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FRIZELLBURG ITEMS.
Wedding and Reception-A Lecture
Boy Severely Bitten, &c.


One OF the pretteSt weddings III this vicinity
took place at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
GIL. NJ p;sL E,;,allInr., an Mnrj.v cyan.
9'''tS w. HlSh' ''''u' ' ~
my last, at $50 clock. The contracting
( burIieS bainr their only daughter, Minnie
LY,renca ,,J Stsrli,,, Steward Snadar The
''' S"N'' an" Nv '''''7
ceremony was performed by the Dilde pastor
Rev H. D. MacaliSter The bride was at
,;r,J "a - h,rJ,o,,,a ,,,u,, Of vi,lat Frencb
H'Cu IA Ha"uSOlhe CIV" VI 49,
/ tatteta SILK, trimmed IN emOrordeu chlHOn
/ and ribbon The brides made was Miss
/ oftia Relic Naalv nC Hanover cousin of tha
i',I - -'NNiyf " -
bride, ana was attlreu III PINK crepe lie cheflei
the maid of honor was Miss Theresa Kelly, of
( R,lti,,,ra her sovvn ,raS yiniet f,ulard Tho
= $50 ~, -, - =
mower Sifls were niue -'heI an" 'ilaCe Steeie'
/ cousins of the bride, whD wore blue silk.
/ Tho host man ,roS T. Edward BiSh brother
~ y NJ
Oh lile bTIue' Tue usueIs were haiIg IA VI eIs
and Charles Sheets. AendelSSohn wedding
march was rIavad Iv Miss Emily Haryer of
P'Ie - nm. - ,astaf;lI,,
i'''""io'S INC P%i'o' vas ~,
decorated in laurel aud cut tiuwerS. The
decorator WAS our florist John f. Auer. \
a
very handsome IcCtlf tI"h was gwen AFTER the
al ,,, I,,,... 10. AL r.o,ob
60, H.. -, ,,,,..l -, .,LnuI,r,. Tho
N''''''eS "S'e S''''" III nv
presents were numerous ana costly, consisting
Of gold, silverware, china. cut glass, linen.
housekeeping goods ana money. lhe brije ;
IatueE gave utf Il SIVu oll'
Those present We're STERLING snadyr ana VIE,
H P. P s &I t Wit lIyn.n -, 'g MN!
eutS of The groom: H. j. Macal>trr wife aud
daughter, Bernard Frizeii Mr. Lizzie steele and
rts JSESFI R NLeS I'H i ' I s nnI" NH, 1'
Frank Bish and family, David Zcpp Ella Zepp. Dr.
! RinfhaTl and vie; Mt Lew si"dgr, Theresa
cover agJ vic CbarleS Rnyrr AMI ,yifi. Rover
Bish and wife, Robert Gistani wife. Tilden sehaf
Ter ana Vile Nj lehman ana vie, s4mue. War
sr NH ,riGi rIarvry Fr%ns, and family Mr.
Alfred Warner aud daughter, Grace and Annie
nate and son Russell, Eiward Hahn and family.
HAlt M"TSnle WI h1 NV 3, ET lS"
nauisl Freeman. FREDERICK Haryer and wife. David
Shorthand wife, John Koons and family Mrs- sarah
u 3 JoHg s@JsT ana ilE s9 o SannSgF
Arthur Null' Frice Haryer bessie Sniigr. Edward
putrow. John Null and family. F Il. Niilet aud
,.y 'I4G Iei am WIG Ag,a"r , AS,vr N4 L
ana f,r1'iy. ida Mil Maggie NaTl Mr.. james
smith ami daughter. Mr.. Thomas Grumbiue,
Ahrham sheet, and wife, Jesse sheets N1s Harry
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HORSE AND BUGGY RECOVERED.
A Team Taken Near Westminster RecOv'
cred Near York, Pa.-TwO Young
Men of Westminster Charged
With Taking 1t.

On Thursday of last week, horse and
buggy belonging to Jehu Royer, living near
Westminster, was taken from Miss Longweli' 5
woods, where the horse was hitched, as teams
were not allowed to stand on certain streets
during the Firemen's convention Another
horse and buggy, belonging to Mr. William
Myers, was taken at the same time. but was
abandoned near Bish's Mill, a mile from
Westminster. Mr.. Rogers team was driven
to near Gladfelters, nine miles from York
Pa, where the two young men who had II
got out and laid down beside the road and
slept four or five hours. The young men left
without their team and went to York. A
farmer took the horse and buggy, where it was
secured on Friday morning by Chief OF Police
White, of York, and turned over to Sheriff
Haines, whe had gone in pursuit OF the team,
and also armed with a warrant for the arrest
of John Nelson and Clinton Stephan, two
young men of Westminster, sworn out before
Justice Fuss, of this city, by Mr.. Roger, charg-
ing them with the larceny of the team.
The Sheriff arrived home with the team on
Sunday evening. The young men came home
on Sunday, and hearing of the warrant for his
arrest Stephan went to the Jail and gave HIM
self up. Nelson was arrested the same day
at the home of his mother, and was taken to
Jail In their own behalf the young men say
they were celebrating" in honor Of the State
Eiremem's convention. aud have no kuowl
edge of taking the team or how they got to
York. They had a hearing before Justice
Fuss yesterday friday morning and were
held for the action of the grand jury.
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A Pleasant Surprise Party.

FhF AAr ttCitutfALtt N'lft-iAf
4 ygfy pleasant surprise was gwen at the
haiue of Mr. and Mrs VIM. Keeter in homo,
OF their daughter, Miss Eta, on the 3rd in,
slant. Music games. etc. were INDUCED in
uutil about II. so o'clock when retreshment,
we're served. Music was furnished by Miss
Jennie Richter. Of Medtord. and MessrS.
Charles and Howard Brown. of Westminster.
Nr. VIM. f. keeier made them all lively
with the graphophoue. All enjoyed them
selves uutiI late hour. Those present were
Mr.. aud Mrs John Richter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wm. keefer, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. keeier,
John keeter, Mrs L. p. Lambert, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM Richter. Mrs. Noah Hol!inger,
Misses Carrie Jones, Nora Duvall, Eta
kecier, Eurith Danner, Elsie Baker, Lillian
Harris, Mamie kress, Lucinda Hollinbaugh.
Addie keeter. Jennie Richter, Bell Hoiliuger,
Ella kre>S, Maize BowersoX, Nellie keeter.
Bessie Frautom, Jennie and Maud IoIliuger,
Messrs Charles and Howard 3 own, Eph-
RAIN Bowersox. Asa Killer, Vernon Smith,
David Ranoul, Scott Bolhnger, Arthur HoI-
Hngpr. John Myers, james Ranoull, Archie
Keefer, Frank Hollinger, Elmer Richter,
Edgar Fowler. Weldon Duvall, Want keeter
and R,v RnWrrSpN
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iIrnnanS, CnnrI.

Monday, June Il Letters decentralization
on the estate Of Henry II. Keller, granted
unto Mary +. Gill. Susan A. Gcksnrodc, z.
Hooker Gill aud Henry J. Eckeuroie.
Howard f. Myers aud Charles T. Repp.
executors Of Wesley Myers, returned iuveu-
tories Of personal property and debts aud re-
ceived orders 70 sell personal property. stock
and to notify creditors.
Ira 6. Lawyer. executor Of Lew liug.ing.
reported sale Of stock aud settled SECOND aud
final account
Tuesday. jane I3-Daniel 4. Cox, eNecH.
tor Of Meichor Cox. settled tenth account
John VI. Holieuberger. executor of Peter
Hollenberger, settled second aud final sc-
count
John Bernstein bonded rs guardian Of
Jennie Wohlgemuih.
Mary Z. Owings, guardian Of Alice +.
Owings, settled third account
Mary +. OwIngs, guardian Of Jesse +.
Owings, settled third account.
Mary L. OwingS. guardian Of John ".
Owings, settled third and final account.
Mary f. OwiRgs, guardian Of Joshua d.
Owings, settled third aud iua account.
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New AdveruSementS.

This Week OpPortnnities-Wm +. DER
Great Model Emporium, Westminster Nd
Comfortable Footwear for Summer New
York Bargain House, Westminster. Nd.
Some Special June Bargains-Miller Bros.
Popular Stores, Westminster, Md
Trustees Sale of Valuable Real Estate
Charles W. Weaver. Trustee.
Proposals for Iron Bridge and Masonry
John +. Masenhimer, Clerk.
Get Burkholder Whiskey-A. ;. Burk
holder. Westminster, Md.
T. j. Hardesty a Co-Atlautic Trust
Building, Baltimore, Md
Call and Get Prices-Wm. \. kceter,
Westminster, Nd.
Business Opportuniiy-H. c. AIbaugh,
Westminster, Md.
Farm For Subsidiaries L. Fink, West
minister, Nd.
First Glass Stock-H. \. Smith, Hanover,
Pa.
Legal Notices. Festivals,
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Cover Items.

Mr. George W Grimes is having a new
porch erected to the back of his dwelling.
The Messrs Buckingham have secured the
contract to plaster the new residence of Mr.
Lewis C. Franklin.
Taylors,lle festival did not take place last
Saturday, but will be held today. The lay
louisville Juniors will play the Marston nine
at II O'Clock. After that the victorious
team will play the Franklinville team. A.
W. Hoffman and q. W. Grimes will act as
umpires.
There will be preaching at West Falls at g
a. m. Sunday, after which the Lords Supper
will be administered.
Hiram B. Jones is having well bored by
the Keystone Well Boring Company.
4 one arm man exhibited pictures in this
section. He was accompanied by little girl
who is an accomplished singer.
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Personal NOIeS.

Miss johnson, of Connecticut. IS visiting
her sister, Mrs. Taylor. at the Rectory.
William P Maulsby, wife and son, of Fred
erick, we're guests of Mrs. Maulsby. this city:
from Saturday until Monday evening.
M. Ora Wampler, of West Alexandra,
Ohio, is visiting Mrs. Elizabeth Stouer, this
city.
Miss Lula Martin, of Rocky Ridge, Fred
erick county, is a guest Of Mrs. A. Mary Diff
feudal, Westminster.
Mr.. o. NJ. Ruark. Of Baltimore, represeu-
tative of Ruekter's Fire Proof Paint Company,
was in Westminster recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Miller, lr., of Balti-
mare, visited friends IN Westminster tins
week.
Mr.. John Arbaugh is visiting his brother,
Mr.. Henry Arbaugh, at Harrisburg, Pa, who
is very III.
Ernest Geiman. who has been attending
school at Bridgewater, Va, has returned
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Moore of Baltimore.
were guests of his father, William Moore,
from Saturday until Monday.
Rev. Luther kuhns. Of Omaha. Nebraska.
a former resident Of Westminster. spent a few
days here, starting for home on Monday last.
Mr. Cline, Of Virginia, is visiting the family
of Mr.. jeremiah German, of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank W Fouke, Of Balu-
more, are guests of her mother. Mrs. Judge
Smith Mr. Fouke has been sick for several
weeks. and came here from Atlantic City.
where he had gone in the hope OF improve
ment.
Misses Virg. Shaw and Dallas Roberts have
gone to New York. on a yisi, 10 Mrs. l.aumc,
see Miss jamie Thomas, Of this city.
l. .s.
a guest of Mrs. Judge Smith from Saturday
until Monday.
Mrs. Emmons, Of Washington, d. C., Is a
guest at her brothers, Mr. Jos W. Smiths.
Mrs. Elizabeth and Miss Mary Roup len On
Thursday for Homecoming, Nd, TO yisr, Rev.
and Mrs J. l.. Walsh.
Chas I. Reitsnider, Esq. was iu Bailimnr.
and Washington on business on "Wednesday
and Thursday.
Misses Emma Shorb and Ne,,e Nuuruc.
Of Baltimore, ara guests Of Miss Nellie II.
Wantz
Miss Phoebe Neidig. Of Frederick. IS a
guest OF Mrs. O. y. Gilbert
Miss Nancye Morgan Heyde, 81 Baltimore.
daughter Of Rev. q W. H~Ydc. who Nas pas
tor Of Centenary NJ. +. Church, lh's city. a
few years ago, was married on W dursiay
evening TO Mr. Howard DAVIS Adams, also II
Baltimore. The ceremony took place a
Broadway II. T. Church.
Col. VIM A. Mckcllip, Of Washington. D.
C.. was in Westminster last Sunday.
Mrs j. Dickey an Miss Eva Robertson, of
the Eastern Shore; Miss VI. O. steiner aud
Rev J. pickey. Of Baliimor,, were guests IF
Mr. aud Mrs ~ W B.hyiau during rom-
mencement exercises % Western Maryland
College.
The following guests are ut Winchester
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Mrs. Mulhe Warehime had corn in tasseI
on the Sd instant.
Mr.. Theodore Yeiser has built new barn,
and Mr. Samuel Thurman a new hoghouse.
This section was largely represented in
Westminster last week during the Firemen ;
convention.
Miss Mary NJ. Miller was the guest OF Mrs.
Sarah Hesson, Deep Run, on Sunday and
Monday.
Charles II. Mikesell and wife, of Baltimore,
visited their aunt, Mrs. Amos Ebaugh, last
week.
Mr.. John T. Grouse is placing new post
and rail fence around his farm.
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Pleasant Valley.

Mr. VIM Unger. of Baltimore, moved to
this place on Wednesday and occupied the
house of Sallie A. f. Lawyer.
The sale of Mrs. May on Saturday was
largely attended and goods brought Il good
price. The home, containg II acres, was
purchased by Charles Powell, OF this place,
Tor S33 per acre.
Mrs. Laura, wife of Ed. NJ. Hahn, better
known in our village as Doc, is spending a
few weeks with relatives and friends in BaIti,
more and Philadelphia.
Haymaking has begun; clover is going to
be a good crop.
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weather record for the week.

June l0-mercury 81 at a. m. and sc at
2 D. M; showery; clear after 5p. N. Jnnf
Il--mercury 90 at a. m. and rs at p. IN.
generally cloudy June l2-mercury 50 at
a. IN. and 81 at p. m; cloudy with light
June 13-mercury 10 at a. m. and IS at Z
p. M; light rain, followed by partially cloudy
weather June 14-mercury 20 at I n. m.
and SO at Up, M; light showers, followed by
clear weather after 9.l5 a. III. June 10
mercury 70 at a. m. and 80 at 2 p. M; gen
orally fair; showery from 8 TO 5p. M; fol-
lowed by clear weather. June 16-mercury
81 at 7 a. m. and 20 at 2 p. M; clear.
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Eden Items,

Children's day services will be held at Mt.
Union on Sunday morning, the 18Th instant.
Russell Earl, youngest child Of David H..
and Anna NJ. Lester, aged 4 years and 4
months, died on Welne day morning of con-
WILSON'S, superinduced by paralysis of the
stomach, Funeral services and interment
took place at Mt. Union on Thursday after
noon.
The Sunday school at St. Johns Testers J
will hold their Children's day services on
June 25th, beginning at 10 a. IN. A program
entitled "Birds and Flowers, will be used in
connection with service prepared in behalf
of the Tressler's Orphans Home at Loysyille,
Pa.
Romanus j. Wantz and family, of Frizell
burg, visited his brother n-aw, Mr.. William
II. Snyder, Of this place, on Sunday last.
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NO. 372l EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County,
in Equity.
Philip d. Dorsey. Assignee of Mortgage, vs..
Liscomb T. Anthony and Others, Mortga-
gors.
Ordered this 2nd day of June, 1899, by the
Circuit Court for Carroll County, in Equity,
that the sale of the property mentioned IN
these proceedings, made aud reported by
Philip d. Dorsey, Assignee Of Mortgages, be
ratified and confirmed, unless cause TO the
contrary therof be shown on or before the Bird
day of July, next; provided copy of this
order be inserted in some newspaper printed
in Carroll county. once in each Of three sue
cessiye weeks before the 26th day of June,
1899
The report states the amount of sale to be
$1,000 90.
JAS. II. BILLINGSLEA, Clerk.
True eopy,-Test:
june3 St JAS. H. BrLINGsLEA, Clerk.
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UniOntown District items.

Abraham Caylor has started the foundation
Of house on his farm, near Linwood. II IS
to be frame, cased with brick, slate roof and
all modern Improvements, lSX3S feet, with a
wing lSx30 feet Dorsey brothers masons;
Samuel Grouse carpenter, and Mr., Gross
nickle plasterer.
John Roger has put up new grain shed
ON his farm, 80 by so feet, to replace the one
which was burned some time ago.
The remains of Mrs. Angelina Bowers were
inferred in ST. Joseph cemetery, Taneytown,
on Saturday last, after high mass by Father
Lennon. The pail bearers were Cyrus Hull,
Jesse Winter, J. Hamilton Singer, George
Selby, Jehu Koonts and James NJ. Shcllman.
Ii. Weaver a. Co. were undertakers.
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bridge; Rev and Mrs. f. II. MullineauN, Level
Miss jamie Norris St. Inigoes; Miss Norma Watts
Baltimore; Mrs. Pauline Woodruff COD, Washing
ton y. c. Miss Jennie May Thurman, Philadel
phia Pa; Miss Bessie W. Junkel C9i). Warwick
Miss A. B. Jones C9D, Philadelphia, Pa; Mrs
Jennie W Byron ESQ.,. Wiliamsport; L. c. Vim
brough CSs), Philadelphia, Pa.
Raitimore-Rpv pr :. Il. Switzerland, Rev. Dr
E. J. DrinkhOuse. John q. Clarke. Rev j
Thomas Murray. Rev. Frank 7 Little. Miss Miriam
BayucS Cqs1, Mrs. Benjamin W Wooliuri. Mrs
Alexander Dodd, W. q. Baker. Ir. I9i), ". II
ForSythe j. rgD. Mrs. J. /. Cochran, Mrs. DAME
Baker Miss Belle Baker, Miss Nellie Baker, Mr.
and Mrs Edgar Thompson. Harry {. Tull, Il
Stricken. Wilmer Little Rev. Or. Lawrence Bates
Washington, p. C.-Iames 5. ToPham, C!areue,
F. Norment, Rev. \. Norman Ward Ce5l, Rev \
b. DUNN So.
Buckeystowu-M Nj and Mrs. W 6. Baker, Mr.
and Mrs. o. F. Thomas and daughter.
Chcsterrowu-Mr samuel J Nauuort and Miss
Clara NaunorL
Pucomokc City-Nr. F. !. Neasey and daughter
Mrs. :. +. Gurdy.
SeufurI-Lem :. Hurley iH71 Miss Fannie Hurley
state uill. Pa-Rey. F. :. Cain taH.
HagerStown-M Miss Edith \. Elrhurt 'al.
Reeds Groye-W H. collins t9l-
~.rickers,illc-Nr. Leon Garrett Cgl1.
McClcllaudsyille. pgI-Jamcs smith.
Eowiaudvillr-Ecy- James +. NIaloy-
Gaithcrsbu7g-Dr {. II. Waters
Cambridge Mrs Dr. John Mace
East New Markct-Mr> NJ r Miller.
>tIIshury-pr. ami Mrs. George u. Tuli.
West Grafton w. Na.-M.S> Lille Newton.
Norfolk. Na--Nr> gal.cu Fine
New Windsor Miss trace les Einehart.
Nouui rleaS1ul-2I5S> ~ A4uss Lease
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WILL GO ON YOUR BOND.

The American Bonding and Trust
Company, of Baltimore, accepted as
Sole Security.
Before giving bond call and see the under
signed for rates, or for further information
apply to
JOHN NJ ROBERTS, Agent,
marIS II Westminster, Nd.
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4 SSIGNEE OF ASSIGNEE OF
n ADMINISTRATORS OF
MORTGAGES SALE
VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT
In Bark HI, Carroll County, Nd.

lu h2EA iitI, tarrou county, Nh
b. virtue ot the power Of sale contained IN
q mortgage from Annie l. Bankard and John
T. Baukari. her husband, 20 Eden Eng,eman,
dsted March p 1895, aud recorded among
the Real Estate Mortgage Records of Carroll
cuuuty. la iIbcr B. F. c.. No. 81, folio 557,
ctc. and daily assigned 10 the Undersigned |
aiH offer al public sale, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, JUNE 24,b, 1899,
10 tw1 % clock. D. i1., all thai lot or parcel Of
land described and conveyed by said mort
gage. containing Oae-halt acre Of hnd, more
OF ..-s. aud improved by a two
story and "a halt frame dwelling a ~ \
hou,e aud necessary outbuild ~ sk
iuss. This property faces ou o. cl9 9&ksz1-
the county road leading from Union Bridge
60 Jnioulowu, and is about two mlles from
Union Bridge, Convenient 10 schools, church
-, stores and postotFice. The house Is a new
one There Is water on the place. THIS Is
one of the most desirable small properties IN
Carroll eouuty
Term, OF Sale-Cash; or If desired by the
purchaser, oue-thlri cash upon the day OF
sale or the ratification thereof, aud the resi-
iar iu two equal payments OF SIX and twelve
months; the credit payments TO be secured by
the notes of The purchaser, with approved Sc
curil,. bearing interest from the day OF sale.
FRANCIS NEAL PARkE,
Assignee Of Assignee OF Administrators of
Mortgage. Bond & Parkc,
Iuur Il Solicitors.
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HOUSES for RENT or SALE. E.!

l. L House on Court street, 8 rooms BIZ.
with all modern convenences such as bath
room closet. furnace, electric lights and city
water, large front yard and garden. Rent
S25 per month and water rent.
House on MGn street, two doors east of
City Hotel, has six rooms and hallway.
Rent Sc per month.
febIS-tf CHARLES Z. FINK.
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THURSDAY. July 6. 1899.

at y O'Clock noon, on the premises, at Ebb-
vale, Carroll county, Maryland, the following
described real and personal property of the
defendant Company:
l. Tract known as the Ebbvale mine,
containing 243 acres of ground, and situate at
Ebbvale, county of Carroll, and State of
Maryland, together with the engine and fix
lures now on said premises
:. The locomotive engine now in use by
the Bachman Valley Railroad Company.
.. The furniture now on premises known
as the Wentz farm house.
4. One 2-story Brick House and Lot at
Ebbvale
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Detailed information as to any of the above
properties or claims may be obtained at any
time at the Office of the auctioneer or Master.
Terms of Sale.-Twenty per cent. of the
purchase money to be paid at the time of the
sale, and the remaining purchase money to
be paid upon the confirmation of this sale by
proper order of Court
HENRY C. LOUGHLIN, Master,
lll6-ll20 Stephen Girard Building, 18th
above Chestnut streets, Philadelphia, Pa.
Barnes q Lohand, Auctioneers,
lat South 4th street, Philadelphia,
june10-ts
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Notice is also hereby given that in pursu-
amce of said decree, the Master will expose
to sale and sell to the highest and best bidder,
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MASTERS PUBLIC SALE.
United States Circuit Court, Eastern
District of Pennsylvania.
APRIL SESSIONS, 1898. NO. 81.

IN the matter of Moses Taylor Pyne, Surviv-
ing Executor, &c, vs.. The Chestnut Hill
Iron Ore Company,
Whereas, by decree Of said Court. duly
entered on the 22d day of May, 1899, it was
ordered and adjudged that certain property,
rights aud credits of the said defendant Com
pauy should be exposed to sale and sold by
the undersigned Master; and i; was further
provided IN said decree that the Master should
tiN the date of the said sale and conduct the
same, and give notice thereof to the bond
holders, stockholders aud creditors of said
Company; and it was further ordered that any
objections TO the confirmation of said sale, in
whole or in part, should be filed with the un-
dersigned AS Master within FIVE days after the
said sale, and upon expiration of the said
period OF five days he should make report of
said sale and of any objections, if any, that
should be filed with him:
Now, in pursuance of said decree, notice is
hereby given that the undersigned, as Master
as aforesaid, will expose to sale and sell to
the highest and best bidder, on
WEDNESDAY, JULY 5. 1899,
at one o clock in the afternoon, at the office
Of the Chestnut Hill Iron Ore Company,
corner of Union Street and Lancaster ave,
Columbia, Lancaster county, Pennsylvania,
the following real and personal property of
said company.
No. /. Tract known as the Upper Gender
Bank.
No. >. Tract known as the Wright Cinder
Bank
No. 3. The Barber Street property and six
houses appurtenant thereto.
No. 1. The Lancaster avenue Cinder Bank
aud four houses
No. ). Tract known as the Gohn property,
and one house thereon.
No. .. The furance land ana buildings
and also the railway track from said furnace
land 10 the SuSquehanna river, including the
crossing of the Columbia and Port Deposit
Railroad, the river wharf property, machine
shop and foundry and ground, and railway
track connecting furnace property with Penn
sylvania railroad.
No. :. Tract known as the Chestnut Hill
Mines, containing 1886 Acres.
No. s. 1900 shares of the Bachmau Val
ley Railroad Company stock.
No 8. All the right, title and interest of
the defendant company in the claim against
Emanuel Barmer
No. 10. All the right, title and interest of
the defendant Company in the clam against
the Bachman Valley Railroad Company, con
Slsung of two items, one of loan of $1,000,
and the other of claim of about S34, o00
No II. All the right, title and interest of
the defendant Company in or against the
Pottstown Iron Company.
No. u. All other property. real or per.
sonal pertaining to the receivership remaining
in the custody or control of the said receiver
or to which he is entitled