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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-06
Three Men Robbed Al
Forest River Monday

About S o'clock Monday morning
fields neal Forest River, N. D., were
held up and robbed. according to one
of the men who reported at the local
police station Monday night. Sixty
dollars was taken from them, the
men claim. The robbery was com.
mitted by three masked men, they
said.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-06
DRUNKS AND SPEEDER
GIVE ONLY TROUBLE
DURING LABOR DAY

Two DRINKS and one speeder were
he only causes of trouble to the city
police department on Monday, Labor
lay. the day passing very quietly.
che DRINKS brought up before Police
Magistrate r. J.. Purcell were fined
$40 each. The speeder will appear
tonight at 6 O'Clock for hearing.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-06

THE WEATHER.
Minnesota: Fair tonight and
Wednesday; moderate tempera-
ture.
North Dakota: Fair tonight
and Wednesday; not much
change IN temperature.
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AT THE THEATERS
AT THE STRAND.

One of the very best productions Of
the year Is Something to Think
About" a Paramount picture which
opened an all week run to crowded
houses at the Strand theater yester-
day.
Cecil B. DeMilie has departed rom
his usual society background for. his
plot in Something to Think About
and, though the picture unfolds !, q
virfle story of plain facts in the
country instead of a sophisticated
drama Of married life, 1t is character
lied with the same artistry and are
Of production that is expected in q
DeMille ~photoplay.
This picture ranks with such photo
plays as The Miracle Man" "Humor-
esque" and will meet with as much
popular favor.
Gloria Swanson was never lseen to
better advantage. She has the role
of the heroine and proves that she is
just as effective an actress in ging-
ham as she is in fine clothes. Other
eminent stars such as Elliott Dexter,
Theodore Roberts and Monte Blue ara
seen in the cast.
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AT THE NEW GRAND.

Mother O'Mine" with an all star
cast opened the program at the
Grand theater Monday. This is
Thomas H. Ince's melodrama for the
Associated producers. Lloyd Huges,
Joseph Kilgour. Betty Blythe and
Betty Ross Clarke are the players
who assume the leading characterize
tions.
On Wednesday and Thursday at
this theater. Claiming Pollock's
Such a Little Queen win be the
feature Of the program. Anita Stew
art heads the list of PLAYERS Who an
pear in "Playthings of Destiny
which il coming to the Grand theater
beginning Friday.
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Ar THE

A beautiful love story based on
truth and faith is without BENEFIT Of
Clergy" Pathe's INSTALLATION OF
Rudyard Kipling's famous story, now
showing at the Orpheum theater.
without Benent of Clergy is IAN
Immortal love classic Of east and
west.
The picture is very daring. They
made no vows to. love, honor and
obey. They pliEhted their troth with
ia ring and a garland OF flowers ana
they loved one another until death
did them part and this inSspite Of the
Differences OF race and creed and
marriage ceremony beyond the pale
Of convention. The native idolised
the white mar because Of his fidelity
to his wife and little son.
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AT THE ~FOToPLAY.

In The Road Demon at the ,Foto
Play theatre, Tom Mix does some
.hair-ratstng stunts, In the feature
which opened Monday and which will
he continued until. Thursday night.
Mrs famous horse Tony has been re-
placed. byza racing car. which he usss
for nany Of his thrilling and dare
devil escapadea
On Friday And Saturday, The De-
Ecetver, strong dramatic story Of
the woods and lumber camps, win be
shown. This picture 10 n OF the lat
est and best releases 81 the American
[LAHcgrAphic companA Jean Hersholt
[takeS the lead as the deceiver, and II
we'll sntted for the part |
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II Acres, z Foods and 10
Square PGIChcS

more or less, improved by a Frame
Dwelling House, Bank Barn and 9TH
er outbuldlugs. and IN excellent
Orchard Of fruit treas. This is yery
desirable farm. being located along
the state Road running from Vest
minister TO Manchester. within ! mile
OF Westminster The land "a 10 a hign
state OF cultivation. and the buildings
both house and barn. are supplied
with running water from the ReRer-
yoir which furnishes water for the
town Of Westminster. and Is the same
land described IN the aforesaid mort
gage. The properly was formerly oe-
cnpied by John n Ffohr.
Terms OF Sale One-thlrd cash and
tbembalanca 70 be paid In two equal
payments OF siE and twelve months,
The deferred payments 10 be secured
by the notes Of the purchaser, with
approved security. bearing interest
from day OF sale. or ell ratification AZ
the option OF the purchaser, Purehas-
er to be at the expense 81 the CON
yeyanee.
EDWARD q. NEANT, Attorney ansi
Agent named IN the morigage
w. r. Wilson, Auctionesr
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UNIONTOWN

Mrs. Bernard Pinning and children
of Baltimore, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Jacob Price.
Mr.. Clarence Billmyer and family
of Baltimore, were over Sunday guests
of relatives here.
Miss Ella v. Smith, OF Buckeystown
who spent some time with Mr.. and
Mrs. Selby, left on Friday for visit
torelatives in Union Bridge.
Mrs. Sallie Nixon. of Washington
d. c., has been the guest, this week OF
Miss s. u. Weaver.
Miss Mildred Brown, OF Baltimore
Is the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Gren-
Vile Erb.
Mr.. Theodore Eckard, OF Blue Ridge
Summit, spent some time in town this
week.
Lieut.. Hodes, OF Fort Riley, Kan, Is
the guest OF his uncle, Mr.. VIM. Shaw
Mrs. Annie Ord. accompanied by
Mrs. VIM. Kelsey and Mrs. Albert Mel
sell daughters Of Mr.. Keener Zollic-
koffer, recently called TO see their
cousin, Mr.. NJ A. Zolliekoffer and
family.
Mr.. wilmington Hollenberger, OF
waynesboro, visited his brother, ]. M,
Hollenberger, the past week.
Or. j. ]. Weaver. who has been sick,
is some what improved
Mrs. Rhoda Waltz has gone to New
Windsor to make her home at DR..
Whitehills.
Mrs. Frank Haines spent several
days this week in New Windsor at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Stremmel.
Mrs. v. X. Belts and daughter
Mary, spent Monday and Tuesday with
MIR. George Jones and family, OF West
minister.
Uniontown Lutheran--B. Il. Petrea,
pastor-Mt. uInlon--9.30 Sunday
school. 1880 Preparatory service.
Holy communion sermon, New mem
bers received.
st. Luke's (Winters) lao Sunday
school. 2.30. Chief service with sermon
by the pastor.
John Marshall Hollenberger died
July q, at his late home in Uniontown
OF complications. aged 76 years .
months and IA days. Mr.. Hollenberger
was one OF the best known residents.
OF Union Bridge, where he resided II
years. Surviving are his widow. Lor-
ain Anders Hollenberger, daughters
Stella Catharine, at hons, and Jessie
Susan wife OF Robert Rowland, Hag-
crstown: one grandchild, Lois Helen
Rowland, and one brother, yelling
ton, of Waynesboro, Pa. Services al
his home, Friday morning at 10
o'clock conducted by Rev. w. o.
Ibach and Elder. Philip Englar. He
was a member OF the Jr. o. U. A, NJ.
and the last surviving Charter mem
her OF Plymouth Lodge, No iAd,
which performed the funeral rite az
tile grave. Interment in Mt View
Cemetery, Union Bridge.
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STATEHOOD

Providence Methodist Protestant
Church will hold It's Sunday school
picnic on Saturday. July 30, and Mt
Pleasant Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school on the following Saturday
July 80.
Lydia schlossor. Of Westminster
visited the Misses Mildred and Gladys
Knox the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Wheatly.
Jra OF Baltimore. were Sunday vlsl-
tors at Mr. and Mrs Samuel Monroes.
Ethel M. Eisberg. OF Baltimore,
spent Saturday and Sunday with Car
ollne buckingham, OF near here.
Mrs. Minnie Brothers spent few
DAYS the past week with relatives IN
Baltimore.
Harry c. Monroe, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Monroe, has been award
ed the Ryan Scholarship from Nor
folk 10 the University OF Virginia
again for this year the same having
been awarded him last year.
Mr.. Elias Shilling, Of near here.
wishes to announce 10 the people OF
this vicinity that IL wasn't near beer
which caused him to break the tongue
out OF HIS binder while cutting wheat
for II. r. Shipley--it was large
gutter which caused this great mis-
fortune, but we are of the opinion
that the beer had something to do
with II or he certainly could have seen
a great big gutter.
Maude Il. Shauck has gone to Ash
land. Ohio. TO spend a few weeks With
her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hanson Barber.
Mrs. James ". Whealty, of Sykes
Vile. spent Sunday with her sister,
Mrs. VIM. Creswell and family
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Saturday, July 30. 1921

nil the personal property Of the late
Or. u. II. Van Dyke, beginning AZ ! p
81.
While in Japan Dr. Van Dyke,
through purchase and by gifts from
prominent people, accumulated a very
valuable collection OF japanese art. IN
the shape OF Vases. Ornaments, Pic
lures, China, Porcelain, Brio q Brac.
etc, all of which VIII be sold together
with the following
Automobile, 6 passenger touring
car, just oyerhRuled and ia good con-
ditlon. Administer Rugs, Wilton Rugs.
Japanese China IN great variety.
Dishes and Cooking Utensils. Electric
stove and electric iron, small tables
Pictures, Wool Blankets. pair cameib
Hair Blankets, used by DR.. Van Dyke.
when travelling IN japan. very fine;
comforts. pillows, bedding. draperies,
large Zinc packing chests made in
Japan. splendid for packing away
wool stun Cloisonne Vases, made In
Japan, rare and beautiful Brass Or
naments,s made In Japan special:
Hand decorated Japanese porcelain.
Lot Brass Window rods, specially
made In Japan; Morris Chair, Trunks,
etc, Valuable Library.
Also his> valuable collection OF
Books, consisting Of Theological and
Reference Works, books on travel,
history, fiction and art, amounting in
all to nearly 500 volumes. In this lot
are many valuable sets, such IS Or.
Elliots Five Foot Shelf OF Book, Rid
paths History Of the World. Pulpit
Commentary Encyclopedia, Distion~
aries, etc.
Many other goods and articles too
numerous to mention.
Terms Cash.
GEORGE MATHER, Agent.
W. T. WILSON, Auetloneer.
July
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2-siOy Log WsaihsTbOaTdsd
House

containing I've rooms. with the usual
outbuilding and blacksmith shop.
Immediately after the above mention
cd sale, the said trustees viii sell al
public sale on the premises. in said
Manchester district, and about a quar-
ter Of q mile from the above mention
Cd property all that wood lot, contain
ing four and Eve eighth acres ~ land.
more OF less. Of which John II. Barn
hart died seized and possessed and
which wood lot adIolns the lands 81
George Snyder, John Hunt and others,
Terms Or saic--Onn third cash on
day Of sale or on the ratification
thereof by the Court and tho residue
IN two equal payments. the one In one
year aud the other 10 two years from
day 81 sale. or al cash ~ the option
~ The purchaser or purchasers. The
credit payments 10 be secured By the
notes % the purchaser or purchasers.
with approved security. bearing inter-
cot from the day % sale A cash pay
ment % 800 will be required on day
OF sale.
GE0RGE n. BARNHART,
EDWARD q. WANT,
Trustees.
Michael +. Walsh. Solicitor.
John VI. Reavrr. Auct iune2i-ts
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81 Acres and | Rood

more or less, improved by a BRICK
HOT Sc, BANK barn, WAGON
SHED. HOG PEN, CHICKEN HOUSE
aud other outhuildlnga. This prop.
erty also has = large quantity Of ex.
cellent Oak timber, as we'll % a fine
orchard Of all kinds Of fruit. and n
now occupied by Mr.. Alfred Mays
and is located adjoining the above
properties on the public road from
i4ncboro 20 Roller. about 2 miles from
the former place Also WEATHER
BOARDED DWELLING HOUSE with
necessary OutbuildlngB.
The above farms are conveniently
located 70 Churches and Schools 20
an excellent ncighborhood and Offers
rare opportunities % anyone wibhins
to purchase real estate,
TERMS or SALE: -Ono-third cash
on the day OF sale OF on tho ratliica
ton thereof by the Court and the resi-
due IN two equal payments, the one
70 be paid In one year and the other
IN two years from the day Of sale.
with interest and 20 be secured by
the notes 81 the purchaser or puf.
chaBers. with security to be approved
by the Trustee, or all cash AZ the
option OF the purchaser or pIrrhAa-
tTs.
CARROLL q. WARRHEIN, Trustee.
George Mccullough, auctloneor.
y. o. wcant. Solicitor.
junelT-st
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TRUSTEES SALE
Three Farms
AT TYRONE, ABOUT SIX MILES
NORTH WEST OF WESTMINSTER,
MD.

BY virtue OF a deed OF trust from
Samuel A. Weybright and Georgianna
r. Waybright, his wife, to Michael ~.
Walsh and Ivan l.. Hon dated April
9th, 1921, and recorded among the
Land Records Of Carroll County In
Ldber h. o. g., No 1888. and filed in No.
5297 Equity. the undersigned trustees
will offer at public sale on the prop
critics at and near Tyrone, In Carroll
County, Md, on a.
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PERSONAL PROPERTY

AZ The same time and place the 10.
lowing personal property will he sold
5 GOOD WORK HORSES. 2 MULES
2 years old; BAY COLT, MILEH
COWS. HEiFER. 2 SHEEP. s
SHoATS. SOW. Mccormick Binder
Dcering mower, Empire grain drill
Corn King manure sprcadcr. fioosier
corn planter. lever borrow. anioothlak
harrow, potato digger. corn worker.
turr0w pillow horse rake. wagons
and beds. riding furrow pillow. steel
roller. spring tooth harrowa. wheel
barrow. grind stone. lawn mower.
cora shelter. cream separator. circl-
lar saw complete. spring wagon. cat
ter sleigh shovel piuws. gra.a Grad.
u, lot ~ sacks line shaft and pgllcy.
scyiho, ! sacks fertilizer, riding cora
pillow. pair hay carriages. gasoline
drum, double decker aind. Z chicken
Breeders. Hct Of single harness. set ~
double harness sets broechssnds
Z sets front scars. collars. { brides,
wagon saddle. q horse line. 2 hnlters.
ahoyeis. forks, bag truck, belt, dung
fork. single trees. doable treeg. triple
trees. about 100 OLD CHtCKEi,g.
about $40 SMALL CHICKENS. 80
sores growing wheat. acres GROWING
barley, Z acres growing OATS axe.
Ncpop shovel crowhar, hay FORK and
rope. dunK fork. pitch forks. nleG.
beach, sausage stuusr and grinder.
falling top buggy. surrey pair shafts.
jockey sticks, apFeadore, 3.horse
spreader. chnpping mill. lntcrugtion-
Al, NEM RACINE THBESHtNG M.
CHINE, INTERNATIONAL $40
FILLER, INTERN ATlONAL TRAC.
Ton, CHEVROLET AUTOMOBILE
: TOURING CAR. BABY GRANDi
about 80 BARRELS CoRN.
TERMS or SALE: REAL ESTATE.
One-ihlrd cash on the day OF sale or
On the ratification thereof BY the
Court. and the balance IN two equal
payments u siX and twelve months.
the deferred payments to be secured
BY the notes 0t the purchaser or pur.
ohnsera. with approved security. bear.
ms interest from day Of sale. or all
cash az the option OF the purchaser.
PERSONAL PRoPERTY-All sums
under Ten Dollars. cash; and an
aEms above Ten Dollars, credit d
six montha will be given. tho purehas.
er giving his, or her note. with ap.
proved security. hearing interest from
the day 81 sale. No property 10 be re-
moved until aittlod for
EDWARD o. WEANT, Trustee.
June i7-5t.
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PUBLIC SALE
Of
Valuable Farm
near Westminster, Carroll County,
Maryland.

ny virtue ~ the power and author
ity contained ia real estate mort.
gage from Lo0nidaa u rcmbrrton and
Anna 3. Pembcrtoh. his wife, 10 The
Dotour Bank. q body corporate y the
State 81 Maryland dated July 2Gfh,
1919. and recorded among the Real
Estate Mortgage Records ~ Carroll
County ln Iabpr r o. C. 30. IL folio
sa3. the undersigned Attorney named
IN said mortgage will sell Ut public
sale on
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Saturday, July is, 1927
145s Acres
Twelve Acres

OF this land ahounds with fine Oak
and Chestnut timber This is a@ery
desirable property: the land ia IN a
high state of cultivation. running wa
ter al the house and barn, and Is 10.
Gated on the OLD Wisuer MIL Road
about IA miles from NJ. Pleasant
and State Road running from Weet-
minister to Union Mills The property
Is now occupied BY David H. Lcppo
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Wednesday, July 20, ri

at o'clock p. NJ, the following farms
conveyed to the undersigned trustees
by said deed OF trust TO witt
First.-On the premises at / p. NJ.
All that parcel OF land known as the
DR.. Rinehart farm, situated about
ono mile east OF Tyrone, now occnpi-
ed by Luther Hahn, tenant, contain
ing
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% Acres, / Rood
and 9 Perches
Brick House

The front yard adjoining the State
Road All the buildings on this farm
are in good condition Il Is one % the
most desirable small farms In Carroll
county. All growing crops reserved
and possession will be given April
LIST, 1929.
AZ the same time and place VIII De
offered for sale ONR FIYE.PASsEN.
GER, SIX CYLINDER AUTOMOBILE.
Terms OF saio-Si000 90 10 be paid
on day OF sale by the purchaser Of
each property and the balance In six
and twelve months, or all cash at tbs
option Of the purchaser. The deferred
payments TO be secured by notes with
approved security with interest from
day OF sale.
MICHAEL y. WALSH.
IVAN L.. HOfF,
Trustees.
w. 7. Wilson. Auct.
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g. Acres Of Land

more or iesz. OF which Mary S. Barn
hart died seized and possessed. lying
adjacent 10 the lands Of Eli Yingllng.
Adolphus Ebaugh and others, and linz
proved by
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Saturday, July q, 1921

al o'clock =. M., on the premises
near the Coal chutcs or Cranberry
nbou, J mile East u Westminster ail
that tract or parcel Of land Contain
ing
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129 Acres, l Rood
and Is Perches

more or less. improved with very good
farm buildings. This farm is on the
West OF the state Road and a large
part OF It adjoins the State Road. All
growing crops are reserved and the
tenant will yacate April lst. 1929.
Third At p. NJ. All that Home
Property OF Samuel A. Waybrigbt on
the State Road, at Tyrone. containing
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Notice /!

slIaving Purchased Metal Forms,
Mxerand Hoist, am prepared TO
contract for complete Concrete
Silos, get my prices.'
HENRY COPYRIGHT.
uune 25-st New Windsor, Md.
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TRUSTEES SALE
o.
House and Lot
and Wood Lot!

BY virtue Of decree OF the Circuit
Court for Carroll County, sitting in
Equity, dated June "a. 1891. passed in
cause No. 5299 wherein George ID.
Barnhart ct. NJ. are plaintiffs and Fay
Herndon and William J. iIerndon, her
husband, are defendants, the under
signed trustees will sell at public
sale on the premises, in Manchester
District. in Carroll County. Maryland,
and on the Westminster Manchester
state Road. about five miles from
Westminster, on
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For Sale /!
Private Sale I!

| will sell my residence on Liberty
street. Westminster, containing all
modern improvements, at private
sale: also my farm, containing $40
acres, acres woodland. Buildings
are all IN first-class condition. Excel
lent Brick House, barn 50x9O feet; Is
acresl OF meadow land, tenant house,
jusg remodeled, 1h miles from Vest
minister, on Sullivan Road. Apply to
]. L. O'FARRELL,
or The Advocate, Westminster, Md.
apr 22-tf
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TNRUSTEEs SALE
- o.
Three Valuable Farms
IN MANCHESTER DISTRICT, CAR
ROLL COUNTY, MARYLAND.

The undersigned Trustee, by virtue
of decree OF the Circuit Court for
Carroll County, in a cause wherein
John l.. Frank ct al, are. plaintiffs.
and Edward L. Frank OF AL, are de-
fondanta, II being No. $3.50 Equity.
viii sell at public sale upon the first
hereinafter described tract OF land, on
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PUBLIC SALE
Of Valuable
PERSONAL PROPERTY

There viii be offered at public sale
az the Methodist Protestant Parson-
age, i52 East Main street Mcsmlns-
ter, on
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Thursday, July Il. 1921

AT O'CLOCK, p. NJ, the following
described real estate, viz;
"a All that tract or parcel Of land
known as the HOME PLACE. OF the
late Mandilla Frank. containing
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Waiter e. Buchman.

Executor OF Harvey G. Wisner, decd
MICHAEL e. WALSH, Solicitor.
JOHN W. REAyER, Auetioneer.
July 15-ts.
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Executors Sale
------- OFF,
Valuable Real Estate
In Hampstead District, Carroll Coun
~, Maryland.

by virtue OF the power Of sale con
tanned in the last VIII and testament
Of Harvey G. Wisncr. late OF Carroll
County, Maryland, and pursuant TO an
order Of the Orphans Court Of said
Carroll County passed on the 9Th day
OF July. 1921, the undersigned Execu-
tor will sell at public sale ON the
Drpmisps IN
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6s Acres, | Rooi and % 50. Psfrhss

more or less: improved by BRICK
DWELLING. hank BARN, HOG PEN,
Chicken House, and other necessary
buildings, This 81 very desirable
and attractive property az the land
Is IN high state Of cultivation. ample
quantity Of Oak timber. Is located nd
Joining the above property. about two
miles from Lincburo. IN Carroll coan-
~. Maryland. and Is new occupied by
Daniel Wildasin.
90 al that tract or parcel OF land
containing
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.254AcreS and 80 Perch0s
HuIt OF IsBs' IWVTUFtu WIN u IaIBt
Dwelling House and Barn

This is one OF the best and largest
farms In Carroll County All growing
crops reserved. The tenant win va
cate April LIST, 1922.
Second-0n the premises az Ice +.
NJ. All that parcel Of land known az
the "Formwalt Farm" on the West
minister aud Taneytown State Road,
at Tyrone, containing
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81 Acres and 60 So. PeTChes

OF LAND, more or less; improved by
a FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, BANK
BARN, WAGON SHED. SUMNER
HOUSE, AUTOMOBILE SHE'D. I'M.
PLEMENT HOUSE, HOG PEN.
CHICKEN HOUSES. all In good con.
dillon. There Is ample timber upon
this small property. and an excellent
orchard Of all kinds Of fruit. This
property Is very desirable one, az
the land Is in q high state OF cultIya-
ton. very productive and Is located
on the road from Llneboro 10 Roller,
about two miles from the former place
IN Manchester district, Carroll coun-
". Maryland Possession can be Civ
en- Immediately upon compliance with
the terms OF sale.
GU All that tract or parcel Of land
containing
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10 Acres in Woodland

and Is situated near Fairmount
Church, on the road leading from
Hampstead to Beekleysvlle.
Terms OF sale:- 0ne-third OF the
purchase money to be paid in cash on
the day Of sale, or on the ratification
thereof by the Court. and the residue
in two equal payments, the one pay
able in six months and the other in
twelve months from the day OF sale:
the credit payments TO be secured by
the bonds or single bills OF the pur-
chaser or purchasers, with sufficient
security, bearing interest from the
day OF sale, 81 all cash at the option
OF the purchaser or purchasers.
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Sat-, JULY %, 1921

at / D. M, all that tract Of land. con-
tanning