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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Carroll Charge Reformed Caurch-Harvesi Home
service at Pleasant Valley 81 10 a. m; sunday
SchooI a. Beuysmin' : at =. m services Al y m
James h Stuncsifef. Pastor,
salem Lutheran Charge-St Benlamiu's sunday
school at i. IN divine service p IN Holy Com'
muulan SUNDAY september y. at lb a, m. Prepaft-
tory servto-z saturday. September = at ,. 10. -
Johns Ueisters sunday school A. \. m; divine
service 10 a N Holy Communion sunday, sepiein-
Der 10. AZ 10 = m Preparatory service satuFdaN'
S,,ptrnbgr Isl at2p n r. W. Doty, Pastor.
Ascension Cnurch-l2th sunday after TRINITY
7.sJ a m. Holy Communion 1880 a m. Holy
Communion aud sermon. with orertory Tor Deai-
Mute Missions: 4 10 3. m. Evening Frayer
Frank N. Gibson, Ph. d. Rector
Grace Lutheran church sunday School at a.
m Divine Service at 10 80 a m and J 30 = m YES
per SCryi at6aO y. N. \. r. ;, g. + al 1lo y N.
r II. Miller, u. D.. Pastor.
Methodist Protestant Church, Rev l. \ Warner,
pastnr-Stb btath Services. .-preaching at 1880 ~ m
and TsJ D. m Y. z. :. G. X. at ESQ =. IN, sunday
school , Is a. m. Mid week Service IN the lecture
room "Wednesday evening at $50 O'Clock
st Johns sthurch-SundAys-Low Mass at 5l5
and High Mass at 10 Il. During the week.-Mrs.
At7R NJ Joseph II. cassidy, Pastor.
Reformed Church. silver Run-Serviee 1850 a.
M every other sunday. and at p m; sunday
school al 9.Sl a. m, and p. m. Preaching every
two weeks At y. N
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MO. 43u EQUITY.

ENiarr@.
lu the Circal Coart Tor Carroll Coualy. ut
uaE a. Court OF Equity.
in the matter OF the trust estate Of Margaret
T. Smith. Charles W Gru<sarl and Emma
y Gru>ssrt his wiir, Ions }. II. Gr"~sart
and Caroline 4 Gruzsart hts Siis, Annle
GrnSsgri aud Bertha SpeHEler sud Wm. u.
Spsugirr. her husband; William l.. Rlch-
ar,is. Trustee.
Or,irrcJ this I.,h 3ay oi Augusi in the
vear aiu~J-eu hundred aud slk- al.au the
afarernsus pstiliup aud atii3Hyi,. thai lhr tsr
cuil Coari s"r Carroll Goaaly, sittt1k a. a
Caart uG Equity. lake Jurisdiction iu The trasi
estate 0i Narrarsf b. smith. Charles W
Gr,sSsArt, - A., and that SAID tFyssf"r settle
sad trust estate under fhy eur-ryistau and
ennirpl oi the said Cifcaii Court Tor Carroll
couhiy, sIiunr A. = Court oi Equity; aud 10 Is
farther ordered, that hsfaFc b. shall proceed
- tEscharg. the trszsi rvpOsc3 ia hIm hy sud
A~-,i b. shall execute brnd "a thr State "i
Maryland ~ The penalty 81 trn Ihnssand Dol
lars $40 Oss1 ~. ~llh = sBrvtv ur saFliles Ca
b. approved hs this court or the ct-r@ thereof
and u . iatihes ordered that the saId William
l.. Rsehsr1s, tEasirr, Aiuresasd, give the
usual nafiy. Ca thr rrssiIInEs Of the >gli John
Susiih. late 81 Carroll eaan,g. deceased. In
he thris eaaiHsS, psuperly authenticated. W''h
The clerk II ihr Circusl Court ior Carroll
c,1aniy. On or before ihe 235h day of Ogtht'rr.
aexi. hy causing = copy ui tbs order o. j..
pablJshvsi iu assHar newspaper ia tArTpit
c,suuty. Maryland. once = svgk far fanr sue
cs,szive seeks h-iorc The 2{yh iay ot SrPlrm
hrr. next
wM. Il. THOMAS.
Frar Cops, Test
..,a4 A. Dawn = Su,asgE- Clerk
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A Train Held Up For Fifteen Gents.

CArc,ua. August - -- Because George Nc
tiinniIy refused o. pay Is cents fare, the Inn
tied mail train oa The PrnnsylvAuiA system
vas heii up for a. minutes Al Indiana Harbor
today
Ou arroan, nf II the railway company will
have 10 pay each passenger On the train 81
for The delay aud The United States authorities
~iIl ser tina, the delay in the delivery oi the
mail settled for.
NcGinniiy aided the train at Gary and
~Hnis-i 20 Eo 20 Indiana Harhor. hat he hAd neg
i-,Ird tu purchase = ticket Tor that point. The
fare hrt~ceu the I~o stations Is - cents, and
~hen The conductor asked Tor tickets Actiin,
uily produced the currency.
"Noihing doing. remarked the conductor.
You paw me 50 eents or get Oft.
Mr6iunity iii neither. Instead be argued
the matter ull the train arrived al Indians
HArbor aud then admitted that Il there was
snythlhE against him be sould like to have q
told IN gusIIce court.
II took the conductor 46 minutes 10 tell
Justice Aiusley shat bothered him and the
tram.
The limited. Nith mails aud passengers.
stood al the Nay station while the conductor
AaI AcG5nu,,y fought II out about the u
cents.
Ths. $50 xas continued
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NorICE TO TAXPAYERS,

Westminster, August 3. 1905 :
Ia Pursuance % an act 81 ihr Gep~rsi As
a-ubiy. passed ag JanuAry Session. ls@s.
hsrshy glFr the foii8~lng Nosicy 10 TaNpay-
rFs.
This Is "a elvr noiic~ that the Cuanty Coua
msssioucrs Il Carruli cnsutv have made their
annual lsvy nu the ssssysable property ol ~aid
cuuniy. tor Sisl- aud County laxrs ior the
year nineteen hundred Aai ssK. aud thai all
ps-fsoUs or incorporate institutions thai shall
pAy thr,r CouaIy Taxes on oF brf0c~ the trst
day 1T Sepismb.r nrxt, shall b. entitled in 4
dyiurifnu Of $50 Scr crutum un ih~ amouul
Of said lAr~-. Ga State taxrs dsjaciion ri
6vr per ernlurn will b. aIio~ed II rsid og ar
bs.forr the first dav Of September; sHd Il PAID
on ur bsforr the hrsg day 0f uctob-r. u-Et. a
Deduction ct fnaF per crntHm; aai Il paii ol
nr l.iare the firSt iay of November, next. a
deduction uf three per ceuiuua; th~I said taxes
WiN b, tp arr~ar on the first aAy ui JaHuAFy,
next. sui bear interest !fou that date; that
~ persons NJ Incorporate institutions ialhus
in ;ay Ihcir State Aad County Taxes before
th-, aamr shall hc "a arrears. w,il render the
property and estate OF sash Delinquent liable
10 t.. snii ipr the prompt payment ot Said
taxes FRANCIS l. HAM.
anglo e. losuiy Treasurer.
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TNRUsTRE s SALE
L oF A EALrAELE
PARCEL OF LAND,
In the Fourth Elcciiou District. Carragl
Coauiy Maryland

Ry virtue Of the p0Wrr ard an'huriiy cou
tanned IN a deed uf trust made hy Margaret H.
Smi'h. widow and Charles " Grg<Sart, "a
al, heirs "a; law of John Smith lsi.. at Carroll
county. decreased, to me, bearing dsie oa tka
fissg iay of August, 1905. and daly recorded
among he Land Records of Carroll county,
wiil sell Ai public sale, on the premises, on
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER s,h. 1905.
a, . o'clock p. N. al that valuable parcel OF
land VI which the SAID Jehn Smith deed seemed
aud possessed. containing
"A ACRES. / ROOD AID ~ PERCHES.
more or less. being the same lsnd thal ~As
conveyed 10 the said John Su,dh -, bis hfe
time by William l.. Rjchards pliA Mrlchuir r.
Algire. Trustees, by deed dated February 9Th.
1874. aud recorded among SAID Land Records
In Lber j. h. B.. No. 43. folio IA. 1e
saving and excepting. all that par thereof
containing 3 Acres. = Roods and : prrrh-s ~
land. more nr less, thai was conveyed By said
John Smith and wife 10 +. Louis t-,I.o. hy
deed dated September =. 1851. aud rrcmded
among the Land Recoris aforesaid in I.t.er
f. 7. s.. No. 81, folio 446, Ic.
This property is situate in the Ith Elrctiun
distric, of Carroll county. Md, on the road
leading from Wesley Chapel Ia the Baltimore
and Hanover Turnpike Road, about one
fourth of mile from Wesley Chapel, aB.l
adioins the hands of George Frimger. Mrs.
George Stall. Sitas NJ. Martin and Carroll
Herring. There are no improvements on the
property. About tweuly.f acres Of the
land Is under high state of cultivation.
About Ave acres Of il IL covered with good
oak and chestnut timber. and the balance of
said property is meadow land. This property
is under good fencing and well walered by
running streams The location oF the prop
erty makes il we'll worthy the attention of any.
one desiring to purchase small farm.
chase 3 small farm.
Terms OF Sale.-One third cash on the day
of sale or on the ratification thereof by the
court; one.third in six aud the other one third
| in twelve months. the deferred payments to be
secured by the notes OF the purchaser or pur.
ehasers with approved security and bearing
interest from the day of sale; or the whole oi
the purchase money may be paid in cash.
WILLIAM l.. RICHARDS, Trustee.
aug II Is Jno. Milton Reifsnider, Solicitor
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A loss of 40 seats from the showing made
nt The Presidential election would not be
serious matter, because II would still leave to
the Republicans safe working majority of 80
votes But Mr.. Sherman and his associates
have TO confront a phenomenal situation IN
many States. There are troubles of the first
magnitude in New York, New Jersey, Ohio,
Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, and Iowa. There
are obstacles to easy party success elsewhere,
but these States will suffice to point out TO the
Congress committee the difficulties It will la
hor under when it depends on prosperity alone
for success in keeping down the Democratic
gain to 40.
In this city there are two districts which
the Republicans carried in 1902, despite the
Coler tidal wave, that are now in serious
doubt. These are the Third, in Brooklyn,
and the Nineteenth. Unless the Republicans
put their best men forward in Saratoga, both
these districts may be expected to go Demo
cratic or Socialistic in this radical year.
In New Jersey Bryan, ''the conservative
ia expected nightly to influence the campaign.
Here are three districts-the Third. Fourth
and Fifth--likely to be swept away from the
Republicans in the event of an upheaval at
the polls.
There is an exceptionally serious situation
in Pennsylvania, where the revolt against the
old State machine is growing The Eighth,
Eleventh, Twelfth, Fifteenth and Twentieth
districts are likely to show change of com
plexion this year unless the independents in
dorse the machue candidates.
There has been such independent voting IN
the Twenty third, twenty y-ninth and Thirty
second districts in recent years that trouble
also may be looked for in the event of re-
form upheavaI.
Storm clouds are gathering in Massachu-
setts There another great test is to come on
the tariff If Henry NJ. Whitney should be
nominated by the Democrats for Governor,
there would be great fight, with good pros
poets of Democratic success, carrying with it
the Fifth district.
In Iowa the differences between Republi-
cans on the Governorship may result in elect
ing Democratic candidate. In that event
the First and Sixth districts, represented by
Republicans. are likely to be represented by
Democrats.
IfJ. Edward Addcks' latest stand means
anything, it means that no Republican will be
elected to Congress from Delaware. There
are troubles in Kansas, where much popular
unrest has been caused by the railroad and
petroleum troubles Even the re election of
Representative Littlefeld in the Second dis.
trict in Maine, with an ordinary ''off year"
majority of 5000, is being disputed.
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IxANI HOFF. Attorney.
TRUSTEES SALE
Il OF ONE or THE
MOST VALUABLE FARMS,
In Bachman's Valley, Carroll County, Mary
land.
Attorney.

By virtue of n decree Of the Circuit Court
for Carroll County, in Equity, passed IN cause
No 1896 Equity. wherein John ID. Bachman
and others are plaintiffs and Bertle NJ. Bach
man and others are defendants. the under
signed trustee will offer at Public Sale, on
the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. 5TH OF SEPTEMBER,
1906. at O'Clock. p. M, all that Valuable
Farm of which VIM. Bachman died seized
and possessed. containing lll4 ACRES OF
LAND, more or less, situate IN Westminster
district. ia Bachman' Valley. and adjoining
the lands Of Jonas Rachman, Frank Menchey.
Wln G. WArehime. George |. Stoneslier ana
others, and improved bv
Three story BRICK HOUSE A
and a large Bank Barn. About sssssESA
% Acrcs Of this land is ia five s4sF=ssszsSElkiee
Growing Timber, and all the other land Is
fine producing. with abundant Fruit Trees
and water ia each field. THIS farm Is situate
near Bachman's Church, in one Of the most
fertile valleys and most desirable nelghbor-
hoods IA the county
For further information apply to Ivan l.
HoH. attorney, or the undersigned trustee.
Terms of Sale.-One-ihird cash upon the
day of sale. or on the ratification OF -aid sale
hy the court, and the residue "a two equal
r.aymen.s. the one to he paid one year aud he
other ia two years from the day OF sale, or All
cash at the option of the purchaser. credit
payments to bear interest from the day oi sale
and Ia be. secured by uoieS nt purchaser, with
approved security.
JOHN u. BACHMAN,
TrHslee.
William f. Warner, Auci. auglo q
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Fairbanks and Booker T.

CoLuNsus, OHie. Aug. 2i.-Vice President
Charles W Fairbanks aud Booker T. Wash
iugtou are schedsled TO be here tomorrow 10
attend The Ohio State ColOrsd Educational
and Industrial Exposition, which opens Sat
urday aud will continue for week al Grove
Clty. about 10 miles from here.
Mr. Fairbanks will speak 10 the afternoon,
inIlnHins half dozen cnlnrea orators.
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DATIFIcATION NOTICE.

10 IN. Orpbas' Court of Carroll County
AUCUSr TERs. 1900.
Estate Of sally LongSell. deeeased.
GA application. II Is ordered. this 2D,l day
Of August. 1900. that the sale Of Real Estate
Of sally l.ongwell, lAte OF Carroll copaly. de-
ceased. made by Joshua W. Herring Executor
Of the last Will and Testament Il said de
ceased. and this day reported to Tins CouTf by
the said Executor, he ratified a confirmed,
unless cause be shown to the contrary on or
before the An Monday, oath lay OF Septem
Der. next; provided a cops ut this order be
inserted for three successive weeks ia some
newspaper printed and published 10 Carroll
county, before the 80 Monday, 18th day OF
September. next
The report states the amount OF sale TO be
$Ssn 90.
A. kURTZ MYERS.
JOHN +. ECKENRODE. Judges.
GEO K. RUPP,
True copy, Test;
JoHS j. STEWART.
aug II 81 Register OF Wills.
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TO CREDITORS.

This is to give notice that the subscribers
have obtained from the Orphans Court ot Gar
roll county, in Maryland. letters OF admins
tration on the Personal Estate OF
SAMUEL A. HAINES.
late of Carroll county, deceased. All per
sons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated, to the
subscribers, on or before the 10th day OF
March, 1907; they may otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefit of said estate.
Given under our hands this 7Ih day OF Au-
gust. 1906. ,
JACOB A. HAINES.
NATHAN II. HAlNES,
DAVID b. HAINES,
au0IO-4t Administrators.
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aug II;
TO CREDITORS.

This is to give notice thai the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Carroll county, in Maryland, letters testamen-
tary on the Personal Estate of
KITTURAH r. WICKERT,
late of Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouch-
ers thereof legally authenticated, to the sub
scriber, on or before the 24lh day of March,
1907; they may otherwise by law be ex.
cluded from all benefit of said estate.
Given under my hand this 2Ist day of Au-
gust, 1906.
MARY ETA ALBAUGH,
aug "a At Executrix.
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Bv virtue of the poser and Aatharity oou
tanned IN = mortgage from John /. Allen and
Margaret j. Allen. hIs wife, 90 }. Oliver
Wadlo~ and Marshall :. Sslhy. executors "i
William W. ScriYenor. deceased, dsted Aa-
gust ls. lSs1. and duly. recorded among the
Real Estate Mortgage Record. oi Carr"ii
County, aforesaid, in lAber W. y. NJ, No.
-. folio 5-ss, &c. and BY various assignments
duly transferred 10 the undersigned assignee
Of assignee Of mortgages, Sho S'l ty virtue
thereof. offer for sale on the premises. on
: SATURDAY, the ssh day Of SEPTEMBER,
1905. a, > o'clock, =, IN. all that Valuable
Farm containing ~ l 10 ACRES Oh LAND.
I,art or ls-ss that IS owned by Margaret }.
Aiiru This farm IS situated along The Wash
irgfnn road. about one half mile from htsi,
H#d adioins the lands Of laiheT NJ. Bashey,
Dorsey Brothers, Robert CLARK, K. II. ship
h.y aud Others l. y improved A<@A ~
With a LOG WEATHER MnSnlN
BOARDED HOUSE. barn,
good wagon shed aud all peees-
sary outbuildings; it is well watered and has a
.iu, proportiou OF rimber. IL has good Or
thard of Fine Fruit. and the laud IS good and
kind aud in q fair stale Of cultivation; churches
and schools are convenient, aud the location
is sach that il offers a rare opportunity Ia any
persnu desiring a farm OF its size.
Terms Of Sale-0ne-third Of the purchase
money cash on the day Of sale or upon rasifi.
cation thereof by the court; one third 10 SIX
months aad one, third in twelve months; or
an cash at the option Of the purchaser. credit
payments To be secured by noies Of purchaser,
with seeari,y approved BY the undersigned
| assignee of assignee OF mortgages, bearing
interest from day Of sale.
GUY w. STEELE,
Assignee of Assignee oi Mortgages.
F. Albert Crawford, Auct augl7 is
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DATIFICATIoN NOTICE.

In the Orphans Court Of Carroll County.
AUGusr Term, 1906
Estate Of Ephraim Shearer, deceased.
On application, it is ordered. this l4lh day OF
August, 1900, that the sale Of Real Estate OF
Ephraim Shearer, late of Carroll county, de,
ceased, made by Wm. ii. Shearer aud Henry
H. Shearcr, Executors ofthe last will and testa
ment of said deceased, and this day reported
to this Court by the said Executors, be ratified
and confirmed, unless cause be shown 10 the
contrary on or before the Sd Monday 18th day,
of September, next; provided copy of this or
der be inserted for three successive weeks IN
some newspaper printed aud published in Car
roll county, before the 2d Monday, 10th day, OF
September, next.
The report states the amount of sale to he
So, $500.
A. KURTZ MYERS,
JOHN Z. ECKENRODE, Judges.
GEO. r. RUPP,
True Copy,-Test:
JoHN j. STEWART,
aug IL st Register of Wills.
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A valuable h!tlr home, Sliusicd on road
leading from Fiuksburg station tn FiuksburE.
containing Que Acre Ground. room dssss
Frame House; plenty oi 6ne fruit and .sskA-
fine spring water: convenient 10 churches aud
school-. Apply to
Ma. CATHERINE CRAPSTER,
ll17 Iinj-u avenue.
aus2t 81 Baltimore, Nd.
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TRUSTEES SALE
n aE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
In Westminster Disiric:. Carroll County.
maryland.

By siriue Of the decree passed August IO,h.
1906. in a cause depending in the Circuit
Court Tor Carroll ConnlY. sitting a. "a ConTt
Of Eqaity, wherein Annie +. Black ami others
are complainanis and Charles r.. Bi+cs and
Others are defendants. and knaNn A. No. 1904
Equity the docket of sad Court. the ua-
drrsigned trustee. appointed by said decree.
wall offer at Public Sale. on the premises. sti-
mated about ore milr northwest of th. ciiy %
Westminster. Carruli county. Maryland, on
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 1t. 1906,
at o'clock. =. m. all that Valuable Farm
Of which the late Levi Black died se5zod and
possessed, containing l45 ACRES OF
LAND, more or less situated an and near
the road leading from the city of Westminster
TO faHeytoNn. nov kHuNn a. the Meadow
Branch Turnpike improved
with a TWO STORY LOG 4 ~
DWELLING. Wralh@rbaari e 50 -
Ell. containing six rooms; SUN 2zzsSfsssslsz
mer Kitchen. hank harm. with corn crih at
tnched; carr, e. house. hoz pen. Wooi she'd.
spring house and grain shed lh,. spriRg
house has stream Of running spTing wafer
through Il at all times; there are two wells Of
excellent wafer oi this farm. both With good
pumps, one near the dwelling Aonse and the
other at the barn. A stteaAa OF excellent
twelve Acres Is Wood Land; ih.' fgnces are
ia good condition, and the hand is very pro-
duciiye.
There is an orchard of young growing fruit
trees, consisting Of apple, P.sscn and pear
trees aud an ABUNDANCE Of grapes, black ber-
ries, raspberries and earrants. The buildings
are all located near the turnpike road, which
Is IN FIRST class condition tor travel the year
round, aud as it is only one mile to WestmIn-
ster, the properly is very convenient TO
churches schools and stores
The purchaser viii be given possession Of
the properly April /, 1907.
Terms of Sale:-0ne third of the purchase
money cash on the day Of sale or upon the
ratification thereof by the Court; and the resi-
due in two equal payments of one and two
years from the day of sale; the credit pay
ments 10 bear interest from the day Of sale,
and TO be secured by the notes Of the pur-
chaser, with approved security; or all cash at
the option of the purchaser
BENZ. f. GROUSE,
Trustee.
Roberts 4 Grouse, Solicitors.
angl0ts-- }. Thomas Roop, Auctioneer.
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EoR SALE AT A SACRIFICE.

Desirable 30 Acre Farm ut Finksburg; di-
reeily ou the pike and one eighth of mile
from Station W. NJ. K. R.; 10 room house;
bank barn and ether improvements; good land
well watered J. ALBERT SLADE,
Attorney. 20 % Law Building,
aug3-5t Baltimore, Nd.
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TRUsTEE's SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
In Westminster. Carroll County. MARYLAND.

By virtue Of a decree of the Circuit Courl
for Carroll County, sitting "a a Court OF
Equity, passed IN cause Ne 42s8 Equity,
wherein l4ouisa A. Price Is the complainant
and Agnes G. Nelson and OILERS are the De
PENDANTS. the undersigned trustee will offer At
public sale on the premises, situate an Liberty
street, in the city Of Westminster. in Carroll
county. aud Stale Of Maryland. on
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER s,h. 1906.
at o'clock, y. M, the House and Lot oI
Land which JOha Price died seized and pos
sessed, containing $50 SQUARE FEET
OF LAND, more or less and being the same
land which was conveyed by Edward Lynch
and wife TO John Price by deed bearing date
the 24gh day Of Jply, in the yesr 1879. aud
recorded among the Land Records of Carroll
County, in Liber F. +. s.. No. 50. folio GO
&c This properly is well located for any ofss
seeking a small home. The
improvements thereon consist 4 y
of a TWO STORY FRAME Assssse,sN
DWELLING HOUSE, with sssisetEEzsssEszsk -
four rooms basement kitchen and cellar; alsf
hog pen aud meat hoas-. This property i
supplied with city waller.
This property fronts on Liberty street about
80 feet, and aijoins the lands Of Herbert
Morgac and Charles Yingiing.
Terms Of Sale.-One third cash on day o.
sale OF upon ratification by the court, ose
third in one year and the other one third in
two years from day of sale; or il desired by
the purchaser or purchasers, all cash on the
day Of sale or upon ratification Of sale by the
court; the credit payments to be secured by
the notes OF the purchaser or purchasers with
approved security. bearing interest from the
day of sale.
JOHN NJ. ROBERTS,
Trustee
Roberts a Grouse, Solicitors.
augl7 is Elias y. DAVIS, Anct.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

Fine 202 Acre Farm for sale or rent stu
ated in Baltimore county, miles from -
Hampstead. Large brick house and ~
best improvements. Possession given at once
if desired. Apply at
ang24 3t* ADVOCATE OFFICE.
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A GOOD STORE STAND.-Store
"A for Rent; stock and fixtures for sale at
SmalIwood. A Good Farm of Y Acres also
for sale; about one. quarter of a mile from
Eastview Terms viii be made known by
applying to
JOHN II. HOFFMAN,
aagI7 3t* Smsllwood, Md.
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A FINE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

EARM AT PRIVATE SALE of S.s4
about $50 acres, situated in Middleburg dis
trict, on the Western Maryland Railroad, /
mile from Detour; land is in a good state of
cultivation; buildings all new. Applyto
Z. o. CASH,
Middleburg, or
aust r. S. CASH. Union Bridge.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-08-31

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