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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-12-27
THE

InhaIe the spirit
OF Christmas in the keen frosty airI"
said Aimee. And SO they sailed forth.
They were soon on that side of the
town where the poorer classes dwell.
and where tonight the curbs were
lined with booths lit up by haring
torches. and the vendors were selling
cheap toys, fruits, candies. ever
greens and all sorts of articles, in op-
position to the long rows of attrac-
lively lighted and decorated shops.
The brother and sister mingled
with h crowd, who all seemed i'm
bued with more or less of the holi-
day humor. Even the blind beggars
begged cheerfully and called down
genial blessings on the equally cheer
full givers.
The sight was not new to them. for
the year before Aimee and Tom had
spent Christmas eve in this same
quarter.
For some weeks Aimee had been
boarding e small coins to invest
tonight, and these she had dropned
loose in her jacket pocket before sal
lying forth. And Tom, who had dis
covered Aimee's "trick" on the pre-
vious Christmas eve, had quietly fol-
lowed her example. So many a ssMer-
~ Christmas and God bless Won"
from the halt and blind, fell to their
share as they gayly passed, borne on
ward by the hurrying throng.
Their largesse-or 'little large
ness" as Tom dubbed twas not
alone for those who begged. An old.
withered woman, basket On arm,
paused doubtfully before a stall of
fruit, and Aimee dropped her largest
silver piece in the old crone's basket.
Tom swiftly following suit. Two tat
tered children were eying wistfully a
stand of cheap toys, when suddenly
from some unknown source a nickel
dropped into the grimy hand of each,
and made possible the delight which
seemed so far away to them the mo-
ment before.
sIt's wonderful" said Tom, show
much happiness a Ittle-a very little
money win buy on Christmas evel"
at blesses him who gives and him
who takesl" said Aimee.
Suddenly Tom gave her a nudge.
Hello, look-just ahead of us" he
said.
And Aimee saw a tall, spare man,
with head bent slightly forward and
hands linked loosely together behind
his back.
With an impulse of merry mischief
she reached forward and dropped a
in the half-open palm.
The tall man swiftly turned, gave
an exclamation Of surprise, and was
greeted by a hearty laugh from Tom.
.Prof. Vaughni"
my young friend, Tom-and Miss
alsoi Well, well-who would
have thought of meeting You two in
this part of the town tonight May
1 ask what brought you here?"
aust what brought you, professor,
APPARENTLY" laughed Tom. And
7he. this sister of mine has q fond
ness for seeking the spirit of Merry
Chrismas,' as she calls i'll"
AN apparently she has found IT"
said tie professor, smiling, while
Aimeeseyes twinkled and her lips
twitehedsith merriment at the way
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-12-27
The New Years habit-swearing Off
He practiced all his life;
1t didn't seem to do much good,
Nor help to fool his wife.
In This New Year.

The wound 20 feel-the cross to bear
In this New Year.
With many a sigh and many a tear;
And the red wreath of thorns to wear
In this New Year.
But faith is strong, and hops Is fair
In this New Year;
Back of the clouds the stars shine clear
The brighter day is lowering near
In this New Year.
No wintry landscapes dim and sere
Blight this New Year.
The lilies of Gods love appear.
The bells of Love are ringing clear
In this New Yeari
L. stanton. in Atlanta Constitutions
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.rmnfLake ROOF.

"You should eat more solid food, adj
vised the medical man.
The emaciated man smiled arimly.
sSolid food, doctor? Why, / eat the
food my wife cooks and that's too rolid
to chew.n-Chicago Daily News.
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The subsidy bill ia a great meas

The subsidy bill is a great meas
ure. 1t mean the transference Of
500, Ooo, 900 of government money into
the worthy pockets of a dozen of our
most honored and influential multi
m~illionaires- In a large and splendid
way they may be greedy and grasp
ing, but they are generously aware
that @you cannot make TN omelet
without breaking some eggs" and
that ten per cent. of such a golden
total is not too much to eruct in the
interests OF success - washinqton
Times.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-12-27

NO man a read that schedule
of rights which the president gave to
the Philippine commission. in an inn
verse order, without horror. Did you
ever read one of the treaties make
by the United States with an old world
power? On n side they speak of
the subjects of her majesty and on
the other the citizens of the United
States Now If these provisions guar
anteed to citizens Of the United States
do not apply to citizens of the Phil
ippine islands, it is time for us to
amend these treaties by adding: and
subjects after the words citizens of
the United States "-Benjamin Har-
rison.
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A SLIGHT.

Author-shalI 1 write a preface to
this book?
enthusiastically not. It's only
for xomer-Detvoit Free Press.
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Airs.

The fewer airs some musicians can
play the more they put on.-rhicago
Daily News
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LIGHT ON THE SUBSIDY.
A Plan to Mulct the Producers 20
Benefit the Wealthy Ship
Owners.

More light is thrown on the PROPOSE
ton to pay the ship owners $4,000, 900
bounty put of the pockets of the tax
payers every year for 90 years by the
Portland O~regonian, which thus de-
scribes the situation at the Portland
docks:
There are 90 ships in this port to-
day. all loading wheat and -four for
Europe, Africa and the orient. These
20 ships are owned by IL different indi-
viduals or firms. They will carry away
about 2,500,000 bushels of wheat,
grown by at least 1900 farmers, who,
receive no subsidy for growing wheat
in competition with the pauper labor OF
India, Russia and the Argentine. Hav-
ing no protection whatever in their
business, these 1900 farmers should
not be forced to pay a subsidy tax to
increasethe already large profits of the
II ship owners, who are carrying their
produce to market-not from any pa
triotic motive, but because there is
money in the business. With the ex-
ception of a couple of French vessels
none of the feet now In the river draws
a subsidy from any government. They
sail the world over, taking cargo wher-
ever it can be found, and successfully
competing with other ships"
This is the whole case against the
subsidy in a nutshell. 1t is proposed
that 1.500 producers shall pay IL ship
owners for transporting the product
to market a price sufficient to yield a
reasonable profit; and that, in addi-
ton, the producers shall join with the
rest of us in paying a bounty to the
shipowners, in recognition of their
kindness. we presume. in c~onsenting to
a living instead of running for
office.
The thing is so preposterous il is in
credible that any political leader with
the slightest regard for his reputation
should be willing to appear as its apol-
and advocate.
If it goes through congress and be-
comes a law, the sh~ip-subsidy bill will
prove to be the deadliest blight to pub
lie mems careers the country has
known since the infamous salary
Senators and representatives
who have any ambition to continue in
The services of the nation. to say moth
of rising in it, should take warning
time.-Chicago Journal (Rep.).
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THE
PROFESSORS
PRESENTS

out and see
how t b e other
half p e n d E
Christma eve,"
said Tom.
"Come out and
inba1a fIo snirif
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

The undersigned Examiners, appointed 10y
virtue of a commission to them issued 10y the
County Commissioners of Carroll county, to
locate. or cause 10 be located aud opened a
public road in said county, commencing at
point in the public road leading from the
Trump road to the Pennsylvania hne, on the
land of Josiah kump, near a sDrlng; thence
through the land OF the said hump on the
most practical route to the land of William !.
Geeting. and through it on the most practical
route to the line between the SAID GeetIng ;
land Reuben V Myers land and ON or near
said line to the line between the land of the
said Myers aud Josiah Marsh, and on or uear
said line to land of the said Myers, and
through It on the bed of an old road 10 the
line between the land of the said Myers aud
Geo. W. Zepp, and on or near said line ON
the bed of the said old road to the land OF
il on the bed of the said old road to Geo. W.
Zepp's land, and through it on or near the
bed of the said old road to the line between
the land of the said Zepp and Ephralm Vent,
and on or near said line on the bed of the
said old road 10 the line between the land OF
the said Zepp and John Shaffer, aud on or
near said line on the bed Of the said old read
to the Pennsylvania line.
All persons whom it may concern are
hereby notified that We will meet at place Of
beginning on Monday, April Q, 1900, at .
o clock, a. m.
JACOB ESSIG,
EDWARD KREIDLER.
WM EROCE,
mrbg-5t Examiners.
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The Latest Pension Applicants.
From the Boston Herald.

1t is made public from the Pension Office
that from eight volunteer regiments which
served in the Spanish War there have come
1858 applications for pensions. Yet IN these
regiments Just 254 casualties were reported
while the war was in existence. There is nat
ural curiosity to know on what basis the re,
naming 1914 claims are placed, Most of
them, probably, on the ground of health per
manently injured by camp service. II they
are well founded, the course OF our Govern
ment in providing for the men in camps was
much worse than was charged at the time.
But we assume that few believe them to be
well founded. The hand of the pension at
torney has doubtless been very active here.
A Congressman asserted on the floor of the
House of Representatives last week that there
is not IA volunteer who served in the war with
Spain who has failed to receive numerous let
ters from pension attorneys, urging them to
put in claims for pensions. This may have
been an exaggerated statement, but there is
doubtless strong foundation. of truth in it.
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DRIVATE SALE.

The undersigned, agent, has for sale the
following described properties
Dwelling house, No. 43, on Liberty EszzsA
street. Westminster; frame, part brick .1lllsa.
and part weatherboarded; rooms and wide
hall on lst floor; . rooms aud bath room on
2d floor; cellars under whole building; gas and
water; well arranged in every respect.
Lot No A. Liberty street; good newly
built stable ia rear on alley
Three lots on Fair Ground containing from
, to y acres each; now IN grass; will be sold
separately or Jointly as desired.
Also farm Of 81 acres. short distance from
the city OF Westminster; improvements are
large brick house. stable aud other outbuild-
ings This land IS Of good quality and in
good condition: well watered, &c. VIII sell
it in whole or any part of It desired. There
are several fine building sites upon 1t.
Terms 10 suit.
L. LYNCH, Agent,
sent 30 If Westminster, Md.
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Had 40 Wives, Now in State Prison.

CHICAGO, March 4.-Walter l.. Farnsworth,
bigamist. was sentenced to the penitentiary
Yesterday by Judge Baker He is said to
have forty wives in various parts of the eoun-
try. He was indicted ON four charges and
acknowledged he had been married four times
without the formality Of divorce from any
one of the four wives, all of whom are living
Farnsworth was known as Bradford and by
other names. His real name is said to be
0rton. He has relatives in Baltimore where
he once lived
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MARYLAND IN THE REVOLUTION.

Part Taken ia Historical Events by Residents
Of Annapolis and the State-Contribuiious
TO the Army We're Greater in Proportion
Than Those Of Any Other SAte-George
Washington Nominated for COMMANDMENT
Chief by Thomas Johnson-The Peggy
Stewart Not the Only Vessel Burned IN the
Chesapeake Bay
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Original 2oetrg.
WHAT A WOMAN MAY BE.


BYo C. sHIPLES.
A woman may lee wrinkled, old
Yet beautiful aud sweet;
Again, with locks Of sheeuy gold,
BE filled with sham, deceit
So truly live that She viii he
Missed sorely when she's gone;
BE vain and proud by tlattery
To ruin may be dawn.
Be crowned with praise, and Yet possess
Herself IN humble way
Unto the one she loves the best
sharp, cruel wOrIs may say.
BE poor in worldly goods, ami yet
Full rich in character;
May be households joy and pet,
To many truly dear.
She may follow fashions every turn
May sport a s,sil-sklu coat.
Yet be unable to discern
An old eve from goat
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
Office of Western Maryland Telephone
Co. of Carroll County, Maryland,
Westminster, February 9th, 1900
The annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Western Maryland Telephone Co. Of Car
roll County will be held at the Office of the
Company, in ''The Westminster hotel build
ing. Westminster Nd, on Saturday, March
18th, 1900, between the hours of 10 a. m. and
| a. n.
At said meeting Seven Directors will be
| elected to manage the affairs OF the Company
for the ensuing year, also to transact such
other business as may be necessary.
A. II. HUBER,
mar-3-te Secretary and Treasurer.
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NO a7eo EoUITY

n the Circuit C0art far Carroll C4snty
IN Eqaits
Francis Neal Parke. Assignee af AssIgaer Ug
Mortgage. ys. Elizabeth Heed, NcugaEnr,
Ordered this 23rd day II February. iasa.
by the Circsii Court for Carroll ,asniy. in
Equity, that lhs sale ~ the property ulets
TONED "a ,heso proceedings, utssir aod report.
r.i by Frames Neal PaIkc. assignee ai a.
siguse ct mortgage, - ratItied sud confirmed
aults. caus- 60 the contrary iher,pi b. -h0sn
an ~ tslorc ihs siib ,iay Of Masch next, psp-
vijei rops of this order br tasert-d in souar
ne v-sTayrf puhlished 10 Carroll tnungg uuce
ia each a. thfee surecsslte eeeks before iha
Iesh iay al March next,
The report states tAe amoanl - ,siy .o h.
kTfu.pG
JAS. II. BiLIISGStEA. Cierk.
True cops. Fest
6eba4 81 aAsss a. fisLLSesEE,. Clesk.
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Mrs. Sarah G. Gilbert Dead.

BURLINGTON, W., March 4-Miss Sarah
C. Gilbert died here of pneumonia on Satur-
day after brief illness. She had been
resident of this city but few months, having
come here from Thurmont, Nd, where she,
had succeeded her father in the management
of the Gilbert House. She resided with her
niece, Mrs. II. C. 10y. The remains were
taken this evening to Thurmont for burial.
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WESTMINSTER, Mn. March |, 1900.
Thereby give notice thai the following per.
sons have filed applications in the Office oi
the Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Carroll
county Tor Liquor Licenses, 10 wit:
TO KEEP 4 HOTEL OR ORDINARY
Jacob l.. Wire, Westminster. Nd
SALOON OR RESTAURANT:
William r. Fowler, Westminster, Nd.
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And unless cause 10 the contrary be shown
in writing on or before the 10Th day of
March, 1900 the licenses applied for Will
be issued. provided the said applicants comply
with the requirements of Chapter &, Acts ot
1894 requisite thereto
JAS. II. BILLINGSLEA,
Clerk OF the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
-
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NO. 1897 EQUITY

NO. 1897 EQUITY.
L. the Circaii Court for Carroll County.
John r. ura,iorI. Trustee, So io-rphus ura
dorif
Or,lrr,,i this i,g iav og March, A. D., 1890.
thai the SIXTH acrnaui Of the Auditor 5lel ~
thts rsstse he 6nally ratified aud confirmed
aul..s cause a. tbs CONTRARY thereof he Shown
on or tp,fprs- abe leah dsy of March. Iasi.
provided \ copy 1T thIs gysicr b. iusesied i7r
tao successive seeks before the last raPiv'i
lsy iu .,.a.e newspaper psblisbyd ip Carroll
cDunty
JAS II BIiIINGStkA. CLERK
True capF. -feI-
giAss II Jas a. BuIINsstEt. CLERK.
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The undersigned. Examiners, appointed by
virtue Of a commission to them issued hy the
County Commissioners of Carroll county. to
open aud locate public road IN said county,
commencing Al point IN the county road
leading from SnYdersburg posiofhce in Crau-
berry posiofhee, in said county, on the lue
dividing the lands Of Charles +. Trump snd
Michael r. Walsh and Nicholas J. Walsh;
thence thereWiih nearly soath about 2a0
perches to ths land Of Howard ;. Witier;
thence through the land Of said Wbier aud
the land Of the said Michael +. Walsh and
Nicholas J. Walsh 10 a point about 80 yards
northwcs; Of bounded wbiie oak tree, AZ the
southern part oi ss,id Waishs lAud. Whcrc i
adjoius the hand Of Harry L5ppy and Martha
f. Barry: thence through the land Of sand
Martha T.. Barry ia q soGthery direction to
the nearest point IA the oaaniy road Which
rms through the land OF said Martha +. Barry
An persons whum u may concern arr here
by notified that ne all meet on SATURDAY..
the slS OF March. 4. d. 1900, az - o. eiock
a. m, al the place 1t beginning, tn execute
the trust repesed ja Us s,y the aforesaid Com
mission.
JACOB u. LESTER.
GEORGE &. SrANSBU Rf.
CHRISTIAN HUNT.
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rHARIES B. RnRERrs.

iAte uf Carroll coaaty deceased, All persons
slavins claims against the decreased are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same, with the voachrFs
thegcaflegally authenticated. Ia the subscriber,
GA or before the 2tth day Df September. lsss,;
,hsy NAV otherwise By law h-a excluded from
al benefit of szid estate
Given under my hARd this aFh Dag Of
February. 1900.
ANNIE M RORERTS.
frb2i a ESecutuN.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
This is to give notice that the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court OF Car
roll county, in Maryland. letters OF admin
istration on the Personal Estate of
RUDOLPH MARTIN,
late of Carroll county. deceased All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated, TO the subscrI'
Der. ON or before the Bird day of October,
1900, they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
Given under my hand this 26th day oi
February, 1900.
HENRIETTA MARTIN,
mar3 Al Administrative.
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rt2l
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

This is "a give notice that the subscriber
have obtained from the Orphans Court al
Carroll county. in Maryland. letters Tesia-
menIary on The Personal EsIai,. 0f
MORDECAI G. MckINSTRN,
late OF carroll county. deceased. All persons
having claims agains, the deceased are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated, 10 the sub.
seribers, on OF before the 24tn day Of SeP,em
Der. 1900; they may otherwise by laW be eN-
eluded from all benefit OF said estate.
Given under our hands this 10th day Of
February, 1890. -
AGNES N. SIMMONS,
JENNIE f. McKfNSTRl,
feb "a 81 kNecutrices-
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Soap enough TO supply 100000 for one year has re-
Gently arrived in Denver in one load. 1t was car
ried in special train of fortyive carloads and if
stacked up one bar on top of another, this soap
would make pile over 1855 miles high.
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BENNETT 81 CO.,
NEAR THE DEPOT, WESTMINSTER, Md
COAL.
SLATE.
LUMBER,

SASH DOORS kinds of Mil Work Diamond Wall CEMENT
for paeing AGRICULTURAL EMENTS Vulcan Chilled PLowS
their
in The plo made
Whilst in Sole Carroll for the ee
SCHUTTIER WAGONS the best farm Wagon in the
world MOWERS RAKES, BINDER
TWINE OH. DEERNG IDEAL BINDER the hghst running and
today The only machine equipped with ball
roller shaft and
Deerng PLATFORM Deeng lever reel Dng Binder attachment
and Deeing all which make the perfect
nd in world and before buying Superior
and Oweeo Champion WAGONS One horse WAGONS
Steel and HAY FORKS
ROLLERS Riding and Walking Gull
TIyAToRS Single Fn
ENGINES THRASHERS STACKERS SAW MILLS &c Satisfaction
0n.r,ueed every article NJ
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INoR SALE

ip- Jesses Cow. af5h thiri calf 80
tt let s5i-s rra.nn inr selling. have RSs
r,.a ntsny. Her miikiaE 4aaiG'i-~ -rzs'sz--aa-
arr go.,d. bath in yaaniify and qgailtg,
zN Wjll have ready by ihe last ot March
'a%Sks hae lai oi Sboats for sale. sl-,,
ssszzks2 sJs,sss - pasnsis II lard. guaranteed
ifluao Aad pare
FRANK 81. wIILEf.
mar y Frrslhurs, NJ,
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All my farming equipment, CON -ge-rxa
sisiiug of : Head ot Horses, lO~NS.ssE
n Head Of Cattle. Shoais, -N=M
d., Brs.od Sows, 3 Wagons, Covered
N1ASpring Wagon. Wagon Beds. IA
Hay Carnage, aDi fall hoe 81 'ua. TEz.fff
pirmsuis 81 All kinds usci ou a sscii 6@Ezz&szs
equipped farm Stock aud implements are
e6,d and worthy the attention of intending
purchasers
mars q BENZ. r. SEIBY.
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MORDECAI c. McKINSTRl
TO CREDITORS,

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
This is Ia give notice that the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court Of Car
rsll county, in Maryland, letters Testamen-
tary on the Personal Estate of
JOHN GAIT,
late of Carroll county, deceased. Allpersons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated, 10 the snbscri-
Der. on or before the oath day of September,
1900; they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate.
Given under my hand this 10Th day of
February, 1900
KATE 2. CALF,
feb.24-4ts ENechtrlA-
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InHN poHoFFE. LnAYmOFFI

late Of Carroll county. deceased. All persons
having clAias against ihu 1ceyasrd afs hsFshs
warned "a exhibit the same, w,ih thg Fnaehsr'
thereof legally Authenticated, 80 ;hv satssFl'
bar. on or before ths i5;h dzy Of S-pi-mlsrr.
lls0: they may utherSise by las b. eSclssfiesl
lr,lm al bracti, - said estate.
Given under my haud this l2ih DAY ai
February. 1904
WILLIAM HELTEBRIDlE.
f-bl- a Administrator.
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STATEMENT

STATEMENT
SHOWING TuE CONDITION or THE
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE con-
PANY uF CARROLL. COUNTY. MD,
DECEMBER sisi. Ism.
Total iBc5me daFsps th. yras S i7,4tS.tl
Total Expeaaiiare. daring the
year.....-...........................-. l7.+ss 10
ASSETS.
Real Esgass- -.........S 2Has.tp
Boots nd Stocks
o~url by Com
panv ................... ~ os0oo
PrrsasiHn Notes. 2ts. 1850
AssHts- ..t....-r~.-.-.---. 81. .tFsain
LIABILITIES.
Amaurs Of Policies in fssre IN
tpHra States on SlSl, nvc.
ISy3..,............-............-...s,i52G - Gas.oo
Auoant Of Policies ssjiteu iu
MARYLAND durius the year isg9 tus, as ~
Premiums received on Maryland
t,,s.in,.ss, ia IS99 iu cash 4,... Ss5.0o
STATE OF MARYLAND,
Insurance Department
Commissioner Ottice,
Annapolis. February 9, 1890,
Io compliance Niih the Code IL Puhljc
General Laws. | hereby certify that the above
Is = trHs abstract from the statement Of the
Mutual Fire Insurance Company oi Carroll
County. Nd, to December 5ist, iSgg now
GA file ia this Department
r. ALBERT KURTZ.
mars 81 Insurance Commissioner.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

ThIs Is io give uuiicc lhst shr -ut.sestief
ha. obtained trogn ghc ou,haus tsarg pf
CAFr,5N ruanfy. ia Maryland. letter. u} aa
usint-g5a,ion ou she pcTsansl Estate uf