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FIoniny &c pound

Oyster Smell q8c bag
Yard wide Muslin zoe yd.
TUNA Muslin lec I'd.
Bed fiekiug zoe yd.
Womeu's Rubber Shoes Gac pr.
Boys and Womfng Gloves Toe pr
Corn 1teal 81 ~
Iaather bali a1ies 5c pr
paby shoe roc pr
foot heavy Steel Poultry Pence i5e
rod
/ 5 loot heays steel Poultry Face s5e
rod
eabbita s6pp "a bar
Large Cans salmon Toe,
Rlre 81 ID
RaEla Cnadonaod Mix 2ar can
9pWing Machines Y4sts. guarantees
f4 years
ghlcken Fecdcfa gor g5c
Aga f0r b GaieEuaf, free
Alarm CLOCKS SLID each.
Hea Oraunietra Sugar ~ ib,
I.aWIH ~ ESQ on staA sat
FRESH Crackers nc ~
f3oyB Sohppi Shoes 1895 pr
Girls school Shoes Sb w.
lsrees GnFham ihe -
Mcu's Work shlue ne each.
E8eGer bye 81 pig
d. 81, r Etachsi Cotton Zoe SPOOL
Meaa aad Boys oycFcoatt reduced %
e946
fresh Cheese zoe %.
Mating zee sd
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Soup Beans &c ID.

Falloienm soc I'd.
pound Jar Tcbacto fi25.
Hieh chairs s22s each.
nsd Mattresses s3aS.
ise bottles RumtoFd Baking Powder
&C.
lux Ar boz
Mouth OfFaps 3ac each,
puddiRe Sc box.
zoe cuts tobacco for Sc
Drftd peaehea 25t ~.
prnnea i9c nj
pic sac Twist Tobacco si0s box.
Muslin sc yd
Cocoa zoe ~
8ena Gray Hose i6c M
.Iat Cotton Dc bat
Fresh Roasted Coffee Joe ~.
Womena Black Hose Zoe pr
5en cord Pants sgaS pr.
Corn Meal So ~
Largo Cold Dust zoe box
led Blankets 81 ~ each
Store closed o'clock
Womon's Fleecod Lined shoeA N.gl
palr
Galvanized noognr $500 square.
Beef SCRAP ss75 BAG
Dlgealer Tankage Ss2a per bag.
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MANCHE.:sTE Is

% IS
Word was RECEIVED II.rre rs. d, IA
of this deaf Of - 3 ~ isasl \.
York Ia His repiafna werstrg5r
70 Greenmount ga. satllgdaI - I. =
ing and laid to A'es. le.,5
family lot h>athe Mon <eTHetery. q <;
plot of grounS was q portion - the
Dehoff home where no passed hts
boyhood days After attending Col
lege he entered the Hannemann Med
ical College. ut Philadelphia, gradll-
ating in 1885, lie located Iii Union
Bridge where he built up an exten-
sive practice. In 1890 he moved to
York where he had resided and en-
joyed large and most successful
practice, making host OF friends who
regret his going He was staunch
member Of the Reformed church and
prominent in sl the work He is sur
vived by his widow, Mrs. Lottie
Shower ,Dehoff, two sons. DR.. J. Ed
mund Dehoff, OF York. Pa, and DR.,
William Dehoff. of baltimore; one
daughter, Miss L. Dehoff, nurse at
the Hopkins, Baltimore.
The members of Pocahontas Tribe
/. o. r. NJ held It's annual chicken and
oyster supper Friday and Saturday
nights. A large crowd was there, ey-
eryone buying literally The gross re-
cefpts for the two nights we're $4l2
Mr.. and Mrs Clayton Black enter
tanned a number Of their friends SAT-
urday evening at their home, North
Main street. Music was furnished by
Messrs. Kuhns, Manchey and Zepp.
Mrs. Robert Kutins accompanies. AZ a
late hour refreshments were served
The supper held at Ebbvale school
was a success, both socially and Gnan-
clally. The building was hiled 20 over
flowing. A Jolly tiEle was enjoyed by
all. The groHs receipts were $1,000
Trustee David Jones is in charge Of
the money, that win be used for an
instrument for the school
Mr.. and Mrs George NJ. Hoffman,
entertained the social club Of the Ro-
fromad Church Thursday evening
Abundant refreshments were served
and the evening greatly enjoyed.
Mrs. Emma Payne, Of Moukton,
Baltimore county, and Mrs Laura Nc
AlIister. OF Westminster. have return-
ed to their respective homes. after en-
Toying a three weeks visit u the
home OF their sister, Miss Fannie @.
Ross.
Rev. Ludwig. pastor OF the Y -.
church, assisted by the brother min
listers, held special Lenten service
every night iaal week They we're
LARGELY attended and enjoyed.
Mrs. Meta Ourslpr Wife Is visiting
her mothers home, MIRA =. Oursler.
Mr.. and Mrs Wife viii soon leave for
california where they viii make their
future home
The weather man tried hiB bent TO
see how ehangeable he could be when
he dropped the Thermometer down
from " to 80 degrees. sending snow
that lsrlated ne from every one sun
day, pillng II four and Eve feet deep
az some places travel was paralyz-
ed Monday morning. until shoyols
played an active part. and no9 the
question Is what are we TO travel IN.
with some places bare and others
piled with snow. But spring Is cplu-
ing fast. The worst is over. Old Sol
has too much power. winter muat 60.
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1921, at IL o'clock, sharp the follow
ing FINE PAIR on MULES, both
good lenders and will work anywhere
hitched; 6 HEAD or CATTLE, some
VIII be fresh By day Of sale; BROOD
SOW AND PICS. EARNING IdPl-E-
AfBNIls AND MACfLINEItY--4 inch
tread Western wagon. Will carry
tons or more, 3lz-ineh wagon. with
hay carriage. low-down wagon, 2
spring wagons. stone bed, with side
boards. sell binder, Milwaukee now
err. III goaa condition. Ontario grain
drlli horse rake. field roller, corn
planter single row; spriag-tooth
harGO~ wefaer, john Deere steel
furrow pillow, l3-lnchs syracuse pillow,
2 riding corn piBws, walking corn
plowa. shovel pluw, manure spreadcr,
Just recently bought. Quincy gasoline
engine, circular or Wood saw, and
belt. chopping mill. feed cutter, run
BY power. pld time threshlng ma
chine, 70 gired fodder, hay knife, hay
fork rope and pnlleys. 2horst
stfctcher with IRON single trees; b.
horse hitch, 10 work three horses
abreast. grain cradle. jDeky sticks
iorka Fakes. shoveis matlOcks c.
piers Incubator, 2f0-egg size. and lix-
lures. all 81 good conditioni 7-fye
gaiion milk cans, fQgailon copper ket.
tic. wheel barrow HARNESS y SEA
Of hreachbandg. good as new sets
Of front gears. wagon saddle, I bril-
dies, collars halters, lead iine pair
check lines. lead rein. double set 81
buggy harness. buggy pole. alngA
double and triple treess middle flugs
seta brehsi chalns. l3g chain. wood
cifhifis. butt traces. ahG msaY v;ssei
articles too numerous 10 mention
ALSO C0RS q TUE RARIUsL ANT
FODDER BY THE BUNDLE.
Terms 81 saip Aii sums Of sio
and under cash On ~ sunis abnge
$40 a cFedig u six poath WI be CIV.
rn, parehakals giving their ngtea witt
approved security, bearing interest
from day at ale 80 property 10 b,
removed until aelilcJ fur
FERD. u. sEHAEFfER
John " Reager, Aeefs0aoer
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Onion Sets Sc quart


Betlioiine Gas for sale
Gasoline fl drum lots Csc gallon.
Toweiins 90 yard
'Feis NaRiha SOAP 20 bar.
Corn Meal DC 10.
Clarks Cotton, &c spools Cor 100 I'D
spo0ls. only have few numbers
loft.
Apron bingham Toe yard.
Fresh Crackers l0c -.
BaDbitts Soap &c bar
Galvanized Chicken Coops 81 IS each
Oyster Shcll8 use bag
I74G &c box
Fruit Of the Loom Muslin roe I'd.
stock AToiasHes &c gallon.
Habbltta I've 100 box
Chick Feed $3.50 per bag
Ford guaranteed Auto 'rirCs ss9s.
Oatmeal Sc d.
coaonsaed Meal s2,2s per bag
Canton Flannel i5c I'd
Cocoa lie jas
HaR tlrret coo yard
Cgldrans school Hose ibc pr
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Successful Revival Meeting Held 81
West Neuion, IA.

West Neuton, IN.
Rev. John n. Gon8o returned Is
Westminster last Thura6ay evening
from West Neuton Pa, where he was
conducting Evangeliatie meellBrs for
HIS brother. Rev Harry G. GBnao
The meetings closed on Wednesday
evening, February 10th There were
30 conversions "a haptisns, and 81
ascessionB Rev Gonso has been away
Tor nearly four weeks and Is mighty
glad to get back home. after all he
says, There iB no place like home 4"
The people OF West Neaiou are very
sociable, every one that yen meet viii
speak 70 you as though you were ace
quainted with each other. I'm this one
respect the people OF West Neuton
differ from the people ot WosiminE-
ter. The little town Ii situated among
the coal mines OF Pennsylvania. All
around the town there are mines and
res wells. The best of coal sells IN
West Neutan for $3.50 per ton am
sure when il comes 10 buying coal
MANY OF the people 81 Westminster
would like to live az West NentOn
The houses are lighted and heated by
natural gas. Mr Gonao tells OF hi7
experience going into one 81 the coal
mines. He reports that a miners life
Is far from being pleasant There ARE
so many dangers connected with
mining coal just above the coal Is a
foot and sometimes heavier vain ot
slate. Its first appearance Il that ~
stone but Just as soon ne the air
strikes It. Il seftens and falls. SO
there IL great DANCER IN working to
a mine. The mines are very dark,
most Of them are lighted BY electric
ity II Is very interesting 10 watch
a miner dig coal THE coal miner Is
well paid. they work bot S hours md
most Of the miners receive over doll
lar an hour. sat Mr. GonsO in his poin-
ion clalins that they earn all they get
T. A. S.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

This n 10 give nDtiec that ihe snisseflbef
has nbi lined from ihr ulphahs t8fil #
XarrOii roHHiy 3iIr'leHd. letters u 81
mihi-fnsiiuu 90 tiir estate ~
NtVNANAH o s1.&cB
late ~ Carroll c0uhty. uufxiard dfrais3
NuGrr fhe pbltiaiots ~ ghaRirf 81 ~ ihe
Acts ~ tiN Nriseri Assembly 90 Mars land
~ 1872 49, fgaiNeu ~ uufi reftfieilt ffad
itoF- ~ ttH derHdrrr fys beniW shrpsl G
elhihil fhtif rlaima Hsdiaa sald feerHd' q
WITH tiis ruufHufH fh"usnf la4aiif naihrHl1-
.ufed fn fhr snhsUfilNf phd 60 Gle iHo a5fnf
in tilr orpbHur' Court ~ f'asruli eamstf 80
or before the 1858 dry 70 September fe3i
ilfey INNS otherwise ~ iaW We excluded
ffuu 900 lffat pf raiH cn4ir
Given uhdaF mg hahd lhiH l3la iialF "a
FoHrnaI9 inti
GEoH0E IS SLACK
r.fiIt-Ht Administrator
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NO, Sao5 EQUITY.

In The Circuit CouFs Tor Carroll County,
sitting "a Equity
Elias Dorsey, "a. A.. plaintiffs, W. Marie Myers
infant. defendant
Ordered this lrd DAY Of February, a. y. 1871
- tho Circuit Court for Carroll Csabtg. sitting IL
Equity, that ihe sale made and reported ~ Mic.
hncl = Walsh, trustees N The above cuttlas
caute be finally rntihed and confirmed, unlsai
cause 30 he contrary fhortof b. shown an a. -
fore the ith day 81 March la2i provided that .
eopy Of this nr6af nis BE- inserted N some news.
buppr printed and published N Carroll ennfta
Mafylaud. faF three aucres I've weeks before tbs
18th day o. February. 1871.
The report states tire amount II eais 70 3,
&il3.o0
EDWARD o. CASH
CLERK Of The Circuit Court for Carroll capntl
EDWARD o CASH ciarh
feb az
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Wire Nails Sc lb.

Cracked Corn s2G5 per bag
Scratch Feed SAYS per bag
Best light Syrup sac gallon.
Good Fresh Coffee loc ID.
BrHnrkio's Coffee 23c lb.
3 Bars palm Olive Soap 25c.
POST Toaalies iic box.
Washing Crisp nc box
Kellogg Flakes He box.
Roofing Si,8a per roll
csc 10 bag Calf Meal sl26.
Bush l.lma Beans s5c d.
Stringfess Green Pod Beans zoe ~.
Prolific Wax Beans 2ac q.
EARLY planting Peas e5c o.
Gaivanized Tubs 75c each.
Good Green Tea 2aclb
seaaonad Chestnut Wood $500 cord
Leave your order for Frost PROC
cabhage Plants zoe dozen, CSC POI
100.
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NoTlcn 70 CREDITORS.

This a 10 give notice that fhe stihserlher bar
obtained from the Crphnnt Court 81 Carroll
County Mtryiand letters o. AaminiskSAtlon on
che Personal oatate ~
MANDiiLA sHAEFFER
late of Carroll Comfy. decreased Al persons
warned 10 exhibit the saue with tho vouchers
thereof legally authenticated 50 The albAeffbef
On o. beforet Tho ith day % September. 1921 fhys
my otherwise ~ law he excluded frpsa al benefit
Of said estate.
Given under my hand this 8lst day q January
CARROLL C. wAREHImE.
feb at Administrator.
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i Dance.

A beautiful dance was given IN The
home OF Mr.. John Wit Wednesday
evening February 1G, music was fur
nished by Mr. Truman Hook violin
player, and Miss Hilaa Babylon, ri.
auist, About seventy five young folks
were present Everybody enjoyed
themselves They danced until twelve
o'clock and then were invited to the
dining room. where there were plenty
Of good things to eat, consisting of
cakes. candies and lemonade.
After refreshments we're served All
bid them good bye anu started foT
home
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NO. $500 EQUITY.

in tAe Circuit Court for Carron County
sitting IA Equity.
Emma p. rsrcvai. a. ~. piainti9s -. afBsns
g, Storms, %, A., dcfe1daptg.
Ordered this IRA cav n February 4, p, fasi
b. The Clrrpii C9gyi far Csrruii C.epiF. attne q
Equity. that the sole niadH and reported - Aie'
hile q Whish ifuftne 81 che ateet entitisi eaasse
ba finally ratified ard confirmed. Hsiest eagts :
tho contrary thereof ba shDNn on ~ hefafa tbs
3th dhf OF March. 1874. provided thht cory n
this order nls b. Inherited % aDi5s BeWenepei
printed ami published 10 Carroll County, msfFi
lard. for tbfrr sucerwiYc NeFhs before the sstf
day u February. it1i
Tho report states me pmuuut q arlss e b
$4,000
EDWARD o. CASH
clark ~ ihq Circuit Court faf Carroll County
True Copy 'resfi
EDWARD O. CASH, Clerk.
fob st
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Church jof God Oysicr supper Profit.
tai9p.

The Ladies AID Society Of the
Church Of God at Westminster wishes
10 express their sincere appreciation
TO the General public for the piany
donations from the various business
places OF the town Also they wish 70
thank the country people for their
liberal assistance and DO hereby most
heartily thank all who patr0niged
them on last Saturday night at their
last oyster supper Of the season The
ladies endeavpred to give d supper
that was worth the money. and Bin-
cerely trust that All we're sausfed.
a very handsome profit was reali2-
ed from the supper Again. we say
thank YOU and invite the public TO
any future occasion.
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Whites Price
List!
CRANBERRY, MD.
CRANBERRY. ND.

Master Spark ptugs. hinch, each SOC
SNOW shoe pink salmon. per can.iSc.
No Van Camp pork and beans,
per can ..t.3,,. ..s...s-.. Use
Eagle milk icaahl. per can 25c
Sugar granalated % brown. per n &c
Free Running table salt. per
cartoon ....F...t,. ...s,,..e. l5c
California Iasapofated Peaches,
Isl quality, per n, ..t. zee
lower prices Oh nearly all stock.
jan ~
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; mad ON H0RSEs.

HEAD or HORSES.
Roam horse. coming years old.
good saddle and lead huras. 70 good
aigt black horse years old. ruod
SADDLE aHa lead home. good size black
maze. coming Z years nid. good on
side worker, good size bay mare.
coming years cid good on aiaa
wafser aBd an sAtFa driver bay
mare fl yeafs eid. good IN alGs
worker Aad an nNkFa driver
8 nEAD 90 nEn0RNEn CATTLE
Two good milk COWS. wlll ~ froah
"a September g0sa heifers. ! 4
springer good stock bail
% HAD or HOGS.
Sis brood aewa. Wiii have pigs by
day - sale TIE utheFa The latter part
~ April iialaaee are good thrifins
shnats. Berkshire and q !. G breed.
weighing from 20 to 30 pounds
Rhode Island ged chickens - the
pound 3 t8rm wagons. one 81 tgn
alu tread. Rooa IS new iow-dowB
iFou exile waKau home uAde. IN Nood
condition. l0w down sieqi wheel
wagon, Ia Rsla condition. McCnrmck
wheat binder. q cnt. with tongue
truck. good - new; Mccormick corn
binder n good condition Met 0Fmick
corn BiuNer h.tt e,fi, 10 good Conai-
tlons Superior kilue pressure 0Fiil.
10 good condition hay carriages. 20
r. long. good 81 new. wagon bed. n
barrel capacity Eooa az new Ideal
manure apfeaduf Gale corn ealtlVas
tor good de- new NO. soi Syracuse
iron heam plaw. No $50 SYracMga
plpwt Walter A Wood bay rake. hay
teader. apFlmg tooth lever harrows,
one : teeth, ore 3 teeth. john Deere
double t0w corn planter with plpas
phate attachment, q los land roller.
smoothing harrow. los sled iannlne
mill shovel piuw Z single corn work
era. ashorse apreAder. a-hnfan spread
er. aud a-h1fae treea ainglc and
double trees. forks 81 SIT kinds. mud
shovel : scoop ahogelsi HAspcHa Sis
sets front gears ] 8el bFeechbanda, 2
sets check lines. plpw iine double
reinr. aynrta. Aaltera NagOD sad.
dles. COW aud iog ehaais. digging
lr0ns, Crow bar. No. 20 DE Laval
cream separator. IN nae for years.
swing ehnfn. small coal stove dress
Ing buyeau and many other articles
Sale % begln at u Seiock. sharp.
TERMS All aums under $500 cash.
credit u 10 months on sums above
$500 on notes with approved secure
~. interest from date,
q. Il. BOWMAN.
VIM Warner AuNt
Herbert Molier 4 Harry Croft, Clerks
E'eb. 18-gts
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Any man or woman who keeps
SIoan's handy will tell you
thar same thing

II SPECIALLY those frequently
n attacked by rheumatic twnges.
- "A counter irritant, Sioan's Lini-
ment scatters the congestion and fene.
fraies ggitioHs gabbing to the afflicted
part, soon relieving the ache and pain.
Kept handy and used everywhere
forreducing and finally eliminating the
pains and aches Of lunlbago, neuralgia
muscle strain, joint stiffness, sprainss
bruises, and the results Of exposure.
You Just know from its stfmulatings
healthy odor that It will do you good !
Sloan s Liniment IS sold by all Drug
gists--3sc, zoe, $i.a0.
S1GD0agsS
LiflifT1e1lfElRsssaaa's
nnzaunznnEfzz znzAu 49,
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WHITE CHEsTER NOES.

consisting Of 1 brood Sows, one viii
have pigs By day. o. sale, I March -.
ard the other two later 50 bead Of
shoats, weighing from 80 to 10 ibs.i
one White Chester Boar.
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PUBLIC sALEt


The undersigned. having rented his
farm. wlli sell at public sale n HE
farm ~ Mfsfs district Carroll Coz
I'D, os the read leading from Silver
RuB 70 Taaeyi0wa. mile from the
former place, the following personal
-f.,s.4s.=ss
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DuBIIC sALE
i --0F-
House and Lot.

Tho undersigned, agent. Will sell ~
Public Sale, On the pfmelseH los
pennaylvania avenue. Westminster on
SATURDAY, MARCH sih. 1921. a
oclock. n that yalaable tlonee and
Lot. known AZ the zcnsBrafl home
cpnnlatIng ~ two story Ipg and
Weatherbnard House, vita rooms,
ecllar and outhrildingg city water
and 81 good condition. The lot fronts
Ss feet4nnd runs hack ias feet to an
alley. Possession az once. Sale poai-
ike
Terms made known az eaie
GEORGE ~. zESTGRAFT. AIT.
Geo 81 Moruingalar Auet
feb25st
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not SEHOLD ASH KITCHEN
FURNIiTRE.

Tables. buffet safe. stoVes, he'll rack.
lounges. a., nhd springs. bed room
and rncking chaire. lawn awlng, Lawn
mower hedgteads, 90 yards VIEW IN
CHAM GARRETT. ina bought and
many other articles loo numerous 20
meNti0m
Terms ~ Sale Ail sums " $40
ana under, cash and ail anrns above
gl0 credit ~ II months VIII he giy-
~. lhe pnrchaeers gifing bic, NOR. sf
thalr nngea Win approved security,
bearing interest ffan day of sale. 40
property % 10 removed until settled
for. nuleeh permission BY the sub
s. IT. VOTING.
( y. q Smith, auct
"a. w Wagner end Jesse Garner
feb2H-ts Clerks
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8 HEAD OF HORSES.

Roam Horse, years old. work any
where hiiched and good wagon
leader; Roam Horse. years old, work
anywhere hitched and good wagon
leader; these horses are well mated
and are worth any farmers attention:
Black Horse. years old, will work
anywhere hitched and q good single
driver; Bay Mare, 9 years old, VIII
work anywhere hitched and 4 good
single driver: Bay Mare, 10 years old,
wiz work anywhere hitched and an
excellent saddle mare Bay Mare,
yeats Old viii Work anywhere hitch
ed ind also a good leader and o good
saddle mare
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= HEAD on RED DrmIAM t'ATTLR

consisting of ~ head Uf mich cows
and one Durham Bull, 2 years old
ehtee Of these cows Will BE fresh BY
day Of sale. win be fresh III the
FAN and z viii be fresh la May.
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FARMING IMPIEMENTs.

consisting Of broadtread wagons. 2
stone bedh, z sets of hay carriages
Is g. long 2 sets Of dung boards, 2
horse wagon and bed. Deerina binder,
s II. cut. ln fret class condition.
AdrlanCe mower. s 81. cut. Deering
bOrse rave, iRCrinE hay tsaaes, sAess
Ideal ra,Snure spreader, good as new:
hoe Thomas grain dgill. good as
new; shoe Pennsylvania grain driil,
ia hrat class order; double riding
corn plowa, double walking corn pillow.
single corn plows. 2 single shovel
pl0wn Black Hawk cheek row corn
planipf, fertilizer attschIupnt; single
corn planter, gerliiizef attachment.
land roller. land DRAG, ploN sied sr.ke
harrow. two 30.t0uth wood franc har-
rows. is-toDth word frame harrow
l3-tg0th lever harrow. Xxx Oliver
pl0w. 80 90 oliver plnws. 2 Wizard
pl0Wg, Messenger grain separator
winnowinr miil. hay fork. puilcys aud
i30 II. of rope. Quincy gasoline en-
Fine n. ~: New Holland feed
grinder, uarrcy and pole good as new
spring wason pole, buggy pole. failing
too burny. heb Sled mills sled wheel
harfou SO Z SharFlea cream aapa
tor. hand 81 power attachment milk
cans. s8piDry milk pals. butter chufa
and stand. lire shaft and pgliegs. cora
SHELTER. rgain tFBdias. 4 moving
acylhe. 90 h OF Candy betting. - 4
ui Candy betting single. double gsd
triple frsea wagon iaeS pine jockey
sticks. Log chains. 3 pair breast
chains, butte traees. iifth chains,
horse espnar g.h0fse aircteAsr, . iot
81 cnw thai8h galYaul8sd huahet
measures. aheaf plirh dung and
rtraw forks UuaR hooks, : cross cut
sawa, I scoop ehogsls, dir sh0Rela
feed shovel iinlg shoFei : saatiocks.
broad ave. m0riiclug axcl meat hog
head. inset hNfrri, vinegar barred.
dinner bell Enterprise meat Frinder
t3f hand 90 power iaEalion oil
drum.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-02-25
rAnH AAD BUGer HARSess.

nsis 81 hreoehhaada g Egta 81 front
gears. 20 wagon brides. 70 collars
honslnga. fOur-hura linea. o-hof1c
line. Z pair chock Inca choke
straps. . haiters. waEon saddle and
whip. ridlns bridlc hiiohiiw STRAPS
lead rrins. 2 sets douhie harness,
sets single harness. Ny nets and . ipt
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-02-25

ON MONDAY, MARCH n, 1921, lit 10
O'Clock sharp, the undersigned. In
tending % quit fhrming, Will sell at
public sale, on his premises, situated
about four and pne-half miles from
Westminster. on the uniontown Pike,
near ,Morelocks schoolhouse, the fol-
lowing personal property to wit:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-18
Short News of Civ

Ohio Minister Here-The Rev. A. W.
Jameson, D. D., OF Nenia, O.. will
preach at the afternoon and evening
services at Reid Memorial church next
Sabbath, it is announced.
Ornis Meias Meets-Miss Mildred
WHITLEY will be hostess to the Ornis
Melas at her home on South Thir-
teenth street Tuesday evening.
To Address Rotary-C. c. Hull,
president of the Connersville Rotary
club, and president of the Rex manu-
featuring company, of that city, will
address the local Rotary club Tues
day noon. 1t is believed his address
will be along Rotary lines.
Defer Farmers Meeting-Owing to
the severe storm, the projected meet
ing OF the corn growers of Wayne
county, which was to have been held
Saturday evening, was Indefinitely
postponed.
connersvilie Man Speaks c..
Hull, president of the Rotary club Of
Connersville, will speak before Rich
mond Rotarians Tuesday on the SUBJ
lect Community Service"