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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-12-01
business Locals

The Siusing Class gadsr the dJr.ciloa 50
Miss Emily X. Harver. Ssil bold Couecri IN
Pleasant Valley Hall. ga "Wednesday evea
ing. December l2ih. If the weather : not is.o
tssaeresnbie. II ss il Nil be sea Thursday.
December Is. Silver collection 81 the door
Very small children admitted free; doors ''i'ef'
n O'Clock.
The On HOMESTEAD ia 2hich neuuaa
Thompson Will appear ia his original 81 ]ushas
Whileomb al the Academy 81 Naslc uvSf
week, i "a play Hiihag, any pfeienuuns "a
strong os intricate plot. ani yet so a6seue-
does not lessen the Interest for u Il a s8cceE
sion Of scenes in which country life iH Nes
Eagland add city lite 10 the metropolis ase
strongly eonirastei. II = pastoral and hunlriy
and through il ali runs ihe story ~ tTo young
men Nhu were cas-, ainit b. their uwn f1ly
aud iniemperance, aad restored su home AHB
honor by sell directed moral Persaassotis-
The W. VI. x. r., viii run special traiu
10 Baltimore on SATURDAY. Deeenher slh, IS.
pecialy for lhuse desiring 10 a;t-nH the maii
nee. The tune OF train, raIe-, etc, eau oe
learned from the station agent. and seats c4n
be engaged BY either wriiing or trlegraphiug
the Academy Of Masic.
l4osi-A pair Of Gold Frame Doable Sight
Speclaelrs ia Westminster, on the 1O.h VI
ANNfftA4AFtR~ hsN"aiN - 4NtA ~ A-.t- Et--hhr
SPECIAL. EXCURSION To BkLTiNoRE, SATURDAY,
DECEMBER sih. 1890.
Ia compliance with popular request, Nessrs.
Nixon Zimmerman. otihe Baltimore Acad.
rmy OF Music, have arranged with the West.
ern Maryland X. r. to run Special Excur.
sion to Baltimore on Saturday, December sth,
at low rates, the occasion being the app
peAralce Of that sterling and favoriJe actor,
Mr.. Denman Thompson. and the entire New
York cast, IN the beautiful play, The Old
Homestead The special will arrive IN Bal
iimore at about noon, two hours before the
beginning of the matinee at 2.l5 o clOes,
p. IN. Those who do not desire 10 attend the
performance can enjoy the sights Of the Non
umental City. The special train will leave
Westmin ster al 1924 a. m, and returning
leave HiIlen Station, Baltimore, at 7.I5 ..
NJ, stopping at Union, Pennsylvania Avenue.
Fulton aud WalbrOok Stations The round
Trip from Westminster viii be only Sl.O0
Tickets good going aud returning only on
special train.
FoR SALE :-Pure.bred Shropshire buck,
yearling n. Bay, Faksburg Carroll county
Md
G. L. Grossnicke, V. s.. will be in West
minister every Monday, from a. IN. until 4 p.
NJ, at the Central Hotel, Main and Centre Sis.
A specially with horses with Poll Evil. and
FIstua will be treated. A remedy to cure
collie
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VOLUNTARY BANKRUPrS.
Annual Report of the Official in
Charge Of Such Gases.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-E. c. Bnaden
burg. in charge Of bankruptcy matters, has
made report on the operation OF the Bank
rup,ey act OF July !, ls9s. The report sSys
with reference Ia voluntary eases thai adysnt
age j. being taken of the laS by men ui al
classes.
The States showing the greatest number Vi
petitions f.ed during the year are Illinois wlih
s.OOs; New York. with 3.o07: iowa, Y'2;
Ohio. So; Minnesota, SIS, and Pcnnsysya
mia, 500.
The smallest member az voluntary petitions
we're filed in the following States. Nevada
8: Delaware aud Wyoming. u each Idaho,
80. South Carolina, 81; Oklahoma, 80, Flor
d., g.. and Rhode Island, 81
The grand total Of petitions hicd "a she
United States for the period ended Sepirm
Der 80, 1900, Is -, lbs, exclusive Of th,sse ior
the Western district Of Louisiana, the district
Of Alaska, aud for half Of the year ior abe
Southern district of Georgia, NeE jersey. iae
Eastern district Of North CAn,llna, the hrsi-
err district OF Tennessee aad the Eastern DIS
triet of Virginia, from which semi annual o.,
ports we're mol received.
From the clerks reports II spPears that at
she voluntary petitions al sere declared aAnA
rup, except 81, in which the pefliio,ss w"Fc
dismissed, and that dischafgcs Sere Tgtusc'i
IN II cases. Compositions Werr cnmtuHed
in 9Gs cases
The liabilities in IS, $40 voluntary eNsss O.
ported by the referees amounted io s2si-ssa
152 while the total amount OF assets -chriI
nied in these cases vas SIS. 0sfs. III.
The nature of the business ~ Which the
petiiioaing bankFupis we're engaged. ~ d.
closed hy the summary Of the reterecs re-
ports, Is proporsioned a. follows 2.osi ~yfc
farmers. sic wagc-eArners. 4.as2 merchants.
s6l manufacturers, SOC professional men aid
4, 4S5 contractors. hotel keep'rs and Others %
= miscellaneous character
The petitions show thai Of ihase adj id'caied
involuntary bankrupts % we're wsgv -rtr'i'.f.,
6s4 merchants l02 manufacturer. I'rsi,-s
siauai meu. $50 miscellaneous aud : iaf1nrr'-
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NO $50 EQUITY

H. the C,rca.i Coars Ser Carroll CaaHtf. 'a
Es4aify.
Jahn Il Sir7s. Ai.sinsasrpgas. sc. Plaintiff,
against y l..Aso lien5s W.ll.alas aal s'sAsfs,
nsirn,isHg-.
Ordered ,hus a0sh tav as Nus~u1iss. s abe
war nineteen haadr~i. b. ih~ C.rcari Covert
ga CarrtH e.gnls. sgflHE A. a tuar' rs E-ts.-
Is. that ;hc sAies u hr reai estate n,ss4s ss8
reported ia ,hr.r ir,s,,ssiiags ty t'rnrFr T.
Sgs-rkslia'c asI Eiiss u. tis7sars, j.. Tsu.s
ises. h. raiia~l aat essuarzsr-i. aH.-ss sa~e
&, So c.lnirsry thsf-af b. sh.au rn nr trleFv
,hr 1Ist isy q hezeuai azr, a y. 100. pre-
sidssi esspv at iass sfFiel h- ,Ht~rlri q s.sa5r
newspaper pslufrsl sai F.4HAssa~a 'a tAFrHis
soaaiy osrs a seek fFF issrr sac,-ytsise @svkg
on 81 l-sf,isr the 5tb 8as nrevsrt~r. pext
The report a5 .sl~ ~ Ih~ rrai s-sssis 1natse 'F
sod Trzstess 8 ~ teiiues s- BE- lHfcrrst e
william Henry WiliuAa,s st-si- -, Is- tnleFets
ct John WiJ'iss.s - $50. aud tlr rairvesi bf
tisafrr ] Wslslas Is $lsZ a.
LAS. u RiIiiNGStEA. Cjrsk.
Tras C0pg.-Trss
3ec % JAS, II BttLisastEa. Gers.
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Congress Next Week.

The last session Of the Fifty-Sixth Congress
will begin on Monday next aud close on the
4th of next March. The President will send
in his annual message on Monday or Tuesday,
but he has been so yascilating in the past
that his words viii not have the usual weight
of Presidential messessages. Everybody re-
members his '.plain duty to Porto Rico talk
a year ago, and how he changed from a
free trade position to a tariff tax. In view OF
this. and his change on ''forcible annexation
being criminal aggression and other mat
tiers. the people will take what the President
says upon foreign or colonial matters with
some feeling of uncertainty. The message will
be in accord with the views of Mark Hanna, but
if Hanna changes bis mind the President may
be expected to do so also.
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Thanksgiving Day.

The President of the United States desig-
mated Thursday, November %, as a day OF
Thanksgiving and Prayer and the Governor
of each of the forty-fve states designated the
same day for the same purpose. Perhaps one
person in twenty five attended some house of
worship on that day-mostly females-and
most the balance spent the day in idleness,
pleasure and gluttony.
In all the cities special attractions were
announced at all the theatres and amusement
halls of high and low degree, and there were
foot ball games, bicycle aud autom obile races,
horse races, with betting and gambling devices,
golfgames, bowling matches, tennis Journeys,
whist games, fox hunts. prize fights, dances, re-
ceptions and parties; some people went hsh-
ing and cunning, and most all felt it iucum-
bent upon them to eat big dinner, perhaps
over.eat Truly, 1t is a question whether or
not Thanksgiving Day, diverted from its good
uses, is not more of an injury than a benefit
to mankind. Instead of thanks for the many
blessings of life and praise for the Oliver, it is
made rather day of dissipation, with every
thing as the phrase goes, wide OPEN And
year by year the day is getting further and
further away from what it is intended TO be.
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A wave of purity is spreading over the
country. 1t first struck New York, then Chi.
cago and now it has spread to Baltimore
Dens of vice are disappearing, theatres are
being purified and becoming resorts for min
isters and church -goers; policemen have to
wear weights 10 their pockets to keep from
going up, and even Tammany Is becoming a
society of white spirits, under the lead ct
Croker. Plat and Quay are waverlng and
will soon be numbered with the saints. If the
present force of reform and purity is main :
tanned. yellow journals will shortly be thing
of the past, police viii not be needed, Jails
and penitentiaries will be useless, aud there
will be no sinners for minister TO lead repent
ance. This might happen if there we're more
earnestness in the work and not so mush effort
for partisan political advantages by preachers
as well as politicians.
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William IN. Keefer.
HEADQUARTERS FOR WINTER
and Feed 2

Sugars. >, 81, &c pound,
Coffeex, II. ID, Is, Is TO 4oc pound.
Teas. 40, 90, soc pound.
Baking Powders, 10, Is to 50c pound.
Syrups, 20. 80, 40c gallon.
Coal Oil. II, Is, l5c gallon.
FIours-Gorsueh's Bish's, Englar's, Pills
bury's. Pillsbury's Graham Flour,
Can Corn and Peas, &c.
Corn. Peas, Beans. Tomatoes, l0c each.
Rack Prunes. 5, Toe H.; Silver Prunes loo.
Raisins. 9, 10, IL, I2c pound.
Best Citrou. l5c. Best Figs, Toe. Best
Dates, &c Id.
Cocoanuts. 5, 6, &c each.
Peaches, Toe. Apricots.
Candy, I. &c, 10, 10, 20, %, 35e 10.
Dried Corn aud Cracked Peas.
Mixed Nuts-Almouds, Wanuts, Pecans,
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EXECUTORS PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE FARM.
- SykesvilIe. MAryIand.

Ry virtue Of the power Of sale contained in
The last will aud testament Of Jane +. Will
tutns, laie Of Frederick county, Maryland,
deceased. dated October 9th, 1898. and re-
corded IN Iibsr c. Z. s., No. |, folio "a,
one of the Records OF Wills in the office OF
the Register of Wills for Frederick county,
MARYLAND, and by the order OF the Orphans
Court for Frederick county, Maryland, passed
on she date September 18Th, 1900, the under.
signed, Executor IN said will named, will offer
a. public sale, in front Of the postothce, at
Sykesyille, in Carroll county, Maryland, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10Th, 1900,
at the hour of II clock, a. M, all that real
estate, being farm of which the said Jane
+. Williams. died seized and possessed, and
located about one mile north from SykeSvllle,
ia Carroll county, Maryland, adjoining the
lands Of the Springfield Asylum aud of Hon.
Johnzie L. Beasman, and being the same
real estate as described in the deed from
Anthony X. Williams ct al. to Jane +. Will
liams, dated November 27th, 1895, and re-
corded in Liber Is. f. c., No. 81, folios SAB,
etc, one of the Land Records OF Carroll
county, Maryland.
This farm is improved by u
wealherboarded Dwelling AssA.S
House a large barn, new corn -
house and wagon shed, new hog -! D
house, spring house aud other buildings, and
contains
229f ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
This farm has fine meadow lands, a stream
Of water and springs for dairy purposes. The
growing crop of wheat Is reserved TO the estate,
aud to the tenant, Newton Remby. Posses
sion given April LIST, 1901.
Terms of Sale.-One-ih cash on day of
sale, or on the ratification thereof by the
Orphans Court for Frederick county, Md. /;
the residue in equal payments in and II
months, with interest from day OF sale, de-
ferred payments to be secured by promissory
notes. with sureties satisfactory to the under
signed or all cash at the option of the pur-
chaser All conveyancing costs at the ex
peuse of purchaser, including stamps. A de-
post of $500 will be required of purchaser at
lime of sale CHARLES W. QUYNN,
Executor of Jane 4. Williams.
Jacob Rohrback, Frederick, Maryland,
Attorney. noyl1-ts
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DIED

A.y. n sa ssssarts-s ses.ts re.s-srsss ass'
5cssssa l-ais "a .a-s.
Sesr H..,sua $50. Nasentcf "a Iss, Bs,slt
aessl 81 yrzfs AID - dap asis ticf 81 , aoi
AarSaIoi a haseo,
Has Shes eaiy soae b~fss, us.
TOO hTsi a1t q osgf ,ataa.
~Aes ssae gs avrll wttA Jesus.
in tissL GfiEaE zG& better Aaaa,
BIOS t.us slss.s J,sif.e4 tae angelic hsay
Ana siaEs ite hr4tgasy asuEs.
AtlI 4y are ie.t So ul3url beg los
iull usr summons cuglTs.
Farewell daughter s.sla sell Gl3ioW
Az; aPi-7sr before at. thfuac.
Wtefv n g uape Ia lecl aai < rri you.
Ia that HrI sht eternal huasr.
By ANA gAgENrss p y. AL ulsEAs
AHl.et.ou s,lrt- sometime sssa t-arr.
physicians were iu vain.
b i tEulsll Is best thai sila sil1ai rest
Aud eascsi her II aes pain
Ger heart. arc al aaa .ossly
out griei Sou detp 20 tssE
hut time " 900 Ca.Hs % Is - sshun.
When se may with her dwell
Day b. day Nc s.N her fade
Aud slowly slnk away.
Yet in olir hearts wt often prayed
That she might longer stay
HEE fAlENp- ASNIE r. HAESEs
On November "a. 1919. ueAr sitycr Rua Nj
Mary A. Hahn. aged ~ years. Inoglls and Gays
on November "a 1850 IN Union Mill. Nd. I'd
ward K sguDvsiier. aged 50 yeArs. mouths AMI n
days
Near FFankinyilie. Carroll county, Nd. NOyen-
Der T. lgsu MARY Ann Egt-i 70 years 3 months aud
10 days. beloved wife 81 4. 7. O.. Franklin
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DUBLIC SALE
A DESIRABLE FARM,
Near Bird Hill. Carroll County, Maryland,

The undersigned, intending to quit farm
ing, will offer al public sale, on the premises,
ON SATURDAY, DECEMBER -, 1900,
at clock, p. M, his farm. containing
203 ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
situated partly in Woolery's district and partly
in Freedom district, ON Morgan's Run, about
one mile from Bird Hill, in Carroll county.
MARYLAND. There is about 80 acres IN very
good timber, principally oak, aud about 2oto
% acres in irst-class meadow land.
The improvements consist OF large and
substantial frame two story
aud u half Dwelling House, IA ! IS =,
good bank barn. 90 by 40 feet; t.ssnIS
wagon shed. meat house. smoke ss iz4A42Afz2kz
house. granary hog pen, spring house ana
other outbuIldingS. This is a ine producing
farm and is now in first-class condition:
The growing crops will not be sold with the
farm Possession will be given Apni ISL
1901, and no interest will be charged on the
purchase money until that time.
Terms of Sale-One-t third cash on April
LIST. 1901. one-ihird in one year and one-thrd
in two wears from the day of sale. with interest
from April LIST. 1901. the purchaser to give his
notes with approved security for all the pur'
chase money; or all cash at the option oi The
purchaser on April LIST, 1901.
For further particulars apply TO the under
signed or TO his attorney. -.,.,,,,-.
SEBASTIAN BOWERS.
Carrier Ne. :. Carroll county. Nd.
Charles L. Fink. Atty., Westminster. Md
deCl-3t
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McKinSirY Items.

We urrs visited last Sunday evening Wilb
a thunder gust and VERY sharp lightning and
a good rain. bul would he thankful for much
more. a. tine long continued dry weather bAs
caused our waller Co run quite low Several
well. in our rIac. have duet up.
Pau. son II Nr William Raa'zhau, 81 Ne,
Klustry vhiIc playing IS t5g Pnesl.ana scho-l',
on Neiue,lay .! lass seek, ieli, striking a1s
head arou q stone Ste9, causing . very ugly
cut At this ~vit.ar be IS dosuk sg-g veil,
Mr,.C. p. Simpson IS visiting Ter son George,
near irueHod
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1t was announced by the Republican press
and orators that the resistance of the Filipinos
to the authority of the United States was sus-
tanned by the hope of Bryan's election, and
that the rebellion" would collapse upon the
reelection of Mckinley. Mckinley was re
elected, and yet the Fihpinos have been more
active since the election than Immediately
before. The war in the Philippines Will now
have to be explained upon some other theory
than hope from Democratic success. The
Fifpinos must be in earnest in desiring Tree
dom and selcgoverument.
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A Big Haul by the Beers.

On Thursday Lord Roberts cabled from
Johannesburg, under date OF Wednesday,
November %:
The De Wetsdorp garrison, of two guns OF
the Sixty eighth Field Battery. with detach-
ments Of the Worcestershire Regiment, the
Highland Light Infantry and Irish Rifles. 400
in all, surrendered at $50 p. m, November
%. The British losses were 10 men killed
and AZ wounded, including Major H. j. Anson
and Captain Digby. The enemy is said to DE
$500 strong. Fourteen hundred men were
dispatched from Edenburg to relieve De Vets
dorp. but they did not succeed in reaching
there in time. Knox joined this force and
found De Wetsdorp evacuate !. Seventy five
sick and wounded had been left there.
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As a thank offering four natives Of Luzon
were hanged on Thanksgiving Day at Dagu-
pan. They we're under conviction for arson
and murder. A Manila dispatch Us "The
military courts are now returning numerous
death sentences upon natives. With the
moose supplementing the rife, the Fi'ipinos
are being rapidly "assitnilated.
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Fountain Valley Items.

Misses Edith aud Mable Brown, of Baltl-
more. will spend he winter with Mrs. W. II,
Heagy.
Bescheying has commenced iu our neigh
horhood Harms Hea4y sillei three. bu'
did not weigh them.
Mr.. Edward Slouesiier. OF UuiuH Mills. has
rented Mrs. Z. T. Tsylor house here.
Miss Fannie Babylon arrived home Monday
from Frederick. where she had been visiting
her sick sister. who sas Paralyzed short time
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An Appeal.

We take this method Of again calling the
attention of the public to the annual Christ
mas treat given to the inmates of our County
Aims House. We feel sure that those who
have so kindly aided US in the past will again
respond to our request, and help Us to carry
a little OF the brightness OF the Christmas time
to those into whose lives so little sunshine
enters, remembering that Christ says, In rs
much as We have done it unto one of the least
of these, We have done it unto Ne" Any
little thing which may add to their comfort or
money with which to supply their simple gifts
will be gratefully received aud acknowledged.
MARY B. SHELLNAN,
MAMIE RINKER, Committee.
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Butter
Hominy Soup aud Lima Beans.
Lard Cans, Coal Buckets and Coal Sleeves.
White Fish.
Ruckwheat and Corn Meal.
Matches. /. >, 3, 4, sc box.
gallons Oil and Can, 81.
Soaps and Powders, 3, 4, &c.
Feed Department consists of Middlines,
Bran, Corn Chop, Mixed Chop, Corn, Oats,
Screenings. Wheat and Cracked Corn.
Fine aud Coarse Salt, loose aud sack.
Bai,d Hay and Straw.
Crooks, jugs aud Jars.
Agent for DR.. Hess Stock Food.
Chicken Powder aud Louise Killer.
Agent for Oliver Chilled Plow and Repairs.
Call and get our prices.
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Virginia delegation in the next House Of
Representatives will be solidy Democratic.
Tn. majorities Of The ten Congressman aggre-
gate over q, 600.
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r rt 4, warn oar al wishing Framing done fer
Christmas especially AMI 1h work should bring them
y a. s Ne every day and wait too long
Compelled da Of rah Of work which always comes at the
la, mnu
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ExSpeaker Thomas B. Reed has APPLY
described trust as "A body Of very rich men
entirely surrounded by water.
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4 PPLCATIoS FOR
y LIQUOR LICENSE

WEsFHiNsggg. M. &ussBtvs so. Iss1
] hereby Elyv notice lAai ths io.ie~tHE pes.
son has f.ed lea the Ofs.sr U7 the CicEa II
the Clrcaig CoaFt sos CaFsoil cuau,y a.
APPLICATION FOR An ASSIGNMENT
or LIQT0k LICENSE
CLAYTON A Hsac>. M4aAser 81 ,hr Hofe.
Ausaa. Westminster. Nj. lpr Hary 4
Chrisi. Application g., an s.sIEamen: 81
license fr,iul WiHAsa b. ruiJ 10 shr ssti
Clayton A. HAYES g. keep an oriiHaTs ~
Hotel
And unless cAasr % gh~ svp;rs.rs tr .hesn
Ia writing On uS before lhr li'h day e
December. 1890. fhs license applied iar as.l
h. issued provided the said applican: c.lsnplies
wiih the requirements OF Chapter e. Acts 81
1884, requisite thereto.
JAS. II. BiLLINGSLEA.
Clerk 81 the Circuit Cosrt for Carroll Coanis.
de- IN
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HUY W. STEELE,
" ATTORNEY-AT w,
No. 10 Court ST., Westminster, Md.
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HATS FOR MEN.

HATS FOR MEN. rs
Stocks here complete and values 7R%s%4
advanced price on ~
hayeuo raised the ~ 49,
hat i; our store neither the quality been lowered mite
This makes 9S Hats really better values than because of the
the which made They here all cors and
~ IN n he new shapes still being in the lead We proud
gte hats tor We duplicated elsewhere Any like
csc.
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DUBLIC SALE
ORA
VALUABLE FARM.

The undersigned will sell al public sale, on
the PREMISES. one nile East Of Tyrone. 10
Uni5ntowu District, Carroll county, Nd, uE
SATURDAY. DECEMBER ~. 1900,
at .. II. A farm containing
ea} ACRES OF LAND. More or Less.
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4 CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

At the solicitation Of many Of my form er
patrons | desire Ia announce that, cOmmene
ing December 10, | wil be prepared To meet
the wants Of said PATROLS and all Others who
are interested ina
New Laundry in Westminster.
My outfit ia every particular will be entirely
new, aud the machinery OF the most approved
character The new laundry aud office will
be located al No. 80 west Main street, oppo-
site Bond. respectfully request share of
my former patronage, promising prompt aud
first-cl;tSs service.
decl 81 JOHN C. SHREEVE.
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good orchard. spring II water convenient 10
buildings. running wster convenient 10 all
parts Of the farm.
Said farm l. convenient 20 churches aud
school. ON the the Public Road leading from
Tyrone 20 the Stone Road aud IS The home,
stead uf the late ElNaFd Slreyesc-
Terms Of sale Oue third cash, cnc-liuTd
In months and the balance in u months
from day oi sale; the credit paymeEts to be
secures, by ,he autes ii the purchaser. S'ih
approved security, bearing iufcrrst iro5a the
day ui sale.
The purchaser sIil he required 10 make >
cash lFp1.st u $50. slth ibr ua,le-s gued uH
tho siav ~ sale on toe PREMISE.
JOHN T. STRENEGE.
ATTORNEY tor he wltow aud hsJrs ~ ta~ 90
Edzzsi S;rryegc. decsa--si
p A Gursach. Mirhs~l + Walsh.
dee Il. Auet At;g
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Aud auless cause 10 the contrary he shoNn
in ~ritiug on or before the 18th DAY Of De
GENDER. 1860, the license applied Tor will Be
issued, provided the said applicant complies
with the requirements If Chapter &, Acts Of
1894, requisite thereto.
JAS. H. BlLLlNGSLEA,
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
dee p
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ELECTION NOTICE.

7 IST OF UNCLAIMED MATTER
IL remaining in the Postofice, Westmin-
ter, Md, November "A, 1900
Biles, Mrs. Geo. Saith, Miss Rach ael
Fields, Mr. Edward( ? Wilson, Lawrence
Howard, Mrs. Leoresa Zepp, Mr.. Theo. S.
Nelson, Miss Nora
Persons calling for matter in the above list
will please say 1t was advertised
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4 PPLCATIoN FOR
~ LIQUOR LICENSE.

WnsTAlNsrEg. No. Nov. So. 1900
hereby give notice ina, the foliewiug per
sou has iiled AZ application ia the Office II
thu CLERK Of the Circuit Court Tor Carroll
eoaniy for
A WHOLESALE LIQUOR LICENSE;
Walter D. Wilson. Westminster Nd. MAu-
ager Of the Hagerssowu MD Brewing
Company.