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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-14
ST. LOUIS a. IRON MOUNTAIN

DAtLROAD coMPANY's Seven lar cent hr.t Mort.
~ gage Bonds. February aud August Coupons. The
enrHta2f OF the completed road 60 Pilot Knob
NOR than the interest the rntir- mortgage. Til.
ifscr's of these bonds adding tie
day Or,T - 900 go have b-,n spent tie proi-r,y
aud not over o. OOD 90 II bonds ..as thus far The
constantly Increasing tTac ofrarrying okE With the
pfVsI.ct of controlling all the travel from ~ Louis
The southern states ensures an enormous REVENUE
are Interested 10 enrich the PROPERTY we'll
omi.- IL Ap-nses.
THOs ALLEN. President. 81. Louis. No
We. the undersigned, cordially recommend these
"a l-f cent mortgage bonds. % IL. II Louis aud Iron
Mountain Railroad. a. good security. Th- revenue
81 the road will - large aud the administration Il the
hand. aud !. rniii L. ic greatest confidence - the
public
james : Thoma.. Mayor ofsi i..ui.
John Kos fF-st 81 LOU. tlami-r ~ tom ul.rcs.
=. W foN. Pr-s't -. Louis Hoard - Tradr.
Barton hates PTrst North Missouri Railroad
J u. Brt,on, Prss'i Nat. Hank II The stat "f No
VIM. J.. ksing. FTrst IT the N~r y q - :; i.,....
Geo. u Rca, frrs't Second IA; Hank "fSt l"ui.
jas " 9.ais. Chief Eng - luui. - ~ Brids~ to.
Geo ". raylor. rrcst Pacific Railroad lofMsl
WIN tasty. FIRST frairrs Hank - i.rui.
John X. LlgnlrTgrf. Ft.st 7 y. Bans - Louis.
Adophus Meier. Ncr.rtcsi. L Pacific Eailway
Robert iiaF,h. frcs't German saving. Institution
COUPONS payable 10 the city 81 NcN York ,ias:s..
numer - the above named Bond, Tor sale a; Eighty
ave Parties living out of the city remit hy draft
oFexrrcss and the hands will b. returned by -Apr.ss
free 81 eharg-s We Invite the attention Il capitalists
aud others 10 them in our opinion. very desirable
Investment. destined O. rank ur.i elias. security
's;,e'p,sS ranreis'; SsI, ssa i9Ie5%,sn can h.
No. 200 Walnut u. Philadelphia, Agent. Of the 81
Louis and Iron Mountain u u 60.
Philadelphia references ;--CAHEKi, laos 20. CAV,
hAeoS Co. rHos. 4 BtpbtE 20 oct u ii.
GO0DSPEEOS s s. , fs:. ain, r ON: &C., 60
for - cts. Agents make eiO a day Address GOOD.
Sized co, 81 Park RoN, New York
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-14

GRKAr RAGS oS PiNLIco GRorSDs.-We stated
sume aye that ~ meeting OF the American
Jockey Club ai Saratoga, last Summer, u Wal
PROPOSED To inauguTaie meeting in baltimore
10 1870 hy sweepstakes Of such magt tude NJ
@Vuid command from lis value aud the celebrity
OF the colts and iilirs that would probably be en-
gagged ia H. unusual attention and interest from the
racin. public and friends OF the turf imprompiu
stakes we're opcntd. called the Dinner Party
Stakes a." and CLOSED before the company separa.
ted With srvrn subscribers, several Trading sta.
his l.ing represented The stakes were subse-
quenily frupencd. 10 give others an opportunity
oi adding their names 10 the list, and the 10th Of
October last fixed for closing the lists, when
twenty.nHe entries were made. representing
iW'ui, different owners Rnd stables. The fol.
lowing is the agreement
We the subscribers, agree to run sweepslake
in the TALL OF 1870 for colts aud FLIES then three
WARS old. dash Of two miles entrance one
thousand dollars hall forfeit 10 be called the
Dinner Party stake the race TO be run over =
cours, to be built Mt Baltimore, Maryland; TO be
governed by the rules vi the American Jockey
Cub Signed by Bowie x Hall two entries {;
VI. II. Sanford. two entries J. J. O'FallOn,
two entries T. Morris. Denisun X Crawford. D.
u. NIihefs, Il " Cameron, August Belmont,
John Hunter. Muotc & Coffee, two entries Jos.
Mcdonnell, two rutTirs John i. Chamberlain.
two entries: VI. \ L.;irrll, J. S. Watson, J. e.
Hare. A. +. Fawccit Jerome Park Home Stable,
A kernr Richards, k,rne K Grissim =. Morris,
three entries 4: and DE-. Weldon. The races will
take place on the grounds known as the "Pimli-
CO grounds. near iloOks,own, In this county,
whrh have recvlily become the property Of the
Maryland Agricultural and Mechanical Associa.
iion' Thu magnitude Of the stakes, one thousand
dola;s entrance, half forfeit and the celebrity Of
the entries. bred from Lexington, Glencoe, Bos-
ton, Birownie imported Lexington, imported
Australian, Eclipse, and other noted breeds, pro-
mise a brilliant Inauguration OF the racing season
ia this State.
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Tlc Great New Work Agricultural,
horticultural and Family
Newspaper.

'l'HE Rural AMERICAN. IublisLri ~ the city ~
Ms York II the targ It aiiI uis.t Irsant ia
pr ~ Is class Ia the tnit' state. Price 10
10 ruIi 81: 30 - copies t.O. .n,y dollar a
year Every suscTilr IN rub. 10 ten ~ 81 TO- sIi
esNr fire package ofEAELr HosE FurArOHs. .-hg at
o." rt bbl. Ipst paid worth o. Is The Rural Amen.
~ "vrfy where admitted to h. the h-s ch-as.t sud
a." "t practical farmers. aud fruit grow eFs paI-t Ia
this country. It, riitor In chiri I'D farmer aud
frnt' Efosrr Of forty years rHi~ficnc. The pubica
tion 70 this paIr moved june last ffun ir
10 Nsu York city aud the Editorial aud Husi.
n-ss ''fnce :" New brunsu tck. turaF N~s York D
sh"fr iis proprietor owns farm within the city
u. ~ i22 arrr-. worth go 0oO. aud as" la. large
casH CAPITAL To ensure Icruan-uey Ia hts
tuh Agents wanted rtrry Hhrrr uho arr psd very
hl-fAi compensation. Sample. 20 p4Ier. blank sui,
.erPi"n lists. ke.. free. Address 7 q. MINER. Nss
ufuusWtrk, New Jersey n Ii
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Ligg lNsrRANcr. an advertisement in
another column II will be- seen that number Of
the leading citizens Of this and adjoining coun.
ties have formed an association called the
Washington Mutual Relief Association 10 the liz
inciive features of which are explained 10 lhri;
card. Its object Is certainty "a good one, aud
from the character ~ the =, n ,t,nrn engaged in
II rs officers. We cannot hut conclude that the
affairs Of the associaiiou vii. be condur,cd with
the siricics, probiy. Jas |. Riigcly. Esq, Of
the Second isiricl. is President of til company,
aud Rev. Samuel Kramer, Of the sixth District,
Secretary, With their office ~ the corner of North
and Lexington streets, Baltimore. CitculaIs and
blanks explanatory Of the - stem oi ~, insurance
recommended by this company can be- secn at
this Office.
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BOOK AGENTS

Aw meeting with rarr success In selling sir \ ".
hakrFs Explorations aud Adventures among the Nile
Tributaries of Ahyssnia. 60 which IL nov added
count II the captivity aud release 81 English subjects
aud the career Of the late Emperor Theodore No baok
Is received among all classes 81 people With such ui
With ."iid instruction Agents. male aud fmalc. sell
aIily. An admirable record % scientific Nrlora.
ton geographical discovery, aud PERSONAL adventure
- " J.. TrlbaHe u IL issued In . very attractive
form. aud l. a. entertaining A. = ROMANCE" Issiaa
Josradi fui particulars sent on application to a. o.
GAsE a co. rnhli.h IlaIilnLl. lnnn.,tLrnI
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-14

lICRSlNG VI TiIE BENTLEY SPRixGs lIoTEL.-The
hotel and buildings at Benileys Spring, the we'll
known sumnIer-resort, situated in this county
thirty miles from the city, on the Northern Cen
trail Railroad caught fire on Saturday morning
last, from some unknown cause. Being con-
siruciei entirely OF wood, all the buildings, TO-
grihrF aih the furniture contained 10 them,
ia a short time almost entirely consumed.
The buildings and furniture were the property
OF Chatrs ". Bentley, Esq and are estimated
10 have brcn worth about so, 900 Mr.. Bentley
has policies Of insurance 10 the amount Of $780,
900, 81, 500 being ia Baltimore city Offices and
the balance in northern companies.
Mr.. Richard Share, the lessee OF the hotel, who
only few days ago vacated the premises for the
season. lost some few articles Of furniture, but
his loss is covered by insurance. Mr.. Share, II
will bc rccolecied suffered severely from FIRE q
few years since, in the burning OF the Green
Spring Hotel, another Summer resort situated
in Green Spring Valley.
The buildings a, leniley's Springs consisted
Of one large structure and number Of frame
cottages. in close proximity TO each other, capa.
bic Of accommodating about two hundred guests
In the main building there was n large room
used rs dining saloon, and frequen,ly during
the summer for dancing purposes. During the
past summer, under the management Of Mr.
Sharc, the place had become quite popular, be.
ing largely paironized by gentlemen doing bu'
siness In baltimore city, who resided, with their
iamirs at the springs, and who, by means ol
the facilities afforded by the Northern Central
railway, were enabled to go TO the city and
return To the springs daily. The destruction ol
so desirable aud convenient ummer resort L
greatly To be regretted, though II Is presumed
that new buildings will be- erected, with all III,
modern improvements, In time for the ensuing
season.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-14

BALTIMORE CouNrY MARBLE QrARRiEs On
Thutsday Of last week a committee Of baltimore
city officials, including the Mayor, members OF
the city council, &c, visited this county for the
purpnsr ui inspecting the marble quarTirs Ia the
Viclnit. ~ locke! svillc, examining their incil-
ties tor ;urn shing stone, sc the object being TO
have the stone for the new city hall furnished
iruus THE locality The company were accom-
panied by James e. Clarke, E.q., aud under his
direction iifsl visited the two quarrics operated
10y Charles T. Holloway, Esq situated on the
land 81 the Mrssfs. Warrington about half n
mile from Ashland Ia each quarry a good
q1iii', ut sioar was found These quarrirs have
onl, hccn worked iur two or three gears, congo
quruii, their cXrnt could not hr definitely Arriv-
ed At. tut It Is believed from experiments made
the iepv'ii Is quite large, and would not he CT.
htus'-d Tor Yeats. The QUARRY OF the Mary land
Maihlr Company, situated about n quarter Of a
mile ituin tuckrysvillc, was next visited, aud
the snmr inspection made The quality ~ stone
there WAS 'uund IN compare tavorahly with that
u the other quariirs visited The company have
lease upon "a considerable quantity Of land in
the vicinity, which II is believed contains large
dvpusii ~ stunr
Next visit was made To the extensive quarry
belonging To Mtssrs j. 7. and J. u. Connolly,
situated ~ Beaver Dam, - short distance ia the
direction Of COCkt!sviilc from the Maryland
Marble Company's quarry, aud, rs nj the other
stone presented very tine white appearance.
TIL. luatty Inns hrcn worked for the past ihitiy
YEATS. thereby ailotdine good opportunity for
inspection Is 10 the quantity contained therein,
which Teens to lie incxhausiihlc. From this
quarry the mUnOliihic columns OF the capitol nj
Washington, ovcr one hundred in number, -
feet ia length and { FEET in diameter, were oh
Hin,d II Is stated that no oihrr quarry in the
United States, worked NJ that time. could furnish
ihv required aunt Ct Of whole columns OF the
length wanted. The fine qualify Of stone used in
the construction uf the Peabody Institute was
also furnished from this quarry, and also the
fronts un Seventh and Eighth streets u the
General pos,ufcr building at Washington. The
Mr.srs Connolly have AN additional mill In the
roufs. ui construction. which they purpose ILL
ng up with Merry mans patent fast gang saws
aud have also recently purchased the exclusive
right fur Mars land Of IlcTmances patent drilling
machine two Of which machines they expect TO
have in operation in - irw days. The committee
concluded their examination at the quarry oper.
aicd hy Mr. Thomas Mcdonald. situated about
halt q mile rom Cockcysvillc. This quarry has
only tern worked 10y Mr.. Mcdonald for about
one year. aud the quality Of stone so far rs de-
velopcd is good aud |, is believed the quarry will
Weld large supply.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
"THE BLUE-COATS,'

.1hd hor they Ltref, FoHghidHf Died forMe Union
Nth SecHes aud LaeifeHi' IN ne Grcn Reb,iiion
rit contains 100 ans EnEravlnss and 900 t.Fcs
aud Is the spleicst and rhcaI~st hook Published
ffice only e. 80 i-f copy. ssnd for circulars and
our terms aad fall description u the aarL Aldfcs.
JONES HROriiEHs A CO, rhilalrIlia, r.
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PREMIUMS AWARDED Among the premiums
awarded nj the agricultural fair held at Licking
ton, Va, last week, were the the following
To Linton 4 Lamott Baltimore. tor Gciscr :
ihreshing machine. Whitman i Sons, Baltimore.
for the ''hidc-roil,r hay and straw. cutter -
same for ox-yoke same for earth scrapcrs
Poole 4 Hunt tor turbine water wheel
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-14

CAroSsviiiE. -Our ucighboriug town. Cations
vile, IN Baltimore county, has grown To a con
siderable extent within a very lew years Invent,
years ago there were scarcely six houses in III,
place now IL is n town, with many bcauiiiu
private mansions, large military school oh,
guard at the gate looks Yiiie military churches
and many other business establishments. public
and private schools &c. Many new building,
went up in the course OF this wear EHie,N CIg
Comaon Sense,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-14

Cour Oh APPgALs.-Among the proceeding.
Of this Court ON Wednesday lastis the following
State, e1 reidtioHe, William Webster = A.. -.
the County Commissioners OF Baltimore County
appeal from the Circuit Court 'or Baltimore
couniy-was argued by Henry r. Brooks and
BoarInan aud Fielder T.. Slinglufr for the appel.
lee Held suL euyta
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
upon such property. costing nearly tn
times their amount.
ARE ENTIRELY SETERH

hp"h Hh'h pT"p'Tt.f '"shhe h'"0iN N'''
times their amount.
ARE ENTIRELY SEIZURE.
The Union Pacific Ecnd- run thirty wears.
are for 81 ,ouU each aud have r"uIrnn- attached.
They bear annua, interest. payable "n III" irs,
days Of January aud July 1t the Company
Office in the City al New York. at the rate ~,
six per cent. ~ gold The principal paya-
BILE in gold II, maturity. The prize is iO2. aud
and at the present rat" eli gold. they pay lib.
eral income nn their cost.
A very imI"rtaE. consideration ~ drirrmin-
ing the value 81 these b"n.l, is TIC iengh ~
time hey hare to ran.
II is well known that long bond alwa"s
commands a much higher price than a sh"Tt
one. II ia safe :" sssume that during the mex,
thirty years, the rate oi interest ia the United
States will decline as it has done in Europe,
and We have right I" expect thst such six
per cent. securities ~ these will be- held at as
high n premium rs those ui this Govcrnncnt.
which. in 1857. were bought IA at from 20 in -
per cent above par. ThcrxI.ort demand alone
may produce this result. and rs the issue "i u
private corporation. they are beyond the reach
Of political action.
The Company believe that their Bonds. ut
the present rate. are the cheapcs, security IN
the market, and the right Ia advance the price
at any time Is reserved.
The price for the present is 10? and accrued
interest ut the rate Of six per cent. ia currency
from July Ist. aud subscriptio will he re-.
ceivcd in baltimore.
WILLIAM FISHER SONS.
HOOPER. REESE 4 co.
McKIM 4 CO..
JOHNSTON EROS. 4 CO,
And in New York
A. the Company Ohire. M. 20 Nassau street.
ANbB NJ
Jehn J. CIsro 4 Son. BAnksrs. No. ~ Wall STREET.
Aud by the Ccmpany's advertised agents
throughout the United States
R,mi,tGnccs should Be made an drafts o. Other
funds par in Nte FORK. aud Me Bond, ,cW "
sent free Of charge BY retnrH cypress. Iartie,
subscribing through local agents. ,eN iook 10 them
for Mtr safe deiirery.
A PAMPHLET AND MA? FOR IS6S has
just been published by the Company. giving
fuller information than is possible in an adver
tiscinent, respecting the Progress of the Work.
the Resources Of the Country travcrsed by the
Road, the Means for Construction. and the Val
ue Of the Bonds. which will be sent free on ap.
plicaton at the Company offices or u any Of
the advertised agents.
JOHN J. CISCO, Treasurer,
Sept. iy.--3m. NEW YORK.
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AGENTS WANTED.
The N,r aud PoPUiaT Musiraisd Work,
RECOILECTIONS OF A BUSY LIFE
BY HORICE GRIEF ET

Il ready for delivery aud want agents k.r the
.am" ~ every county ~ Maryland Every family
sh"a have H. aud IL Sili have good sale Sold ont
by sui crptinn. ahd exclusive territory given Send
Tor circaiars. and our term. aud iuli description
u Eosk. Address lLf-s A Co, lp0 Bf"nd street
Nraark, y. J. loot u 1t
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Net0 Advertisements.

WANrED-AN AGENT In each town, To take a.,
w agency fol the sale Of BnApsrR1rT's RuhurT
MouthiSG ASb wnATErn STniPs. applied 10 til sides
bottom, TOP and ccntrr u doors and Windows The al,
u heyond anything ever offered 10 agents Ftom Tcr
u TNeniy ave Dollars lcr day can b. mar send a.,
aacnts circular flrst who apply secure bargain -
j. u bhAbsTREEr CO. BOSTON, Mass.
comm 4 YEAR ASH EXPENSES To AGENTS
DGUUU 10 iniTodacv tie wilson Scwins Machine
stitch alike on i'oii sides. Sample. on weeks trial -
EAtra Inducements 10 experienced agents foT further
particulars, adlr,ss the WILSON SAVING MACHINE co
Cleveland, Ohio; Boston, Mas, or ~. Louis, No
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-14
THOMAS Il. cLENDHNTS,
NV. =. a. Administrator.
Re Ad Examiners Notice.

NOTICE L. HEREBY GIVEN. That the
~ undersigned. Examiners appointed by
TIA ''Inty t"mnis i"nrfs Of Baltiinor. couh
y. "a ID" lciiti"n "f George II M~rryman,
road how leading from Warren Factory Road.
9Th District. through the lands Of Mrs. Taylor.
pr. T.. X. kidg"ly. Th"mas Todd Win. Price.
''"''. llarrymHn. Philip Boyle. Joshua Bosloy
Hn'i Henry Aertynan. intersecting the county
r'ni leading through Henry Merrymans land;
III" alteration {" lee mad" ga the property Of
H. hha Bo.l"y having taken the oath requir.
"d by law. will proceed. "n the premises. on
McHdlg. Nor.nLcr pa 1893,
Ut 10 n'ciock A. NJ,
II fair. II not. III" Lcxt fair day. To- execut
d." trust rcp"srd IN them. IA accordance with
ti'" act of Assembly, in such cases made and
provided.
JOSEPH q. DANCE.)
JOSHUA JESSOP, Examiners.
q. II. MERRYMAN.
hot
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-14

NLEGANT FARM
IL IN CARROLL COUNTY, Mn.
IL CONTAINING 200 ACRES.
- Near the Liberty Pike. r.
THIS Farm Is in high state of cultivation
has sixty acres of FINE TIMBER The in.
provements are large STONE DWELLING
52x?2 beside Kitchen switzcr Barn sOx22 aud
Siabling Tor horses and cattle Stone Granary
with Potato Cellar beneath Smoke House.
Poultry House. Dairy. with splendid Spring II
best water two good Tenant Houses. Liinckiln.
fine Orchard Of several acFes. Grapes. Pears.
&C.. &c. The Farm is beautifully located aud
in the most healthy region in the State
Schools. churches aud best society. IL lies just
over the line of Baltimore county: turnpike
To Westminster and Baltimore city This farm
is deserving the attention of any one wishing
To purchase a good farm. Price low. Apply
corner Of Lexington and ST. Paul Sts.. Balii-
more. J.. LivEZEY,
May TT. Broker.
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Misunderstanding 80 important send two slamps
for sealed ~ pages the whole subject Dr WHITTIER
confidential physician, olT 81 Charles st.. 1t ioais
No, stands rceminently above all others In Ls Fl-
etaltty. No matter Who failed stats yaar ease IA
Nents treated by mail In every State. t0rt. 3I-gt
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-14

VALUABLE lloRsE KILLED.-On u,sday morn.
ing last, u valuable horse belonging TO Jacob
Miller residing between the Hartford and Bel.
Air roads Ia this county, was killed at Monu.
lneni street bridge. in baltimore city. The horse
was attached to u slop cart, and was about TO
pass from the ems, side oflhe bridge, when sud.
denly train Of cars, loaded with coal oil, was
drawn around from North street. Before the
animal could le driven aside the from, car struck
him aud crushed him 80 badly that be died in a
lev minutes. The cart was completely demol-
ishsd, the driver narrowly escaping injury.
aSorl.mrn on the bridge was struck In The breast
~ the slaf Of the cart, and very seriously hurt
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-14

fiaE AT A LAaER linEa BnEwERY .-Abou, ID
o'clock on Friday night Of last week, Gre vas
discovered In the lager beer brewery Of Mr. !.
vandefhorsi, on the nsl.Air road, In this coun-
exllngulshed by the woFkmen before any great
damage had been done.
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FArAL AccipESr. --On Tuesday afternoon, while
"a number ~ workmen were engaged In excava.
ting fof the foundations of new structure NJ
the lager beer brewery Of Seegar Siieiel, on the
Frederick road Ia this county, portion Of the
foundations being erected fell In and buried be-
meath 'hem one Of the workmen, named John
Zimmerman The heap Of stone, &c. was re-.
moved ~ sooH a. possible, bat when the body Of
Zimmerman was reached, life was extinct, bic
back having bren broken aud his body other
wise injured. lie leavesa wife and Two children.
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LITERARY ESTEET A'SNEST. -Thc fourth Of the
series Of public entertainments 10y the Young
Mems Literary Association Of this town will I've
given NJ Providence Chapel on Friday evening,
the 10th instant, commencing at - o'clock. The
citizens of the vicinity are invited 10 be present,
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A X E.

PAfsSTEp Jrti ., 1907. REISSUE Ars. u. is6s.
Extracts from Letters and Report. 10 the working
qualities 81 the Axc
l. Your axe 10 bound 10 he THE Axe
II. Il will cut IS per cent better
III. Ny brother los, arm In the war. but With
your Axe he can Gu, as well a. any Que else can
" ifIeoud not get another. twcniy Ave ts:Sl dol.
lars would not buy Il.
v twill cut hooPPole. lc,ieT than any other ANe.
VI would not ic Withoui u for anything
VII The oniy objection {. goes far into the wool
VIII. Men Who chop for living universally approve
Oft, &e SC. al iHGHiian.
FOR sale ~ all responsible dealers In the United States,
LippincOtt ~ Ealxevvell,
PITTSBURGH. "a.
Manufacturers Of the RED JACKET AXES. SAWS.
sHovEl.s and SCooPs, aud all approved shAIy. and
styles u AXES. Sole owners o. coLBvHSs PAtKat
Oct. Jl-it.
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FrRs.-Sce the advertisement % A. Kleineibst,
?l3 y. Gay ST., Baltimore. lie has u very large
stock Of fIrs Of every description, and those
needing anything in his line had better call on
him
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JAs. Il. THoxVsox, Eso.-The remains Of Jams
n. Thompson were inferred 10 LoudOn Park
Cemetery. on last Thursday. A large number
Of relatives aud friends had assembled At the
house n n,ourning. 10 attend the funeral ssrvi.
ees. conducted by Rev. W. A. Hooper 10 the
Uaion Chapel, and many were those that follow
ed the remains Of the worthy man 10 their last
resting place. lie rests 10 peace. May those
whom he leaves behind, gather consolation and
resignation unto their hearts by looking upon bic
fruitful life and a widespread deep sympathy
with their los. -EIiicoH City Common lSHss.