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Notiee TO Creditors.
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rOTICE 0E EIRST MEETING OE CKEDl-

NUIIUE Uf FIhSI MEEII-NU Vr VHf'D
TORs.-In the District Court Of the United states
for Eastern District OF Pennsylvana-ln bankruptcy
In the matter Of Morris H. Stern bankrupt-ln bahk-
rIptcy No 7OTo Creditors OF Morris Stern Bank
rlpt: Notice is hereby given that the l4th day OF
March A. D. 1899 the said Lehman Elerman was duiy Wy
adudcaed bankrupt and that the first meeting OF MS
creditors Will be he'd at my ONCE No 800 Bultt Build
ing Fourth street. Walnut. Philadelphia, "a
on Tuesday tho day OF April, A. d. 1879, at three
o'clock in the afternoon which time the said creuors
may attend prove their claims appoint a trustee eN
amino the bankrpt and transact other business as
NAV nroperly come before said meeting. EDWARD +.
HOFFMAN, Referee in Bankruptcy 500 Bullitt Building
Philadelphia
1899.
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MORUrN GERMAN l1OW
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NARDBWRGeNM[gB0 B0GNN
TWIN SCREW EMPRESS LINE.
NEW S-LONDON-HAMBURG.
Aug Victoria. April g. 10 AM F. Bismarck June 10 AM
r Bismarck May 10 AM A. Victoria. June Is. 10 An
twin SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE
NEW YORK-HAMBURG DIRECT.
NEW N-PARIS-HAMBCRG.
Palata March - $50 = NJ Pretoria. April $50 IN
'BEGlNNING APRIL 18th the Steamers OF this Ser
vice will touch at Plymouth and Cherbourg the way
O Hamburg.
THE T1 land 4ar 4qT M8dmighG Sum.
Cruise to NORWAY. the NORTH CAFE. and sPITz
hEHGEM By TWJH SGREw p6N EXPK6SS H6s sTEAAER
Apply
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Gfhool Amenities.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCi
,nnnlies Professors Teacaers Tutors Governesses.
&c 10 Colleges Schools ard Families Apply 10
~ Mrs NJ j. YOUNG-FULTOS. % Union Square
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0nsIrnrIlou


For Both Sexes-City.
r1prvCu SPANISH GERMAN. ITALIAN. ETC
t In classes or privately. Day or evening,
THE pERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES .,
Rroadway cor W. 18th ST.. N Y. & 80 Court ST. bxSn-
For r Pys and Young Men-Country .
r1AIRFIEI.D ACADEMIA Home School for BOYS. Az
tractve healthful and thorough individual attention.
FP ANCIs H. BREWER. A NJ. Prin. Fairheld conn.,
NTAPI.EWOOD CONCORDV1ILE Pa = succession
M school one OF the best nfuse with energy 10 wan'
I'm boys TO duties life; prepared for business OF
S3i6 under 10 years S201 Location beauuiu eiesaeo'
healthy; no tobacco. J. Shordge Naie)' A H. fi'n'
For Young Ladies-Country.
rv>HF OssINING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
/ Sing Sng-on-the Hudson. Miss Z. I. fOl-sbfN
Principal 31st
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II. F. COLE.
F. A. WHEELER.
l.. +. GILLESPIE.
tflaster's Notite.

MASTERS SALEM CHANCERY OF NEW
Ah JERsEY-Between The Farmers Loan and Trust
ct Complainants, and Hudson Tunnel Ran
vav company ais. Defendants. Fl Fa- For sale =
Mortgaged premises. &c. Returnable May Term. 1879
Henry 6. White Solicitor
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that in pursuance Of a
in entitled and by virtue OF the
above stated writ. directed and delivered shall
door Of the Ofice of the Hudson Tunnel Railway Com
pany situated at the foot Of Fifteenth Street. the
North River. Jersey CITY HUDSON County New Jersey
on Tuesday second day Of May A d. 1893, twelve
O'Clock minutes In the afternoon. all the follow
property. rights and franchise with the
appurtenances. that is TO say;
An and singular the Hudson Tunnel Railway Com
panys and lines OF railway already
Of construction and which said
and South tunnels extending from New York CITY the
State OF York. Jersey city. in the New
Jersey. including all sdings. branches rights way
depo;s workshops. engnehOuse-. houses freight
houses and other buildings. structures and terminal
with the lands exceeding go 600 square
the city of New York; apperainng all
materials fuel and all other equpmens
and personal of nature kind descp
the lay April 1859 held acquired by the
Hudson Tunnei Railway Company together with ali and
heredltaments
said railways branches lands premises or either
reyersion and reyersons remainder remander tolls
Issues and profits thereof and
sion and demand whatsoever a, well AZ law as In
equity. OF the said Hudson Tunnel Railway Company of
IN and 70 the same and every and any part ther-of
with the appurenances anc all the property rights and
franchises granted upon the said Hudson
Tunnel Railway Company.
Dated March IS. 1899.
RANDOLPH PARMLY.
HENRY S. WHITE '
20 Montgomery Street.
Jersey City. n. u
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CTATE OF NEw-YoRK, STATE COMMIs

- SION IN LuNACY..sealed proposals Will be re;
ceived al Room g. Astor House. New York city until
O'Clock noon. March % 1889 by the undersgned for
suppying the different New York State Hospitals for a
period of six beginning April LIST, 1899 with
arnaceous foods dried fruits canned goods teas syrup
oasse. bakers supplies laundry supplies. painters sup
plies cured hair whiskey. vinegar salt etc etc, as
forth specifications containing full particulars as 10
quantities packages and places OF delivery when may
state Hospitals or direct L. p. Gillespie. Pough-
keepsie. New-York.
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"A, PARK-AvE.. NEAR 5ITH-ST.-Me-
alum sized front room. with superior
hoard. in American Christian house; terms
moderate: references.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET

IRVING PLACE. 14.-Heated rooms. TILED
bathrooms free; absolute cleanliness
corner building.
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hoard AND ROOMS.

In PAST 18TH -sT.-One double and SIN
gle room, with board. near Union
cotare
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

A RESPECTABLE WOMAN Of erp4ri.,o,
wishes housecleaning or upstairs so,s
Thursday or Friday IN private farliv,
best reference. 3i3 West s2ist. IL,
floor.
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-5Uo second-nand
wood and iron working machines,, rully
guaranteed; machinery bought ana eh
changed. GEORGE B. EDDY. oSo Maui
son-et
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Cratbers.

..>r~o~>oo>oo~~~~~>~'/> 80
Y experienced teacher. oolege-breo' "ishes PuP"S
n : IL MOORE. 15i 5th-ave
= ~ N, y NowEIJ nriyate tutor al pupils homes OF
| DIa, IN = sod ST Two pupils received In family
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FOR SALE.

FOR SAI.E.-Ten RIP P.A.N.S for cents
at druggists one gives -e..of
FOR SA..E.-Several choice pieces antique
furniture. 232 9th-ave., near 24th-st.
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Failure to Elect Senators.

Three State Legislatures have adjourned
without eleciing United States Sena'ors--Del-
aware, California and Utah. The Republicans
had.majorities in Delaware and California, and
had opportunities to send Republicans to the
Senate to succeed two Democrats, Gray of
Delaware and White Of California. In the
Utah legislature the Democrats had a major.
ity, and they wasted an opportunity TO secure
a.Senator in the place of Cannon, Silver Re
publican. As Governor Of state cannot
appoint Senator when the legislature fails
to elect, three states will be deprived of one
half of their representation in the Senate I'm
til another legislature meets or an extra ses-
sion is called TO elect one. The chances are
that the Pennsylvania legislature will fail TO
elect successor to Quay, aud there will be
four states with but one Senator each in the
next Senate. And all of this is the result of
personalism in politics-of men tying them j.
selves to the fortunes of ambitions politicians,
and the politicians being willing to have the
state unrepresented unless chosen themselves
to represent it. Il is perhaps better that the
states be unrepresented than to elect any man
who is so selfish and marrow assto place himself
above the common good. Certainly Della
ware and the country is better off that Adj
dicks was not chosen.
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The Hyena Press

In the event Of Hooper's defeat in the
primaries the rawlings Of Steve Nason's "hyeua
press will be something wonderful. Siill.
the Nelcs need not be SO rampant. Ii Hooper
should be nominated. the EVIL day Tor the
''hyena' will be postponed only m0aih, fsy
as sure as the second day Of May comes just
50 sure will the whole gang OF Republican in-
compeien,s. Hooperiies aud Malsierites, be
driven from power. Hooper was dead fall
ure as Mayor aud corruption aud incompieHcy
prevailed under his administration. Master S
administration is failure also. and the hyeuas
might as well stop their rawlings. The Dcmo p
Gratis. not the Republicans. will manage Bal,
timore city affairs heraitsr, and The memory
OF Republican iaeompeieacy and corruption
from 1895 to 1899 is SO iudelljbly impressed
upou the minds Of voters that the editors OF
the hyena press will long be at rest, though
only the good die young before the Repus-
lican party will again be trusted With power.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-03-25
The War in the East.

The Queen of Spain signed the treaty of
peace on the 10th, and the war with Spain,
which practically ceased last August, will
technically cease as soon as the notifications
are exchanged, which will be in few days.
But the United States has another war on
hand, to say nothing of the unsettled condl-
tons in Cuba and Porto Rico, which require
a considerable army in those islands. The
Filipinos have now ceased to be insurgents
Sighting for liberty and independence, but are
rebels in arms against United States authori
ty. With them we have had almost daily con
ficts for nearly two months, and the lighting
is still going on. Many lives are being lost
on both sides, and United States soldiers are
diving in considerable numbers of disease.
Our troops have not advanced far beyond
Manila, and so stubbornly are the Filpinos
resisting that ten thousand more men are
needed to aid Gen. Otis in his work of be-
nevolent by assimilating the natives.
But this is not all. Our troops occupied
Toilo. on the island of Panay, some weeks
ago, and these are having trouble. An at
tack was made by the natives, and, while tn e
attack was repulsed with heavy loss to the
attacking force, our own forces sustained
some loss in killed and wounded.
In buying the Philippines from Spain. we
simply paid twenty millions Of dollars to take
SPANS place in the effort to conquer the ma
tives. Up to date we are not succeeding any
better than Spain did, and the Spanish gov
eminent is likely jinging our gold and laugh.
ing at our folly.
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Another Island,

In crossing the Pacific the United States
ship Bennington ON January II last discovered
an old island, known as Wake Island half
way between Honolulu and Manila, and the
officers and men went ashore and took pos
session in the name of the United States,
raised flag and erected brass tablet claim
ing possession. The island is not inhabited,
and no other government has ever cared to
own the place. Our greed for territory is so
great now that any old island is eagerly seized
1t, no doubt, will be made a coaling station,
and troops and Notifications will be necessary
to hold the island. If we keep on grabbing
islands about half of our able bodied men will
be required to garrison them, and the other
half will be weighted down by debt and tax
alton to maintain the garrisons.
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Capital Stock paid in Cash
Stockholders Liability
Total Resources
S50,00O.OO
100000
SlOO.OO0.OO

Authorized to act as Executor, Admins
traitor. Guardian, Receiver or Trustee, and is
Legal Depository for Money.
Allows Interest on Deposits and makes
Loans on Stocks, Bonds and Other Approved
Security.
Special Rates for Deposits made for Def
mite Periods.
Fire aud Burglar Proof Vault for the Safe
keeping Of Securities and for Storage Of Sill
yer Chests. etc.
Safe Deposit Boxes For Rent.
Buvs and Sells Stocks and Bonds. High
est Market Price Paid Tor Same.
Its Savings Department Receives Deposits
Of One Dollar and Upwards and Pays Interest
Thereon.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-03-25

Good government Is the issue IA Bait
more, SAYS the Baltimore Herald, and the
Rockville Idrooate thus comments on the
issue
That vas the issue tn - and " und 'Eua gur
meat as pat on she nrgrp rpugh's tongue -
IL was s0nuFuus ia the torrents 81 eiuluruce which
rolled from the mouths Of the arch rtturuasrs asi
arch ayJ8critez ho Unrest The gb places asli his "a
life 81 the Monumental city. EAlilncru city has
hzd several years q gtad guvmeni, Afd wc N1v
surprised that the Herald should want more
The twenty millions Of dollars the United
States mas agreed to pay Spain for the Philip.
pine Islands, IS tweuty millions Tor the priv
lege Of tasting SPANS place in sabJagatug
the people Of those islands. who have been
aad are struggling for freedom aud iuisPen.
deaee
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-03-25

The two dignitaries(?) who were known as
cashier and clerk in the Windsor Hotel, are
morally responsible for the loss Of life by its
destruction by fire on Friday afternoon Of last
week, as they were informed by two colored
men that the building was on fire. One of
the men. a servant Of Miss Helen Gould
who resides opposite the hotel, went into the
office and told the clerk that the building was
burning, but that embodiment of selt-import-
auce stared at him through his monocle and
told hirA he was crazy aud to 60 to a hotter eli
mate. The man then went to the cashier and
exclaimed tine hotel Is on fire on the fourth
floor. but he made no reply, The mau
shook him. the cashier stared, said nothing.
but kept on with his work Just then there
was a crash and part Of the elevator fell out
into the main hallway. Fully fifteen minutes
we're lost before aH alarm was given and the
result l. II lives lost, 40 wounded aud bout
IS missing. all the baggage Of the guests and
over 81 zoo. goo in ashes. Many o! The guests
we're from the South aud West and the ladies
lost heavily in jewels and clothing. The Bey
of Turkey when at his prayers Is never in-
iertered with, hat !. fashionable hotel clerk Is
by far a more important parsonage than the Beg
or the Gar Nevertheless, the two clerks are
morally responsible for the great loss Of life
and property.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-03-25

We have received from Mr. August W.
Maehen, chairman, Report Of the United
States Postal Committee on the Condition aud
Needs of the Postal Service in Cuba" Mr..
Machen was accompanied by Messrs. John
NJ Masien, Albert W. Bingham. Martin c.
Fosn S, and Martin A. Macdonald, who was
secretary. The committee proceeded to Cuba
and made a thorough and complete canvass OF
the needs Of the Island. both by star routes
aud railroads, regulated salaries, established
postofices, &c. The report is full Of interest
and shows that they made complete study
of the situation
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-03-25

The ADVOCATE congratulaies the Cumber-
land EueaiRg Times on its new dress and
improved appearance. While the appearance
Of a paper Is a matter Of much Importance,
still It's contents are important also. The
Times is an excellent paper, fresh with the
latest Geographic news, progressive in furth
ering the interests of the Queen City and Al
legany county, and aggressive in the field of
,,ol;t;cs
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-03-25
BLIZZARD IN GERMANY.

BERLIN, March 2l.--There has been a re-
eurrence Of snow storms, accompanied by Sc
we're cold, throughout Germany. A great
amount OF damage has been done to vegeta-
ton.
At Hamburg the thermometer registered 4
degrees below freezing point and in the Harz
Mountains il was 10 degrees below freezing
point. An enormous amount of snow fell in
these mountains.
The weather has aggravated the influenza
epidemic In Berlin alone this month there
we're over 200 deaths from influenza The
schools have been closed in East Prussia this
week owing to the spread of the disease.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-03-25
Abolish the Once.

Maryland IS nov withou; an Attorney -Geu.
eral Mr. Clabaugh resigned the Office 10 take
a place with higher salary, and Mr.. George
r. Gather, who has bees appointed his sue
eessor, is tso busy running Republican FAC
ton machine in Baltimore to qualify, aad the
Lowndes Wellington -Shryock .McComas state
machine IS willing tor him to continue running
the Hooper machine aud let the oihce stand
vacant. If the Office is 50 uuimportant that il
can be left vacant to suit convenience OF loeaI
politics in Baltimore. perhaps ii Wsuld be wei
to abolish it as useless.
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n the Circait Court for Carroll Couniy,
IN Equity
t.rsis u. Wauir Mortgages. -. Temperance
q Naekiuiosh and Juha a. Maeklninsh,
NartEag0vs.
Ordered this 18th DAY Of March, A. D.,
lszr9. that the sale Of ihe real estate made aud
reported IN the above entitled cause b. Lewis
ID. VAST. Mortgage b. virtue Of the poser
~ sale contained IN mortgage from TEN
trfaney Il. Macintosh and Jehu 4. Mack
intu.h. her hasbaad, 20 hia. beaTisg date oa
the seventh DAY OF April, A. D., Is'''', and re-
corded among the Real Estate Mortgage
Records ef Carroll County, in Liber T.
+. {. Ne. IS. folio no. &c, bee finally
ratified add confirmed unlsss cause te ihr
contrary he shown on OF before the li;b
las OF April Acx,; provided copy OF this
order be- Inserted in some newspaper pub.
ll.hsd 10 Carroll county, ouee week IN each
af three successive weeks previous 10 the lo'h
day Of April, next
The report states she amoaai Of sale to be
IS. 50i.O1,
JAS. II. BILLlNGSLEA, Clerk.
True copy Test,
marls 81 JAS II. BuLtNcSLGA. Clerk.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-03-25

As the ADVOCATE went to press Yesterday,
Republican primaries were being held in Bal
timore and hot fight was on between the
Master Machine and the Hooper Mugwumps.
led by George Gather. Both sides were
confident, but the sdds were in favor Of Mall
ster. The Democratic primaries will be held
next Tuesday. Hayes and Introbe are the
candidates for Mayor.
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CARM AT PRIVATE SALE,

The undersigned. Agent for the heirs Of
William Crumtackeg late ct Carroll county,
Md. deceased. offers at Private Sale the
Home Farm Of said deceased, situate about
one mile North of Union Bridge. on public
caunty road leading from Union Bridge To
the Niddiebarg road, containing
1870 ACRES. 3 RoODS and SO. PERCHES
Of land. uore or less. 10 good state Of eal,iva.
ten. about I0 Acres timber land; stream of
waIer rgunins through the farm and never
failing veil Of excellent water AZ The house,
2c.:an excellent farm. suitable for dairy pur
poses; improved b. a large Stone House, con
taining I0rooms. With cellar; large bank barn,
brick and frame, h0ghonse, meathonse, and
all usual oatbaidtugs. This property Is about
one half limestone and slate, balance red land.
For further particulars inquire Of the un-
drrsignei Or George l.. S,ocksdAie, Attorney
at-Iau. Westminster, Nd.
JESSE CRUMBACkER, Agent.
Uuiou Badge. Carroll couusy, Nd.
rrayE srsH
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A Young Man Cut to Pieces.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, March 22.-Thomas H.
Wigs, son of State Senator Joseph W.
Wigs, of Pike county, literally cut to pieces
Wesley Hurt, young man who entered
Wigs school room with pistol, and told
him one of them must die. Wigs had only a
pocket knife, but he defended himself with
this in such wgy as to leave his antagonist
for dead on the floor He was helped by his
brother, pupil, who also had knife. The
two surrendered themselves to officers.
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without Legs and Arms.

WOODSTOCK, VA, March 22.-Mrs. James
Cowger, living near Edinburg, this county.
gave birth on Saturday to a male child with
out legs or arms. The thighs and shoulders
are neatly rounded off, and the infant is
healthy. Several months since the mother
doctored a chicken whose legs and wings had
been eaten away by rats. The Cowgers'
other children are perfectformed.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-03-25

One reason for maintaining an army of 81
900 men was to protect settlers from attacks
from the Indians. 1t is noticeable that since
the troops have been Withdrawn from the
vicinity of the Indian reservations there have
been no outbreaks nor trouble of any kind.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-03-25

A new religious organization has been
formed in Baltimore, with the appropriate
title of "Ths Peoples Church" As there
will be no ''doctrinal conditions of msmber-
ship, the organization is likely to be popular
with people of easy consciences.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-03-25
Heavy Snow Storm in England.

LONDON. March 20.-The first snow Of the
winter is falling here today. The weather is
cold. The shipbuiiding yards ON the north
east coast are at standstll owing to the
heavy snow storm prevailing in that section.
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SEE OUR BARGAINS BEFORE YOU BUY.
\ LUCKY PURCHASE.

bu Carroll
will spring the style IN the best
and the dollars
be ourn children clothing For cash
bought hanme date Clothing Tor men
York Manufacturers of elegant and reliable
Clothing fully % less than regular price and
purchase You have no idea
the ny Suits and splendid quality
and 80 Some OF these good" have arrived and com
pete stock be ready by March 18th or goth marll
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-03-25

For thirty years the Havre de Grace Nd
Republican has been regular visitor TO the
homes of Hartford county. 1t is a clean,
readable Journal, enc that can be taken in
any household. Upon entering its 3lst vol
ume we extend congratulations.
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HOUSE AND LOT
PUBLIC SALE,
Westminster, Md.

SATURDAY, the LIST day Of APRIL, 1899,
at o clock, p. m, the desirable prop r.
erty, corner of Green and Centre streets, ~.
now occupied by Mr. c. H. Fowler, and OPP
pOsite the residence OF Mr. Charles +. Stew
art. The lot fronts over 100 feet on Green
street and 1875 feet on Centre street. I'm
mediate possession given. The Improvements
consist OF IA large Brick Dwelling House, with
all the modern conveniences; stable. hen
house. smoke house, &c. The property will
be offered as whole aud in separate lots to
suit purchasers. Full part cuars given on
day of sale.
CHAS. and JAS. II. BILLINGSLEA,
Trustees of 4. Blllingsea.
mar25-ts W. I. Wilson, Auct
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NO. a7o7 EQUITY

~
Ia the Cireai, Court for Carol! CeautY, Sit
ting IN Equity.
Charles +. Fisk, Assignee Of Mortgage, VI.
samuel H. EyerhArs and Sarah +. Ever
hart, MortgagoTs-
Ordered this 28rd day Of March, IN the year
A. D., 1879, that the sale Of the real estate
made aud reported 10 the above entitled cause
by Charles f. Fink, Assignee OF Mortgage,
be ratified and confirmed, unless cause TO the
contrary thereof b. shown on or 5eioFs the 9Th
day OF April, next; provided copy oi this
order be inserted ia sons newspaper printed
in Carroll county once IN each OF three sue
eessige weeks before the 18th day OF Apnl,
next
The report states the amount Of sale TO be
sos. 90.
JAS. II. BILLINGSLEA, Clerk.
True eopy,-Test:
mar25 81 JAS. II. BLLrNGsLEA, Clerk.
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Oh HEAD OF FINE MULES AND
AZ go HEAD OF HORSES
AND MARES.
Littlsstown, Pa.

received on Friday, March oath, 1899, at
my sale and exchange stables in Liltestown,
20 head of fine Mules, l to 10 years old,
weighing from 600 to 1900 pounds. Can be
bought or exchanged for at from 500 per
pair up Many of them are good single line
leaders. Also 20 head of Horses and Mares,
ranging in price from S35 up. Some of the
Mares are heavy with foal. Can be seen at
my stables at any time. If you desire pur-
chasing Horse or Mule inspect my line.
II. A. SPALDING,
mar 25- Littlestown, Pa.