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Billy in proportion as they made little
! of him, and for three days or so the
blithe young fellow seemed fairly to
! walk on air. Moreover, she had taken
him into family condolences in telling
him of the missing son and brother,
for both her uncle and cousin, she said,
were so sensitive about it they could
not talk to anyone except when actual
ly necessary. They had leaned, as it
were, on the general and on Col. Arm
strong for a day, and then seemed to
draw away from both. They even
seemed to take it much amiss that her
father had to be absent when they
came, though they had sent no word,
until late, of their coming. He was on
his return, might arrive any hour, but
SO might they go: Now if Billy could
only discover that missing son.
Then came an inspiration! Pencil
ing brief note he gaveit to soldier of
his company and bade him take it to
the guard tents. 1t told Morton of the
colonefs orders, issued that very day,
and bade him be patient-he hoped and
believed opportunity would be afforded
for an interview that evening. Then he
hunted up subaltern of his own grade
whom he knew would probably be the
detail for otficer-of-the-guard that
evening. Brooke" he said, twill you
swap tours with me if Gordon's willing
l have-I'd like nightly to exchange
if it's oil the same to you"
Brooke hesitated. He had social
hopes and aspirations of his own. BY
swapping" with Gray he might find
! himself doomed to night in Gang
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was that unless he changed his mind he
would not even be candidate for re.
nomination. AS to Eddy, he has
wrapped himself in the sheet of self.
complacency and may keep on thinking
that he is it, until election.
The latest regarding Heatwole is that
he expects the nomination for governor
on the promise, said to have come from
Hennepin county, that he could win by
10000! The spectacle of the lovely Joel
running on q platform condemning his
party and excoriating the president is
amusing to say the least.
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A Year of Romance.

with cts November ISSUE The Century Magazine
begins Year Of Romance, during which many OF
the most famous living writer's Of fiction will con-
tribute to the magazine short stories, novels, or
NOVELTIES The reception accorded THE Helmet OF
Navarro" begun in the August number, indicates
that the proposed departure will be popular one,
and with such names to eonjure with as Rudyard
Kipling Mrs. Burnett, Bret Barte, Lew Wallace,
Weir Mitchell, Miss wilkins. Winston Churchill,
HOwells, James, Harris, Cable. Stockton Page,
Anstey and Ian Msclaren-to note but these few
the conductors of The Century are pretty sure to
meet the tastes fall lovers of fiction.
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Death of Two Prominent Men.

Two men died on Monday who have been
prominent in the business world. One wa.
Henry Willard, who was prominent in up
building the Northern Pacific railroad, and
later was accused Of wreekiug the property
Mr.. Willard was a native Of Bavaria but came
to the United States when a young man.
For some years he was a newspaper reporter,
then became interested in the Northern Paei
&c, and became millionaire.
The other 70 pass away was Marcus DAILY
Of Montana He was a native OF Ireland, and
came to this country without any means. In
mining operations and speculation be amassed
fortune Of twenty millions Of dollars, and
became famous politically through his opposi
ton to former partner, William A. Clark
whom he defeated for the United States Sen
ator, by proving Clark had waa his election
BY bribery. Clark, It will be remembered,
was expelled from the Senate after long
hearing over the charges Of bribery. Like
DAILY, Clark is a millionaire, and when they
locked horns money was poured out lavishly.
Clark has won another contest for United
States Senator, and the death Of Daily viii
leave him without opposition
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November , 1870. in silver Run. sd. Hsssk aah
CroWi. aged ~ years
We Iniss thee from oar home. ,.esr lather.
We miss thee from thy place
slis1oW DER life j. cast,
We mis- he sunshine Of Thy iace-
We mis- thy kind azd willing hand.
Thy foisd and earnest carr
Our hutur il dark without thae
We miss thee every where
A hather dear, a father Kind,
Has gone AID left Us here behind.
Cease Ia weep for tears are vAin,
And father dear Is Out q pain
BY Ms paCDHrER ASNIE e. ENlFFfE
Dsarest father. thou has lefi us.
And thy foss We deeply fccl.
But It's God that has herrfl us.
he can all our sOrrOss heal
Yet again We hope To meet ,roc.
When The day Of life - led:
When In heaven with by 10 greei tssc.
Where no farewell ts1Tsar slsed
~ Ia nsuSHTEE AND GRAND eaILuseS. FsKTy AS
HILpEElpLE
Al wes,minster. Nd. on SovcHh-rr , 1854 Cassp.
bell stephens HAHstunc v :. aged - years !
months and = days
hold it true. " hAie'er hefAl
seel Il when ssrry mpSi.
"flx hekter "a, have loved siFt iuSs.
Than never to have Eoyc3 AZ al.
He has gone fFom bis loved ones his ehilareu. h,.
Whom he willingly tols,i for and Joye,i As ats lc
on. Ciod how my.ierioss. and hou sirsaEc are 'ay
WAYS
To take irom Us this Ioved one ia the bs.s Of hJ,
days
In Roanoke. Va on October :. 1870 tlsnsuce e
aged II ycars months and . days, 81 y iiiain
h Stevenson. 81 Roanoke and granissn - Ar ami
Mrs. Joshua steyenson- Of Westminster. Nj.
Oh can il be Iigtie Clarepec il gone.
The pae loved - dear.
VIII he never more smile upon
Never hear when We Gall
Dear ones DO not wish him back
Rut II You are good and true,
You VIII one day 20 ~ him
But he can never come 90 yuu.
sRkSpMA =
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1t begins to look like the announcement that
Quay would have enough votes in the Penn
sylvania legislature to elect him to the United
States Senate was premature. Some claimed
for him have positively stated they were
against him, and some ugly attempts to gain
votes for him by intimidation aud bribery
have come to light in Philadelphia. Il looks
like Mr.. Quay will never be a Senator from
Pennsylvania again
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TWO DAYS SALE OF
L PERSONAL PROPERTY

The undersigned. as Administrators of Ida
5. Engle, late OF Carroll county, Nd, by vir-
tue of AN order ii the Orphans Court, will
sell az her late residence near Avoudale
Station. on the '0ld John Shaler Farm,
near CasSelfs Mill. on
TUESDAY aud WEDNESDAY, NoVEM.
Der y aud IS 1900,
at 10 a. N. prompt, each day the following
property:
Shorses, mule. Is cows, some fresh, and
some will be BY day of sale; two year old
heiferS, year old bull, > one year old bulls;
seven tai hogs, > 4 or 6horse broadtread
wagons, spring wagon. lowdown wagon, two
horse carriage, phaeiop, sled, dung sled, ?
sets breechbands, sets front gears, collars,
brides, lines. whips new double set carriage
harness, sets single harness, saddle, brides,
haIters. cow and log chains, standard chains.
Milwaukee binder, Mccormick mower,
threshiug machine and horse power, wheat
fan, York drill Oliver Chilled plows,
snikey pluw, combined pillow, fertilizer aud
corn planter. single shovel plows, corn work
ers, springtooh harrow, Osborne lever har-
row, horse rake, breast and butt chains, roller,
single, double aud triple trees, spreaders.
corn planters, hay knife, II inch Ross feed
cutter, wagon beds, , hay carriages, stable
cleaner, forks. rakes, hoes picks, mattocks,
shoyels, post digger, chicken brooder, coops,
lime box. wheelbarrow, lot Of barrels, boxes,
benches, - locust posts. lot of pointed rails,
corn shelter, grind stone, seythes and snathe,
hog troughs, lot Of iron, pump irons, lot of
carpenter tools, crosscut saw, wood and hand
saws aud many other articles.
. milk cans, Is, Is and Is IL good condition;
milk coolers, crooks, churns &c. $50 barrels
Of new corn.
Also Household aud Kitchen Furniture. viz:
5 beds, bedsleads aud bedding. 100 quilts,
spreads and sheets, nearly new; ticks, pillows,
holsters. cases. carpets, cook stove, with
water back and fixtures; in fact everything
contained in the house All the above is in
fret class condition, and farmers and house
keepers who wish to replenish are invited to
this sale.
Terms.-All sums under $, cash; on sums
of s. and over. "a credit of six months will be
given, purchasers To give their notes, with
approved security, hearing interest from day
Of sale. No property to he removed until
settled for.
CHARLES c. ENGLE.
JACOB J.. SHAFER,
uoy3.is Administrators.
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nusrness locals.

All goods are alike to Putnam Fadeless
Dyes, as they color all tbers at one boiling.
Sold by Shaw Drug Co.. Westminster, Md.
An Oyster Supper will be held in West
minister during the week Of Thanksgiving for
the benefit Of the w. G. IT, U. work in this
county.
Responsible Women can add easily 20 their
income by earning Il commission aud also an
opportunity to share in our distribution of
$l7 500 in cash by taking subscriptions for
the Delineator. No outfit required. Costs
only postal card to enable you to start.
Address Butterick Publishing Co., Dept
ID. II West 18th ST, New York.
References any bank or express agent.
THANKSGIVING DAY SPECIAL EXCURSIONS TO
HAGERsTowS AND THE WONDERFUL CAV
ERNs or LURAY.
On Thanksgiving Day Thursday, Noyem,
Der 10Th J, the Western Maryland Railroad viii
run special excursions to Hagerslown and Lu-
ray. The special train will leave Westminster
al g. % a. M, and returning viii leave Luray-
at $50 D. H. and Hagerstown at 8. Is p. IN.
The excursion rate from Westminster To Ha
gerstown aud return will be only $l.00 aud to
Luray 81. 80, including coupon of admission 10
the Caves and services of guides. The won
ders of the renowned Caverns of Luray are
indeseribable and truly marvellous in their
many realistic formations and erystalzaiions
of inspiring beauty and grandeur. Tickets
good going and returning only on special train
and limited to date November 18th. 2t
FoR SALE :-Pure-b bred Shropshire buck,
yearling. n Bay, Fnksburg, Carroll county,
Md.
C. L. GrossnickIe, " s., will be in West
minister every Monday, from a. m. until p.
M, at the old City Hotel, near the Courthouse.
A specially with horses with Poll Evil, and
Fistula will be treated. A remedy TO cure
collie.
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DUBLIC SALE
Il HE A sEEY
VALUABLE FAR M,

The subscribers, as execaiarS Of Abraham
Prugh. deceased. will sell al Public Sale, on
the premises nB
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5ib. 1900.
al - clock. ~. thar Valuable Farm 81
which the said deceased died seized aud pos.
sesscd, la Noolery s district, between Gambler
aud Louisville. oB the NIcoiesuus and Murmy
roads, containing
2O5 ACRES OF LAND. More OF Less.
The improvements thereon consist Of a
Rough Cast Dwelling MOUSE, containing 5
rooms, IA large Bank Barn aud all other neces.
sary buildings. There Is a well Of excellent
water at the house. About 20 acres is fine
Wood Land. The arabic land is ia high
state Of cultivation. There Is a large proper p
ton Of valuable Meadow Land, with tine water
in every field. There is an abundance OF tine
fruit, &c.
LEWIS +. PRUGH,
ALBERT PRUGH.
nov l7-3t Executors
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Crowds Always Follow thecrowd
and
1 all and
; be
JOHN TT. DEBRIS,
Where find the u the line of

Try our line of Teas from S5c to soc ID.
Splendid line of Coffee from l2c to 35c ID.
Good Flour from 45c to 75c sack
Our line of Syrup is complete at the follow
ing prices, SOC, SOC, Zoe, 60c.
Pint, Quart aud Half Gallon Fruit Jars,
White Fish and Mackerel.
Best English Cheese Ice ID.
Tin Cans at SIC doz.
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MARRIED.

On November IS. 1900. at the parsonage. By Rev.
Z. J. Buniete. pastor OF Deco Park CircaiL kichani
T. Stricken and Minnie Baker.
Near Pleasant Gap. Nd. November H. l9o, by
Elder VIM. II. franklin, John z. knauf aHd MIS-
Gace A. B. keefer both Of Carroll county, Nj.
Al Roop's Mills, November X 1870, by
Elder W Z. Roop. James A. Brothers and Miss
Susie K. RoufEohn. both Of uezr Westminster. Md
Near Winfield, Md. November ~ 1850 by EIder
VIM. H. Franklin Charles +. sheets. Of New Nlni-
sor Nd md Miss sarah G. Foutz. ~ " lnle d, ht-
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EOR SALE OR RENT.

With or without the stock Of mdse., one OF
the most desirable Store Properties along the
W. NJ r. R.. ia this county; also, and with
or without mdse., another Valuable Store
Property along the b. & 0. r. K. in this
county Apply at once.
THE GEO. W. ALBAUGH REAL ES-
TATE AND BROKERAGE co.
nov17-3t J. Ezra Stem, Sec. and Treas.
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MO. 1887 EQUITY.

~
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Eleanor S. Armacost, Mortgage, vs.. Katie
NJ. b. Armacost, Mortgagor
Ordered this 9th day OF November, 4. D.,
1900. that the account of the Auditor filed in
this cause be finally ratified and confirmed,
unless cause TO the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the 26th day of November, inst, +;
provided copy OF this order be inserted for
two successive weeks before the last named
day in some newspaper published in Carroll
county.
JAS. II. BILLINGSLEA, Clerk,
True copy,-Test;
novI0 2t JAS. ii. BuIINGsLEA, Clerk.
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4 STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS
n AND DISBURSEMENTS OF THE
BOARD OF COUNTY SCHOOL
COMMISSIONERS OF CARROLL
COUNTY. MD. FOR THE YEA r
ENDING JULY 3lst, 1900
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We have the largest and most complete
line of Fancy Groceries. in bottles aud cans.
ever before exhibited to the public of this city
aud county. Hrinzs Pickles uf all kind.
Heinz Baked Beans, Heiuz's Tomato Soup,
Heinz ketchup, Chill Sauce. India Relish,
Celery Salad. Olives, Pepper Sauce. Mustard,
Jams aud Canned Meats Of all kinds, Maple
Syrup.
Mason's Bakery Fancy package Cakes Of
all kinds, Teas, Cudees, Spices, Sugars,
Syrups.
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President Mckinley has invited all has
Cabinet to remain with him during bis uex,
term. It's likely nearly all will accept
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CLOSING OUT SALE OF
" LUMBER AND CORD WOOD.
ON TUESDAY NOVEMBER 20, 1900.

ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1900,
On the premises of the undersigned, lately
the premises of Henry Troutfelter, Westmin-
ster District, Carroll county, Maryland, at
Morelock's School House, adjoining the lands
of John Roger, John Beard, and others, will
be sold at public sale $4,000 feet of oak
boards, plank and scantling, Go cords oak
slab wood, 10 acres of uncut wood, tree tops,
etc., in lots to suit purchasers.
Also, at the same time and place, will be
sold the tract of land from which the timber
has Just been cut, 10 acres, more or less.
credit of three months will be given.
Sale to commence at l O'Clock p. m, on
Tuesday, November 20, 1900, when terms
and conditions will be made known by
nov 10 Is A. NJ. KALBACH.
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George l. stoct zdale and Rrif.afticr 4
Grimes. Solicitors
TRUSTEES SALE
Il oF
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND,
= II. No., T-sze.U Cor,tv Ma


By virtue Of a decree Of the Circuit Cour,
for Carroll County, sitting as a Court OF Equity,
PASSED 10 cause No. $50, wherein John ii.
Stem, Administrator, &c, is complainant and
William Henry Williams and Others are De
PENDANTS, the undersigned. Trustees named 10
said decree, will offer at public sale on the
premises. situate on the Public County road
IL miles south Of Winfield, aud 10 miles from
Westminster, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2sth, A. d.
1900. at - o clock sharp, all that tract oi
land containing
s. ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS,
excepting about acres, more or less. hereto
fore sold OF to Isaiah Costly, Esq and also a
small tract Of land containing about II acres
OF land. more or less, all situate rs aforesaid,
and adjoins the lands Of Messrs. I. Farber,
Johnzey Pickett, J. II. Conway, Isaiah
Costly and Mrs Scott, and is worth the at
iention OF purchasers. About 80 acres is fine
Timber Land, in prime condition, &c., aud
the cleared land Is in fair condition. some
fruit. water. &c. The Trustees will have the
above tracts Of land run by the County Sur.
veyor, aud a plat OF same made before day OF
sale, aud exhibit said plat on day Of sale, aud
sell the land AS mentioned ahd descflneu bl
said plat, as containing the quantity therein
named. The Wood Land wlil he iaid on into
lots
Terms Of Sale. -One-third of the purchase
money 10 be paid on the day Of sale Or upuu
the ratification thereof hy the Court; balance
in one aud two years from the day ct sale
credit payments to be secured TO the satisfac-
ton of the trustees and to bear interest from
the day of sale, or the whole Of the purchase
money can be paid in cash at the option of
the purchaser or purchasers.
For further particulars call upon John H.
Stem at Win6eld, Carroll county, or upon the
trustees al Westminster, Maryland.
GEORGE l.. STOCkSDALE,
ELIAS o. GRIMES, Jr.,
John NJ. Yinghng, anct. Trustees.
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Ia the Orphans Court Ut Carroll County
Sarah c. Dglts Il al. w. Elizabeth NJ Wenlz
and Alvin T. Tracy. Infant.
Ordered this 10Th day OF November, 4. y. .
1900, that the account ot the auditor
filed 10 this eslu>. be finally ratified and con
frmed unless cause Ia the contrary thereof be
shown on 90 before the Bird day Of Drcsmb rr
next; provided a copy OF This order b. inserted
tor two successive weeks before lhe hast named
day in soRs newspaper published IA Carroll
county.
JOSEPH D. BROOKS, Register.
True copy-Test;
JosEFH u. BRooEs, Register OF Wills,
uoyl7-2t
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No. 1895 EQUITY

~
IL the CiEcaa Cuart Tor Carroll Coaufr.
George II. Birstc, Assignee y; Aartkzzrs. ~
CalEaFsa~ a FuFnrY and " EdHari
Fssury. her husband. Nousaears.
Ordered this l61h iay % Nurras bsr. A. u.
lss1. that ,he srcoaHi Of iha Aadiier
hicd ia ib5s cause b- 'iua..y raiiii-d asd raa-
nruesi, aHHsass cease So Itv contrary thereof b.
sho~n oo us before the SRI iay IT p,cess, t-,r.
next; provided copy Of lhs- order b. inserted
for tao successive urrks before Ih~ last
named day ia some newspaper Published in
Carroll eonnty
JAS. II. BlLIINGSLEA. Clerk
frIs Copy, Tess
usyI7 p jas H. BuLiycsLga. Clerk.
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MO. 3797 EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Lydia Saube vs. George r. Sauble ct al.
Ordered this 10th day of November, A. D.
1900, that the account of the Auditor filed in
this cause he finally ratified and confirmed,
unless cause TO the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the Bird day of December next;
provided copy of this order be inserted for
two successive weeks before The last named
day in some newspaper published in Carroll
county.
JAS. H. BILLINGSLEA, Clerk.
True copy Test.
nov17 3t JAS. Ii. BILLINGsLEA. Clerk.
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TO CREDITORS.

This Is to give notice that the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Carroll county, in Maryland. letters Of adj
minstration on the Personal Estate of
CATHARINE LONG,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. Al persons
having claims against the deceased Are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the youch.
ers thereof legally authenticated. to the sub
seriber. on or before the 18th day of June,
1901; they may otherwise by law be ex-
cluded from all benefit Of said estate.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
November, 1900.
HENRY W. LONG.
nov IL Al Administrator.
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OFFICIAL VOTE OF MARYLAND
Comp etc Returns Of the Presidential
Vote.

Below is given complete table of the
vote of Maryland on the electoral ticket
Mr. McKinleys plurality is 13, 900.
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NnrICE M CREDITORs.

Notice is hereby given To the creditors OF
John Williams, William Wilkins and George
Wilkins. late of Carroll county, deceased, to
file their claims, with the vouchers thereof,
with the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Carroll
county, within two months from the day Of
sale. -
GEORGE L. STOCKSDALE,
ELIAS 0. GRIMES, Jr.,
o-o - Trustees
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of OF eng
still selling lots OF Clipped Beef which so the finest the Smoked Meats
or h. In making you
fail trial and be convinced that lead and Others follow price and
quality
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CLOSING OUT SALE OF
~ LUMBER AND CORD WOOD.

ON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1900,
on the premises Of the undersigned, lately the
Valley, near Beggs' Chapel, will be sold at
public sale 5000 feet Of oak boards, plank
and scantling, IS cords oak slab wood, %
acres ofuncut wood, tree tops, etc, in lots to
suit purchasers. A credit of three months
will be given.
Also, at the same time and place, will be
sold the tract Of land from which the timber
has just been cut, % acres, more or less.
Sale to commence at l o clock, p. m, when
terms and conditions will be made known by
nov 10 81 A. NJ. KALBACH.
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ReCeipts

Balance on hand August lsi. lSgg - to
Stale Tax Tor Waite Schnal...-.-.,... 1871 .
d" Calnrsi Ssh.-rtS....-- 15-u y
Carroll e. Tax f,r Sshuui. .......... ss6ssl. a.
lsqunr lfc,su~s.~- -.-........... ..-... 4ttl =
Bills Payable biscuuuic,i. ............. 1-ltssi -
Free Rs.sk F.fd tor Whit. S..haa's $3.50 o.
" Ini1sri Sphuai- SO "a
Free Sghasa Fund ................-. I14l4t
~.lss....-....---... .............. = =
Ngsre.iau~aas 49,
Caaafy Comm ,-,s,,8sr, isr NJ A5Fs
Improvement ........... Slppuu
Interchange af Jursls
ksllimay. eeuuty ........ 4-uD
tpIerehznge Il paas
HHaaF3 eaHriy ..-.-.... isi.uo
latSo8
tlu,s ............-.... ............... Los
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DURLIC SALE OF PERSONAL
l. PROPERTY. Near Day Z o.
Carroll county, Sid

l. PROPERTY. Near Day 2 o.
Carroll county nd
Having -a.i my farm. sad sa;esiiss - sait
farming. / sI.i se. -a
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER ~. 1900.
a. y 80 saAgr, regardless 81 ~-a'Acs lhe
foi,oaIsg Prrs9aai properly. : good ~urs
horses. one af ikaa q marv r. teal. 81 good
Leaders aud s1. uaFk sa aay Harness.; one
very ias sia3 cola. . wears old 6 mi.ch cass.
enc eiih eat Is her sle : bssiers, years
old both * thea. aili be iresa su : short iiHr
= seariinx heifers. caEgts a,saat H0Rtht
ola, bah. 10 steers, II euss aud ! back. ihls
hock ~ shcep bare besn sr,gc,ei iruua che
be,i docks in Mary .aad 6 br5si sous, al
siih PIG; Poland Chsua ,-say hos. 6 iasirains
hees. 8 .ho4ls, li5 lz.ErsIs Psisnt ycslDs curu.
fpp1 handles uf Solder. ssrsl axle horse
broad,rcad saigon. 5H 5s.r.res uEsi-y. 18th siar
nnd r-ar tsHsrs, saEpa body, hay carriage,
nearly uew5 10 Hoe Peas I1Fce-feei Erain
dsih a.lb gras, sred attachment, nearly mes,
Champaon bgadeT su saal ov,trs, Johnson
chain drive atoWsr. h.R5lg Ueas . No. g.
Roland Called Fions. = sagfngtssash harrp~s
= double shovel ploss. corn drag, Evan.
sinEie Fu~ carH plaster ~tth fertilizer attach.
mcnt, d8atIc Irres : .ng.e Trees lrAltry
,op huEEy. oniy hrcn ase-t a short ji1nc; ST 5t
buggy hNrGsss. . ssls ui hrrrcaeaB1s = setz
~ lead harness. sugk trl.iles, . bs1r collars.
pair chsvk lines. va-gu sssizisc, ali She Aisasv
harness are nearlr ueW, = f.slrs breast chagus,
= SETS barr chains. spfrnteT. = log chains,
graia cradle lahonu seed sazcr, hand cntu
planter. shHv,is, forks, taalfasks, &e.; bar.
rris pure cider vinegar .Beat aag>hcni. and
msuy olirf articles iao Numerous % mrnyiua.
Terms oi sale All sauss u SO and aadcg,
cash. ttr AZ saru- 81 and tsg.- I'd a credit ~
moath- w,li hr Elrca, purchasers Eivihs their
notes, bearing interest, aE,a approved ,-car
~. No property i0 tie removed autll term,
Of sale arr complied sllh.
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