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THE FRIENDS THAT ARE TRUE.
From the New York Times.

If affairs seem to twirl for space amiss,
If something or other goes wrong;
If there's falSity in a sweethearts kiss
Or discord in a song;
If the salad is tasteless, the wine is stale,
And the atmosphere's full of rue.
There's always heavenly side to the tale
The faith of the friends that are true.
Oh, the world is wide and the world is fair,
AS we worry its mazes through,
But there's nothing so sweet encountered there,
As the faith of the friends that's true.
If the swirl of events proceeds too fast
For a courage that's none too strong,
And the crash of the wheels and maze of the marts
Deeps the discord in the song;
If the pitiless profit for which men strive
Has denied Its share to you
Why, get mp and thank the Lord you're alive
And have some friends that are true.
Oh, the world is wide and the world is dear,
And we have to worry it through,
But there's nothing so sweet encountered here
As the faith of the friends that true.
If the freaks of Folly have set their snares,
And the way seems I'll too long
If you've sown your wheat and garnered but tares
And there's ere a false note in the song;
If the sun is clouded and skies loom gray
And there's nothing left to do
Why that is the time to steal away
To the heart of friend that's true.
Oh, the world is wide and the world is grand,
And there's little or nothing new,
But its sweetest thing is the grip OF the hand
of the friend that's tried and true.
IF the stress of finalities strikes too sore,
And events awry and wrong
And there ever arrives one cudgeling more
One more false note in LIES song:
If the brain is steady the heart all stout and ready
TO dare and do
Why. that is the way TO hasten out
And confer with friend that's true.
Oh, the world is fair and the world is broad.
And friends are all too few,
But the sweetest blessing earth can afford
Is the faith of a friend that is true
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Price, $3.50 Per Ton.
SPECIAL MIXTURE" FOR
WHEAT 4 Grass.

We ask your special attention to this
mixture. This is our sixth season to offer
this brand. with increased sales yearly
The cost per acre being so little above ).
c. Rock. many farmers are using it instead
Of Rock, claiming they get a fourth larger
Weld, and that their land is left in much
better condition. We guarantee every ton
to contain 500 pounds Pure Animal Bone
Being composed of Dissolved and Raw
Material it is great favorite, on account
Of its lasting properties furnishing an
abundance Of nourishment and sustenance
the time il enters the soil When your
grain Is heading, the raw material has be
come dissolved, and its effects are felt just
at the season it is wanted 1t is in splendid
drilling condition. and highly recommended.
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ANXIOUS FOR TRIAL.
Machen Criticises Methods of the
Administration in Handling Case

Machen Criticises Methods of the
Administration in Handling Case.
The Washington correspondent of the Bal
timore American says:
Former Superintendent Of the Free Deliv-
cry Division A. w. Maehen has returned to
Washington from Detroit where he has been
on private business. He announces that he
is anxious for his case 10 come TO trial, aud
expressed indignation over the suggestion
that he had fled to escape standing trial. In
speaking GA this matter Mr.. Machen said:
when | left Washington on matters OF
business personal to myself my Counsel ad-
vised the district attorney of my proposed alb
senee from the city and of my intention of re-
turning the latter part of this week to plead
10 the indictments recently returned against
me. There was absolutely no reason TO doubt
my own or my counse's faith in this matter.
Surely, had the right, without being ques
toned, criticised or suspected, 10 attend 10
my own personal matters without my action
being made the subject of baseless accusations
and rumors calculated to injure me ia many
ways.
sit is most remarkable that when | have
given bond for my appearance IN court to an
swer these charges my simple absence from
the city should lead to general comments and
public rumors which were unfair TO me in
every way, and promulgated for the sole pur,
pose, as it appears to me, Of prejudicing me
In the eyes of the public, and in the very juris-
diction where / will not only stand trial, but
intend to force trial at the very earliest OPP
portunity-
Mr.. Machen continued with considerable
feeling: "All the influence of the admins
tration has been brought to bear not only TO
torture, but | might almost say coerce, indict
ments against me and TO prejudice me in every
way in the public mind. The entire force Of
postofice inspectors has been employed t.
cast the worst possible light upon every &C
ton of mine. official and private. There
need be no sort of fear now in the future on
the part of the administration or the public
generally that | will not be present to answer
every indictment that has been or may here
after be found against me; but 1t should be
understood now and for all time that, beine
under bond to answer, | intend TO 90 when
and where | please, asking the permission o
no one.
while | cannot prevent the postal author
tiles from their efforts to PREJUDICE and preju
dice me and my cause in the eyes of the pub
lie, am at least at liberty to exercise indie
pendence of action as to my own movements
subject only to the conditions that | shall, a
the proper time and place, answer any and al
indictments against me and shall not displeas'
the gentlemen who have generously and trust
fully become my sureties. Innocent or gull
ty, | am entitled to a fair trial. This | expec
10 get in Washington, and no conseientiou
man or fair newspaper will meanwhile seek Il
infame and poison the public mind.
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DISSOLVED s. {. ROCK.

We offer this as a strictly high grade
Rock-guaranteeing II to 1G per cent.
Available Phos. Acid. The State Chemist
gives us a commercial value of 1854 per
ton-the highest of any Rock sold in the
State. Our sales last year were unprece-
dented. Can furnish you with the strong
est testimonials from the leading farmers of
Carroll and Howard Counties. Its drilling
condition is perfect
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BUILDING MATERIAL.

Our stock of Lumber is larger than ever.
We offer you everything that enters into
the construction of building, and all at
BALTIMORE PRICES. LIME -Ag-
ricultural and Building Lime-Agricultural
Lime in wagon loads at car load prices,
Sell Us your Grain and haul Lime back.
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Only Half Crop Of Corn.

Hon. John w. Bookwalter who owns 90,
600 acres of land in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois,
Kansas and Nebraska, and is one of the lar.
gest farmers in the country, in a recent inter
view said
Il have travelled through the length of New
York, diagonally through Ohio, centrally
through Indiana, the southern and northern
parts of Illinois, through Northern Missouri,
Eastern and Northern Kansas and Southern
and Eastern Nebraska, and centrally through
Iowa, so disposing my time that the entire
trip was made in a manner to enable observa-
tions to be solely in daylight. The trip en-
braced substantially the whole corn belt and
much of the winter wheat regions
Almost without exception found the corn
in most unsatisfactory condition, and the
wheat and oats falling much under previous
expectations.
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E A CTS

Are more stubborn than fgures-Buy
your FERTILIZERS only from respon-
sible dealers, who guarantee you GUAM
THY and QUALITY.
Talk is Cheap S No mot be nos es ssesp
tible to adulteration than Fertilizers, there
fore give your orders only to LEGITl-
MATE DEALERS who pay Licenses and
Taxes, thereby lessening your burden, and
then only where analysis and weight are
guaranteed under forfeiture of bill sold
Only the dealers who are willing to do this
are worthy of your trade,
All our brands of Fertilizers have Pure
Bone Base, the fertilizing properties will
not give out during the growing season, as
many quick acting articles do, but will
mature the crop and leave the soil in an
improved condition. All our brands are
put up in 167 ID. bags for convenience in
handling, unless otherwise ordered
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OASh0 rOh G1hH
HOME MARKET.
We buv and sell all Farm products

we Duy ana sell all L arm products
We offer you a market for everything
raised on the farm, and will give you full
value for same.
We have elevator and storage warehouse
on our switch and will take any and all
products brought at any time.
If you have anything to offer, come and
see us, or write us, and we will bid you at
once
We want at all times in large or small
quantities Wheat, Oats and Rye, Wheat,
Dat and Rye Straw, Timothy, Clover and
Mixed Hay, Ear and Shelled Corn White
or Yellow
We are members Chamber of Commerce,
Baltimore. In close touch with the market
Wire US for bids at our expense. We
solicit shipments from any point.
See Sykesville Market in this paper.
WADE 4. D. WAKEFIELD & CO.,
SYKBSVILLE, MD. juu27
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Galvanized trlclRg Wire at prices thas have
never been known ia the trade.
Lead aud Oil So cheap that anyone can 81
ford 20 paint this season
lee ~ plenty. We have . large stock "a tht
best make of Frcczers aud Refrigerator
Don't you need Gasoline og ud Stove for
summer cooking! We have them they arc
cheap.
Door and Window Screens Of various ,tylcs-
A full line of hrst-elass Cooking Stoves and
Ranges, OF long established reputation. a.
reduced prices.
call vii. soon convince you tha' the bot-
tom has bes completely knocked cat % the
price OF Nals.
Glass. Oils. Paints and Putty, Plasier,ng,
Hair and Cement, and in fact everything iu
the Building Hardware line can he found, a
well as low prices, at the old established stand
o.
GILBERT & GEHR.
Corner Main and Liberty streets.
Westminster. Nd.
Plumbing, Heating, Spoutiug, TIN Roofing
IS our specially. feb -
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Price, $500 Per Ton.
BONE AND POTASH
MIXTURES.
2-IO and 3-l2 Goods.
Nitrate Of Potash, Tankage Remem
Der all our goods are guaranteed under for
fixture Of bill sold.
COAL.

George Greek Steam Coal is recognized
as being the best steam coal sold. We
have it at the same price as the ordinary
Run of Mines and in tons of 2240 pounds
ANTHRACITE COAL--We have
already booked orders from NEST of our
customers for this years supply. Win be
glad to have yours We bill all summer
deliveries October LIST. Lay in your winter
supply of Coal now at BOTTOM PRICES
and do not pay for it until you need it.
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Price, $24.oo Per Ton.
MARTINS FINE GROUND
BOMB.

Made only Of Slaughter House Bones.
Contains larger percentage Of Ammonia
and Bone Phosphate Lime than any other
brand in the market
We DO not steam or bake our bones, or
otherwise treat them SO as to destroy the
animal matter, which is rich in ammonia
Purity guaranteed.
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Wr-tmtas,-E, lals ~. lstG.
" rarzuaoee vi az all 81 sar oirpcFa' As
.suhiy. passed ~ JsaaEsv S--s.aH, ISIS I
hrryay give ,ar talfonsax Nag.s~ 'a GaNFays
ctr
Gh,s - go give notice iaai ihr tnauty tr-u
alissi0usfs - Carroll raunsy have gsaae these
annual levy ou the asss-ssabir property of sa5d
coauiy. iur Stale and County Taxes iar The
wear nineteen h8adrri and three. and THAT OF
persons ur incorporate Installations that sha,i
pAy shrif County Tsx~s na oy before the -ri
ias ai S~p;rsntssE. next. shAl! ha eat.tlel .o 4
4r3uutluu at isa I.eF crnfum uu tar amount
1t SAID taxes. Uu STATE laSr- a deduction H3
hse PER ceuiuu viii b. allowed &, paid H0 az
before ihr irsi day ct September. aH1 D IJfi
uu or before The hrsi dAy of pcI1hvr. n~Nt,
a d,iuciIan Of four ger cgnGums ard % paid
or or before the hr>i day Of Noreahcr. aeNi-
5 deduction ~ Ihrvr Fsr crntBm, that sud
take. silI b. iu -rrrar un The irs' aaY "i Jan
aaFy. usxt. and b-aT latrrrsi iruu thar Jalrs
luaI al, person. aF Incorporate institutions
isIljar ir pay h,5r STATE sud County fake
before ihg same shall be-. IA arrears. e.ii render
the property and estate Of such delinquent
hsbl. 60 b.. sald 'nr the prompt payment at
said taxes.
JOHN T.. NASENHIMER,
aug & Ca8Hly Treasurer.
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WALSH / WALSH, N0IIlItOrs.
TNRUSTEE'S SALE
Il 90
A VALUABLE FARM,

In Woo.ery's Di.lricl. Carroll County. Md
BY virtue Of deed %; trust from Henry
Btch,cr 10 John T. Richter. dated February
sd. A D.. 1903. and duly recorded among the
Land Records st Carroll county OBJ. under
signed. trustee, will offer a. VahHe sale. uE
the Premises, Du
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER lth. lpIS.
a' clock, p. TO-. q taTm containing
81 ACRES and ~ SQUARE PERCHES.
more or less. about . acrr> ia timber aud d
acre, sH npaioW- The Improvements eae-,,t
ui d hoase- barn, waE.H -bc5
A aud al u'arr urte-sls, h4s.4
M.A lag.. Hryrr iat.sHg sl,rag aai
AzzsE1szzzszzzss rsHulaE -ai-r lhroasa 'ae iarm
aud auv orchard 81 AZ ksa3. % FRAT, The
farm has Tcg-gty bv@a Amcd, gHies Eend
fencing aud 30 ara a.eEaat SLATE g cultivation.
The tagu j. lorslei near Smal,wead b. ku2~n
as she H-art Richter isrm. ana a3fasus che
farm. rf +. Is. Arnold, FHeieFsgA Nsxrua.
and Others.
Terms az Sa., -uuF.tHrr3 cash sai .hs rt
u,ssud,r I'll ani months FROM dair Of .A5r.
,Le crsirl payments Ca Jc SECURE! hy nafc,.
v1th approve. sTyariy. bearing Interest FROM
ih- d5y at sale. ug aii rsa gl.- ug3iHu ai the
purchaser. JOHN T. ElCHTER.
aHg tG = Trustee.
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AE,e =, shs ssass rEagy. and commencing ri
= e. clock. p ua-.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 12ad. ls~AE.
The uad~ruEund sell se'i she .'.ls~sng gieee
gr parcel q izHd, situated 'u NaRche.irF i.s
frsr.. Carroll ruaa,y State af Maryland yer
tanning - ACRES. 3 KDOpS sad s.
PEBCHEN SAID land lies caatsuagy fa she
arst 3r-cf4hsa II taic Farm n' fa- hsrr- Ht
Jacob Ba~mA0. d,sra-ci. }ahn V. iuaF
ard others. Tbs land g in q Eari Slate .'
cultivation. has 80 it a saui sprung 81 aaisr.
Ihs stream uf ~hgch Aasr fsus shgsa1h a gHH.
adorable G,arflon 81 ,hr property. Ats.at
s-yru agrrs zrr 81 tuta-F. pvs-yTual.y yas.z
naf. Toe land i. wr3. fenced The IMPROVE
snes.s g,,ass.i IL . h=yu aH,y, i1ss D. fAs 'zFaa
prapsfsg g,saveggd @ ghc ..adsrss EHed 81 5ac.tf
G5ausan aad site. rs deed bearing dAsr 4 qrs.
-ih. lssa1. aud recorded la Iatrr g. E w.
NJ - folio f9@. a.. 1ar ai lhr lsei
Records ~ Carroll calutg. Persons lfesrsaE
ia viru sad pFur..srt.ss eAa b. ~ hs raiaas .n
Jus~rk Price. ea 'hs Haac tsru frrsa--ss.
nn >s,arylAg. Augusl l5sh
T~rrus "a, sale One yhtHi gssh. fhr la.satF
ia equal payments ai * AID I-e.yr mrulh--
yarb. 3D., g,arvhAsrE giving has ue.tse therefor.
nalh Approved .rcarr'v. 0ssr}aE salfrssi iraHs
fhe iag af eass.
JOSEPH PRICE.
Hanover. lark eaants Pa
Jacob Il Halsu. A est algl -
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

The County Commissioners of Carroll coun.
ty will meet at their office, in Westminster,
every MONDAY in AUGUST 1903, for the trans.
action of business. By order,
JOHN f. MASENHIMER,
augl Clerk.
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Leave Hileu l055 pm. Union II 90. Pa. ave II o.
Fulton Ii.U7, WalbroOk II 10, Arlington HE, Mt
Hopc II % Howariville Il. % SudbsOok Park II 25
Pikesyille iI.g6. Greenwood lbs Owings Mills
II 81 Glyndon II az. Emory Grove II 50, Glen Falls
49, FinkShurg ii.5S Carrolltou 1903 Westminster
t2-si Avondale p - New Windsor l2S7 Linwood
L. ~ Union Bridge L. Is am. Leave Union Bridge
~ a m, LinwOod f.5l. New Windsor Sc, Avon
dale a0t Westminster $40. Carroilton 5Sl, Finks-
burg 5.t3. Glen Fails 5.44. Emory Grove $50 Glyn-
don 553. OwingS Mills 601. PikeSvilic 6l2 sud
brook Park 6,l3, Howardvilie SIS, Mt Hope 6.l7.
Arlington G20, Walbr0ok 62G. Fulton e.3S Pa ave
q T'Ufn lillian =
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WA N 8 ..
2 LOADS OF HIGH CLASS.
KENTUCKY HORSES.

Consisting of Drivers, Sadders, Fast Trotters
and Pacersi also some Mated Teams; a Ladies'
Fine Pony; Farm and General Purpose
Horses, will arrive at my stables, at Littles-
town, Tuesday, June 2. Any person desiring
to purchase Horse will do well to come and
examine this stock, For private sale or ex,
change. H. A. SPALDING,
may8O Littlestown, Pa.
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Also 81 she same tune and place wt3 be- sold
hy the aforesaid Joseph Pnyr, rs attorney tar
sarah Price, the following described Rva. T..
tate. bang the same Inherited by her from her
father, Jacob Bowman. lste 81 Carroll rnlufy.
deceased. containing ACRES and Eu
PERCHE> OF LAND, more or Jess, hrinZ
the same land and premises conveyed tr Jacob
Bowman hy Leonard B-rA hrtu@r. 81, asst
utir. and Leonard Brrkbrim-r, Jr., and witr,
hy deed dalssi May at'b l,s4 snd recorded
among ihr laai Record. Of Carroll euBEiy
>t.tr - Maryland .a I5h-f p I. :, NJ. 81.
folio FlE g.. Ssii .ai q, situated il MAJ
chester d5<irrf. Carroll rauufs su8 ali sas
land, IL l.sisa kggrs. Eiaart kgrnrr. Peter
krrehur- and others, Aad ba. an cutie, ia lte
Ssbaack rusl Il IS al ,a l.abaE, principally
ask sud chestnut
Terms ri sale --pnc fh,rsi cssh. lSr HslAHrs
5a equal qaymrat- nf ~ and '@c.,c month.
each a5gb rursrs,t frasn Jas Sc -Air. the per
chaser xfy5ae uus,. Fh apprays3 .eeaHiy.
JOSEPH PRICE
Attorney f.r Sstah Prev. Haauvrr, NaFA
GA Pa. larrh ID Amaa. Aart.
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"ESTBRN MARYLAND RAIL.
w ROAD.
Ia
CONNECTING WITH

P. & R. R. at Shippensburg and Gettysburg
Norfolk Western R. K. at Hagerstown;
B. 4 o. Railroad at Hagerstown and Cherry
Run; Penna. r. K. at Bruceville and
Hanover; P. W. & B., N. C. and B. Il p.
Railroads at Union Station, Baltimore, Md.
Schedule in effect Sunday, June Fl, 1908.
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sunday Trains

on sunday trains viii leave Hillen Station 81 *
N. and is p. m. Westminster Ills a. m II D.
n arriving al Onion Bridge at ll.45 a. and l. ~
=. m Leave Union Bridge az GIL and SS0a. N.
and AZ m, Westminster 6.45 and S.a6 a. m. and
AS p m, srrivIns at Hillen Station st SIS and
Il. - a. N. and 6.2g p. N.
Frederick Division Pennsylvania =. H. daily eN-
cept sunday. Trains for Frederick leave Bruce
vile SIS SO and 10 20 a. m. SBd sea and q 81
=. N. Trains for IaneytOwn, LittleStowR ami
Columbia leave Brucevile 9.f7 a. n and 3 - y N.
Through trains FOR Hanover aud Ge&tyShnrg and
points on Baltimore and Harrisburg Division leave
Baltimore, daily except sunday, az 7.25 a. N and
$50 p. Through cars for Gettysburg and inter
mediate points leave Baltimore also dAily. eNcepI
sunday. at 10 u a N.
Orders for baggage calls can be let at Ticket
OfliCc, No us East Baltimore street. Baltimore.
F. NJ HOWELL.
General Passenger Agent.
b. H. GRswoLD. GenT Tmfic Manager. Jazz
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MARTINS DISSOLVED
SLAUGHTER HOUSE BOMB.

Il Is richer in Soluble Phosphorie Acid
and Ammonia than any similar article in
the market
Owing to its great solubility, it is easily
aSsimilated and supplies an abundance Of
nourishmeut and sustenance for the full
development of the growing crops,
Ii Is more reliable in action and more
lasting in its effects than Peruvian Guano,
Welding a healthful stimulation without
any injurious after effects
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DUBLIC SALE.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
In Manchester District, Carroll County, Md.
By virtue of the authority conveyed in a
power of attorney from Sarah Price, Joseph
Price and others, and of record in Liber j.
h. B., No. rs, folio A., &c, one of the Land
Records of Carroll county, Md, the under
signed, as attorney in fact, will sell at public
sale, on the premises, near IAneboro, Md, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST -, 1908,
At II o'clock M, the following described real
estate. viz The Home Farm, containing
l16 ACRES 4 81 SO. PERCHES OF LAND
With the improvements thereon, now occu.
pied by Emanuel Grogg, tenant. situate in
Manchester district, Carroll county, Nd. u
miles from Lineboro, same distance from
Iesia. 81 miles from Manchester, aud ad-
Joining lands of John W. Tracy, Joseph Price.
Matilda kerchner. George Roop, Jacob DubbS
and others, and being near Tracy's Roller
Mills. The improvements con
sist Of Il 2-Story Stone Dwelling Azss y
House with brick back building MssaeN
attached, large bank barn, car ksslL91sEsss,ss
riage house, smoke house, and all other build
ings usually found on first class farm All
of the buildings are in good order. There Is
running water at residence and barn Timber
branch passes through four of the fields The
land is in a good state Of cultivation. and Is
we'll fenced. This property Is especially de
sirabIe in this that it adloius two county roads
and Is convenient TO churches, schools and
mills. About % acres are in white oak. rock
oak and chestnut timber; there is also au or.
chard of fine fruit. Also Wood 10, Of -
ACRES and 81 PERCHES. adjoining said
farm; also adjoining the lands of heirs uf G.
r. Vent. deceased. This BOT Is well tim
bered, principally with chestnut aud rock lak
Also at the same time and place another Wood
Lot containing 10 ACRES & lS5 PERCHES.
living about one mile from Alesja Station. on
the Hanover Branch of the W. Nd. L. X
and along the Schauck road leading iTum
Manchester to the Black Rock road. adjoining
lands Of John Hane, John Rank. William
Miller aud others. This hand b we'll covered
with hrst-cla>, chestnut, white oak and rock
oak timber Al of the above. heretofore the
properties Of the late Jacob Bowman. i-yras-
rd, have been recently surveyed. aud the
quantities 81 land stated are exact.
Terms of Sale One third cash. the la.-
auce 40 equal payments uf SIX aud rseir-
months, each; the purchaser ar purchasers
giving his az their notes With approved -rcHF-
ity. bearing Interest from fbr day ii ss.r
JOSEPH PRICE.
Ailoruey.iu Fact, Hanover, Pa
Jacob Hoffman. Aucf5oucaT.
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LEARN OUR PRICES.
Feeds OF All Kind.

Shorts, Bran, Mixed Chop, Corn,
Oats, Wheat, Screenings, Cracked
Corn at Lowest Prices, Baled Hay
and Straw.
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RIne Montnin Exnress.

Leave H. m Hagersfown go, Potomac 6 a.,
Blue Mountain Ia Buena Vista Spring 7l6. Blue
Ridge summit : -, Thurmont 7.S9, Rocky Ridge
~, BrueeyHe 5.57. New Windsor Sill, Westmin-
ster 81. Giyndou $50, Sudbrook Park COS Wal
brook AZ, Fulton 9l9, Union 90. arrive Hillen
ISL Leave tilen 81 p. m, Union By Fulton
G&t. Naibronk $50, Westminster LIS, New Wind
40. Bruceville ass. Thurmont 5 u Rlue Ridge
summit 80, Buena Vista Spring a42, Blue Noun.
tain 40. Smlthburg 5.59 Potomac 8 Is. arrive Ha-
gerstOwu 6.l7 p N. Does not Sundays.
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NoTICE TO TAXPAYERS

Hanover. lark roaa.s r..
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