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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-12-19

Ii Will be our aim TO keep in stock everything
usually Kept IN well regulated general store ali
OF which Will be sold at rock bottom prices All
kints OF produce taken in exchange for goods al
the highest market prices. We take occasion 10
ihank generous pa6lic for the liberal patronage
we have received since we have c9mmenceJ husi.
meas, and respectfully solicit a continuance of the
same. 10 those who have not as vet dealt with
US, We kindly ask 70 give us trial and be con
vinced.
Short profits ani quick returns is our motto.
ID. ". q. DUMBAULD & co.
vANsv1LL9LA, Pa, Oct. 10. 1883
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A motion fixing the time of hold
ing the next convention on Tuesday
June 3, 1884, was agreed to. Mr.
New then offered resolution, which
was adopted, providing for the ap
pointment by the Chair of a com
mittee of three, who, together with
the Chairman and Secretary, shall
make arrangements for the holding
of the convention.
Delegations asking that the con-
vention be held at Chatauqua, Phil
adelphia, indianapolis, Cincinnati
Chicago and Saratoga, were present
ed and heard.
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Low Prices.

This where distance all competitors Here are IN
approached The visitors Johnstown vanly vno
other stores to u.s. clearly proving don't You think that
THE BEST GOODS,
THE LOWEST PRICES
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-12-19

murder, everywhere and no man
could charge him with forgetfulness
of the right of any one.
Mr.. Forbes briefly supported the
proposition submitted by Mr.. Frye
stating that the country would crit
icise the party if it would refused to
inaugurate reform in the organiza
ton of the convention.
This matter was laid over for the
present for the purpose of hearing
delegations in support of the claims
ofthe various sections for the Nation
al Convention.
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The balloting was proceeded with,
the whole numer of votes cast being
46. necessary to choice, "a 1t re-
sulted as follows.
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ident.
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WEDNESDAY. -Deeeih"ei Az Ao'0'
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-12-19
SALE

By virtue Of an order of sale issued out OF the
Orphans Court of somerset County, to me direct
ed, will expose TO public sale on the premises
tie property late OF John King. deed, on
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-06-23
HORSE NOTES.

Mr.. Il. W. Walden, Of Carroll county, had some
Of his horses In the recent Coney Island races.
On the last day Of the Cleveland races, Little
Brown jug paced = mile in 2i5i
A; the Gentletnen's Driving Park, y. Y, on
Juac let. Mr.. Frederick bonner drove Lucy
Cay Ter half mile to a ls0-poand wagon in the
very fast time Of 1865. This 10 said TO be the
fastest trial ever made on this track in this rig
A race has been made between Sc. Julien and
cing.,one. admittedly the fastest trotters on the
turf except Maud s.. for $1,000 a side. With So
600 added by the association. and 900 additional
TO beat the best record. 2:lOl. mile heats, hes,
three in five TO be trotted at Chicago, Thursday.
July i9th. The race is fully arranged, play or
pay.
Mr. W. II. NandeTbilt's Maud 5. aud Aidire,
a, the Gentlemsn's Driving Park, New York. on
Friday evening Of last week, trVtied n mile in
2;i5l. The drst quarter was made without a
skip In 5es. the half mile In the great time Of
l:05i. and the three. quarters post l:tl. This 10
the fastest dOublc-tsam mile on record. The
mares were hitched 10 q brewster top buggy
weighing 81? pounds. Mr. Vanderbilt himself
WEIGHS 80.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-06-23

MATTHEWS. -0n sixth month. goth, Margaret
H.. wife Of ELIAS Matthews. in the Tia year Of
her age.
ToVELL.-on May goth, Mary Ann lowell. In
her 81 year, only daughter Of Sarah Towel and
niece Of the venerable Thomas Ingham, of the
sth district Of baltimore county.
ANDERSON.-On Saturday morning. 10th Of
June. Elizabeth. aged IS years, wife of John I.
Anderson, and daughter 0f the late Rev. David
Cadwailader. of Ohio.
J0IINS0N.-Nsar Phoenix, Baltimore county, on
June sth. Maria. wife Of Jacob Johnson. Esg.
fITZGERALD.-At her residence, Texas, Baiti-
NOR county, on June 10th, At ~ ~, Eiila
Fitzgerald, reiiet Of the late Christopher Fi,I-
gerald.
c0NN0LLY.-M cockeysville, Ann. beloved
wife Of William A. Connolly, aud daughter of
the late John and Sybel Kennedy, Of England.
c0NsTANrINE.--0n the evening Of Juns Iath.
Anna D., wife Of John W. Constantine.
J0NES.-At bis residence. near Rayville, Dalto.
county, on June Sch, lsss. James Jones, aged
81 years, months and days.
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Tho Model Farm OF Baltimore County

Tho Model Farm OF Baltimore County,
There was sold from the farm Of Mr.. =. n.
Walker, situated In the I'd district, last year. over
tl3 tons Of hay, and lg2 head of cattle were fat
tened on the place. The farm contains between
four and Eve hundred acres, and l. one % the
most productive and best managed farms In the
country. Mr.. Arthur Chenowith u the manager
Of this farm. and better man for the place eoald
not be found. lie keeps = daily record Of every
thing tTanspiFing on the farm, keeping .siriss
account Of all sales Of whatever kind made from
the place. This has been his custom for thu past
ten or twelve years, aud besides being the proper
course 10 pursue on any farm, he says, as . book
Of referense, he considers Il Invaluable. Mr.
Walker u very fortunate In having such trust.
worthy man 20 superintend his farming opera
tions. We viii have something To say Of this
farm In the future.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-06-23
MARRIAGES.

PLEAsANTs -BALDwIN.-On June 18th, a,
Corpus Christi Church. by Rev. VIM. T.. Starr,
Joseph b. Peasants and Emily =. Baldwin.
daughter Of the late Thomas Baldwin. Of Baiti.
more county.
kULP-KEIfFER.-On June 18th. By Rev.
Chas. :. Baratt. Charles y. Kuip, Of Mont
g,mery county. Penna., 20 :. Valeria Keifer.
Of Baltimore county.
KIDD-CooK.-Dy the Rev. A. Gibson. d.
D., Robert Kidd to Rebeeea A. Cook, both Of
baltimore county.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-06-23
CITY Trade

Eyes. sir. I atm from the country but I enter
tain a modest suspicion that ! am sufficiently in-
teiligent 10 know the difference between ancient
aud modern styles. What ! want is suit OF
clothes that made some time during the pres
cnt century" Certainly" Gays the polite sales
man addressed. "iou can be accommodated. for
you are now at the GREAr CLoTHISG ESroRiun oF
{. n. OEns A SON. where everything IL made for
the City Trade; consequently there can be no
distinction IN showing goods 20 our friends from
the country. Here the Styles are sei. aud. ~ You
sec, there il nothing old to select from. Az the
Patterns are new. novel and pleasing. and for CIT.
FL aad Fisisk We are Acknowledged without
rival. Your experience has evidently been among
the expensive clothing houses, where they devote
considerable time 20 window exhibitions and
chrome Distributions. With us thore Il no nsees.
siiy for such devices. Our goods are all marked
In plain figures. aud our Prices alwsys lower than
any ether house 10 the city.
Every Garment roii 10 guaranteed to be exactly
A. represented, or the money will he refunded by
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-06-23

Hannah Moro Academy.-commen
exercises at this Academy began on Sunday last
opening with . meeting Of the missionary society
Tho report Of the secretary and treasurer va,
read. which showed how the missionary society
though small, had done good work. II had col
iected money enough TO pay for the care Of th'
church and had paid for . scholarship at Cap,
Palmas, Africa, % educate = girl there. Til,
music vas under the direction o. Professor Nus
scar. Of Lutherviiie.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-06-23

Struck by Lightning. During the severe
thunder storm Monday night. lightning struck
several trees and small house ut woodensburg
9Th district. occupied by William Brown, descend.
ing through the walls, tearing OF the plaster and
demolishing gun standing against the wall. No
person vas injured, but all the family were
severely shocked.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-06-23

Railroad Items.-The Belair DeAocroi: at
has not yet been decided TO push the road through
20 Delta this summer, due 10 the fact that enough
Of the second mortgage bonds have not been sold
or hypothecated. We notice. with regret, that the
farmers along the line Of the road south Of Delta
are no; making great rush for these bonds, nor
are they making any other perceptible effort to
pal! the road through. II they will shew q little
moro interest and earnes,ness they can get the
road. and the more earnestness they display the
sooner they will get IL.
at Is understood the mails will be transferred
90 this road on the lat of July. When this 10
done, George Anderson will transfer his coaches 20
the north Of the town. and make daily trips 10
and from Delta via Forest Hill, The Rocks aud
Pylesville. Going 60 Delta with the mail. after
It's arrival here, about o'clock in the morning.
and returning meet the evening train TO Baiti.
more. that will leave here nj o'clock. A schedule
Of prices has been agreed upon between Mr.. An
derson and the Railroad Company, that will make
IL to the advantage Of the good people 81 Delta
10 take this route 20 and from Baltimore"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-06-23

A Fine Gyro Coit.-Mr. Thomas Ward. Of
Texas, this county, has . stallion by the thor.
oughbred horse GyTo. formerly the property Of
ex-Sherin worthington, that 10 q perfect picture.
lie 10 . beautiful mahogany bay, with black
points. Rne name and brush almost trailing the
ground. Ills dam l. . ihoroug Inbred mare. q very
superior animal. Mr.. Ward considers him the
finest colt In the State.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-06-23

Painful Accident.--On Monday last, while
Mr.. Milton Dance, Of Dulany's Valley, was en-
gagged In unloading showing machine, he had the
misfortune 10 have the thumb Of his right hand
caught In . cog. wheel, tearing the aesh from the
snd Of the thumb and producing very painful
aud ugly wound.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-06-23

Lutherville Boarding Houses.-About 40
guests have engaged rooms at the Landon House,
Luthesville, kept BY Mrs. Johnson, Of Baltimore
The property u owned by Col John q. cOckey.
II is said that nearly every room In the seminary
10 engaged. This building 10 transformed into q
boarding house amer school closes. Much Of the
success Of these boarding houses Is due. no
doubt, TO the facilities offered by the y. e. Rail-
road.
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Proportv Tranafers An palto. County.


Deeds. Leases, Mortgages, Bills Of Sale, etc. re
eeivod for record In the Office Of the Clerk of tn
Circuit Court for Baltimore county;
DEEDS.
!. n. McCiintock, q. S. ~. % I. II. LcCiam.
J. =. CockCy TO Il. Cromwell, trustee. ..
Chas. MaTshall, trustee, 10 \. ID. JoEcs, &c.
jos. Young and wife TO ID. aud J. u. Young.
{. II. sheridan 20 J.. u. Almony.
J. u. lIax and wife 90 !. =. Els.
c. =. Remington 20 J. 7. LILY.
c. j. Hull TO chas. Nadec. &c.
Geo. Morryman c; al. to Carroll Brick Co.
G. u. Slingiun. trustee. TOD. \. German.
y. 5. cafcll aud lie TO l.. l.. AackCy.
II. J. gill aud wife To Joseph Gi.i.
II. A. Eaf'r, &c.. 10 John Bond.
Jno Swan aud vile Ia DE-. J. q. lIoilyday.
T.. A. jenkins TO j. q. HSllyday.
4. q. Armaeosi 20 Gideon Spicer.
Ichabod Jean aad wife to J. q. lIotSel.
!. 5. George. assignee. 10 ". &. Milhnliand.
NJ. J. Lemekr e. y. ". rrimblc.
j. W. Trimb!s a. 4. u. CiemenE. Jr.
A. ID. Clemens. .ir.. ." =. 4. Bonsall.
Louisa weyler. 40, to Louis Fang.
Louis Fang aud wife 10 Henry Borck.
Vim. J. e. Duiany aud wife 10 Sarah Duiany, :.
Sarah Duiany to WA. J. {. Dulany.
ASSIGNMENTS.
VIM. Dame. o. Elizabeth Danes.
Cumberland Dusan, 1c., TO q. q. Hooper.
NJ. =. LouTey To Anthony Pfcstefer.
james Hush to q. X. Scarf.
q. y. Bump to +. l.. Kelley.
w. II. Ssiby 10 w. J. Z. DulaBy. Ae.
T.. ID. Burrier ct al, to ". J. e. Daiany, et al.
A. 4. Lewis u ". J. &. Dulany, ct al.
Minerva Taylor, Administrative. to A. y. Lewis.
Alfred Z. Lewis to WIN. J. G. Dulany, ct al.
G. 7. Lewis to
J. J.. Norris 20
=. d. Copeland To-
NoRIGAsEs.
Henry Moersehsl 10 IIih Ger. An. u. A., ~ .66l.
Emiiua llesse, 4e., to llth q. A. II. A., e, t96.
Elizabeth Danes, &C., to Waverly II. A., $3.50.
wilmot johnson aud vito 10 =. Thomson, ao.,
$4,000.
q. q. Hooper Ia Mt. Vernon u. A., 80 900.
AbaTilia Kobinson 10 Michael Bcrsiek, $500.
Geo. Garrett and wife 20 Ger. A. 7. !. Co., $500.
Catherine Leaken 90 VIM. Bowen, $3.50.
q. w. Penn and wife to sam1 Pinkerton, 81, 600
J. A. German 20 Jno. Fitch, $ssi.
W. y. Miller and wife 60 G. NJ. Griffin. $j00
Jno. Keller and wife to Z. v. Fish. $500.
j. NJ. Anders 20 WIN. Gssas1p, si,n0O.
u. r. Taylor and wife 10 n. A. Taylor, $1,000.
Henry foTck aud wife 10 g. II. Knox, 1850.
T. ". Russell aud wife 20 Keystone u. 4, 500.
LEASES.
Canton Go. to Ge1. Garrett aud wife.
Canton Co. to Geo. Garrett, Ac.
To WIN. Denhon.
sam'i Winter and wife to Patrick O'Mailcy.
J. A. Gu,man 10 Caroline Gape,E.
$. A. Bonsall to 4. u. Clemens, Jr.
VI. q. Waller TO Aquiila Cunningham.
V. II. Klinefcl,er aud wife 10 ". T.. Poster.
WIN. J. e. Dulany 1t a.. TO VIM. II. Sciby.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-06-23

Good Insect Destroyor.-IIOt alum
water 10 the best insect destroyer known. Put
the alum into hot water and let Il boil I'm u is all
dissolved; then apply the ISOLATION hot 70 all
cracks, closets. bedsteads and other places where
any insects are found. Ants, bsibugs, cock
reaches and all obnoxious creeping things or YER
min are killed BY its use while there IL no
danger Of poisoning the family or injuFing prop
erty.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-06-23

To THE PEorLE or BALTIMORE CoUSTY.--we in
viie attention TO our new line Of Autumn aud Win
ter Boots and Shoes, which We are Offering at IN
usually attractive prices. Genilcmen's fine cal
hand sewei button boots for Sa.5S: Lai:es' hand
sewed button boots for $500; Ladies, Misses an,
Childrcn's fne custom shoe. a speciality. Il vii
pay you to give US a call. GrSEY. BErswoRTH a
Co.. Opera House Shoe Store, .. y. Eutaw Stree,
Baltimore Nj.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-06-23

HAr EsTABLismnESr.-The people Of baltimore
county will End ii TO their advantage to call in at
No. 22l y. Gay street, where they will have an
opportunity 20 select from n large stock Of silk
Hats, Derbies Of the latest styles. and Straw Goods
one half the cost. Frank Raymo's Hat anl Cap
Store. ??i y. Gay street, two doors south of the
market, Baltimore.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-06-23

Aasonic.-Mt. Moriah Lodge Of Masons had
q very largely attended meeting at their hail. In
this place. on the afternoon aud evening Of Tues.
day last. About l5o members aud visitors were
present TO witness the eonferring Of the third de.
gree on Eve candidates. John :. Tyson and
Woodward Abrahams, Grand Master aud Deputy
Grand Master Of the Grand Lodge, aud John 81.
Carter and Prof. Charles q. Edwards, Past Grand
officers. were present. together with members from
every Masonic Lodge In the county aud from
several Of the city Lodges. During the evening
the guests and members enjoyed bounteoas re.
past specially prepared for the occasion.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-06-23

From Reistorstown.-About 800 persons
attended services At the N. Il. church, eolored,
Rsisterstown, on Sunday last, Rev. L. J. vaien-
tine preached Al n .. m, and Rev. Geo. Wright
a p. N. The prayer-meeting vas . very pleas
AIT fsataFe Of the occasion. Al s p. m. Rev. A.
Young preached TO . full house. The collections
for the day and evening amounted 10 stl.60.
Many white persons attended the services, con.
tIibaiing very literally. A prOminent physician
% The town giving e5.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-06-23

Discontinued the Canning Business
Mr.. Frank Maeatee. Of Hartford county, who has
been extensively engaged In canning. has quit
the business end IL nov growing tobacco. Ills
acre. lie 10 now eultivating IS acres, requiring
six hands 10 tend u.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-06-23

Billy Badeye Against stonewail.-A
match race for = purse Of $l.ooe-s5oo side,
between the above named celebrated horses. will
take place at Bishops troiting course, Herring
these horses In Baltimore county and elsewhere
viii, no doubt, avail themselves Of this treat
Past time may be looked for. See advertisement.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-06-23

Tax Reduction on Cigars.--It IL said the
tax reduction Of 81 per thousand on cigars will
be divided between the maker, the manufacturer,
the dealer and consumer about a. follow: One
20 the consumer.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-06-23
BUSINESS LOCALS.

HALLocss NEw SErD SToRE.-The new Agri.
cultural Implement and Seed House Of L. D. Hal
lock il located at 81 " Green street, second door
north Of Lexington Market, baltimore. Roland
Chilled Flows. the Young America Corn and cot
Mil. Corn Shelters, Hay and Fodder Cutters and
Agricultural Implements Of all kinds. Agent fol
the Champion Grain Drill. Goes Original Am.
nominated Bone Phosphate.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-06-23

Emory Grove Camp.-This camp. meeting
will commence on the 9Th Of August and con
tinue fourteen days. Since the last camp was
held number Of improvements have besn made
In the arrangements for entertainment Of guests.
be made 10 render this camp In all regards q de-
lightfnl one, where the Christian people Of the
section may unite In religious services appropri-
ate 10 camp meetings. Before the opening Of the
camp . hne, spacious auditorium, sox13o feet,
viii be completed, and the hotel, which was de-
stroyed BY snow, will be rebuilt. The services
viii be In charge ef leAding ministers of the con-
ference, and daring the nesting some Of the most
distinguished members Of the denomination In
the country will be In attendance. Among the
eonvenienees which have been arranged for are q
bookstore, postofhee aud express-oniee on the
gFouuds, while . telegraph oaAce win be In close
proximity 10 the camp. The general manage
msnt viii be vested In NJ. John b. esidensirleker.
president Of the association.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-06-23

Base Bail.--At Luiherville. this (saturdayl
afternoon, at o'clock, the Maryland base bali
team. Of this place will play match game With
Levering's coffee nine, from Baltimore. On Tues
day, on the same grounds, and at the same hour,
the Maryland will meet another crack nine from
Baltimore. Both win no doubt be good games.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-06-23
Circuit Court

Circuit Court.-AlfFod smailEooi, malicious
destruction Of property ste,tel on payment Of
costs. Andrew J. Rnolt. larceny not guilty.
John Ward has hlcd bill In equity here againis
Colgate o. Cockey aad John J. Kelly, asking for
injunction 20 restrain respondents from digging
up or quaFrying a certain roadway or bed In the
village Of Texas. The injunction was granted as
prayed.
state Of Maryland use of Julia Dashiell ".
q. a. and Isaac ID. Jones. motion 10 strike out
judgment; motion oyerruel. but defendants
granted leave to credit the judgment with such
payment as they made but were not deducted be-
fore the Judgment was entered up. william II.
KINNEY ". Maria c. Gitterman, In equity. bill 10
enforce mechanics' lien for materials, etc., fur
nished a demurrer was filed by respondent 20
the bill on the ground that the contract was made
by complainant with the husband Of respondent.
whereas the latter owned the ground where the
materials were used the demurrer was sustained.
Geo Shock, attempting TO commit n rape,
guilty sentence reserved. Louisa Palmer. col
oTed, larceny; not guilty. Patrick Gallagher,
receiving stolen goods not guilty. George Law
son. larceny. plea Of guilty sentence reserved.
In the equity ease u the 81. Mary's Industrial
School for Boys VI. tho County Commissioners,
bill for injunction restraining respondents from
opening wilkins avenue through eompiainants
premises. the court has hled IN opinion and de-
cree dissolving the injunction.
Rdward Marks. alias Henry Warfeld, colOred,
John Fisher and Henry Sbsithers, unlawfully re-
moving bodies from graveyard guilty, but
new trial filed in each case. Charles Richardson,
colored, three cases Of larceny guilty In one and
sentence reserved, and the other two settled
Lewis Graf, selling liquor on Sunday guilty and
fined S2O and costs.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-06-23

:. CLEAvELASB. Of the firm Of L. Il. Cieaye.
land. Ij5 Gay Ct. having sold out would be pleas
ell 10 his old friends and customers at the store
Of ". Lieblich & Co.. las Lexington street. near
Howard, where he will he able TO show them a
large and choce selection Of goods, and offer best
inducements.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-06-23

NIsIT iocHScuItb's.-LadiesN wishing 10 pur.
chase cmbroiderics, laees. white and linen goods.
hosiery and glOves. Parasois. umbrellas. iress
trimmings, 4e., and fancy goods and notions in
endless variety should visit the store Of NJ. Hochs.
ehilds. 80 v. Gay street, Baltimore.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-06-23
Arr a,,or As..r,,aa N, .

An Editor Assauited.-0n Tuesday Of Las,
week the editor 81 the Hampstead EaisrPriss. Of
Hampstead, Carroll county, was assaulted In his
othee by Lewis G. Myerly aud Lewis y. Lamo,t.
They demanded Of the editor 10 know by what
authority he said they were half drunk all the
time" The editor replied that he did not say IL.
but this did not satisfy them. Myerly replied
with oaths aud inuendoes, AMI finally sprang
upon the editor, who. being disabled from rhe1.
matisn, was crushed 90 the floor. Lamott also
sprang upon him, cutting and bruising his head
aud face. and breaking his right hand. These
eowardiy assailants should be made 20 suffer for
this unjust assault upon an invalid. and We trust
they may.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-06-23

HASB-MADE SnoEs.-AlfFed Phipps, on Della
ware avenue, in rear Of Ady's hotel. owsontoun.
makes to measure all kinds Of lRiy's and gents
shoes aud boots. Correct styles and Ct guaran-
teei. Repairins promptly done.