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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
HARDWOOD
RETHESDA DE- LIKE

BETHESDA DE LUKE
Four bedrooms, ColoniaI: mr.. Navy
and III. Medical Centers; facing
Rock Creek PIX. walking to new
grade, parochial and Junior high
schools; 1st fl. has lge. living. bed
and din. rooms. powder and break
fast rooms, most modern of Kitchens.
dishwasher; End fl. has 3 big bed
rooms and de luxe tiled bath. Base
ment fully. finished in handsome
wood paneling and tiled; separate
washroom with washer and drier,
bath with shower; garage; porch;
large wooded lot; fireplace; stone
patio. Quality throughout. No dinky
rooms here. Plenty of elbow room
inside and out. Owner will aid in
financing. S33 500.
MOT REGULATION X
To reach: North on Wis. ave. to LIST
f ane PSeSonq Naval H9spita tGeo os
Greek and left . blocks on Howard
ave. to 9635 and open sign on right
side.
H. G. DUDLEY, OIL. 9OS6. 20"
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HARDWOOD
4501 SAUL RID.

This beautiful immac. prop. being
sold due to owners transfer to the
west; there are 3 bedrms.. den. )
baths. and secluded screened porch,
large tree shaded lot, very close to
parochial and public schools, Insti-
tute of Health and Naval Medical
Center. This home Is designed for
entertaining and comfortable living
in the finest setting in this area
ROBERT E. HEATER, Agent or Mr..
Coleman. SH. 002l. Open Sat. and
Sunday, l pm. until 8 pm.
Directions: Out Conn. ave. to Saul
I'd. and left to open sign. or Wis,
ave-. l blk past Naval Medical Cen
ter to Cedar lane and right to Sual
I'd. and omen sign -20
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OW. 1928; Ewes, Ell. 364S.
MOUNTAIN TOP HOME

MOUNTAIN TOP HOME
A Frederick Co., Md. good condition
and appearance T-room house and
z acres of land, situated on 1,100-
#. elevation with a wide open view
of the beautiful Middletown valley.
electricity and county-maintained
road past the property. 11Ia miles
west of Frederick, via the new No.
40 to Hagerstown. Price. $4,000.
Middleton Valley Farms
176-acre dairy or stock farm, borders
house, Oi modern dairy, washington
delivery: silo basement barn 100 by
45, clay loan soil. watered by
from pavement by right OF way
through adjoining farm. Price,
145-acre pre-CiviI War brick house.
farm, near MyersVille and Fred
erickHagerstown new No. 40. This
10-room house is one of the better
Of the old houses in the Middle
town Valley and Is in sound condi-
ton. 114x45 basement barn. silo
and other buildings, watered by
stream and springs; porter silth
loan the important soil of the val
ley. Price, $4,000. So miles D. c.
line.
927 18th st. NV, EX. 274O
Or, E. Cecil Keller, HagerStown
43SS-J. our Western Nd, repre-
sentative. 30
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$11.350

Two-bedrm home in Glenmont VII
lage. Immaculate cond. throughout.
Furn. can be purchased for 81 900
extra.
10 $4,000 OIL 5000
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IN DAMASCUS, MD-8-room. 2
apt. brick home; full basement; oil
hot-.water heat: electric stove and
refrlgerator; garage; approx. ia a.
land; 20 fruit trees, raSberrieS, z
strawberries. This is a home with
q income; price. $4,000.
NEAR DAMASCUS, MD.-S-room
frame house. covered with asbestos
shingles: 4 bedrooms. bath; 2 OIL
space heaters, Phil gas range, new
nct-water heater: beautiful view.
plenty of shade, large lot with more
land available. Price, S16,50O.
NEAR DAMASCUS, MD.-4-room,
modern bungalow: full basement; oil
hot-air heat; Phil gas stove and
refrigerator; large lot. Price, SIS, 900;
81 800 down payment.
NEAR LONG CORNER, mile of
Ridgeville I'd; 7-room frame house,
basement: garage, chicken house,
hog house; l acre land. Price,
81, 300. Many other properties for
sale. Call Damascus 1851, JERRY
T. WILLIAMS. 30
DE LUXE RAMBLER
On approx. L acre in beautiful Paint
Branch Farms. Three master sized
bedrooms, 2 baths, huge de luxe
cleo. farm kit. bsmt.. trade con-
sidered. For further details call
SH. SOLO til 8 pm. MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT g. INSURANCE CO.
10
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
BETHESDA
LIVING in the Country

Living in the Country
Beautifully superior 3-bedroom brick
ramblers and Cape Gods on 2-acre
homesites near country club area
Feature: l y baths, fireplace. de
luxe kitchen, large rooms, full base
ment.
Higgins & Harrison, Inc.
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BETHESDA
Attractive 4-bedroom, detached brick
home with slate roof on quiet,
shaded street near Public Health
Institute: screened end porch; gas
a;-c.h.; level lot. Nicely financed
with 4Rs. loan. Trades con-
sldered. Mr.. Tovornick. GE. 1929.
1904 GRANT ST.
OPEN SUNDAY, = TO DARK
Directions: From Bethesda Bank out
Old GEORGETOWN I'd. Ia miles to
Greentree I'd. left on Greentree 9
1904
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE co.
Realtor, 1924 14th st. NV. DI. G3346,
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FAIRLAWN VILLAGE

OPEN SUN, 2-6
1922 S ST. Sc.
Lovely 2-story semidet. modern brk
excellent condition: fine location.
d. H. JOHNSON CO., MA. 1878;
evenings, VI. 2ql3 0Oa
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A GOOD BUY

owner moved to larger home. This
brick Colonial with lge. liV. rm.
firepl, separate dining rm.. lge
kitchen. screened porch, 3 bedrms..
recr. rm. with firepl.. over y of an
acre; beautiful trees; pony house
owner will assume second trust
Call Evergreen, 4-30S3 or drive out
Colesville I'd. to Meadowood. see
open sign on Baker drive. Open
Sat. and Sun. Til dark 20
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BEAUTIFUL KIRKSIDE

DIIA y L II y II 1A11I1AO1DE
New. custom-built. all-brick home.
offers many unusual features: large
level lot. First floor contains wide
center hall. large liv. rm. with fire.
place, family size den. powder room.
spacious din. rm.: all-electric kitch-
en-, screened rear porch. Second
floor; 3 large bedrms.. 2 nicely ar
ranged baths: attached large ga
rage. A truly quality home. sur
rounded by good homes: S37, 800.
Md Ooen Saturday and Sunday.
GEORGE w. O'KEEFE, WI. $3.50.
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solid
Brick Home

3 bedrms. Il on LIST A.. 2 baths q
on LIST. FRY. Excel. surroundings.
very reasonably priced at SlS,95O
with top FILA loan.
HOME REALTY CO., Realtors.
RE. 1887. ia. 4-0574.
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FAIRLAWN

NEAR ANACOSTIA HIGH
Lovely Groom brick home featuring
liv. rm.. family-size din. rm.. mod
ern kitchen, 8 bedrms., tiled bath
with shower, hardwood floors, full
bsmt., recr. rm., oil h.-w.h., "a
bath: nice fenced yard. Assume 4ec
loan with reasonable down payment.
Call Mr.. Barbour.
CAMPANELLA & CO. $780,
Elk. 41l3: Ewes. and Sun, APP. 1868
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

Reasonably Priced Homes
Yes. It's true! We have several 2
and 3 bedrm. homes in the $4,000
to $4,000 price range. They are
in Lyndale, Randle Highlands, Fair
particulars, call
A. A. CAROZZA co.
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PRICE, $12,5OO
SOUTHEAST BARGAIN

Charming brick. semidetaehed home
approx. years old in immaculate
condition: has large living room:
family dining room. fully equipped
kitchen; second floor has 9 MASTER
basement, outside entrance; gas
heat; concrete front porch. Located
near Boiling Field. west Of Nichols
ave. Sc. Down payment. $1,000.
For details, call Mr.. McGinniss,
FREDERICK w. BERENs
SALES, INC.--1520 K ST. NV;
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POINT OF ROCKS

Ideal for year around. retreat or
place to retire. Mr.. Potomac River
Lge.. mod. brick. 1A-storv bunga-
low. on Az acres. Natural chest
nut trim throughout. oak floors, liv.
Im. l5xl9 yLfirepl:. din, rm. l5x16,
kit. appliances, pantry; 2 addi-
tional bedrms. on End floor; full
bSmt, oil h.-w.h. Cherry. peach
and apple trees. 81 miles from
Wash: commute B. & o. R.R. Price,
ST., 500. Will submit reasonable Of
fer. For appt. cali
E. H. IRWIN
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ANACOSTIA

Near Naval Gun Factory
A fne row brick home, immaculate
cOnd.; mr.. schools, stores, transp.
Contains lovely ly. rm., lge. din.
rm., excel. kit, inclosed rear. porch
making excel. Sunrm. or den, 3
excel bedrms., tile bath, lge. bsmt.
built-in gar; oak floors; storm win
doWS. Price. Sl3.950; excel terms.
BY appt. only. Mr.. Phifer. until
Q p.m., 10. S-S7l4.
Paul P. Stone, Realtor
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CONGRESS HEIGHTS

home in spotless cond.. nice liv.
I'm. with guest closet, din. rm.. at
tractive kit. and tiled bath. pvt.
entr.. bsmt. is beautifully finished as
liv. rm.-bedrm., comb; equip. kit.
and "a bath; positively lovely
home. Just the thing for Nom and
Pop. and young cple. Lge. CT LIST
trust that can be assumed with mod
crate down payment Good Sc. To-
cation: in newly developed area. Call
Mr.. Harris. ALDRE, INC, LII,
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PRICE, SI0,950-CASH. 1880
VACANT-MOVE IN WITH DEPOSIT
Detached home in immaculate condi-
ton. arranged as 2 complete private
apartments of 3 rooms and bath
each. Live in one apartment and
let the other pay for both. To see:
Call Mr.. WaShburn. TU. 209l.
MARSHALL ]. MAPLE CO.
ReAltor 1ooI 18th St NV DI. BAG.
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HOUSES SALE-S.E. tcont. }

NEW
3-BEDROOM. ALL-BRICK HOMES
Full dining room. completely equipped
Gen. Electric kitchen, finished
tation at YOUR door: only have three
more of this group; will take your
old house in trade. For an ap-
pointment call Mr.. Beasley. VI. 0906
MARSHALL J. MAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 l4th-St. NV. DI. 3346.
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AGER RID. AREA, near Riggs I'd,
Center hall. storiess on lge. level
fenced lot, spacious liv. rm, family
dining rm., modern 20-ft. tiled
Kitchen and .dinette with de luxe
cleo. stove. 1O-cu. #. GE refgr.,
lge. beautiful paneled den, "a bath
on list floor; 3 bedrms. and tile
bath up. plenty closets; oil heat;
1S-ft. concrete porch washing
machine, Venetian blinds. storm
shopping and excel. tranSp. Must
see to appreciate. Price below mar
ket, purchaser can assume CT loan,
S63.S0 mo. OWNER, WA. 9oll
, 1952-07-29
congressman
Mrs. Bow und Son
Visiting ST. Croix

Representative F rank e..
Bow Of Ohio, Mrs. Bow and
their son arrived in st. Croix
this morning, They were met
by the Administrator D. G.
Canegata.
The Congressman and his
family had luncheon at the
Hotel-on-the-Ca with Admin
istrator Canegata and Or. Mel
vim H. Evans, Chief Municipal
Physician. Later in the after
noon they strolled around the
town to have a frst-hand look
at the buildings and items of
interest.
They plan to leave in the
morning for San Juan. Con-
gresham Bow will return for
the ceremonies to be held at
the Government House.
, 1952-07-29
Summer School to
Broadcast Specidl
Program Over WIVI

Faculty and students of the
Summer School now in ses-
sion in ST. Croix will broad
cast a special program over
Station WIN tomorrow even
ing from { to 7::30.
The Summer School is being
conducted BY Professor Leila
Tossas of the Polytechnic Ir-
stitute of Puerto Rico, under
the auspices Of the Depart
moat Of Education.
, 1952-07-29
ST. Thomds Invites
St.Croix to Participate
In Festival

An invitation has come from
ST. Thomas to ST. Croix to par
ticipate in the coming festival
to be held in Charlotte ANA
lie, through Miss Enid M. Baa,
Chairman, King & Queen
Committee of the Virgin IS
lands Carnival.
Ia a letter to the AVIS,
Miss Baa writes: Cover Sta
ton VISTA each morning at
800 : 900 there is much talk
about the Virgin Islands Car
nival on August 81 a n d
September /, 1852.
We want you to participate
fully because this is a Virgin
Islands Carnival. Will you no
inmate and support a King
and Queen from your estab-
lishment?
The nomination fee is $1,000
for both King and Queen
nominees, or $500 each. These
are to be chosen by popular
Continued on page 4l
, 1952-07-29
Three Officers Added
To Stuff Of ". |.
Professional League

New York City; Rufus Ora
ham, formerly Of St. Thomas,
was indicted into the Profess
sional League last week, to-
gether with three other Virgin
Islanders, Mrs. Celita Viii
helmsen, Mrs. Hattye Maldo-
nado and Ernesto Vanterpool.
Mr. Grahams duties will be
to organize and handle the
Home Affairs Of the Profes-
sional League. This new Office
was created in the New York
body, because the increasing
interest and requests coming
from the islands, calls for a
to take care Of them
full time. Currently, there are
four such projects afoot.
Mr.. Graham, brings to the
Office an intimate knowledge.
Of the Virgin Islands. Born in
st. Thomas, he IS a graduate
of the Charlotte Amalie High
School He later studied on
the continent at the College Of
the City Of New York. He is
currently with the United
AS a part of the staff
Of that international body, he
in Paris during the re-
cent session Of the General
Mrs Wilhelmsen, will work
Continued on page A
, 1952-07-29
Governor de Castro
Approves New Deer
Conservation Low

Governor de Castro has
given his approval to an Ordi-
nance passed BY the st. Croix
Municipal Council for the pre-
servation and control Of TAX
ing wild deer and for other
purposes.
The Ordinance provides for
an open season from October
to December 81 each year. It
also provides for special Ii
censes for the hunting of deer
and limits each hunter to
three per season. An area just
outside the town Of Christian
sted has been set aside as a
deer preserve and hunting in.
the area IS prohibited for a
period of not less than five
years from the date of the en-
actment Of the Ordinance.
This Ordinance also con-
trolls the transporting and sell
ing of deer and deermeat in
the Municipality Of ST. Croix.
Penalties are provided for vio-
lation of the Ordinance, which
will be enforced BY the Game
Commission with the assist
ance Of the Police Department.
, 1952-07-29
Federul Credit Union
Brunch Formed BY
VICORP Employees

=s@ N&
Employees Of the Virgin
Islands Corporation yesterday,
held the last Of a series of
meetings preparatory to form
ing its own credit branch
which has been named, Vicorp
Federal Credit Union created
under Charter No. 1889.
]. Z. Coats, representative
from the Atlanta office Of the
Bureau 0 + Federal Credit
Unions suggested the innova-
ton at a meeting of the en-
ployees about a week ago and
received favorable response
and enthusiasm Of all present.
The final touch was made
yesterday when the following
officers and committees were
elected unanimously: Leander
/. Henderson, president; Heze-
kiah O. Wa1cott, vice-presi-
dent; Victor E. Sergeant,
treasurer; Mrs. Gloria A.
Thomas, clerk. Loyola A.
Moorhead, Svend A. Ovesen
and Lionel II. Emanuel, along
with the previously named
officers comprise the seven
members on the Board Of Di-
rectors. Members of the Credit
Committee are: LII. Emanuel,
chairman; Mrs. Elaine y.
Bough, secretary, and Rupert
W. Ross. The Supervisory
Committee is comprised OF:
Hugh Milligan, chairman;
Joseph E. James, secretary
and Franz E. Delemos. Svend
A. Ovesen will be il charge Of
Educational promotion Of the
Union.
It is interesting to note that
Continued On page 4
, 1952-07-29
Tourist Bodrd Gives
~Informution on Curib
Festival in P. R.

III OEd6T W pTOVlQe the ne
cessary information for per-
sons from ST. Croix who plan
to visit Puerto Rico in connec-
ton with the Caribbean Festi-
val now being held there, Mrs.
KarWick Of the local office Of
the Virgin Islands Tourist
Board released the following
information;
Tickets to the Festival will
range from 55 to IS cents for
seats in the balcony Of the
University of Puerto Rico au-
ditorium, where artists from
surrounding islands will per-
form, to $2.75 and 1895 for
seats in the orchestra and
first section Of the mezzanine,
for matinee and evening per-
formances.
There will be four matinees
and ten evening performances
at the auditorium. The city
wide carnival will be heralded
b y torchlight professions
through the streets on the
night Of July 81, to be fol
lowed by an open air show in
the main plaza which will
give spectators a preview of
things to come.
Ise artists from Trinidad,
3 cause Of the wealth of ma
terial and variety Of talent
will give four performances,
the evening Of August /, ma
tlnee and evening of August 2
and il matinee Of August 8.
On that same evening will be
q performance by the COM
bined group from Curacao and
Aruba, On August 4 groups
from st. Croix and ST. Thomas
will feature; August 5 the per-
will be by native
Ricans; August s, Anti
gua's Steel Band, known as
Brute Force will get the bill
ing with dancers from Marti-
nique and Grenada. Surinam
natives will feature t heir
dance on the evening of the
9TH and girls from Guadeloupe
perform on August 8.
Sharing this program will be
z mola cherur of 40 voices
from Haiti. The Republic Of
tCo;stinued on page A
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-09-18
500 Persons Gather
At Glotfelty Reunion

Almost 500 members and friends
of the Glotfelty clan assembled for
an all day picnic at the Fred Glot-
felty farm north of Oakland last
Sunday.
After registration and invoca-
ton by Nelson Brcnneman, the two
speakers of the day, Paul B. Nay
lor, Oakland, and DR. f. c. Saylor,
Berlin, Pa, were introduced by
Mason Glotfelty, Oakland, who pre-
sided Music for the occasion was
furnished by The Rambling Hill
billies and the Sang Run Quartet.
Prizes were awarded as follows:
Mrs. Martha Ferguson, Fairmont,
W. Va, oldest member; Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilbur Bowser, Accident,
largest families; Howard Brenne-
man, travelling the longest distance.
Officers for next year will be
Mason Glotfelty, chairman; Fred
Glotfelty, secretary-treasurer; Ross
Spcicher and Mrs. Kermit Glotfelty,
committeeman Plans were made to
have next years reunion at the
same location.
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Kelley Reunion Held

Members of the Kelley family
gathered Sunday, September Z at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
f. Kelley, neat Red House, for
their annual reunion. A basket din
ner was spread at noon.
Families present included Nh.
and Mrs. Howard Houston, Nor
gantown, w. Va; Nh and Mrs.
Leo Kline, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fowler,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fowler, Paw
Paw, W. Va; Sgt. and Mrs. Ray
Houston, Fort Meyer, Va; Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Walters, Middle
town, Va; Mrs. Robert Walters,
Winchester. Va; Mrs. Patty Par
rcll, Martinsburg, W. Va; Mir. and
Mrs. Bernard Glotfclty, Mr.. and
Mrs Ray Riddcr, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Schcll, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Warsaw. Oakland; Mr.. and Mrs.
Duane Fowler, Baltimore; Mr.. and
Mrs. B. f. Harrison, Mrs. Harry
Zirb, EIkins, w. Va; Mir and Mrs.
Cecil Bicc, Mabie, W. Va; Mi.
and Mrs. Bert Moreland, Clarks-
burg; Willow Kelley, Terra Alta;
Edgar B. Kelley, Point Marion, Pa.
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Zinkan Reunion Held

The first reunion of the Zinkan
family was held in Spoerlein's
Grove, Accident, Sunday, Septem-
Der IA. A basket dinner was en-
joyed.
Those who attended were Andrew
Hartig, Mr.. and Mrs. George Tay-
Tor, Braddock, Pa; Miss Eva IIar-
tig, Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Hetricll
and family, Frostburg; Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Burkhart, Mrs. Bill
Hugh and family, Mt Savage; Or
lando Zinkan and friend, Murrays-
vile, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Goehringer, Oakland; Mrs. Anna
Bowman, Uniontown; Mr. and Mrs.
w. NJ. Zinkan, Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo
Zinkan, Mrs. Henry Bach, Mrs.
Charley Burkhart, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Burkhart, Edwin Burkhart,
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Goehringer, Mrs.
Arnold George and family, Paul
Goehringer, all of Accident
Another reunion will be held next
year.
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District Convention
Set for September "a

Members of the Mountain Dis
trict Of the Supreme Forest Wood
men Circle in Maryland will hold
their district convention Septem-
Der "a in the Woodmen of the
World Hall, Deer Park, according
to Mrs. Faye X. Littman, Graf
ton, w. Va, state manager for the
women's fraternal society.
Members of June Grove 80 will
welcome delegates when they regis
ter at 6:30 p. m. preceding the
dinner meeting of the convention.
This meeting, to be followed by
litualistic work and a business
session, will be open to the public
Assisting in the ritualistic demon
stration will be the Odessa Bishoff
Grove As, Swanton
In addition to Mrs. Littman,
other prominent officers expected
to register for the convention are:
Mrs. Marcva Tects, state presi-
dent, Swanton; Mrs. Edna Ger
man, LIST state vice president, Cum
herland; and Mrs. Rachcal Walter,
End state vice president, Deer
Park.
Mrs. Anna ClattCrhuck and Mrs.
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FRIEND STOCKYARD

Market report for September IS,
1852.
Horses: $50 to $40 cwt.
Steers: FLA. Steers, 1910 to
1910 cwt.; medium to good, 26.00
to 5000 cwt.; common to medium,
1900 to $3.50 cwt.
Heifers: Medium to good, 1000
to 23.75 cwt.; common to medium,
1900 to 1900 cwt.
Bulls: Common to utility bolog-
mas, 1920 to 2l.S0 cWt.
Heiferettes: 1870 to 21.90 cwt.
Cows: Low cutters and cutters,
1900 to 1925 cwt.; Gamers, 1900
to 1870 cwt.; shells, l1.50 down.
Veals: Good to choice, 34.00 to
$500 cwt.; medium to good, $3.50
to 1915 cwt.; common to medium,
1925 to $500 cwt.; Gull veal, 100
down.
Hogs Good and choice, 20.40 to
22,00 cwt.; medium to good, 1925
to 20.00 cwt.
Sows: l4.7O to 100 cwt.
Lambs: Blue, Pills; red, 2400
cwt.; yellow, 1850 cwt.; common,
1850 cwt.
Heavy broilers: pc to 3412c lb.
Heavy hens, 28c to SOC ID. Leghorn
hens, lie to Is 2c Id.
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ORDER NISI

Walter W. Dawson. Assignee for the
purpose of foreclosure
Aaron l.. Garlitz and Jane Garltz, his
wife
No. 1880 Equity. In the Circuit Court for
Garrett County, Maryland
II is ordered this 18th day Of Septem-
her. 1852. by the Circuit Court for Gar
rett County. Maryland. in Equity. that the
sale of the property mentioned in these
proceedings as made and reported by Wal
ter W. Dawson, Assignee, be ratified and
confirmed unless cause to the contrary
thereof be shown on or before the goth
day of October, 1852. provided copy of
this order be inserted in some newspaper
printed in Garrett County, Maryland.
once a week for three successive weeks
before the 10Th day of October, 1852.
The report states the amount of sale
20 he SliO0 90.
RICHARD L. DAVIS, Clerk
True copy.
Test; Richard L. Davis. Clerk.
ADV. 30 IT,