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The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21
Uncomfortable Sleeping Quarters.

A usll.known bishop. eminent in hi. position
aud in personal dignity during the exercise Of his
sfeiai duties vas once quar,ered upon the Wealth.
cst resident Of a certain village. whose wife
ehaneei To be auay from home. The bishop. With
grim humoE. frequently complains at being put
into the spare room. which i opened especially for
him aud the encouragement Of rheumatism. lie
u uithai slim man, and on this occasion. when
his host inquired how he had slept and hoped he
had passed an agreeable night. he answered with
some vehemcnee. "No. ! did not; passed . very
disagFesable night indeed The bishop depart.
ed. and when the wife of his host returned she
naturally inquired Who had been in the house in
her absence. "Bishop p said the husband.
"Bishop p exclaimed the good woman.--
"And where did you put him TO sieepl" "ln the
spare bed. of course" "In the spare bed 20
shTisked the horriaed matron. "why. put all
the silverware under the mattress before J went
away"
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21

ioth and nth Di,tricts Temperance AL
nancs.-The alliance has held tWO important
nsstings this month. one at Perry Hall, in the
iith district, and the ether at Monkton, In the
inrs. there exists strong local option sen,iment.
uhieh promises active uork and an almost united
Vots fur the cause. The meeting NJ Monkton wRs
he'll IN Friday evening. April l5th, In the n. T..
ehuneh. Addresses HeTe made by Revs. u. l..
nathharn, J. y. Davis aud others. Fifty names
usfs recsitsl far membership. The next meeting
uili - held In Daiany's Valley school house. Sat.
ufday ersninr. April 2sth. A good literary pro.
Framws is In preparation. II.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21

All Is No; Gold Tha; on,,sr.

E-,a 'i' Br.'oa TraH.crig'.
I've admired an unknown woiaaa al winter. 20
remarked a nan the other day ".he ua' stylish.
well dressed. carried herself sell. bat heard Der
speak today All the charm vanished" "wha;
did she say 3" some one asksi. "oniy to- words.
A companion il a store asked her question. g
which she replied in the Affirmative You be; % 90
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21

~ The cecil Dca"craf of last week says
The Annapolis Adrsri,.sr thinks eX.Judge Ora
son could unfold tale whose iiehies, word would
harrow up Governor IIamilton's reform" soul.
There /. also an impression abroad tha, the board
Of Public Works nigh, abasb the Governors pro-
fessions about a non. partisan canal. But then
theory and practice always would clash. Aud
echo answers yes. for the Maryland politician
who has acquired all the Prsws's he enjoys by
his .kill in packing conventions. nov deneunees
the monstroas sin of convention packing. Aud
thi. mans name Is not Hamilton. nor 10 he
friend of Hamilton.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21
A Carmen. Made o. Natural Flowers.

Neir York Maii nri Ef!.r....
\; dinner party a lev JAy,Ags young mar.
rei lady. Who is celebrated fororisinali,y in nat
ter, of dfes', appeared in black satin dress ~ith
Sai.;eoa, OF Ve.i composed entirely oi nAtufAl
flowers only small flowers we're used aud they
wet- sewed On a foundation u muslin. The eses;
Wa '-Vssfcvti. iU,r;..
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Miscellaneous.
rs TT YOU

Reader. who said you would like 10 get such nice
fitting Clothing as City people wear. rather than
the Wholesale goods commonly soid 10 most stores
This will tell you how 20 do IL. The very large
increase In our business the past allows us
20 make still lower scale oi prees than ever be-
fore, and you can save enough In buying from us
TO pay for your trip TO our city.
The garments We sell are manufactured under
ourpersonai supervision. upon the premises there
BY securing the best sewed aud htting Clothing
ever produced. Our goods made for the indi.
vidual wear Of our patrons and not for Wholesale
ing. We sell them With = positive guarantee
therefore No one runs any risk 10 buying NJ our
house. We indulge IN no kind of show or preten-
sion, that only result in increased prices but
depend on the merits of our goods aud genuine
low prices to hold and gain patronage. Upon
these statements We invite you to call and look
through our immense stock of new styles aud
fashionable designs. Any garment not entirely
sAtisfaetory will be gladly exchanged or money
refunded.
Go- BE sure aud first call ulon
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21

Cattle Nuisance.-The wooJberry Cl;eper
objects very seriously TO the driving of cattle 10
and from the States scales through that town.
How the scales % be reached By people living
In the eastern portion of the county " not By way
Of woedhcrry OF MI. Washingtoni u says: "To
avoid the city the drorers are compelled 10 bring
their cattle through Bateher's lane, up the Reis.
tsFstoun turnpike 10 woodberry avenue. aud
thence 10 the Falls road. Charles street avenue,
York road, etc., TO their destination
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21

Death OF an Aged Woman Mrs. John
D. Eassr. II Belfast, sth district. an account of
uhas~ ars and family Ne pvhlished last week.
died 80 Wednesday evening In her g3d year. She
has sirhi shiiiFen living. via; William c. Rnser,
kdward KnssF, Joseph Enssr. Mrs. Alex. Dance
ana Mfs. ban1 nresks. residents of this county,
sat EiJah y Enser. 4 Frederick county. John
kasus. " bAitiuass city. and Lake &. EnsoF, Of
carrsii ssanty. Her Hsmsius we're inferred at
nlaek Rex Baptist ehufch % Friday.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21

The Elkrtdwe Club.-Tha Fikfilrs Fss
uaniisr elsa inasirsf - tss iast hunt q ~
ssaaon 90 Wednesday. Ths meet uas II ths Fsai.
asnes q NJ. rksaas ilsfara. en Charlss stfsst
ssenus. nnd a rfefei q - ens u tks nasl 80.
esssfsl The eiwA has sses ksia. Tha fsn waa rum
ainnasi iuta sinars Akaai tsa psEsoas
asssmtiei a Ne Hstlasnss a NJ nsfeFa. sni
sffsE pwrtaking uf tsry tWbst4Nliai @ianeh. he
srar ssmmsaest snt PFetsa fsfy s1sitinr
The ekAss uMs witnessei ~ many laaiss Tres Ne
clty, whe h4a fiddsn out Il thsiF rnrrisrss. Ihs
fen mads . eirculi sf aheai Zee miiss nna dsa
hlsd - clsssly that ~ 90 hask h wlthim ~
ysrds sf uksFs ~ wss israei issss iIen fhs har
and uas eaurhi sAeft aisianes frsa Ne assnas
-~tAs saartlnw pcimt
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21

Rmory Grove cAmp- Mestin9 .-fAs Em.
cry 0Fess Aaseeiaaian AAEs s3@FtsA fssei@fieas
thai thsY ueald ssfaeallT regussi ths ussisru
Mnfyiana hMiiFuaa ce4FanF g. 80 - safra
trains . ne senF sanaay, aad tAnf thaY
ralnr = raar masaiaT - a. earf - kaatsy.
Ths pseaiasai ~ - sssarlalies ssys A. teiy
asos SO nnaffd rs nntma wAiah nae laaaiei -
tAs poFtiaa = ~ pFapsriy ssass ~ Flisais paf.
tiss aaa eaass4asallI hsss - faaas4 nuaalaiIaaa
- siuns ~ gntaH ea euaaay.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21

Ths Maryiand Central sohsms. The
ustisf = 80 suisfseusut ~ the city q the
hsnif ~ tts Mafyiahd CsutFaf HailFosi con.
pay sss ~ hsfafs ths City Csns.ii comnits.
"a Ways ani Meas araih ~ MsnIay. it va
stated thst tts rumrany hat agfssi D. uadify
tastf Tssiiiaa ~ assiax g. ths sniaftsmsni u
tAs hanas q ~ eampsng e. s4ss aaa insisai ~
sHeA 80. ths sn1rfasment a. ~ mais afier tie
saafistisn q ~ rasi. sai ths eiiy q have =
tfsi hsaftEaxe Tts maitsf was difeasss.i ani Il
i unisssta.f that ths sHFfsssisn q epinioa uas
stssfss . - Ffufssiti.a sithsf isr s1so.eeo %
etaa see
o. fsssfrinr q this hsa tks n.iiimafs H.rsfI
ssyfi ~ths shats = tskes frun ~ -. u Apfii
- tss8s aaa - neshinr nFpsaf8t in "a Hsfaia
q . fmiisf date. - Hssalf sas ekaxrinsI AL
YFpessfea - iaTsstiEsis tks uhYs ani whsrs.
iaFsi, eth tks ieilawlar Fstaii firsf. ths con.
uiitss - Wsyf sni Ness "a aai diseass ths
Mafyisu4 Csnifai haiifoaa matisf Il ths fsasian
rsfsfrsa q. eeussV VasatiY, ssseni, - sapfsssian
q oVinian sss Nd 'sfFsfss q ths yrol,esitisn
sithsf ~ t1sa.qes - saao.eea' Otksssiss The
N-ss ierai y saffeef
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21

es-whAi Susan D. Anshoay says; ~ have
ysarnsd for shy years with deep ysarniAgs for =
boy I have loagsi for dear child. whose velvet
cheeks might kiss and With uAass golden euris
I might play. Baa sflsr reading 'PseA's Bad
Boy, am eoaasnt ta 70 ehillisss ta ny grave
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21

HislQand Park.-Mr. J. I. Trego has taken
the Highland Park Hotel. located In this county.
for the summer aud will run Il In connection with
BsEkely Springs. Mr.. Treso says that there will
be stree, ear Communication between the city aud
Highland Park during the summer.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21

Good Prices.-At the public sale Of Mr..
jesse Dorr, near Providence Chapel. on Monday
last, pair of old mules brought S225 dry cows,
$40 very inferior corn. IS per barrel; chicksns
81 cents piece; turkeys. 50. and = brood SOW
si6.So. Mf. Geo. W. Hook, of Towsontown, uas
the auctioneeF.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21
The Wrong Impression

fnas fhs Haf'is~FsaH.
The gentleman uho j. 4 the opinion iha; -afd.
and circular. are more effective medium fgr al.
sefii.ers than the column. q a veil s.iabiisLsd
AMI widely disseminated Journal. labor. under a
wrong inpre,,ion. T. convince him e BIZ error.
il need only be stated ihA; there ka, recently
CURED ia baltimore proof positive q sha; ve
.,r, After the sesqui centennial trades display.
aui again la,t fall on the occasion of the Ofi9.s
dsmons;raion. there we're millions Jfcafis dgd gers
aud Circular gathered In our street. by the paper
piekefs. from the sale II shieh Hundreds q dol.
lar we're realized. Persohs uho paid for ths
printing 6 such matter never intended then fof
any such fate. They were expected 70 ts read,
bot people will no, pefuse such thingf Thsy
have become too connon-in fact are Looked upon
hy many . a nuisance
The truth b.. thee !, fEsliEI ~ elective
the column q nice clearly printed poruiaf
journal Le; its page Be- irviting. %. sa;;er 10.
,efe'tins. and Il. general Appearance attractive.
20 faf from throwing such paper ir ;as uaste
ba.ke; j; will be carefully preserved ~ the lAlis.
u the househoii Every line i psrussI. aud tie
journal treasured f0r fg;ure reference.
We have made steady progfcss ;hf9sga nq-s
than decade e year. Anl made .. TOO. tv
strict adherence % legitimate i0BrnalIn.. We
have cent ogi - bAud wagars. nor have ue uafk.
such desperate ea0f;s amoun; O. roihing stat.
ever Ia enhancing the value g good igurr ai.--
The success achieved by tie wealthy proprietor
o; the isiiies and Weskiss q The riisl states
ha. been accomplished uiihoai resort O. clap.
trap - eAieanery O.: ary ssr; The e-riac;ofs q
ihese journal. have expcnded their u9nty % ite
columns q their pApsrs. e5aifitsiins 20 the 10
iefes; AMI creating desire the part q the pub-
lie 60 read them and 10 msny instances reader.
Ing them q such valas ;Aa; they have cone o ts
regarded as iniispsnsabe.
=c-"See here, you ,lAb sided. leather hi4sl
paFa'iie 60 voeiferAiel angry citizen. rushing
into neu'Papsr Oeies and Addressing the editor.
"you kaou | don't like your shse; Ari an sghi.
ing il. don'i want you 90 prin; ny nAue in {;
again nor give me personal notice. Dye heAr'~
"Yss. I'm listening" replied the editor. cor
rer,oual column il heAiei Men ard Thirg.
Didn't suppo.e elA'sei you in among the Her.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21

Board OF Examiners.-Jadge Fowler has
appointed Messrs. wm. 4. Keech, n. Charles
burke and William Grason q board 60 examine
applicants for admission TO the bar. Col. d. q.
Mcintosh aud Major John I. Yelloti. of the old
board. declined 10 serve. Mr.. keerh vas . mem.
Der Of the former board.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21
Faa,haraA viaItora.-

Feathered visltors.-fhe uaAF,ins. among
the dEst ef the featherei tFihe W retarn 10 the
north upon the opssing of spripa. hare pu. In an
appearance here and nou snlivsn the Early mora
ing With their noisy chaliering.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21

Death OF An Old Stage Driver.-williAm
Fowler, sr., aged co years, died At his home In
Baltimore on Sunday last. lie formerly drove
stage on the Iiookstoun road. Mr.. Fowler leaves
. wife, two daughters and 500.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21

Good Fortuns.-0ur frishd, Rev. Mr.. GLENN,
kas kaa aaashsr streak of good lack this week.
us sHTfsstsi . sish q . nsighbor the other day
that - ueaii hks o. have hen that would ss,
ana Ia a sAst whiie thereafter he was presented
vitk hsn ani hfssi u 70 htiis chicks. lie
says hs hss bssa The Feeirisat q many presents
hut tais y ths NEST slnraiaF enc of the lot.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21

LIST % unciAimsd Lsttsrs remaining IN
ne J~wssu pestsairs Scr the wsek snding April
itth Is,a. uin - ssui q The Dead Letter oflee,
MsF iliA. lds3. " nat called for GeerTe or
haAeFt heisa. eeieFri Mrs. Fannie cele Eitor
nslfimars eg-nty Gausfisi Adoiphus Pierce A.
y. shipisy. sknAH FEasf, ,. N,
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21

To'-soRiorn M T.. CiHrch.-Preaching sunday,
At u a. IN. and at 5.3o p. M. by the pastor, Rev.
W. I. ID. clemm. Prayer and praise meeting on
Wednesday evenings. and class meetings on Mon
day evenings, at $50 o'clock.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21

Counsel Employed.-The trustees of Tou.
sontown ". 4. church have employed Msssrs.
John /. Yellott, :. Parker Bosley aud William $.
Keeeh 10 defend them In the suit Of John 7.
Ensor W. The trustees of the church.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21

~. Johns ". T.. Church. LHihsrriHc.-PTcach-
ing Sunday. at II a. m. and 7.3o 2. m. by the pas
tor. Rev. Vim. Dallam Morgan. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening. at 80 o'clock.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21

Erecting Canning House. Messrs.
Davis Bros, Peter kesrer and Mr.. Baseman have
foFmed = 90 partnership for the purpose Of con.
dueting the canning business at Butler, this
eeunty. rhey have already oommenesd the cree
lion of buildIngs for the purpose aud expeet 10
40 a large huelnoas
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21

Baiiis,orc Circuit ~ =. CLHrrh. Preaching to-
morrow at Epson Chapel, at u n. IN: at Warren,
at , p. M; at PineGrovc. at = ?. m.
REv. J. X. NICHOLS, Pastor.
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Sale OF Boo,hoy Hin.-col. :. n. /

Sale OF Boothoy Hill.-Col. :. n. Hyde. Of
Long Green. has sold his BoOthby Hill farm. sit
uatei in Hartford county, to Mr. George A. Nc.
Gas. the weil.known mattFass Manufacturer of
baltimore. Mr.. MeGaw. being q native of IIar.
ford county and having strong affection for that
soctien secured this place for the purpose Of max
ing Il his summer home. II l. said 20 be = very
desirable property. The price paid has no, been
made public.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21

Tor.oaio,ra PresLyf,riaH ciapst--Preaching
tomorrow afternoon. at - O'Clock. by Rev. ". J.
GIL. Subect-"A second probation denied To the
lost great mercy"
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21

To TnI PE"rLr % BsLtiNoHE COr>1Y.-We in.
yi,e attention 10 our new line Of Autumn and Win
ter Boot. and Shoes. which we are Offering a, IN
u-ually attractive prices. Geuilcmen's ine call
hand seWel button boot. Tor So; f.alies' hani.
se~ed button bou;s for $500 l.aies Misses aud
Children, fne custom shoe. speciality I; Wil
pay you {" rive us call. GrNEY. BErsWonrn &
Co. Opera House Shoe Store. - y. EuiaW street
Baltimore. Nd.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21

rs-The barometer indicates the changes in
the atmosphere an the weather n considerable
time in advance of the period when they become
actually Perceptbie. hut nos comes Mexican
ssvant Who prOie'ses to have invented an ins,ru-
men, capable Of indicating the coming Of an
earthquake several days before Il actually occurs,
and Of showing the intensity Of the sub,erraneAn
disturbance. Tn first thought such an announce
msnt strikes the reader as being an imPossibility.
bat there Is no good reason to suPPose Il Is more
difficult to invent such an instrument than the
Thermometer OF barometer.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21
From Lavender Hni, Hartford Road =.

Mf. joseph Duncan u making considerable i'm.
pfovemeht o. his lately acquired property at
Lavender Hill. lie l. improving hi house aud
putting up wire fence in front of the place
The junior preacher 81 Great Falls Circuit
prea-hei IN able sermon a, Iiiss' church on sun.
DAY last.
The patronage connected With Iliss' church,
Hartford road. Is having some improvements al.
dsd g. IL 10 the way of new porchcs. new roof ac.
which will add much 90 the appearance d the
buildinE.
The farmers aud gardeners Of this section are
basiiy engaged with spring work.
The health of the neighborhood Is good.
col. llauison Adreon. postmaster at baltimore.
uili move g. his residence On this road IN the
eauffs of IA seek ~ tao for the .uinncr.
NIeILANT.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21

Painful Accident.-A German, employed on
the farm Of Mr.. James Lyon. near Pikesviiie, ID
district. met With very painful accident on Mon.
day last by having his arm drawn into fodder.
s~i,.s. cutting and bruising u in such manner
thai u had 10 be amputatsd. Tho operation vas
performed by Dr. Christopher johnson. Of Balii-
more. assisted by Dr. n. l.. MAYOR. u Pixies
vile. The unfortunate man has large family
Of children depending on him for support.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21

Farm aold--Mf. yssss DosS has sold his
fFm. aaislainr Frsvlasnss Chapel. sth district.
aat shaat u mliss fssm Tsss.ntsun. formerly
susea ~ ~ l.ls lessFh raFks, - Mr.. George
Mlnw 81 mhauf ea.oee.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21

HASb'MADE SnoEs.-Alfrei Phipps. on Dsla.
ware avenue. in rear Of Ady's hotel. ToWsonioun.
makes TO measure all kind, q laiy's and gen; 2
shoes and boots. Correct siyles and 10 guaran-
teed. Repairing promptly done.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21

NV RESEnY heretofore ku5wp a. "Palmona'
will hereafter be called New Life. the Grea, Cough
Remedy. Price 80 cts. Sold by druggist. 4.
u. Mei,ee. Proprietor. Baltimore Nd.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21

WALsER Boors.-If you want Walker Boot.
call on Jane. Phipps. boot aud shoe dealer. next
door 60 Posiofice. Towsonicun
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21

rs-AR indiguans lsnalssa whites that he adopt
81 calls of krs escape rope In bis bedrooms. and
that ahFss guests sueeessfally escaped. though
there was no Gre. They len unpaid bills.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21

HALLocE's Nav SEEp SToRE.-The new Agfi-
cultural Implement ini Seed House of T.. u. Hal
lock i. located NJ 81 y. Green street, second door
north oi Lexington Market. Baltimore. Roland
Chilled Plo~s. the Young America Corn ani Cob
Mill. Corn shellers, Hay and Fodder Cutter. and
Agricultural Implements of all kinds. Agen, for
the Champion Grain Drill. Cue'. Original An
moniaiei Bone Phosphate.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21

"Hair OF tho Dog ."-Towsontswn being
overlooked with dogs aud fearing that some of
our citizens at some time or other may have the
misfortune 10 be bitten By a rabid animal. We
publish the following recipe from tie .SUHaay
N.rs cit used 10 lie said that the hair Of the
dog il good for the bite II has now been dis
covered that IL j. the liver Of the dog that T. good
Tor the bite. Al least. such !. the announcement
nov seriously made. !, l. claimed that this Is
sure. certain and effective remedy against hydro
phobia. Kill the dog promptly after he ha. in.
nicted the wound aud apply his liver 60 the place
This organ. il IL claimed. has the power of re-.
moving by absorption the virus or poisonou. mat.
ter left by the dog's teeth. and immediate relief
aud permanent cure will follow. but would il not
be wiser 90 take the liver out Of the dog before
he biteth' This would be more certain and efhca-
cious stiii"
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21

TriRiiy Church. Long Grsen.-Scrvices by Rev.
A. j. Barrow. rector. every sunday afternoon. at
~ o'clock +. VI.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21

Fsa.s fAs b-rliagfsa Harkess.
The dade has too watch .ehnins and no waseh.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21

rg-Ths Baltimsss Tri1-as says ,Omsof Mayor
whyts's most Intimate friends announce THAI -
10 again eanaidsss ioF Msyoral,y heAass.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21

N. Johns y. T.. ClHrcI. iag.riiic.-Scryiccs
every Sunday uornins, nj iS.!s o'clock. By Rev.
A. J. Barrow, rector,
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:. CLEAyELANb. of the firm of T. H. Cleaye.
land. ljs Gay st.. having sold out would be pleas
Ell TO his old friends and customer. AZ the store
of VI. Lieblich 4 Co.. lts Lexington street. near
Howard. where he will be able 90 show them a
large and choice selection Of goods. and oer best
Inducements
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21

SLWiSc MA'uiNE..-I attn prepared t. ,ay 10
the pub ic that can furnish them With any kiui
of SeAing Machine, such a. the Royal Il. John.
Domestic. Genuine Singer or any other Sinser.
Howe. Remington, Hartford. ETC. etc Prizes
from S2j to Sij. Also. Needle and attachment.
for all machines. Best oil. warranted no; g. gun.
Give a call pr send for circular. J. Y. HrN.
pERSoN. Office Towsonioan. Nd
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From powha,an. "a pIs,rlc,.-

from roWnhthni "a Dlstrict.-l mere u
nothing very noticeable transpiring here at pres
ent. Now that sprins has come. the people have
gone right down 60 hard work. Farmers are
bssiiy e-s~s-l pssp.'iag ihe ground for spring
erops. In our mills there j. no less activity Tho
hum e the spindle. the bubble of the dye. pot,
the elank of the anvil aud the "wh0a" of the
pioW-boy i ample proof that the citizens Of Pow.
hatan and the white Grounds" are n thrifty
people. attending % their own business and grant.
ing tho sane privilege 70 Others.
Our literary society Il kept 10 full blast and IL
meeting. are always highly interesting. The Mt
Olive Literary Society Is also in hourishing con
ditinn.
Maunt Alto rrc.byterian church on SUNDAY ias'
aud sas addressed by Mr. woollcn. secre;ary of,he
county alliance. ItNill meet on sunday next, 22d
At VT. Olive ". T.. church at : p. m. The public
cordially invited 60 attend. some good speechc.
are rrpmisei. r.
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LOCAL ITEMS.
Religious Notices.

TSisiiy T.. a. CAHrcA, ,Tosssonfo,ra.--Preaching
Sunday by the rector, Rev. W. II. II. Powers. at
II a. IN. and ! p. m. ALSO Wednesday night ser
vices at y o'clock.
There will be preaching at Lutherville. by Rev.
W. II. II. Powers, in the Public Hall. every sun
day afternoon, at 81 o'clock.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21

Jrs-The Baltinorsaa says there are nineteen
young ladies attending one Episcopal church In
the northern par, Of the city, whOse aggregate
wealth will probably be Sis.ooe.e 600 q, no ds,an,
day. and not ono has = saitor. Nevertheless, men
are charged with being msresnary aud wildly
an nNinns 70 aacnrr rieh NiYas.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21
BUSINESS LOCALS.

kEAb Tmis.-The easy motionci Royal 81 John
Is the beet Sewing Machine; ha- many valuable
points embraced in n" other machine. 4 trial ai
this ~iil convince the operator of the sane. You
can run Il all day With one loot. Runs g.SH",d
or L"'k''nrf without breaking thread ~ needle
and the sewing always runs from the operator.
No hole. 10 thread through but the eye oi the
needle. The shuttle can be threaded ia the Ma-
chine. Sell. setting needle. stop melton h. Nind
the bobLi''. Very high arm, Wiih many other
valuable points. beautiful in construction cheap
aud ssWs all kinds ot good. old machine. taken
10 exchange. send for circular u Royal -. John.
J. y. lIESDEnsoS. General Agent for Bal,imur.
anl Hartford counties. Office TsW,ohiouu. Nd.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21

MR. b. u. CHEsSEr. Of PerrymAn's. Hartford
county. MI. used twelve tons Diamond state
super Phosphate on sugar corn last year-ihi.
year be has ordered twenty tons. lie believe. il
10 be the best.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21

ee-Freisriek Douglass Is soon to marry a
young woman whois described as "nearvy white. 50
Mr.. DouglAss b six,y.six years old and resolves
large fees a. Recorder Of the District Of Colu bia
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21

rG-Gsnsral Lees meaument at Lexinsion.
Va. will be unveiled on June ). jefferson Davis
viii preside. asn. Joseph Z. Jehasoa win he chief
marshal and Major Joha W. Dasisl. orator.