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Mr. and Mrs.. John T. Zahn. E.
Main street received the following
letter from IhnIr son, Grove :
Zahn. in France.
No Mans Land
Christmas lie.
Dear Mother. Father and All.
aAB II is very close to the dawn
Of the most joyful Xmas the world
has ever known except one. and N
going TO apend II here In the Wilder
mess. as IL aeoma. away from eiYilIza-
ton. naturally fee. a stronger than
ever desire In b Nth you all. hat
and forget TINT ] an so far from You
al. and awaken IN the morning
thankful that ! an able TO spend
another happy Christmas, having
lived through tie hell that we hope
viii be no more.
Now that IL i over II should mol
Rorry you II I IeII you of some ii
my close 10 death experiences which
we're many. About the closest one
vas when a anIner had me eorneTed
IN a shell hole scarcely a foot deep.
I stuck my head up and he took :
shot at me. heard his gun crack
and ducked, but not before his bnI-
let plunked In the mud six Inches n
front of my eyes. Many were he
bullets that passed me by a slightly
greater margin. hui these are not
At all nerve raekIng compared 10 tho
bursting OF high explosive shells. By
the hundreds. close to you. One II
these that burstea closest TO me va
about twenty feet. and | probably
would not be here had ! not dropped
IN q shell hole made a few minutes
before and the fragments went sing.
Ing over my head. and the earth
came rolling IN. IN great humps.
This was the closest but many there
we're that came within a hundred
Yards and the terrifying shrek and
explosion are ineoneeiyable to the
unfamiliar mind. L Il very easy II
understand why 30 many soldiers
got she'll shock, and don't believe
he strongest nm could stand t
many months aIraiEht. J am happy
to say / did not experience any more
nneasiness than the average person.
And after coming out OF the drive
and getting feY good meals. was
feeling fine ~ ever. although as yet
! cannot help recall some Of the
pifiable and horrible sights, and 70
believe ard rnsliza ihav were brought
about by human hands is almost In
possible. But now we must forget
the horrible pasl. and be haTiny IN
the thought that We are dawning On
\ greet day. daY " universal
pence we hope. md condition oYer
this world thai vii eliminate such
horrible inhumane slaughter forever
Again I must say I am going to
spend thankful and happy Christi
mas, Notwithstanding conditions and
surroundings, and ! am sincerely
hoping you all I'll be Joyous md
happy tomorrow.
please give ny regards and BEL
Wishes to all the nalghbors and II
ny friends. TeII them often think
n them, but circumstances vii mt
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The following letters were rezaIR=
Cd BY Mr.. an HFs William AHzsu=
himer. Pennsylvania avenue. I'm
their son. Sergeant Charles Mason
hlmer, Tfaznaa. France:
Trcsnea. France January !. ~
Ny Dear FoIEH Il Home Il i RI
day evening - thought | EauId
answer your Liter I received q ne
sIh. because everybody else i .TII=
ing tonight ! i raining - azaaI
md believe ~ i certainly male i
unpleasant - u. but thank onr
Maker we aTa nj lighting an more
IN the rain. Tel Mr. Long lhaI seb
Is o. X. and haa been writing. b.
cause have #aen him writing. alHu
tell him | an taking care Of him lie
Il In the same billet and sleeps HIEht
above me Id i also o. / -
have slight cold Well would
Ike 10 tell - Ill who were wound
ed and gaaHel but ! am not allowed
To so you vi hayo TO wall until
get home. 20 viii enjoy listening
TO what did happen from the arzt
day until tn al. | guess ! I'll
have TO waIl mill I get back - zee
President Wilson, but G eourHs h
saw some o. ne goth Division. In
closed you I'll find piece d the
new French money amounting %
about 10 cents IN American m0neY.
Tell Ruth and Rachel I hd1a HznIa
vas around u see them. also ell
them hope TO see them
soon. Tell Wilbur. Neb Long zaYa
hello and for nm 10 box John les
sons ears once IN while and also
to jump Jake Hutton. Neb aaI1 one
thing more. Re have a stove in our
billet and every Time we make fIEe Il
smokes like Mr Nhitmore'B HI0se.
Well as neWH i getting scare be
cause Of writing every couple daYH
will close and 20 to bed aand
love 20 all
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France. December "a. 1918.
Dear Mother and Al nj Home: Just
few lines to let you know ] an
still among the living and we'll NJ
present and hope this finds you al
enjoying the best Of health. Guess
yen are busy about this time getting
things ready for Christmas dinner.
Well ! hope to ha homo for nezl
Xmas. Are you having turkey7
Guess | will eat Christmas dinner
IN my shanty here back of Old Fort
charney. We are going TO have tur=
ley any way and | don't know what
else but the best that Ii TO be had
thai Is one thing ne cannot kick
about anyway. we get plenty to eat.
I received your letter of November
2s. also Edith's letter from BaltI=
more. Glad to know that all are
getting along all right You told me
what you we're having for breakfast
and not to get hungry. we'll to tell
the truth / hardly know any more
what 1t is to get hungry. How il
the weather over there7 Il Is still
raining here this morning. The
ground was frozen a little for the
first time. T. guess We will soon
leave our digglnga for some town.
Don't know Just where yet, but We
are to go in a couple Of days. Well,
I'm going on a little vacation the
last Of this week. somewhere IN the
southern part of France and will be
gone a week or ten days. I will get
out of the mud for little while IT
least. Don't have any idea when We
will get home. the Armistice has
been extended until January II. 30
I guess that will mean month
longer. guess We can stand It.
There Is nothing to do now but walt
our turn to return. Of course II will
take time don't think there Il
any danger of the Germans trying
any tricks now. L they know when
they are well on they won't, for Il
this bunch has to get IN action again
there won't be anything left OF Ger
many. will close Tor this time BY
telling you that it. i showing now
for a change, maybe we will have 4
white Xmas yet. Wishing you all
Merry Christmas and Happy New
Year. ] remain as ever.
Your son.
c. d. EYLER."
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there, until tfe Old 7ath cleared tne
back Of the hills. ! saw enough
dead Huns to fl : silo. Have :
piece of one OF the big Krupp guns
for : souvenir. Don't think that
they will ever start anything any
more. Would not mind having =
couple OF those corn cakes and ,
yard or two Of ham. It has been
some time since have had any. We
have hot cakes three or four times
> week and plenty Of bacon but No
ham. Maybe I will be home for the
next butchering. hope so, at least.
Tell Dad not to let the old stone jug
get empty, better lay IN a little extra
for I'm getting an awful thirst.
Be sure to have the chickens good
and fat as have had no chicken for
a coon's age. Had turkey for din
ner today. however. Tomorrow ! go
South for a little vacation, don't
have any idea yet when we will get
home but hope before so long. Il
: six months now since ! was home.
There have been big things happen
ing in that time. Our turn vii
come one of these days. The world
was not made IN day. ! guess
this is all for this time but viii
write more later. A ever,
Your son,
CHARLES e. BYLFR."
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III and Mrs. ]. II. T. Eyler have
received some mail from their son.
Charles, including his picture which
shows he is in good health, souyan-
II and tho following letters:
France, December II, 1918.
Dear Mother and Al at Home:
will try and write you a few lines
tonight to let you know that I'm
slilI on TOP of the sod. OF / should
sag under the sod. for at present
there Is a foot Of It on top of ny
house. am not living quite rs
deep under the ground as waa.
Got some fancy home now, has IN
Iron roof and wooden floor, part IN
der. the ground and part out Ne
have real glass window In the
front door. Some class to that be
1IeFe me, but you should have seen
It last week before We started 70
operate on IL. Well We made about
the finest home in camp out Of Il
There are Ave of Is shifting in orr
neH home guess NJ can stick 1t out
as long as any Of them. We are still
At Fort ChaTney. don't know huH
long We will be here. but | think Ne
viii start West There Il a possible
chance of our returning soon, dom
know of course hos soon. Il may b
months and probably only weeks.
vel here is hdping Il Is the latter.
We'll to change he subject | re
eeixea my Christmas box today and
many thanks for The same TO al
concerned in sending II until better
paid. Well one week more and
Christmas Will be IT he door, hardly
seems possible. time sure does slip
around. There have been great things
done since last year this time. God
alone knows what l. IN store for the
nezt time. I gueBB II He
WIT long enough We will know.
How Is the weather over there. has
winter set In yeti Inst year thiz
Time we we're having winter in full
It Is very cold ofer here, was
whole lot colder Int month thIs
time than II Is nov We are having
plenty of rain At present II rains
nearly all day but clears OF n
night. Last night Waa as pretty l
moonlight night II I ever saw. to
dag It rained and blew. Tonight i
Il clear again. Guess | must close
for this time hoping this finds yon
al veil az il leaYea me.
With love and best wishes To ~.
l remain as ever.
Your Hon.
{. Z. EYLER.'
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permit me . - Il
Z received IHe Adj CaI9 Iolay.
The one y0u set in an envelope. I
found two pieces df gum in It. and
me envelope IS very much ton,
50 I have an idea It contained more
when It left yon. received your
Xmas card. also one from Florence.
and / appreciate them very much. Z
received today also letter from
Miss Sallie, and one from Mabel.
Now most important OF all, | re-
ceived my Xmas box Sunday and I
surely was pleased. I am ashamed
to admit 1t, but It Is gone and Christ
mas is not here Jet. But we have
seven boys here n our bunch. md
what one gets belongs TO all. 80 you
can realize how long 1t lasted. and
you may be sure, Notwithstanding
the small quantity for each. 1t had
the paramount effect in appreela-
ton, and probably II was better that
we did not get . large quantity. ~
our stoma' hg might not have stood
very much Of 50 delicate a food and
unusual diet. ! am afraid It vii
take me a long while to get ae-
oustomed to real living when ! get
home, and probably you will hear
me some day turn down chicken Or
turkey and AJAX for corn WILLIE
Iprobablyl
We'll I cannot express M ap-
probation IN words Of all the con
tents OF the boz. but as one Of the
! boys expressed Il In a letter home
Sunday night after we had eaten the
Rzf44a he 81 kaa -
for a short tIme. but when It vas
gone we realized we were in No
Mans Land q yet The cake xaa
very good aa we're the caramela and
candy. Tell MIS- sallIe | appreciate
the gum very much, as Il Il always
very much desired. And most Of all.
the only thing that yet remains. the
handkerchief. ! thank you very much
for. and appreciate immensely. -
they are very much needed I have
had the opportunity 10 buy but one
handkerchief aInee left home. md
then only b telling n "Ys mn ,
lie. that I belonged 10 the sisth n
fantry presume you all do nol
realize how hard II IL 10 buy even
a francs worth over here.
Il sincerely hope You are all ell
and happy / an feeling fine -
ever. and the miro write the better
feel 50 I VII probably keep i ~
al night, maybe.
. We are having our FIRST big znoU
I started about IN hour ago md i
! now several inches doop 80 wa are
sure 20 have ; white Xmas. an 70
morrow morning when the EHEIa
blows and ! Iosk OUT Of the window
am anticipating beautiful Heane
which will ha mafa effective hzzIns
zen 30 mueh mud for 60 lon :
period
This reminds me 81 yauf IIIIIa
card which hive above n Ieak
and which ! hall zee Ia The morn
ing and appreciate tho mezzaZa i
bears and he love and thought i
portray
Mother DIR Rlll have u -
nov. and - Eflto you again =
soon 40 fan. although It miEhl =
over a seek. - sc are anticipating
moving back somewhere in d. u
lso. This - spoil our holiday
season but - are anxious II Esi
away from heHe. md Il will probably
mean 'homeHzHd bound sometime
soon.
Goodnight dear. much iaFe ~
hest wishes = ~. father and II
The rcst Of he family.
Your devoted son.
GROVE
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ARE YOU FULLY COYEREDf
OR DOES f0UR INCOME STOP II
CaSE f0U HAVE 1o7

Have - M Insurance TlEal Al
this present moment. thai INsUNE5
Az INCOME n event Of Partial or
total Disability -=AcCident-=kzIeEnesa
etc7
n you're man Of affairs enough
10 have : business OF fuuT osn,
which Eoe# N regardless . Y9ur
presence. I'D pays a profit = Fon,
whether YonF effort helps. - not
even then. ~ ought 10 haxs some
protection q tbs sort.
but Il you're tho kind Of man de-
pendent On his own efforts or bis
living whose income Hfnnz the
moment be does whether IHom Ill
ness, Accident or what noD then
you're almost committing : crime.
when yon fl % put this protection
shield between yourself and misfor-
tune.
With aueh : policy you're paid
enough = Hsllis PhysIelanH bills,
trained nurses salary, hospital ex-
pensea. etc. WITHOUT IT Yon pay
them yourself. 10 say nothing 81 Jour
total loss uT income which 90 must
also stand: II DOESN'T COST MUCH
-&Eet thai firmly In your mind. BUT
TT DOES EVERYTHING % DE
DONE. when Iha time comes q 10 IL:
Covers EYary SiekneaH-GoYers
Every Accident
Ask u about it--for youT OWN
sake.
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- 2-3 ACRES
on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18th, 1911

on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18th, 1919,
at ; o'clock D. m. On Ine premises
known - the Ellsworth I. Lowell
farm purchased by him IN 1898 from
the james Carr estate md now occu-
pied b Frank Freyman. tenant, the
undersigned trustees I'll offer at
Public sale. all that farm containing
I'D ACRES, 0 R00Ds and l9k
PERCHEs.
more 0r less, and improved with
good DWELLING HOUSE. BARN and
other buildings Possession OF this
farm I'll be given AprIl 1st, 1919.
This farm adIoins the lands of Jesse
Carr and Geo 0wings and situated
about ! mile southeast Of Warnelds-
burE.
Terms Of Sale: One third cash on
day d ale or on The ratification By
the Court. and the balance in two
equal payments OF one md two years
from 6ay Of sale, or ii cash at the
option Of the purchaser. credit pay
menta bear interest from day o. sale
and u Be secured b notes Of the
purchaser with approved security,
IVAN L. HOP.
THEODORE :. BROWN.
Trustees.
Ivan I. Hon. Attorney.
John i. Brown, Austlonear.
Ter zaIs q personal property On Feb.
18th. - Uems Farm So HaIs bills. The
Home EzKm zin be soIa Esn. 18th and
the eInsF farm FEB. nth. 1-24-4t
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u virtue Of decree u The Circuit
Court Inr Carroll County passed In
cauze - 5iii Equity. wherein John
Il. Lowell Il plaintiff nd William A.
Lowell = Al are defendants. the un.
derHIEnsd trustees I'll offer at pub
lie saIe On the premises where Ellis
worth !. Lowell died interstate, about
miles neat Of waffiel1aharg on
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France, December %, 1918.

France, December 20, 1913.
Dear Mother. VII try and write
4 few lines in answer to your vel
come letter OF December 9Th. As !
did not get my letter mailed yet to
day will send this along with the
other. You said you we're getting
ready to butcher We finished ours
the 18th of November and some
bnLchering WAS. too. Have seen
men and horses lying around Ike
1IIaa after a frost but that Is all done
noY. Was MP IN : place called
Deaths Valley and Hell named Il
tat. there ~rra1Imany a life lost
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY : 1919,
.PRRCHRs.

more Or Ieaz. improved : Large
Frame Dwelling House. Frame Barn,
Chicken House and com Crib
These buildings are practically all
new and n good repair. Vel Of ex-
ceilenl aaler ut the house. and
splendid orchard OF various kinds OF
fruit tree. This Is \ rare oppor-
tnnltY for anyone desiring q Yalu-
able home and small farm. Is ths
land l. IN ; high state d cultivation,
and convenient 10 churches and
schoalz. ThIa property i located
about nna=half mile Northwest OF
FrlzallbuTE. On the road leading from
FrlzelIhurE 20 Unionto.n. Carroll
County. ID, and was formerly occu-
bled b the late william :. HlYely.
TERMS o. SALE: 0nszIhIfd cash
on the d. 81 sale or On the ratin-
cation thereof by the Court. md the
residue shall be paid n no equal
payments. the one In one year and
the other IN two years from tho day
Of sale. With interest. and % be Sc
cured b The notes Of The purchaser
or purchasers. with security 10 be ap-
proved b the Trustees. q I'll cash
at the option Of the purchaser or
purchasers.
MILDRED B. HIvELY and
CHARLES o. CLEMSON.
Trustees
VIM. T. Wilson. Auetioneer.
Il. o. Weanl. Attorney.
Jan II
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"Franee.Jannary 3, l919.

France January 3, l919
Dear Mother: Just a line to let
you know that I am we'll and having
. great time. I am in Aix-LeH-
Banes at present. have been here
Tor a week. This sure is great
place. Our leave Il up today, hate
10 leave this place. 1t is sort Of =
heaven after what We have had for
the past six months. There are ten
Of ns in q villa together and It +
sure one fine plaee. We are treated
Ike kings here. You can imagine
What contrast this Is to dugnnt
where the mud Il knee deep. then
walk into a nice Tight room with =
fine bed where you can sleep "a iouK
az you want and no ono to bother
You and everything lust like home
That is what wa walked into here.
VIII write again aoon and tell yon
all about my trim am sending
von little souvenir of France With
this. Hoping thu finds you all seli.
! remain as eYeT.
Your Hnn.
r. +. EYBERs
ap. s. Remember me TO my friends.
Tell them I an Q. K
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TsRusTEgs' sale
1 OF
z Valuable Farms

siIuaIed aear MarfleidsburK In Carr
roll County. Maryland. - miles west
Of Westminster, known - the Elis-
worth !. Lowell farms.
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rs OvERCOATS
so Winter Suits
Al 20 PEI Cent. Reduction

Good clothing at genuine saw
ing of 20 per cent from or former
low price.
8 $40 overeoala 20 per cent Of $500.
10 $50 .oYoreoats 20 per cent ofT $500
II $40 oyercoats 20 per cent on $500
is s25 overooata 20 per cent o. 5000
Q s21 ovarooala 20 per cent u $3.50
II s17 overeoats 20 per cent On 1880
10 SIS oyereoats 20 per cent On $500
Not al aIzea Of any of these coats
but have good values In all sizes.
Y on price Of 30 boys oYereoats
and maekInaHa.
90 mems winter cashmere suits
included IN this 20 per cent reduction
sale.
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PUBLIC SALE
= OF : :
HOUSE AND LOT
And Household Furniture.
II WESTMINSTER, Maryland
The undersigned administrator Of
Emma :. Smith, deceased, and b.
virtue Of an order Of the Orphans
Court. will sell ct Public Sale, at the
residence OF said deceased, No. %
Eat Main street, Westminster, Md.
On
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18th, 1919
At = O'Clock m. sharp. that valuable
residence No % East Main street.
Westminster. The improvements
are ,
Tn0.sTORY BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE.
win IHo-story Frame Buck Building.
The house has rooms with bath
and closet, gas and al necessary
ennYenIanees, smoke house, wash
house. chicken house. stable for ;
horses. with large b{.zsy shed at
iaehed. water in house. cellar, good
garden. fruit, etc The lot fronts b
feet On Main street and 1913 feet
haeE 70 tho alley. ThIH = desirable
property and in one Of the best resi-
Dental sections Of ne city, and i
worthy the attention Of any one
wanting comfortable home. Pos
session given at once.
TERMS OF sALE:-One-thira
cash. balance in 8 - Z months On
notes bearing interest. or other terms
can b arranged TO salt purchaser.
Also at the same time and place
vii be sold the Household and
Kitchen Furniture o said deceased.
consisting of Bedalea1s and Bedding.
Bed Clothing, Walnut Dedstead. Mat
lrezzes. springs, feather ticks. Pill
loas. holsters, lace and other cur
iaIna. nortieres, pictures. hall rack,
walnut table, lounge. bureau, chest.
stands. tables, rocking and other
chairs. corner cupboard. mirror.
stands, 1 PARL0n ORGAN, clock,
lamps. carpet and mating. egg stove.
fireplace stove, RID CROSS COOK
STOVE, good az me-. dishes Of ali
kinds. glassware. washing machine.
go-carI, tubs, hama. shoulders and
lard. Jared fruits o. III kinds, and
: great many other articles not
named.
TERMS OF sALE:-All sums O.
5000 and under. cas-. On all sums
above $1,000 a credit d L months On
noteu with approved security, bear
In interest No prdnerly to be re-
moved until terms aTa complied with.
C14AREasCH .. SMITH,
Administrator.
7. ! Crawford. Auelloneer.
jas. H, Stoner and Ias. q Smith. Jr..
Clerks.
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Inconsistencies, NOTICE

The County Commissioners OF Car
roll county will meet i their ONCE,
In Westminster, every Monday and the
first Tuesday after tha 1rst Monday
in the month OF February 1919, for
the transaction OF business.
BY order.
MARTIN D. HISS. Clerk.
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ESOp sZLg-A few quarts Of good
IL Tomato Chow: also dTIed Apples.
MRS. zENTZ.
Westminster, Md. :. 7. D-3.
ian 3IzaIn0
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HARNESS REPAIRING !?
EOR sALE AT BARGAIN PRICE,

TsOR sZLE At BARGAIN PRICE.
H 4-HIory building 40xz0 T. Low
er story 81 fine building stone. two
stories brick Of IS inch AL. upper
story frame. this frame : sheeted,
and weaIherhoarded with slate and
covered Nth heavy steel: roof In
good condition. Also 2-aIory wealth
erboarded building 40xIs feet. The
brick alone IN this building would
cost at IeasI 1920 at the kin.
&. 4. R0sER.
MedIord. Carroll County. Nd.
Phone Ne. Windsor. Il IA.
| s1-3t*
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Saturday, February 18Th, 1918

at o'clock .. m. all thai home farm
Of which Ellsworth Z Lowell died
seized nd possessed containing
- go ACRES.
more q less. and nov occupied by
Earl : Lowell. This aud i improy-
ed w!.0 good DWELLING HOUSE.
BARN AND OTHER BUILDINGS and
a,lIoInz he lands OF Clyde e. Lowell,
William Eckard and John Il. Brown.
'fhIs = one OF the bel producing
farms n Carroll county. Possession
of The buildings and land not under
cultivation will be gwen April |.
1919. : survey OF The and was re-
Gently made and hlaI VII be shown
on daY Of sale.
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TNRusTERs, SALE
4 Or A
DESIRABLE PROPERTY F.!
NEAR FnIzELLBURd. CARROLL
COUNTY, MARYLAND

By virtue 81 a decree = The Cir
cult oanTz far Carroll County In
Equity. n ; cause wherein Mildred
- HIFalY : plaintiff and Edward L.
lively e Il are defendants. being No.
bio Equity. the undersigned Trust
eea I'll ell At public zals On the
premises On
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY : 1919,
at o'clock p m, all tho several
tracks o land lying contiguous 10
each other and containing
o ACRES. nOODS AND = SQUARE
PERCHEs,
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rm0.sTORY BnIGz DWELLING
HOUSE.

TERMS OF sALE:-One-thira
cash. balance in u = months On
notes bearing interest. or other terms
can b arranged to snlt purchaser.
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And Household Furniture.
- WESTMINSTER. Maryland

The undersigned administrator Of
Emma s. Smith. deceased, and b.
virtue Of an order o. the Orphans,
Court. will sell ct Public Sale, at the
residence OF said deceased, No. %
Eat Main street. Westminster, Md.
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ap. s. Remember me to my friends
Tell them | am Q. Z
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