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The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1878-06-11
FaienCe ViOlinS.

A witty little volume has been written
which treats entirely of these wonderful
faience fddles, which would of itself
have sufficed to render them famous.
But their extreme rarity has long since
secured them place in the choicest col
lections. There are only four of them
ia Europe which are of undoubted anti
guilty. Two belong to the most brilliant
period of the Delft manufacture, one Of
which is the marvelously painted, one in
the Rouen museum, and the other the
exquisite one in the London collection,
which, though less ornate, and more
Dutch, so to speak, shows qualities to
the full as fascinating. The third is that
in the Evenepoel collection, and the
fourth that in the French national con-
servatory of music. These last plainly
show the decadence. and are much less
beautiful. Two are known in America,
in the possession of two gentlemen in
Philadelphia. One of which is decorated
in blue, the other in colors with gliding.
Of late years number of other violins
have come to light, but collectors have
grave doubts concerning their authen-
ITCHY. A well-known amateur of Brus-
sells, a gentleman Of learning and cult
waited judgment, has removed one of
these instruments from his collection,
because it did not seem to him to possess
the desirable guarantees of authenticity.
Within a very reaeut period another
violin has put in its claims for place
among connoisseurs. It is in the posses
sion Of Mr.. Berard, of Mines, France,
and if, as the gentleman thinks, it be
really an antique, it is piece of excep-
tional rarity, for it is the only gilt and
vari-colered one known in Europe
Writ Skies, IN Haper's Magazine.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1878-06-11

the black ones, which are valuable, bat
not 50 much 50 as the others. When the
harvest of plumes has been collected
they are taken into the feather room
and sorted into lots of various qualities.
The white primary rim from under the
birds wing produces the best plumes.
These are frequently sold for as high a
price as 1925 per pound.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1878-06-11

A public execution in Malta must lie
horrible spectacle. A murderer has
just been hanged or rather strangled
there. The unhappy wretch was hauled
into the air, and then the Jack Ketch of
the island leaped upon his shoulders
from the cross beam and slid down his
body to the EARTH The only considera-
ton urged in favor of this system is the
fact that the criminals subjected to it are
very thoroughly hanged.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1878-06-11
RebsiI BlanIslgh's WIN.

Robert BIamlsigh's VIII.
II had been a busy day with me. l
had been working hard getting up evil
dence in railway accident case, and
WAS putting UP my papers with q sigh OF
relief. Another forty minutes and /
should be at home. ] could almost
smell the boiled capon and oyster sauce
which knew were being prepared for
me. ",Ihere's many q slip 'twixt the
cup and the lip" says the proverb; and
in mi case j. proved only TOO .rise;; fer,
Just as was tying UP the last bundle Of
papers, the office boy put his head in at
the door and dispelled the tempting
vision.
"a woman wishes to zee you, if you
please, sir. She won't give her name,
Says she'sa stranger"
!. g 4 stranger repeated. " What
is she like? Isshesa common person.?
Not exactly, sir" replied the lad.
G i LADY," ! asked.
o no, SIR
/" What is she, then?"
Arthur was drolllad. HAD brought
him to London from the country, to
ai,iiige an old college friend. am afraid
that he wac not of much use in the Office,
but he used to keep the other clerks in
good temper by his amusing ways and
dry remarks.
Arthus paused, as if considering, and
then, with look Of intelligence, as
much is to say that he had hit the nail
on the head this time, he answered:
Well, sir, she's a sort Of betwixt and
between
- Not bad definition, Arthur. Ask
the betwixt and between upstairs"
Il tail, middic-agei woman entered
and took the seat / placed for her.
yisi.erf renewed s her zesleTes and
carefully smoothing them, placed them
ON the table beside her. She then pro-
duced from her pocket large foolscap
envelope, from which she drew a paper
folded longways. This she handed to
me. explaining in hard, m0notonous
voice, that she had been sent to ME by
her master, Mr.. Robert Bramleigh, Of
Coleman street, who was dangerously
ili-in fact, was not expected TO live
111ny hours The paper, she said, had
been written by his direction, and signed
by him for his will that afternoon. Fear
ing lest it should not be in a proper form,
he had desired her to take Il to the near.
eat lawyer and have one prepared accord
! ing to the law. n. III ~
/ lunfoided the paper and read as fol-
l less II: - - ~ -
- In the name OF God, Amen. leave my
bodyto the ground and my soul to Almighty
Sod, VIM gavu It, It NuW, this is the viii
OF me, Robert Bramleigh, of $50 Coleman
street. / give and leave all my houses.
lands, money. and everything that have,
to Hannah Churton, my housekeeper, as a
reward for her long and faithful services.
Signed by me on Tuesday, December Is,
1858. RoBERT BRAMLEIGH.
6 Witnssses--Jaiurs Surn, Margaret sims.
examined the writing carefully.
The signature, Robert Bramleigh,"
was weak and shiiakkyy. Tie will itseiff
was written in a masculine looking hand
Of singular decision and boldness. The
characters were large AMI well formed.
Tie will had evidently been prepared
By sss....s.ee one who had but an imperfect
knowledge OF the form to be use for such
? purpose. The solemn appeal to deity
and The beqGest Of the atestator's body
and soul was an old form, much in vogue
with it'll 0uE gfanifatilers. who gcilcraiiy
Iol - ,.,stv
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TWO BABES IN BED.

"Tbnk VI the Baby at home" said
Is How pretty he is 10 kissD
IL is white and warm in its little bed,
1t is dark and cold in ths.'
He laughed and said with his hand in the dew
OF the sweet small grave close by,
Where the grass of the lonesomest summer grew
" This Baby does not cry"
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- In the name OF God, Amen. leave my
bodyto the ground and my soul to Almighty
God, VIM yavu it. NV, this is the viii
OF me, Robert Bramleigh, Of 800 Coleman
street. give and leave all my houses.
lands, money. and everything that / have,
10 Hannah Churton, my housekeeper, as d
reward for her long and faithful services.
Signed by me on Tuesday, December Is,
1868. RoBERT BRAMIRIGH,
If
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.sAS sAesAt ss'SaV W. iiV ViisSiitG Vi K
her patients life, yet his last moments
might be aiieviated by skilled attend
ance; and therefore, as he himself could
not stay all night, he had brought his as
#slstant for that purpose.
In ones experience of mankind we
find that it is possible to be sometimes
too clever. Mrs. Hannah Churton was
very clever, but she committed two great
mistakes. The first was in consulting a
lawyer l The The will drawn by iher--ior 50
1t really had been-might have been up
set on the ground Of undue influence.
| say Knight have been," for there is
nothing 50 hard to prove as undue infiu.
ence. The great point against her was
che ousting of child in favor of a
stranger.
Mistake No. 2 was as follows: The
doctor had gone up stairs to install his
assistant, leaving me standing in the hall
with the h0usekeeper. Fumbling in her
pocket she pulled out a roll OF bank
notes; thrusting these into nv hands.
she told me that it was her master wist,
that should take them for my trouble.
unroiled them, and found two for ten.
and one for 1--WE pounds. Twensy-iy
pounds! -
a long legal experience has taught me
that in Mi dealings with doubtful people
ones ssfety lies in having 8 good witness.
4 waited till the doctor came down stairs.
occupying myself by entering the mum.
Ocrs OF the notes in my pocketbook.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1878-06-11

Hcius With THEM, breaking Bones Tor
them, and finding them gravel and
water. They became immensely attach
ed to their narse, and, as general thing,
he is devoted to them; for each bird
when Matched is supposed to be worth
not less than $50. When full grown the
value of an ostrich is from $500 to $500.
The birds are pluckcd before they are a
year old, but the age at which they cease
to yield their periodical harvest Of grace
tui piumes has not apparently been yet
determined. There are ostriches on Mr..
Douglass farm which have been robbed
OF their feathers at proper intervals for
sixteen years, and yet the quality of
their plumage does not depreciate.
When plucking time has come, the neces-
sary number of birds are enticed by a
liberal display of mealies-as maize or
Indian corn is called in South Africa
into pen, one side of which is movable
The birds will 60 willingly after mealies,
and will run about their paddocks after
any one they see, in the expectation of
these delicacies. When the pen is full,
the movable side is run in, SO that the
birds are compressed together beyond
the power of violent struggling. They
can not spread their wings, or make the
dart toward which is customary to them
when about to kick. Then men 90 in
among them, and, taking up their wings,
pluck or cut their feathers. Both pro-
cesses are common, but the former is
most so, as being the more profitable.
There is heavier weight to sell when
the feather is plucked; and the quill be-
gins to grow again at once, whereas the
process is delayed when nature is called
upon to eject the stump. Apparently
the ostrich suffers bat ft;...lc vixen his
feathers are drawn, fer he takes scarcely
any notice of the operation. The pluck
ing has to be endured by the victim
twice year, that is, the tail, and the
primary wing feathers, which are the
only white ones, are plucked, and also
the secondary wing feathers, thess being
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-09-14

TorENAnEST ~ Amor NEtinM fgvrn S,rPrn
EEs. tournament will be gigtn nj Greenwood
Park. W. ". u. H.. on Wednesday. September
18th. ut o'clock 4. M, 10 which an admission 81
5o cents will be charged, the proceeds to be fog
warrd To the relief Of the suffering aud .lesti,u,s
In the fever stricken South.
kHigtis-Iiosatl kilgely, Chas. Grasan, Mel.
ehor Jockey. William :. Stump. VIM. A. Rcnnett
Harry Dcvries, Lyon Rogers. Howard Sterling
f.w. Bennett, Carroll Macgill.
M"rssafs-Adolphus Cooke, chief; Charlcs n.
Harrison and Gcp. Elder. assistants.
JHdg's--C Morton Stewart. q. ". Lurman. =,
BRADY. chas. l.. Rogers and Chas. T. Cockey.
f"HmiH't 80 cA"Tgs-R. =. Maynard, Charles
!. coekey and Charles l.. Rose-.
PREvitns AwARpEp.--Thc herd &c Hereford.
belonging to Mr.. John Menyman. OF lIaydel,s
this county, were exhibited ut the New York
state iaiF ut Elmira this week, and attracted
much attention. Each one took rblon ailer a
very ciosc contest with Short horns and their
grades. while the herd carried oil the gold medal
aud each ciass took a hTst prize. Good for bal.
iimore county.
BALrIpuRT CcrNrN Sr~'E At FHrpKHicE. Mr..
Hat H. llolton. of this county. having been
waited on by prominent members of tho Frrtler
lex County Agricultural Society. bas consented TO
exhibit some II his tine stock at the coming fair
II that Society. Mr.. liolton H. the owner Of the
celebrated horse orange Blossum. besides many
rihers the value 81 each being estimated in the
Thousands.
bsEitiNss k"HnEr. The residents in the bclt
just n"sth "f the city. IN the 9Th district are ius,
nov eve riencing c"nsidcrablc trouble from bur
gars. One night this week the Dwellings Of
McssrI Myers AMI Moran, on D,nmead street,
we've broken into by thieves who carried ~ uLat
ever they could lay hand. IN. aud c,capsd
without being dica,crr,l.
SAlEeF Iof Storm 4 Ri.teau. auciians.r..
sold On Tuesday Tor Mcs.rs. Mcintosh aud John
Wa. Hiilsan. Trustees. vacant loi ia the villag,
Of oNieri. York read. % Charles Ileistcfnan f,r
s'S, ADD an annsity % yearly sfuuni rent Of so
% Lee lot 10 the same Tor ssss.
q basspn Coleman. Esg.. one II the
Wsllthi,.i auI hc., Luown men "a Psnns,i,au,n
di,l a, hi. Fc,idcacc. At Lebanon IN tina, state.
on Monday last. IN thu 9Th year e hi. age lie
va Founder and owner of ID, North Lebanon
furnace. which are knoph all over thi. country
sell 10 Europe IT, "a. man 1t n,s., zen.
cf'us rrul-e.. ani gave hb.ra.b 81 hi. large
mraus g. 40 charitable objects. Beloved and g..
'i,.t,I 81 ~ sho knea o. eams IN caataet With
LIu, Ae ..Ite b..is ~ friends Z. moan hi death
ihe eighteenth annual eNhiLitiuu - the
fsrie-i-k etunig Asriegltaral s.-r,s,y. -in b.
hs.l % ffoieues. Tucs,lay. we,ine.day. Thar.
DAY sat tuia2. prt ,th sih. 10Th ani ll,h TIE
prgia,asi i..t ). attractive. ant the eshib,,ian
promise. t. 4, .aese,s a. the iAif. bold q, tia,
s.elsty .va,. Aa,, been
L." Hr4r- q 'n.s i'Ii a, chez enns "
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-09-14

fAisFIL Au1pUST Avn NsnRsN EsrArE ERaN
DssIa.-i,n ThaTslay night Il lat ~eek while
Ar. J. 81. GHrdler Nas rstnrnihg hegas irpm the
Granger pc Vie a" I.ulhsrsilis srrl ing %,
,'".iie Ashland furparr. on the y. {. n. n.,hs -.
Down on The track ia TrInove a rrarri from his
shoe. Jas, II this iimr tabosi ~ sel"ek p. "a. /,
the CiaeiaDali rKprsss, bound norih. ealsr alchg
aud he sisppea eat ~ ~ ~Ay 90 w. the aiheT
track. A. hs did - o freight tFaia bsasd ssash
came upon him suddenly that he rouil net 81
out 81 the way, aud the engine struck him In the
eide. throwing him distanrc from the track.
After recovering from the shock he managed Go
crawl short distance, Ia; being unable o. pro-
coed further obliged 90 Law there al night.
lie was discovered early Friday morning by
Mr.. J. T. Ambrose. who procured stFrtcheF sud
had him conveyed o. VIVA. niuton's. In Ceckey >
woods, where be boarded. hrs. galloway aud
Hel,ss.. w-re summoned aud upon making an ex-
animation found ~. side terribly bruised three
ribs broken. fis hase aud sAss severely cut and
bruised. besides several had cuts the back v,i,
81 his head. Although very ser.asiy iaiare.l The
Dr.. dirk be will recover.
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IRIS MEEITS.
II gsses a .urerior light 10 ans 81 nov ia u.e.
u D. rnt greasy and ha- na ,ii.Agrcrall, ..l.r
u wiii Mt -t.,i the finest fabric
II burns no itstsr than -aal ..I
u l4s. not su.uks tlt eAiiuntg
u fe4aifcs ~ Trimming 8 sick fpr a month.
u ganu"' ., exIiolel ever, drop can BE- burnt
90, 9 the lamp Sithout innrer 81 sSph,sior
u b. Invaluable lr tlck r..u a. when the
hght b. turns,i tpsu % .nIt- D.. ,.l.r
lamp half iuli 70 iiI'. q trt.aui can b. lsht
- aul tts fua i..arsi f- - fte ,ar. s.ta a., ton
'-r'~ed f'~n light. ihrulrh ta. blaze s.tAost he
.ightesi danger
fei he' iron "ay = placed 10 cup g 81.
Temp 4ni s.ta.st .,'t.rs 10 20 .ft
'hss' Il ~utisT pap~r mss h. aiara,s.l y ith
y. aus ~irr Etie4 q v.t eafl 3 sithult t5A
'hf a. Eh-.- ~ the sJ.er 80 30 4unr q DO Do,
-af uLattttf
Aut Z he's 'e.t. sin l~ .hss-f.r, ,h.un,u
We e.. ..n.sui o.. 500 Hinge Banner a..
tie beet "a l.4fksi g.. -al. a4i4
f8ns
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that have fully complicd with the requirement,
II said act. have duly completed said work and
herewith respectfully present my report Of the
! same.
Signed. en-. McLHAN,
County Surveyor for Baltimore county.
Ds.eriI.iio# ~ H'rii.Hy Lilac %. N..e La.a,..I
H''~ss" a. III mad ~ TSs,isei., sh Ds.tr.ef
/ Baii'ssars 'saafy:
beginning for ID. same n, q point IN the centre
! "f the York Turnpike Road At the intersection 81
the saine with the centre a. continued of the read
leading a. the village af TeNas, said bcginniu.
point being south o.. degree. vest I2g feet inch
e. from the southeast corner u the ~ Mile House
NOV occupied by Mrs. Fitzgerald aud north ~ 4
degrees east ~ feet inches from the nofthes.
corner of John Armstrong; store. and runn,n..
thence. binding an said mentioned road leading Ia
IeNa-' north -. degrees west 1881 peTches g. the
I Northern Central Railroad and ta a point ia the
centre ui the sane distant o. feet ~ inches suuth
. degrees west from the southwest corner 81 the
Northern Central Railroad Company Ticket OF
hcc. embracing in the course IT aid iin. the fol
losing dwelings ~ the end II two perchs..
Mrs. Fitzgerald on the north. aud John Arm.
I 'ifvngs On the south from III i've aud seventy .
eight pcrchrs the Catholic Church aud patronage
On the 'ouih ~ eighty psrrhes John O'liara On
"a. north a. 81 pefche. Frank Mrneyit On the
.ouih ai - pcrchc. Thoaa, Kenny on the north.
At - perches John Iaion on the south AZ -
rsfche' Thomas Dalton on the north ~ - perch
W h"h'aAh On 'he '"uh a. 'ht Iefehcs
nnN.i' tHtssfAti "h th' .oath At 1884 pefrhe'
TAT hshhel On The s"ufh aud Thomas Scally N
'h' norm AZ ", refeh"- Daniel fenny on the
''u's 'hi w M'b'tm"h ga ,h' nltth % ~
Isfrhr' John kasty "a tie .uaih at ! ! Per. Do.
John MuflhN On the south q ~ pefrhes Morris
L'~"'' % 70" h"itAi a. ll't Fsfrh's Hugh "
'"nh'' 30 the ''ath ~ 20 p.f'h'' Fat he"ugh
=" 'h' h"i'h al ~ per- be- Andres Aan'"h IN
va ''A'h AZ - per he A. -hAi "a the tuutb
~ ~. rri' hs. vi" benny 90 ihe 'aaih ami Raj
''A' i'.a.' 'm'F % 10" norm AZ la+f refchss
,, y "a',""l 'h'n.s from 'h' 'a'i centre 4
~" h.ith - d'frve' set -
lsfvhe' 70 l''n' 10 f"sA "rro'iie WIN Fafbs
i-eHhs' 'sil point be4ng 'pah ~ degrees set
','' "''A 2 ','hr h"~ llAuiei mAttei ~. 2.
'"u'-. ~ 90 We ''efsr ~ SAL inf ihe cd. eng
n-'.ri if' i'fur' ', m "nd 70 g yefrhs' MAJ
"h haia AL ~ iandfafaa % tbs south ari
'an' ifi,h,' ins pace ih'Hash ~ d-ei..n Y
lh'"At t"ffefai4 ira'irs ihr ssts' peru d
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Sri'tuE ~ PsHE.-MF.. Christian fahl-
busch. Il Baltimore. committed suisidc IN Druid
hiil Park, IhHTssiay morning hy sesefing
'hS naia artery 4 her ARA wiih Katie. pa-
nestic ,roabie u surposed ,o have bsca a eau e
Al iggaesi va. hsia BY lusiiss Jas. u. Sm,sh, %
woalbcfry.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-09-14

Llrrtr Bow E,nNtSes The fal,i.n"rr zee
"f Saturday Last -aTs "B"irtt tafss b.
TX vcsrs Old visited The Nss .ftee yesterday
aud icbders'i the II ~ 81. uhrh b. bad earn
ed by hts owa sxertons IN all u the yelluW f., ~
sufferers IN the Sauih. NJ C.r-e accompanied
his little s.n. IT, reside. a Clairu,oat baltimore
county. and "a. iuftaefis eh' Il the County Cua
nissiuRrFs. iie usiaiaei that tha eliid = Fiit a.
Sfh gFeaf tnasfral faicf fur afe 'n youag. ri
has a.. sssetisoa o. y asih ar llays N abe ,icla
rs II his hainr. fsr ysai 81 b. has careful
" saVei the pcnni,s aud small sums 81 mupry
gwen him On varpgs occasions, and. teuehed 81
IT. rfi'ssis II ~ ,efrtle aaeEiss ~ the 4ln,b,
BE- sessT~a.iy Essai,.i g. le,.sio ~. ea,ife sav,
ings t. their Tclisi The alsasy az put with
other contributions to b. 'sni fFun tbs Ss 10 tho
Mayor oflcc.'
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Legal Notices.
EnsOr & orason, Attorneys, Tow.onto,

John 7. ENSOR. ASSIGNEE. rs. LEWIS
~ BROWN AND LOUISA A. BROWN. ia he
C'TcHh csHri I"r Baifiaors E.ssiy--h Equity.
ORDERED by the Circuit Court for baltimore
county, this ed day Of August. 1875. that the
sale made aud reported by John 7. Ensuf, Assig-
nee Of Mortgage, of the property mentioned in
the proceedings IN the aboyc entitled cause be rat.
lied and confirmed. unless cause 10 the contrary
thereof be shown On or before the I5h day SsI-
t'@b'r. 1878, provided copy 81 this order be In.
serted In some newspaper printed In baltimore
county, once In each of three successive weeks be-
lore the 18th day of September. 1875.
The report states the amount of sales 10 bc
S3,j2J.0O.
JOHN BACON. Clerk.
True copy-Tcst:
JOHN BACON, Clerk.
Aug. Att.
rI,IIIs u TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.
i scriber has obtained from the On,han.'
Court 81 baltimore county, letters of adninistra-
tion On the estate of
AQJILA u. ANDERSON.
late 81 said county. deceased. All persons having
claims agHins; the deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof tu tho
subscriber
90 ~ b.f'.r' rs 2l.fday al F.LsHssy, 1879;
they may 'therwise by ~ be- excluded from all
benefit 81 said estate. Those indebted H. said e.
tate are requested t. make immediate payment.
Given under my hand ihis 2l.t day Of Auguti.
ISIS AUGUSTUS HARTMAN
Aug 9.-itl Administrator.
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Miscellaneous.
- EPORT Of CIIAS. %. MCLEAN,
III COUNTY SURVEYOR,
~ TnE NATTER ~
Precincting the 9Th Election District,
Baltimore County.
oVrcr cOrSrr srnvsron ron Balro. Co..

OTFIcg corNrr SURVEYOR Fon BALro. Co.,
ToWsDNTowN, June 3Oth, Is7s.
y" ne Honorable The CoHR,y Commandment. 81
Baiiizsrs C"s#iy:
Whereas, by nm act of the General Assembly Of
Maryland, passed January Session, 1878. chapter
3l1, entitled An Act To- establish two voting prc-
eincts la the Eighth Election district Of BALI
more county, the Surveyor of Baltimore county l.
required aud directed To- lay 81 .aid precincts,
mark the division line between the ZANE aud re-.
turn a written report Of said work to the said
County Commissioners.
Now, therefore. !, Charles u. Mclean, County
Surveyor Of Baltimore County, do hereby certify
that have fully complied with the requirement.
II said act. have duly completed said work aud
herewith respectfully present my report Of the
sane.
Signed. e. u. MILAN.
County SURVEYOR far nalti,no,. .,,,,n,y
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sAJE ~ PRgFEHTy m. ,. ". ler. Jr.. Co..
EgDsa. irusiec, ia aercs u sroupj rear c'hafles
yrai avenue. sdioiHing fhe PROPOSED ilomewoea
Psrk, ~ ResiRgissl asi AilaHiie syeRuss, @e.,
Hiih dEeihHg hsuS. aad fshsF igFEag.ne.alF I;
parehasri ny D. u. caupll ar se.lpsi gr.sns'a
rent S1Se.
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psSrsTEy.-Dr. A. :. MeIprsY. surgeon den.
:is:, grailua.- q BALTIMORE cailers II pepial
sarxety. has ssishiifhed hiH.self - foEssatsaa,
aver J. u. Zee 4 Co.'S sgofr. The Dr. l. palis 6
ii isEk s'aniy and 70 esISEt in biz profession.
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Ac'insNTAtLi sH"T.A teartscn- ycar. old son
oi Mr.. J"serh lcWees. II 'iuvanitoNn. whilscagc.
lessly handling n gun On Tuesiay last. sscideni.
ally discharged one barrel 81 the liece. the Whois
losd passing through bic rgh, hand, laccTaiing Il
terribly. br. Ward. who called q attend hue
thinks il will he neccssaTy I" ainruta,c the hand.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-09-14

TowsoSrows ". p. carHH.-SsSdsv, N.g-s-.
L.S lsih.--Rev. J. W. 0ray will Pnasb NJ Hall
chapel at I0l n. a., nj Providence >. o. M aad ~
Epsom u .. m. Rev. J. u. McFadrn will preach
At Epson NJ ! a. m. aud Warren sp. m.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-09-14

DES,Fr BUSINESS YOU can ENGAGE
DLS l. IN. d 10 ESQ per day made b. any
yorker II either sex, right in their own localities
Particulars and samples worth - free. Improve
year spare tim. a,ihis business. Address Srix~oS
A Co.. Portland. Maine. (Mar2.'Ts.-Iy.
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cel. WEEK IN your own toWn. IS ou;a;
ou'lfree. No Tlsk. Header, you waai has.
iEes u ghieh Psrioas Of sihsT 81 eaa make great
pay al the time .hsy work, write foT particulars
10 II. HALLErr Co., Portland. Ne. tN'h2-iy.