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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-24
Special Notice.
CARMEiss TAKE NOTICE.

LonD PoLK's DiAxoSD SrArE PnosPHarEs AND
TarxiLLo GuAse are for sale In Baltimore county
By the following gentlemen, via: Charles L. and
VIM. ii. Amony. Shane =. o.; George Diiworth,
Fork; Robert Dilworth, BaidWin; John Smith,
hotel keeper. sunny brook, and Mitchell a Liv-
ingston. us Forrest street. baltimore. have
made 5ei local sales Of Diamond State Phosphates
and Truxillo Guano 10 Hartford county, chiefly in
the ID and Sd districts. since the spring Of 1851,
and find no difficulty In selling again TO party
who has once used them. aud refer 10 any promi.
nent farmer or Gamer In said county. Said fer
tilizers have been sold BY Messrs. Daniel 5. and
Caleb l.. Wright, Of the ilth district Of baltimore
county, with satisfaction TO consumers generally.
First class responsible agents wanted for unoccu-
pied territory. Refer 20 WIN. S. Keeeh, Esq.. at.
torney at law, Towsontown, Nd, as 20 character
Of hrm. Jsc. J. ALExASIER. Beiair. Md, Gener.
al Agent for Lord a Polk, Odessa, Delaware.
SnASE 4. o., BALTIMORE Corxry. Nh,
29th January, 1ssj.
MxssRs. LoRD A Polk Gsniienrn Very little
Of your Diamond State Super Phosphate has been
ssed In this neighbnrhood, Il never having been
offered for sale here BY your agents, but as far as
have heard Of Il 10 this locality Il has surpassed
that against which l, has been tssied.
L. ~. BIRxiseuAx.
March iO.-3t
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-24

cB-The scoundrei Dukes, who 50 brutality
murdered Capt Mutt, at Uniontown, Pa, . short
time ago, and who was acquitted Of the crime. Il.
Democratic member Of the present Legislature
ofthat State. To the credit Of that body be Il
said, Il docs not intend to permi, Dukes to take
his seat, and Il Is said that there Is not hotel
proprietor In Harrisburg who will permit the muir
derer 70 lodge In his house. Il will Be- remember
Cd that Dukes deceived the young daughter Of
Capt. Mutt, and whom the father went TO his room
10 demonstrate with him he was shot down In cold
blood. From present appearances the State Of
Pennsylvania is scarcely large enough for the in.
famous Dakes. who will be obliged to seek home
eiaewhara
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-24
ALTIMORE PRICE CURRENT.
RETAIL PRICES.

btfie.f.- Por,erhouse steaks, 20 and IS cents per
H.nd; sirloin steaks, Is and 20 cents per pound:
y lrcasts, Is and Is cents per pound chuck
Asis, 10 and ~ cents per pound round, 10 cents
PER pound corned. 10 and ~ cents per pound ;
soup meats, s and 10 cents per pound beef liver
8 and 10 cents per pound.
La@t.-Porequarters. i2i and Is cents per
pound headquarters, IS cents per pound chops,
Is and 20 cents per pound; spring lamb, hind.
quarters, 81 so 20 90 forequarters, rs TO $3.50
MHitoH.-fOrequartsrs. ~ cents per pound :
hlndqaaIters. 10 cents per pound; chops, Is and
Peai.-Shouidcrs, t2T and Is cents per pound ;
breast, l23 and u cents per pound: chops, IS
and 20 cents per pound; outlets, 20 and IS cents
per pound; veal liver, IS cents per pound.
Perk.-Ronsi, II cents per pound chops and
steak. IL cents per pound hams, 10 cents Der
pound; sliced. 20 cents per pound middling, i6
and Is cents per pound eorned rib. IL cents per
pound; shoulders, 10 cents per pound sausage
and lard, ~ cents per pound.
Observation-Disclosures IS aud 10 cents per peck:
turnips. - cents per peck; onisns, 30 cents per
peck spinach. 30 to 80 cents per peck celery.
cents per bunch; cabbages, aud 10 cent. per
head Parsnips. cents per bunch. IS cent. per
peck carrots, > cents per bunch sprouts, 20 and
10 cents per peck asparagus, 50 10 as cents per
bunch cranberries, 20 cents per quar-, oyster
plants, cents per bunch; lettuce, 5 to Is cents
per head.
Fi.h.-Pike. IS and SO cents per bunch pan
rock. % and SO cents per bunch boiling rock, 30
cents per pound perch. % and 50 cents per
bunch; Goldfish and paddock, cents per pound !
tsselis. i2i aud Is cents per pound. two pounds
for Is cents; terrapin. so cents 10 si20 each roc
shad. IS cents TO 81 each melt shad, 30 to co
cents each.
Cane oHd Foiri.-Prairie chickens. st.2S pct
pair turkey. rs cents per pound chickens, :
and Si.50 per pair; geese. 81 each.
Batter aad Eyg'. -iut,er--Deiawarc print, 81
cents per pound creamery. 20 cents per pound
roll. % To Is cents per pound. Egg: cent,
per dozen.
FrHi'..-Apple', 10 to 90 cents per peck: grapes
cataweas. l23 cents per pound; Malagas, %
cents per pound banana, 20 u 10 cents pc,
dozen oranges. Floridas. % to 50 cents per
dozen; Messinas. i2i to IS cents per dozen
lemons. i?i to 20 cent. per dozen.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-24

ro-Thc system under which seat. arc now con
tested in Consrss. Is an invitation TO contestants
and wrong upon the National treasury. A dis.
tric, from which Congressional contest comes
costs the people sometimes twice rs much. or more,
than district where there Is no contest. The
eonicstsnt gets paid, the sitting member gets
paid, &C. In the late Congress Mr.. sessinghaus.
Of Missouri, contested the seat Of the one who had
been awarded the certificate, and lev hours be-
fore Congress adjourned he was awarded the seat.
The financial result, was, the member who was
finally put out Of the scat got paid for the full
term, while Mr.. se'singhaus drew si5, 500 from
the National treasury. That kind Of thing should
not be permitted to occur.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-24

jne-Tho s%Hday hsrasa' eOmPIlfsnts to the
Day; 1--WE would not be so ungenerois as to taunt
tina, editor who is attempting to make capital by
his scurriii,y with no; having been favored with
refined associations. or not having had Opportu-
mites Of acquiring many new ideas lie who is
compelled to struggle SO hard to cke out an exist
encc should be treated with forbearance and con-
sidera,ion, unless he becomes imper,inen, and
offensive, and even then the better way Is to let
him 60 with the remark which Uncle Toby made
to the ny, tina, he was too good na,ured to crush.
Should the H'raii. in the course Of any future
Day, dCem it advisable to rehuke malevolenee or
ignorance. such quotations from contemporary ed
i,OFials can be made as will subs;an,iaie the opin-
ions We now too deicateIy expres.."
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-24
OYSTER AND EATING HOUSES

OYSTER AND EATING HOUSES.
and eating houses u sSo.6o Throughout, the State
FEMALE VENDORS.
Females vending millinery and other small ar
tcles. whose stock is not over $500, pay license
Of $3.50 only I; but " over that amount they are
required 10 pay the same license other persons
oath TO be made A. 20 the amount Of stock ut the
principal season Of the year.
LICENSES TO OWNERS AND KEEPERS
OF STALLIONs AND JACKS.
The owner or keepers Of every stallion or jack
shall, before being permitted 10 stand or station
such animal, pay 10 the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
Of one OF the counties In this State the high
est sum which he intends 10 ask or receive for the
season Of one mare aud the receipt Of the said
Clerk, with the seal Of his Court attached thereto
for said sum. shall be the license for stationing or
standing such stallion or jack for one year from the
date thereof; provided, that In no ease shall the
sum directed 10 the paid by this section for such
license be less than ten dollars and that every
stallion or jack upon which the said tax Il paid
shall be exempt from all other State tax.
RICHARD c. TRACEY,
Sheriff Of Baltimore county.
n. Bly, Instructions received from the Treas
ury Department at the Clerks Office, all persons
applying for . license Of any Kind, except mar
rage licenses, which are the same ~ heretofore,
will hereafter have 10 pay the fee Of hy eentsfor
issuing the same. making total Of sixty cents as
stated above.
The fee Of any cents ha. heretofore been charged
RICHARD Q. TRACEY,
heh.3t.-sd.) sheriff Of baltimore county.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-24

eS-The present Grand Jury summoned one Of
the editors Of TnE Usios before II thinking they
would mako him reveal the name Of our correspon.
dent whose letters, over the initiai"B have dis
eussed the financial affair, Of the county in such
a business-iike way, ~i,hou, rejecting upon any
Of the officials. or eouse they were not grs,ihed
In this respect. as Il would ho an unpardonabe
breach Of confidence FOR newspaper editor TO re.
veal the Names Of his eOresponden,s-es especially
Of those who particularly desired that their names
should not be given To the public. Perhaps the
Grand Jury has learned something regarding
matters Of this character that they never knees be-.
fore.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-24

cD-Ths Young Mems Republican Club Of Bal.
timere city on Thursday night rendered reeep-
ton at their rooms South a. GO, to Hon. Milton
O. urner, who delivered q stirring speech, eOun-
selling harmony In the party, &C. Tho attendance
was very large, many Of the most prOminen, Re-
publicans In the State being present. AZ the close
Of the reception m elegant supper was served in
one Of thsrooms Of the club. Thi. organization
IL composed Of between two and three hundred
active young men, and Il Is destined to accom-
plish much good for the party. Mr.. WIN. W.
johnson 10 the president Of the Club aud Mr..
Charles Clark secretary. Doth are highly re-
spected young merchants, and take = .eommen-
dAbIs interest In everything looking to the success
Of the organization and the party.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-24

Mrs. Emma Gates conkiing. the Temperance
advocate, whore death was feared In New York .
lev days ago. 10 thought to be recovering.
"A Pawtueket sehooima'am. In order 10 be sure
every one of the 1fty eight In the room Rvs biows
--Boston's City Clerk, removed BY Gen. Butler
In favor Of Democrat, had, &c had his father be-
fore him. held the post for thirty yeAFy. HE
friends have presented him with $4,000.
Limitation diamonds are often set with Tin
foil behind them 70 increase their briilianey.
Chicago man had genuine stone mounted IN that
way. and cleared s2,oo0 In o week BY betting on
~ vAlus the losers being led assFay By the back
iss Of Tin.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-24

ess-The baltimore Sunday A~erieaH comments
upon custom which should be discontinued forth
with; "can anyone explain wherefrom comes the
extraordinary and altogether reprehensible custom
now prevailing. whereby the young man. when
he goeth forth with the maiden, Is impeled TO
take hsr arm. thus reversing entirely the previous
order Of things' The oaks must have become puny
sapling'. the ivy seems to uphold them. instead Of
being by them supported There would be fewer
D"se' TO pollu,e nature were such manners and
methods done away with altogether"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-24

Eo-Baltimore Is to have grand musical fe'.
tivai this spring. and President; su;rO. Of the Ora
tOrio Society, has made arrangements with Theo-
dore Thomas, Of New York, to participate. It is
proposed for the Oratorio to sing the "Rcdetnp-
ton" on April Goth and :5th. On the ?Sth
Thomas orchestra will give matinee concert, in.
terspersed with solos by proninen, sisners. and
at night another eonccr, will be given. with the
aid Of additional soloists and the 0ratorio, which
will sing selections from different works. Il is
thought that the attras,ivensss of the programme.
win bring many people to the city. beside stimu-
lating music culture.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-24
MARRIAGES.
SWITZER-

SwITZER-BUR On March I6. by tho
Rev. NJ. Grimm. GeO. ". SwitEsr to Elizabeth
4. Burrier.
TULL-L0NE.-March 18th. at Grace =. T..
Church. bv the Rev. DR.. Rich. Thos. J. Tull 20
Mary Johns Love, both Of baltimore.
RoWE-BURNS.-Att the brides residence near
White Hall, Feb. %. 1883, by Rev. Calvin l..
Amy, Charles ". Rowe aud Bette NJ. Burns,
all Of this county.
wIN-wilITEFoRD.--0n the 2Ist Of
February. Robert l.. Baldwin TO Cassie l..
whiteford. both of Hartford county.
GREEN-BALDwtN.-O 9Th inst, at Ghost
nut Grove Church. by Rev. d. l.. Rathburn,
John Green, NJ. D., Of Hartford county, to Ella
Baldwin, daughter Of Morris Baldwin, Esq,
n of Long Green, baltimore county.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-24
the LATE CONGRESS-.

The astute Washington correspondent Of the
Baltimore San. 10 his letter Of 18th inst, says;
"one good thing may be said Of the congrsss
which has Just passed out OF existence. In many
years, going back 20 q period far anterior 70 the
war, the deliberations Of few Of Its predecessors
have been marked by 30 little Of sectional differ
enecs and animosity. In the short session closing
on the 18th Of this month politics was scarcely
touched upon. Another popularity Is that there
were pcrceptible antagonisms between the
President and Congress, either as regards the
members of tho political party opposed 10 him or
tho faction In bic own party with which he Is not
In sympathy. IL L. said that Of the nominations
TO Office made by President Arthur the proportion
Of reflections made by the Senate has been less
than 10 the ease of the nominations Of any Presi-
ss ss s Inc S1 so rssIs sn.. .eSs
ircompotency OF the nominees, aud not with any
reference 10 the interests the wishes Of cliques
or Of parties. The President has shown dispo.
si,ion from the moment Of his entrance into Office
10 avoid any conflict with Congress or with the
Senate, and has not hositated 10 withdraw nomi-
nations when aPpriscd that they were liable 10
provoke opposition or discussion In the Senate
His course gives color 10 what has been accepted
the fact by his friends that he has no ambition
for any political prcfeTment beyond his term Of
Office, aud has determined TO have as pleasant .
time as he can, and With little trouble and jar.
ring a. possible while he remains In the White
House. A personal friend Of his says he will be
entirely content afer 1855 to pose as an ex-Pres-
ident whose administration was respectable and
popular. The politicians say that President
Arthur, having no ambition TO succeed himself
will be able 90 exert much influence upon the Re.
publican nomination for the President. and tina,
Il so disposed and his power Is welded juiicious.
ly and skilfully. he might DO able to control tbs
nomination. lie Is probably not worrying him.
self about this just now
This correspondent, speaks Independently and
consSrvatively; nor Is he much wide Of the abso-
lutte fact. Let Us hope that our Republican friends
heneefor,h may act consistently and harmoniousiy
as they did in the Congress just ended, and that
President Arthur may continue as consistent and
wise as he has shown himself TO be In the past.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-24

EH-we had occasion last week TO apply the
pathological title "doio" to certain individual,
aud as a grsa, many people doa't knsw wha,
"dodo" IL, for their information VIC will say IL IL
large aud extinct bird which was supposed to
have been without brains. Perhaps the name
does not exactly Ct the person to whom
Il was applied, and we have therefore concluded,
whom having occasion to refer to him In the future
to call him "philillOO," and any gentleman who
docs not know what "philiIlVO" is can be en-.
-nghtensd BY making personal application 81 this
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-24

- Iha snnapneement Il made Of the failure
efMsssrs. p. D. and A. D. sprenkis, grain mer-
chants, Of York, Pa. Their liabilities ere placed
atsbout $4,000. This amount may be augmented
some $4,000, rs there are many farmers holding
their notes, ranging from 500 to $500. for grain
sold. Thero are also several thousand dollar, Of
unpaid cheeks In the hands Of farmers and others
who have sold the hrm grain and produce. Tho
failure Is one Of the largest that has occurred In
York IN many years, and was, from the standing
Of The parties. great surprise. Many Judgments
have bssn entered up agaius, them BY banks and
indiviauaIs. The failure viii entail much distress
smong small farmers, Who have len their money
with The hrm 70 meet their payments on the frat
q ApFii, he general day Of settlement.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-24

Js1-The Baltimore Day, in spicy editorial on
what Il considers the irreeOneilable Inconsistency
Of two OF the American. articles on Senator Cor
mans probable course in the fall campaign. asks
the following pertinent questions: "whai Is the
American anyhow! Il itthe organ Of the Repub.
iican party or Of portion Of the Democratic par
~! Where does It stand! why Is II so deeply
interested in Democratic party managemen,'--
These are questions which Republicans as well as
Democrats are putting, and everybody would like
10 have them answered"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-24

e1-sueeessfai experiments in iOng'di.iance
telephoning with the Gray. Harmonic system and
Darrance telephone were made recently between
Cleveland, Ohio, and New York. distance Of Tol
miles over the heavy solid copper wire Of the
Postal Telegraph Company. The man at Cievc-
land communicated with New York. and the an
swer came that every word was plainly heard as
u tho instruments were only a short distance
apart. As soon as the postal line reaches Chicago
the feat Of speaking between there and New York
will be tried and Il Is confidently believed IL can
be successfully done. The distance IL 900 miles
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-24
SHERIrr'S LICENSE NOTICE.
Notice tn Merchants. Traders and
Others.

A LII persons and bodics.corporatc or polite, in
"A Baltimore county. who are shall be cxcr
cising any business. or shalt be doing any act or
thing. or shall be in the occupation Of any house
necessary by the laws Of Maryland. arc hereby
warned to obtain License or renew the same
Oa Or before The fire, oj Nay. 1883,
under the penalty prescribed by said laws for the
infraction thereof.
Those interested are notified Of the following re-
quircmenis Of the License Laws:
TRADERS LICENSES.
The amount to be paid by traders tor license,
1.-THE amount Of stock At the principal Of sale
60 he given under OATH l. a. follows:
II the applicants stock in trade docs no, ex-
coed 81 900 1860
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March LII.
T,O THE PUBLIC.

wARrRoous ov EsrEr ORsAS. wEnER, HAIxEs)
AND fiscnER Pi,Sos. IS n. CHARLES ST.,
BALTIMORE, March !, 1ss3.
Having severed my connection with the Stein
way Agency, and connected myself with Me,srs.
Sanders 4 .Stayman, / shall 10 glad 20 receive
your orders for tuning and repairing pianos and
organs. at the latter place. No, IS N Charles 81.
Satisfactory work at reasonable prices guaranteed.
7. ID. GAMBRILL,
Tuner and Repaircr.
In referring to the above card. We beg leave 60
say that we shall be pleased 10 receive the orders
Of Mr.. Gambriil's former patrons, aud will gear
antee that they shall receive the most careful and
prompt attention. SANDERS 4 STAYMAN.
March i7.--lm.
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NOTICE.
THE IRONS OF THE
DAVIS CHILLED PLoWS
Are 10 be had at the store Of
HENRY WILCOX 81 BRO,
Ii2 and Itf n. Gay NJ, Baltimore
March Aim
DUBLIC SALE


VALUABLE STOCK. FARMING UTENSILS.
STORE GOODS. HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE, &C.
The undersigned will sell nj public sale. nj his
mill and store. at Mantua. 9Th district, on
IA THSsday. Sd dayof april. Iss3,n
0W&N at o'clock 2. NJ, sharp, VA
Wr1uA. The following Property, via: &,N~A
? LARGE FINE MULES. 6yrs. old; l BROWN
HORSE, 6 yrs. old. works anywhere aud q good
driver; I THOROUGHBRED MARE. works aud
drives well I heavy two.horse No. Spring Wa.
gon with Cover, light two.ho Spring Wagon,
! one horse Spring Wagon. all in good order;
Buggy, Sulky, Jump-Seat Jaeger, In good
order; sets Express Harness. set Lead Ilar-
ness, set Piow Harness. Bridcs, IIaiters. 2 sets
Checks, Lead Line for houes. Butt aud Breast
Chains, Cow Chains, SPreaders. . Jockey Sticks,
good Log Chain. Davis Drag. I good Cutting Box,
Cora Shelter. Shovels. Hoes. Forks. RakcS, Mat
,ocks, lot of Empty Barrels and Boxes. &c. Also,
10 bushels White Russian Oats, ~ Hives Bees, lot
Empty Hives. - Grain Sacks Also. his entire
stock Of STORE GOODS. such as Dry Goods, No
tions, Drugs Hardware. Crockerywnre. Boots and
Shoes, Counter Scales. Weights aud Measures Of
all binds. and many other things kept In q coun.
try store. Dbl Pure Cider Vinegar, lot Small
Seed. Early Rose aud Burbank Potatoes. House.
hold and Kitchen Furniture, l.atrobe Stove, good
rs new good Coal Stoves. and many other ar,i-
eies not necessary 20 mention.
ee-If the Store Goods are not all sold on the
above day Of sale the sale will be continued at night
until all are sold.
cash; on all sums over $40 credit Of . months
will he given, purchasers giving notes with ap-
proved security, bearing interest from day of sai.
No goods 90 be removed until terms Of sale arc
complied with. WILLIAM T. cox.
GEO. ". JORDAN, Auctioneer. [Meh.2i-u
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OwINGS.-At Washington city, Feb. 25th, Horace
owings, aud on March 18th, p. lIaideman
0wings. sons Of the late Judge VIM. aud Ana
lIaideman Owings, Of 0wings' Mills.
KN0EBEL.-on March ?ist, at the residence Of
her son, Long Green. Annie Elizabeth knoebei,
In the Goth year Of her age.
IJAMS.-0n March Goth. Lydia T.. Ijams. wife Of
Edw. Ijams and youngest daughter Of chas II.
and Mary A. Meicher.
B00NE.-on March 18th, SAllic =. X, widow Of
Col. VIM. Boone and daughter Of the late WIN.
Kennedy, at Oak Hin. Baltimore county.
GUYT0N.-On Sunday mnrnig. March 18th, nj
the residence of her son, y. ". Guyton, Balti-
more, Elizabeth Guyton. in the 9ad year of her
age. widow Of the late Samuel Guyton.
CSGER.-on Els, inst, Mrs. Caroline Ungcr.
aged So years.
AGG.-March 10Th. in Baltimore. Alfred Tagg.
son Of the late Stephen Tagg, of this county,
aged 81 years and IS days.
H0UST0N.-fn the 9th district, March 18th.
Charles Houston. in the 23d year Of his age
sou Of Lucinda aud joseph Houston.
HAYDEN.--March 18th. at Riders, Of con-
sumption. james Iiaydcn. sou Of the late
Thomas Hayden. aged IS years.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-24

Eo-Thc accumulated silver coinage now in the
treasury and ub.treasuriss exceeds one hundred
millions Of dollars, and il Is believed most Of the
future coinage Of silver dollars will also 20 there
instead Of into circulation. What do the BONANZA
kings care for that, so long as the Government
buys all the silver thew have TO sell.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-24
ALnclrv Fiaharman-

In the vast amount Of business transacted Al The
Baltimore, Nd. Postoikes. Mr.. NJ. v. Bailey. So.
pcrintendeut ofthe Mails, kept exceedingly kusv.
bat somehow he finds . spare hour or day 20 70
fishing. and from his expsrisnes be gives his ts..
timony that 81. jacobs OIL Il the best remedy In
the World for rhsumatism. sprains. sore feet ana
joints, bruises, eie. Ttis he remedy for ashermsn
and gunnsrs, who shouid always keep betsls %
hnnd.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-24

jrS-Our Democratic friends in some Of the dis
,ric,s are warming up to the work and from pres
ent prospects there will be some very lively tus-
sles next fall The list Of candidates promises to
be larger than ever before, and already VIC hear
ominous mutiering which unmistakably Por,end
trouhles for sotne Of the aspirants,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-24

So-A good deal Of the news" given In some
Of the most ''en,erPrisins" daily papers may be
interesting reading to those who enjoy record Of
the ffail,ies Of human nature. but the fathers and
mothers who care for the purity ofthsr households
cannot afford TO have such papers In their families.