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RAILROADS
MIST SHOW
BOAT STOCK
cOMnfRc: COMMISSION TO
KNOW ALL THEIR INTERESTS
BEGINNING OF AN INvEsTleA-
TIoN AUTHORIZED LAST YEAR
WHEN liEw LAW WAS PASSED
BY coNiREss.

WASHIN GTON. March IL - The
interstate commerce commission to-
day ordere all railroads to submit a
complete listory of their ownership
and intere It's, ON June 80. 1912, in
vessels eligaged in freight trans
portation sf coastwise or foreign
trade or Il rough the Panama canal.
The inform lation must be filed Dy
April 18th.
This is he beginning of an inves-
tigation al thorized by congress ias'
year, when law was passed making
1t unlawful for common carriers &c
hold inter SITS in water lines Win
which they compete
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HUERIA MAY
ESTABLISH A
DICTATORSHIP
PRESIDENT OF MEXICO IS ]
SERIOUSLY CONSIDERING IT
PROVISIONAL HEAD MAY DIS
SOLVE REPUBLIC BECAUSE OF
BATTLE or POLITICS IN CHAM
RER OF DEPUTIES.

MEXICO CITY. March IL Owing
to the bitter battle of politics which
is being waged against the Huerta
government in the chamber of dep
uties by the followers Of Madero it
is declared today that Huerta is So
riously considering dissolving the re-
public and establishing an absolute
dictatorship.
General Felix Diaz Is reported to
be suffering with complete nervous
collapse.
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SOFIA, March IL - A wireless
message sent from Adrianople by
Commander Shukri Pasha was in.
tercepted by the Bulgarians today. 1t
stated that the besieged garrison
could not hold out more than week
longer.
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STOCKS LOSE
100000 on
TlILK OF War
VfAkNfSi IN MARKETS Is
CAUSE) BY PRESS COMMENTS
WAR TAD FALLING HEAVILY ON
RICH n GERMANY AND THE
EMPERs,R MUST DIG UP TO
EXTENT OF st,soo,ooo.

BERLIN March IL - There was
further We akness on the bourse to-
day rs the result Of press comments
On the raj e between Germany and
France FOR armed supremacy. 1t is
estimated hat values of stocks and
bonds havs shrunk $1,000. 900 and
the war 4 < is falling heavily on
the rich. The emperor must pay
81 800 900 nd the Krupps $500, 900.
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Allen Seims arrived Sunday from
St. Paul, Mimi, and is visiting his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Seims
at their winter home on South
Beach street. Mr.. Seims is rail-
road contractor.
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WOMAN Held
ON CHARGE
OF MURDER
is SAID TO HAVE KILLED
HER HUSBAND IN MEMPHIS
1T Is CLAIMED SHE FOLLOWED D
MAN TO HOME OF ANoTHER r
WOMAN WHO WAS ALSO
WOUNDED IN ARM.

MEMPHIS, March IL Mrs.
Augustus Schrieber was arrested here
today charged with the murder of
her husband. 1t is claimed the wo-
man trailed her husband to the
home of another woman. where a
quarrel took place.
1t is charged that during the quar-
rel the woman shot and killed her
husband, and it is also said that an
other woman giving her name as Mrs
L. A. Lowell, was shot in the right
arm.
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ONE KILLED AND EIGHT HURT
IN CINCINNATI CAR ACCIDENT
STREET CAR JUMPS THE TRACK
AND CRASHES INTO AN APART
MENT HOUSE AT LUDLOW
AVENUE TODAY.

CINCINNATI, March IL - Garrett
Cook was killed and eight persons
were badly injured when College
Hill street car, outbound, jumped the
track and crashed into an apartment
at Ludlow avenue today. Charles
Bierlnan died from his injuries.
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RAILWAY EMPLOYEES CAN BUY
FOOL ISTUFFS At REAL COST
rlRsT OF CHAIN OF STORES oP-
ENEp rs NEW YORK TODAY
sTRlcTlY FOR EMPLOYEES OF
THE RAILWAYS.

NEW YORK. March IL = The
first of chain of. stores to be es-
tablished iy the New York railways
70 enable the employees to procure
food at cost, was opened today.
Practically every article of food
stuffs is teing sold at 25 to so per
cent below the prevailing prices
charged BIZ the regular retailers.
None but employees are permitted to
patronize he stores and everything
is sold str city for cash.
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TARIFF BILL
MAY DELAY.
The SESSION
PRESIDENT NAY SET APRIL s
IS SPECIAL SESSION DATE
IT S pRoHAHLE THAT NO 9TH
Err BUSINESS BUT TARIFF re-
VISION vlLL BE coNslpKRgD
AT SESSION.

WASHINGTON. March IL After
a conference with President Wilson
today. Congressman Palmer. who was
present with Majority Leader I'm
derwood, said that the extra session
of congress might not be called until
April 9Th. owing to difficulties en-
countered in drafting the tariff bills.
1t was stated that tariff revision
will probably be the only legislation
enacted at the special session.
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FAT JOB FOR SON OF CHAMP
CLARK, SPEAKER OF HOUSE
SLATED FOR APPOINTMENT BY
HIS FATHER AS PARLIAMENT
TARTAN OF HOUSE AT SALARY
OF $4,000.

WASHINGTON, March 12-Benneti
Clark, son of Speaker Champ Clark,
it was learned today, is slated for
appointment by the speaker as par
Humanitarian to the clerk OF the
house at salary of $4,000 a year.
No other candidates have appeared.
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Billy (Single) Clifford and his
merry company will be the attrac-
ton at the New Daytona theater to-
night.
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The hostesses for the library tea
tomorrow, Thursday, March 18th,
will be Miss jolly, Mrs. Robbins
and Miss G. Brewer.
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BRITISH VESSEL SINKS
MEMBERS OF CREW SAVED.

HAMBURG, March 12-The Brit
ish sailing vessel Glenavlon from
Argentine for Hamburg, was sunk in
a gale in the North sea off Helgo-
land island today. All members of
the crew were saved.
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TINkzIIIIII4.

ars Fannie Goodwin and Miss Ruth
seuf OF baltimore. are spending
some time It 81 - Eottage, the
home Of Me-. DaTa Zspp.
Miss Euniee Harden. 81 the brcen
Spring Valley. = spending some time
viii the Misses IIaHHHr.
Mrs. Oster iaEE.msxar and dauEh-
Ter. Of Mobile. N. - spending the
month OF August siIh The formers
parents, Mr.. aud Mr.. II. Lester.
Mrs. ldeson. formerly Mise Rosalif
Beasman, Of Houston. Texas, Is spend
Ing the early fall HIIh her niece, Mrs
T. NJ. Ireland.
Mrs. William sKarIz has returned
having spent some time n Nestmins.
ter as the guest Of her sister, Mrs
Maria Orendorff.
The storm Of August st was very
severe; II struck many places, among
which was the residence of Thomas
ireland, wreeking the southwest cor.
ner, and stunning the turkeys and
chickens.
Quite number Of our people at
tended the funeral Of Mrs Joshua
Peeling, at Providence Church. She
had many friends here.
Rev. W. F. Wright and family are
spending some time - The parsonage.
Fruit is very scare N this vicinity
There will be very little apple butter
made.
DO not forget the Sunday school
picnic, August 23rd. beginning at 2
y. m,
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-llREENMOUNg.

Mr.. I. Benton Ham and famIl5 TO.
turned home on Monday from Penn
Grove Camp, where they spent ten
days.
Mr.. Monroe Armacost, Of Balti.
more. WI spend the week visiting a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. STAINS.
bury.
Rev. J. E. B. Rice, pastor Of the
Third United Brethren Church, York
Pa. spent Sunday with Rev. strine
and preached for him at Mt. Zion and
GreenmonnL churches.
DR.. Morris Shaner, of Baltimore
visited Mr.. William /. Nagle and fam
lily On Sunday.
Rev. D. q. Long, OF AWHILE, Pa.
will preach in the Mt. Zion United
Brethren Church on Sunday morning
afternoon at Greenmount, and II Mt
Union On Sunday evening.
MT. and Mrs. John III. StansburJ
and Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Armaeosi
took q trip to Westminster on Tues.
day IN Mr.. stansbury's auto.
A few Of the people attended the
services at Penn Grove Camp on sun
day, and as usual the train was late
MT. and Mrs. William p. Ham 1t.
tended services at Mt. Union United
Brethren Church last Sunday morn
Ing.
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hTTI.IIERs.

A large crowd Of young folks at
tended Penn Grove Camp last Sunday.
Mrs. H. K. Miller. Mrs. Leonard
Berkheimer and Miss Cora Berk-
heimer spent Sunday visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Miller. at Arlington.
Mrs. Alverta Warner and daughters,
Mildred and Marie, returned to their
home in Baltimore. Monday evening
after spending ten days among rela-
tives here.
Leonard Berkheimer, of near Line
boro, has purchased the property of
George DeHoff. and will move here in
the spring. This property was for
merly owned by Isaiah Miller.
| Harry Brilliant and wife spent Sun
day visiting Arcadia friends.
/ George Face and wife and William
Brown and wife. of Greenmount, visit
ed John X. Miller and family and
Luther Wentz and family last Sunday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Bollinger and
children, Emma and Harry, spent
Saturday and Sunday visiting Jesse
/ Deagen and family. near Hanover.
Pa.
Our Sunday school expects to at
tend St Peters celebration Saturday.
Miss Lottie Hershey of Hanover,
/ Pa, visited her aunt, Mrs Amanda
Lessner, on Monday.
! Mrs. William Frederick visited Bal
timore friends Sunday.
! Herbert Arnold aud wife, of Balti-
more, visited Mrs. Arnold's parents.
George DeHoff and wife. over Sunday.
i Charles Giller Is painting his house.
John X Miller and wife spent
/ Thursday at Hanover, Pa.
! The new house Of John Null is
completed with all necessary out
buildings Mr.. NuIl vii move there
F In the near future
Miss Lola Hare has gone to Hamp-
stead, where she has employment.
! There are several houses in our
village for sale.
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1.-THE LOCUSTS."
! Fine Farm situated In Freedom
District For Sale.

| I'll ell privately the fine farm
known - The LOcusts" owned b Mrz.
1. 7. Gordon cnmm ming and containing
about - ACRES. The Mansion Houss
saa burned this spring. the other IN.
proYementa consist Of tenant house. the
servant house. shop, two bank harna
wagon zhed. baTrack and all other nee.
easary onIbuildings. About 70 Acres
Of il i meadow land. Water i pump.
81 b gasoline engine 10 the buildings.
Plenty 81 fruit. shrubbery, &c. i i
loeaIsH about ; mile from the new zIate
rad ard about four miles from Sykes
vile. Possession can be given IT onee.
Write or call upon
GUY ". STEELE.
Attorney.
july ! t Westminster. I'D.
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THOMAS & COMPANY.
/. :. sTROUT, Farm Agency.
EDWARD ~, CASE. Manager.
81 East Man slHesI.
Westminster. =.

IL - HHHek saEr irs following -
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fHHaz -. HH#=szsInB 90 aHHH
IN - - #fr poultry ard r. IN
#Hs z.#=@ #####HH=. r'.h coil. HH= -
EmH=# - Int. . Zee a cuttings ##HzIIz
80 - #####E Hu .HrfHE# - - IN
eHH# - ##### per HuHtH - =z#HEE
ETIH# 80 -
$50 80 farm good fFaII IIzE#E
HHIHE - bindings. 7.Iii fHH -. HaHIH
IHmHs# - HiaHu
- =. -. firm, With good Improve
HHHHHzz - IHzI Eaaf ~ tons IT -. 80
iHaH HHz= he fHaft, water ri fImHHH
frIEH 81 #I5za. for quiEk salH - n
1luaa ! 80 growing grain
l. = aara farm. for Isna ~ zsf.
hams zzzzsu ~ ~ nefn - fam
TIM EIH# Hama iH Westminster. 80
u MaHay making peach orchard :
49, = ~ : plaBtr1 70 ! YezH r.
fHalIz=I 81 HHaF urariy fG1a fEnm HEzEH
EHan. 80 - from wheat zgId o.
gfen #H#HII - for orchard re aHIY
81 18th al 81 $500
- - Information call % o. address
; y 60. Westminster. Nd.
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SATURDAY. AUGUST 18th. 1918.

1aIbhuAAs A08Z0A AuAaaa A"Aos
The undersigned vi offer at public
sale the following valuable farm,
located at Midway. along the road
leading from Jtnlon Mills to st. Bar
tholomew's Church. Myers District,
Carroll county. Nd. eInsistlng OF 50
acres, more or less. including about
Il acres of fine IImberland. adjoining
the lands OF Samuel 1eellng, A. Crum-
rine. Milton BanEerl and others.
The farm IL improved with a fine
set of buildings. 7=room frame house,
bank barn, wagon shed. hog stable,
Hoodhouse, butcher house. running
water at house and barn. and is In
good fencing; fine orchard Of apples,
pears and plnms The farm Is con-
venIent TO church. schools, store and
mill. Property well adapted for poul-
try raising.
Anyone wishing : good home and
valuable farm. should give this prop
arty an examination before day OF
sale by calling On the tenant or the
undersigned at Silver Run.
Terms will be made known on day
of sale. Sale to begIn IT l o'clock
p. m. DAVID =. aEEIlNS.
William Warner. AueIIoneer.
July is ts
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MOrsT4IZTIEn.

Wisner's picnic vas we'll attended
on Saturday. The Pleasant Valley
band was present aud rendered some
fine music. Good order prevailed In
the afternoon and evening.
The Carroll County Reed Band FILL
ed an engagement # Centre picnic on
Saturday.
On Saturday night while four young
people were returning from Wisner's
festival IN one team. the backing
strap broke III descending steep
hill. and each Of IL girls thought
she was clinEinE 10 The lines, but
in place Of that eaeh 8aa holding a
boy IN her arms.
Mr.. and Mra George Sullivan and
SONS, Clark and Melvin spent Sunday
afternoon with MfH suiliean'H par
euts, MIR and Mrs HsrtnH Froch
Mr.. and aTz. Horace aElmau and
daughter Bessie zH.Ht Sunday with
Mrs GeimauH parents II. and MrH.
George MyerH.
Several Of aaF =.HH= people at
tended Christ gHHfHH picnic OH SAT
uTdgg near IdlzIs#Ia.H
Jr Ambrose I##HHs nd son, .d-
ward. o0 Dayton aHzn. a. spending
few weeks III relative. and
friends al Tits nIasa
lii HOah gHIm#H - tie miHiuf-
fH8e o. lose valuable horse bF
death last ResE
TIer, are a present Ten boardcra
.Ta#. s,...HaH= = - Hame of EIr.
#zaH. su0.H=HE. #HHHaIu# their Hum-
#H.aE .., 4li0E-
HI.. Isg#.aH = Baltimore, t.
depending g aHarI =#.auan with Mr.
an Mrs HeuHH IHaZHII.
Sunday school n #IzneFH Sunday.
! August 20. n =. n.
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MEIlIlllsE.

One or our mot highly respected
farmers and neIghbors. Mr.. Jacob
Stermer, after a short illness, died on
Thursday night. lis remains were
laid 10 rest on Sunday morning A
large number Of people we're present
to show their respect.
Misses Minnie Anderson and Mary
Gallon, of Baltimore. and Miss
Gezevies, of Woodstock. are spend
ing a week with Miss Edith Crum-
rine, at The Willows
The Ladies' AID Society of the
United Brethren Church Will meet at
Theodore s. B. FrIdInger's, In Man
chester, Wednesday evening, August
Ii. Everybody Is invited.
John Sholl lost a valuable COW last
week
On Sunday last strange vehicle
passed through our town. IL was a
motorcycle with an attachment to hold
q lady. II had one heavy rubber tire
wheel. 1t was quite curiosity to
our people, being the first of Its kind
seen in this neighbofhood.
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IsIlls8III.s.

His Emlnenee. Cardinal Gibbons
has returned to Union Mills. and Is
now spending feH days with MIR. d,
+. Shriyer.
Mrs. II. w shrIYer Is on visit to
her son-ln-law and daughter, Rev. DR..
and Mrs. H. NJ ]. Klein. Of Lancaster,
Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Bowman, OF
Hanover, were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel p. Froek. Mrs. Bowman's par
ents, last week.
Louis Il. shriYer spent several days
with the WaidheIm campers last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Myers, of
Baltimore, were recent visitors 10 the
family OF Judge L Nelson Koontz.
Mr. Myers works IN the art depart
ment OF the Baltimore American, as
one OF It's field photographers.
Miss Matte Wine1nenner, OF Han
over, is spending aome time with the
family OF Mrs. Il. NIrt Shriyer.
Tho outing of the Reformed Sunday
school OF Silver Run was held In
David Bosses grove. between Union
Mills and Silver Run. on August Z.
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FI.tIIIRYILII..

IT,. section Of the county N EHg
much frightened last Friday aIEsr
noon - IL thunder and Ind zEaTm.
Tn IZhtnIae was terrific although
theIa wasn't any damage Il m e
tenl don. The women Of this nIHgH
wefe =r8uned together 10 be shielded
In ~ house. Nss Walter sHIHlaz
va slightly stunned b. lightning
Just - Hhe reae he'd Mrs. james goeE=
ards. nj Il was only about i INF
hour before she recovered She NaH
in a very nervous condition.
Miss Margaret Gist Is the guazI IF
her aunt, Mrf. Y, Ecker.
Mr. Thomas Buckingham was VS.
tied at week by some Of bIa child
rem. Mrs. Hollie Duyall. Mrs. George
Z. Beasman and son. Roy HuEklng=
ham. Of Baltimore. and t~o grand
children, Miss Mildred nusaII md
George z. Beasman, Jr.
MrH. Charles Warield Is spending
n fea weeks with Mrs Eugene TIayef.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wheatley. Rho
spent the past week with Mrs. Wheat
ley's sister Mrs. Mamie Marion. IN
Baltimore. have returned home.
Miss Helen Hughes Is the guest Of
her sister. Mrs. Emory Barnes.
Little Truth Trayer is spending a
week With her grandmother. Mrs.
George y. Walber, Of Berrett.
Mr.. Allan Hoifman's nieces. Misses
sayers. Of Gambler, spent the past
week With Mrs. Hoffman.
Mrs. Clara Zepp. OF Baltimore,
spent Sunday with her sister. Mrs.
Charles Kroll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thurman ShipieY Of
this place, spent the past Friday With
Mr.. shIpley's parents, at Gambler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gift Waltz were the
guests of Mrs. Murray Kinley Sunday
Mrs. james Mcdonald has returned
home after spending week with her
sister, Mrs. James Hobbs, of Daisy.
Mr.. Walter Shipley, who has ae=
oepted a position in Baltimore. spent
Sunday last with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Warfield
spent last Tuesday with Mrs. Lynn
Trayer. Hoods Mill.
Master Nelson Mcdonald is the only
one On the sick list at present
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FROM NEARBY TOWNS
CHRONICLE OF HAPPENINGS AMONGST
OUR NElGHBORS.
EMORY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Richards and
daughters, Emma and Ethel, of Hamp-
stead, and Miss Mabel Shugars and
Mr. carren, of ReisterstoWn, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas
Mummangh.
Miss Bessie Marshall, of Baltimore,
is visiting Mrs. Carroll Raver.
Messra. Claude Leight, Chester and
Samuel Myers and Misses Eta Myers,
Maria Shilling and Fannie Leight
spent Thursday on the Ghoptank
River.
Mrs. Elmer Kookogy and daughter.
Vivian. of Baltimore, are visiting Mrs.
Marshall Taylor.
Miss Margaret Leight is spending a
few days with Miss eva Shnltz. of
Hampstead.
Mrs. William Ham and SON. Edwin,
and Miss Mildred Scaggs. of Prince
Georges County are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. B. f. Bond and family.
Miss Bessie Rohrbaugh. of Balti-
more, Is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Rohrbaugh.
The Sunday school will hold Its
annual celebration August .. Several
schools Will be present, also the Car
rollton Band. There will be hu-
morous lecture entitled Only Dia-
monds" by the pastor, Rev. DR.. r. Il.
K. Gill.
Mr. Frank Raver lost fine horse
last week. The animal was overcome
by the heat
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Howell Taylor and
daughter. jeanette, OF Medford, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs James
Taylor.
Miss Hazel Zepp is visiting IN the
sandyvil1e neighborhood.
Misses Helen, Sallie aud Mary
Jones, of Pleasant Hill. and Mildred
and Harry Jones, of McDonogh. are
visiting in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Beam and
family. of Patapsco, spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Fulton Roop.
Mrs. Mary and Anna Gil spent
several days last week With their
aunt. Mrs. Wade Walters, Of Pleasant
Hill.
While Miss Maria Shilling and IT.
Chester Myers we're returning from
the Catholic fete they were IN into
BY a horse and buggy thai "a
racing. which upset Mr.. Myers busy
and threw both out, hurting MIHa
Shilling considerably.
N. and Mrs Carroll Rager aud
SON. Robert and Nilsson. and 1F. ana
Mr. Frank Rayer and Miss E#aIa
MafH spent Sunday at Penn Gfaze
camp.
Mr. md Mrs. Elijah blizzard I'D
children spent Sunday with IT. aaa
Mr. Columbus slserOad-
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HILL.

Those who Mrs. Frederick Bllzel
entertained on Sunday were: Mr.
Josephue B. Koontz, wife and two
daughters, Mary and EugenIa, and
Mr.. William b. Koontz and his friend
Miss Edna Ruthrauff, of Westminster
Mr.. Paul Logue, of Playground
Hill. spent Saturday afternoon With
his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs
Joaephue B. Koontz.
Master Edward Bitze1. Of near
Westminster, Is spending a few days
with his cousin, Miss Mary Koontz. OF
Canada Hill.
Mrs. Calvin Starner, Mrs. Edward
starner and little Miss Naomi Hop
kina, spent the weekend In Fred
erick. With Mrs. BERTHE Handley.
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TUESDAY, AUGUST 18th, 1913.

TUESDAY, AUGUST 10Th, 1913.
at 2 o'clock, D. m, all that Yalua q
farm, wherein he now resides, { i
tanning ID Acres, more or less.
The improvements on this farm con-
slst Of large Brick and Frame
Meafherboarded Dwelling Houses
large bank barn, with silo at the barn !:
wash house. wood house and dairy
near the dwelling house; wagon shed.
with corn crib attached; hog house.
engine house and chopping room.
chicken house and other necessary
outbuildinga. There is a neverfaIIIng
spring Of splendid water at the dairy.
and running water at the barn. hog
house and engine house. There Is al
so good apple orchard on the prem
ises
The farm Is well watered BIZ two
running streams; about 40 acres OF
this farm Is as fine farming land as
can be found in the county, and under
a high state of cultivation. There are
about 10or12 acres of splendid pasture
land. and about acres of good young
chestnut timber.
This farm Is situated about 3 IL
miles from Westminster, on the road
a1aaahE AARhA IIuBhtS DldNhhulIn BuDD
on the Westminster and Taneytown
road TO Pleasant Valley; is about :
miles from Pleasant Valley, and mile
from FrIzellburg. and adioins the
lands Of Ira Young, Calvin starner.
Daniel Bangher. Edward Cummings
and others.
The sale Of this farm presents fine
opportunity to prospective purchasers.
Possession will be given April 1st.
1911. The undersigned will be pleas
ed to show anyone, wishing to pur-
chase a farm. over the same.
Terms Of Sale Cash: or reason-
able credit terms may be made BY the
purchaser or purchasers giving notes,
with satisfactory security. bearing in
terest from the day Of sale.
HARVEY NJ. PETRY.
j. ). .. Smith. Auctioneer.
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WEDNESDAY,. AuGnST ism. hal

The undersigned Executor will also
offer at public sale On the premises
hereinafter described on
THURSDAY, AUGUST nth, 1913,
the following valuable real estate
A farm situate on the Westminster
road in Manchester district, Carroll
county, Md, about one-half mile
from Baughman,s Church, adjoining
the lands of Edward Wine, Chestnut
Hill Ore Bank. Israel Deese and MFR.
Ham: containing d Aeres of Land
more or less.
This farm is improved with a sood
two-story frame dwelling house, large
new bank barn. stone spring house,
wagon shed, corn crib. chicken house
and necessary outbulldlngs. There is
good meadow and two streams OF
running water through the farm; a
wind pump. and running water at the
house. barn and hog pen. The build
ings and fences are IN good condition,
and the farm In 4 hIgh state OF Guilt
yation.
Sale to begin at o'clock p. m.
At the same time and place the said
Executor will also offer at public sale
tract OF woodland. situate on the
road leading from the Westminster
road to Union Mills. in said Myers
district, Carroll county. Md. adioin-
Ing the property Of Milton Myers and
others, containing i acres. more or
less.
It the same time and place said Elk
ecutor Will also Offer At public sale a
fodder shredder. ehopning mill and q
large ground scoop
Terms Will be made known on day
Of sales.
CHARLES Z. H0ub Executor.
s. H. Crawford { son Auetioncera.
July % u