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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-03
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STOCK.-Fiye Valuable and Able Bodied work
ll,rses. = e them Brood Mares: three year.oli
Colts Driving and Riding Mare .; Valuable
Cows, will be fresh IN short time ] Ieafling
lieifor. three year-oid Bull. part Hereford: ~
Graded CotsWuld Ewes aud LAMBS, C0tsW0ld
Buck. 10 Fine Shoais.
FARM IMPLEMENTS. de- four horse
broad tread Wagons. one heavy and the other
light; two horse broad.treai Wagon. nearly
new new Iiorse Cart, jersey Wagon. Top
buggy, in good order. with Pole and shafts; I
Lime aud Wood Bed. stone Bed. Hay Carriage I
Combined Champion Reaper aud Mower. in good
order; Acme Mower, Spring. Tooth Horse
Rake. Cut;isg Box. Wheat Fan. l Threshing
Machine AND Poser Davis Peiton Patent, in good
order; Davis. Highland Chilled Plows. = Davis.
Drag. single and Double Shovel PloWs. Hinge
Harrow, ShoVsl., Forks, kakes, MAtiOeks, Hoes.
Log aud Fifth Chains, Cow Chains, Single and
Double Trees. Spreaders. Quarry Tools, set Black
smith Tools, Hickock Cider Mil, hand power
GrindstOne. Bickfofd 4 Huffman Whez, Drill
In perfect order Roller. Corn Shelters. &e.
HARNESS.-l Get Breechbanis, . sets Lead
Harness. Piov Geafs, set Buggy Harness. Car.
rage Harnsss for two horses. Riding Saddle. Bri.
dies, Wagon Saddle. Housens, Collars. Halters. &c
FURNITURE. 4c.-2 Old.Fashioned Corner
Clocks. in excellent order Beds, Bedding. Bureaus.
? large wardrobes. Tables. Chairs. Book. Case
Wash. Stands. Parior and Kitchen Slaves. CARPETS
oieloth. Kitchen Furniture. Dairy Fixtures. con
,isiing u Churns. Stoneware. CroekeryWare. Re
friecrator. In good order l Pantry safe, Scales
SieelyAfds. Meat Tubs. Ac.
Also, lot q Hay. Corn by the barrel. aboa, !.
zoo III. Prime Bacon. lot II Lard. several Ca,k.
ef Vinegar. lot of Early Rose Potatoes. suitable
Tor seed -; g Peerless Potatoes. lot Of Poultry
tame snI Plymouth Rock.
TERMS OF SALR-Sums of 500 and IN der.
cash On sums over that amount credit II nine
,g months will he given. purchasers giving note.
With approved security. bearing interest from day
Of sale. No goods 20 DO removed until terms are
complied with. :. LEWIS GRIFFITH.
March s.--is.
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MARRIAGES.

BoSLEY-J EssoP.-By the Rev. Samuel Perry.
at Ashland Presbyterian church, on Feb. 2l,i.
George Je.'op. Jr., TO Bette y. Bosley. both Of
this county.
REEHLING- IiELLER.-On the 22d inst. By
Rev. A. =. Drcisb.ch. Mr.. Aaron Keehiing, Of
this county, " LayiRa Keller. of codorus town.
ship. York county. Pa.
JOHNSON IIEADINGTOS. On Thursday. s,h
Of Feb, by Rev :. W. Beach. Philip u. john
son. of Baltimore county, and Emms q. Head.
layton. Of Baltimore.
NANHORN- EVERiST.-On Oct. 4th. isse. BY
Rev. q. q. Baker. William II. vanhora, Of this
county, TO Zoe 81. Everist. Of baltimore.
EBBERT-AMBROSE. Sunday, Feb. 25ih.
by Rev. W. " Hcihs, at the residence Of the
brides parents. Oregon, John II. Gilbert 20
Maiion v. Ambrose. all q ihi. county.
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SOME OF COL. DrrTY's ENDORSE
MENTS,

As IL well known an effort has been made In
some quarters Tor the removal Of Col. c. Irving
Ditty, Collector Of Internal Revenue, aud those
not familiar with the facts might have reason TO
believe that there existed general sentiment in
this direction. Col. Ditty has made no effort In
his own behalf and anything that has been done
locking TO his retention has been done without his
solicitation or knowledge. The Goiowing petition.
signed by ninety one firms. including. with or
two exceptions. all the leading tobacco firms in
his district, speaks for itself;
"To the Prs.idenf We, the undersigned. deal
ere and manufacturers Of tobacco in the city Of
Baltimore, have had frequent occasion TO transact
business at the Office " the Collector Of Internal
Revenue since the ineumbency CT Mr.. pitty; We
have no hesitAney In saying that his management
Of the ohce has been most efficient and courteous,
that Ne have had opportunity from day to day Of
noticing his physical condition. and marked
improvement Il manifest 60 all. We would especial
~ call attention 10 the advantage arising, both q
the Government and tax payers. from Mr.. pity's
thorough legal knowledge. which enables him at
all times 10 dispose Of the many questions daily
arising with promptness and dispatch, without the
annoying delays tina. would occur ifthe incumbent
Of the ofsce not an educated lawyer"
In addition TO the above strong endorsement the
distillsrs, by = committee. have made substantial
ly the same statements to the President. Secretary
Of the Treasury and Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue, aud thus IL will be seen that Collector
Ditty's retention is asked aim0st unanimously by
the business men having dealings with bi. Office.
The Fiah Congressional district Ia, been sPeci-
ally active In Col. Ditty's behalf. and wthou, hi.
knowledge many letters have been sent aud prom
inent gentlemen have gone to Washington TO ak
his retention. declaring tina, change will be dis
as,rous to Republican prospects in that district.
The prsscn, attitude Of the Baltimore Ir.sriraa
towards Col. Ditiy /, we'll known. Recently Mr..
{. c. Fulton wrote a very friendly letter to Col
Dirty, eongra,ulaiing him on his appointment.
&c., and as FAR back a. June 18th. 1870 ,hi. same
Mr.. Fulton wrote 20 iton. J. \. j. Crcswell a. fol-
lows: IL recommend {. Irving Di,ty for L. :.
Marshal. who GnAiiy agreed TO aecep; 1t IL tender
ed, With the condition tina; be vas 70 he allowed
TO retire the day AFTER election. believe that a
rebel Colonel. protesting the negro a; the polls
would be greA; object obtained. backed As he
would be BY thousand sx.rebel deputies. The
President thought - also bs, for some reason has
sinee changed his mind.
And again. ave day. after the asove va. writ
ten. Mr.. Fulton wrote as follows As to the Mar
shaishiP regard the appointment Of Mr.. DIZZY A.
essential to \ vigorous campaign
How well the above endorsements compori With
the present attitude % the Iae-ieaH towards Col.
Dirty We are willing 20 ALLOW discriminating
public TO decide.
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scS-soms time ago We noticed AZ Institution
which was then young 10 Baltimore, and nov We
End IL a grouin w0rk-"The Woman, Industrial
ExehAnge.' This society hA. broAienei it. field,
giving aid 70 many, many women b. selling the
work Of their hands. and lately also it has opened
lunch room on the second door where a superior
meal Is served Of the be-; materials. Thi, - an
other outlet for womans work. FOR the edible, sold
are the eookerie. Of ladies who unfortunately have
to help thsmseIvs, in this grei, battle Of life. We
can only advise our friends pending day in
Baltimore (iadis, aud sentIemeal 10 20 to Charles
and Pleasant streets, where they will no; only
have good lunch bat help those Who mus, help
themselyes.
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Wind he Thinka OF the NormaI school

A reporter Of the Baltimore Hsraid Ia,.ly In.
tcrviewcd a prominent Democrat on the subjsst Of
the publit school system In this State. Aher say
ing tia, he vas an ardent adVocAtc Of public
schools. the gentleman continued as follows; "The
Normal School l. very expensive exotic tackled
on the school system. aud should be suppressed
no matter which party gets control Of the State
IL IL Kind Of family affair. Of no benefit 10 any
save those Who are admitted NJ students, and the
State can't afford such = costly luxury while many
thousands 81 children are starving for little ee
mentaFy knowledge. Why, I see by . Hartford
county paper that Of the teachers are Feceiv.
Ing the enormous salaries Of sl62 year. and u 10
proposed 10 deduct 500 Of that on account Of the
smallpox and the consequent closing % the schools
II 10 all nonsense pay Professor Neweila prince
~ salary 10 educate people for such pitiable
stipend. IL the Normal School 10 Intended 10 ed.
ueate teachers for this fate. u would be much bet
ter for the pupils 10 70 into stores or factories
where they can at least earn enough 10 keep them
In yietuAls aud clothes"
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Correspondence Baifimers CsHsiy rsiss,
HE WANTS TO KNOW.
srrorn Dl.rnlcr. Fsh. 2GiI

SEc0SD DfsrRIcr, Feb. Goth. 1883.
Ms.sr' Losyneeksr Bros. There are n number
Of people In district the In which the Clerk
OF the Court has voting home, wondering Why
his high nigbtines, did no, have a competitive
examination when he put Mr.. Bruce Hook In
"my Office" DID Il require less competition To
III Mr.. HOok's position than II did 20 al the
vacancy caused by Major Gateh's resignation
We know Mr.. Hook, like the Boss Clerk, has a
voting home IN the "a district. Ills other home.
like his bosses. We think, 10 In Towsontoan. We
have no objection 10 Mr. u. having = place We
only want 10 know why the Majors place needed
. competitive examination 10 gu Il and the other
did not. I.
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ns-The PhilaislPhia T'=s. say, Baltimore q.
just nov enjoying sensation In the shape Of a
leading clergyman Who has delivered lecture
opposing local option, Sunday laws. Salvation
Armies andisgislaiive enaetments tending 10 make
people either religious or temperate whether they
want 10 be or not. As the offending doctor Of
divinity Is prominent and Influential bis utter
sness have stirred Baltimore society TO lie very
depths and much warmth and bitterness are being
manifested on the part Of both bis adhsrsn,s and
opponents. lie assumes all responsibility for his
uiisraness and promises to defend them vigor-
ously.
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EBThose who would like To believe that the
good old Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania has gone
over bodily 10 the Democrats should read the re-
turns from the municipal elections held In that
State las, week. The city Of PhiiAdsIphia comes
back to her arst love- while number Of the larger
cities and towns, which had gone little "erook-
ed" for two three years past, show tina, the old
ere still burns and that the Republicans have the
voting strength when they see Ct to exert Il. The
Keystone State will be safely on the winning side
In 1874
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cs-A movement Is on foo, 10 Texas, to accom-
piish VIA, far. seeing men hare !sss urged A. an
agricultural necessity Of the future Il !. to put
end TO the absorption Of small farm, into large
ones. Smaller farms within the working ability
Of the average farmer. and more Of hem, il the
reform desired. The farmers Of Harrison county.
Texas, propose 70 divide their large plantations
into small farms, and TO offer them to actual set
tiers On the ins,allnsnt plan. believing such ae-
ton will soon convert idle lands into profitable
farms, and GIL up the country with thrifty tax
payers.
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rs-"THE rSioS deserve. grsA, credit for the
inispendss, stand it has taken on matter. which
concern the taxpayer Of Baltimore county =
THIS Is VIA, a veil known aud intelligent Dem.
CORA; 'aii. in the presence Of number of his par.
ti.ans. the past week. THs USIoS 10 not afraid
to express it, views on any subjee, and We have
before stated. ne welcome 70 our columns any cor
e'ponden,-RspabIiean or Demoerat--who will
give his ideas in concise aud businss,.Iike form,
ssehs~ing. as far as possible, personalities. exeep,
so far A. they relate to tho short coming. of the
servants Of the nennle.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-03

rfrI Henry r. Torbert, E.q., editor and pro-
pristor Of the Cecil Wig. has been appointed
Deputy Collector Of the Port Of Baltimore in
place Of tho ianented Major VIM. u. DailAn.-
Mr.. TOrber, is gentleman Of intslligenee, life
long Republican, and . man who will wor,hily hll
the place Of his honorsi predecessor. lie Was for
several years Deputy Surveyor Of the Port and
therefore the duties Of hs present ocs will no, be
wholly new 10 him. Me-. Torbsrt Is we'll known
throughout the State and We believe Col. Webster.
selection will be generally approved.
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cs-Ne Jersey ha. deal, out justice to three
men who. by their own confessions. were guilty Of
the crime. With which they we're charged. These
we're the men uho wrecked the City Bank and the
FiGh Ward Saving. Bank Of Jersey City The
was the pFesiien; II the former institution
anl the other. were respectively bis son in Law
aal the head book keeper. All u these men we're
up 90 the hour their rascaiity became public
am NJ tho best known AMI most respected men in
Jersey City. al promiasn, in social an reli siou.
circles They Aai the unlimited confidence Of the
community. anl all the whie they were engaged
in work that broush; ruin upon hundreds Of
their fellow ci,iEens. Bu, justice ha. a, length
been satisfied aui sentences Of ten. six ami four
yeafs Imprisonment; a; hard labor have been me,ei
cut o. these men f1r their crimes. Within the
pas; two year. NeN Jersey Ia, sen, 10 fewer than
eleven ieiautins cashiers and treasurers to Jail
for longer % shorter periods. One iuli think
her supply Of iefaul;ins raseals va, aboa, run
short and - /, oush, to be, unless ,ke is cursed
bey oni ether states in ihi. particular.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-03

re- The Gainesville, Ga. Eayis says: Neither
. few rich men nor one or two large business e.-
tabiishments can ever make q town or = eotnma.
nifty. What |, wanted to insure prosperity 10 q
prosperous population--,ho masses % which are
In comfortable eireamstanee.-and . variety Of
business enterprises. When a community can
boas, Of these. ., may safely be pa, down proc.
porous. ], would pay wealthy land owners every
whore better than any Investment they could pos
sibly make TO encourage such condition Of aaairs
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-03

yrs-s Several intelligent correspondents Of THE
USIoS have lately been discussing the Affairs Of
the county in purely business way and their let.
tiers have been eagerly sough, after and read. We
regret that in a number of instances Ne have 70.
esived orders for extra copies which We have been
unable to Gil. Our colums are always open to the
discussion 81 matters which concern the taxpay.
ers, aud all we ask IL that these discussions be
carried on In 4 business-Iike way. The field 10 q
large one and Il can be worked to the benefit Of ALL
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PERSONAL MENTION.


-Roher, Bonner bought a lot Of land on Finh
avenue, New York, not long ago for S250.o eco. for
which he has refasdd an offer 81 81, 100000.
Senator Tabor. Of Colorado, rising TO make
bis maiden speech the other day, saii "Mr.
President, am paired with the gentleman from
Hampton, Mr.. South Carolina"
Captain J. II. Putnam, the founder Of more
than twenty Democratic newspapers In various
parts Of Ohio now lives quietly Ia chiili.n.ae.-
lie was an intimate fread of Rise up" William
Allen, Of whom he has many "reminiscences.
The Rev. John Jasper declines TO argue any
more On scientific grounds that the sun moves
round the earth. lie Gays that anybody who dis.
believes plain and unequivocal assertion Of the
inspired Scriptures il an inhdci, on whom he will
not wa,te words.
Henry G. Robinson, in n speech at Hartford
said that many Of the mill owners Of New England
were educating their employees In virtue, domestic
comfort, intelligence. aud all good things; but he
also knew Of n man who was laying up $4,000
year while paying little children u cents for ten
hours work.
John Howard Payne's original manuscript Of
"llome. Sweet Home" Is said by n local paper at
Athens, Ga, 10 be owned by u woman In that
place. She has several love letters written BY
Payne. Thore IL no record that the original Of
the famous sobg was preserved and the manuscript
at Athens may be one Of the many copies.
An English society paper states that Mrs
HICKS lsuft ~ thurtiy To &c married To wealthy
nobicman of England. "Sho Is worth" Il says,
'iw0 millions Of pounds herself. aud has survived
three husbands, Mr.. Hicks, Mr. Lord, aud Mr..
Charles O'conor. an eminent lawyer. IL 10 not
known whether she l. now marry ing for love " in
the interest ~ sUine cemetery association
There are eleven States Ia which women can
vote at the election for school directors. Women
for these oniee,," says Susan u. Anthony. care
particular appropriate. since large proportion
OF the school teachers are Of the same sex. find
that they show much more tact than men, as, of
course. they do Ia every position" In these eleven
states the qualifications for voting are in nearly
every instaBce similar 10 those 81 men. In Ken.
tacky, however. women has 90 be u widow to
poll, aud In Michigan taxpayer.
"A Boston woman. and the daughter Of once
wealthy man. being reduced o. ths necessity Of
providing for her own wants. resolved 20 manu-
faciure pickles and preserves for the market. She
told her friends, and they promised 70 become
customers. She found no difficulty In selling al
tina; she could make with her own hands The
next year she enlarged the businrs. Eni the third
she expanded II stiii further. her continent. hav
ing by this time acquired reputation Ia the mark
ct. NOW she l. making net profit of about Sl0-
600 year.
Now they speak Of Crude Petroleum az a rem.
ely for Consumption better not try Il. but take
DR.. Bulis Cough SyTup.-the standard Cough
Remedy 81 our age. IL l. agreeable 10 the taste
never fails 60 cure and costs only Is cts. bottle
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es-The Annapolis Gars1e says: "The Balli-
more county Temperance organizations are con-
ssntrsiing their forces for the campaign next fall.
Baltimore county will follow In the train Of her
sister counties, Howard, Hartford aud Anne Arun-
del. Il looks like prsoOneerted movement ell
along the line In Maryland. State prohibition 10
this State u looked forward 10 with q great deal
Of hopefulness by the advocates Of temperance"
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ee-The Democrats Of Baltimore county are In
beautiful muddle-worse mixed ~, In fact, than
the Pinafore children. AZ present Il looks very
much like they had in prospective q regular Kill
kenny cat eight, and after they have made the fur
ny TO their hearts content the Republicans pro.
pose 10 quietly step In and walk Of with the
nKirea
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The undrTsigned, Executor Of Isaac Twining.
deceased, will sell at public sale. on the farm now
occupied by Edward Lancaster. in Hartford coun-
~, Nd, on the road leading from baldwin Station
20 Pleasantville, about u miles from Upper y
Roads, on
T",sday, March I3'L, 1883. 81 10 "'ci.ek 4. w.,
Tho following Stock. Implements. Provender. &c.
VALUABLE YorNG HORSE. broken TO liar
hess; GOOD WORK MARE, I GOOD FARM
AND ROAD HORSE. PAIR LARGE ABLE
MULES, " HEAD FINE DAIRY COWS, some
with Calye. By their eide. Grade Jerseys JER-
sEY BULL, 2 HELPERS, 6 THRIFTY YOUNG
HOGS, ! foar-horss broAd-tread Wagon and Bed,
! Farm Wagon and Bed, 3 Hay Carriages, I
Spring Market Wagon, Horse Cart aud Harness,
BTeeching Harness. Lead Harness. Stage Harness.
Brides. Collars, Head liai-rs and Lines. I new
Horse Rake, I Combined Moving aud Reaping
Machine. Horse Power and Thresher. Grain Fan,
Corn Shelter. Syracuse and other PloWs, Single
Shovel Plow.. Ilarrows, Cultvators. Forks. Rakes,
SC. Also. lot of Chickens. Also. Dairy Fixtures.
such = dog. Milk Pans, 6 Cream Kettles, large
Churn aud Horse. ? large Butter Coolers. Butter
Box. ia fact everything need'ul for carrying on a
first. class dairy. Also. Corn by the barrel or
bu'he Oats By the bushel. about 20 bushels Prime
Red Wheat. Potatoes by the bushel, Is or 20 tons
Prime Hay. u or u barrels Old Vinegar. and
great many other articles will be on hand on day
Of sale.
TERMS OF SALE.-Ail sums Of $40 and I'M
der cash ali SUN. above $40 credit Of nine 90
months will be given. purchaser. giving notes
With approved security, bearing interest from day
Of sale. HORACE Is. TwfNING. Executor.
March It's
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eo-Ths Pennsylvania Railroad has within the
bonds Of that State 1900 miles Of track. This
does not include side tracks or uble.traeksd
portions Of lie lines. The total length Of the lines
owned, leased and controlled east Of Pittsburg IL
s,s5e.p2 including 800 miles Of canals and ferries.
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jes-The Clerk Of the Supreme Court, whose
ne, fees amounted to $4,000 last year, has been
put upon an annual salary Of 5000 in the new
appropriation bill. Il seems scarcely proper TO
pay . Clerk Of the Supreme Court simos, four
times as much o. a Judge.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-03

Jrs-A gentleman who saw the questions pro-
pounded BY Boss Isaac at his comp titivsexamin-
alton In Baltimore last Saturday, says that he i,
now more eonvincedt than ever that the whole thing
was put up job. lie says he examined the
questions closely and Is satisfied that there are not
them correctly.
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e1-Ths subject Of city extension Is again re-
eeiving some attention. We believe that if the
question was again submitted to the people Of the
Belt Il would carry. THERE'S certainly a growing
feeling towards annexation, and some 20 even so
far as TO want the whole county annexed to the
city. The latter, We believe. would prove an IN.
popular move
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e1-"whatisyour opinion ofthe examination -
vas the hnaI question Of the long ssries PROFOUND
Cd By the "MOdsi Clerk" In his great competitive
examination for clerk in my ofiee." The ques-
tion admits Of moro replies than there were can
didatss for the position sought but the opinion Of
one Of the candidates publicly expressed on tho
street comes very near the truth abou,h; at was
hfst-elass comedy with huge farce for the AFTER
ufaoes
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es-The COLUMBUS (OhiSl State .joHr-ai CON.
msn,s upon the unPleasAn, fact tina, great food.
10 the Ohio river have been followed by deadly
pessileness. those Of Is32 and 1874 being fol.
lowed By the cholera epidemic, which was very
destructive TO life.
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@1-The last question on the list Of Bees Isaae's
civil-ssFsiss aEzIs vas, "what Is your opinion Of
this examination :" Il s safe to say that some of
the applicants have as poor al Opinion Of the sz-
animation % they have Of The Does himself
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TOR SALE,
The Smcdley House -~&E~&
and inelosure. In - E5rSA
TOwsontOwn.

Bounded by Chesapeake. Washington and sus-
quehanna avenues. This is enc Of the mos, prof
table. popular and iaVoriie summer resorts out
side Of the city Of Baltimore. being but six miles
from the limits VI the city. and within two min
ute. walk Of the Maryland Central Railroad and
the York Road Horse cars. The house Is built
% stone, with tin roof. verAndahs. well shaded.
aud Is situated 500 fee; above tide, contains 30
comfortable chambers. large and spacious dining
rooms. pariors, Office. and all necessary adjuncts
TO a hotel. Is-TERMS EASY.
Address. II. l.. BOWEN.
Real Estate Agent, Towsontown, Nd.
NOV
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es-Ths editor Of the Journal prOelaims tina,
In Baltimore county "soms people like to be 'zsd'
on the jury" Il tsis Why certain individual
has said he could "hx" any jury in Baltimore
county, Both assertions are nothing but ISLANDERS
upon The good people Of the county.