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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-09-07
SHERIFFs SALE

By virtae Of a wri, of fsri iacia- i~sued ont
81 ~, Circui, Court for Carroll county. State
uI MARYLAND. s, the suit of William L. Me.
Daniel. against the goods and ehaiiels, land
and renemrnis Of Edward ReislcT, and 10 me
directed I have srizsd the iollo~ieg property
All the righ, title. claim and Interest of th"
said EdNari Beisier. bath ~ iaw and u rsluIty.
It. IN and 10 ali that bot or parr,si ~ Land and
premises. Gi,lair. lyinE and being iu the town
~ t'nion Bridge. iu Carroll couBiy. In the
State Of Maryiand. Is h,iux par ol a trac' 81
land calie,l The Rich Indian Garden. essn,
tanning siVfy and iuo-i-uihs sIusrs peFrhes.
7aorc ~ ie.s. and heipg the same land thai
Nas conveyed hy Charles T. Resk sud oshers
to the aid Eduard Reislrr. by deed dated
the sI.t day ol Mar,h, A. y, isst. and r.
corded among the Land Record ef Carroll
counsr. in l.ib~F r. 7. :, No. 80 tolIa 80.
81
And hereby gave aotice that ! siil -esl the
property >o sriHad and taken IN execution. al
Pablic Sale, 90 the highest bidder. iar cash, on
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER p, !Sl5.
a. u . clock, a. al-, na the premises ia tnion
Bridge. Nj
ELIAS r. ARNOLD.
aurGI Is sheriff.
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FERTILIZERS

and therefore can sell on small margin.
Should not call on you personally, just come
prepared 10 load your wagon to the Machinery
building of J. Q. Stitley's Westminster, Nd,
or to the Warehouse Of the subscriber, at
Union Mills. Nd. or at the Warehouse of
Fink & Weikert Littlestown, Pa, or at C..
Crnmrine's. Melrose, Md.
JOHN BURGOON, Union Mills, Nd.
n. Huff. agent at Litilestowl, Pa, c. Crum-
rine. agent at Melrose. Md. aug3 lOk
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DUBLIC SALE
l. ~ EALrAnLE
REAL ESTATE,
Near Miller's Station. in Manchester DIS
trict, CaFrull county. Nd.
DUBLIC SALE

BY virtue Of the power and authority con
tanned in power ofaft0rney from llelilah Hare
aud others 10 the undersigned. George W.
Hare. dated 18th day oi September, iSA4
and recorded among the Land Records of
Carroll county. IN Liher h. +, C.. No. ~,
folio 44G, &c, the said George W. Harv,
agent aud attorney therein named. will offer
al Public Sale, on the premises. on
TUESDAY, 10th day of SEPTMBER, 1896.
at O'Clock, p. m.. all that faru, consisting Of
70 ACRES. l ROOD aud 10 PERCHES
Of land. more or less. situate about mile
| from Miller's Station ON the b. 4 H. Il. T.,
aud about l mile from Alesia Station, on same
| Railroad. and adjoining the lands Of Jacob
/ Folk. David Brown aud others. heing the
home residence Of the late Henry i. Hare.
| deceased. Also lot of log acres of wood
| land more or less. adjoining said farm. This
| lot will be sold with the iara
or separately as said agent may ~
/ deem best. The home farm Is 80
| improved by p story dwell - - y
/ ing. bank barn and the usual oatbuildngs in
| good order. II is well waiered. with fine
| fruit orchards.
| Terms of Saie.-One-thir of the purchase
money to he paid cash on the day Of sale, or
within 80 DAYS thereof nj the option Of The
4 vendor: the residue to be paid in equal pro
! portions al one year and eighteen months
from the day Of sale. and TO be secured by the
notes Of the purchaser TO the satisfaction of
!. the Agent and Attorney making the sale. and
hearing interest from the day Of sale.
X ~ GEORGE W. HARE,
Agent and Attorney.
Jas. A. c. Bond. ATTY. Jacob Hoffman,
augI7 Il Auctioneer.
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TNRUSTEES' SALE
II OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
In and Near Union Bridge, Nd.

The undersigned. as trustees appointed by
decree of the Circuit Court for Carroll county
in cause No. 1850 Equity. in which Joseph
Wolfe is complainant and Mary II. Ogle, widow
of James W. Ogle ct. ais. are defendants. will
offer at public sale, on the premises of Tract
No. /. on
WEDNESDAY,. SEPTEMBER 18th, 1895,
at O'Clock. p. m. the following two tracts
of land and premiSeS:-Tract No. l. consists
OF small farm containing
23a ACRES OF LAND, MORE or LESS.
situate about one-halfmile Southeast of Union
Bridge. near the Quaker Church. partly in
Carroll and Frederick counties. This prop
ertv is improved with large substantial frame
dwelling. nearly new, cased in
with brick and finished up ia ~
modern style, fine bank barn 80 Rs,ssk
and all other necessary build kekz5txzkssfs kekz5t1x1zsksfszs
ingS. There is an excellent spring Of water
and dairy near the door. The land Is in a
fine state of cultivation with young orchard
of apples, peaches, pears. &c.. OF choice So
lection. This property adjoins the lands OF
Vim. o. Hoffman. Daniel Wolfe. Vim. and
Jos Farquhar, and is the same conveyed IL
James W. Ogle. deceased. hy John {. Davis
and wife. bv deed dated April IL. 1872, and
recorded among the Land Records of Carroll
county. and of which he died seized.
Tract No. Consists Of all that Lot OF
Land and premises containing 5000 square
feet. more or les. improved by large sub
stautial donble house. nearly
new. built Of brick aud laid of A
| for two families. good garden, 80 -
plenty of water aud all neceS tEsslz12sAs1@ tEzsslz@,aAs1
sarv out buildings; said house aud lot = stu
! ate on the East side Of Farlnhar street. ~
| onion Bridge, Nd, fronting 80 feet ON said
street by leo feet in depth, being the lot or
parcel Of land that was conveyed tn James ".
/ Oele. deceased. by Lewis W Smith and wife,
by deed dated. July 4,h, 1881, and recorded
among the Land Records Of Carroll county,
and of which he died seized: this tract tract
will b. offered on the premises oi tract No J.
Terms Of Sale as prescribed hy the deere
{ One.third of the purchase money must l'' gaid
an the dav af sale, or on the ratification there
Of: one-third IN one wear and onr-third m two
wears from day of sale. with interest from
sale. to hs secured bv the noteS of the pur-
chaser. With approved security.
GEORGE p. BUCKEl.
EDWARD -. WEANI.
Trustees
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SABBATH SCHOOL

Ii at Bachman'S church, in Bachman ;
Valley, will hold It's first turnout on Saturday,
September Dist. The school will meet at the
church at half past s o'clock and from there
will march to the grove. which will be bean
tilted for the occasion and there will be ad-
dressed by DR. Howard and other able speak
ers. All are cordially invited. Refreshments
will be sold on the grounds. aug3l 81
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DUBLIC SALE
80
REAL ESTATE.


Rs virtns af the hast will and ,eSiamea, ot
Wm Marshall Mehring, late IT Carroll canfiy. .
Nd. deceased. and of an order oi the Orphans
Cont of Carruu County, The undersigned. A.
Executor. will ,ell Al puhlic sale, ou The pTem-
isas. ou
THURSDAY. ls,h cC SEPTEMBER, lsa'i.
al . o'clock. p. m. the following described
Real Estate The Farm, containing
Is5 ACRES OF LAND. MORE or LESS.
situated in the angie formed by the junction
~ the ". N. r r. and p x. Z. Al brucc
Vile station. The land will b. Surveyed and
a Mat exhihitrd on day Of sale. This property
Is improved by large Brick
A NJ Dwelling House. with cellars
s1a nairr the whole house: bank
barn. with wagon shed, esiT-
riare house and corn CRIB attached; grain
shs.d. with carriage hogse attached brick
smnkehonss, siaae ice house and other neers-
sary outbnildings. new Neathertsiarsied Tea
ant House. with Necessary outbaildinEs- Thew
i water IN mos, Of the fields; two never isil-
ing springs; two never falling wells, one a.
harm with Wind pump and one with pufnp on
porch al dwelling house. There Is young
peach orchard aud large apple orchard IN
tall bearing; also cherries. pears and other
fruits. This property has about 10 Acres oi
Good Timber land aud a large uuml-sr Of
locust trees. II Is convenient T. churShes.
and a sehoolhonse. Posiofice, store aud rail
road station adiOins the Arm- This property
Is well adapted for dairyinr aud frui' culture
The land al York Road woald make 'i,7sir,-
bic building lots
Also hne mountain i0i. near Emailts-
burg, consisting of So Aeres Of Woodland.
will he sold. II has On il Chestnut. White
and Rock Oak Timber
Also on the same day ~ Share of W, VI.
Railroad Stock, ] grain drN and WAGONS.
sne broad aud one narruW tread.
Terms Of sale. by order of the Court 'ns-
third af the psirchaSe money 10 ~ pasd iu
cash aa the day uf sale. or ratification ihen'oi
bv the couFi one-thirf IA SIX and the last
third IN twelve months from th" sale. Uiih
interest from ihs sale the credit Iaymenis %
Il. secured rs the boGds or single balls oi the
purchaser. with approved suTciies' or all she
purchase money may b. paid IN cash, II pur
chaser 50 desires. Two ihotsaas4 dollar of
said parchase money must he lea Den GA
said land. Tor the l,enehi of the Sid0S inr
life, rs r4.quinnd hy Tesisinr's aill. q pracil.
cable b. N arrange With Purchases.
Terms far personally Cash ou da2 y sale.
JACOB SHAREffS,
r. !. kalb, Ancti0nesr. Executor.
aup.la L
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~
The undersigned, having settled in the
Orphans Court an account of the personal
estate of
CHARLES b. WILLIAMS,
late of Carroll county, deceased and ascer-
tanned the balance in his hands for distribu
ton, according to law among the creditors Of
said deceased, hereby gives notice to said
creditors to fle their claims against said de
ceased. legally authenticated, with the Register
OF Wills for Carroll county. on or before the
9th day cf September, 1895, preparatory to a
distribution Of the assets OF said personal
estate TO be made amongst said creditors
under the direction Of The Orphans Court of
Carroll county. on the 18th dav of September
1895. After the final ratification of said dis
tribution by the Orphans Court aforesaid,
the undersigned will be prepared to pay to
each Of said creditors their respective diu-
dends according to said distribution.
KINSEY WILLIAMS,
auql7 At Administrator.
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The apple trees in many sections are
loaded down with fruit this season. To
insure salable crop the fruit should be
thinned out. As the apples become larger
there is a liability of the limbs of the trees
being broken if the fruit is not reduced by
trimming
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A FESTIVAL will be held on the lawn
"A at Pleasant Grove Church, Sandyville,
Saturday afternoon and night September 9TH,
by the Sun day School of thatchurch.
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Our 0oliO.
IN CINGALESE LAND.

A Glimpse of Country Of Song and Story
Sus1 Canal-A City Nhcre Everything
Goe,-ponkey Riding in Cairo-A Winter
Resort
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DATIFIcATIoN NOTICE.

Ia the Orphans Court Of Carroll County.
AuGUsT Tenn, 1895.
Estate of James Z. Dutterer, deceased.
Oa application Il is ordered this 18th day y
August. 1885. that the sale Of the Real EsY
Of James 4. Duiterer. late of Carroll e9T
deceased. made by Jacob II. Duiteref
Austin d. Du4tener. Executors ofthe Ia
and Testament Of said deceased, AID this
day reported to ihis Court by the said Exc
cutors. be ratified sAd confirmed, unless
cause be shown 10 the contrary on or be-
fore the 4th Monday. 23rd day, Of Septem-
Der, next; provided copy of this Order be
inserted for three successive weeks in some
newspaper printed and published in Carroll
county, before the Sd Monday, 10th day, Of
September, next.
The report states the amount of sale to be
eight thousand and sixty dollars and fourteen
cents ($s.O60.I4-)
DAVID Fl. H0FFACKER.
LEWIS CASH, Judges.
ALBERT SCHAEFFER,
True copy,-Test:
GEO. N. PARKE
ang24 81 REGISTER of Wills.
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DUBLIC SALE
L Of THE
Valuable Real Estate and Per-
sonal Property
of Francis Shriver, deceased.

BY virtue of the last will and testament OF
Francis Shriver. late of Westminster, Carroll
county. Md. deceased. and of an order ot
the Orphans Court of Carroll county, me
undersigned. aS executors. will sell at pubhc
sale, on the premises. l4G W. Main street. ON
SATURDAY. 18th of SEPTEMBER 1898.
al 9. 80 o clock a. M. the following described
Real Estate and Personal Property
The Home place. house and
a ~ lot No. l46 West Main street,
Lot fronting los feet on Main
Ses2 street. running back l62 feet
with an alley on side and rear. The
property is improved by a frame double wealth
erboarded l0-room > story house, with pantry,
dairy and cellar. stable, carriage house
chicken house. corn crib. smoke house and
an office building on Main street. All kinds
of fine fruit. valuable shruhhery. flowers, &c
Also house and lot No. - West Main
street adjoining property ut los. Smith and
known as Mrs. Betsy Prices house. fronting
- feet on Main street, ruaning back 1896 feet
to an alley. This property Is improved by a
2-Story room brick dwelling with shed IN
rear. Has an excellent garden and fine fruit.
Also q acre lot, not over l2n yards from
penna. avenue, adjoining the lands Of Cor
neliu> Wantz. Grove A. Shipiey and the
Shreeye farm. suitably situated for building
lots.
Also on the same day al the personal
property Of the late Francis Shriver. consist
ing Of beds, heddiug, bureaus. chairs. tables.
sofas, hat rack. parlor furniture. carpets.
mating. Stoves, pictures, desks. books. &c.
&c. Buggy harness. wheriharruN. garden
iools. forks. rs,kes Ne, &c
Terms of sale fer the Real Estate :--tinr-
third of the paryha>e money tn b. paid on
dav of sale or ON the ratification thereof by
the said Court: one-lhiri ia six months and
one-third in Twelve months from day of sale:
the credit payments In be- secured by the
NOTES Of the purchasers. with sufficient secuy
itv. hearing Interest from the dav ot sale ar
all cash ~ the option ni thr purchaser.
Terms f,r Personal Property All sums
nn,ler -. cash; ON ali sums ut -. and
over. credit 81 six months an note Sith
sufficient security. bearing interest trom day
Of sale. y" property IN lo removed an'ii
settled for.
y. B.-The Reai E,iaie viii be offered At
Lao p. Hs-
FRANK ". SHRtEER. E,.,.,,.,r.
ISAAC SHRlNER.
Jua. J.. piHsulaugh. Auctioneer.
angst 3
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The number of Lutheran ministers in
the world is 30, BAG, with II, S77 churches,
and SO, 0S0, 600 baptized members.
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MYRIADs OF STYLES

all establishment Every department IN
the store receiving autmna stock and make for the ship
en new week will be devoted the clearance
Of stock The placed the goods will shame all
the reiuci o weeks
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DRIVATE SALE
M
VALUABLE FARM,

of 252 Acres of land within , miles of Mt.
Airy and about the same distance from Waters
Vile, on the b. Il o. r. X. Terms liberal.
and price low. Apply 10
JAS. 4. c. BOND,
Aitomey-at-I-a
aug3l 81 Westminster. Md.
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EERTILIzER FOR THE FARMER.
Reduced in Price; Quality Main
tanned.

From 50 To IS bushels of Wheat per Acre,
and ''Rousing crop of Grass in the Bar
gain, BY the use Of Zel's Fertilizers For
sixteen years have been selling Zeil' Fertiliz-
ers and the equally famous, Chemical Co. of
Canton Fertilizers with steady increasing
demand for them. This with the most hatter'
ing testimonials that could here be produced,
five had space, from many fthe most progress
sive farmers in Carroll and adjoining counties,
and the much reduced price for which these
goods are offered for the season of 1898. should
convince the farmer that they cannot do bet
ter elsewhere.
We viii not be undersold by the same
quality Of goods have but little expense
in sale of these
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1BT A GOOD AUCTIoNEER

If yon intend having sale get an 4
enced auetioneer who does not want tn, (
procee Of it for his services. Trym 81
of refe IS, and can always be fouL-f al
the Cit N or the Advocate Office, West
Minister
dec ~ If p. A. GORSUCH.
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NOTICE 10 CREnTToRS.

Notice Is hereby given 10 all the crrSihors
oi jaime, W. Ogle to 6le their claims againi
said James W. Ogle. properly authenticated.
within two months from day Of sale. with the
Clerk ot the Circuit Court Carroll county.
GEORGE p. RtCkEN.
EDWARD q. WEANG.
lru-,ees.
T.. q. Meant and y. y. Hcuniag. Sol.rs-
j. r pelphv, Auc,. aug2I Il
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CLEARING SALE OF SUMMER GOODS

All our al by that value style and eorn
unsused-haye down which hope will insure their speedy
clearing
A lot summer goods Croue Prints value 81 124 at &c
5000 yards an CaEeOes in beautiful designs at SC
1000 yards al Pintsw worth Sc &c
yards CretOne worth Zoe. at Gle
OyarlsC CantonFl Flannel value sc 35c
1900 yards good yard widen Muslin. worth 61c, at DC
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VNRUsTEEs' sALB
uF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE


By virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Conn
for Carroll County. in equity, passed on The
10th day Of August. lss5. in cause No. ,i'iI3
Equity in said court between Edward Mare
helm and Others, Plaintiffs, aud William War;
helm. Defendant, the undersigned. Trustees
appointed by said decree, will offer 81 pnhIic
sale. ON the premises, on
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 2sth lSaj.
nj O'Clock. D. m. al iha, land. situate in
Manchester district, Carroll county nn the
public road leading from Manchester in AIesia.
and about ! miles from Alesia. containing
= ACRES OF LAND. MORE OR LESS,
and adjoining the lands Of Eli Wareheim.
William Caltrider and Others, and being part
of the land which Geo. Ware
A al : helm died seized and possessed.
Ma1eA II is improved by a . story
s1ltet11sA Brick Dwelling House. barn
and all other necessary nuibuildings. good
orchard and well watered. About 10 ar II
acres Of good timber.
Terms of Sale as prescribed by the decree
are :-One-th;rd of the purchase money cash
on the day of sale or upon the ratification
thereof by the Court; the balance in two equal
payments Of six and twelve months, secured
by the notes of the purchaser. with Interest
from day of sale. -.
DR. EDWARD A. WAREHEIM.
JAS. A. c. BOND,
Trustees.
ang24 Is Jacob Hoffman. AuctiOneer.
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NEW FALL DRESS FABRICS.

rather early nevertheless have been selling fF the
last two of styles Of La Belle CIns double width
goods which, when made "k well hs priced
Yourh n any Q these At l2Ac
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LADIES AND GENTS FURNISHINGS


100 extra large sze Bed Spreads REGULAR price zoe i3e
25 dozen aood ize Honeycomb Towels. at Be-
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BLANKETS.

BLANKETS
We have Just received Of Gray Bn. which lI last
year Al pair (TeiaD 59c
LADIES AND GENTS FURNISHINGS.
plain andbo Handkerchief worth DC At le
% dozen MensO Outing .worh3 30 30 aud 50c 23c
RoygI ndaedI Bosom formerly 4sc
SIX Gloves and Na1 in black and esT which We have been
att reduce o Poe
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WALL PAPER.
VAL PApERs ANp pEcoRArIoNs.

We want everybody 10 read this advertise
ment and then call 90 examine our Stock Of
New-York tribune., 1895-10-31
A LOVELY Face.
Beauty is the Greatest Power
of Attraction.
women Recognize it; Men Bow Before
its Shrine.
lhe Secret of Good Looks Disclosed.
How to Look Your Best.

Never was there time when did not to make
themselves beautiful. What IS lovely round.
face white forehead and fr red lips wha, annoying
as tho black and pmpes the with the dirty
greasy look which always accompanies them. Life is not
worth living, the girl thinks. because OF the bad
unpleasant look OF her skin which tries In vain to M
prove by the use OF various oinmcnt and
dcrs not knowing that all the while the trouble IA not E
the skin Itself but In the system II Is sometimes abso-
utey dangerous outside application. for II the
skin Is simply cleared disease likely to attack some
internal organ OF the body. where II fatal to
life itself But in purifying hooG the Is natural
pei1nanen. and without an niurr
MISS Alice Hopkins. who resides C32 South Tentd-st
Philadelphia Pa was unhappy because OF her uESlshty
race ana writes an interesting this subject
she says DR. Green's Nervurn blood and nerve remedy
rs wonderful medicine ana cured completely or one
OF the very wori forrs OF dyspepsip Words cannot ex
press what hnve suffered in body and mind for almost
three Years Not the least Of troubles was an entire
oss OF health. color In face The natural glow DIS
appeared entirely anc horrible saffron yellow took l
place. You car imagine feelings when ] was asked
dozen times day whether / suffering from
lAundic= AT this time enduring al. the torture'
or indigesor and could retain enough food 10 give
me the necessary nourshmen. Consequently lost flesh
rapidly ana bec3ne weaker each day The doctors told
me was suffering from dyspepsia and bilious
New-York tribune., 1895-10-31

standard OF tariff for revenue" This ia but the
echo OF what has been said in substance time
and again by Democratic orators. IT reflects the
views OF n large majority of the party, and that
is the chief reason why the party VIII not sue
The issue is clearly defined. 1t is no: a question
O. schedules but of principles The great mass OF
the Northern. people believe in the principle OF
protection. That belief Is gaining ground even In
the Southern States several OF which are begin
ming 70 feel the strong pulse Of a new industrial
life The result Of the last Presidential election
was not a verdict against the projection system.
The people looked to the letter Of the candidate.
rather thar to the platform OF the party for a
declaration Of principles upon the tariff question.
When II began to dawn upon them, as II Old soon
after the election. that the triumph OF the De-
mocracy was a severe blow at protection they be;
came alarmed and indignant. This feeling found
vent In the elections last year The, revolution
which then took place was not caused 80 much
by the hard times by the general conviction
among the people that the hard times were brought
about by the threat involved IN Democratic rule.
There is danger now that the tariff retormers"
will carry any further along the road that leads
10 free trade. for the simple reason that they Will
not again have the opportunity. at least for some
years to NEEDLE with the delicate machinery OF
our industrial system.