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IarIorsrIlle Items.

The ladies mite society Of Ebenezer Church
held their monthly meeting al the parsonage
on Thursday OF last week. Refreshments
we're served by the society and delightful
social time was bad. Gu departing they len
substantial expressions OF their good wisheS
for the occupants OF the parsonage, N the
form Of preserved aud canned fruit, sugar,
coffee, butter, etc.
The pastors have during the past few
months received a number Of similar expires
sions from members and friends on the circuit
for which they express their appreciation,
Those present al the meeting ~eTe; Mrs
II. VI. Zile. preside at, = Mrs. Edward Stem,
Mrs. Aubrey Stem, Mrs. James Easton, Mrs-
Albert Eastnu. Ms Francis Criswell, Mrs
Fannie Honck. Mrs. Addie BAir, Mrs. kea-
mel. Mr.. Horton. Mrs. Cover, Mira Ellen
Barns, Misses Debbie Zie Edna ZIle. Edna
Picket, Elsie Bale. Lottie Eyler, Aessrs Ii.
NJ. Zie aud j. Alder, Eastou.
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NJ. Airy Items.

Mr.. Charles Sprvcker, VINO Vas kicked ~
his horse two seeks agn, Is improving. tie
had started oni the Ridge read IN a sleigh, get
in a snow driii and vas iryiug Go get hrs s0r~e
OUT when Is kicked and broke one o, his legs
in Two places
Mr.. John klees, ~ho Was a. : hospital. has
returned and j. much better.
Mr. William II. Roberts sPeni Wednesday
and Thursday in Baltimore.
Samuel Hood znd wiis siseui Monday Al
Mr.. Albert HARRISON :.
Mrs. Wesley Harrison Is visiting her dasgh
ter, Mrs. Male. near Woodviile,
Ms. WIN. H. Roberts Is visiting IA Bslt
more.
Mrs KATE Hood sprained an ankle very
badly, bnl Is improving.
lis sad sight 20 sec thai part Of Mt AIRY
that WAS destroyed by IRE. some Who had
their buildings burned expect 70 rebuild. NJ.
hlees has his harness shop coEpieied, Nj.
Rudy, the druggist. has opened a small store
In Mr. Molesworth's nom, aud Others have
engaged rooms where they cosld get them.
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Winfield Literary Society.

The meeting of the Winfield Literary So.
ciety scheduled for Friday evening, February
9th, was postponed 10 the following Friday
evening.
The Following special program has been ar
ranged for March 20th Music for the even
ing by the Shoemaker Orchestra aud Mr..
George W. Grimes and son. Misses Abbye
Shoemaker, May Anthony, Stella Aldridge
aud Mr.. Edward Warheld vii recite The
question, Resolved THAT the love of women
has more influence over men then the love OF
money" will be debated by Rev. L. S.
Wright and Mr. S. S. Foutz for the affima.
tive, and by Messrs. Vernon S. Bradley aud
Albert Easton for the negative" The program
will be one of the best rendered yet and we
trust TO have a crowd out.
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A Track Team.

The Westminster High School Athletic As
Sociation has organized track teasn as fol
lows.
so yard dA>h-Bsomgsrtner. Herr aud
Mickey.
IOO,yari dash--Hcrr, Frlze, Mickey, Baum
gartner.
220 yard dAsh--E and Raumgartuyr.
$40 yard dash Herr aud N'ckey,
$50 ward dasb-Herr. fitze, J. Brooks aud
Erb.
Mile dash. Brooks and Erh
Shot Pui-wantz. Erb, W. Brooks.
Raining broad jamp-krb, Mickey aud
Whitmore.
Standing bread jamp-Erb and Nhiiuorr.
Senior Relay Squad-He'r and krb, Baum
GARNER. Captain: N'ckey and F,tze. sabs,i-
tate.
junior Relay S4s4d--Robec BiiliagsleA.
Captain; Gehr, Barhman, Ebaggh Grease,
substitute.
junior coward dAss--Roberi Billlngsloa
aud Burhmau.
Junior IoO. yard dA>h-Roberi Biliasslea
aud BuEhsnRn,
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LOOK FoR IT MKT WEEK.

LOOK FoR IT MKT WEEK.
Wade H. d. WaEdeld & Co. 5 Advertise.
meut was received too late Tor this issue.
Watch for il next week.
For Salc-Jersey Bull Cow, aud Heifer; also
Onion Seed and Sets. James d, Case, West
minister, Nd
Kraui For Sale--ai Henry Poole's, Centre
Street, at . cents d quart or 10 cents per
gallon.
Wanted-Rye, Clover Hay and Fodder.
James d. Case, Westminster, Md.
Rev. S. W Grafiin, pastor of Emory
Church, Baltimore. will Lecture at Pleasant
Grove NJ. Z. Church. Sandyville, Friday,
evening. March 18th, regardless of the wealth
err. Sabiect-''End of the Rainbow. Ad-
mission Is cents; Children 10 cents. Doors
open at 40. Come and get rare treat
Mr. Graffin is rare man. His Lecture is
full of good things, instructive as well as
humorous. Proceeds for the church.
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Union NILS Items.

Ar. George sxlhvaa. og PIkesviile, visited
bic ssslsT. Grs- David MassuhImer al this
place.
Mss Irene koontE, OF Ioe. Pa. VISITED
relatives here.
Mr.. Nyer., Of WoodbeFFy, visited relatives
10 and near this place.
Miss Lula Yjaglns, Of Baltimore. IS visit
ing her pAreats near here
Mr.. q. ". Yssssr ) having ~iad pump
erected ubich siii supply his new house w4ta
water
Ms Raheussine. Of Hanover, Is visiting
Mrs SfrwArL
Mr. Heri,~rt ShrivsE aud his daughter Hilds
and Misses NsdAleae and HeleA Shryer
started on ThursdEs fer irip South.
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weather Record TOR the Week.

February 2s-mercury SO at I a. IN. and So
nj . n. m: almost continuous heavy rain and
wind from p. m. February 81 until 1890 a.
m, followed by partly cloudy and blusiery
weather; heavy rain and wind and light hail
between /. 40 and 2 p. m. March mercury
SO at I a. m. and 40 at 2 p M; partly cloudy,
followed by fair weather; clear after p IN.
March 2-mercury Il ut a. N. and 40 at 2
D. m. fair. March 3-mercury S2 at { a. m.
and 46 at 2 p. M; fair March 4-mercury
81 at a. m. and SO at p. m. generally fair.
March 5-mercury Sc at a. m. and Sc at
D. III. cloudy fine rain between and 10 a.
m; generally cloudy aft erwards. March L
mercury 38 at a. m. and 80 at 2 p. m; fair.
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Daughter az Mr. and Mr., Jarrrs Neison
Gilbert, l4ls Madison Avehse, Baltimore,
died February g. .; the residence ct her bus
band Rev Paal NJ Siraysr, ia SsaIh Nor
walk. Conn. The body ~ss brought to Bal.
tin,orr for in,eraent. Mr.. Straysr was born
ia Baltimore snd was veil kRo~a there as an
eloeuiionisi. Ms. SlrayeT Was 81 year. old.
She graduated uigh honors fr,m lhr Western
High School a, the sgs ot Ii aud siier~afd
TOOK special cours- IN physical cHltnre and
eloeatiGn st the NoHzn's College Later
sac studied under Emerson. the elOeauouis,,
~ RaSsou, Mas For iifne .he VA teacher
10 Western Maryland College. Westminster.
She ~as married to Rev Mr.. SISaycr in Bal
umore four wears ago.
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GoSnell Items.

There Is much sickness 10 oar community
81 this writing.
Jacob Young was 10 Baltimore on business
TUESDAY
Harry Trayer los, = sne COW last week, and
Clarence Baker 4 horse. Reuben Henry 5
horses have been SICK. bai arr improving IN.
der the care Of Dr. Haifey. Of Day
Mr. Oscar Spgrrier has sold has farm to
Frank IeAfherwood, Of Day, aud his son
Herbert will occupy u 10 the spring.
Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Buckingham visited
their daughter, Nh. Clarence Baker, Tues.
day
Mr.. William Welsh aud Miss Elsie LoWulan,
Of IVES, Falls, we're married has. Monday, in
Frederick, Md.
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A weird tale of the sea was told by the Off
GERS of the German steamship Pisa which mr.
rived in New York Tuesday. They said that
about 300 miles off the Cornwall coast they
sighted disabled steamship of about 5000
tons burden flying signals of distress. The
Pisa started to the rescue, but when within
half a mile of the vessel it suddenly plunged
forward aud sank. Nothing was left to make
known the name of the ship. The Pisa 5
csptain believes the ship had been in collision
and had been abandoned by crew and passen'
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vTyRUSTEE'S SALE
az
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
L. C.rr,u Cauatt. MsrylAnd.

By virtue Of The power contained IN The las
Ill and testament q John Miller. ate q
Carroll enungv, Aarylaud, deceased. dated
January sesh, $50. aad rvcoried 10 lsler J.
Mp. Ne. 4. foie s., Be, one Of the VII
Records Ia the osice az the Register Of Wills
ia said esaaiy, she undersigned, - Trustee IL
Ne. 1850 Equity. Siil oder Al public sale, on
the premise situate va Westminster 9Estrae2-
l,1said coanty, oa The Westminster asd l5t-
,lcsioSa Turnpike. abooi three miies from
Westminster, on
THURSDAY. esth DAY or MARCH, 1905,
Al one o clock. p. m, the follo~ing Re4l p
tate: Flri-Ail shat 10, OF land situate on
said turnpike Rad. three miles north Of West.
Fainstef, containing
n ACRES OF LAND. MORE OR LESS.
The improvements consist Of two story
weAiherboAried dwelling house, th- rooms
veil and conveniently arranged
With porch 10 'front.', and kitchea A =
attached and good cellar. - -
brick wash house u stories, ae&e=z=sszz
sell nth pump And pare uAIer convenient 10
the house. a Stable and al Other outsIie See
,-ssaTy buildings aud fruit Of different kIHd.
The property lies convenient la churches.
schools aud stores and would b. a vrry deslT-
able property tlt mechanic 90 any person
desiring a nice home.
Seeond-At that lot containing Acres oF
Land, more or less, lying near aud eonve-
aient to The firsj mentioned lot. adjoining land
Of James ". Myers, John +. Stonesiler aud
others Ii is IN good state OF cultivation, lays
nicely and produces good crops
Third-All ,hai Wood Lot containing ~
! Acres and ~ Square Perches, more or l"ss,
situate on Pine Hill. Myers district. on the
county road leading from Mil formerly known
Z. GeimaB's or Wisner's Mil 10 Prnusy van ia
hne. Il Is covered with second growth chest
mn, and oak iim5er and Is desirable lot.
Fourth-All that Wood Lot conIaning u
Acres and 3 Square Perches, more nr less,
situate on the Stone Road. one mie from Mt.
! Pleasant. and sdioius lands of William frock
aud Others.
The above lots have been held by the un-
{ 3er.lgued as trustee for the late John Miller.
I Jr.. who is now deceased.
ANY one desiring to see these properties or
/ inquire further about them can DO SO by call
/ .uE on the said trustee at his home M VhioH
Mills.
| Terms Of Sale-Cash on ratification of sale;
or one third cash on the day OF sale or upon
ratification by the Court; one-third IN SIX
1 months, and the other one-thlrd ~ twelve
/ months from the day of sale; the credit ay-
( meuts to be secured by the notes OF the pur'
I chaser OF purchasers. with approved security,
1 bearing interest from the day oil sale
J. WILLIAM EARHART,
/ Surviving Executor OF John Miller, deceased,
and Trustee.
William f. Warner, Auctioneer.
feb Is Is Roberts h Grouse, Attorneys.
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Mountain View Items.

Mr. John S. Sehweigart killed four hogs
which weighed 264. l56, l26 and lie pounds.
Mr. Jesse Babylon is i'll with pneumonia.
Grover C. Warehime sprained his knee and
cannot attend school.
Mr.. Henry Hull is on the sick list.
Mrs. Joshua Smith is improving slowly.
The snow disappeared quickly and gave US
good weather and good roads.
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Aged 81 years and months. died at the
residence Of his son.in.law, Mr.. John I. DeTr,
in Frizellburg, on March ,. Mr.. FleagIe was
a stonemason, and when 50 years old built a
chimney for Dr. Jacob RiRehart, but since
then has not done any work of that kind.
For many years he was an elder in the Church
of God frequently preaching in the church in
Frizeilburg and elsewhere. For several years
he was register of voters in UniontoSn dis
trict and in politics answering
Democrat He leaves the following children;
William, Louis aud Robert Fleagle, Mrs. John
T. Derr. OF Frizellburg; Morjecai FleAgle, 81
Union Bridge; fancy Fleagle, Mrs Wilson
Sheets. Mrs LeAnder Babylon, Of Baltimore,
Mrs. Nancy Miller, of New York. His funeral
took place on "Wednesday and was largely at
tended.
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Died at her residence in Baltimore, March
,, after a short illness from the grip, 10 her
s6th year She was the daughter of the late
John and RebeccA Baseman and was born on
the old homestead. about -four miles west Of
Reisterstown, where she made her country
home. She was the widow of the late Beuja-
min Caughy, formerly ia the wholesale gro
cery business in Baltimore. and is survived
by two daugh,ers-Nrs. Clifford Herring and
Mis- Nareissa y. Canghy.
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rlnrR EPHRAIx srnrFFER.

Elder Ephraim Stouffer, prominent min
lister of the German Baptist Church, died
suddenly at the home of his son law, Abrn.
ham p. Snader, near New Windsor shortly
after o'clock, p m. March 4th, aged y
years.
He was ma ardent friend Of education aud
was the leading spirit in the creation Of the
MARYLAND Collegiate Institute, Union Bridge,
under the patronage of the German Baptist
Church, aud was president of its board of
trustees. He was "A retired farmer and man
Of high character aud large influence in
church and secular affairs. He leaves a widow
and one daughter, Mrs. Snader.
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Mrs. Eugeuia Z. Hayden, widow of the late
Judge VIM n Hayden, died on the afternoon
of March at the residence of her son-in-law,
DIR. George D. Fouke, in her I'D year. She
was a daughter of the late Upton Scott, of
near Bruceville, and was connected with sew
eral of the leading families of the county. Two
daughters and one son survive-Mrs. George
D. Fouke, of this city; Mrs. Charles McFsd-
den, OF Andulasia, aud Upton Scott Hayden,
of Ebensburg, Pa. Also three sisters, Mrs.
Eta Taylor. of this city; Mrs. Huber, of Get
tysburg, Pa, aud Mrs. J. Q. H. Smith, OF
Pittsburg, Pa. Her remains were inferred IN
St. Johns cemetery, this city, Friday morn
ing, Rev. Father Meade officiating.
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Aged l6 years, died at the residence of his
father, Mr.. Jonas Fridinger. this city, Febru-
airy 81 About two years ago both of his feet
were frozen and were amputated at hospital
in Baltimore. Through the efforts of some
ladies he was supplied with artificial feet, and
was able able to walk remarkably well by US
ing canes.
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Widow of Jacob Sellers, died at the residence
of her son George Sellers. near Brummel, Gu
the oath of February, aged 80 years, months
and 10 days. Interment at Mt. Union GENE.
tery. The pallbearers were Samuel 0gle,
Peter Sizes, Abram Bankert, Jacob Bankert.
Emanuel Beard and Peter Little.
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President Ramsey, of the Wabash Railroad
system. refused the demands of the fremen
and lrainmen. Judge Adams, in the United
States Court at St. Louis, on Tuesday, issued
an injunction restraining the chairman OF the
labor committees and all others from inter
fering with the traffic of the Wabash system.
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DEATHS HARVEST.
Many Deaths Of Old and Well-Known Cit
liens and Former Residents.
JACOB SHAEFFER.


On March 4, Mr.. Jacob Shaeffer, the oldest
resident ofthis city, died at his home on Penn
sylvania avenue. Mr. Shaeffer was born June
p, 1910, and was, consequently, in his 93d
year His death leaves William Lawyer, his
brother.in. law, the oldest citizen of this place,
Mr.. Lawyer having been born March 10, 1911.
Mr.. Shaeffer was bachelor. BE was siren.
uous Democrat, differing in this respect from
all the other members of his family and most
of his relatives, who have been ardent Repub-
hcans. He was the last survivor of a family
of four brothers and three sisters, the others
having been Mrs. William Lawyer, Mrs. 10.
seph Brown, Miss Lydia Shaeffer, Daniel
Shaeffer, Judge Joseph Shaeffer and Noah
Shaeffer, all now deceased. Messrs. George X.
ShafFeEer and Ferdinand D. Shaeffer, promi-
nent residents of this city, and Z. J. Law
yer, of Baltimore, are his nephewS. For over
IS years Mr.. Shaeffer was member of the
Lutheran Church, and was one of twenty-five
persons who organized the congregation of
Grace Church in this city, about thirty-six
years ago His funeral was held in the Luth :
eran Church, this city, Friday morning and
interment was made at krieder's cemetery,
near this city.
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TRUSTEES SALE
FERUSTEE s SALE
\ OF
One-twelfth Interest in a
Valuable Farm,

OAO-OW O41 I'LL 1AOCl C0B III Oh
Valuable Farm,
Situated near Henryton, Carroll County, Nd,
BY virtue of a decree Of the Circuit Court
for Carroll County, sitting as a Court of
Equity, passed in cause wherein John G.
Friedel is plaintiff and Anna L. Arlington
aud others, defendants, it being cause No.
1912 Equity, the undersigned, trustee, will
offer at public sale on
MONDAY, 2ND DAY OF MARCH, 1908,
al II clock a. M, at the Court House door,
in Westminster, Maryland, all the right, title.
interest and estate both at law and in equity
of which William P. Arlington, deceased,
died seized and possessed, in the farm Of his
father, the late Austin Arlington, which
farm is situated in Carroll county, near Hen
ryton, adjoining the lands of John r. Rich
ardson, Albert F. Arlington and others, and
CONTAINS 1862 ACRES OF LAND,
more or less, said interest owned by said Will
liam P. Arlington, deceased, therein being
about one-twelfh interest
Terms of Sale.-0ne third cash on the day
of sale or the ratification thereof by the court.
and the residue in two equal payments, one
in one year and the other in two years from
day of sale, with interest, or all cash at the
option of the purchaser; credit payments to
be secured by the notes of purchaser bearing
interest with approved security.
GUY w. STEELE, Trustee.
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Miss Olive p, daughter Of Mr.. Harry d.
Caple. near Reese. this county, and niece Of
Mr. George II. CaVle, assistant school exam
liner. deed on March ?, after short illness
from acute Brigh,'s disease. Miss Olive Vas
a student At Western Maryland College, re
cited With her class q Friday. and went 20 hrF
home that afternoon. She Vas l. years.
months aad Is days old Funeral aud ioisr-
meui al SANDY MouB, u. p Church last
"Wednesday. Services we're conducted b. Rev.
Dr. Lewis. Presidcn, Of Western Maryland
College. Rev. J. W. Nicholson. pastor Of
SANDY Mount ". p Church, and Rev. Wm.
c. Harden. pastor Of Sandy NoaEi u. +.
Church. Tbs pall-bearers Wcre 7. Ncale
Ireland. Ulysses Il. ShIpley, Claude ;. Buck
inshzn. Geosxe r Frazer. Wa. C. Eckcz
rode aud John + FiaieT Her ciassszaiss at
tended the faueTal IN BODY aud placed
handsome piIlow Of nsfaral aewers GA The
caskei wiih the hxurvs 1906 ON il, ihs year
the class woald graduate. There ~erc macy
other heasufa tiower fsom relatives asi
friends.
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Eldest daughter OF Mrs- Lizzis aud the late
Edwin c. Zahu. died az her home 10 West.
minister. last THURSDAY evening, in the Dist
wear OF her age. Her funeral nil take place
from the Methodist Protestant Church. Satar
dav afternoon at o clock
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NOTICE To CREDITORS.

The creditors of William P Arlington, de-
ceased, are hereby notified to file their claims
with the vouchers thereof with the Clerk of
the Circuit Court for Carroll county, within
thirty days from the I'd day of March. 1908.
teb7-4t GUY W. STEELE, Trustee.
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Died yesterday Friday morning at h.s
residences near Gambler. He was in his s7th
year. and is survived by a second wife and
eleven children-uiue daughters aud two
sons. Funeral at Pleasant Grove NJ. +.
Church Sunday morning.
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PALMER ENGLEMAN,

Formerly of Westminster, Md, died in Bal
timore, March 3rd, aged 6S years. He was
a frst-class blacksmith. His remains were
inferred in the Westminster cemetery on
Thursday.
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EAAAtkl sTtIrE,


Aged IS years. % Uaion Bridge, died in
the City Hospital. Baltimore. last Tuesday
where be had been under treatment.
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Oyster Suppers.

Providence NJ. p. Church, Of Gambler, will
hold an oyster supper on the evenings oil
March 5, 6 aud !. Public invited.
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Aged about 20 years. OF ueAr Aslross. this
county, died =, the Almshnsfse, on March s,
sud was buried =, Manchester an Friday.
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Nicholas J. walsh. Auctioneer.

Nicholas ,. NhASh.
pUBLIo SALE,
The undersigned, intending to quit farm
ing. will sell on her farm, on the road IRON
Carrolltou Station TO Jacob Richards MILL on
THURSDAY, MARCH 18th, 1908,
at u M. the following stock and farming im-
- plemeuts > horses, NgxM
Go mich cows. 6 heifers, bull, F%
NDAa brood sows, with pigi --
Q shoats. 4 or s. horse wagon, S-horse wagon,
mower separator. or 6 horse horsepower,
buggies, Oliver chilled pillow, Osborne lever
harrow, hay fork and rope, sets OF lead har-
ness, , sets of buggy harness, lot OF old lron'
corn by the barrel and many other articles.
Terms of Saie.-All sums under 50, cash
ON sums of S. and upward a credit OF SIX
months will be given. on note, with approved
security, bearing interest from day OF sale.
MARY WALSH,
fsb2I.3t JAMES WALSH.
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HNRUSTEE'S SALE
or
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,

In Westminster District, Carroll County, Nd.
By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court
for Carroll county, sitting in Equity, passed
ia cause No 1902 Equity, wherein Fannie |.
Little, ct al, are plaintiffs, and George W.
Weimert. ct al, are defendants, the under
signed, trustee named in sand decree, will offer
at public sale, on the premises, situate on the
public county road leading from Westminster
10 Manchester. 2miles from Westminster, and
half mile from Cranberry Station, on the
W NJ. II. R.. on
WEDNESDAY,, 18th OF MARCH, 1908,
at o'clock, p. M, a valuable tract contain.
ing
9 ACRES AND 81 PERCHES OF LAND,
more or less, improved by two and half
story Frame Weatherboarded
Dwelling House, Stable, and .a&
usual ouibuildings, water, fruits stkK.sslE
of all kinds, &c, and located Eas55z lsslz
convenient to schools, churches and stores.
1t is worthy the attention of purchasers.
About D acres, lying on the east side OF the
road. will be surveyed and cut off of the above
tract, and offered severaly and Jointly, and
sold TO the best advantage.
Also a tract of land containing 5 ACRES,
more Ut TESS SITUATE ueal tti0 aoV'O tOPS'' y >
with outlet 10 feet wide to the public road,
suited for grazing or farming, and well worth
attention of purchasers.
Terms of Sale-Oue-t third part of the pur-
chase money to be paid on the day of saIe. or
upon the ratification thereof by the Court; bal
ance in one and two years, the credit payments
to be secured to the satisfaction of the trustee,
and bearing interest from the day of sale.
For further Information call upon or address
the trustee, at Westminster, Md.
GEORGE l.. STOCKSDALE,
feb IA 1t Trustee.
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The date on the Label or your
paper shOlCs the time to 'chtch yO'f'
description is paid.