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Truth About Mortgages.

There are a good many stories floating
aro.nd the daily press about Western farmers
paying of their mortgages - 3 result Of this
wonderful Mckinley ,rosperty Of which We
hear SO much. These ta.eS usually appear 10
the eastern papers aud pass unohserved and
50 uncoutradicied by he western rapers.
Doubtless theKAnsAs farmers are being regAseti
by the Republican papers which give glowing
accounts Of the prosperity enjoyed by the
Delaware farmer.
1t is usually safe to tell these long distance
stories, but even then il is better not - he
too precise. Just say "KansAs" or Della.
ware" OF course it looks better to give some
definite information Of the prosperity. but this
may lead 70 the tale receiving al unforseen
shock which will seriously impair It's usefulness.
The following article from the Democrat Of
York. Nebraska. shows Just hos much depend.
ence should be placed IN these oaid.oif mort
gage yarns
walter WellmAn is = man with a national
reputation. He Is the correspondent Of the
Chicago Times. Herald. His parents reside 10
Bradshaw, York county, Nebraska. Walter
visited his parents she other day and wrote o
glowing account about the prosperity OF the
farmers around Bradshaw Among other
things in the Times Herald letter from Brad
shaw We take the following
They are sick Of free silver. They admu
they we're for it in %, and they make 40 bones
abou, the reason why. They we're ia debt
then, and then thought cheap money would
make it easier for them To pay up. That al
there was Of IL But now they are out Of debt
They have paid OF their notes. mortgages aud
accounts Moreover, they have money ahead
money in bank, money 10 their pocket,
money hid IN their old stockings aud Ia their
pianos at home That's different, you see
they don't want the dollar cut ia halves nos,
because they have the dollars.
"We would not say one word that wuuld
iniure the people of bradshaw township but
the truth cannot hurt anyone ct any people.
We must know the facts aud then We can form
al opinion. Without facts the opinion Is vi
no value. We asked the veil known abstract.
erS, Ferguson, Franklin Co., 70 10 over the
records aud make certificate showiug the
amount Of mortgage records of York county
The following is the reply:
York, Neb, July %, 1900.
"We, the undersigned, hereby certify that
the records Of the Office Of the county clerk OF
York county, Nebraska, shoS unreleased real
estate mortgages to the amount Of $l3l, 1913
upon the real estate of Bradshaw township ia
said York county, Nebraska. exclusive of the
village of Bradshaw.
FERGUSON, FRANKLIN 4 Co,
AbstrAciers.
There you have the facts about the paid
off mortgages and money in old stockings.
There are IA quarter sections of land in
Bradshaw township and Sl3l, l23 of mort.
gage Indebtedness against that land. Nearly
81, 900 to the quarter section, or about $500
an acre.
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nNE OF THE WONDERS IN CAR
" ROLL COUNTY FOR FRUIT
GROWERS.

Right in the midst of the many industries
| and home of our successful producers resides
! Mr. Geo. +. Stoner, who has done wonders in
| the Propagation and Manipulating of all kinds
of Fruits; he has produced to its full perfection
some of the most lucous aud beautiful spec-
mems of almost every variety; had experience
in the West: and, in fact, has made it a study
all his life; has become proficient in every de-
tail relating to the scientific crossing of the
different character of the various families that
amalgamate to reach perfection. The iuocu-
lation process is varied and requires great
deal of time and care to become perfect and
he has succeeded by experimenting. 1t is in
the many thousands that he handles that he
can do so, with only the loss of about ten per
cent.
He succeeded his father here. who had been
in the business for about twenty years and he
himself has practically been in the business his
whole life beginning in "A small way. and has
now growing in his nursery over a million
Young Trees. His business has been ;ncreas-
ing yearly; he now has a large trade in Mary
land. and also in a number of other States,
and since his knowledge, success aud reliability
has been noticed by others he Is now having
n large demand TO wholesale to the other
Nurseries.
He is an up-to- date man in his business: is
afiabe and agreeable and takes care in giving
instruction to parties DESTROYS of information
who think of starting orchards, aud will cheer
fully furnish Catalogues to any person
throughout the United States, and TO any see
ton OF the Country where his agents do not
cover. Address
GEORGE f. SrONER,
Stoner's Nurseries.
tG-3t Westminster, Md, L. ). A.
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TEDDY LOVES THE NEGRO.
Proud To Have His Child Set Along
side A Black One At School.
From the Baltimore Sun.

Marylanders, as well as the voters of the
entire South, will be interested in learning
| of Governor Roosevelt's extraordinary love
for the negro race. 1t is set forth in the fol
lowing special dispatch to the Sun from New
York
''Under the terms of a repeating act passed
at the last session of the Legislature largely
through the efforts of Governor Roosevelt,
local boards of education are no longer per-
mitted to designate or maintain separate
schools for the instruction of cOlOred children.
This result was achved with the support of
the Plat Republican machine, after the ne
groes and their sympathizers had fought a
long battle in the courts TO test the constItu-
tiCnahty of the law under which they were
formerly excluded in many towns from public
schools for white children. The Court of
Appeals upheld the law in decision in 1899
refusing the petition of Mrs. Samuel b. Cisco,
"a coored resident of jamaica, a village of the
Greater New York, for mandamus to com.
pei the city school superintendent to admit
her children TO school in Jamaica main
tanned exclusively for white pupils. The
school officials contention that he had com
piled with the law in providing separate
school for colored students convenient TO Mrs.
Cisco home was upheld.
George Wallace, counsel for Mrs. Cisco,
and those supporting her then prepared a bill
providing for a special acl to enable her to
send her children 10 the Jamaica school for
white pupils. The New York Sun, in its edi-
ton of Sunday, April - last. says:
"'When Governor Roosevelt learned that
Senator Eisberg had introduced this bill he
insisted that it be amended To apply to the
entire State. The Governor declared that
the laws OF the STATE should no longer toler-
-. L..
glad to know his own child sat IN school with
"a negro child. When the bill Was amended
it had the support Of the Republican leaders
throughout the State. and it passed both houses
without delay. The Governor signed it a
week ago.
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More Fires In Hanover.

HANOVER, Pa, Oct. I4.-For seven consec-
utive weeks fires have occurred in Hanover on
either Saturday or Sunday nights, and all seem
10 have been Of incendisry origin.
Two barns in closely built sections of the
town were destroyed last night, causing loss
of about $1,000. The first to burn was that o
Captain A. w. Eichelberger, near Centre
Square. A section of telephone was destroy
by the fire, paralyzing the telephone service
until the break can be repaired.
to the engine house barn belonging to Carl
Erdman, three blocks from the scene of the
first fire, was burned to the ground.
Several windows and doors we're found
open in the planning mill of C. Moul & Co.,
and in buildings on the fair grounds, and APP
pearances indicated that preparations were
being made to set fire to them. 1t is presum-
ed that the incedniaries were frightened away.
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All for Bryan.


From the Wayueshoro Pa. Gazette
A Republican travelling salesman Tuesday
entered F}ynu's Hotel, IN Faukstown, Nd.
There we're - men sitting around. The
drummer went Up To the counter and,
turning to the occupants of the room. SAID
Il give an invitation 10 every Mckinley Waa
to come up and have . drink wilh me- To
his utter astonishmeul not one ~ the part, in
the room moved from his -yai II vAs non.
plused. HE evidently thought there wuuli he
a stampede % the bar The silence. which
was growing painful to the drummer, Wa.
al hast broken by Que 1t the men, Who said;
we are all Cor Bryan in this town
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LoUIsvuLE, Oct I4.-Ciuvernor Roosevelt
was questioned by the sun representative to-
day regarding hIs statements "a the Nv York
sun relative to negroes ia the public schools.
He said be did not rccoIircl the eNso, Ian
guage used. bus SAID the facts are be did sign
the b;l and gave bis hearty approval Ia it,
and also 81 one umr lu the Cove district
school Al Oyster Bay one nt be-, sons ,at Ice
side colored boy for term.
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Crowds Always Follow theCrowd
best
is be- 81
JOHN TT. DEFR'S,
Where everything the heart wish FOR the line
GROCERIES AND CONFECTIOHIER

W. have he largest and most complete
line Of Fancy Groceries, ia bottles and cans.
ever before exhibited 10 the public @; this city
and county Heiuz's Pickles Of all kind,
Heinz Baked Beans. Heinz Tomato Soup,
HeiuE.s ke,chup, Chill Sauce. India Relish.
Celery Salad. Olives, Pepper Sauce, Mustard,
Jams and Canned Meats Of an kinds. Maple
syrup.
Nasou's Bakery Fancy package Cakes OF
all kinds. Teas. Cofees. Spices, Sugars,
SyruYs
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4 IOPARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

We, the undersigned, have this day formed
copartnership under the firm name Of Ref
snider Grimes for the Practice of Law.
All business intrusted to as will receive
prompt and careful attention.
CHAS. I. REIFSNIDER, JR.,
E. o. GRIMES, JR.,
Dec. 81, 1899.
Office 232 East Main street,
dec23-tf Westminster, Nd
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For the Democratic AdyOca
Office Of Syerup Il Co,
Commission Merchants.
% and "a $. Delaware Street,


indianapolis, Oct. 10, 1900,
MEssRs. EDITORS In your paper of 9th
instant, see where the Hog Cholera is very
prevalent in Washington county, Nd. En-
closed you viii find circular and testimonial
of few Of many we have in that line not far
from this city, regarding a medicine We com.
pound for the cure of Hog Cholera. We can
say truthfully we have never had failure
where the medicine has been tried; we guar
antee every package and will return the money
where not satisfactory.
We have treated hogs in different counties
in this state in different stages of the disease
for the past three years and are satisfied of its
good qualities. We have begun placing it on
the market this fall
If you know of any good man who has the
disease among his hogs kindly speak TO him or
send him this letter, and have him write u.s.
We would mail any one who would give the
medicine fair trial enough to cure two hogs,
free of cost, if he will try it and report to US.
Yours. &C., F. L. GoLIBARr L Co.,
Care Syerup & Co., Indianapolis, Ind.
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IRTvATE SALE.

The undersigned secnf has for sale The
GaiioujnE described properties
pSrihHg hnuse, NJ. IS, Oh tabryty EssA
street. Wf~,u,us1~r. frame. yssrs brick Is.
and part ueasbsri,uarlsi. ru1as. and SIDE
hA} ua Il, floor; yoam- and bath uram oa
- duor. cellar. uBIrr ~hsie hai3dl1s, Ess and
safrr. set sFra.4Esi BOO ever f-=sg--cf.
I.ai N a., lsscriy street. kns3 urwly
hu''i Stable In rvar uu alley
Tbrrr bots an Fair Grouai containing from
> 81 = acrr, rash. now ia gras.: ~iii De- ,"ii
separately ar llaus,f a. ir.lrrr!.
AI,s hra ~ - avr,=, short distance irsHi
the eats 81 Acsfmst8~frr. Improvements are
large hrIck haslss.. .iaHje and ether uuEhuj.4
iuss Iass iaH3 ts pt slssi gl1lI's sad In
good condition. zrl3 3atrrri. &c Wal SILL
Il Ia ahulc ~ aay par, 1T i d~>srej. There
s-~ .vy~-si ilas building -tgrs Epuu g.
Terms "a saif.
E. LYNCH. Aernt,
sent GnG Westminster. Nj.
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NO 81 EQUITY

Ia ihe Orphans Ceari 81 Carroll Ca1Hsy,
sitting a, > CaaII - Special tsur4rrrut
Jurisdiction Iu h44lty.
sarah e.. bal.. a. A., - Aisfa Z, Irarg
Infant. and Elizabeth II Went
Ordered ,hs First dsy If % -,obrg. Ia tav gear
nlacJe-n hlaigs-i. b, iar pVhau, Easrt sn'
Carroll gu4aiy, sitting as . Court ui Special
Concurrent Jurisdiction ga E.guity. gbaf a.,
saie 81 rial estate, made and reported ia she
above ruuiiri caas- hY John ". Iug.. lrss-
tee. appointed hy q ircrrv 81 This tuarL a.
make sad sale BIZ ratified and aua6rurd, uB
less cause g. IHs contrary thereof b. shDsu
1u ~ before ,he sab day 90 November. next,
provided cupy 81 thfs oE,irr Dr. inserted IN
s-senr newspaper Published in Carroll county.
ia the State al Maryland. once 30 each ct three
successive wrrks before the 2eh las of pctD-
h-g. uvNf-
The report state, the amount ni sale % h.,
Ssll g.
WILLIAM Y. FKILLEII..
JACOB RlNEHAET.
l.. CALVIN JORDAN.
Jpdges Of 10, Orphans Court 81 Carroll
County
True Copy. TEST.
Jo-EFH d. BEouks
nCtG 80 Register ut Walls.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

Notice !, hereby eiscu that the Mayor sud
Comuoa Council II Westminster, MI. have
made their Annual Levy Tor the current year.
1850. Taxes arr due and payable on and at
ter November l,t, 1900 Interest will be-
charged on all accounts not settled by Jauu-
ary |. 1891. All persons who owe city taxes,
nov Tue, are earnestly solicited to settle the
same al once, Is the money Is uow needed.
BY order.
OSCAR u. GILBERT. Mayor,
H. b. Grammer, Clerk aud Collector.
Ofiice-Secnud Floor FIrrmcns New
Building, East Main street. Westminster, Nd.
oct G-3t
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Galvanized feicng Wire at prices that have
never been known in the trade
Lead and Oil so cheap that anyone can al
ford to paint this season.
Ice is plenty. We have large stock of the
best make OF Freezers aud Reirigerators.
Don't YOU need Gasoline or Oil Stove for
summer cooking? We have them; Trey are
cheap.
Door and Window Screens of various styles.
full line of first class Cooking Stoves and
Ranges. OF long established reputation, at
reduced prices.
A call vii soon convince you that the bot
tom has been completely knocked out OF the
price of Mails.
Glass, Oils. Paints aud Putty, Plasterng,
Hair aud Cement, and in fact everything in
the Building Hardware line can be found, as
well as low prices, at the old established stand
Of
GILBERT & GEHR,
Corner Main and Liberty streets,
Westminster, Md.
Plumbing, Heating, Spouting, Tin Roofing
is our specially. feb 70
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lhs respective crc,itnrs col irrur e. Ben
urg,. paud Cosan. Jr. sg1 Daisy Hsa1st
tuuAn. be-. wlie. afr hereby notified a. Cd,
tneir claims. 9Th the yosea-~s thereof ssh
1tc Clerk yi thv Cirvasl Colr; inr Carroll
C1auty. Nilhsu $50 months tron ihs .,'th iay
st October 80
CHARLES r PINK.
DAVID y. HENNING.
JOHN MILTON REIFSNIHER.
EDWARD .. WEANT.
JOHN y. ROBERTS a.4
THOMAS J. CpoNAN.
aetDts Ira.t.rs
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Try our line Of Teas from Soc to soc Ii.
Splendid line of Coffee from Re to 85c h..
Good Flour from 45c 90 75c sacs.
Our line Of Syrup is complete at the follow
ing prices, SOC, soc, zoe. 60c
Pint, Quart and Half Gallon Fruit Jars,
White Fish and Mockerel
Best English Cheese Ice u.
Tin Cans At 5Sc doz
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These Are No Idle Boasts.

We this, the largest and only exclusive
clothing and merchant tailoring Carroll We entire attention
the clothing business buying early and in large cash. getting
advantage and discount With no clerks low and
VT -ie ou o all these advantages
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CIGAS. L. FINK
Solicitor
EXECUTORS SALE
- OF
VALUABLE FARM,

Near Pleasant Valley, Carroll county, Md.
BY virtue of the authority contained in the
last will and testament Of E. Jerome Myers,
and an order of the Orphans Court of Carroll
county, the undersigned will offer at Public
Sale. on the premises, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10Th, 1900,
at l o'clock, p. M, all that farm containing
1S5 ACRES, More or Less,
situated u miles from Pleasant Valley. in
Carroll county, Nd, adjoining the lands of
Jacob Study, Theo. Myers, Theo. King, and
others. The improvements con-
sist of 2-story Frame Dwell M
ing House, a good Bank Barn, "a, az
two diaries, two tenant Houses, 5e-15issezL
Hog House, sheds, carriage house, 2 large
corn cribs, blacksmith shop and other out
buildings Nearly every field has water for
cattle. There is a fine new orchard of apple,
peach, cherry and ounce trees, raspberries,
blackberrieS, currants, gooseberries aud grapes,
which were planted under contract which will
be explained at the sale. Timber prepared
for a new dwelling house will be sold with the
farm. About 3 acres of good timber on the
arm.
This is one of the finest dairy farms in Car
roll county.
Secondly. ACRES of Woodland,
about miles from the farm, near the Stone
road, and adjoining the lands of August Sittig
and others.
Terms of Sae:-One- third cash on the day
of sale, or upon the ratification thereof, and the
residue in two equal payments, the one pay
able in six months and the other in twelve
months from the day of sale, the credit pay
ments to be secured by the bonds or single
bills of the purchaser, with sufficient security,
bearing interest from the day of sale; or all
cash, at the option of the purchaser.
SUSANNA c. WILSON. ExecutriX.
At the same time and place | will offer for
sale lot of Farming Implements and other
Personal Property.
sep-22-5t SUSANNA c. WILSON.
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HOW ABOUT A FINE UT TO ORDER.


chevis and scotch goods Don place order
saver dget tai suite
\ great line of Underwear Shirts Neckwear, &c. sp5
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IL o. GRIMES,
H. Successor to
E. o. GRIMES X CO., AT
THE PRINCIPAL DEPOT,
WESTMINSTER, MD.

Having succeeded to the business of the
late firm of f. a. Grimes 4 Co., the under
signed solicits the patronage Of the firm 5
former customers and the public generally.
has as complete stock of
HOICE G ROC r f S
as can be found IN our city.
CHOICE TEAS, COFFEES, SGRUPS,
NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES, CANNED
GOODS OF ALL KINDS, CIGARS, TOE
BACCO, &C.
The best grades of PATENT PROCESS
and FAMILY FLOUR constantly on hand at
bottom figures. viii pay the Highest Prices
for WHEAT, CORN, RYE, OATS, and all
kinds of Country Produce.
Agent for Latin Il Rand's Blasting Pow
der, and Judson's Dynamite for stump blast
ing, &c Farmers can be supplied with the
best quality of COTTON and FLAXSEED
MEAL, HEAVY MIDDLINGS, BRAN, &c.
at lowest prices.
mar 26 Z. o. GRIMES.
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BALTIMORE
BUSINESS
COLLEGE,
N. Charles ST., BALTIMORE, MD

5 N. Charles St., BALTIMORE, MD.
PROGRESSIVE and up-to-date in every
respect. POSITIONS SECURED for Grad
yates without charge. PERSONAL IN,
STRUCTION in Bookkeeping, Penmanship,
Arithmetic, Shorthand, Typewriting and
other subjects. INVESTIGATION solicited.
DAY SCHOOL open. Students enter
at any time.
NIGHT SCHOOL October to April.
Tuition SO per month.
ELEGANT CATALOGUE FREE.
Z. H. NORMAN, President.
c. & P. Telephone 1913. sepl-l2t
CHAS T. FINK solicitor.
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REASON NO We will positively show the largest variety of the
styles in well made boys and the hnom
and o make o order
REASON NO 2. We will sell you clothing for less than
buy the quality elsewhere.
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OF kinds We
SD selling lots Of Clipped Beef which so the the country. Smoked Meats
do Gi and be convinced that lead and others follow in and
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Agency for Westminster Steam
Laundry.
Western Md Telephone.
By OPEN EVERY NIGHT. -pe
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i PUBLIC SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
In New Windsor District, and in Westminster,
Carroll County, Maryland.


Rv ,,;rt,a Of tho Sa,,orol 5acraos nossad bv
.ha T;,on;t CIT Co. Corn,,II oo,,,,t, 3, Emit,
=; oanso NJ 900 Eon;t IN sad Cam, wbare,
~ tLa IL, Not;onai Panl, Of West,,;nstar
~ ,,d IT, ,'Io;nt;f,, and Irone
n Ba",',,, n,,d r., ,,ra tJaf,nJants Tho nm.
I.;I - II H. - f go,
d. - P ll,,'i ~ LnshaI
''Il ~ ~ IJ:I II. IL g
w lawn ~ 80, anu 80 -
Ie'ng 5 u - 80 S i''u 49,. .; -
lja"1 HgcoI nI % 49, o0i ."", i, aTs b
IL -, ~ o., lo, - ~, Il C,;.IaI,
poT u -, ns,';5W iia'7;,,,,a,,I 1tbers
1',,I S,,,,''I. Sa ion1 ..,,d ro,,,r}.J ..
,,;I = H. II p w. ~ r,Gn AS
A,''' ',i''' III - -" -, d., Iii
VI. ,, :, NJ.
Windsor District '"'r"'I county, Nary 'h''
on ....,...,,,
SATURDAY., OClObEh Zith, 1900,
at two o'clock u. m, all that tract or parcel
o( land containing
rIyO ,IIrNDRED ACRES OF LAND
more OF leSs' % "h'Tn InNuey - ne'''t''
ueceaSeu' I'eu Se'A,' anu tOsS'ISeu an" gu
uaIeu ." 'ng oHlH ZEN 'on"' a''"' nv
mlteS from we" " 'i"SI1 anu ""o"t ""'-h"',
niue from pTnH'nss' ms iH' /" i improve"
10y " me double bricN ""ei5'hg -, .-.
mousse wv" "e"'n'' ooa'"eu
tenant muses. o"e MalAzALA
nouse' u" q "''' "'.i,N -
p''" "le " t.ig go " Wv ,,ti
wagon sheu' WIN I"u I'i" '''Ds ",''I - '''
"o9o'y corn cru n"s n I.,' SF''''7 ""''>'
an" ~, o'nei 'eI..sS''l o"l'''''sS -. L..
ine,e Is a ri'iT stti,s be ,' III ~ r,
" ., 49,, - A., I,p ,.r,s arc
-, a,,J =, a., s,n,Ii,;,,r ami
- -, ..I.,r,.l al. IT,.
Hie Tvs, = ~ 'tij : 80 -,
~, noo1i = - y,',II Nh
a. "a E N ~ Gh,li IA -,
IA, :, ,,,.,,,NstiangIIl an[ Of NJ, finest
firms IN NJ ro,,u5, and i, desirably located
IN churches. SrhooIs and stores.
Ana nm the 2g;b DAY OF OCTOBER.
NnNDAY Isoo nj ,bra,. n.,Ines n ID, the
,,,t..-s;.,,.,S trustees aud ,it,rn.ys in fact
Mn nfsr A pubiic sale. at the Cour, House
D,.,r m the CIV a, Westminster, Carroll
conoty ,b, foIlnNipr real property.
ny An tbaf y,InbIe propsrty ocrupied hy
D.y,J r,a,n Jr sitpafa AT the corner of
VIII. and Centre streets. in The. civ Of VEST.
minister and improved by /, superior two and
a-half story sIaIs rloieI brick
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CHARLES r. FINK.
DAVID y HENNtNG.
JOHN MILTON REIFSNlpEE,
EDWARD .. HEANT.
JOHN ". ROBERTS aud
THOMAS J. COuSAN,
Trustees and Attorneys in EAsg.
William 7. Wlls8a. Alctiauryr.
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WASHINGTON LIFE INSUR-
w ANCE 90, OF NEW YORK

This Company want Agents throughout
Maryland. They will pay the largest com
mission paid by any Company. Address
L. II. BALDWIN, Manager,
&c S. Holiday St, Baltimore, Nd.
DD
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OTIICIo. nc IN TTTVFVHItIIIS UUH
sist of a 2-story Frame Dwell
ing House, a good Bank Barn.
two diaries, two tenant Houses,
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Carroll county, Nd, adjoining the lands
Jacob Study, Theo. Myers, Theo. King, an
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-10-20

AT the same time and place | will offer for
sale a lot of Farming Implements and other
Personal Property.
sep-22-5t SUSANNA C. WILSON.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-10-20
&TON LETTER.
btful Testimony-Imper-
Re Departure from Right

be Democratic Advocated
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