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Adjournment Of Congress.

The Fifty seventh Congress ended on We'd
nesday, after d session more than usually un
productive in the number Of important bills
passed, and marked chiefly by its failures,
There were very few measures of general leg
islatiou enacted. and these were of secondary
importance. The principal duty before this
Congress should have been relief to the peo-
pie from the power of the trusts, and although
at the opening of the session the President
and the leaders of the majority in both houses
proclaimed the supreme Importance OF such
legislation, and what they considered necessary
to this end, the bills prepared for this purpose
passed the House by almost universal consent
and were then abandoned. What was ac-
tually done amounts to no more than some
amendments TO existing acts, with bureau
for the collection of statistical Information
The trusts have not been injured. but attention
has been diverted from revision OF the tariff,
which is the only way to strike blow at these
monopoles With reference to the currency
and the locking up of money in the treasury
nothing whatever has been done; the measure
to relieve the people of the Philippines and
for reciprocity with Cuba failed. Some of the
bills that passed were an increase in the per
soune and ships of the navy; general staff
for the army, and the better organization OF
the militia; new Department of Commerce;
the immigration laws were materially im--
proved; bill concerning the civil govern
ment OF the Philippines, and an experimental
currency enactment The measure for the
protection of the President from anarchists
failed in the last hours Of the session. The
record of the entire Congress is one OF inertia
and inactivity, aud we may well say they have
"doue those things which they should not have
done. and have left undone those things which
they should have doue.
The President issued proclamation gu
Monday calling the Senate into extra session
Immediately upon the expiration of the pres
ant oacsian
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News of the Week.

The Steel Trust announced plans for the
expen iiture of $36, 000, 600 on improvements.
Andrew Carnegie gave 81, 900, 600 to Prince
ton University for the construction Of grad
uate school.
A New York Stock Exchange seat was sold
Tuesday to H. A. Harrison for $4,000, the
highest price on record.
The Mint at Phladelp hia turned out more
than 20, 600 600 bright new cents last year
one apiece for every man, woman and child
in the United States.
DR.. j. L. Hill. one of the oldest residents
of Gettysburg, Pa, died March 4, in his SSrd
year. He was graduate of the Peunsyl-
vania Medical College, class of '46.
Twenty thousand acres of timber land, near
Asheville, have been bought by Charles +.
Fuller, of Kalamazoo, Michigan, who will
erect one of the largest timber laud plants in
the state, with headquarters at Asheville.
Alfred Knapp. the selfcoufessed murderer,
admitted that he had killed still another
woman in 1886 The body found in the Ohio
river, near New Albany, was identified as
that Of Hannah Goddard Knapp, his third
wife.
In the town of Bags, State Of Balisco. Mex
leo. on March /, woman who was drusk
attempted to enter a shrine and used bias
infamous language when refused admission,
was struck by lightning and converted INTO
statue.
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Chine Must Serve Two-Year Sen.
tence.


The petition Of Joseph H. Ching for n wnt
Of certiorari to bring his case before the United
States Supreme Court for review has been
denied by that court. Ching must according
Is begin the service OF two years 10 the
Penlieniiary, 10 which be was sentenced bv
Judge Thomas j Morris, Of the local District
Court, for his participation in the ST Marys
county census frauds
special dispatch from Washington. ID. c.
Tuesday states; The United States supreme
Court today decided thai Joseph II. CHING, OF
Maryland, should serve term OF two years ia
prison at Baltimore. The court denied the
petition of Mr.. Ching for a writ Of certiorsri
TO briag his case into the Supreme Court for
review The refusal OF the court 10 grant the
writ leaves the verdict Of the lower court in
force.
Ching was convicted after long trial, sud
appealed from the verdict to the United States
Circuit Court of Appeals. This court denied
his motion for new Trial, aud Ching's coun
sci, Messrs William l.. Marbary and Adrian
Posey, then applied to the Supreme Court for
a writ of certiorari in order to have the case
reviewed by the highest tribunal in the land.
Mr. Adrian Posey, counsel for Mr.. Ching
was in court when the decision was rendered.
He has resigned the case and no further steps
can be taken to prevent the execution Of the
sentence imposed. Ching has surrendered
and is now in jail
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Our New Senator.

Hon. Arthur P. German was sworn IN as
United States Senator from Maryland a, the
extra session Of the Senate ca Thursday
When he was escorted to the Presidents desk
to take the oath be was greeted by prolonged
applause from the galleries aud the members
From the old and young senators the welcome
Of this political giant was Of the most cordial
character the Republican leaders vying wi'h
the Democrats ii their applause.
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coNNuNtcArEp,
R1DGEv1LLE, NIB, February %, 1908.

R1DGEvILLE, MD, February e, IgUo.
Messrs EditorS:-In looking over your
most highly esteemed paper some time ago,
| noticed in the Uniontown District Items,
one of Mr. Brundige's friends suggesting that
she would make fine Register of Wills. ;"
Mr. Edward P. Brundige has been men
toned by many of his friends throughout this
section as an excellent candidate for Clerk of
the Court. HIS thorough knowledge of every
part of the county, personal popularity, being
acquainted and having dealt with nearly all
the merchants. makes him most acceptable
and formidable candidate for the Clerk of the
Court. | trust that Mr.. Brundige will soon
announce himself and give his many friends a
chance 10 work for and secure his nomina-
ton. He would add great strength to the
whole ticket. Yours, etc, J. H. KAHN.
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T ARGE SALE
IL OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

The undersigned, intending TO quit farming,
will sell at public sale, on his premises, one
mile south Of Uniontown, Md, on
MONDAY, MARCH %, 1908,
at II a. m, sharp, the following property :
a horses and colts, three of which are
o. good leaders: 3 mares in foal by
Uzz-A French Coach Horse of New Wind
sor; one Of these mares is quite suitable for a
lady or family driving; colt rising years,
4 colts rising years, 10 mead Of MEEzM
Cattle, 10 of which are cows; ) w.
Durhams and Jerseys; 4 cows -<&--A-
fresh BY day of sale; . bulls. roam ana /
red Durham. and Holsteins, all large enough
Tor service; SO Poland China hogs. brood
sows. of them will have pigs by day OF sale;
fine boar. 80 shoats, weighing from 80 to l25
pounds: binder. mower aud horse rake, all of
the Mccormick build, as good as new; Os-
borne mower grain drills. separator and
horse power, , sulkey corn pl0wS, Oliver
aud Roland Chilled plowS. Osborne spring
tooth lever harrows. double A harrows,
ground roller. triple. double and single trees.
open rings. Jockey sticks. log chains. lot OF
cow chains. breechbands. front gears, houS-
ings, wagon saddle. 3 brOadtread OF o horse
uaEaus. I having steel axies: horse wagon,
spring wagon, spread and yoke, good grain
cradle, forks. shovels, mattocks, good stone
beds. good hay carriages, Reed revolving
churu aud stand. and other articles,
Tersus-AlI sums OF s. and under, cash; on
sums over s. a credit Of ten months will be
given. purchaser to give note with approved
security. bearing interest from day OF sale.
BURRIER 5. COOKSON.
J. Thos. Ro0p, Aaet. mari Is
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FoRT WORTH. Texas March 3.-The coun-
try around Amarillo is wrapped in nearly two
feet of snow and the town has been practically
shut out from the world for six days. Not a
train has moved in week.
Two hundred passengers are held here
awaiting the break OF the snow blockade,
which is the worst ever known in this section
of the State
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DUBLIC SALE
OF
VALUABLE ERTY,

T.- undsrsigned vill sell =, pablie sale, on
the premises. in FTnksbaFg, Nd, on
WEDNESDAY. the lA of APRIL, 1893.
a. o clock p. u., the fo'.o~'Hg business
places;
First The Hotel property. containing
.bogl 81 Acres Of LAID. more OF I-ss. ~iih >
Large - Story Frame DSeli-
A Jog, nth back building al
mxkKA tAehed, aid stable Tor about 10
ssf - y horses: pump near the porch.
second The Store stand. containing about
/ Acre Of Land. more or less; store room IS
lsx42 feet, with dwelling attached. stable Tor
? horses; pump ~ the yard.
Third. The tenant house, With about Halt
Acre Of Land, more or less, improved by a
Frame Dwelling. stories high, l4X2e feet
Fourth Wood Lot. containing 81 Acres
of Land. more or less, on old COuRty Road,
known a. the Mck6rkle road, running from
Fuksburg to the Deer Park road. adjoining
Marion LESTER and Others.
Fifth. Wood Lot, containing Il Acres Of
Land. more or less, binding on county road
known as the Benson road, running IRON the
Deer Park to ReisiersiOwn, adjoining John
Newton and Others.
The Hotel and Store dwellings are situated
in The centre of Finksburg; the Hotel on the
south, aud Store on norm sue OF Tue iHiH-
pike They have been occupied Tor 90 years
as business stands.
Any one wishing TO examine the properties
can call on Mr.. Stephen B. Stocksdale, links
burg, Md.
Terms Of Sale.-One-t third cash; one;hird
in d months and one,third in II months, with
interest. A deposit OF $500 will be required
on each piece Of property on day Of sale.
|. c. DICKSON,
3IIs W. North Avenue, Baltimore, Md.
mar7-ts
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NO 4o12 EQUITY.

IT, tae Ciseus, Coart Tor Carol, Coaa;y.
John c Frsi3el -. Aaaa I. Arr.assoa. e.. a.
Ordered 'bis i.b iAv q March. A. D 1913.
by toe Csrcaig Court Tor Carroll County, SIT
tang a. Court 81 Eq4siy. TEA, enc SAFE ct the
Interest IN fea} estate. mentioned ia tt-ss pro
creitgxs. ras3c and fef=sycj Iv 6sy ".
S5crie. Trustee. apprentices hs q decree OF ihis
Coari. 60 make SaiI sale. Be ratified ard cra-
arinrl. unless Cause so thr contrary thereof
h. shown ut4 ar before the Hih dsy of April
ncxf. provided e copy ot Tbs ORDER h. inserted
ia sosne ncsspapey printed and pab,Ishvd ln
Carroll coau'y. oze- seek ,u sarh ef three
successive ~-rk. ssrfs-rr tie sis' Jay ~ March
IusIMui.
The report .ssirs th- z@gaat Of SAFE 10 b.
$50 10
JAS. II. BiLJING>LEA. Clerk.
frur copy. Test
mFI-st Jas Il BliLIVgslE,. Clerk
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MARRIED

s'arra , Is8a At ne parsonage ~ =. Pa8ls Re
f5ruaed Church. ~ Rev g. S5aEie. James y
EsunuH ans Miss VirEiula Beaver tsosa 81 CAT
roil couaty. Nd.
Al the parS8uaFe % ihs " 2 Charyh Saafh
Preston I'D by Rev J Whiir=e{. fetruar %
- 1885 Ihmes ". Roller And klra O. HeulzctE
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4 SSIGNEE OF ASSIGNEE OF
y MORT4AGEE' SALE
DESIRABLE LITTLE FARM,
Near Fiaksbarg, Carroll County, Nd.


Hy virtue Ut poser Of sale contained 10 =
NOR, zasv from William II. Gardner and vile,
20 Charles A. Read, dated April llth, iss3,
and recorded amoag the Real Estate Mort
gage Records Of Carroll eoanty. IN Liber +.
IS. No 70. folio ISL, etc, and duly assign
I'd % The undersigned, all sell al public
sale. 10 ths. hishes, bidder, on the premises,
6rsl hereinafter mentioned, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 7ih, 1908,
al o'clock, ?. N.
lst All that farm or parcel Of land part
Of a tract Of lard called Flag Meadows, ~
coatRiBing
50 ACRES or LAND. MORE OR LESS.
"a. Also all that LOT or parcel Of land men
toned 10 sid mortgage, containing
5 ACRES. 3 RO0Ds AND SO PERCHES
Of land. more or less Said Two parcels Of
land being also the same that were conveyed
70 the aid William II. Gardner By Louis A.
Williams, executor OF Grrenbury Williams,
deceased. by deed dated April 9Th, A. ID.
1883, and recorded among the land records OF
Carroll eoanty, in LibeT +. I. ), No. 59.
tols0 Sc
Tn. frSt mentioned parcel IS situated on
rh,, Finkshurg and M-ehauicsville (Gamberl
Turapiks, about q miles from Ftuksbnrg
Station, on ,he Western Nd. Railroad, aud !
a anae from the village OF Gambler, and ad-
IONS the lands Of John Thos Stocksdale and
Jacob Caples. This parcel OF land IS under q
high state OF cultivation; y acres OF wheat now
growing thereon. Il Is i'm.
proved By q two and n half =
story Frame D~eIliug House. - 49,
log barn, corn house, spring
house aud other necessary out5nlldings.
There Is splendid never haling spring OF
water near the dwelling.
The second described parcel Is situate on
the Deer Park road. about ! mile from the
above named turnpike, and adjoius the lands
OF Jas. p. Slasmaa, Bud Williams and
Others. aud is directly opposite the dwelling
Of Norris Stocksdale The sale OF this prop
erty should command the attention Of persons
desiring Il small farm.
Terms Of Sals.-Oue-t third cash on the DAY
Of sale or on the ratification thereof; one
thjri in months and the other one-thlrd m
II months from the day of sale; the credit pay
meuts 70 be secured BY the notes OF the pur-
chaser or purchasers, with approved security,
bearing interest from the day OF sale; or all
cash al the option Of the purchaser.
JOHN MILTON REIFSNIDER,
Bond L Parke, Solicitors. Assignee.
fsbl44t Elias \. Davis, Auct.
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WESTMINSTER, MD
DUBLIC SALE
80 rtTrABJE
Real and Personal Property.

Bv yirtas % the insi sill sai issiAHeul %
samuel ksSsr'riag, late 81 Carroll caafiy,
No deceased. sad rs virtue % al order %
the Orphans Court ei Carroll g1uRir. the sab
.crlb-rs. as actiuE rxscugTtCes at sSst deeyasrd
viii sell ~ public sale bis lasr residence. 90
The village o; silver Ron. Myers district. a
he county -ni State Aforesaid. ga
SATURDAY. APRIL 4gh, I.ss.
Al II O clock N sharp, the f5Ilo~ias va.as.
HE real estate. being the sane whereof The
isceas.si resided ~ ihe tins Of sW araih. ~
the village OF Silver R4a, ard c0nt2lniug a4snlt
& ACRES OF LAND, MORE OF LIS
,dislulur lands 81 G~orse A. Form sat,
Aestiu Gson ard o,her.- Ihe
improvements cssu.ss; o; 7 so =
Slory Ffame Wea,hsSboSEie1 sskFa2
puwlhng House. con vvn3susiy nzhA&1lad2ts
arranged aad -sll ventilated. porca "a froni.
slso kitchen attached, kss = good cellar,
sell wiih pump. Aad purr ~sieF cpasen1ets' 70
the aoslss; fas saa.ls barn, sci isl4 - s1a
Arranged Ani al other gccezsafy h1Ifid ugs
frut % dlFssvnt kin4A Taa properly has
uaauy advEnsAEez, beng 'lias5et 10 = Ane a''a
lhritsu. village and coaumEasiy. vita ~ sAFsr
ehsrehcs conyeuSrnt--i.athefsn Aad hsiaga
ed-also a 6ne school IN The uiisEe, And has
Free Rara MAJ Dyllvrry daily, maFH'ns sad
AitaFu0oa-
Aay uue -lshlng 90 49, The property hrioss
the day II sac ali please caii 90 A4siia
Gsaft. hytag 4tlJlul5s the sAaac. "A asiaai
,arssy OF thc ssns ~5I - mAic before tbs
dAy u sA.s-
Possession sivea A. soon a. terms Ct sAie
arr complied ~tta.
Terms of sale. --Oue third o. Toe purchase
usoary "a Be- Paid cash 90 The dAy Of SAFE o.
on thr rasi6cAs,oa thereof By lhs sac Coss',
And the residue IN iwo cQaal payzruis, to
oss psya5ls 10 al and she esher payable "a
,.elsr uonths from the day Of sAle; shc credit
pAvmsats 70 b. secuted ay tau bouds OF single
balls q the purchaser OF parchaseTs nth san
cienl sscur,Iy, b<arlnE interest," i'ofa The d-y
81 sale; o. al cash ~ the ep,1pn 81 lhr par
ckAsers-
Asso Al The sane g-me and place large
variety Of household goods, 4c. Sc balls TOT
particular
SARAH NJ. CRATlN,
MARY T. CROFT, EHscutf'ers-
Wa. T. Warner. Aaetionecr.
J. wm. EArhArs add weldoa T. Nassaaua,
Clerks mar
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

The Creditors OF Ida S. Engle, deceased,
are hereby notified to file their claims with
the vouchers thereof with the Clerk of the
Circuit Court for Carroll County, within two
months from the Dist day of February, 1903.
JOHN M. ROBERTS.
Feb q 1t Auditor.
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DIED

NJ -,.sr5s ~ NsrTispes sss Dsia.t tiAss7-s's -
Wees ~sass .far
Wear Reese. Ma March 2 1875 Olive 3. aSei 81
years. months aud - day. fauEbfs7 u Hagry =
aud Ida b Capie.
Nhv Should ne Nish Der back
Nscn she suterr,l - much vita Eaju
she sfaEs ia iht angel choir snsfay.
Aus = ith CAr!st has gone - fviEu.
It's hard % give bet up
Aud las her meath The s1si
But We suow that al l. vel ulth her.
~ ktss The clustering rod
81 HER FaENNFs-
Lori Thou hRst AIKEN cur ire suse
To draw pur hearts UNTO Thee.
Mas Der sweet spirit TIC i0EE yoArs 20 cozns.
Our gus rilaa angel D..
On wonder Ouve. dear sister.
When Ne meet on heavcn's bright shuge.
II yuu tli ku0w ana greet your hrulaer.
Love ME dezriy. a. before
And the rspiuFa Of meeting
Ia that heautifa lsiai free from pain
size wiIi Temefnbcr ! an her bruthsr
Ald dcsth cannot part Us again
HT HIS EEurHKs.
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HORSE FOR SALE.

Having disposed of my bottling O.
works and not needing any horses, N0&
/ have One Fine Dark Bay Horse for sale;
will weigh about 1900 pounds. Apply to
JOSEPH B. BOYLE,
mr. lt+ Westminster, Md.
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ExECUTOR'S SALE
ACT OF L A n D
In Carroll County, Maryland.


By virtue Of the power and authority con-
tanned in the last viii and testament Of Louisa
Frb. late of Carroll county, deceased, re-
corded in the office of the Register of Wills
for Carroll County in Will Record. Liber j.
D. B., No 9, foho 80, &c, and by virtue of
an order of the Orphans Court of Carroll
County. dated on the 18th day of February,
in the year 1908, the undersigned Executor
will offer at public sale, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, the 10Th day of MARCH, 1903,
at 10 o clock a. m, the following described
piece or parcel of land to wit All that piece
or parcel of land containing
8 ACRES, , ROODS AND y PERCHES
of Land, more or less, which was conveyed
BY Upton l.. Hahn, Executor, TO Louisa Erb,
by deed dated April 9Th, 1894, and recorded
among the Land Records of Carroll County,
in Iiber J. H. B.. No. "a, folio 327, &c,
situate in Taueytown district, in said county
and State. at the junction of the road leading
10 Harnsh School House with the road lead
ing from Markers Mill to Humps Station,
about two miles from Taneytown, and adioins
lands of Hezekiah Hahn and Abraham
Kooniz The improvements
thereon consist OF Is Story A i
Stone Dwelling House, with iSssssEssA
Frame Addition, and Frame &4alaaa3fzzzzs<lEze
Barn. There is a pump and well of water
near the house.
This property is well located for any one
seeking a small home. Possession given
April LIST, 1908.
Terms of Sale Cash on ratification of
sale; or one-thrd cash on the day of sale or
upon ratification by the Court; onethird in
six months, and the other one-third in twelve
months from the day of sale; the credit pay
ments to be secured by the notes of the pur
chaser or purchasers, with approved security,
bearing interest from the day of sale.
JOSIAH ERB, Executor.
Roberts l. Grouse, Attorneys.
feb2l is J. Thomas Roop, Auctioneer.
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less, with lids, holding quarts, for only SOC.
Nice clean goods and always cheap at SOC.
Special lot of fine first quality Coffee
Pots 2, 3 and 4 at. sizes, seamless, being all
made of one piece, so that while ever it lasts
there is no possibility of a leak. And re-
member these are perfect goods, no seconds,
for only 25c Worth SOC. Now only 25c.
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MILL AND FARM AT PRIVATE
AN1 SALE

will sell my Grist, Chopping and Saw Mil,
also a farm Of 80 ACRES. >
RO0DS and PERCH OF Az&A
LAND, more or les. This IA sgEA
property Is on the county road zzzEs xclssSssss5'
leading from the Baltimore pike TO Eastview,
one mile from each. Mil and buildings in
FIRST class condition There Is also tenant
house Running water at dwelling aud barn.
Thus IS Que of The best mill properties in the
county, and the farm is in excellent condl-
ton Fine fruit; convenient % schools and
churches, daily mail, &c
ISAAC GREEN, JR.,
feb2I A. Westminster, Md, Carrier 4.
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STATEMENT

CTATEMENT
showing the Condition OF the Farmers
Mutual Fire Insurance Company Of
Dug HiII. Carroll County. Md. Deeem-
Der 3Isf. 1909.
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DUBLIC SALE.

The undersigned, agent, will sell at pub
lie sale on the farm known as the Roop farm,
at Roop's Mills, II miles from Wakefield
and miles west of Westminster, on
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HOTEL PROPERTY.
4 Il ksaap a. the W'ria,ak.oH Hotel, ia
Hampstead. Nd. and HOUSEHOLD FUR.
NtTURE, AT PUBLIC SALE

By yirisc 81 = deri Of trust frus Fr~i-g5ck
J. Ssrrnes aud s1ir so the undersigned. / sBH
sell a. public sale, 20 the prrm SOS, gbe above
uAnst Hotel Property aHI Ho'e, Furniture. "a
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PRESIDENT AND SIX DIRECTORS,

PRESIDENT AND SIA DIREUIURS,
to manage the affairs of the Company, will be
held at its office, in the Farmers and Me
chancs' National Bank, on the FIRST
TUESDAY. being the 3rd day of MARCH,
1908, between the hours of II m. and /
O. clock, p. m. -
feb IA St Secretary.
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~ I % Clucs, 4. ~. ae busta5uEs are q large
lso sf1ry Lex and NealhsFbJarded banding,
~tih hack baiiding. iagse stable
A and other 1sibgiIdirgs; the land
consists OF about i Acrvs. II
k3s4h nil BE- surveyed before The day
Of sale aaa oaerrd IN three lots; also as 40
ealirviy TAs property : lncairi on the cor,
nsr Of The Main street aHI The Westminster
Road. 10 Hampstead, Carroll eaauiY. Nd.
and IS sell adapted o. &uy puolle business.
Also al the same time and place large
variety Of Household and Kitchen Furniture,
black mare, dayton, saigon. bgEgy, &c
Terms Of sale Of Real Estate Onc half
cash OF The DAY Of sale, or on the ratihratoa
thereof, and the other one half in SIX months;
the credit payment 10 be secured by note Silh
approved security, bearlag interest from the
day OF sale, OF one half Of the purchase moHey
can Dc left oa the property ia mortgage. A
cash deposit Of 500 viii be repaired OF the
purchaser 90 the day Of sale
Terms OF Sale Of the Personal Property
All sums OF SlO and under. cash; on al suns
above $40 credit OF six months viii be gwen
on note, Silh approved security, bearing lu-
teFest from the day Of sale
CLIFTON L. MURRAY, Traslee.
feb - Is aeiisaider Grimes, Solicitors.
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Special Bargains in Dinner
and Tea Sets.


We cannot speak too strongly of the i'm
portance of this special sale in the basement.
And then too it comes just at the season when
everyone wants this class of goods.
Pretty decorated China Tea Sets, best
English ware, cheap at $500, but selling now
for $2.98.
Beautiful decorated China Tea Sets, pro-
fuse floral decorations, with every piece gold
edges, sets worth $500, selling now for only
1919
China Dinner Sets, pretty floral decora-
tions, with gold edges and ornamentation,
sets worth $500, but selling now for only
$3.50
Beautiful Dinner Sets, profuse floral
decorations, gold trimmings, full one hundred
pieces. worth $500, but selling now for only
$3.50.
Great Special Lot of Toilet Sets, full 9
piece Sets, prettly decorated, and worth any
where $3.50, but selling now for only $1.95.
China Dinner Plates, worth 40 cents,
only 29c half dozen.
Cups and Saucers, the 40c kind, now 29c
the half dozen.
And a great many odd pieces, and very
low prices