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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-06-11
Tho Canton Company.

Canton Company was held on Wednesday, 2s,91l
shares Of stock being represented In person or By
proxy. The following directors were elected for
the ensuing year: Messrs. WIN. Msrtsns, A. d.
Bayiis. James ID. Colgate aud Geo. v. stone, ef
New York Messrs. George S. Brown. W. II. Gra-
ham, wm. q. Harrison, Charles Weber and w. D.
Brooks, of Baltimore Mr.. Brooks was elected
president, Mr.. Graham vice president, and Mr.
Wm. W. Janney secretary aud treasurer. The
treasurer's report shows that the receipts were
$so2, s7e.os; disbursements were e34e,s2l.95;
amount In bank SIS, lss.lo. The past year vas
the most successful In the history Of The company
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Mr.. Thomas c. Bruf, Secretary, Treasurer and
Examiner Of the Baltimore county School Board,
was married ~ o'clock on Wednesday evening,
Of Rev. DR.. Murklands church, Baltimore, 70 Miss
Nora Jones, step sister Of ex-Attornsy General
Isaac d. Jones. The ceremony was performed BY
large number Of friends. The bridesmaids were
Misses Lille Purneil, Alice Parsons and Lille
Hodges, and the ushsrs Mesns. Chas. s. Grason,
W. ~. Dashisll, WIN. Martin, George Medairy
aud 4. Z. Ijams. Aher . reception al the resi-
dsnee Of Hon. Isaac d. Jones the bride and groom
about tive weeks. The bride vas formerly an %.
sstant teacher In the high school at this place and
latteriy held . similar position In the wsveriy
high school.
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Receivers Appointed.

In the Circuit Court on Thursday, John D. Roe.
Of the 6rm Of Roe chiicoat, Towsontown. aied
petition asking that the partnership be dissolved
and receiver appointed. Tho answer Of y. A..
Chileoat was also hied, setting forth the same
facts. Each partner requests that IN injunction
issue against the other prohibiting him from dis.
posing % any Of the property Of the hrm. The
court appointed Msssfs. John I. Ysllott and WIN.
8. Ksesh, receivers. The proceeding % not taken
because the frm 10 insoivent. but because no
agreement can be effected bet~een the partners.
The stock Of the frn 10 advertised In the USIoS
to-day.
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Heavy storm--Damaee by Lightning.

The storm Of Wednesday afternoon was very
severe few miles north u Tow ontow u aud along
the GunpowdeT Falls from McTedith's brid &c down
Fences were blown down, growing crops leyeled
with the ground aud other damage resulted. A
Loeb Raven, on the Gunpowder. several trees
were struck by lightning aud shattered. and -
valuable Irish setter dog. belonging to Mr.. X.
Bruce Hook, resident engineer. was killed. The
water In the Falls wa also very hixh
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-06-11
Strawberry Festivals Pos.poned

The itraNberry festival announced to take place
at 81. Johns Mi'sion, York road, this week, was
postponed an account Of the very Indictment
weather. IL will he held on Thursday and Fri
day evenings Of next weck.
The Lades Mite Society nf EPSON ". p.
church, will hold n strawberry aud ice. cream fes.
tivai In Shealey's Hall. Friday and Saturday
evening", June 10th aud ilIh. Proceeds for bsne.
ht Of paFsonaRe
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-06-11
Void REQUESTS Made Good.

Henry W. Hook, a native Of Baltimore county.
who died In Philadelphia last year, ieit q number
Of requests TO charities which became void under
the laws Of Pennsylvania, because the tesator did
not live beyond thirty days AFTER making the will.
George X. Tryon, his residuary legatee. now
comes forward. and In letters addressed 20 the
several institutions afirms his intention 10 make
good the void requests 10 carry out the wishes Of
Mr.. Hook. The requests were Of 5000 each 10
the Pennsylvania Society TO Protect Children
from Cruelty, the womens Branch Of the Society
70 Prevent Cruelty 10 Animals, aud the Old Mans
Home Of philadelphia.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-06-11
The I.atast sxintile.

The latest sign- your-nam dodge 10 reported
from . nsighboring county, where u was success
fally worked. A farmer vas called upon one even
ing recently By weil-dre'sed gentIsmaniy look
Ing stranger, uho asked the privilege Of staying
over night, which vas granted. In the morning
he offered 10 pay his bin. bat the farmer refused
The preferred eonpsnsatiens Profnss in his thanks
for the kindness Bestowed upon him, he asked bis
host 10 favor him with his signaturs, which re-
guest vas unsuspectingly complied with, and In .
few days the farmer received notice that . note
was held against him for e7oo, the signature 20
which he could not deny.
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A very etranee Case.

few days ago Charlotte Tilman. eolorsi, SER
vast In the employ Of Mr.. Robert n. Hooper, re-
siding 90 Roland avenue, just above Hampden
Village. buried her infant child. seven weeks old,
ID The graveyard Of Lucy Hoe. eolored, near Mr..
Hsoper's residence. Shortly afterwards Mrs. Hoe.
accidentally passing by the graveyard, saw some
thing white d the newly made grave Of the In
fsni, and approaching Il Was horTifed 10 end the
Infant lying on pile Of earth BY the newly made
grave. entirely stripped Of clothing and the white
shroud lying beside it. The head Of the infant
had been crushed and its body bruised. The
county Authorities are working up the case.-!San.
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From Rayville. 9th District.

H. Error.-You were wrongly informed in re.
gard to the death Of Vim. Talbot, sr, Of Parkton.
two days after the death Of his son. who killed
ON the Northern Central railroad. for assure you
he ID alive at the present writing.
House. Di,d.-Mr. l.. Mccullough, ofthis place,
lost q valuable mare from what our "vetrinarian''
pronounced spasmodie cholic. Mr.. Edward Kelly
alec lost a horse few weeks ago from some dis
Of the heart.
Oa the Far@.-The recent heavy rains have
caused our prospects for fair crop Of oats and
hay 60 brighten. The wind caused some fields u
wheat TO look n though q roller had passed over
them. The bearded varieties were injured by the
storm more than the smooth varieties, while the
Tappahannoek, which has very stih straw, stands
rs erect n il did before the storm. Theprospects
for corn do not look very bright at present Quite
. number Of our farmers had 20 lay of their ground
and plant the second time ON account Of the seed
failing to terminate. The cut worms have also
been very troublesome and there Is scarcely n
Geld that has entirely eseapedthem. Potato bugs
have made their appearance In larger numbers
than ever before and potato leaves are devourcd
by them rs soon as they appear above the ground.
! noticed q remedy for them, when the potato
vines are too small 60 put Paris green on, In the
last number of the Rarsi Nee Yorker and give
Il for the benefit Of such Of your readers as have
not heard Of IL: "cut potatoes into small pieces,
sprinkle them well with Paris green and lay them
near the potato rows" II Is said the bugs prefer
the pieces % potato and will not attack the leaves
The blackberry crop promises to be an abundant
one.
Embellishments candidates for the vari-
Gus Offices 10 be hllcd this Fall looming up
here and there in the supper end" The 9th dis
trict has two candidates for House Of Delegates,
two for Commissioner, and one or two for Treas
urer. willis, in the 9Th they are too numerous to
mention. Each Of the aspirants have their friends,
land also their enemies,l and ne look for lively
time between now and the time for holding the
convention. What willthe Republicans do Run
. straight-out or . mon partixan" ticket? .
"stalwart" or q "haif-breed 20 OBSERVER.
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An iiinsirstisn Of the prostahisness Of buying
the best stock IL shown In the experience Of Mr..
I. Alex. Seth, Of BALTIC. county, With the Jersey
COW, Arawana Buttereup. shswas bought BY him
May 2eth, Isse, for $3.50. June iith, lsse. he
cold her calf Tor $25e, and May 2sth, 1881, an-
ether Cor $500. thus within year making profit
ef e7oe, and the Gov clear she having In the mean
time given 50 lks. Of milk per day, and made since
her last calf 81 the rate Of Is lbs. Of butter
mar we~k -Amerseas Farmer.
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Luthervilie Female Seminary.

The commencement exercises of Luthervile
Female Seminary win take place In the following
order:
Sunday, June 18th, at ~ A. NJ, Baccalaareate
sermon BY the Principal
Monday. June 13th, p. NJ. 81 Glass Ivy ex.
ercisss; address BY George Z. Nelson, Rsq., Of
Baltimore at p. M, Junior exhibition.
Tuesday, June 18th. ct 10 A. NJ, annual re-
union aud address BY Rev. A. G. Fox, Of Va; nj
SIP. NJ, graduating exercises, eonferring dipio.
mas, &e.
To all these exercises the public Il cordially In.
vited. BY the kindness Of the superintendent Of
the Northern Central Railroad special train will
be run from Baltimore 10 Lutherviile, leaving
Baltimore at 5.l5 p. ~. and arriving 81 Luther-
willie ct 7.t5. Returning, leave Lutherville at
li.3e each evening.
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MARRIA0ES.

JOYCE-cOLE.-On the ID instant, at Madison
avenue M. 4. church, BY the Rev. A. N. courts-
nay. VIM. II. Joyce. sf Baltimore, 20 Miss Eva
NJ. Cole, Of Lake Roland.
BREcHT-PABST.-0n May 80. by Rev. DR.. A.
Schwartz, George Brecht, Of Baltimore. and
Catharins Pabst. Of baltimore county.
sTEvENS-EDwARDs.- the "a instant, by
Rev. ]. II. NJ. Lemon. Wilson T. Stevens and
Sallie A. Edwards, both Of this county.
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Picnic ut Dairy Grove.

A pic nis will be held at GrOom's Dairy Grove.
adjoining Towsontown, on Tuesday, June 18th,
commencing at =. NJ. Diapers band will fur.
nish the music. Rcfre.hments Of all kinds at
moderate prices.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-06-11
Measles Observation-Disclosures Difficulties.

A correspondent at waverly. York road. write,
follows: "Measles Is prev ailing TO an alarming
extent in this section, DR.. Reiehe having over one
hundred cases. Mr. Brown, on Gorsuch avenue.
has six children III with IL. Mr.. Hyatt one and
Mr.. Smith four. The little ak year. old laughter
Of Mr.. y. II. Patterson, Jr., Is very low with Il,
she having an attack Of Group at the same time.
"a young married woman living in thi, neigh
borhood. after whipping her little daughter in a
most brutal manner. bruising her neck and face 50
since deserted her husband and children and has
not been heard from. II Is supposed she has gone
home 20 her mother. II Is said her husband will,
In few days. enter proceedings for divorce
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Active Steps to Suppress tho Nuisance

The committee appointed by the property own
ers and others for the purpose Of devising means
90 suppress the jenkins nuisance, reported at
the meeting on Saturday night last, that they had
accomplished their purpose, in so Ear that plan
Of action has been decided upon. They reported
that Mr. Benjamin Kurtr, Of the committee, had
proceeded 10 Towsontoun and notified the States
Attorney Of the contemplated action, and arrabg-
ed 90 secure early hearing from the GRIND Jury.
In order 20 improve their chances Of success in
the matter Of indictment, the committee went over
the entire section In which the nuisanees CON-
planned % vsrs said 30 exist. They made .
thorough examination. and were afterward grant
ID . hearing BY the Grand Jury, TO whom they
described the nuisances they had just left, al the
same time furnishing the names Of ffteen sddi.
tionai witnesses. In conclusion, the report stated
that indictments will be sure 10 follow, n over
vhsllaing and positive proof hes been furnished.
On motion, the report vas sceepted, and the same
committee, with the exception Of Mr.. kurtx, who
vas deputed 10 assist the State't Attorney In the
prosecution, Vas continued, DR.. Coz filing the va
eaney. The committee was further authorised 20
request DIR. Steusrt, the health commissioner Of
the city, 20 take the necessary steps In the matter
provided for In such eases BY the city ordinance.
The State Board Of Health vas also requested 10
cooperate.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-06-11
DEATHS.



HARRIsON.-At waveriy, on June }. Herbert
Miller, aged ? years and months, fourth son
Of Josiah and Elizabeth Harrison.
wALKER.-On the 9Th instant, Of consumption.
Of over 10 years. Maria, In the 6ist year % her
age, the beloved wife of Elias Walker, and
daughter of the late Anon and Ann Aier.
PEASE.-At Caiverton. Baltimore county. 9Th Of
June. Francis Pease. In the seth year Of his age.
sADTLER.-0n 5th % June. Samuel D.. In the
leth year Of his age. son Of c. Columbus and
Mary r. sadtier.
fITZGERALD.-At H.mpdsn Village. June 5.
Johanah Fitzgerald, In the ts,h year Of her age,
wife Of Peter Fitzgerald.
0ILL.-At Mantua, May 36th. n. 0rrick, aged }
months and u days. only child Of Joseph and
Florence Z. Gin.
KR0ZER.-At Muitiaors. baltimore county, June
q, at 2 A. NJ. Martha A, beloved wife Of DR..
John J. X. kroHer.
cARPENTRR.-0n the 9Th Inst. Ann Carpenter,
In the esth year &C her age. daughter Of the late
Lake and Elisabeth MeuymAn.
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co,ored Church Robbed.

A few nights ago the African n. Z. church at
Back River. 18Th district. vas broken open and
robbed % istbies, Sunday school books, &c. sil-
lain who could Be guilty Of 90 mean an act ~ 10
rob ehureh-espeeially poor eolorsd church
should, u discovered, be very severely punished.
The oncers 81 the Law should pot forth their best
saoFts 20 bring The seoundFsls 20 justice.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-06-11
Colorad Boy prownad

A colored boy named David Breckenridge, aged
n year.. while bsahing In the stream nsAr the
railroad bridge at 0wings Mills. last Sunday
afternoon, got beyond bis depth and being unable
to swim was drowned before assistance reached
him. The body was recovered.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-06-11

fair and festival Cor the bsnset of Trinity
church, Long Green, win BE- held at the residsnes
% 0sa. ]. n. Trimbis, Duiany's Valley, Tuesday
end Wednesday evenings, June ltth and 18Th.
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Insurance Risks on Cannorios and Steam
Threshers.

The Board of Directors Of the Mutual Fire In
suranee Company Of Hartford county held meet.
ing at beiair, on Tuesday ini ast week, fourteen
Of the eighteen members being present.
Il was resolved that the company Will insure
canning houses and their contents at y minimum
rate Of ten per cent, where the insurance 10 TO
continue from year To year. but where the insur
anec L. To- ON the first of January next en-
suing. the rate will be ieea per cent. the basis
Of the premium note.
In regard 10 riskr for the u,c Of steam engines
for thrcshing or other purpose. n resolution was
adopted authorizing the secretary or any director
to gran: such risks ut charge of NO, less than
Eve cents per day on each 500 insurance upon
any building or other property put in jeopardy by
the use Of steam engines.
II was also provided that annual risks for the
use Of steam engines may be granted by the secrc-
tAry or any director. nj q minimum rate Of %
cents on each $500 Of property insured.
Certain conditions. which every prudent man
will checrfully comply with, are attached 60 the
granting of risks for the Of steam engines, but
none of them Of such n character as to cause any
ineonv enience in using such engines.
The directors also ordered the following pay
ments of losses To Howell =. Germon, Of Balti-
more county, SIiI for damage to building to
WIN. 4. lIanway. $3.50 for ioss Of tenant house ::
10 ID. T.. Wilson, - for damage to mill.
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Emory Grove Camp Meeting.

A large meeting Of ministers Of the Methodist
Episcopal church was held in baltimore Monday
night 20 consider the Reorganization Of Emory
Grove Camp Meeting Association. Rev. DIR. l..
y. Morgan was chosen president. The object Of
the meeting vas TO approve the action Of MessTs.
Joshua REGISTER. =. Hanson His. d. y. Bennett
and Rev. u. u. Carroll in purchasing the camp
grounds from the late Emory Grove Association.
Mr.. Carroll proposed that the Methodist churches
Of the Baltimore Conference take the matter in
hand. and Il was decided 10 do 90. and TO hold
camp there, rs usual, in August. A. the State
laws will not allow church in it, own name TO
hold more than Eve acres Of ground, he proposed
that one hundred ineOrporators be named. These
should be selected from the churches and 90 hold
the property for the churches. Hieh church
would be represented By its pastor ami one lay
man. This will be about seventy four of the re-
quired number, who are to select the other twenty
SIX. II vas decided 10 ask each church 10 select
its layman this week, and the seventy -four will
meet next Tuesday evening at the First Church
aud complete the list Of the one hundred ineorpo.
rators. Rev. d. II. Carroll. W. J. Hooper and
Lewis L. Cole were appointed to draw mp charter
for the new association. A resolution was adopt
Cd pledging those present, far practicable, TO
reimburse the gentlemen who bad bought the
property and to pay OF all the old debts thereon.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-06-11
McCORMICK'S
Harvesting
Machinery!

Harvesting
Machinery!
The unprecedented success which attended the
use Of the Mccormick Machines during the har-
vest of 1850 enables TO offer them 10 the public
with renewed assurance Of their merit The Self
Binders sold IN lSsO gave entire satisfaction TO
every purchaser. Their great simplicity. dura-
bility and thorough operation in the field brought
forth the highest commentator and praise from
all. For the harvest Of lssi We are Offering the
Irvine well rs Wire Binder with latest imprO,e g.
ments.
THE MCCORMICK
NelElsaking Reapers. Dr0ppers
and New Iron Mowers
posses advantages which need only To be seen TO
be appreciated.
Billiards. Hay Tcldcr. Iiagcrstown Horse Rake,
Foust's Hay Loader. Fitzhugh's Hay Unloadcr,
Empire Threshers aud Steam Enginc.. Rye Thresh-
ere. Corn Planters, Malta Shovel PloH,, Wheel
Cultivators.
The Oliver Chilled Plow.
IL warranted TO do good work, scour in any soil,
run lighter than any pillow in use. Over 500. 900
Of these plows now In the hands Of farmers fully
attest their merits.
Patent Galyo hiIed Steel DaTbej Fencing. No 9th.
or Fencing so cheap or put up easily or quickly.
FERTILIZERS Op SrANRAEB BHANbS-Grilffk a.
Turner A"iRai Rome Pio,phaf,. a high grade
phosphate prepared from animal bone, has given
great satisfaction and Is popular wherever known ;
iik"iiMe Plant Foodis especially adapted to corn.
wheat, potatoes and vegetables requiring fertilizer
rich in potash; Griffith 4 Turner 5 Cnstcancd Raw
Bone. Slinglun-s and bakers Dissolved Bone. Tur.
ner's Excelsior and Phosphate. Holloway Ex-
eeisior and Phosphate. Listers Phosphate. White.
locks vegetator, Peruvian and 0rchila Guano.
Plaster, Acid and Chemicals for compromising fer
tiliEers. Repairing Of all kinds at shortest notice
Gss-Send for descriptive circulars.
GRIFFITH d. TURNER.
May2s,'sly.l 81 anI ~ y. Paca -.
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Extension OF Edmondson Avenue.

Complaint is made Of the delay in completing
the construction Of Edmondson avenue extended,
work upon which was begun come years ago.
Considerable money was paid on the original
sessment. of the parties assessed pay ing all.
others only part. and some few nothing al all at
the time. At the last sersion Of the Legislature
new assessment was ordered. those who had paid
upon the previous assessment being allowed pro
rata for the amount paid in. The new assessment
amounted 10 about $27. 900 and one-third Of this
sum only has been paid In. Some, however, who
had not paid before came up and paid the whole
amount for which they were assessed. A good
many who had paid before have failed 60 settle for
the balance due. The examiners, Messrs. George
n. Carman. Samuel Brady and Edward Rider,
state that they are not disposed 10 contract for
work amounting 10 some So 600 when they only
have onethird Of the amount IN hand. The work
will be pushed forward ~ soon as the money IL
paid In. They propose To enforce payment u de-
linquents do not settle. II 10 stated that II
the contract had been awarded about three months
ago the work could have been done for IS per cent
less than now, on account Of wages being lower nj
that time. Those who have paid their full assess.
ment naturally feel aggrievea that there should be
such delay In fnishing the avenue, compelling
them to drive around the Frederick road aud pay
toll, In addition 10 the ineonv enienee.-!San.
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!Sloes !Shoes.-If you want FIRST. elass hand
made shoes 70 to Phipps Bros.. next door to the
postoffiee. Towsontown. A great variety Of all
kinds Of shoes constantly on hand. R,Pairi-g
Pro@Pfiy dose.
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Thomas Philpoi, Esq., the present Regis
ter Of Wills, will be candidate for that Office this
fall II is safe TO say that no more reliable or e.
icient man could be found in Baltimore county.
He has been connected with the Office for some
eighteen years and u thoroughly familiar with all
its duties.
At the usual monthly entertainment Of the
Towsontown high school, held on Friday after
noon Of last week. Miss Florence Emory. daugh-
ter Of WIN. u. Emory. Of this place, won the spell
ling contest aud vas awarded the prize, a hand
some copy Of Josephus' works, presented by the
principal.
At the ifth annual commencement Of J ohns
Hopkins University. held on Monday last, the
degree Of Bachelor Of Arts was conferred upon
John W. Brown. Of Govanst0wn, and John John
son, Owings Mills, Baltimore county. Mr.. John
son was formerly n student Of the McDonogh
Farm School.
Tomorrow SUNDAY, June 1?th,) will be
chiidren's day at the Towsontown ". T.. church
and the services will be Of an unusually interest
ing character. On Wednesday evening next the
Sunday school Of the church will give . literary
and musical entertainment for the benefit Of the
school. Admission 20 cents.
At . meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of
the Northern Central Railroad. held in Phiiadcl.
phia on Wednesday, = semi. annual dividend Of
per cent. was declared. This Il the second divi.
dcnd declared In four years, the last being y
per cent. and was paid last January. The stock
of the Company l. blooming" right along.
Among other premiums offered by the Bal
timore County Agricultural Society are the fol-
lowing to the pupils Of the public schools: For
best specimen of penmanshiP exhibited by any
pupil Of the public schools Of the county, a prize
of 81 second best, DO, 81; for best specimen of
free. hand drawing, - second best, do, 81.
Last week = gentleman advertised for sale.
in the columns Of the USioS, a combined Cham.
pion mower and reaper and this week n number
Of persons have applied at this Office 10 make in
h. .1.t H..
no doubt be able to sell . half dozen machines u
he had them. IL pays 20 advertise In the USIoS.
a petition, signed by the predicate OF all
the prominent insurance companies In Baltimore
city. setting forth the necessity Of protecting the
Belt against ere. vas hled with the County Com
missioners this week. The petition also recon.
msnds that Holloway's chemical engines DO used
for the purpose, and Il Is probable the Board will
make contract with Mr.. chas. 7. Holloway ~
supply six engines at \ cost Of about $4,000.
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Coal oil Mills, Tanks, dc.

Ec- Order. for work or repairs will NEE,
With prompt attention. lfeb.?6.'sly.