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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-03-02
A Social at wOodsOOro. Md.

Reported far the Democratic Advocate
On Tuesday evening Of last week ihery u.s.
,embled al "Royalton Homestead, IT, Cor, IS.
ahout one hundred Young people who will
always remember the occasion with pleasure
and delight The anliai vas given iu honor
Of Miss Fannie w. Trimmer, OF mon Bridge.
who Is spending her short vacation with her
uncle and aunt. Mr. and Ms. jaime, ". Lc
Gore. The guests were received and hand
-omely entertained hy Miss Trimmer. assisted
by her friend Miss MARY +. Sarr. also Of
l'uion Bridge. The whole parry were in
fun evening dress. All seemed Ia Ice deter
mined 10 enjoy themselves To the utmost and
the spacious parlor> were soon filled with the
pleasant mum of voices and merry peals vt
laughter. Delightful games were engaged I'M.
One of the most pleasing features of this gath
ering va, thar persons from widely distant
and different parts Of the country we've pres
est. Carroll, Frederick. Baltimore. Wash
ington and MANY other counties were repre-
,entrd and also Getty shurg College. II is
certainly due Misses Trimmer and Starr 10
say that the success of the occasion was owing
to their kindness and hospitality.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-03-02

Mr. Ephraim Shue, near Hampstead, spent
several DAYS last week with friends Ia Wood.
berry aud Baltimore.
Mr.. Calvin Lawson. of Baltimore county,
spent Sunday with Mr.. Holly l'fz, near Hamp.
stead
The debating society Of Eberg' met on
Monday night to discuss the following: Re
solved. That a man will do more for himself
than for his friends Granville Shuc opened
the affirmative and Harry Richards the mega.
tive Mr. Shue was supported by J. \. Iepp,
II. !. Crosse aud Charles Snyder: Mr.. Rich,
ards by A. Rinemau. w. Harris and Conrad
Maggie The Judges, who were David Brown.
David Jlz and Charles Pohlitz. decided in
favor of the negative. The next subject will
be-.'Resolyed, That Columbus deserves
greater applause for discovering America than
Washington for defending il.
Mrs George Harmon, Of near AhhnitStown,
spent Sunday with Mr.. Ephlaim SHINE nsar
Hampstead.
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Orphans Court.

Monday February -alh. >a..r Walker.
sdmin.-isa'ri> ~ Charlie O. Walker. asrs.-
ssh received order Co uu'ifE creditor
William H. >huhkag.. and Auua Jau-
Shuhka.le. execution, Of William >Hassa-...
deceased. reported sale 60; Ir4. ESTATE.
IArk,u :, EruB,ft ana J1w.- 4. 4. lHua.
administration, a, Martha s.. Gr5H.e. 3grra-
rd returned .'-l of ,ala- oft grain aua settled
hr~t account.
Elia- " Our-.cr aBa HarD X uar-.,s
executor of William Uur,!~r. Deceased ..'
tied first apd iua. aryoHni
tn, last Wii and testament ut Enrsy-- y.
Nillialn- decreased. aa> admitted ia probate
and letter, ir.famcutars were granted Co. fuh
rain Williams and DAVID -. Bger..
TUESDAY F,hrar, 2oih. Report 1t-ai' ni
l.s,schuli property ufj"-eph Moore decreased.
was finally ratified.
James ~ ecker. administrator 80. a- ut
Joseph Ocker. deceased. settled -rruHa Iud
liHal urcount
Charlie. T. Fink administrator j. 3. 81. ,.
T. "a. OF Joseph Moore. decreased. -'frI~d fr-f
aud hual account.
Edward H. >haefirr. eNrruiur ui Mar a.
pashnH. decreased. reported sale 81 real estate.
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nan,e - NarrlntlsYillt.

Reported E,r iHe Iyrs--aa. Advocate.
Mr.. and Mn. Brooke Galiiuu gaeea gAana.
iug and delightful dance ai Jhe.r residence,
near Narriari-yili,. oa Thursday evening "'
hast week By $50 o'riacA the guests bad
arrived. and uo p.ilJ- had been spared o.
make the evening ga ENJOYABLE ONE. and aI
were soon prepared Go keep Step iu the STRAINS
20 Prot Ashhy~ Orchestra. ut Baltimore,
which was excDllrH'.y rendered Dancing
was induIeed IN until a.i were invited .o Jhe
dining room. whore amid decorations ni
ryergreeus aud po,ted paUt,.a handsome rulla.
ton was served. consisting nl cake. raual-~,
nuts. coffee. lee cream and water sce-. after
which an sought me lmlirbom aud touigHfr,.
tn trip The light fantastic iae uurH nearly
dawn. when biddiu. their host and hu~ie--
adiru. aud expressing their highest appreeia.
iiuu ofihe kind hospitality hey had received.
all departed leaving a remembrance ni having
spent pleasant evening
Among those present sru Mr. aud MR..
Brooke GALLON. Misses l.ishear Nuy Crook.
iAnra Weller Ella GALLON. Shiplrs. Florence
Cook and Maxwell; Mes-r,. Frank Gallon.
Morris Quill William Dieg, Clinton Peddi-
cord. ". Clinton Braudenhur- Prarce e.
Pruugh George =. Bea.man. y. ShrErr
Braudenburg. Willie Amo@-. j. J. Rroan
aui Nr Riggs.
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Daniel Items.

Among those uho represented Pickett Post
6. 4. r.. aud the Woman Relief Corps al
the State cncampmcnt Of the q. A. r. last
week were Mr. aud Mrs +. A. Zile, Mr. and
ms Samuel Kennel, Miss Lortic Groves.
MeSSrs Jane, Ea,tou. F. l.. CriswcE, Jesse
Porter and Il. y. Conaway.
Mrs. Ira Shipley and Mr.. J. kelbaugh have
been the guests OF their aunt. Mrs. Larkiu
Shpley.
Miss Ida Shipley has entered the Baltimore
School OF Elocution and English Literature
for the spring term. Miss Shipley l. a gradu-
ate Of Dickinson Pa Seminary. While
a student at that institution She developed a
talent for elocution and now goes for further
work in that direction
Mr.. Joseph Criswell, who has been spend
ing a i..w weeks nj his home has returned Il"
Geneva, III
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Rev. Mr. FORESTER preached %, B1uarH
burg Church uH ~guiay lass o. o large suaI
eucp. He wifi preach there ag5u vu Nawh
I'd. 8, which time the Lord Supper Nll Pa"
administered
Thoma, II oldest -au az Terrence y. ana
Mallie Gleunau, died Suddenly. aear E.rrg'.
on February 9Th. aged jas; 90 fear- IL
died on his birthday Iie ,ss- an Intelligent
bow and q faithful sabbath ~choa scholar
Four 81 Do, sehuaimal,s agfel q. psl. -hcarrr--
The remain. wcr. Inferred ar EauiruhHrs
cemetery, Res Mr. fars>fag ,aH8ng'.U- rhr
service
A most delightful -og.a. s4s given al fhe
residence ~ Mr. ANA Mr- Basil nurss. nu
"Wednesday evening 81 .Hsi sr,k. fa hnaaf oi
th,ir daughter Miss E~to..r. >nesi c"utsr
saffron and ,sriu't~ ganr- urrr HtH0s,4 Iu
until Z late hour Betgs>bAruf- svTr served
M abundance imoug those pf--euf weF,
EsleIe Dorsey. li~ha G5-;, EHr Nerzal
Amanda Dorsey. l.1ftje Hargrfr il-rfir and
Georgia Garhrart Eiith Anthony. Fra Bran
lcuhnrg lala Eraudruaurs Eisart Esm-
burg. Marshall Wcife,, Waiter >e.lmau, Nm.
Brladeulurg. Howard t.arhyar, iiazas,i
David. Arch John aud Gas uer-s,. piisrr
&. sad Grorg. CauN. Harm i~1srFnau-
Arthur Hargru. ERNEST RaHiruhurE- ~,s. Ie
Hewitt Milton Autbuny, and ulher.-
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William. son of C,coocs Haa, kilIri a -r7A.
aua iay 'a-i aark that measured g fees .a
'sngfh
Ni-. Viva HaH KITTY e. BaaAsr, A-araa
Naih,a. aud N,a'sa Na'hsa, sI-n' >araas .a.'
SO Nr. and Mn, irvIa War-hi.ae-
Qu5is o barge daurv WAS h~.H 4f fh- H-sssl.a.
a. Mr. L,aairr Matthias au 'a., Nuutat s1ra
u. Nus.c ea- Furnished p, Plaf Iaha Eur
and Howard ~atrl, Those tu=rat a-re
L..auleT Ns'h.a- and ast.. Grocery % a aaH
s..i- lrgis W4rslue auH s.'a A dan. Rupert
and pitr. Isaiah Easserl ani a.tr, s.
Celia and Azzie Na'h.s. Visa Ha@ EL-.
Matthias. kljif Bsak-5'. Jeua.~ ~'a4rI. hrT
le EagAeft. Hester travI. Br-., Dra..r.
lasr, and Ella B4-c..su. Agatha aud >'afa
NaihIa.. Nalar NHhH. Nauuef'a Nath.a.-
Florence Bowers, t5i.-,ir LaHu Della Eysr-.
EH5e Bar-aan. M-~.rs. Ian Ma,h.a> John
Lane. William HHH ArihHr Bower. t.--rr
Eauksrf G,arss and FL ~ra4r. NirF E-.
ue.Grr. Char.r- Fu.gA Wesley lfag.iag.
john Matthias. Na~ray HaaA-u Harvey Bsl.
j. e. Frayk. Jar Sny,lsr Frank NarlsF. Frank
E.a-c. Charl-~ lappv. E-ulari Haf. JH-.,
E,er-. Frank Rapport. Andres Wagner. tha-
lfug.ius Herbert Nurs4p. HaHv IHsm-ta.
Clarence Oruiurd Fred. Nagali,,rr, 1a,sr,H
~b.slrr Elmer Hoppe. HarF ll--mahtvn.
Dad l5rpy. Jark Wagner and iua iiaHs.-
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The canning factories of this city an CON
tracing for limited acreage Of peas and corn
Hicks says March will open with reaetonary
storms passing TO the eastward, with cold
weather following in the far west and north
From the 9TH 10 Sth, he SAYS. is a storm
period. that will bring rain. slush and snow.
Frank Ibex. wanted in Carroll for assault
ing Young girl. was released by Judge Dob
Ter, of Baltimore, last saturday, on $500 Sc
curity for his appearance at court here in May
next John Cohen. GO4 South Bond street.
Baltimore is his bondSman.
The Maryland Poultry and Pigeon Associa-
ton opened its first annual exhibition on
Thursday. Among the exhibitors are Miss
f. Emily Bay and Miss Edith +. Simmonds.
of Finksburg. Miss Smmonds exhibits Bar
red Plymouth Rocks and Bronze Turkeys.
and Miss Bay shows White Crested White
Polish. White Crested Black Polish and White
Crested Pekin Ducks Mrs Robert Garrett.
of Baltimore has an exhibit from her 5000
poultry establishment.
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Maryland Affairs


Burglar are al work M Annapolis ana
vicinity.
Bishop Paret. OF the Episcopal Church. is
sick from the grip.
Samuel Brengel. a well-known citizen OF
Frederick. died last week
BY the Il. a q. railroad ON Tuesday II per
sons left Hagerstown for the west.
nr ul,on \ To,Ior ono of the hest known
,,h.';o;ai,s ~ RaI,;r,orn ,Ied an Monday.
parso,s ara waIl,;ro, a,ross the Susonebonpa
,.;,.,.,. Lot,.aar a,,idHn, md Pnrt Drnosir.
>. L.,
en- persons "'e" !" ii"""L" '",!i',
- .,., ,
faSt"h. lalP"t county, i gong J." >'' 9I;. "
Heach ''">N''' ""N' crate >'>' ''''' "''''''''''
Ia''"'H'
hrs; harsa5ti A. N5!''1N' Nl.' wi
la"H 90 81. li""a'" county, We" ''''
age" '' ie"'S'
Henry Burrows, aged - wears. one "t Inc
most prominent farmers J" l"''"' county
"icu q" SUNDAY
The dwelling and store "i Benlamnh W;
Allnntt. "t Montgomery county was burned
on sunday Loss s2''"'
The boiler of the tug boat Morris /. kecl
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-03-02

.E.5.sr-f ..r 'na Israasntts Advocate
r.~a.sas sui agreeable ,urpri-r rar'F aa-
s....a 90 'hs ha-usah.s u=liany. of W. and
Mr. Frances e. ~gharrd,r. near >hfpl-,,
aa Isa~-Bf, g.ri. u hHrar 30 Mr. ~rhu.it
rr . nrhta, lhe -.rHsEE vas spent .u 'hr
-rans -s.Ht 81 FHtaI snd su,'umrn1i mH-sr
ar8 -.astI #aarrr~a'.-H. Absent DO clock
Refreshments SER, sr-rs-i iu shaaiaa.r !hr
...frrurHal ua..e ass furnished Dog Ne-.r-'
HsHs4r sud kri.rr Those present @rr~
Mr. ana Hrs john t-.'sr NJ. aut No
Frarrf. T. ~,ha-rI.r Me- Hr..as Fr't
-san Nan-e Ere7n4aa NJ D. P"..tsr
.es.sr jiaaA. D.. suj Ha'te EsFprr'. Ear.
iask VI John g.. Fr-yaaau. - ia.r.mar.
N..-ss i.-.aarI ani l.as.s. lrfuaa. GsH'
iIaas Ns.Hsrr. ~ehurfisr Charlie tanf+rr
Hrar. E~ifrr auH Master ahr E.e-rr
WrH- 1aH John ~rh-rtf-r
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NelrnSs tens.

Me- Fuanar, SELLER srI Mr. Niasm
Ar-s--sr ars aa fh- .rA ..s
David Iaa,s and Chester ~r.Hssa. pt Bach.
uaa.. FsU-r. ..ta' s. las .4-, seek u rhs
..rra .-lrhaad
VT ~1marI ~fsfurr aHI ~lts Hni Mr.
yssHsrsur >alH,au aHi 3s.EbtrE N.,- >ai.r,
,r-.as s Ian .asr SEEK .a sad H-aF Hanover.
N Emasa >hafsr. ui l.asantaa Valley,
Is spending ..trfa. vsvs. affE frsut- aut
r..st.ssr rr sHJ a.5r HausFrr
Nr ll-Hrt tuashram. ~ twaz-,l.s. Pa.
.l..#f .rrar4. ia,. .s,F a--s Zoo bis ua.zhhwr
.asst
Eh,a fae maH carrier, ha. % .auf-r erut
+. h-- t.-.-.s-5..a a4'r.i ~.
W..- Edith Cru.rfnr 5rd C'raf.u ksniarf
bass. fsf agaguI-
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Two boys on Monday. discovered The man
elrd bod, of a man. apparently about - OF
30 wears old. halt reclining against a tree in "a
western suburb Of Chicago. The man leg
and trunk had been burned aud ropes around
the hands and shoulders indicated that he had
been attacked aud reduced to submission after
a struggle Large pieces of flesh had been
tom on of his legs, possibly by prowlng
dog, The remains were Identified Is those
of Fred. Holzhueter. butcher, who had been
missing since January 18th.
The home of G. W Weaver and wife, AN
aged couplc. living y miles southwest Of
lror,wood. Ohio was burned late Sunday
evening, and both Weaver and hi wife per
i>hed in the flames Il Is thought the work
is that of robbers. who, after robbin9 and
numbering the aged couple. fired the house IN
cover M their crime
Andrew and William Jordan, the leading
grocrrvmem at St John Newfoundland were
both >uiioc:ttcd ON Saturday night by charcoal
fumes entering their house from fires built IN
a new building next Ia their residence for In"
purpose Of driving The plaster.
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Hrn,t. Mn. Fob p. SO.
Au entertainment was given IS, Lafayette
Avenue N. J.. Church. Baltimore, un the
..,sriu. OF me. lrb inst. ht rhr T.. D.. :. for
ra,. benefit ui au Aged People Home. rn hr
founded Hs that denomination IHr program.
principally arranged D, Mis- Ida Lester aud
headed "Muhda, Illustrated. w.,, unusually
hur. Twelve tables. artI~uuali, decorated aud
representing the calendar months. were
placed under numerous bright hucd lamps.
adding richness "a the scene. Each person
wa gwen -ilken ba. 10 which be- was eN-
pyel,d 90 place rs many pennies as his wears
numbered aui deposit j uu The table represent.
Ing the month iu Which h. WAS born. Nr>>rN.
NrCaur. Jones Stmughtr and Ncdrn-lrjckcr
rendered "a quartet IN highly creiltahlr man.
urr. Snla- 3, Mis-, Miriam FarNthr were
pronounced gems of the evening, Mis- For
>,lhr hss a delightful soprano voice. re-
markuhIy round and true j. l. of very
sympathetic quality and goes straight {" the
hearts of the audience. Mis- Mae Uuger re-
cited several selections la . manner that was
heartily pleasing, rs was shown hv the gener-
uus applause, The reading 10y Mis- Rosa
Cockry was excellent and showed talent far
beyond her years, II was an evening Of
great ENJOYMENT. "a success In every way.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-03-02
NO II INsOLvENTs.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
in the matter of the Petition ofIohn G. Skunk
for the benefit of the In,olvear Laws of the.
State of Maryland.
Ordered rhis 18th day of February. in the
wear Eighteen Hundred and Niuety-fve. that
Monday the Isl day of April. next be and
the same is hereby fixed for John G. Skunk
Petitioner for the benefit of the Insolvenl
Laws Of the State Of Maryland. in the above
entitled cagSe, to appear in sand Court and
answer such nterrogatorieS or allegations aS
his creditors, endorSogs or sureties NAV pro
POSE or alege against him: and that said Pc
titiouer or John " Roberts, his Permanent,
Trustee shall give notice thereof to the credi-
tors. yndorserS and Sureties OF the said InSol-
sent Petitioner. by causing a copy Of this or
der 20 be published in some newspaper publish
ediu Carroll county for five successive weeks
before the said lst day of April next
BENZ. f. CROi Sc. Clerk.
True copy,--Iest:
Benz. F. GROUSE. Clerk.
Published al the request of John NJ Rob
vrts. Permanent Trustee of the said John G.
skunk feb Ii 1t
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Business Locals

Fun ~ur-A large Zen plate Stove Ton -.
4 Cook Stove for -. 4 small Coal Stove
for - Also blue Chinrhila o,-r-"lr D..
ArnN af fbr Amr..,fF uaicr-
fIuekste- Route 5aA two Wagon and Fin
far.,. tor sale cheap Fine route. NuulN 20
th- Artnt ,rs u'hyr.
t. lrr-3 Pleasant Room, Zoo 90 nice part
HtW,,rmlu,irr. Apri, ~ ihr ADVOCATE office.
Foa RtNr- Hons, nu pyuns, l,ania Avenue,
Ns-,uiu-ryr. 500 ser month. Apply 20
o. j LAWYER.
HE,Aar, wood at So per cort. lrav"
order 81 smith lumber ward H. e. Al
h8Hsh p
Mr.. e. b. smith will organize and com
mrur- her class loo art oH SATURDAY, March
'rj 90 haii.ua>, one ST the residence of Mr..
: T. Weaver. r. Nam 81.
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Eldcrscurg Items

T|T"|-I"r. i T"Hr-t-uE 'l.f U fN- fHT-I
-t.r.-.. u.s.tssf.,. blacksmith .hur rh-rl
-tf -Aap and daetrs. 20 na- 5" ruhlHi
arss. E,.- zfI.s-. oGr -alrarr. fhr.r sJrh
,.Hrs. ok assl8ra-. seven EuHuz .lHtr-, trt
tuaas as-H auI op- lahy lra..a has O. slse,
earsh marls every ui-H' har au- Ht .t- Wrm.
..Hs hal5.-H. just af .r.--rar 'a ns au 'hr SICK
#-f
Mr. Emma ~tsy.., .t E.das-hars. ~ ua 'hg
,..N E,r. aaE Mn l,aH Braeu, NEAR Eldrr.
borg. y. aI-r FrE s.I
Mis-. Nrs--i tr,.i.r,. F. visiting htr Nnlihor
..s tt...--...
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NO 1912 EQUITY

lu the Circuit Court for Carroll county. sitting
in Equity.
Mar, T. N-Wb-llc Complainant. SIS. Margaret
A. Nrwbellc 20 AL Defendants,
Ordered this lqh dav Of February. A. d.,
lsa5. that the sale ot the Reai Estate mention.
ed ia these proceedings, made aud reported 10y
Azanah f. Oursler, trustee, toe ratified and
confirmed. unless cause to the contrary ht
shown ON ar before the 25th day uf March,
next. provided that copy Of this order he
inserted Ia some ncN>paper printed M Car.
roll county, once in each of three successive
weeks before the 18th day ug March next.
The report ot sale state, the amount "a he
NI.b25.S7
BENZ. r. GROUSE. Clerk
True copy.-Te.t:
irh23 20 BENJ. f. CNuu>F, Clerk.
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NO II INSOLVENTS.

In the Circuit Court tor Carroll County.
In the matter of the Petition Of Tazwell J..
Gibson for the benefit OF the lnSolvent Laws
of the State OF Maryland,
Ordered this l21h day of February. A. II,
1898. that Monday, the list day of April, next,
he aud same i hereby fixed for Tazweu j..
ellison, petitioner for the benefit of the In
solvent Laws of the State of Maryland. in the
above entitled case, TO appear in said Court
and answer such mterrogatoues or allegations
is his creditors, cndorserS or SwetieS may
propose or allege against him, and that the
said petitioner or K. Abner Parke. his per
manent trustee. shall give notice thereof to
the creditors, endorSerS and sureties of said
lnSolvent Petitioner by causing copy of this
order to he published in some newspaper
published in Carroll county for FIVE success,
sive weeks before the said LIST day of April
next.
BENZ. +. GROUSE, Clerk.
Published at the request Off. Ahner Parke,
Permanent Trustee.
True copy.-IeSt:
ieh 10 81 Benz. f. CRorsE. Clerk.
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NO. 1905 EQUITY

In rh, Circuit Court for Carroll county.
Charles f. Stoutier and Lewis Stouiier. ".
Earnest l. Stou1cr and others
Ordered this 22d day of February, \. D.,
$3.50. that the Account of the Auditor filed IN
thi, cause. bc inall, ratified and confirmed,
unle,, cause To the contrary thereof be shown
ON OF before the Ilth day Of March, next:
provided copy of this order be inserted tor
two successive weeks before the last named
day in some newspaper Published in Carroll
BENZ T. GROUSE. CLERK.
True copy.-IeSt:
lrb23 p Benz. F. CRorSE. Clerk.
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OBJECTION NOTICE.

Westminster Gas Light Company.
February /, 1895.
Stockholders are hereby notified that am
Election for Il President and Six Directors.
10 manage the affairs of the Company, will be
held at lis office. in the Farmers 4 Mechanics
National Bank ON the FIRST TUESDAY.
being the 9TH DAY OF MARCH, 1898. be.
tween the hours of - m and q clock. p. m.
JOHN H. CUNNINGHAM.
irh2 te Secretary.
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NO 1887 EQUITY

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County,
William II. BolHuger, Assignee of Mort.
gage, ~ Charles u. r. I.~arherwood and
Sarah T. leatherwood
Ordered thi, 22d day of February. \. d..
lS9i. that the Account of the Auditor filed 10
thu, cause. be- finally ratified and confirmed.
unless cause To the contrary thereof Doe shown
ON or before the llih day of March. next;
provided a copy Of this order Ice inserted for
Two successive weeks before the la, named
day in some newspaper published in Carroll
county.
BENZ. +. GROUSE. Clerk.
True copy,-feSt:
feb - z BENZ +. Grouse, Clerk.
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IN IS - R

Six head of mules > horses, colt. cows. >
bulls. lot Of Young cattle, > four or six horse
wagons. 2-horSe wagon. spring wagon. ear
rage. road cart. cart and cart gears, stonebed
and -idehoard>. I SETS of lead gears. sets Of
hrrechhand>, G-horSe line. wagon saddle. col
ar, and brides. Geiser thresher and horse
power, Champion mower and reaper. Cham
piou ,clf-hindcy, = wheat drills. tanning MILL
. turrou pluugh,, single and double shovel
pIough- corn forks. \ harrows, spring
tooth harrow double and triple trees. walking
pillow, ,inglctrces, fifth chain and Spreader.
loJ ct corn by the barrel, potatoes by the
hn,hel lot of old iron, and other articles too
numerous 10 mention.
Terms All sums under $40. cash: on sums
of $40 and upward credit of eight months
wall be given ON note, with approved security.
hearing interest from day Of sale Ma goods
tn be- removed until settled for
JOSEPHUS 4. ORENbORFF.
u. 4. Gor-nch. Auctioneer.
irhlG &, j. Wm. Earhart. Clerk
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SALE.-The mder s.=S

DRIVATE SALE.-The under- fsssssA
L signed offers at Private Sale, cheap, 80
the very desirable and well located residence,
No. 81 East Main street. Westminster, oppo-
site Derr u Sons Dry Goods Store This
property Is located en- the corner of Main
street and an alley, with frontage of about
% feet and hut few minutes walk to depot.
Terms will he made 10 suit purchaser This
is a rare chance To purchase property in this
locality Apply 10
ieb23 ltz WI h. THOMAS. AGENT.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-03-02
TRUSTEES' SALE
OF
VALUABLE F A R M ,
MAR Slvrn Run. MARYLAND

By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court
for Carroll county. sitting as a Court of Equity.
passed in cause No 1926. wherein Frances
Y. Bowman and husband are plaintiffs. and
Samuel Cover Jr. and others are defendants.
the undersigned. trustees therein named. will
sell ut public sale. on the premises. on
TUESDAY. the 9Th day of MARCH. 1895,
at the hour of , o'clock. p. m. thar valuable
farm containing
- ACRES. ; ROODS AND , PERCHES
OF LAND. MORE OR LESS.
The improvements thereon consist of large
two-Storv Frame Dwelling House. with two
bay windows. large pOrcheS.
large Bank Barn. summer A<dssA- !
Kitchen. Wagon Shed. Carriage ~ - SS5:.5A
and lee House combined: Corn Azssz=se es5zs
House. Hog House and other outbuildingS
water at the house and barn. supplied by
Hydraulic Ram. The buildings are modern
STYLE. conveniently located. have been recently
erected. and are in irSt-casS condition.
There is a due proportion of wood and meadow
land. The land Is of superior quality and the
fences are in good condition.
This property is located in Myers District.
Carroll county. Md. on the county road lead
ing from Silver Rum to Tameytown. Is about
Il miles from Silver Run, adioins the land of
Nelson Study, William Leppo. Amos Study
and others. Is the same of which Tobias d.
Cover died seized and possessed. and is CON
ycnent To market, churches. schools. &c.
Terms of Salc-One- third cash on the day
of sale or on the ratification thereof one-third
ia one wear and the other third in two years
from the day of sale; the credit payments 20
be- secured 10y the notes OF the purchaser or
purchaser, with approved security hearing IN
icre~r from the day of sale.
GEORGE T.. BOWMAN.
CHAS. T. REIFSNIDER.
Trustees.
Rcif,niirr Il Rcifsnider. Solicitors.
frn I. Inhn / nihenhnmgh Ancr.
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