Catoctin clarion., 1920-08-05

at the warehouse of the Rocky Ridge
Elevator Company in Rocky Ridge, Fred.
erick County. Maryland, all the follow
ing described valuable real estate, to-
wit:
FIRST: All that farm containing
1914 ACRES, 2 ROODS and 81 SO. PRS,
known as the home farm of the late
J James H. B. Ogle, situated on the road
leading from Rocky Ridge to Creagers-
town about one mile South of Rocky
Ridge in Frederick county, Maryland.
This property is described in deed from
the said James H. 3. 0gle to Ruby M.
Stull, Benjamin P. Ogle and Bessie L..
Smith. dated the 18th day of March. 1920,
and recorded among the Land Records of
Frederick county. This farm is improv-
ed with
2.StOry Brick and Stone Dwelling House
containing eight rooms and two cellars, a
New Bank Barn, Wagon Shed
and two corn houses. carriage house, hog
pen, milk house, chicken house and all
necessary outbuildings. There are three
wells of excellent water on this property
and a cistern at the kitchen door. There
are two fine meadows on this farm with
running water, which makes 1t desirable
property for dairy purposes. 1t is loca-
ted one mile from churches, schools. post
Office. stores and Western Maryland sta
ton, and the land is in high state of
| cultivation.
SECOND: Az that farm containing
Eli Acres, l Rood and ~ Sg. Pcrches,
more or less, situated on the road lead
ing from Rocky Ridge to the old Biggs
Mill property about one mile west of
Rocky Ridge in Frederick County. Mary
land, and more particularly described in
a deed from James H. B. Ogle to Ernest
B. Ogle and Maude E. Smith, dated the
18th day of March, 1920. and recorded
among the Land RECORDS of Frederick
county.
This farm is improved by practically
New 2-Stsry WeatberlOariei House
containing eight rooms, two halls, fine
cellar and good summer house. The
property has large
Bank Barn and Hay Shed,
wagon shed with corn crib attached, car
riage house, hogpen. chick en- house, milk
house and all other necessary outbuild-
ings. The property has large meadow
with running water aad is considered one
of the best dairy farms In the northern !
part of the county. 1t is situated con-
venient to churches, schools, stores, and
is one mile from the Western Maryland
Railway station. The land is in high |
state of cultivation and will make the |
purchaser splendid property.
THIRD: All that valuable woodlot con-
tanning
Thirteen Acres
more or lees, being part of the prop
erty described in the aforesaid deed from
James H. B. Ogle to Ernest B. Ogle ard
Maude E. Smith, dated and recorded as
aforesaid. This woodlot is we'll set in
hickory and oak, and adjoins the lands of
Harry Boiler, William Mort and Susan
Deberry.
FOURTH: All that valuable mountain
lot containing
Ten Acres,
more or less, described in the above deed
from James H. B. Ogle to Ruby M. Stull,
Benjamin P. Ogle and Bessie L. Smith,
dated and recorded as aforesaid, being
all and the same property which the said
James II. B. Ogle acquired by virtue of
. deed from Cornelius Dubel and wife
dated the 23rd day of November, 1900,
and recorded in Liber d. H. H. No. z,
folio 567. This lot is well set in chestnut
timber and will make the purchaser an
woodlot.
All growing crops on said farms are
hereby expressly reserved, but the pur-
,ha ser or purchasers shall have the right
to the landlords share of the crop of
wheat to be sown in the fall of 1920, the
'aid purchaser or purchasers to furnish
,ne-half of the seed wheat and fertilizer
therefore.
ANY persons interested in viewing the
lbove described properties can do SO up
IN application to Harry Stuil at Rocky
Ridge, or Howard Smith at Logs Sta
ion, who will be glad to show these
properties.
TERMS of Sale:-A deposit of 50, 500
will be required of the purchaser or pur-
hasers of each of the above described
arms, parcels Nos. l and 2. and depos-
of 500 and $25 respectively will be re-
uired of the purchaser of parcels 8 and
on the day of sale. The balance of the
urchase money shall be paid on or be-
ore the lst day of April, 1921. ct which
ime possession of all the several par
els hereinbefore described will be given
nd good and sufficient deed therefor,
rec, clear and discharged of all liens,
axes and encumbrances. executed and
elivered, the purchaser or purchasers
living his, her or their notes with ap-
roved security, bearing interest from
ae day of sale. All conveyancing, in
uding revenue stsmps, to be at the ex-
ense of the purchaser or purchasers.
RUBY M. STULL,
BENJAMIN P. OGLE,
ERNEST B. OGLE,
BESSIE L. SMITH,
MAUDE E. SMITH.