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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-05-06
Hast FURNACE Men May Strike.

SHARON. Pa, May 5.--A general strike
among the blast furnace employees i'm this
section is imminent. They not salts
fed with the advance of 10 cents a day all
around. agreed on at the meeting of the
Mahoning and Shenango Valley Iron Manu-
facturers' Association in Youngstown, be-
cause the rate is lower than is paid at New
Castle. Ii is probable that demand will
be made tomorrow morning for another
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orion UII, Bank Robbed.

CHICAGO May 5.-A dispatch from
Orion H.. to the Times-Herald says that
ing by experts, about 5000 being secured.
As nearly as can be ascertained three men
were concerned in the affair. and three
strangers who left town on the early Rock
leland train are supposed TO have been
the robbers. No trace OF them has yet
eeen found.
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SAVANNAH, Ga, May 5.-Ex-President
Gonipers, of the Federation of Labor. dur
ing an address to mass-meeting of work.
ingmen here to-day, made some caustic COM
ments on the price of labor in Savannah.
DR.. Fallgant, a prominent physician, and
members of the Council, took exception 10
his remarks and the Doctors position was
indorsed in speeches by others present until
Mr. Gompers withdrew the statements he
had made. The affair caused much talk in
labor circles
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The Troops to he Ordered Out.
VIII Encourage a Strike.

COLUMBUS, O.. May 5.-There seems to
have been a misunderstanding regarding
the proposition made by the operators of
Ohio TO the miners. The operators offered
Al cents a ton. The Jackson and Massllon
operators then offered 81 cents, but the
Hooking Valley operators held out for IL
cents They claimed they could not pay
more than that and compete with Pitts
burg operators for lake coal trade. Ma
tional Secretary Mcbride, of the United
Mine Workers, says the disagreement i'm
Ohio will encourage the Pittsburg strike
but he does not think il will change the re-
suit. 1t is now believed negotiations be-
tween the operators and miners may be
reopened within q week or ten daYs
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street-Car Mems Wages Cut.

DENVER, Col. May 1.-THE employees of
the Denver tramway have accepted the re-
duction OF wages from 22i2 to 20 cents an
hour an understanding that wages will
be gradually increased as business improved
until they amount TO % cents an hour.
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Spain Not Yet in the Game.

MADRID, May 5.-All reports to the
contrary IT can be stated that decision
has vet been arrived at by Spain In re-
spect 10 Joining Russia, France and Ger
many in their protest against the terms
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CHICAGO. May "a special 10 the
Times Herald from St Cloud. Minn., as
ser,s that in spite OF the denials made by
members OF the firm OF Clarke a. Co last
night that the firm actually made an assign
ment Saturday evening; that their liabli-
ties are estimated at from $4,000 TO $500 600,
with assets OF Si.3ooo. Details cannot be
obtained until tomorrow.
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Way Siosc WOOd-W Orking FACTORIES.
SHEBOYGAN, Wis, May "a large
meeting OF strikers was held this afternoon
and the men were told 10 become more
united in their efforts TO secure higher
wages. They will endeavor TO close other
woodworking factories here in the morn
ing. but in trying TO do this they claim
that they Will not resort to force or vio-
lence. Some leaders state that the strike
will spread TO foundries and other estab-
lishments. They also say that the Roentz
Leather Company may start its tannery In
the morning, but there will be men 10
go to work. There are now $500 men out
and no settlement of the trouble in sight.
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Commando Nrohn Wa. Killed.

PHOENINNiLLE. Pa. May 5.-Chauncey
Krohn. of the Phoenix iron works of this
place. has received intelligence from Hong
Kong that his brother. Commander Gerhard
Krohn, of the Chinese navy. was morta!ly
wounded on board his vessel, the Kuen-
Yuen. i'm the naval engagement with the
Japanese fleet in the Gulf of Pe-Chi-Li.
near Port Arthur. in February Before
he was wounded he gave orders 10 one OF
his leutenants TO man a gun. The lieuten-
ant refused to obey, when Commander
Krohn manned the gun himself, but he was
soon mortally wounded By an exploding
shell. He seated himself on the triinnion
and although he was blinded held his eye
lido open with his fingers he could see
and still endcaycred 20 rally his men But
still they refused TO obey orders. many OF
thcm jumping overheard. The Kuen-Yuen
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Noted Circus Rider Dead.

CHICAGO. May 5.-Charles W. Fish
famous circus rider. died to-day as the re-
suit of injuries received "a few weeks
ego IN a fall He had been q noted rider
Tor thirty years
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every furnaceman in Sharpsville will strike
Thus far no action has been taken in the
Sharon and Middlesex trouble, but II there
be a strike at Sharpsvilie the men in both
the other towns will follow, and fifteen
hundred men will be idle.
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News of the Week

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Inc "h'"I"la Express on ne SAME re
ha'iT"ad was hEiH Up ABOUT "i'gish' MONDAY
near SYLVIA zen" county haH'''>' IN"
gang were H""pie ." 'ieaA ih'" I'd. express
ear '"' h''d mp every passenger "h me irai"'
On Monday night -four masked burglars
oaFsi 'Pe" lh' """L al tue mouse OF 'phn TN
y.e' zen miles norm oi / iNln9u'h; lh"i""a;
EhsIe ana WE were Ied mana ana i'@' ana ana
ga~sei' "h''t me r"''''f> f""SA'N'd me
premises.
Tie Winchester Repeating Arms Com
pauy, of New Haven shipped 10 Hong Kong
China. 100000 rounds Of - caIhre NanSer
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Some Weather Reports

NEn NoEN. Feb. This has been the
coolest dav IN wears The thermometer was
Is degrees above early this morning. and 10y
noon IL was 10 Since il has been steadily
falling. until az midnight on the street ar
Perry pharmacy IT was even zero.
The cold was 50 intense and the brisk wind
blowing So bitter that business down town was
practically suspended after BIS O'Clock. and
before g in the evening the portion "t the ci's
below the bridge was given ever 10 au p',a.
Sional reporter or policeman
Owing to the intensely cold weather that
has prevailed along the coast for the past -
hours. all the steamships arriving sc this port
TODAY presented an imposing and heauuiu.
spectacle. with their hulls. deck. ,pag~ aud
rigging coated with re- from -JN 'o fcu iU,hH-
iu thickness.
l.YoNS. y. Y. Feb. "A terrible blizzard
{, raging ia Wauc county. the thermometer
standing az , degrees below zero. a 1rgh
wind j. blowing aud the ,uow j. falling fast
Report, from towns along Lake Ontario int,
cate that the storm IS worse there Than here
Trains on an railroads ID shat -rgrina arr
badly DELAYED.
SARANAg L,kr. y T.. Fob 81, 3, 30
below tonight and the mercury is ,s'.l falling
The thermometer stood 81 ~ below through
ont the dsy This Is she aa'dc-' snap fh'-
wear
GE,>7sg; &c.. VS., Eel. t--IHr vdI
weather climax was reached here fhi, m"ru.
ing when !, was 3 icgrcss below zrrn.
>tn,N Ciry. a.. Feb. 5.-la>t night sa-
the coldc-i ot the aiuter. She tHermnuct,r
falling tn T. degrees below zero 90 'hy Weather
Bureau
wuInv-ruer, Pa. Fyb. 3 9Th. .b,uu.
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Worthy of Attention



~ da,, ~ obi vheu hrrni-1a and ,,.iu,
were marked Feature tu uur .sUd- ever.
country gould proudly hoa.t 81 i,~ great mya
France had her NaIajoo8. shgs, BONES acre
washed lr the vays- uu - Helena shore.
Naceiuu had her Alexander. shn Nrpl ht
cause h., fame could go uu higher, England
bad her Wellington whose yalor RESTS epson
th, Wand stained fields If Waterloo. America
had her Washington. Nbu~t ZcHrWi.hFr.
craftsmanship and patriotic iuty have sri'ra
i,rF him q record H history thar tune o.'i newer
,finca iu hrrulsm such NH> Fhg State 81.
affairs 10 dav, % wore. iH comparing tnaat
with the past uc find NV such mru, SEA BE
the wonderful tuwu ai Eldcr>hurg, uu ,hr
Liberty road about oue mite suath 40 Frr.
dom, there Is q yuunE man whom Ne consider
has won enough fame ga the last ulug months
"a bring him INTO puhljc mention. Anyone
desiring o. see tins gentleman sja find him
in hi. office. a. the corner ST Broadway and
SvkeSyillr Avenue Horace Gresly and Elisha
Kent Kane. two Ut our greatest explorers.
started out with every prospect Of -uug,,, tu
search &c the North Pole. hu Nvr, fooled ,u
their attempt. being barred hy enormous field,
Of see aud intense cu.d such va, the
same experience 81 our Young hero Not
q,any nights age. Nhil. sitting 20 hi. ut'irr.
tine notion took HIM "a make % tour North.
Instead Of the Iaplander's sled he started ur't
with horse aud sleigh Aaer going ai-auJ iao
and one half miles his gaze was mot hy vast
fields of .cs. Thi, proved. as be thought, no
barrier. for with undaHuted eourag, and fii,,l
with the bright prospects ju-, heyoad, on che
ice h. started. Then came a catastrophe.
such h. our Young friend bad never hrirr,
experienced First horse and them driver
could he seen down battling with the lrs
Finally. after a terrible struggle aud thrilling
experience. be reached the summit. where.
20 his great iov. he heheld the Green Mead.
ow, just beyond. There be- soon related his
thrilling adventure. declaring that ere auu,hrr
winter passed be- would hide himself and seek
the halmy cimeS ut Florida. SruE1
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Pennsylvania Items.


Arrangements have been perfected for the
starting of a shoe factory in New Freedom.
York county.
The electric light companies of York have
raised the price of lights. arc lights from 50 30
70 81 and incandesent lights in proportion.
The Codoms creek. at Valley Junction.
contains so much salt. due to the deposits of
the creamerieS at Chenille and Green Ridge.
that the Western Maryland Railroad has been
compelled to remove it, watering tank at that
place.
Over 200 dogs in the lower end OF Chester
county have been killed within week, owing
to a hydrophobia scare. The COWS owned by
William Davis were bitten recently, and they
both died from the effects. Then the raid
upon the CANNES began,
4 charter has been granted to a company
to acquire power at Conowago Falls. at York
Haven The power will be developed by
turbine water wheels 1t will he used to pro-
pei the electric cars ON the different roads that
are projected from York To Dover. Manchc>-
ter. Dalastown and elsewhere.
Rev. j. NJ Ettingcr died ON Monday at the
residence of his father. Jesse VI. Etiiugcr. at
York. in his 10Th year. He was a presiding
elder of the Baltimore district of the Evangcl-
zeal Association for many wears. When the
church became divided Rev. Mr.. Ettiuger
sided with Bishop Duh>. He was editor of
the Evangelical. the organ Of the United
Evangelical Church,
Willard H. Haugh was arrested at Hanover
on Monday. charged with forgery. Nearly
two wears ago Haugh obtained some money
at the Farmers and Mechanics bank in Fred
crick. on a forged note When the note rN-
pred he renewed II by another forgery. and
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London and New York bankers have been
dickering this week over "A division of the new
bonds to be issued by the government. The
Treasury Department and the people are not
considered as having anything to say about
the matter They agreed on the rate Of in
terest they would pay and the share of the
bonds each would have and notified Secretary
Carlisle afterwards.
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Three bills relating TO electric railways.
have been reported favorably in the Penu>yl-
yania House Of Representatives. One per
mits consolidation Of lines. another permits
the carrying Of mails aud the third permit.
the carrying Of freight The latter bill Is
strongly backed by the agricultural element
of the state, and it Is thought all three bills
iii bncnr,n nv.
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Europe as well as America is experiencing
severe weather. From England, France,
Germany, Italy and Russia very low tempera-
lures are reported, and heavy snow falls. In
Rome snow on Wednesday was four feet deep.
IN all parts Of Europe come reports Of suffer
ing and deaths from intense cold.
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MARYLAND Affairs.

week.
The bonded Indebtedness of Frederick City
Is S547 800.
Gainesville, Baltimore county. Is 10 have q
100000 hotel
OF the 27S inmates of Monteync Hospital
al Frederick 81 are tampS.
The circnit court for Frederick county he
cum the winter session last Monday.
Additional assessments in the 9TH district.
Baltimore county. amount To So. 422
III ;,,,....t;,.,,;o,, init, ,b. ,,nnicipaI NO
,,,,,nf. If IIaaersto,,r cost thar civ S135
C,rr,,, .,,,,t,..s school torn, tbi. wear will
IL ~ IN. ~, .,.co,,,t ,f.IocL, nf funds
'",S ''>' way ''' '' wv, '',, 1..n,j
cartridges ana "'h'f II'uI "Ie I'5'ns NM"
~ -, ,r''''S',"''s y'o"'s -, ~
ne con- weather. ''iIN TeTN '",S'' a., az
vance "' - cents "">''' ]" '''' PRIV ~
oysters.
E9sem"ni; washington '""i'N' tNl 'eIlel5e"
10 degrees "''"" |''" "'"'h'' 'aN' 0"'''''
morning
Robert H. l.iegood. aged !" Years. Wh"
vas appointed postmaster al salisbury i'~'
March dlea ON tuesday
Howard county j, oyerrn with lramp>. aud
citizens are complaining Of the costs. about
- each ?" Ne"''n- lh'" 20 J''''
Mrs. James Todd. of HaNrr de TRACE,
Hartford county. was fatally burned on Mon
day 10y hot Goals from a stove CRATE.
Owing 10 the continued cold weather there
Is great suffering ia Baltimore Appeals tor
food. clothing and fuel are being mad".
4 farmers club has been organized At
Feagayllr, Frederick county. Edward prrr
j. the president and Asa Reuu secretary.
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In the Circui, Court for Carroll county.
In the Matter of the Trust Estate of Francis
y. Burgoon and Catharnr Burgoou. his
wife. David Reese. Trustee
Ordered this sth day of February. 4. D.,
1895. that the Account of the Auditor filed
in this cause be finally ratified and confirmed.
unless cause 10 the contrary thereof be shown
ON or before the 18th day of February, INST
provided copy of this order be inserted for
two successive weeks before the last named
day in some newspaper published in Carroll
BENZ. F. GROUSE. Clerk.
True Copy.-re>t:
lehg u Benz. +. Grouse. Clerk.
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NO 1891 EQUITY


Ia the Circuit Court for Carroll County. <Ir-
ting in Equity.
William H. Bolliugcr, As,igue, OF Mortgage.
~. Charles d. T. Leathcrvood and Sarah
+. Leatherwuod
Ordered this 18th day of january. \. Ia,
ls95. that the resale of the mortgaged prIs ).
crts. reported in the above entitled cause hy
William II. Rollingcr Assignee of Mortyagee.
b" finally ratified and confirmed. unless cause
to the contrary thereof be shown on or before
the 18th day of February. next; provided a
copy Of this order be inserted once n week
for three successive weeks in some newspaper
published ia Carroll county. MARYLAND. before
the 18th day of February, next
The report states the amount OF sale to be
S4S2 up
HRNJ. f. GROUSE. Clerk.
True enpy,-rc>t:
iaul9 81 BENJ. f. CEorSE Clerk.
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NO. 1904 EQUITY

In the Circuit Court for Carroll county.
Carroll County Saving, Bank of J'niontown.
a body Corporate Of the State of Maryland,
Mortgage. ". David \. c. Webster aud
Salic C. Webster, his wife. MortgagorS.
Ordered this 9TH day of February, \. D.,
1895. that the Account of the Auditor filed
in this cause he finally ratified and con
irncd unless cause to the contrary thereof
be shown on or before the 25th day OF
February, inst; provided copy Of this order
be inserted for two successive weeks before
the last named day, in some newspaper pub
li>hcd in Carroll county.
BENZ. F. GROUSE. Clerk.
True Copy,-TeSt:
tebg u Benz. f. CEoUSE. Clerk
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Business Locals.

Grand Opera at Harris Academy of Music.
Baltimore-Monday evening. February Is.
Wagner Opera. .'Lohengrin: Tuesday even
ing, February 10. Nerdi'> Opera. "Otello;'
Wednesday afternoon. February %. Gounod :
Opera. ''Fau>t;' Wednesday evening. Febru-
airy 20. Ma>>enet'> Opera, "Manon. under
direction Of Henry +. Abbey and Maurice
Grau. who have the hest grand Opera Organ
izarion in this or any other country Among
the eminent artists are Nine Mclba. Nine.
Emma EameS. Nile IeIic de Iu>>au and
Nine. Lillian Norlica. ~oprani; Mons Jean
de Reszke and Sig. Francesca Tamaguo. tie
nori; Sig. camp-map. Sig. Na>cheui and NJ.
Victor Mawel. bartoni: Mons. \. Customary
and Mons. Pol Plancon. bas>i. Sale of seats
takes place at the Academy ot Music ON Feb
ruarv = and O.
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ELISHA II. BENNETT
DATIFICATION NOTICE.


pECEuBEg TERN, 1894.
Estate of Joseph Moore deceased
On application il Is ordered this I'D day of
january. 1888, that the sale of the lcaschold
properly OF Joseph Moore, late of Carroll
county. deceased. made hy Charles +. Fink.
Administrator de bouiS non of said deceased,
and this day reported To this Courr by the
said Administrators be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause bee shown 10 the contrary ON or
before the 4th Monday 18th day. of February.
next: provided copy Of this Order be M
serted for three successive weeks in some
newspaper printed and published in Carroll
county before the I'd Monday 18th day. of
February, next
The report state, the amount OF sale To be
eight hundred and titty-two dollars $50. co..
DAVID II. HOFFACkER.O
LEWIS CASH, Judges
ALBERT SCHAEFFER.
True copy.-Te>t:
GEo. W. PARKE
an2G 81 Register Of Wills
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Lloyd Lowndes, Of Cumberland. saws he
will accept the Republican nomination for
Governor if rendered him.
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HENRY }. CTERNAHLEN,

late of Carroll county. deceased ANpersons
having claims against the deceased sre hereby
warmed To exhibit the same. with tee vouchers
thereof legally authenticated, 10 the subscriber,
on or before the "a day of September, 1895;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate
Given under my hand this both day of Jan.
uary 1855
ANNIE J. tTERMAHLEN.
ieh2 Il Administrative.
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.IOHN IL. KNIPPI.E
NOR SALE.

DUBLIC SALE.-As attorney. the As=A
1 undersigned will sell on the premi-, LIT,
>e>, on THURSDAY, FEB. 81. 1895, al p,
m, tract of , Acres, , Roods and % Square
Perches of Land, one mile from Medford on
the road from Westminster TO New Windsor.
near Cassel's Mill. Improved by a > Story
and Basement House. Stable. &c Terms
cash. balance in 6 months.
feh2 Is WIN. II. CUMMINGS.
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NO. 1926 EQUITY

lu the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Johu H. Hollngsworth and Richard j.
HpTug.worth. Surviving Trustees. vs..
Edward Ireland, u.
Ordered rhl, 9Th day ct February. A. D..
1898. that the "a Account of the Auditor filed
In thu, cause. be- finally ratified and confirmed,
unless cause tu the contrary thereof Doe shown
on or before the 18th day of February. inst:
provided "a copy Of this order be inserted for
two successive weeks before the last named
day in some newspaper published in Carroll
county.
BENZ. f. GROUSE. Clerk.
True cupv,-Test:
feba q BEN. +. CrovSE. Clerk
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

This : to give notice that the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Carroll county. in Maryland, letters Of adj
mini-rration on the Personal Estate Of
WILLIAM II. II. BAKER,
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. 10 the >ubScri
Der. ou or before the 9Th day of September,
1895; they NAV otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
Given under my hand this 9Th day of Feb
ruarv. 1895.
]. OLIVER WADLOW.
febg II Administrator.
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IHa erra1,--f sa'-.- t.r fi.s ..l.. su.u.t ...r
saaal .H au. .frr. .a Nrefusu4'sg
Practice. Illustrations ~ gas~ ses, STRONG
statement srs 3. h- faaHH uer. 8aua- 'a..
opportunity .a.H. ~-rr tar a.-H- rar.F and
E-rrr'u.u Hus q. $3.50 a.usE q G., H..H 'hr
str.sfs.. 4a.i Nr-f s.saI. IS. 'arT.'-.r
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IS n - -

Fine DRIVING Horses. one a good roadster.
ra,r Good Large Mule. Mich Cows. one
q ser, aur Irr-r, and q good butter COW. I
Large Brood Sow aud @ pig- About Is
dnzcu Chickens. Wyaudotte and Plymouth
Rock fNn-hur,p narrow tread Wagon aud
Gei "a, euoi Is, new Furrow Flows, good
~priugiupth Harrow, 2 "A harrow. double
and single Shovel PInVs. corn shelter, corn
crri-bcr. single and double trees. forks. rukeS,
,Loyr',. hur-. ,Sc. Also. double set heavy
EVprps, Harness. ! -sr> pillow harness. collars,
brides and halter,. good SCI plated double
harness. = sets single harness. lut rs nets 80
barrels good yellow Corn. u tons Timothy
Hay 600 bundles good Corn Fodder, -
hg.hri, puraJoc.. ] Stoddarl thnu, I Hogs
hraa nt Vinegar. lut of cider aud vinegar bar
rel,. . large meat tabs. ! very large Tub. viii
hold Too gallons; 20 pound, beef tallow. 80
pounds lard. lut Of old haeuu. lot milk crooks
barge riu cans, viii bold three bushels; lot
sacks, sausage grinder gla>, Jar. wash tubs,
pair butter scales, a.. Also. lot Carpet
Cany~cat Chair-. Bcd~tead, and Mattress. ]
small Centre Table and many other articles
tau numcruu, % mention.
Terms 1T Sale Al sums ot $40 and under.
cash: all sum, over SO credit of >lN months
will bee given. purchasers giving their notes,
with approved security. bearing interest from
dav of sale.
tcbg t~ ELISHA II. BENNETT.
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TO CREDITORS.

This Is 10 give notice that the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Carroll county. in Maryland, letters of adj
mini~tration on the Personal Estate of
JESSE B. BOND.
late of Carroll county, deceased AllpersonS
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated. to the Suhscri
bcr on or before the 9th day of September
1898: they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
Given under my hands the 18th day of
February 1895
ISAAC KILLER.
tchg II Administrator
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

This !, to give notice that the subscriber has
ubiaincd from the Orphans Court of Carroll.
county. in Maryland. letters Of administration.
ON the Personal Estate of