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The Baltimore County union., 1881-01-01
From Mt. washington, N. Q. R.n.

Disayrc,abtc.--Thc late snow falls have render
ctl getting about very disagrccabie, although
snow plows were al work shortly aftcr each fall.
| notice several OF storc.kecpcrs have dise0n.
tinucd running their wagons 20 the city and are
compelled 20 have their goods sent Co them By ril.
Spori.--hiihough the snow Is disagrccable 10 a
great many Of people, yet il Is highly iayora-
bic 20 our young friends. Sleigh bells heard
jinging all during the day and part Of the night,
while the hills seem alive with boys and young
men proudly dashing along ON their gay Jumpers.
AmGs.--Christmas camo % u with its santa
Claus and all the goodies which ho ir -ncustousd
20 bring. The day was quietly observed In this
village until evening, when the VI. L. Sunday
school children assembled In the school-room to
receive their usual treat. Several representatives
Of Santa Claus paid them n visit, causing much
mcrriment. They all had jovial time and each
concealed quito aquantiiy Of sweets. Mr.. Hooper
presented each factory family with . turkey,
making Christmas n real turkey day.
AeeidsHis.-Mrs. Blake and Mrs. Bell. two aged
ladies Of this ncighborhood, received falls some
time ago. from which they have suffered very
much. What might have proved a fatal accident
happened on Christmas day. while one Of our boys
was loading gun. by some means the powder
ignited while being rammcd. aud exploded, send
ing the gun.rod swiftly by his head.
Lycsum.--Thc church lyccum, about the organ
iEaton of which wrote some time ago. Is progress
Ing slowly yet surely, aud VIC hope 90 SEQ IL yet
accomplishing much good for our people in open
ing the road 10 literature. Such an institution
oughtto receive the hearty support of all Christians.
Far nnd Wids.-I have been Informed recently
that an article sent TO you some timo age, con-
corning the enlargement Of the cotton factory, has
been published by some Of the Northern papers
and Is now being read far and wide. presume
this Is but one Of your many articles that have
been so treated. Another evidence that II you
wish anything 10 bo known, have IL published in
that good old compa nion, the USIoS. Fam.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-01-01
Rospectfully Declined.

They either raise the biggest hogs or have the
biggest liars In Carroll county ofany other county
In Maryland. Wonder u our neighbors, the Sen.
fissi and Advocate. are not very often imposed
upon - BaifiHore County Union.
Tho weights are correctly reported. Carroll
not only raises fnc hogs. but the best Of every
thing calculated 10 make the inner man feel COM
Portable. Come up some time and get square
meal. II will astonish your stomach. but IL will
do you good WssiHiiasisr Democratic Adroeafc.
Ifpork is the best you have TO oTer We respect
fully decline the invitation.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-01-01
From 10Th District.

Caught IN a .Saag.-Tho recent heavy SHOWS
have caught many farmers In rather q bad snap,
as they had not yet finished corn husking. walls
Others had not done their butchcring, some fer
the reason, no doubt, that they wanted to malc
their hogs weigh as heavy as Squire Cudly's, 10
killed two pigs tall left him by tho cholcra) thr.
teen months old, which weighed, dressed. COG lie.
Pretty good for youngsters.
icc.--Those having ice houses have secured
full supply. some commenced building new
houses and these will have 10 wait for another
freeze, which. Think, there Is no doubt Of our
having.
H. he hc Nm II zee by youT Issue Of the 18th
that Gcprse y. RissiH. of this disric,, lost $50
in Towsoniown and got clicked the same day.
Pity for the poor fellow. bgt IL he Is the same
Gcorgc know i; is very doubtful ii he had that
amount Of money about him.
Slight Firc.-rhc house OF Charles Murray,
eoloici. cane near being destroyed by Gre On
sunda! evening. 18th. some one passing along
the road discHvercd the hro and gave the ala rin
and by well directed efforts the housc was saved.
The IRE WAS causeI BY heated stove pipe, their
being no chimney.
D.ah of Patient .cr6erer.-Miss Amanda
Williams died December l7th of drop,y. from the
Effects o. which she hal been great sufferer since
last spring. aged 81 years. She was the youngest
of nine children born of poor but very respectable
Parcn,s. who died when she was quite young. She
lived with her sister, Mrs. Ellen Williams, with
whom she had made her home for some years.
Sho had the best medical ski,l the country could
afford. besides careful nursing, but all to no pur-
pose. She did not marinuT or complain but bore
her sGfcrings with patient resignation. Daring
her illncss Miss Williams made profession of re.
lision and gave the best evidence Of her readiness
and willingness to depart. Her remains were in
TERED ai West Liberty and tho funeral was attend
Ell by large concou-sc of relatives aud friends.
The services were conducted by Rev. Nathan
Mcads q
The Baltimore County union., 1881-01-01
Eioction of Omcers.

AT meeting cf Towson Lodge. No. 20. !. o. O..
f.. held ON Thursday night. the following officers
were elected for the ensuing term, viz:
Nojic GraHG-Joshua frcek.
Ticc Henry link.
Recording Sscr,fary-GeoTgo ". Seipp.
Permanent Sccrsfary-- Columbus Sheridan.
Trsa.Hrer-William Bayne. Sr.
Nar.hai-Lewis Noglc.
C"pluin--S. Mefryman Anderson.
.Schooi Conmii'se--Samuel l.. Parks, JOAN +.
Conrey, Columbus sheridan.
.iaRiior-George W. Scipp.
Rep. % Grand kodlc-George V. Bowen.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-01-01
Christmas Eve Cutting scrape.

A serious cutting scrape took place on Christ.
mas eve In Waverly. A rahle for turkeys was in
progress In the saloon kept by James Lytle whom
dificulty arose about the throwing, resulting In
several blows being struck. The men then left the
house when John Dean, Matthew spilman and
another man renewed the eight In Merryman's
lane, near by, where kbiss, were drawn aud freely
used. On the eombatants being separated Il was
ascertained that spiiman had received three severe
wounds, the first In his ieft side, another across
the len shoulder and the third on the arm. Dean
received severe cut on the arm and the other man
was cut In the back. Tho parties were arrested
bv Consiahle Coie
The Baltimore County union., 1881-01-01
Judge Yello.. on Hapeas Corpus.

Robert Anderson was before Judge Yelott on
Thursday on writ Of habcas corpus. His CON-
mitmcnt set forth that be had been adjuigod guilty
Of stealing pair of boots. and he was sentenced
six months in the Maryland House Of Correction
by Squire Cooke, Of Howard county. Ills Honor
Judge Ycllott said that he Rcvcr knew that the
General Assembly had conferred jurisdietion in
cases Of felony, but was not surprised that the
Justices had taken the power on themselves. lIo
did hope that they would not take Jurisdiction Ia
cases Of capital felony. for then the party might
be put beyond the reach Of habeas corpus. llo
discharged the prisoner
The Baltimore County union., 1881-01-01
The VIII OF DIR. Galloway.

Tho will Of the late DR.. John Galloway, Of this
county, was iiled for probate In the Office Of tho
Register Of Wills on Tuesday. To his three sons,
Thomas, Joseph u. and William. the testator do
vises his home place, known rs "whiteford," on
the York road, above Luthervillc. containing 80
acres, apportioned MS follows: To Thomas, two-
thirds 20 Jos. b., one-sixth, and 90 William one
sixth. To Jos. D., al his medical books, surgical
instruments, &c. and all the residue Of tho estate
is devised TO his son Thomas, who Is appoint
cd executor. The will was made last month.
The estate 10 valued at about $4,000.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-01-01
Christmas Entertainment. and c,.ts.

The children of Trinity 7. Z. Sabbath school Of
this place were given their usual Christmas treat
on Thursday last and very pleasant time was
had. Ono Of the most agreeable features OF tho
occasion was the presentation by the school TO the
superintendent, Mrs. Charles Ilof, Of n handsome
gold pen and pencil. Miss Lillio Keech making
the presentation address on behalf Of the school.
They also presented to Rcv. DR.. liofl, the rector
OF the church, through Master Thos. Stevenson,
six handsomely bound volumes Of the works Of
N Eacli Dr. lIof responded on behalf Of him
sen and son. II Is not generally known that
Diiracli Is the father Of Lord BeaconsGeld.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-01-01
From Alberton mad VicIn!ty. 2d pistr.c,

Priafd iceid.m.-Mr. Henry Ripcy, of tic
let district. had his left ankle badly bruised one
day las week by the wheel of bis wagon. lie was
coming down hill and in attempting to set the
brake his foot slipped causing him to fall under
the wheel. which struck his ankle but fortunately
did not pass over il. otherwise the bones must in-
evitably have been crushed. Ms the heavy wagon
was loaded aHd the ground frozen.
III. B,idye.--I have been informed that work
has commenced ON the bridge at liollodelis. We
will hail with joy its completion. The route by
Alberton has become quite important and rs BAL
,imorc county has no public road leading To 1t the
matter :s Of sufficient Importance for the Commits
sioncrs t. take action upon. Mr.. Gary informed
inc he was willing to deliver to the county his
road leading from the county road, Mt Ben's Hun,
20 Albertun, provided the counties Of Baltimore
and Howard will take his bridge at its assessed
value. This Offer Is very liberal. as the road
Is certainly quite as good the average county
road.
Cirisiaaas GJf..-on Christmas morning tho
hearts of the children Ri hlhcrion were made glad
BY the gilt of bag Of candies and nuts furnished
by Mr.. ). +. Cobb. manager. Between - aud iD0
pounds were thus distributed. which Mr.. Cobb fur
nishcd at his own expense. Tho employees of the
Company we're each presented with hnc turkey
by Mr.. Gary. An entertainment was given in the
hall for the children Of the Catholic Sunday school
on Christmas morning. At night the children of
tue Evangelical Sunday school were entertained
BY music and singing. and each received Christ
mas present.
Hcighiny.--Slcghing has been fno, and all who
are fortunate enough to possess n sleigh are en-
ioying 1t TO their hearts cOetent. Yesterday
"wednesday ut II the mercury stood at lJo, a,
l.. NJ. IL was down to 7e at 10 last nisht IL had
reached zero. ami this morning Thursday at !
o'clock II stood ut below zero. BARr.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-01-01
Election OF omnara

Denison Post, Grand Army Of tho Republican.
woodberry, elected the following officers on tho
Esd; Commander, John W. steigerwald; vice.
senior, Jacob Glassmeyer; vice junior, John r.
Mitchell guartermaster. John 7. Carr; surgeon,
Ger Of the day, A. jackson; guard, c. d. Holiz ;
counsel Of administration, John Keller, W. II.
Foreman, N. s. Bull; representatives to the State
eneampment, L. Il. Latchford, N. 3. Bull, ]. Kel-
Ter, james lfughiet and Henry Ss.all.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-01-01
Feed the BirCia.

A humane gentleman In this place requests us
90 call attention 10 the fact that unless the birds
are fed during this terrible weather many Of them
must perish from hunger. IL every one will throw
out n little grain, crumbs, &C., every day much
suffering among the featred tribe can be averted.
Remember that "whosoever doeth Il unto one Of
the least Of these my creatures doeth Il unto Ne"
The Baltimore County union., 1881-01-01
Legal Notices.

IN THE BALTIMORE COUNTY ORPHANS
i COURT. DECEMBER sTII. 1850.
Ordered, that the sale Of the real estate of David
Jean, deceased, made by Martin l.. Jean and
lchabod Jean. the Executors Of the last will and
testament of the said deceased, and this day re-
ported to this Court by the said Executors be rat
iGed and confirmed, unless cause be shown 10 the
contrary. on before the Sd day Of January 1881,
provided copy Of this order be inserted in some
Weekly newspaper printed and published in Bal.
timorc county once in each Of three successive
weeks before the Sd day Of January, 1881. The
report states the amount Of sales 10 be 81 100000.
JOSHUA =. C0cKEY,)
JOHN GoNTRUM, Judges.
JESSE DAILY,
True COpy-Tcst
WILLIAM II. ROLLER,
Register Of Wills for baltimore county.
Dec. lit.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-01-01
Terrible Accident.

A young son Of SIR. John Armacost, living in
the northwestern section Of the county, near the
Carroll county line, met with . terrible accident
one day last week. llo was driving the horses In
threshing machine, standing upon tho power
when his foot slipped and his right leg was caught
in the big wheel, crushing the bone and tearing
the flesh In = most shocking manner. lie was OF.
tricated with difficulty. Dr. Wells was sent for
and amputated the limb near the thigh.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-01-01
Sale OF Farm and Granite Quarry.

Messrs. Matthews & Kirkland, auctioncers, sold
on Tuesday, for Messrs. Frush and Palagano,
trustees. farm Of 1882 acres, improved BY a
dwelling. barn, &c., and . granite quarry, known
as the "Fox Rock Quarry" containing 0 acres,
situated aoout one mile from woodstock, In this
county, and fourteen miles from Baltimore: pur-
chased by Thos. II. Whelan for IS, 500.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-01-01
Families too Large.

One Of the reasons assigned for the suffering Of
the people Of Southern ireland Is that the families
there are too largc-that 4 patch ofland supposed
To- be great cnou III. seventy five years ago. 10 sup
port man and woman newly married, Is not
enough TO support their children married, each
with large family. who in turn are. many Of
them married. The Irish people want tho help
Of factories and shops. in which the masses Of men
can find employment II has been the policy Of
England 20 discourage manufacturing In ireland,
as she did. hundred and fifty years ago. in tho
American colonies. Hence Il Is that there are too
many people living on the same patch Of land In
ireland today. and dependent on its products for
the means 0f living.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-01-01

"a" James Garfield Murphy, Of Pi,tsburg,
nephew Of the President elect, by process Of tho
Common Pleas Court Of that city. has had his
name changed to James Murphy Garfield. This
week Mr.. Garfield married n daughter Of John
Barton. Esq. one Of the mos, prominent lawyers
OF the Smoky City"
The Baltimore County union., 1881-01-01
Sfivar watitiinO.

Mr.. and Mrs. T. q. Wheeler, ofBrookiyn. Iowa,
formerly Of this county, will celebrate the twenty
9Th anniversary Of their marriage, (siivcr wed.
ding Monday afternoon, January 10th, 1881,
commencing at o'clock. We return thanks for
an invitation. handsomely printed on silver paper.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-01-01
Accldont wien Fntnl Rasult.

On Sunday afternoon q colorcd woman named
Eliza Jones, servant In the family of DR.. j.
Piper, Of this place. while riding In sleigh with
her young child, the sleigh was upset. throwing
them out and the mother falling upon the child
injured 30 badly as 10 cause its death on Tuesday
The Baltimore County union., 1881-01-01

1s'- Mr. James ID. Gilmore, n, one time proprie-
tor of Mann's Hotel and tho Eu,aw House, Balii-
more. e.'bu, for some years past proprietor Of tho
Grand Hotel, Cincinnati, died on Wednesday last
ut Savannah, Ga, whittier he had gone for his
health. aged Sc years. Ills remains will be
brought 20 Baltimore for intcrment.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-01-01
penth from Intemperance and Exposure,

A man named Edward RobinSon, employed by
Mr.. Thomas Rilscway, living on the North Point
road, 18th district, was found by three eolored men
the Monument House. lie was In an insensibie
condition from drink and exposure and died
shortly after being removed TO his employers
house. Justice Dorsey. of Canton, was notified
and held an inqnest, the jury rendering verdict
Of "froEen 10 cath" Robinson was about rs
years Of age and had no friends In the neighbOr-
The Baltimore County union., 1881-01-01

Il. WILLIS. Pharmacist, Towsontown, Nd, 10
pleased to inform his patrons that he.has secured
stock Of "Pulmona," the celebrated Medicine for
Coughs, Throat and Lung Trouble that has been
working such wonderful cures in other sections
IL is worth trial. Price so cts.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-01-01
Northern Central Railroad.

The following Is comparative statement Of the
gross earnings and operating expenses of the
Northern Central railway for the months of No.
vcmbcr. 1850 and 1879. Gross earnings. 1850,
$559,O53.6S; 1879, $377.3I6.Is: operating ex-
pcnscs, 1850, $302. .l5OI9; 1879. $?26.?73.t5 to-
tai net earnings, lSse, SisG.G02.s9; 1879, $751;
Oi3.O3. For eleven months ended November 30,
1850 and 1879; Gross earnings. 1850. -. .s53. .05s
81 1879. s3,GPT ''.fi operating expenses. 1850,
S2,9Si, i,SGl.c9: lSsg 2637. I32.Og; net earnings,
S1,5Tl, ,2l2.72; 1879. Sl,O56. 6.?l7.T5.
, 1881-10-21

10 IHt EIIl0F q 7Ht Cffdgb IFIuRTHs
Cn1CAnD, Oct. :],-Cun It ec, nR Mr. TlHny
1nss. that II "wAyo of rascal!ty and pcculHtion
Ia abo. to sul,tncrRc Mayor lfnrrlsons A1iliItl~
IstratIon"f THO forced resignation OF MIR. Wal
Ter, tho .noat faithful nnd honest tnat, on tto
st, antt tue retention of TINT politsca l,srERicr,
[.Iob, pont strnngly IN thns direction. NarFtsui
may Intend to 30 honest. but hls greo.l Of oilee
pllIal,X alld lent! him to rGtMn wurd politicians
iuu hl;ntucrs md thrtw arcrhoatst tho uest ui-
beers fn s1a Administration. There II no dnubt
II fhc world TINT tIlo Water OtlIce ls t.liy ln,
aged, If not ii den of thieves, who flnvo heetl
hIchIug tI4DGF for years INT only from tho city.
bit from thn1tstf1t!s Ut poor people ignorant OF
tho tAw und tho methods employed. Tho sooner
the Wnter ,ut['ce Is clcane1 tho better for tho
public, and Mayor ifnrrlsDn vii! gain nothing i,y
attempts 10 hend or any investigation. II.
, 1881-10-21

INI1UNE HltANCIL OFFICES.
1S ORDER 70 ACCOMslDDATt3 OUN
= nyanaruts patrunk Throughout tho eity, wn hase
esiabfsiiud snrIi 3leaa In tho EiIiarunt nveigns.
tt.stuet.alHlG bDllW, Wrr0 MsYlrtlaolsontA VIII hg
IL Vii III = ssi !!!ss y sn'H!Sa & ~ ''
clltESi1r j.. MECk wlfit, ilruEalst asJl cottazo
si&%s, buoi.u!'sis and ssut'onor', rs'
,!Lsis1S j. 51G,,sus, i'russsss. :e7 lnt.ana-av.,
4 # SitllsiXN. Druggist cotnsr ris,rty. .,'r.t and
cIt,;;A ii,w \ Co, eorper oa.wool bouIaran. mud
tr..,, ..,,,, MEsr III VISION:
eptf't eptmfASK souAlit' Druggist T., West Andso"'st
81; .1;asi,iiiEil.t;s. nsursst. ~ wost la4o.s cor-
sof;,st 4 A. s,t1i:ill Druvs. s South lIn's'oa.s.
~ kKAfr, Druggist B,l Wsst Mudlsott.bt, cor.
tIA!siES ~ K1AKLEy& CO. I,s,xxists. E.i soush
.Aii:' iX%SaaGXtU4f.. fii.sSa 4 4..M !. IT, wA,swu,o,1r st
sunsfs fs9iSSA!GIMSES' y fuxaias, ~ n'us issa"a.av
it, sa:5 + iI!aEl;iiK " Jsweles New.aeaser. md Fancy
"sGGur Hruvais liz. North ualsted.
!, ,uvnsa{iS|ms' 9S's|sS ~, s?s..,.., a., North
s h's;,ss eU. Druggists, ~. lartapoo...
.,sas,nI;lsW: i. $EEpE. rr!as1ns and Aa,sF..snx
aunuit.tAS. '' 49, o'''@''''''"
tlt1.lhirl.a,. ''"As'H '''"' MA @"'
.ssaEan W. suti: tHS'xssas Nsoassl.or statoaer ana
, 1881-10-21
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES,

"rnner. s!r2 No charge. It you don't tipl Or
!!1l!s Cough Syrup iA IT,"
, 1881-10-21

11tlst SALE - BARGAINS = NICELY
Il hnts!Ia. trrk rcslArnces, Enr!h StIe mar t:t,l.
trtin I'ark. ktltu; easy Tine, llEStty WIili'PLE
HUM i, III I'Inrk-sL
, 1881-10-21

T5Ol S.tLE-NY +. =. uAWLEY, 100
IL Iicnr,nrt.st.
SlD-:.stpry mid buscnent brick, II feat south 'front.'
1Hgnty -tittl.sa. iieHr MtE'ltanIi'AF.
s5o92stnry niid pa'i,lant !r,sk, easl frons, rat-
sto1s:tt"ry lrlrs. east front. Forest
nv, Ei!r rhIfty. tIrst-Al.
{s-::sturs md 1'asoinent, ~tti1r .'iEiey fGrrAcg
fnet front, etane stcJs Md wulKa: eou'd nul lr
.. built ftIr Tho price. lsilay iuFliE. --. ...
Ek-I.sttlry md Basement brick. ST. llErGtlc1- NV.
a.aluE ElarfHa
, 1881-10-21

IL 1ur:.av.. tbtwnsii IwGnty.iuI! n1td lwpnly.
htsts, u AlIry. l'ri.s ~! HHr tout. cMs. 4
, 1881-10-21

NURSES.
GlTEATtON W.AATEIl-Dr 4 WILL
~ inI Uni ltHsant Etrt nA clttren's Hursu.
shIH'f rirl III sntn tnHl1!Y. H!t,H.e cnIf ut lII
present eHp!hycrs ~ Mrhtxnn-nv.. Friday Sat
HlAtaf. y. " - = =
, 1881-10-21

11Dn SALE-WrrIi iMMEDiATi; rOS-
Il AuAniou-I,HrEu tlhR rtsl,igneU md lx.tA on
IIkc-ny, I!l.Hr Jnknt1d. 1,r flJu tu seA!tlettu md
4ixli5 cnSt frsnt tnt.i1n.My tlGur i:i..sntst.;
wan1 atniu fur tnrlllur nnrth. 1i +. HEAD. Il
Mini
, 1881-10-21

II1Ols SALE-AT ~ NAlu;AIN-TWO =
IL story ana bHpeHt.lt brlck awu1tnEt. u st'uHt.
ilS and i'll Norll, shel.it,.-el, s1tu1 anu Il.
CUtingG anu lot, ;asi lnrTunE.. GDrItr EzAbctlI.
IT., with IAtgn hlrn t:LtkaL
GntlHga amt lut, a FuDIiFt e.IffM
l.o, fbs fuet C1ttNE1 tsrnvH-MY. by 1la fccs on
Thirty -ir*t-tt. with lMrGp building.
Il ..stury lIuusU, With lot .xiI, near annttI 1nsk
f1aW 4, ID. WAEktl. Trustee.
. ' til lnI9.5t&
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H{TKLrI:HxtN HEiL ESTATE.
II1Oi. SALE : lllNSpALE HAS THE
IL highest and bust InHH VI ny suburb, hn1 the hcs
lnIlgt,uA Recommendations. .s..
viii sell y.II my theA hnlxa from 10 IT rtotns.
viii ErEc .as, fs,s ie .n!ue "i tt,s improvements.
anu IDitl nIiInGy to build.
Complete ul,]tynct gIyrn showing cnar tIt!r.
Nlilttt !. III LII sui il1.Efs
, 1881-10-21

li1UI. SAll:-'rEN HORSES FIT Ft'll
= III uss; one "ce.s iF.nl given; nis" nnc hv%; y,
E!uhs landau. t"n etarrl'ct;s E'a r. I!ea. Ad ~
har to,. nl 'ts.. lu:sitr: sate attrstmrnt u @ ne
Hn1 Apc1Il. tAtlu nfesry NH2Ohst III khLs VI Htf.
nGsA. nrr; mud .eenl-hAflt; hnHkut*. tGbes. nhd
wis irsss n,d was"s q et rheht " tt 1uy y, o.
1Hcnis rxrfnEr tt,ma nnd ~. the Mrtts Ats"t!-
NIpnt Ut Mny hslst N tnlraG. HH tile chentst tl
| MA Tx f;if. f. II Iii SiutS-st.
, 1881-10-21

rt-0 Will. BUY 4 FINE ROAD
spsJO nlnsr buggy usetl but two t1,UHttlA. rubber
tushel MuMnt Iphtlttr hnEnrs4. whs. nDd t1ta or
sSti ix..il knIttrtit., SktEhltsNtI.AV,
, 1881-10-21

1IOR S4AI.E-s:E5 PEI. FOOT. 41lGxl10
u frut, xost lts'.!t. III Allcleaa.ay. between Sig
iii luz fSnt Eiaai;t inst 'front.' on Wnbns!l.ay bc-
twrU SIft!utb afid ssty -trsL-+tk. ....
FiGANCIo II, rEAl!yi,f "a, u
, 1881-10-21

WASTEll-.sN ESEluiEI1c MAN 10
w lnkr nrrrs tn NH" nnkr.' u.i t''ttttsy fnr Mir
Tin. t;y yM.s,n. .y ma t.3.tsttir~, hpntJ ftur'ltnes
u MtMlNEY \ sMAllI. r. :hILh tIatk.ti.
, 1881-10-21

$500 CAsl! IT. m Y0u .l'': MAKE :,I.n5! A. GGom i,
cnyl,; uxunvpx sIilnt (u inyust tEatlb. Addruss u
~ TCiuuitu u11lEu.
, 1881-10-21

JUAS'rEi,-YOESt; MAN Tt' ASSIST
w III rsl.,tutrt u!ary md feArr tho luslnr*s.
AD1,if NJ htiIl.., III Il iIkt AIn,ttstfH-.f.
, 1881-10-21

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, 1881-10-21

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, 1881-10-21

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, 1881-10-21

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Nk. Asxnpt!e treatment and rapVf pa1ass !! saea.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-13

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