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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-12-31
I'M IT'D GA ' nm A0h3
PLAINTIFFS Attorney.
First publication, Nov. 26. 1857

First publication, Nov. 26. 1901
NTATE OF VISIONS (N--County Court for
y Kenosha County-In Probate.
Notice is hereby given that at special term
OF the County Court to be held in and for said
County, at the County Court Room, in the
Tuesday, being the twenty second day of De
cember, A. D. 1908, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. the fol-
lowing matters will be heard and considered:
The application of Salmon Epson as admins
traitor OF the estate OF William G. Buttrick. de-
ceased, for the purpose of determining wheth-
er or not certain chattel mortgages, or either
of them, held by 81. A King and John Schard-
ing at the time of the death OF said decedent
constituted lien upon property described and
for the purpose of determ lining whether or not
II. A. King and John Scharding shall be paid
in full for their claims as filed in this Court.
By the Court.
RUSSELL II. SLOSSON.
80 County Judge.
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That president who said "Hoar al
ways gives the benefit of his views to
the opposition and the aid of his vote
to his own party,,' was correct by the
record. And the senator in his own
autobiography admits that and seeks
TO justify it. When he contrasts his
speeches with his votes he is able to
pair off with himself. Brooklyn Eagle.
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EDITOR CULLE7 is little hard on
his "oest and cheapest" reporter. He
attributes the defeat of German to the
lack of newspaper to support him,
forgetting that the Gazette was then
being run by the Professor for just
that purpose.
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NOTICE.

1t is against the laws of the U. S. for
any newspaper going through the u.
S. mails to print notices of rafles,
drawings or games of chance; as this
paper goes through the mails we can.
not publish such articles. II
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The telephone companies deny that
there is any war on, but one side or
the other will look as if there had been
something besides love feast before
they settle down in peace to divide the
telephone business of the city.
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THE evidences Of mutual respect and
esteem between employer and employee
on every side give grounds for the
hope that their pleasant relations may
continue uninterrupted through the
coming year.
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the Pleasant
Prairie Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany will be held at the Town Hall on
Tuesday, January S, 1904, at 2 O'Clock
in the afternoon, for the purpose of
electing Board Of Directors and the
tran sactiois Of any other business
properly belonging to such meeting.
VISA S. B. CRoPLEy, Sec'y.
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HOW rs THIS?

HOW rs THIS?
Send your friend THE TELEGRAPH-
COURIER one year for 81 for Xmas or
New Years present, or better still
The TELEGRAPH-CoURI and Chica-
go Weekly Inter-Ocean both for SLIGO
for one year. dw34
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T. w. Mather & Sons,
WESTMINSTER 4 VII MANCHESTER

Cover. Nd; Gasekeeper, wm. Il. Williams
Blnoa. Nd. Carrier :
Dssirie, No. 10, MiddlsbErg- Registrar,
Iohu H. Shsk. Middlebagg. Nd jsdEe Al
fred ~ Fosaey. HeysviIle. Md; Clerk. SAm
usl l.. Iohns0u. Union Bridge, Nd. Gate
keeper. David NAeklsy, Union Bridge, Nd
District No. II. Mes Neutrality-suspicious.
J. HoxArd DevilbiSs, Nes Windsor. Nd.
Judge. Charles +. Rspp. New Windsor. Nd.
CLERK, solomon ;. Ecker. New Windsor
Nd. Ga,skerper, Harvey BAnkArd, New
w,adsor. Nd
Disirsc, No. u. Union Bridge Registrar
e. Ha~ard Myers. Unioa Bridge, Nd. Judge.
Joho H. R.pp, Uaioa Bridge, Md; Clerk,
John I. Clark, Unioa Bridge. Nd; Gate
krepcs. william D. 0zle. Union Bridge, Nd.
District Ne. IS. NJ Registrar, J.
Theosloge 3osnell. Gosnsli. Nd; Judge. Jos
eph Il tiosneH. Ne. AIRY, Nd; Clerk, WA
A. Hood. NJ, Airy. Nd; Gasekeeper, Johf
T. DAVIS. NJ Airy. Nd.
JOHN ". ROBERTS. President;
HARRY =. NUSSELMAN.
CHARLES II. SMITH.
Board Of Supervisors Of Election Of Carol
County,
Test:
iul4a SASurl J. SroSE. Clerk.
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A Word to Candidates.

At the head of this column is a call for
a meeting of the Democratic County Cen
trail Committee in this city next Monday
morning at the Court House at % 0 clock.
This meeting will mark the beginning
of the campaign for nominations for local
Offices A number Of candidates have
been at work quietly for some weeks. No
bitterness among rival aspirants has been
engendered so far and it is hoped none will
be. Every man should stand upon his
own merits, and not the alleged shOrtcom-
ings of a rival. No man should try to
build himself up by pulling another down.
Besides, the man who is being pulled down
might be nominated. Every person who
seeks a nomination is in honor bound to
support the whole ticket, but that support
will be of little effect if candidates for
nominations poison the minds of their
friends against other aspirants. BE care
full and guarded in speaking of rivals. In
fact it is not necessary to speak Of them at
ALL If any candidate has nothing to com
mend him to the people except the al
legged unftneSs of some other aspirant, he
should retire from the field
The ADVOCATE repeats what il SAT-
some weeks ago--that every man who de
sires it should have his name presented TO
the nominating convention by the dele
gates from his district, except in cases
where aspirants have oontended in prima-
ries and lost. To have himself placed in
nomination is right that should be accorded
to every candidate. There should be no
disposition to cast aside any Democrat.
The successful candidates at the conyen-
ton will not be strengthened fap aspirants
are not treated fairly.
To win in November every Democratic
vote in the county viii be needed. The
prospect of victory viii be materially
frightened if contests in primaries be
characterized By moderation and the at
most fairness No Republicans should be
allowed to participate in them and no
money should be used. Those who have
money to spend in politics should reserve
it for the fall campaign, when the legiti
mate expenses are very considerable.
Democrats should not fight Democrats, but
reserve all their energy and means to be
pitted against the Republican party in No
vember.
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Yshu. wssfu,sass~r. Nj. waeua A.; Clvrk,
ssy-a7gr " Hs~~re. H.ooun. Nj. tiasrk~NlrF,
1aesh Rssi~r. Cover. Nj
I,sssrss NJ ia Mid4trh1rs Registrar,
Jees. ". Rylsf. NidilebafE. ND Judge,
john A uArstap Doabie PjJe Crrek, Va
Clerk. Essusv L.. gAru~r. poabie Pipe
Cecsk. NJ. Uaiskerper, jobu F,Hk, sykes
yii.s. NJ
Baasses N. n. Nes Win3,aF - Registrar,
Thomas G. SHaxiuH. Nra Windsor. Nd.
Judse. Eiaoosl = SsAArr. Ncs WINDSOR.
Nd Clerk. HArry 3 Matra. Wakefield. Vi
Gzieke-sscr. Chafi,ss " HA6cid NRrsios,
Nj
D.ssrri NJ. 4. Cra,r B1is,-Reg.s,rar
Harveg q. Hs,sss. Du,oB b,tdsr. Va iadgc,
Jane. " Baker. niou BriiF~, Nd. Clerk,
G~arEr Il Uk.r. Jss1H BFjass. Nj. Gate
kr~t.rs. Gyof., D. G,icy. Dnsos Briisr. Nj.
p.ssrist n l7, Nj Airy-- Registrar. Geo.
Vs. Clay. N' Airv, Nj JudE-, Anos l.
Gusacil. Haier.ri5ie, Nd Clcsk, jAmrs J.
HArr.an, NJ AIRS. Nj, Gzickrep~r, kmogy
T. Adams. NJ A5r,, Ma
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waring Republican Fiotions.

Congressman Mudd, jackson aud Wach-
ter held conferences at Atlantic City last
Saturday and Sunday, and considered de
tails of the campaign to down MeComas
and Stone. Ex- Postmaster General james
A. Gary and Ex- Governor Lloyd Lowndes
are said to be with Mudd, jackson and
Wachter, and it is also stated that prom
inent party men in number Of counties
will aid in the effort to GUST McComas from
the Senate and State leadership, and Col
lector Stone from the leadership in Balti-
more. 1t will be bitter and Doodle fight.
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Labor unions up to the present time have
not recognized eolored organizations. An
effort was made at Newport News, Nir-
ginia, By white labor delegates, to get the
Negroes to form union 10 secure higher
wages. The Negroes declined, because
they said that white Unions did not reeog-
nize the eolored laborer. Serious riots and
disorder often prevail during the strikes Of
intelligent white labor Should the less
intelligent Negroes be recognized. the re-
suit in times of strikes snd Ioekouis viii be
terrible TO contemplate.
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Because Senator Hanna contributed
SO. 500 toward the erection of a fine cit
adel for the Salvation Army at Cincinnati,
and presided at the dedication ceremony
last Sunday, and also made an address and
told the Army he would like to preach for
them if he had time, no one need expect
Sunday school campaign in 1904, with the
Senator as Chairman of the Republican
National Committee.
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State Convention September 10.

The Democratic State Central Commit
tee met at the Eutaw House, Baltimore,
at l o clock Thursday afternoon. The
committee fixed Wednesday, September
16, as the time for holding a State Con
vention to nominate candidates for Gov
ernor, Comptroller and Attorney General.
Owing to local law governing primaries
in Baltimore City, the Democrats there
could not be represented in a Convention
held early than September l6, as they
cannot hold primaries until September.
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Owing to the high price of cotton every
mill in South Lancaster, England, closed
down, and it is feared that England may
lose its cotton industries in a few years.
The cotton mills of New England are
closed, and the raw cotton ON hand has
been sold to mills at New Orleans In
another decade it is likely that the bulk of
the cotton industry will be carried on in
the South, where the cotton is grown in
the vicinity of the mills, and freight
charges are avoided and labor is cheaper
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County Central Committee.

The members of the Democratic County
Central Committee of Carroll County are re-
auested to meet at the Court House, West
minister, al 10 o clock Monday morning, July
6, 1908, to fix dates for primary meetings and
County Convention, which convention will
nominate candidates for the various offices to
be filed, to select delegates to the State Con
vention and to consider any other business
which may be presented.
CHALES f. FINK, CHAIRMAN.
f. O. WEANT, Sec
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While a number Of candidates for G

While number of candidates for Gov
ernor, Comptroller and Attorney General
are being brought out in various parts Of
the State it is not likely that the candi
dacies of the most of them will be taken
seriously. The Democrats of the State
have generally determined their choice,
and expect the nominating convention to
act in accordance with the sentiment of
the party and name WarfeId, Herring and
Miles.
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MORTGAGES SALE
Nk OF VALUABLE
FEE-SIMPLE PROPERTY,
&C.,. l. Hnrrnn Cnnnfu Md

By virtue Of the power and authority con
tanned in mortgage from George X. Carr
and Sarah A. Carr to Charles {. Michigan:
dated Sth of February, 1902, and recorded
among the Land Records of Carroll County,
in Li6er J. H. B., No. 46, Folio l6S, &c,
the undersigned will offer at public sale on
the premises on
MONDAY, JULY 9th, 1903.
at >. 80 o clock. p. M, all that Valuable Fee
Simple Farm. situate in the Fourth Election
District of Carroll County, now owned 10y
George r. Carr, and containing
$40 ACRES OF LAND. MORE OR LESS,
all in highly cultivated state.
This property is known as the Deer Park
Farm, is on the Deer Park Road, and ad
joins lands of Charles Lyons, Henry Shipley,
Jabez Barnes. William keyser and Others.
The property is about three miles from links
burg Station on the Western Maryland Rail
road. and about miles from Reistersiown. and
was conveyed TO said Carr ia the following
deeds:
One from JAS F. Lee, ct al. dated 70 May.
1884. recorded in Land Records of Carroll
county ia Liber +. r. 5. No. 81, folio ~,
&c; one from Anne G. Winchester, dated !
February. 1902, recorded in said Records ln
I.iber J. H. B.. No. "a, folio 442, &c; one
1887, recorded in said Records ia Liber W.
n. NJ. No. sc. folio 29O, &c, and one from
B. G. Boilleau. ct al. dated II June, 1900,
recorded in sand Records in Liber J. II. b.,
No. 81. folio 55S, &c.
This farm Is one of the very finest in Car.
roll county, 1t contains numerous springs dis
tributed throughout its area. a stream Of water
runs through il. and the Patspsco river skirts
it on one side its entire length. All the fields
are well fenced and part OF the farm = com
posed of the finest meadow land in Carroll
county, well watered and sheltered
The property viii be offered frst in three
tracts of $50 Acres of Land, more or less,
each, bids TO be reserved, then the farm Is an
entirety will be offered. Sale TO be made TO.
the highest bidder.
The improvements are As follows ;--One
tract of $50 Acres contains one
four room Dwelling House, AysfA- y
frame stable and chicken house. ssssfs&
This tract also contains very &sAa E1akze
good spring Of water.
Another tract Of lS0 Acres contains one
four room Dwelling House. small orchard
and spring Of water
The third tract Of 1s0 acres, contains one
Broom dwelling house. dairy aud wsshhoase
smokehouse. chicken house. corn house. hog
house, one large barn, one small barn. granary.
small stone house aud a toGr-room dwelling
house and spring a; the dwelling house. All
these tracts are well Naiered and fenced, each
contains "a separate dwelling and springs ani
81 the land Is IN a good state Of cultivation.
Terms Of Sale:-One third cash on the day
Of sale, or upon The ratification Of the same
bv the Court one third IA six months aud the
remaining one-tbird 10 twelve months from
the day Of sale the credit payments to bc Sc
cured by the notes Of the purchasers With ap-
proved security, bearing interest irom the day
e sale or ali cash at the option % the pur
ehaSeFs.
". ". PARKER,
jglA Is Attorney named 10 the Mortgage.
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OUR 800 SUMMER SHIRTS.
NO. ssee EQUITY.

. .
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Jacob II. Myers and wife, vs.. George W.
Myers, ct vi.
Ordered, this list day of July, A. d., 1903,
by the Circuit Court for Carroll County, in
Equity. that the sale of the property men
toned in these proceedings, made and re-
ported by Jno. Milton Reifsnider, F. Neal
Parke and George o. Brilliant, trustees APP
pointed by the decree of this Court to make
said sale. be ratified and confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary thereof be shown on or
before the 3rd day of August. next; pro-
yided copy of this order be inserted in
some newspaper published in Carroll county
once in each of three successive weeks be-
fore the 9th day of July, inst.
The report states the amount of sale to be
Sl505.O0.
JAS. H. BILLINGSLEA. Clerk.
True copy,-Test
juy4 3t JAS. II. BnLISGsLEA, Clerk.
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FOR SHERIFF.

The undersigned hereby announces himself
candidate for Sheriff, subject to the action
of the Democratic County Nominating Con
vention, and solcits the support of Democrats
generally.
iune13 ifs ELIAS n. DAVIS.
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FOR CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT
COURT FOR CARROLL co.

At the solicitation of numerous friends
throughout the county, respectfully announce
myself as candidate for the nomination OF
Clerk of the Circuit Court, subject to the de-
cision of the Democratic Nominating Con-
yention. EDWARD P. BRUNDIGE.
Westminster, Nd, May 81, 1908.
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PoAD NOTICE,


Notice is hereby given that application will
be made to the County Commissioners OF Car
roll county at the first meeting after the ey
piraton of thirty days from the date hereof
to appoint Examiners to view the grounds for
the purpose of altering The hereinafter mep.
toned road, as follows beginning for said
alteration at a point in the county road lssd
ing from Carrollton Station, on the Western
Nd. Railroad, in Carroll county, Md, by
Wesley Chapel NJ. f. Church to Hering's
formerly Brown's) Mill, said point being IF
teen feet east from stone recently planted on
the west edge of said road, at the northwest
corner of tract of land recently nveyed
from John Smith and wife TO the Trustees of
Wesley Chapel NJ. (. Church, in said county,
and about twenty yards southeast from the res
idence of Lydia Wampler; thence in a southern
direction through the land OF said Trustees of
said Church, about five or six perches, with
said road; thence in the same direction with
and on the ives. edge of the old cemetery lot
adjacent to said Church, also over narrow
strip on the east edge of the land of Lydia
Wampler; thence along and over the land of
Wesley Chapel NJ Z. Church, Atlee w.
Wampler, Maryette Stull, Melvin Ely and the
western edge of the lot of land attached to
Wesley public school, situate near said Church,
to the County Road leading from Hering's
formerly Brown's) Mill to Patapsco Station,
on said Railroad; and to close the road now
used, passing between said Ghnrch and Gem
etery, to the road leading from said Hering's
Mill to PatapscO.
BENJAMIN CROFT,
iune20 5t and q others
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n
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
J. Thomas Flickinger, and others, VS.. Nancy
Little.
Ordered, this LIST day of July, A. d.. 1903,
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 10Th day of July, 1908; provided a
eopy of this order be inserted for two sue
cessive weeks before the last named day in
some newspaper published in Carroll county
JAS. H. BILLINGSLEA, Clerk.
True Copy,-Test
iuly42 JAS. II. BILLINGsLEA, Clerk.
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T,RUSTRES SALE
90
VALUABLE FARM

n Woolerys District, Carroll county. Md.
Ry virtue OF decree OF the Circuit Court
for Carroll county. sitting in Equity, passed
ia cauSe No ao35, wherein George W. Capla
ct a. are eomplainanis, snd john /. Ward ct
al are defendants, the undersigned, Trustees
Baned IA said decree. SlIl oder AZ public sale.
on the premises. situate between Bird HiIi
and Shipley P0stOthce. on the Sicodemus
Road. one half snile from the Washington road
aud 81 miles from Westminster, On
WEDNESDAY. JULY 2s,h, 1908.
Al O'Clock p. m, al thai valuable real es-
tate consisting Of
~ ACRES AND 3 RQODS OF LAND,
more or less. being the same land OF which
Robert h. Caple, late Of said county, died
seized aud possessed,
The lmprogemenls consist Ut
a oomfortqb two,story Frame @AS
House, bank barn, wash hoGse, ssf%I2
corn crib aud other ouibglid &zzssAAE2zssd
ings, all in good repair.
This highly improved aud productive prap-
erty is enclosed BY good fencing, and has on
il various kinds of fruit trees, aud good
spring of water at the house. About 70 acres
OF this land is covered by Timber. This prop
erty is desirably located and convenient to
churches and schools, and is supplied by a
daily mail.
Terms OF Sale One third Of the purchase
money 10 be paid on the day OF sale or upon
ratification thereof BY the Court; balance IN
one aud two years; the credit payments to be
secured TO the satisfaction of the trustees and
bearing interest from day of sale. or al cash
upon ratification Of sale at option OF purchaser
or purchasers.
For further information call upon Howard
T. Smith, one of the trustees, residing near
Shiplev Postofiice, or upon Ivan L. Hof aud
Geo. l.. S,ocksdale, at Westminster, Nd.
HOWARD I. SMITH,
IVAN L. HOFF.
GEO. l.. ST0CKSDALE,
Trustees.
Ivan l.. Hoff and George l.. Stocksdale, At
tornays july4 At
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IST OF JUDGES OF ELECTION
IL AND OFFICERS OF REGIS
TRATION, ADDITIONAL JUDGES
AND CLERKS OF ELECTION AND
"GATEKEEPERS~ OF CARROLL
COUNTY. Md
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DIVIDEND NO. ia.

The Union National Bank of Westminster,
Westminster, Md. June 80, 1903. !
The Board of Directors of this bank have
this day declared semi annual dividend OF
Five Per Cent upon the capital stock OF the
bank, less taxes, payable ON and after Thurs
day, July 9th, 1908
J. W. Herring.
iul4St Cashier.
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Oasc~ oi the hoard Of SapeFvisovs ol Flee. }
too 81 Carroll County.
Westminster. Nd. June p, lsstl- }
b. vtrsus 81 See 10 Of Article - 81 the
gs.Ae OF PublsE Cisnerai Lass Of the State 81
MARYLAND. A. amended BY ChaPlrs a. q The
Acts < thr General Assembly u AarYiahd.
IAsssd 81 - JAHaafy SESSION, lsssi, notice j.
hereby g;sen ,kAi the BoAsd Of SaPersssoTs q
El-ssson II Carroll Coausy kEs apPo'a'ed the
Iulio~iag usrn~i persons IL s~rse tos one YEAR
As IaJrrs 81 klextton and Utacsrs oi ReEl>
,rsttaa. hereinafter dssixnAisd Regss
,rAr Judges aud Clerks Ct klecfsau. z4i
''GAsrke~pers' q the several Election D.
lflet. u Carroll Coanty, ih0ss ~ the list
marked "DeBoerass, being intended 70 rep
rrsen, she Democraiic party, ard those q ID"
liss marked "Rcpab!ieAns the Rerabl'can
party.
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4 DEMONSTRATORS Q. T. A
~ SALE OF A
DESTR ABI f FARM.

DESIRABLE FARM,
Near Frizellbarg. Carroll County. Maryland.
By virtue al the poser aad authority COO
tanned in lhs. last sill and testament oi sarah
n Heaey. late Of Carroll comfy, decreased,
duly admitted 10 probate bf the Orphans
Court of Carroll County. aud also 80 order Of
said Court, the undersigned. administrator
with the viii annexed Of the sald Sarah y.
Heagv. deceased. will sell a, Public Sale. ca
the premises. on
THURSDAY. JULY SWa. 1893
at > o clock p. IN. ail that Fam % Parcel oi
Land Of which the said sarah y. Hragy died
seized and possessed. contain w
20 ACRES. s ROODS AND 80 PERCHEs
Of Land. more or les
This farm = situate ou The Ws'tmiusieg and
TaneytoRn road, about two and bait miles
from Westminster aud about one mile from
Frizellburg. II Was formerly knowu IS the
Frederick Harver property. and adloius She
present residence OF Frederick HarveE aud
the land Of Emanuel FoFn-y and oihers- Il
Is improved by Large Com
~ Portable Two-and n bali STORY
Frame Dwelling House. Wiih
- Back Bedding, Bank Barn,
wagon she'd, dairy. wash house, corr CRIB.
&Af &c AA% pen As1A NhAiGF taNAFNAAAf N--"t----
ingx All the buildings are ia an excellent
state OF repair; the land j. under a high state
Of cultivation: fields conveniently divided and
well satsred; fine orchard 81 apple and other
fruit trees on the premises; water convenient
to buildings.
This sale affords rare opportunity 20 any
one wishing to purchase small farm con.
venient TO markets, churches. schools, eic.
For further information call upon the zuder
signed, or Mr.. John H. Heagy. on the
premises.
Terms Of Sale-Oue-ihiri cash on the day
Of sale or on the ratification thereof, 0ne-lhird
ia six months and the other one-thlrd al
Twelve months from the day Of sale; the cred
it payments TO be secured by the promissory
notes Of the purchaser or purchasers. Siih
approved security, and bearing Interest from
the day Of sale; or the whole OF the purchase
money may be paid in cash.
JOHN MILTON REIFSNIDER,
Administrator C. T. A. Of Sarah y. Heagy,
deceased
J. Thomas Roop. Auetioueer. july5 1t