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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-02-18
TRUSTEES SALE
- OF
Three Dwelling Houses
On John Street Extended. In Vest
minister. Maryland.

By virtue Of decree of the Circuit
Court Tor Carroll County. passed in
cause No. 1893 Equity. wherein Walter
II. Davis, ct al. are plaintiffs and Ed
gar A. Slagle ct n. are defendants, the
undersigned. Trustees, will offer 1T
public sale on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY q. 1916.
Of o'clock p. m. all those two lots
Nos. IL and Il on the plat filed in No.
4439 Equity fronting 100 feet on the
North side Of John street and running
back lsg feet 10 an alley 1el feel wide.
IN Westminster. in Carroll County,
Maryland. improved With
3 Two-sToRY DWELLING HOUSES.
Lot No. II being the same lot conveyed
BY Simon {. Nusbaum and wife to
Edgar !. Slagle and Arthur V. Moore
NJ tenants in common BY deed dated
April |. 1913, and recorded among the
land records Of Carroll County in Liber
O. ID. G. No. III folio 500.
Lot No. Il being the same lot of land
conveyed b. +. Thomas Babylon and
wife to Edgar A. Slagle and Arthur Y +.
Moore - tenants in common BY deed
dated April !. 1913. and recorded among
the land records Of Carroll County in
Liber o. d. c.. No. III. folio 62s.
Each lot containing 5000 square feet of
land more or less.
Terms of Sale .-0ne-t third cash upon
the day Of sale, or on the ratification
b. the Court. and the residue in two
equal payments Of one and two years
from the day of sale. or al cash at the
option II the purchaser. credit pay
ments 70 bear interest from day Of sale
and to be secured by notes of the pur-
chaser with approved security.
WALTER 4. DAVIS.
EDWARD D. WEANT,
Trustees.
ivan L. Hoff. Attorney.
feb 11.2t W. I. Wilson. Auct.
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F AiHo, aI the same time md nlaea
vii be sold no following personal
/ property. namely:-2 Hork mules. l
lad mule. | driving. working and
riding mare, ! 3sYear old mare coli.
broken I a-year old mare colt, !
s-year old mare colt. ! pair yearIing
mulez. z mileA cows. expected fresh
II sale Nth second calf: l halfer.
9TH calf. J sog With pigs. 6 shoats.
piEa, Acme double wagons, with
beds. spring wagon. win top; !
buggy, trap. ] sleigh. / road cart.
haY carriage. l land roller. z Oliver
Ihilled pIowa. 8 plowa and cuIllya-
Iora. ] sulkeY ploH. l horse rae, !
Ease corn planter. / Superior grain
drill. ! sprinEIooth and l spike tooth
) harrow. : potato ploH. / Champion
mower, lawn mower. Plano. :
Or H=hoHze binder, G n. cut. and
truck. Clover Leaf OF b-horee
manure spreadeH. new; / : Il.
: 7 International Gasoline engine.
truck. saH. belta. etc: l large Roae
fodder cutter: all kind OF harness, ;
saddles. incubator. and broodern.
Stewart clippers, : large pump spray
srs, bicycle grindstone, IRON water
trough, ron Kettle aud stand, black
smith bellows. drill, wise md tools ::
Inll set u carpenter tools, lacks.
fountains. baths. cradle. seythea.
Hhealbarrow. carts, forks. rakes.
shoYels. spades, picks, matIocks,
hoes. erowbar. triple. double an1
single trees. jockey sticks, tubs.
chains, ropes. puIleya. shears, etc. !.
10 feed bins. with several compart-
menIs In each: | porcelain bath tuh
and fixtures, never has been used1 .
household and kitchen furniture
carpets. rugs. etc. about q tons O
hay and 90 barrels Of corn; 1000
bundles Of fodder. etc.
Terms Of Sale Of Real Estate =.
Cash on execution and delivery O
the deed. less deposit Of $500 on ac-
count OF the purchase money for
farm. and $500 On each lot 10 b
paid on day Of sale.
II desired. the undersigned will
take fIrst mortgage lien with the
usual covenants On the farm and On
each lot for Iwo=Ihirds of the pur-
chase money. payable IN equal pay
menIs OF one and two years. with in
terest from day Of sale.
Terms Of sale Of Personal Prom
erty:-On all sums under $1,000 cash !.
on III sums Of $1,000 o. over, a credit
Of nine months will he given on
notes with approved security, bear
Ing interest from the day of sale.
No goods to be removed until settled
for.
Sale viii take place at o'clock
sharp. regardless of weather eondI-
lions.
i Sandwiches will be served at noon.
j sIGMUND r.. TEIsER.
Francis :. Crawford, AnetIoneer.
Feb Ii 81
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sso.G.RRfL FLOUR HIIL
Planned For Inlon bridge To iIa,E
Nen Industry In Operation b.
JuIt ].

Work u constructing \ large mod.
ern hour mill n Union bridge, which
Will have daily capacity Of go bar.
fels. Will be commenced shortly II
II planned Ia nave the structure com
pIeted am IN operation b. the frst
Of July.
The mil vii be built for and oper=
ated by the Union fridge Electric
Manufacturing company. which l. IN
IeresIed IN many enterprises of I'm
lon Bridge. L Is expected the new
building sili cost # least .l5 90.
The structure vii L. built of cor
fugated IRON aud Will be semI-flre
proof. II viii be equipped With the
latest machinery thai II Is possible 10
obtain. Grain for the mil will be
furnished by farmers of the sur
rounding community Good railroad
facilities are Afforded Tor The pro.
iect by Tie Pennsylvania and Vest
ern Maryland roads.
Union bridge. Ii has been pointed
out By those n connection with The
light company. Ia the only town Of it
size IN the Slate which Is supplied
With day and night electric service.
This Is all furnished b. the company
which will build the -four mill.
At the present time. the electric
company IL engaged in extending
lines To LinNood and unionIown.
This IL said 10 be IN attractive field.
The company Is also operating an
eight ton Ice plant. which Is sue
cess.
Bright times are ahend for The
town. which Ia sheen prospecting and
which Is apparently about 10 under
90 q business boom.
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH LET, 1915,

HEUNEsDA1s M8RCH Isl 1915,
al . o'clock n. m. sharp The following
properly. to-wIl.-
His farm containing 30 Acres,
more or less.
This property Is improved b. a
beautiful II room house. brick lined,
With one dining and two sleeping
porches. large colonial porches front
and sides II residence. three stair
ways and hall fine hedge around the
lawn 70 the dwelling; good water I:
also three springs md dairy. / mo-
toreycIe and automobile garages !:
large bank barn. corn cribs. smoke
house. brick lined tool house. vIth
to floors. double deckeA fee house.
hot house. blacksmith shop, carriage
ana wagon houses. fertilizer and I'M
plement houses. 7 hog houses, aey-
srsl pens N each. large pigeon
houses. With best wire flies nj
tanhed. one OF these 20xI20 With
5zslz9 fly. alze. other outLnildlnRa
buildings ire mostly neT and In The
best repair. Two parts OF the farm
shout } aeros each. are In good Tim.
hsr mostly white oak: about II
acres II permanent pasture. and the
balance Of the land IL under a high
state Of cultivation, and IL vel
fenced. with running water through
ne farm. Growing crops Of nav
Fheai. beTley. etc. which Will be
odd nth The farm. There are about
20 Young bearing apple. peach. pear
cherry. plum md ounce trees: lns
patches OF rhuharh. asparagus, straw.
berries. horse fadIzh. euFrants
Eooaeherriaa. etc. On the premises
This property i most dealrabl,
located n FinEabufg. about 20 mile.
from baltimore. and fronts aboui
nne-tnlrd Of mile on The RelHIars.
Iowu and Westminster Tnrnnlke
md one=half mile along the STATE
Road from the Turnpike 10 Asbssfo.
Station. Nth he back Of the farm a
no Station. ItsIH Immediately ad
ioining growing town, With tbs
Asbestos Plant situated on The nexi
farm An inspection Of this nrop
sfty ! solicited
Prior 70 the day Of sale. : snTYe,
md lat 81 Ihis property Will b.
made. and about 81 lott of nne.anar
Ier acre each. lad OF. fronting OF
he state Road from tho aforesaid
Turnpike 10 Asbestos Station. anf
exhibited q he sale
TIL property vii i. offered. IN.
Ints nrst. nexI n farm Of 10 acres
more ar los 9Th The buildings
thereon. md hen n N entirety fol
Tho quantity Of 81 acres. more oil
less. md soid rs may appear 70 IN.
asHt advantage. Possession OF IN.
! property I'll Re EIsen within ; fep
days after compliance With he term
oI sale.
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SALE OF
Personal Property
AND
HOUSE AND LOT

BY virtue of an order OF the
Orphans Court, OF Carroll County.
the undersigned Administrator OF
John Il. Stephen, deceased. will sell
At public sale the following described
personal property, on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1915.
at Il o'clock. noon, on the premises
of the late John e. Stephen, at Mexico.
on the State Road, in Westminster
District, as follows 1-horse wagon.
spring wagon. furrow pillow, single
shovel plow. drag pillow, lot of hay.
: hosting cranes. Jack screws, lot
Of brick. horse blanket, runabout,
buggy. sleigh. wheelbarrow. new set
Of harness, 6 rollers, 2 good ladders,
hoisling Jack, lot of rope and chains,
lot Of carpenters tools. consisting o.
Jack panel, hollow planes. lot OF
augers. rip saws. 2 ADDE'S. 2 broad
axes. 3 cross cut saws. fore plow. bead
mOlding. 2 boring machines. hand
saws. lot of chisels. brace and bits, 2
cutting axes and many other tools:
grind stone, ground chIsel, shoveIs, 2
tool chests, lot of lumber. pick. hoes.
lot Of coal: household and kitchen
furniture. consisting OF double heater
coal stove. 3 cupboards. 4 dozen
chairs, chests. sausage grinder and
suffer. barrels. tables. sink, bureau.
2 bedsteads, benches and many other
articles
Terms Of Sale: All sums OF s..
cash over S. credit of six months
VII DO given. on notes. bearing in
Iereat from day OF sale.
JACOB II. STEPHEN.
Administrator.
John w. ReaTer. Auctioneer.
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meIdeaof1t.

Nov, Miss Fanny" said the sun
day school teacher to gixteen-year-
old pupil, what are we to infer from
the parable OF the FIVE wise and five
foolish virgins7s
THAT We should always be on the
lookout for the approach of the bride
groom answered Miss Fanny.
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Help You
Larsszl sale i A. Msalsias = u. Wei
Sc everywhere. Il ksssz. zoe. zss.

THE coal MINERS WILL PROB.
lILf aBT MORE PAY AFTER p.
III 1T. COAL WILL - HIGHER.
There viii ~ saae compromise, Il N
general. 1ellefed. T0aI WI neYer
b ~ lon agaln ~ i has been In he
psf. ~ yan vii be Mise 10 Ia free.
|. II tbs time, arder of Saith ] ReIf.
suIder.
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MRS. MELONS LETTER
To Tired WORKOUT Mothers

IL xIToU Wofu-gut 8Vt1skt
jackson, Miss.-"T shall feel repaid
Tor writing this letter II ! can help any
tired, WORKOUT mother OF housekeeper
to find health and strength as ] have.
al have a family of five, sew, cook
and do my Homework and became very
much rundown In health. ! friend
asked me to try Vinol. Ibid 50 and now
! am we'll and strong and my old time
energy has been restored. Vinol has no
superior a. q tonic for worn-out, run
down. tired mothers or housekeepers. "
Mrs. ]. Il. MELTON, Jackson, Miss.
SHAW DRUG COMPANY
Westminster, I'D.
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Resolve
to Succeed

Throw off the handicap Of
petty ills that make you
grouchy. .listless and de
pressed. Get At the root Of
your ailments-clear your
digestive system Of impur-
ties. put it IN good working
order keep it healthy with
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-02-18
TO CREDITORS.
goHE. STEPHEN
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

This u to give nnIiee that the subscribers have
obtained from the Orphans Court Of Carroll Coun-
7. IN Maryland. letters o. administration on the
Personal Estate OF
ANNIE +. BLACK,
late OF Carroll County. deceased All persons hav-
Ing claims against tie deceased ars hereby warned
n exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof
legally authenticated TO the subzeribarz on d be
fore tn 1th day O September 1915 they may
otherwise b. Iaw b excluded from all benefits Of
lid estate
Given under our hands thls tn day o. February.
1915.
OSCAR T BLACK.
WILLIAM ?. BLACK.
Ieb11 Administrators.
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At the same time and place, the
undersigned, being the next of I'm Of
the said John q. Stephen. deceased
interstate. viii OFFER for sale on the
premises. the house and lot contain
ing One Aere of land. more or less.
located On the State Road II Mexico.
improved by : fYe-room weather
boarded dwelling house. carpenters
shop. stable and wood shed. Excellent
young orchard In full bearing. There
i . well OF water on the place am
the property could be made a very
pretty little home. The place a1iolns
The lands of Jacob T. Brown and
Jacob Brehm
Terms Of Sale: 800 deposit will
be required Of the purchaser on day
Of sale, balance payable on or before
April I. 1916.
The property vii b sold free and
clear OF III membranes. The grain
nov growing on the place 10 20 with
the land Possession given II once.
DAVID /. STEPHEN,
JACOB i. STEPHEN,
MARY :. STEPHEN,
Tenants In common. next of lin Of
tie late John I. Stephen.
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HORSE FOR SALE ! Fine -
I1family md driving Horse, :
9 Yrs. old: good size; gentle and Uo=A.
quiet. any one can drive It, does not
mind steam. automobiles. electric cars,
&c Apply to
JOSEPH B. BOYLE,
feb AT Westminster. Md.
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NOW FEELS enrIaglY WELL.

Taase m have baeEaehs. rheumatism. tiff md
sNollan tents O. ofheE symptoms q kidney trouble
viii . interested in statement fHum n Il. Fran
Gle. Zenith. Kan. who writes. 4 had , severe
pain in M back md eaald hardly move | tired
several remedies With 70 results. | tsaE abaaf
twe-IhFda If : % boz II Foley Kidney Pills md
nor feel entirety wei MIddle=aked and older
insn and Hnfnen whose kndsss are weakened find
the safe pills I've ref fHan Hlzap-dIzIurhns
bladder ailments. SOLD EVERYWHERE
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PUBLIC SALE.

The administrators Of the late Wm. = Brow n
vi sell y public sale. mlIs north Of Silver Run
alaHz tn Baltimore pike. On
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 10Th. 1916,
= large lot Of horses cattle and hogs, among which
there are some very fine stock: With full line Of
farming Implements IN Kuod order. having Eean
IN nse only few years. About LOO barrels of corn
and a lot Of buckwhsat barley. and potatoes by
The bushsl. also lot Ut household furniture
i new.
ale u commence - II o'clock sharp.
Tsrmz=i0 moHths credit Nth approved security
ESTHER 7. BROWN
FEB list WM. ]. BROWN.
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John w. ReaYer. AuctIoneer.
Charles Q. Clemson, Attorney.
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At Finksburg, Asbestos Station, Vest
ern Maryland Railway, Carroll
County, Md, and also.
LIVE STOCK, FARMING IhdPLE.
MEnTs AND HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, &c.

The undersigned's immediate at
tention being demanded In Hender-
son. North Carolina. viii offer at
public sale. on The premises. 1T Flnks-
burg, Carroll County, Maryland. on
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-06
Culture Clubs.

Tho SECOND pis,firt Federation uf
womcns rlubs Vili convene russds, st
W Reno the main session upsnlne ~ 40
O'Clock Resides tho terulaf srssinns
there viii he an auto fidr to ruti Hcnu
and the Masonic Home si Darlington.
Tuesday afternoon musicale IN ihr
evening followed b, an informal rrusp.
iiun hi the Crestomaihssn club an n.
iusifattd lecture on Prehistoric iife in
oklahoma hi Professor MrM ~ ihe
sociology department ~ ihe State uri.
tefsit,. together with n muslrals Wrirfs.
dat evening lecture on " omen and the
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Mondays Events

Mrs Homer Boardman, auction at
the Country club,
Bishop and Mrs FRANCES Key
Brooke. tea for Dean and Mrs. Fred
eriek I---Batc
Art league, at the library
Art Renaissance club, Mrs edward
j. Miller.
Motherhood Culture club Mrs, c.
j. Davenport
Past Ma,rors club Mrs W W.
Moore
L, r. L. Mrs { ~ Burton
Cosmopolitan club pl.nlc Wheeler
PARK
Chatting Dish club Mrs. Frank
O'Nel
c. t. S. c. Mrs. curtq Bran.
son
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At the Gard Tables.

Tho ~p,o, Nurtinu club vps 'ui,r
piu.i Thufsity ny Miss Lena ~NNuN.
for nor. .is'r. Mis-. Kathleen svfnt who
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scores were n'H' u. Mines W"U' Nl.l"f
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FAV0RlTE RECIPES.


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IoifN'.HI |.I'f IN4INNH' WfFH.'I ~. I|'
Scott IHr election NJ officers
HIN b., held W,Uuaa.E afternoon uuI
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Tho Isi wr.irr p' tho Modern classic
club WIS I,N THURSDAY morning With
Nfs William roit,- when Mrs Angelo
e. Scott discussed tho plNs uf Loid
pursu, The Irish writer. who is hailed
b, iNr critics ps uur uf tho greatest
Writers W tho dtN aud has produced he.
sides his dramas. numerous short stories.
ESSAYS and ro-ms Lord nur~ny hr-
ioiss ip tho ypiyrir ~ irish dtpm1iis's
N,pics s,ug nri lad, Gregory, who
have sn successful, revived tho interest
iu Irish PLAYS. aud his work. is yhpur.
irfitrd no ihr highest class ~ satire. di
f,.ied especially against tho conventional
smurncss " the dt,. Nrs Scott r,ud
PARTS " lht,, " his most clever PLAYS
sbr also gty, y resume NJ Tho dramas NJ
the season and tho interesting trviyhls
~ Old inVotii~s which have hccn staged
throughout the country, especially NJ
Maui- ADAMS In tn, Little Minister
and snuihsrrs rr,i,ti ~ m- pthrt'r H.
mou- pIn,, "pur American cousins This
was the final meeting irr the ,eaf
AEs
Tho Acorn ,luh met 1hutsHa, ai tho
invitation NJ Mites irnu utuutur st inr
hiahs,huol in ihc domestic Science dc.
raumcni The elect pf officers fr.
suited iu president Mrs John u ilbwill
vice president Mrs Vsufgr Wills see.
Rotary. Mfs GuN owens ifessurer Mts
U.cufge gteru The program on 1suuN.
sons "utyam uf Fair Women was lyd
/ M MIS- Frank uuyt who gave snwa.
I ihinr ui the hislop uf tho characters
Mfs ilsmiu read tho purm W r,us
being assigned IN the different rrmhrrs
I Tho teachers " she domestic slirnye &c..
p,tiwrW save demonstrations ~ their
vufk Hud delicious luncheon vNs
served bt isr vt Miss ushufnr's purls
I from fhs tulrfrd srhrrls Additional
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ur, y - NcNun,n gave lovely
ui mo charming appointment The
t,bl.- W,fs ndurn,d with tho H.euii,.
vIi.h also decorated the place and score
v,rda. while the sam, color Wpa carried
out IN M, ices and ,onfcyIious Mrt
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Morris tribune., 1916-03-24
VIII Contest Claims

DR.. Geenty has returned from Min
neapolis to which city he went last
week to attend a meeting of Mime
sofa municipalities threatened by suit
from a Chicago septic tank company.
More than fifty towns were represent
ed and it was decided to contest the
claims of the company.
The Cameron company claims Eng
lish and American patent rights on all
septic tanks for sewage disposal.
There are forty towns in Minnesota,
of which Morris is one, where the
tanks are used, and the company pro-
poses suits to recover a royalty of
three per cent of the cost of constru-
tion. The city of Knoxville, Ia, is
now defending such a suit and the
outcome is awaited with much in
terest in this state.
Morris tribune., 1916-03-24
Somebody Faces Trouble

Prison doors are yawning to well
come parties in Morris who entered
the postoffice lobby the other day and
extracted a package of jewelry from
Herbert Probst's postofice box. Mr..
Probst has strong evidence in the
matter and he says that unless the
package is returned at once he will
enter complaint with the postal auth
critics.
Mr.. Probst examined his mail the
other night and found two packages in
his box. He was on his way home
and not wishing to carry the packages
both ways decided to leave them in
the postoffice box till after supper.
When he returned one of the packages
was missing. Investigations have
disclosed the fact that the postofice
box door failed to lock properly.
Parties who entered the lobby shortly
afterward found the box open and the
rest was easy. Mr.. Probst has insert
ed notice in the newspapers this
week and if the guilty party reads it
they will know what to do. There is
danger in delay.