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The Louisiana populist., 1895-06-07
A COME ssion Necessary,

A curious point in Swedish crimi-
nal law is that confession is necessary
before capital sentence can by car
ried out. If, however, the culprit
persist in protesting his innocence in
the face Of overpowering evidence,
the prison disciplin is made extremely
strict and severe until the desired
confession is obtained.
The Louisiana populist., 1895-06-07

1t seems sad to confess it, but il
can't be helped. OF all the fools that
exist, none compare with those who
are out for reform, or think they are.
The silver forces, are bowling, hun
cry mob. while plutocracy's forces
are organized. well-fed and united. =
Denver Road.
The Louisiana populist., 1895-06-07

President L. v. Debs of the Ameri-
can Railway union. whose case was
acted upon May 26 by the supreme
court. was seen at his home at Terre
Haute. Ind, and said:
II only know the deci ION as it
appears in the evening papers, and
assuming that it is correctly reported.
u appears the case was not decided
The Louisiana populist., 1895-06-07
All n Nation.

Schlegel. who lectured in Latin at
the age Of ~, had a peculiar stimu-
liant. He always had his snuff-box in
his hand, as without 1t he fancied he
could not get on.
The Louisiana populist., 1895-06-07
That's Right.

OF course the interest sharks OF
Europe, who live off the industrial
classes of this and other countries,
don't want silver TO be coined. They
want dollars to DO scarce. .-Topeka
Advocate.
The Louisiana populist., 1895-06-07
They Run the Country.

We all remember what an active
interest the national bankers mani
tested in the extra session of congress
convened last year by President
The Louisiana populist., 1895-06-07

The failure OF the coffee crop
not make much difference to consum-
ers. The trust has already got prices
up about as high as they can stand. =
Kansas City Journal
The Louisiana populist., 1895-06-07

1t is claimed that there are fifty
five dogs in the United Kingdom to
every 1000 inhabitants.
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usually back before twelve, and spend the
remaining hour until lunch time in going
over their mail Both of them have sun
dav school classes in DR. Armitage' Bap-
tist Church. and are members of many
church societies
Their wide charities have made them
known to toilers in the field of philanthropy
all over town. and whenever a really deserv-
ing case Is encountered the Rockefeller
girls are usually communicated with to
supply the needed aid
Luncheon is served at one . clock. and
the afternoon passes away quickly. At
this season of the wear much of the time
is spent in the garden surrounding the
house In it is an artificial lake about four
inches deep. 1t freezes readily and affords
a fine skating ground which is used daily
whenever there is any ice Their friends
also use it. and there are often many merry
skating parties hidden behind the high
green fence running along the Fifty-fourth
street front
Six o clock is the dinner hour and the
meal i i plain. substantial one with no
wines or Iiquors Prohibition scarcely
describes the Rockefeller attitude on the
liquor question. They spend many for
tunes annually in fighting the liquor evil.
II the weather is favorable there Is
ottentimes skating party by electric light
ia the evening II not there Is music or
apteFr,ipiu,, !, faw frieuds Rv eleven
4" clock the whole family j. asleep
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pOetru.
TO AN OLD VIOLIN.
BY ,NrHoNY 4. rEANE

could it but speak what strange ami moving
stories
What tales ofjoy AMI sret, it would unfold.
OF faded beauty and forgotten glorcs
Oflove and sorrow in the days "f old.
Perchance it played the grave and stately measure,
While powdered couples trod the minuet:
Perhaps it was bcggar> only pleasure
or helped Prince his trouble &" forget
All Violin we dream and wonder vainy--
Time with The sweet June roses never stays
The past Is dead we cannot learn mon plainly
The buried history of forgotten days
N,i aS faint and DdorouS sweetness linger>
With faded petals though their bloom De- hed
~. charmed anew by sympathetic fingers,
You bring haunting memory nf the dead
-. aS OF old. you speak in teudrest ilShion.
Mellow with memories of nnSeen years,
To r,is, cur minds from woDily care and passion,
And stir the thoughts that lie SO close tr tear.
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CHAS. A. RUNKLES.
JOHN II. RYAN.
JOSHUA BCRALL.
Examiners.
apr6 81
CxAM1NERs' NOTICE.


The undersigned. Examiners. appointed by
virtue Of a commission to fhem issued by the
County Commissioners Of Carroll county, to
open and locate a public road in said county,
commencing at the Washington Road about
one.half mile s0uih Of Morgan Run, al the
junction of private road leading 80 Salem
NJ. T.. Church and public school house No. ],
in franklin district, and running along said
private road, or as near as practicable. through
The Land Of James V Criswell until II inter
seeis the lands Of Theodore Zimmerman; and
then on tie line between james Y. Crisweil
and Theodore Zimmerman until il intersects
the land Of Grove A. Shipley; and thence on
the line between said Grove A. Shipley and
Theodore Zimmerman until II intersecis the
land Of the heirs Of Elisha Prugh, deceased;
thence through said land until ii interSeeis the
land Of Theodore Zimmerman; then through
the land Of said Zimmerman until It iniersects
the land Of Sarah l.. Prugh; thence 0a the
line between said Prugh and said Zimmerman
10 the corner of said Prugh's land; then
through the land of Sarah l.. Prugh until il
imtersecfs o private road; thence along said
road. or as near as practicable. through the
land of Sarah l.. Prugh 10 the county road
known as the Salem road; thence along said
road In a southerly direction. TO a private road
al William Y FrizzeH & Bros. mill. thence
through the land Of said Frizzell & Bro. along
said private road, or as near as practicable.
until il interseets the lands of L. A. Aldridge
and Mary Koontz; thence through said lands,
sill following said road as near as practicable,
until ii intersecis the lands Of J. b. T. Sellman;
still following said road to the county road
opposite the residence Of said Seliman.
An persons whom il may concern are hereby
notified that we will meet AT james '. Cris-
Wells. on Saturday, the llth day Of May, 1895.
M 9 O clock. a. M. to execute the trust re-
posed in as by the aforesaid commission
ROBERT H. II. SHlPIEY,
JOHN r. BENNETT.
F. j. ALBAUGH,
an65t Examiners
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\ number of misrepresentation are being
circulated in Westminster in regard to what the
Electric Light Co will charge io light the
city. therefore il is considered proper 10 state
that the Electric Light Co. will agree To
furnish the city with the same number of lights
Of equal capacity as now furnished the city
ior $500 less than ii costs now. and will furnish
double the number of lights or the same nnm-
Der with double amount of light for the same
money il now costs the CITY on the same
schedule now in force
CARROLL co. ELECTRIC LIGHT and
POWER co. aprI3 3t
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A sSIGNEE OF MORTGAGEES
N SALE.

By virtue Of the power Of sale contained in
a mortgage from James A. Gosnell and wife,
dated December ID, 1884, and duly recorded
among the Real Estate Mortgage Records
of Carroll county, in Liber F. 4. s., No. q.
folio 449, &c. and duly assigned to the un-
dersigned, ! Will offer at public sale on the
premises, about mile East Of Patapseo, on
SATURDAY, 9th DAY OF APRIL, 1895,
at 2 o clock, p. NJ, all thai lot or parcel Of
land containing
81 ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
which is in a high state of cultivation, and
adioins the lands of Daniel +. Bush, George
Benson and VIM. H. Taylor, and IS part of
the land Of which n. Watson Taylor, late Of
Carroll county, died seized and possessed.
Terms Cash-or easier terms can be made
with the assignee.
MICHAEL E. WALSH, Assignee
ap Is VIM. H. Blizzard, Auctioneer.
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ELIAS BIXLER,
CORPORATION ELECTION

Notice is hereby given thar au Election Of
One Person Go serve a.
MAYOR AND FIVE PERSONS TO
SERVE As COMMON COUNCIL.
for the CITY OF Westminster. Nd. for tae
ensuing year, will be held on
MONDAY. the 9Th day OF MAY 1885,.
between the hoars Of - m. and q p M, at
the residence of
MRS. NJ. 4. GRUMBINE.
NJ. - East Main Street. Westminster
JOSEPH d. BROOKS.
Mayor
Henry II. Gnmmer, Clerk. ap6 u
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NO. 32ee EQUITY

IL the Circuit Cuuri Tor Carroll county. sit.
ting as a Court of Equity
Daniel J.. Bash and others. 81. Josephine
Bush and others.
Ordered this llth day of April, 1888. thar
the sales OF the Real Estate made and re-
ported in the above entitled cause by !. A.
G. Bond, Harry N. Clahaugh and John
Milton ReiiSnider. Trustees. appointed by the
decree passed therein Ia sell the same. be
finally ratified and confirmed. unless cause to
the contrary he shown on or before the 18th
day of May, next; provided = copy of this
order be inserted in some newspaper printed
in Carroll county, Maryland, once in each oi
three successive weeks before the 9th iay oi
May. next.
The report STATES the amount ct sales To be
S.,3l2 gG
BENZ. +. GROUSE. Clerk.
True copy.--Test;
apl3 b BENZ. +. CRouSE. Clerk.
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COLLECTORS s SALE
~
REAL ESTATE,
In wooIery, District, Carroll County Nd

By virtue Of the provision, of law contained
in Article :. Sections $50 and i5l, of the Code
Of Public Local Laws, title carroll County.
sub title Revenue aud Taxes, |, the under
signed. John C. Hoffman. Collector of State
and County taxes. for the fourth election DIS
trict. of Carroll County. duly appointed by the
County Commissioners. of SAID County. IN
and for said tth district. for the wears 1891,
lSa3 1893 aud 1884. after giving due notice,
IN pursuance Of law and section lS0, 10 Edwin
\. Buckingham. of the said fourth district,
Carroll County. aforesaid, OF the amount oi
State aud County taxes levied and IN arrears
on the property with which he Is assessed, tor
the years 1891. 1892, 1888 and 1884, amount
ing to Sl74.g4, with interest thereon from the
time said taxes respectfully become m arrears
to-wii From the first day of January. Of
each wear respectively aud after The expiration
Of 20 days from the date of said notice, or
notices. did lew and seize and take in eXecu-
ton II acres of land more or less, lving IN the
said 4th district of Carroll County. Maryland.
ftonting on the Westminster and Reisterstown
Turnpike Road. 40 perches and extending
back 80 perches and adjoining the land OF
William NJ Spencer. on the East, being part
of the land wherein said buckingham now
resides, aud for which he Is assessed. as aiore-
said the said John q. Hoffman. Collector
aforesaid. will offer said land at Public Sale on
MONDAY. 9Th day of MAY, 1895.
at the Court House door, in Carroll County.
at , o clock p. m. for cash 10 satisfy and pay
said taxes.
JOHN G. HOFFMAN.
Collector of State and County taxes for 4'h
Election District
James A. c, Bond. Attorney. Apis Is
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VIZ. B. WOODEN, @. E.,
w Civil Engineer and Surveyor.

All kinds Of Land and Town Surveying
elone on shortest notice. Am equipped with
first class modern instruments and have access
10 most valuable papers in the county.
Terms reasonable. r o. address, Box 46.
Hampstead. Nd. mars lStz
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Warden J. l.. Pace. of the Missouri
Penitentiary, has reduced feeding the POO
and odd convicts in his charge to fine art.
In September the daily average cost per
capita was S32 cents; in October. S.33.
and in November. s. Sc cents.
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Chicago has over thirty elevators, which
handle l40, 900, 600 bushels Of grain every
year. The nion Stock Yards cover $50
acres and cost S3. 600. 900 They have
eight miles of street aud receive 5000,
000 head of stock every year. The meat
exports exceed S100. 000, 000
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

This Is to give notice that the subscribers
have obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Carroll county, in Maryland, letters testa-
mentary ON the Personal Estate of
SAMUEL. WAREHIME.
late of Carroll county. deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated, To the subscri-
bers. on or before the 10Th day of November
1895; they may otherwise by law he excluded
from all benefit of said estate
Given under our hands this l5th day Of
April 1895.
RICHARD WAREHIME.
IACOR p RAJ ITOZER
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HORSEMEN.

viii have charge of the track again this
season, and will train or break horses and
colts. VIII be ready 10 receive horses after
the 18th Of April.
T. l.. CRAWFORD.
apFl3 ST. Westminster. Md.
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ELECTIoN NOTICE.

The stockholders of the Westminster and
Meadow Branch Turnpike Company are
hereby notified that an election will be held
at the residence Of Samuel Roop, Meadow
Branch, on
MONDAY, the 9Th day Of NAY, 1895,
between the hours Of and II "A. M, for the
purpose Of electiug a Board of Directors to
manage the affairs of said Company for the
ensuing year.
JOHN r. DIFFENBAUGH.
apo Il Secretary.
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THE "UNDERsELLTNa STORE

Loves, price, maintained tnr SATURDAY..
April auth, and for ali other day- following.
Oug ..Underselliug System Is governed 10y
iha, one memorable rule. ''UNpERSELL
ALWAYS. Come whom You may; buy what
yon viii; alwsy, take money back Saved on
,our Purchase. w can't half O.,eal the
wonderful saving that q personal risjJ 90 Us
will disclose. as we cau advertise hut lew
items and the ..I-NpERSELllNG PRICE"
are nu everything
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EXAMINERS' NOTICE.
The undersigned. Examiners appointed by
virtue of a commission To them issued by the
County Commissioners Of Carroll county. 60
open aud locate a public county read IN Car
roll county, beginning for the same at point
on the public road called the Ridge road, IN
Mt. Airy district, in said county, being the
corner Of the lands Of Elmer F. Hood and
John Ryan, and running thence upon the
lands Of said Hood and Ryan north tss de
grees, west 40. perches. TO the land et Louis
+. Hood. then upon the land Of said IONS f.
Hood. north l44 degrees, east los perehes;
thence still upon the land Of said Lonis f.
Hood north 14s degrees, east - perches;
thence upon the lands Of said l.onis +. Hood
aud George W. Hood north Is degrees, east
IS perches. TO the land Of jefferson RYAN;
thence upon the lands OF said jefferson RYAN
and George W. Hood. north "a degrees, east
S.2perehes. TO the land of Margaret Duyail;
thence upon the land Of George W. Hood the
following three courses and distances, 10 ~ii;
north 14s degrees, easi .,S.9 peFches; north -
degrees. east i2.6 perehes; north As degrees.
east 2s.4 perches. 70 the land Of Mrs. Mar
garct Dugall: thence mpon the land Of said
Mrs. Margaret Duyall, north - degrees, east
u. perehes. &C. the hand of Albert Jones; thence
upon the land Of said Jones the following five
COURSES and distances, 70 wit; north - degrees,
east ). , perches; north degrees. east - $40
perches: north PSI degrees. east g. 9 perches;
north 2Tl degrees. east s24 perches: north.
s. degrees, east g. perches. ia the bed Of an
old private road; from thence upon or near
the bed Of said old private road through and
npon the lands Of Emory Adams. Charlie
Haines. Philip Myers, Henry NJ. clary and
James and Dennis Donty 10 the public road
called the Buffalo road, in said county and
district, at point opposite the residence Of
George Gartrell.
All persons whom il may concern are here
bv notified that we will meet al point on the
Ridge Road in Mt. Airy district, IN Carroll
county. AT the corner Of the lands Of Elmer
L. Hood and john Ryan. on Wednesday.
May sth, 1895, at 9 o clock a. M. a. eSeedie
the trust reposed in us by the aforesaid com
mission.
CHAS. A. RUNKLES.
JOHN H. RYAN.
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Henry B. Gnmmer, Clerk.
IF you NEED BoNDsMEN.
TRUSTEES. EXECUTORS. ADMINS
TRAITORS. GUARDIAN OR FOR
ANY OTHER PURPOSES,

Do not annoy your neIghbors and friends by
asking them TO go upon your bond, but apply
10 the Fidelity and Deposit Co. Of Maryland
This Company has half Million Capital and
s200, 600 surplus. and viii 90 on your bond
for any purpose, at cost Of from SO up. 10
for small percentage of your commissions
II costs nothing 10 make an application.
Apply to CHAS. L. FINK.
Resident Director, Conrt street,
ian27 If Westminster. Nd
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WYNN ] VALENTINE,
Corner Main ST and Pennsylvania
Ave, Westminster, Md

FLOUR AND FEED OF ALL KINDS,
Bran, Rye, Corn and Oats, Chop, Mil Feed,
Shelled and Ear Corn. Cracked Corn. Wheat
and Oats, Buckwheat Flour, Corn Meal and
Feed. All goods delivered in city limits.
A Full Line of Confectionery, Tobacco and
Cigars, Lemons. Oranges Bananas, &c.
Terms Cash. aprl3 At
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NOTIONS

100 dozen ChiIdrens Black Ribbed
Hose, worth l2i cents a pair, at. -
- dozen Ladies Drop Stitched Hose.
GRAY, Steele and Brown. sold form
eriy nj De, HOW. oW.......,.-......-.......... ID
Ladies Handkerchief>. worth s.. at. l.
Men Sweaters. worth 3jc. AL. -
Chilirca's $ aud Mise, Vests at............ T.
Sent Fine White Shirts. Linen Bosom.
worth jnc. af-..-............-.......... 81
Boy Sweaters. worth JOC. at.-.....-... -
- dozen Towels. of which Nc hayr
sold already LOO dozen. ai............... a
Spool Silks in al eolors. per spool. 81
Clark Cotton Au vsri~ guaranteed
aR Saturday only ....-.....-.....,.... q
Best Buuermilk Soap. per Box. N.....- %
Iaiiil' B,I Buckle -......-....-......... -
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JESSE " HAINES.

late Of Carroll eopaiy. deceased Al per,nns
having claims against the decsssss.i ar hereby
warned 70 exhibit the same. aish the yuuchey>
thereof legally authenticated. Ia the subscriber,
on or before the 9Th day ai November. is,,5.
they may otherwise hy lag he excluded irr,ni
all bench, Of said estate
Given under nv hand ;hiS - day of
April. 1895
AUGUSTUS HAiNES.
ant Il Administrators.
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aI
TO CREDITORS

This is to give aotiee that ;he subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Cont ei
Carroll county. IN Maryland letters iesta,
ueniary an the Personal Estate If
ELIAS BlXLER.
late oi Carroll county. deceased AllporsoHs
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated, ro the sub
scriber. on or before the 9th day Of Novem-
ber. 1895; they may otherwise By law he eN.
cluded from all henrii, Of said estate,
Given under nv hand this Isl day Of April.
1885,.
SARAH q. BIXLER,
ant; a. ENecufriN
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HOWEII IAMOIIE,
LIZ ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Office four doors Fast of the City Hotel.
formerly occupied by Vim. A. Mckellip.
nol3 % Westminster. Md.
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II T. oRNDORFFS SONS.
]. T. ORNDORFF"S SONS.
us said Distance Lends Enchanimen,'
DRESS GOODS.
DRESS GOODS.
IN, g., ,or.o.., .,rl. VII, vim ,on Jool,.
ing stand, when others are piuekins III"
,t J., u.;,,, ,ho o.,,le Conn. and sse ,sr
SUMNER FABRICS.
st,,,frp r,pptcs
f'fr''h'"s Ii ''"'''s''
suu,I,S
n,o,.,,,.,.
.
WIGGAN
IENo.
GRASS CLOTH. COTTON AND LINEN.
HAIR CLOTH.
,,. .,r.,,.,
''''
Specialists IN DRESS MAKERS.
.r-ppttps
-.
''NN
SILKS
surs
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j. It. oRNDoRFF'S SONS.
apt Westminster. Md
20 CREDIToRs

This Is 10 give notice that the subscriber has
obtained from the Orphans Court 81 Carroll
county. in Maryland. lesters If administration
on the Personal Estate of
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NOR SAI4E.-Early transplanted cab,
II bage plants of different varieties. Apply
TO FRANK H. WILLET,
aprG 81 Frizellbnrg Md.
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J.. T. ORNDORFF'S SONS,
westnlinster. Md
TN the Circuit Court for Carroll Co

sitting q, q Coari of Equity.
No ss{s EQUITY.
EN.parss Ig the Matter ~ the irti.i estate af
FREDERICK Lehman. Charl,, f. Fink, Iss-fre.
Ordered this q, day of April ID the
year eighteen hundred aud ainrty. .tFe. ssn she
foregoing lriitiou tina, the CircHit Ceart fi'f
Carroll, County. sitting Ia Equity, take lugis.
diciion 81 the irHsi estate uf Fnrsicrick Lrh-
man. aud that said irastee settle said tr,,,i
estate under supervision au3 cnntral ei said
tirruii Cour; for Carroll County, sitting q, "a
Court of Equity. Aud Il i further ordered
that the said Charle- r. Fiuk. the fTtIsief iH
the above czsHsr uanied. do give noijee ip Jbe
creditors of she SAID Frederick Lehman Who
sere such prior "a the twrnty ninth day et
March ia the wear eighteen haudr,.l and
ninety five. 20 Gle their claims, property su-
theniicaicd io the CLERK Of the Circuii tour
for Carroll Coanty GA or tef"ur the tenth day
of June. in the vcur eighteen hundred and
ninety tiye. b. causing q cupy ~ thfs uFier
Ia Dr. publi-hed in some ncSspaper III Car
roll county once week Tor four successive
week. prior Ia tbs sixth das nf May next
CHARLES T.. ROBERTS
Tree Capy.-icsi
,r.rs. tteNf o. tfut,F..F
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aLO ADA4L ANAAEAL LsA9 n 1 =,
ga fFer,ium ni-irlsf. tarr,1'. C,ani, Nd
n, truu.. a. 8 l.sse eg e5 .al.. -,,gsialussl iu 10
nlurszags ifula GeuTle " Eit and lda Ci,t.
hi- asf... tu G~lrsss s. Nalha5x. fhs usdty-
.igt.,-,i. Mortgage. dated the slJ d4y af
Nalek. go ihr year lsss1, and ryt7,ssis'i au,,ns
fhe Real Estate Nagtsarr Records 81 Carroll
cnsntg la iihrr b b e. No o.. faiin 2i4
tby said Mortgage au6 undersigned having
gives bond al, rcluir=l l.s iav and 7sfne i--ins
daly approssd ail aH,- at Pai,lit Ssi.- ,.u
lts rf~ut>s'-, uH
SATURDAY. MAY ID. is9s.
ui . H clock. D. a.. ali that iiria consisting Ut
NJ. ACRES oh LAND.
lnnrs. ur ie-s, ,itglat, aiiHt oue.4 QUARTER ,,f .
mile from B,r,5 ps.lonicr. % Frs,-lom
district. CsuOlI eoaniy. Nd, and nou accu-
pied ts the sid George W Gis, aBd i-,.oz
the iand Formerly owned bs
~ Mary +. Franklin, aud DE-
scribed and Cnuyrytsd i.y -a.d
&i1ex1s1a mortgage. ihi. property g.
improved by q comfortable Dwel6ue House.
Barn sud other usual oaBbuiliingz
Terms Of sale arr -Our.lhiri st ihr Pur.
chase money to i.e paid cash on iIo ,iny ,,t
sale nr uprn the ratification ui the sale hy the
Courr the remainder ot the purchase money
10 h. paid ia JVo equal payncuts. ia >iN and
Twelve months ir1m the day Of sale. secured
bs the aoIes Of the purchaser hearns interest
from thr day OF sale. with approved security,
% all cash ai the option Of the purchaser.
GEORGE " MCLLiNIN. Mofigagar.
Jas. 4. G. Bond. ATTORNEY
lu> h. Berrrt Asctoueer.
y. B-Ihe above vendor aud mortgage
N.ill consent To leave 5000 in the property.
secured by first mortgage. ir desired by rhe
purchaser.
GEORGE ". NULIINIX.
apo ls Mortgage.
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LnHN G. HOFFMAN.

Collector Of State and County taxes for 4tt
Election District.
James A. c. Bond. Attorney. Apla Is
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-04-27

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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-04-27
ELECTRIC LIGHT.

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