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NOTICE.
Twelfth Judicial District Court. Parish Of
Grant, Louisiana.
In the matter of the Succession of Stephen
Y. Lacroix.-No. Is.

Whereas, Mrs. Martha j. Lacroix has
made application to this court to be APP
pointed administrative of the succession of
Stephen Y. Lacroix. deceased, notice is
hereby given to all whom it may concern
to show cause within ten days from the
date hereof why the same should not be
granted.
Witness the Honorable W. F. Blackman.
Judge of said court, this 26th day of De-
cember, A. d. 1852.
s. r. SHACKELFORD, Clerk.
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NOTICE.

In the matter Of the Succession of Daniel
Duncan, No. 26-Probate Docket, 18th
District Court, Parish of Grant. State of
louisiana
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One Saw, Mill and appurtenances.
A map of these lands will be exhibited
on the day of sale.
Terms-One-half cash and one-half pay
able in twelve moths.
e. MCKNIGHT.
d16-6t Administrator.
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SUCCESSION SALE.


DY virtue of an Order Issued to me in
ID my capacity ~ Administrator Of the
succession Of Meredith Calhoun. deceased,
by the Honorable Asristides Burbin, Judge
Of the Twelfth Judicial District Of the
TO the aforesaid Succession, l win offer fol
sale, ut public auction. to the last and
highest bidder. in front Of the Court HOUSE
door, inthe tOwn'0f Collar, parish Of Grant,
within the hours prescribed By law, on
SATURDAY, january 30. 1888.
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" Use

opportunities remain In poverty We offor 3
great chance to mako money. We want many
men, women. boys and girls to work for MS right
work properly from the start. The business VIII
pay more than ten times ordinary wages. Ex-
pensive outfit furnished free. No one who en-
vote your whole time to the work, or only your
spare moments. Full information and all that
is needed sent free. Address
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JUDGMENT.

The State Of Louisiana, 10Th Judicial Dis
trict Court, Parish Of GrAnt-No. 228,
November term, A. d. 1884.
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

| Twelfth Judicial District Court Psrish of
| Grant, State of Louisianx-No. $50.
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lusIN's fLAvOaING EXTRACTS,

COMPLETE LINE OF
GROCERIES & DRUGS
Always nm HAND. i1S-1y
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People are slwsys ON the lookout
for chances to increase their earn
ings, and in time become wealthy;
those who do not improve their
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HArt's Bitters, Hart's Seidlitz Powder,
Hart's Cod Liver Oil. Harris Essence
! Jamaica Ginger. Parker's Ton
lu Cough Syrup,
Wright's Worm Confcc'ions, Parker's In
sect Powder. Norton's Liver Pills,
and numerous others.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-06

From Warren, 9th Dlstrict.-On wednes.
day evening", 2Tth ult., the Sunday school Of thi.
place held its annual Christmas celebration in the
church. whore a large audience had Assem- bled.
The church was handsomely trimmed aud deco.
rated with fesioOn' Of evergreens and n large
platform was erected over the altar, behind which
were the words, "Glory 10 God In the Highest. .
and "a Happy New Year." with several other
notices appropriate 90 the occasion. The exer-
eises were Of a varied and interesting character.
consisting of Christmas songs. rccitaiions and
dialogues. Mr. Duncan delivered the address oi
welcome, which was plain and practical and well
suited 30 the occasion. following with music ai In.
tcrvais and responses by n large number of the
boys and girls. The exercises being closed the
children. numbering about l50 received their ba
OF confcctions with that pleasure aud delight only
knoun 10 the ysathful mind.
ON the 3ls; of Dec. the school held its annual
election for the ensuing year. resulting as follows
Thomas johnson. superintendent; Reuben Glad
fcltcr, assistant Jasnes ToTrington, SECRETARY
T.. Green, librarian; l.. u Donaldson, assistant.
Faciofy operations we're suspended during the
holidays bet all have agAiD FstHrned 10 their re-
spective duties.
A revival service usii essamenee at this church
on Sanday, 18th inst, nnaer tue suspices of the
Rev. ". smith, Of ths ". p. Conferences.
Inferred NJ Poplar, on the lst inst, Mrs. vii.
liams, eonsor % Mr.. Thomas Williams, Jr, Rev.
A. d. Melvin oeaciaenR.
This village is comparatively healthy and dis.
eases of IN alarming ehsFaetar ara ~ yet unknown
NJ
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DEATHS.

DEATHS Free--- Tributes. &C.. 10 cts. % LSas
HoDDlNOTT.-On Dec. 29tb, Oliver N. Hod.
dino,i. aged 32 years.
Ruff.-on Jan. "a. Louisa Caroline Run. In the
s'th year oi hsT age. beloved wife Of the late
John -. Ruff.
DoiLE..-0n Dee. .9ih. Mary, aged ~ years. the
beloved wife u Martin Doyle.
ANsON.-At Calverion, on Jan. 81. Carrie Bell,
asei . years and months. beloved child o.
stephen J. and Masths y. Anson.
JESkiNs.-At Long Green. this county, on Dec.
5eth. George jenkins. aged - YEAR,.
UULTZ.-At Waverly. on Jan. 30. Lillian May.
youngcst daughter Of Elizabeth 4. and the late
William =. IIutz
JOHNs0N.--OnJan. ?. Frances Aker, Tighman.
wife 1.-THE late Dr. Thomas Fell johnson, and
daughter of the late wm. Cooke Tiighman.
kENP-On January lea. Eiissheth AEn. In the
the 32d year cf her age. beloved wife of Charles
q. Kemp.
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MARRIAGES.

GiNN-cOOkE.-On Dee. sIs,. at the rssidenes
of the briio's 1noihcr. weashsEry. ky Rev. W.
!. Ward assisied by Rev. L. l.. Kemp William
l.. G.ag. of woodbcrry, 10 Jennie Cooke
sCHoMANN-kNELL.--O Dec. 9Th By Rev.
Father John Foley. Charles A schomann. Of
this county, 10 Annie u. kBell of baltimore.
PRlCE-BENNETT.--On Dee. 18th, by Rev
Campbell Fair. Richard W. Price 60 sarah X.
Bennett. daughter Of Jesse l.. Bennett of Balti-
more county.
YOUNG -SOuTHERS.-Att the ". y. parsonage
At Hereford, Dee. 2Sth BY Rev. Watson Case,
Franklin Young 60 Ssllic Southsrs, all of this
county.
ROYSTON-BOSsOM. Dec 2.th, At the res
iieDee of the brides parents. by Rev. Calvin L.
Amy, wm y. Roysion. to Alice Bosom. all Of
this county.
PENN-CANOLES.--0n Dec. 25th By Rev. T.
Richardson, Jau.e =. Penn 20 Jennie CanoIss.
kLlNE-PrGu.-On Jan. ID, at the residence
Of the Bride. By Rev. Y. Richardson, Georxe
Kline to EliEa !. Pugh.
CLAYTON OSKOE.-On Oct 3lst, By Rev
l.. Richardson Josiah Clayton 20 Mary Monroe
THOMPSON CONwAY.--On Dee. 18th, By Rev.
y. Ricbardson. Daniel Thompson 60 Fannie
Conway. all of this county.
wHEELER-WliITTTNG Jan. 9Th,
BY Rev. W. T. u. GLENN. John q. Wheeler 70
Ida u. Wilmington. both Of this county.
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Fox Chase In the 9Th p,s,r,c..-Qui

Fox Chase In the 9th District.-Qaiie a
number Of ladies and gentlemen assembled a, the
residence Of Mr.. J. l.. capies. near Butler. sth
district. on New Years morning, 10 witness \ "fox
chase" Master Reynarl had been captured
several days previou. and waited impa;irnily un
Ill the hour for starting arrived. Promptly at u
o'clock the guests mounted their horses and the
chase began. The ladies with their rel jackets
aud the gents in hunting costume. A. they wen,
through the valley anl over the fences with every
grace and ease. presenied scene long 90 be &c
membered. After the chase was over the CUES:
returned TO the residence cf Mr.. Caplcs. where 4
sumpiuous rcpas; vas greatly enjoyed by all
Among the gentlemen present were Col. Philpoi
Dr. Drack. Messrs. Wheeler. Price. Merryman
Griffith. Wise, Gent. Galloway. Kelly. Siansbury
and others.
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tiRArE.
Consolidation ., ,Ir.n,.,o. co.,,.,,,,

NUHnOIIuHtIUf UI IH1uFuuCo OumpnnIcB.
The WATERFOWL. n. Y. Fire Insurance Company
has recently effected \ union with the sun Fire
Office of London, the oldest and largest insurance
company at present in the world. The cause of
this step on the part of the watertoun was = de.
sire to keep up with the demand Of the times for
strong insurance companies, experienre having
proven that none bat companies with large re-
sources can afford secarity 10 their policy. holders
or pay the losses resulting from extensive eonaa.
grations. In view of this fact the waiefiown was
willing 20 entertain a proposal from the Sun.
which wished TO establish branch In the United
States, 20 unite with them, aud the terms having
been saiisfactoriiy arranged the name watertown
has been dropped. The Sun having beca admit
ted 10 do business In Maryland nov offers those
desiring insurance all the protection heretofore
afforded 10 the patrons Of the watertoun. The
san was established In l7le, aud during the year
1851 issued policies TO the amount Of 81. 1854, ,O0o-
600. See advertisement. Avs
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Accident and Upset.-on T1cslay last
Natkaaie; Watt, asi J. n. Kraft. q Pikesvil.e.
this county. had very unpleasant experience at
the crossing of the Western Maryland Railroad.
between wrish;s Bleach Works and Rockiand
Mil. on the Falls road. The horse ihey wcFe
driving took frish; a, some empty box.ears lett
standing on the siding. and shei the side the
road. eaPsiring the buggy. ihrouins them bath
out. bu; strange - say. they received bat siighi
injuries. The Fails turnpike company shoail b.
all means place railing. on either side ofihe road
a; this poin; Several accidents have occurred
there Fccenily. and more will follow II something :
is not done 70 avoid them.
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Accidents.-Mr. John T. chenWoris. Who &.
running a s,eaiH-miil. made a very narrow escape
ON THURSDAY. while saving wood for Ir. John
wilingham. near Lavender Hill. Hartford road.
lie was engaged in Cling the maehinery while it
was ia motion. when his coat caught in the shaft
Ing. tearing il from bis body. The fact Of bis be.
ing strong man probably saved him from bsing {
drawn aFsuniihe shafiins and hurled to hi. death.
ou the same day boy named George Homer.
employed by Mr.. ChcnEoE;h. while taking wood
from the saw. had his :ht hani caught. terribly
laeera;ins iwo q hi. dngers.
Mr.. ChsnWor;h's saw-mil has for sotne time
been constantly employed getting ou, shiasle'.
paiinss. &c.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-06

HDtluVhI OF IN IthpuFthht tIHuu8tfy.-Iht ht
Taylor Manufacturing Company have fnishei
moving TO Chambersburg. Pa. from Westminster.
and by this time. ne suppose. are In full opera.
tion. The removal of this important industry
from our neighboring mountain town uiil certain.
ly eaee, the place seriously. from the fact that
during the past year the average number ofhands
employed by the company was two hundrel: the
weekly payroll was q. 200 the monthly freight
bill was $500 the monthly expressage. Sloe. and
the expense for supplies vas Ssoe per month. By
the removal, Westminster will lose an aggregate
trade Of about si25.o00 year. In addition 20
this. no doubt, there will be \ number of tenant
less houses, and, as . consequence, complaining
landlords.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-06

Watch. Night Services.-The time. honorci
custom Of holding watch ght srrvices the last
night Of the year vas observed By the members Of
the NJ. Z. church In this place. The congregation
was good and the religious exercises interesting
ahd instructive. A sermon appropriate 10 the oe-
easion preached by the paf;or. Rev. Mr.. clcnm.
prayer for few minutes was engaged in and a,
the dawn Of the Neu Year the dOxology uas sung.
and after hearty greetings. &e., the congregation
dispersed 20 their homes thankful 20 = besignan,
Providence for life, health and Tranquil con-
science.
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Maryland Central Railroad

ing change Of schedule for the running sf train,
on the Maryland Central X. r.. wcnt into effect
on January let via Train. leave North Avenus
Station daily. except SandAys. for Towson. Loeb
Raven. Baldwin aud intermediate stations Al s:IC
and 9;I5 A. NJ. aud 2:io and $40 y. ~. and g.,
Touson and intermediate station At Il:3o A. NJ.
aud p. NJ. Returning. trains leave baldwin foI
North Avenue at g:s5 and HAS A. NJ. and asa
and Cos =. NJ. and ToWson for North Avenue Al
: and lo:2o A. N and 1880. Sis and ESQ =. ~
The 2;ie r. NJ. train from North Avenue connect.
With stages for Bciair. fallsion. etc. Sunday
Baldwin At ; 2. NJ, and leave Touson at 10 4.
~. and 5:i5 4. ".
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Arrested for vagrancy.-JustireP Philip l..
Moore ON Tuesday committed Howard l.. Cooper.
4 worthless colored boy Of the vicinity Of Rider's
Switch. o. the county jail for the action Of the
Grand Jury. The justice has twice before COM
mi,ted him 90 the House Of Reformation for color.
ell children, but in each instance he ha. effected
his escape. The arrest was made by Deputy
Sheriff George Tracey.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-06

Our Avenues.-Eimond avenue says the
Catonsviile ArgH.l is being pushed 10 eomplciioE
rs rapidly as the weather will admit. and are
authorized to cay that the eoliecii Of assess
ments is so far completed a. to justify the Exam
liners in commencing work on the bridge over the
Potomac road at very distant day. All the
material for the wilkins avenue bridge is now on
the ground. and the bridge will be finished by
February !. The bridge over Gwynn's falls !,
now being thoroughly oyeFhauled and repaired
and Wc are informed that soon after the com.
Fiction Of these two bridges as the weather wil
permit the County Commissioner will dnish the
work on the avenue. 80 that there il now every
prospect that by the beginning ef summer ihes,
two avenues will be open their entire lcngth.
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SUNDAY schooI En,ertainnent.- N

Sunday School OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an.
iual entertainment and distribution Of confec,ion.
b the children Of the Sabbath school Of the VI. T.
church in this place, came OF Monday night last
4 was quite an enjoyable occasion. The pro
iramme was judieiously arranged. consisting ol
rcitations. singing. &C., and was ereditably exc.
mted. The large audience present gave decided
widenee Of it, interest in and appreciation Of the
exercises by repeated and earnest applause. The
ehool is in fonrishins condition. nsmbering on
e roll lsJ scholars. and is under the eiicen,
uperintendeney Of Mr. James /. Dunphy. II /.
veil oflieered and has number Of faithful teach.
Hs. At the conclusion of the exercises candy
iuts. &C., were distributed anon the scholars and
eachcrs. Dismissed with the benediciion the
audience dispersed we'll pleased with wha, they
iaw and heard.
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punknrda 4, woodnarrr and wavarlr

The Dunkards held religious meetings on fi-
day and Saturday evenings cflnft week. at Wood
berry, which we're well attended. Rev. Z. W.
s;onsr, Of unioa Ilridge. Carroll osanty, presided.
On Sunday fsliosiEg services Ssrs held I'll day In
the wavsEly Hall. under the ministralion % The
same minister. The morning sermon was On the
repentance of the "Ninesites and the deeds uhieh
they aceomplished-- Nessrs. n. 7. Smith and
Iehabod Jean. of Baltimore, assisted in the reli-
gious exercises.
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A Rec,or's Tenth Anniversary.-1

tor Of -. Johns T.. 4. church. Mt. Washington.
Rev. Dr. Purcell. celebrated bis tenth anniversary
with ;ha, church on Wednesday nighi Of las,
week by giving reception at his house. Over
sixty heads of families assembled aud greeted the
rector. Music and singing and animated eonver-
sation made the evening hours hy swiftly by %
the time for helping the "innerman.' which wAs
fully satisfied with an agreeable menu. The Doc
tor was presented a handsome testimonial By Mr.
n. W. Huntemullcr on the part of the consrega
tion. and which Is intended TO procure a silver
piece as q remembrance of the joyous event.
Every one was delighted. and wished she Doctor
many happy returns. As the clock struck Ie the
last guest departed.
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Plananni snrnriran.

Pleasant Surprises.-The msnbeFs ofthc ~.
y. churches 0f Baltimore Circuit have recently
been giving their pagtoIs very pleasant surprises.
The Parsonages of Hevs. W. 81. Ferguson ani H.
l.. Brown have been visited by large number II
friends and abunianily supplied With household
provisions and other good things. and Rev. &. y.
DudFear was the recipient of a fne buffalo robe
and purse containing a sum of money.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-06

Filling Vacancies UxioN has iilIsd
vacancies this week at the following Offices In
baltimore county: Sweet Air, Ashland, Luther
willie. Lauraville, 0rangovile. Randallstown; out
side the county. via steelton. Hanover. York.
Pa, jamestown. Dakota Ter, Chicago, H., and
Racine, Wisconsin.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-06

- state Board. o.: Health axe uaitir, ia a.
EFFORT to induce the National Baari . in-5ea,s
preeau'ioh. asa;n'iiae pred of .inallrox. This
/. all very ~e.i. bu; nat tie state Board. AMI
the National Bearl aware ;aai a usorc terrible lie.
s,roysf /. rap!liy arrraashia u' AL tia; !; raa.
deyzsia;e ihi- country next .uriacr uuics. some
thing i done 9 pFesta; iis Tie rapid f-s gre.
Of the cholera in the Ea,; iniir Ia. been i-a;-
ely fs:erfei 90. I, aa' feaeici japan in re
direction. ari il Eoa threatening Europe from tie
Rel Sea anl the Es-ian iroa'ic-'. Iae ilr.er
from tia; quarter. howeser !. Il .i-niGr4a; hen
compared with the danger nearer home. Z; s.
raging With terrible vio.eEc .: Chisp-,. Tssall4.
and other pla-es IN Mezieo. aai sieiisa. arc iyii :
80 fas; tia; they have TO te baEnSi. !. :; NJ
time TO vafl os this fatal ie.,rsyer. compared
With which smallpox IS harmlesls
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To ruE PE0rLEoF BALrivoHE Go; We 10.
vite attention o. our new line of Ar;umn anI Win
ter Boots and Shoes, which are Offering a, un-
usually attractive price. GenilemeH's fine ciil
hand seWel hutton bouts for SS.5-: i.ad!cs' band.
.ewed button boots for $500 Ladies Misses ami
Children's lne custom shoes = speeialty. IL vii
pay you 90 give u call. GrShY. BET.w0RIu 4
Co.. Opera House shoe store. .. y. Eg;aw street;
BALTIMORE Nd
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-06
BUSINESS LOCALS.

MsrchaHf TaiioriHy.-Mesfrs. =. ". Eliinghaui
Co., of l29 W. Fayetie street, I'd door west oi
Park. Baltimore, arc turning out some very mic,
clothing from their popular establishment. Thii
firm have been running an adyeFtisemcn; in InI
CSioS for long time. and are now enjoying quit,
large tfnie from Baltimore county eus,oineff
Mr.. Ellinghaus Is Well.known 20 many of the cit
iEens Of TowsontoEn. having been here sescfa
times on blsness. The frm give their pcrsona
attention % every garment turned ou; BY them
An invitation l. extended 20 the citizens % the
county 30 give them a call.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-06

The Sheppard Asylum. The trustee. of the
sheppard Asylum. located near this place. haze
made their report 90 ;he Governor Tor she pas;
year. After mentioning the improvement. made
in the building. &c.. &e.. they say the farming
operation. have been ATTENDED with ,a,i.faeiory
results. and the manager report shows a steady
improvement in the condition of the farm. and an
increase in the quantity Of arabic land. all of
which i. constantly kept in view in anticipation
Of the heavy demands Tor farm products.
Accompanying the report is 3 statement of the
receipts ani expenditures for the fiscal year ended
November 20. lsS2. AMI Of the assets and peegni
arg condition of the corporation for the sane
period. as follows: Expenditures. S6g.3s2.2o I;
receipts. from income on sale Of bonds farm pro.
ducts and stock. temporary loans. &e..J so. .Ss5-
50 total assets. 1879. 1866.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-06

HALLocK's SER SEED SToRE.-The new Agri-
cultural Implement and Seed House Of Z. y. Hal
lock s located at 81 y. Green street. second door
north Of Lexington Market. Baltimore. Roland
Chilled Piows. the Young America Corn ami Cob
Mil. Corn Shelters. Hay and Fodder Cutters aud
Agricultural Implements of all kinl.. Agent foT
the Champion Grain Drill. Coe'. Original An
moniaiel Bone Phosphate.
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school Board Meeting,

School Board Meeting.-The School Board
vas in session on Wednesday and bill, amounting
TO $i.9le..s we're passei.
The contract for printing the annual report Of
the Treasurer and Examiner vas auaFdelto Mes
Lonsnecker Bros.
verton account of diphiheria. &e.. vas referred
g. Dr. MaegiIl.
Miss Anna u. Hale vas elected assistant IN
the woodbcFry high school.
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Tho Northern Central Railways Finan-
cial TRANSACTIONS with tho Pennsylvania

Tho Northcrn Central Railways Finan-
cial transactions with the Pennsylvania
Company.-Thc Pennsylvania railroad abou,
two months ago bought Of the Northern Central
all Of the stock lately authorized which was no,
taken under the allotment. The Pennsylvania
had the whole issue of a million. aud received a
bonus Of Sl'0.00O To exchange them for per cent.
bonds. Of which they have since put about quar-.
ter Of n million on the market.
Tho Northern Central has the, all IL. legitimate
operating expenses and fixed charges for the cur
rsnt ear. and there will be deficit % be made
"a by the Pennsylvania aDd the Northern Central.
" joint guaranteer. Work has been pushed on
TIE double track, which will be completed by
pring time. at a cost OF about quarter Of mil.
Ion, which has been advanced by the Pennsylva-
ha. and now stands A. open account on tho
books. When this double track il completed the
shole line from New York to Washington will be
6ubic. The new station n; baltimore will soon
b. under way. aad IL will have ample facilities for
TIE several operating departments o: the three
pads which use the station.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-06

List OF Letters remaining In The GardeayiTs
postoihee for the month ending December auth,
1sss, 10 not called for will he seat 70 the Dead
Letter once January seth, Isss; Mr.. Van semsr.
yohaan Riess, Herman Marth, John Menx, Fred.
IIendrieks, Lsuis Brovp, Martha Boddsn, Miss
Clara Berkett. Jomx u. HERmaAx, +. N.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-06

From Ekio, 9th District Only two case,
Of smallpox have occurred at Rockdalc PAPER
Mills, in this district. The young woman never
having been vaeeinated, died Of csnaaent small.
pox on the 5oth ulto. The other case (having
been previously vaeeinatedD 10 suffering from
employed there have been vaecinaied By DR..
Baldwin.
Mrs. MerFiken's reputation for making cake
keeps fully space With her hushand's In ornament.
ing Christmas trees. This 10 the popular opinion
Of many Who enjoyed both irsa,s. kAxbou.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-06

:. CLEAyELASl. 81 the firm & T.. x. cirlyr-
lanI. i57 lay -. La in: sold ae; wosli be pleas
eI g. his eli friends sni at iLs f.re
of ". Liehics Co. rs Lexington street. near
Howard. where be wil be able 10 shpa them
large and choice selection q go3ds. AMI .eer beet
inducefnents.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-06

Bill OF Complaint.-Mr. 7. Alex. Seth. as
eouassl for the baltimore and Pouha;an RAilway
side of our court on Tuesday. asking for an Ia
junction against William Ritter from bringing sui,
against the company. The hill alleges tha,
the company paid . certain Mr.. TharsLy the
SUN of si2.i5 for iot of hay. and Ritter nsu
claims the aud has catered suit 20 esilert Il;
The injunction vas granted BY Judge Fouser.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-06

Col. Harry Giimor.-The many friends d
this genileaaH will be pained TO learn that be 1.
still very III a; his residence in the city. Ia -iil
be remembered that . fen weeks ago be had
an operation performed on his jaw, bat this only
gave partial relief. The disease now seems %
have csniered in his eye. or behind Il. and IL {.
feared thz; the eye will have 20 be removed in or
der 20 give him relief. II that should have TO bs
resor;el to Il would leave him totally blind, having
iosi the sighi % the other eye many years ago.