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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-01-14

HARRlssuRG. Pa. Jaguary 10. Again Gov.
Pennypacker is original. Addressing the
PENNSYLVANIA electoral commission. which yes
terday cast It's thirty four votes for Roosevelt
and Fairbanks, be called attention to the fact
that j. Wlfrpd Holmes, Of Pit,sbarg, prom
inent Western colored man, was a mem Der Of
the college. and said;
II am glad TO see among you here today,
when you are called upon Ia give your voice
for the election OF President aud Vice
President Of the United States Of America, a
representative Of the negro race. II 1t be true
that this is the only instance in which It occurs
among all the commemorative Of this country
then | rejoice that this broad spirit Of iberaiiy
is shown il Pennsylvania. As was said at the
foundation of the colony By William Penn,
II Is set forth as an example to the nations. W
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Race War In A School.

CHESTER. Pa. Jan. i2-The white aud ncgto boys
Of the FraukIin sIfeet Public school in this city
have been indulgins 10 raSS war for some dAyx
The white boys belong TO families that conducted
the underground railroad. assisting slaves 70 eca Ie
from their masters before the Civil War
There are probably 40 negro lads al the school
aud twice many white boys Zach recess aud
each noon and evening hour there are pitched bat
Ties front OF the building and the streets The
police are frcqaeaIly called 10 quel The dis;urosn
ces.
Bricks aud sticks figure in the Eelees. and the
school authorities fear they IA have 10 suspend
the entire male section.
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Insured For 90, 900, 900.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, January l0.-Rodmsn
Wauamaker took ont 81 300, 900 additional
insurance in The Mutual Life OF New York yes
terday. Prior to that he carried insurance
amount to $500 600 with the company.
There are five policies outstanding, each Of
which calls for 81 900, 600. Four of these we're
written by the Mutual Lire, one of them being
issued TO George ". Vanderbilt This com
pany recently issued policies for $500. 600 to
Henry Siege and john F. o Rourke, OF New
York. The Mutual Life makes il II custom to
reinsure all but $3.50 600 of the large risks with
other companies aud has followed this plan
with the Wsnamaker policy.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-01-14
BLANKET BARGAINS.

All Blankets must 60. Biz lot of fine
Cotton Blankets, good size, heecy and
warm, pretty borders, white or grey; ought
to sell at 75c, but to close out, only doc.
Special lot Of Horse Blankets, good
size and weighty all new goods, but to
close out quick, only zoe.
Special lot Of extra fine Plush Lap
Robes, handsome patterns, large size,
heavy weight and very warm; every one
worth s., but to close out quick. we say
only 81. IS One Of the best bargains
ever offered So Lap Robes for 50 90.
Also a few fine wool Horse Blankets To
20 very cheap. Quantities ia each case
too small to describe
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-01-14
DATIFICATIoN NOTICE.

10 The Orphans Coar, Of Carroll County
DEcEuBEE TERN, 1904.
Estate of Margaret Nenuinger, deceased.
On application, 1t is ordered, this 9th day Of
January, 1905, that the sale of Real Estate
Of Margaret NcnniuEer, late Of Carroll
county. deceased. made by Chas. Brilliant.
executor % the last wIll and testament Of said
drcaAssi and this day reported to this Court
by the said executor. be ratified and con
Grnsj. unless cause be shown 20 the CON
trary GA az before the Pad Monday, 18th
dsy Of February, next; provided copy
ct tbs order be- inserted for three sUccss-
Slvr weeks 900 some newspaper puated and
published ,u Carroll county, before the LIST
Monday. ulh day of February. next.
The report states the amount Of sale 90 be
S27i.uo.
4 kURTZ MYERS.
JOHN f. ECkENRDDE. Judges.
GEO. K. RUPP.
Tree crPy,H-Irsf.
,ioHN j. STEWART
iauti 80 Register ST Wills.
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A Costly Dinner

wRaI was probably The most elaborate and nosg
expensive dinner party ever given iu this couuiry
took place at the = Regis Hotel New YORK city GA
January IL II given b. John II. Hanan. the
millionaire She man In honor % his wite. Atoui
sixty guests were seated 81 table arranged IN the
shape Of horseshoe
The service FOR the entire dinner vas Of soia gold
ami gold plate. Not fork or spoon. not platter
ia use but wss fashioned cf The precious METAL
Even the wate; gobleis Of gold, and The a inc
and champagne glasses on sold gold stems and
bases snd were trimmed with the gliIIeriag metal.
Il was reported that the banquet cost s. 600 The
proprietor Of the - Regis adnitie.t thsi the eos,
Of the function sl9.0o9.
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Attempt to Wreck the Statue OF
Frederick The Great.

WAsHINGToS, January lO.-But for the prompt
and almost heroic act CT Geo c. Ellis, negro la
borer, the statue Of Frederick the Crest in the
War College grounds presented 70 this Govern
ulent by the Emperor Of Germany, wSuId now be 8
broken mess Of bronze ana marble. An attempt
was made today II noon by person unknown TO
the authorities &c blow up the statue with dyua-
mite ard it failed by only the narrowesj margin Of
time. Tie man. Of whom the police authorities
have 4 good des riptou, drove into the War Col
lege groands ia closed carriage, which he had
hired 81 thc Penrsy IvsniN depot lie AiEhted.
took frcm vsise p ckage OF dynamite, walked
to the fence surrounding the statue and PLACED the
dynamite under she base Of the statue he then lit
d fuse and hurried back 10 the carriage disappear.
ing suddenly ard Eaysterousiy As he bad aTriyei.
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wearner Reeora Tor Inc week

January mercury 80 at "a. m. aud 30 Al
, p. m; generally cloudy with light snow.
January S-mercury 20 al : a. m. aud 20 at :
p. ~; generally cloudy and blusJery, with
light snow squalls. January 9-mercury ID
at : a. NJ. aud 70 at > p. M; fair; light snow
after p. IN. January l0-mercury 25 at :
a. III. aud so at p. m; partly cloudy. Jan
uary ll-mercury Is at a. u and - at p.
m; light snow for several hours. followed by
rain, bail and mist. January l2-mercury %
at a. m. aud "a at . p. m; rain and sleet
until noon, followed by clearing weather.
January l3-mercury 20 at a. III. and "A at
p. NJ; cloudy and blustery.
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Union Bridge Items

Henry Russell. Of New York city, Is visi,as
his brother Thomas Ii. Russell.
Mr.. Eliza Euglemau entertained her san
dAy school class al her home on last Saturda,
evening. Refreshments were served.
j. NJ. Rice, secretary Of the Baltimore y
VI. c. A. will address the men meeting 10
the Methodist Protestant Church on Thursday
evening. January l9lh.
Isaac Townsend has purchased the Jane.
Rahestraw property, near town.
Mrs. d, NJ. Hoke aud daughter, Of York
Pa, speu, part Of this week with her daughter.
Mrs. John Y. Weaver.
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Fell 400 Feet. Statutes Crowd

urHUQJE Iowa. Jan. u --lanEiing on r1pe fraaa
the top 81 the coarth8uar ioNer. James Narph 81.
sieeplrses lost his mold si dropped 20 feet 60 he
roof al he trst tu,Icouy 81 The building.
Five hundrrd - sons saw Nurphy fall, AUd ben
lt wzs thought be lay dead ca TIE nalcuay he sud-
denly rose to one foot and waved his hAnd Ia
spirit Of triumph. He is nos 10 the hospital In
one leg sui one arm broken. but hi, recovery - c1
pccted.
Twelve women fsInte,i 81 he sight af TIE s,ecple
JACK turning SometaHlts ga she terTsfy ing Plauge
Murphy - he fell shaaIed a. the crosd. Ia The
hospital hs ayrrre,I he would never climb suotscr
stecp}e
Murphy has long hsd a reputation for dsyiuE
climhs He was derp-saa sali0F
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SMALL GOODS AT
SACRIFICE PRICES.

2jc Tcque, or Toboegans for children
now l2tc.
Special lut of Shawls aud Fascinators
worth 80 now only SIC.
Special lot of men Bordcred Hand
SerrhiefS, Zoe goods. now &c.
Special lot Of large Wash Rags &c each
Special lot OF misses 25c Hose. not al
SUES bat very dne goods. now l5c.
Men poe Ncckwear in great variety
the newest aud finest goods, only 15c.
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Can,er Curei.

Daring August. September sUd part OF Oc-
tobsr. % to the time pr. }. d. Keller, Of
Hanover. Pa, took sick. be hAi treated
Daniel Armstrong. OF I5uebgTu, Md. for 3
sarcamA cancer. A tr~ days sgu, says
the Hanover Record, he received letter
which sid m substance
The cancer j. entirely gone. and an
nov As well a. usual Thanks 20 Dr. Keller
for being So.
This Is the seeoad case cured ia that vicinity
by DR.. Keller. Sho has been making special
investigation as 10 the durability Of the tao
great plaques. cancer and consumption. winch
carry off more adults than all other diseases.
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$4,000 For His Courtesy.

ALBANY, n. Y, January IO.-Mrs. Mary T.
Deforest, of Rensselaer, county, by her will
bequeaths to John j. Gsllogly, cashier OF the
National Exchange Bank of Albany, farm
and homestead worth $40, 900 and $3.50. 900 in
personal property.
Mrs. Deforest was 81 years old when she
died, and her bequest to Mr.. GalIogly was in
recognition of his courtesy and kindness to her
during her visits to the bank.
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Forfeits s75. 900 For Love.

READING. Pa. January lO-By her mar
riage to James E. Roberts Mrs. Henrietta
West Stevens forfeits her right to SIS, 900.
George f. Stevens, the husband of Henri
eta w. Stevens, died in 1894, leaving an es-
tate which inventoried SALADS He be-
queathed one. third of his personal property to
bis wife in money and securities and the inter.
est on $4,000, with the provision that she
should not remarry.
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Girl Blinded by Snow.

YoRK. Pa. January lo-DAisy Campbell. 6-yesr.
old girl Of the East End is partially blind from the
effects of the pranks of school childrea Of her
age, who seized her a few evenings ago, while she
was going from school 70 her home. and rubbed
in her eyes. she reached her home. and upon
entering room that was brilliantly lighted became
totally blind. physician " no was called IN said
that the blindness was due to the sudden chilling
Of the nerves of the eyes
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-01-14

4 T PRIVATE SALE.
a Valuable Farm, in Woolery's Dis
trict, Carroll County, Md

A farm consisting of IS Acres Of Land,
more or less; improved by Dwelling House,
the village OF Gambler, Maryland, will be Of
tered at private sale within the next thirty
days. on very favorable terms.
This property has been recently lined, has
young peach aud apple orchards, and IS ca
pable of being made valuable and produc
tive farm. For further particulars apply 10
BOND 4 PARKE,
ian IA 81 Westminster, Nd
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Fifty Frozen to Death.

BERLIN, January 9.-More than fry persons were
frozen 10 death in the provinces OF East Prussia
West Prussia and Posen during the recent cold
period including two etter-carriers the driver Of
post wagon. policeman and IS fishermen.
Nothing has been heard of the lightsh!p stationed
of Borkum reef Hanover. hich broke awey from
her anchorage on Friday night It has a crew ofI4
persons
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Pleasant Valley Items,

Mrs J. Elmer Myers aud Miss Nancy Roach
received telegram on Thursday evening OF
last week saying their father, Mr.. Roach, OF
Berkeley Springs, West Virginia, was very ILL.,.
They left Westminster on Friday morning,
reaching their home in the evening. Mr..
Roach died Saturday morning and was buried
on Monday.
Mrs. Robert Wantz is very i'll at her nome,
near here, with pneumonia.
Robert Cookson and wife visited his mother,
Mrs Frances Jordan, of this place, last Tues
dow
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ian IA St
T YNCH & COS -
IL AUCTION SALES, c.
Westminster, Md. AoA

The place to buy aud sell your Horses.
Mules, &c On SATURDAY, JANUARY
%, 1905, at p. m, we will sell at our stables
Is HORSES. one Percheron Stallion and
one Percheron mare with foal; , MULES,
3 sets Breechbands, Pneumatic Tire Run
about, s-passenger Railroad Buss, Delivery
or Grocery Wagon, 2 sets Second Hand Single
Harness. sets of new Single Harness, lot of
Horse Blankets &c.
Terms Cash.
F. A. Crawford, Auctoneer. janl42t
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BARGAINS IN PHOTO
FRAMES AND MIRRORS.

Special lot Of pretty Photo Frames
with easel back. worth sc, now only lOc.
Special lot Of Mirrors, pretty gilt frames,
worth lSc, now only lie.
Also many Odd Frames made up of
scraps Of mouldiugs and marked very low
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Threw whitewash in Bows Face.

LYScHBuRG, Va January 10 This morning while
the chain gang withdrawing the walls Of the
cellar under the courthouse Robert Hin, negro
criminal. threw 4 quantity Of whitewash in the
eyes and face Of little white boy who was looking
In at broken window. The child ran screaming
with pain into the Police Court. which then in
session, The mayor at once ordered the superin-
tendeuI Of the gang to give the negro severe
thrasbfug
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DRY GOODS BARGAINS.

Special lot Of fine Dress Goods and new
all wool Was, Goods Choice patterns,
and worth up To soc To close out, only
l9c for any piece You ike
Special lot Of fine Flauuelette, the
choicest and prettieSt Of patterns, no Old
goods. but the newest and preltie~t and
bes; always before 10 and l2c, nov only
TIC.
Special Iot Of pretty Sa,eon, in red and
blue just the thing for Counter, coser,
worth l1r, hut nov only 74C.
Special boa Of extra Gue |ublcached
Muslin, actual value -. gard wide aud
ruus very nice the be-t muslin bargain Of
the year, now only sc.
Don forget the Remnant Counter
New piecss arr thrown ~ here every day
aud some rary values can be picked up in
al kinds 81. goods
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TrRUSTEE'S SALE
or
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
In Mr-llninsler. Carroll Cnunty. Ma


r.. ,;-r,,. ,f ,b.. ,,,,,,s- of s.,l. contained in
,b. I'll fr,,,, Tbaod,r, psrr and VII. IN tbf.
,,,l.r.;,,,,3 rr,s,aa 5nts5 ,bn I'll day nc
49, :. i. - ,oot ..,,l rsg,-,1,,l ,,,,,.r,
y ~ TiI c.,
W., y, n ,as'u a 80 =. on a. - -,
= = w ~ ,o.,J -, 81 ~, ~,
~" ~. "a So, yVo..,;.s.r M
anu "a r - r. Fa, ~ P,;rs5 d.,
SsTI-R1AY atb Ia or EERRTARY Iaa5
=
al ! e'o'A' ?, NJ ,ue io'.'",''s 80 y
rvAl gs'A,e 70 90 ~ az Tl's'' .os -,
ahu IRONING 70 Zee, on nam =
s'e'' running ""0N &c 'ee' " H'' 80 - q, '"'
rear, adjoining properly on me "es' oil ~eo'
W. A!oangh heA' Es'a'e a anu y. bt'A'Iast ~.
nov occupied oy James T. R'uNet; "us'leT ~
the reaSe' aud ''nera' anu 90 tut cas- "y
LonR"eii avenue UTlnT PAT VI ,ne S,''i'e '''
or parcel OF is'd %nlT9 lheouorT ie'' "p,
famed from Iohn II, Ai'i CO. s"e VIC 'S Ny'5
dated oep'emoer SIN 100, "',u anu, iT g
ampag me L1anG lsscoruS q N.' ~ ~
10 LAoeF r l. Z 10 o. Wl'' '''' ~ 'N'
Improvements 'he'eoh cG,S'S' ~ ~,
OF large three Story brcS
Dwelling ana store room, DITCH - as4zII1Z-
smoke house ehlcKen mousse H'7=sss=szz-e'E-
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In New York city and State the Weather
Bureau Thursday of last week said that the
snowfall thus far this season had exceeded the
average winter allowance by nearly three
inches. The average for an entire winter is
about 80 inches, while already SO inches has
fallen since the present season OF cold set in.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-01-14

Thomas Taggart, Democratic National
Chairman, at banquet al Lafayette, Ind,
declared that all was harmony and zeal in the
past campaign, and thanks William J. Bryan
for effective service.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-01-14

Elk Mayor J. Samuel McCue, of Chariottes-
vile, Va, lawyer and prominent citizen of
that place, who was convicted of the murder
of bis wife and sentenced to be hanged on the
10th of this month, has been denied new
trial by the Court of Appeals.
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THE GREAT CUT.-Dress Goods
1900 yards yet for sell. OF this quality 300
yards Black Goods. Originally 81 yard, now
65c; originally soc yard, now soc; originally
S5c yard, now SOC; originally 75c yard, now
45c; originally csc yard, now 3Sc; originally
soc yard. now SOC; originally 25c yard, nov
I5c. 500 yards silk yet for sale-Plain co'ors-
was 75c and 81 yard. now 35 TO 45r yard.
Fancy silks. was 75c to 81 yard. now % yard.
Short lengths, - yards and less, l9c yart.
I25 wards Satius-Origiually zoe to Sl.25
yard, now 29c TO 3qc yard. 100 yards Velvet
Originally 5pc 10 81 yard, now ice to sec
yard. 80 Window Curtains in Holland
Linen and Felt, variety Of colors, fringed and
plain. from 7c to 85c each. Beautiful deco.
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WANTS

ra4uE gsaH a~i u--a I. ani ~ y~Ar- ODD ga
learn t.arksaitl.aE Call ar aiires, Namaai
Narru-. Gambler. Nj &
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The Final iSNle rs On !

and choice
doors Dom wait until Others have
sold Nota odds and ends picked
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SPECIAL BARGAINS IN THE
EASEMENT.

SPECIAL BARGAINS IN THE
EASEMENT.
All kinds of household goods at lower
prices than were ever named for like quail
tiles before.
\ few children's Chairs, pretty and
strong; to close out, only Ice, worth
nearly twice this
Special lot of Granite Coffee Pots, good
size, worth 35e, now only Ice.
Also special lot of large Granite Coffee
Pots, } quart size, worth SOC, now only
gee.
Special lot of Granite Pitchers, > quart
size, worth 45e, now only Csc.
Fine Granite Tea Kettles, perfect goods,
large size, worth zoe, now only 48c.
Special lot of Granite Jelly Cake Pans
and Pie Plates, worth 10 and lie, now
only SC.
Special lot of fine Silver Plated Tea
Spoons, pretty goods and will give satisfac-
ton in wear, worth l5e, now only &c the
half dozen.
Best China Nest Eggs, 24c dozen.
Special lot Of fine Glassware in great
variety, worth 10 and l5c, but odds and
ends, to close out, SC for choice
y few fine Decorated Parior Lamps,
very pretty, and worth 81; all new and
perfect, but to close out before stock tax
ing only 69c.
Many other special lots in quantities too
small to mention, but on which the prices
are still lower
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MEMS $3.50 WOOL PANTS,
csc.

The best bargain in these goods ever
offered Extra heavy Working Pants for
men, in nearly all sizes. warranted not to
rip, and to be made in the best possible
manner, attractive patterns aud positive
81 30 value. now only 98c.
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rated Lamps, one-half original price. Plush
Lap Robes. one half original price.
CLOTHING BARGAINS. - Mems.
Youths and Boys Suits, half original
price. So Suits s.. 9S; SO Suits, 81. Is: IS
Suits. So 9S: 81 Suits, 81 %.
HATS. -250 Soft Hats in colored and
black. formerly 50c to 81 %, now 10 and 4Sc.
SHOES We have fully 1900 pairs Shoes
vet for sale Ladi-S' fine Shoes, latest style.
Patent. Colt and Ideal KID, formerly s..
and 81. p. now 1925 Ladies fine Shoes,
sold at 8. s. -, s., now $50. 100 pairs
left of those Ladies ine Shoes were s. and
-. 90. now Csc Mems fine Shoes formerly
81 and 81 50, now 81 Mems coarse Shoes,
81. 81. 80 and Sl.25, now Csc.
G fully euumera,es the different lines Every
arranted Inspection invited. Yours resp,
}RnHART and S. S. ECKER,
G Anders, New Windsor, Md.
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The Egis and InleIligencer, Belair, Nd.
began its fftieth year last week. 1t has al
ways been regarded as clean Journal.
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DUBLIC SALE
L OF A.
VALUABLE FARM

BY virtue Of power of sale contained in
the iasl will and testament of Bradley G.
Shipley. late oC Carroll county, Maryland,
deceased will. as Executrix OF said will,
sell at Public Sale, IN front Of the Sykesville
Bank. on
SATURDAY, the 2sth day of JANUARY,
A. D. 1905. at eleven O'Clock IA. M, all that
Valuable Farm Of which said Bradley g.
Shipley died seized and possessed. situated in
Freedom district, in said county, containing
POS ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS.
This property is situated on the Washington
and Westminster public road. convenient to
four stations on the b. 4 o. K. R.-Sykesville,
Hoods Mill, Morgan and Woodbine-not
over three miles from the farthesi. This is
fertile and productive farm, in good state of
cultivation; about 200 acres is arabic land and
the balance in timber, mostly oak and chest
nut. The Improvements consist
of BRICK MANSION IN y
HOUSE containing eight large sssksse
rooms aud wide hall. with EzSf1as
front aud back porchss, the front porch run
ming The Toll length OF the building, and there
is a fine well Of excellent water on the back
porch Of this building The Mansion is beau
u'uily located on an eminence IN the center
Of the farm. having Il commanding view of the
entire farm and surrounding country; large
Bank Barn. conveniently located; Dairy
With running water through il, adjoining the
barn; Wagon Sheds, Corn Cribs, Meat House,
lee House Hen House, and all necessary out
buildings There is also good Tenant House
With five rooms on the place, conveniently
situated. This farm Is well watered, under
good fencing and has recently been thoroughly
lined; il has fine young Apple Orchard o.:
about 100 trees, in full bearing, of leading
choice varieties.
This farm Is in an excellent neighborhoodr
convenient to market, stores, &c, and is in
every respect a most desirable property. 1t
is now in possession of Mr.. Harry Moore,
whose tenancy will expire ON the Slst day of
March, 1905.
Terms ct Sale One half cash on the day
Of sale or ratification thereof by the Court, the
balance in one year from the day of sale, the
purchaser to give his or her note with approved
security, bearing interest from the day of sale;
or all cash at the option of the purchaser. A
deposit OF one hundred dollars will be required
on the day of sale.
The growing crops are reserved. Convey
aucing at the expense of the purchaser.
MARY VIRGINIA SHIPLEY.
Executrix.
Joseph W. Berret, Auctioueer
an7 a Milton G. Urner. Attorney.
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EARMER WANTED.

A Farmer to work my farm, Must have
good reference Apply al once o.
MRS. WILLIAM G. RINEHART,
ia West Main Street.
iaul4 81 Westminster, Ma.
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LADIES SIPS WRAPPERS
NOW CSC.

Fine Flannelette Wrappers in nearly al
sizes, cheap at 81 -, but to close out be
fore stock taking, only CSC.
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Many other special lots in quantities too
small to mention, but on which the prices
are still lower.