 4 600 votes more popular III Name
Than the late President Garfield, and 1000
votes less popular than ex- President Ruther-
ford B. Hayes This is not very hopeful
showing for the Republican presidential can
didate in his own State. 1t does not show an
overwhelming enthusiasm for iavorlte
son. y
New York Times, Rep. with all their
straining. with the advantage of Mr.: Blame
appeals to State pride, with the held substah-
tally abandoned to them, the Repubhcans
have managed to hold their own, but have
not succeeded in getting their fair share OF
the increased vote.
New York World, Dem: ''Under the
circumstances, with an alliance between the
regular Republicans and the Prohibltonists,
the majority for Mr.. Blaine candidate Tor
Governor should have been at least 2O,oOo.
The failure to reach these figures Is an expos
ure of the weakness of Mr.. Blaine, ana an
Acknowledgement that his magnetic influence
will not attract the close States of the West
New York Sun, Ind, DEM: There are
crumbs of comfort for both Republicans ana
Democrats IN the returns HoHl -hdihC' NJ
Republicans may rejoice that the majority for
their candidate is quite as large as the most
sanguine had prophesied it would be, ana the
Democrats may find consolation IN the fact
that they gain somewhat in the manufactur'
ing cities
Washington Post, Dem: The canvass in
Maine has tied Mr.. Blaine and his fortunes to
prohibition His chances would have been
better in the close Republican States OF the
West if he had been defeated at home. One
of the significant facts in this election Is that
the Democrats have carried the two manufac-
turing cities of Lewiston and Biddeford, where
the Republicans pushed the tariff to the front
and kept it there.
New York Evening Post, Rep. The
noise over the result will subside presently,
and it will then be seen that the situation is
the same as it was before. The anti Blaine
Republicans in this and other States are not
going to change their estimate of Mr.. Blaine
character because the Republicans OF Name
take a more charitable view of 1t than they
have been able to. There is no signs of the
promised labor or Irish vote in his favor, any
more than there was in Vermont; but an
ominous sign that the protection dodge Is
not working well this year is found IN the
fact that several factory towns, including
Biddeford and Lewiston, have reversed their
usual Republican majorities and have gone
Democratic. The laboring man is discover-
ing that protective system which promises
him high wages but does not give him work
is a doubtful kind of blessing.
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Business Locals.

Splendid farm of 1873 acres on Littlestowr
pike, almost adjoining Westminster. Excel
lent improvements. Wampler Il Manning
Apple Butter and Cider for sale by Edward
Leese, near Bachman's Mills.
Just Arrived-The finest lot of Hats ever
received in Westminster, at VIM. IL. BiXler s.
To FARMERs.-As wheat is so low in price
all want the best Fertilizer for the least money.
This you can have by using the Old Pittsburg
Ammoniated Bone Super Phosphate of Lime.
For sale by L. Zepp, East End, Westmin-
stcr, Md.
The largest stock of Boots, Shoes and
Trunks at VIM. III. BiXler's. s6:3t
CHOICE CLOVER SEED.
Choice Clover Seed for sale by N. |. Cor
such & Son, Westminster, Md. aug 30:4t
Marvelous-How wonderfully popular j.
NJ. Laroque's Anti Bilious Bitters is with the
people, and how quickly Dyspepsia, Head
ache, Constipation and all forms of Liver
Disease yields to its influence. % cents a
paper; 81 bottle. w. Z. Thornton, Balti-
more and Harrison streets, Baltimore, Md.
N. l. Gorsuch & Son are exclusive agents
for Il. J. Baker & Co.'S, Pure Dissolved Bone.
26 Ct
Winter Wheat Bran, choice White Mid
dlings, Cotton Seed Meal, Flax Seed Meal,
and Corn and Rye Chop, separate or mixed.
N. /. Gorsuch 4 Son. d14
Farmers Reliance" the best Cheap
Phosphate offered to Farmers; used largely,
especially in Bachman's Valley. $500 per
ton. N. |. Gorsuch & Son, Agents. &c lot
Bone and Chemicals for manufacturing phos-
pilates, long and successfully used in Carroll
county. N. |. Gorsuch 4 Son, Agents 26 Ct
Use Ross Raw Bone Phosphate for Wheat
and Grass. Refer to some of the best farmers
in the county. Sold only by N. /. Gorsuch 4
Son, aug9:6t
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The Blaine Libel Suit.

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 4-The answer of the
Sentinel Company in the Blaine libel suit was
filed in the United States Court this morning.
The defense admits printing and publishing
the article complained of in an issue of Au-
gust s, 1884, and denies that it was false in
any particular 1t sets forth that James G..
Blaine was married to Harriet Stanwood Mt
Pittsburg on or about March %, 1851 tina,
prior to that time, during the coprtshipt
Blaine sedqeed Miss StaBwoDd; that he at
first refused to make reparation for the wrong
done, but being afterwards strongly urged
thereto and violently threatened with ehas
tisement and punishment therein for his SAID
wrong doing, and perchance repenting him of
the evil, married her Us stated ; that in June
following a child was born, known as Stan
wood Blaine, WHICH lived two or three years,
and was always acknowledged by plaintiff and
his wife as their son, by reason whereof de-
PENDANTS say that the matters and things set
forth in the article recited are true, and the
same being true, they were published of and
concerning the said plaintiff by defendant as
they justly and lawfully might do. The de-
PENDANTS file with their answers a number of
Undergraduates relating to Biaine's past life
and the time and place of his marriage, and
require that they be answered by the plaintiff
under oath, positively and without evasion,
within such time as may be limited by the
court.
Mr.. John G.. Shoemaker has issued card
denying that the defendants are trying TO delay
the trial, and stating that they will by ready
to go before jury early in October. if not
sooner c
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Notice is hereby given that primary meet
ings will be held at the usual places in the
several districts of Carroll county on SATUR-
DAY, SEPTEMBER 18th, to select five del
egates from each district to county conven-
ton in Westminster, ON MONDAY, SEP
TENDER 18th, which convention will choose
five delegates to represent the county in the
second congressional district convention, to
be held in Towson, on Wednesday, Septem-
Der 18th, 1884, to nominate candidate to
represent the district in the next national
House of Representatives. The hours for
the primaries have been fixed as follows:
TaneytowD district from to p. IN.
Uniontown district from to p. IN.
Myers district from 4 to p. m.
Woolery's district from to Z p. m.
Freedom district from 5 to p. m.
Manchester district from to 5p. m.
Westminster district from 10 a. m. to l p. m.
Hampstead district from to p. m.
Franklin district from to 6 p. NJ.
Middeburg district from G to p. m.
New Windsor district from to p. m.
Union Bridge district from to s p. m.
r. MANNING, Chairman
Democratic County Central Committee.
CHARLES r. Favour, Secretary.
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TRUsTEEs SALE
Il OF
STORE GOODS AND VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

The undersigned, trustee of Thomas l.
GrifIee and Alfred " Shipley, in insolvency,
by virtue of an order of the Circuit Court for
Carroll county, passed in No. 1G and No. Ii
Insolventsr will sell at public sale, to the
highest bidder, at the storeroom formerly
occupied by Griffee and Shipley, in Mechan
icsville, Carroll county, Maryland, on
Wednesday, The eth day Of September, 1889,
at o'clock, A. NJ, the entire stock of goods
and merchandise contained in and about said
store, consisting in part of dry goods, ready
made clothing, notions, boots and shoes, hats
and caps, hardware, queensware, tobacco,
canned fruit, store fixtures, platform and
counter scales, Davis chilled plows, plug
pillow, double shovel plows, 10 corn drags, =
spring wagons, top buggy, set Of single har-
ness, 2 sets Of double harness, 2 bay "a
geldings, both of which are about 5QNS1
years old, one of which is a superior lN0sA~
work horse, and the other is also good driv-
ing and work horse; a lot of corn by the
bushel, and variety of other articles too
numerous to mention.
Terms of Sale.-All sums of $40 and under
cash, and on all sums above $40 a credit of
four months will be given, on note with APP
proved security, bearing interest from the day
Of sale. j. OLIVER WADL0W,
Trustee Of Thomas |. Griffee and Alfred Y
Shipley, in Insolvency
sep6:ts Reifsnider & Fink, Solicitors