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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-04-07

Items from 0mrdenvilio, 18th District
The property Of the late john sippie was divi-
ded among the heirs this week. There are seven
Of them. This was formerly the property Of the
late Robert Fitch, every member o. whose family
consisting Of 10 children, have passed away
Many Improvements will be made on the pro.
perty.
A colored women Of this neighborhOod had 4
singular experience . few nights ago. In her
siambers, she was awakened by something pass
UNCOVER her face She awoke her husband and told
him what had occurred. saying that Il felt like 4
snake The next morning In making her bel shs
found large house snake under the pillow. Ills
snakeship was speedily dispatched.
saw the agent Of tho pipe line few days ago,
and he told that they had secured all the rghts-
of-way with one exception, and will proceed with
the work In = short time. They will have a force
sufficient TO put down n mile q day. They will
give work to all who apply along the line.
lew nights ago an attempt was made 20 teal
n horse from the stable Of Michael Dougherty,
living near Putty niIl. but making considerable
noise about the stable, the mother Of Mr.. Dough.
erty went out In the yard and the thieves were
frightened on. When an investig cation was made.
horse and mule were found in the field with
br: lies on. II Is thought there must have been
two persons at the stable. Mr.. DOugherty was
not at home at the time.
Mr.. Stephen Dougherty. who has been confined
ut Mt Hope Retreat for some time. 10 reported 10
dying condition. II will be remembered that
some months ago he ran q nail In his foot. from
the effects Of which he lost his mind, and 90 pre-.
vent him from doing himself bodily harm he was
placed In confinement.
Mr.. A. G. Nanclif. who l. now running tho
grist mill on Mr.. Trump's property, Is meeting
with much success, and IL getting all the work he
can do. lie would be pleased 10 see all the old
patrons Of the mill. N. A. Il.
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Death OF a well.Known Man.-Mr. Jol

Death OF q weii-Known Man.-Mr. John
Gemmill, an old resident Of the upper end Of the
county, having lived for a number Of years on
the Old York road. south Of New Market, died on
Friday 3oth ut.. aged about q years lie had sold
his little place and moved into New Market bat .
day or tso before be died. His remains were
taken TO lIOpsweli township, York county. where
he had lived for many year,. for interment.
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death OF An AGED MlnIseer-R.v. "

Death OF An Aged Minister. wm.
y. Lockwood. for many years the rector Of ST.
Thomas r. L. church, AZ Garrison Forest. near
0wings Mills. this county, died at the reeiery On
Sunday morning last, In the 51d year Of his age
The intsunent vas made In the church yara ever
which be had presided for 90 many years, At the
boar Of ~ o'clock Tuesday Afternoon. The services
we're eendueisd By Rev. Arthur }. Rich, dean q
the Baltimore convooatiou.
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List OF Letters remaining In the Gsrisnville
postofhee for the menth ending March 80, and
will be rent 20 the Dead Letter Office. April 20,
1883. u not called for; Joseph German, WOLF
Robert J. Rainer, George Geriekes. foreign.
JOus NJ. HEURnAx, y. ~.
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Finger. Boards.-At n county grange meet.
ing held recently, committee was appointed to
wait on the County Commissioners in reference to
placing sign boards At crossroads, etc., in the
county. The committee called on the Board on
Tuesday, and after stating the object Of their
visit, the Commissioners assured them that they
would issue imperative orders TO the road super
visors TO comply with the strict letter Of the Law
in this particular.
Section % Of the road law passed January SEES
sion. 1875. and amended January session, lss2, Is
here published for the information Of our readers,
and 10 rs follows: THAT the Road Commits.
sioners Of each district shall cause 20 be put M
and maintained guide.posts and finger boards a,
cross. roads or where roads divergc from each
other. designating the nearest prominent point TO
which such road leads and the distance thereto.
boards shall b. liable to Gne Of i've dollars, 20
DO imposed BY justice Of the peace in the name
Of the County Commissioners.
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Miscellaneous.
rs TT YOU

Reader, who said you would like TO get such nice
fitting Clothing as City people wear. rather than
the wholesale goods commonly sold 10 most storesl
This will tell you how 10 do Il. The very large
increase In our business the past allows Ne
70 make still lower scale II prices than be-
fore, and you can save enough In buying from ne
to pay for your trip 10 our city.
The garments We sell are manufactured under
ourPersonal supervision. upon the premises there
BY securing the best sewed and sitting Clothing
ever produced. Our goods made for the indi-
viduai wear Of our patrons. and not for Wholesale
ing. We cell them with positive guarantee
therefore No one runs any risk In buying at our
house. We indulge In no kind Of show or preten-
sion, that only result in increased prices, but
depend on the merits Of goods and genuine
low prices 60 hold and gain patronage. Upon
these statements We invite you 10 call and look
through our immense stock Of new styles aud
fashionable designs. Any garment net entirely
satisfactory will be gladly exchanged or money
refunded.
Ea,- BE sure and first call upon
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Fire and Loss OF Llfe.-on Wei

Fire and Loss OF Life.-0n weihes lay
night last, about 1899 o'clock, Ere was discovered
issuing from the barn Of Mr.. Henry Hess, situated
on the York pike. short distance south Of Cockeys-
vile. The building was entirely consumed with
much Of its contents, consisting Of spring wagon.
family carriage and two hogs. the cows and horse
being saved with much difficulty.
Mr.. Thomas Gaines, residing at Ph@nix. was
found on the road, the early part Of the night 10
an intoxicated condition. and for fear tina; he
would go home along the line Of the railroad, and
meet with an accident. he was placed in the barn
for the night, and IL 10 supposed the Ere gina.
ted In his attempt TO light his pipe. His body
was burned TO a crisp, the head being entirely
burned OF. This poor unfortunate leaves a wife
and grown son.
Il vas with the greatest effort that the dwellin z
Of Mr.. Hess was saved. The loss on the barn will
be asou; $500. Il is not known we,her there was
any insurance. Mr.. Hess being comparatively a
poor man, the loss will be n heavy one.
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David 4. sman.s wm.-n

David Z. smaii's WILL, appears that
the requests 20 charities made by the late David
y. Small. Of York, Pa. amounting 10 e.eo1.
wsre given In q codicil 10 bis will, dated March
9Th, 1883. Under the laws of Pennsylvania these
bequests are void. less than thirty days having
elapsed between the execution % the codicil and
the death Of Mr.. Small. The widow receives the
balk Of the estate during her life u she remains
unmarried. IL she maFries again she only receives
the interest Of $4,000.
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Double runeral-sIneular coiucidence,

On Friday night Of last week Miss Miriam
Duncan. aged about so years. died Of pneumonia
at her residence on the Deer Park road. about
three miles southwest Of Reisters;own, after an
illness Of week. Saturday at noon. about twelve
hours later, Miss Rcbecca Duncan. her sister.
aged - years. died Of paralysis. being sick but
two days. The ladies were two Of three sisters
who had lived together for forty years in cottage
on tract of land known As SOLDIER Delight"
The third sister now left alone by these deaths IL
Sc years old. and entirely helpless. The inter-
,neni was made nj the Reisterstown NJ. Z. church
on Sunday afternoon last, the funeral being very
largely attended. Mr.. Se!by, Of ReisteTs,own.
was the undertaken.
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Painful Accidental eolored boy In the en-
ploy Of Mr.. D. W. League. al Fork. llth district.
met With . painfni accident recently. He vas
Funning q cutting Dor and bis middle fingers Of
his len hand we're caught By the knifs about the
stcsnd knuckle, scraping the hesh from the bens
AID cutting % The ends Of the hngsrs
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CLEVELAND. Okio.

The Daily Anssigsr says; "chief superintsn-
dent 0f Police, J. W. sehmitt. Of this city, who
has been In the service quarter Of century. en-.
dorses 81. jacobs oil as Pain.banisher. II cured
him Of rheurna tism."
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Asked TO Resign.-The County Commission.
era have asked for the resignations Of DR.. ID. $.
Williams, visiting physician. and Dr.. Ashton
Jessop. resident physician, At the Baltimore eoun.
" almshouse.
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Painful Accident.-Mr. Thomae L. VIII
liams, employed a. engineer at the Ashland Iron
Works. near cockeysville, met with . very pain.
fal accident on Friday night Of last week. By get.
ting bis arm caught between the connecting rod
and wrist-pin, breaking Il In two places. II % q
very serious injury and viii ineapaeitate him foI
some time. DR.. Benson rendered medical aid.
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Tho Grand Jury.-The Grand Jury visited
the county aims house ON Wednesday. and ad-
journed inally, Thursdsy Isording. They were
In session twenty three days. examined 25s Wit
nessss found So true bills, qaashsd one, dismissed
Al eases aud released prisoners from Jail.
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In Death They Were Not Divided.-Th

In Death They We're Not Divided.-The
Belair .Egi' Of last week says "Mrs. Jenkins,
wife Of Mr.. John W. jenkins, who lived near
John A. Streets Min, Deer Creek, died Of pneu-
when his wife died, aud the event was . great
shock 10 him. On Saturday morning. a. the body
Of Mrs. Jenkins was being placed In the COIN,
Mr.. jenkins died. The remains Of Mrs. Jenkins
were inferred Al the brick Baptist Mesting House
o well known farmer and dealer In country pro.
duee. lie was an honest, upright man and was
much respected. He vas about 90 years Of age.
Mrs. jenkins was formerly Miss TuFnpaugh, ef
Baltimore county. She vas IN estimable lady"
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LOUIS HELD,
BREADAND PIEBAKER, FANCY
CAKES a CONFECTIONERY,
TOWS0HT0WH, ND.

as-orders Tor BALLS, PARTIES CHURCH
FESTIVALS yin Be promptly SHED q shest no
tiss. lAprii as,'ssy.
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Writ OF Habeas Corpus.-Judge Fowler.
on Wednesday, heard tho petition Of Edward
Lys,on for writ Of habeas corpus. in order TO
obtain possession Of his daughter. Mary Lyston,
who has been residing with her grandmother,
Mary Brophy, for some time past. The father.
daughter, grandmother aud n number Of friends
Of the yong girl were in court. The young lady.
who Is but II years Of age, but looks IL, Is quite
pretty and intelligent. She stated on the stand
that her fathers treatment Of both herself and
her late mother had not been kind by any means,
-and that she was very much afraid Of him aud
would not be willing TO live with him under any
circumstances. IL was also in evidence tina: her
grandmother. Mrs. Brophy. was both able and
anxious TO take care Of her. Lyston. who is en-.
ployed at Messrs. Poole 4 limits shops. Wood.
berry, admitted that he went home drunk some.
times and may have talked loud" TO his family,
but denied that he struck any Of them. The court
said that under the circumstances the care Of the
young lady would DO awarded 10 the grand
mother. The young girl aud her friends seemed
much pleased at the decision.
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81. Johas ". r.. Church, LuihcrrWc.-Ptcaeh-
Ing Sunday, At ~ m. and 1850 2. m, by the pas.
tor. Rev. WIN. Dallam Morgan. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening. At 80 o'clock.
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Temperance Meetings.--Prcf. W. n. Evans
VIII held . weeks tsmperance meeting 81 the Tow
.ente.n y. =. eharsh' commencing Sunday night,
April sth.
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Aggravated Assault.-Mr. Eamor Wood
ward, living near Upper X Roads. Hartford e0un.
~, on leaving Baldwin Station, Maryland Central
Railroad, with his team, on Monday evening last,
for his home, met man that asked permission to
an assault upon Woodward by hrst striking him
with n store that he had tied In n handkerchief,
innctng painful wounds. and then. as q last
resort, drew his pistol and fred the ball striking
Woodward near the ieft eye, passing through the
LETT side Of his head and coming out near the ear
just then two eolorcd men made their appearance
and this bold assassin made his escape. The eyi.
dent intention Of the seoundrel was robbery, and
to accomplish Il he intended killing his man.
u 10 sssd % Mr. woodward, that ne 10 In the
allowing them 20 ride, provided they pay him for
the privilege. We have not heard Of any arrests.
AT last accounts he was reported In very critical
condition.
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To THE PEoPLE OF BALTIMORE corSrY.-Wc In.
vito attention TO our new line Of Autumn and Win
ter Boots and Shoes. which We are offering ut un.
usually attractive prices. Gcntiemen's fine call
hand .sewei button boots for S3.7s: Ladies' hand
sewsl button boots for $500; Ladies, Misses and
Children's inc custom shoes a speciality. II will
pay you TO give us = call. GrSBY. BErswoRTn 4
Co. Opera House Shoe Store, % y. Euiaw Street,
Baltimore, Nd.
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Torsonioiea H. q. ciHrci.-Prcaching Sunday,
at II a. aud at 7.3O p. tn, by the pastor, Rev.
w. I. d. GLENN. Prayer and praise meeting on
Wednesday evening", and class meetings on Mon
day evenings, at T.3O o'clock.
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Triaiiy Church. Long Demonstrated by Rev.
A. J. Barrow, rector, every Sunday afternoon, at
~ o'clock 7. VI.
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READ THis.-The easy moiioned Royal St. John
Is the best Sewing Machine; has many valuable
point. embraced 10 no other machine. A trial Of
this will convince the operator Of the same. You
or Jaek'ear.i without breaking thread or needle,
and the sewing always runs from the operator.
No hole. TO thread through but the eye Of the
needle. The shuttle can be threaded In the ma.
chine. self.setting needle. Stop motion 20 wind
the bobbins. Very high arm, with many other
valuable points. Beautiful in construction cheap
and sews all kinds Of goods. Old machines taken
Ia exchange. Send for circular Of Royal st. John.
J. y. iIESDERsoS. General Agent for Baltimore
and Hartford counties, ofi.e Towsontown, Md.
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List OF Letters remaining unclaimed in the
TuWson postofiice for week ending March 3ist.
iSs3. will be sent 10 the Dead Letter Office April
2sth. 1883. u not called for Isaac Crowther Miss
Kate DoerF, care John Booth.
SARAH FEAsT, =. NJ.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Frost.-vennor says look out for severe frost
On the 10th and 18th Of April.
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~. johns =. q. Church, KiHg.riRe.--Seryices
every Sunday morning, at II o'clock, by Rev.
A. j. Barrow, rector.
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Stock Horse.-Mr. benjamin Bond, Of But
Ter. oilers the services Of his fine horse, 81 Law
renee, to the farmers of Baltimore county. lie l.
a relative Of "Billy Badeye." that was sold thi.
week fof $500. and is believed be the only St.
Lawrence stallion in the county.
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HALLocK's NEw SEED SToRE.-Thc new Agri.
cultural Implement and Seed House Of Z. d. Hal.
lock l. located at 81 n. 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
A agricultural Implements Of all kinds. Agent for
the Champion Grain Drill Goes Original An.
nominated Bone Phosphate.
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Additions.-THE USioS this week has filled
apparent vacancies at the following postofiees,
viz CockeySyille. !; Sunnybrook ! ; Canton, l (;
wiseburg, / White Hall, l; KingsvilIe, |;
Lochearn. / Lauravillc. l; Ashland, I; Butler,
!, Baltimore county. Baltimore city, 1.
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From Lavender Hill, Hartford Road
The citizens Of this section arc anxious that the
County Commissioners place electric lights on the
Hartford turnpike. extending from Homestead TO
Lauravillc. provided, however. that Il Il not more
expensive than the ordinary lamps. Verbal appli.
cation has already been made 10 the Board for
this improvement.
John ". Ayers. who committed suicide in IIar.
ford county last week. was formerly in the en-
ploy Of Mr.. Samuel 7. Naylor. and worked on
the tunnel. lie was very steady man ut tina,
time. bu, the unhappy relations existing for some
years between himself and wife. 10 though, to
have caused him 10 take his life.
The debating societies ut Lauraville and Hiss
church are still holding very interesting enter
tainmcnts.
Rev. Watson Case, the new minister. preached
at Hiss church on Sunday last 60 quite a large
congregation. The junior minister. Rev. Mr..
Wheeler. will preach at the same church, Sunday.
April Sth.
The place known as the Duncan farm has lately
been sold to Mrs. Mary Duncan for $4,000 II
contains about % acres and the Improvements are
tolcrably good. CIrurx.
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remnarannn nnh Mnaie y.

Temperance and Music.-A postponed
meeting Of the 10th and ith districts Temperance
Alliance. will be held in the Unionville school
house. on this Saturday evening. April 9Th, ut
u o'clock. Messrs. Swift and Chase, Of Balti.
more. will render attractive music on various In.
stTuments. There will also be n good choir, read.
ings, addresses, 1e.
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From Reisterstown.-No ones surprise
could have been greater than my own at the effect
caused by few words In my other notes 20 TnE
USioS. The construction placed upon them never
entered my mind until panied by the reading Of
the reply.
II would amuse. if II were not too often n seri-
Gus matter. TO notice the amount Of superstition
yet lurking around In this enlightened age. Ia
the minds Of quite . number Il Is the governing
principle 81. Patrick 10 called In 10 rule the
weather and give abundance Of nice cabbage. as
10 amer ave thousand years OF supreme control %
all things the Great Ruler must solicit the aid Of
81. Patrick to help them through.
We have no startling or Interesting news 10 re.
pOrtjust now. Most people are longing for warmer
weather.
This being the four hundredth anniversary of
Martin Luihers birth year. the great aud good
work done by him as Gods agent will be spoken
Of from many pulpits. All protestantism must
acknowledge his work, for Luther was no secia.
tartan. lie seized upon the truth whenever and
wherever he founl IL and welded II before the
faces Of all men, pointing lessons for all peoples
in all times. Like the grand old prophets Of the
o. T., or Paul Of the new he laborcd for the glory
Of God and the welfare Of mankind. Ills birth
occurred on November 10. I4S3. and an effort,
with already very encouraging success, IL being
made 20 erect statue In memory Of him in our
nations capitol. Encouraging contributions and
strong sympathy for the movement, are coming
in from all denominations. which fact loudly tells
uf his general appreciation. Germany l. retnctn-
bcrng him by new edition Of his writings
II.
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In her Doth Year. Mrs. Elizabeth Sands, Of
northwest Baltimore. now in her 9jth year. attend.
ell services at the church Of Rev. Dr. Williams,
tBapiisi.l on Sunday last. and partook Of com
mn:ion. This remarkable woman IL an aunt Of
Mr.. Andrew Warner, the well. Known Baltimore
jeweler, and a relative Of Mrs. Jane Moore Of this
town. She is in perfect health and IN the full
possession Of all her faeul,ie'. She passed her
9th birthday on March 9TH.
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LOCAL ITEMS.
Religious Notices.

Triaity r.. T.. Church. Tolc'oato,ra.-Preaching
Sunday by tho rector, Rev. W. II. II. Powers. at
u q. IN. and ~ p. IN. Also Wednesday night SER
vices ut a o'clock.
There will be preaching at Lutherville. by Rev.
W. II. II. Powers, In the Public Hall, every Sun.
day afternoon, at % o'clock.
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HAxD-MApE snOEs.-Alfred Phipps, on Della
ware avenue, in rear Of Ady's hotel. Towsontown,
makes to measure all kinds Of lady's and gents
shoe, and boots. correc: styles and it guaran-
teed. Repairing promptly done.
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County Fire Experimentation We give
the estimated running expenses for the Baltimore
County Fire Department (which includes eight
engine companies and three hook and ladder
MI IA h.
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Mr. REMEDY heretofore known As "Pulmona''
will hereafter be called New Life. the Great Cough
Remedy. Price 50 cts. Sold by druggists. A.
Il. Msttee, Proprietor, Baltimore, Nd.
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wALKER Boors.-If you want Walker Boots
call on James Phipps, boot aud shoe dealer, next
door TO Postofhee, Towsontown.
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SLwISG MAcHiSEs.-I am prepared 70 say 70
the pubic that can furnish them with any Kind
Of Sewing Machine, such as the Royal 50. John,
Domestic. Genuine Singer or any other Singer
Howe. Remington. Hartford. etc.. etc. Price.
from S?j TO si5. Also. Needles and attachment,
Tor all machines. Bes, oil, warranted not TO gun
Give Us n call or send for circular. j. y. HES
DERsoN, Office TowsontoWn, Nd.
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WILLIAM SrrEaIs. rranktown, Va, writes us
As follows: "Messrs. LoRp 4 Polk, Odessa, DEL
GsaiisAss IL take great pleasure In recommend
ing your Truxillo Guano, having used u on pota-
toes this season. II beat Peruvian Guano-in
fact. made the finest potatoes ever shipped"
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5. CLEAyELAxp, % the firm Of L. Il. Cleave
land, I5s Gay st., having sold out, would be pisas
ell TO his old friends and customers at the stes
Howard. where he will be able 10 show them
large and choice selection Of goods, and offer be'
inducements.
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Boor AND SnoE IIorsE.-The Excelsior Boot
and shoe House. conducted by Mr.. N. katzen
berg. at 2i7 n Gay street, Baltimore. 10 doing al
extensive trade and IL very popular With Balti
more county people. The Excelsior always gise'
satisfactiOn.