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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-11-21
GHERIFF's SALE
! OF
VALUABLE MEADOW LAND,
At New Windsor, Maryland.

By virtue OF : certain writ Of ieri
fzelaa issued out of the Circuit Court
for Carroll county. Maryland. IT the
suit OF John z. BuekeT against the
goods, ehattels. lands and tenements
Of Marshall II. Lambert and Laura n.
Lambert. his wife. and to me directed.
| have seized all the right title. inter
eat and estate claim and demand both
u Law and In Equity Of the said Mar
shall II. Lambert and Laura u. Lam
bert. his wife. Of. In and 10 all that
parcel Of land situate. lying and be
Ing near the town Of kes Windsor, in
Carroll county. Maryland. adjoining
the residence Of said Lambert. con-
tanning ! acres. ; roods and . square
ueFchea. more OF less. which Il fully
described in deed from Margaret W.
Hoffman and Samuel Wolf, executors
Of Samuel Hoffman. deceased. 10 said
Marshall Lambert, dated June ). 1900.
and recorded among the Land Records
q said county IN LlbeT ]. II. l.. No.
= folio -. etc. less. however. the
quantity Of acre and 5 square per
ehss. more or les. thai Haa conveyed
- said Marshall H. Lambert and wife
IN II. +. shriYef ! Co. By deed dated
April 10Th, 1909. and recorded among
he Land Records aforesaid in Liber
D. 7. 4. No. -. folio s67. etc. and
subject n certain water rights and
privileges that we're conveyed to b. +.
shriVer and others by said Lambert
and wife b deed dated June 1t. 1908.
md recorded among the Land Rec
oTda aforesaid IN Biber ]. II. .. No.
:. folio is. etc. leaving the quantity
Ill owned by aid Lambert and Sife
# } acres. rood and ! square per-
ehes. moro or less. Thia Is valuable
meadow land.
And | hereby give notice that said
property will b aold h me # pub
lie aale IN the highest bidder d.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9th. 1918,
= three o'clock p. m. At the Court
House Door. IN Westminster, n Car
roll county. Maryland.
Terms If salas--Caah.
ELIAS n. DAVIS. Sheriff.
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ton Of Judge Pollard's scheme, and
successful anLi-aleohol exhibition.
The report from France showed the
great difficulties of our work IN wine
growing country. The Worlds w. G
T. U. resolved to send financial neIu
to France. Much more work was ae-
comp1ished at the convention which
will be detailed in the report.
The Worlds officers were elected az
follows: President, the Countess oil
Carlisle; vice-president, Mrs. L. M. N
Stevens; honorary secretaries, Miss
Anna Gordon. Miss Agnes z. Slack
treasurer, Mrs. Sanderson. Devotion
al day services were held on October
%, In Plymouth Church, Brooklyn, the
late Rev. Ward Beecher's church. Miss
Greenwood, Worlds " G. 7. u. Ivan
gelistie superintendent, presided In
the evening a most brilliant reception
was given to the Worlds officers,
delegates and friends. at the Hotel As
tor, New York City.
The work entailed was simply
enormous. Meetings of the Executive
Committee were held all day the day
preceding convention. every day dur
ing convention and for half the day at
the conclusion. On October 26th, was
a pageant illustrating methods Of
chlldren's work in the Worlds W. z.
T. u.
A beautiful album with the follow
ing inscription was signed by the
Worlds officers and executive COM
mittee, and sent to Lady Carlisle. TO
Rosalind, Countess Of Carlisle, presI-
dent Of the Worlds Christian Tenn
peranee Union, the ninth triennIal
convention of the Worlds ". {. =. l.,
assembled at Brooklyn, U. s. A., sends
you message OF devoted loyalty and
affection. We desire TO express TO you
our heartfelt thanks for the great in
SEPARATION you have given our work and
our workers all over the world"
On October 26th. the White Ribbon
women from various countries ad-
dressed large congregations from over
100 pulpits. October 27th, At the eY-
ening meeting 100 one-minuse ad-
dresses were given By speakers repre-
senting 81 countries.
The convention closed b. singing
the National anthems OF the different
countries and God be with You Until
We Meet Again"
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FINE VAUDEVILLE At SPRING.
FIELD.
Local Talent Renders Good Program
of Dancing. Singing and Dialogue.

SpTIngfieldas new amusement hull
was formally opened Thursday even
ing Of last week with record break
ing audience IN see not only a yaude=
Vile entertainment but the very
handsome auditorium, thai reflects
great credit upon the building COM
mittee OF the Springfield State Hos
pital.
Large rubber plants and orange
trees we're banked On either side If
the entrances To the stage, and grace
ful palms and ferns made IN effective
background 10 the large and well
proportIoned hall Of entertainment.
The program was varied one.
ranging from romantic song 10 char
lot racing. but the hi OF the evening
was the expert dancing OF the Tango
by Miss Dorothy Albaugh sith Hr.
Buckley Morton and Miss Jessie shas
with Mr, J. Elmer Schultz
The Tango Is n wonderful Dance
when all Turkey Trot features are
eliminated. and Thursday evening Il
was given With infinite grace and
dexterity By these young iadies and
gentlemen from Westminster
In aBill Perkins PropozIn IA. s.
DIR. Henderson Irwin, Of North Caro-
lima, With hIH Southern accent, rustic
costume and very GOOD looks. made
himself the man OF the moment. Mis-
Pitts. az MrH. Hawkins, gave a moat
excellent Interpretation a. did alao
Miss Callahan and Hr. Wariield
Mr. Poole and Mr. Waters appeared
In illustrated sOnga. after which tie
prima donna OF the evening, NIza
Mildred KeHzIer, Of Florida. vas n
trOdueed and sang The Song OF The
Soul and gave as IN encore. Mis-
Mary both Of which were enthuH-
iastieally received
Next came an interesting sketch
entitled House Across the Street" IN
which Miss Ruth nerrett and Mr.
Roland Wafdeld of Mt Waahins ton.
took the leading parts.
The quartelte. consisting II NezaHa
Curley, Poole. Forthman and Waters.
gave 4 most effective rendering Of
several fine songs followed by the
top-liner. bunch Of Roses rnuzI-
cal comedy. represented By Mrs. Rose
miss kesslerl and her beautiful
Roses and Rosebuda. The roses were
the Misses yelling. Catlin. Moore.
Groil and Wheeler. the rosebuds. The
Misses Conway. CuaIek and bow man.
who IN turn gave the operetta Johnny
jones' In this Mrs Keaaler IulIy
sustained her reputation as n ginger
and eumedienne, and was ably sup
ported by Mr. EldrIdee c. I'LL. whose
histrIonic fame is we'll established In
this locality.
Mr.. Walton Hood Grant gave =
very humorous impersonatIon of m
Irish servant. which brought down
the house. Mr. Poole, backed by the
roses. introduced the song, You made
me love you. and I didn't want TO do
IT," which vas heartily applauded.
Miss MARY yelling and Mr.. Hun
dertmark led the entire chorus form
| ing tHo diagonals across the stage,
then winding up BY coming down
centre under becoming glow from
red 1ighta introduced by the cleo
trician, making a most effective end
ing 10 the first vaudeville entertain
ment at Springfield.
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DUBLIc SALE
: OF
Valuable Store { Residence
In sykesville, Carroll County. Md.

The undersigned will sell at Lublie
sale on the premises in Sykesville.
Carroll county, Maryland, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22nd, 1918,
at o'clock p. m, all those valuable
Iots or parcels of land situated on
the west side OF Main street. in the
town OF Sykesyllle, and about three
hundred yards from the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad station, and adjoining
the lands of Robert ". Carter. Mrs.
John Miller and George Schrade, con-
tanning s.8l9 square feet of land. more
or less, which were conveyed to the
undersigned, Richard z. Bennett, by
deed OF Frank G. Merceron and wife,
dated October It'll, 1913. and recorded
among the Land Records of Carroll
County in Iiber o. D. G., No. 123
folio 81. These lots are improved by
q two and one-half story frame build
Ing built for business and residence
purposes. about six OF seven years
ago, with small harness shop attach
ed to the main building This build
Ing contains q large and excellent
store room with three living rooms on
the hrst floor; four rooms on the sec
ond and two rooms in the attic. There
are on the premises a good stable, and
chicken house and all necessary out
buildings. with well of water near
the residence. This property Ia now
occupied by r. c. GisL and offers a
most desirable purchase for business
and residence purposes. as It Is located
IN thriving and business center. This
property will positively be sold 10 the
highest responsible bidder.
Terms OF Sale:--One-third cash on
the dag of sale. or within thirty days
thereafter. and the residue In two
equal payments of six and twelve
months. The credit payments to be
secured by the notes OF the purchaser
With approved security. bearing inter-
est from the daJ of sale
For further information apply to 2.
Il Bennett, Sykesville. Nd.
RICHARD II. BENNETT,
Vendor.
Bond Z Parke. Attorneys.
Joseph Berrett, AuctIoneer.
nov I
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PUBLIC SALE.

/ The subscriber intending to quit
housekeeping. Will sell at public sale
1t the Carroll County Jail, in West
minister. Md, On
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Goth, 1918.
at II o'clock M. sharp. regardless OF
the weather. to=wit: Bay mare. dark
brown horse. both good drivers and
aaddlera. will work anywhere hitched
except In lead with one line: top bug
giles, one home made. good as new;
: runabouts, in good condition: set OF
good buggy wheels. double set OF
good buggy harness. Gets Of single
harness. one set good Is new: brides,
collars and halleTs, one home made:
one-horHe farm wagon and bed. good
n new. buggy pole, surrey pole. good
rs new. wheelbarroH. feed cutter,
: hand saws. Sterling organ. with
high top and looking glass. parior
Hnit, Of five pieces, good as new;
dining room and kitchen chairs, 2
marble top stands, good rockers.
book eaHe and writing desk combined.
extension table. kitchen tables. bed
stead. spring and mattress, bureaus.
wash stand. towel racks. hal rack,
With giass. buffet. kitchen safe. 3 old
antique looking glasses. 3 clocks, one
IN old fashion eight=day clock. ma
hogany case; = yards Of straw mat
Ting, lot Of oil cloth. hall carpet, ice
b01, bread boz. meat saws. dishes,
knives. forks. spoons. pans. pots, lot
af nice vail pictures. Fat irons. large
iron kettle and many articles too
numerous To mention.
~
ness--0n sums over so a credit OF
months. with approved security. bear
Ing interest from day Of sale
Terms on house goods-Cash.
ELIAS n. DAVIS.
Jesse 7. Albangh, Auetloneer
nov i q
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HmthdaY,arty.

The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Valentine, near Mahlon. vas the
scene Of very pretty birthday party
In honor of their daughter. LILLIAN,
who celebrated the 18th anniversary
OF her birth. by inviting large num-
Der Of her friends TO her heme, where
a very enjoyable evening vas spent
In dancing and other amnsemenIs.
At an early hour the young folks be-
gan to arrive In numbers and weie re-
ceiYed very cordially by the Misses
Lillian and Ella Valentine. At late
hour all repaired to the dining loom
where an deliberately. spread table
contained candies, fruit, and a large
birthday cake decorated With is pink
candles. Miss LILLIAN received many
useful and valuable presents, for
which she thanked her many friends.
Among those present were: MI. and
Mrs. Edward Valentine: Misses
Lillian Valentine, Ella Valentine, Ida
Gambler, Marjorie zepp, Edna Zepp,
Viola Barnes, Viola f'rick, Mary Hook,
Bessie Gambler Mary Gorguch, Nellie
Bowers, Maude Harry, Berkeley Peel
ing, Hilda Wampler; Measrs.-Bay-
ard Arnold Charles Wagner, Walter
Wagner, Snyder Arnold, George
Schwartz, Vernon stocksdale, Worth
Barnes, William Sykes. James Hughes,
Edward BollInger, Roy Gambler, Levi
Gambler, Charley Bowers, Herbert
Yingling, Stanley Tyser, Reginald
Stoner. Harry Yingling, Harry
Hughes, Carroll Valentine, Howard
Uhier. Arthur Smith, Bonse, John
Hess, George ShipIey, William Bush,
Jre Leo GalIrider. Wilmer Caltrlder,
Elmer Davis, Leslie Barnes, John
Koaenberger and others.
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1.-THE LOCUSTS,"
4 Fine Farm situated N Freedom
District For Sale.

will sell privately the fine farm
known as THE Locnsts" owned by Mrs.
A. ?. Gordon Cumming and containing
about 20g ACRES. The Mansion House
was burned this spring, the other inn
provemenIa consist of tenant house, the
servant house, shop, two bank barns;
wagon shed. barraek and al other nee
esHary outbuildingz. About 10 Acres
OF It is meadow land. Water is pump
ed BY gasoline engine to the buildings.
Plenty of fruit, shrnbbery. &c. t is
located about a mile from the new state
road and about -four miles from Sykes
vile. Possession can be given at once,
Write or call upon
GUY ". STEELE,
Attorney,
july IL # Westminster. Nd.
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PAPER HANGING

The Arm Of Fisher & Hahn. paper
hangers, No. As Vest Main street,
Westminster. has been dissolved by
mutual consent NJ. Joseph II. Hahn,
will continue the business ~ the old
stand where he haz a large and eel
selected stock of al the latest designs
OF Psrlor, Hall, Dining Roem and 6sd-
room Papers, and aouldIHEs, which
will Be put On at reasonable rates and
In : workman manner.
Before placing your orders. cali md
examine M stock and learn prices.
Window shades OF Ill kinds made to
order and put up 1t short notice. Pc
lures OF all sizes and kinda framed. A
share OF the public patronage is aolic-
tied. Yours 10 serve.
JOSEPH Il. HAHN.
Is West Maln Street
Second door from shas's Drug
Store. C. : p. Phone i0z=F
sept smo
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DUBLIC SAIL
TOWN LOTS.

The undersigned executives of Re
becca Wagner, will sell at Public Sale.
On the premises near the Lutheran
Church, Westminster, On
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER ., 1913.
SIX BUILDING LOTS on Carroll ST.,
also at the same time and place TEN
ACRE TRACT OF LAND with Acres
Of good standing Timber. lying on the
New Windsor road, half mile from
city limits, adjoining the land OF Samuel
Moreloek and others.
Terms: third cash, balance on
easy payments On notes bearing inter-
est.
CLAY 4. MAIN.
IRENE STONE.
nov Executives.
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Trespass Notice!
E..A nam. .sea.,ins ssasr hi. I'D Win ! 70

.ssA name ssus=sins uadsr M. I'D win i lns
The following persons warn ell persons
IgaInHt treapasaing upon their land 9Th
Iog or gun. hunting or trapping. or In
m other manner. The La viii Be en-
oTesd against all offenders.
Keener w. Wagner.
David II. Leppo.
Hilton 4. fingling.
Edgar Dell.
William X WestAwaY.
John y. Reaser.
Harvey T. YInglinR.
Benjamin sheFify.
Arthur Hill.
Edward Ham.
Herbert &. TIL
John :. Hartman.
John :. StronR.
Edward Hahn.
Charles Hanson.
j v Rigga
G.. 4. Utcfmahlen
Dave HelwiR
Levi i. Myers
John y. utermahlen
John Erb
John Il. Brown
William II. Myers
Albert Starnsr
Claud Myeu
William Star
Theodore LoKus
Lewis Beard
]. 7. Myers
Nra. George starneT
Wesley NJ. Geiman
Edgar ShafTnT
Henry WillsI
John :. FlohF
Wilbur HaInea
Howard +. Koontz
]. y Myers
G. T. Williams
Ben Young
Nra. 7. NJ. Hall
Geo. 7. Hosfeld
Fillmore Hot
r. O. shipleY
Ulysses II. shipley
Lewis Dresehler
Edward +. Brown
George Steward
Harvey j. Wzntz
Lem Il. Wizner
Mrs.. Catherine Wagner
jerome KoonIz
Charles II. Black
Jesse Lockard
Lewis d. G. Wantz
William II. Wantz.
Mrs. Amelia 1. Davis.
Jennie Arnold.
George II. Gaple.
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DUslIc SALE
! oF
Personal Property.

Having cold NJ farm and intending
70 quit farming. | viii sell 1t public
auction, al ny personal property, in
Guiding farm stock. machinery. etc, on
the premises of my farm. located on the
Westminster and LittleaIown Turnpike,
about miles north Of Westminster, nj
II o clock. u, IN sharp. On
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 18th. 1913.
the following property. 10 wit:-22 head
Of mileh COWS: II Of these cows have
been fresh within the lat Ten days. sew
eral will Do fresh by dag Of sale; year
Ing heifera, HoIstein, bull, black mule.
years old, good leader. gray horse, I
years old: bay horse. ID years old. work
OF drive. black horse, Il years old; bay
mare, 9 years old. work o. drives colts,
: three years old. one Of which ! brok-
IN and m excellent worker; pair black
mules, : years old, one an excellent
leader; % head Of hog and shoats, J
brood sows and pigs; : brood sows' l
Berkshire boar. entitled 10 be register
ed; lot Of chickens. geese and poultry;
} four-horse wagons and beds; = horse
wagon and bed. Mccormick binder, :
foot cut, used one season. Deering NOW
er, corn harvester. Ontario 10 hole grain
driIl, good as new; Ross feed cutter.
With extension carrier; iron hay rake, }
spring tooth harrows, furrow plows.
2 corn shelters. ehopping mill, disc har-
row, spike tooth harrow. Corn King
manure apreader, roller. B sulky corn
plows, 3 hay carriages, bob sled. buggy,
Wind mill. set platform scales, circular
saw, power ehurn, sharpless cream
separator, No. !: power washing ma
chine, 3 Il. P. gasoline engine, with
line shaft. betting. etc: cart, cutter.
about 400 bbls. yellow corn, farm har-
ness for twelve horses, household
goods and many other articles.
AUSTIN ID. DUTTERER.
John w. Reaver, Auctioneer.
Thomas & Co Clerk and Agents.
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e. 4. STR0UT, Farm Agency.
EDWARD w. CASE, Manager.
I'll East Main Street,
Westminster. Md.
C. 1. Phone. l22.

Ne = Il hoHEf Lee
Have Tor quick sale the following fne
farms. homes. aud orchard laHdH Eaav
terms aud possession at once.
1T0-FIne 30-aers poultry and fruit farm.
nne Improvements, rich SOIL nne water
timber and fruit. to cuttings aifaifs
per yeaTi having an average OF 80 from
Eggs sold alone. per month, this winter.
Price only $500.
1870 acre farm. good fruit. timber.
water, fair buildings; vii cut 800 worth
lumber. Price $500
1910 acre farm, with good improve.
ments. cut last year 30 tons OF hay land
lies well. nne fruit, Hater and timber
Price only s4bo0. for quick sale will IN
elnde Is acres growing grain.
1872 % acre farm. for $500. ao1-o acre
home. $4,000 21I-142 acre, Va. farm.
$1,000 Fine home In Westminster, $780,
195-Money making peach orchard. II
neres Of land. / planted TO year trees.
realized last year nearly 5000 from peach
crop. over $40 from Hheat sold one
crop should pa for orchard Price ONLY
$500. forth ali Of 1900.
For full Information call on Or address
I. W. Case. Westm usteT. Md.
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DUBLIc SALE
4 OF A
DESIRABLE HOME
It New Windsor, in Carroll County
Nd, by Assignee of Mortgage.

By virtue of the power and author
+ ty contained in 4 mortgage from Mar
shall Lambert and wife to John G.
Buckley. dated November 9th, 1895,
and recorded among the real estate
mortgage records of Carroll county.
Maryland. In Liber B. T. c., No. 81,
folio ACT. etc, and by virtue of various
assignments thereof. the undersigned
Assignee of Mortgage will offer at the
Court House Door, In Westminster,
Nd, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25th, 1918,
ut three o'clock p. m, the land and
premises described in said mortgage,
containing three acres and two roods,
more OF less.
The improvements thereon consist
OF a two and one-half story brick
dwelling house, large frame stable
with buggy shed attached, room for
ten cows and one horse chicken house.
pig pen and other outbnildings, all
buildings are in good condition. A
we'll OF good water at the door. Plenty
Of fruit on the premises. All valuable
meadow land.
This property Is located just outside
OF the corporate limits Of the town of
New Windsor. close to the railroad
station and cattle pens and adjoins
the properties OF B. +. ShrlVer Co.. and
John II. Roop.
Terms Of Sals.-Cssh. but II desired
b the purchaser the above named As
zIgnss I'LL consent TO take : mort
gaze upea the property for = reason
able amount OF the purchase money.
CHARLES &. FINK,
Assignee Of Mortgage.
:. 4 Crawford. Auetioneer.
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PORK WANTED.

Intending 10 reopen M pork pack
In establishment on Liberty street,
Westminster. on Tuesday. October z,
ipI3. VII want from 10000 to $4,000
pounds Of dressed pork every week,
highest cash market price paid. |
VII have on sale all the time. Pork,
Sausage. Lard. Etc, wholesale and
retail.
?. S.-The cider mill HIll run Tues
day OF each week.
VIM. :. MYERS & SON.
Westminster. Md.
Phone f9z7.
oct 3 Ct
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

This Is to give notice that the sub
scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Carroll county, in Maryland,
letters Of Administration on the Personal
Estate of
WILLIAM I. FOWLER,
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 June,
1911; they may otherwise b. law be ex-
cluded from all benefit of said estate.
Given under my hand this 10th day of
November. 1913.
CHARLES 7. FOWLER.
nov Ia 1t Administrator.
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REAL ESTATE.

Now Is The Time TO Buy Farms. Town
Properties. Timber Tracks, and
Farms OF every description,
For Sale by
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HHREE If the best Stoves on the
4 market are Elm Double Heaters,
Magic Airtights and The Farmer Girl
Work Stoves are sold BY p 7. Bennett,
of sYkesville. nov Is
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Tho man who allows his life to
justify Itself. and let his work speak,
and who when revil0d reviles not
again, must be very great and lofty
souI.-EIhert Hubbard.
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Time to Think Of
OVERCOATS

so o. positively the hand.
soonest 0vercoats ever shown in
Westminster made By the King"
OF Overeoats manufacturers OF
New York. Smart and unusual
oYercoat creation. all the newest
styles At prices lower than else
where. Prices $ to S25.
The Only Place 10 Buy four SsE Suit.
To you who appreciate good
Clothes. see the famous STYLE
PLUS" Suits. so values for SIT.
See our splendid values and
styles in suits from SO TO s25.
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Phone 1e7.
oct 3 If.
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The subscriber intending to quit
housekeeping, Will sell at public sale
NJ the Carroll County Jail, in West
minister. Md. on
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-28

John E. 0'Hearn has been elected captain of the Cornell football eleven for next season. He is universally regarded as one of the best ends in the country. Charles E. Brickley will be captain of the Harvard eleven next year During the past two. sea- sons he has been the most prominent member of the Crimson team.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-28
ROCK ISLAND |S
 ID COME FRONT

TOPEKA, Kan. Dec. 2T.-Tha lsrg est passenger locomotives in this coun- try will be placed in the service rs the Rock Islsnd lines in Kansas soon according to an announcement issus from the office of A. E. Sweet, gea- ersl manager of the second distriet h Topeka These engines, known as the ss9 class, are II feet in lengtN and have q maximum trnctive power of 5000 pounds.
 Thase moaster lodomotives. just built by tke Amariean Locomotive company in Schenectady. E. r., will be delivered to the road soon at Chi caeo. One of these engines will bs sent directly to Kansas where it wi be tried out on the long heavy p1H In the northwestern divisions of th state.
 It Is anticipated that the success os the locomotives will be a great aid to ths setivs aowsr of ths read h ths