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Are Ton Not i'm l.ood Health

If the Liver is the source of your trouble, you can find nn absolu'e remedy ill DR. SAM FoRD's LIVER lHYIGoRAToR, the only vegeta- ble calhartic which acts directly on the Liver. Cures all Bilious diseases. For Book address DR. SANFORD, 162 Broadway, New York.
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A San Francisco man llas been in dicted for snoring. It was shown that his nose could be heard clear across the street, and that on certain nights ne
The Newtown bee., 1880-07-07

Cards were invented in France about the year 1890, to amuse Charles VI. during the intervals of a melancholy disorder,
 which finally brought him to his death.
The Newtown bee., 1880-07-07

Many of our young married people don't know what blessing Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup is until the youngster is able to "yelI" by the hour.
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Vegetine Purifies the 5iesd, Renovates and Inyigorates the whsIe Sys!em. ITS MEDICINAL PROPERTIES ARE AIteratIve, Tonic, Solvent
 and Diuretic.

vrarrrsr male exclusively from the juices of care cenrated Chat ii vi. ecmally eradicate from the sss every saint of Scrofula, s6fofRleas Humor, Tumors. Cancer, Cancerous Hufhots Bry. aipelas, Salt Isheum, syphtlitic Diseasess Canker, faintness at the Stomach. and ah diseases that arise from impure blood. sctatfca, 1nfla mfnatory and Chronic Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Goht and Spinal Complaints, can only be effectualiy cired thrStgh the blood.
 For Ulcers and ErBptive Dfsehses f the Skin, Pustules, Pimples, Biotches, Bo1ls, Tetter. Scaldhead and RinRworn. VEoxrrsr has never failed to effect permanent cure
 For Pains i'm the Back. Kidney Conn plaints, Dropsy, Female Weakness, Leu corrhaa. arising from internal alteration and uterine diseases and General Debility, yEeKrIsr acts directly upon the causes of these complaints in vgoates and strengthens the whole systcm acts upon One secretve organs aays inflammation uce-aiion and regulates the bowels
 For Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Habitusl Cos tiveness, Palpitntfon 5E the Heart, Head- ache, Piles, Nervousnesss snd General Prostratfon of the Nervous sysfefs,, ee medicine has given such pcffert satisfaction n the yEGrIIsK. It puries the blood, eleanscs all of the oganA and possesses controlling power over the nervou rystern.
 Induced many physicians aEd spoihecarics whom ws know to prescribe and use fl in their own families
 In fact yKGrTIsE the remedy yet discovered fol the above diseases, and Is the only reliable BLOOD PURIFIER yet placed before the public
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perfect

Physicians use Kidney-W ort in regu- lar practice and pronounce it's action pprfnct
The Newtown bee., 1880-07-07

Malt Bitters regulate, purify, strengthen and nourish the maternal functions.
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NEWS OF THE WORLD,
Eastern and Middle States.

Tho mile and a halt boat race on the Scbnyl- Kill river at Philadelphia, between four-oared crews representing Columbia college. the University ot Pennsylvania and Princeton college, was won by Columbia after an cxcit- ing struggle. The race was for a magnificent cup, presented by George w Chids. The handsome trophy vas competed tor the first time last year by these three crews and was then won by the University of Pennsylyanis erew.
 Thirty persons died from the effects of tHs heat in New York the other day:
 Dr. H. s. Tanner, ot Minneapolis, Minn., is u yiDg, in New York city, to go forty day S without food. Several doctors have charge of the trial and will watch the faster day and night
 The army worm has made it's appearance in my1iads in the vicinity of Kingston, N. '. .,and in Pike county, Pa., and is destroying every green thing that comes in its path. The other day there were nine steam ves- sels which have recently been either burned or temporarily disabled lying in the port oi New York.
 General W. s. Hancock, Senator Wallace, of Pennsylvania, and Henry Watterson, editor If the Louisville Coul ier- Journal met at the house ot Samuel J. Tilden, in New York, few days ago. The result of the conference is not stated.
 ', The arrivals of emigrants at Castle Garden, New York, during the month of June ag- gregated 42, ,026 persons.
 The fifth annual eight-oared, four-nfle boat 1ace between crews representing Yale and Harvard colleges was won this year at New London, Conn.,, by the former alter hot con- test. The four miles were made by the win- ming crew in twenty -four minutes and twenty seven seconds. During the race D. Waldo Lincoln, of Worcester, Mass, president of the Boston and Albany railroad, and Mrs. Dr. William Appleton. young lady of Boston only recently maIr ried, were thrown from a platform car by the sudden starting ot the train known as the moving grard stand and almost instantly killed.
 public ice-water fountain bas been opened in New York by society for the encourage ment of moderation in dri king
 Inc bodies of about thirty five victims of | the Seawanhoka disaster have been recovered, and there are still a number missing.
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The voltafc Belt Co.,, sIarshall, MIch., Will send their Electro Votaic Belts to the afflicted upon 30 days trial. See their adver. tisement in this paper headed, On 30 Days' Trial
The Newtown bee., 1880-07-07

The item of bored Is nothing to a country editor. He has more of that than any other kind of this worlds goods.-W WdterlO) ObSerUlr.
The Newtown bee., 1880-07-07

VEeErINB is not stimulating bitters which creates a fictitious appetite, but a gentle tonic which assists nature to restore the stomach Q 8 healthy action.
The Newtown bee., 1880-07-07

Nervous debility, weaknesses and decline prevented by timely use of Malt Bitters.
The Newtown bee., 1880-07-07
USE only c. Gilbert's pure Corn Starch.

Lyon's Heel Stiffener is the only invention that will make old boots as straight as new
The Newtown bee., 1880-07-07
The Literary Revolution

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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-17
Correspondence Baifinore CoHniy Cnion.
WHO PAYS FOR ALL7"

IL appears from their Published rclues, that our
members Of the Legislature elect ask To know what
10 do when they convene in Assembly 10 delbcr.
ate upon the wants Of their con sttuents aud pta
sumabiy TO enact for them measures Of relief from
some Of the 0neTous burdens Of taxation. beg
90 make few crude suggestions, leaving the de
tails and methods Of execution 90 the delegation
ITSELF distinguished a. IL IL for learning. legal
aculnen, wisdom and capacity in tho conduct Of
business affairs and all qualifications that 20 o.
complete the ''circled orb" Of wise and competent
legislators.
Tho county government is n business institution
and should be conducted upon known and tried
business principles What Is needed in the man
agcnent Of successful private business Is assured
" requisite In the economy VI the county govern
ment. A system Of checks and guards must be
thrown around every branch Of its administration
with even more care aud cxactness than are re-.
!uired In the management Of private enterprises.
The County Commissioners shall be elected a.
ssrss oss 1eT ope year, one for two years and one
for three yoArs, tor ehyious reasons that need no
explanation. Two msnLsrs ftmlllRr with the
routine Of the business will then Ls always in the
Board.
They shall be debarrsd from using the credl, Of
the county by borrowing money for any purpose
whatever.
That no money shall DO paid By them for any
other purpose than the specified purpose for which
" W. lsyicd and In the year for which said levy
was RaaS
They shaft "a. rss,Hsted in the expenditure Of
money, wherever II GAG ss dose withou; deiriment.
n, for instance, the expenses Of pnatiag apd adj
vcrtising are said TO have reached the enorLsDu.
sum Of $4,000 or even 3O.0OOs-and in accord.
ance with law.-when $4,000 or $1,000 might have
been sufficient.
A Board of i've sub.Commissioners or Advisors
sbsh 10 appointed or elected for each election dis.
tric1, TO ssrss without pay, one retiring and an.
other appointed each yssr Us in the case Of tho
Commits sioners.
They shall act as an Advisory Board to the
Commissioners upon all matters aagct;pg the in.
tercsts Of their respective districts.
They shall not be interested directly or indirect.
y 10 any contract for road purposes in the county
They shall, In addition 10 othsr duties that may
be prescribed, prepare an estimate Of the amount
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-17
NAii ABLE MARKET GARDEN PROPERTY
siit MED nN TiiG EAST ..thl. Ui TIE
ELLAi" ROAD. Aiui , MILES
FROM BALTIMORE.

The undersigned. N,-u'riN. uirlcr the power
an 8 authority "a tie vii & N.5itlu b.vii Par.
le;i. deceased. wii, sell %; llba, sale. "a the
Premise uitAc-"iI William Dawn rAt.c;'. Il.
situated 20 the east side o; tue i.cair - -
T.. it"a.. an.a; , inli,- from tie city 81 70
Baltimore. and looming ;Ac rTrlctte of John
Itch ami ''H-f-. "a
n,ie..i'g. --h aag 90. .t,.r,r.. l>>u.
~ "'.l.ce =. ".
Tie Farm - the late William HIsii rt!.r:t. 80.
cate a. above .c. 'r,5c.,. containing.
SIXTY FIVE ACHES.
With a FAIR proportion % wool. the balance b,in:
nearly a.. Un i,- "a good state g cultivation.
The property la. been G.ci %, a inagkct gar
den ami H. proximity t, the ciiy render, y very
valuable.
The Improvement. consist el csu; table
Lu'' Hut II. It'll Barn All ,,i 10 .,.sarg o'.i.
bu.liu:,. There J. d Inc us.aarl 81 choic. fruit
on the property. t.c ;cuclu: !. good aui there +.
= pump 81 excellent water ucI5 the dwelling.
Iac property J. only about quarter Il ii'c
from the bciair roa !. with tuc road leading -
the .ainc.
Possession given in March or sooner ii pos
.ih,c
TERMS uF SALE.-onc- ,hirl Cash IN the
day 81 -a'e. ore-thirl IN ~ months. and the bal
al" 81 twelve month. tru.l lay 90 sar. the credit
payment 80 be rr lvrl {; fsr satisfaction uf the
ui.icrsisuci pr al Casa 90 the option o: the pur.
chaser. deposit 10. SirH vii! bee required ~
day 81 mic
ArHSAH SOPHIA PtELTrr.
Exe'U,riN.
= 70. Wilson it.fi.r.rr J,r . -,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-17
rlNHl'STEE'S MALE
SMALL TRACT az LAND ~ THE SMITH
DISTRICT. BALTIMORE COUNTY.

iy virtue 10: a. deere" of the Circuit court for
Baltimore county. passed ia cause jtcud- q.
go. ing in s,ia court wherein John Il. ..s-a
IT, N"ncHaker j. Complainant and sam.
urI h. Boyer and ether. are respondents. the IN
dcrsisncl. Trustee. will offer inr sale NJ ;hc Court
House door ia T"w,on,own. on
W,fa..i,y. 'bs M ,iay .s g,trr.g i. u. l>>c.
-, L. o'clock ".
ALI THAT TRACT on LAND CONTAINING
- ACRES ani los pctchc. 60: ianl. more or les.
which /, particularly described IN = mortgage
from james a. Ma,imcr ami wife o. john l..
Nonemakcr. aEd recorded among the Mortgage
Records uf Baltimore county ia l.ib.r q. u. e..
No. ~. folio $40. Gc.
This property lies in the sixth district of Bal
,imore county. about .! miles -uu;hwc.t from
New Freedom On the Northern Central Hallway
aud abou, . miles north of Mililciuwu. aud i.
the property On which Samuel Il. Bower
now resides. and aljoins the land nfiacob BOY e..
james II. Masimcr. William Ruhi anil other.
The improvements con.is, "i one story and attic
STONE HOUSE. ?ux2i: stable. small spt.n.
house and other. oatbuillinss. The land Is all
under cultivation.
THE TERMS OF SALE ~ prescribed BY the
dccrsc are one hall Cash, aad the balance in six
months from day Of sale. ,hc credit payment e.
bear interest and to be secured t. the satisfaction
Of the undersigned.
TiIoS. !. HUNTER. Trustee.
JAS. ". OWiNGS, Auctioneer. (Jan. t1.--ts.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-17
MARRIAGES.

MI l-SilOwACER.-On December l., at
Memorial Chapel. by Rev. DR.. J r. Murray.
Rev. ;. Reese Murray 10 Miss Lou l.. Showacre,
of baltimore.
HARE-LAWSON.-- Dccetsbor. 25;h. 1878.
ut the house of Mr.. luther Mcilyain, On Balti-
more 81. iianovc-. by Rev. Daniel SCHNEIDER,
Ah."lnm II. Hare aud Mrs MARY T.. Lawson
both 81 Gravc Run Mills. Baltimore county.
SPARkS-BOONE.- January Ii,h. iS5g. by
Rev. u. Murphy. Edward l.. Sparks To- Miss
ClarR u. Boone. both oi baltimore county,
WALDEN CNCELL Tn si.t December.
1879, by Rev. fsnncn. of -. Agnes Church,
Mount Washington. james J.. Walden 60 Miss
Clara u. Council Of baltimore county.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-17

sE.-wc are pleased to that the Grm Of
DObler Nudge Chapman. extensive paper
dealers. corner Lombard and sharp streets. Balii-
niVrv. have been awarded several iarsr contracts
for furnishing the Government with paper. Much
Of the paper sold by this house /. manufactured at
one Of the mills Of VIM. u. Hoffman Esq. in this
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-17

Ec> The Maryland state Temperance Alianec
i actively at work circuiaiin: petition Nh;ch
are to be presented To the Legislature prnyin; the
passage Of local option law. !; il though; that
the number of ,i:ncTs in Baltimore city alone will
reach something like 2r.uop. \ committee ha.
been authorized . rrc.cn; these petitions - she
Legislature and nr:c the passage of local op-
ton measure. The Alliance will lcav" NJ stone
uniurnei in it. cilorv to procure the RICH, 20 al
low the people Of the State :, vote on TIL. meas
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-17

70 Judging from n selection of poetry"
which appeared on the fourth page Of last week :
Baiii@orean We should say that tina, paper must
have been harl up for copy" To have seen the
same thing in the Police N,r. nigh; have occa-
stoned no continent. bu; to see i, in paper claim
ont preccicnt.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-17

,ro- The Baltimore sun ofSaturday last issued
siX,ccn-pagc supplement containing very in
tcrc.,ng history Of Baltimore city. past and pres
eni. together with pats. &C.. the whole consti;u-
ting highly entertaining and valuable paper.
requiring much labor in IL. preparation.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-17

pr Dan Rice. the converted Snowman. has
turned temperance lecturer. anil lie recoun;u: 10
gaping audiences the sprccs he la. enjoyed. This
is generally the way with sudden rciurncrs.
Having failed in all other pur.u,, in life, he like.
to tell Of his disgusting "sprces. masniicd by a
powerful Imagination. such rcio;mcrs as Mr..
liiee. Mr.. Boushton. and others If tina; class. do
the temperance cause more harm than good.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-17

Ea'- Hon. George Hawkins Williams. Senator
from baltimore county, having been selected a.
chairman Of the Finance Committee. thus be.
comes the leader Of the Maryland senate. lie {.
a gentleman Of unqucs,ioncd ability and alto
gethcr worthy Of the distinction.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-17

~ The Obi, Legislature ha. elected ten.
Garfield L. :. Senator to succeed Mr.. Thurman.
Thurman was supported BY the Democrats and
the vote stood 80 70 81 in the House aai ~ T. Is
in the Senate. Gen. Garfield ia. been a member
u: Congress Tor many year. and was recognized
a the leading Republican in ;hc House. lie 8.
every inch a man and statesman aud will occupy
in the Senate =. he ta- done in the House. u
rrOminen, place. The Republicans o; Ohio and
of the whole country are fortunate in securing
the services Of such a man as Gen. Garfield
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-17

DEATHS.

DcaihS Free--- Tributes, de-, 10 cts. "a Line
RCsSELL.-On the 2nd inst. IN Henry county,
Iowa. Caleb Russell, in the list year % his age,
formerly Of Loudon county. Va
NODER.-At his residence. in Long tiTccn Vally,
ON Friday. jan nth. Moses lolcr. aged 10 ears
month and .. days. son Of Soloinun Yolsr ST
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-17

5S-0n Thursday Gov. Hamilton sen, to the
Senate the name Of James 7. lIriscoc, Esq, Of
Calvert county, for Secretary Of State. and that
body at once confirmed the nomination unani-
mou.ly. Mr.. Driscoc Is u well known lawyer and
toDular gentleman,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-17

jEs,- Mcssrs. VIM. 7. Iglehart & Co.. have been
elected State printers. the price for the work
having been fixed by the Legislature a, SIS 900.
The GO" is Mr.. Luther Cotton. of Annapolis.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-17

20 un Saturday morning last a white girl
aged 10 years. named Ada Hay. living a; Poolc,-
Vile. Montgomery county, Nd. wa. bFuially out
ragged By barly yOun. negro named Gco. Peek.
Peek was arrested and lodged in Jail ON the
evening Of the same day large body Of men
gathered at the county Jail an! demanded tie
body of the villain. The sheriff objected bui 20
no avail and Peck taken from the Jail and
dragged with a rope about hi. neck ,omcii.;auce
70 a tree where he iynchcI. lie confessed
the crime. The a'Iairc caused much excitement.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-17

Ec-At caucus Ofthc Republican members Of
the Senate and House Of Delegates on Wednesday
night, Hon. James A. Gary was unanimously
chosen as their nominee for 4. 5. Senator. This
Is wellmeTited compliment.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-17

.i7i'~ The Legislature %; Maryland did some
lively work the IRE; few LAY, ofi, session. Hon.
Arthur 7. Gorman made 4. :. Senator TO
succeed Hon. wm. pinkney whytc. col. GEORGE
Cotton was elected Police Commi.,.ner for BAL.
,iinorc city. and Hon. Bagns. Compton MAS elect.
cd State Treasurer for the fourth time These
important iga;,cr.. which usually take NJ grea,
deal Of the time Of the Legislature. hayin: been
disposed Of early in the ses.iar q, 3. l.,..l- p.H
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-17
New Advertisements.

WANTED.---Anyo one wishing To- S,ntIoy
w mn apprentice to tho MILLING EiSi.
NESS. will hear Of an Industrious aud active
BOY. by applying Il, UNION OFFICE.
Jan. l7.-SI.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-17
' 'ALt ABLE real. ESTATE
Al PRIVATE SALE.

The ut.cf-i-ncl. -. 4rs'. o.. Chri.,i hotter
All Iira-i l.''incr. uaar %, ruv4ic .aIc II
II ihci '.,"in; valuable rcd c,;,,. in s,s$
IT, D.it.in. rsua;y. NL.N.s:
y. .. 4 TRACT 81 LAMB. ,itla,rl ab.ui !
mi.c. Wet - i''rk;'u. known =. the ">u.anua
Zone. trI.'. obtaining 90. t,EES. more or
lee. There ltr o., lsjt.iu:. ~ ,Ac I!a,c. iu,
thc lani h,, been heavily huicl about - acre.
40, IA "o't. There ri,ni; o.; water "a ,ariru.
part. II tie place.
~. e. \ TRACT or LAND near No. !. con.
tanning - ACRES. 'irs, 90 lc... inptu.cl by
SMALL DWELLING ahaut - acres ui this
Tract j. IN wood.
NO. .. ! TRACT "F LAND. situated ab,r
ini',. -'u'hct.; e rar,.; 20. known -. ;hv.>ladc"
farm. containing i?t. Ari;E>. more of ir.. abuu,
- acre. are covered with sine timber The land
!. in very high state o.: cultivation. havin.. been
limci several timc,. Improved by a TWO
STORY DWELLING. large Bank Barn aui al
other nccc''ary u"ibuilding,. hac orchards If
i'uit u al Aini' in bearing. plenty 81 irc.h
'lrius water. AMI large .iic'm ra-sc. through
the lac.
-. >. \ TEACT'uF LAND. cDutpiuiu. iioy
A'EE>. known q. the She I.aa, Hardin: tract.
'itHatcl All. ~ miir. west u parA;ou. Til.
farm Is susceptible Il line ami "a. in; improve.
meats.
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REAL ESTATE
Af~PHiNATE SALE.

The undersigned. All sncc, u( Chris,us kol,cr.
Henry latimcr ani !. :. lIo.h,ur. offer a; IF
% private salc. the following valuable - s.Ss
FL real estate. VIZ;
No. |. A TRACT az LAND. situated near
Bentley Springs. baltimore county. Nj. contain
ing los ACRES. mere or Ices, partly improve ell.
balance in wool. There 8. a new TWO STORY
DWELLING not ~ AMI other out buildings
90 the tract. There i. alsr plenty Of good water
on the place
No.9. A TRACT OF LAND. on the Baltimore
pike. about inilc' north Of Park'on. containing
22i ACRES. more or lees. about - acres under
cultivation. balance IN wood. This /. good land.
adjoining farms VI Vim. En,or and others.
n /. llELB.
HENRY EOLTEE.
A..isncc. of G. hotter.
Y. 4. SEIrZ.
J. q. BOkTNER.
Assignee Of !. Y. Iioshour.
ALEXANDER !. FREY.
Assigncr Of llcnry Latimcr.
Aug.9.T9.-tf
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I)t BI.It SALE
The undersigned will ,yll al, public sale on the

The Undersigned viii .cll 81, pubic sale. on the
premises. On
H.'is."i.,p. .ir,uarg ss,b. Ia.
1T o'clock r. NJ.
That very lc-irablr tract e lanl levied a.. rae
by tho lat viii aud tc.tarncu; of Wu. uar,i Pa.
lett. leccasc.. situated Z, miles from Baltimore
within 100 yafi' nf the Bcnir roal. Il contain.
{! ACRES. NICE or les. anil b. beautiful, .iiua-
tel. anil covered With fine growth # TiNEEE.
Til d. mos; dc,irablc property AMI well
worthy the attention Of thu'c desiring r. fc-'y 81
this character.
TERMS nal, known "n liy. .. .uic. TO-. I.ur.
chaser viii Gee required :, lcl..i; slUo Oh; the
time 81 sa!c.
Arll>AH SOPHIA PAELETT
:. q. WILSON. Nur;I"nccr. Jan Its.
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a Celebrated DuclSing ShOrc and
Farm at Private sale.

FlNllE FARM known A. BIOADBELT'S. situa.
i. tel ON Back River, ai,ut Q miles from bal.
timore. NOW oWnel by John r. Ensor. l. -.
%. offered NJ private ,aic. Il contains sr--<s
IT, about go ACRES Of excellent land.
lately been heavily lined and has fms BhtCk
improvements upon IL.
This place Is Iotei a. o.s u the best DUCK.
lN'i SHORES in the county and will be sold
bargain. Apply at this Office or TO
e. II. PAiR0,
Golden Ring Hotel Phila. Road,
who will show the property. or address Rose,laic
i. o.. Baltimore county. Nd. NOV. eft.