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dent Of the club, Malcolm w. Mitchell
IL vice-president and G. B. Osborn, Jr.
IL the secretary. A number OF Balti-
moreans will participate in the shoot a.
will also marksmen from Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Washington. d. c.
Messrs. E. T. Kirby and sons have
closed out their valuable herd Of regis
tered Jersey cows. and will engage In
feeding beef cattle.
Rev. and Mrs. Frederick A. Kullmar,
formerly Of Churchville, now Of Lewes,
(Del, are visiting Mrs. Kullmar's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Durham. of
Churchville. MIR. Kullmar and Rev,
Harold F. Pellegrin, the pastor Of
Churchville Presbyterian Church, at
tended the Synod held In Second Pres
byterian Church, Baltimore. Grove
Presbyterian Church was represented
IN this Synod by the pastor. Rev. Will
liam A. Price and elder Mr.. F. 0'Neil
Mitchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis G. Martin are re-
eeiving congratulations over the birth
Of q daughter.
Miss Neva Michael, of Darlington,
will entertain at. cards on Friday even,
ing and will have ~ weekend guests,
Miss Ruth Cain and Mr.. Victor Cain,
Of Forest Hill, Miss Elizabeth Baldwin
and Mr.. Rush Baldwin, Of Baldwin
Station and Miss Miriam Michael and
MIR. Osborn Michael, of Baltimore.
Mr., and Mrs. G. Z. Asher have re-
turned from weeks visit 10 Rev. and
Mrs. Joseph P. Wilson, Of Radcliffe,
Iowa.
Miss Martha B. chaney spent the
weekend with her mother at her home
at CLANCY. Calvert county.
VIRGINIA.
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GIRLS RALLY DAY.

Miss Frances E. Saville, County
Home Demonstration Agent. is making
an earnest drive to ensure successful
exhibit at Highland on Girls Rally Day,
November 4. She urges that Others
help by providing way for girls to get
there: by encouraging others to attend;
by sending articles suitable for prizes,
and adds:
"Mr. o. B. Martin, who has charge
Of the Girls Club work for the
fifteen Southern States. 10 to be there.
He will tell Of what 10 being done in the
other states. He is going away from
Highland with an idea Of what we are
doing here. Show him you are interest
ed by your presence.
Miss Anna Barrows, who 10 to give q
demonstration lecture there, 10 known
oil over the United States. It will be
well worth the trip just to hear Miss
Barrows. = EN
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT AT
PERUVIAN.

A distressing accident occurred on the
Pennsylvania Railroad ut Perryman
about 2 o'clock last Monday morning,
which resulted In the death Of the engi.
neer and fireman. lusty young men Of
Virginia. and the destruction of several
cars and their contents.
A south-bound freight train Of 81 cars
was run on to siding to give room for
q passing train, and the freight train
was so long that. in order to get its
rear off Of the main track, the engineer
went too far forward and his engine
passed out Of the other end Of the sid
ing and fell on Its side. The unfortu-
nate men were caught In the wreckage
and quickly roasted, one having been
found In an erect posture. A brakeman
jumped through the cab window and
escaped with few bruises.
Mr.. s. A. Michigan, Of Perryman,
conducted an inquest and exonerated
the railroad from nil blame. The re.
mains Of the young men were prepared
for burial by G. Osborne & Son and
shipped TO Washington. ID. G.
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COUNTY COM MIssiONERs.

Road checks were issued az follows. -
McComas Bros, road supplies. s84. 9s;
John 7. Magness, $240 10; J. R, Phillips,
$bi.25; John T. Dalton. $37. 85; Edward
Snojgrass, $40.
Orders on County Treasurer. Ed
ward E. Pearson, lumber. $4.88: Lucas
Bros. adding machine paper. $40: Mary
land e. Pennsylvania Railroad, freight
on stone, Fallston, road, SILT. %; Nc
Comas Bros, supplies, Shows mill
bridge. $l5.Ss; same, coal, $22. Os; same,
County Home, supplies. $18 81; Lawson
Cooley. magistrate. $3.50; William M.
Fadely. constable account, $12 90; New
Park & Fawn Grove Railroad, freight
on stone, Hughes Hill road, 1858. 90;
Henry Murphy. repairs, Darlington
road, $l70.62; l. A. Pennington, burial
Of paupers, $40; Franklin Bevard, labor,
County Home. $3.50; Harry Gallon.
Havre de Grace. road repairs. s40l .93;
Armstrong g Parker. Shows mill
bridge, material. $lS5; 0ret Correll,
labor, County Home, $50; Harry Jack.
son, same, 50.
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Haxre Dc Grace Items.

HAvRE DE GRACE, October 25, The
prohibition meeting on the street last
Friday evening was quite an enthusi-
sstic one 10 spite OF several showers
during the meeting. The speak n, Hon.
Lloyd Wilkinson continued with his i'd
dress In spite of the rain. The large
audience in the Opera House on Tues
day evening listened with close atten-
tion to the telling arguments Of Hon.
William Heaps In bis lecture '"rhe War
The annual convention of the Dough-
ters Of Liberty was held In the Opera
House last Thursday and Friday. Mr..
John H. Owens was elected National
Representative. Salisbury was select
ed a. the next meeting place.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Fire.
mems Association 10 prepared TO tender
q reception 10 the Havre de Grace
members Of Company d Of the National
Guard. who are expected to arrive any
The Iyceum festival 10 not being az
well patronized as II deserves, although
the entertainments are of the usuaI
high order.
Il 10 expected that we will have the
usual masked parade next Tuesday
evening although no prizes have BEEN
announced. A Hallowe EN- party Is to
be given on Monday evening by the
Juniors of our High School to the
Seniors.
Miss Sallie Galloway spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends In Philadel.
phia.
Mr.. George Parker and family, Of
Syracuse, ". r., are visiting theil
parents here, having motored from
their home.
Rev. and Mrs. w. J. Meeks had al
their guests on Sunday Mrs. Strohan,
Miss Beulah strohan. Mr.; Charles
StTohan, Mr., and Mrs. Otis Wilbert
Mr.. and Mrs. - Wilbert, and Mr..
and Mrs. Swindell, all Of Baltimore.
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CHILD SUDDENLY STRICKEN,

William Derrickson, the eleven year.
old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. William L.
Derrickson, Of Churchville, 10 slowly
improving at the Hebrew Hospital after
undergoing q most delicate operation
for clot of blood on the brain. Al
though apparently In perfect health or
Thursday when the youth started ia
prepare to attend the Bel Air school
Friday he became suddenly III. and soon
lapsed into Inconsistencies. Realizing
that the boy was In most precarious
condition the local physician summoned
DR.. Charles Bagley, Jr. to Els assist.
ance. Arriving about midnight DIR.
Bagley made q thorough examination
and diagnosed the trouble as clot Of
blood on the brain. By 4 o'clock Sun.
day morning the party was on the way
to Baltimore In the doctors machine
and at 8 o'clock successful operation
was performed. The little fellow rallied
promptly and 10 now on the road to 70.
covery.
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PALLsTON FAIR,

The managers of the Fallston Fail
Association have much TO feel grateful
| for M the result of their exhibition OF
the 18th, 10th, Goth and 2lst, notwith
standing the fact that during tile storm
blown down and most Of the exhibit,
widely scattered. With their usua
pluck II was reset during heavy storm
and on the goth q large number Of visi'
tors were present to make merry.
The display OF grains was fine, tina,
from the Experiment Station, secured
through County Agent Mclaughlin. be.
ing especially noteworthy.
There was q large display OF pure
bred poultry, including the finest va.
rieties Of chickens. pigeons, geese,
ducks and turkeys, while the bovine
display exceeded that Of Timonium and
most fairs this season.
Exhibitors included MIR. Chamings,
Berkshire hogs, Rhode Island Red,
Light Brahma, Brown Leghorn and
Buff 0rpington chickens, ducks and
Bourbon and lied turkeys; Charles Rut-
ledge, Berkshire hogs, Jersey cattle
and span Of driving horses; George l..
Smith, Holstein herd; Robert w. Hol.
land, Guernseys. This stock was fit to
show at any fair.
Messrs. Harry W. Whistler. Walter
H. Archer. J. Woodley Richardson and
Charles Rutledge competed with spans
Of light driving horses, MIR. Whistler
taking frat ribbon and Mr.. Richardson
second, while Messrs. Cassell and Rut-
ledge contested with saddle horses, MIR.
Rutledge taking first prize.
The general utility class of horses was
well filled. while Mr., John Rush Street,
entertained spectators with fine dis
play Of hurdle Jumpers, some of them
only three years Of age.
As usual, the ladies' department of
household goods was up TO Its custo-
mary standard of excellence, and the
taste shown In the arrangement Of ex.
hibits and decoration Of the tent was
unusually attractive. Supplementary
their display OF viands for the table and
ornaments for the household. number
Of their youngest and best born infants
charmed admirers, and the honors
among these little cherubs were carried
off In the homes Of Messrs. Frank Rey-
nolds. II. G. Erbe and DIR. II. Il. yell
lott.
The J. w. Brandt Nursery Co. made
q fine display Of plants and flowers,
which will doubtless be Of commercial
value to them at the proper season.
Just how the finances Of the associa-
ton will turn out 10 somewhat uncertain
because Of much bad weather, but our
people with their customary grit are
fully determined that our organization
10 1t permanent nature and will be
continued the coming season.
BY ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
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DEMOCRACY ON FIRE,

The Democratic mass meeting held In
the town hall on Tuesday night was an
unparalleled evidence of the universal
interest felt In the coming election, and
q most hearty endorsement of the
Presidents administration.
Mr.. w. Beatty Harlan, Of Church
vile, made most excellent presiding
officer. while the deep and undivided ct.
tsntion shown by an audiences which
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pERsONAL MENTION.

Miss Elizabeth Hyland. Of Washing
ton, D. c.. 10 the guest Of Mrs. Edward
NJ. Allen at her home .'Kelvin Grove,
on Deer Creek.
Mrs. Harriet Dick, Of Aberdeen, ID
visiting her daughter. Mrs. J. c. Amos.
Of Downingtown. Pa.
Mrs. ]. B. Shure, Of Darlington, re.
Gently made an enjoyable Wait to the
Misses Hambleton, of Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh J. Jewstt have
closed their summer home near Darling
ton and moved to Baltimore for the
winter.
Mrs. w. T. Thompson, Of Darlington,
has returned home after two week q
visit TO her daughter, Mrs. ]. L. Casey,
Of Newark, Delaware.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Andrew, Of
Berkeley, are enjoying an automobile
trip to Niagara Falls and intermediate
attractions. Wecannot imagine more
delightful October vacation.
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J. Frank Zsllsr and wife to Sadie
Hall, "A acres, 4th district 500.
Matte e. Evans to Nettie j. Carver.
lot in Havre de Grace, IS.
Laura B. Hutchins to Windsor T,
White. LOT acres. 4th district, IS.
Rhoda o. Gorrell and husband "a
Christian Smith, 4 acres, srd district,
Sass.
Philip H. Close. trustee. to Christian
Smith, 4 acres. 8rd district. $2.615.
Harry James Ely ct al, to James II.
Ely. 20 acres, lat district, $40.
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Forest Mn News.

FOREST HILL, October 25.- Mr.. Viii
bur Wallis 10 visiting his son. Mr.. Pres
ton Wallis, Of Cornell, Pa,
DR.. X. X. Robinson, who has beer
spending some time In Green Castle,
Pa, returned home last week.
Mrs. Walter G. Roe was the guest
last week Of relatives In Washington.
The Aid Society Of Centre M. T.
Church was entertained on Thursday al
the home of DIR. and Mrs. Silas Warner
Mrs. william Golf, Of Carroll county,
who has been spending some time will
her son-in-law and daughter, Rev. anc
Mrs. william Wright, has returned
home.
Mr.. John Cain, of Baltimore, spen,
the weekend with bis mother. Mrs
Elizabeth Cain.
Mrs. Charles Wilson spent few days
Of last week in Baltimore.
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II
hiied the nall TO overcoming proved tna'
the listeners are fully impressed WIN
the issues Of the hour and are ready and
anxious to support the hands OF our
President at this crucial time.
Hon. David ]. Lewis. candidate for
the United States Senate, was given a
rousing reception and we have yet to
see the man who more completely con-
vinces an audience Of bis sincerity Of
heart and vigor of purpose. Each voter
seems to look upon him as personal
friend and work for him as such on
election day.
Uncle Fred Talbott's somewhat late
arrival broke up the dignity Of the
meeting for several minutes while he
was given a greeting. and he seemed to
appreciate 1t beyond description. His
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JURY DISCHARGED.

The petit jury for the September
term of the Circuit Court met finally on
last Tuesday. when in the case Of Thos.
e. Pyle vs.. W. Elmer Walter verdict
of $56 was rendered. and In the case Of
Julian Hanwsy VS.. Antoine Battistone,
where no defence was made. damages
of $133 were awarded the plaintiff. The
jury was then finally discharged.
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Neighborfood Meqvs.
Cardiff Items.

CARDIFF. October rs, Mrs. Ellen
Williams and grandchildren spent Sun
day with Mrs. Williams son, MIR.
Joseph Williams. Of Fawn Grove.
Mrs. Charles Mckee, Sr., 10 spending
some time in Wasl ington.
Mr.. II. y. Dooley 10 treating his
houses 10 nice coat OF paint.
Miss Luella Thompson spent Sunday
with her cousin, Miss Viola Weller, Of
Delta.
Mr.. Russell Harvey has moved hii
family TO Richard Roberts house form
erly occupied by Mr.. Jones Roberta.
Mrs. Grover Morris and two children.
Of Whiteford, and mother, Mrs. George
Pearce, of Cardiff. spent last week Ii
Baltimore.
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ALLEGED FORGER ARRESTED.

When william A. Hall. colorei. Of
near Jarrettsville, began to be pressed
few days ago for the payment Of y
note which he did not remember endors-
ing be started an investigation and a. o
result Richard Gray, colored, Ia now In
jail awaiting hearing on the charge
Of forgery. Hall emphatically denied
that the signature on Gray's note was
bis own. and said that similar con-
dition had occurred before. The matter
was Immediately laid before Ststs's At
torney McComas who swore out war
ant for Gray's arrest, and deputy r. G.
Sheridan promptly picked him up. He
will be given hearing before Justice
Cooley on Monday.
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ORPHANS COURT NEWS.

William O. Field has been appointed
administrator c. I. a. of the estate Of
Laura E. Field.
Walter H. Harvard has qualified as
administrator of the estate of the late
Mary Anna Harvard.
The Orphans Court has named James
L. Cole administrator of the estate Of
Calvin Cole.
Thomas J. Healy has been appointed
administrator of the late Thomas
Healy's estate.
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so SAY MAKFORD's WOMEN.

The Woodrow Wilson Woman's
League of Baltimore says:
EVERY man and woman should work
TO have Mr.. Wilson reelected. He has
kept the country out Of war: he has
given the poor man bis chance with the
rich. He 10 o man Of piety. . states
man and great Democrat. Let US
work to keep him In the Office he has
so patiently. so wisely. so courageously
filed. Think Of the crowd that would
otherwise come in to control the govern
ment: Hughes. the vague; Roosevelt,
the voeiferous; Penrose. the crafty.
Which do you prefer7
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BEL AIR NOTES.

Mrs. Hortsene Jeffery. of Uniontown,
Pa, 10 visiting friends in this vicinity.
Miss Edna Carver will leave on Sat.
urdAy to visit friends In Long Island.
N. Y.
Mr.. w. Ernest Kindley, of Buckeyes
town, Nd. was visitor at the home Of
his brother. Rev. B. W. Kindley, this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. s. o'Neill returned
on Saturday after delightful ten days
auto trip through the mountains Of vir.
ginia to, Staunton, where they visited
friends.
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LAID TRANSFERS TO OCTOBER "a.

Rosa Johnson to William s. johnson,
10 acres, 9Th district, IS.
Louis Willhsuck and wife to Joshua
Busler, 2 acres, 9TH district. s625.
Joseph Frank Slime and wife to John
N. Smith, 3 acres. Bird district, So.
I. Henry Schueler and wife to Harry
8. Carver. deed Of trust.
|. w. Thompson and wife to William
e. NJ. Jones and Addison L. Sadler. 10
acres, 9Th district, SIS.
James Lee ct al, to William w.
House and Bessie L. House, 10 lots In
Havre de Grace, 81.
William d. Reeser ct al, to Burtof
w. Rsessr and wife, 4 aerss, Ord dis
trict IS.
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ABERDEEN, October rs, Aberdeen
sportsmen have planned for gala day
ct trap shooting on Thursday, October
26, followed by duck and roast corn
dinner. The shoot will start Of 10
o'clock with Mr.. Lester 8. German In
charge. Mr.. 9. Harold Baker d presi.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

This 10 to give notice that the subscriber has
obtained from the orphans' Court Of Hartford
Go unity. Nd. letters Of administration on the
estate of
MARY ANNA HARVARD.
late Of Hartford County, deceased, All persons
having claims against said deceased are hereby
notified 10 exhibit the same. with the legal
vouchers thereof.
On or before the card day Of April, 1917
or they may Otherwise BY law be excluded from
all benefits OF said estate. All persons indebted
TO said estate are requested TO make Immediate
payment
Owen under my hand and seal this 2ard day
OF October, 1915.
WALTER II. HARVARD,
Administr ator.
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Hours for Voting 8 A. N. to 8 P. N.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

This Ia 10 give notice that the subscribers have
obtained from the orphans Court Of Hartford
County. Nd. letters Of administration on the
estate OF
HESTER J. WARD,
late Of Hartford County, deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased are hereby
notified TO exhibit the same, with the legal
vouchers thereof.
On or before the End day Of April, 1917
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefits OF said estate. All persons indebted
to said estate are requested TO make immediate
payment
Owen under our hands and seals this and day
MAMIE NJ. MccOMMQNs,
CHARLES y. McCoMMONS,
Administrators.
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Bai To Have A Cold Hang On,

Don't let your cold hang on rack your sy.te
and become chronic when DR.. Bells Pine.Taf
soofhes the cough and ioosens the phlegm. You
breathe easier Of once. Or. Bells PiBe-Tar-
Honey u d laxative Tar Syrup, the pine tar
and prevents irritation 81 fhe bronchial tubes
just net bottle OF Dr. Bells PtDe-Tsr-foney
today. NJ guaranteed 10 help you. Atdrusaisia'
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

This Il to give notice that the subscriber has
obtained from the Orphans' Court Of Hartford
the estate OF
EDWIN II. KIEFFER.
late OF Hartford County, deceased. All persons
notified TO exhibit the same, with the legal
vouchers thereof.
On or Before the 21st day Of April, 1911
or they may otherwise by law DO excluded from
all benefits of said estate. All parsons indebted
payment,
Given under my hand and seal this 2ist day Of
CARROLL KEEPER,
Administrator o. I, O.
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case Of Catarrh that cannot be cured BY
Halls Catarrh Medicine.
Halls Catarrh Medicine has been taken BY
eatafrh sufferers for the past thirty-five years,
remedy for Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Medicine
acts through the Blood and the Mucous surfaces,
expelllng the Poison from the Blood and heal
ing the diseased portions.
Iiier you have taken Halls Catarrh Medicine
for short time you will SEQ Q great improves
meni IN your general health. Start taking
Halls Catarrh Medicine at once and get rid Of
catafrh. Send for testimonials, free,
FL CHENEY q CO., Toledo. Ohio
Sold by ali Druuqtsta Tbe
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In Memoriam.
MILLER In loving remembrance OF our dear
little daughter. MARY MILLER. who departed
this life October "a, 1908.
Peaceful be thy rest dear Mary.
II is sweet 10 breathe thy name,
When In life loved you dearly.
In death do the same.
BIZ MAMA,
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Public Sale

The undersigned. intending 10 move to the
city. will sell at Public Sale on the premises
where he now resides In Darlington. opposite
dorrells Shops,
On Wednesday, Nov. /, 1916
Al n o'clock sharp. the
Following PERSONAL PROPERTY, TO wit,
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MRS. A. L. AcGAnN.

Mrs. A. L. Mccain died Of pneumonia
on Saturday night at her home at Nut.
tonsberg, after Q brief illness, aged
about sixty years. Her funeral took
place on Tuesday morning, Revs. Briscoe
and Wheeler officiating, interment in
Rock Spring cemetery. Her four
brotbers-in-law, Wilbur MeCann. Ed
ward Mccain, Nelson Mccain and A,
w. Lee. were the pail bearers. Mr..
Mccain Las In his heavy bereavement
the sympathy Of wide circle of friends,
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Stock, Farming Implements,
40 HEAD OF
H0Istein and Guernsey Cows

several OF them will be fresh by day OF sale
BALANCE are coming, fresh In early winter. Pure
iired Guernsey Bull, ? Years old. ! yearline
tieifers and several Calves. so acrep Of CroI
Corn and Sugar Corn, Fodder BY the bundle
About 80 tons of Mixed Hay and 100 barrsli
Of White Corn, Rick Of STRAW. @ H. r., I. II, G
Gasoline Engine. m0untedi 8 Inch Feed Grinder
p two horse Wagons, 10 foot Hay Carriage. Mill
Wagon, Break Cart. Buggy, Manure spreader
Grain Drill, No. ~ Oliver Plowe, buckeye
and ! Oliver Cultivators, Milwaukee Binder
Moving Machine. Hay Rake, HooBier Corr
Planter, lT-tooth Spring Harrow, Spiketoott
Harrow, Hercules 6tumD Puller, 0rlndstone
lot OF Double Trees. Tools and other articles;
sets OF Wagon Harness, Express Harness, Buggy
Harness, lot OF Double Lines. Brides. Hames
also 10 five. gallon MIX Cans. All machinery
dillon,
Dining Room Table. Buffet, China Cupboard
Ice Boz, Singer Sewing Machine. Lard Press
Butter Churn, Washing Machine and O 90 ego
Every article Will BIO offered without ressry,
as the owner will remove from the County.
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums OF 90 and under cash, on sums over
that amount credit OF 10 months will be gwen
purchasers giving their notes with approved
security, bearing Interest from date OF sale.
Ss-The place OF the sale Is within easy walk
Ing distance from Siepney station
Owner.
w. THOMSON, huctIonser
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Mr.. William II. Wallis died at the
Church Home and Infrmsry, Baltimore,
on Monday. His funeral took place on
Tuesday, and the remains were taken
to Perrymsn and inferred In Sc.
George'scemetery on Wednesday morn
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ordered. this nth day Of October. 1918, thai
the sales made and reported In the above en-
titled cause by w. Worthipgton Hopkins, at
torney named In mortgage. be finally. confirm
shown on or before the eth day OF November
1915. provided copy OF this order be inserted
In some newspaper published In Hartford County
weeks before the 9th day Of November, 1916.
tbs report states the amount Of sales TO b
" JOHN A. ROBINSON. Clerk.
True Copy. Test. -