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UNION MILLS.

Miss Annie Dutterer, who has been
quite i'll, is cOnvalescent.
Edward Brown, who seriously
sprained his ankle, is able to be about
on crutches.
Wesley Yingling spent last Sunday
with his sister, Miss Emma, at the
Homeopathic Hospital.
Plus Leppo, a well known citizen of
this place, is also at the same hos
pital and is reported as doing well
for an aged man.
Mrs. Fannie Sweigart is sick with
grip at the home of her nephew, Chas.
o. Brown.
The teacher and pupils of our public
school are rehearsing for an entertain
ment to be held on Saturday evening,
March %. Benefit for school pur-
poses.
Rhinehart Hesson and family have
been guests of relatives In New Wind
sor district recently.
Miss Leola Burgoon was the guest
of Mrs. Edward Englar in Baltimore
part of last week.
Elias Bankert, with his family, NOV
ed to Hanover last Thursday.
Bernus Nusbaum spent last Sunday
with his father in this place.
Rev. ]. w. Long will preach his
last sermon in the M. E. Church in
this conference year this Sunday at
2.30 p. m. Rev. Long has served his
congregation with proficiency and his
many friends will be delighted il the
presiding elder returns him to this
charge.
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corn from John D. Feeser- Rats were
in tie corn crib and Mr.. Kroh shot at
some and hit Ar. Eeeser in beth legs.
M-. Feeser went TO Littiestown and
DIR. Weaver extracted 30 shot from his
legs He is cut, but he has severe
pains
On last Saturday there were two
large funerals in this place. In the
morning there was the funeral of Geo.
FormwaIt. who died on Wednesday
IN his e3rd year Services were held
n the Reformed Church, Rev. Hart
man officiating Mr.. FormwaIt was
retired farmer and kind and good
neighbor. and is survived by & widow
and three children, Edward Form
wait, CT near this place; Harvey
Fcrmwalt, of Harrisburg, Pa, and
Nettie Mehring, of Littlestown, Pa
The pallbearers were Abraham
Koontz, Jacob Koontz. Henry Willet.
o. A Haines, Charles Knipple, David
Geeting and VIM A LeppO.
In the afternoon was the funeral CT
Mrs. David Boose, who died ct the home
of Washington T. King on Wednesday
evening in her 65th year. Services
were held in the Lutheran Church,
Rev. Yoder officiating. Edward F.
Croft was undertaken for both. Mrs.
Boose is survived by husband and
the following children: DR.. Theo.
Boose, of Hagerstown; Thomas and
Clarence BoOse, of Philadelphia, Pa;
Herbert, of Harrisburg; Oliver, of near
Littlestown; Mrs. Geo. Sneak, of Mt
Pleasant, and Mrs. Jennie StoneSifer.
of Westminster. The pallbearers were
Claude Lawyer, Granville Humbert,
Wesley Humbert, Harvey Morelock,
Geo. Hildebrid1e and John Dell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Troxell. of Deep
Run, visited J. r Lippy on Monday.
There was surprise party at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Koontz
Tuesday evening in honor of their
daughter Elvia. They had q full
house
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CHERIFF'S SALE
~ OLA
GOOD FARM
Situated In Freedom District, Carroll
County. MARYLAND.
GOOD

By virtue of a writ of fieri facials is
sued out of the Circuit Court for Carroll
county, at the suit of the Manchester
Bank of Carroll county against the lands
and tenements of Elmer E. Chenowith
and Mary C. Chenowith, his wife, and
to me, the undersigned Sheriff of Car
roll county, directed, / have seized all
the right, title, interest, estate and de
mand of the said Elmer E. Chenowith
and Mary c. Chenowith, IN and TO all
that farm containing COG ACRES OF
LAND, more or less, situated In Carroll
county, Maryland, about 3 miles from
SykesviIle, B. & o. Railway, on the
Shipley road, and adjoins the lands OF
Samuel D. Shipley, William R. Blunt,
Herbert Devries and others. 1t Is near
the Liberty road about IL miles from
Baltimore and convenient to schools and
churches. This is a fine property, vel!
watered, good buildings, consisting OF
frame house, bank barn, blacksmith
shop, wagon shed, carriage house, dairy
and all necessary outbuildings- There
is upon it an orchard of good fruit, and
it is the same property which IS de-
scribed in deed from George O. Cheno-
with and others to said Elmer E. Cheno-
with dated March "a, 1906, and recorded
among the Land Records of Carroll
county, in Liber D. P. S., No. 103, folio
54S, &c.
And I hereby give notice that | will
sell the above described property a
public sale on MONDAY, THE SIXTH
DAY OF APRIL, 1908, at IL clock, a.
m. at the Court House door In West
minister, Md, to the highest bidder.
Terms of Sale: Cash.
J. BELT TOWNSHEND
mar Is Is Sheriff
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MT. PLEASANT.

As this is the last ground hog week,
we hope winter is past Robin red
breast appeared on pancake day. That
is a sign spring is coming
Miss Edna Hesson is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Vim. Eisehuth-
Leslie Bair visited friends at Gypsy
Hill last week.
George Hesson, Lee Myers. Herbert
Yingling, Wilbur Myers, Norman Hile,
Lloyd Myers, Margaret Starner and
Madeline Hesson supent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harmon
Miss Portia Myers, who had been Wis
iting relatives and friends in Penn
sylvania the past month, returned
home Wednesday
Aaron Miller, of near Uniontown,
visited his sister, Mrs. David Wing
ling, on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James l. Stoner. Mr..
and Mrs. Nelson Bankert, Mrs Hes
son. Portia Myers, Mabel Bankert,
Madeline Hesson, Holly Bankert, Frank
Myers. William Ludwig, Master Chas.
Bankert, William Stoner and Vernon
Bankert spent Sunday with Mr.. David
Yingling and family and enjoyed the
phonograph concerts arranged by Mr..
Stoner.
Miss May Price and Miss Airy
Grouse, principals of the academy at
this place. are going to have a spider
wed social on Tuesday, 18th
Nathan Bair is able to be aboat
again
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Wantz are all
smiles-it'S girl
James Stoner met with a very pain
full accident Sunday As he was start
ing for home. accompanied by his vile
and son, the horse ran around, upset
ting the buggy and throwing them out,
spraining Mr.. Stoner's ankle. Mrs.
Stoner and William were not seri-
ously hurt He is some what improv-
ed at this writing.
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PLEASANT VALLEY.

Robert WantZ, an enrerprising farm
er, and Mrs. Annie Nusbaum, only
daughter of Mr.and Mrs. John N. Ditch,
were quietly married at the Reformed
parsonage, Carroll charge, by her pas
tor, Rev. Jas. B. Stonesifer, on Sunday
evening, March 8. We wish them
much happiness.
Noah F1eagle, who lives on the road
from Pleasant Valley to Union Mills,
lost horse last Sunday from old age.
The animal Is said to have been 40
years old.
Hollie Myers, one Of our enterpris-
ing hucksters, was taken very sick
on Monday morning while gathering
on his route and at this writing seems
to be in critical condition. We wish
him speedy recovery.
Jos. p. Yingling is building porch
around his house and putting a bay
window at the southeast corner,
which when done viii add much to
its appearance. Mervin eastman is
doing the work.
DIR. C. M. Brown. who has been
spending the past week with friends
in this place and the surroundings,
returned to his home in Hanover on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Helwig and
daughter Grace are spending the
week with Rev. VIM. H. Earhart, near
Broadbeck, Pa.
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Balley's Estimate Of Roosevelt.

Senator Bailey of Texas, spoke in the
Senate Monday on the Aldrich cur
rency bill. Abiding to President
Roosevelt, he said:
I'VE have never before witnessed
such a mixture of good and evil in
any public man. Before we have finish
ed praising him for some wise recon-
mendation he makes another SO foolish
that our praise turns to censure They
tell me that he Is brave; and I an
swer that he is just as rash as he Is
brave. They tell me that he is honest;
and l answer that he IL just as ar
bitrary as he is honest He is
TOO bad for blessing.
Too good for curse;
I wish In my heart
He were better or worse.
eff he were much better, he would
he A Democrat, and IL he were little
worse he would not obscure and con-
fuse the great issues between Demo-
Gratis and their adversaries."
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FOUNTAIN VALLEY.

Calvin Starner. ST., who has been
so i'll, is able to be Up in his room
and is mending slowly. Mrs. Starn-
er, who has been i'll also, is still con-
fined TO her bed and is mending
slowly.
Mrs. John Senft and daughter Annie,
who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Calvin Starner, ST., have returned to
their home in Harrisburg.
Mrs. P NJ. Handley, of Frederick.
spent a few days with her parents and
returned to her home in Frederick.
Moving has commenced in our vi
cinity. William Masenhimer has NOV
ed to Joe Smiths farm and Charles
Hunter to the house of Calvin Starn-
er, Sr.
George Hopkins paid visit to his
grandmother in Baltimore, who has
been very i'll.
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WOODBINE.

We have been enjoying spring
weather for the last few days.
A large flock of wild geese passed
over this place last Tuesday morning
about 10 o'clock going in northern
direction. Spring is making its ap-
pearance fast. Easter flowers are
beginning to appear.
There will be two or three new
dwelling houses erected this spring.
Albion Owing is preparing to build
an addition to the store now occupied
at present by Messrs. Bennett & Kuhn.
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and instrumental music Refresh
rlents were abundantly served Those
present were Mr-and Mrs-Talbot Buck
ingnam, Misses Mauie Manahan,
Gladys S;iipley, Olive Poole. Lora
Powder, Dora Poole; Messrs- Dennis
Buckingham, Jesse Sh1pley, Berry
Buckingham, Larry Shipley and
Brice Poole.
George Blizzard and family moved
from his farm, Locust Grove, WedneS-
day to his house in Eldersburg- Theo-
dore Blizzard, from Patapsco. will
take charge of his farm
Miss Gladys Shipley and her brother
were guests OF their uncle, John Ship
ley, Baltimore county, Wednesday
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UNION MILLS.

On Saturday evening, February 20,
the neighbors and friends of Mrs. C.
d. Rusher, of near this place, gave
her very pleasant birthday surprise
party, as Mrs. Rusher was born on
the 18th of February. She has but
one birthday in four years, therefore
her many friends endeavored to make
it as pleasant as possible. Thos pres
ent were C. D. Rusher and wife, VIM.
Kirkhoff and wife, Chas. E. Baum
gartner and wife, Geo. G. Myers and
wife, c. Shubkagle and wife, Aaron
Banker and wife, Edward Croft and
wife, Frank Myers and wife, Jonas
Myers and wife, Charles Myers and
wife, Milton Myers and wife, Theo.
Zepp and wife, Jacob Petry and wife,
C. o. Bloom and wife, Geo. Steward
and wife, Harry Cretin and wife, Mrs.
Sue Bish, Mrs. Harry Croft, Mrs.Sarah
Byers, Mrs. Chas. Shean, Mrs. Henry
Herman, Mrs. Mary Stonesifer, Mrs.
Clara Lum, Misses Edna Baumgart-
ner, Emma Zepp, Portia Kirkhoff ,Elda
Baumgartner, Victoria Herman, Annie
Cretin, Bertha Miller, Aire Bemiller,
Esta Bemiller, BERTHE Leppo, Elvira
Baumgartner, Clara Frock, Emma
Zepp, Hazel Shubkagel; Messrs. Jonas
Myers, Earl Zepp, Geo. Styer, Clarence
Zepp, Earl Myers, Geo. Myers, Louis
Kirkhoff, Carl Bemiller, Paul Feeser,
Arthur Bloom, Geo. w. Bankert, VIM.
Shank, Herman Feeser, Sterling Frock,
Robert Townshend, Marshall Crum-
packer, Ammideo Ecker, Maurice
Bankert, Howard Rusher, Vernon
Markell, Elmer Zepp, Herman Myers.
Norman Yingling, Walter Frock,
Shester Petry, Robert Myers, Geo. Lep-
DO and wife and Miss Emma Myers.
Mr.. C. Shubkagel, our energetic
graphophone dealer, furnished the
music by one of his excellent instru-
ments. Mrs. Rusher was the recip-
lent of IS post cards, many Of them by
friends who were unable to be pres
emit After spending pleasant hours
and enjoying a plentiful repast, the
guests returned to their homes well
pleased, only regretting that an
other four years would have to pass
before they could enjoy a similar
gathering at the same home.
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where he now resides, will sell at public sale.
the Jacob Shafer farm. on the Sullivan road.
miles from Westminster, on
TUESDAY. MARCH "a 1908
at 1870 a. m the following valuable personal
property: 6 head of horses and mules. pair of bay
mules one and the other years old. will work
good leader and will work wherever hitched; black
mare, good worker. and good family driver; large
4-year-old roam horse, broke to work and drive; 2
year-od Hamiltonian colt 10 mich COWS, some will
be fresh by day of sale: some springers and fall
COWS; 2 2-year-old heifers springers; 1s-month-
heifers; 2 bulls, coming years old; Is large
shoats. 80 small shoats, brood sows, l l. o. c.
boar. two 4 6-horse broadtread wagons, one
Lansing, 81 skein. and stone bed; 2 pair hay
carriages one Is feet and the other 20 feet long.
practically new; Osborne binder, foot cut; o.
Albright corn pillow. palmer and harrow attach
ment. 2springtooth harrows, furrow plows. No Is
Southbend ground roller single and double shovel
plows full set of blacksmith tools S-horse horse
power. 2 jacks, Holland chopping mill. Ross feed
cutter, wind mill, Messenger grain separator. COM
lead harness. brides. collars. halters. lines. whips.
&C.. single double and triple trees, breast, butt,
COW and log chains fifth chain. and S-horse
stretcher wagon saddle. pair check lines. 10
prong iron forks barrel churn. butter worker and
press and horsepower complete; cutter box. 20
barrels of corn . bushels of potatoes 200 bundles
Of fodder and many other articles.
Terms Of Sale All sums of $500 and under.
cash: all sums over $500 credit of months
will be given. on note with approved security.
bearing interest from day of sale No property to
CHARLES F. BELL.
j. N o. Smith. Auct. Ferd. Schaeffer. Clerk.
mar IL 2t
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j. N o. Smith, Auct-
mar IL 2t
A JUMPING TOOTH

Is an agony you need suffer no longer
than it takes you to get here. But while
l can cure any case of toothache, there
is a better way. Prevent all tooth
troubles by having me put your teeth in
proper condition. Don't wait until the
ache comes. Have the matter attended
to now and escape that unnecessary
pain. My method is absolutely painless
and charges are always moderate.
Crown and Bridge Work, Gold Filings,
Silver and Amalgum Filings, Full Sets
of Teeth Made, Broken Plates Repaired
and made good as new.
DIR. W. j. SELBY,
los E. Main ST.,
mar13 Westminster, Md
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SANDYVILLE.

Mrs. Katherine Flater, of Gambler,
has been visiting friends and relatives
at this place
Marshall Flater has bought his
fathers place for $3.50.
Mrs. Wilson Zepp, who was oper-
ated on at the Maryland University
for appendicitis is improving nicely
at this writing.
The ladies of Sandymount NJ. P.
Church are arranging to give a con-
cert Thursday, March IS, p. m. The
program will consist of selections by
two singers, two elocutionists and a
celloist All cordially invited. Ad-
mission 25 and Is cents.
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SILVER Run.

DIR. G. Lewis WetzeI took Carrie
Koontz. daughter of Henry Koontz, of
this place, to the Maryland Homeo-
pathic Hospital, In Baltimore, on
Monday to have an operation per-
formed for kidney trouble.
Last Sunday was very disagree
able day. The roads became very
Icy and quite number had falls. The
services were not well attended at
either church.
On Tuesday Irving Kroh got some
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BERRETT.

Mrs. Earnestine Small, of Baltimore,
is visiting R. r. Bennett and family.
Miss Laura Schaener spent Satur-
day and Sunday with her parents in
Westminster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dorsey visited
Mrs. Dorsey's parents Sunday.
VIM. Hiteshew, of Baltimore, visited
Basil Dorsey's family last week.
Bradley Shipley spent a few days
in Baltimore last week.
Robert Brandenburg visited West
minister last week.
Miss Abbie Shoemaker spent Sunday
with Miss Marie Streaker.
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100 piece Combination Din

100 piece Combination Din
ner and Tea sets, including
everything needed to set a full
table, pieces large size and good
shapes, neat, attractive designs
of gold, making one of the best
decorations we have ever shown.
Worth $1,000, but offered at
$7.95.
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WANTS.

TEACHERS WANTED. Enroll with us.
We can secure a desirable position for
you. Booklet free. New Century
Teachers Bureau, 1420 Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia. Established 1880.
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GIST.

A very pleasant social was given at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Talbot Buck
ingham Tuesday evening in honor of
their son Dennis. The evening was
spent in playing games and in vocal
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Sarah G. Miiten ct al VS.. Josiah W. Mitten.
Ordered, this Srd day of March, in the year
1908. that the sale of the real estate made
and reported in the above entitled Cause by
Roger I. Gill, Trustee. be finally ratified
and confirmed. unless cause 10 the contrary
be shown on or before The 9th day of April,
1908; provided a copy of this order be pub
lished in some newspaper published III
Carroll County once in each of three sue
cessive weeks before the 30ih day of
March. 1905
The report states the amount of purchase
money to be Sl350O0.
DAVID P. SMFLSER.
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Carroll
County.
True Copy,-Test
mat6 81 DAVID P. SMEIsER, Clerk.
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SIX DOLLARS
IN THE ORPHANS COURT OF
L CARROLL COUNTY.


FEBRUARY TERN. 1908.
Ordered, this 2lth day of February. 1908.
by the Judges ofthe Orphans Court of Carroll
County, that the account and distribution of
the assets of the personal estate OF Guslavus
". Crapster, deceased. in the hands of
James A. c. Boud, Executor of said deceas-
ed, made among the creditors ofsaid deceaS-
ed, be ratified and confirmed unless cause be
shown TO the contrary on or before the 5rd
Monday, the 10th day of March. 1908: pro
vided copy of this order be inserted for two
successive weeks before the last named day
in some newspaper published in Carroll
County.
JOHN E. ECKENRODE.
WILLIAM l.. RICHARDS.
ROBERT n. KOONTZ,
Judges of the Orphans Court of Carroll
County.
True copy,-Test:
JOHN J. STEWART.
feb % 2t Register of Wills.
IN the Circuit Court for Carroll
l. County In Equity.
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By vote Of Sc to 43 the anti-sa-
loon league bill was defeated in the
House of Delegates Wednesday
afternoon, after debate lasting
over two hours. This practically
kills the bill for the present ses-
sion, although Mr.. Anderson, who
is leading the fight for local OPP
ton, says it will be introduced in
the Senate with an amendment
which will tend to aid its passage.
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IN order 10 close out our stock of lap
Il robes and horse blankets we will sell
them at less than cost while they last.
n0YIE& MAGEE
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Sfereopficon Views
AT Thomas Chapel
Saturday, March II, 80 p. m.
I. TOZER, Pastor. 1t

r Isr of UNCLAIMED MATTER
IL remaining in the Postofice, West
minister, Md, March z, 1908.
Beard, Mr.. VIM. Toland, Mrs. Jane A.
Shipley, Mrs. Ber- Utz, Mrs. Lissie
tie, 2
Persons calling for matter in the above
list will please say it was advertised.
mar13 s. K. HERR, P. M.
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HARRY S. STOUFFER,
nar13 At
MO. 1852 EQUITY.

IN
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County
In the matter of the Trust Estate of
Clara A. Clary, Charles o. Clemson,
Trustee, vs. Clara A. Clary.
Ordered, this 18th day of March, A.
D. 1908, that the Second Account of
the Auditor filed in this cause be finally
ratified and confirmed, unless cause to
the contrary thereof be shown on or be-
fore the Both day of March, inst; pro-
vided copy of this order be inserted
for two successive weeks before the last
named day in some newspaper published
in Carroll county.
DAVID P. SMELSER, Clerk.
True Copy,-Test:
mar13 ct DAVID P. SMELsER, Clerk.
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Pretty decorated Sets, same
make up and number of pieces,
neat, tasteful decorations, ex-
cellent value at 81. SO.
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WANTED.

WANTED.
A sober, honest and Industrious single
man to drive my mill team and do gen.
eral work. Apply at office of
d. ROBY Herring,
Springfield Mills,
mar13 st Sykesville, Md.
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The corrupt practices act passed
the Senate Tuesday. There was
no debate and no opposition. The
vote was unanimous.
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NOTICE.

Office of Carroll County Electric Light
4 Power Company.
Westminster, Md, March 5, 1908.
Inasmuch as the telling and trimming of
trees along the wires of this Company re-
suit in injury to same and thus endanger
homes using the electric current, this Com
pany respectfully requests that property
owners or tenants intending to trim trees
adjacent to our lines, before so doing, call
upon Mr.. B. 81. Sechrist, Superintendent of
the Company. That officer, without charge
to the property holder, will superintend the
work.
CARROLL Co. ELECTRIC LIGHT Il Power Co.
mar 63t
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Our choicest floral and gold
Dinner and Tea Sets, the hand
soonest decorations in the newest
and best shapes; all meat dishes,
vegetable dishes and plates are
the best sizes, and the set in
every way a truly handsome
one, only S12.25.
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MARRIED..

At the Reformed Church parsonage. Carroll
Piece March g 1908 by Rev. James B. Stonesifer.
Robert n. Wantz and Miss Annie E. Nusbaum.
both of Pleasant Valley.
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Then we carry this pattern
in open stock and you can add
to it or replace a broken piece at
any time at a small cost.
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EoR SALE.

dor SALE.
Good second. hand Mil Machinery. 2
stand Rolls, Keystone, McNulty feed. Reel
and Reel and Purifier Combined, Sitter,
Separator and Scourer Combined, Wheat
and Flour Elevators.
l.. F. LESTER,
feb % ct Shiloh, Md.
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HAvING SOLD OUR ENTIRE
Ii stock of implements to Doyle &
Magee, | have contracted to manage the
Machine Department of Doyle & Magee.
and feel that am in position 10 give to
my friends and customers better selection
of goods, and at a more reasonable price,
for the reason We are now in position to buy
in larger quantities, thereby giving you an
assortment of goods at reasonable prices
Thanking yen for your past favors and
patronage, and hoping TO serve you in the
future, am
mar 6 = a0nrs very NJ sIo. JOHN LYNCH.
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nnar1s
TO CREDITORS.

This is to give notice that the SUBJ
scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Carroll county, in Maryland,
letters testamentary on the Personal
Estate of
HARRY S. STOUFFER,
late of Carroll county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof legally
authenticated, to the subscriber, on or
before the 18th day of October, 1908;
they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
Given under my hand this 9th day of
March, 1908.
THOMAS ]. STOUFFER,
mar13 At Executor.