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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Orphans Court.


Monday, August 22.-Allen K. Lippy and
Clinton V. Lippy. administrators Of Lewis b.
Lippy, deceased, returned inventories OF per
sonal property. money and debts, and received
order to sell personal property.
The last will aud testament of Mary r.
johnson. deceased. was admitted to probate
and letters tesiamentary thereon, were granted
TO franklin II. Seiss, who received warrant
to appraise. and order to notify creditors
Isaiah Miller and Samuel h Hare. acting
executors OF Aaron Miller, deceased. received
order 10 release mortgage aud settled sixth
and final account.
Sarah Nsgle. executrix OF Conrad ). Magic,
deceased, filed an additional bond, and re-
ceived order to sell real estate.
James W. Buckingham. administrator 81
James V. Criswell, deceased, received order
10 sell personal property.
Joseph l.. Young, executor Of Nelson T.
Young. deceased. reported sale Of peFso,n,!
property. aad settled first and final account.
Daniel j. HeSson, administrator ". a. OF
Caroline Sell, deceased. reported safe oil real
estate. and received order nj 81 thereon.
Tuesday. August 28.-Solenia Ogg, execa
Ink Of Samuel J. 0gg, deceased, returned ~
yenJories OF money and debts, and settled hrsi
account.
Francis \. K. Qaua and Andrew J. Houok
administrators OF Mary ;. AUSTIN, deceased
returned inTentory Of debts.
Josiah II. Cover and ALDER, V. Cover, ad
minisiraiors of Peter II. Cover, deceased. ~
turned inventories ct personEs property. money
and debts. and received order 10 sell personal
properly.
Edward A. Casseli. administrator Of Mar.
garet A. Bowers, deceased. returned luFeuto.
mes OF money aud debts, aud sruled tTsI aud
FINAL account
Edward A. Casseil. administrator % Mar
saret A. Bowers. deceased. administrative 81
Joseph y. Bowers deceased, settled lrsi ana
final account il estate Of Joseph y. BoSers,
deceased. from The books and papers len By
the deceased Interstate.
letters Of administration, de bouIs non. OF
the estate Of Joseph ~ Bowers, were granted
10 Edward A. Cassell. who settled FIRST and
final sccogui-
Letters % administration on he estate u
Ella ". Cassell vere granted to EdssFd A.
Casseli. who returned inventory Of money aad
settled FIRST and fual account
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To Newspapers and the Public Gen
erally

The following sections of the Postal Laws
have been furnished US by DIR. George E.
Baughman, Postmaster of Westminster, Nd,
to which we call the especial attention OF
newspaper publishers and job printers and the
public generally. Read them:
Section 499, P. L. & r. Edition 1902. NO letter.
postal card or circular concerning any lottery So
called gift concert other similar enterprise offer
ing prizes dependent upon lot or chance, or cou.
corning schemes devised for the purpose of obtain
ing money on property under false pretenses and no
list of the drawings atany lottery similar scheme
and no lottery ticket part thereof and no check
draft BILL money. postal note or money order for
the purchase of any ticket, tickets, part thereof
or of any share any chance in any such lottery
or gift enterprise shall be carried in the mail or de-
livered at or through any postofce or branch there
of or BY any letter carrier; nor shall any newspaper
circular pamphlet, or publication of any kind con-
tanning any advertisement of any lottery or gift
enterprise OF any kind offering prizes dependent
upon lot or chance containing any list of prizes
awarded the drawings of any such lottery or gilt
enterprise whether said list is of any part or OF all
of the drawing be carried in the mail or delivered
by any postmaster or letter carrier Any person
who shall knowingly deposit or cause to be depos
sent anything to be conveyed or delivered by mail
in violation of this section, who shall knowingly
cause to be delivered by mail anything herein for
hidden to be carried by mail shall be deemed guilty
of a misdemeanor and upon conviction shall be
punished by fine OF not more than five hundred
dollars or by imprisonment for year. OF by both
such fine and Imprisonment for each offence"
sec SOL 1.-The term lottery as used in section
4se embraces all kinds of schemes general or local
for The distribution OF prizes by lot chance such
as gift exhibitions or enterprises. concerts, nies
or the drawing of prizes in money or property al
fairs"
Sec. sol, paragraph S. The mailing Of matter in
terdicted by section ie9 by citizens to lottery com
panies and their Representatives is as clear viola
ton Of the law as the mailing of such matter by
lottery companies to their customers and other per
sons"
Advertisements and lists OF prizes awarded. and
which come under the meaning Of section 1873. ap'
pear uently in local papers before and after the
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Business Locals

DESIRABLE PROPERTY AT PUBLIC go
The sale of the Real Estate and PERSONAL
Property of the late Joseph Shaefier, near
Westminster, will take place next Wednesday
August 81, at ii a. m. To anyone wishing a
fine home this is one of the most desirable
properties in this county. Harry h. Shaetier,
Administrator. augzf-H
PENSION VOUCHERS.
AT the solicitation and for the convenience
of NV Soldier friends of Uniontown, will
meet them at II. Brough's storeroom. from
to IL a. IN. on September 5. and in the after,
noon at my office in Frizellburg, to Gil out and
acknowledge their pension vouchers. Jacob
Rinehart, J. 7.
Mr.. A. G. Null, who was announced to meet
the C. Z. Society of the Reformed Church al
Krider's, on Sunday morning, 2Sth instant
will not be present, owing to circumstances.
Will meet with them later.
The Oxford Disiilling Company of Balti-
more have recently placed on the market
Parker Rye, which they claim 10 be the puresl
whiskey made 1t has been analysed and
declared especially suitable for family and
medicinal use. Their advertisement appears
in another column.
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New Advertisements

Executors Sale Of Desirable Building Lot.
and Dwelling in Westminster, Md-JohB l..
Reifsnider. Surviving Executor.
Md Summer Blanket Sale-The Miles
Bros. Co Popular Cash Stores, msnsler
Specials For This Weeks Sales-T. W
Maiher & Sons. Westminster and Manchester
Annual Sale Of Blankets For One Week -
Charles f. Herring. Westminster.
Sewing Machines For Sale-69 East Mair
street, Westminster.
List Of Unclaimed Matter ia the Posioiiice
Westminster. Nd.
Clearance Sale-wm- c. Deyilbiss, wes,
minister.
Notice 10 Trespassers- Henry Dell. Tyrone
Nd.
Mules-Harry g. Sehriyer. Hanover, Pa.
Land at Pubhc Sale-John L. FreymaE
Horses.-H A. Smith, Hanover, Pa.
Wanted-A NJ. kalbacb.
au.f Npfieas
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Bloom Items,

Mrs Catherine C..r lost very fine horse
BY sickness.
Leonard Frizzel raised his new barn last
Tuesday Henry Magin, of Bloom, and Lee
FrizzeIl, of Smallwood, did the work.
Mrs L. Prough is building new porch to
her house.
Mrs Laura X Abbott, of Baltimore, who
has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Rosa A. Ma
gin. has returned home.
Daniel w. Smith and wife have returned
home from Baltimore.
Albert II. Bair spent Sunday with Frank
McQuay.
Mrs. Catherine Carr has purchased Two very
fine horses from Edward Chrest, Westminster.
Mrs. George W. Magin and children, Of
Taylorsville, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Magin.
Miss Nellie NJ Wright, of Taylorsvile, was
the guest of Miss Laura A. Magiu last Sunday,
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SandYriIle Items.

Mss Georgia Mcdonald. who has been yis
iting Nis- Coda Shilling. has retained to heg
home in Pa,apscO Neck. Baltimore county.
Misses Ada Heiniz and Carrie Lepp. john
I. Anders aud Wiie. Walter Shnnk. wife aud
daughter Marguerite, ~ere guests Of Ms
Thomas Shilling daring the past Wesk.
Howard $ Bscoe, Of the Baltimore Mora
ing Herald. visited bis family al the home o.
Thomas Shilling daring she past week
party Of young people from the piacis en-,
loved slraw ride 10 the entertainment gwen
on the lawn OF Frank Magee last Friday nighi.
Miss Carrie Barnhart speai the past week
visiting Mrs. Noah Arbaagh At Bark Hill.
Miss Annie Zoke, Of Baltimore. was a guest
OF Miss Jane Tanner the pas, week.
Marshall FiaieF has returned home from
Philadelphia. Pa
Today. Saturday. SAudyyiiIe Ball Club sill
play Patapsco at , 80 2. IN. This game ga.
to have been played on last Saturday. bat VA.
postponed on account Of the seaiher-
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TRUSTEES SALE
II OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
Near Marston, in Carroll County, Md.

Near Marston, in Carroll County, Md.
By virtue of the decree of the Circuit Court
for Carroll county, in Equity, wherein Josiah
H. Cover and others are compliments and
Anna Margaret Cover and another are de-
PENDANTS, and known as No. 4l76 Equity, the
undersigned Trustees appointed by said de-
cree will offer at public sale, on the ''Snader
Farm" on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER IA. 1904.
at one o'clock, p. rn., all the following Real
Estate of which Peter H. Cover, died seized
and possessed.
% All that tract of land containing
1O1 ACRES, 3 ROODS AND Is PERCHES
of Land, more or less, situated on the road
from New Windsor to Sans Creek, about 2!
miles from New Windsor, and adjoining the
Home Farm of Peter H. Cover, deceased.
This farm is improved by a two and one-half
story brick and Weatherboarded Dwelling
House in good condition and brick bank
barn, wagon shed, corn crib, dairy, hay barrick
aud all necessary out buildings.
There is an excellent supply of water on the
place and water is piped to the barn. A due
proportion of the land is in timber and the
rest is under good state of cultivation. There
is an apple orchard on the place and the fenc-
ing is in good condition. This property is
convenient to churches, schools and stores and
is known as the "Snader Farm" having been
obtained by Peter H. Cover from John T.
Snader and wife
(2) A lot of land in Marston containing
about one.half an acre of land and improved
by two and one half story weatherboarded
dwelling house, blacksmith shop, stable and
.other outbuildings. There is a well of good
water on the place. The property lies two
and three quarter miles from New Windsor,
Maryland, and is one of the most valuable
BLACKSMITH STANDS in the county.
(3) lot of land at Marston containing
about one -quarter of an Acre of Land, and
improved by u two and one-half story frame
dwelling house. stable and other necessary
outbuildings. This is also desirable property.
az A wood lot containing Acres and 3
Perches of Lane, more or less, situated near
Denning's, Carroll county, on road TO West
minister. There is valuable timber on this
property, consisting mainly of oak. 1t is one
CT the Abner Bale wood lots. This wood lot
will be offered with the rest of the property
on the ''Snader Farm" and at the same time
as the properties mentioned.
Terms of Sale:-0ne- third part of the pur-
chase money on the day of sale, or on the
ratification thereof by the Court; and the resi-
due in two equal payments. the one in one
| year and the other in two years from the day
OF sale, with interest, and to be secured by the
notes of the purchaser or purchasers, with
security 10 be approved of by the Trustees; or
all cash at the option of the purchaser. For
further information apply to the Trustees or
to the Solicitors.
JOSIAH II. COVER,
ALBERT V. COVER,
Bond & Parke, Solicitors. Trustees.
aug20,ts +. A. Crawford, Auctioneer.
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DUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

The undersigned, as agent for the heirs of
Abram K. and Frances s. Null, both deceased,
will offer at public sale, on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1904,
at l o'clock p. IN, sharp, on the premises,
that valuable farm formerly owned by Abram
Z. and Frances 5. Null, situate on or near
the public road leading from Uniontown to
Middlehurg, near Mt Union Church, in Car
roll county. Nd, containing
loo ACRES OF LAND, MORE or LESS,
25 Acres of which is fine oak timber. The
improvements thereon consist Of large brick
dwelling house, with rooms;
AA-A large bank barn, with double
&zA threshing door; 2 wagon sheds
1870 with corn cribs, hog pens.
wash house. smoke house. blacksmith and
wood shop, ariesiau well with windmill end
tank, ice house and grain shed.
The farm adjoins lands of William Keefer,
J. Calvin Wilson and others. II is in u high
state OF cultivation. and about half of it has
been recently lined. IL is about miles north
Of Union Bridge, W. NJ. r. r.. and about 4
miles east Of Bruceyille, n. C. R. R.. and is
very conveniently located as 10 churches and
schools Possession will be gived April LIST,
1905.
Terms.-0ue third of the purchase money
TO be psid cash, and the balance in two equal
annual payments, or all cash at the option of
the purchaser; the deferred payments TO be
satisfactorily secured, bearing interest from
day Of sale.
ANY person wishing to view the property
eau do SO by calling on the undersigned living
thereon.
d. NJ. BURLINGTON.
Agent for the heirs OF Abram F. and Frances
$. Null.
J. n. o. Smith, Auctioneer. aug Is st
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EXECUTORS SALE
- OF DESIRABLE
Building Lots and Dwelling
IN WESTMINSTER. NJ.

By virtue of the power and authority con-
tanned in the last will and testament of Jesse
Reifsuider, late of Carroll county, deceased,
| will sell at public SALE on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1904,
At o'clock p. M, on the first mentioned
premises. the following desirable real estate :
LIST. i lot containing One Half Acre and
! u Square Perches, more or
| less. improved by comfortable k@-,S
Stone Dwelling House and s III
Stable. This property is known a7EsA112. asxA
as The Stone House Property" and is stu
ate on Pennsylvania Avenue, opposite the
| Cranberry Valley Road.
| Ind A lot Immediately adjoining the
above mentioned property on the south, con-
tanning Roo,is and u Square Perches, more
or less.
3rd. A parcel of land containing 81 Acres
and II Square Perches, more or less, and ad-
| ioinin 9 the second mentioned parcel.
4th. Four lots adjoining, each fronting 60
| feet on Pennsylvania Avenue and running
| back TO an alley along the line of the property
of The Theological Seminary.
The above mentioned FIVE lots an d parcels
of land offer to those desiring to purchase some
of the most desirable building sites in West
minister. The property will be offered as a
WHOlt anu III lotS rs dbONC lAthtlNACb- atNa
| sold as may appear TO the best advantage.
| Plat and Certificate of Survey will be exhibited
on the day of sale.
| At the same time | will also sell parcel OF
land containing l Acre. more or less, situate
on Pennsylvania Avenue, Immediately oppo
| site The Stone House. This Is also most
desirable lot for building purposes
Terms Of Sale One. third cash on the day
Of sale or on the ratification thereof by the
| Court: one third in six months and the other
| one.thrd in twelve months from the lay OF
! sale; the credit payments 10 be secured by the
notes of the purchaser or purchasers. with ap'
| proved security, bearing interest from the day
! of sale, or the whole OF the purchase money
| NAV be paid in cash. at the option of the pur-
| chaser JOHN l.. REIFSNlDER.
Surviving Executor.
| John Milton Reifsnider. Attorney,
| aup27 Is J. Thcs. Roop, Auci.
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signals On Rural NAH Boxes.

Postmaster Banghman sends THg ADVOCATE
the following;
Ordered. Tha, Order No. 739, dated July
g 1902. be and the same is hereby amended
so as to provide that all approved rural mail
boxes be equipped with a suitable signal for
the purpose ofindieating whether or not there
is mail therein.
That more than one family be permitted to
use the same rural box, provided, that written
notice of such agreement between two or more
families is filed with the postmaster at the dis
tributing post Offices
That postmasters may order for prospective
patrons any approved box selected by the
patron and upon the patron request but post
masters are prohibited from receiving any
compensation or profit therefor. This order
is dated July IL, 1904.
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weather Record Tor the Week.

August 20-mercury 63 at a, m and so at
m; almost a continuous rain from $50
y. m. August 10, until late hour, cloudy
followed by fair and blustery weather; thun-
dergust. with high wind and heavy rain from
8 to 4 p. m; light shower about 8 p. IN. Au-
gust 2i-mereury 60 al a. m. and 50 at P.
M: clear. August 22-mereGry GA at a. N.
and "a at 2 p. M; cloudy, followed by fair
weather; lhundergust. with light showers. be
tween and p. m August 23-nereury 81
at a. m. and 20 at p. NJ; clear. August
24-mercury IS at a. m. and II at 2 p. m. /;
clear. August 25-mercury 60 at q. m. and
81 at2p. M; fair and blustery. August 20
mercury GA at Z q. m. and sc at p. M;
partly cloudy.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFIcE,


In pursuance Of an act of the General As
sembly, passed at January Session, 1888,
hereby give the following Notice to Taxpay
ers:
This is TO give notice that the County Com
missioners OF Carroll county have made their
annual levy on the aSsessable property of said
county, for State and County Taxes for the
year nineteen hundred and four, and that all
persons or incorporate institutions that shall
pay their County Taxes on or before the first
DAY Of September, next, shall be entitled 10 a
deduction of two per centum on the amount
Of said taxes. On State taxes deduction of
five per cenium will be allowed if paid on or
before the first day of September; and if paid
on OF before the first day of October. next, a
deduction Of four per centum; and If paid on
or before the first day of November, next, Il
deduction of three per eentum; that said taxes
will be in arrear on the first day of January,
next, aud bear interest from that date; that
all persons or incorporate institutions failing
TO pay their State aud County Taxes before
the same shall be in arrears, will render the
property and estate of such delinquent liable
to be sold for the prompt payment otsaid taxes.
FRANCIS L. HAM,
aug6-4t County Treasurer
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NO. 4lo7 EQUITY

Ia the Circuit Court tor Carroll Loanty,
sitting ss a Coar, Of Equity.
David Stouer. Mortgage, Va Jacob J. study
and Reb~cca STUDY, has wife, AouEagors-
Ordered. by the Circuit C0sr for Carroll
County. sitting ~ a Court Of Equity. ,h's -
dAy 81 August. IN the wear nineteen hand5et
and dpar. tbai The sale 81 the Real Estate mra.
toned IN these proceedings, made and r.
ported hv David Siopsr. Mortgage. be- rair
bird sud confirmed. sniess cause e. the e'n.
irary thereof be shaun on or before ias @Slh
day Of September. ncxl. PROVIDED a cops ei
this or3eT he inserted IA some uewspaYei
prlnted Aad published sn Carroll coaaty. oGrr
ga zach OF three Successive sceAs before the
iath iay uE September psxt.
The r~pori states ihe amount 81 sal" go us
s.. $500.
DAVID p. SMEIsSER, Clerk.
Trae copy Test
aasg7-ss Dawn 2. SNgIsGE, Clerk,
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Ia the Circuit Court far Carroll Coan'y.
samuel l. l4anherd. Assigaee uf Ao7fEsg~e,
IS. Oscar ". Sparrieg and Mars K SPas-
rler. his safe. AarKaEor-.
Ordered. this 18th dAy Sc. AuFast, A. y
1904. thar ths sccoaBt 81 ihr A1dlsnr h'ri VI
this cause be- tinzlly ras.iied and csutrwet.
unless cause 20 The contrary thereof h. >haSu
on or before ihe l2gh day of Scpieuatrr. next
provided copy 81 lh5s order - inserted
faF two successive weeks befafs. fia Aasi uaf1el
dav in some Newspaper published ir Carol
roaaiy DAVID r. SMEiSEB, Clcsk.
Trae Copy,-res
auss7-I DAVID 4. SGEtsra. Clerk
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SEw1Na MACHINES FOR SALE.

We have a few Drop Head Singer Sewing
Machines, latest improved, but are slightly
shopworn. which we are selling for $500
Trial granted. Call at our salesroom 90 E..
Main street, Westminster, Md. aug27-3t*
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Festivals and Picnics.

Salem NJ. E. Church Sunday school will
hold picnic on Saturday, September 10.
Carroll Council No. ia, Jr. o. U. A. NJ,
will hold a a picnic and oyster supper on Sat
urday, September 10, in Steele's grove, near
Eldersburg base ball and other amusements.
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DR.. JAMES E. SHREEVE, Jr
SURGEON DENTIST.

Has opened an Office opposite the Montou
House, 81 W. Main street, Westminster. II
solicits your patronage. Extracting, plate
crown and bridge work guaranteed. Poree,
lain filings specially. augl3-ly
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SPECIAL CHEAP EXCURSION
MCAPE MAY. N

The Western Maryland Railroad Company
announce tha, tickets viii be sold from pm.
opal pOinis on their liEe 10 Cape May snd
return, by The a.isA N. tram Of Saturday
Augusi 47ih, good 10 return un,il Tuesday.
Angus; 8tsA The route wiil be via the West.
era Nd Railroad TO Baltimore. and thence
VIA the celebrated Queen Anne's Railroad TO
Cape NAY. Round tnP tickets ell be only
sl2 ~ aud will include all expenses Of the
rn,irs trip. including meals earouie. railroad
fares and basrd, and lodging al hrsi-elAss
hotel al Cape May. The party will be ~ per-
zoaAl charge Of 4 representative OF the Qaecu
Anna's Railroad. and the individual comfort
OF every passenger will be looked after. This
Is one Of the cheapest aad best trips, giving
several days a. The oldes, and most celebrated
sea shore rrsots 10 America Full detailed
information can be obtained from local ticket
agcni. aug-V-1
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y AM AT prrn1IC sAI.E-I all

T AND AT PUBLIC SALE sill
IL seli AZ publsC sale, on 'he premises, on
Thursday. September ;. $, T. a.. nv hone
property. IL acres, good building, safer And
frat. on Washington road, ailes tfcu "ssi.
sssEsier: also 10 acres, no baildiHEs- acres
cleared. adjoiniug Zioa Chgrch, = SHIPPER.
See bills Tor Particular.
JOHN L. FREEMAN
F. A. Crawford. AuciioneeT augzs -2I'
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r rsT OF UNCLAIMED MATTER

IL remaining in the Postosfcs. wcsSFaiu-
sier. Md. August ~, 1904
Adams, Mrs Chas. W. Ridiugrr. Mis- Anne
Greer. Miss Sar,h Seheir. MISS Annse
Hands. Miss Mamie Thoru. Mis- Theresa
Hawkins. Mr. A. L. Weaver. Miss Alice
Letter. Miss Elizabeth Wcigsud, Nh. 4. ,.
Nc(irAin. Mr. Jennie Whuehili. J0ha II.
Parker Miss RetiA
aug - GEORGE +. BAUGHMAN. p. ".
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aug27.3
G1O.oo REWARD.

A reward of $40 will be paid for the arrest
and conviction of anyone who destroys our
telephone lines by shooting into them or other
wise interfering or injuring them.
UNITED TELEPHONE A N d TELE
GRAPH co. GEo 4. LIPPY, Manager,
aug27.St Westminster, Md.
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TOR SALE.
EoR SALE AT A BARGAIN.

One Ross Eusilage Cutter, with travelling
feed, 2 sets kniges, shredder head aud carrier
mounted on truck.
For particulars apply to
W. T. WILSON.
aug27. 3t Westminster, Md.
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George l.. Stocksdale, Atty. aug:
TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE. TO CREDITORS.
This is to give notice that the subscribers
has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Carroll county, in Maryland, letters of ad-
ministration on the Personal Estate of
DANIEL j. BAUMGARDNER,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. Allpersons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated, to the sub
seribers, on or before the 9th day of March,
1905; they may otherwise by law be ex-
cluded from all benefit of said estate.
Given under our hands this I'd day of August,
1904.
SUSANNAH NJ. ESSICH,
JACOB ESSICH,
aug-6 4; Administrators.