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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-03-03
PUBLIC SALE!
THURSDAY. MARCH 9, 1916.

viii sell n public sale an the above
dhie ~ M Residence N Manchester dis
trirt, carroll County. Maryland, v mile
West OF Baehman.z Church.
o head Of hor.es and mnles. consIsung
oI pair OF dark naF mules. rising years
old, both good HoFEerz. the one Il good
trader; hay mare. Year. old. works any.
Where hitehedi uzT IoHze. u years old n
good drits , and OF zlde worker; large bay
horse, VIII wufE wherever hitched weighs
about 1900 pounds: bay horse. a good
worker and driver. IHIz l. the exact are
q thssc horses. y ! have raised aud
cows, snnie of shIsa I'll he fresh by day
OF sale Hatne afa close springer and SOME
w, bc frssh N he fa!i. helfers, 2 stock
young aud Keod zIaeE and the cows are
All good mixers. = Hea1 of hogs con.
ststtnE OF thres HHuuI Hows - ahoatH
ranging In weight from ~ TO 50 lbs apiece,
broad tread wagons. ! zaIia axle 1 Ion
wagon. good az NJ ] hollow aTie 3.ton
wagon. hauls= md. wagons IN good
tnnning order. zIena beds and aide
double decker zIsI ID he'd IL good or.
der. Portland sleigh Hnad as new. FIeet
wood grain separator With side straw
esrrler, good y Hsx hap carriages.
manure sprsadeF. - ; good ~ new; :
q. Tain hHy loader zaod ~ new; Ne.
iormick corn hinder. as.H only thras
seasons; Johnson - Haks . n vide
Eis"d ne new. Champion mower Ia good
rrpuing order. han. riding corn Guilt.
Fator, ~ good running order. John Deare
sans pioN. I'D ~ Ihnse Seasons; land
miller suad n ne . Il. vide; 40. -
sFraruse fnFnas IzIa.z. ! No ~ Syracuse
tafrnw piesz zHHIHz IaoIh BnrroWs one
= aud one - IazzIh. znIke barrow, cnltI=
tuioF. =iHaIs IN auItiFafnra Champion
fHft planter N zand running order. chan
pillow. stable uHHHHH hook IIarpoon hay
tprk, pair zl.HEz. Iar i or 80 H., hay
rafrlaRe nseI fnf unloading hay: j self
lorkinE siing nulles. Ioi Of rope and null
irys, ihrnNhInR mHHnIne. single double
md triple lrfsz. : NJ horse apfeadef
htrasi. standard. 10 aud COW chains
wagon laek. HzIIorkH digging Iron,
GROW lsar. zlsdEe. HIane hammer. 2 SET :
bFccchhHnd haruHzz. sela lead harness
double set huggy harness. good AZ new
check iiuea fnnH md sir horse lines
pound, aud man gIHsT articles too M.
inerous 10 MENTION
Sale 10 begin promptly n 10 O'Clock =.
Terms Of saies==sfi sums OF $500 and
under, cash. On II sums above $500 :
credit Of l. mouths vii be given, or
notes with approved SECURITY, without In.
not punefaallT nHI1 II maturity Interest
VIII be charged fTum dHY of sale die.
eouut Of ! per rent iii be allowed for
rnHh on sums ahuxH SOD No propeFfv
10 be removed nnIII settled for.
STERLING q. BIxLER.
wa. I. Warner John y. fiIckinger
n J N Trosea i. :. aroft, slerks.
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lIOICkSyII.Li.

80 ffollice l.auyer. Of Asbestos. Ii
tn zHa4f OF Mrs. ". II. :. Allgire. Of
Valley Brook Farm.
Iiss Graca Eby spent several days
n at week with Miss Carrie Greene.
Mrs Mary r. Stull. who underwent
IN operation at the Maryland uniYer-
sit Hospital Baltimore. has returned
In her home aud is now eonxaleaeent.
William Chapman. OF the Henry
Watson Home, who lived Tor several
years with the late John Taylor. is
nov member of Newton DayIdson's
family
Nj aud Mrs. A. Claude AlIgIre. Of
WestmIn ster. we're guests Of tie for
mer.s parents MIR. and Mrs. II. II. ).
AIIgIfe. Sunday.
= p. Buchanan spent the past Sat
urday and Sunday With friends In
Westminster
Mrs Maggie zepp Ia the guest of
friends in Baltimore. She vii spend
one month in the city.
William Alban moved from Clyde
Collisions tenant house. To Arcadia.
Mss Grace Ely attended the Billy
Sunday meeting Tuesday with the v.
c. 7. I.
Mr. Clyde Cullison. who recently
purchased the William Benson farm.
better known as the John Sykes farm.
has erected quite large barn on II.
Kiss Mary Bosom Is spending 4
few days with friends in baltimore.
She will attend the Billy Sunday meet
IngB.
Miss Ella Tyson. of Baltimore.
spent several days of last week with
her sister. Mrs. John f. Leather. ST..
Mr. William Mcmillan. Of Baltimore.
spent several days of the past week
With his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ehas.
Mcmillan.
The Ladies' Aid Society viii hold an
entertainment and social IN Wesley
Hall. March 25th, at p. m.
Ira Watson, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Newton Davidson, has had blood
lum0r removed from his nose lie
had To be taken to the hospital and II
required six operations. 1t was burned
out With hot water The child Is only
eight months old.
Edward Singer moved from
patapseo this past Thursday into Mrs.
Jesse Elseroad's house.
Mrs Alyerta ZentgrafI aud child
rem. of Westminster, spent last week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Dull.
Miss Bessie Rill has returned to
her home much improved She was
operated on In the hospital for an
aDseess OF he head.
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PUBLIC SALE
ne undersigned intending n nut
farming. I'll sell ~ public ale. IN



SATURDAY. MARCH Il. IzIs.
=. - = ~. en- the W ,. Thomas farm.
- IHs rad leading from Westminster TO
- I5aHHIF Home, all my sleek anI farm.
N IIHHIsInFniA. to'wit
h.Ha 81 horscs 1911. hiask horse.
mi anywhere hitched. number one
IszzIsH. "a IL Used all day Without : line
- azass as ert s,rss 81 - - I'D sss
IsalsI. Fl. big hay, Eped saddle Hanae,
zIza - stIra hBs family hsIz.Z good
dflssI ~ shild that 60 handle ; line
= IL lin Charley. b. HHHz.z god
- ii worker; Hob. \ Ia huHz.. - =zlde
=HHEHEz good driver md aIza : good
fidHT. HHud. DARK hay mar. = side
safEHH. - saifa nHc driver aud alzo 4
aas GI.zsa man, has been bird several
i'm II lsaflrss Of aieam nd 81 rad
uhIssIs III Will rnnEe ffnm In = ILL
IaHH.s= . hesd q raltls. NJ = Hhleh
- + TFtszh BY day Of sale. zasz. Of
shlHH ~ hass piss b. Ia 81 zalel ;
zIzHzIzz IHsElua hiuders fsuI - zsud -
- - Ideal manure snrtsaxf. -. !
NJ srsia driii, new 6sh a.Yas as ~
: fl -. uHed hot one HHazau= HIaT
dsHal= - corn planted. zIsn I'm ! 10
. EzHIHz - made; single - planter
zIHzI. HaIu spFker shovel nla.. : sra
- IHHHas ploNs. good - nHH Hoed
fTHlas HHrHuHs. one isiuath. nna aI=InpIh.
- e Hss. lever harrow. i =IsaIh. rob
IHHH HsIlH1. Nbodrn roller. uzHaHH. szTeot
No. -. elf dump circular I'D zaH.
= - eHUnNrut saw. aIHI nil. a0fn
sliFllHfH 9aiHsY gasoline engine - Il. T.
n Esai funnlnR order ~ Holland
nj - II. with hagEer. Ohio I'D cut
TT. 70. i. with both shredder md cut.
In kHIsss. good a. nesi i.haHsz : !neh
hHHaI trad wagon. gFisdztone. zI.ns hsd
- double side boards. I1zIaaI haT
a.aIElHEs. good Is new spFiaH wagon.
dzZIaa sHaEaa. buggy. double zszIed bob
hHEs. zHread. sets breeehhaHaz. : seis
- I'D gar, good - neH : YanEes
hElalsz - double harness. - single
H=Hszz# : ssts nyBeis, ; pair heazIaEa.
sHHaH add .. wagon whip. nalIe1z. col
ar. wooden JOCKEY aileEz. a=1orss
siHsIeHsH. rood RA new HorH. stretch.
- zIHHls fTeeh. pair bull ITaasz. par
Hns=s1 Chains, set standard chains. eoH
ehHIHz= EFsln cradle, seylhe. NnsslnHfTeH.
: IN trough. hay fork. loo feel q Hane and
pHlIs.. .nsbaf scoop shuxeIz. forks -
F III u inch gum betting. eIs= IIpuHs.
I'D furniture, Consisting 81 beds.
HuHsI. asneh, several chair. I'D Hume
rolling cradle high chair HuIaHsTIns
tabIe sausage grinder. apple butter let.
F II nd ! gallon milk fanz. IaHEH sater
IHHE II go milk, gamble HIInEz. zHHInIuE
trough. barrel o. vinegar eIds# harris.
shHHk HIofs. good as nea zHaII eaai
On - mention. Half Interest IN II aens
N growing wheat
Ta.nz If salr ;--All sums Of - aud
unIHI. HHHh: on all sums over 30 n
sfHaII 81 - months will lie RiFsn= On naleH
.IIH approved security. bearlnK Interest
moxHI until settled for.
WILMER /. H4ISEs.
! : = Smith, Auctioneer.
IHzHsH =
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lne mnaeTs.Rnen. naflng rented bis
premises along the state road. leading
from Taneyfown 10 Westminster about /
mile north Of Tyrone. on
TUESDAY. MARCH sIst. 1919,
~ 10 O'Clock, the following personaI
property: SIX head OF work horses, viii
work anywhere hIIehed. and Of them
hfs good Lend leaasT r.. are good saddle
foal; Y head Of eatIle. are milch cows,
some viii be fresh b day OF sale; some
will be Fall cows ) stock bulls, ii for
April; ~ head OF hogs, are brood sows.
VIII farrow By day Of sale; 2 boars: al
head Of shoata. from % to 30 lbs; 3 good
l hnrn wagons, one ton lin tread NIL
tread wagon. one gin. tread wagon and
bed; Osborne binder. It. cut, used 2
seasons; Osborne mover. 5-ft. cut; o.
new rope and paiie9e; No. 8 h Wizard pow 5iRss
No. 30l Syracuse nIow, Oliver Chilled
pillow, y. No. 10; Vulcan plow. Rude manure
one 6.horze power the other 23
horse power. With fixtures com
Lined: ] good surrey. faIling.top buggy.
rnhnlout, frHme harroNs. lever harrow.
aiitkey corn plo.s. Brown and Reed
make; single pillow. eorn weeder. single
aud double row eaTn planters. disc har-
row. hay carriages. III md y foot. long
iorf chopper loft sHndy belt Gin. wide:
cyclone feed cutter fodder shredder. /
sets front geans. : seIs breechbands 1
new set buggy harness. brides, collars
lines, haiters. COW and log chains, forks
seythes, grain cradle. nynets, sausage
grinder aud suffer. IRON kettle, SharpIes
cream separator. NJ. 1; large swing
churn, milk eanH. butter worker, gasoline
steel barrel. dinner hell, beam scales
platform seales. single. double aud triple
trees, jockey sticks. shoe Buckeye drill.
potatoes by the buHheI. grain sacks. hand
cart. buggy spreads. Intler tub, wagon
jack dung boarIa. horse power levers,
mail box, gambrel sticks. scaldinR trough.
log sled. posi- boner, and 8.horse
slretcheT. straw knife. Erindstone, scoop
shovel. betting = window shades, cyclone
seed sower. "a gallon lee cream freezet s.
ga lou hand sprHYeT. corn shelter, straw
fork, household EoaIs. Consisting Of
double heater. HH1IHmI Prospect: parlof
coal stove. ten plate ztoFe. cook stove, No.
4 Grand Gilman. lounge. 2 bedateads
ut extension table. chairs, iampa
chandelier, carpet. oIleioth. apple butter
aud many other articles NOT mentioned.
Terms Of Sale Sums OF 300 and IN.
der, rash. on HnmH above 300 a credit OF
months VIII be EITen on notes with ap-
proved securilY. With interest No goods
TO be- removed until settled for.
JOIN T. DUTTERER.
]. n. o. smith. AueIIoneer.
W, v. and ehaz :. Marker, Clerks.
march II
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N early replies. Is atont Ism.
On girl wrote What l. money Ia
NJ. Give me true. loving husband
and ; cottage"
! large majority of the girl de-
handed that their future husbands be
good dancers. some said lhe. must
knoH the latest steps" md one vent
- far n 10 say she would marry on
l. ; man who WAS a dreamy dancer
Smoking would be permitted. sxeh
demanded. by large number Of ine
girl hut drinking would he pTnhIb.
I'D. and those who advocated card
nIz9ing saY bridge should II aub.
HtIIuIed Tor poker. although one girl
fnHTEnss he future husband one
NJ ! ree1 for the latter game
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DuBt.ic SALE
OF
Bank Stocks and Bonds.

The undersigned vii sell at Public
Sale 10 the Banking Room of the First
National Bank o. Westminster, Md, on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 18th, 1916.
Ii o'clock. 4. m. tie following Bank
Stocks and Bonds
25 Shares Of the Capital Stock OF the
Union National Bank Of Westminster,
Md. Par Value IS Per Share.
30 Shares Of the Capital Stock of The
First National Hank Of Westminster,
Md. Par Value 100 Per Share.
Three 1 per cent. Bonds $500 each of
the City Of Westminster. Due 1913,
1920, 1913. Interest January and July.
$500 Carroll County, MARYLAND, School
Bond, No. -, ; per cent, Due 1929.
Interest April and October.
500 Salem Lodge. No so, /. o. o. F..
4 per cent, Gold Mortgage Bond, No
II, Due 1891. Interest May and Nov.
Terms Cash.
GEORGE Z. GEHR,
FRANK Z. CASSELL,
Executors Of Margaret Bale. deceased.
VIM. T. Wilson. Auet feb 25-3t
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UNIONTOYN.

mr.. Harry Routson. of Baltimore
epent Sunday with his aunt. Mrs
Martha Singer.
Mr. ]. William Haines Visited his
family In Baltimore, the past week.
neY. T. II. Wright went to Dalti-
moro on Tuesday TO attend Mr.
Sundays services.
Mr. Charles Lamb has returned to
Taneytown to resume his employ
menI.
hrs. DR.. Kemp continues to I'm
prove. The nurse returned 10 Baltl-
more on Sunday.
mrs. Emory Stoner has purchased
Mr.. Thomas Covers property. former
II the home of the late james Cover
mr. and Mrs. Jesse Billmyer enter
laIned on Wednesday Mrs. Elias
Keefer and daughter, Mrs. Mary zepp
and child, Mrs. Harry Keefer and
daughter. Beulah, Mrs. Charles Car.
baash snd Sarah Carbaugh.
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THEIR PRIZE ron MARRIAGE
College Girls set Income Of Husban,
ut 80 IN sIa.OA0.

Minneapolis. Feb. 25.-rhe Mime
sofa Daily, the student newspaper of
the University Of Minnesota, which
had asked the women students of the
institution the question, How much
salary must mn receive before You
would consent % marry?" today re-
celved replies ranging from $500 to
$4,000 a year. Most of the girls were
conservative u heir demands. Low
ese", I'll b general average, bazeI
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Pains and Aches
Caused by Kidneys

Many wuHzH attribute ailments
and suffering = zHHna disease pcen.
nhf 70 their - HzIaH often the
pain and misery = aHahad By weak
Or deFHnKed EI1ns5H Homework.
Cfiice work n factory work may
start the trouble. and dIzky spells.
pufhneha under HTnH. sore muscles,
Etin Joints. diHHnIuTs1 or scanty urine.
! 'ecp disturbing bladder ailments.
rheumatism OF diabetes may result
When the Kidneys are strong and
healthy they nIIHT auI from the blood
the poisonous waite matter When
they are sluggish q uYHrwoTked theY
need medicine . clean them out
and iHTiEaHaIH action. Foley kidney
Pills are prepared expressly for the
purpose 81 dIzH4I.InK all poisonous
substances nj &c acid that lodge
In tie joints - muscles and %
cleanse and strengthen Htoppcdsun.
inactive kidneys Thousands OF men
ana women IN - paris az the county
testify 10 IL wonderfully EatiHfasz
tory rnNuitH IL. I've lad from TAX
ing E0ley Kidney IIIln.
sam H4Z8. sg.snnn
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ExHcuroRs' ga SALE
VALUABLE FARM AND LIVE.
STOCK AND FARMING
IMPLEMENTS.

b YirtGe o' an order of the
Orphans courtip ~ Carroll County and
under the proyispHs Of the last VIII
and Testament 81 evils Green. ST..
The undersigned Execute Of said
Lewis Green, ST., will sell at public
sale IN the home farm of the said
tesIator In Hampstead District, On the
public county road leading from Vest
minister to Hampstead. and about one
mile vest of Tannery Station On the
Western Maryland Railroad. the fol-
lowing described personal property
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PUBLIC SALE!

THa anlsFzIznsd. Intending 10 anII fzHHaIa. VII
sa n public ale ~ his farm on The zInns rad
mile naHIkeast Of MAyberry. On
TUESDAY. MARCH 1th. Isla.
n n a.slesk. the following personal property.
- II HEAD OF HORSES.
- mares. mules and colt. b. lnzHa. ID
lzezTa old weighs 100 IL. z.aHI and
IT, .oTks anywhere hItehsI. h. mare
xsghz I'D Ia. safe and sound. sd driver II
YszIz Cd: zefre mare, years old. Haana md viii
xa1E anywhere; hay horse, fI00 Ii. ..zTz Old
z.und. I'D worker and driver. vii saIE N the
IezI: mare ealta coming year, Old. haze been
worked z=yearling colt. i-yeaFllnn eolI belgian
zlo.I: had nlnles. pair coming J yezrH old.
.z IEoEs. ! mule II years old. sound. anl .orka
anywhere hitehed
HEAD CATTLE. x1
haIIal makers: fat bull. pure bred nulz NV
Hlsln Young steera heller. young bull. ====A-=A4
II HEAD or FINE HOGS.
!. q HhIeh are brood sows. Of them pnTe bred
Poland nina, big type, big bone and representing
IhH IszI hlood of the hog world. and entitled 70
- a.. = - 5as a anle beaa M - NJ
I.zT i months old by "A Wonder. nd . head
= znsaIz. weighing from 70 Iba np EzIen sIade-
bake .agoa. good as new: bed Tor zame IN god
condition: loo Id. Thornhi wagon. with bsd. Ill
sool p neW. sets hay carriages DesrZn. binder.
E=II cut. IN Rood condition: mower. d z~II enI hay
faEs. hay Ieadef. atee land roller a.sseIIon spring.
tooth harrow. smoothing harrow. hand eulIIYalor.
: corn ITaKs. J double corn workers. Syracuse
plo.a. Oliver piow, single shovel nlo.z. manure
znTszIHT. 10 bn. capacity: ]. l. Gaae duun. check
rex corn planter, hay fork, rope and nnllssa day
Ton wagon. sleigh, double ard triple Tree zzhofse
aeaH.T and g-horse streteher. steel and we'd
HIs.IaEHux. Sharples cream separator 10. l.
6 HeIz IranI gears, sets breeehhands. collars.
hrIdlez hiIehIng straps. lead reina. check. noW
- .a.on lines; butt traces. breast eHaIns. wagon
zzdIIa zaI buggy harness. halterz whIEz. cream
en- and buckets forks shosea. about = barrels
u corn BY the barrel Superior grain drill nearly
new. and many other articles not mentioned
TEHHs:-sums Of IS and under eazh N Gums
Hhasa s credit Of months vii IL HlYan on
nnIaH Nth approved aecurits. with interest. No
goodH ~ be removed until settled for
LUTHER KEMP
]. n d Smith Auct.
y. u Marker Clerk. - aszzI
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It the same time and place. the
undersigned, rs Executors Of he last
VII and Testament of the said Lewis
Green. Sr.. under the provisions Of
hi I'D will and under an order of
the Orphans Court for Carroll coun-
II. VII sell at public sale On the
premises above described the said
home farm. containing One uunITed
ana Ninety Acres, (1e0 ~ more or
les. Of which the said Lewis Green,
sr.. died seized and possessed. situate
about one mile from TanneTy Station.
IN Hampstead District. on the public
road named above, near public schools
and churches. improved By : seven
room seatherboarded dwelling house.
large bank barn. 7Sx40 feet. wagon
shed. corn cribs hog house. veil OF
water n the dwelling house and m.
other # the barn. excellent orchard
Of fruit trees. In high state Of eulIi-
wilton. about thirty acres n good
chestnut and oak timber and the bal
anee about fe0 acres of farming land
In high state OF cultivation. There
l. stream of spring water running
through the farm. Growing erops
are reserved. Possession may Be had
Immediately after the terms Of the
sale are complied with. For further
Information call upon Isaac 7. Green.
at Hampstead. or Lewis Green. IT..
near The said farm.
Terms of Sale ;--One-thIrd 0f the
purchase money to be paid 10 said
Executors on the day OF sale or on
The ratification thereof by the said
Court. and the residue In two equal
payments. the one payable n SIX
months and the other payable In
twelve months from the day Of sale:
The credit payments to be secured BY
the bonds or single bills Of the pur-
chaser or purchasers. with sufficient
security. bearing interest from the
day n sale, or all cash at the option
Of The purchaser or purchasers.
ISAAC t. GREEN.
LEWIS GREEN, III.
Executors OF Lewis Green. sr.
Charles 0. Clemson, Attorney.
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PRIVATE SALE.

4 Farm of SO Acres at private sale.
This farm contains 80 Acres and i in
a high state Of cultivation: i -
under good buildings and has been
recently lined; located near the DalIi-
more and Westminster turnpike. about
one half mile from Sandyville. Apply
to WILLIAM H. BROWN.
Westminster. nd.
Carrier D. Box 81. feb Isz3tE
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sOI.DI.EnYKHgRR.

NOW CONES Old MARCH, TIE
WINDIEsT d THEN ALL. It's :
fact that Wind tales gHay Coal faster
than anything slze. To get ready for
March. have : good supply Of Smith
& Relfsnlder's IoaI on hand.
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SALE

VII sell my handsome tw0-seatei
Carriage. IN good repair; also several
Buggies
VIM. b. THOMAS.
feb 25-2t Westminster. I'd.
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SATURDAY, MARCH Is, 1910,

at 3 o'clock a. m, sharp, to wit:
Roam mare, 5 years old. Roan
horse. 10 years old; Bay horse. 7
years old; Bay horse, 10 years old:
Bay horse, years old; Bay mare. I
years old: COW, carrying second Golf;
COW. carrying third calf; heller | year
old. HoIstein bull, servieeabIe: Dur
ham bull. 5 sets lead harness. } sets
breechbands. 6 blind brides, 8 collars,
wagon saddle, sets pillow harness,
cart harness, 6-horse line. I-horse
line. sets check lines, 3 plow lines,
buggy lines. shaft carrier, set buggy
harness. 3 pair harness. head hal
tiers. riding saddle, riding brides,
wagon whip. set double harness. set
spring wagon harness, sets check
lines. brides, brood SOW, boar hog,
! shoat. ) pigs. gasoline engine. grain
separator. Farquhar; 2 4-hofBe broad
tread wagons, 1-horse wagon and bed,
dump cart. 2 wagons. beds and side
boards: hay carriages. 4-horse: 2
mowers. new; chopping mill. scIen-
tile. corn shelter, hay forks. ropes
and pnileys: 3 ladders. 6 furrow
plows, Oliver and Wizard. riding
furroH plows, Oliver; shovel plows,
s corn piows. corn coverera, potato
plow. sets sled runners. clover seed
HoHer. lot Of sundrles. land roller.
fence wire. 3 spring tooth harrows,
disc harrow, ? log chains, J gpeaders,
rough locks, 3 double trees. Jack
screw. sboyels, mattoek and pick,
gun. : Jokes. sundries, Iron crow
bars and post diggers. 3-horse double
trees. triple trees, standard and
other chains. fifth chain and apreader.
2 Jockey sticks, pair butt chains
binder truck, strap Jack. horse power,
2 scoop shoveis, 6 bushels clover seed
2 half bnshei measures, 2 peck meas
urea. stone hammers. whaeIharrow,
hob sled. horse rake. cider preaa, nay
teddeT. spring wagon. 2 harness boxes,
sleigh. grain cradles. basket sleigh,
about - bushels of oats. : wagon
holsters. single trees, stick wagon,
grain drill. Superior: shaft carriers.
: sets wagon hounds. buggy poles.
29lz acres of growing wheat, 80 bar
rels corn In crib, tons timothy hay
| IN barn. ) tons mixed hay n barn.
80 bundles corn fodder, forks, rakes,
bnshel haskell. bucket. shoyeIH. 6
hickory asles. 6 COW chains. aeaIdInk
f 49, 81A= ~ uNtht HAaAAuEHA HIHiG9I
! iron wise. corn barrel, anvil and wise
combined. : strings sleigh bells. lot OF
carpenter tools. 2 cross cut saws, 3
pair ITestles. broad axe. aundries,
grind stone. bales of woven wire,
hoE coop. circular wood saw. 2
seythea. iron kettles and stands,
stove. tables. crooks. cans. desk.
sausage grinder and stuifer. sundries.
| : meat tubs and stirrer. horse power.
20 pounds Of smoked meat. loI of
1arred fruit. wash tub. % bushels of
+ potatoes. cans lard. about 100
pounds. snndrles. churn, check row
corn planter. Black Hawk make: din
ner bell. : riding corn plows. 2 truck
wheels. self binders. Champion and
Mccormick. speeding cart. and many
other articles too numerous 10 mem
ton.
! Terms Of Sale:--Ail Sums Of s..
cash. Over -. credit Of az months.
On notes bearing interest from day of
sale. With approved security.
ISAAC T. GREEN.
LEWIS GREEN. III.
Executors OF Lewis Green. sr.
Charles O. Clemson, Attorney.
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PUBLIC SALE!

The undersigned having rented his
fnrm, will sell NJ public sale, ON his
premises along the state road. leading
mile north OF Tyrone. on
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Miss Jessie Trimmer. Of Gettysburg,
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William Alban moved from Clyde
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Mrs Maggie Zepp Ia the guest of
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