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The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-28

FRA majority Of the Ways and Means COM
repOr, concerning the Maryland Central Railroad.
stating ,ha; their examination has proved that
",he road, far constructed, rejects the high
est credit upon the integrity, energy and capacity
of its management. Strict economy has marked
its progress toward Belair where Il 10 evident Il
must stop until /; receive, additional aid I'm
the face Of such \ declaration says The Day,
chow the committee could refuse to permi, the
people Of this city to express their opinion AbOu,
aiding to extend the road beyond Belair |, Is diff
cult for any sane man 20 understand."
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-28

Er-lIOn. Francis NJ. Darby, Assistan, L. :.
Treasurer at Baltimore, on Thursday night Of las,
week delivered very able and entertaining adj
dress before the Young Mems Republican Club Of
Baltimore. The attendance was large, both Of in =
vited guests and members, and much interest was
manifested. This Club. which 10 composed Of nc.
tive young Republicans, Is rapidly increasing in
membership and now number, nearly three hun
dred. II 10 opposed to all eliques aud factions in
the party. and has for ii. Objec, the advaneemen,
Of Republican principle. ip the city and State
Gen. Adam Z. King will deliver an address to the
Club about the middle Of May.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-28

esrThe Washington correspondent of the Bal
,imOre Herald. in "spscisI' dated April goth.
says ait is the impression in ofseia circles that
Collector Ditiy will no, be disturbed the duties
Of his Office are now being faithfully aud erpedi-
tiously perfsrmei. This /. the information last
received by the Treasury Department, and those
in position to know say that the Secretary 10 de-
eidedly opposed to making change Of collectors
and precipi,aiing another horde Of pIace-'eekers
upon him." The Herald has all along opposed
Col. Diiy, and would have been pleased II he had
been removed. This extract from its columns
shows that IL has no hope for his displacement.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-28

III" undersigned will sell by public auction. at
the ENCnANTE SALESRoOM. tRainc'. Hail.
timnfc. On
Tiaf.dng. q. 81 lag ~ Mo-. l>>3,
ai o'clock l.. NJ.
THREE FARMS. CONTAINING N ALL
ABOI T aOo ACRES.
.iiuaiel in the 9Th district. near EayViIlc Balii.
more county. and divided A. follows:
No. I--iiu ACRES. more or les. improved by
q STONE GRI>T AND SAW MILL. with a con.
slant .ircam e. water the whole year. The Mill
j. run hy ElFhham's turbine wheel. i3l inch IN
der - irci heal. and good country custom ran
be hal by proper attention. Within tine Iss,
four years about >2.ulu have been cApeud.d in
Improvements On the Mill The Dwelling. which
j. oi stone. rough-casi has porchc. IN front. con-
tans /. rooms. and l. u most desirable rc.iiencc.
,chement on the property, near the mill. can be
used the millcrs house.
No. 2.--l9J ACRES. more ur lc,s l. improved
by comfortable LOG AND WEATHERBOARD-
Ed DWELLING. and commodiou. Swi,yer
Barn: also. two Tenement House,. now occupied.
Mos; Of this farm IL under cultivation.
No. a.-lj2 ACRES. more or less. adjuins the
village of Rayviile. aud j. most cpnvcnrnily loca-
ted. Upon this farm two LOG not SES. in
good repair and now occupied. Abou; one half
Of the farm l. in wood
The property will be offered as a whole. and IL
not sold. will be divided and offered in the .epa-
rated tracts above described.
These lands arcpariicuarly valuable for grazing
and dairy purposes. ani are situated three miles
from Parkion. y. e. Railway. where all trains
north and south stop. aud twenty.six miles from
Baltimore. The lands are hilly. of u mica aud
rotten rock soil. aud susceptible Of the highest i'm
provemcni. never failing stream passes through
every field the full length Of the tract. and each
dwelling u supplied with spFing water.
E.-TERMS AT SALE.
Thomas y. Bull. residing on the property. will
show IL ;o all visitors. Further information will
he given by the undersigned on application.
JOHN W. ROSS,
Corner south and Water streets, Baltimore.
WM. SEEMtLLER 4 CO., Aue,ionecrs.
Anil ~
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-28

es-Two towns Of Illinois. Aurora aud Elgin,
tried the experiment las, year Of fixing liquor
licenses at $500, under the power granted them by
their charter, and the experiment has proved so
satisfAe,ory that they have determined to try IL
another year. The eaee, Ia To reduce the number
Of grogssries, the moro disrspusabis Kind being
uasble 10 pay so high rates. and to induce greater
care on the part of those who are unable to pay
the high license to maintain such character that
their license. shall not be cancelled for cause aud
they thereby suffer the loss Of their business.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-28

Paper car wheels are making an excellent
record for themselves. There are more than thirty
thousand running the railroads Of this country,
and only thres failed or broke during the past
year, aud even then there loss Of life in con-
sequence. q record which iron wheels cannot ap-
proaeh. An ingenious German Matchmaker has
just constructed a watch entirely ou, Of paper.
which be says l. A. reliable and enduring ~ those
made Of metal. We are just beginning to apPrc-
eiaie this material for the manufacture Of articles
Of every Kind
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-28

se- The Hanover. Pa, Spectator, In referring
to the eandidancy for Governor of Hon. Jacob
Tome, Of this State, says: "lIOn. Jacob Tome. Of
-POsi,, Cecil county, is prominently spoken
of a. n Republican candidate for Governor at the
approaching November election. Mr.. Tome is n
native Of Hanover. but removed from here when
quite young. lie ia well-knOwn and popular in
all sections Of Maryland, aud would make the
strongest canvass Of any candidate that could be
presented for Gubernatorial honors by the Repub-
.lieabs. We hope to hear Of Mr.. Tones nomina.
tion and triumbhant election
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-28


.ss-The New England States have more than
doubled their number OF divorces in the last twenty
years. Connecticut granted 6.65j in the fifteen
years ending in ISIS. One divorce to 1914 mar.
riages. Under change Of the Law the number
run down to $50 in ISsO. Massachusctts, from
?i3 in 1850, ran up to COO In ISIS, divorce To
abou, 81 marriages. Maine granted 5S7 in lSSO
--One to each eight or nine marriages. The ratio
Is almost great in New Hampshire. In lS5s
Vermont granted one divorce to each II marriages.
Rhode Island granted one to 1914 marriages. The
ratio Of divorces to marriages in ohio was to Il
in 1851. Michigan had one divorce suit to each $
marriages in issi. aud in one county (Kent) there
were 20. divorce suits to 9?l marriages in sixteen
months. Louisville had a ratio Of ! 10 l3.3 In
1851. and 81. Louis granted ?6s last year. san
Francisco $40, and Philadelphia i77. Chicago in
six years had one suit to Us marriages.
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MARRIAGES,

JOHSs0N-sANDERsO ApriI n. a,
Franklin street Presbyterian church, BY Rev.
W. U. Murkland. d. D.. J. Grahams johnson.
of Frederick City, 10 Eiinor. youngest daugh-
ter of the late Thos. sandsrson, Esq., of 'sThe
Plains" Baltimore county.
HAGAN-OffUTT.-0n the 25th inst, ct the
residence Of the brides parents, William u.
Hagan, Of Chattanooga. Tenn. 20 MaFka v.
Ohuii, daughter Of DR.. T. z. OGutt, of he "a
district of baltimore county.
FOUDREY-SMITn.-On December %, Iss2,
BY Rev. J. Brown, William y. Foudrey 70
Louisa II. Smith, both Of Govanstown, Bal,i-
more county.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-28

cS-Ths fund for the benefit Of the children Of
the late Rev. Thomas Guard nss amounts TO sio,-
200, and Of which $4,000 have been invested
5000 at I've per cent. In ground rents, and s5,-
900 at six per cent. In mortgages. Msssrs. sami
snOwdsn, }. Frank supPlse and J. W. d. Pen,u
have been appointed trustees Of the fund.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-28

ES- The Democrats Of Hartford county will hold
primary elections on Saturday, May i9;h. fOr the
purpose Of selecting delegates to county eOnvsn'
tiOn to meet a, Dslair, May 18th. The object Of
the convention Is to consult as to the best means
for bringing about the nomination Of a ticket
The Hartford Democrats a.c not any too 'barmo-
nious"-in fac, there Is an evident disposition on
the part of many Of them TO "kiek.''
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-28

eB-The Cecil De@oeraf say "ths young DEM
scraey Of Baltimore announce as cardinal prin.
sspls Of their faith that no member must be an
oaiee-he,dsr. The Aiseri,y with which young
Democrats viii Essign from that utOpisn body as
soon as fat oasee invites them. eaa be ina gned
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-28

ee-ssveral Democratic editors from different
counties Of the State me, a, Barnum's Hotel. Bal
timoFc, this week, and decided to issue call for
. soHTsntion Of editors Of Democratic papers 10
meet In BaiumOre, May sth. The Objec, Of the
meeting will be the consideration Of party Affairs
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-28

cs-Ex-Surgeon-G James Croxall Palmer,
on the rstrsd lie. Of the United States Navy. died
as bis residsnes In Washington on Tuesday. lie
married Juliet eIuings, daughter Os James Git
tings, Of Long Green, Baltimore pouniy, May %,
1857. Ne leaves . wife and two children.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-28

98-The Cecil Ds@oerai, In view Of the many
efforts Of the peace makers To harmoniEe matters
10 the DsnOsrs,ic party In this State says "plsn.
:.ssl are Pia,i;aess sd mslliauous are the tones
Of the moribund. II all khoS &C well what Is good
70 Do why don't ne All do itY"
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-28

rs-The next Grand Jury for Baltimore county
had better not be deceived. as was the las, one.
into summoning editors to give the names of their
correspondents. II they should be they may have
to summon Messrs. A. :. Abel Co., Of the BAL
iimore San, as tha; paper lately published several
anonymous communications on the books Of the
Treasurer Of Baltimore county.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-28

ro-The Sea-. Annapolis correspondent, in re-
ferring to politics. says "Mr. John :. Giiiinss, of
Baltimore county. has been spoken Of for Comp
troller. but Mr.. Gi;,ings says he Is banker. ae-
quain,ed with finance, and /. not lawyer. lie
says that he Is a candidate for Treasurer no., de-
riieJiv
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-28

Deaths Frss---Tris.sss. &c.. 10 s,.. |. Is.s

De"t"s FTse---IFtb"tes, de., 10 efs. q Ltns
MERRLE.-0n Wednesday, 2sth Of April, Jo.
seph Merkle, in the Gist year Of his age.
CARROLL.-Near 0wing's Mills, at the resi-
denee Of her step-father, Col. ]. Psnner Lee,
Mary Sophia Carroll, eldest daughter Of the
late A. II. Carroll, Of Howard county.
sAUMRNIG.-At Hereford, Baltimorp county,
on the evening Of the 23d, L. Garfield, aged is
months and - days, daughter of y. n. and s.
A. Saumenig.
BL0TTENBUR0ER.-On the 2ssh inst, aftsr a
long and painful illness, Mary Margaret BIos.
tenburger, aged So years. wife of lhe late Philip
Bioitonburgsz.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-28

co-The cyclone that struck the towns Of wes.
too aud Beaursgard. Miss, with such terrible
force on Sunday last, converted the latter town
into a mass Of ruins and killed % persons out.
right. besides wOunding 4 much larger number.
This storm 10 doubtless Of the same class that ha,
50 frequently in the past swept over Kansas,
Iova aud other Northern States.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-28

Ec-Me.srs. A. p. and ". :. MeCombe. editors
andproprietors Of the liavre. eGraee RsPabiieaH,
have been sued for libel by one William IL.
Brundige. The cause Of action was the publiea-
;ion Of a paragraph saying that Brrniise had lui,
Havre.de.Graee without paying his bill. and
warning newspaper publisher. particularly no, u
trust him
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-28

xn-On Monday last $5O.Ooo,Ooo worth Of in
ternal revenue stamps were shipped from Wash
ington to collectors throughout the United States.
to be used on articles subjee, to stamp tax after
May /. The packages weighed in the aggregate
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-28

ES-Ths SsA.xs crop Of California is said 10 be
% large this year that 20 pick more than half Of
v will be impossibls. One fruit grossr near Los
Anssias has sold his crop of orAsgss and Lessons
% sixty asrss sE hstsess they stand, for s2S,.
eoo
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-28
LICENSES To RETAILERS oF SPIRITUOrS
OR PREVENTED LIQrORS OR
LAGER BEER
OYSTER AND EATING UOUsEs

The license to be paid by the keepers of Oyster
AMI eating houses Is S5O.Go throughout the State.
FEMALE vENDERS.
Fcnaes vending millinery and other small ar.
tclcs. whose stock j. not over $500. pay license
Of $500 only but IL over that amount they are
required To pay the same license ~ other persons
oath to be made ~ to the amount oi stock at the
principal season Of the year.
LICENSES To OWNERS AND KEEPERS
OF STALLlONS AND JACKS.
The owner or keepers of every stallion or Jack
shall. before being permitted 90 stand or station
such animal. pay tu the Clerk ~ the Circuit Court
Of Of the counties in this State. the high
est which he intends 70 ask or receive for the
season of one mare : and the receipt of the said
Clerk. with the seal "f hi Court attached thereto
for said sum- shall be- the license for staiioning or
standing such stallion jack for one year from the
date thereof provided. that in no case 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 he exempt from all other State tax.
RICHARD e. TRACEY.
Sheriff of Baltimore county.
y. by instructions rccciycd from the Treas-
ury Department at the Clerks Office, all persons
applying for license Of any kind, except mar.
riagc liccascs. which are the same rs heretofore
will hereafter have 10 pay the fec of ffty for
issuing the sanc. making total of sixty cents ~
stated above.
The fee Of ity cent. ha. heretofore been charged
10 the State.
RICHARD c. TRACEY,
Meh. ?i.-td.l sheriff Of baltimore county.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-28

se-The .jth Of March. Issi, is suggested as
the proper occasion to celebrate the :joth anniver-
sAry Ofthe settlement Of Mary land. The AHsricnH
says the celebration should be held either in An.
na?olis or in 81. Mary's county, where the Ere,
settlers landed
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-28

EA-BOss Cotton, in his paper, the Annapolis
RsPabiieaH, continues to pay his respects to Boss
Gorman in n style not at al complimentary
Democracy, as represented by these gentlemen.
l. BY no means harmonious.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-28
Miscellaneous.
1000.
rNWO THOUSAND ACRES
THE MODEL FARM OF MARYLAND,
SPRINGFIELD AND BROWNS
g INHERITANCE. "A,

SPRINGFIELD AND BROWNS
-. INHERITANCE. B>
Being lesirous Of reducing the sire Of my
farm. Springfield and Browns Inheritance. situa-
ted near Sykesvillc and Freedom, Carroll county.
Md. To i've hundred 500 acres. have divided
the two estates into farms ranging in sire from
SEVENTEEN t5jj To- TWO III NDRED AND
FIFTY t250l ACRES. or larger tracts IL desired,
and now offer at private sale any or all of these
farms Mt low figures and on easy terms.
Ec-Ii not ,old At private sale before June next
they will be sold positively at public sale TO- the
highss; bidder.
The Lands in the hi ghcsi state of guilty
being about one half mile from the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad and about the same distance from
the Liberty turnpike. The entire property l. pro
ducing equal with amy lands in the state and per
haps n better average.
Plat Of each farm will he ready in "a fcw week :
showing the exact amount Of cleared and WOOD
land in each.
Persons desiring further information will al.
dTcss the owner. FRANK BROWN,
Sykcsvillc. Carroll county,
or No. 30 y. Charles street. Baltimore.
March Fl II
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-28

ra-John Lilly, brakeman on the New York
Central and Hudson River Railroad, has obtained
verdict agains, the company for $4,000 for the
loss Of both legs In accident In the yO-d Of the
Grand Central Depot.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-28
Miscellaneous.
SHERIFF'S LICENSE NOTICE.
Notice 60 Merchants. Traders and
Others.

A Ill persons and bodies corporate or polite, 10
"A Baltimore county. who are or shall be exer-
cising any business. or shall be doing any act or
thing. or shall be In the occupation Of any house
place for any purpose for which license is made
necessary by the laws Of Maryland, are hereby
warned to obtain a License or renew the same.
On bcJors ~. fret of May. isS3
under the penalty prescribed by .aid laws for the
infraction thereof.
Those interested are notified Of the following re-.
quircments Of the License Laws:
TRADERS LICENSES.
The amount to be paid by traders for a license.
1.-THE amount Of stock at the principal season Of sale
TO be given under oath.) l. as follows:
II the applicants stock in trade does not ca p
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-28

A granger whose name Is Bob Shell
Was moving the grass in his field.
by 4 snake he was bitten,
And he has just written.
"St. Jacobs Oil has the bite healed"
A lame Chinaman on the Pacific,
Ofpains aud aches was prolific
lie iimped all around.
Until he had found
81. Jacobs Oil, the great specific.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-28

MORTGAGEE'S SALE
VERY VALUABLE Farm. SITUATED n.
e IL THE 5TH ELECTION @A
E DISTRICT OF BALTIC. COUNTY. -
by virtue of the power and authority contained
In mortgage from Margaret J. Bull aud hus band
to Thos J. Gorsuch. dated October 2Sth, 1875, and
recorded among the Land Records of Baltimore
county, in Liber j. H., No. IS, folio l53. &C., and
Of an assignment Of said mort gage from Thos J.
Gorsueh TO Milton W. OGutt. dated April Goth,
lSs3, and recorded among the Land Records Of
baltimore county, in Libcr J. H., No. -. folio l5G
&c. the undersigned Assignee Of the Mortgage
will ollcr for sale.
On Monday. 2lf day of My, lsS3.
at ~ o'clock NJ.
NJ the Court House door. in TOwsontown,
ALL THAT FARM. BEING PART OF
TRACT or LAND KNOWN As
"BUSliLAND."
Lying on or near the county road leading from
Mt. carmel TO Midlle,own. and containing
ABOUT EIGHTY THREE ACRES OF LAND.
MORE or LESS.
IMPROVED Bi \ Loo DWELLING HOUSE.
SMALL BARN. AND OTHER OFT
BUILDINGS.
This Farm lie. in a good neighborhooi, adioin.
ing the lands OF Jacob Turnbaugh, Milton Miller
and others and possesses all the convenicnces re.
qusiie Co agreeable farm life. The property l.
we'll watercd aud timbcrcd.
TERMS OF SALE.-One half cash. balance
In fix months. the deferred payments to bear in
ierest from dag of sale. and To- be secured 20 the
satifaetion Of the undersigned.
ess-A deposit Of SiOo will he required on the
day of sale.
MILTON ". OFFrTT. Assignee.
". FRANK MITCHELL. Attorney.
ApL2S-,s. GEO. w. JORDAN. Aucti .nccr.
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LoNGNEcRER BROS, Editors 4 PrOpr..

zS-Ths liquor prohibition amendment bill has
sustained an erwhelming defeat In the Pennsyl-
vania House Of Representatives, but % members
voting for Il 90 ISL against Il.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-28

E0-The Reis,crstown Voice (Demoeraticl says
sin the local political for the fall campaign
the favorites for State Senator seem to be Mes',.
William 5. Keeeh and C. BOhn slinglua.'
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-28
;NsES To ORDINARIEs AND TAVERN
KEEPERS

The license to ordinarics aud tavern keepers to
sell spirituous and dfermcntcd liquors. or lager beer
In quantities LEES than pint at any one time, are
a. follow, the applicant to make oath before the
Clerk n 10 the rate Of rent 90 annual value Of
house nj in which the business TO be authorized
By the license may be done, or intended TO be
done:
II the rental or annual value l. not
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-28

Es-Pre,ident Garrett, Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, returned from his trip South on
Sunday last. lie says "all traces Of tho war are
gone. and all bitterness Of feeling has disappear
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-28

The applicant must either make oath. as here
toorc. before the Clerk of the Circuit Court Of the
county where he Is engaged in business. Of the
amount of goods kept hand an the principal
season of sale. the oath may be administered by
a Justice Of the Peace. when the person wanting
license applies through an agent.
Persons may sell salt to cure fsh in March, April
and May. without license. Ncndcrs Of cakes and
vendcrs Of beer aud cider. who are the maker. of
such beer and cider larger beer excepted are not
required to pay license.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-28

eD-EE-Msyor Jas. B. vsnsani, of RIIieOts
City, Who has been chief q police and soseosor II
thal city, has resigned.
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NO ABATEMENT OF REVENUE FROM
TIE LIQUOR TRAFFIC..

The Westminster id."cai. of las; week, ia di..
cu,,in. the above subject. say, 80. Irving Di;,,.
,.,,..,., ., ;,,.,,.t ,...,,,,.. g., v..,.I
- '''' '""N '' ''"' '""'' ''P''s
TIA, the rc'enns i'r 1uor licenses IN local opii'n
COUNTIES has not abaiei, and the REPORTS Of Comp
,-oi,.r E.,,;,.. .b,,, ,b,, ,h.,. b,. h.,n ,o ,.t
80 wv" ~ '-
tns "n "' 'e'ehus from ,iatc licenses To sell
M': pani.'; OF 'ne state temperance Ainrrt'
Heh'ss .o'. INV! sas'ei''on' o", ms dcnia' only
pa'er upon spSeu'a,i"h; SoI; pi',y knows mhai
az ." sa!s' WI; pah'e' uen'al Is pt"oaoy oa,sd on
h'' h5po'' however Ioi pittys statement {" To
oe 'aAeh u accurate. anu tue .onp report
accurate also h'' then' 'hai ,hc ale ~
nor 'uS e""su'hPu"h' W hiu"' has not aoated'
""'"''"''"hhlhs 'o'a' "Pt,oh Pfe'aiis IN thiFteen
c"uh'ie'' - 'hS 'eeofI' "i De'A"aie were Al hand,
'ne! ""u'i Pt"oloy 'hY" ineieassd t''de 10 'hat
,'"'e' a. va e"un.e' Nne'e Pt"h'oi'ioh p'eFaiis
"'iIs' ON 'he pe'a"A'1 nne'
lnefe arc facts %hieh ienperHnSs N'Iae's
'""u,, e"hs,"e' 'Anh'y anu 'noi"aghIy' Inc!
'Houlu examine 'esu''s IN MaIyiand WIN expert
shccs c'se"Ie'c' ana ASCERTAIN tue gs'em can
oe 'hProNeu "' "h''neI some othef me'noi VIII
"o' Wsson 'hc consumption "' hquYt' anu e'hse-
Iueh''! tue man! a''ehdah' evils. froho'uon Is
h"i measure " 'eem'' 'ha' "iiI De supported by
pu1'e s.h'l'nSu' anu Nheh ,h"' tne case u u
useiesss !" attempt '" eh'"EccH IN hansas, after
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-28

E'0R SALE. Grist and Saw Min. in complete
IL order. with ~ Acres Of fine land low TO o
prompt purchaser. J.P.cLARK. Lexington aud
Calvert Sts., Baltimore, Nd. Feb.3:Aug.26.
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New Advertisements.
EOR SALE.

Farm CONTAINING " ACRES, situated
on DOgwood road, "a miles from Franklin pike.
Apply on the place 90 II. wESSELMAN,
Apl2S.--lta orr. ETTEMILLER.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-28

ADwELLING HOUSE and STORE STAND
with COAL YARD attached. An excellent op.
Poriuniiy for business for an energetic man.
For further information apply at
April 2S.-3ta UNION OFFICE.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-28
NTORTGAGEE'S SALE

II. w. offutt and w. Frank Mitchell, At.
torneys, Towsontown, Nd.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-28
l:AMRERI.IrNZIA.

Thoroughbred. son Of Imported Bonnie Scotland
will be located AT l.. M0NGAR'S MAPLE
GROVE STABLES, miles on the York road
Those who wish 20 breed 90 a thoroughbred would
do well to call and see this horse. IApl.2l Il.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-28

CHHsTNuT POSTS. Rails and Wood for sale:
" delivered or in the woods near Tinonium-
J +. CLARK, Lexington and Calvert Sis.. Balti.
more. Mi. Feb.3tAug:G.