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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-05-10
v Treasurer,s, Office

County Treasurerisl Office
May 8, 1917.
Notice is hereby given to all whom
if may concern that I shall sell at
public auction on the second Tues
day, being the twelfth day, of June,
1917. and the next succeeding days, at
the office of the county treasurer IN
the City of Baraboo. Sank County,
Wisconsin, so much of the following
described lots, tracts or parcels of
lands as may be necessary for the pay
ment Of taxes, interest and charges
thereon, for the year 1916.
Sale to commence at g.. m.
J. H. MASTIN, Co. Treas.
Town s, Range 8
NwA Of sw II Sec.
SwH of swA Sec. 3.
SwA of nwA Sec. 8
NwA Of swA Sec. 8.
Town Range 3
NwH of sen Sec 81.
SwA of seA Sec. 81. .
NeA of neA Sec. T.
NwA of neA Sec. Z.
SwA of neA Sec. z.
SeA of neA Sec. z.
SwA of nwA Sec. Z.
SeA of nwA Sec. 7.
NeA of swA Sec. IL
NwA of swA Sec. Z.
NwA' of seA Sec. Z.
SwA of sen Sec. 7.
SwA Of swN Sec. 8.
Sell of neA Sec. 10.
SwA Of nwA Sec. II.
Town 9. Range 4
NeA of nwA Sec. 80.
NeA of nwA Sec %.
SwA of swA' Sec 10.
SeA of swA Sec. 10.
Town 10, Range
Sw cor. of neA of nwA Sec. 10.
Town 10, Range
NwA of neA Sec. 8.
WIS of swA of neA Sec. 3.
Town IL, Range
SwA Of -neA Sec. 6.
NeA of swA Sec. 6.
NwA of SEX Sec. 1s.
SwA of seA Sec. 16
Com 16r.s of NV cor of Sec. %, A.
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9sw2 6f9s8geA THdlheraf 400 SEQ =,
NJ of sell Sec. s. 7''i'' '0ilA0'
seA of sen tsse. Au n1,tAns
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ands RID 70 bhy nH s,abYd HalstedH wdBS
lake sroadi Elk land sold toorrs Secession
Deeds, pg 4S, $3.50 GecondsiitSeos1xed
RtIiofsRW3 0fqnw bdG nsibY F4alsted,
e -RW rs, sSuibU Schmidt, ywo3by9alaherc
road, Sec. L. isl I'd
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lake road, 81 by aRadseek nwo byAset
line except Ct deeds pI26S9Su7Co. Rec.
Sec. 1. - f~f9W I w :
PIT. CT NV Of ne. See 80 deeds,
pg. 244 5. Co. Rec. Sec. 2. /
PIT. of So Of ne. See 81 Deeds, p.
CLIO S. Co. Rec. Sec. 2. I
Town II Range 5 j
NeA of neH Sec. 4.
NwA of neA Sec 4. ]
SwA of metz Sec. f.
NeA of nwA Sec A. i
Sell of nwA Sec. 4.
NeA Of neA Sec. 81.
SwA of neA Sec. FL
Se14 of neA Sec 81
SeA of nwA Sec. 81
Town IL, Range
NwA OF nwA Sec. g.
SwA Of nWA Sec. 6.
A strip OF land on west side of neA
of nwA 20 rods wide, Sec. 6. [
strip of land on West side of |
sell of nw14 20 rods wide except IL
rds. square, in sc cor Sec G.
Town II, Range
321sa side nell of neA Sec. IS.
321aa e side SEX of neH Sec. 13.
So of ME- swA of swA Sec rs.
PIT of s1h Of sw, bd by Hubert,
g by Burke, s by Billiard W by Ridge
street, Sec. So.
Pit of NV of sw bd n by 7th st, by
Emery, by alley, w by began, Sec.
IS.
Pt of NV of sw bd by 9Th st, and
by schoolgrounds, W by Barker st,
Sec. Sc.
Town II, Range s
PIT. of Sc of sw com. on ne line Of
Mound st, Is rds from Remington st
thence Sc rds ne rds to alley, NV
rds sw to beg, Sec. Sc.
PIT of Sc OF sw com on ne line of
Mound st IL rds from Remington st
thence Sc 4 rds ne rds to alley NV
rds, sw to beg, Sec. 36.
Town IL Range 7
NwA Of neA Sec, /
NeA Of nwH Sec. l.
SwA of nwH Sec. I.
Sell of nwA Sec. 1.
Goa W of creek sell Of sw4, Sec. 13.
WIS neA OF swA Sec. 16.
WIS., sell of sw14, Sec. 16.
NeA of neta. Sec. 20.
S 5a neN of neA, Sec. 20.
Wa nwA Of nwA, Sec. q.
Sc of highway neA of neA, ka,
Sec. 81.
Town l3. Range 4
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Town 13. Range S

NWA VI . w "a, OOCs 49,
SwA of swA ex 1Oa, Sec. 20. II
In sell of nwA, 17%a, Sec. 20.
On w side of neA of nwA, 81aa,
Sec. 20.
NeA of seA, Sec. 30.
Sell of seA, Sec. 30
Town Is, Range 6
NwH of neA Sec. 81.
Sell of nwA Of Dell creek, Sec.
81.
E1s of seA of swA, Sec. 81.
Town Ii Range
Frac. nwA of swA No. 2, Sec. SO.
Frac. sell of swA No. 8, Sec. SO.
City of Baraboo, Formerly Adams
S 55 # of lot 1 " int, blk %.
w go # of lot 9, blk rs.
w 43 # of s1a of lot and s1a of
lot 6, blk SO.
Lot / and Ell of lot ex. so # off s
end Of each, blk 81.
w so # of lot 5, blk As.
City of Baraboo, Original Plat
Lot 8 blk 5.
Lot 2 blk 70.
Lot 7, blk 10.
City of Baraboo, Browns Add
Lot 9 blk 5.
rds n and by rods and W in
NV cor of outlot II.
City of Baraboo, H. II. Potter's Add
N.Y. of lots 2 and 3, blk l.
City Of Baraboo, G. A. Langdon's Sub
Division
Lot 10 Blk /.
City of Baraboo, Moore & browns Add
Lot 8, blk Is.
Lot 4, blk 16.
Lot IA, blk &c.
City OF Baraboo, Paddock's Add
Lot s, blk l.
City of Baraboo, Warren's Second
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to beg, 1924.
Lot /, S Park add, blk II.
Village of Delton
Lot 3 and s1a of 2, blk %.
Lots to IL, blk %.
Lots 9, 10 and II, blk "a.
Lots 10 to Is, blk Sc. 4
Lots z, 8, 8 and 7ft of 10. blk A.
Village Of Newport, Norris Add
Lots IL and II, blk 8.
Lots to 8, blk 16.
Village of Fern Dell
Lot 2 blk 1.
Lot 1 blk
Lot blk 4.
Village of Loeb Mirror Park
Lot blk 1.
Lot blk 1.
Lot blk 2.
Lot 8 of Corbet ave, blk 4.
Village of Merrimack
Lot blk 6.
Lot blk Z.
Village of Lime Ridge
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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-05-10
SOUTH WESTFIELD

The following were guests Sunday
evening of Henry Schultz: Mr. and
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-05-10
SOUTH WEsTFIELD
Mrs. SchuIenbere

Mrs. SchuIenberg
Mrs. Schulenberg died at her home
in Reedsburg few. days ago.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-05-10
Rotation, .LIE Las s. . :
National Crop Improvement servIcc.I
I AH01O 10 HOIII4Ab--MMACH OHudHS6IS
America so much today as our very
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little and move away, should be COM
PEELED to settle down and landlords
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about IeompHihng itfis affditco1Abe llingit
thatg butt wet no sttytaresa verHsfSppSft
people whoses mOttof tiss it1heh easfesbo
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IF verdict boUr soil runddo#n ,tbuW
whole structure Gwilf Hall1 Elm 9ordef9 tod
obtainaa2 argereyield oflgraiFB this SEN
must heLfed4tFhe eollegessaadd experlM
menE stationsMbe yond8bhe Miss1ssippiM
river ilarb felyrsto0 Wimid aboutM
preaching Itsoia CONSERVE tion.afTn factM
all f0usGare rather prona totell our D
audieneeI what eve thinkD they would
rathergheaU a. rWerF 9""
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-05-10
TX SAlt hljIiCE

Ste If Wisconsin,
County of Sank
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1917-08-02
Trip Around the World.

The annual travel trip around the
world conducted by the Ladies' Aid
Society, of st. Paul's M. E. church.
has been arranged for August 8, 1917.
The trip will be made over perfectly
safe routes and cover the whole world.
Except Germany, gong as far as
Japan and returning to our own coun-
try and feast with our executive Of
ficers at Washington. The trip will
start at Union Station on the M. E.
church lawn and Oakland's finest autos
will leave every few minutes from $50
p. m, until all patrons have completed
the trip. First class meals served free
at every stop to all travellers and a
pleasant trip is assured everyone, so
don't fail to take In this trip and at the
same time help the Ladies Aid to do
their bit. The price is 50 cents. Tick
cts are on sale by the ladies but if any,
one fails to call on you call the secre-
tarv, Mrs. W. E. Shirer, and tickets
will be delivered to you.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1917-08-02

some months past, has succeeded his
brother, Mr.. Mark S. White, as book
keeper in the Garrett National Bank,
the former having enlisted in the army
about ten days ago and who is station
ed for the present at Columbus, Ohio.
Coal activities in the vicinity of
Grantsville and at points north of Oak
land are on the increase. George G.
Townshend, Frostburg, is surveying a
6OO-acre coal track north of Oakland for
Judge Robert X. Henderson. of Cum
berland. George Workman is helping
develop big coal property near Grants
vile
Mrs. S. L. Newman, mother of Mr..
Chas. j. Newman, and one of our old
est and most respected residents, suf
fered stroke Of paralysis last Satur-
day and was unconscious for some time
thereafter. We are glad to announce
at this time, however, that she is con-
siderably improved and high hopes are
entertained for her ultimate recovery
The farmers in the vicinity of Sbadv-
Dell Grange Hall met and organized a
grange of the patrons of husbandrv 70
be known as Shady-Dell Grange. There
were thirty members pledged at this
meeting and the prospects Indicate an
increase at the next meeting, which
will be held in the Grange Hall on Sat
urday evening, Aug 4th.
A number of the Friendsville resi-
| dents were in Oakland Yesterday at
tending the meeting of the Board of
County Commissioners sitting as a
Board of Control and Review on the
recent new assessment of real estate
made throughout the county. Among
those here were Messrs. Leslie E.
Friend, D. S Custer and N. R. SeIbv.
The farmers IN the vicinity of Grants
vile have formed Local Branch of the
Sheep Growers Association of Garrett
county. 1t is the purpose of this LEGAL
association to have regular monthly
meetings the last Saturday Of each
month. A program will be developed
for each meeting and all sorts of cues
lions pertaining to sheep and farming
will be discussed.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1917-08-02
The Red Cross

1t is always pleasant task to cogn-
mend a good cause and those who are
working in it, The Red Cross Society
of Oakland is to be congratulated on
the success of their entertainment last
week But it was to be expected for
those who were managing it are not &C
customed to any thing but success. 1t
is not putting it too strong to say, that
everybody was delighted.
The sum realized will purchase sup
plies enough to keep nimble fingers
busy for some time. 1t will make many
useful thing for the soldiers at the
front. They should have all they need,
and every thing to make them as com
Portable as possible. They have taken
their lives in their hands and have gone
forth to do battle for noble cause.
Somebody will be held responsible in
the great day of judgment for the
slaughter of the five million men who
have already fallen. And the end is
not yet. Perilous times are upon US,
and it behooyes all to recognize the
fact and endeavor to meet them. We
are just beginning to feel the pressure
and before the winter has gone, many
one on this side of the ocean may, as
multitudes certainly will on the other
side, of it, feel the cravings of hunger
and the pinchings of famine. Some one
perhaps is saying, the pessimist is
abroad in the land. 1t isn't pessimism
to look things squarely in the face, and
admit the facts. 1t is simply good
common sense, practical wisdom and it
behooves every one to have and use
this commodity for their best interests
and that of others.
Housewives have the opportunity
now to do a good deal. They can can
all the fruit and vegetables possible,
during the season, and hold them in
readiness for any emergency that may
arse. Besides it will pay far better 10
let nothing 60 to waste now for it will
bring good price in the winter, and it
may help many poor suffering mortal
who can not possibly make any provision
for the future now. This isn't the
time to cultivate selfishness, We've
had too much of that already, but we
need to cultivate the generous spirit.
Help somebody today" try it, and
see if you are not the happier for the
| effort.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1917-08-02

ReY. Frank McCamc will preach at
North Glade Sunday morning and at
Swanton Sunday night.
Mr. Edward j. Hamill, of Kitzmiller,
is here for few days visit to his
brother, MIR. M. r. Hamill.
Miss Leonore Wiley, of Bittinger.
was in Oakland recently on her way to
visit friends at Westernport.
Mrs Sallie Ralston and son, of Frost
burg, were guests of Mrs. Elizabeth
McRobie in Oakland Sunday and Mon
day.
Mr.. Thomas Little and sons. Thomas
and Paul and Mrs. L. j. Brown, of
Oakland, are in Baltimore having gone
to that city to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Carrie Brophy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Jenkins and son.
of st. George, accompanied by Mr..
WhetselI Wolfe and daughter, of Con-
nellsville, were here Sunday as guests
of Mrs. Jane Wolfe.
Miss Zaidee Browning has returned
home from visit of some days to Miss
Nell Browning at Cleveland, Ohio. Miss
Browning was accompanied by Mrs. P.
J. Garrett, of Deer Park.
Mr.. Jerry Browning came to his old
home in Oakland Saturday from a point
in lower West Virginia and will leave
in few days for Brett, West Va.
where he has secured a position with
the Elkins Coal Company.
Mr.. John j. Sweeney, local repre-
sentative of the Cadillac Motor Com
pany, has sold one of the new model
cars of this popular make to Mr.. j. M.
Orr and will go to Baltimore this week
to secure additional cars of the same
make.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles >McCamic.
daughter Frances and Miss Lottie
Smith, all of MoundsvilIe, West Va,
were guests of Rev. McCamic at Deer
Park several days recently. Mr.. Nc
Camic recently enlisted in the army anc
hes been appointed captain.
Miss Ada Leighton, formerly of Terra
Alta, but for the past year residing ir
Washington and Idaho, arrived in Oak
land last Thursday where she is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. j. M. Falken.
stein. Miss Daisy Leighton, of BOISE,
Idaho, accompanied her to Oakland.
\ Mr. q. c. Martin, who was engaged
until few days ago in the mercantile
business in Oakland, has shipped hi:
stock of goods to a point near Fair
mont, West Va, where he will open {
store, and left this morning, accompa
MED by Mrs. Martin and by MIR. anC
Mrs. Glenn Martin, for their new home
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. H. Slncell return
ed home Tuesday afternoon from theil
visit to their son, Charles Morris Sin
cell, one of the student officers in tn,
officers reserve camp at Fort Niagara
New York. Saturday afternoon anc
much of Sunday was spent in Toronto
Canada, the trip to this magnificen
, city being made by boat from Youngs
town, N. Y, small landing place TO
lake going steamers adjacent to tn
camp. The young man as we'll as hi
more than sixteen hundred fellow-st
5 dents are receiving hard training AM
! will finish their course on August 18th
: Mr.. j. Arthur White who has beel
engaged in business in Cumberland fo
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1917-08-02

Mr.. ]. M. Orr and family spent Sun
day IN UniontoWn.
Mr.. Carl White, of Uniontown, Pa,
spent Sunday in Oakland.
Mr.. l.. l.. Loar, of near town, went
to Grafton Tuesday on business
Mr.. w. H. Hinebaugh and family
motored to Somefeld. Pa. Sunday.
DR.. John G. Robinson, of Accident,
was in Oakland Saturday on business.
Mr.. Harrison Wiley visited relatives
and friends at Bittinger the past week
Mr.. j. NJ. Orr, of WlIsonburg, spent
Saturday and Sunday with his family IN
Oakland.
Mr.. Marshall Frankhouser, of Cranes
vile, spent Monday and Tuesday in
Oakland
Rev. S. S. Adams, of Eglon, W. Va
was business visitor in town on
Tuesday.
Miss Eleanor Mayors, of Falrmont,
W. Va, is the guest of Mrs. Johr
Smvth.
Mr.. George Bell, of Clarksburg, W
Va, spent Sunday in Oakland the guest
of friends.
Miss Helen Casteel, of Hoyes, is
guest at the home of Miss Leah Maffet
on Greet street.
DR.. and Mrs. W. W. Grant spent Sun
day in Cumberland as the guest of Mrs
Grants parents.
Miss Ellen Smouse, of Deer Park
spent Thursday afternoon in Oakland
the guest of friends.
Miss Lillian Helbig spent severa
days the past week in Swanton tn
guest of Miss Beulah RaIston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Compton and littI
son, of Grant Town. West Va, ar
visiting relatives in Oakland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Shartzer, o
Morgantown, spent Sunday with MI
STARTERS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andre,
Shartzer.
Miss June White who spent severe
days in Cumberland returned home Sur
day accompanied by her brother, Nj
Arthur White.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1917-08-02


Miss Naomi Marquis returned to her
home in Oakland Saturday after spend
ing several weeks in Morgantown,
West Va
The M (. Ladies Aid Society will
conduct their annual Trip Around the
World Thursday, August 9th.
Miss Alice Quad returned to her
home ln\ Washington Saturday after
spending a week or more as the guest
of Miss Lillian Helbig
There were unsatisfed ones who
grumbled at the unreasonable GOODNESS
of the early summer weather. But
where are they now?
Messrs. Win Grim and Charles Mason,
former residents of Oakland, are here
from their homes in Cincinnati, Ohio,
for brief visit to friends.
Mrs. Lloyd Shaffer returned to her
home on Crooks Crest Sunday, after a
visit of several weeks to her sister,
at St George, W. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie King and chill
dren, of Fajrmont, returned home Sat
urday after spending several weeks
here the guests of relatives.
For SALE-One 35 h. p. Boiler, l rs
h. p Engine, manufactured by Hart
Bros, Clarksburg, W. Va; | new
Smokestack, 80 feet high, and about
200 feet ID inch pipe. Price $500 to
quick buyer. Stuart F. Hamill, Oak
land. Md. Adv. 5-tf
Mrs. A. c. Cozad and two little
daughters, of Verona, Pa, arrived in
Oakland Saturday and are guests of
Mrs. Mary Compton and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Fleming and
daughter Miss Mildred, of Fayetteville,
N. c., are guests of Mrs. Fleming s
mother, Mrs. George l.. Bosley.
Miss Margaret Hart left Oakland
Monday for Washington, D. c., from
which point she will accompany hel
sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Shaffer, tC
Atlantic City.
Mr.. Harry Weimer, who has beer
employed in Washington, returned t.
his home in Oakland accompanied by
his friend Mr. Norman Barnes. Both
are on their vacation.
Sister Mary Marcella ana Sister MARY
Borges, of Baltimore, who have beer
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
John W. Hart for the past ten days
returned to Baltimore Tuesday morning
Watch for the "Trip Around tn,
World to be conducted on Thursday
August 9th, by the ladies of the M. E
church.
Mrs. Rose Coglan left Oakland Mon
day for Washington where she will
open boarding house Mrs. Coglal
leased house there and expects t.
have it running at full capacity b,
August 1st.
Mr.. Dean Skinner stopped at Oaklan
Thursday and remained until Friday
While here he was the guest of Mr.
Hampton Mason. Mr.. Skinner holds
position in Pittsburgh and was on hi
way to his home in Morgantown t
spend his vacation.
' The event of the season will be tn
"Trip Around the World August 9th
! Messrs. H. L. White and A. S. Teat
: went to Kitzmiller Monday to take a
invoice of merchandise in the F. H, lie
& Cos. store.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1917-08-02
CHURCH SERVICES.
ST. MARKS EV. LUTHERAN.
REV. S. Z WICKER, Pastor.

81 MANN . LN IL IlLhA4Ns
REV. S. E WICKER. Pastor.
Bible School, $50 A. NJ.
Morning Worship, 1915 A. M Sub
ject: The Unjust Steward
Luther League, 700 P. M. Subject:
Direct Giving versus Church Bazaars
and suppers" Leader, Mr.. Edward
Leary.
Vespers, SCOOP M. Subject: The IN
grateful City"
All are invited to these services, and
especially those with no church home
ST. PAUL'S NJ. E. CHURCH.
W. M. SHULTz, Pastor
The calendar for the week will be as
follows:
Sunday school, 80 a. m.
Morning service, l0:i5 a. m.
Epworth League, Tbs p. m.
Preaching service, 300 p. M:
Jr. Epworth League, Wednesday
afternoon at AIS.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday evening
at 800.
Come and worship in this "Home-like
Church.
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Saturday, August 18th, 1917,

at Io.}o \. VI. IN front OF the Court House in
the town OF Oakland, Maryland. sell at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder all Jt those
three lots " land situate in Garrett county,
MARYLAND and being
Lots Nos. One, -Four and Five, as
shown~on the plat OF Highland Park
Addition to the town of Oakland, Mary
land, as recorded in Plat Book Liber Z,
Z. T., No. /, one of the Records of
Garrett county, and being the same lots
of ground that were conveyed to the
said George A. Dewitt by deed from
Charles B. johnson, Attorney in fact
for Webster Ravenscroft. ct al dated
the 2Sth day of July, 1915, and recorded
in Liber E. 2. T., No. IS, folio 446, etc,
one of the Land Records of Garrett
county.
ANA also on the said llth day Of August,
1917 under and by virtue of the above men
toned mortgage at the hour of l:}0 p NJ, at
the farm OF Harvey Brenneman about three
miles from the town OF Oakland, Maryland,
will sell at public auction to the highest
bidder all OF the following personal property
to-wit
One Empire Grain Drill, l Moving
Machine, l Hay Rake, l Harrow and
Cultivator, five piece Parlor Suite, l
Bed Room Suite, 2 White Enamled Iron
Beds and Syringe, Stands, 3Druggets,
| Sewing Machine, l Dresser, Book
Case, l Dining Table, Cot, Chairs,
2 Rockers, Davis Range, Telephone
and l Bay Mare.
Said lots are we'll located IN Highland
Park and the personal property above
mentioned is in excellent condition.
TERMS or SALE:-Cash on day OF sale
provided by said mortgage.
GEORGE WARWICK,
Agent named IN Mortgage.
For further information inquire of
George Warwick, Bloomington, or E.
R. Jones, Attorney, Oakland, Md.
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Food Sale.

The Woman's Home and Foreign
Missionary Society, of the local Luther
an church, will conduct q food sale at
the store Of Messrs. Shaffer & Bush on
Saturday morning from 10 u til IL
o'clock
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Married,

BOLYARD MOORE - Charley John
Bolyard and Miss Neva Moore. both of
Philippi, W. Va, we're united in mar
rage on Friday afternoon by Rev. S.
E. Wicker.
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Under ana by virtue OF a power OF sale
contained in a mortgage from George A.
Dewitt ana Mabel |. Dewitt his wife, to
Rebecca DuckwOrth, dated the 18th day of
January, $40. and recorded in Iiber +. T. T..
No. 60 folio 543 etc. one OF the Mortgage
Records of Garrett county. Maryland, de
fault having been made in the interest Sc
cured to he paid by said mortgage, J. George
Warnick, agent named in said mortgage for
the purpose viii on