The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-04-14
some OF the COMING Fashlons.-0ns Of

Some of the Coming Fashions.-O Of
our exchanges. speaking Of the coming fashions,
says: "0f course Il l. Impossible for y newspaper
man, although he knows everything, 20 predict
just exactly what the prevailing costumes viii be
| like, but some idea Of the direction In which
popular taste will run may DO given. The renais.
saRec In fashion as veil a. In art will bc as strong
this year a. last Fashion, like history. repeats
itself, mn I the dresses Of our grandmothers will
| once more be popular. The old rage for India
patterns vii, be vigorously revived. Designs that
have long been confined a. Tapestry aud wall pa
/ per will now be used upon cloths and gilkf and
satins that 20 be made IN womens' dresses.
| When the spring and summer styles have fully
bloomed NJ need be surprisedto a woman
sin silk attire coming down the street, her dress
made consIisuuus by large and gorgeous figures
| representing palm leaf fans, brilliant flowers,
curious reptiles 81 divers hues and birds Of gay
! plumage. Even the calcoes that will be worn for
comfort In urdTcss and household working ho~Ts
will contain figures "f large size aud bright color
IL che rage J. carried o. an extreme. ~ u prob
ably will be, the dress fronts uf Of the ul-
tra fashionable nay bc entirely taken up with
landscapes descriptive Of glowing sunsets and
mellow moonlight scenes. while the space across
tho back may BE- occupied in the representation
OF tournament between two mounted knighis in
gliticring armor. Ia this connection an appTo-
pirate decoration for dress a. be worn at pic
mic NAV he suggested Tho front 81 tho skirt
might be made to show a pcnsive maiden sitting
at the foot of large tree CARING anguishingly AT
her lover. who lie. gracefully ~ her eide tcndery
pressing her hand. while the basque might be
hl!cd up with figures of red ants, centipedes and
shining beetles, all suggcsiively crawling upward
toward her fair, white neck. OF course the
change from the small bars, polka dots and in.
fnitcsiunal figures formerly shown IN dress fab.
rics will be great, not 60 say APPALLING. 1t drst,
but pretty woman looks pretty in ything she
wears. Our ideas 81 beauty are changed by Gus
tom and familiarity, and men will soon begin a.
admire the new A. fleVotnitv a . fhev did the al
styles
Property Transfers In BALTIC. County
Deeds, Leases, Mortgages, Bills Of Sale, ETC., re-
ceived for record in the Office Of the Clerk Of the
Circuit Curt for Baltimore county:
DEEhs.
Geo. Matthews " Conrad TurnLangh.
N. A. Lebranthwaite to Il. W. AppIegar;h.
u. W. MecheT aud wife 20 ". n. Ford.
=. T.. Turner % Dan1 D0nneliy.
G. G. Carman, &e.. trustees, 20 ". u. Is. Wright
A. VI. Taylor 10 ". r. Willis.
u. q. McIntush, trustee. 10 u. J. BLIZZARD
Fairview Land Co.. g. BALTIC. Stock Yard 60.
The Hazard Powder Co.. 10 =. e. Cornell. &c
Joshua Zimmerman A Vt. o. John Ebe.hari.
in" J.. Eichafdson u Jacob Spear.
Henry Brown and wife to ". H. Conklin.
Joseph smith and wife 20 Charles EaaLc.
Daniel Thurley and wife 10 Adam job
J. J. Roberts. ae.. to wn. l.. Robert.
Assi.NHTSrS
Michael L.hncr and vile g. Gosrge Schmidt
wm. Guiman 10 Timothy Roflen.
1huinas Enylsn 90 jacob u. Smith.
4 sixth German American BID. As.o. g. in. Her.
Patrick Flanagan u Z. ". Flanagan.
/ J. j. Kelly t. Wm. 7. Fulton.
/ j. ". Dehpd t. VI. J. blocker.
H0RrGAgr..
Frank Lgttcfbaugh to wayciiy Hld. A.so.. :.s1.
:. j. Martinez aud wife o. Metropolitan Saving.
Bank. $4,000.
g. Schmidt and wife o. Aurora Il. snI :. A,.o.
si.JnU.
u. ". Applegaith 10 ". \. L.branthwai 500.
q. v. Zpuck aud wife to fred Heb. 400.
Jno Herr 20 llih German American Is. - sGei.
J. u. Brown o. David Spreeher. SG2j.
Chfi.'ian kurle T. North Broadsay y. A. 81, 400.
". =. WIN to l.. :. Dufaut. Ss.2oo
X. J. BiiHIard. &c. 60 &. ". Batiieslu. - 80.
Inl. Eberhau and wife to J. 7. PieiG,r. s., 500.
/ j u. Smith 20 II. l.. Bowen. 500.
] W. II cunklin, de-, ., Henry Brown. 5000.
+ J. II. Auil and Nifc - Ger ssv. Bank. Ss.5pu.
I u. u. Is. Otciu. Gc.. 60 !. Z. Dilaorth. - ooO.
J. Il. Afc,tcr. sc. 10 :. Z. Park. 500.
German carp-The Great Food Fish
/ Hundred, oi ilfmcFs Twin. en- GUY frc.h Water
Z streams, VII have .u-h eN~e.isnt facilities for
ponds ior raisiu: this much iasDfel 3. calll IN
several year. aot oniy supply their !aiGiic. with
food from tl.i- sUurr" alone. but would be en-
abici :, pay the running expense. % the farm.
Prof. Bairl. oi the I uitCi states fish Commits
sion. says "that the GcTman carp occuiic. tie
same position among i'h poultry Ice. amor:
{ birds. and a. sheep AMI piss do among animals.
/ The carp readily cuufufncs corn, kitcheL rciu.e.
&c. The same amount Il vegetable matter fei g.
carp will make tNice much de.h when given
90 chickens swine. They increase ami srow
rapidly. The carp !, an excellent and raiaiable
70 Il fsh." Fish Comuissioner Hushleit !. de-
cdclly or the opinion tha; the carp /. the f.h fr
this seciian. and those that have pond. g. raisc
them will hni them very profitable. They grow
rapidly. and a. they are a vegetable Ssh they can
be fed entirely from the kitchen. They can. IN
brief. be raised per pound cheaper than pork.
poultry or beef Mr.. Hushleit will supply these
| Gsh 10 ali those having ponds or who contemplate
I having them. and TO this cad offers forty 10
pond. Here il rare chance 10 have Fisht q; our
/ doors an abundance of Gsh.