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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-11-21
NORTHWEST MEDINA CO.
BEEBETOWN

81
BEEBETOWN &v t?
Leonard Irwin and wife, of Akron,
called on old friends in Beebetown
last week.
The W. C. 7. U. will meet at
Jake Smiths next week Friday. Mrs.
Hartman, county president and Mrs.
Wood, of Wadsworth, will be there.
Edith Mayer is visiting friends in
Kalamazoo, Mich.
There will be Thanksgiving din
ner served at the church. Everyone
welcome.
Mrs. Mae Killian has been visiting
her sssister in Cleveland for several
days.
Mr. and Mrs. H., A. Doolittle cele-
brated their 5Oth wedding anniversary
Tuesday, Nov. 18. t*
CSH Todd an d wife are visiting
relatives in Michigan for couple o1
weeks. 'N
Arthur Hall and wife, Of Lakewood
visited his aunt Mary Curtis, las
Saturday.
Phoebe McConaughy is staying
with her daughter in Elyria-
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Starr, over Sunday.
A large crowd attended the chicken
pie supper Saturday evening. Several
people from Elyria and Medina were
present. The play given after sup
per was well rendered and enjoyed by
all.
Mrs. Ed. Peck, of Portage county
is visiting at o. K. Nickerson's.
B. w. Holmes and sister, Carrie
Holmes, and Mrs. Jane Lipp, of Lo-
rain, started for Wyocina, Wis, Tues
day evening to visit an uncle, Mr.
Cox.
The annual meeting for election Of
officers for the Red Cross will be helt
in the Domestic Science laboratory a
2:30 p. m. Saturday, Nov. %. Th'
war work is finished, but the Re,
Cross has plans under way for peac
time work and all are urged to b
present. Nom. COM, Mrs. B. W
Holmes. Mrs. Street,, Mrs. Starrett.
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this week. A picnic dinner will be
served, bring your own plate, cup and
silverware.
Charles Bohley and family, of
Michigan, are spending the week at
his father, Phillip Bohley's.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Indoe, Mrs. Roy
>Arick and Burton and Mrs. Ed. Indoe
and Gladys were in Cleveland Tues
day.
The Larkin club met with Mrs. G.
A. Hinman Thursday.
Roy Arick and family will spend
the winter in Florida. Mr.. Arick left
the forepart of the week by auto, anG
Mrs. Arick and Burton will start the
latter part of the week, going by rail
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TIMES FOR HOLDING
COURTS OF APPEALS
FOR THE YEAR A. D. 1920
STATE OF OHIO, EIGHTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT

State Of Ohio
EIGHTH
Courts of Appeals District.
1t is ordered that the time of the
beginning Of the terms of the Courts
of Appeals of the Several Counties in
said Judicial district for the year
1920, be fixed as follows, to-wit:
Summit County on the 9Th day Of
Lorain County on the 18th day Of
April and the 9Th day of September.
Medina County on the 26th day Of
April and the 9th day of September.
Cuyahoga County on the 5th day Of
January and the 4th day of October.
Said terms to begin at 10 o'clock A.
M.
September 16, 1919.
T. S. DUNLAP,
G. G. WASHBURN,
WILLIS McVICKER
Judges.
The State of Ohio, Medina County, SIS.
I, G. G. Frazier, Clerk Of the Court
| of Appeals, within and for said County,
do hereby certify that the foregoing
is true copy Of the order fixing the
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LITCHFIELD
Deferred letter.

Mrs. Almon Barth is entertaining
her aunt, Mrs. Lewis, Of Cleveland.
Mrs. Angie Brookes went to Me-
dina last Sunday to the home of her
niece, Mrs. r. j. Hyde to spend the
winter.
|, The Ladies Aid society Of the Con-.
gregational church met with Mrs. T.
H. Case last Thursday, it being the
annual meeting. Mrs. Joe Barth does
not believe in third terms so she was
unanimously chosen for president.
Mrs. Blanche Comstock, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Ella Turner, second vice
president; Mrs. w. w. Starrett, Sec
retary and treasurer, Mrs. T. H.
Case, assistant.
The friends Of Mrs. Arthur Wall,
a former resident Of Litchfield, will
be saddened to hear of her death at
I Portland, Oregon.
| Clayton Sears, youngest son Of G,
c. Sears, narrowly escaped death last
Sunday morning when his brother
Clare picked up rifle and aimed il
at Clayton thinking it wasn't loaded
The bullet grazed his cheek, going
through his ear. If it had been just
a little deeper it would have beer
fatal. Clayton is able to be in schoo
today.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Holme.
was largely attended at the Baptis
church last Friday, Nov. 7, at 1880
:. Mrs. Holmes leaves to mourn her II
children, 21 grandchildren, two great
cared for by her children. For 81,
long months she had been unable t.
r sit up much Of the time. She wa
d always so patient and every thin
!. seemed to be alright. She was read
and willing to 60 to meet her make
t and her husband who was take
y from her several years ago. She j
gone but not forgotten.
al A little baby boy came to the HON
s of Nelson Yost and wife, Monday q
$ this week.
Joe Mallory, of Cleveland, sper
Sunday in the home Of Court Sears
Tommie Tooth and son, O.
,e Tooth and r. J. Arick, of Male
h Creek, started Monday morning fl
Lake Water, Florida, by auto. The
% expect to make the trip in IL day
sr Mrs. 0. J. Tooth, Mrs. Arick and SC
will start the last Of the week on IL
ID train. They are planning to be gol
six months.
If Miss Natalia Fisher, of Medin
ct spent few days with friends he
v last week.
Of Charley Starr and wife, of Toled
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-11-21
MALLET CREEK !

Mrs. Alvan Branch, Of Three
Rivers, Mich, visited M. E. Branch
and other relatives over Sunday.
Roy Arick has sold his place to
Jerome Wilbur, who with his mother
will locate there soon.
Mrs. Andrews, Of Elyria, visited
friends in Lester Thursday.
The Ladies Missionary society of
the Congregational Church will meet
with Mrs. John Clark at 1870 Lafay-
cite street, Medina on Saturday Of
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Laborers Wanted to keep on con-
creting and brick laying on North
Court street. Will pay up to 45 cents
per hour for labor and for some places
will pay more. See me. T. P.
Kellogg, foreman. lott
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| times of holding Courts of Appeals,
| for the year 1920.
set my hand and affixed the seal of
! said Court at Medina, Ohio, this 18th
day of November. A. D. 1919.
G. e. Frazier,
1873 Clerk.
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that the said Marie Ernyakovich has
willfully absented herself from the
plaintiff for more than three years, and
that the defendant is now confined in
a penitentiary in Austria for killing a
child, and that said cause will be for
hearing on or after January 26, 1920.
f. w. WOODS,
1876 Attorney for Plaintiff
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LEGAL NOTICE

Marie Ernyakovich whose residence
is unknown. is hereby notified that
Lazo Ernyakovich has filed his petit
tion against her asking for a divorce
and other relief in the Common Pleas
Court of Medina County. Ohio, alleg-
ing that the said Marie Ernyakovich
and Lazo Ernyakovich were married,
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FEELING BLUE
LIVER LAZY
TAKE a CALOTHB
WONDERFUL now Y0UNG AID
ENERGETIC YOU FEEL AFTER
TAXING THIS DELIGHTFUL
NAUsEALEsS CALOMEL


II you have not tried Galotabs you
have a delightful surprise awaiting
you. The wonderful liYer-cleansing
and system-purifying properties Of
calomeI may nov be enjoyed without
the slightest unpleaaaniness, for
Calotabs are calomel with the liver
benefits left in and the sting taken
out ! Calotab at bedtime with a
swallow of water. that's all. No
taste. no nausea, no salts. nor the
slightest unpleasant after-efI9ets.
You wake up IN the morning feeling
fine. Your liver is clean. your sys-
tenn Is purified. your appetite hearty.
Eat what you wish, no danger, and
no risk of salvation. The next time
you feel laxy. mean. nervous, blue or
discouraged give your liver a
thorough cleansing with a Calolab.
They are so delightful and effective
that your druggist is authorized to
refund the price as a guarantee that
you vii be delighted.
For your protection. Calotabs are
sold only In original, sealed pack
ages. price thIEty-ffve cents. At ali
drug stores.--tadYl
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Soup beans DC n,
Hayoiine OIL lmedlum1 46c gallon.
Clothes pin. dozen Tor &c.
Iron traces soc pair.
Yellow onion seed 1I.75 per pound.
Old women'a shoes SI.T5 pair.
Druid muslin full yard widel 15e I'D
Cupz and sauesrs see set OF each.
Rocking chsIrs s2.gs.
Lawn movers FATS.
10 y pail saIled fish Lake HerTinE1
SIS.
% n. keg salted fab lake Herring1
gz.z5.
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7 Packs Garden Seed for ,25c

80 %. tubs sailed i1isi d.ake Herring)
$3.50.
100 ~. kegs: salteg fish Lake Her
ringl $3.50.
Fresh ffsh by the pound
7 rolls Of. toilet paper for BIC.
Best soda crackers. 1sc u.
Champion spark plugs 6sc.
q inch. Corr galvanized. roofing
$500 Der square.
Ne sell cabbage b the pound
90x3 auto tubes Ss.9s.
Mems WORK pants 51.s9
Coal oil &c gallon.
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SMITH & REIFsNIDER
.To siai EQUITY.


In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
IN Equity.
Commercial State Bank Of Frederick
County. body. corporate. plaintin. vs..
Byron :. Dorsey, administrator OF I'm
DRY i. Wagner. deceased, and others,
defendants.
Ordered by the Circuit Court for Carroll
County. sitting n Il Court u Equity, this
nth d. Of April. nineteen hundred and
nineteen. that the sale OF the property
mentioned in thee proceedings, made and
reported By Byron ). Dorsy. Trustee, ap-
pointed b decree Of this Court 10 make
said sale, Da ratified ana confirmed. I'M
less cause 10 the contrary thereof be
shown On or befosa the 18th day OF lay
1919; provided = copy Of thu order b IN
serted = some newspaper. published In
Carroll County, u the state OF Maryland
once ; week for three successive weeks
before Tie 18th day OF Mar. 1919.
The report state the amount Of sale 60
be $4,000
EDWARD o. CASH. CLERK.
True copy-Tez4.
EDWARD 0. CASH. cIerk.
april IE-4t
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MedfOrd
Prices
GRADUATED SUGAR &c ID

Spark plug cleaners 75e.
Onion sets DC quart.
Hare bird boxes, Tor 25c.
Cradles s2.4e.
Boys suits z3.0S.
MedIord Fertilizer grows bigger crops
Z rolls OF toilet paper for 26c.
Rag carpet 59c yard.
Coffee 21c u.
Auto jacks eee.
Ingarsoll night watches s2.25.
Wire nails Be per pound.
Chick feed zI.15 per 100 ms.
Corn 100 can.
Soup beans DC pound.
Sailed fish Sc pail.
Wide bed snesting 50c yard.
Buekwheat msal SC u.
fels Naptha soap, l bars for s5e. I
Sewing machines 1875.
Bingham 16e yard.
BoYa knee pants Tie.
Mems work shirts &c.
ConEolsum b0e yard.
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Fruit OF the loom muslin 26e yard. :
Scratch feed 1895.
Rice per n. &c.
Fresh cream cheese 35c H.
} inch auto inner. sleeve &c.
81 inch auto Inner sleeve &c.
Gouches tleather topg) s22.9s.
Wheel barroWs s4.gs.
Mems grey hose 15e per pair.
Hare bird boxes for E6c..
Gasoline 21c per. gallon.
Horse clippers CSC.
Women's black hose, pair for 26c.
Coal oil irons $50.
Mems work shirtI 39c each.
Ground fax seed meal with the .
in) 15o ~.
Extension tables zI498.
Rabbits lye 10c. can.
5 gallon miik cans ls5.10.
7 gallon milk cans 1895.
10 gallon milk cans 5000.
IL chained and labeled complete.
High chairs s1.se.
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Best Table Syrup 65c gallon.

Oyster shells SO baE=
Coffee 2lc n.
Chairs es.ss set Oh s.
s IRE American fence sc rcd.
5 IRE American fence s9c ro1.
10 IRE American fence 4se Fod.
Bazgy whips i0c each.
Tomatoes lie can.
Ba1blt soap. ! bars Tor 25e.
5 Gallon Haxollne OF II.9s.
GrannlRted sugar &c -.
200 u. bag d fine sal 1i9s.
urooms 3ao.
0aIoa sets = quart.
s0xzA auto tubes 1z.za.
3ixI auto tubes 500.
Yard wide muslin 1He yard.
HeTshsy's cocoa ise boz.
Mems half zoIes lie pair.
ConEoleum &c yard.
0aIsaniEed Luba sec.
Msaford Fertilizer grows bigger c
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By virtue OF the power and au-
lhority contained In a Power Of
Attorney from all The helrs=at-law d
Louisa Buckingham, late Of Carroll
county, Maryland, deceased to Carrie
Beasman. dated April IL, 1919 and
recorded among the land records o
Carroll county, In Liber 3. 0. @. No.
II, the said Carrie Beaaman 9lII
offer at public sale. on the premises.
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SlenaUITy.

L.
Ia the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Horace M. LoYman, infant by bla father
and next friend, Truman M I0wman.
plaintiff, vs.. Ernest V. Hood and others.
defendants.
Ordered by tie Circuit Court for Carroll
County, sitting rs Court OF Equity. this
nth day of april, A. D. 1919 that the
report of the sale made of the property
mentioned In these proceedings At private
sale. made aud reported by Edward o.
WeanI. Trustee. be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause % the contrary thereof be
shown on or before the 18th dag Of afay.
next. provided \ copy Of tails order be
inserted in some newspaper published in
Carroll County. Maryland, once : week
for Ihree successive weeks before the I2tll
day Of May, u d. 1919.
The report states the amount Of ale "a
he 100000.
EDWARD .. CASH. Clerk
True copy-TeHI:
EDWARD 0. CASH. Clerk.
april Is-4t
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TO CREDITORS.

Thie : = give Hazzza that r. snbseribzz IA
obfainsz IFsa the Orphans csaTI - CaFrelI ca.
~. in HzTylsnd. iattszs Of Administration = -
personal Estate ef
ELLA - sLIHoLuRF
iass Of Cazrsfl County. Diseased Al p@rssa. -.
n8 elsaazz against - deceased - hereby azzas<
70 exhibit he szEzz. nth IT, asaehara Ezzssal
legally aa1Hs0tieesss . the sahzsrIhss - p -.
fers t. Isth dzy q November. 1913. tag zzay
ethsfaIz= - Nv - excluded fra al bsszzza =
aid szz@za.
givsH under ny Ind THE ia day o. april
Isis.
JOHN p MARTIN
40 III AzmlnisIFzzsz.
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DON'T LET THE
MINERS GETAWAY
FROM THE COAL
REGION.

Unless they are employed steadily.
they drift awaS into the steel and
other Industries. especially the
younger men. You can help this
great coal distribution problem by
taking your coal early. It's pa
If-iotIe duty
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This Fine STALLION HIil make the
Season Of 1919. At the Stable Of the
Owner near O10.s SCHOOL HOUSE,
on the Hook nosd, EVERY DAY ex-
cept Tuesday and Saturday. :.
MACK PRINCE weighs 700
pounds. Is a Beautiful Black aad =
sure foal getter. lie haa = marx Of
2l7. lie Is bred by Prince of India
and Wilkes mare All Who wIHn 10
breed from a lIne horse are invited
to come and LOOK him over as he VII
commend himself for style and ae-
ton. This horse was formerly owned
by David Barnhart. OF Manchester.
TERMS: $1,000 to Insure \ Mare
In Foal Anyone putting \ Mare and
parting with her before zhe Is known
TO be nth foHI viii be held for The
Insurance. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR
ACCIDENTS Oh ESCAPES.
GEORGE =. FREEMAN. Owner.
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n sad hui loving remembrance OF N
dear wife md our dsar mother Harriet
Il. Miller. .ho died one yenr ago. April
y. 1918.
In memory ! often aee
The one ] love SO dear,
The vision seems 80 clear 10 ne.
/ feel she must be near.
God called her home Il was HI will,
hut In NJ heart | love her Hfill:
Ter memory is as dear today.
A In the hour she passed axaT.
by her loving husband
Oh. how hard we tried to aaxe her;
Prayers au1 tears Were all n vain,
Happy angels came aud took her.
From thiH world Of toll aud pain.
! mourn for you dear mother.
but not With outward show
Tor the heart that m0urns sincerely.
Mourns Silently and low.
b her loving daughter, Ada
orr mother has gone 70 heaven,
How we miss her from our home,
While we are weeping. she IL rejoicing.
PralsinE God around the throne.
We too, some day shaIl cross the river.
We. like neither, shall reneh anr home.
oh. the blessed sweet reunion,
There shall be around the throne.
~ her loving daughter, Mile
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ONION SETS Sc QUART

10 u pail sailed in ocean whit
inEal s5e.
80 n. kegs sailed fsh ocean whit
InEsl $50
100 b. keEa salted flah Ocean whit
inEal $50.
200 d. kegs salted fin Ocean whit
In.sl si2H9.
Loose sec II.
Ginger snaps i5c n.
Oatmeal 1oe box.
Santa Claus soap SC bar.
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OYSTER SHELLS 89c bag.

Be- table syrup 6be gallon.
7 packs OF cough drops for &c.
HaToIine OIL 5ee gallon.
Store closes # Z o'clock.
Women's half solea I0e pair
Cradles t2.Is.
Hare bird boxes. for 25c.
Spark plugs 29c.
Women's black hose. ; pair for 2bc
2 burner oil stoves zI2.75.
3 burner al stoves 1910.
burner oil stoves 11e.75.
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SATURDAY. LAY ). 1913.

at 3 O'Clock D. m. all, those two lots
o. land. numbers ; and j, that Wa
conveyed by Francis w. Brown to
Louisa Buckingham. by deed dated
December 7th, 1908. and recorded
among the land records Of Carroll
county, IN Liber ]. Il. b. No. IS, roIIo
al. containing about
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-04-18

Hemp carpet 2se yard.
DuckwheaI meal &c 10.
Cream cheese 35c ID.
Oyster shells sec bag.
Sewing machines 1875.
Lawn movers sI9s.
Lawn fence 23c foot.
Bed mattresses SIS.
Rose Vel zalve Ice box.
Lewis llnseed oil II.75 per gallon.
Wheel baHTows yz.98.
Onion sets &c quart.
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E. 0. DIFFENDAL. Manager.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. APR. 3. 1919

William seboure. East Green street.
mas arrived home from France.
Charles Yanderfond has been mus
tered out of service and Is now At
the home Of his mother, Mrs. G. ".
F'rizzell, East Green street.
The choir Of the Centenary Metho-
DIST Episcopal church held 3 dutch
treat Monday evening in the social
hall of the church.
By the hucksteT truck Of Harry
Myers, FrIzellburg. turning over At
pIkesville Wednesday, Slga. butter
and calves went into a heap. The
damage will be enough
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formulated sugar &c 10.
: ID. cans Hygeia coffee or S1.s6.
| II. can Hygeia coffee for 5ec.
| House dresses 9se.
j Medford Fertilizer grows bigger crops
] Pasture chains Iso each 20 FEET longI
Ford hub caps Zoe each,
Boys knee pants TIC.
bingham he yard.
i a0x3h reIIners for tires S2.9s.
! House dresses Csc.
Oyster shells SOC bag.
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Spark plug cleaners 75c.
hest table syrup &c gallon.
Hemp carpet acc Yard. =
.. n. T, spool feelIon. &c apool.
Lawn fence. f42 inches high. 23c foot.
bureaus sIz9S. - :
Dabbit Iyss10c can. : :
lose We. aalve f0o box. :
Vaper-R np Halwe 400 Jar.
Haroline pll SOC gallon ,uighIl.
Havofine oil SOC gallon (medIuml.
! packs cough drops for &c.
100 10. BAG coarse ALT s1.76.
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Mems Work Shoes $2.9S pair

BuHlel bag coarse salt 65c.
Mems work shoes st.es pair.
Santa Claus aoap &c bar.
Quick auds soap &c bar.
Bingham 1bc yard.
BoYz. knee pants Tic pair
Pasture chains 4Sc. q
Ford hub oapa 25c each.
Hare bird boxes for CSC.
WoInenis black hose. pair Tor CSC.
Coal oil irons $3.50.
Mems work shirts 3se.
Onion sets Be quart.
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WANTED.

Farm HAND WANTED At ONCE
Married OF single man to work On
small farm near Westminster. Steady
work and good pay TO right party.
Apaiy at Advocate. 4-11
WANTED-A woman to- % general
house work on farm. For full infor-
nation apply TO Joseph Il. Roberts
New Windsor, Route 2. apr. 4.5ls
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Lewis linseea oil s1.7s per gallon.
GranuIated auzar &c -. !.
Z rolls OF toilet paper Tor 26e.
Muslin Zoe xard.
fresh Herring every day.
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MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB
.PINL IzICo
MAY Ito y

Seven Races Daily including
5teepiechase,
First Race 30 7. Il. Admission
$3.50 Govt. tax &c.
Dates OF important stakes.
PimlIeo Nursery 81 100 added Sat.
May }.
Spring Handicap $4,000 added We'd.
May !.
Green Spring Valley steepleehase
5000 added Sal. May 10
PreaEness $4,000 added We'd lay
IA.
Juvenile $500 added Thurs. Nay
10.
Pimllco oaks 5000 added Sat
May II.
April Isit
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DUBLIC SALE
Z O. :
TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING

IN FlohrvIlle. on the State Road, IN
Carroll County, Nd
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IN MRnORIAM

N MEM0RiAHz
IN sud but loving remembrance OF NJ
beloved mother Harriet A. Miller sIio
departed this life one year age. April p.
1918.
Death has robbed me- Of ny mother.
Of the one | loved % well.
Taken from this world Of sorrow
safely home with Him 10 dwell.
Cone from earth, YES. gone forever.
Tear. dImmed eyes viii gaze In vain:
! shall hear her voIes. oh, never.
seYer mnre on earth again.
Home Is sad oh. God. how dreary,
Lonesome. lonesome every SPOT
Listening for her YoIee tili weary.
Weary. for | heaf Il not.
Her we'll. remembered footsteps
We are listening for In vain.
uuF eyes grow dim from WATCHING,
And our hearts are sad from pain.
Farewell. farewell mother dear.
Life IL sd without you herr.
HuI We my meet n heaven above.
Where al Is peaee aud joy md Low
~ her loving son Iesis Miller.
miss her and mourn her in allence m.
aud dwell On the memory o. Joys tn
haY. baen,
Unknown md forgotten by some she nay
be,
INT the grave that contains her Is sacred
TO ne
Ya saw her suffer heard her HiEhs
With throbblng haafts and streaming
eyes.
Int nov she calmly sleeps at rest.
Al pain, I'll grief, al sorrow past.
You ask n If we mis- herr
rs. Il fiiH Cur hearts with pain.
unt her spirit safely whispers.
Heap not; in Heaven ven mel again.
IL her danghter-fnslas, Mrs. EFa Miller
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IN loving remembrance OF M dear huz
band, Jamez D. StrefIE. who departed til
life six months age. October II. 1918.
Only a fes lines, dear husband.
To say ] vii never forget
TIE happy yeafs We spent together.
For the memory iixsH With ne yet.
/ cannot understand Why I hid 10 gan
With him whom ] loved 20 dear.
Int God Hno dOeth IL things sell
Will some day make II clear
Intn sweeI Hest he Has entered
No more % wake OF 10 weep.
IL Ii smiling upon M from Heaven,
For M darling hHH fallen asleep.
II his loving wife Annie l. hIrsYiR.
rsaeefui be Ihy resi-. dear father.
Il Ii sweet TO breathe thy uame.
In life We loved yon dearly,
In death - do the same.
Dearest father, how - miss Yau.
Even more than tongue can tell.
Int every dHY aud hour that passes
Brings u nearer viii thee 70 dwell.
IL his loving SONS Edgar and Richard
sIFeYig.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-04-18
AACRE fLAND

improved With Two STORY FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE with ; rooms n
the village Of FlohrYille, In Freedom
district, Carroll county, Nd. also pump
On the porch, stable. chicken HOUSE.
md fruit trees. together with n
right TO uze certain road way n
I'D deed described in common viii
other lot owners. This property III
- sold free and clear Of Ill lien
nd eneumbraneez. and : Eood and
sufficient deed vii be executed there.
or. Possession vii be given In.
msdiatelY.
TERMS or sALE:--A promissor,
note with approved security will =
taken On day OF ale from the puE.
chaser tor 20 day. oT a eazh payment
81 $4,000.
CAnnIE nEAsMAs.
AItorney-In- Fact. foF heirs Il Law :
Louisa Buckingham. deceased.
INan l. Tor. Attorney.
:. A Crawford, AaeIIDneef.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-04-18
SMITH & REIFSHIOER
NO. si8EOUIn.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll counts.
Howard T. emp. ct a.. - WiIlism :. Keusp.
lunaIIe,