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The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1883-01-06
By the same committee.

by the same committee:
Your committee To whom was re-
foricd that portio7 Of the Worthy
Master 5 address ..',ftng To co op.
Grafton, have \ :iis- same uuder
consideration, and rccnmmeud.lhe
adoption of the suggestion, and urge
the different As oe:ations 10 send
delegate to the Eext needing o. the
State Grange, in accordance with
those accommodations.
BY the Sane:
Your commIttoe 10 whom wss re.
ferred The resolution relative 20
adopting some pan for The estab-
lish men OF CredIl Cooperative A.
sociations, '-ouid respectfully re-
port adversely ther. on.
J B BAILEY, Cha.
The com nit &c on Good of the Or.
der submitiei a Q ort on the raso.
luton rom Chickasaw County
Grange re atiyc u iHmirraticn.
which up "a discus ION was referred
20 special comm tee. To report TO-
morrow Baite}-, Il iee AID P es.
committee
Same committee begged leave to
0 er the resoiu ism rom Chickasaw
County Grange re alive to scaiage
n z pouads st cotton back TO the
Grange withoui recommendation
-Af'er discussion il was, on motion.
referred t. pecia committee to
report to-'noirow. Farmer, Franks
and Spruiii, Committee.
The following was presented by
Bro. Bailey a4d adonted:
Your special COMMITTEES appointed
AT the last meeting of the State
sjrange Q REPORT at his meeting IN
! RS la1lon relating 10 he Or prie
II OF establishing z Patrons AID
Society under the supervision OF
this State Grangy, recommend hat
the resolution be not caneurred IN.
j b BAlL2Y.
A. c. FARMER,
+. j. SPauILL.
Commit ee.
Bro. Gaitney offered she follow
ing WI ieh war adepl, d:
Resolved, That the following
question be submitted to the seve nj
Sub 'rdinate Oranges IN til s State,
Tor adoption or rejection, and that
-he result OF their act on he forward
ID to the Secretary OF the State
orange in tine for pr .seotatien 10
he next annual sessios. of this body:
Should the reve.ae laws of this
State be SO amended as To provide
~ al. increase OF the public school
aad hv au increase OF the poll tax
rom ST 10 50 per capita, with view
t extending the terms OF the public
chaols of the State?
The following was offered by
Gro. Woods. and adopted:
Whereas, fhe organic laws OF the
)rster OF Patrons OF IL usbandry &C.
gn-zo woman's equslity wi man,
nd that the great SUCCESS 0 The
'rder depends to great extent
pom this feature; therefore
Resolved. By this State Grange
this, its 18th annual session, that
- importance b. urged upon the
u5 grdina>e q eHig yes pf sending The
ives of their representatives who
e Matr0ns TO the meetings If this
Ls.;e Grarge. and pay che expenses
The same and that this State
range extend 70 hem a cordial
ss.ation to attessi It's meetings
lsea Wood also osfered The iol-
esn.:
nereas, The STATE grange Of
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1883-01-06

Bro. Afford moved that Dr. D. L.
Phares, an unaffiliated member, be
admitted, which the Worthy Master
ruled out of order.
BY Bro. Macarthur: That the Sec
retary be instructed to extend fra
ternal greetings to the State Gram
ges now in session. Carried.
The Treasurer, Bro. Dixon, sub
United his annual report, which is
as follows:
REPORT OF TREASURER, DEC. II.
Balance on hand, as per last re-
port, Dec. Is, 1881 ...............$ s74o3
Amount received from the Secre-
tary during present year,. osS.76
$I,s32. 70
Disbursement ...................... 46o.33
Balance on hand. ...................SI ,o63 40
n
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1883-01-06

the tfu principles OF ca o..
efoft. While mecl has b.a persiiv.
ed in the past % its Mission = .'ara.
plica'ion, as well as for its - ap-
and usefulness. there renal power
more to be learned - much
True cooperation does ~.
division, but consol datior. =; I, mean
not mean occasional, but ii aoss
does not mean in any one
but all thing it does not mea Jung,
special purpose, bit for IN al any
pose; it does not meaa f,,. Par.
vantage Of part. bu for tba 80 al,
of all. It is not cornae.:,.o.s 9at
co operation. We mus. oa.
ourselves 10 know zach ,,b.'--'e
to be ny Of each other, c asa
dence. We must seek m I'm N'rn'
all selfishness, ard fully reai;y ~. !,
cooperation eau not be Of .eIe mat
for self alone, bat must be- b F.,'ner
many and FIR the gool Of IN i,, as
ested. i''iei'
Much thought end time
been spent in studying this nr; ,ssc
pie in . business po;nt # Wv p,'u'',
whenever members have bea' auu
correctly educated upon CO o Zine
ton in business, thsir eniernr 70 re'a,
this kind pa, been established ~
successful Results. ''1
The danger of failure IN co.,..
ration lie within, AID nor v;,s p,
Association. The essential ''1
ments to successful co oners,;.e
are confidence, education ana
proper regard for the true nm.
Piles Of our O.der,ar rrotrci;,ar
our class. E1ttrprises estsbi,,L,5
uprn these rules en- not III
bring to it. vota1 les .atisfactory
prof able results. Lis bv Co. ...-
ratiVeesffort only thar Gr5r1ss ~
organized, AMI by thar ssn1e me-
are made suoce sful IN advenc;',
their indiridual and mutu. li-te-,.s
which leads to pecua.ary adys,
tage..
But there are ether feature. +,
co oPeroti - paramount tins. g.
1t IS upon tins general yrinc,p,s .
cooperation that go.ernmenr. are
founded, and upon the apDli,st;ao
oil its ges eral use re Is the srr,es.
OF every organ eaton worthy Of
name.
The success aud future prosperity
of our Order depends upon lie
hearty Co operative tf'lrts and m.
firing zeal OF our membership.
Your Committee are deeply in.
pressed With the necessity Of this
subject being thoroughly t.uybt
ard to do this, If must be prom.
neat!y and frequently brought be.
fore every Grange, to Re studied
and well considered by every mem.
Der. We would therefore recon.
mend that Masters and Lecturers
make the subiec, Of general coon.
Grafton 2 special topic for lectures
aac writings during tie ensuing
wear, that I m y he more frequent.
" brought before the SuooIa.na,e
Grange.
Your Committee are fully salts
led that when the principles Of CO.
are thorough ,aughtaad
properly aP2recja ed. w viii lot
nave long to wait the desired era
Of "the good time c smins."
Respectfully subn.uea.
b BAILEY,
7. McLEMoRE.
r. H PAYNE,
a. L. Estes,
+. X. WHIrNEY,
r. w. MAGRUDER.
Committee.
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1883-01-06

Recess having expired, Grange
was called to order by the Worthy
INaster.
The following communication
from Gen. S. D Lee, President of
the A. end N. Cullege, was read
and referred 70 the Committee on
Education:
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RETAIL PRICES.

Bscf-Porterhouse steaks. 20 and Is eents per
pound; fiTloin steaks, IS and 90 cents per pound
rib Toasts. ~ and rs cents per pound chuck
roAsts, 10 and ~ cents per pound round, n
cents per pound eornel. 10 and ~ cents per
pound soup meats. aud 10 cents per pound ;
beef liver, and 10 cents per pound.
Lanb.-forequarters. i2l and Is cents per
pound headquarters. u cents per pound chops.
rs and 20 cents per pound.
MHnoa.-F orequafters, ~ cents per pound ;
headquarters. 10 cents per pound chops, 10 to Is
cents per pound.
Shoulders, I2l and / ) cents per pound /:
breast. l2l and u cents per pound chops, Is and
20 cents per pound outlets, 20 aud % cents per
pound veal liver Is cents per pound.
Fsrk.-koast u cents per pound; chops and
steak, IL cents per pound hams, 10 cents per
pound sliced, 20 cents per pound: middling, 10
and ls cents per pound corned rib. ~ cents per
pound: shoulders, 10 cents per pound sausage
and lard, - cents per pound.
Tsgeiabies.-PotAtoes. Is aud 20 cents per pcck
turniPs 20 cents per peck onions, 30 cents per
peck; spinach. 30 90 30 cents per peck celery. 8
cents per bsnch cabbagss, and 10 cents per
head parsnips. cents per bunch. IS cents per
peek; carrots, cent, per bunch sprouts. 90 and
% cents per peek asparagus, so cents per buneh
eranberries, 20 cent? per quart oyster plants, C
cents per bunch
GaEis md Fapi-Rod. head ducks. si.25 per
pair black heads. - cents per pair; canvas.
oa'hs F-'HH F'F pifFf fufaaaHtef ri.AN per pair :
prairie chekcns. Sl.j0 per pair turkey. 80 cents
per pound chickens, si.2j and 81 so per pair /;
geeFc. 81 each.
Baii,c ani EJgs.-Buticr--D Delaware print. so
cents per pound; creamery. 30 cents per poupd /.
roll % % 80 cents per pound. Eggs-25 cents
per dozen.
FruiL-Appies. 90 10 90 cent. a peek graps,
CaiaWba', i2i cents per pound MaiAga', 20 cent,
per pound; bananas, 80 10 90 cents per dozen
oranges. Florida', % % 20 cents per dozen Mes.
sina', l2i 90 % cents per dozen lemons, i2i 20
20 cents per dozen.
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A Serious Cutting Anra,

A Serious Cutting Affray.-on weine.
day ~ last week a light occurred a. Ashland. sth
district. hstwesa Frank Davis aud william ~
Cofbin. which terminated rather seriously. There
had been bad blood between them for some tune.
which had been greatly augmented by q rumer
being spread tina, Davs had lately spoken Of Cor
bin in a very deTosa,oFy manner. On the above
day they me, 10 the village store. aud Corbin. II
l. said, offered 70 90 outside with Davis and Kht
their difficulty out To this Davis agreed. and In
few minutes the men were hu,ily engaged in
pummeIing each other. In the height of the
fracas corbin, IL Is alleged, drew n marderous.
touhtnx Assife sod -sslv tbsust pas q, ~attt.s
. terrible cash from the right side Of biz face
under the eve down across his breast. IIs face
vas cot wide open and the Jawbone broken. Con.
stable John W. Green arrested Corbin on Friday
following. charged with cutting Davis with In.
tent 10 kiil Corbin l. held to await the action Of
the Grand Jury.
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Legal Notices.

rI'HIs l. To GIVE NOTICE. Tia, the sub
i seriber has obtained from the OuLans'
Court % Baltimore county. letter. tcs;ameniafy
on the estate 90!
EUSfNA WILSON
late Il sail county deceived. Al per,ous having
claims again,t the de"easci are hereby warned %
eshibi, the same. with the voucher. there 90 the
sub-rnb-r.
..a As f.,. o.. 1a,t 8as.f .>.t,--.i,-. leg.
they MAY otherwi.c rs iaW be excluded from al
benefit & .aii estate Those indebted g. laid e.
tate are fc4ue.tei o. make Immediate payment
Given unier 'uy laui this 2isttAy - Feb.. l.-s.
AUGUSTUS ". -WEESY. in. Executor.
FEB - tt
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From Long Green The local option meet
ing, held IN the faifyieu church, near sum,
brook. 10th district, on last Saturday evening.
was grand success. The attendance was large
aud u 10 evident that there is strong Temperance
sentiment in the neighborhooi. The literary aud
musical part % the programme was highly enjoy.
able. Miss Florence Rankin presided at the
organ, assisted by fall choir. Probably the most
impressive feature 81 the evenings entertainment
was the dialogue entitled Marry no man " he
driBks." There were two scenes which required
over half an hour IN rehearsal. The dialogue vas
most foreibly rendered by Miss jennie Connolly.
Mis- Mamie Jessop, Miss Ida Garry and Messrs
Sosnua sevsnP. pdo-Ft nausts ssS nomss
sop. The election 81 officers of the Alliance for
the next three months resulted in the re- election
Of all the old officers a. follows Robt II. Piper,
president; Rev. u. l.. Raihburn, q. Il. Hunt.
vice presidents A. Lewis Hyde. secretary &.
W. Halle, treasurer. The committee on member
ship reported ll0 names. all 81 whom we're re-
eeiged a. members 81 tho Alliance. Addresses on
temperance and local option were made BY Rev
d. l.. Rathburn, Robt. ~. Piper and A. Lewis
Hyde. The president announced that he would
appoint committees at the NEXT regular meeting
TO be held at Unionvilie an Saturday evening,
March 3ist.
The sudden death 81 SIR. Edwin Je.sop, a,
Piitsburg. where he and his family had recently
removed, has caused deep sorrow throughout this
neighborhood. Mr. Jessop was born and raised
In this community, and his kind, honorable
Christian character had endeared him 20 all Who
knew hin. AZ the funeral. which took place on
Wednesday, from the residence Of Mr. Chns W.
Jessop, there vas large attendance Of friends
and each seemed 10 feel personal sorrow NJ the
sad bereavement. Services were conducted ct the
residence by Rev. u. l.. Rathburn. and the inter.
ment was at Chestnut Grove church. s.
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Death. Fre.---rrss~se.. &c.. 10 eta. . L.n.

PRICR.-On March %, Israel ", In the 3ith year
Of his age. beloved husband Of Cora I. Price.
ALLMAN.--At woodsnsbarg, Baltimore county,
on March %. john Altman, aged "a years and
months. formerly Of baltimore.
DURkIN.-0n the I'd inst, John Darkin, aged
90 years, Of baltimore county.
GILM0R.-0n the 9Th inst, Harry Giimor, in
the 18th year Of his age.
LYNclI.-0n March 5th, Rosaiba r. Lynch, In
the ss,h year Of her age, widow Of the late DR..
Andrew A. Lynch.
LYNCH On March 5th, Martha r., In the 6s,h
year 81 her age, rsllet Of William Lynch.
Unsatisfactory, In rittsburg, on March 5th,
Edwin Je,sop, In the tSth year Of his age,
formerly Of Duiany's Valley, this county,
TROYER.-Near Monkton, on Feb. 9TH, Richard
d. Troysr. aged u years. n months and 10
days, son Of Rsbecea and the late Hanson
Troyer.
FANfoM.-Near Menkton, on March let, Hattie
fantom, aged 10 years, month aud 20 days.
N0RRIs.-At the residence Of her son, ]. L.
Nerris, Baltimore county, II ~ .. M, March
sch, EmalIns ~, aged 70 years, fellct Of Albert
Norris, late Of AlexsndFia, Va.
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sugarara Flour Th..,,,.,,.

Sugar and Flour.-The statement that some
families pay A. much money for sugar q. for -four
has been treated rs ridiculous. but u u not far
from the truth. With -four at less than Eve cents
per pound and sugar costing more than ten cents,
II l. quite easy for some families 10 pay a. much
for sugar NJ for bread, and yet not indulge In con.
fsciionery. A pound Of sugar per week l. not n
large allowance per individual for ssestsning tea
and coffee, " these beverages are used 10 average
quantity. Fruits that are stswed or cooked In
any way are entirely healthy, and should be used
more than they arc. but even the homeiy apple
sauce require. great deal of sugar. Oatmeal.
eornmeai and various preparations Of wheat are
popular In most families where children abound
all arc nutritious and cheap. but they also de.
mand sugar 10 make tbem paiatable. Thefe 10 no
sanitary objection TO the use Of sugar In the
ways indicated. for sugar itself Is highly con.
eentrated nutriment and 10 not injurious when
combined in proper proportions with other food.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-10

From Lauravilie. Hartford Road.-on
Monday Of this week the body Of an unknown
man vas found In the woods uear Grindon school
house. but the body was still warm. DR.. Y. "a.
Darling was summoned and pronounced life ex.
tinct. and upon examination II was found that he
had shot himfelf A pistol and box Of cartridres
we're found near him aud In his pocket was found
letter directed 10 bis friends In Germany, 70
questing whoever found his remains 10 bury them
81 IN money and q postofhee meney order for
$3.50. lie gave no reason for committing the
deed. The bullet entered the heart, causing in.
slant death.
Justice Bonsal held an inquest aud the jury,
rendered . verdict Of suicide. lie vas buried
whore found. Resident.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-10
A Home-mado Tolephone.-Th.

homo-hndo Tolcphone.-The following
are directions for making cheap home M adc
telephone To make good and serviccabie tele
phone, good from one farm house 10 another, only
requires enough wire aud two cigar boxes. First
select your boxes, and make q hole about o half
m inch In diameter In the centre Of the bottom
Of each. and then place ono in each % the houses
you wish 10 connect, then get Eve pounds ~
common iron stove pipe wire, make loop IN one
end and put Il through the hole In your cigar
box and fasten u with nail then draw II tight
20 the other box, supporting Il when necessary
with = stout cord. You can easily run your line
into the house by boring a hole through the glass,
Support your boxes with Stats nailed across the
window. and your telephone IL complete Tho
writer has one that IL 200 yards long and cost
forty FIVE cents that will carry music when the
organ IL played thirty feet away In another room.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-10
MARRIAGES.

cULB.RTs0N -BuRTON. June IS. isss,
by Rev. James n. Wilson, Warren c. Culbert-
son 10 Olivia burton. both Of this county.
DAILEY-kRATZ.--On Nov. 30th, IsS2, BY Rev.
u. d. Griswoid, James J. DALEY, Of Baltimore
city. TO Ruth Krats. Of baltimore comfy.
fROck-SwEM.--On March 9Th, by Rev. WIN.
Rogers, John frock aud Alice sven. all Of
Brooklandvile. this county.
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American Farmer

American Farmer.-The farnser for March
lat. Il largely made up 81 farmers mseting,. the
discussions and addresses of the conventions,
eiabs. 4c.. By practical men. being full Of iufor.
nation 81 the most valuable character. DR.. Pol.
lard. the associate editor and late the commits
sieuer u agriculture Of Virginia. continue, his
admirable papers. aud there Is useful depart.
nent for the ladies. Published by Samuel sands
son, baltimore, at Sl.5p year, or only 81 TO
esabs cfsdvc or more.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-10

Arlington Items "a. been rerv
scarce here lately aud the ssafchers after choice
TIA bits. "a the way - cal items have been but
poorly reEAfisi f1r their rAini. AMI their oonfs
nances. Ike those u some u oHr rossips, have
not had a vsry chesff4i aspect Not even ar
sirnetaest this win'sr" Ne bead lover q sen
.Aiion remark iisrousola'eiy No iad.ei. bal,
Cupid has nsverthsisss been busy ia ihi. sc-tio.
sui rumor says that ihere are several weddings
10 prospective
Tie " T.. sgnIay Sch % South celebrated
their Mis.9nary anniversary OF last sabbath
b. the school. Awarding % prizes 90 the sch liafs
etc and az co. yable time -as hal BY al present
The Arlington po.toE.e hAs been IN iers5iss
repairs recently. and sith the addition q fue
new porch ami other carpenter work. ,auchs. -
paint. etc. a. some ore remarked. you would
hardly know The place" Aui doub,iss.. many are
the con sraialstions received ~ .xeeilsn, post
mistress On IL changed appearance. Anothsr
improvement j. chat - = suhs'antial plank yak
saiing from the road up O. the pos,afHee. ~hile a
sev aud imposing 'isn over the gate makes Il
easy fcr strangers q discotsr the whsfe.hou'. g
that place % interfering % the average mind the
postohics. Every one living Ia a village, shelter
particularly public spirited oF othervise feels a
kind - psr'onsi inie-.s, 10 the proceedings thss.
for !; IL the medium o. communication With the
outside sorld. AMI be tho amo1nt % mail per-
son receives ever small, stii there - always =
pleasing kind ~ expectancy associated With IL.
Mr.. Traesy. uho has been renting = farm In
this neighboFhSo4, belonging % the Wilhelm
estate. moved lss, week 90 = farm e, Piks,viis.
On Tue.iay svebins last an interesting lecture
On "PiFsi Imprsssians" was delivered a; the g
v. Church South here. BY Jos. Thompson. En-
There vas fair ai'ssisnre considering the M
favorable weather and the audience seemed HI ghiy
pleased. The proceeds 81 the lecture were for the
benefit % the church. Bns.ir A.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-10

Political Matters. Reisisrstown Voice
says y an assured fact that ticket will BE- run
in the 9Th dstriet next fall In the interest of some
geed man for County Commissioner. The names
Of leverai gentlemen are mentioned In connection
with the candidacy.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-10

Porsonnl.-Mr. VIM. II. Storm. son % the late
Edward storm. Of this county, who for six year,
pas, has been an assistant In the office of the
Reisiersiown Voice ieft this week for Dakota,
where he expects 10 reside peFmansntly. Me-. q.
Il nephew of Mr. =. W. Storm.
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Sudden Death. Mr. Diu,n Jr,.af. former
Is Of baiany's Valley iiei very sallsiiy at Piti.
hurg. Pa. % Monday morning last. llis ifiends
vsr- greatly shocked On receipt - Telegram 10
forming them - be death iiit remains afri.si
IN Baltimore Taesiay morning. accompanied By
hs greatly ds;fessed family, and the fsBsrsi tea
place from the Old homestead IN Dalany's VALLEY.
THE residence q bis brother charlss.i On wednes
iay evening. aud "a. very largely attended. The
iuisfusn, as made al Chestnut Grove church.
Rev. Mr.. Ea,hbuTn conducting the services. The
par.htareTs we're George II MrFfyman. Merry
man Anderson. q. Prank Morgan. Robert Piper
EdwAtd : Pesree ani Thomas Pssfee.
Mr. j,.,ap hal moved 20 ritisburg bat short
time az 90 engage IN husnsss. ani 80 Under
stand hs had iu.t purchased hou'e and vas get
ting bis family comfortably situated. when te sas
- sulienly taken -. Ilis death IL supposed T.
have been caused frsm paralysis q the brain.
Messr' ]. u. Slade A Son. uhdsrtAksfs. of
GnionTills. hal charge 81 the fanerai arrange.
ments.
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Maryland Farmer.-This valuable agricui.
tural book for March has been received, and Il
certainly u book of great Interest. II 10 ably
edited by Mr.. Ezra whitman. assisted by Col. W.
W. ". Bowie, Baltimore. Nd, at .! per snnum
In advance.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-10
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Loan I r1tk's piArosu >r,rg puysrHAtts 40
ThtNiio GVANo are for sale 10 baltimore county
BY the fuiiovine gsntlsmen. va Charles l.. aud
wm. n. Almony. share 4 q. George DilwoF;h.
FeEk kub-r; Dilu.fih. Bslisin John smith.
hotel keeper. Sannyhraok. ani Mitchell 4 Liz
ingst5n. ~ fous't street. Baltimore. ! have
made ~ local sale. y Diamond State Phosrhaies
ari TruIillo tuano IA Hartford county. chiefly ia
the - aud "a districts since the sprinE q lsst.
Ani I and difscu;y 10 selling Again g. a patty
Shs has once used them. aud refer g any Irouii.
ncn; farmer 90 Gamer In saii county. said fer
rhrsf. have been sod BY Ms'us. Daniel sti
Caleb l.. wtigh'. q the lith district u Baltimore
county with ssiisfarti n 20 consumers generally.
FIRST class fespentibs SCENTS waited fpf upac,g.
pied tsffitvTy. Refer q Wm :. keech. Esq . At
tofnsy a. lac. To-sonta-n. Nd, A. g. character
e ira. JSe. J. ALEHsNi ~. b,lair. Nd. Geaer
o. agent for Lord Polk. Oiesss. Dcla-Afe
sH.SE +. o, BAtriSoHE Ceusri. No.
2Pth JanBaFy. lss5.
NgssRs. Loan A Polk Gssiisrseu .--Nery litile
q year Diamond State sapsr Phosphate has heen
u,sd 10 thi, nsighbaFhood, Il never ha'irg been
oserei for ,ais here BY year agents. bu, A. far
have heard ~ It 10 this locality Is hn surpass
that sgAinI uhish It has been tested.
l.. NJ BIsNI~euAN
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Churches. vsrron and Woodbury.
together have nine churchcs--three Methodist
Episcopal. one Methodist Protestant, one Presby.
terrain, one Baptist, ono Catholic, one Protestant
Episcopal. one United brethren. The Dunkarls
also have congregation bat no church elihce.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-10

smaiipox.-1hs family % WIN. Bull. . car
ddvsr on the York road railway. Who lives short
distance north Of Cold Spring Hotel, has been
attacked with smallpox. A relative from the
city. who vas suffering with the disease. came 10
Mr.. Balls house and the malAdy WAS contracted
from her.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-10

Orange Agency. - The Maryland State
Grange Agency 10 Baltimore has been making
sales for seven years, selling TO members and Gus.
TONERS at low hgures and there Is now an aecu.
mutation Of profits amounting 10 $4,000. The
profits will DO divided next fall.