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The Glasgow courier., 1915-12-17

Der and cement ...................... 1876
Imperial Lumber Co., lumber. 550.20
Piper Howe Lumber Co., bridge
lumber 1O2.6O
Illinois Steel Bridge Co., con-
tract price Beaver Creek
bridge $4,000
Illinois Steel Bridge Co., Ex-
ira metal Beaver Creek
bridge (disallowed) ............... $500
The following claims on the poor
fund were audited and allowed:
F. C. Miles, corn for poor
farm 4|.IO
Midland Chemical Co., chemi-
cal supplies for poor farm. 1850
J. L. Truscott, supplies for
poor farm Observation-Disclosures 69.O8
C. H. Richardson, salary su-
perintendent poor farm ...... $500
Anna Richardson, salary ma
tron poor farm .................... 1900
Moore Telephone & Telegraph
Co., poor farm phone rental 400
C. H. Richardson, assigned
VIM. Peters, plowing land at
poor farm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
Lewis -Wedum Co., supplies
poor farm Observation-Disclosures. 1.5O
G. H. Adams, beef for poor
farm 1o.oU
T. M. Patten, refund special
poor tax 42.OO
M. J. Mcmahon, refund special
poor tax ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. L.OU
Adolph Engstrom, refund spe-
cial poor tax Observation-Disclosures. 200
House of Good Shepherd, care
of delinquent children.: 5000
Deaconess Hospital, care of
poor 1880
State Bank of Nashua, cash
advanced county poor....... 91.1O
Imperial Elevator Co., coal for
poor 11.3O
Columbus Hospital, care of
Jas. Welch ....................... 1875
Glasgow National bank, as
signed F. M. Pierce, repair
wagon, poor farm .,...,,.......... 1900
U. G. Morrison, care of Ed.
Kappack (disallowed) ....,.. 48.0O
At IL o'clock, on motion, the board
took a recess until 2 o'clock p. m.
PETER A. WEST,
! Attest: Chairman.
w. B. SHOEMAKER,
Clerk.
At 2 o'clock p. M, December g.
1915, the board of county commits
sioners of Valley county, Montana
resumed pursuant to morning recess
All members and the clerk present.
The following general fund claims
were allowed:
Jake Altmeyer, refund of
The Glasgow courier., 1915-12-17

At 10 o'clock a. M, December 10,
1915, the board of county commits
sioners of Valley county, Montana, re-
sumed. All members and the clerk
present.
Bond of D. L. Blankenship, justice
of the peace, Hinsdale township, was
examined and approved.
Application of Geo. Hanson for re-
lease on bond of D. L. Blankenship
was received, and on motion, granted,
said release to date from December
10, 1915.
Board resumed checking juror and
witness warrants issued by clerk of
district court for fiscal year ending
November 80, 1915.
At 12 o'clock noon board took re-
cess until 2 o'clock p. M, December
10, 1915.
PETER A. WEST,
Attest: Chairman.
w. B. SHOEMAKER,
Clerk.
The Glasgow courier., 1915-12-17

Judge Bourquin fined the Helena
independent and it's editor, Will A.
Campbell, S6l7.95 for contempt, the
case involving the publication of an
The Glasgow courier., 1915-12-17

At 2 o'clock p. M, December 8,
1915, the board of county commits
sioners of Valley county, Montana, re-
sumed, all members and the clerk
present.
The board proceeded to check jur-
or and witness warrants issued by
the clerk of the district court for the
fiscal year ending November 30, 1915.
On motion, D. L. Blankenship is
hereby appointed justice of the peace,
Hinsdale township.
At 4 o'clock p. M, on motion, the
board adjourned until 10 o'clock a. m.
December 10, 1915.
PETER A. WEST,
Attest: Chairman.
w. B. SHOEMAKER,
Clerk.
The Glasgow courier., 1915-12-17

proved.
Report of w. B. Shoemaker, clerk
and recorder of fees, received for
quarter ending November 80, was
examined and approved.
At II o'clock noon, on motion, the
board took recess until o'clock p.
m., of even date.
PETER A. WEST,
Attest: Chairman.
w. B. SHOEMAKER,
Clerk.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1915-03-06
North East

Mr. Floyd White has had the old
Haley building torn down and is build
ing a residence and ice cream factory
OH the site.
Nearly ,all the ahad gillers are
ready to leave for the fishing grounds
and good season is hoped for.
Harry Pierson has moved here from
Principle and lives in one of the Sim
coe houses.
The revival is still going on in the
NJ +. Church, with over 100 profess
ing conversion. There was a large
congregation present last Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Howard West and children. of
Media, Pa, spent the week past with
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Rose.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Reeder, of Will
mington, spent several days with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Reeder.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Arrison are on
an extended visit to their sons in
Washington, d. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Worthy Cos!ett are
spending their honeymoon with his
mother.
Ernest Biddle moved back here from
Elktoa last week.
John T. Harvey has again become a
resident of our town.
DR.. Collins has moved his office to
the former residence of DR.. Worrall.
The ladies of St Johns Church will
hold a Necktie Social at the church
Friday evening, March y.
Richard Lilly moved from here to
Chase, Md, on Wednesday.
Mrs. James Jones moved to Havre
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Perryville

Mrs. Amos Schlosser, of Whining
ton, was the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry White, the past week.
Mrs. Ida Jones is spending a wecl;
in Wilmington.
Mrs. Asa Stephens entertained the
Ladies' Art Circle on Wednesday at
ternoon last.
Mrs. David Hoffecker, of Whining
ton, visited her daughter, Mrs. James
Norris, the past week.
Apache Tribe No. 40, l. o. R. NJ,
will visit Manzanita Tribe No. 1876 at
Chase, Saturday evening, March 6. All
members of the tribe are requested to
meet at the Jr. o. U. A. M. Hall at
$3.50 D. M, sharp, in order to join in a
BODY and march to the depot to leave
on the 1921 train. They will wear
costume and Perryville Band will &C
company them.
Mr.. Frisby Cochran spent Wednes-
day last in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry McMullen and
daughter, Vera, of Wilmington, were
the guests of Mr.. George Rutter and
family on Sunday last.
Miss Helen Little spent Sunday last
with relatives in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Ralph lowering, of near Phila-
delpha. visited relatives in town last
week.
Nd Edward Stephens moved his
family near Oxford on Tuesday last.
There will be no moving pictures
on this Saturday night on account of
some of the management being out of
town.
Mr.. George L. Boyd and daughter,
Kathryn, spent Saturday last in Balti-
more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Winchester,
Mrs. Clarence Cole and Miss Miriam
Kelsey were Philadelphia visitors the
past week.
Mr.. John Thomas has occupied the
house lately vacated by Mr., Oliver
Smeltzer on Broad street.
Mr.. William Baker has occupied the
house lately vacated by Mr.. Morton
Jackson.
Thomas Snowden, colored, charged
with assault and battery upon Mrs.
Julia Washington, also colored, at
Frenchtown, on Wednesday last, was
given a hearing before Justice H. NJ.
jackson on the same day, and pleaded
guilty He was fined S25 and costs
and in default was committed to Elk
ton jail for thirty days.
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Perryvile Md, February u, 1915.
On M"niay evening, February -. 1913, Rev.
j. II. Be&Cchumu in his serm m at the Perry
VILE NJ. /. Church referred to moving pic
lures ana no mHtter what his intentions were
or now he thought himself understood, the
opinion seems prevalent among the public that
he was attacking the moving pictures because
OF immoral pctUres that were being exhibited
He also made reference to the effect the NOV
my pictures were having on the children of
the town
As an responsible for the character of pic
lures that are exhibited in this town. | would
not consider ! had flu f'lcd my ddty to the
public if | allowed this incident to pass with
out saying something in defense of the charac-
ter Of our pictures.
The pictures exhibited in our hall are of the
peSt, IRON a moral and an instructive stand
point, which Tact can be proven by our pat
ron,. These pictures ere passed by a Board
Of Oonsors, b'!ure being allowed to be exhibit
ed and this board is composed of people who
are GENERALLY the best t. be found and who
could not afford TO sacrifice their respective
characters to pass anything that was not Just
rrtt, morally on otherwise
In reference to the statement by Mr. Beau
chimr Of the effect the pictures were having
on the children. while | do n; concur with
.he oinni"n Il, expressed by him, ! I'm willing
10 aunt mat children ere easily impressed
WIN certain things that they may see or hear
bNt ~ me SANE mo when nc children are in
the nall .""hn" at moving pictures they are
not '"nnln" the town street and in consc-
qGthe" are E'rt away from the foundations of
the ~tr,,t.
/, h,s been and is the idea to have the NOV
my picture .ur tn hcnafi; of the town peup!e
ahd an at the opinion ths the reference
MtGe ~ Mr. Eoauchamp was unnecessary as
wen - Nn''lr To tn" man" cement of the NOV
my pictures, representing the .r O. U. a. NJ
F. NJ. COCHRAN.
Man gar Peryyiile Moving Picture Show
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Resolutions Adopted By Hospital

The following preamble and resolu-
tions were adopted Monday by the Di-
rectors of the Union Hospital:
Whereas, the Harrison Federal anti
narcotic law in effect this day in re-
gard to the sale and distribution of
narcotic drugs may work an apparent
temporary hardship to certain citizens
of cecil county, and
Whereas, The Union Hospital of
Cecil county is anxious and willing to
help these unfortunates but not to
furnish them a future home for fur
ther indulgence in vicious and de-
structive habits, therefore be it
Resolved, That the hospital will re-
ceive drug habituees under the fol-
lowing conditions:
l. That there is room available
2. That the patient, his physician,
and his friends agree to cooperate
with the hospital in it's efforts to break
up the habit.
3. That the general rule that pa
tients may be attended by their own
physicians will apply, but all drugs
and medicines must be administered
to the patient with the full knowledge
of the Superintendent as to character,
composition and quantity of said drugs
and medicines.
4. That detailed written report as
to drugs and their administration in
each case must be submitted each Sat
urday by noon by the Superintendent
to the Chief of the Medical Staff.
5. That the hospital will enforce the
general regulation as to dismissal in
cases of willful infraction and disre-
gard to the rules of discipline and will
be guided by the opinion of the Chief
of the Medical Staff as to whether an
honest effort for cure is being made
by those who have agreed to aid in
etfecting it.
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nN IS Head Horses, Mules, Colts

Nos. l and , Pair Grays 10 and ~ years
old 1900 lbs. each, mare and gelding. Mare
in foal to Corners Percheron. This is a great
team; cannot hitch them wrong.
No S-Gray Gelding, II years old. 300 lbs,
good al laround horse; would make good cart
horse.
No. Gray Horse, 1900 lbs, good worker.
No. Bay Horse, good worker and driver.
No. 6-Bay Gelding, 8 years old, Is hands,
100, good family general purpose horse !;
can step along good.
No. I Bay GeIding, 8 years old. good all
GROUND farm horse
No. Black Gelding, 8 years old good
anywhere you put him.
No. 9-Bay Mare, s years old, l5ai hands
high, in foal to Corners Porchcron. This is
a fine road mare and general purpose mare.
No. 10 Brown Mare years old. in foa
to Williams Bros. Percheron good all-around
mare.
Nos. II and - Pair of Mules. weight 5000
great team don't know when they are over
loaded Would make great woods team
Don't miss them.
No. ID Colt, coming , years old, good one
No. IA Cherry Roam Mare Colt, out of No
$. This is = danly. Sired by Williams Bros
Percheron.
No. 10 Bay Mare Colt. Dam No. :. big
No Is Bay Colt good one.
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3 Grade Dairy Cows

One with calf at her side, other milking.
Ie;.rlnp grade Holsten bull. 10 Hogs
brood sows Berkshire, will farrow in April {:
white SOW. will farrow in May; Shoats.
weight about 10 lbs
Wagons horse Thornhl wagon capacity
5000 lbs. equipped with McDougal lock- been
| used but little: 2-horsc wagon lin. tread, will
carry 5000 lbs, good handy wagon for any
thing milk wagon, carriage, built by Burns
Bros. good as new run@bout, speed cart. II
good one; old buggy, carriage poles. yokes
and straps. light poles. 3-horse rig for road
wagon.
Harness i set, lead. , sets double carriage,
l set extra good sets single driving harness.
pair check lines, horse checks. blankets.
collars, brides, halter and straps.
Machinery Dccring binder. McMormick
mower, hay rake New Idea manure sprcader
New Way corn planter with fertilizer attach
mont: Empire grain drill, spring tooth disc
md spike hawOws, Iron Age double cultivator,
single cultivators, loft. hay skids, white
pine; hay rigging, roller Oliver pows 3
sets doubletrces, 3-horse tree single-trees and
nCck-yokes, hey fork, rope and blocks, . log
chains. , cant hooks, , cross-cut saws cutting
box. pairs breast chains lot odd chains,
ropes. forks, shovels, hoes and lot of other
small stun handy on farm. This machinery
is all as good ms new. Corn by barrel. 100
tomato crates.
TERMS CASH. but months credit may be
given If the purchaser gives a bankable note,
discount added. Sale to commence at II m.
sharp
A. NJ. McNAMEE.
Hindman auct
N. B-Also at the same time and place,
Good Horse. years old. worker and driver
Gmar-lt' ROBERT GATHER.
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Is Head of Cows ~

Most of these cows are good. big mixers
and are just ready for business. mostly fresh
ones b"!i nee close springers. All good size
and young. Fine Young Bull Durham heirer
fresh in March: ten head calves. ranging in
BYE from to 10 months; heifers
from my best cows are bulls. Holstein and
GUernscy. Nice Boar Pig, nine months old
PUuitry-About 100 laying hens. mostly Bar
red Rocks % Indian Runner ducks they
surely produce the eggs. mediator and
brooder.
implements, Wagons and neutrality-suspicious.
wagon. light runner; 2-horSc wagon. low
down gear, side and back lock; jaeger wagon
good as new; leather top buggy, Pogue's
make; break cart, of the best Mccormick
binder, Mccormick mower, both in good order :
hay rake, hay tcdder, Iron Aye potato plan
ter enc of the best | think corn planter in
good shape, Glover Leaf manure sprcad,r
nearly new: corn shelter, nearly new:
double disk harrow, spring-tooth harrows.
one new; log roller, new spike harrow, 2
Iron Age corn workers, unc-horSc cultiva-
tors, new bob-Sled. complete butcher sleigh
lime sled seiEhs, extra pole, iron hog seal
der. iron hog trnughs, whCcbHrruw seed
sower, whoelbarrow. Harness sets brccch-
band. set stIge. sets lead, sets break cart
or jaeger, sets buggy harness; collars.
ncfrly new; halters, brides, lines, fly nets
etc blankets. clippers.
Mis:eant ous-32-ft cxten-ion ladder loft
ladder, double and singlc-trc"s yokcs forks
@hovtIs, bars, hoes, dri rs, etc, > prndstones
grain cradle. hay forks. knives, rope and
blocks, new l,-tpu block lcutchi hoist patent
JACK most or wire Strotchcr. new 3-gII SprGycr,
n'N"r used: onc-m;.n ice pillow, in good shape.
ice hooks, maui and wedges. axes. BEEN and
poise, block and fall tree trimmer. nose bag
n; IL Of all kinds. sleigh bells. beef g.tmbrrl
iced bags, tar rope and many other articles
which will be gathered together by day of
sale. Corn by barrel. ipplcs. potatoes and
"'ts by bushel. about 1000 IT. scantlng in 2x4
20, 2X6. mostly left. lengths and Fin oak
plank, II to is II lengths pieces 6xS-2S. |
piece 6NS.2j and pieces 6xS-l6. oak: 1000 #.
Gin. weather boarding, clear poplar, seasoned.
In fact there is about a whole frame for II
house l2X2s IT,. and Il chicken house l2x22 IT,
ais, some boards etc
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%, 4 Head of Horses

No. l. Harry, black horse. 3 yrs. VT. 1900,
single line leader in fact you can't hitch him
wrong. don't think there is better all
around horse in the county No. 2, Joe, sorrc
horse. yrs, VT. 1900 lbs. "A splendid saddle
and general purpose animal; No 3. Fred,
sorrcl horse ~ yrs, VT. 1900 lbs. a leader
and No. farm horse; No. 4, Prince, buy
horse. II yrs. W.T. 100 lbs, splendid work
horse.
Pair Young Mules yrs VT. 22OO lbs. They
are good team and haven't fault Any one
W. ntinr good team won't 90 wrong in buy
ing them. They are broken single and dou-
b. and one is :; leader
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3 Head Cattle Ws

Half of these cattle are registered and grade
Hoistein.
No. / Hinkc Clothide DeKol. I'd 1850 ;
8 years old. Fresh
No. Aggie Dorinda Pietertie DeKol,
1854: years old.
No Emma Sarcastic Mercedes DcKol, No.
2@09O5; coming years old
No. iearling Hefer out of No , and by
King Sewis Enterprise. l34l3T.
No. D d. Ia!F out of No. ,. by Emma
Sarcastic Mercedes Den"i, ~, '' oG5
No: King Segis Enterprise. l34l31. Drop
ped June 1913
No. and year old Holstcin Hcifers ;
fresh AMI close sprngers.
Balance good Dairy Cows
HoIstein Yearling Bulls : H,stcin
Yearlinr Heifnl..
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q HORSES

No. /, Princess, black mare, yrs, PAGER.
sound. VT. $50. sired by Pencdder as good "a
general purpose mare any owns. will
work wherever hitched can go out and step
fast you care to ride: No. 3 Trixie. black
m;.re, yrs sired by Pencader, W.T. 1850,
sound trCt pace, of the kind it is a
These mares worth looking after; No. 3.
Snip, bay colt yrs, sired by Waldemar,
sound and promising colt, has been worked
some light; No. /. Lady. bay mare. VT. 1850,
fine work and brood mare single line leader.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY al PUBLIC SALE
FOR BARGAIN HUNTERS
Monday, March 8, 1915
At my resid' nee, mile East Of Rising Sun, Nd.

Having rented my farm | will SCH all my
stock, implements, farm machinery and vchi-
cles ! have no further use for same. This
is to be Il rlnln SNNrrn- slrn.
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Live Stock Notice

| have been notified by the Secretary, c..
W. Melville, of the State Live Stock Sanitary
Board Baltimore that, From the 9TH day of
January, hogs and cattle in Cecil County can
be moved by securing the permit from any
member of the Live Stock Sanitary Board or
its agent, without cost. upon their applying
to the State Live Stock Sanitary Boards Of
fee in writing to DR.. G. H. Grapp of P,rt
Deposit. There will be no charge for in
speeding cattle hogs for shipment except
where the cattle or hogs are shipped out of
Cecil county then DR.. Grapp will issue fed
eral as well as a state permit. In regards 20
public sales, they be held in the usual way.
except where the property lies close to the
state line. then, the State Live Stock Sanitary
Board. upon being notified would have some
one of its representatives inspectors there
to examine the cattle and hogs and issue per-
mits for the delivery of the same"
HENRY l.. CONSTABLE,
Jny9-tf# States Attorney for Cecil County
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FARMING IMPLEMENTS. ETC.

Two-horse Acme farm wagon. nearly new
market wagon, buggy no-top wagon, gravel
bed. hay flat Deere moving machine, 6-foot
cut: Mccormick horse rake, new plank roller,
2-horsc Buckeye wheel cultiNator, l-horse
cutivators, good spring-tooth harrow, new
disc harrow. spike harrow, Oliver Chilled No.
40 Syracuse plow. South Bend pillow, potato
plow, wagon jack, wagon umbrella, grind
stone cross-cut saw, hay rope, single, double
and threc-horse trees. cider barrels. meat bar
rcls, post digger, COW chains AMI lot of other
chains, moving and bush scythes, shovels. hoes,
r,kes forks, etc. HARNESS 2 sets OF breech
harness. set lead harness, 3 sets pillow harness,
set milk wagon harness. set single harness.
brides, hilters. collars and lines.
Misceiianeous-One-h interest in 10 acres
of wheat in the ground: % Laying Hens.
Hay by the Ton. Corn by the bushel. Two
iO-quart milk cans l 20-quaFt can. chunk
stove. No Model Bride Kitchen IL, 7Te; large
Cupboard and small Cupboard.
NOTE. The above farm has been sold. al. |
| will sell this property for whatever it will
bring. vii! commence sale at | O'CLOCK
SHARP.
Terms of Sale ALL sums under $50, cash,
on sums of $40 and over credit of six months
will be given, the purchaser giving note with
approved security. and interest added.
JOHN w. YOCUM
jos +. Holt. auct.
Also at the same time and place of the above
| will sell the following Horses = No. |,
Harry. iron gray horse, coming 4 years old.
weight 1900 lbs. thoroughly broken and IA
great colt No. =. May brown mare. years
old sired by Attraction s., and good driver.
No 3, Bill. bay horse years old. sound and
good driver | am not Offering these horses
to appraise them, but to sell, AS | have more
than have for.
WALTER B. SCARBOROUGH
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HOGS

IN HOGS
NINE BROOD SOWS Four of these are
.. !. c. a. fine as money can buy. o. |. c.
Board. 10 o. l. c. Shorts.
POULTRY-75 White Leghorn LAYING hens
E!kton F@rm stock. 81 Indian Runner ducks
: Geese, 20 Guinoas. ! New lncuDa tor
FARM IMPLEMENTS.
Two farm wagons, II. 10. 10 IT. crocodile
| Mccormick binder. new Osborn Mower /
new l2-hose disk drill. no better ever went
into a field; l new lime spreader, | new j. |.
G. corn planter. new J. /. c. sulky cultivi-
tors. new hand cultivators, | new j. l. c.
double disk harrow, / roller , new sulky
plows, j. |. c.: 3-horse plows. / 2-horse
plow | 10th Century manure spreader lot of
i-horse 3-horse, 2-horse and l-horse trees.
forks, shovels, hoes, etc.
hARNESS-Three sets breech harness. 6
sets chain harness, cart harness. set single
harness, brides, halters. &c.
HAY BY THE TON, CORN BY THE BUsHEL
100 bushel Seel Potatoes.
] Cream Separator.
Milk Cans, Buckets, etc.
TERMS An sums of $50 AMI under cash ;
over that amount. credit of 8 months with
approved security. Interest from date. No
goods to be removed until terms are complied
with. THOMAS H. HARLAN
VIM Ewing, auct Manly Drennen, clerk.
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Having quit farming. | will sell where j
now reside on what is known the Mozart
ney piece adjoining Joseph Scarborough S
farm, on the road from Pleasant Hill, to the
telegraph Road
Tuesday, March 18th, 1915
Al One O'clock Sharp, as follows:
% 3 Head Of Horses

Nok l. Mack. fine large bay horse, coming
u years old come and look him over he is
Il fac all around horse. No. =, Brown horse.
IS years old good worker No. 3, Black colt,
coming 3 years old, l6 hands high this is
going to make some horse. don't miss this one.
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PUBLIC SALE
PROPERTY
2 Horses, 2 Cows, | Heifer
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.

One farm wagon, ! market wagon. | run
about l Deering mower, ! 2-horse pillow. Oil
yer Chilled No. 20; l-horse pillow. 50-tOoth
harrow, cultIvators. corn coverer. grind
stone. chicken crates, ! corn worker, | set
wagon harness, set carriage harness. ! corn
shelter, hives of bees, l post hole digger.
broad axe, shovels. forks. pick and post dog.
TERMS OF SALE-All sums of $40 and
under, cash over that amount credit of
: months will be given, purchaser giving note
with approved endorser with interest from
date. JOHN T. PRYOR.
p. NJ. Groves. auctioneer.
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Public Sale
Personal Property

Having rented my farm known as the Beste
Farm. situated on the Blue Ball road. between
Elkton and Chiids Station. b. & o. r. R.
] will sell at public sale on
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9 HEAD OF CATTLE fAr

consisting of FOUR GOOD Mich COWS, all
in profit, with calf by her side. 3 Heifers
coming years old. Heifers. coming year
old.
HOGS-l fine Brood Sow and Pigs. 2
Shoats, will weigh about 50 lbs each.
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Monday, March 18th, 1915

At 10 O'clock, rain or shine, the following
personal prop rty to-wit:
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1915-03-06

AS Attorney for the owner. Edward T..
Plummer. the undersigned will offer at public
sale. at the Court House door, in the town of
Elkton, on