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FARMING lMrLENEN r>--Twu 2.hor>p
Wagons, Peach Wagon ard Rigging, 80 baS-
kelS; New Idea Manure Spr"ad"., Hay Rig
gings, Two-Scat Carrlage, Top Buggl, spin
die Buggy, Carriage Pole, Osborne Binder 81.
foot cut; Drcrng Mower, Hay Rake, HAY
Teddcr, pcnnSN lNana Grain Driil, lane, vile
Corn Planter with pit. sphatc attachments,
Land Roller, 2Thrre-horSeS South Bend PlOwS.
Two.ho Oliver Pow, One-h0rSe Oliver
fiOw,E2I Spike Tooth Harrows. heavy and
light; Osborne Spring Tooth Harrow, Disc
Harrow, > Road scoops, Set OF 3 Marking
Poles, Long Hog Trough, Hosting Barrel,
Hay Fork, car. Blocks and Rope, Blacksmith
Anvil and Vice, lG-t,ol WneclDarrOw Glover
Seeder, Corn Shelter, goot rs new; Ec ipSe
Barrel Sprnyer, with connections aud 2
spraying rods, CIDER Press, Half-Oushcl Meas
ure. Bushe baskets, Lot Cow Chains Broad
Axe, Farm Bells, Grmdstone, Wheelbarrow,
Lawn Mower, Cnatam seed Wheat Grain
Fan with Dagger and riddle complete, 10
Good Cotton Grain Bags, Lot of Phosphate
Bags, Lot of Double Trees and Single Frees,
Post Spades Sh"vels, Hoes, Gruhbing Hoes,
Picks, MaulS Wedges, Axes, Forks, corn
Knives Hedge Knives, straw Knives Log
Chains, Set Double Blocks with $50 feet l-inch
Rope. Sci Single Blocks with Rope, Hogs
head Lot OF Barrels, Crrs>-cut saw, Churn,
Reca Lever Butter Print, Butter Worker, But
erTub and all Butter-making Tools, Il MIX
Cans, SET Beam and Peas 2 Hot Bed sash,
Long Ladder, and many other things found
on a well-illed farm
HARM k.SS--Two Sets Breeching Wagon
Harness, Set Chain Harness. Set Double car.
riage Harness, Set Single Carriage Harness
Plow Harness, Collars, Brides, Lines ana
Double Lines, etc.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS-Cook Stove, No. =
revolving top, in good order; chunk Burner
these stoves are both good ones; Lot of Pots
Kettles, Pans, Cooking Utensils Large Lard
Pot, Small Lard Pot, Lard Pre- :, Sausage
Stutfer, 2 Enterprise Meat Choppers, Xxx foot
Extension Table, new; Round Table, Kitchen
Table, Drop Leaf Table 4 Cane seat Dining
room Chairs, Lot Of Rockers, Porch Chairs,
Complete Bedroom Suits, 3 Hair Mattresses
Goose Feather Beds, Lot of Goose Feather
Pillows and Bosters Brussels and Rag Car
pets, Mattings, Estey Organ, in good order
Hall Rack, New Home Sewing Machine and
many other housrh i'd articles Lot OF Sidt
Meat by tine pound
TERMS OF SALE.-All sums of $50 ant
under, cash; on sums over $50 II credit of II
months will be given by purchaser giving
cent. discount for cash on sums over $40
r. A. REEN
Dr. Charles II. Biles Auctioneer.
Byron Boucrele Clerk.
James II. smith Outside Clerk. 9feb-tt
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II Matter of History

1t cost millions OF dollars and thirty
five years time in work, to prove con
clus;vcly that scientifically made paint
is superior to the old method OF max
ing paint bv hand mixing with stick
in pot; a few gallons at a time. The
l.. * NJ. Paint is scientifically made by
machinery, with only the finest White
Zinc and White Leadmade from metal,
and purcst Linsced Oil. les use saves
costly labor. and the many millions OF
gallons used throughout the United
States proves it, Sold by-R. B. Fra
ger, Elkton; J. y. Roney, North Last;
w. p. Cummings, Port Deposit
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PUBLIC SAI.t,
Personal Property
@&l2 HORSES AND COLT

No. !, Maud, Dun Mare, first class rk
mare.
No 2, Hattie West, Bay Mare, supposed TO
be in foaI 10 Drenneu's horse, william NJ,
Lirst-class driving, brood and work mare, can
step in 10.
No ), Rex, Black Horse 10 years old, good
400 pounds.
No 4, Maid, Bay Mare, years Old, by
Torena, dam lIatuc West; natural PAGER and
mas been miles in better Than 2;SO with little
training; firsI-class driver with plenty Of grit,
quiet ana all right.
No. 5, GYPSY, Bay Mae, years old, ID
hands, will weigh 1000 pounds, hy Torena,
dam a Wilkes mare; this mara with sixty
days training stepped Harlan'S track in 2:2j
on the pace; VIII work anywhere and is a
firs-class driver, fearless of autos, steam
roller and all road objects; any one in need OF
something 10 he proud of had better look this
mare over, as She has no blcmisheS on her,
sound and all right.
No. t. Palo, Bay Colt, coming years old, III
hands and 1t dandy; by McCoS'S razutc dam
Hattie West.
No. :, ANNIE Gilt Edge, ty Old Git Edge
~ ioal to INDIAN, he by Baron Dillon, dam
Sida.
No s, Star, Dun Colt, coming . G ,rs Cd b.
Dock, dam Annie; a nice one,
No. - Gin Edge Colt, coming year old, by
indian, dam Annie. This one can handle
himself and looks good.
No. 10. book, Bay HolSe, u years old. bred
IN the Wilkes and HambleIoniru; this horse
IS 1874 hands and is "A road h rsc for The family
as he is sound. fearless # everything and
quiet for lady 10 drive anywher" aud san
step some; will WORK anywhere
No. II, Ted, Bay Horse, ~ years old, first
,IasS work aud driving horse; sound, quel
and fearless: VIII work anywhere aud VIII
weigh 1909 pounds Nos. 10 aud II make n
nice team.
No, u, Pear Bay Mar" Mule, i wears q Il
will weigh 1000 pounds; no on" has - better
one, is quiel and viii WORK anywhere.
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RailwayMail Clerks Wanted
The Government pays Railway Mail Clerks
$500 to ST. 200, and other employees
up to $500 annually

Uncle Sam will hold spring examna-
tons throughout the country for Rail
way Mail Clerks, Custom House Clerks,
Stenographers, Bookkeepers, Depart
mental Clerks and other Government
Positions. Thousands of appointments
will be made. Any man or woman over
Is, in City or Country can get Intruc-
ton and free information by writing al
once to the Bureau of instruction, 463X
Hamlin Building, Rochester, N. Y.
Ian /
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Notice TO Creditors

This is To- ply, uo,,v that h.. subscriber OF
Cecil COMMIT, uas obtained -rJrl tine Orphans.
Court OF I",l. county letters 'v>'a'nru,ary on the
personal estate Ot
JOSEPH [. KIM.
late oi SAID county deceased Al! persons hay
ing claims apalus, the said drn"a-r! are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same. 4.rtH the vouchers
thereof duIy authenticated.
on OF before the I'D day %. fpuc. IDIO,
they mpy Otherwise, by law Jr excluded from
air benefit OF sad estate. Al, Indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate payment
20 the s.hsCrihcr Given under my hand this
llst day ~ DCrcmhcr, 1900.
CARRIE Y. WILKINSON.
Eytrx. of jos. 4. Slime, decd.
Is ian 81 Test, Thomas T.. Miller, Register.
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No. Minnie brown horse, Il years Did
an excellent driver.
No 2-Lady DilIon, black mare, coming
Years old; this is IA fine nrtviug mare
No D. Eek, bay horse Ii years old, good
general purpose horse.
No Sired, hay horse, II years old, good
general purpose horse.
No 5-Bess bay mare, years old, good size
and very promising mare.
nos Prince Dillon, bay cot, years old.
This is very promising colt and shows good
signs of speed; out of II thoroughbred mare.
Nos. I and S--PBir Black MuIes9and 10 years
old: both single line leaders.
Nos o and l0--Pair Brown Mules, and
wears old. Well brosen; boy eau work either
of these teams. Both good and quiet.
This stock will positively be sold for the
high dollar, AS have more sock than needed.
1t is well woIIav the attention OF buyers a. 1t
is no trash.
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Road Closed

Notice j. hereby given to the travelling publ.
that the road from CowCntOwn to Cherry Hill IS
closed to travel al Foards bridge over the Big Elk
creek until further notice, owing 10 the alp
proaChcs TO thebridgc having been washed away
bN frCshcts.
By order of thcCouuty Commissioners
dec lS-u JOHN ii. TERRELL, Clerk,
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ORDER NISI
In. Re, The Mortgage Real Estate OF Thomas
\, r. Hall.
In the Circuit Court for Ccci! County.
In Equity No 1Syl.

IN The IIrCmil NOWrl Tor CcCi. CUWrly.
In Equity No. 2sYl.
ordered, this 2lth day of January 1910 that the
sale OF property mentioned in these proceedings.
made and reported by George \. Blake, Attorney
mentioned therein he ratified and confirmed, I'M
less cause 10 the contrary thereof be shown on or
before the 5lSt day OF March next, provided a
copy of this order he inserted in some newspaper
printed and published in Cecil County once a
week for one month bciorethc Isl day of March
next.
The report states the amount OF sale 10 he $40.
CECIL KIRK, CLERK.
True Copy--Tcst
2Yaum CECIL KIRK, Clerk.
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Fourteen Acres of Wheat In the
Ground.
Fayminq indictments

Two horse Wagon, in good order; Dccriue
Binder, i'll good order, York Buggy, as good as
new; Creamery Wagon, i'll good order; / Drill,
in good order; Sulky Cultivator Buckeye make,
good a. new; Hand Cultvators, / thrcc-horse
Oliver Pillow, good a new; | two-horsr Plow,
double Harrow 5Utuolh spring tooth Harrow,
thrcc-horsc Tree, two-horSc Tree. / onc-horse
Trees; Forks, Shovcls Hoes, Corn Knives. Hedge
Knives, nc IlogShcah, Grindstone, ! Cream
crv cams. GOOD IL. new: ) Milk Bmckcls.
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Farm For Sale

Farm containing G2 acres of land of excellent
quality, III state of high cultivation lall under
cultivation, located in Second Election district
Cecil county, Md, about , miles distant from
Chesapeake City. Frame House. barn 31xi2
wagon house lhX62, hen house and all necessary
outhuildnEs All kinds of fruit. consisting Of
apples, pears, plums, cherries and grapes This
farm is i'll excellent condition, both land and
buildings. Will he sold on easy terms
ApplN 10
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Mortgage Sale
A FARM

Under and by virtue of power cont aimed IL
mortgage from Henry IL. Plummer and
Elizabeth X. Plummer, his wife, dated sep
TENDER, 1906 and recorder among he Land
Records Books of Cecil County, in the State
of Maryland In Liber NJ. ID. No 3, Folio 1856
etc, the undersigned, the Attorney named
therein to make sale in the event of default,
win sell al public auction, at the Court III use
door in the town of Eikton, In said county,
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Flat, in Hotel Elkton, Main
Street. Apply on the premises 12feb If
FOR RENT-Residence at Ricketts, Mill for
merly occupied by the late Mary j. Ricketts,.
For particulars apply TO
GEORGE RICKETTS,,
Jan 22-tf Near Elkton. Md
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Also at the same time and place
Bay Stallion "GrOver &.
n well known horse in the Elkton section.
TERMS made known on day of sale.
DAVID II. REID.
Ewino Aucttoncer IeODlS
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS

Cook stow, good as new; / chunk burner, III
good order, extension table, good as new;
kitchen table, sidcboard, y dozen dining room
chairs, kitchen chars, | writing desk, / center
table, bedroom suit, bcdstcad, settee, rock.
chairs, 10 yards OF mating good as new, u yards
OF stair carpet and numerous other things too
tedious to IrentiOn.
TERMS on SALE All sums Of SIS and IN.
der cash: sums over that amount a credit OF
ten months will he given by purchaser giving
haukable note with interest from date; pei
cent. discount allowed cash payments above
SIS. No goods To he removed until terms of sale
are complied with.
JOHN |. IUM.
Dr. Charles Il. Bilcs Aucionccr.
Ralph Rces. Clerk. 5fch Is
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6 HEAD OF CATTLE B

Four mich cows milking now, 2 close spring
ers. Grade Guernsey, home raised; heifer; 1
grade Guernsey bull, years old.
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WANTED.

WANTED--A middje-aged lady for house
keeper by widower: no children. Good home
for right party. Address
Jan post j. Co." childs. r. d. No. 1 ! Box II
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WANTED:--To rent small place with good
house and stable. Rent about SIPS year cash.
Address, GEORGE j. CAMPBELL,
5feb 4w Liberty Grove. Md.
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Splendid Opportunity

Double or triple your income representing us
in your locality. Build up big paving business
without capital. Male or female representatives
earn $500 to 5000 weekly when they have been
at il short while. splendid opportunity for
active people, experience not necessary. Good
money first day you work. Ifinteresied address
o. II. Co., care OF Evening Journal Wilmington.
Del. ISian IL
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FOR SALE.
ONNNN~~~~~-~<~
FOR SALE
For Sale

Country store property together with stock,
good will and fixtures. Retiring from business
reason for selling. Apply for terms to
JOSHUA CLAYTON,
26jun If Attorney Elkton Md
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HYa,l6 Hogs, Shots and Pigl

l Brood \ Sow aud Pigs ~ w'rSs Old,
shoats will weigh about 100 pounds each. 10
Thoroughbred /. .. C. Boar Hog, year old.
About 80 Chickens, Barred Plymouth
Rocks and-Rhode Island Reds
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ORDER NISI
In Re. .hr N"r.papcd Real Estate Of Robert
j MCNry and Wife.


ordered. in5s 9th day oi January 1910 thai the
sale OF property mentioned in these proceedings,
made and reported hy Robert & ThaCkcry AS
>iguce mentioned therein, be ratified and con-
nrmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof be
shown on or before the 2llh day Of March next,
provided 4 copy of this order be inserted in some
newspaper printed and published in Cecil County
once week ior one month before the Esd day of
February next.
The report states the amount Of sale to lie 81 2lO
CECIL. KIRK, Clerk.
True CoTr-Ics,
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Saturday, February rs, 1910

AT IL O'CLOCK A. NJ.
all Of that farm or tract of land situated in
the Third Election district Of said county,
along the Elkton and Newark or Chestnut
Hill public road, adjoining lands of Morris
Dunbar, ST., and others. about miles from
Elkton and y miles from Iron Hill Station,
p, b. Il w. X. r., and wherein the said
mortgagors now reside The farm contains
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81 IA ACRES

all of which Is under tiliage except about
acres OF woodland. The soil is of good nat
ural quality and of the same character rs
that of the adjoining farms. 1t Is well adapt.
ed to the raising of the usual crops or for
trucking, with markets at Elltton and New
ark or Wilmington. There Is an apple
chard and variety of fruit trees
The i'm provements consist ola 80
FRAkE DWELLING HOUSE hvG
barn, wagon house, granary aud xs&k1
other outbuildings.
The property is along an Il. T.. ID route
from Eikton, and is convenient to a school
near the property and the schools OF EIkton,
ano to churches; stores, mills, etc.
TER OF SALE-The purchase money
to be paid in cash on the day of sale, but
these terms will be modified TO suit the con.
venience OF satisfactory purchaser. ost
OF deed to be paio by the purchaser.
GEORGE A. BLAKE.
Attorney Named in said Mortgage
L. VI Groves, Auctioneer. So " IS
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1TIHLI1IulIlaanIIenIe.

The annual picnic oI Trinity IuIHz
eEan Church. Der - HoaI. -
held IHHI Saturday. - usual ; .rEHI
sHoud - present. probably noI IszH
IaHu a.n1Q people aaH possibly many
more. IN IHs evening Nf Iohu :.
n0HenbHHE.H counted 30 onazHnTHH
vehicles paHHIuE hlH home near East
.IeH. oseT one d Iha number II
foHas leading n he EToKe. On
hundred ana nineIszIIse gallons II
ZIlH.H II eTsam md % bottles oT
earIanaIaI drinks we're consumed.
During The day IHe GarToIIIon uand
IurnIahed music. II : o'clock. Ihe
following program - rendered b
he Sunday school Hymn. b The
school: nraxaE b Ihs naHIoT. open
IN recitation. Marjorie shHsITer.
dueI. aIHHeH YIola FrIeE and Evelyn
JoaeH: recitation. EInsI Hoffman.
EIIIIHn Vol md HarIIe Hard. 1uaI.
~ Marjorie sehnaIsl nd Ida Ward:
dialogue. Misses Stella md ueazIe
EoeEaFd md Viola FHIcE. recitation.
William rruEh. hmm D The school:
recitation. Christina Volt. IeeIIa=
Ton. NelIIe Hoffman. recitation. Net
lie Miner: Holo. Marjorie shaefTer:
recitation. Lille I.amdsn. ad1reHH b
pastor seabrook. closing hmm b the
school. The exercises xere conduct
ID b Nr. Carroll oWIngz. annerIna
IHnIHuL
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LnsIlmZEhrIfer.4aurI.

Justice shrlser Il doIng : red hot
business these warm August daya #
his Office. On Wednesday n handed
Chief WeIgle several arrows 70 shoot
At few dark targets thai are needed
TO I'll out the chain gang. The fol
lowing we're disposed Of
State Of Maryland y. David Broth
efs. peace warrant: held Tor court.
Mayor and Common Council Of
Westminster y. I'm. Cox: drunk and
disorderly: guilty: committed 10 Jail.
Mayor and Common Council Of
Westminster y. ghaa .. Chew !.
drunk and disorder1y. guilty. paid
fine aud costs.
State Of Maryland y. james
0.Brien. trump. guilty: sentenced II
tramp out Of Westminster
State Of Maryland Ys. John Gudan=
oskI. disturbing Tie peace. guilty
paid IIne and 9oHIH.
State Of Maryland - Sophia
GudanosEI. disturbing The pence
guilty. paid Iine aud costs.
State Of Maryland " John Catches :
disturbing the pence guilty. paid fine
and costs.
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! Surprise nIrIHaa. ParlY.
DIA.

For Iha Advocate.
! very HneeaHaful surprise party
Ms eleen # Ihe hume of ]. Harry
IIoehaf. u AleHia. n honor oI HI
Nifea birthday N ne evening of
August :
Willie MHa. nIoaEer -. helping her
mother prepare supper Tor Home
boafaefH. ne quests arrived md TOOK
possession d Ief house. after al
.are comfortably aeaIaH Mra. DIooner
WaH HsnI for ana mon realizing It HaH
her birthday she made herself one oI
he number .hn enjoyed very
pleasant evening.
10th instrumental ana vocal music
we're rendered, ana after social
Kood tine, 81 we're Invited 10 Ina
dining room. where 81 EIn1s d re-
ITeanmenIE .sra served. consisting d
Iae cream. eaEe. ean1x. Lemonade.
fruits and confectionery. after which
- departed or their homes. Wishing
her mn. more hHpnY birthdays.
TIozs present HeHe MT. nd MTE.
=. :. WIInI1E. MT. an1 MTH LLOYD
Miller. Mra. I.an MIIzer. Mra. Tneo=
1ora HolTaeEar. MIaaez alice HIoeHar.
AHnalla HoHT1auEH. EaIIe Garrett.
Florence HolzzeEaE. 2rnena Garrett.
CIzI02 an1 nl1a HaI|azEar. HzInn|e
H1ITaeIer. Helen Garrett. !. :. DANDY.
Charles ToIE. Elmer HoTEacEer. Ever
- MIlI9r an1 Walter EoIE.
== a
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.eoIJ0aI..

! regular meeting Of the Board Of
School Commissioners Has held On
Monday. Commissioners jacob Il.
Hloeher, John .. DeYrIes, Thao. +.
Elglar. Dr. Wm. Z. Gaxer. Peter
Buchanan and Levi D. Reid we're all
present
The secretary reported that On
Tuesday. August 2. the competitive
examination for Senatorial scholar
ship N Washington College. Chester
town. Nd. Wae held. and thai Mr.
Carroll Il. IeIsIer vas the only anpIIz
cant. The board awarded IIe senoI-
arshIp to Mr.. IeIsIeI.
County scholarships n Western
Maryland College we're awarded 70
Mr.. John . Roop. Jr.. Meadow
Branch: Miss Alice Deaeham. Avon
dale: Miss n I. KoIb. Union Bridge:
Miss Dorothy Albangh and Miss Mary
WhiImore, Westminster.
The superintendent presented 70 the
Board the fact that Frederick county
furnishes more than one-lhIrd Of the
pupils n the 1t. AIRY sehooI. and
does not pay that proportional part
Of the cost according 70 the present
rate charged for permits. The board
appointed Dr.. IN. !. uaYer com
mIIIee to bring the matter 70 The at
lenIIon Of the Frederick county
School Board. 20 thai the cost Of
maintaining the school may be e1nI-
tabIy adjusted.
Contracts for principals Of schools
IN the county we're confirmed - fol
IoWz
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.arm0nIeIsnH

Mr. William B. Iarmour wa mar
rIed II MInz Ella neIHfeIIer. n West
minister. On Wednesday. August ..
BY Rev = Il. Miller. D. D. pastor uf
Grace Lutheran Church. Mra. Fran
eIe :. Mogek. of Baltimore. xaa maIron
d honor. md Mr. :. Il. Young acted
aa best nan. The bride wore : hand
aome steel gown With haI to match
trimmed n smoke color nInmaa an
carried lTEe bouquets Of Brides fnaea.
The maid Of honor wore IN imported
mode color cloth md carried ;
shower bouquet of IaFrHnae razHH.
TheY xere given : reception b MH.
and Mr.. J. Il. Young Those nreaz
enI we're MIaa Gladys Walsh. q EnEz
land: : Morauea. Of Spain. Mf. and
Mfa. l. RozenberRsr. Hf and Mfa. J.
zepp. Master Nm. Lynch. His Ella
Lynch. Masters David and .. Il.
Young. II. Mr. and Ma :. 4. Young.
al of Westminster. Me Catherine
Rosenbsfgef. MiHs GeTtIe Rosenberg
ct. MIaH Ida sIuIIz. nf Baltimore
Mf aud MrH. 4 Norwood. of Vest
minister After tn reception he
LEFT foF ; Trip North. TIeY III -
ride N Baltimore. and I'll b n home
aTIaf September !
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Walker

Samuel J. Walker. aon Of Mr. and
hrs. John Walker. of FrLzaIIhurg.
died on Wednesday. August J. #
boston. Mass. from fractured
zEulI. aKea about Is YeaTa.
Mr Walker HaH : member Of
United States Heavy Artillery. 10.
-. IIe Haa injured b being struck
On The head hY : trolley pole wIIh
which hIa head came N contact
y h NaH stepping from the ean.
causing = fracture from which IL
died.
IIls BODY Nas shipped 10 thIs city
h express from HnaIun on SATURDAY.
morning aud taken - lis hume. :
member of hIH regiment accompanied
ne remains here.
Funeral Iaak place On Monday
morning It St Johns Catholic
Church. neY. Jos. z. AalIon officiating
1t the services. InIermenl vas IN
he cemetery N he rear of the
church.
The paIIbearena we're Franklin T.
Haehman. I'm :. slorn. Harry !.
GTeanholIz. Wm :. HYerE. Wade =
MIlIe. and Jesse I. Harner. members
q Company !. Il. ). :. james i
sIoner funeral director.
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IIIzHHr.

fstsf J. NIsner. ! retired farmer.
dad II his late residence. near NeHz
IeY Ghanel. an August J. oI : eompIIz
cation of diseases. AGED 10 years. !
months anI ; 1Hyz lie l. survived
> Widow. MrH. Sophia WIznar. and
ths following children. Lewis i.
WIzneT. of faIanHeo. Jacob +. John
y. I'm. i. and Carroll = WIHner. n
home. fauT daughters. Mra. ]. Chanoz
Nth. Of Stevenson Station. Baltimore
county. Mr1. Edward KnalIer. Mra
IN. Simmons. 0f 0HInEz MIIIa. Mrz
Charles KIelnHnIIz. oI nean meaImIn-
aIsr. siHo = grandchildren ana :
EHeaI=EfaudehIldTau. II funeral TOOK
place IT Wesley Chapel On August ).
Funeral services we're conducted y
ne.. MT. sIeIIman. InIHrmznL n We
- cemetery The naIInsaTarz xere
y i. :. AlsIre. Joha y. Abbott. Geo.
= HI. John y. Davidson. I0ln :.
Myers nd Columbus EIRercde. TIpIon
: soH. Hampstead. funeral directors.
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.unans1CanrL

Monday. August sz--Jos. Il. Study.
executor Of Albert Study, deceased.
returned inventory Of personal prop
erty. and received order u sell pre-
sonal property.
Tuesday. August 9.-The last viii
and testament Of Florence Beam. de
eeased. Nas admitted to probate.
RoVila Harris. Administrative Of
shellman Harris. deceased. returned
inventory of personal property and
received order 10 sell personal prop
efty.
Michael Z. Mcdonald. executor Of
John Mcdonald. deceased. settled his
first and final account.
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Transfers u Rea Estate.

Mary A. LYON to Grover Lyon, con
veyg 50 square nefeheH. for 800.
Geo. c. Kempef and wife 70 luther
E. Hiltefbrick. convey D square per
ches, for safe.22.
Jeremiah Flohr and wife 70 Jos. r
Hooper. convey Sc square perehes.
for $3.50.
Alice I. Wagner 10 Minnie .. cIary.
conveys property. for 81.
James q. IeIster and wife 10 Wm.
Il. RUBY. convey acres. ? roods and
nerehes. Tor 500