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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-12-14
TRUsTEE's SALE
Il OF VALUABLE
REAL & PERSONAL PROPERTY
In Freedom District. Carroll Co. Md.

BY virtue Of deed of trust from Johnathan
NJ. Dorsey and Julia A. V. Dorsey, his wife,
10 the undersigned. duly executed and re-
corded among the, Land Records of Carroll
county, | will sell at Public Sale, on the
premises, now Oceapied by the said Iohna-
than NJ. Dorsey, situate on the Washington
road, and about one. half mile from Berret p.
o., Freedom district, Carroll county, Nd, on
Tuesday, nth day Of December, 4. d., 1889,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. the following described
valuable Real and Personal Property, to wit:
First. A parcel of land containing
"a ACRES AND . PERCHES,
more or less; about 10 Acres is in excellent
Timber, about 10 Acres is Meadow Land,
and the balance is in a good state of eultiva-
ton. This lot is on the White Rock Road
leading from the Liberty Road to the Sykes
vile Road, is about one mile from Freedom,
and adjoins the land of John Paul, Robert
Hewitt and others.
Second. A Wood Lot containing IL Acres,
more or less. This lot adjoins the land of
Henry Cook, Francis Glennan and others.
This lot is heavily covered with choice Tim.
Der.
Also at the same time aud place The follow
ing Personal Property. consisting in part Of
6 superior work horses, mares and geldings;
yearling colt, broadtread wagons. hDgeSr'
Dayton wagon, sets ny carriages furrow,
single and double SHOVEL plows, drill sets
wagon hsgDess, sets pillow gears, harrows,
corn forks, matters, chains, mattocks, hoes,
mich cows SOW and pigs . bears, yoke of
oxen and cart, mowers, binder, lot of hay,
and a large variety Of other valuable Personal
Property, Farming Utensils, &c, too numer-
Gus TO mention.
Terms Of Sale Of the Real Estate.-0ne.
third cash on the day of sale or on the rati6-
cation thereof: one-third in months, and
the other one-third in Is mouths from the day
of sale; the credit payments to be secured by
notes with approved security bearing interest
from the day of sale.
FERNS Of Sale of the Personal Property
All sums of $40 aud under cash, on all sums
above $40 credit Of six months viii be given
on note with approved security, bearing in
terest from the day OF sale.
WALTER DORSEY, Trustee.
Reifsnider & Reifsnider, Solicitors.
nov % Is
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-12-14

For iizsc after the burning of tbv beildinE
a. THIS place, occupied BY isssc Magrv son,
oa the night Of November 1T. li vas feared
that ouF village wosld b. without store
FindinE % ycry iHconycnirhi 90 be wilhUul one
Jesse Azgec 4 Sou have erected one on their
property, b b u feet, and are having il
stocked with avw gooda Sjucr then, an.
other store Is being erected b. Edward q.
Van ncuscn, on the site Of the old one, ans
Is EiIl b. completed IN a short tims. ~ the
sane time Taylor Greea have crested =
large warehouse. a. hy - feet. The latter
drta. a. ~ understand. intend baying all
kinds Of couuiry proiace. hay and ssFsw, &c,
and are pa,iing IA large hay scales aad bay
press 10 bail hay aud sFAu Aad ship 20 Baiu
mpsr.
Rev Nj SlAabs has BOW taken posses
sion Of the house ,a;ely occupied BY Rev. Mr..
Naa pcascn, who moved 30 Baltimore last
fall
Oar toua raa nos boast Of having tao
stores. a warehouse, backyard, large aour
miil, one shoemaker, a doctor, preacher
and = basket maker. 50 &c are not taT be-
bird other towus ~ ohr EtEs
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-12-14

The old Ivy Paper Mil, in coarse Of bctng
remodeled and renovated, IS 20 be pat in
operation the present week II All things WORK
right, and the parties contemplate msnHtac'
turing printing paper.
The new barn in course 81 erection by
Edmondson & Poole for Mr.. Joshua Murray
is drawing 10 flash and in few days vii
be completed.
The protraesed meeting. which has beea ia
progress nj Moani Pleasant NJ. f. Church Tor
4 couple OF weeks, closed Tuesday night. The
protracted meeting II Providence N. ?.
Church closed sometime ago on account Of
the Indictment weather and muddy roads.
EdmondsoR x Poole have beea saving thr
lumber for the new bridge al Basetnan's ford
on Morgan ran, and completed their work
last week. They intend moving their saw
mill ia few days to the Deerpark Farm 10
saw timber for two new buildings on thai lartn.
The foundation walls for same are already up
The contractor for the new bridge al Base
mans ford has workmen AZ work aud con
templates pushing the same to an early com
pletion.
VIM. Fl. l.amolts has opened store 10 his
room here which was formerly occupied by
X. W. Barnes, but who sold out las; spring
and vent 20 haeksiering.
The widow and ehildrea Of Samuel Knight
have moved TO this place.
We give the weights Of few porkers;
Jarrett y. Shauck, SIX, SIP, IA, 265, %.
25I, PAS; Talbert Buckingham, five, l l months
old, 300, 300, 344, 235, 225; John Parrish,
two, Dos, 269; X. W. Barnes, two. So, 3l2;
Thomas j. Miller, two, 3is, PSI, also three
spring pigs, 1874, l42, IA.
Vim. II. Gorsuch, near this place, IS max
ing fine improvements on his farm, which
helps appearances very much.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
NO 2772 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll county, sitting
as a Court of Equity.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll county, sitting
as Court of Equity.
James A. C. Bond, Plaintiff, VS.. Henry Duke
hart, Defendant.
The object of this suit is to procure decree
for the sale of certain real estate in Carroll
county, in this state, owned by Henry Duke
hart, the defendant.
The bill states that the defendant, Henry
Dukehart, became indebted unto Azaria
Eyster during the years 1887, 1888 and 1889,
and that said Eyster recovered two several
judgments therein against said Dukehart, one
on the 18th day of October, A. D. 1888, for
the sum of S306 80 debt and ST. 55 costs of suit;
the other for 1913. so debt and Sl.40 costs of
suit; that said judgments became lien upon
the lands of the defendant in said Carroll
county; that the defendant is possessed of real
estate in Carroll county, consisting of one
hundred and one square perches of land, more
or less, described in deed from Charles W.
Winemiler, trustee, to him, dated the 10Th
day of December, A. D. 1882, and recorded
among the Land Records of Carroll county,
in Liber F. T. s. No. SO, folio 1872; that said
judgments were assigned by the said Eyster
to James A. G. Bond, plaintiff to this suit,
and that after said judgments were recovered
the said Henry Dukehart was found to be a
non compos mentis upon writ de lunatico
inquirendo, issued out of the Circuit Court
for Frederick county, on the LIST day of April,
A. D. 1885, and that said inquisition was rati-
fed on the 10th day of April, "A. D. 1889, by the
said Circuit Court for Frederick county, and
Adam j. Dukehart, brother Of defendant,
was appointed his trustee and committee;
that the defendant is without other property,
real or personal, to pay said judgments, and
that he is a nonresident, living in Franklin
county, Pennsylvania.
1t is thereupon, this 22d day of November,
a. d. 1899, ordered BY the Circuit Court for
Carroll county, sitting as a Court of Equity,
thar the plaintiff, by causing a copy of this
order to be inserted in some newspaper pub
lished in Carroll county, once in each of four
successive weeks before the 23rd day of De-
cember, A. D. 1882 give notice to the said
absent defendant of the object and substance
of this bill, warning him to appear in this
Court, in person or by solicitor, on or before
the 18th day of January, 1890, to show cause,
if any he have, why decree ought not to pass
as prayed
WM n. MARTIN, Clerk.
True copy,-Test:
nay ~ 1t WN N M4RTIN Clerk
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Among the porciac items, we mention that
Frank Eekenrode killed eight hogs, ayerag
ing 27S pounds. that BHdd oursler's hogs
weighed 800. 26O, 40 and los pounds; that
Harry Caplc's SIX hogs weighed $50 pounds;
that Emanuel Arnolds big Porker weighed
A. pounds, aud tina, Milt, Chew made case
OF sausage - feet long.
On Tuesday, John G.. Baumgartner, near
here. fell iron, a load Of fodder fourteen feet
10 the ground
DAVID Green raised his large barn last
saturday, near this place.
Elias Reed, near here, packed away tins
fall 49, 600 celery stalks.
Jesse Magee, at Carrollton Station. has his
store up and IN operation,
The Carrollton public school has now -
scholars. Miss Fannie Matthews is the eff
cieut teacher.
Rev. W. Irving Dice, pastor CT Pleasant
Grove Church, at Sandy Mount, aud Miss
Lucy Ellen Reed, daughter OF Mr.. Elias
Reed, near Carrollton, we're married at the
Church, on Wednesday evening, by Rev.
Chas. A Reid Of Westminster, assisted by
Rev. G.. ". Cooper, of the same city.
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M.rr. ths motner Of washington.

On the outskirts of Fredericksburg, Va,
is the grave of Mary, the Mother Of Washing.
ton. To mark the spot is an unfinished
monument, now in a ruined condition. The
ladies of Fredericksburg are making laud-
able effort to erect a suitable aud enduring
monument to the Mother of the Father of His
Country, aud they solicit subscriptions to aid
them. 1t is not a local matter-the rather, a
national one, and all patriotic citizens should
contribute, no matter how little, 10 this worthy
undertaking.
The ladies of Fredericksburg have a char.
tered society, with an advisory board of gen
tIemen, and the National Bank, of Frederlcks-
burg is treasurer.
The association appeals for aid to the citi-
zens of Carroll, aud Miss Mary B. Shellman,
Westminster, has been designated to receive
and forwared subscriptions. She will gladly
receive contributions in any amount.
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On Friday morning. December 5ih, re-
Specially dressed man stopped 81 the rcsi
denca.of Mr.. Peter Woods, near Fnksburg,
aud asked for some water, - which be drank
copiaasy Shortly after drinking the SsieT
be vas taken sith violent attack Of hemog
rhase, and vomiicd blood freely. Or +.
Noores vas Immediately Summoned and pro
nnuncrd the MAI 10 o. IN sertoas condition.
The mau. nn inquiry, said his name Sas ..
j. LOTUS. of it4 W Lexington street. balti
mosr. Nd \ telephone message WAS 'mme'
dlalely senI 10 ms relatives. but before ans
OF them could reach him death snsued. Mr..
Valentine, Of Charles street, brother IN law
Of the deceased, arrived on the =, NJ. train
Friday evening aud made the necessary a..
Engagements for the removal OF the body. +.
A. Sbarrer 4 Son. Of Westminster, conveyed
the remains 10 the 10 A. N. train at Ehks
burg station Saturday morning, whenee they
were taken 90 Baltimore.
The deceased was agent for a Llihoggaphlc
Company, he vas shout ~ years OF age
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Mr.. Bernard Gore and wife. Of Rsisters
,oxn. spen, "Wednesday Of last week with
friends near here.
Mr. John porau, It this place. slaughtered
eight porkers few DAYS ago. FIVE Of which
we're Eve months old and averaged s. pounds.
Mrs f. J. Phillips had seven killed. the
larges, weighing $40 pounds Mr. 7. ;. Clark
slaughtered i've, six months old. averaging
20 pounds
We lhought the cider season was about
over. hut ~ noticed enc Of oar friends rolled
iu two more barrels Ihis week, and, Judging
from the number Of barrels 30 his cellar.
prohibition Is 5 long way OF yet.
The recent 6ne weather has gwen ogr
farmers ample time TO get iheir work done.
We notice that few arr not through huskius
corn a, this writing. Mos, Of those Who had
plowjuE 70 do arr nearly through.
Mr. James Carlette hroaght from Ohio
lev DAYS ago a hickory mas whieb measured
i inches IN circumference. This uut can b.,
seen ~ Phillips Bro. $ al am iiu1e. Can ihts
be- beaten in Maryland
Cards arr cat for the marriage Of Mr.. Jas
Curie;ie, Of Dayton. OHIO. aud Miss Rachel
l. Braudeuburg, Of this place. en- Tuesday,
nscenlb Der lIlh.
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December mercury p az : a. m. and 80
at = p. M; clear. December S-mercury So
at a. IN. and 46 at , p. m; cloudy followed
by rain, showery during the night. Decem
Der 9-nercury 81 at a. M and 81 at p.
m; generally clear. December l0-mercury
80 at a. m. and II at , p. m, cloudy with
light rains December ll-mercury 4S at Z
a m. and - at > p. m; rain followed by
blustery and partially cloudy weather.; clear at
night December I2-mercury SO at a. IN.
and so at . p. m; clear. December ID
mercury A at a. m. and 60 at II M; slight
rain, followed by clear and blustery weather.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-12-14
From ca.en,rills. baltimore County:

Carroll county has not all the hogs IA the
country Mr.. Muudeiinc killed one recently,
nine months old, that weighed 3j2 pounds
John Kehner's hogs weighed s7i, +62, 4gJ and
5S7 respectively. Andrew Rich weighed as
and Frank r. Ruff 600 and 80. The latter
also slaughted a beef that dressed 700 pounds.
Carroll used to beat these weights some years
ago, bat Baltimore county can now match
Carroll, We belieye.
As TO schools, Caionsyille Is pretty close up
to Westminster. The catholic school con
nected with ~ Marks Church, under the
auspices Of the Sisters of Mount de Sales,
has % scholars, public school No. II, taught
by Miss Victoria Hayden has 100 pupils, and
No. > school, with 8 principal aud two assis-
tauts, has 40 scholars There IS also a
private school for young ladies and another
for gentlemen.
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stonsrsviIls Items.

Since DIR. Bilhngslea has taken charge we
can see that the turnpike is getting in better
condition. There are at present two teams
hauling limestone on the pike. One team
hsuls toward Westminster and the other hauls
toward Mt. Pleasant
Most Of our farmers have completed butch.
ering, but as yet there have been no extra
large hogs to be reported.
John Stonesifer had a very sick COW, on
Friday last, bat by the timely arrival OF De-.
Harstone, of your city, she was soon out OF
danger.
Our friend Joe has been visiting Pennsyl-
vania quite often of late. Rumor has it that
we are to have two weddings near our village
before New Years. Several near friends have
commenced to fast to ell up on the day of the
wedding.
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DuRLIc sALE.-Wm be sol,

DUBLIC SALE. Will be sold at
l. Public Sale, on the premises, in Union
town on Saturday, December II, 1889, at y
M, all the Valuable Machinery used in man
ufaeturing furniture, consisting of 3 Cabinet
Workbenches and necessary tools and clamps,
hand or power Circular Saw for putting in
wrought bed posts, Turning Lathe, foot or
power; Morticer, Barnes Tenoning Machine,
l or horse Tread Power, with governor,
betting, &c, large lot of New Furniture.
Also fine stylish young Black Mare, Har-
ness, Wagon, Cart and everything necessary
to carry on business. Terms easy.
dec7 2t& O. NJ. HfTESHEW.
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Now a Word About Groceries:

Best &c Sugar sold in Baltimore. All
Sugars sold at cost. Best Syrup 95c "a gallon,
best Coal Oil Sc gallon, best Cider Vinegar
l5c a gallon. fine Salt Toe a peck, Apple
Butter aud Jellies SC pound, best rice &c a
pound, Starch 84c pound, Corn Starch &c
a pound. Washing Soda l lc pound, Pepper
2Oc pound, best Lard 7lc a pound, Dat Meal
4c pound, Crackers Sc pound, Buekwheat
Sc a pound, Corn Meal l9c a pound, New
Hominy SIC quart, New Beans 74c quart,
best Turkish Prunes 4lc pound.
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Death of Joshua cOrbin.

Mr. Joshua Corbin, we'll known and
highly respected citizen of Fountain Valley,
died at his residence on Thursday, at u. % a.
m, after long and painful illness, aged IA
years. His funeral will take place this
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock, at St.
Johns Catholic Church, Westminster. The
pail bearers will be Frederick Zahn, Emanuel
Forney, Samuel Hughes w. H. Heagy,
Uriah Babylon and David Roger. The de-
ceased was life long Democrat, good
neighbor and friend.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-12-14

The surveyors of the Gettysburg and Wash
ington Railroad passed through our vicinity on
Monday. They run within two hundred yards
east of Dennings, P. o. We are glad to see
them come this way.
Most of our armers are through with plOw
ing for corn and some of them are blowing
for oats.
Banks Trayer and brother lost horse last
week and Dan Thise lost one also.
Following are the weights of some porkers
butchered in this vicinity the past week: John
Murray, two April pigs, 303 and 300; Nathan
Bair, two 34l and 3l2.
A very quiet wedding took place in this
neighborhood the past week.
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Weirhts OF HnEE.

The following weights Of hogs have been
sent to this Office:
Tannery-Iewis Green. fifteen, weighing
SD, 1851, 4o5 29Il. PIP. 1901, lTa, 2la4.
Is4l, 224. l13, 2IO. is. 1903, l5al; also one
beef weighing $50 pounds. Isaac i. Gucen,
two. as and Ssh pounds. 4. l.. Gwen. two,
4l5l and Sn5l Henry Miller. eight, ~,
Ia, lG7, $50. 23a. 2S2, 30 agd ga
Westminster Edward r. Hut, tao, &'.a
aud S64 pounds; Gershom Huff, two, - and
go. Daniel Barns, two, BAL; Augustus
Eusor. two, slll and 29sl; Allen Fuss.
seven, weighing =, 2l2 pounds. Jonas Bank
ert, three, SIS pounds:
+. f. Cootcs. four. fourteen mouths old.
weighing 4s9E. i9S, ASH and aHtl There
was a guess box, al - eea,s guess, wilh
Sc 80 in Il. which was MOB by T. Wagner.
Near Westminster-Juhn lrait, four $50
pounds, the heaviest weighing d95 pounds
John Rickel. seven. l,j0i poands; Paunek
MckeefeT, two, 10 and 40; ". Z. stone.
two, S96. as. VIM. Losrey. two. Sss,, SIS.
Noah S,ouesifer, two, $50. $40; Elmer
Green, three. 10 los. los Daniel Haa'er,
three, weighing sos, 40 and % pounds
Aims Hoase, seventeen, weighing. $50,
800, $50. 25a. ~, 80, "a, 5o5. 242, go,
2f0. ~ 2a6. $50. SIS. DO, 3,.s--iutAi I $50
pounds; also onc beef weighing el0 pouuas.
Mrs Rachel YingliuE. near lAueyi0ua,
three, e6g pounds; and young buli weigh.
ing 40 POands
J. H. Blocher, Aiesia. foar, Is moaihs old
weighing 545, $40, 464 aud al pounds
Wm. Miller, near SAndyyille, four. weiEh
ing 52a, as. SO and 500 possds.
At FouutAia Vailey-U pioa Decker, two,
$50 aud i75; Lewis Nicholas, three, ~, 80.
go; George Thomas. two, 2i5. 2i0 Emanuel
FOrary, four, &a5, 4Sd, 862. 35b-iog&l ,h4s.
sans Creek-Jesse l.. DeviIbiss, nine,
weighing $40 poands Columbus LINDSAY.
eight, weighing :, S09 Pouads
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Miss Julia F. McKellip, of this city, left
on Thursday for Columbus, Ohio, to visit her
cousin, Mrs. l.. G. Kilbourne, SAC E. Rich
street.
Col. A. S. Taylor, of Baltimore, spent Sat
urday, Sunday and Monday in Westminster.
Miss Edith Ehrman, Of Baltimore, is
visiting Miss Rosa Miller, near Sandyvile.
Mr. Brodbeck, of Mannheim township, York
county, Pa, is visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Henry B. Albaugh, this city.
DIR. Jos. I. Herring, of this city, who has
been sick for the past three weeks, is now
much improved, but not yet able to leave his
room.
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But the most wonderful reduction has been
in Tea. We cannot understand why there
should be such big profit on Tea. Usually
if a merchant pays soc for Tea he sells it for
6Oc or zoe pound. This is not right; it is
too much. We sell such Tea as this for 35c
or 4Oe pound. Our Teas range in price
as follows: l5c. 25c, soc, 4Oc, soc, and the
very finest of Tea at zoe pound.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-12-14

Now, friends, come to see us; it is to your
advantage. We have the two old time houses
on the corner of Gay and Ensor streets, right
across the street from the engine house with
the high tower, and we win be pleased to wait
on you at any time.
FREY & CO.,
Gay and Ensor Streets,
dec7 1t Baltimore, Md
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nninn miIls Items.

William Bankert raised his barn last week,
His daughter who was suffering from diph-
iberia. is better. A goodly number of people
have suffered with it but are better now.
George Huff and family visited his father,
in Hampstead, last week.
Mrs. Jeremiah Shaffer, of Brummel, Wis
tied friends and acquaintance in and around
Union Mills last week.
Hery WisDer has completed his new house,
aud has moved in it.
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Ho! FOR CHRISTMAS!

Raisins &c pound; you could not buy a
hundred boxes Of this kind today for less than
Tie; Seedless Raisius Zoe pound; Currants
&c a pound. CiJron. that is Citron, DE a
pound: Bunch RaisinS, Muscatelle Raisins,
Valencia Layer Raisins, Raisins of all kinds.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-12-14

Facts are stubborn things to prove, but We
will prove the fact that we are the very
cheapest of Grocers by giving you our p-iees
and telling You a little about the quality Of
our goods.
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THE DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE,
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY
vANDERFo BROS

TERMS-S2 per year, in advance. Single copies
cents No subscription discontinued until all arrears
are paid unless at the option of the publishers.
ADVERTISING RATES.-0ne square Is lines will
be inserted times less for ST. and % cents for
each subsequent insertion. One square months
$3.50 months So; u months SIS. Business Cards.
not exceeding S lines IS peryear When the number
of insertions Is not marked advertisements will be
continued until forbid and charged accordingly.
Yearly advertisers must eonfine advertisements to
their own business, Rule and Figure Work double
price Business Locals 10 cents per line Marriages
and Deaths inserted free. Obituaries and Personal
Communications cents per line.
aS- All correspondence with this Office should be
addressed, TO THE ADVOCATE"
Fzrezed at the Post Office, Westminster, Maryland,
as Second Glass Matter.
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NUTS.
NUTS.


Hazel loo, English Walnuts lac. Butternuts
lie, Pecans Toe. Almonds lie, Mixed Nuts
l3c pound.
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Do you want 10 save money
DO you want TO buy Holiday Goods cheap?
Dou YOU want 10 buy all your Groceries cheap
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Now remember, these are low prices, but
the goods are of the very best quality that are
imported.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-12-14

Figs Toe pound, Candy from ! lie pound
upward, Oranges 2Oc dozen, Lemons l5c
dozen and upward.
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Charles Discher, proprietor of the hotel at
this place, is sick. Mrs. Catharine Gettier
is suffering with erysipelas of the face and
head.
George Sellers has moved to Mr.. Adam
Meyle's farm.
months old, which weighed 800 pounds; VIM
Hutchinson killed two that weighed GA
pounds; Elisha Brummel killed two, year
old, weighing S24 and 800, also two six
month-oId pigs, weighing 249l and POI
pounds.