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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1913-03-06
Car You Doubt 1t?
When the Proof Can be so Easily
investigated

When so many grateful citizens Of
this locality testify to benefit derived
from Doans Kidney Pills, can you
doubt the evidence! The proof is
not far away-it is almost at your
door, Read what a resident Of
SaIGIIo vicinity says about Doan S
Kidney Pills. Can you demand more
convincing testimony?
Mrs. William James, R. F. D, No,
2, Box 81, SaIGIlo, Miss, saws: Kid
ney complaint attacked me about three
years ago, had severe pains in my
back and limbs and could not sleep
well. | was also subject 10 head
aches and dizzy spells apd felt SO
badly that | consulted doctor. He
said that my kidneys were at fault but
was unable to help me, | finally be-
gan using Doans Kidney Pills and in
less than two weeks ! was free from
kidney complaint"
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
CENTS Foster.MiIburn Co.. Buffalo
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1913-03-06
Some Ups
and Downs.
Running for Post rIaster.
Mr. Editor:


S ales THE first in sixteen years, an d
democratic pie is to be distributed
among that hungry horde of office
seekers who have not stood up 10 the
pie counter for all these years.
Like a loyal democrat who has
stood on the watchtower a half centu-
ry and followed the misfortunes Of the
party through evil as we'll as good re :
port very naturally supposed that
the time had come when | should re
ceive my reward, which is promised
to the finally faithful. | began to cast
about for a good fat Office carrying
with it. a salary commensurate with
the dignity of the position
Not being willing to leave home to
60 as ambassador extraordinary and
minister to the Penilenriary at the
court Of ST. James which my past
achievements as soldier and citizen and
nv present status as the most literary
man in Owl Hollow district, | lhouohr
there would be no tro Bile in getting
an appointment from a democratic ad
minlstration that wouIl delight to hon
or a man who cast his first vote for JrIl
Davis, while in tha army, and h.
last tor Woodrov Wilson, the sahoo.
teacher PRESIDENT AIrr SURVEYING
the field with critical eye, hnah
I decided to take .he post Office, suppos
ing the younger generation would be
polite enough to keep quiet till had
made up my mind.
had begun To shape my business
to change from street walker to the
tedious duties OF post MASTER when. to
m surprise, found the woods were
full OF people with their minds aIrea y
made up and moving in the same
direction, and the watchword was on
TO Washington.
Not being much OF a gutter, and
sDurred on by the presence Of hun,
CRY horde who hoped would get Ieb
in the shuttle, took the bitin my teeth.
backed my ears, and now | am gone
on. | soon saw the necessity OF gel
ting up platform, showing why |
should be seIecte over old men, mid
die aged men, young men and maidens
widows, orphans, and able bodied
young rascals who ought to be in the
field blowing. When | ran over the
list, thlrty-one in number with several
districts to hear from, | said, i be
ding to treat this conglomeration Of
talent from business standpoint
would tax the patience Of govern
ment mule, but il had to be done or
my name would be Dennis in the
wind up.
In the first place. vas an old sol.
der who ht bIed and made my es-
cape to be on hand in the yea Of our
Lord. ammo domini 1913, to administer
the duties OF the Post office with neal.
ness and dispatch. There was moth
ing in the whole push to come up to
that they all having been born too
laie.) Then it showed that provi
dence had followed my wandering
footsteps all these years and was now
ready to deliver me up to the Fosi
Othce Department tor a salary not to
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1913-03-06
Piles Cured in 6 to IA Days

Your druggist will refund money il PAZo
OINTMENT fails to cure any case of Itching,
lind, Bleeding or Protruding Pilesin6 to IA days.
he first application gives Ease and Rest. Soc.
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FIskSnI III.

Mr.. John Peeling and family, Of
Ohio. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua
Peeling
J. {. Cuttings raised his second hay
barraek on Monday. Zentz and
Barnes did the work.
DR.. S. l. Moores is having his
house rooted. Our old residents live
to such an advanced aEe. they out
live their houses. There are I'VE
couples living in sight thai are al
most oCtogenarians.
Murray shreeye will build 4 wagon
shed next month Carroll llaines,
contractor
There was a meeting on Thursday
night in Hofnef.s Hall 10 consider the
financial part Of the neg State road.
We pay taxes. yet ran neither drive
10 the right nor 10 the left unless we
are held up by toll gates. two To get
to Westminster.
Eugene Teiser. OF Baltimore. spent
Sunday with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
s Teiser.
We are glad to know the W. NJ.
Railroad has finally given the farmer
a milk train. and hope the trains will
run on schedule time, and also on the
track.
Mr.. Ross Hoffacker, county presi-
dent Of the {. L. Society, will be at
this church. March goth. AL local
societies are invited TO be present.
Do not forget the entertainment to
be given in the church March p. by
the young people of the {. +. Society.
Refreshments served.
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AsunrlseP

A very enjoyable surprise party
was given Tuesday, March 18th IN
honor OF Mr. John D. Poisel, of Wake
field At an early hour the guests be-
gan to arrive. The evening was spent
In social chat. games and music. After
a late hour all we're invited to the
dining room to partake Of delicious
refreshments.
Those present were: Messrs. and
Mesdames-John ID. Poisel, David
Hahn, William SIpes, Charley Frock.
Augustus Bankert, Wesley Warehime,
Messrs. Jesse Nusbaum, Jasper Eng
lar, Mrs. ]. ID. Young, Mrs. Louis
Sipes, Mrs. James Staub, Mrs. Arthur
Wagner: Misses-Mary Babylon, Ber-
tie Shettel, Belle Morningstar, Lima
Caraiere. Martha Young, Nellie
Young, Irene Masenhimer, Mary Wag-
ner. Reta Morningstar. Martha Arnold,
Hilda Anold. Edna Gosnell, Irene
Bankert. Louise Warehime. Catherine
Sipes. Annie Hahn, Louisa Hahn:
Messrs.-William Won Nostrand, of
Baltimore; Sterling Young. Paul
Stocksdale, Reuben Morningstar,
Charles Jones, Maurice Bankard. Nor
man Nusbaum, Ray Nusbaum, Walter
Nusbaum, Earl Wagner, Paul Jones,
Jesse Shettel. Luther Brown, Maurice
Bankert. Raymond Young, Elmer
Frock, Clarence Frock. Vernon Arnold.
Robert Bankert, Ralph Warehime.
Raymond Young. David Hahn. Jr..
Paul Poisel, Paul Brown.
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TAX COLLECTORS SALE

BY virtue OF the power and authority
vested In me b. the Laws OF Maryland.
have seized and taken in execution
to satisfy overdue and unpaid State
and County Taxes the following prop
erty:
All the right. title. interest and es-
tate Of Mary :. Adams. also called
Mary Z. Adams. and the heira OF John
Adams. deceased. In and 10 the parcel
Of land containing four aerea. more or
leas. At Wesley Chapel. on the road
leading from Westminster 10 Stone
Chapel. Carroll county. Maryland. be-
Ing the same land TINT Il described In
deed 10 John Adams b David NIeo-
dauuH and Mar. HI wife. dated June
7rd. 1854. and recorded among the land
records of Carroll County. aforesaid
In liber G. +. Y No %, folio y etc
I hereby give notice thai on Monday.
the 3ist day 81 March. in the year
nineteen hundred and thirteen. NJ
eleven O'Clock q. N, II tha Court
House Door. n Westminster. Mary
land. shall offer u public sale The
above mentioned property 10 he high
ct bidder Tor asst
CHARLES !. WANTZ.
Collector 81 State nd County Taxes
for he Seventh Election District OF
Carroll county. Maryland
Charles : INK. Attorney
mar : II
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TAX COLLECTORS SALE |

By virtue of the power and authority
vested In me by the Laws of Maryland.
have seized and taken in execution
to satisfy overdue and unpaid State
and County Taxes the following prop
erty:
All the right, title, interest and es-
tate of the heirs at Law OF David ].
Lowe, late of Carroll county, Mary
land, deceased, In and to all that par
eel OF land, containing fifteen acres,
three roods and thirty-four perches
of land, more or less, being the un-
divided one-half interest therein,
lying In Westminster. o. Seventh Elec-
ton District OF Carroll county, Mary
land. about one mile from the village
of Mexico, adjoining the lands of
Aaron Shaeffer, and b. f. shriyer &
Co., and of the late Jacob Brehm, be-
Ing the same land that Is described In
n deed from Cyrus SehweIgart 10
David J. Lowe and Amos c. Lowe.
dated March 2sth, 1874. and recorded
among the land records OF Carroll
county, aforesaid IN LIber T. T. S.
No. ii, folio % etc. This Is all wood
land.
herebs give notice that on Monday,
the 3ist day Of March, in the year
nineteen hundred and thirteen. at
eleven o'clock a, m, At the Court
House Door, IN Westminster. Mary
land, I shall offer at public sale the
above mentioned property to the high
est bidder for cash.
CHARLES 7. WANTZ,
Collector Of State and County Taxes
for the Seventh Election District of
Carroll county. Maryland.
Charles T. Fink, Attorney.
mar A.
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Nature Tells You
As Many Westminster Reader
knows Too Well.

When the kidneys are weak,
Nature tells you about 1t.
The urine is natures index.
Infrequent or TOO frequent passage,
Other disorders suggest kidney Ills.
Doan's Kidney pills are for disor-
dered kidneys.
Westminster people testify to their
worth.
S. J. Knadler, George street, West
minister. Nd, says: My kidneys
were in bad shape and was caused
annoyance by irregular passages of
the kidney secretions. Ny back also
aehed and after l stopped, | could
hardly straighten. I was restless
and got up in the morning feeling
tired. I finally got Doan's Kidney
Pills at Moore's Drug Store and they
helped me at once. Continued use
benefited me in every way"
For sale by Ill dealers. Price 90
cents. Foeter-M ilburn Co., Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the Unit
ed States.
Remember the name-Doan's-an
take no other.
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4 Tuberculosis BuIIaIn.

The Maryland Association for the
Prevention and Relief of Tuberculosis
has Just issued the first of = series O.
bl-monthly bulletins 10 IT. members
and the public In an effort ~ dissent
nate information about the various
activities for he suppression OF tuber=
eulozis In the State and 10 give m AZ
count Of its own Stewardship. This
first bulletin states the association
program for 1913. which includes tn
carrying Of an investigation Of tho
problem Of tuberculosis In the negro
rGCe. the continuing of an exhibit car
in cooperation with The railways Of
the state. the establishment ~ N ad=
ditlonal tuberculosis nurse outside O
Baltimore. maintenance Of m open
air school In Baltimore. the organiza=
ton OF 4 monthly conference o. per
sons engaged In tuberculosis wark n
Baltimore. and the continuation Of the
associations press service. and other
educational features
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! ssi0NEE's SALE OF
'.NeW Windsor College
Properly, .
Situate IN New Windsor, Carroll
County, Maryland.

BY virtue OF the power of sale con-
tanned In a Mortgage from Alexander
M. Jelly and Clara c. Jelly, his wife,
to Job Hubbard and others therein
named, bearing date on the 18th day
OF December, 1890. and recorded
among the Real Estate Mortgage rec
ords OF Carroll county in Liber b. II
c.. No. 80, folio 1e1. etc, and duly
assigned to me. | will sell at public
sale, to the highest bidder. at the
Court House door, In the city Of West
minister, Carroll county, Maryland. on
SATURDAY. APRIL 9Th, A. D. 1913,
at 2 o'clock p. m, all that lot or par
Gel of land. part of tract of land
called New Windsor" containing
Eleven Ill Acres, more or less, con-
veyed by said mortgage, and known as
New Windsor College Property
formerly Calvert College,, and the
same land that Solomon Ecker. ct A.,
conveyed to the said Clara c. Jelly, by
deed bearing date September Ind,
1878. and recorded among the Land
Records OF Carroll county. In Liber
F. T. s.. No. so. folio 234. etc.
The Improvements thereon are a
large brick Main College building,
brick Boys Building laundry. dwell
Ing, stable and other necessary out
buildings.
This wellzknoHn property is de-
llghtfully situated In the thriving
town Of NeH Windsor. Carroll county,
Maryland. and a fiourlshIhg school Is
nov conducted therein b. the Trus-
tees of BLUE Ridge College formerly
at Union Bridge. Md.
Terms OF ale.-cash.
ELLA McF. FRASER,
Assignee
John Milton RcIfgnider, Solicitor.
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Barnum's First Circus Exhibit.

p. T. Barnum launched his career
in the show business by exhibiting 4
remarkable negro woman, believed to
be $50 years old. and said TO have
been a nurse to George Washington.
An old bill of sale was exhibited.
properly dated, concerning Joyce
Heth. then 81 years old. and evidence
was also furnished that she was
nurse to George Washington. Every
thing seemed 80 straightforward to the
young man that he was eager TO be-
come the proprietor OF this novel ex-
hibition. which he purchased for
81 600. $500 Of which he paid down.
selling ont his interest in the grocery
business. and the other $500 he Dor
rowed. lie saw that the thing to do
was TO make people talk and become
curious and excited over rnre spec
tacles Regardless of expense he ad-
yertIsed in New York. Boston and
Philadelphia, and the halls were
thronged until joyce Heth died.-Joe
Mitchell Chapple In National Maya
zine
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SMALIMOnD.

The Christian Endeavor Rally that
was held at Deer Park was quite 8
success. There was very good at
tendance and each session was much
enjoyed by all.
There will be an Easter service at
Deer Park on Easter Sunday night.
A number of friends met at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Baker
on Tuesday night. 1t really was 3
surprise party. After the first visitors
arrived there came more and more,
In twos, tours and skies. until a good
" number was present. Each party
did not know that the others had in
tended to pay the visit on that night.
1t was an agreeable surprise as they
were all friends and the evening was
spent very pleasantly. The gentle
men had one room and enjoyed their
games all to themselves. Those pres
ent we're: Messrs. and Mesdames-
Henry Wardenfelt, Richard Baker,
Charles A. Wagner, Edward Miner,
Mesdames-Skinner, Lizzie Black
Kate Lockard; Misses-Nettie Miner,
Emma Eckers, Louisa Williams,
Florence Spencer, Lille Lamden
Messrs.-Thomas Cannon, Walter
Wagner and Edward Spencer.
A number of the farmers In this
vicinity are hauling their fertilizer
this week preparing for their spring
crops. One day the weather Is 50 fine
they think they will need 1t soon and
the next morning 1t is winter weather
again.
The oyster supper given by the four
orders at smallwood hall will be on
March 20, q and 20. All members
come as early as possible 80 as to
lend a helping hand. Little people
and big ones too, don't forget to look
for the rabbits nest. Il takes away
care and makes one bright hearted to
enter into the spirit OF the little tots.
Misses Nettie Miner, Florence spen-
GER and Edward Spencer spent a few
days this week in Ellicott City.
Miss Katherine Fiscel was a visitor
of Mrs. Ivan Sayers last week.
Mr.. Thomas Cannon has returned
from his visit home, having been as
sent three weeks.
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TOWNSVILLE.

Saturday and Sunday with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Bohn. This
Is the first time Mr.. Bohn has visited
his parents for over two years, az he
was conductor on trolley car and
sustained an accident. breaking a
bone in his back and causing him 10
20 to the hospital several times 10
have pieces of bone taken out. We
are very glad to see him so much I'M
proved after two years of suffering.
Mrs. John Spurrier spent one day
recently with Mrs J. T. Stoner
The Methodist Protestant Church
will hold an Easter festival Thursday
and Saturday nights. free attractions,
and Rev. Brown. of Montana, will de-
liver an old time darkey sermon
A mound social was held at the
residence Of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton
Nusbanm on Friday evening, Various
games and music were INDUCED In
until a late hour, when all we're IN
vited to the dining room TO partake
of refreshments. Among those pres
ent were. Mesgrs and MesdameR-
Clinton Nusbaum, Luther DeNilblssi
Weldon Nnsbanm, Elmer Pitungcrt
Oscar Crimes: Misses-Firgie Hum
bert, Marie Eyler, Esther schnaber
Bessie Bohn, Elsie Baumgardner
Mamie Nugbaum. Goldie Jacobs. Grace
Keefer. Mary schnaber. Irene Ecker,
Mary Six. Mary Boone. Edith
Long. Marie Baumgardner. Portia
Fleagle. Cora Hoffman. Ida Fkc.
Megsrg-Joe Warner. Marshall Site
u. Oryille Bonn, Charles Bowman
Glenn Keefer. Frank Grabili. Norman
Bohn, Robert Ecker. Albert EakeT
Leslye Lynn, Domino Gallow. Glenn
Fltze. Charles Boone, Bruce SIX
Charles Wilson. Meryin Rooms, Floyd
Smith. Norman Phillips. Lester Long
Mr.. Merton Spurricr recently lost
a valuable horse.
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l.. :. STR0UT, Farm Agency.
EDWARD W. CASE, Manager
2lI East Man Street,
Westminatef. NJ.
{. ! +. Phone, l22.
{. GP. Phone l2

Have for auieE sale the following me
farms homes An1 orchard lands EHsy
terms nd possession - one
10 line -. neHH poultry md fruit firm
Hns improvements RIB soil nHs valet
timber and fruit. 3 II I cuttings alfalfa
uaF year; having an average Of 30 from
eyre old HlpBc. per mouth. thu winter
fHIer only $50
isi=2n are firm. good fruit. timber
water. fair buildings. Hill Hnt 80 worth
lumber Price 9Iz0O
1910 HaHs farm, nth good improve
nents4 cut Int ysar - tons Of Hay land
lles vel, nHs fruit water nu1 timber
Prize only 500. for quick sale VIII In
Guide ! aeFsa growing grim.
1915 aefs farm. fuE S3s11. ~ % aero
hume, z2D111 - l4s acre, y. farm
slnn0 fihe home IN Westminster. siia0.
10 MoneK making neaeH orchard. IL
heres af land. : planted 10 YEar tres
realized last year nearly SO fHam nHarh
cTnp over Eii0 from wheat coll One
cup should pay Tor orchard Trice only
500 worth all 81 xia11
For full information call On or address
/ W. Gase. Westminster. nj
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DuniiC SAIL
Valuable Farm
At DrnninKz. In Carroll County.

The undersigned. attorney II factor
IaIr . Carroll county =Iarea#sd. I'll
I'll - public sale - ii premises uH
= i liberty RaHd ut DauHnFa Ia
Franklin district. = J o'clock p m.
SATURDAY. APRIL 9Th. 1919.
tt farm q tie Iate Elhanan 4.
IIalnez. containing = 4eTes, : Hsods
md ss+ Square HHrehHz o. Land.
more af Is=a. HHlCh II improved = a
SEVEN room Frame Dwelling House,
18th basement. ban barn and other
necessary farm buildings. to pumpB
nd orchard he and + II a GOOD
zIale = cultivation and i convenient
i located n relation 10 churches and
schools
Terms Of Sale The purchaser all
b required 10 pa ons=IhiTd OF The
purchase money cab, one=Ihird In
three months nd tIa balance n aix
months fram d. o sale. OF al cash
n tha option IF tt purchaser. The
purchaser all ne required 10 give
nalrs sith approved security. Nth
interest
At the same tine and place VII be-
aad - personal RHapeft. O. he ate
Elhauan !. Halnea. l. Minnie V.
lIainez
MICHAEL :. WALSH.
Attorney fer the heirs q Elhanaa 4.
IIalnez.
Ella y. Davis. Auetionecr
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FOR MATCHING

Eggs. Eggs. Eggs My Egg Produe.
ton is 20 great that | siil eut The prize
at Il q for Ii delivered by Parcel i'ozt
Tn coek and pulleta that supplied ny
yards cost 81. 90 from BaltImof. sho.
1912 Bought OF W. Il Graves. Mas
CaHh witn order Reference Sykes
vile National Bank.
/. II. MELLOR,
mar i46t sykeaYille. Md.
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First Straphanger-Sir, you have
your hand in my pocket.
Second ditto fevidently married.
Oh, pardon me- vas wondering how
| happened to have all that loose
change-Boston Transcript.
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NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given 10 all persons
and bodies. corporate or polite, 10
whom It mas concern. thai they
MUST OBTAIN l LICENSE,
or renew the same, on or before the
FIRST DAY or MAY. 1913,
according 10 the provisions Of the
Code of Public Laws of the State Of
Maryland ELIAS y. DAVIS.
Sheriff of Carroll County, Md.
mar 2S 5I
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LN0R sALE-An attractive home.
i situated II AIsHia. Nd. con -
aiHtiug Of house. barn. and other -.
out buildings all N first class con
dition. acres ground: possession givsn
any lime. Address
fab IL. J. HARRY BLOCKER.
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EXECUTORS PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE FARM
Near sykesylIle. Carroll County. Md

~ virtue Of the power Of sale con
tanned In The last viii and testament
OF Manella L s. jenkins. late Of Gaf-
roll county. deceased. aud pursuant
to m order Of the Orphans Court Of
Carroll county passed on The III day
OF August. 1912. the undersigned *
eeutoTa named IN sad vii VII offer
at public sale On the premises. near
SyEsEYIlie. Carroll county. Maryland,
on
TUESDAY, APRIL slh. 1913,
at o'clock p. N, IL that valuable
farm known as BBKdad' situated #
the Intersection Of The public road
leading from The tom O SyEeayIIIa
10 Tho Washington road aud the White
Rock fuad from sFke=Yllla TO HerrsIt
In Carroll county. Maryland. contain.
inK 2ls Acres Of Land. more ur e
This farm aaIolnz the land Of Richard
X Bennett. Howard AaTfsld. Joseph
Brown and Frank Dorsey. and IT'S
aeTes - It are n valuable OK I'D
chestnut timber and Ihr remainder Il
aid land Il under cultivation I'd
liez In ono Hady without EHInR divided
by a county road THIS property II
Improved b. = TO al uuH=AaIf HiuHy
frame dwelling. arm. carriage houHs
corn crib wagon shed chicken house
meat huuFe and other necessary OF,
+ buildings There H. \ vel q gafei
at he houH= and zpriuE Of EaIai
near tn barn The nclda ar vel
watared am lie srll for Easy fillags
aud are susceptible = HIKh state u
cultivation. Til property i N
three md nus-half miles from sykes
VILE and > IN the heart OF = ri
agricultural section and - attractive
and desirable community
Terms OF ale - prescribed y -
order o. Court Dpu-third cash on IL
dHy Of ale . OF tho ratification there.
Of by tie 0rphanB' Court Of Carroll
county. aud The residue u iwa equa
inHIallmsnta 81 months and !.
months from The day % Halr tn
credit payments i h occurred y -
bonds uf single Ills d til purchaser
or purchasers VII sufficient security
bearing interest from The lay = HaIa
or al cash = tn option O the nurrH
agef or purchasers
! ELLA T.. WAKEFIELD.
FRANK : NERO ER0S.
! Executors u Il I. s Jenkins. d
ceased
/ bond 4 farke SolIeitofa>
/ Joseph Y Berrctt. AuetISheer
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Town Properties and Farm Land
Real Estate Of every description
For Sale b.
THOMAS & COMPANY.

Fine property on Fair Ground Hill,
house and lot, six rooms. frame house,
city water and fruit.
Fine residence East Main street. all
modern conyeniencea. eleven rooms,
brick structure. water and lighting.
Fine residence East Main street. all
modern conYenlences. 10 rooms. brick
structure, water. heat and lighting.
We have eight or ten farms OF all
sizes for sale; also Two farms 10 rent
Anyone desiring to purchase prop
erty In Westminster we have a num-
Der listed With us and 1t will pay TO
see VI before purchasing.
THOMAS & COMPANY.