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Then and Now.

The Hanna Mckinley Administration has
opposed declaration of war against China
by the allied powers. for the very obvious
reason that under the Constitution Congress
alone has such power, so far as the United
States is concerned, and the Hanna Mckinley
Administration do not want to be bound by
that instrument or hampered with Congress
sional acts The Administration is carrying
on a war against China, in reality, of its own
motion, and for its own purposes. 1t is true
a revolution is on in China, and opposition 10
foreigners is one of the causes of it, Our
Minister at Pekin is in peril, along with other
foreign representatives, if, indeed, he has not
been killed. Still the Chinese government is
not responsible for this, as efforts have been
made to protect the foreign legations. and the
viceroys ofthe provinces have been called upon
to suppress violence and restore order Hun
dreds of Chinese have been massacred IN the
United States. Violence was suppressed and
order was restored, but the dead Chinese
were not restored to life nor was indemnity
paid However, it is not our purpose to deal
with details or causes of the China situation,
but To call attention 10 the difference of pro
cedure by the government, as conducted by
the Hanna Mckinley Administration, and by
former Administrations. In 1857 Great
Britain asked the United States to Join her in
an invasion of China. Lewis Cass was Secre
tary of State, and he wrote to Lord Napier
Oh April 10. rs follows
This proposition from Great Britain looking TO
participation by the United States in the existing
hostities against China makes il proper 10 remind
your Loriship that under the Constitution of the
United states the executive branch of this Govern
meut is not the war-making power, The exercise
of that great attribute of sovereignty Is vested IN
Congress and the President has no authority u
order aggressive hostiiities TO be undertaken. our
naval officers have the rght-it is their duty, IN
deed-to employ the forces under their Command
not only for self defence but for the protection OF
the persons and property Of our citizens when eX-
posed TO acts of awless outrage and this they have
done both in China and elsewhere. and viii do
agatn hen necessary. But military expeditions
into Chinese territory cannot be undertaken with
ont the Authority OF the national legislature,
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Russia has been invaded by the Chinese
aud that power Is 10 make an independents
attack on Pekin Should Russia be snccess-
ful, as il would seem certain, then the Rus
sian government would claim al territory thai
fell under her attacks Then all'other powers
would want slice. or ACKNOWLEDGMENT might
be opposed, and a general war Of all the
powers is not improbable on Chinese soil.
The situation Is serious
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SToUFFER & ENsoR, New Windsor. Md.

as,- an4 alj goods ass MARKED IA pi4in 6sures,
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Il has BEEN asserted time ant again that
there Is a secret alljAee between the Hama
Mckinley Administration aud Great Britain.
and that Japan Is in the alliance also Aslu-
dicatiag this. il Is reported that TientsjH ''as
attacked by two columns, the British, iase-i-
cans and japanese composing one, and The
Russians and Germans the other.
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Maryland Political Notes.

In 1896 Howard county gave McKinly about
200 majority. This year Bryan is likely to
have 200 majority James McKubin, pro-
minent Democrat who voted for Mckinley
four years ago, is now for Bryan and Steven
son.
The Frederick Citizen says the Democracy
of Frederick is united for the national ticket,
and it is ten to one that Bryan carries the
POuntV
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The Blanket Indians In Minnesota are SAID
TO be engaging in war dances, and dispatches
say ii Is feared that il these Indians 90 on the
war path they will be joined by Tribes from
Canada. Wonder It this not a ruse gotten up
as an excuse for enlarging The army, 80 that
more regulars can be spared for benevolent
assimilation in Asia
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7 IsT OF UNCLAIMED MATTER

7 IST OF UNCLAIMED MATTER
4 remaining in the Postotige, Westmiu-
steer. Md, July -, 1890:
Brown. Nj Nelson Robinson. MIS- Cora
Eatkurr Miss Minnie Smith. Mr.. A. NJ
NJ Staltrr, Mrs. John
Campbell Mr. Edward Sutton. Mrs VI
Davidson, Mr. H. T. White. ". G.
lluktv. Mr. Ed. Wilson. Ms Marga-
Mirlury. Mrs. Hanna retta
puH, Mr. Waiter NJ
Persons calling Tor matter ia the above last
viii please say it Was advertised.
jaly2l MILTON SCHAEFFER, T. NJ.
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Thus 10 via zpi-s- tl.ai a. gn uue Ffsar g. ihe
draaurt5z1uaa o. silver sa l>-s l1 tas Cafal, sczi
ratio i.-yvcvu Che ESQ tsaass aacls-s al,aiHe,3 90
hieh Geure 50 D. 10 D. thc lrza ratio II yus 20
iha Uullei state- Grci By fhe srl So is1i
Naa 10 u, 80 aoc step fartbcr Ia fhe H-stlyt *
the much talked ~ caas-fg4I fati.' zu1 fr1su iEc
same well auihrng.c,tsd statistic 4sats the eea-
laercisi rst8a ia laisu iu rzsh yeas after arase-
tissGsab lu ISL
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The consumption "i water II" "S5'l mn,
heretofore, hiss never tNcetue' i0"'''' SH'
Ions per day. which Is gallons per '"t.''
in excess oi Col. Lndio" tSiih'ue- hu'
what j. the condition now enc" iht com
mencemcnt of the healed spell me e"in>"hl b.
ton has reached the quantity oil ",u'""u s"'-
Ions or $3.50 barrels per day' tquhii,s apnhi
LOG gallons per capita More than doubling
its previous use. Tins Is the more r'h'arAAoir
when it Is considered that The increase "t
privileges rs compared WITH the past wear "''S
not exceed h'e per cent.
10 ascertain "ht'htI 'hi7 cue, 49, W.
sumption mas ue'h tS'u'"a'' VI "'" ~
wei Is I" ascertain now i""'" '''" '.' wa
times u was used pumping on Tue mans vt
rect was reNortei TO- ana continue" Jay ""I
night In addition ." The c""7"'Ai''" a. ~
dicaied 81 showed thai. Tor instance %" '"s
H'gbt ct the 10Th INST, hsi"eS1 'h' nouns 81
l.du aud l.=h, whe" % would t' >"fP'S'i
that thy least pas''hi" quantity womb .t "n
sumrd. exactly 3,"N ga'i""~' Cd, ~ ''''''>
were disposed Of e"m"a"N 30 "'h''-
Again, on the following morning /" 7'a,'
90 single hour $3.50" gallons were "-e''-
ava he'"tth no" an" 90" '"'' 7'',' .''''',.
"a, 80 gallons, equivalent ." nearly "Vo ,"'
cations can. "''' l''",,-' ,'''' "' ''''''''''
q" hr poured ""'' "i'" ,n' ''''..'' ''N ~ A''
gardens "I the Town. VI '""!-' l"'"'N "'
All tins consuml'l'n vas ieS'umale' oa, "hai
becomes of Col Lui'o" S estimate "l ~ -''-
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TTNlON MILLS NJ F. SUNDAY school
y viii hold It's Annual Picnic in All ad-
joining grove on Saturday. August 1. Au as
tractiye program Is being arranged; prominent
speakers will be present; band Of music viii
eRllyeu the occasion. Al! are invited. Come
Spend q day ia edlhiug thr mind, in Innocent
amusement and social pleasure. July2l.3t
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NOTICE TO THE TAXPAYERS
~ OF UNIONTOWN DISTRICT

The undersigned has been requested by the
County Commissioners to close his tax account
by the lst of September, next. All persons
knowing themselves 10 be in arrears for taxes
are requested to make prompt settlement by
that time. WIN. H. MARKER,
july-7-3tf Former Collector
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Ex.Sen A. p German, Wash, d. c.
Rep. JAS d. Richardson Wash, d. c.
Hon Jno. F. Poe, BALTIC, Md.
Tax Office, District Of Columbia.
Ex Sen. Chas. f. Henderson, Omaha, Neb.
Hon VIM Pinkney Whyte, Ballo., Md.
Judge NJ. f. Morris, Wash. D. c.
Nat Bank of Washington, Wash, d. c.
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The German Vote.

The New York Staals -Zeitung, one Of the
ablest German newspapers in the United
States, says
80 far AS the present campaign IS con
cerned, it is easily noticeable that the majority
of the Germans are In a bad dilemma. The
recent developments of the Republican party
have antagonized the Germans more than
ever The development Of the Spanish Amer
lean war into a congueriEg campaign, and the
connection of this idea with the expansion
schemes of the grasping capitalists, bat above
all, the ascendency of miIitarisn-these are
the main factors which should make the Ger
mans the followers of the Democratic ticket
this fall -
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THE SUNDAY SCHOOL at Warhelds-
L burg, Md, viii hold a Festival ou the
Bethel grounds, on saturday, the DIST OF July,
commencing at > O. clock p. W, aud coutin-
uing during the evening. Proceeds to he used
in repairing the Bethel All welcome.
JOHN \. SANTON,
July II y Teaching Elder.
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ERIZELLBURG CHURCH OF GOD
II The young ladies Of the Union Sunday
School Church of God will hold a Festival on
the Bethel grounds on the afternoon and night
of August Eth Proceeds for benefit ofschooI.
All invited. Jy u &c
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DICNIC AND SUPPER-The Ladies Of
Il Sandy Mount NJ. p Church will hold
Picnic and Supper in the grove adjoining the
church, on Saturday afternoon aud night,
August llIh, 1900. All are invited Proceeds
Tor church. iuly2l-3t
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NOTICE TO THE TAX PAYERS
~ of Woolery's District.

Owing to a change ia the Tax law | gm
compelled To- collect all Taxes IA nrrear by
way OF distress. aud according 10 law, Il Ihe
same asr not paid by August 10, 1900.
j. q. HOFFMAN,
July q IT. Collector.
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\ NJ ~ am Z Inv lAAr'r
more OF less The improve 4 :
tneuis thereon consist of a com g .sssss
Portable one and one halt story -
log Dwelling House. In good condition, re
rsu.iy repaired. first class frame barn, hog
hsu,. ami spring hause. There isa spsiag of
excellent water near dwelling baus" and run
u5us water On thr plytre. All the hai.dngs
ar. ru good repair. There is dae prppuri .ln
af wood al,d meadow iaud. Tie land IS iu
good state Of cultivation aud produces good
rraus This property IS well located, about
] uIile north of the Trump County Road, and
"A miles northwest at Bachuau Mills. cn the
mad leading from Eachman's Mills 10 the
TIanp County Road ia Manchester District,
ia Carroll County, Maryland, and Is now IN
the occupancy ct Milton Baukert. Il adjoins
the lands % Msssr-. Charles Vent, John A.
Haeek and Washington trcser. aud rs conye-
a5rnt ,u churches. schools aud markets. This
Is a desirable Iuie home and we'll worthy the
attention ct purchasers.
Terms ct Sal, g.. Cash; or. It desired by the
purchaser ar purchasers, the following credit
terms vill he gwen .-Oue-thisd cash on the
day 81 sale aF upon The ratification thereof;
,ls.--thir,I Ca T. months aud she balance ia T.
uuulhs FROM the day at sale the credit pay
mrnts tn br secured Us the notes 81 the par-
chaser or purchasers siIh approved security,
bearing interest teum the day of sale.
JONATHAN BINLER, Mortgage.
Rsifnidrr Grimes Solicitors.
iulvl4 Is Jacob Hoffman, Auet.
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The Boston Traveller, long established
independent Republican paper, announces ITS
support of Mr.. Bryan because of the attitude
of the Democratic platform on imperialism.
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NOTICE TO PUBLIC
IN SCHOOL TRUSTEES.

You are hereby notified that the laws of
1894 chapter 10, provide That District
School Trustees snail take and subscribe the
oath or affirmation of office prescribed by the
Constitution before the County School Com
missioners and Examiner, or "A Justice of the
Peace, in their respective counties, and all
trustees, whether recently appointed or
whether reappointed are earnestly requested
to comply with said provisions as soon as
possible.
Per order of the Board of School Commis,
siouers d. L. FARRAR,
july-14-2t Secretary.
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Opposed to Imperialism.

Prof. L. N. Backford, of the Episcopal
High School, near Alexandra, Va, voted for
Mckinley in 1896. He is for Bryan now,
because he is opposed to Imperialism.
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ENRANCIS NJ. COX,
Late Clerk of Printing Records, Us. Senate)
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
5I2 f Street. n. W. Washington. d. c.

Practices in all the Courts OF the District of
Columbia. Especial attention given to
claims against the Government and Mer-
camille Collections. Estates of Non-reSi-
dents Managed and Rents Collected.
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DENJAMIN'S REFORM CHURCH will
ID hold its annual festival at The residence
OF jaime, NJ. Stuner, near Westminster, on
Thursday aud Saturday evenings, July 20 aud
Is. The Carroll County Band Of Westminster,
with 30 members, will be present to culiyen
the occasIon. Everybody WELCOME. JN2I 2
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LOTS FOR SALE.

Building Lots for SAL in Westminster;
terms 10 sail purchaser. Apply TO
MICHAEL L. WALSH,
Attorney at Law,
iun-l6.rf Westminster, Md.
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OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.

Some Statistics on Silver Coinage-The Legal
and the Commercial Ratio-16 to Used
by the Republicans as Subterfuge to Get
Away From the Main Issue Of Imperialism
Really Conservative Proposition-Some
Very Useful and Interesting Figures.
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CITY " STETLE- solicitor.
ExECUTOR's SALE
Valuable Real Estate and Per-
sonal Property,


~ slrlae VT a. .f..rf so ta- 'f-fa4as' C..a.,
fg4ra.HI raa#tr. Maf.taa.5. std .s- 4uu.f
.f# a..h.-.s, ,.atsr4.t9s tar ...f as.a a8
,..;4us,s. Il IS 5au E#ss-. a-s.-s.s.l. da.r
s4astttsi 'a probate fa4 Esearir.i saHss lar
hsk .s't"stt q esFi 'arst.s '-.7"af- sn t-.ps
g y. a. Pc. i.'.' ts+. "... '-r '"lrF
rl '.'.i. 1f'F. 's.'A '.'.~- f-N', '".- Hi.'. "-t
a. l4h., .'s e- 'a. -@' t' .'.'
N.ts# a'l" '1f ~'iA " "i-"'a ''A-t f'a''-''ls
GA
WEDNESDAY, .h- il.aaf AUGUST ls-u.
-, % .r.r... th- fg. a..I...-. de-
..,-.-fr.s.... .-..f..f f.sH ,E., s,..'.. .....
c@I-,.,f.. .E W...,.. tr...
f 80 .........s -. ~. r........f .......-...
..-.-'.... F.. ~. go. -. ..... ...-
. "a. s .. ...,. ,. 49,
tap E $500,
T-sSf I...s..,...
..... $50. 49,. .........,...
- II MS I.'''f N'l' ST. I'M 'it-N
ut .sad, aiart 10 its. % tt sell ssi-F.l aHJ
BAN ttrns apg.r orchard
.It,. as-.ts a,gr,sF4s ola
W..5h-st-8arsIsd I.-s Uaal- AsssA
harm. s.1.s..r sh.,f y..f1 4ftsaa Gs1[&A
rrr.ears aaI as s..,-s.,rv a..tll,5,i-psa AfrTat
.1 ,.-s,.s 81 ttf. farm % Eaa taua. th. r4-g
,t ali ~. iFr ssd rI. q t.sl, .ti, rf -s.ttyaff..
I, g.. .t. tt. ua.-I. N5H r.aI and a8fa.us
fks .lG D. F..,t f.-,.s...-fs s.f tfs lsf4 af ia
SA,,.l.g ,oi s,hsf,
III I.lNs /. D.a.,ssss
cd. t.gys ..f Ro,pS MORE. ~
y @'j, ~, '"'
@fN 81 FA'' "''-''A F.'A''- +'''s't'' az.
improvements aH thiF ef or pH'-f"H "t satt4
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NOTICE,
THE 4 McGINNIS co.

will be in the market to buy Cider Apples, at
the opening of the season, at their new dlstlll-
cry, Western Maryland Railroad, near Cor
such Road, on the Miles Long farm.
iuue3O-Sm
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NyORTGAGEE'S SALE
vi ORA
DESIRABLE LITTLE FARM,
Near Bachman's Mill, in Manchester
District, Carroll County, Md.

Bv y,rtuc II the power contained IN two
mortgages from Samuel Baumgardner aud
Sarah Baumsariner. his wife, dated March
sisl. $50. aud October 23rd. 1891, rcspec
lively. duIy recorded among the Real Estate
Mortgage Records Of Carroll County, IN Liber
" y. II. Ne. ~. folio 25o. &c. and Ljber
y. D. G. ". 81, folio 2lG. &c, respectively
iu Jh. undersigned, / vii sell at Pablc Sale,
urau tee premises. to the highest bidder, on
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ELECTORS AT LARGE.
JOHN PRENTISS POE,
GILMORE S. HAMILL,
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WHEAT WANTED.

We pay the Highest Market Price for
Wheat On all wheat coming by the West
Minister and Washington Turnpike all toll will
Will be paid by Us.
ROBERTS, ROOP ~ CO.,
iulyI43t Westminster, Nd.
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july I42t
NEW AND IMPROVED
~ WOODEN PUMPS.

FRANK L. PALMER. UMoNrOwy, Mn,
Manufacturer of and Dealer in all kinds Of
PUMPS. Special attention given to Repair
Work. Terms as reasonable as good WORK
will Justify. iulyl-U
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George T.. StOcIslaIe and Guy W. Steele.
Solicitors.
TRUSTEES SALE
"A OF
Two Small Farms and Two
Wood Lots,
In Manchester Dislrict, Carroll County, Nd.

Ia MtNt hester t'iStIltfs tdFiblt 1bunlY, Mu
BY virtue OF Il decree of the Circuit Court
for Carroll County, sitting as Court of
Equity. passed in cause No. 1890 Equity, on
the llth day Of May 1900, in which cause
Mary ). Baruhart and others are plaintiffs,
and Mary c. Stephan aud others, defendants
the undersigned, trustees appointed by said
decree, will offer at public sale, on the Home
Farm ofthe late George Stephan, deceased, on
WEDNESDAY, the sth OF AUGUST, 1900,
at > O'Clock. D. m. all Of the following real
estate. situated in Manchester District, Car
roll county, Nd, of which the said George
Stephan died seized aud possessed.
lst. The Home Farm of said George
stephan, containing
Gsi ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS.
This farm lies along the Westminster and
Manchester county road. adjoining the lands
OF George " Brown, John T. Brown and
others About or o acres Of this farm is in
good timber and the balance is all arabic and
Ia high state Of cultivation. 4 good bearing
orchard Is on IT, and the improvements CON
sist Of a Dwelling House, bank
4 ~ barn, WAGON shed, dairy and
e all necessary outbuildings. Ii
H. tf1sS-Eh has plenty Of water. This is
one OF the best small farms in Manchester
district, aud its convenient location as TO
churches. stores, schools. 6c. makes this an
excellent opportunity Tor any one desiring to
purchase IA farm Of its size.
Pad. A the same lime and place will be
offered for sale the small property upon which
the said George Stephan. resided at The time
of has death. IL contains
I5} ACRES OF LAND. MORE OR LESS,
and the improvements consist OF a e.
Frame Dwelling House, small bank. ssSa.
barn, and the outbniidings necessary for a
place of ITS size. All Of the buildings are
nearly new, aud the land is fertile aud kind.
Ii also hes along the said Westminster and
Manchester road, adjoining the lands of
Adopuhus Ebaugh and Others.
5rd Al the same time and place will be
offered Wood Lot of 1916 Acres of Land,
more or less, living along the said Westminster
aud Manchester road, aud directly opposite
the said Home Farm. The timber on it is
good, aud when cleaned it will make fine
huIding lot.
9Th. At the same time aud place will be
offered the Wood Lot of AZ Acres of Land,
more or less, that the said George Stephan,
obtained from Peter l.. Ritter, Trustee in the
year 1888. Il lies on the Manchester road,
adjoining the lands of Christopher Hunt and
others. 1t is good white oak timber.
A plat OF the home farm will be exhibited
ON day of sale.
Terms of Sale-One third of the purchase
money cash on the day of saie or the ratifca-
iion thereof, aud the residue in two equal
payments, one in one year, and the other in
two years; the credit payments to be secured
10y the notes OF the purchaser or purchasers,
with approved security, bearing interest from
the day of sale.
GEORGE L. STOCKSDALE,
GUY W. STEELE,
John NJ. Yngling, Auct. Trustees.
julyl4ts
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WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 5. A. D. 1900,

at 2 O'CLOCK P. NJ, all the laad de-
srrii.sj iu and conveyed Ly said lHn mort
cages. containing FOURTEEN ACRES aud
NfNE SDlrAEE pERGHES
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Also al the same place, 0n th- same day,
a, = M viii be sold all the household farui-
ture. brood SOW, s.. For particulars see
hand bills july2lt,
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BARGAIN MONDAY NO. Z.

Monday the following specials which will all be dis
on will not be sale until $50 Monday morning
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NOTICE. DOGS.

All persons owning, possessing or harbor-
ing any dog or bitch within the limits of the
City of Westminster, are hereby notified to
procure permits from the Clerk of the Mayor
and Common Council on or before August
22d, next, as required by Ordinance Ne. 100,
of the Mayor aud Common Council of West
minister, or they will be liable to tine of So
OSCAR ID. GILBERT, Mayor
Ii. b. Grammer, Clerk. iulyl42i
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Culver RUN LUTHERAN SUNDAY
- SCHOOL will hold their annual chill.
dren's day celebration at the usual place on
Saturday, the 2Sth day of July. The Carroll
County Reed Band will be present and fur
nish the music. G. W. Yeiser will give an
illustrated talk on Jerusalem and vicinity and
other places. He has large photographs to
show how these places appear at this time.
All are cordially invited. Come and enjoy
yourselves. july2l-2r
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4 SSIGNEE OF MORTGAGEE'S
~ SALE
OF A
HOUSE AND LOT,
In Hampstead District, Carroll County, Md.


The undersigned. assignee of MORTGAGE, by
virtue of the power and authority contained
ia a deed of mortgage from George Ford and
Jennie Ford, his wife. to Thomas j. GorSuch,
bearing date August 9th, 1889, and duly re-
corded among the Real Estate Mortgage
Records of Carroll County, Md, in Liber
". n. NJ, No 2S, folio 39l, &c, and which
said mortgage has been duly assigned to John
H. Armacost on the oath day of July, A. d.
1890, which said assignment is duly recorded
rs aforesaid, &c, will offer at public sale, at
the CouIt House door, on
MONDAY, AUGUST 9th, 1900,
at o clock, p. ~, sharp, all that house and
lot situate near the public county road, lead
ing from Mexico to Hampstead, and about
half mile from Shiloh Mills and miles from
Hampstead, ON W. NJ. Il. r., containing
1870 SQUARE PERCHES OF LAND,
more or less, in good state of cultivation, &C.,
improved by u Story Log and
Weatherboarded house aud @ X
necessary buildings. Conven-
lent to school, church, store,
mill and railroad station, and is worthy the
attention of purchasers.
Terms of Sale.-Cash. A deposit of 500
cash will be required from the purchaser on
day Of sale.
JOHN Ii. ARMACOST,
Assignee of Mortgage.
Geo. l.. Stocksdalc, Solicitor for Assignee.
july14-4t John NJ. Yinging, Auct.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

SATURDAY, JULY 81, 1900.
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Clean - Sweep - Sale {!
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