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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-02

Lawrence vs. Mrs. Rachel T. Reynolds appeal
from Juslica Herbert Tried beIofa the Eo6ff.-
Held snb caria. WIN. A. Stewart, EN-, for an
pslIanii MesSrs. Wheeler aud Kesch ior appel
Edward slbrey vs. Thomas Armstrong ap.
Court. Judgmsnt reternsd and indgment In 70.
vor Of appellant for $40 aud costs. n. r. Boar
man, ESQ, for appelanti X. 0rason for appel
John X. IIatves -. wlls,siIant; appeal from
Justice Rohlnson. Judgment affirmed. Zach
party 20 pay his own costa. John T. Ensor,
ESQ, for appellant; Richard 0rasOn, Esq, for
| appellee.
Isaac Fuller vs.. Mrs. N. r. Hoffman ; appeaI
from Justice Irwin. Ontrial. X. W. Dough-
erty ESD, for appellant; II. Il. Boarman. Esq.,
for appellee.
TUEsnAy, Nav 10.
Isaac Fuller W. Mrs. n. H. Hoffman appeal
from Justice lrwln-mporied yesterday Indg.
mont affirmed. etatevs. Marian Carter. 10.
~ wasswoFnin this uase, who returned verdlc,
that she wasa lunatlc aud a pauper, and ths
court passed an order that she be sent 10 the aims
house. State W. Jonas ulaason, Indicted for lar
| ceuy two cascs The deEndanl was arraisnel
andhe pleaded not guilty. States W. WIN. VOL
indicted for larceny Two cases. Tho defendant
was arraigued aud he pleaded guilty In one cas-
aud not guilty IN the other. State ". JorrpI
Davis alias Holiday colorrd, indicted for larceny
The deiendan, was arraigned and he pleaded MOI
kguiliy.
"WEDNESDAY, May 20.
State W. T.. Phoelman, three indictments Gol
selling lager beer on sunday removed to Balti
more city. State vs.. Thomas BAily. two indct
nenis for assault aud battery, one on James Heat
y, aud The other on Susan Beatty tried bclor,
the court aud found guilty, aud fined SlO ant
costs Ia each case. ConrAd Robb, Indicted foI
larceny on trial.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-02

ewThs yesrssi haad-bili ealing fsr ne o..
gsnizstion Of johnson Ciats uses this rs.
nsrkahss baggage
fssss sAo sesr ~ ssrsens q Cse.vns.otl
sAotd y afiossd APPROXIMATION o~f participation
~ ~ sdnsiaisfysfsoM
Have our friends tecome adsocatss Or xso,o
S.stsysf Negroes pay ,axss; they nd 10 bear
lag The burdens o. The Governmsns--do the
Johnsoniiss propose that thsy shall participate In
the administration % the Gosessmsntg Thls d
shs sane Language used b. the politicians IN New
kasiAnd Who advocate universal suGFaes We
Do not ihlnk this plank 10 their platform will
salt haFylandsrs. The loyal peopIs of our State
DO net in'snd 10 allow universal suffrage y
they propose 10 rule the State Ihemsslvs with
osi The aid Of either rebels or nsxron
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-02

ODD FELto3s CuEEsATIox At HEaEEOnD. On
SATURDAY lasi, Hereford Lodge. No. -, o. d.
". held an anniversary etiebraiiou ~ Hereford,
in tasecpniy Accepting AZ invitation 10 te
preeni, Towson ioslge 10. 70, oi this town, ae-
compaGisd By lizler's Bras Band Of Baltimore
sad sDder the usarshaiship afCspi. &. A. Conner,
Early 10 the morning Ftaehcd Hereford, where
u'ey we're met BY Hereford Lodge. with Martin
Csan a. Marsha, and Band ~ masic from
Clen kock. Alter marching thFoagh the town,
the Lodgss rspsired 10 The Bs ptiaf Church. where.
aftsF prayer, the audience listened afiensistIy TO
an excellent oraiion upon the principles Offsets
&c, ~ The Order, delivered b. Deputy Grand
Master VI. Y. iIarriaoa ~ the Grand Lodge a
Maryland. When bro IIarrison he'd coaei aded
bfo. John 7. knsor Of this town wa called nf-
%, md made very beautiful address 10 the an
dieuee, which WAS well receivtds The Isodgra
wtfe ihtn dismissed for dinner after which they
re-aafeMblsd, and we've again entertained BY
Crand Master Harrison. Alarge number Of the
citizens of he surrounding eoaniry were present
10 witness The exercissa, including large nun
he's 81 ladies. About 4 O'Clock he visiting
brothers marched away for Monkton add lhe
cara escorted Tor some distance on The road b.
Hereford Lodge. Towson isodgs was represent.
ed % The occasion by nearly 6fiy of lie msmbers,
and Hereford lTdRe Numbered about ifty pres
ent.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-02

&~A City couyepiion Of thoso lavorable "a
Johason's policy was held N baltimore ieu
days STAGE, ~ which : fssohasssE sssass!ly en-
dofsing The Registry Law was saasi,.easiy a.iaps.
Cd. A. the nesting Of the Central COMMITTEES
o. Tuesday last resoIaion endorsing dis sams
law was rejected BY a vote of22 10 5. This win
probably opsn the eyes Of Union men Of The city,
They Mn 80 whsrs ths cassom Ilesss and Posl
oiles politicians win lead them II they follow IA
shsif ir'in. Already the very men who compo.
ed de city Convention have taken the alarm,
and many Of ihsm are isavine The ranks u my
poliey's' advocates
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-02

" ea.a lie - lciGcd 7a-tsraFh Eon a ireech
90 Pr-=.e.ii Jon ssos sli-esss,i 70 . -.s men, q
-al1reii fai,siers. a. Nt.hgr,. r,Ba "a The ..ts
lf ocs1csr 49,
N---9 -0ga.i-- aie-i c-i-,l b. whv
1tss a1y ttv aiaax ~ sate4-i.as 81 h p >tr--t
Wlf7- sle i-ls--s-4-c llare - t.r-.a-.v iNeli =
fir-s t-f-tlcra Elcse sc1s1-e 1oE q ne -
~ fs-fii'f- t1G -a' flnutrs N in grgUl 80 q 8
taa uuenlrr ,rugl,. cur c5fy pass av is-se s-.-
-l-s I s.lT tn1 goa 80. se- - uaag Dulasta a.
-f-rl -u. .-un. che iar-ner 'sa-ir- an aumislaEa-
OF --s.-rl -.1rce 70 flrIr tsi-f1crtnr 1rarrs -
-aisrr't an af fsaresse-. 'ais. Too shall cerss
W. na5ish tss taers ar san suectsl heae6t
o. fc'se o. ne ssg-nsufaei rsheis ~ cur couaiy.
VIA arv ;uufinHIlir 7-arng thoas as9-s opal
irT tza rsst .ass 81 ,ls- il s,-=- Eifa -seui
AIT 7as g - .aeir pipes lal sniaSs BE-. Pl-l-is-
ar.r -husr xho~s 4ateese1sans caves .hs pahis-
10 .agnt - 20 E1arls- they Esrar Or 0ppuss t.
zee equality. We ,as- 40 douag that they
AZ lpEes-i 70 a. equality rita ice nae p.r.iaa
~ -ls eniors! popa.aiias sal e dos cot ippea-
mas -ae7 aavs lag crspies agalas, "a .gaality
F.h ~ arasr ~ = ia; -are- q tas- aaFs 8,
g srig since re Civil Righ,s tEl Esnt ia'o o.
s-a;loa
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-02

-N~~N~N@
Under this head ihest Mary's Cassgs a aeon
sentative " newspaper Of our Ne publiahes the
following. How do our Swann-lies like IL:
We notice with regret that some Of our con-
sentative fflends are taking ground only for q
PARTIAL modification q lbs Rsss.ssy Law In -
gard 70 ccftaiu supposed dissoyal parties IN this
HsAie. They would enfrnnehIse only those whose
sympathy for the South was confined 20 words,
leaving parties who carried their aympathies In.
70 action without any relief whatever. How our
friends can consistently sustain policy which
allows q rebel Virginia soldier TO vote and ad.
here to policy which deprives n rebel Maryland
soldier Of the same privilege passes our compre-
henslou. According to the Union theory, the
Virginia soldier was just as much a rebel rs ths
Maryland, aud with this view, TO make fish Of
one aud fesh Of the other Is TO create both an
invidious aud absurd disllnciion. The truth Is
our friends have taken an unienable position
position wholly inconsistent with the Fcstorn
ton and pacific policy of President johnson, ant
the sooner they shin Il. the better Tor the caus,
they arr endeavoring 10 serve. The equitabl,
aud consistent Is the comprehensive policy Ia
this case. All parties who have been deprived
hf the Registry Law Of the privileges OF the cleo
tive franchise for political reasons should be ~
stoted 10 these privileges. Any measures Of ~
lief short of this is but = hatiag. halfway rene
~ aud avoids only a fraction Of our registration
in'quitics. " Il does hut skin aud ilm the ulee
roas plaee, lcAving still the original virus I,
prev aPon the system.
The same paper. speaking Of the apprOAehin.
campaign SAYS
The eoutcst promises 10 he u the mos, dcspe
ta'e and exciting character, especially in the an
rSr and evntral portions o; the State Ia a.
>cathgrn scrtous the radicals can afford ouiv ,
thin sAismish line. bat in baltimore and IN,
West Il : iiHtrvut Wte-v tis Da,ci asf rsa
trs' asSssf ftfrs tif &ssssr -. Il behoovcs GU
trieats u thess afflicted sections ~ Re wary an,
Nalchfel
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-02

BAcxns DoSs.-- sosas a. The rnesns.ers 81 ~
State Central commitles ars lacking down from
their votes On The question Of the maintenance 81
the Registry Law. Thursdays AseriosM con
saias a card from NJ. Thamson, IN whirh that
Fenilenan tries hard 10 carry EAbr On both
sl'osisisrs, and 10 explain his ro,s. Mr. Prime.
tie ouiy delegate present from Prince Georges
eszniy, ssys he vas not in fhe room WHEN the
vote w'a taken, and that ~ Il IN favor u sh.
Law. NJ. 3 -. Pries. Of RshImsrr civ. al,o
drnies soi.ng again.l tie lax
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-02

ORruASs CouHr RALrlMoEE C0uxrY. MAJ alth.
isde.-PArish will case. heforr reported, resumed
not concluded, continuri TO 25,h.
Nay .SIh, will case before reported, not con.
cluded.
May 29lh, the will case taken up again
Jacob Wisner, administrator. returned an IN.
rentory Of Adam wisnrrs personal property.
aud revived an order TO sell the Samr. viii
case continued.
Nay S0th, Edward /. lArsh, Executor. returned
al inventory 81 pr. SilAs Larsh T. l.. Larsh
received an order to sell the personal property
Samuel Wor,hington, executor Of Sophia wor.
thington. returned an inventory cfihe decea sed'.
personal estate. Wiz case resumed Henry
Turneull. Tecvived order TO lease crTtain part
Of the late Ann rgrnbull estate. samuel Tag.
art. executor " Mary Palmer. late Of Raltimote
county deceassi returned an amount % sales
Sls.sso %
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-02

10 aioa v-2ntns boHc VII - operesi
% T'es':sT, fh- 5ih FAY - Jsas. a. the Hya,l
naasioa ia sainmose. This zobls chaffts ri n
reads iissf 70 al loya h-ar;s TIE osiaet o,
IL ssocia'ian f 70 eass sSr ~ Orphans q fhas-
shs 1.et szhiiax their rssatry's bafi!es 90
matter shst part u ihs s'ais iasy esnss from -
Thai tsse Chris'iaa sad ssslaabss lady Ms Mar
gsref :. Parvia.es isPrrsiAsni ogfhe aasociaiioa,
ans VII i've IA history sor tie nosi. zeal she
has displayed N IL srgsnizstioa The raioa
P-aPi> of'hs ooaa'y are invited 70 he presesa al
H. opening Of re home ~
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-02
DIR. JOHN w. WAUGH.

Formerly Of Millersville A. Arundel Co., Nd
HAVING located at Priceviilc, Baiti,nor.
IL county, Nd, thus succeeding the late
Dr.. Mahlon Price. but more recently DR.. Elias
Price. now OF Baltimore.l respectfully offer
MS Professional Services 20 the citizens Of the
surrounding country II affords him plea.uy.
u give as reference an experience of eighteen
years active and successful practice which N,
hopes will sufficiently recommend him to the
patronage Of the public. May 2, IscG-em.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-02

Ac<SsFLEa'' zS-s--sioa Iona \ : Crsswsli,
: : VII te1rpt oar tsGz<s sor the saile=iaz
pgalic documents forwarded ~ tais week
Hessage Iai Documents, 49,. sogr vol
ares
Array Register lsf5.
zePsr' u he Commissioners appoiase! bg 'Ae
Cait-'. STATES Brsxsrs' Associations 70 tie TAT
I'D SEanss Rsssase Commission.
-@iert.ons froul The Tss;lzaaay iaken b. the
Cnsfsd sntsa Commission Ia respect 10 Gotten
a. - scs o Nsfiona. asvsaae. Also. ~ era
fsoa ca the f.fs sasf sisrf-s>r 81 H. Ciater DaEis
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-02
THE FAIR.


THE LADIES Of this Church will commence.
SALE OF USEFUL AND FANCY ARTf.
Giles AND REFRESHMENTS. in tents on
the Church grounds, in Govansiown, for "a.
benefit Of the building. ON
Tsesddy, Jane i3th, commencing al 10 O'Clock 4
~, aHd 70 eoafiaHe daring sereyGi days.
They invite friends wishing To grant dona
tons for this :audAble purpose, TO send them 10
the Parsonage on Monday, the 18th. or so,ncr.
June 2-t
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-02

AcuDExT. "A few days since, a. NJ. William
simms and bis lady were driving over the bridge
across owynns falls, NJ wsiheredyiile, IN this
county, The horse hecnine frightened and hacked
Che enrriage over a perpendicular enlhankment
sixteen feet high, entirely drmolishing the car
rage and cutting and hFuiring IL occupants very
badly. This bridge Il sald 70 he ia q very bad
eondlilon. The flooring being composed ri,sply o.
poles and this, doubtless, was the cause Of the
horse becoming frightened. heavy bin for
damages will some day awaken our county an-
ihotiiie. 70 The imporiaues u having such things
attended 10.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-02

onAvn 90 TINE LoYAL DKAb.--we Ind. the
e owing In the South C5rolinisa of late dan.
Again iiis iaaislsd that whlle we do honor
70 the graves o. Conisdefatff, We should treat
The graves Of Federal soldiers With like respect.
AhanFdl " paying for the souls % The damn
~ would b. Of any avail, they might have an.
oenehi ofour pfayeFs-bui honor them--nnver II
This Memphis 1saiaaehs repubIIshes ,hIs choice
morssl, and says, "ihIs l. ias, our view or the
matter =
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-02

SAFE oy Corxrny REslDExcE W. Benneii
Co., auciioneeFa, sold on Tuesday II The sx-
about as,so M, ~ IA S, YosE ssa s'essa
distance from ths city, 10 John !. Jackson, for
The came nactlonecr sold . parcel Of lad
N baltimore county, on the Baltimore and Phil
adsiphia turnpike road. shout two miles from
city limits, conlnlnIna 1lf acres and . square
Rs.she.. Improved b. fAhio dwelling. 70 Dr.. r.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-02

cn- Henry A. wis-, ina sys'eh at Richmond.
.. few da5s ago, referring 70 the late rebelliou
and 'ir people THE North. said, "IfEehad til.
umphsd, should have favored stripping them
naked. THEY might have applied FOE pardon,
bot would have SEEN them damned before !
would have gransoih.f he Il Specimen brick
Of the material Andrew johnson proposes to uss
In rvoonsIruciing the union II will h. a fine
edifce whee rufppyefed
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-02

tHs hEE!ise 90 DrsKAaDs.-Ths annual msol-
Ing ~ Dnnkards Was held Il Wayneshoro'. In
frankln county, Pennsylvania, last week. The
ChamnsF.hnrg kfpesfory says Il Il said 10 have
been he largest meeling ever held for religious
gurPoss. IN that country. The hospitality ofthe
Dunkafds ~ their meetings Il provsrhial. ana
The good things Of this ne were dealt onl on she
occasion without stint. Il l. computed that ri.
teen thonland persons were presonl.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-02
AecLpaNr .-Elwarl Kenaelr. 4 La Ia ]

AcriDENr. -EiwaFd Kenaeiy a lad q - o.
10 years, while engaged with Others near Govans-
town on Sunday last, in swinging on a ropc
stretched from two trees, fell 10 the grouad. sus-
iaining a fracture Of the LEFT wrist bone besides
having bis body somewhat bruised Tie was -
moved " the resideHcr q bis mother near by.
where the services nr. Preniiss were rendered
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-02

MonK TRuE TmAx PonrscAL.--The clergyman
n certain town, 10 The custom Il, having pub.
linllrd tlie bans Of mAtrimouy helueen two PER.
sons, was followed by the clerks reading the
hymn beginning with thess words, " Mistaken
souls, who dream Of Heaven n
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-02

Fiax n ruK wooDs Ca Thursday evening
% last week. a Dire broke out in the woods Of Rev
James B. Caddy. near Monkton and DESTROYED
nearly a hundred eoTds u his best wood. The
osigia Of the FIRE Is involved in mystery
On the neat morning. the house " John T. Cud,
dy. Esq. 10 the same neighborhood. caught irc.
and Was with difficulty saved from destruction.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-02

Nn- Sccesiion ~ The figures prove, was an en-
pensivc nnusemeni. South Carolina, worth Ia
1880 500, 00O, 600, Il NOW worth only $50. 900
900. Before the war there were over nfiy eiti-
sens Of Columbia. ~ q. worth half million each
The whole town Is hardly worth that now.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-02

L. The " Hooks,own Debating Society Ju.
nicr, gave a second Literary entertainment. ca
Friday evening, NAY IS. is66, AZ the HOokstowu
School hcase- \ very large audience was iu at
tendance, aud expressed themselves graiifrd
with ,he exercises { the occasion. This Is the
eiaiioa, aud resulted as aid is frsi Ia an entir,
satisfaction
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-02

nsszu o. Gar. sooFT.--Iisulsusnt ocnsral
wlnasIa s.oltdis1 = West Point, o. Tuesday
-, e iAs esih ysaf n bic age. ne fslalnsa
~ nsnosy ed m'nd o he lasls 0rsni pr,pa.
raiions s's bsins -. ~ \, fsurraI.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-02

- The latest iashionablo collar Tor gents has
tnrndown corners, on which appear does' and
horsse' heads. These figures are repeated on The
wristbands. The shirt Itself d spotted over with
small hofse-shoes. Or with he heads Of doas and
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-02

recoaam~0xr1xrs-ra scc~@uaiarsca fcm
'.Nsrs Aa1a I'll apF~.r asAs ~~sk
WI ~ i4&y uao sat - - PO<sieai asasri-
sasisas ho= coeksrsvs,s PisAs< sd - asrrsal
uM@s. wish0~s Ms 10y e..ass aPpuA-.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-02

80 Pursuant TO announcement In this paper
the Rev. DR.. Van Bokkeen State Superintendent
% Public Instruction, addressed an unusually
large assemblage ofthe citizens Of Reislersiown
on Monday evening, at the n. y. Church o. that
place. The distinguished lecturer held the mark
cd attention 81 the audience for more than an
hour aud half disCoursing TO them IN his usual
happy, pleasant and practical way, on the mer.
it,. objecis aud pgvsent aud prospective succcas
ct the prrsent inlmilAhle aud unsurpassed system
of ffcr education. In mingling with many IT
the hearers subsequent 10 his address We are pre-
larvd TO sAy that no public aidress In that neigh.
eorhocd was delivered with more telling effect
than the STATE Supcrintendants. We wish him
similar suecess in all OF bis addresses 10 the peo-
pie on The important subject Of universal ednCA-
ton.
The president Of the County Board, Robt. e..
Netiinu, ISL, furnished the audience with sta.
tistics IN connection with the working u the
system In the County. Rev. Mr.. McElfresh, tor
mcrly commissioner In Frederick county aud
Al prrsrat one the Ministers Of the Baltimore CIR
cult, made some very pertinent remarks gu the
practical beuehts Of the system, aud It's prudent
management ny the various oiiicvrs connected
with ils sacccssful prosecution, among whom Dr.
Van Bokkelrn was the leader.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-02

BAsr-BALL.-Oa Saturday afternoon last. the
EntrrPrse and Maryland Baseball Clabs Of
Baltimore, visited our town, and played a game
on the vtcan, lot near the Court House. We
have not heard the result oy the game bu, have
bard that the play xAs very creditahlc.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-02

- The York Road Railway cars now stop a,
Wheeler ;, Cold Spring Hotel going to aud re-
tsrEiag from Baltimore where ,hose wishing
bce water, Ike. car procure H.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-02

BAsE-DALL CLup.--A meeting 10 organise a
Baseball OIab n Towsontowu, WIS held az ths
oiilco Of WIN. 3. Keech, on Tuesday afternoon
last. Quite number Of gentlemen were pres
ent, and Il was resolved 10 At once form Club.
A COMMITTEES consisting Of Richard 0rason, w.
8. Kesch, Robt. u. Thompson. Capt, Charles A.
Connsr aud Dr.. Piper, was appoinied 10 procure
the neeeseAEy bais balls. oouk1, kc, and 10 dfaf,
bylaws for the government Of the Club. Al
other meeting viii BE- held on Saturday afternoon
next, AZ Ne. Orason's Office. The following gen-
tlemen have sgninsd their inlention OF hecom-
Ing active member Of the Clab:
Richard 0rason, Charles W. wisner,
u. ". Thompson, Reuben ~. Price,
WIN. y. George, John +. Eusor,
q. Nicholas Whlttle, J. Fred. q. Talbot,
Rufus King, John Lee Malambre,
William .. Keech, William n. Isaac,
john u. Longnecker, Lewis vogle,
Olonxo hadden, Dr.. jackson Piper
William II. Ruby, Dr. Russell Murdoch,
Chas. A. Conner, DR.. @. Payne,
John X. d. Bedford, Richard Willis.
II. Clay I.ougnecker, Johu n. Wheeler,
John y. Conrey, Thomas Philpol,
William y. SheAley, George u. Cockcy, 4
James " IlynsOa, Edwin l.. Iarah. n
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-02
Neso Advertisements.
NOTICE.

THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH in Go
l. vanstown having undergone thorough re-
pairs. will Providence permitting.l be reopen
ed for Divine Service. Sabbath. Jsae 81 ~ N
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-02
TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE

THE subscriber having removed a A.. =
Il recently occupied BY NJ. Georre g,ioLar
on the York Road, below Ceoper's st.re -
Peetfnlly informs tho eitlxens o. Tow.on,ev,,
snd vicinity that he win keep %. IA nj ne
uiasiare 70 order, ALL KINDS ofTIH wARe
aud nmnEI IhON work. ROOFING AND
SCOUTING promptly attended 70. lie believe
That he cen furnish Ill articles IN his line ~
cheap - they can be had In Baltimore ana
respectfully solioits share Of The pa1rona 20 ~
the neighborhood. GEORGE kNYDEh
June 1.-fm.s
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-02

ErMF. Hsary Diensiback has open a new
saddle and harness mandatory in this town.
Sc bis card IN another column.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-02

entertainment will he given az the
Odd RelloSs Hall on Friday ana Saturday eve
niags June ist and I'd, BY the renowned nigh,in.
gale tFo9pe. See advertisement