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hampstead District Items.

John W Shafier. near this place has moved
ia Black Rock, Baltimore county. and Howard
Ruby has moved To the farm vacated by NJ.
Shaifer
Mrs. Hannah Hale, near hrckleysyillr.
Baltimore county, died at her home ON
March :. and was buried at 81 Abraham s.
church. on March 10. She WAS in the 94th
year Of her age. The funeral was largely al
tended as she was well known throughout the
entire neighborhood
Eberg'S debating soeiety met on Monday
night last aud discussed the following: -ResolN
ed that man has been doing more TO better Our
country than woman. ii. j. Grose opened
for the affirmative aud J. Albert Zepp for the
negative Mr.. Zepp was supported by Thomas
hartman and Granville Shue. Mr.. Crosse
was supported by Harry Richards aud Ananas
Rineman The judges, Messrs. William White,
John Ely and John W. Grose, decided in
favor of the affirmative The next subject
will be Resolved that wood l. Of more value
than coal.
Mr.. Edward GroSe. Of Baltimore. paid hiss
father a short visit on Saturday last.
Miss Rhoda NJ Crosse spent several days
this week in Woodberry and Baltimore.
Miss Matte Shaffer is still very Ill with
typhoid fever.
Mr. Harry Shafer. near Hampstead Is con
fined 10 the house with liver complaint.
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Mrs. Nathaniel Schatier. who had an oper-
alton performed upon her in a Baltimore nos
pital was Commissioning. the last that was heard
from her
Mr.. Edwin Garrett of Ebbvale. who recent
" broke his leg. Is getting along as well ~ can
be expected.
We hope our Sunday school will reorganlze
as soon as good weather permits.
The song birds of spring have visited H.
already.
There are three occupations whose followers
cannot please everyone, VIZ: Preachers
teachers and correspondents.
On Saturday Mrs. Lydia. mother ct Mr..
Noah Sullivan, fell and diSlocated arm al
the shoulder DR.. Zeigler was summoned
and rendered the necessary surgical assistance
As Mrs. :. Is over score and 1t Will he
sometime until she will be able 10 be about
again.
Charles T. Zepp. Nelrose. Md, will pay
the postage on all plain postmark~ eat square,
sent to him. If requested to do 50. Number
@ of NbH h, Friend was sent out last week.
The creamery building Is rapidly being
built. II Is 22N42 feet. On saturday morning
the carpenters went home. declaring that the
north pole had struck our town when that cold
wave passed over Us
\ question which agitatc> not n few J. where
did the word Melrose originate from
We vet have hope of having the electric
railroad pass through our town. Nearly one
fourth of a century has Witnessed very lew
changes in our >raid old town. Inn We hope
the next one fourth will surprise The outside
world as will "a, the inhabitants "t th" town.
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Grip b. prevalent 700 talt.uan evHuis.
sha3- ami.,e- hslue afflicted Nh N.uuv
Jpuys. vt Hast' also saGeriHe irum b.
The whole r,tehl-.ghaaI &. Hsar so 'rs at
H5gtei gi'h she ,ause disease
ruo new stores arr ielns ha5,i hsta,,.a
Harri-nnyiilg AND North Braneh "s rhe lib
rrrv Pike. making hs- stores t--ta-su she
above manned place.. distance. ~ 1ar a,rr four
miles.
The Epaar'h League Entertainment, ahs-h
va. 20 have hv,n held 81 pla Oakland na
Tuesday night, The l1,h instant, as,> postponed
an account uf ihe iHrIsm-rf weather. HHtiI lh-
hr-; clear night.
Postmaster Height ,au snd Arl-mn~. s5u
81 s'aiumhu- Parker, ha,, formed partnership
and are driving ,iage from Hsishi '0 Oak
land school five day nt the sres SIC advise
oar friends Io I.aTrouizc ih, route. a. ,atl,iac
tiau s guaranteed or muuer rsf,Iu.ied. lhis
sJase :, drawn hy tva large dog thai all uHr-
ruil suy tsu dog 10 the s"nurrv-
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A HONG Webbing.

Reported for the iArln,s'rtIic Adfosaie-
\ very pretty home wedding was celebrated
n the residence of the bride, father. DENIM,
lsowau. a wealthy farmer If West Falls. Fred
erick county. ON March 5th. The contracting
parties were Mis-, Lille 4. lnwan and Mr.
Edward L. Shipley. # Carroll county, Md.
Rev f. Smith. 81 West Falls Circuit. ofhcist.
nag. Mis- Gttssie Wehjscr. Of Williamspuri.
Ps.. M, bridesmaid and Mr.. Prank Shipley.
brother of the groom. was best man. The
bride was handsomely attired in costume ui
brown silk with bat and gloves az match. The
gr,u,m was dressed To- black Among ih"s-
present we're Mr. aud Mr. Dennis i.euan. Mr.
aud Mrs. H. r. Shipirv. samuel fuylr, graad
father VI the bride Harry and Leonard Low
an. Mr.. aud Mr. ; I.owau, Mr.. aad Mr.,
p. Iowau. Rev. Lew Biddineer and wife.
formerly Of New York city, VIM. >hiplcy, L..
Shiplev. !. X. Merrill, 81 Winchester. Va.
H. Ecker aud others.
At an early hour the next dsg she happy
couple leit for . wedding tour eas' NJ. and
Mr. Shipiey expect 20 make their iaJIrs h"'ae
near Harr~ouvillc. BaltimoTr cnun's
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Business Locals.

Huckster Route and TWO Wagons aud Fix-
lures. for sale cheap. Fine route. Apply NJ
the ADVOCATE Office.
To Lrr-1 Pleasant Rooms in nice part
ofWestminstrr. Apply at the Advocate office.
FoR RrNr-House on Pennsy lyauia Avenue.
Westminster. $500 per month. Apply 9"
+. j. LAWYER
John d. BoWers is the place 10 get first
class Bacon, Hams ~! cts. and Shoulders cts.
Special Inducements in coniectioneries- p
Do Won want new Spring Suit II 50.
see the beautiful samples 81 Charles Henne-
man IS, Court street. Westminster.
have iu.t received hll line OF Patent
Medicines. Well sell ~ bottom prices. John
y Bower. mr9 y
uIS~ MARIE NAcksNziE, rsiNA noNNN SOPRANO.
Miss Marie Mackenzie j. pupil of cele-
brated voice builder Kowalski who enjoys
the reputation of having produced more pure
dramatic sopranos than any ct the other great
vocal teachers now living. not excepting
Msrchessi and Mile DE Lagrange. With
voice oC rare parity aud range which shows
the most careful training, being a. all times
under perfect control. she uuites charming
presence 81 unassuming individually that wins
the hearts of all who meet Der socially, She
4, eqall, al home in the difficult arias and the
ballads possessing two qualities not often
combined. VIZ hrilliancv ct execution aud
soulful expression Ia the brayura and forte
measures uf sBch difficult and dramatic work
as the grand aria from Robert lc Diable,
.h. seems 20 o,crpover her audience with an
impe,uuus torrent Of melody aud impression
that D., strengthened by her captivating man
ncr Of rising toward and giving iust a hint nj
hurting herself helgerently upon her listeners.
while 10 the popular aud sentimental ballads
&C the day the great sympathetic qualities of
her voice are shown tn advantage and her
articulation. facial play aud all the little arts
that help To please show studied intelligence,
Mis-, Mackenzie will he heard here in con
junction with four other first class artists
comprising the DEWEY IlAYNooD CoNcEEr
Covrt>1 odd Fellows Hall March Is. at
; g.. 10.
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Personal NnieS.

Miss Bessie Stoncr. al WeStmininsier, Is
visiting her father. near Hanover. Pa. THIS
week.
VIM. II. Thomas. Esq. of Westminster.
went 10 81. Mary county on Tuesday - attend
the funeral Of his aunt. Mrs Eliza c. Forbes.
widow Of Lieut. James J. Forbes. Mrs. Forbes
resided in Baltimore at the time of her death.
Mrs.. Dr.. J. II. Mccullough. of Mt. Holly
Va. returned home sunday last. after a week s
visit to her brother, Mr.. Samuel \. Tubmaui
near this CITY.
Miss Fannie 6. Ross. 81 Manchester, = the
guest Of Mrs. II. T. Weaver. Gettysburg. Pa.
On Wednesday night of last week Mr.. and
Mrs John Whitehili. near knoxville, Fr"dcr-
lex county. gave pink tea ia honor Of their
guests. Misses Pellie Zepp aud Mona Apple
by and Mr.. Herbert keeicr. The guests Ncre
received bv Misses Florence aud Marguerite
Whitehill All cnioyei themselves hugely
AS the wee Sma hour, approached the com
paHy departed. carving with them many plea
ant memories of the evening enjoyment.
William Isle aud wife. who had been on "a
visit 10 friends in this ciiy, lr6 for Dayton.
Ohio, on "Wednesday.
Howard I.ogue and George hakcr, oi War
lieldsburg. left ga TUESDAY. over ihe .. 4 -.
r. r. Tor Richmond Indiana
Miss Nav C. Gardner. ~ this ei'y. visited
in Baltimore ihi, week.
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NaiienSville Items.

Charlie, Buckingham .i-if.-i trrub. rn
nrusr,il.e last ~audar.
Quiir uami--r -f uur .ifiscn- ha,' i---u
daaH aifr ,h. arp jatais ta' 40 or. 'mpr"'-
Ing.
Mr. vharf.. Crumla,ssr. ~i'c and ilHEh-
ter sera ar.r.f.a; Mr. Irn Waltz .n ~rH.
day last
uafr g. taaI.es. % respected susuE ulau
1T thia place. .-fi an THURSDAY i1r Atlanta
Georgia. phrn- hr expects tH .s.4i,' H Hr .Hu
-.garg employment Uau IS ds..gtiaE
yBuuz nlau aui SIC wf.h hrH sH#H,s"i -trr..-
-g hs, ues hurr
A. EBglag. aHe .f rar ,atrrFri-tul hru.rr-
hos rrrrut.y -ssap,t b aauu4s 81 s-Fia. sT
fci,-..-a Stable. cleaner and pfauHf-. ,l.-~aigr
Eagh machine .io thr..r aurs sa 'l..r-.4h
manner
4 uprulrg af removal. ai.I tass place, lhl.
-griuz 90 This asst5Hn. iruss NaHrs H.nslu< 'a
N-~ Rcnp.y place, oH ths rsA' lains int"a
faeu. The rase sarat-l hy Mr. Shoe, VII.
e. ss,.ups..i De-, q NJ IuAu11. I'd near ladlr-
H.ura Mr. Ei- kepH. .a g. LaZ'a- u.asv.
v5il asgar, o bdsse- Boo N-u Wsn3-ar auI NJ
A. " lu't a5t' fsir r.s-,.-t.sa ,' ths h.s..
sa,B,,-l q, Mr. f.pp
Nr Wan k-pa bon Mr. Jsa }larre ,aEsa.
uilI .,rag.s the asa sa,s'ri l, W. Z Ha.u~.
assr Nehu.rrr Mil. 70. piaa. NJ kers
f-a,r- s1ii o.. "5yTH--I r, NJ Es'.~r' NHhFr-
fHsaT Taus,fasH-
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Monday. March llth.-P tolomy :. Hitter.
brick. executor Of MARI T. Hj!terhurk. ia
ceased. received order go sell stocks.
Conrad f. Schnell, guardian II Emma r.
Schncll and Lewis J. Schueli. settled first and
final account for each
The last viii and testament 81 Malachi
Backley, deceased. admitted 10 probate.
Charles T. Repp. executor Of William kepp,
deceased. returned list oC sales q e0od, and
chattels,
Tuesday, March l2ih-rhe last viii and
testament of Daniel lecse. deceased. admitted
to probate and lciiers tcstamentary graniei 20
Amos Leese.
Sarah A. Shirk, eNecutriN Of .iohn ShiTk.
deceased settled first aud final account.
Theodore NJ. BankerJ, executor IT Joseph
Bankert. deceased, returned li,i Of sales OF
good aud chatiels.
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German Baptist Meetings.

The district meeting ct ,he Gernan Bap,iS,
Brethren on eastern MARYLAND viii lie hcld uu
TUESDAY. April l6ih. q; The Meadow Branch
Meeting House. urar thi, rity. commencing
NJ 10 q. IN.
The huSinpss If district meeting the al
iuSimeut Of questions originating sfs the >rv-
rral congregations Of the district and the
selection Of delegates "a represent the district
in the Animal Meeting ur Coniereace.
The Ministerial Meeting Cor the eastern dis
trici Of Maryland, If the .aine church. Nili be
held "Wednesday end Thursday. April 18th
and 18th. also "a the Meadow Branch Church.
The purpose % these meetings Is To- disvuss
the best methods Of carving nHt the principle,
otthe gospel The discussion, are pariicil aitd
in 40, only by the minister. huf By laymru
also. We are requested o. stale iha' The Fus-
lie generally are invited 20 hc present
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New windsor Items.

Mrs Joseph Shorb Is very i'll, with little
hopes Of her recovering.
Mr. and Mrs John W. Haines have been
very III with the grip.
Mr.. isaac Brilliant. who has been very i'll. is
somewhat improved.
Mr.. Arthur Crumbacker, of onion Bridge.
spent last Sunday with his sister. Mrs. George
W Webster.
Mr.. Isaac Smith has returned home, after
spending the winter in Richmond, Va.
Louis Dielman has bought the house and
LOT that belonged 10 Mrs ronaway, and is
tearing II down.
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Charles Wells Indicted.

The grand jury Of Baltimore county has
found presentments against Vim. Hall. alias
Charles Wells. on the following charges;
Entering Mr. Conradi's house at Gainesville,
and stealing two uyercoais; burglary Of Mr.
Asbury Watts store AZ Pikesyiile. and as
sault With intent 10 kill Mr. Watts; burglary
Of Mr. Watts house: assault with intent To
kill Patrolman Terence Doyle, at Catonsyille,
on Dee u. Robert Gillett. alias John Wolf.
aud George Campbell, alias Johnson, have
also been presented on the charges Of attack
ing Miss Estelle Watts aud completely ia the
Pikesyille burglaries. Wells IS held ia the
Baltimore Jail. bur will be tried At TowSoH.
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Jesse Haines died near Dennings on March
,. aged 90 years and months. He had been
in bad health for some years George W.
Belt died last week, near Warfieldsburg, in
his 10Th year. Death resulted from the effects
of fall some time previous.
The case of Mr. Edward Lynch, of West
minister, against the Western Maryland Rail
road Company. for damages for being elected
from train. was begun ON Thursday in the
Superior Court of Baltimore. d. n. Hen
ming. Esq, is Mr.. Lyneh's counsel.
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Company have completed arrangements TO
build a metallic circuit line from this city to
Taneytown, giving that place the long distance
service INSTRUMENTS have already been
placed at David EnglarS Medford, and the
post office. Uniontown. Other places will be
connected in a week or ten DAYS.
The will of John NJ. Huber, of Gettysburg
whose death was noticed in onr last issue, be
oucaths and deviSes everything TO his wife.
with full power to use and dispose of the same.
Should any of his estate remain undispoSed OF,
the wife is to provide for It's distribution 10 a
child or the children of theirs. Mrs. Huber
is made eXecutrix and need file no inventory
or account in court. The will was executed
on the 22d of July. 1902.
Oii ! uuiSNAsiN tNtiAHSF 81 lAifta'N NN''''' "'''
held in the parlorS of the City Hotel, by some
of the ladies and gentlemen of Westminster.
Canvas covered the carpet, making il as suit
able as the waNed floor of the hotels regular
ball ROOM Refreshments We're served during
the evening. Misses Carrie and Mollie
Shriver and Ida Iockard. in their turn as
pianists. accompanied by VIM. d. Reese
yiolinist, kindly furnished the music.
On Saturday afternoon last. there was an
old fashioned quilting party at the residence
of Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Brown. in
SvkeSvile 1t was one of the most enjoyable
events of the season. SubStantials and re
freshments were served in abundance Those
participating were: Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Horpei, Mr. and Mrs. J. +. Gather. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Gather. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. d.
Selby. Mr. and Mrs. James r. Weer, Mrs j.
K Brandenburg. Mrs. Joseph Brown, Mr..
Alvira Selby, Misses Euuicc and Edna Gather,
Lillian Hewitt. Mary Brown. Miss Shiplcy;
MessrS. Harry Brown, Walter and Willie
Brown. William Gather. John Brown aud
Others
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4 despatch from Saginaw. Michigan. SAYS
that "a dissatisfied member of the Michigan A.
p. A.. charges that C. T. Beatty, the State
President OF the association. received $4,000
for promising 10 work for Colonel \. T..
Bliss. an aspiraut Tor the Republican nomina-
ton for governor in the last campaign.
The Federal grand jury at Chicago has in
dicted, on charges of embeZZlement, Henry
Wells, +. Hill, John Austin and +. f. Paul.
the first three officers and the last director
Of the deiunct Evanston National Bank The
amount embezzled Is S44. 800
GOV. Naryil of Delaware Is extremely i'll.
and his death may take place At any moment.
The Speaker of the House will. under the
law. become Governor. The present speaker
is a Democrat The Governors sou Is also
i'll with pneumonia
Several well known ladies. two sisters and
a niece, have been arrested al PittShwg,
charged with Shop-liiting. Over $4,000 in
silks, laces and other expensive goods were
found in their possession.
Ex-State Treasurer Taylor. Of South
Dakota, who is deiaulter to the amount of
$3.50, 900. has been arrested at Vera Cruz,
Mexico, to which point he was traced by
American detectives.
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An ENJOYABLE Party.

IRepOrted Tor the pemOcmtic Adyocaie.T
most ENJOYABLE party was given at the
hospitable home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison
Davis. near Bird Hill, on Wednesday night of
last week. The evening was spent in vocal
and instrumental music and social converse
ton. At eleven o'clock refreshments. con
sistng of ice cream and cake, were served
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Davis. Misses Ada
Minnie and Lucy Davis. Fannie Barber;
Messrs VIM. Shilling, Mort Welch, Robert
Davis. John j. Davis, Mamie Bowers, Willie
Davis and Roy Davis. Of Bird Hill; Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Wardenielt and Hartman Warden
felt. of Smallwood, and Miss Annie Barnes,
OF War6eldsburg.
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New Advertisements.

Legal Notices OYSTER Nuppvr
Bark Wanted, >ehio.s..r lsuHsry- England
i Bryan, Prpprictoy~-
Miller Brv> Popular Store. pFPosii" Rail
road Depot. Westminster Ma.
]. 7. Orndora Sous. Westminster. Md
Public Sale of Three Yer, Nuluaht, Lots
James A. e. Bond Attorney.
Election of Director. -Cha>. 1t. Wander
ford. Secretary.
Trustees sale 1t farurs-. Saddle. Bridlc>
Aountugs. etc-la>. \ e. Bond and Iuu
Milton Rcit,nidrI Trustee.
Report at ih, Condition I'D The MOS M
liunnI nnuk
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weather Reeord fOr the week.

March 9-mercury y al .. N. aud 81 al
, p. m; clear and busiery. March l0-mer-
curry A at : q. m. and s. al > p. M. generally
clear; partially cloudy at night. March IL
mercury 80 at a. IN. and II at = .. m. rain.
followed hy snow March l2-mercury 80
at a. IN. and 81 At , p. m. cloudy. March
13-lnercury 30 al Z a. N. and a AT , p. M;
cIoudy and foggy: rain after go p. m. which
continued until late hour. March liner
curry ~ at q. M. and ~ Al , p. m; generally
clear March l5-mercury - at : a. m and
81 at p. M; rain. followed by rain, hail and
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EIdersburg Items.

Miss Elsie Barnes Is visiting friends in Bal
timore.
Arthur Barnett, near here, has been very
i'll. but is now much better.
J. 0. Devries has purchased the farm Of
NJ. 5. Selby, near here.
John Hammond has moved into the house
belonging to Ralph Barnes, of Sykesyille.
Brook GALLON. near Marriottsville, has
rented the farm of Hammond Bros, vacated
by john Hammond.
j. VI. Shipley, Jr., has rented the farm Of
JohI. L. PeaFce
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Clear Ridge liens.

Mr. William Mycrl, Was la IniuutoWn
la~i week visiting her bro'hrr-iu- law. Nj. Geo.
Slouackcr.
Ou last SUNDAY Mr. and Mrs lohu H. Jor.
dan went to Pleasant Vale, Ia visit MrS
Ionlau- daughter Mn. Joseph lingliug.
They did not return until Monday afternoon.
The roads ar. fearful muddy; Just like 4
mortar bed 1t seems the farmers must be
doing all Of their travelling Ia liuwood with
their big wagons. thus making the Bridge
road that much worse.
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CarrOlltOn Items.

The question tor discussion AT Our debating
society Monday night Wa, which arr the
most responsible for the OWLS of the saloon,
the mcu that sign the petition. the man that
keeps the saloon or the voter Tn" question
was debated in the form uf q triangle. The
affirmative was represented 10y John II. Iay-
Iog and Jesse Nettyr: the negative hv Charlie,
TAYLOR and Patrick sullivan. and the extreme
negative 10y Jeremiah Ehuugh and Jos. Rrun.
mel The Judges were Jacob liouck, Willisu
Blizzard, -. Edward iiouck, David T.. Walsh
auj George Houyh. After lengthy debate
ib, decision waS sIycu-jNo for the negative
and three fo5 the extreme negative.
We have on the sick list John butrt". Mr..
Michael Walsh and William Green
Some ut our fishermen are hn~IlE Engaged,
with good results
Andrew Drcchslcr Intends erecting n~"
separator iu biz mill % this place.
Another correspondent vyl-~--
o. Arthur Smith. treasurer "t fhe National
Theatre Washington. b. e.. spent >uu'ay
with 4. F. Our,ler. Nr Smith ha, uauts,i
The property 81 Mr.. Chew formerly occupied
b., Jesse Powder. AMI Nil mars .a'u ms ne"
hauI,- iu "a few wcrs--
Mr. r. +. Moons B. suffering NiIh au at.
tack ot the grippe aud b. under the gaFr"t ~
Joseph q Herring Her two daughter, Ann
and Nar,. av, also suffering Nth sever, r'.ds.
Bc,. : b. Craft all preach 300 i."'h"'
Church ou SUNDAY morning.
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DIED

Va cLa,ge ia garr.gg.. ant protls Obiiaarjcs and
lS5sfs 5 crHts O line.
Ia the Beaver Dam Congregation. near Johns
willie Md OF heart failure. Martha J.. aged % years
months and 10 days beloved wife Of David Stouer.
and daughter ut the late Daniel Roop Of this comfy
on the Sth instant her remains were laid away 10
rest in the Beaver Dam cemetery. Funeral services
by Elders kolh. Ssppingtou and Il to large con
gregation 81 relatives and friends
on Manu- y. lSet az his late residence. near Blk
Ter pCstnficr Hiss BiJleT aged Il wears, months
and l. DAYS
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.hNfNEiih.
By virtue Of power of attorney, duly exc
cuted hy the heirs at law OF Nathan Hanna,
lale of Frederick county. MARYLAND, deceased
the undersigned Agent and Attorney appoint
ed. will offer at public sale nn the premises in
the town of New Windsor. Carroll county
Maryland. on
WEDNESDAY. the 18th day OF MARCH,
1875. at I clock, y. m, all the real estate
living Ia said town. fronting on Main and
Church streets, of which said Nathan Hanna
died seized aud possessed. being the same land
which he acquired from Samuel Ecker and
others, b, deed dated the 10th, of July. lSIS aud
recorded among the Land Records of Carroll
county in I.iber j. s., No. 9. folio IS, kc
Before the day Of sale this land will be laid
of into lots. aud will be sold in whole or in
lots according D itmay appear more desirable
to the interest of the heirs -at-law.
The property Is improved by
comfortable dwelling house ~ =
and out buildings and Is now 80
nj the occupancy Of Mr., George 80 ~
Abbott.
Terms of Sale are One third of the pnr
chase money to be- paid cash on the day of
sale; the balance in six and twelve months, 10
be secured BY the notes of the purchaser, bear
ING interest from the day IF sale. with approx
ed security
BYRON :. DORSEY,
Agent and Attorney.
I,r,es & Rond ANY unro Is
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