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Union,oyn Items.

Mr.. John Sittig, Of Oil City. Pa, Is visiting
hA bro, hers. MeSsrs. Henry and Charles Sit
,ig. He was accompanied By his aged father
Who Is visiting relatives ia baltimore.
Mrs Rebecca Myerly last Saturday tell aud
disluc5tied her leti arm at the shoulder. She
is with her sons family, Mr.. Benton Myeriy
Dr. Kemp reduced the fracture. At her ad
vance, age she J. doing well As could be
expected.
Mrs. Lillian Fleming and daughter Edna.
have returned from Westminster.
Rev c. r. kindiey OF near Munrovia, Is
visiting his son, Rev. b. W. kiudley.
Mss Edna F1aler, OF Evergreen LaSn, was
the guest of the Misses Hiieshrw uu Sunday.
Mr.. John g. Hollenberry entertained on
Sunday Mr. Jesse Nusbaums family of Lin
wood
The Church Of God congregation on San.
day had their annual vote tor the coming
ministerial year resulting la 81 votes for FL
der ;. b. Craft aud "A for DIR. Tyler. of
Frederick county, Md.
Mrs. Fannie Swaduer, of Libertytown, was
the guest of Mrs. Elizabeth Davis during the
past week.
Mrs. J. j. Weaver returned from a week )
visit TO Mrs. f. X. Fox, at Washington, D.
c., on Wednesday.
Misses Elizabeth aud Margaret Cover, spent
several DAYS III hanover, Ia, the past week
and attended the fair.
Mr.. Theodore Eckard, of Baltimore. is the
guest of his sister. Miss Lousia Eckard.
Miss Minnie Devilbss, of Baltimore, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Luther Hiteshew and
family.
Elder S. b. Graft aud wife. and Mr.. and Mrs.
John c. Hollenberry visited Mr.. Ezra Flea
gles family at Sans Creek on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Slonaker expect to
go to Philadelphia, Pa, on Saturday, to visit
friends and relatives.
About seventy friends of Elder S. B. Graft
and family assembled al the Church of God
parsonage on Tuesday evening and gave the
Elder birthday surprise party. Among the
evidences of their esteem they presented II SET
| of dishes, lap spread, table cloth and towels.
Ice cream, cake, apples and coffee were pro
yded and served by the guests. Mr.. jacob
| Christ made the presentation speech.
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Personal NOES.

Mrs Edward Diffendal and snn. Mis-.
Mamie Shank and Joseph Sioner. at this city,
are guests of Mr.. Chas Sioner, Hanover, Pa.
Mr.. john S Newman aud wife, Of Freder.
lex. spent "Wednesday at DR.. Shaw's.
Mr. Ephraim Repp, aged SO years. formerly
Of Beaver Dam, Frederick county, bus now Il
successful farmer aud stock raiser Of johnson
county, Missouri, is visiting rel lives and
friends in Carroll, Frederick aud Washington
counties.
WIN. II. Thomas, Esq. left on "Wednesday
for short visit To relatives in st. Mary
county. He will return on Monday.
John Siitig, of Oil City, Pa, is visiting biz
brothers, Henry aud Charles Sittig, neat
Unioutown.
Mrs. Eliza Shreeve aud daughter, Miss
Neitie, have gone TO Reisterstown for a short
visit.
Messrs. Charles " Waniz, John H. Gun.
ninghan and John NJ Roberts attended the
convention Of the Virginia State Firemen' s
Association at Roanoke this week.
Miss Flora f. Warner, Of Baltimore is Wis.
iting Miss Jennie Richter, of Medford. Miss
Richter recently returned from visit 10 her
aunt, Mrs. j. c. Eiseman, Baltimore.
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New Adyernsements.

If You Want to Save Money-Sharrer Il
Gorsuch, opposite Catholic Church, West
minister, Nd.
These Opening Days-Wm. T. Derr's Great
Model Emporium, Westminster, Nd.
For Your Winter Needs-New York Bar
gain House, Westminster, Nd.
Our Fall Opening Miller Bros. Popular
Cash Stores, Westminster. Nd
Trustees Sale of Valuable Real Estate
John NJ. Roberts, Trustre.
List Of Unclaimed Matter in the POstofiice,
Westminster. Md.
A Tip to Farmers-N l. Gorsuch & Son,
Westminster, Nd.
Dissolution Notiee-Charles Zeiger and j.
A. Frederick
Walnut Grove Mills-Klee Milling Co,
Gist, Md.
Privs.a Sale-E Lynch, Agent, Westmin-
ster, Nd.
For Remit. H. Stocksdale, Finksburg,
Nd.
Road Notice-Jaeob Garman and l6 others.
Notice-A. Fl. Huber, Westminster, Nd.
Legal Notices.
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Deaths in Carroll.


Nr. John ;. Repp well-kuoNn aud popH-
lar citizen Of Union Bridge, died al his home
there last Sunday morning suddenly. He
was preparing go 80 90 sunday school, when
he ass taken Suddenly 81, aud died shortly
after. The deceased Was born in Frederick
county about 80 years ago. and ia early lie
wss a school teacher. in connection with the
la:e Dr. l.. H. Steiner be- iai-l oai The school
districts Of Frederick county and established
the public school system. Aitcrwari be ~as
a dcpatv in the Clerk Office a. Frederick.
For some years be was trustee Of Western
MARYLAND College Lately be- hss lived = re
tired life tie VAS prominent member oi
the Methodist Protestant Charyh AHd Prphl-
bitionst lie leave. % xi}nw, ~ha vas his
second wife. ard 'Ac iuliuWiag children Mr.
Amanda NORMAN, near FREDERICK. Ms S5ias
y. Serscuey. - Union Bridge; Ars, Lewis
n. Ifl. of Baltimore; Miss Repp, 81 Un'pn
Bridge. and George Rsrp. II PHILADELPHIA
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John r. Stone, ST. died a; his hosae near
Pipe Greek German Baptist Church, nU SAX
DAY morning. 2sd. aged ~ wears. s moHihs
and - DAYS lie bad been Ia hal health for
some time. no, having faljy recovered from
an attack Of the grippe. 4 si'e Aai seven
chjldrea suryIye hjm-loha r., Charles and
Harry Stone. Mrs Emma Brothers. Mrs.
Ans,ie wilhelm and M,s. haIe Wilhelm, efikis
county. and Mss Ahcc Stone. 81 Baltimore.
lie was stone mason b. trade and AS sell
known ia ;his and adjoining counties where be
bad worked for many wears HIS funeral took
place from shc eisrman Baptist Church. VI
which o. uaz q meml-.r, on Monday after
u.a1a. The pail bearers WIRE Cirrus huA.
I.exis l.ssai,.ri J Hsui'tan Singer, George
SeiIv. Theodore adams ami lssac Repp-
The services Rere conducted by Elders solo
mon S;ouer. Ephgaim S;ausr, Grecubug
Ecker aad " p Easlar Elder Solouloa
Ssouer offered prayer al the hoase before
leAsing H. a. Weaver had charge 81 1be
funeral M. S;nae ans az srteni Democrat,
aud trolhcr Of My Wa. T, Stone, living
ueAr Westminster.
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EpwOrth League Rally.

Reported fur the Democratic Advocated
The rally Of the Epworth League Union of
Carroll county at Union Bridge, Saturday
evening aud Sunday, September 23rd and oath,
was attended by a large number Of delegates
and visitors, all Of whom expressed themselves
highly pleased with the success Of the services:
The program of Saturday evening consisted
of "a platform service, followed by sn address
ON The League Pledge" by Rev. V. n.
Ridgely The love-feast of Sunday morning
was conducted by Wilbur Z. Buckingham and
the preaching service by Rev. Joel Brown.
Miss NJ. L. Weaver led the children's meet
ing in the afternoon, which was followed by
addresses on "Christian Activity Rev. B.
f. Clarkson delivered the evening sermon and
had charge of the evangelistic service. The
Epworih League Union in Carroll has mem
pership of about eleven hundred in the thirty
one different chapters, majority of the
chapters being represented at this rally.
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M. A. J. Essiou kai siigt, attack Of
paralysis last MoBday. She - conhaed "a hsr
bed a, This writing. boz l. deiag reasonably
Neil. Dr. Jos. T. Herring, Of Westminster. 's
attending hrr.
The rccrn, heavy rains have Torn MANY "
car nesiy so~n Erain hslds badly. Some stit
hsyu to be narrowed over and s8wa s.saip iu
places The rains hAys pat hack farmers Nh1
bad lbrsr grDaud ready The pausic roads "a
usasi, places have greatly saHered, too
May Toe ksi,le Of supple batter has been
made dnnug the fall The wofk Is sui suing
on. So- our people are gathering their Tall
aud SIater apples Mr. JuhnathAh Osi"gs
has sbou, leo bashels Of York lsarerials, 70
.ay nothing aboal bis many ether varieties
Oar school. taught BY Prof Grove J ship
!ey, has = pupils earolled noW. The seating
capacity a. present 5 nearly All taken up, and
s8oa thr school board viii be- waited 90 for
more desks. Every grade from the 1T to 7Ih
i represented =, present.
Rev W L. Livingsion, Of Deer Park err.
eai,. preached very fine sersnon *, Zion
Chapel on the 24yb
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Cover Items

Mr.. John Wilson. % NJ Airy. Is building
= store aud creamery a, Yves; Falls, Hiram
r. Jones & Co. furnish the lumber
Bethany Sunday school sill bold their an
naAl festival on the 55h Of October Ia
the grove adjoining the church. 4 iue pro.
gram BY the students, and speakers will be
present.
The recent cold save has brought over
Goals into common use again.
The apple crop Is exceedingly good "a this
Part OF Carroll and Frederick counties
Game is scarce around here, aud wha, r.
here xe ~i-h to have leil in Carroll and uU'
taken To Baltimore by the sports Of That city.
Farmers should enforce the isw against po'-
hunters
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wearner n.,ora for the week.

September 23-mercury s. a. a. IA. and
76 At D. ~. generally clear. September
2t-mercury 50 at Il. IA. aud 10 at 3. m. (;
generally clear. September 25-mercury 81
at u IA. ard 90 at , p. li. generally cloudy
followed by almost continuous heavy thunder
gusts from ] p. nj. during the night. sep
lemlper 26-mereury 81 at ! a. m. and 81 Al
2p. m. main, followed by clearing and blus-
terry weaIher after a. IA. September %
nereury 40 at a. N. aud 80 At p. M; gen
orally fair. September 2S-mercnry ~ at :
u. NJ aud SO At =. NJ; 81 Aar. September
29-mercury A. at a.. NJ. and Is at , p. m.
clear. followed hy partially cloudy Nenlher.
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Eriyellnurg Items.

Frank l4ampers sold Oh "Wednesday las, the
homu % The late Jcha l.Amp-rt, near this
place. at public sale. 10 John Utermahiru. vi
Plcasan, Valley. Tor ss26.
Mr.. John Rhodes and Miss Matte Rhodes.
81 Ensmit.bare and Ms GrfsrIis Julian. OF
Hasur. Illinois. yisitci James II. Myers and
Robert Harlaggh. O.; ihis place, and Frr8sueS
YiaEliuz and Edward Myers, Of near Pleasant
VALLEY. during last seek Miss jalian IS max
ing ayiue trip through Vss's Of Carroll coaa.
n and Pennsylvania visiting Relatives snd
friends. She Is = granddaughter 81 Mr.. Noah
Myefly. 81 Illness, aaa ,be thSec Are great
sranlsAiLlsea Of she lais David Myvrly, aud
: e Is enjoying her ,rjp through the bill. and
r,cks u, this State and fcunsvlv uia very
musb. A. thrrc arr nonr sseh N hey pstisr
State.
Mo- E{.braiu Cover. Mis- Cor,aup Cover.
IT Io~sii. Mas. Hho Is ylsi,iag As tins p,aor.
and Mss Grace Z,le, al Of this place, spent =
wesS in Baltimore and RETURNED home on
I Ee.incs3ay
George Habyl0n and ~ife. e this place.
sg--nt Saturday sni Sunday With Abraham
BeaiuEson. a. Midlleburg
Tuo ynung arn nan iuio each other in ta'.
flace on Ta,siay night lass, desao.ish'ng the
shsits on both bgggirE. and one fsuai uhesli
f4rfuusJeiy 40 une Wss bart. - she horses
cane o. q bait
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Mrs Catherine. wiir Of Mr.. John Bernstein,
Of ihis city. died after a shor; illness fraus az
oplexy san Monday night last m hes 1sib year
Ms Bernstein maiden name vas Mtiicn, auc
she gas The oldest iiyiuE woman born and
raised 10 Westminster. Her fuucTal took place
THURSDAY afternoon irum hs.r late residence,
Rev F. H. Miller, at Grace Laiher.a Church
officiating, assisted by Rev. Wan. \. Grouse.
The pall-bearrrz we're her nephevs, Mrssrs.
John H. Mitten. Morris M,ticn. Harry MiIen,
Charles n. Miiten. John r. Miiten, A. J.
Migtep aud Jacob wohlgemath.
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The Following List Comprises the
Democratic Judges, Clerks and

Democratic Judges, Clerks and
Gatekeepers
DISTRICT NO. l.
J. Sylvester Fink, judge, Taneytown.
John II. Diffendall, clerk, Taneytown.
Milton Martin, gatekeeper, Taneytown.
DISTRICT NO. ,.
VIM. H. Baust, Judge, Uniontown.
f. Lee Erb, clerk, Uniontown.
Charles II. Wilhelm, gatekeeper, Uniontown.
DISTRICT NO. 3.
David D. Geeting, judge, Deep Run.
John d. Feezer, clerk, Silver Run.
David H. Boose, gatekeeper, Silver Run.
DISTRICT NO. A.
Emory C. Zepp, judge, East View.
Lewis Kelbaugh, clerk, Patapsco.
r. J. Leppo, gatekeeper. Patapseo.
DISTRICT NO. 5.
lsT PRECINCT.
Oliver E. Phillips, judge, Haight
Pearee c. Prugh, clerk, Freedom.
E. NJ Shipley, gatekeeper, Freedom.
DISTRICT NO. 5.
2ND PREoINCT.
Thomas B. GosneH, Judge, Day.
Basil Dorsey, clerk, Berret.
Henry c. Cook, gatekeeper, Berret.
DISTRICT NO. 6.
bouil L. ptOhtis JhdSts SidAbNAAl"
Harry II. Hofacker, clerk, Alesia.
John Wink, gatekeeper, Manchester.
DISTRICT NO. I.
lsr PRECINCT.
Philip NJ. Hunter, judge, Westminster.
William B. Gist, clerk, Fenby.
VIM. H. Grumbine, gatekeeper, Westminster.
DISTRICT NO. Z.
md PREcINcT.
Fred. NJ. Eckenrode, judge, Westminster.
Samuel j. Stone, clerk, Westminster.
Hugh Doyle, gatekeeper, Westminster.
DISTRICT NO. 8.
Issac Belt, judge, Greenmount.
David D. Walsh, clerk, Carrollton.
David D. Shafer, gatekeeper, Hampstead.
DISTRICT NO, 9.
Oliver F. Davis, judge, Taylorsville.
George w. Bowers, Winfield.
Upton 7. Brashear, gatekeeper, Taylorsville
DISTRICT NO. 10.
Vim. H. Bollinger, judge, Middleburg.
Edgar e. Rooms, clerk, Double Pipe Creek.
Nelson Crabbs. gatekeeper, Middleburg.
DISTRICT NO. IL.
l.. e. Stouffer, judge, New Windsor.
A. P. Albaugh, clerk, Dennings.
Jesse Crowmer, gatekeeper, New Windsor.
DISTRICT NO. u.
Daniel r. Fogle, judge, Union Bridge.
George H. Ogle, clerk, Union Bridge.
Chas. I. Wilson, gatekeeper, Union Bridge.
DISTRICT NO. Is.
Amos L. Gosnell, Judge, Watersville.
James l.. Harrison, clerk, Mt. Airy.
Emory l.. Adams, gatekeeper, Mt Airy.
HOWARD F. SCHAEFFER,
President,
JAMES NJ. PICKETT,
CHARLES " WANTZ,
Board of Supervisors of Elections of Carroll
County.
Test :-JNo. II. MITTEN, CLERK.
sept-2-3t
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TNRUSTEE'S SALE
~
DESIRABLE FARMING LAND
10 Mler. nislriel. Carroll County, Nd.

ia AAcH IiStflct, NarfOH Nohntys M
By virtue Of decree Of the Circuit COurt
for Carroll County. a. Court OF Equity,
passed IN cause No 1929 Equity, wherein
William F. Rit,ase aud others are complain
ANTS, ard Clsrissa Ri,iase aud others are de
PENDANTS, the undersigned, trustee therein
named, will sell at public sale, TO the highest
bidder, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, 1899,
at clock, p. ~, on the premises, parcel
at iaud containing
iSl ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
This parcel Is the same OF which William
Riltasc. late Of Adams county, Pa, died
seized aud possessed, situate about quarter offs
mile from the l.it,les,owu turnpike, in Carroll
county, Nd. adjoining the Maryland aud
Pennsylvania Lane, and the lands OF Joseph
Cook-on. John I Messenger and others.
There are no buildings ou this tract, but il
d. all under high stale of cultivation, with
good fencing. except about two acres in good
timber. II Is part Of the farm Of said viii
liam Rijlase. deceased. living partly IN Penn
syivauia and partly IN Maryland.
Terms OF Sale.-One- third cash on the DAY
Of sale or on the ratification thereof by the
court; and the residue IN two equal payments,
the one TO be paid in nine months and the
other ia eighteen months from the day OF sale
.ilt interest. and to be secured by the notes
ei the purchaser or purchasers, with security
10 be approved by the trustee, or all cash at
lbc option Of the purchaser.
mo. MILTON REIFSNlDER,
Trustee.
Juo. Milton Reifsnider, Solicitor.
The part ofthe farm above mentioned lying,
in Pennsylvania. will be sold at puzzle sale on
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tons, August 3oth, 1899.

Office of the Board of Supervisors of Elec-
tons for Carroll County.
WESTMINSTER, Mp, August Both. 1899.
By virtue of the provisions of Section 10,
Chapter 202 of the Acts of the General As
sembly of Maryland passed at its January
Session. 1896, notice is hereby given that the
Board of Supervisors of Elections for Carroll
County has appointed the following named
persons as Judges, Clerks aud Gatekeepers of
Election for the several Election Districts of
Carroll county.
The Following List Comprises the
Republican Judges, Clerks and
Gatekeepers
DISTRICT NO. /.
Robert 5. Mckinney, judge, Taneytown.
George E. koutz, clerk, Taneytown.
G. I. 5. Gilds, gatskeeper, Taneytown.
DISTRICT NO. 2.
solomon Myers, Judge, Trevanion.
Levi d. Maus, Jr., clerk, Tyrone.
Theodore H. Adams, gatekeeper, Linwood.
DISTRICT NO. 3.
Elmer Leppo, judge, Union Mills.
Moses J. VI. Troxell, clerk, Deep Run.
Jacob 7. Myers, gatekeeper, Pleasant Valley.
DISTRICT NO. 4.
A. Nathaniel Zentz. judge, Lamotte.
Naiftsi haEcS. NttFhs NdFTOiiiOn.
Levi T. Frizzell, ga,ekeeper, Gambler.
DISTRICT NO. 8.
lsr PREcMCr
j. Tholuas Harris, Judge. Freedom.
John Ii. Wilson, clerk, Sykesville.
james Z. Shipley, gatekeeper, Eldersburg.
DISTRICT NO. 5.
2SD PREcINc-.
Frank Leatherwood. Judge, Day.
d. Edgar McQuay, clerk, Gist.
Silas jenkins, gatekeeper, Daniel.
DISTRICT NO. 6.
Lewis II. Eppley, judge, Manchester.
Clayton Turner, clerk, Manchester.
George Ament, gatekeeper, Manchester.
DISTRICT NO. Z.
lsT PREcNcT.
George E. Turtle, judge, Westminster.
A. Bailey Morelock. clerk, Westminster.
John Groif, gatekeeper, Westminster.
DISTRICT NO. :.
2ND PREcNcT.
George Sioueh, judge, Westminster.
Grant Lippy, clerk, Westminster.
gatekeeper, Westminster.
DISTRICT NO. 8.
Charles Richards, of R., judge, Hampstead.
John $. Lester. clerk, Brummel.
Peter Miller, gatekeeper, Hampstead.
DISTRICT NO. 9.
David Cover, Judge, Winfield.
Mark A. Aldridge, clerk, Long.
Daniel Pickett, gatekeeper, Taylorsville.
DISTRICT NO. 10.
Alfred n Forney, judge, Middleburg
Charles +. Valentine, clerk, Middleburg.
David Maekley, gatekeeper, Middleburg.
DISTRICT NO. II.
solomon S Ecker, Judge, New Windsor.
Charles I. Repp, clerk, New Windsor.
John w. Haines, gatekeeper, New Windsor.
DISTRICT NO. u.
John II. Repp, judge, Union Bridge.
Ira o. Wright, clerk, Union Bridge.
Howard Winter, gatekeeper, Union Bridge.
DISTRICT NO. l3.
Norval W. Hobbs, judge, Mt. Airy.
John W. Hood, clerk, Mt. Airy.
John E. Davis, gatekeeper Mt. Airy.
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G. NORTH ZEPP. Executor.
Reifsnider & Reifsnider, Attorneys.
Films Y Davis. Auciinmeer.
EXECUTOR'S SALE
H or
HOUSE AND LOT.

The undersigned. rs executor of the last
will and testament Of the late Jesse Lambert,
deceased, by virtue Of an order OF the Or
phAns Court Of Carroll county, Nd, wit. sell
at public sale. on the premises, on Nam
street. New Windsor, Nd, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER II, ls9q.
at > p. M. lot fronting 80 feet on Nam
street and running back $50 To a public alley
- feet wide The improvements a.e "a =
story log and frame weather
boarded dwelling with hall 4 ~ =
through the middle, aud is CON "a -. 80
veuien,y arranged; back build Sssa tE1sssss55
ing; porches front and rear; summer kitchen
and wash house, with cistern; stable, aud
9th necessary baildiugs, and some fruit.
The lot adjoins the residence of Mr.. Nathan
Il. Bale aud the property of the late jaime.
Erhart This property is beautifully situated
and offers unusual inducements TO any one IN
want of "a comfortable residence. There !,
also small two story building attached,
which is suitable for shop.
Terms of Sale.-0ne-Ihird cash on the day
of sale. or on the ratification of the same by
the Court; and the remainder IN two equa
payments in six and twelve months from the
day of sale, the credit payments to be secured
by the notes of the purchaser or purchasers
with sufficient security, bearing interest iron
the day of sale, or all cash al the option o
the purchaser.
JESSE F. LAMBERT, Executor.
sept % Is J. Thos. Roop, Auctioneer.
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MelroSe Items.

Recently the EGug Brothers. OF near
Hampstead, put 80 foot pump stalk IN a we'll
at Mr. George Bixler'S u Bachman's Valley,
doing all the work themselves, and the pump
works very well.
Instead OF saving nearly 1900 pounds Of
butter is churned at our creamery in two
weeks il should have been nearly $500 pounds.
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EXECUTORS SALE
IL OF a DESIRABLE
Lot of Land and Dwelling House
la the Nest Erd 0f the CITY OF Westminster

IS gifsu- Of the power contained jn she last
wsM and testament oi Clara T. Haines. DC
ceased, also an Cs5isr Of the Orphan. Cauri
Of Carroll coanty, the undersigned. as eNecu.
tor. vii sell st public sale, oN iie preNis'-s,
ON SATURDAY. OCTOBER 2lsi, lsa9
a. O clock. p. M, that desirable loi "a land,
consisting II
NEQUARTER OF AN ACRE,
mere or less The improve
mrnss Iheseon are a large ard ! =
sell built Iw1 and one-hali .ss5.sss.ssA
story Brick Dwelling House. SlssfsssssSssssss
w.th back building attached; CsrEisgc hoass,
frame stable chicken house, coal house and
other oaIbgildiags; sell Of excellent water al
the jooE, good garden, &c.
The house Is substantially built. Is dssir,
Abiy located on Naia street, Ia the West END
81 Westminster. Nd. adiuius the rrsidcaee oi
/ Ms. Margaret Casse., on the south and Mr..
John r. Brown. on the wy,t side AZ she
buildings are ia good repair.
The los will be divided aud offered as tao
separate parcels of 80 feet front each and
running back i9S feet 10 An alley 80 As 81
lravc 30 feet 10 the residence and u vacant in'
next 10 Ms. CssselI OF 80 feet IA width. and
viii also Be offered A. one entire parcel 81 50
feet front running back l9S feet - an aiiey,
,srest OF the parties concerned.
To any person desiring 10 purchase FIRST
class residence, in pleasant part Of West
minister. an opportunity is here preseaie4.
Terms of Sale. One third cash uu the day
OF sale. OF ON the ratification thereof, one
third iu SIX aud the other one. third in twelve
months from the day of sale. the credit pay
msuls 10 be secured by the bonds or single
bills Of the purchaser OF purchasers. wi.h sui-
6eent security, bearing interest from The day
Of sale; OF all cash, at the option OF the pur-
chaser or purchasers.
q. NORTH ZEPP. Executor.
Reifsnider & Reifsnider, Attorneys.
Elias y. Davis Agctioueer.
good family mare, top buggy. harness,
blanke, aud a variety Of other articles viii be
sold at the same time aud place. For terms,
particulars, sc, see sale bills.
G. NORTH ZEPP, Executor.
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The only days you can get reg
istered are October 3 and 10.
Registers sit from 8 a. m. to p.
M. The sitting on October IL is
for revision only.