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Eaeh package OF Putnam Fadriess Dye
eglars more goods than auy other dye aud
,v}ass fh,tu better loo. Sold hy shaw Drug
Co, Westminster, Nj
For Ken, Brick House. corner Il Green
auI Church streets, Westminster, Apply 10
rh, Advocate office. Il
Tao days Pabhc sale ot Personal Prop
eftv. az the farm Of lLe late UFlah Engiar
ug4r New Windsor, Carroll county, Nd, GU
"Wednesday. August 18th. 1900. Horses,
Cows, Farming Implements, &c; on Thurs
day. August i6lh. 1900 Household Goods,
Furniture. &c Sale begins each day a, 10
o'clock. a. IN. See hand bills. ". Philip
EuglAr. Executor Of Uriah Engar. y
PUBLIC SALE.
Having sold my farm | will sell all my
Stock, Farming implements Household Fur
uitare. &c, 90 Friday. Angus, II. Al loa. N.
Sc. bills for particulars Wm. Ii. lsockard,
near The tolIgate, below Westminster.
Pipe Creek NJ. F. Church ~ilI hold its ies-
laval this Saturday afternoon and night, IN
Medlurd
WANTED AZ OScE,-A blacksmith, 10 do
,hoelug aud general repair work, Apply to
J II. Suider, Frizelihurg, Md p
Al Bachmau Church. on Sunday evening,
August 10. Mr. George W Yeiser will give
an illustrated lecture on Egypt and the Holy
l.sud.
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Silver Run Items.

The Lutheran Sunday school celebration,
which was held in Harvey Maus' grove last
Saturday was largely attended Mr.. &. w.
\ eIser gave an interesting talk about his trip
to the Holy Land and other places. The sing
ing WAS good and every body well pleased. The
net proceeds. at the stand after all expenses
were paid amounted to S7l.l9, which will be
used to lqudate the church debt
On Thursday of last week the singing class
held their concert in the same grove. The at
tendance was also good, aud the class did
splenddiy Prof kurtzenabe gave talk on
music and also gave the class drilling lesson
by asking questions, which it very promptly
answered. The concert was a success all
through. especially for the sexton.
There were three funerals at the Reformed
Church within four days. On last Friday
Moses Eugene. aged months and y days,
son of Moses j. TroxeIl Of Deep Run, was
buried il the new cemetery. On Saturday
morning Harry Frock funeral took place.
He had met with horrible accident. an ac-
count Ut which was reported M last week pa
per. lie was d sou of William Frock and was
in his 2Gth year. The funeral was one OF the
largest ever held in this place. On Monday
morning Mrs Eliza Bankert, aged - years.
months aud 5 days, widow ofrhe late Jacob
Bamkert, OF Cherrytown, was buried here.
She is survived by one Sou. Abraham, and
one daughter. Mrs. Jonas l.egure. Of Cherry
town. Rev. Mr.. Hartman otliciated at these
funerals.
kemper y Feeser have their cider press
ready for making cider.
Nj Ira b. Lawyer, who has been visiting
IN Carroll and surrounding counties, started
westward last Tuesday and expects 10 get 70
his home in Kansas IN about month. tie
intends to stop over Al several places on his
way home. He was very much pleased with
us visit aud the cordially with which he was
received hy hls many friends
Rev II. G. Fulz, our former Lutheran
pastor. with his family. is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs John Maus and other relations
and friends Ia this place.
Mrs. Ellsworth Del aud children, Who were
visiting her parents aud other relations and
friend, for several weeks returned % her
home ln Hanover. Pa. last Tuesday.
We are having another hot wave at tins
time Wednesday the thermometer regis
tered lO1 90 lOG In the shade Rain is needed.
Rev Mr. Dreishach and family are visiting
th,ir many trieins IN this community. tie
was formerly pastor ol the Reformed Cbarch
10 ibis place.
Mr. Strjaa and family. Of York, Pa, are
The guests st his sister, Mrs. Rev. Ehrhari.
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orphans Court.

Monday, August 9th, l905.-Conrad F.
Schnell, guardian Of Constant K. Schnell
settled first aud 6nal account
Mamie L. Shaw and William +. Shaw, adj
minislralors Of William A. Linn, reported
sale Of personal property.
Last win aud testament Of Thomas b. Ar
rington admitted To probate, and letters Of
administration, ", a., granted to William +.
Arlington who received order to notify cred
itorS.
Tuesday, August eth, 1900, Last will and
testament of William Coon admitted 70 pro
bate and letters tesIamentary thereon granted
to Julia ]. Coon, who received order to notify
creditors.
Urlah Bixler, executor Of John Lester,
reported safe afpersouaI property aud received
order to sell real estate.
Laura T. Gorsuch aud Harry X. Gorsuch,
administrators Of Thomas j. Gofsuch, settled
third and final account.
Ratification ofdistributioHs among creditors
of William A. Martin, deceased.
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Mr.. Josiah Hawn died Suddenly from pa
ralyss on Saturday afternoon last. He had
been to the store shortly after II o'clock, at
tended to some business, returned to his home
and at 2.45 was dead. He was 81 years,
month aud 2i days old, and leaves a wife and
one son. Funeral services were held in the
T. b. Church, Rev. W G. Minniek, Of ST.
Pauls Lutheran Church, officiating.
Mr. John |. Ohler, Of townsville, Nd, is
spending a few weeks with his parents at this
place.
The celebration OF the Union Sunday schools
will be held in Hills Grove today, August II.
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Misses Margaret and Elizabeth Cover re-
turned on Monday from a month visit to
Miss Jessie Cover, at Elkton, Virginia.
Among the Baltimoreans that visited friends
aud relatives during the past week We're
Messrs. Joseph Slonaker and wife, DAVID
Slonaker, at their parents, Mr. aud Mrs. An
drew Slonaker; Messrs. Oliver and Luther
Hiteshew, AT their parents, Mr. aud MIS- VII
liam Hiteshew; Messrs. james H. Onrsler.
Harry Suffer aud Miss Ida DeviiblsS al Mr..
William Segatoose's; Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles
Gilbert at his sisters, Miss Agnes Gilbert;
Mr. Clinton Routson aud Miss Bochelle, at
his mothers. Mrs. Missouri Routson; Mr..
Norman Peduzzi, who was at the Eureka
House. returned home on Sunday; Anna
Baker. employed in Baltimore. is visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Henry Baker; Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Cordray, Misses Marion and
Maud and Master Geneva Cogdray We're ar
rivals at the Eureka House Saturday evening
Messrs. Thomas II. RontSou spent from
Monday until Thursday with his son, DR.. /.
CLYDE Routson, at Buckeystown, and George
II Routsou visited his son, Mr.. Jesse Rout-
son. who has charge Of the Buckingham
School. near Buckeystown, Md.
Mrs Philip Lennon aud daughter, Miss
Blanche, of Baltimore, are guests OF Mrs.
William II. Segatoose' family. Me. Lennon
spent Sunday with his family.
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West Falls Items

Mrs Jeanette Franklin is very i'll at this
writing
Miss Tillie Game is visiting her friend, Miss
Rachel Game, at this place.
Miss Jessie Jones, Of Baltimore, who has
been visiting Miss Matte Mercer, has returned
home
The woods meeting at Whiehill's woods,
which was announced by the Cover cores
pondent in last weeks paper, will commence
August 10 instead of August 9th, and continue
until the Goth Rev. b. f. Clarkson will have
charge Of the services.
Miss Hattie Roberts, who has been i'll, is
recovering.
Rev. Mr.. Jones, junior pastor of Linganore
Circuit, will preach at Bethany on the after
noon Of the 18th.
Rev. Sam p Jones, the noted preacher and
evangelist, will lecture on temperance at Mt
Airy August 2lst,
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A Narrow Escape from Serious Accident.

While Miss Nora l. Eagiar, in company
with Misses Helen X. Gorsaca and IeS,
Buckingham aud Frank Il. C.ssseil, were re-
turning from Westminster to her home az
Medford, on Thursday evening II last week, an
accident happened which might have been q
very serious one.
Miss Englar was driving two horses attached
10 surrey aud when opposite Mr.. Wm. I,
Feubys home. on the New Windsor road, she
attempted to pass buggy in which Mr..
Frank Diffendal and Miss Jane Woodward
we're seated. when suddenly the surrey stopped
throwing Misses Englar and Gorsach aud Mr..
CasSel 10 the road and under the wheels Of
the surrey The horses broke loose and had
started 10 run away. but were quickly caught
by Mr.. Ditfendal. Upon investigation il was
found that the step Of the surrey had struck 1.
stump Of an old telephone pole, which was
hidden by weeds aud bushes. All were very
much frightened, bat escaped mary except
Miss Englar and Mr.. Cassell, who were very
much bruised. b. the aid Of friends in the
neighborhood the party was soon on their way
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GATHERED IN.
Deaths of Well-KnOwn Citizens of West
minister.

WILLIAM RlCkElsl.
After an illness of several years from con
sumption Mr. William Rickel died suddenly
from hemorrhage on Monday night last, at
the residence of his father. Mr.. Adam Rickell,
this city, aged about 50 years. He was a
mason by trade, and as long as his physical
condition would permit he followed IT. He
leaves a widow and three children. His re
mains were inferred in St. Johns cemetery
on Thursday last Rev. Father Cassiday otfici-
ating.
AMOS ". HAHN.
Mr.. Amos W. Hahn, aged Al years, died at
his residence on Liberty street, this city, on
Tuesday afternoon last He had been suffer
ing from cancer of the stomach for some time
and though everything was done by his physi-
clan to relieve him, it was soon known that the
disease would prove fatal. For about eight
years he was chief clerk in the Western
MARYLAND Railroad office and was secretary
and treasurer of the Westminster Fire De
partment. by election, for ten years, and the
Firemen's Building was draped with mourning
in honor of his memory. lie was member
of the Catholic Benevolent Legion aud ct st.
Johns Catholic Beneficial Society, aud held
the Office OF secretary in each of those orders.
Politically, he was Republican. He leaves
a widow and one son, the latter beng about
fourteen wears old Mr.. Hahn was univers-
ally popular. His funeral took place at -.
John' Church yesterday, large number OF
Firemen being present
MRS. TeMAsA PARKER.
Mrs. Tomasa Parker died IN Baltimore on
Tuesday morning last. She was native
Monteyedio. Uruguay, South America, and
came to this country with the late Mrs. Fiddls,
of this city, when quite child, and remained
with her, with the exception Of a few wears,
until Mrs Fiddis death About eighteen
months ago her health failed and She was
taken 10 Baltimore by her son, Mr.. Charles
Parker. Mrs Parker was % years OF age,
and her remains were inferred in Baltimore
on Thursday She was greatly esteemed IN
this city. where she had resided almost con.
tinuously since 1861. MeSsrs. Hugo +. tlddls
and James Bond attended her funeral.
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4 daughter Of VIM. J. and Carrie Roys;on
died OF cholera lutautum. near lackabauEh
ml.l ua the Gsh instant She wls > years
months aud days old. Iutermrut took place ~
~. Johu I.eislgr's on Wednesday morning.
Rev. ;. A. Ulehl officiating.
81. Johns Sunday school Is preparing tar
their Turnout un the 18th instant. Sit. Pleas
ant Band will furnish music,
MI Union celebration was we'll attended
LAST Saturday, and an interesting program Was
rendered.
Farmers are having their grain thrr>hed IN
tins vicinity, aud good yield reported.
The best yield thus far Is that ol james +.
Lowe, on the property Of Nicholas Lowe, near
Iannery, who realized 800 bushels uu mail
fraction over acres Of ground
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Shiloh Items.

A number of our citizens attended Penn
Grove Camp on Sunday.
Mr. Horace Garrett and wife spent Satgr-
day night al Mrs CARROTS parents, Mr.. aud
Mrs. Daniel R4pp.
Mrs Jacob Houck, Of Baltimore, is visiting
friends and relatives near Shiloh.
Master Ben Stone. Of Baltimore, is spend
ing few weeks at Shiloh among relatives.
Mr. George C., Garrett, wife and children,
spent Saturday and Sunday q, Mr.. Jacob
Lynchs.
Miss Blanche Rupp was he guest OF the
Misses Woolery on Saturday night.
Miss Blanche Carr is visiting her sister,
Mrs Winfield Harris
Mrs Jacob Ham is spending Il short time
with Mrs Lucinda Lowell
Mr. Frieze was the guest OF Master Wm.
Ech on Sunday
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Ehr Ns ia plet.ar. C.4a $50. yafsrEasaasi
u Ms Csashusa. q .i4g&, l4a.i4g. A.
g4.t !. oataS tl Ibe excessive aeaf, 5be ~
Grssdaa,7s aeas aal 4fEy. IAa urxs meeting
ali. b. bold At NJ Jeba HAushara haa4e
"r4rAry Tb.ekeL
Mr. EHah~ga sud Nj. Richard CsUthaFa
h4s~ returned tgsas g tfsp 90 Kssataaaj Nar.
tass and points au lbe NsCaasA eaasl
NJ 0ars4rs1 bran, 81 BA.UGaFs, s. She
z4e.l 81 Mr. William H.u.maua
Mrs. HAak Is gar saesg ID beer ia;hgs Nr
4 b. FagsyIac.
Mo Iuxf1l. Il Richmond Va. s be.Hg
entertained AZ Nj su8Riauu
NJ l. Frank Nagkas has hrea stopping 10
i4hsrgs. FseiesacA county
ca August "a Rev. >amlei JONES wall
grssth ID Iue Fsrk
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Ia The Circuit Court for Carroll County,
"a Equity
LYDIA Saable vs.. George r. Sauble et a.
Ordered this 2l day Of August, A. II. 1900,
that the sale OF the real estate OF property
neutiopei ia the proceedings in this canse,
made and reported by Charles +. Fink aud
William II. Thomas, Trustees, appointed by the
decree passed in said cause to make sale Of the
real estate therein mentioned, be ratified and
confirmed unless cause 70 the contrary thereof
De shown on or before the }rd day OF Sertem-
her, nexi; provided copy Of this order be
inserted ia some newspaper published in Car
roll County, aforesaid, once in each OF three
successive weeks before the 9th day Of Aug
ust, 4. ID. 1900
The report states the amount OF sale TO be
$500 10.
JAS. II. BILLINGSLEA, CLERK.
True copy,-Iesl:
aug4 81 JAMss II. BILLlNGsLEA, Clerk.
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New Advertisements.

Examiner, William X. I.eppo,
tHaari r. W,ae and George ". Zepp, EX
atplaers-
Ruy Blankets While It's Hot and save
Money Nee York Bargain House, Erslmin-
-tsr. Nj
Ne WauJsr We Are Bass VIM. +. Derr 5
6raal Modern Emporium, Westminster, Md.
Harvest Time ia the Bargain field-Aillyr
Rr1, Popular Cash Stores. Westminster, Nd.
Ii u 4 Something Nee "a Grocc1es-N
III DAVIS Westminster. Nd
Lumber. Sc- Walker { Mvrrs, 2tr' Smith /,
Wharf. Bs1gimafe, Nd
List III Dusj uasri Hal.rr a The rusla;iicr
Westminster, MI
Load F,ue Horses I'll 4 Spali5ug, LiliIe@
saNu. IA
Grsa, H,rsH#a-W y wilson. Wrstnin
-f.r. Nj
CIDER H4kao- g. A. Hailss, Westminster,
Mi
legal Nausrs. Festivals.
Euury Grove Camp
Taalshl Il Gsasrs-
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MI. Airy Camp Closed.

The camp, which had been in progress for the
past ten days, closed on Monday last There a
very large attendance on sunday. The camp
proved quite success The weather was nearly
perfect as IL could be and everything was favorable
ings and citizens OF the town did not hesitate to
enjoy it, There regret ON the part of the
neighborhood to see the tents torn down, after
such pleasant time had been had. Quite mum
Der of visitors left on Monday morning for their
homes. They showed a Discrimination to leave Mt
Airy after having had such good time
Everyone is now looking forward to the Saliva
ton Camp, which will begin on the 18th, and also
to the coming of the famous Sam Jones on the 2lst
n wildwood Park
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MIIlrr,S Er.rnS.

A iagEs uuulsr tglfa this place -I5Fat Naas
day 81 Psun Grove camp agee1sus.
Nc Theodore smith. uf Baltimore. ls Tf-st.
,8. Mr. Rguehar, liadaas.e and family.
Mo- Michael Tyrone aud daughter aud
sraudthit8. ut EirslHr., are visiting Mrs. u
rsu, brother, Nc, Nm. liarr.
~ and Nh john Eolkrrl, sd uear Nil
Dec gave . surprise party on SATURDAY even
tng l4sl 10 honor ui Jbetr daughter, Clara \
Iargr crowd @as present aud al enJayed a
good evening.
Ms. Lewis Spriak.e aud daughter Pauline,
81 Baltimore, are spending q ic~ week. With
relatives Ia y5fs vicinity. % beer return to
Baltimore She eiIl 20 Go Detroit for tew
months
NJ and Mrs. Wesley Frank, aud Mr..
Isaiah Miller recently spent $ iAy With Mr..
George Harmon at Ggeem0ant
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NO. 1898 EQUITY,
la ba Circuit Court for Carroll County, sit.
ting as Court of Equity,
Mary S. Allison, Plaintiff, vs. Thomas l.. Al
Iisun. Delendant.

Ia tue Circuit Court for Carroll County, sit.
ting as Court OF Equity.
Mary 5. Allison, Plaintiff, vs. Thomas l.. Al
isoH, Defendant.
The object Of this bin is TO procure divorce
q yncujo matrimoni by the complainant.
The bilI recites that the parties were married
on the Ilih day OF January, A. d. 1850, in
Carroll county Maryland; that they lived to-
geibsr rs husband and wife in said county
until 1879, shru the defendant abandoned
and deserted the plaintiff; that he, the de
leudaut, is a uon resident OF the State of
Maryland; that the conduct of the plaintiff
towards the defendant was always kind, virtu-
ons aud above reproach: that the said defend
aut without cause or reason abandoned and
deserted he plaintiff, rs aforesaid, and that
such abandonment has continued uninter-
ruptedly for more than three years and is de-
lIberate aud final, aud the separation of the
plaintiff aud the defendant is beyond any rea-
sonahle expectation Of reconciliation; that no
children has been bora to the plaintiff from
said marriage.
Ii i thereupon this ID day OF August, A.
ID. 1900, ordered By the Circuit Court for
Carroll County, sitting as Court of Equity,
tina, the complainant, by causing copy of this
order 10 be inserted in some weekly news
paper published in Carroll County, once a
week for four successive weeks before the 3rd
day Of September, 1900, give notice 10 the
sand absent defendant of the object and sub
stance of this bill, aud warn him TO be aud
appear in this Court IN person or by solicitor,
on or before the 10Th day OF September 1900,
10 answer the said bill aud show cause, if any
he may have, why "A decree should not pass as
prayed
CHAS. I. REIFSNIDER,
Associate Judge.
True copy,-reSt:
augi Il Jas. II. BuLIxGsLEA, Clerk
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Henry C. Luttgerding died at his residence
at Holbrook, Baltimore county, of paralysis
Tuesday evening, aged Y years. de was
born at Gadensedt, in the Kingdom OF Han
over. Germany, in 1923, and emigrated to
Baltimore in October, 1916. He was engaged
in the milling and mercantile business at
North Branch for - years He retired from
active business eight years ago. He leaves a
widow, FIVE daughters and two sons. His
children are Mrs Mary r. Lee, Mrs. +. L.
Kershaw, Mrs Charles W. Melville, Misses
Annie and Jennie Luttgerding and Harry =.
and Albert L, IntIgerdiMg.
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Ennniain valley lens.

Miss Sadie Riley, of Baltimore, is visiting
Mr. j. Harris Heagy $ family
Mrs Edward Mltreu, Of franklin Street.
Baltimore, visited Fountain Valley last sun
day, IN company with Mrs. Charles Siaruer
OF near Westminster.
Mr. George i, Bean aud wife, Mr.. Albert
Bean. Miss Rosie Bean, Master Raymond
Bean aud Mr.. Harry Bange aud wife, all Of
Baltimore county, are visiting friends in Friz-
elIlarg and Fauntain Valley.
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DUBLIC SALE
or
CREAMERY FIXTURES,
At Hoods MIL Md, on
TUESDAY, I4th DAY OF AUGUST, 1900,
Att O'clock F. NJ
DUBLIC SALE
At Hoods Mil, Nd, on

The undersigned will sell at public sale, at
the above place, on the date named, regard
less OF the weather, Creamery Fixtures, as
follows
Babcock Milk Test, ls-horse Upright Boiler,
10 horse Engine, Reid Improved Danish Sep
arator, Capacity 1000 TO 5000 Pounds Per
Hour: Cream Watts, New Ghurn, 200 Gal
Ions; Plat Tor Receiving Scale, Receiving
Milk Tank. Butter Worker, II Cooling Cans,
u 5 gallon MIX Cans, 4 Butter Boxes. Reid S;
> Tanks, Betting, Piping, aud everything CON
tanned ID a first,claSs creamery, and all IA
hrsi-cIaSs running order.
Terms OF Sale credit of Six Months.
aug4 u W. l.. HAAMoNb.
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Mrs Molie Wareheim is visiting friends in
Littlestown
Mr. William Black, wife aud son, are on
the sick list
Harvey Burgoon visited friends in this
place the past week
Mr. Myers lost valuable horse this week
from lockjaw.
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FARM FOR SALE

l1MALL FARM FOR SALE Ill
- ACRES, more or less, at Sonersville, y
miles from Westminster, on the LiuleStown
turnpike; all necessary buildings, including
blacksmith shop, which can be lei to black :
smith; fruit, good water &c; land in good
state of cultivation. Desirably located, and
worth attention of persons desiring a pleasant
home. VIII be sold at private sale. For
terms apply to
MRS. GEORGE W. STONER,
on the premises, or address at Westminster,
Md.
Also wood lot of y Acres, on the Stone
road, / mile from Mt. Pleasant.
aug4-3t
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

This is TO give notice that the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Carroll county, in Maryland, letters Of ad-
ministration on the Personal Estate of
LAMANDA VENT,
late of Carroll county, deceased III persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouch-
ers thereof legally authenticated, to the sub
scriber, on or before the 4th day of March,
1901: they may otherwise by law he ex-
clnded from all benefit of said estate
Given under my hand this 30th day Of
July, 1900.
aug It Administration
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, |


Westminster, Md, August l, 1900.
In pursuance Of an act OF the General AS
sembly, passed at January Session, 1888, |
hereby give the following Notice to Taxpay,
ers
This is TO give notice that the County Com
missioners OF Carroll county have made their
annual levy on the assessahle property of said
county, for State and County Taxes for the
year nineteen hundred, and that all persons or
incorporate institutions that shall pay their
County faxes en- or before the first day of
September, next shall be entitled to a deduc>
ton Of two per eentum on the amount of said
taxes. On State taxes a reduction of five per
centum will be allowed II paid on or before
the first day of September; aud if paid on or
before the first day Of October, next deduc-
ton OF four per ceutum; and it paid on or be-
fore the first day OF November, next, deduc-
ton Of throe per centum; that said taxes will
be in errear ON the first day of January next,
and bear interest from that date; that all per-
sons or incorporate institutions failing to pay
their State and County Taxes before the same
shall be in arrears, viii render the property
aud estate of such delinquent liable to be sold
for the prompt payment of said taxes.
JOHN f. MASENHIMER,
augI It County Treasurer
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Unusual bargains now in force. There are little
prices where you would least expect them Opportunities
come in the most desirable merchandise The goods
prominently and conveniently displayed all through the
Store plain figures marked every item show the prices
have been marked down.