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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-09-02
Reception at New windsor.

The protTactel apathy in social circles end
ed Lass Wednesday evening. vines grs iI'r
was infused by the unique and attractive en-
;srisiumeut which vas rendered BY Mrs
Lizzie e. Smith and Miss sarah MAYNARD
Smith to their MANY friends, ia Odd Feslows
Hall. New Windsor. Expressions 81 delight.
eYidenciug keen appreciation. have "iirn
since been heard. aud the occasion Sc one not
likely souu Co b. Forgotten There ~rrr
neatly ouc hundred Invitations sssaed and
nearly every recipient responded BY being
prfsrpt. The evening guiekly sped. Nhglc she
happy guests werv iuduigiug either in dane
ing, progressive cachre. OF social cnnvcrSa
lion. each after his or hcs oNn lktng, Mr.
Smith and Miss Sarah we're coarteousiy as
sisted in receiving by Mrs- Chas, Smith, Nrs-
Jos. Eugier. Ms A. Bankeri ami Mr.
Sterling SgoutFer. Prof Bro~u, assisted by
performers from Baltimore. furnished music
Tor the dancers, Nhilc az the sane time = ball
doxem tables wcrc constantly and saccess'vc1y
surrounded hy the 'cuChrrisis-" A. the cst
OF the gam. Il was sJ3n learned that NC- l.
II Dielman had Nou the first prize. hand
some engraving, while Howard Euso' bad the
'.boaby' prize. q SILVER match box Other
prizes were also awarded M note % iime
Was taken until both she hands on the dial
poiu;e % twelve. Ouiy with an effort lheu,
were ne eoayiuccd that oar eyes seFc 10;
decelsing US, and that really midnight ~as AZ
hand Bat now. attention sas drawn "a an
other direction. Refreshments, A. Issiaiabi'
as plentiful, had been ordered up. and
forthwith. zach and everyone drew a 'tail
hand. bot took 10 pleasure 20 ''gnlng 4
alone. rather pcrfcrriug 60 assist. unifI
the stakes we're mutually consumed. The
hall yss.s decorated beautifully NIth fs~'"-1n- 81
vines evergrr-us. &C.. while banks 81 ivru,
po,tei plants and flowers were dccorous.y ar
ragged ia ever nook and corner. Il Is need
less TO SAY that all euioyed lhe entertainment
to the very last and then ~iih light hearts
aud pleased faces. badr our generous hos'esss-s
a happy goodnight Names Of guests ~srr
omitted for the want of space.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Baust Church-Rey. Il. " Raughman will
preach harvest sermon al 2>'0 ,, In sunday.
Carroll charge. reformed tnurch- heiJanin ;
Church-Sunday school at 9OO IN. Harvest Home
service at 10 a ID. Jerusalem Church.-harNest
Home service 80 B. m
sermon Communion Service and Reception Of
Members al Pipe Creek NJ 4. Church at l0,'O a m.
S..ryjees as usual at Cniontown NJ. r. Church at
e. + saturday al o'clock. Time for sunday even
ing service changed from !, to q - %eIcH'
salem Charge LutneDu Church - benjamin :
Church-Suuday school at a. m. Harvest Home
service at 10 a. IN. Y. +. ;. c. f at p u. Cate
chise on saturday at ?. M, Communion service
September 10. -. Johns Church-Sunday school
at r. IN. Harvest Home Service at p. M Cate
chiSe on Saturday ut u, IN. Communion Service
''' - 5. \. DiehI Pastor.
Centenary NJ f. Churrh.-Sunas school AT 9.l5
n m Preaching at t1.4u ~ and $50 y. IN.
Morning sermon will be followed By the sacrament
Of the Lorl's supper Epwortn 5yaEus At o-'' p ~
Methodist Protestant Church Rev ". A. Graham
ID D. Pastor-Sabbath Services. Preaching by
the pastor at 1880 IA. IN. and 80 p. M. sabbath
school at 9i5 "a. m. Christian Eneavor Service in
the lecture room at ESQ p. IN. Mid-week service in
the lecture room Wednesday evening, at o'clock,
St Paul's Reformed Chnrrh-Suuday school at
9.l5 II. IN Divine service at l0h II. M by Rev
Prof. Simpson. ,, e, %, ,,,
Sunday school in the Bethel of the Church of
God ut Wartieldsburg Sunday. september 8, p. IN
PRAYER meeting and song service Wednesday even
ing Sept 9th. at o'clock, If favorable, If not
on Thursday evening, same hour. You are invited
Rev L. F. hurry will preach at O'Clock.
l.. F. Murry Teaching Elder
St. Johns Church Sundays-Low Mass at us
and at 10 a. m. with Benediction; Vespers
During the week-MaSs ut IA.
Joseph H. Cassidy. Pastor.
Ascension Church.-Sunday, Sept. 3.-Holy Eu-
charist at $50 a IN. Mathis at 10 a. m. Second
Holy Eucharist at 1880 a. IN. Evensong at AS
and D. IN. Neutrality-suspicious. and Holy Euchn
rist at m. Evensong Except Fridays) at p
m. Evensong Friday, at $50 p. m.
E B. Taylor, Rector.
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uninntnWn Items.

Miss Maggie Peters and Miss Lulu Eckard,
of Baltimore, who we're guests OF MISS LOUISA
Eckard for week returned home on tuesday
evening.
Miss Flora Kemp, of Ianeytown, VISITED
her brother and the family OF Ut. Lulher
Kemp the past week.
Mrs. Mary Culbertsou and Miss Jennie
Devilbiss, of Baltimore, are guests OF Miss
Anna Baust
Miss Matte Smith, of Chambersburg, Pa,
who was visiting her aunts, Mrs Missouri
Routson and Mrs. j. Hamilton Singer, went
to Thurmont on Thursday en- route tor home.
Miss Nellie Weaver, who spent ten days al
Mr. William A. Auders, New Windsor, re-
turned home on Sunday
Elder S. B. Craft of the Church of God.
went TO Carrolltou on Tuesday TO conduct
the funeral service of Mr.. Elijah Taylor. tie
was accompanied by Mrs. Craft
Mr.. Rodney HiteShew, of Baltimore, son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver NJ. HiteShew, formerly
of this place, spent the past week here among
his friends.
Mr.. Edgar Seby moved his family from
Union Mills to Mr. Davis Myers farm near
town, where he is employed.
Mrs. Davis Myers Que day last week had
the misfortune to get a fall and sprained the
ligameuts of her left leg. She is able to move
around with the aid OF crutches.
Mrs Marshall g. Shaw and Mrs Mary
Shaw Hodes, of Washington, D. G., are visit
ing friends in Frederick county. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs Granville Shaw, of Washing
ton. ID. c.. who were visiting friends in this
county, and Hanover, Pa, returned home on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Rouson returned 10
their home in Baltimore on Wednesday.
Mrs. \. F. Fox and daughter Miss Magaret,
of Washington, d c., are guest of DIR. ). j..
Weaver's family.
Misses Agnes aud Eva +. Gilbert, Master
Fielder Gilbert aud Miss Emma Garner, OF
Liuwood, spent Tuesday at Penmar.
Miss Matte Smith and Mr.. Roy Singer were
present at the company given by Miss Sarah
Smith, of New Windsor. last Wednesday
night.
Miss Mary Zahn, of Baltimore, is visiting
Mrs Obadiah Fieaglc.
Mrs Daniel Eugar, Of New Windsor. and
Miss Emma Norris. were visitors at Mrs. Il.
" kindley's during the week
Rev Jesse Shreeve and wife on Tuesday
vent TO Rock Hall. Kent county. Md, to stay
sometime with their daughter, Mrs. Lula
Stevens az Swan Point
Mr. Elizabeth Davis is visiting ner broth.
cr. Mr. Rufus Shapey, and other friends IN
Mrehauicshurs. Pa.
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ncaih n ! Enrmer CilLE:n.

A Telegram vus received by hr. J. ".
urtips hss, SATURDAY, announcing The des'h oi
Dc G-sr.r II Tramto. a bru'hvr iu BIS hFt
ale. .t his hasse ~ Linden W4uya Souuty-
Va
D. Trambp zas a uaii,e 81 this csauiy.
aud soa u che jsis Lew, luml-o, she
once represented the soaniy iu the Hous- 81
p.f.-.,siex ana a5ss served isrsn as Nt-r.f.
Or Tramba seug 90 NsrsiuA s,-in after the
Anr. ahrrr be- bad saue- bs7ra cukakci su
uraytcing bg, profession and ronduci'uE =
large farn A. yunBE Uian b. as rn.
gage! 10 the drug sJnrr 1T Iyumbo livs'as
IL ,hs. csts. and sas particularly ,A'iiiai su
compromising drag. ani preparing Vrrsyup-
isaus
pr. Tfamb, married NJ, Gertrude D.
Buti-. 5 member ct a prun1uent NirsJuta
family. - ba survives him siJh s~scu children.
Leus e. Trambo. uf Washington, u g.. -
h. ont, surviving brr,h-r Or Ium's1 ~-s
a member 1T tho Eprscopsl Church and ~as
lu,y, prominent professionally aud .1sisiiA-
~. age ans So wears
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NelrGHc Items.

Recently. While Ed~ard SJeru-r, Of near
here. was visiting Nj. Charles Speltzer aud
family. tenants op Charles Melville isrn,
near Oakland Mills, ia Freedom district, be-
killed a h,ack>nake five feet three inches IN
length Il was lodged h..Aiud the Hour barrel
IN the house. Mr. Sprllzer w.u frightened
So badl, that she nearly tainted.
Our thrifty farmers have empJisd uenrly >
carloads Of lime al phosphate at The station
here. Some farmers claim that the best pay
ing part III their farms Is stock and poultry.
Mrs. Amelia Blocher and two sons, Warren
and Monroe. Of near Hanover, spent Satur,
day and Sunday in this nrghborhood.
Ga Thursday Of hast week two heavily ore
laden cars we're thrown from the track be-
low town. caused by spreading of rails.
Since June nearly 100 carloads of iron ore
have been shipped from the Chestnut Hill
iron ore bank.
Mr. Clinton Freish. who WAS seriously in
iured in the spine last March. after being IN
bed IL weeks, t. now able to move about
again.
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The frs, storm period for September lies
between the 2ui and eth. New moon falls on
the 4th. the central day OF the period, and
moon viii he on the celestial equator ON the
9Th. During the FIRST part Of ti's period q
verv warm wave will move out from Western
parts of the continent. the barometer viii iait
~ same sections and from about the 4lh To
-th. progressively from west TO east, storms of
xind. rain and thunder sill visit most parts %
the country. If these disturbances are purely
c5ntiuental-that Is. confined IN their origin
and progress To inland. warm weather SlH
continue after the storms. lfequatouai storms
are prevalent along our southern coasts aud
seas, there viii be = marked change io cooler
weather. with probability Of frost H regions
ia uorthward. Immediately behind Storm areas
over the states.
We predict that magnetic aud electrical
phenomena, oct Of the normal order. Wtlt
yerS probably result IN MANY paris ut the
globe. during the time Of the rcaciursFy
storm Period. the OH 81 18th. he storm
diagram shows that Venus combines W''h
earth 10 the lime Of this disturbance and "n
info October From these and other cause,
- ma, reasonably book fog some phennUrp
allY warm weather dariHg the remaining storm
periods OF September. vith strong prutaiail-
lies that high harourtrlc conditions. w1ih c"id
area. and danger ~ frost FROM the north ~es',
vii suddenly develop Ia the immediate feag
Of great pavsnlh aud thunder storms.
All the above eXtrrIueS are profitable
daring and Immediately tasIu~'ng tac Ful's"
storm l,sriod RAINING from the 18th Co ly.b.
Moon IS ~ ferise- on she i1ih, ou the c'.irs
riaI equator un the l~sh. and tail on the itih-
Auy one shn us,Gr~ Vhruomeua With ANY 3"
gree. nf discrimination aud intelligence, a1a
Who has accfss Go the general tslsgraphte
u,as 81 the day. sii uot tali Boz $3.50 that ms
genealogical u.rjurtsAilsns atl rise tn = max
imugn ia and iaarhsng the dates last usnseti
severe and dangvrua. ~4ainDgilAl -iurrils arc
n,t inevitable, but ,rry probable. ts-.N '"F
lt,, ,r.at ssfmih O. esd Suddenly iu change
to much ,,.,le4---scu t. DAGGER ~ ;r1-i over
much 1t car north sidr-
A rractiauarY .farm lsfi1I - central 90
the .sad, the iaf earth equator cuts ihr cen
ter af she sun Marked storm cvudsuaus stii
Develop. hriucsa thr alsh and 2tih. aud dsr
rcruus gales aud storms arr ycry Pfut'ahir ofs
hni an4 sra, bas uoae the more go thAa a.
alhe. periods t.~iorc sni AtirF ihis cratrsi DIS
iurjancr 10 our aaiannal eqaiunctlai penod
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New AdYerIlSemeniS.


To Physicians. School Teachers, Parents and
Devices l.. Farrar. Secretary Of
School Board.
Lace Curtains and Poriiees al Reduced
Prices-Wm F. Drrr. Westminster. Nd.
LAST Of Judges, Clerks sud Ga,ekeepers Of
Election-Howard f. Schaeffer, President
4 BIT Of Store DoiugS-Miiler Brus Pop
alar Cash Stores. Westminster, Md.
Getting Ready for Schedules York Bar
gaiu House. Westminster. Nd.
A Nice Home at Public Sale ihe"dore r.
lAmpert, Administrator
List Of Unclaimed Matter in The P's'o1hre
Westminster.
For Sale-Rev. Edward MAcS~erney, En-
mitsburg, Md.
Keeiers Priees-wm. y, Keefcr, West.
minister, Nd.
Election OF DIRECTOR Charles {. Gorsuch.
President
Kentucky Mules-H. 4. Smith. Hanover,
Pa.
Lots at Public Sal,-R g. Bish & Brus.
For Sale Harvey 5. Witler, Medford, Nd.
Notice to Voters-lloWard Scharifpr, Pres.
Application for Liquor License.
Legal Notices, PicuicS.
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RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.
Adopted by Pleasant valley Lodge No.
Iaa. IA. Of ". Pleasant valley. Nd.

wHKEEAs u has pleased oar Heavenly Father IN
HI issium. remove from our midst our late
Bfugh-r Thomas J. ko1utz, therefore " li
EsasFrf, That in the death Of cur Brother we
bambiy EoN iu submission IN TIE divine VIII 81
car Heavenly Father. who has said that mot even
starruW "a eth 90 the ground ithout his notice
Ersasgci That We extend 10 the bcreAved widow,
our heartfelt sympathy and coincidence IN this her
sore affection. aud invoke the blessing Of our
Heavenly Father 20 abide With aud comfort her IN
this hour OF
ReeRrei That these resolutions BE- engrosstsi
urson the minutes Of the Lodge. that copy L.
transmitted 10 the widow Of our deceased Brother.
ana that the same b. published in the American
sentinel Democratic Advocate and Carroll Record.
LES D. MAS.
CHAELES KTTTEE. COMMITTEE.
HAREy SENT,
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IS IT SATISFACTORY

That's question that goes with every purchase here If
it's satisfactory bring back todayomorrow- week
and get your money 1t is this absolute of fair
dealing that retains trade Our customers know that
money back cry up deceive the unwary into
buying followed by all of undue and qubbng
avoid returning money dspeang purchase One of
maxims reads For you remain dissatisfied is make
dissatisfied 1t isn't todays trade were depending
its tomorrows-next week's-next months-next years
We you be well pleased with your treatment here
and with what you buy here that you again and again
And will remark right that efforts to please have
been uniformly successful that calls for money back
rarely made But its here just the for any and all de-
mand that may be made for purchases returned undesirable
We making unusual preparations for large Fall trade
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Resulted Fatally.

On August 4th Mr.. William Asbury. Mar
tin. near Carrollion Station, was on a ladder
picking pears, VIXEN he fell to the ground,
falling on his back and shoulders. His
spine was fractured just below the Shout
ders, and his body below the fracture and his
legs we're paralyzed Everything was done
to relieve him, but his injuries were such that
his physician had no hopes Of his recovery,
and he died on Tuesday last. Mr.. Martin
was So years, Z months and days old and
leaves widow and four children. His re-
mains were inferred on Thursday, the pail
bearers being Messrs. John E. Honck, Ben
jamin Croft, Nicholas J. Houck, Frank Sny-
der, Joel Ebaugh and VIM. Taylor.
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MO. 3715 EQUITY.

In the CIRCUIT Court for Carroll County
sitting as Court of Equity.
Annie Haslup and others, vs. Elizabeth
Cooper and others.
Ordered this 25th day of August, A. D. 1899,
that the sales Of the Real Estate made and re-
ported in the above entitled cause by Francis
Neal Parke and John Milton Reifsnider,
Trustees, appointed by the decree passed
therein to sell the same, be finally ratified and
confirmed unless cause to the contrary there
of be shown on or before the 25th day of
September, next; provided copy of this order
is inserted in some newspaper printed in
Carroll County, Maryland, once in each OF
three successive weeks before the 18th day of
September, next.
The report states the amount of sales to be
$3510.6S.
JAS. H. BILLINGSLEA, Clerk.
True copy,-Test:
aug26 st JAMES H. BILIYGsLEA, Clerk.
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No, SO Very Old After All

H. a uiiis yilisE, rhurchyard at BscA"nhiil,
.u WArsitkshius, d, a mtssoHr al'on whIch
- inscribed The sgc 81 dear old maiden lady
=ha Departed ths .5ts in The yraz 1901. tier
as.. as testified by toe suErayvr's art, sas
7a, Born lrforg ihe Conquest aud dvIng
auler Que-u Aupr AGAIN a. thaye PrOry.
W5rcrstrrshire, The age of = rude torriaihsr
s. similarly inscribed A. sra, No, % harruS
ghe reader. ~ uaay SAY thai these PoTtruioas
t5garv< are strictly the prplacs IL the rugraS-
~ ar,. The monumental mason Of those
dass ~as uaihiae ii nor 'Eporant, aud bis idea
Of sssi.ug = ur 81 EaS 80 write - or So hrst
aud : lg % ailcrwarj rneHssuk 20 plus 0r 30
giles "a. etc A. the CASE night ir.
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Weather Record for The week.

August 26-mercury 90 at : a. N. and 81
at , .. m: generally clear until . 80 p. IN.
thunder gust with showers from =. IN. dur
ing the night. August 27-mercury 81 at 7
a. IN. aud 6S at > p. m; showery during the
day and night, with much lightning aud
thunder after sop. M. August 2s-mercury
% at u. IN. and "A at p. m; generally
cloudy; clear after 3. 80 p. m. August %
mercury 81 at a. IN. and "a at , p. m; par
TALLY cloudy. August 30-mercury GO AT :
a. m. and rs at . p. m light showers; gen
orally cloudy. August 3l-mercury "a at !
a. m. and 81 at p. w.; heavy fog, followed
by partially fair weather. September L
mercury 65 at a. m. and 81 at , p. M; par
tally cloudy
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Bird Hill Items.

Mr.. Hanson Davis is visiting his son, A
W. Davis, in Baltimore.
Miss Lottie Miner, who WAS visiting heI
father, has returned to Baltimore.
Misses Lucindy and Ella Logue are visiting
friends near Westminster.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Davis, Of Baltimore,
attended the picnic at Deer Park last Salur-
day.
Mrs Lizzie Frick is visiting her brother,
and sisters.
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Mrs. Emma K. Davis, Of Baltimore, is
visiting Mrs Fred Elgen.
Mr.. Albert Fuse, Of Hanover, Pa, IS visit
ing friends and relatives in this place.
Mr.. Oscar Baumgartner, of West Falls is
making from 20 to 80 barrels of cider daily.
Mrs Siam, of Baltimore, is visiting Mr..
Columbus Cover.
A patent kissing bug has been invented by
Clarence Cover, of this place. It's quite a
neat affair and will give the required results.
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Ennntain Valley liens.

Mr. George Miller and four children, OF
Baltimore, are on visit 10 Mr.. J. II. HeagY
and wife.
Mr.. John Hesgy and wife. Of Sandyyille.
and Mrs Edward Buchanan and son Law
renee. Of Philadelphia, Pa, spent the day
with W II. Heagy and family last Tuesday.
Master ollie Handley, of Frederick, who
has been ON visit to Fountain Valley for
some time. returned home on Monday. His
aunt. Miss Fannie Babylon, accompanied
him home, TO visit her sister, Mrs. p. NJ.
Handl.v
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SnyderSburg Items,

Mrs Amanda Lahmeyer aud four children
are visiting Mrs Mary Wise near this place
Shiloh Sunday school have their celebra-
ton today, Saturday.
Amanda Gummel, who was sick, is now
improving.
Making cider and boiling apple butter keeps
our farmers busy.
Mr.. George Lahmeyer, OF Baltimore, IS
visiting his grandmother, Mrs. Mary Wise.
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Eklo (Baltlmore COUNTY, Items.

We had very heavy rain last Saturday
evening, which did vast amount of good.
The potato crop is failure this year; the
apple crop is very good.
Greenland dairy is shipping 10 gallons OF
milk per day. Four cows died at the above
dairy recently from milk fever.
Mr. Charles E. Price, of Eklo, is going to
visit Easton.
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TO CREDITORS.

This is to give notice that the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court of Can
roll county, in Maryland, letters of admins
fration on the Personal Estate of
JOHN Ii. LAMPERT,
late of Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the voucher
THEORETICALLY authenticated, to the subscribes,
on or before the 26th day of March, 1899:
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate.
Given under my hand this DIST day OF
August, 1899.
THEODORE f. LAMPERT,
Administrator with the will annexed.
aug PC 4t*
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WANT COLUMN

Advertisements uH.'sr mi, ssal one scot wori
4 Young capable sh,Ir -1raAn % 10 general
homework ,n a snsall .aal.ly, Cooking. wssh
5us aaf ironing. No children. Protestant
ysyirrr-i Farther particulars apply 20 Mrs.
A. 4 Rein-. 2I3I Bolsaa street, Baltimore,
Ma, land
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, I
nsfnr Nj Annnst 1 1900

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Westminster, Nd, August l, 1899.
In pursuance of an act of the General As
sembly, passed at January Session, 1888,
hereby give the following Notice to Taxpay
erS:
This is to give notice that the County Com
missioners Of Carroll county have made their
annual levy ON the assessable property of said
county, for State and County Taxes for the
year eighteen hundred and ninety-nine, and
that all persons or incorporate institutions
that shall pay their County Taxes on or be.
fore the first day of September, next, shall
be entitled to deduction of two per centum
on the amount of said taxes. On State taxes
reduction of five per centum will be allowed
if paid on or before the first day of Septem-
Der; and if paid on or before the first day of
October, next, deduction of four per GEN.
tum; and if paid on or before the first day of
November, next, a deduction of three per
centum; that said taxes will be in arrear on
the first day of January, next, and bear in
terest from that date; that all persons or in
corporate institutions failing to pay their State
and County Taxes before the same shall be
in arrears. will render the property and es-
tate of such delinquent liable to be sold for
the prompt payment of said taxes
JOHN Z. MASENHIMER,
aug5-4t County Treasurer.
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EsF-vf --4s. e ls.s-
Al Iar Hueio ID bis brother John near AIc>ia
Nj Aek2sI "a l..s, Hrury L. Fsif aard 80 years
3 ulNlih- aus . iasN
In Chlgasg ~ 1u August -. lsJ3 JAMES Reeve
ofvfalsrd. sErsl s. year., sun Of the Laie lnsr -
ttrrtsigrf. CSrrtsl courty, Nd
la Baltimore. 0u August - t.1s, John r Horn
t-rErr agri & years months AMI - dag lntrr
nlcni at Zen Auin's aictrTy last THURSDAY morn
lBE Fuurrai ~rryicss conducted y Rev. g.. he4s-
saBegF, assisted by Rev : 4 Di-hL
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-09-02

r IsT OF JUDGES, CLERKS AND
Gatekeepers of Election for ID 90, for
Carroll County, Nd, Appointed by
the Board of Supervisors of Flec-
tons, August 3Oth, 1899