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and other trult trees on the PREMISES .z-Sn-
there is a due proportion of wood and meadow
land.
Lot No. , contains 33 Acres, Roods and
Is Perches, more or less. There is a frame
tenant house on this parcel; about s acres is
in timber.
Lot No. contains &C Acres and ! Rood,
more or less. There is a log dwelling house
on this parcel; about II acres is in timber.
Lot No. 4 contains y Acres, more or less.
Lot No. contains - Acres, l Rood and
- Perches, more or less.
Lot No contains Acres and 20 Perches,
more or less.
Lot No contains Acres, . Foods and
: Perches, more or less.
Lots Nos. 4, ), & and are heavily covered
with superior Oak and Hickory Timber.
This land is on the old Indian road, near
the road leading from Sandy Mount TO
/ Patapsco Station. on the Western Maryland
Railroad; the woodlots all front on the rail
road, near Patapsco Station, are about six
miles from Westminster, Nd, and adjoin the
! land of VIM. H. Westaway, John Flater and
others.
survey Of this property has been made,
and plat of the same will be exhibited on
the day Of sale, by which the same will be
sold. A road is provided for the woodland.
Terms Of Sale.-One-third cash on the day
I of sale or on the ratification thereof one
/ third in one year and the other one third in
I two years from the day of sale; the credit
( payments to be scared by the notes of the
/ purchaser or purchasers, with approved secu-
{ rity, bearing interest from the day of sale.
HARRY c. ALLGIRE. T.,s,a..
( CHAS. I. REIFSNIDER, hiuS'ees'
( feb2 Is X. c. Matthews, Auctioneer.
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TO CREDITORS.

40. 2ss EQUITY.
Ia she Cjsvgii Court log Carroll CouBly
ChAries D Roberts aud Jsues A. C. Beoj.
plaintiffs and trustees, "a Samuel ".
Rgh and Elicu C. Erb. BIS vile, dcira-
danss
Notice Il hereby given 90 al the creditors
uf Saingcl " Fro, vho we're sueh on ~
before ihe sla day af May, A. d Issr, she
date 81 ths detd % trust. oopy ~ whioh Is
Sled in tbs above eai,yied cause, 20 Gle their
a.aims. daily proven aad authenticated, vh5ch
the elrrk II the Circuit Coan Cor Carroll
County, on or prior to iAe oh day OF Afrl.
A. D. lSsg
JOHN >. RACMGARrNER, ia.
feb az Auditor.
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Matthew Tyler, of York, Pa, on Wednes.
day made an assignment TO 5. II. Ferry and
David Emmit His estate is estimated to be
worth over 500, 600, while his liabilities may
reach $40, 1900. The assignment was not made
through any embarrassment, but because OF
the q eat age aud feebleness Of Mr.. Tyler.
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There viii be music in the White House
after the fourth of March. Col. Halford is a
skilled whistler, and Gen. Harrison sings
superbly. Strong combination Harrison and
uatford
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MARRIED.

At the parsonage, Silver Run, January .,
1854. by Rev. j. G.. Moss, Alawis ID. FeeSer
and Miss Agnes NJ Crow, both of near
Union Mills, this county.
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In Washington city the annual death rate
per 1000 Of the white population is 1929
While that of the eolored population is 1880
a very marked difference in fasor Of the
whites
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In eleven years from this time we shall be
living in the twentieth century of the Chris
tan era. Some of the Christian interpreters
of the Biblical prophecies have tried 70 prove
by them that the millennium would dawn ~
the twentieth century. and that mankind
would then enter upon the enjoyment OF
thousand years Of universal peace and hap
piness. II may be So though the signs of It
are not yet obvious 10 the appropriate eye
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W B. Posey, Republican, was elected to
Gil the vacaaey in The present Congress caused
bg the resignation of Gov. Hovey, IN the hrst
district Of Indiana, by a maiority OF 900 to
I.O00 over w. f. Parrett, Democrat, who
defeated Posey by 20 votes in November tor
the same seat in the next Congress.
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Indiauapolis is the Mecca of the Repuhli
can Office seeker, the shrine of the profit, the
present objective point Of all political pilgrim
ages.
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Arehduke Rudolf. the Austrian Crown
Prince aud heir apparent to the throne, was
found dead 10 bed on Wednesday morning at
Neyerling, near Baden, Austria. ApoPlexy
4 supposed 10 haze been the cause of his
death
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NToRTGAGEE's SALE
N1 as
VALUABLE WAREHOUSE,

AND DEPOT LOT

By virtae Of a power Of sale contained IN a
mortgage from David Hel,abidie and w,ie,
dated the 25Ih dav Of Nay. lS73, aud recovdsd
among ths Real Estate Mortgage Records OF
Cauoil county, la l.;bsr J. Il. r.. No. s. folio
$50, the undersigned, Mortgage, vail oder a.
pab.ic sale, on she premises. on
TUESDAY. 18th day Of FEBRC AIRY lsSo.
AZ O'Clock. =. NJ, al the right. ;ille and
estate 81 The sald David Heilahlaie and SITE.
being an undivided osc half Interest 10 aud
g. an that 10, ot grosnd situated on The West.
rfa NarFias4 Railroad Al ! urk Road Station,
~ Carroll county. Maryland. coH'aiBigz
s ACRES. 9 ROOFS AND - SQUARE
PERCHES OF LAND,
saoFa % icsa, and being The same land waieh
The sa,d uaFgd Helyahldle aud the gnduFssgn.
ed Obtained FROM ", Marshall Nrhrpz and
xisc by deed dated March I'd. ls1o, and -.
corded asaaar the Lard Records % Carroll
county aforesaid, IN l,ber J. Il. r.. Ne. -,
folio is5. Sc
rhis loi is Improved b. a lassc story
Brick Warehouse 20xs1 feet,
Elih basement; asso big Market a
Hoase isx2Q feet. Tbe basii- ,ss -
iuss are ia excellent eondi. &1zSss -
iion Also BY 3 RAiisosd Swltch, extending
thereon. for about leo yards, Aas partly
elevated. xiJh cQai bias ;bsscnudyr. and Goa
arueicd at q cost 81 Si,g00. Tals property
: nifAia sbsllt SO Yards 81 The Juacilon q
the Psuasyiranla ard FraacrieS 4, r.. and
Western Maryland r. e., Aaa Is situated in
auc u the ao4i fertile pastioss Of the coaHiy.
and commands large and lucrative business
The terms et sale ~ prescribed By ss,d
mort gage. ares One bait 81 ihB p9rcaase
as0usy cash on the day o. sale, apoa the
fatiEcssiiua iasrcaf b. the CsHFt, and the
halAEco ia one year from The day OF sale,
hs,srns latertss lf0la the dsy az salr, aud
secured by the note ~ the parcaases vita ap'
proved security; 81 L desired b The purchaser.
one third cash oa the day q sale, o. on -the
ratification 81 The same. one third ia 0nc yesr
aud ike scmainias oac third in iso years
frusn tls dsy e sale, the credit payments 10 De-
scared by the putes % tho parehascT. wilh
approved seesuty, bearing Interest from The
day of sale.
JASPER {. Skinner,
Mortgage
ia. A. C. Bond. SoGeilo, fof Mortgage.
K e. AaUhcWs, Auesi0ueeg,
y B-The agder-isaed. owner of the
other undivided one bal! interest IN tEs
atofesoias described lGt q land, sill oder ihe
same ou the above day, a. the same time and
on the sane terms as gwen above. 50 thai the
purchaser may acqaiFr iuA usle to ihc
JASPER c. Skinner,
isb9 "a 0sueF-
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ELECTION NOTICE.

Westminster Gas Light Company,
Friday, February l, 1889. !
Stockholders are hereby notified that an
Election for President and Six Directors,
to manage the affairs of the Company, will be
held at its office, in the Farmers and Me-
chanics' National Bank, on the first TUES
DAY, BEING THE 9th DAY, OF MARCH,
1889, between the hours of II and l O clock,
p. m. -
feb2-5t Secretary.
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Anma Ellis, eolored. was hung a Clinton,
n. q. on Tuesday, for the murder of his
father. Three thousand people witnessed the
execution
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JoHN ]. REESE, seeretary.

P. S.-Notiee is also given that the stated
monthly meeting of the present Board viii be
held at 81 O'Clock, p. NJ, on the same day,
at which time full report of the operations
of the Company for the past year viii be
given to the Lotholders.
JOHN j. REESE,
jaul9 81 Secretary.
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UICKS CAPRICE, New Striped Rose
The Greatest Novelty in Hardy Roses
ever offered. 1t originated with us in 1885,
aud is entirely hardy, having endured the
rigor Of our Northern winters without pro-
lection. Write US and learn how you can
have a plant of this Rose free. Flowers large
and fragrant, color soft, satiuy pink, distinct
" striped, and dashed with white and car
mine; free bloomer; not an old flower in a
new name, but a genuine novelty. Price,
$780, prepaid, and each purchaser can have
free, il desired, a copy of NICk'S FLORAL
GUIDE for 1883, the Pioneer Seed Catalogue
of America; now ready, revised and enlarged;
new shape; new type; elegant cover; fronts
piece and Colored Plates. Contains an il.
lustraIion and description of every popular
plant, flower and Vegetable and prices of same.
No bogus offers. See our Novelties in Flow
ers and Vegetables. Price OF Guide, 10 cts,
and each copy contains certificate good for
that amount in Seeds, so that the book is
practically free.
JAS. WICK, SCOTSMAN,
feb st Rochester, n. Y.
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DIssoLUTIoN NOTICE.

The CO partnership heretofore existing be
tWeen Wade H. H. Wariield and David Don.
ovan. partners, trading gadcr the hrm and
style 0f Warield s poaOyaa, Is this day
dissolved hY naiaal consent. outstanding
accounts eau be paid 20 either Wasiield or
poaoyanss The indebtedne Of the firm will be
settled by Donovan, who wiil coasiuae bust
ness iu the WarEeli Building as David Don.
ovaB.
WADE H. d. WAKEFIELD.
DAVID DONOVAN.
SslerfIc, Va, Fetruayy !, 1850 feb2 80
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So ACRES AND 10 PERcHEs

Of land, more or less. improved
AN By two story Weatherboarded
stA Log House, frame Bank Barn
e lsI.Sszs 40x6O feet, with a frame wagon
she'd attached; hay shed, spring house, Sc.
This property presents superior induce
meBts to parties DESTROYS Of obtaining good
farm aud pleasant home.
Terms Of Sale.-One third part OF the pur-
chase money to be paid IN cash on the day Of
sale or upon the ratification thereof the bal.
ance to be paid in equal ingtallmeu,s Of one
aud two years respectively from the day Of
sale, with interest, and 10 he secured TO the
satisfaction of the trustees.
JAMES A. c. BOND.
CHARLES b. ROBERTS.
Juo. T. DiHenbangh, AucJ. Trustees.
feb2 Is
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A NNUAL ELECTION.

Office Westminster Cemetery Company, }
Westminster, Nd, Jan. II, 1889.
Notice is hereby given TO the Lotholders of
the Westminster Cemetery Company, that the
annual election for President and Board of
Six Managers of said Company, TO serve for
the ensuing year, will be held at she Office Of
the Company. Firemen's Hall, on Tuesday
evening, February 5, 1889, between the hours
of : and o. clock.
JOHN !. REESE, Secretary.
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This space reserved for Wade II. d. War
fields business announcement, Sykesyiiie,
Carroll county, Md.
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TRUSTEES SALE
Il OF
VALUABLE FARM
Ga the Stone Road, in 'niongown Dis
,riei Carroll County, Nd.

Rs virtue Of a decree Of the Cireaii CoaFt
FOR Cau oil county, sitting as Court Of Eqai-
~ paSsed IL cause Nc. 28S5. on the docket Of
sasi Court. wherein Annie Z, Ulermahleu and
Henry J. Uiermahlen, her husband, are com
plainaats. aud David NJ. Humber, aud Savil.a
L. Hambou are defendants, the Undersigu
ed. Trustees, viii offer at Public sale, 90 the
premises, situate on the Stone Road, distant
from MI. Pleasant about miles, adjoining
the lands Of Joshua Froaafai,eF and others, on
Thursday, the @s'A dag Of FetrUary, 1852,
al ! o'clock, 7. NJ, all that valuable Farm
containing
1sa ACRES AND 70 PERCHEs
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IN the Circuit Court for Carroll
County.
NO. 26s2 EQUITY

NO. 26S2 EQUITY
Jacob Sharretts. MORTGAGE, vs. Henry Menges
and Maria Menges, his vile, mortgagors.
Ordered this LIST day Of February, A. d.
1889. that the sale of the property mentioned
in these proceedings made and reported by
Jacob Sharretts, Mortgage, be ratified and
confirmed unless cause to the contrary there
of be shown on or before the 18th day OF March
next; provided copy of this order be insert.
ed in some newspaper printed in Carroll
County. once in each OF three successive
weeks befa e the 18th day OF February, inst.
The repor; states the amount Of sales to be
S3500.0O.
WM. n. MARTIN, Clerk.
True eopy,-Test;
feb. , 81 WN n. MARTIN. Clerk.
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- ENERAL INSURANCE
" AGENCY.
No Notes! No Assessments I
All Stock Companies.
Continental, Western and Royal.

Persons DESTROYS OF changing and lettering
themselves in insurance are invited TO cali at
my office, No. IL Liberty street. opposite
the Depot, Westminster, Nd
feb2 ii JAMES SHRIEER.
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TRUSTEES SALE
Il OF 4
Desirable Farm & Woodland,
On the Western Maryland Railroad, near
Westminster, Nd.

By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court
for Carroll county, sitting as Court of Equity,
passed in cause No. 2375, wherein Nathan |.
Gorsuch and Charles c. Gorsuch, partners,
trading as n. |. Gorsuch & Son, and others,
are plaintiffs, and VIM. A. AHgire and others
are defendants, the undersigned, as trustees,
will sell at Public Sale, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, M1RCH End, /. d., 1889,
at l o'clock, p. M, the following valuable real
estate, to wit First. The late residence OF
Anon Allgire, deceased, containing
81 ACRES AND 81 PERCHES OF LAND,
more or less. The improvements thereon are
a two and half story Stone Dwelling House,
Bank Barn, wagon shed, hog house, smoke
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THE MARKETS.
WESTMINSTER MARKETS

Prices By +. o. Grimes 4 Co.
FgIBSy. February /, 1850.
No. -
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JASPER c. Skinner.
Mortgage.
ia. A. c. Bond. solicitor fof Mortgage,
X. T.. Aauhczs. Aucsiouesg
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agent, Leavenworth, Kans., will
make loans in large or small amounts.
Call and see him.
The Western Star and Benevolent
bands hive consolidated.
Mrs. z. Mcneil, 514 Polk street,
who has been quite i'll for some time.
is up again.
Rev. L. Thompson, of Kansas
| City, Mo-, is visiting in the city this
week.
Judge w. ]. Jamison is maxim
his third race as Justice of tn
Peace, and as he has no opponent, h
election is a foregone conclusion
However, give him large vote an
thus show your appreciation Of IA
services. The Judge is afable, Ell
cient, and impartial, and has a no
Of friends who would be delighted
see him reelected.
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The Pleasant Hour Circle

1t has been the pleasure Of the
AMERICAN CITIZEN to become
thoroughly conversant with the
inside working ofthe above named
circle, and we unhesitatingly pro-
nounce it one of the best organiza
tons OF social and literary ma
ture in the city. We regret very
much the disposition to antago-
neze and belittle its workings, as
is manifested by number Of our
people. many of whom should be
its strongest supporters, if intelli-
gence counts for anything. 1t is
unnecessary that we should enter
into an extensive argument rela-
tive to the need of such an organ
ization. The interest manifest ed
by any people in literary pursuits
is positive index to their intelIi-
gence. And with the large num-
Der ofintelligent young ladies and
gentlemen in this city, the small
membership of the only literary
circle in the city, is sad common.
tary on their appreciation Of edu.
Gated society.
| The idea that the P. II. c., is q
secret organization, or an organi-
zation of certain number Of Oul
people to discriminate against an
other element, is absolutely false
and without foundation. Rushed
into Kansas, as many of our PEG
pie were, without any school train
ing, here to enjoy the broades
, conception of free people and
tree government. a knowledge q
, the duties of a citizen was absc
: lutely necessary, in order that the
! might assume their proper plac
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THI CoLoRED PEOPLE SEE THE POINT.

l am compelled to believe from
what | have seen of the colored peo-
pie oe Leavenworth in this campaign
for city officials, their determination
to elect their choice through all the
clamorous ordeal of their Democratic
opponents. | am compelled to say
that they have seen the point at last.
They believe that D. R. Anthony
will be the right man for the right
place. He has been known by col.
ored people in the city Of Leaven.
worth for many years, and has proved
himself to be the colored people.
friend in time of need. When tn,
inhuman rebels of the state of No
claimed human flesh and blood a
their sole property, bought and paic
for the same as their horses and cows
D. r. Anthony protected them frou
the cruel treatment which thew woul
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AtchiSon. Kansas
Spring is about here.
Your Bum.

Spring is about here.
Mr.. Brookins, of Macon City, Mo-,
spent few days in our city last
week, attending to colored paper,
the STANDARD.
The handsome residence of N.
Hunt, on North Second St.. is almost
ready to be occupied.
Mrs. Emily Walker, of Blue Rap
ids, Kansas, is in the city, the guest
of Mrs. Rachel Hegen.
Mr.. H. w. Rolfe and Pro. w. j.
Johnson were in the city last week.
There are six graduates in the
high school, two of whom are colOred,
no boys in whatever.
Rev. Smothers baptized quite g
number of candidateg Sunday. i
was a beautiful day for the occasion
there were about 1000 people on thu
pond. Tue baptizing took plac'
about one o'clock in a pound nortl
of Mt, Vernon cemetary.
There was grand Alphabet festi
val given by the Ladies Beneuolen
Society at the Shiloh Baptist church
Saturday, March 2Snd, music fur
/ nished by the Foundry band. Their
was prize given to the handsem e'
looking couple, there were but fe'
took part in the drill. MISS .
Moore and Mr.. G. Brown were coun
l ed the handsomest looking coupl
l Miss Moore received beautiful pa
l of flower vases and Mr.. Brown
handsome smoking set. The crow
was very large and each one enjOye
= a splendid time.
e E. B. Seymour
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st. Joseph. No.
them.

Our people have turued their at
tention to getting homes for them
SELVES. Several have bought tsls
spring already, and others are pre-
pairing to buy. And as some of our
men have large tracts of land near
the city, would it not be good plan
to lay it off in lots and sell to our
people on time payments? There is
R. A. Foster, IS acres, Nj. Owens,
40 acres, which will be in the city
limits within another year. We need
good lawyer here, and another doc
tor, there is enough for two doctors
to do. We need good store and
good restaurant also, as there is none
here. Who will start one? We must
do something for ourselves. II we
would spend one-half of the money
for business that We spend each year
on excursions and picnics we could
see some good done that would bens-
fit the race. We have had holiday
enough now to get down to common
sense. Let US do som ething that will
give our young men and ladies work
Who will start the ball to rolling?
Rev. G. w. Hewlett, of Topeka,
3 preached at the A. M. E. church
Sunday night.
Rev. Steward is haYing success
with his meeting.
Rev. G. w. Holmes is doing vel
r with his meeting.
. Ed. Young, of Kansas City, is Wis
iting his sister, Mrs. R. D. Yoncy.
Mrs. Wallace is still very sick.
/ All of the Sunday schools are do
4 ing we'll. Mac.
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have received had they been turn ed
over to those rebels. The viii to
Democrats of Leavenworth, also some
of those who claim to be Republicans,
are fighting against D. Il. because
they know that he is the cOlOred peo-
ple's friend and that he will give
them their rights. The cOlored man
has seen the point. Although they
do not expect all to be philosophers
or statesmen, but they conhdentlaliy
trust to their expectation of the du-
ration OF their system Of government
Rest on that trust that by the ditfu-
sions of general knowledge and vlr-
tuous sentiments, the political fab ri
may be secure as we'll against oper
violence as against that slow and sure
undermining prejudicial feeling
which is grounded in the white mar
against the colOred.
Support D. R. Anthony for tn
good he has done and the good n
will do. Justice and equal rights II
all that the colored man asks, and b
the help of God he will fight 70
them.
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Mr.. A. NJ. Thomas our g.ai.
reputable young lawyer. n,
a partnership with judge " 4
of Chautauqua County. TAa
has been opened at as Kans
Judge Price is able and exp
in the art of practice, and Nj.
as is fast making bis mari 81
dious and careful lawyer.
do business in al courts. GIN
= call. AS K,nn
March 20. Rocn
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I ask you to subscribe for the CITI-
ZEN, as it is the leading journal for
our people in this part of the State.
Subscribe now and learn how many
business houses we have running il
this city by our people. A list o
them will appear soon.
Your Bum.