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Nss,.ay. Iaue - -JOhs NiiIoa Retfsui
4rf. administrator s.. { a. Il sarah y HeAgy.
i-gva.si received order - -ell real estate.
t.rtgrr. ID administration be byuis agu cua
l.-s'agaeutI auHsKs oa the estate 81 LYDIA
SctArfsr. decreased. granted 30 Beujam'R
E. Cruuse
TUESDAY. Jaae -. = thDsaAs j k.gjaL at
miuls,rs,ag q Gss,rrc " sAsgou-- leSeAsed,
rrIurssd Inventory u frf .l,l-i iFotrEiy-
Charles v TI4..s, -as...ss.sara'os Of DsAnsA
Tlpsesl. .s-asz.-i, sei'lvd Arsi Aa4 deal
.u,.ag
Letters al ADMINISTRATION ihr estate Of
Wiiiam T. RE shau. iec-sss1, seTe granted
O. William. q. Eigsh4ri.
The IAsi ~ill sad testament Of William
laNses. deceased, ~As admitted 10 probate
and i~gsers trsiaHlenlAry thsFvoa Srre granted
g. ". Grove Iasyer, ~ho received order 10
notify creditors
Ihs. coari finally ratified Sai coukTnri the
sales 81 tkc zeal estate 81 John {. RAasegI
aud CLARA = Sullivan.
MARY T. aud Eva Z. GllbsT., ss-cutrise. u
E,i~ia q Gilbert. .eitsrd second Accoanl
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Pleasant Valley l,em

The remasiith's OF Jane. Ne ~ thasiv, ware,
hinie, wera aragghi heee from Baltimore, OF
Monday FOR iuiermeHs by James NJ. Slonrr.
funeral director. Services we're conducted
by her pastor. Rev. j. r. StoarsiieT. The
deceased had been IN Ill health tor number
of years She was = daughter at Joseph
Bankard. Of StonersyiIe. And leaves has
baud. one daughter aud one sou. Her age
was IS years, months and 3 days. The pail
bearers were Edward Hahn Ei~. (iUgIing
Edmond FFocs, HARRY Aeyiilisa, Edward
Myers agd Christopher Aepp,
Mrs. Edmond Froek was called to he bed
side OF her mother, Mrs. Grorfr HUI, oil
Westminster. who Is lying ia a very critical
condition,
Misses Ada Geiman, Fannie Myers aud Net
tie Myers went 10 Baltimore Oh Tuesday 10
spend the GLORIOUS Fourth.
Miss Margaret Arthur, OF Frizeliburg. who
was visiting her cousin, Ruth Anna Wantz,
returned TO her home on Monday, accOmpa-
MED by Ruth Anna
Miss Celia HeI~ig is lying very i'll, with no
hone Of her recovery.
DR.. c. ~ Brown and wife spent Saturday
and Sunday with Mrs. Browns parents, near
Pleasant HILL
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POSTAL CLERKS INDICTED
AcqrezoE aud Upton Indicted on
Serious Charges May Be
Speedily Tried.

The Federal Grand Jar o. lAs Gsva /.
Caast Al h-ltiu0rr. asa lane "a ,asiistri
Thos~ss " AcGrrLaS Ana te.aubas BIS
~usth Cptna, tks ~. g.s.i0tse~ clerks ~ho
~rre essp saYsNi - ske fosioihcs prY~rinrui
Al WSsai as.s-- and sAo NeTe Trceuils arrested.
sAAsssl sitA sS.as eoucrsnrd ia frauds con.
.sSaei wiIA wAil bog pagchases, ou charges
II conspiracy aud Of procuring and A,dtHE &C.
procure sasnsys irAsialcaiiy 10 vieiAslou ct
ihe Cnited States statutes Nctirvgos aud
,.sass Ar, charged ~'th securing e~siaIu saus
ia connection ~tth mail bag contracts made
b. them wl,h Mr. Charles 4. $asth. mail
bag manufacturer. c0sAaeilng baslBsss ga
lsHlnsioa street. EeaT Eulas. bail.u.Hsu,
The men werc released GA bail IS Gos.nAls-
sooner Rogers after heAryg - their a.
pearaner Ter trial Ihsx W.li nal BE- rearres'rsl
~ their hAl iGcrezssA
The lriSl i AC(iFegor aud UPsoa I'LL COME
81. 4 = saPs04e4, this month. II The case
.koad so@e ap iG July they w.H very liSeiy
l.e the ira ones tired Of thosr rvsali,ug irom
the poslofsiee Investigations.
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Silver Run Items,

Both unT ministers we're away last Sunday,
bat We had services. Mr.. Curry OF Westminster
preached in the Lutheran Church, aud Mr..
krehbs. of I.itilesiown, 10 the Reformed
church The attendance was slim on account
Of the rain.
Frank Warehimr. our hackSter, had the
misfortune 10 mash bis finger last Sunday.
One Of bis horses tore the trough down aud
he had 10 fix il 50 be could feed him. and
while driving nail be missed It ami s'r1Sk
h,s finger
Ma. kelleabers.r . REPEATING The Lutheran
Church aud parsonage
j. r Lsppy has hEd us hoase rep@Iatet.
Eb NJ Booze and Herbert u Lippy painters
Mss Hslea Robinson. Of iIsilesioSu, 5
VISITING Mss Eiks Farh@An IN this place.
The burial lots that we're sold "a the Re~
cemetery last Saturday brought good prices.
Filhy-,wo lots. 10 BY lG feet, bFosshi from
g. y 20 SaO - a las the sales amounting 10
$751; -
The beAsy rain on Sunday ugh, raised The
creeks Tery high. A great deal Of Heado~
has was sSspi asay. w. J. Wsslsy Haha's
Nil raes broke aaa jhs safer washed the
foundation ol hss ,re cream factory a~aF
and upssi IL
The farmers are tAv,as bard tune aAryes,
inE ihs.r crops oa accoaag Of the rAis, lh-
Rra4a Is dead rps sud going do-n, and : great
deal will - lost.
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Markers MIN Items.

The heavy rain Of Sunday night did con
siderable damage in our section. Pipe Greek
was 80 hish that no oaa eoEld Grass il uRIil
Monday evening Nail Wagon D. could
not get any farther than this place, aud car
riers 10 and Is could not get around at all,
Mrs. John Markers aad Nm Samuel Il,
Eckari's gardens we're entirely under water,
Wesley Haha's heAdFacs harsled. carried his
Zoe ersain house away and washed away fences
and did other DAMAGE the bridge wa also
washed aSay Al Charley Hssehore's mill Mr.
BaSehors had his rye Graded in the meadow
and il was carried away by the water.
Mrs. Ella Study ahd Miss Pauline HiVely,
of Ffizellburg, and Miss Maud Study. OF
Pleasant Valley, visited Samuel II. Eckard
and wife Sunday,
Miss doldie koonIz, of near Silver Run,
visited her sister, Mrs, John H. RckaFd, few
days last week.
John HosIeiter, wife aud three children, Of
Mcsherrystown, Pa. visited Ms. GsorEs ii.
Wolf, his sister. of this place, last Sunday.
Mrs. James Sirevig, near here, Is confined
to her bed, but is improving under the care
of DIR. Stewart, Of Union Mills.
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Her 7hIh birthday.

Mrs. julia A. NJ. Roop, of New Windsor
was surprised lastSunday when a number of her
children, grand children and one great grand
child walked in, but before they all arrived
she realized that they had come to celebrate
her 10th birthday. Her children, according
to prearranged plan, brought with them a
bountiful dinner and beautifa ferns and roses
to decorate the table. The descendants are
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Eagiar, FlareEce and
Herbert, Mr.. and Mrs. John Roop, bertha,
Preston. Herbert, Kitty, Bessie, Granville,
Helen, Howard aud AnnieI Mr.. aud Mrs.
William Roop, Margaret, Elsie, Rachael,
Joel. wife and son. who represented the fourth
generation; Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Roop;
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Cookson. Mary,
Roger, Francis, Harvine. Wayne and Loring;
Miss Julia Roop and Samuel Roop. Others
with them were Mrs. Frances Jordan, Mrs.
Jessie Wilson, Misses Vannie aud Sallie
Wilson, Alice and Josephine Roop, Catharine
Franklin, Miss Addie Schmidt. of Baltimore,
Lydia Nusbaum and Mrs. Molie Selby.
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Mrs Z. b. Taylor, Of the RectoFy. Is VISIT.
ing 10 Philadelphia,
Mrs Z. p Brundige aud znn Edward are
visiting in Queen Anne's esanty.
Ernest Sponseller, Harry +. Croat aud
Charles Groh LEFT on The ard fee Atlantic Clly.
Thomas T. stocksdaie. Of Jamaica, Mes
York. speRl several DAYS this week, as guest
Of T. a. BanksFd aLd family.
Mss Nara ursndortf. Of BALTIMORE, has
leased the Brooks house Ga Willis street, this
city, for the summer,
Mrs Dr. HoHmeier, Of HsaaTer. Pa. Is
the CUES, Of her cousin, Jonas BAehm4n. this
city,
Rx.Mayor I.atrobe, Of Baltimore. vas a
guest al The Westminster last Saturday, leay-
Ing for The Blue Mountain House GA Sunday
morning.
Rev. C. l.. slagle aud Mr.. Jesse C. ShArrpr
left Tor philadsiphia, Pa. Wednesday. They
went by The Ericsson I.iu- through the Ches
apeAke aud Delaware Canal.
l.aumArtsr Robert aud Charles Moss. 81
York. Pa, and Master ChArles W. Miller. Of
Baltimore, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles
+. Miller, IT.. East Green street.
Daniel ]. Hesson. Of Westminster. one Of
the County Commissioners, accompanied BY
Mrs. HesSon, will start next "Wednesday ON
an extended trip West. visiting the State, 1t
iowa, Nevada Utah and psobabls all 80 90
California lie Siii be absent iuar u ave
weeks
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CassslitAc Je-eler and Op,tcan, selling
Ia~ay Art,ele. 81 Aad b~io~ cost,
waasrI A good Cook apPls o. Ars. Ihas
f. fInk
WINTED-CoEu on EAs. - - yer barrel
y l. Gursseh S1a COMPANY
silver. Fine China aai Cos Glass, suitable
iay MesidsnKs, At Aad b~io~ cslss. CASzsai the
J~-sl-r and oP;'eiAa, Wessmiusses.
The Junior {. T. Socieiy u HEksbusg ~Iil
bold an Entertainment - tae Chgsch, Iuly 2,
1913, Al : clock p ~ AiUassion and la
censs.
s4Aot0 VlLosCE cELsRY yfaNr~,
- cents per hundred White FiaEne. Pax
P.amr. Isaat Pascal. Boston Market. IVAN =
Tnamyh. Winter Qaeen snd Golden S~.lt
Bl.acktuf varieties Orders hllest ~ ssisli ~
express. Rev J. A WsItsANb.
al ". NAia >. S~saaiasier, Ma
BsiS a-Brse. CtogkA e y Aa& i~soa
rnsi, 81 Cassell'. "a orsler 90 uaaks Eaon TOT
The lAA ,g43S
Zoe t-Aisss Ags SsSse,y 81 ,hs N. :,
esssch q ta8aa " - sill ani4 "a he EseAgs
ystf,sA, Ga Saturday rrraiaa, 1aiy Aih.
Waxgsa -SevsTAl I83as,roas Persons la
essh state IA tapsi 81 house established
eleven rcars I'D NiiA = iasg- capita, g. call
~gsaa aasrcaahts aud zEenls ioF sacreSsius aud
probable he, PsrmAneui engagement
Weeks cash salary q els and al travelling
expenses aud hotel balls advanced su eNsh zach
wwsk ExgzEience not essential. Aeutisf
rsfrrrucr and ~nelos-s s~lf addressed envelope
The SAiioaAl. ta4 peArtaoFn 81, .'h'c&go-
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Wagner AlelkcT.

Miss Mary Albiker, daughter Of Mr. Charles
AIb,k,,f. OF Garrison lane, Baltimore. vas
married last Monday evening Al so O clock
10 Mr. Joseph A WAgaer, the ceremony be-
ing performed Al 81 John's Evangelical Lyik-
eran Church. Lombard and C&tAerias streets,
by Rev x Save. the Ias,aS, 4 reception
aud supper iolloWe., - fSoAssna Hall, on
Frederick avsaae, which Sas attended by four
IL 6ye kshdsei persons. Among the guests
sere j. David CFowi aad wiie OF Westminster
Ma aHd Mrs. Wagner will occupy the former
RAus property, corner OF Willis and
Centre streets, this city.
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Miss P. Myers visited friends " t~sEol!soa
las; week.
Miss Molie Ws.sesH.e visited Miss Agnes
NJ ~ lasi sunday,
M. Joe Froek visited his mother in Deep
Run last week.
Mrs Mary Bankerd raised her new barn
las, Tuesday. Everything hI nicely. John
SpauE.er, OF ayberry, carpenter. Many ie-
male neighbors assisted her ia preparing a
frsl-class dinner, which was served about ! l
o. clock. After which all returned To work in
the harvest field.
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News of the Week.

Henry Sauerwald, aged 40 years, was found
dead Tuesday with his skull crushed in the
home of Albert Willishouse, his employer, at
Castle Sharon, Pa, Wilishouse was arrested.
Albert Digg, negro, was ynched at
I.arkinyille, Ala, Tesday. He had assaulted
white woman. The sheriff was severely
wounded while protecting him.
w. f. Corey, President of the Carnegie
Steel Company, was appointed assistant to
Charles NJ. Schwab, of the United States
Steel Corporation, to perform the active duties
of the President.
An explosion in coal mine at Hanna
Wyoming, June 80, killed 235 out of the 2S2
men employed in it.
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weather Recora for the week.

June 27-mereury GA at a. IN. and 76 at 2
D. M; showers until noon, followed by tair
weather. June 28-mercury "a at ! a. m. and
60 at p. M; showeryi continuous Faip FROM
o. NJ, with OCCASIONAL heavy downpours and
sharp lightning. June 29-nercury 81 at I
a. IN. and "a at 2 p. M; rain, followed by
cloudy weather; partly clear after p. IN.
June 3O-mercury SO at a. IN. and 81 at p.
m. heavy fog; fair until $50 p. N. followed
by heavy shower and high wind. July /
mercury SO at I a. III. and IS at , p. IN.
fair. July 2-mercury 76 at II. N. and SO
al 2 n m fair
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MelraSe Items.

Our epterpTisins hisekSmiIRs, Solomon aud
Titus Buchey, are busy,
Considerable improving and repairing is
going on despite the fact that the price of
lumber has advanced.
"EHck" spent Saturday aud Sunday with
his York County friends. and found that ii
rains there frequently, just as it has been doing
her esince the first of June.
Harvest is here, aud unless we get more
sunshine and less rain farmers will have trou.
bic in housing their crops.
f. P. VanAlstyne, Of Brooklyn, n. T.,
and Miss Clara Dohme, Of Baltimore have
been recent visitors at the "Shut In Mission
MurEar'' hntna
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Howard Taylor, wife and children are visit
ing Mrs. Noah Pickett.
The few old soldiers of this vicinity attend
ed the funeral of William Grove at Morgan
Chapel on Tuesday morning.
The severe storms of Sunday did consider
able damage to corn6elds and bridges in this
vicinity. The mill of Burgess Penn is much
damaged, and it will be some time before 1t
can be placed in running order.
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Sales of Real Estate.

On Saturday last f. U. Weant aud Charles
f. Fink, attorneys for the heirs, sold tract
of wood land, near McKinstry's Mill, to Joseph
L. Englar, of Linwood, for 1868. Elias y.
Davis was auetioneer.
On the same day Jno. Milton Reifsnider,
f. Neal Rarke and George @. Brilliant, trq1-
tees of the estate of Lydia Ann Myers, sold a
2.story frame dwelling in New Windsor to
John q. Roop, for $780, and stone dwelling
to John C. Buckley for $3.50. j. Thomas
Roop was the auctoneer.
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UNION MILLS ITEMS.
Painful Accident arvest-L0sSeS by tine
FlOOd-PersOnals, Etc.

Norman, son of E. ]. Yingling, of this
place, met with painful accident Thursday
Of last week by jumping into the teeth of an
IRON rake, one tooth going entirely through
the foot and The other between the toes. He is
under the skilful treatment of DIR. j. J. Stew
art and no dangerous results are anticipated.
Haymaklug has been greatly delayed by the
cloudy and rainy weather. Some of our far.
mers have commenced harvest while others
have not begun
Last Sunday night We were visited by very
heavy rain, Pipe Greek 0vertowed its banks
and lis was higher than it had been for a mum
Der OF years and tons of mown grass We're
carried down the creek. Those who were the
heaviest losers were Jeremiah Myers, Harry
H. Shriver. Louis Z. Shriver DIR. Il. 7. Ehr-
hart and William Frock.
Rev. Samuel Fox and Prof. W. A. Bur
COON, of Littestown, visited friends and rea-
tives in this place. We are glad to say that
the Prof. health has greatly improved and
that in few months he will have regained his
normal health
H. f. Norris, of Westminster, is visiting
Dr. J. J. Stewart
Miss Olda Byers, who had been attending
the State Normal School, has returned home.
Sidney Byers on Saturday left for High
Bridge, y. j., where he has secured employ
ment IN Mechanical Drawing.
Miss Mollie Tagg went to Baltimore last
Friday to spend week and also to attend the
Wesley Memorial service.
Marguerite, the four-year old daughter of
A. j. Bemiller and wife, Is very Ill at present.
The Childrens day services of the NJ. +.
Church, which were postponed on account Of
the disagreeabIe weather, will be held Sunday
evening, July ..
Miss Annie Cratin is visiting friends IN Han
over. Pa.
Our prominent merchant. George W. ieI-
ser and family, expects to occupy their new
house next week.
Harry, the youngest son OF Elmer Leppo
aud wife. has been very III wiih pneumonia
aud whooping cough. but j. slowly improving
Ms c. o. Bloom returned last Friday from
a weeks visit to Baltimore.
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Fountain Valley Items.

RAYMOND Smirk while fixing hinder lad
his front finger cut off at the SECOND ioiBt.
We had a very hard rain acre Sunday night
The breast of Jacob Maatz's mill dam was
washed away, ai-o the wall Of Harry G. Baby
Ions Gridge-
Uriah ], Babylon had about 100 youug
chickens stolen from him.
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n loving remembrance ol u,it dcv's istlcg- 1HtN
ytlLK BLACK Who catered into fest one year $40,
GA the aolh OF June 1902
nowa beneath the DARK sol
Where the v iDis do gently bios,
There sleep-ih our dear father. itbos, fN2.i.'i
Ie&r father - sireping ony lnaE va
on wAke him NOS sweet spirit " .asct again,
Tie slumbers 10 peacrfplty, ~ lei hin steep on
His sickness Il ended a. troubles ali game,
Oh thlnk " hst - Suaer ed. 50 racked With pain.
Till God IN - Esercy SeDt a message Of love
And E.ak Ain ron IA to Heaven above
81 HfS WIFE AND CAILnEES-
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SinnerSYllle items.

Herbert Essig has purchased the home OF
his father Jacob Essig, at Stonersyille, formerly
owned by the late George Stoner.
The high waters on Sunday Night washed
away between aud tons of hay for John
Masonhrinrr and Robert Vent along Pleasant
Valley creek.
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Sarah j. Reese. Plaintiff, vs. Hilton .. Reese,
Defendant
The object of this suit is to procure de
cree for a divorce rincItiG mdfrimoHu on
behalf of Sarah j. Reese from HILTON y.
Reese.
The bill stale that the parties were married
an June sd. 1891, in the city OF Washington,
District Of Columbia: that the plaintiff has re-
sided IN MARYLAND ever since her said mar
riag.. and now resides IN Carroll county, IN
said State; that plaintiff has been ial'hiui 10
all her marriage VOWS; that there are no emit
,lren born of said marriage; that the defendant
ON September 18th. 1896, abandoned the
nlaintif. and thaJ such abandonment has con
iinued uninterruptedly for at least three years,
IS deliberate and final and the separation Oh
the parties beyond any reasonable expectation
of reconciliation; that defendant IS non-res-
dent of the State of Maryland, aud piantlH
does not know in what state he now resides
II is thereupon, this 18th day of June, Nine
teen Hundred and Three, ordered by the CIR
emit Court for Carroll County, IN equity, that
the plaintiff, BY causing copy OF tins order
10 be. inserted in some newspaper published
!, said Carroll county once in each OF tour
successive weeks before the 10th day of July,
Nineteen Hundred and Three, give notice TO
the said absent defendant of the object and
substance of this Bill, warning him TO appear
in this Court in person or by solicitor, on or
before the 10th day of August 1908, to show
cause. if any he has, why decree ought not
10 be passed as prayed: c
True Copy.-Iest:
;n,spo If las H BuIINGSLEA, Clerk.
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MARRIED.
N MEMoRIAa.

la Westminster. Nj. GA luns p rsc 't kvF
" m A cross Albert lee kssss and Mis- FaHuic
Belle RaFh~f both Of CAssSlt e>auty. Nd
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WYE ARE LEADERS in our Diff
w ferent Departments. visit to
our Store will prove this to your satisfaction.
The stock is bought direct from Factory i Tor
Spot Cash. and is sold on same terms. We
handle carefully selected Stock, always with
the best interest Of our patrons IN the lore
front We name in part
Harness, Saddles, Brides, Collars,
Fly Nets, Whips, Lap busters, SUIT
Cases, Trunks, Grips, Telescopes,
Base Ball and Turf Goods, Harness
Leather, Oils, Hames, Chains, Conf s,
Brushes and Horse Furnishings Ga
lore.
Soliciting your further commands, we are
respectively. j. W. SKUNK,
mr28 Al E. Main ST., Westminster, Md.
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4 sSIQNEE OF ASSIGNEE OF
= \ MORTG AGEE SALE OF A
DESIRABLE RIM,
situated arar Brasaeasl. ~ CasFoIl county, M.

Situated near Brausulr., iu Carroll county. Nd.
~ slrs8~ ~ ib- poser and Authority con
iasued iH Is mortgage from SafsauHah More
.a,A and ~amurl Ngrsioyk. her husband. 10
Thos raAk'cy, hrsfsae tale pu the 'fh day Of
April. ~ the yvs.F lN3!. aHd duly recorded
staaag tha real rssarr mortgage records o. Car
ruIl c.. sa isber b r C., Ne. 80 folio 439.
Sc sri hy Charles b. Roberts, executor Of
Iaaaas- Js.ak.ry. aeyrstsed, assigned % Sarah
h FnrE~r an fht sth lay ut Apnl, IN the
war is4E aud hy lbe sald Sarah T. FungrT
a.a.E..ed o. Cai,la /. fuDgvr Tor collection
Goa th- lu.a las I'd jane iu she year 1898. the
aujrrzieurd AslEuer uf AsslEure et Mort
rarer. Ill, a,'. al pabrc sale au lhe premises,
uu
SATURDAY. the 18th day Of JULY, 1905.
a., ] o'clock. o. .a., a.l the ReAi E.'aie Dc
,yrb-d Ia said .aorlga.r. containing
lao ACRES on LAND. MORE OR LESS.
Ia,. inFray-u.rH.s tl..-rran CONSIST ~ Two
STORY Fran4- Dazzling HouSr
A ~ bank bsrL. corn rvih, NaEun
MskASA -h,l aaI all necessary oat-
HsSssss5ssFA bss.iuE.. Tbs PROPERTY Is
under god cultivation aud Ia good frFatr.
This property Is located nn the read beading
from Westminster O. Manchester. about )
miles from Westminster aDd about u miles
frn Cranberry Station. .a the Western Mary
iaud Railroad.
T.ru- uf sale All cash on The daN 81 sale
og ug.uu RATIFICATION ot sale hy the Coar1 or
If irziss,t hy tue purchaser ear purchasers,
,,,s., fh5rl cash oH thy iay ut sale or upon rat
n,aliau OF sale by the Court; one lhiTd an SIX
months and the other Que third ia twelve
months from the day OF sale; The ered4: pay
uaeuis Co be- secured by the notes Oi tue par
chaser or purchasers. with approved security,
bearing interest 5eoa The day 81 sale.
For further information apply 20 Roberts
{ rrause. WesilatuSIrr. Md.
CALVIN I. tRlNGER.
Assignee ct Assignee of Mortgage
Roberts 4 Grouse. solicitors.
ann h Is r. Albert Crawford, Auct.
.r...-L- i.-I.lI IIL,n -. IL. n AIk IL
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nFST FERTILIZER CA The MARKET
ID Lowest Prices Tor Cash.
SAUBLE'S.
inner smo,s Einksburg Station.
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WE PUT ON OUR OWN RUBBER TIRES.
Erls-Special attention given to repairing
alslF- Ordrrs filled promptly. Hss All WORK
warranted
E.,s-Factory opposite Montour House, No.
81 ". Main street. Westminster. Md. feb7
Maryland Telephone.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-07-04

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inne2O It JAS. II. BILLINGsLEA, Clerk.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-07-04
OF PUBLICATION.
Ia the Circuit Court for Carroll County
ia Equity.
No. 1850 EQUITY.

Sarah J. Reese. Plaintiff, vs.. Hilton o. Reese,
Defendant.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-04-10
Greek to Her.


An exchange quotes the following
conversation between husband and
wife. She suddenly addresses him:
What are you reading so absorbing
ly?" cts new Scotch novel," "Oh,"
cries the wife with enthusiasm, I'm
so fond Of those dear dialect things!
Do read me little!" Can you un-
derstand it," "Can I understand it,"
she repeats, loftily. "Well, should
hope anything you are reading, need
not be Greek to met" "No, but It
might be Scotch" .'Well, go on,
read just where you are" eye see.
Elspie,' said Duncan, doucely, I
might hae mair the matter VII me
than We wad be spierin'. Aiblins ma
cen is a bit drazzlit, an I'm hearin'
the poolses thuddin' in. ma ears, an
ma TONGUE is clavin' when it sud be
gaein'; an div ye no hear the dirlin'
10 ma HART; an feel the shakin' O. ma
shond this day gin ! CAT a glimpse O.
we, sair hirplin' like an auld mon?
Div We nae guess what's a. the steer,
Kinney, wi'out me gaein' it mair
words?'" stop! Stop! For good
ness sake! What in the world Is the
creature trying to say?" HE is max
ing declaration Of love- IA decla-
ration Of love! / thought he was tell
ing lot Of symptoms to his doctor!"' =