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The Democratic advocate., 1909-07-16
UNION MILLS.

Mrs. Crothers and daughter and
Mrs. Chas. Mackey. Of Baltimore, are
visiting Luther Mackey.
Miss Alice V. Frounfeltsr, OF New
Windsor, is spending this week with
Chas Nusbaum and family.
Mrs. Newcomer, daughter and sister
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. I. g. Lawyer.
Mrs. Edward Stonesifer, who has
been Ill. IL reported improved.
Quite n number OF our people were
agreeably surprised last Monday
when Mr. and Mrs. Noah Fleagle, oi
Florida, accompanied by Levi Myers,
Of Pleasant Valley. visited this place
Mr.. Fleagle taught school here about
thirty years ago and was az that time
one OF Carroll's most popular teachers.
Walter Helwig has gone TO Detroit,
Michigan. where he is employed in an
automobile establishment.
John Burgoon has added q Goa, OF
paint TO his dwelling house
The Miller Medicine Show IL ex-
hiblting In our village this week and
with large crowds In attendance.
Farmers have about housed their
wheat crop Some have threahed
The yield per quantity of straw is
only ordinary. Bearded wheat Is re-
ported 20 yield better than smooth.
Fhe hay crop Is heavy The drought
Is seriously affecting the potato crup
and II Il continues much longer will
inture the corn crop.
Samuel MesslpRer has his new
dwelling In this place ready for the
plasterers.
Judge II. N. Koontz has erected a
neat and convenient bank barn on his
property recently purchased In this
place, and Is now making improve
ments on his dwelling.
The ladies' Of the b. Il. Church.
this place. win hold a festival on the
church lawn on Saturday evening.
July "a. The Union Mills Band Will
furnish the music. Proceeds for the
benefit OF the church.
Quite number OF our citizens are
having their buildings painted and
our painters are kept quite busy.
Walter l.. Frazier. wife and family,
OF Cincinnati, Ohio, are visiting
friends and relatives In this place.
MrsDr r. T. Tagg, OF Baltimore, ia
visiting the Dr's. brother and sisters
In this place.
Mrs Howard Stitely and children.
Of Hagerstown, are spending week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. u. ].
Yingling, of this place.
The Union Mills Sunday school will
hold picnic In B. +. Shrlver's grove
on Saturday, August Z, next. Music,
recitadons and drills will make up
the program.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-07-16
Birthday Surprise.

A very enjoyable birthday was given
Misa Grace Shafier at her home, near
CArroliton, on Wednesday evening OF
last week, being the eighteenth an
niyershry Of her birthday, and Il took
Miss Grace completely by surprise
The doors were thrown open and the
young folks took possession OF the
house aud played games of all kind.
vocal and Instrumental music. Misses
Annie Hoffman and Mettie Ba8ler pre-
siding at the organ, accompanied by
Elias Basler with his cornet. who
rendered some excellent music. The
evening was spent by the older ones
In social conversation. The gayeties
were suddenly huBbed by an invita-
tion from the genial host and hostess
TO partake OF refreshments. The
table was tastefully festooned and
layishly covered with fruits, cakes,
lemonade and confectionery. After
showing their appreciation OF the good
things provided, the company at an
early hour In the morning departed,
loud In their praise OF the pleasant
evening spent and bidding the host
and hostess hearty good night Miss
Grace wishes 10 thank her many
friends for the beautiful presents and
postal cards she received. Among
those present were Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
p Shaffer. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Harris,
Mr.. and Mrs Richard r. Shaffer, MIR.
and Mrs. John Dusrow, MIR. and Mrs.
Cleveland Neudecker. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Shaffer, Jr.. Mrs. John Algire,
Mrs. Vernon Spencer, Misses Annie
Hoffman. Lillian Sykes, Matte Basler,
Edna Smith Nettie Harris, Grace Bas-
Ter, Gussie Rill, Grace shaffer, Ray
Algire, EDNA Rill, Winnie Shaffer.
Mary Frebertshauser, Helen Harris.
Bessie Rupp, Mildred Shaffer, Ruth
Shafferi Messrs. Elias Basler, John
Wilhelm, Earl Davidson. Raymond
Buchman, Lee Zimmerman, Earl Rill,
Walter Elserode. Ira Basler, James
Clary, James Frebertshauser, Harry
clary. Paul, Emory. Elga and Clark
Shaffer, Spencer and Harry Neudecker
and Uncle Sam Elserode.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-07-16
MARYLAND NEWS.


Mrs Elizabeth Poole. who was kick
cd Dy mule at her home near Ha-
gerstown, Is dead.
The 46-acre Corbin farm near Bel
air, has been purchased by Henry
Hitchcock for $4,000
The S6-acre Mary Cummings farm
near kennedyvtlle, was purchased by
Joseph Trew for $4,000
Washington Wilkinson was nomi-
mated for the State Senate by the st.
Mary's county Republican convention.
At the State Socialist Convention
at Hagerstown Mark Jackson Of Bal
timore, was nominated for Comptroll-
err
William T. Gordon, wealthy re-
tired farmer died at his home, four
miles west OF Hancock Washington
county.
The 120-acre Aiken farm near Cecil
Ton was sold at public auction in Elk
ton Thursday TO x. Delbert Aiken. for
- 10000.
Governor Crothers will propose To
the next legislature general reas-
sessment OF Maryland personal and
real estate
Hartford county Republicans have
re-nominated former Congressman
William b. Baker. Of Aberdeen for
State Senator.
Lightning killed COW belonging
TO Charles Jacobs, OF Rock Springs
and horse belonging 10 Oscar Sot-
tan Of Oak nm.
AT meeting Of Talbot county Re
publieans majority expressed them.
selves In favor OF nominating q com.
piete county ticket
In the Democratic primaries In An
ne Arundel ON Saturday the Wells
faction carried 6 OF the districts
This inaures the Nomination OF Judge
Brashears
Roscoe Jones. Of Wicomico, who
In the last legislature offered the
general local option bill and led the
fight for the measure. was signally de-
feated for denomination In the Dem
ocratic primaries In his county on
Saturday
William Downs. a former clerk In
the city hall, Baltimore, charged with
the stealing of s67 200, who has had
two trials In which the juries failed
10 agree. gave ball in the sum oi
100000 on Monday and was released
from custody.
County Commissioners for Caro-.
line county hxsd the tar rate for the
current year at ai25. which is the
same as last year ThlA. including
the State tax Of ls cents. makes the
sotal tax tifi The basis is t6.22s.-
$40 which u an increase 0f tiGs. .9gl
over that of last year.
The Democrats OF Annapolis won
complete victory IN the municipal
election held ia that city Monday
clccting a mayor. counsellor and SIX
alderman. This was the result OF
the new registration law. By which
most Of the negro voters were dis.
franchlsed under the grandfather
clause, Only 46 negro voters are now
on the books, against 1 900 IN previous
years.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-07-16
MEDFORD.

One of the largest crops of rasp-
berries ever grown In Carroll county
was grown this season by l. N. Stoner.
The amount of berries picked was
over 5000 boxes. Mr.. Stoner had no
trouble In getting pickers. As high
as 40 pickers were In the field at a
time, for which he paid 2 cents per
box for picking. The pickers made
from 81 to Si.75 per day. He paid out
about Sis for picking the crop, be-
sides large part we're picked by Mr..
Stoner's family. He was also well
pleased with the pickers that they
did their work so nicely The largest
part of the berries were shipped to
Baltimore, for which he received not
less than 5 cents per box wholesale,
and these were sold at retail from 8
to IL cents per box. Now that the
berries are over, Mr.. Stoner will give
his attention more to cattle. He sold
last week to M. E. Campbell, West
minister, eleven fine corn fed steers
weighing from 1000 to HOO pounds
each. Mr.. Campbell thinks 1t pays
to kill first Glass cattle, and his busi-
ness Is ever increasing.
On TUESDAY morning last Miss Ida
Engiar was taken to hospital In Bal
timofe to be operated on II she was
able and 1t was not too dangerous to
do so.
Harvesting and haymaking is about
over, and now the subject OF conversa-
tion Is If It would only rain We cer-
The Democratic advocate., 1909-07-16

taiply do need rain. bur only recently
we wished II it would only stop rain
ing. SO what a complaining set of
people we are; never satisfied
The wheat crop is not turning out
so well. So far the yield has been
about is bushels per acre.
M. G. Stoner and daughter, OF Cham
bersburg, visited his brother. l. NJ
Stoner from Saturday to Monday last
Mr.. Stoner is interested irr coal and
coal mines.
George Harris, wife and daughter
Miss Edith, Howard Bowers, wife and
daughter Miss Elizabeth, Clarence Du-
vail and wife and Mrs. Alice zile all
spent Sunday last at F. H. Willet's.
Rev. r. w. Doty and family of West
minister. visited some OF the members
of his church in this vicinity on Wed
nesday last.
The farmers will have hard prob
lem to plow for wheat, II 1t does not
rain.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-07-16
FROM NEARBY TOWNS
CHRONICLE OF HAPPENINGS AMONGST
OUR NEIGHBORS.
MOuNT OLIVE.

Miss Cora Brashear, of this place,
who spent the last two weeks In Bal
timore, has returned to her home
She was accompanied by her cousin.
Miss Margaret Mckenzie, who spent
Saturday and Sunday with her.
We regret very much that our pas
tor, Rev. Dickey, has not as yet a
house on this circuit in which to
move, but we contemplate having the
parsonage finished by Christmas Of
this year, that is, If everything works
in favor OF the completion by the
above stated time. We believe that
Rev. Dickey is a man called for the
work. and will be wonderful sue
cess. We bid him God speed while
here.
The little babe which Mr. and Mrs.
w. e. Buckingham, of this place, took
to raise few weeks ago from the
M. r. Orphan home is getting along
splendid. 1t seems to be very prom
ising little boy, the little one is a
year and a half old and Is growing
nicely. Its name will be Bernard Eu-
gene.
Harvesting is a thing of the past
in. this community, many OF the farm
ers have finished threshing
G. Arnold Fleming, a young man of
energy, who resides with his parents,
or rather boards with them, has pur-
chased a piece Of ground on the
north side of the ranroad in Mt Airy
and intends building a house on the
newly purchased grounds | suppose
the next thing we hear Mr., Fleming
will have caught the bird to occupy
the home which he intends erecting.
Miss Grace Pickett, OF Day and Miss
Florence Brandenburg, of Berret, have
gone to Shoreham, n Y, to spend the
month OF July with Miss Branden-
burg's sister, Mrs Lulu Pickett.
Miss Jessye Fleming, OF the NJ c.
l., Union Bridge, is spending the
month with Mrs. Brandenburg while
her daughter is gone to keep her com
pany.
Miss Elenor Reck. of Baltimore, is
spending few weeks with Mrs. c. o.
Mullinix, who resides near Woodbine.
this county.
DO not forget the Grand Lodge pic
mic the oath OF July.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-07-16
TYRONE.

Our farmers are through harvesting
and some threshing is being done.
Jacob Haines threshed 2 loads
which made so bushels OF wheat and
the wheat is of good quality. Who
can beat Il?
Walter Petry, of Hanover, who Is
visiting Charles Hiltebridle. met with
an accident this week having his
fingers cut off In a feed cutter.
Spoolie Parr. Of Rock Hall. visited
Jacob Marquet last Saturday and Sum
day.
Miss Grace Knipple and Miss Mollie
Newcomer We're the guests OF J. l..
Zimmerman on Sunday
Communion at Bausts Church sun
day 1890 a. m. by Rev. Martin
Schweitzer, and In the evening Will
have special service observing Cal
wins day.
Don't forget the Lutheran chill
dren's day service on Sunday evening
Of July rs at o'clock prompt.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-07-16
MILLERS.

The German Baptists OF Black Rock
Pa, will hold preaching services al
the school house near here on Sunday
at $50 a. m. The services will be
In charge of Rev. t. s. Miller, OF Black
Rock.
Mrs. VIM Il. Warner and children
OF Baltimore, are visiting the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaiah Miller
on Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. l.. Hoffacker. OF
Salem, Mass, who have been visiting
relatives here spent several days last
week among friends in Washington
ID. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brilhart,of near
Stiltz, Pa, spent last Sunday visit
ing the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs
Geo. Barber.
Mrs. Isaiah Miller spent several
days last week among friends al
Hanover and York, Pa.
Miss Edith Rinehart is spending
two weeks among relatives In Balti-
more.
Mrs. Snyder, OF Baltimore, is visit
ing Mrs. Isaiah Miller.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-07-16
SNYDRRsRURG.

Most of the farmers In this section
are through hauling in their grain
and are now making nay.
Mr.. Cooper, Of Hampstead, has had
his threshing rig In operation in this
community for the last few days.
Grain is not yielding as well as was
expected
The Reformed reunion Of Carroll
county will be held in John Simmons
grove, south of this place, in August.
Mrs. j. II. Lippy and Mrs. j. II
Dandy are on the SICK list.
The roads are dry and dusty.
Snydersburg Sunday school picnic
will be held on Saturday, August "a
The Democratic advocate., 1909-07-16
. nLrarflIre NnTIcns

Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church Preach.
Ing 1880 n m Yeaper service 60 clock. Sun
day school eis O'Clock. Prayer Meeting Wed-
nesday. o'clock,
/. Emory Bennett Pastor
st, Johns Church Sundays Low Mass AT 7.ll
and High Mass at 10 a. M During the week Mass
at a. m.
Joseph II. Cassidy Pastor.
Salon Lutheran Charge-St Benjamin - Sun.
day school ! D. M; Divine service D. M: st.
John's-Sunday school 8 a. m; Divine service
10 a. M.
X. W. Doty. Pastor.
Carroll Charge Reformed Church ~ Holy Com
munion = Benjamin's 10 a. M: Sunday school 3 q.
nj Preparatory services D. M; Service Pleasant
Valley 7.30 .. m.
James b. Stonesifer. Pastor.
Ascension Church. Sunday seryices. 7.s0 a. m..
Holy Communion. 1890 q. m. Morning Prayer.
I.itany and Sermon. lHoiy Communion on hrst
Sunday Of month";. As0 y. M. Evening Prayer 5
P. m; on first Sunday Of month. Service and Sermon
IN Chapel.
Frank NJ Gibson. Ph D. Rector.
Reformed Church. Silver Run--seryice at 10 q.
m; and at T.3O p. m, every two wocks. Sunday
school At H. m.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-07-16
PLEASANT VALLEY.

One of the most pleasant reunions
that has taken place in Pleasant VAL
ley for a number of years occurred
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Levi
Myers on Sunday last. This delight
full affair was to celebrate the home
coming Of Noah II. Fleagle, brother
Of Mrs. Myers, who left this section
twenty-six years ago for Tampa, Flor
ida, where he has since resided Those
present to enjoy the hospitality OF
these genial people we're George and
Charles Fleagle. Of Mayberry; Jacob
Fleagle, wife and Ernest Fleagle, OF
Taneytown: Noah F1eagle and wife,
of Tampa, Florida, and Miss Edna
Myers. OF Pleasant Valley.
Miss Maggie Myers entertained
from Friday until Tuesday Miss
Blanche Lober and George Sponsler,
Of Baltimore; Mr.. Garner. OF Buffalo,
n. Y, and Miss Goldie Yingling, OF
Westminster
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller and two
daughters Annie and Carrie, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Selby and son John, OF
near Union Bridge, we're the guests
at Maurice Lansinger's on Sunday.
The annual picnic of the Union Sun
day school at Pleasant Valley will
take place on Saturday, August 2S,
in the same grove as in previous
years. All those who were looking
for some time TO see the notice in the
paper will bear Il In mind. the last
Saturday in August
Miss Jane and Maggie Yingiing Of
Taneytown, are spending some time
with their brother. VIM. II Yingling,
and their sister. Mrs. Edward w,
Devilbiss.
Miss Olive Ebaugh. Of Carrollton,
is spending some time with her grand
parents Mr. and Mrs Edward Hahn.
Sunday school this Sunday az 9 n.
m, divine service In the evening at
7,30, INSTEAD Of the afternoon, by
Rev. Jas. y. Stoneslfer.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-07-16
FOUNTAIN VALLEY.

Mrs John Senft and daughter Annie
Starner senft, Of Harrisburg, Pa, paid
a lying visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, Calvin Starner, Sr.
Mrs John Heagy, Of SandyvllIe,
spent few weeks with her friends,
Calvin Starner and family, Harry G.
Babylon and family and George Hop
kins and family, and now has returned
home.
Miss Mollie l.. Babylon received a
letter from Lawrence r. Babylon, OF
North Dakota, saying William j.
Babylon's wife is very i'll.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-07-16

The native elephant driver never
has to bother with a step ladder In
mounting his beast after he has train
ed him for little time, for the easiest
way to get up is to 1scend by way Of
the trunk. Standing in front OF the
elephant, the driver grasps him by
the ears, this being a signal that he
wishes to mount. and the obedient
monster promptly arches his trunk
so that the master can easily step
upon It and 30 right on up to the top
OF the elephants head.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-07-16
IN mEmoRlAm.

IN ead but loving rencnhrAnce Of my dear hSlf.
band. William G. Truitt who died July 10th. 1908
just one year ago this 10th day Of July. 1868
In the graveyard softly aleepinR
Par away from care and pain.
May he rest IN Jesus keeping
For We hope 10 meet again.
He win never be forgotten.
Never ahAil his memory fade.
Sweetest thoughts shall ever hneeF.
Round the grave where be "a laid.
In the cold. silent graveyard.
In the narrow ensket bed.
They placed my dear husband
With the peaceful dead.
ny uis WIPE. MINNIE c. TRUI1T
The Democratic advocate., 1909-07-16
Graee Lnlheran Church.

Theme of sermon 1890 a. m. The
Cross of Jesus Means One for U.s."
Theme at 745 p. M, Gods Ways
Above Our Ways" Sunday school
and Adult Bible class 9.15 a. m. v.
p. s. G. b. at Z D. m.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-07-16
DRIvATE SALE.
4 HOUSE AND LOT.

House contains rooms; stable, wagon
shed, barn ard all necessary out RsA
buildings; lot contains Is acres; 3..
275 peach trees that-will bear next year;
fine apple orchard, pears, grapes, plums,
and fruit of all kind. Sold at a sacri-
iice. Apply at once to
+. A. CRAWFORD,
Westminster, Nd.
july l6 st Carrier s.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-07-16

6S ANDY MOUNT SUNDAY SCHOOL
- will hold their annual picnic August
IA, beginning at D. m. Suppers will
be served. II the weather should be
unfavorable on that day, II will be held
the following clear day Of the next
week. july l6 I'd
The Democratic advocate., 1909-07-16

DLEASANT GROVE Sunday School
L will hold their picnic Saturday,
July oath, beginning at p. m. If the
weather should be unfavorable that
night, it will be held the first fair night
of the following week. All are cordial
ly invited. july 8
The Democratic advocate., 1909-07-16
HAIaHT.

Children's day service was observed
at New Oakland on Sunday afternoon
last, and as usual was delightful
The Democratic advocate., 1909-07-16
MARRIEn.

Saturday July 10. at Grace Lutheran parsonage,
BY Rev r. IA, Miller William A. Manning and
Miss Florence N. Stone both Of this city.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-07-16
Business Locals.

Celery Plants, large supply. low
prices. Westminster Nnrsery.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-07-16
DOYLE & MAGEE
WESTMINSTER, MD.
TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
This is to give notice that the sub
scribers have obtained from the Or
phans' Court Of Carroll county, in
Maryland, letters OF administration on
the Personal Estate of
JOSEPH WINK,
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 subscribers, on or
before the 10th day of January, 1910;
they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
July, 1909.
EDWARD WINK,
HENRY WINK,
july Is At Administrators.
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Western Maryland College
Westminster. Maryland
T. II LEWIS. D. D.. Ii. D. President

high grade College with low s225 year for board
furnished and tuition
Three courses leading TO degree of A. B. Classical Scientific
Historical and in Pedagogy emitting graduates to
teach in Maryland without examination
Preparatory School for those not ready for College
43rd Year opens Wednesday. sept. IS. 'oe
The Democratic advocate., 1909-07-16
A ssIdNEE OF MORT0A0EE's
n SALE
ORA
Valuable Farm.
Near sykesville, Carroll County, Nd.
AND
SIXTEEN BUILDING LOTS
Within the Corporate Limits Of
Sykesville.

BY virtue of the power OF sale con-
tained In a mortgage from Louis Hor-
pei and Laura e. Horpel, his wife, to
The Sykesville Perpetual Building
Association OF Carroll County, bearing
date on the 2gth day OF June, in the
year nineteen hundred and seven, and
recorded among the Real Estate Mort
gage Records OF Carroll County in
liber d. p, s., No. So, folio 400, &C.,
and duly assigned to The Sykesyille
Building Association OF Carroll Coun-
ty by deed OF assignment, bearing
date on the 9th dag Of August, 1907,
and recorded among said Real Estate
Mortgage Records, in Liber ID. p. s.,
No. SO, folio 444. &c. and also duly
assigned by the said The Sykesville
Building Association of Carroll Coun-
ty to me, which said assignment Is re-
corded at the foot of said mortgage
! will sell. at public sale, on the prem
ises first hereinafter described. on
SATURDAY, the 7th day Of AUGUST,
1909, at 1890 O'Clock a. m.
First--All that valuable farm de-
scribed In and conveyed by said mort
gage, containing
20oA ACRES or LAND, More or less,
being the same land that was convey
cd to the said Louis Horpel and Laura
p. HOrpel. his wife, by Jacob Tome
and wife, by deed dated May 9th, 1888.
and recorded among the Land Records
OF Carroll County, IA I.iber W. n. NJ,
No. IS. folio II. &C.
The improvements thereon are a
The Democratic advocate., 1909-07-16
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
IN CARROLL COUNTY,

ohALED FKOFOsALS for bnikinR section
Of State Highway about 6-i0 miles in length
along EiderBburg-Sy ykesyille road from Elders
Of Carroll win be received by the State Roads
Commission. at its Offices IN the Union Trust
Building. baltimore Maryland. until i2 NJ. on the
Sbth Gay OF July, 1909. at which time and place
they viii be publicly opened and read
Bids must be made upon blanks TO be furnished
by the Commission on application and payment
Of two dollars
No bids will be received unless accompanied by
certified check for the sum Of five hnnsired (500l
dollars payable 10 the State Road Commission
The successful bidder viii be required TO give
bond. and comply with the Act of the General AS
sembly Of Maryland OF 1908. Chapter l4 respecting
contracts.
The Commission reserves the right TO eject any
and all bids S
BY ORDER Of the State Roads Commission, this
LIST day Of July, 1909 '''''
JOHN M TUCKER. Chairman.
july l6 v J. G. BoWERMAN, Secretary.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-07-16
Is DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTs

and designated ~ Lots 2. 3. s. 8. Z.
;, 8, 10, H. f2. ~. ~. 10, is. "a and IS,
according to the Survey and Plat
made BY J 3 Hyatt. May 18th. 1899
and more particularly described ln
aaid mortgage and deeds therein men
toned
The sale Of this farm and building
lots presents rare opportunity TO
purchasers. the farm being most de-
aifnbly located by reason ~ ita pros.
imity 10 the village II Eykeayille, aud
the lots are also veil located ia the
village.
Terms Of Sale One-third cash on
the day Of sale. or on the ratification
thereof hy the Court uuc-thlrd In aix
and the 0thes oue-third In twelve
months from the day. uf sale. thu de-
fefred payments 10 be secured By the
notes Of the purchaser or purchasers
with approved security. and bearing
interest from the dsy OF sale, or the
whole oi the purchase money may be
paid ~ cash ON the ratification of said
sale BY The Court a deposit Of FIVE
HUNDRED DOLLARS ts50Oi. how
ever. will he required Of the purchaser
or purchasers of the farm 10 b. made
on the day of sale
WALTER l.. HAWKINS.
Assignee
Jno. Milton Reitsnlder. Sol iulie-ts
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A.A:Ls


dision corn house. sheds and other
necessary outbuildings; six-room
TENANT HOUSE IN good condition.
There 81 a fine apple orchard, and
other fruits on The premises The land
n under fairly good state og cultlya-
ton. with due proportion Of meadow
land. plenty OF running water and
Spnie timber land
This property IA situated IN Car
roll county, Maryland, on the north
side of the public road leading from
sykesyille TO the Washington and
Westminster Road about one mile
from the corporate llFnita of Sykes
Vile and adjoining the lands Of 81 ].
Mcdonald. Joseph A. Matthews. VIII
liam II. Anderson and Samuel q.
Rldgeley.
Second will offer at the prem.
issE within the corporate limits OF
Sykssvllle. and adjoining the prop
critics known an 'Klarama. and
Springfield Church"