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The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-20
GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAY
MILLINERY coons &C
OLDFIELD'S ExCELsuoRPrnP

I HAVE srea-iy increased ny faeiius. for nAk
j lug fumps by bsiiiiug LARGE STEAN
SAW MILL AND ~ NJ FACTORY. skirh /,
supFhsi siih aii hs.es.Art masbirs-y ior making
Pt MP> % THE BE>T QUALITY. fan sup
Viy %! whirh 49, aisat. on hand.
The stprEs beng prepared manth, 20 advance
are Thoroughly reasoned and impar; ~ ti.s gree.
able taste & the uatsf Being mad. aud pat %
by ne uith ta- Efesissf csre ttsy WILL OFT
LAST ANY IRON OK ORDINARY WOODEN
PtMP essiis. bsiug Ices htey O. ct asi q order.
Pump pat 70 10 AnV paf; # The state ani gsAr
artssi Cor one year - ths' all b. tsFtin order
- ten yssfs a'tefuafi. - 81 PEI year
Fanrs repaired aui Psmp. made sks-e they
s's g. b erected, shen timber - fafuishsd At
short antire.
-e- Prices a. lo~ A. Pump. u The best aunli,y
ear Be made for. Addre.s
WILLIAM oLDFIELD. Pgmp Nsksr
Juiysys Fountain Greer. Hartford Co Nd.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-20

Visited the Jaii.-The Graui Jury visited
the jail on Tharsday and after making an in,tec-
tion Il the premises we're handsomely entertained
BY >heria Tracey. The jury finally Arj jqufusd IN
Friday.
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IlALLocK's NEw sEEp sroRE.--The new Agri-
cultural Implement and Seed House of \. u. Hal
lock s located al 81 y. Green street. second door
north Of Lexington Market, Baltimore. Roland
Chilled Plows, the Young America Corn and Cob
Mil. Corn shelters. Hay and Fodder Cutters and
Agricultural Implements of all kinds. Agen, for
the Champion Grain Drill. Goes Original An
mOniated Hone Phosphate.
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NrN NREsrArRtSr.-Me..rs.M Mccoy A Morton,
~. J. Mccoy. late e Bsrnuu's. and Frank Nor.
ton, late Of guy - have opened restaurant and
dining rooms at No. : -. Paul street, next door
90 the baltimore county tax.otiee. The new
place has been very nicely fitted up aud the pro-
prieton being thoroughly familiar with the busi-
ness. will put forth their best effort. please the
public. They are very polite and attentive youn
men and their many Baltimore county friends
wiii always be sure of a cordial welcome
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-20

Death from Smallpox. a eolorel man. oe-
cupying si;h his family. a small frame hoasc "a
the York turnpike near she residence u Dr. Ward.
iu Govan.tosn, died q smallpox on Thuf,iay.
We don't know whether any other member Of the
family have the disease % not.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

h'',iasi Ttioriag. Mc.srs. ,. ". Elhnghau,
A Co.. of is2 W. Faye,ie street. "a door sect q
Park, Baltimore, are tuFnns ou; some very nice
clothing from their popular e.tablishment This
arm have been running an advertisement 10 Tar
CNIoN for a long time. and are nos enjoying quite
a large trade from Baltimore county customers.
Mr.. kilinghaus 10 weli-knoun 20 many Of the cit
iTens of Towsontown. having been here several
times on business. The firm give their personal
attention O. every garment turned out BY them.
An Invitation u extended g. the eitiEsns of the
county 60 give them call.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-20

Hanged. Arthur Preston. cslorcl. g Hartford
coaniy. eohSiciei IN the Cifcsit Court q ,his
county. a, the September term. for murder of
May Dor.ey. al'o celored. "a. hung in the jsil
yard. ~ Bsiair On Friday
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-20
Marriage Licenses.-Durinr the year

Marriage Licenses.-During the year lss2
the Clerk Of the Circuit Court for baltimore county
iesaed 2o7 marriage licenses, as foiiows January,
ls: February, IS; March. s. April, % May,
u June. Is; July. Is; August. Is September.
10 October. 20; November. Is Decetnber, 81.
II will be seen by the iofegoiug that the creates,
demand for licenses occurred during the months
Of October aud December. April comes next on
the list, with June and November making tie for
fourth position. The matrimonial engagements
for March and September were less than for any
other month during the year In Baltimore county
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-20

To rRE PEorLE oP nsLrisoRE CorSrV.-we in.
vite attention 90 our new line of Autumn and Win
ter Boots and Shoes, which We arc Offering At IN.
usually attractive prices. 0entiemen's hnc cali
hand sewei button boots for s3.5S: Ladies hand
sewed button boots for $500; Ladies. Misses and
Children's ane custom shoes . speciality. Il will
pay you 10 give us = call. GuSSr. BErswoRrH A
Co.. Opera House Shoe Store, % y. Eutaw Street,
Baltimore. Nd.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-20

wALEEa Boors.-If you want Walker Boot
call on james Phipps. boot and shoe dealer. nex
door 10 Postonlee. Tewsontoun.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-20

We have heard both Democrats and Repub-
leans say that there u nothing better fer Cough
than De. ga'''s cSssa SyFsF ,Als ssa Ts.sss:s
remedy never falls 20 euro = Cough or Cold AZ
once. and may Be obtained al any drug store for
25 cents q bottle.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-20

Appointment Of Vaccine Physicians.
The County Commissions have appointed Dr.
Warner vasoins phy sisiah zoe lishisEsissws. Cas-
ton and vicinity 18th district, and Dr.. Q. J. IIi
Vaccine physician for Arlington and vlclnliy, "a
district.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-20

Diphtheria We reported last -eek the death
Of a child of Mr.. r. Il. ware. of Baltimor froa,
dph,heria. and the fact Of himself aud tuo of bis
ehiidren being sick uith the dseAse Mr. Ware
and the ehilifen are .pmeshat Improved. bot bis
wife the ouly remaining member ei the family
has also taken the disease
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-20

From Arlington, sd District.-Ths "bsau-
tifui snow" which foll last week has made things
qulls lively here. Evsrywhese the sound Of the
bells and peals Of laughts. Of merry sleighing
parties greet the ear. Everybody goes sleighing
at least every body who ean--and sleighs OF ali
kinds dash over our roads. Here, . fne two or
four horse cutter with its load Of fashionables,
there, perhaps party Of rusties, buxom country
girls and amorous swains, going along country
fashion, fairly overhouing with good spirits.
The eitys "brave and fair" ones ride out this way
and look sonicmpt blended with pity upon our
rural bcaux and bellies In less stylish equipages,
drawn BY ciumsy-lcoking farm horses; but H'im.
porte, loves young dream is the same the world
over and the couple In the home. made sled with
the old white nag hiiehed thereto, are Just ~ su-
premely happy and sereney unconscious Of pro-
voking unfayorhble criticism. ~ are the city ex-
qaisite and his dainty inamoFaia with their gaysr
trappings.
On Thursday and Friday Of last week the In.
mates Of Mt. Hope Asylum were treated TO q
sleigh-ride. The sleigh ran constantly during
both days, taking different patients each trip.
They seemed TO enjoy the novelty, appearing 10
notice aud comment upon places and things along
the read
Mr.. Doenges IL having n lne large porch and
other improvements made at his house, next door
TO the postothce. Upon the completion Of these
improvements, Mr.. Hall intends 10 open = store
there.
Monday night some Of our resi- ients we're some.
what surprised at hearing the bell Of the NJ. L.
Church South ring loudly. Upon inquiry Il was
found that the new sexton. having received orders
20 light the lamps and make Ere In the Sunday
school room, II being the night for "The Literary"
to meet, thought Il his duty TO ring the boil also,
the same as for any church service. Now, be II
known, "The Literary" has not much to do In
common with church matters. but still 10 allowed
to meet there, though the bell 10 not rung. the
members having n taeit understanding about
the time Of meeting. &C., consequently the new
departure created some surprise among people
generally. Probably the ii.rai thought they
were growing in Importance. or else. well, We
wont attempt TO guess further about what they
thought.
ON Tuesday last a lady Of this place mot with
quite n serious accident. She attempted 10 cut
some wood and the axe slipping. struck her foot,
innieting painful wound. some time ago We
beard ofa lady up the country Who cut efa hngcr
while engaged in the same occupation. Evidently.
cutting wood Is not woman's mission on earth.
BsssIz A.
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Nv REMEDY heretofore known as "PulmOna'
vlll hereafter be called New Life. the Great Coagl
Remedy. Price SO cts. Sold BY druggists.
n. Mettee, Proprietor, Baltimore, Md.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-20

Tho Belt Section. correspondent of the
Louisville caHrisr J,srsai. Ia making some re.
ference to Baltimore ctys grosth. 3c., also makes
mention of our belt a. follows baltimore claims
population of 400. 900. OF this $780, 900 l. in
eluscd In the limits AMI iO0 900 In what 10 called
the "bet. that 10, the suburbs. The limits Of the
city have not been extended since ISIS. and the
consequence l. that th. belt IL big thing. The
city proper does all l. can TO include this por-
tion. but the people fight against coming in for
the taxes, and 90 far have stayed out.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-20

8. cLEAvELAsp, of the firm of y. n. cleave
land, l57 DAY st., having sold out. would be pleas
ed 20 his old friends aud customers al the stor
of N. Lieblieh A Co., iis Lexington street. nea
Howard, where he will be able 20 show them
inducements.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-20
To whi,en ,ha skin

To whiten the Skin.--A highly recommend
ei composition used 20 soften aud whiisn the .kin
and prsseni ehnpppinE Z. made "a the following
manner Take q the dne-; pale honey. ounce.
avoif'iuroi. the bc'; glycerins. ounce unite
by gentle beat. When cold. add aaid ounce
- reciihei spiriis irops q essence Of ambcrgr.
AMI imue iia;ely bottle IT,
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-20

HAsp-MApE sHoKs.-Alfrsd Phipps. on Della
ware avenue. In rear Of Ady's hotel. fousontovn
makes TO measure all kinds Of lady's and gent
shoes aud boots. Correct styles and M guaran
teed. Repairing promptly done.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-20

Pleuro Pneumonia. In a report made g.
Gov. Hamilton by b.. Lemay. state Veterinary
Surgeon. it :. stated that pleuFo. pneumonia %
longer exists IN th. state except ia the dAify i.
;rci. IN the immediate ishborhooi q Baltimore.
where It has continualy prevailed fof ,su %
twelve YEAR,. being AZ tines epidemic.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-20

Smallpox. In the neThbarhood of Pleasant
liiil, on the Reisier.toWu Turnpike. near OWins.'
Mils, feverai families are suffering from small
pox. Il - said the disease was carried there -
perspn' Tisiiin: in Baltimore. A. much care a.
possibe should be observed and promiscsogs vis.
iiins 'toppel f1r short time. at least.
case g smallpox Is reported from the neil "a
bofhooi II the Liberty road. about tuo mile,
soIthWes; q Pikesville
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-20

fuRSisHiSG CSpERrAKER.-By BY reference 20 an
Advertisement elsewhere. Il will be seen that Mr
J. II. Kraft. of Pikesville. this county. has en-
gagged In the undertaking business In all IL
branches. The business u q branch of Mr. y. d.
Selbys extensive establishment in Reistertown
Persons desiring work of that description can
safely rely on Mr.. kraf TO have II faithfully At.
tended 10.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-20

Temperance Meetings.-Ths meetings Of
the 10th and 1ith districts Temperance Alliance,
announced 10 be held st Upper Falls and at
Ph@nix, vera postponed on account Of unfavor-
able weather. meeting, however, was held at
Upper Pals, on Thursday evening. January 18th,
aud one 10 announced for PhwniK, on this eatur.
day evening. January 7eth. The regular ssnthiy
meeting will Be held at the Pork, on Saturday
evening, January 2Ith. An Interesting literary
programme is prepared for this meeting.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-20

Emory Grove.-A meeting of the managers
Of the Ensry Grove Association was held at the
Methodist Episcopal Book rooms. Baltimore on
Tuesday evening John u. Seiiens,ricksr vas
elected president. Mr.. Seiden,;rieker said IL is
Pfoposei g. insure tho Of the meeting with
out iucurfiug large indebtedness. and he wants
!, 20 be an old fashioned camp meeting which will
bring back @ Emory Grove iis former popularity
uiih the Methoiius. A hotel will be provided
an auditorium constructed and other convenience
secured. The Methodist Episcopal Church Union
eonposei Of layman Of different churches. will co
operate with the managers for the success u the
eamp.mee,ing.
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s,ree. Lamps for Reis,ers,own.-Th,

Tho Hartford National Bank.-At . meet.
ing Of the shareholders Of the Hartford National
Bank, held at Bslair last week. the cashier made
his report of the business Of the bank for the two
months ended December J0th, 1859, ~ follow.
The paid up capital stock al that date was s39-
9ii deposits sgT,3s0; loans $780, 600; expense
account 81 .222 and tho discount and interest ac.
count ~ ,S67, net profit on the Grst two months
business Of si26. The report as of January sth.
that was also read. made a still better showing.
Tho day of nesting the deposits reached si25 900
and the loans si30.O0O. The Board Of Directors
were elected at this meeting. the names of which
We published last week, and out of the 500 shares
30t were represented at the meeting. II must be
very gratifying 10 the management 20 know that
the institution is getting along 30 we'll.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-20

Blow His Brains out.-On Saturday after.
noon last young German named Joseph N. Sendt.
IL crossing with the Maryland Central railroad.
In one hand he held q revolver. with one chamber
empty aud In the other q wine glass, while an
empty wine bottle was lying between his legs.
A bullet hole In his right temple told plainly en-.
ough the cause Of his death. A jury examined
into the cause Of death and rendered verdict Of
suicide. A sheet of paper was found In the dead
mans pocket upon which was written, "As In life,
soin death-always merry. My last glass drink
10 my friends. Joseph Mickle, g." Deceased was
an engraver and had only been in this country .
few weeks. His body was taken 10 waveriy sta.
tion house from whence Il was deeently inferred by
friends from the city.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-20

Curious verification OF a Christmas
Legend.-A correspondent Of tho Belair TGmss,
says u has often been said. aud doubted By many.
that hops come up on Old Christmas night, and
last Friday night, the Sth Of January, . party
Of young ladies and gentlemen gathered at the
residence Of W. II. Pyle TO test the matter. They
cleared the snow away from the frozen ground
Just as the clock struck twelve the frst prong
came In sight, and In q few minutes several more
were plainly 20 be seen. In nfteen minutes Il
grew TO the height Of ~ inches, when each Of the
party cut on piece Tor keepsake, and 10 show
10 anyone who desires 20 see H.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-20

Appointed Permanent Trustee \
meeting Of the creditors Of George H. Morrou
held At the clerks ofise. To~soniosn. On lsih
inst. Mr. quincy Hall. attorney a; Law. "a.
made Preliminary trustee giving honi n the sun
q 81 900 Mr.. Hall il. sou of Mr Jane Hall.
formerly Well-kn9En resident q ihi. equity.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-20

Andrew -Jackson.-Mr Chas. c. Andrsw.
Of Darlington. Hartford county, vas married At
Emmanuel ". T.. church South. Baltimore. on
Weintsday last. 10 Me. Julia A. Jackson of
sweet Air, Baltimore county. The ceremony va.
performed by Rev. X. 4. Andrew. brother of the
groom. assisted bv Rev Mr. Miller The usher.
were Messr.. Pr,chafl aud Share. of Hartford
county A:ier wedding brcakfa., al the resi-
bridal tour 10 Philaielphia and other point. of
interest
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Personal. William s. Keech. Esq. hu. b

Personal. S. Keech. Esq. has been
confined to his residcnee the pas, week suffering Z
from n severe cold.
Col. Harry GiImor !. still critically III at BIZ.
residence in the city. Several tingui.hed
physicians have been 20 see him this week. but
thus far have been unableto afford him any relief.
The Col. Is passing through . very trying period.
and We truly hope he may be speedily relieved.
Mrs. Jessop, widow d the late William Jes.op.
Of Nsns Hall. near Ashland, this county has been
critically III the past week. She 10 the mother of
the wife Of Rev. e. Herbert Richardson.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-20

Circuit Court.-Ambrose Thorne, larceny
not guilty. Patrick Pahey, receiving stolen goods;
not guilty. james Harris, colored, Joseph Koloske
and Geo. Taylor, eOlored. we're released from jail
on recommendation Of the Grand Jury.
In the case of John Bowen, Jr.. forgery, a plea
Of oHire (ois acqsit fled 20 the indictment; .
demurrer hled 10 the plea argued and overruled.
and petition for n writ Of error 10 the Court of
Appeals filed by the States Attorney. The case
OF William ii. Jones, assault. was ststted. WIN.
jackson, two cases. and Frederick KurtE. alias
Pike, were arraigned on indictments for burglary
and pleaded not guilty.
Benjamin G. and Anna u. Wright filed petition
in equity against Charles r. Spring for receiver
and an injunction. Complainants allcgc that un-
der certain Agreement they advanced money TO
respondent 60 be used In the ice cream business,
out Of the proceeds % which they we're 70 be reim
bursed; that they have not been paid. and are In
formed respondent is about 10 make away with
the effects OF the Ice cream concern, aud prevent
this they ask an injunction; also. that receiver
be appointed 10 collect the debts due the concern,
take charge of Its books. etc., and iiquidate CON-
plainants claim. VI. ". 0Autt was appointed re-
ceiver. and the injunction was issued rs prayed.
John and Margaret Connolly, indicted for an
assault upon officer Reed. were fined $50 each and
sent 10 jail in default Of payment.
In the ease Of Alexander Megary, nuisance. a
plea of not guilty was confessed by the State
WIN. II. Harris. eolored, heretofore convicted Of
Swearing on the public highway aud resisting an
officer. had motion for arrest Of judgment died
In his case, which was overruled and traverser was
hned 81 and costs. In three cases against Herman
Rose. malicious destruction Of property. rule was
laid on the sheriff for return of the bench war
rant The following cases were stetted VIM.
Cooper bastardy the president. managers and
company % the Baltimore aud Yorktown Turn
pike Company. nuisance; Timothy Clare. attempt
ing to commit a rape; Michael Birmin CHAN, lar
eeny; John McCann. alias MeCandliss, lAreeay,
two cases. and VIM n. Jones assault.
Michael Kaiser, sale Of liquor on Sunday; $50
hnc and costs. Apolina Smith. sale Of liqusr TO
minors. two eases not guilty. Peter Ait, sale Of
liquor on sunday; $50 fne and costs.
The case of Joseph =. Merryman. a memb.r Of
the bar Of Baltimore, and who has been indicted
for forgery in connection with a replevin bond be-
fore Justice Carter, Of this county, has been a..
signed for trial next Monday.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-20

81. Jokn's y. b. Church. Kiag'riiie.-services
every alternate Sunday morning. nj II o'clock.
by Rev. A. J. Barrow, rector.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-20
Advice to Correspondents. NJ

wise excellent newspaper corresponienis DO not
seem 90 appreciate the importance of reporting
their neus ~hile IL is still fresh. News. uniss.
Immediately reported. is likely 60 prove anything
else than news. To hold back an important oe-
eurfence or item until more s secured j. no; only
most common custom bu, very grea; mistake.
The item j. almost sure 90 make It, appearance
IN some other paper sooner. and when the CORES.
pondents letter arrives the items are stale. Every
Newspaper correspondent should continually bear
this fact in mind. An important item promptly
reported doubles its value, while one unluly lie
iayed IL likely o. lose what value Il orgnaiy had
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-20
RalIroad Acclden,. "a, SIC.

HHsIFUHu hccIueht.--Nt NhfeHsIufy station.
y. .. u. r.. last Friday afternoon. quite an ugly
accidcn, occurred. 4 young man IN charge of
sled and two horses. ownsl BY Mr. c. g. Praii. q
New Market. this county. lcf; the team for a mo
men' standing a, the mill door 60 get some sacks
when the Chicago express train cane south. the
team became frightened aud started toward the
railroad track. The engine struck the .lel
knocking the team into the mill pond oi NJ
S,ablcf. killing a valuable horse. Il l. said hy
many who saw the accident that the engineer
could by proper judgmen, have saved the collision
There have been some fatal accident. and many
narrow escapes AZ Shrewsbury station lately.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-20
LOCAL ITEMS.
Religious Notices.

Tor.oW,orn H. q. .Ckurek.-Preaching Sunday.
at II a. IN. and at 7.3o p. m, by the pastor. Rev.
T. d. Clemm. Prayer and praise meeting on
Wednesday evenings. and class meetings on Fri.
day evenings, at 7.30 o'clock.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-20

chas. II. Knox TO Hannah W. Cunningham.
Hester A. Taylor o. John y. Clark.
John T. Ensor 90 Joshua ". Matthews.
Elijah Clayton 20 Andrew J. Tarbert.
Geo. Sehwinn u. A. 10 GEORGE Schwinn.
Ann NJ. johnson 20 Chas. ". Beers.
Metropolitan Savings Bank 60 Ann W. jackson.
Waverly Mutual and Permanent Land Loan and
Bldg. Asso. 10 Ann W. jackson.
John GetE to Ell X. Sven.
Conrad Doenges. Jr.. to Margaret y. Meyer
David Reus Permanent Land and Savings Asso.
% Catherine Miller.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-20

--"The Dnkesboro' Tales" written By Col.
X. VI. Johnston. Of Pen Lucy, near waveriy, are
10 be published by the Harper Brothers, Of New
York, IN their cheap novelette, series. Some Of
these "Tales" have already appeared In Harpsys'
Magazine. Those Of our readers who have enioyed
the exquisite pleasure Of hearing Col. Johnston
read selections from them will not fail 10 secure
the whole series. They will afford both entertain.
ment and amusement, aud all the more 90 because
the author is highly respected citizen Of our own
county.
The citizens Of Reistcrstown and vicinity
are very anxious 10 have q canning establishment
started ct that place. The Voice says "An argu.
msnt In favor Of such an enterprise at this point.
10 the general benefit. In which the community NJ
large would share. A good portion Of the money
that is now sent out Of the county would be re.
tanned hero and paid 10 our own people In the
shape Of wages, &c." Capitalists and others
should certainly give the matter attention. No
section of Maryland offers n finer field for IN en-.
terprise Of this kind.
a correspondent Of tho westminster Adro-
cate gives the biggest kind Of "send or 10 the
village Of Alberton. WHICH. though claimed a. .
Howard county town, really belongs 90 Baltimore
county as much as Il does 10 our neighbor. And
Its prosperity 10 solely due 10 the business enter.
prise Of Hon. James A. Gary, the owncr Of the ex.
tensive mills located there, and n gentleman Of
whom tbs State has reason 90 be proud. Il is In
deed live and progressive village. and It's hum.
ming machinery 10 o fitting monument 20 the
business tact and energy Of the proprietor.
MIR. Stevenson Archer Of j.. who has been
connected with the Maryland Central railroad
since u FIRST commenced running regularly, has
severed his connection with che same 10 accept .
position IN the once of the Baltimore Ohio
Raiiroad Express. Mr.. Archer has been very
active In the advancement Of the interests Of the
road and by his urbanity and close attention 10
business had won many friends among the patrons
Of the road. whilst che Maryland Central has
iesi good uasn, we masi congratulate the D. a
o. Express IN securing his services. Personally,
as well a. IN business point Of view, We have
none but the most kindly feelings for him.
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