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which can be made by clever use Of
cen party a success can save time
crepe paper, scissors, needle and
paste.
Here are three homemade outfits.
There is a kiddies' paper goblin
dress at the left, an elaborate owl Of
paper in the center and dainty with
dance frock at the right.
The display Of Halloween recora-
tions and favors in the stores this
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year is unusually large and the host
ess who desires TO make her Hallow-
and labor by availing herself of the
opportunity offered at the stores.
Crepe paper is the best for most
Of the decorations. 1t comes in rolls
of ten feet in orange, black and decor
ated.
To this variety there has been adj
ded another crepe which is entirely
new. 1t has witches running ghosts
walking, etc. I3o
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Save Money

Shaving with your safety ra-
zor will be a pleasure II you will
send your dull safety razor
blades to the Velvet Edge Cut
lery Co. Gillette and Durham
Duplex are speciaIties.
Leave blades with II, Tread
way. 1928 Newcastle Street.
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The folI8wlne letter has been he.
ceived BY Mr. j Albert Mitten, Secre-
tary OF the Westminster Athletic An
ISOLATION. from Mr. ] v. Jamison. Jra
or Hagerstown, Md. President OF the
Blue Ridge Baseball League
October q, 1921.
Westminster Athletic Association.
Mr.. j. A. Mitten, Secretary,
Westminster, Md
My Dear Mr.. Mittens
am In receipt OF your invitation Of
the 9th, and Il would give me pleas
ure to be OF assistance In helping you
to organize base ball league In your
county, by telling You what ! know
about organized baseball. and shaf
be glad to give YOU all 81 the informa-
tioH have gathered IN the past seven
years, as head Of the Blue Ridge
League.
May suggest that IN order for o
Glass D League. which Is the CLASH
fcation under which you would play,
% be successful, same. IN my opinion.
must be headed BY the most represen-
tative. STRAIGHTFORWARD citizens, IN
the respective towns without this
the public will have no confidence IN
your League, and It viii fail You
may. or may not know, that the one
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CIOgged Blood
WitherS the Body
Workers Sick and Weak from
Exertion Take
Guides Pepto-Mangan

Men and women who toll, either
physically or mentally use ~ energy.
When they oyerworlS they use up
more energy. and sometimes the blood
gets IN a rundown condition. With
out rest the blood cannot get back 20
normal. so that Il becomes clogged
with waste matter from oyer-exer-
ton.
The clogged blood virtually wiihers
the body. The strained looks on pale
faces, the thin, hloOdlesg arms, the
sunken checks and neehB. the draa-
tired feeling. are the results 81 gtaie
blood depriying the system o. liie-
giving oxygen.
Workers 20 to the drug store apG
get Guides pepto -Mangan when they
feel weak and run down. They take Il
in either the liquid OF the tablet form,
That makes the blood rich and rec
and drives out the polsnns. Life-giy-
ing oxygen, carried by the littlg RED
cells, renews the strength and builds
up the entire system Look for the
name "Gnde's pepto- ManEan" on the
package, Advertisement.
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DIED
LHENE


John H. Leese. a well known and
popular farmer Of Cranberry Valley.
died very suddenly Friday morning
from heart trouble. Mr. Leese was
taken III early Friday morning but
improved enough by o'clock to get
up and dress to do his morning rou-
tine of work at his barn. After being
dressed he was taken with a relapse
and died an hour later Mr.. Leese
was son OF the late John Leese, Of
near Meirose. He came from a farm
near Sells Station to the Baumgard-
nef farm, now the Frank Icssich
farm, near this city, ~ years ago. and
lived on the above farm for 10 years.
the balance OF the time on tho iarm
where he died He was 65 years, 2
months and 2 days OF age He is sur
vived by his widow and four sons and
two daughters. George, at home: Rob
ert and Roy, this city, and Chas., near
Pleasant Valley; Mrs Howard Baca-
man, near Mt. Pleasant, and Miss
Sadie Leese, at home.
Funeral services were held Mon
day morning at Shermans Church.
Rev. A. M. Hollinger. officiating, In,
interment in st. Dayid's cemetery.
Pallbearers were Percy Leppo, David
Barnhart, John W. Reaver, Henry
Hosfeld. Frank Hunter and J. 9.
Hull Harvey Bankard s Son funeral
directors.
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TO CREDITORS.

In the matter ot the Trust Estate OF
Catherine Thiale. Charles VI. Thlele
and Ad0lphua Thiele
No. 5sai EQUITY.
THIS Is 70 give notice that the IN
defsigned has had conveyed 10 him
al tho property Of Catherine Thieio.
Charles W, Thicle and Adolphus ThIes
Ie 81 Trust. for The benefit Of their
creditors, and al persons who were
creditors Of the said
CATHERINE THIELE.
CHARLES W. THIEI.E and
ADOLPHus THiEl.E
or any % them on the 18th day Of DC.
tober. 1921, are required 10 iIie their
claims properly authenticated with
the Clerk of the Circuit Court FOR
Carroll County on or before the 23rd
day of January 1892; they may other
wise be by law excluded from the
benefit Of said Trust Estate.
Given under my hand BY virtue OF
an order OF the Circuit Court for Car
roll County. IN Equity. this Goth day
OF October, 1921
WILLIAM d. b. HEpNER.
oct 2i-ft Trustee.
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D0AD NOTICE.

Application to open new public
road In The Seventh Election District
of Carroll County, Maryland.
This IL 70 give notice that. after the
expiration Of thirty tapl days from the
iirst publication Of this notice. the
undersigned viii make application by
petition 20 the County Commission
egs 81 Carroll County % open a pub
he road In ths seventh election Dis.
trict Of Carroll County. Maryland. be.
ginning Tor the center lime 0f gaid new
public road III point IN the western
margin 81 East Main street. extended.
formerly tho Baltimore and RelsteTs,
town Turnpike Read. short di8.
TANGO outside 81 The corporate limits
0f Westminster. Carroll County. Mary
land. and which said point Is midway
between the northern aud southern
limits of Maxwell Street ne Il enters
into sald East Main street. extended.
as shown And designated 90 the Plnl
of Friendship HEIGHTS addition 90
Westminster. IL record among the
Land Neeofds 81 Carroll County afare-
said in LibcF q y g. No. 49,. folio
asi etc. and running thence In . west
wardly direction for said center isne
aiong the center limo 81 said Maxwell
Street. az shown and designated 90
said pial. = distance Of about three
hundred afd sixty lsGoi feet until the
center line 81 Naid Maxwell Street in
ierrecia The center line " Colonial
Avenue. as aealRnaied aud shown on
said plat and thence FOR said center
line 81 said proposed county ropd IN
a southern direction along aud iden-
ilcal with the center line of said Col
unlhi AYsnae an DESIGNATED anG
shown on aaid plat. 4 distance 81
about six hundred and twenty tG20l
feet 20 lnierseci the center line eN
tended Of Fair View Place as shown
and designated On said plai, ana
thence running for said center line
oi said proposed county road Ia a
westernly direction along and iden-
Heai VITA the center tine pl said Fair
View Place. shout one hundred ana
twenty fi1W feet 10 whtre Il inter.
eakig the center line extended nt
Westminster Avenue. aR shown and
designated on said plat, and thence
running for kaid center line 81 said
proposed county rnad IA q south west
urniY direction along and ldentleal
With apid center line Of said Westmlu.
ater Avenue, a. shown and deaignated
on said Plat. a distance 81 about Ave
hundred and forty taf0l feet aud
thence with The tao parcels Of land
conveyed by John l. Bennett and wife
% the County Commissioners OF Car
roll County BY deed Of record AZ
aforesaid III t.lber II. o. G, No $50.
folio 2a etc. aud the alley~way. shown
ON shid plau adjacent 70 the land OF
Harry Dilman. al tlie he'd o. said
proposed road to intersect the public
County Road OF State Road known %
the Washington Road
GEO 4. BENSON.
]. GEORGE KI.EE.
II. r. seHwAf.M,
RALPH s. REIFSNIDER
oct7-5t and 90 others.
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Trespass Notice!

All persons are warned NOT 10 tres.
pass upon our lands with DOGS or
GUNS, or In any other manner. Al
offenders viii be prosecuted 20 the
full extent OF the law.
fD. JOSHUA HUNTER, CARRIER 1.
lI0EL l. ROOF
icHARLEs D. ROVER
/ VERNON BARNES.
ID. G. REYNOLDS.
JOHN ROVER
JOHN WAGNER
CATHERINE WAGNER
JOHN lBEX.
JOHN WILSON
ID 81 BEEGLE
JOHN l.. STEVENSON.
IGRIER ROBERTSON.
IRA ENGIsAR
JOHN ". GABLE
JOHN II. CLOSE.
NATHAN HAtNES
ID. II. aTULi.ER
.G. W. sflAEFFER
DENTON sToNER
PAUL. RoBERTsoN,
JOHN II. BROWN
Pheasant valley, Md :
ANNA s. wANTZ'
ELMER BOLLINGER
.I0RNER WAREiiIME.
GEORGE n. HUNTER
FRANK sIlAFFER. Carrier 10. =.
ROY a. BAsLER, Westminster
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81 Acres and SO Square Per.

OF land, more or less. and being the
same land conveyed unto Milton r.
kOontz fal by deed Of George a. Wei
Ter and wife, bearing date February o.
1918. and recorded among the Land
Records OF Carroll County Ia Liber
II. q. g., No. l3t. folio $50 ETC., ana
90 by deed of Edward r. Crawmer
and wife. bearing date June LIST. 1920.
and recorded as aforesaid in Liber n.
10. G.. No. 1856. folio 43S etc. and (el
by deed OF Theodore A. A. C. s. Dor
sey and wife. bearing date June 18th,
1920. and recorded as aforesaid In
Liner r. o. c.. No. 13e. folio $50 etc.
and adjoining the properties Of Sam
uei fOff. Peter Trite and others
The property Is improved by' a
frame dwelling house Of six rooms,
IA log barn. dairy house, wagon shed.
chicken house, hog house, slio and
other ontbnlldings, all OF which are
IN good condition. There ~ a young
orchard on the place. The parcel on
which the buildings are located con-
talna 80 acres. and Tho remaining 4
acres and IS square perches are IN
meadow land. and are about three
hundred yards distant from the main
parcel
Terms OF Sale 0ne-third Of the
qrchnHe money shall be paid BY the
purchaser or purchasers 70 the Trns-
tees I'm the day Of sale. or upon the
ratification thereof BY the Court: ana
the residue shall be paid In two equal
payments. the one "a be paid In one
year and The other 10 two years from
the day 81 sale. with interest, and 10
be secured by the notes Of the pur-
chaser or purchasers, with security
% be approved OF by the Trustees. or
All cash az the option OF the purchas-
or.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Company
Lot OaeTiyR ENGINEERS. FIRE.
aRN. CONDUCTORS, TRAINMAN
AND YARDNRN.

Applications may be made for en-
ploymeni 10 take places made vacant
bY such men ~ may leave the service,
Give age, previous experience. Il
any. names ~ not leaa than two ref
erencea Or enclose letters 81 recon
mendatlon
Physical examination az expense Of
The Company rs required,
Address Employment Bureau
Room 200. Union station Baltimore.
oct 2i.2t
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Trustees Sale
III III fTEN
OF A.
Valuable Farm
AT PLEASANT HILL, NEAR
NEW WINDSOR, MD.

BY virtue Of a decree Of the Circuit
Court for Carroll County. sitting as a
Court OF Equity. bearing date Octo-
Der goth. 1921, and passed in cause
ia said Court depending wherein viii
lie r. Koontz and others are plain
tins and Russell MI Koontz, infant, Is
defendant, and being No. 1928 Equity
on the Equity Docket Of said Court,
the UNDERSIGNED trustees duly APP
pointed by said decree TO make said
sale. will sell. at public sale on the
premises on
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NO usss EarIrX

no. osga EQUfrf
II the Circuit Court Tor Carroll eouny, 10
Equity
III ihr matter ~ The rrNt Estate ~ e'lnr.
enee y iiiackatcn ana pallie I. Black
siHu his wiz
Charles o. Clemson. Trustee
oRDERED this i3ih day ~ octaler. 10
ihe year Hiicfeeu hundred aHd twenty
one. upnu the ufofrgoing pPiitiou that tie
Cirnit Court for Carroll County. sttlax
us Conrt ~ Equity, take Jurisdiction
10 the trust estate ~ the said Clareuee y,
Iiiaekslen nna pallie !, Biaeksten his
wife and that said trustee settle said trust
ESTATE niiaer the supervisory mud enntfVf
0f the said Circult touft for Cnrroil luun4
It's Sitting o. 4 Court ~ Equity
Aud Il n further OiipEllien that saisi
fhas u. Clemson, The Trustee III tile above
eante hnnieh given the nsanl notice % the
creditors az tie end Clearance f. Black
sieu and Daile T. nlackkten. his Nife. who
srega such prior rs The itth day Of tirtuhef
1871, 90 ile thelr claims property aliiheni
enitsl with the Clerk 10 tle f'iTuii CONT
for larr,ll CnHsity an or before he &3rn
day 81 january A y. hfl3 hy cruising
tHpg ~ this order 10 De published III shine
ttess nilafer pu1lishfd Ia Carroll County for
four suechsSiyn weeks ipiofc the 18th Hns
af November Al. ID 1921
wM n, THOMAS
rdwavii d cash Clerk
oe q u 14&2MM
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MO. $3.50 EQUITY.

" the Circuit rpuFt for carroh County.
Guorwa D. BarahaFt. q u cgmplalnaHss. W. Pay
Hsfn5an. "a at Defendants,
Ordered tkls Nlh aay q Ostnhaf. A. d.. 1871.
that the account ~ The Aaditor iiird "a this
cause ~ finally faiifsd ard confirmed. uaiesa
caase 10 the contrary tteTtaf b. shown % Or b..
fore the ttth dat 81 Nos-, neat provided cupY ~
tbs order BE- asserted. foS tHo successive weeks
before she iast Hsmfd dey 10 Ame Newspaper
rutdishe3 n csFfnli csunfy.
EDWARD o,CAEu. Cftfk.
True Copy Test
"a 0.1t EDWARD o. CASH eqeFt
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Mrs, Casey Cat Revere, Beachl .
Well. Win ye2 look 1T Mrs be sthyle
and herdarter gettin' on the merry
gO-round
Mrs Rafferty--Shnre; let us get
on, too. and thin we'II be able to say
that we vance moved in the same
circle as Mrs. De style
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Public Sale !!

Intending 10 quit farming, / VIII
sell vt Public Sale, three miles from
Westminster on the Littlesiown Safe
Road, on the Alice Bish farm. on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20,
1921, at ! o'clock +. a., the following
personal property
fine driving mare. good family
driver. milk cows. both VIII be
fresh by day Of sale. brood SOW VIII,
farrow about November 18th, shoatF
Will weigh 100 TO i25 pounds each,
huckstor wagon. ] buokater sled.
ono 2-horae wagon and bed. J hay
carriage. 2 top bugRies, harrow, dDub-
10 trees, gtretchsra. earn shelter. 2
sets huckster harness, sets lead har-
ness, sets single buggy harness.
also household furniture. consisting
OF chunk stove, bureaus. chairs and
many other ARTICLES too numerous q
mention.
Terms Of Sale All sums Of $1,000
and under. cash, on sums above $40,
d credit % 6 months on notes with
approved security. bearing Interest
from day Of sale No property 20 be
removed until terms are complied
With.
CHARLES sTARNER.
Augustus BanEert, Auet.
A. " Grouse, Clerk
oct 7.it
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

This Il 70 rive notice that Ire subarriher has
ehsAined from the Orphans Court a Carroll
County. Maryland. letters Tastamaptary on
the Personal Eatate Of
OLIVER ". u. wENTZ
late Of Carroll County. deceased AT persona
having claims against Che. deceased are hereby
warned 20 exhibit the same, with che vouchers
thereof Legally authenticated 70 the saharrihtr
eB or before the lath day n May, 1912. thsy
siaY otherwise BY las be EXCEEDED from all beneht
81 eaid estate.
Given under my asnd this 2sth day Of oetobsr
- MARY g. wENTz.
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Arthur r. Foster and dsuEhfef 81 the
late ! IL and Almira L. Patterson,
of this county died Of her 1basio al
Convention, Md. Monday. Funeral SER
vices were held In Cores funeral par
Tors, Wednesday Enterment in Lor-
raine cemetery
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70 CREDITORS.

This is 70 give notice that the subscriber has
obtained from the Orphans Court Of Carroll Coun-
" 10 Maryland, letters Of Administration on the
personal Estate Of
ENCLEHART BUCHANAN.
late o. Carroll county. deceased. All persona
having claims aNainst the deceased are hereby
warned h exhibit The aafne. with the vouchers
thereof lanaiiy authenticated - the subscriber.
On or before the 2ist day o. MAY. 1872; they
may otherwise BY law be excluded from all benefit
: Given under my hand this 18th day Of October
ARcHIBALD BUCHANAN.
oct 9l-lf Administrators W A.
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER II,

1921. at one o'clock. p M, all that
tract or parcels OF land. situated al
Pleasant Hin. about ~ .ailes from
New Windsor. in New Windsor Dis
trict. Carroll County, in the State Of
Maryland, containing
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Yonra YarY trnly.

When they make men's clothes
without pockets q lot OF women can
get 20 bed carly nights New York
Evening Mail,
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IN the Blue Ridge League. are among
the most representative business, and
men Ia their Respective
cities, and wecentlg, when | had the
pleasure Of helping 10 organize a
League on the Eastern Shore % Mary
land, the representatives were OF the
same type. and ] feel confident that
fheir> League VIII be a success be-
cause with such men as those behind
IL the community Will have confidence
lin the Leagues stability. honesty ana
integrity and hence Will patronize
the games
As you probably know. there Is no
money to be made IN Glass D Leagues,
hut by getting under organized base
ball, you can keep down your ex-
penSes, and clay organized bali. much
cheaper than you can independent
ball
Yours very truly,
j. v. JAMESON, JR
The meeting has been set for WeC-
nesday. November I'd, at 730 y. m. a,
the Westminster Hotel, this city. ana
the appointed representatives Of the
various towns have been notified 20
this effect by Mr. MIsten. II Is great.
~ To be hoped that thu business men
of Carroll county viii get behind this
movement Aoiidly. and give the moras
and financial support 70 the ultimate
success 81 the proposed Carroll Coun-
~ Baseball League
Help to put Carroll County ON the
baseball mapg
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NOTICE TO cRHDlTORs.

This 70 d give nntiee that the snbseriber has
obtained from the OrphAna' Court Of Carroll
County. MnFyiand letters nf administtatlonoh the
Personal Estate 81
JACOB r. HOOD,
lare Of Carroll County. deceased. Al persons
having claims against the deceased are hetcbT
warned to exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated. TO the subscribers
on on before the siet day Of May. 1872, they
may otherwise by law Be excluded from Al benefit
fahid oatate.
Given under our hands this 18th daS Of October
RAYMOND NJ. isRAsHEAR
oafai.at Administrator,
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Saturday, November 12th,

1921. at o'clock p. m. sharp, the
following property:
Bedroom suit. antique secretary and
bureau complete, sewing machine,
beds and springs, clothes chest. tab
les. stands. rocking chairs and chairs,
ironing board and irons, wardrobes.
carpet and mating. coal stove, double
heater. 2 lawn mowers TO S-gallon
stone Jars and fruit jars 15-gallon
barrel churn, cream can separator,
copper washboiler, 75-ft hose and
steplHdder,
BROOD SOW
that will have pigs by day Of sale.
corn shelter, soft extension ladder.
log chain, breast chains, COW pastur-
ing chain, so It. long: forks. rakes and
shovels, 1900 II. lumber. 2x6 and XXI;
700 IT, flooring and many other ar
tIcies too numerous to mention.
Terms Of Sale All sums Of $5OO
and under cash all sums Of $500 and
upwards. credit OF six months win
he givon with his or her notes, with
approved security and bearing inter-
Jas. c. MYERS.
John W Reaver. Auctioneer
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The undersigned, having sold his
property iRill selI at Pubic Sale on
the Manchester Road 4 miles from
Westminster. known as the Geo.
Morelock, place on
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ENGLAR

Frank j. Englar died at his home Ia
New Windsor, this morning, aged IS
years, months and % days. Ser
vices will be held Monday az 9 D. N.
at the home and interment viii be In
pipe Creek cemetery. lie Is aoryiycd
BY his widow and three sons. Denton,
Frank and Seward, also two sisters,
Mrs Evan McKinstry. McKinstry
Mills: and Mrs. Robert Nelson, Prince
George county. The pallboarcrs will
be N. II. Bale, Chas r. Repn. Clar-
ence Ensor. Or Max Whitchiil. Gran
willie Bullock and j. Ross Gait Har-
vey Bankard e. Son funeral director
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a woman In York. Pa, has been
found 60 possess one rib too many
says the Philadelphia Record We
once heard OF man similarly affiic+-
ed who got the entire world into
trouble as result Life
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For Sale.

Corn crib Cor sale Apply 10 ADv0-
CATE OFFICE
nct 2s-1t
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Six pigs, six wUuH old, also few
rabbit dogs. Apply 90
j. WORTH EARNES,
oct2S-1t Finksbpsg, Md.
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no you remember the night
Dthat you sat up in bed
wrapping the blankets
around yon and swearing that
BY All that was coed and warm
you wouldn't let another win
tar's day 50 over your head I'm
IN yom had installed the proper
heating mechanics IN your
homeg Translating accomplish
II Immediately" do i now.
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Dy virtue Of Deed Of Trust Clarence Backsen
wife Charles Clemson recorded
Carroll County lber o. No t3b. 1885, fled In
522g Equity the Circuit County
signed Trustee will offer public the premises
cuped BY said Clarence Blacksen. the Milton
Quaker Church Union Bridge District
County. Maryland
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JAMES A. c. BOND,
WILLIE 7. KOONTZ.

Bond a. Parke. Solicitors,
oct 2i-s,
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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER Isl, 1921

NJ all the personal belonging
e. Bacrsten Dalle l. Blacksten his wife, namely
black horse bay horse
colt saddle breeohbands
old sets front collars.
wagon brde buggy harness. line
haiers spotted yellow yell
COW blue red Roam
yellow white spotted white
spotted CALI yellow spotted bull L
chains breechbands
bed, set hay carriages.
double TRIBE
three single
rope pueys 2ocenur spreader
Syracuse shovel plow 3prone
forks two dung scoop jockey
sticks Osborne hay rake single
pillow Superior grain drill hoe
row planter walking plow surrey
bort alon milk gallon milk
one carriages
smith blower one-haf Barley
q wheat onehalf
shocks household furniture including kitchen
TERMS or sALE--All under $4,000 cash.
credit Of months VIII gyen the
giving approved security
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F0STER

Catherine Alyerda Foster wife o.