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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-12-15
KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE,

Sacramento, Cal, Aug 8, 1882
B. j. KENDALL d Co. Gents-I have during
the last three years used in my stables your lin.
iment known as .Kendall's Spawn Cure with
great success having treated spiints. spavins,
curDs and various kinds of strains to my entire
recommended it to my friends they have been
equally well satisfied, and I do not hesitate f.,
say that as a inlment believe it has no eauaI
to any one who may have occasion to usea med
lcine of this kind. Respectfully yours,
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-12-15
100000 Tickets at $40 Each.
LIST OF PRIZES:

APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
100 Prizes of $500 Approximating to
S150,00o prize are. ............. go. GOO
100 prizes of 800 Appreximating to
S5OGD prize Observation-Disclosures. 10000
100 prizes of S75 Approximating to
$4,000 prize Observation-Disclosures. $500
The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-24
BALTIMORE PRICE CURRENT.
RETAIL PRICES.

Besi.-Porterhouse steaks. 90 and IS cents per
pound sirloin steaks, rs aud 20 cents per poulfHy
RIB roasts, u and Us cents per pound; chuck
roasts, 10 and " cents per pound; round, u cents
per pound; corncd. 10 and IL cents per pound;
soup meats, !: cents per pound beef liver,
S and 10 cents per pound corned tongues, 30 and
30 cents smoked, 60 TO IS cents each.
Lanb.-Forequartcrs 10 aud l2I cents per
pound: hindquaTtoTs, I2 TO Is cents per pound I;
chops, 20 cents per pound.
MHtioH.-forequarters, 10 cents per pound I;
hindquariers. lsl cents PerPoand; chops, u cents
per pound.
IsaL-Shouidcrs. 10 and ~ cents per pound I;
breast, 10 and l2l cents per pound chops, ~
and u cents per pound outlets, IS aud 30 cents
per pound; veal liver, Is cents per pound.
PoTk.-Roast, IL cents per pound; hams, Is TO
10 cents per pound niddiing, IL cents per pound
shoulders, u TO !? cents per pound; sausage, l3
cents per pound lard. - cents per pound.
I'Jeiabiss.--Potatoes. Irish 2J cents per peck
onions. % cents per peck cabbage. 5 60 10 cents
n head; carrots. ) cents bunch; bcets. cents
per bunch; egg plants, > to 6 cents piece; to-
maiocs. 80 cents per peek sweet potatoes, 90 10
10 cents per peck Lima beans. 20 to 2j cts. per
quart; tuTnips, 20 cents per peck; spinach, 25
cents per peck celery, = 10 10 cents per bunch
eaulitlowers. 10 10 80 cents head oyster plants,
10 cents per bunch F: lettuce, to cents head.
F.h.-Pikc. 25 cents per bunch pan rock, IS
10 30 cents per bunch Spanish mackerei, 20 ets.
per pound; white perch. 25 to 80 cents per bunch;
hogfish, 80 cents per dozen spots, 20 ccuts per
bunch haiibuts, 3to 20 cts. p..-Roand: ,ayieks
30 TO So cents per bunch founders. 10 10 u sts.
per pound; yellow perch. IS cents per bunci
trout. - 10 30 cents per bunch sturgeon. u CO.
per pound hard CRABS. - cents per dozen piek.l
crabs. - cents per dozen. Salt and SMOKED
Fish--Mackctci. to- : cents u piece; salmoi.
., cents per pound Goldfish. cents per poun,;
smoked herring. ~ To- 10 per dozen.
P""hsg.- Chickens, dressed, 30 TO CO cents
piece undrcssed. 10 cents per pound turkey,
dressed. u TO 20 cents per pound; ducks. y
cent. pair. or Ia 10 ~ cents per pound gees,
81 to si.2j piece rabbits. 20 aud 25 centst
piece: partrilges. - a dozen phcasants, si.l
pair vcnison. - cents per pound canyas-bae;
ducks. :? per pair rel heads. Sl.?j: co"is. 81
cents black heads. T5cents bald paics 75 cent.
grouse. $i.?j per pair.
B.n's "Hf Eyy..-B Butter--print. - and s.
ccnis per pound creamery. 80 20 Jj cents PC
pound roll. 20 10 - cents per pound. Egg.--
3; 60 - cents per dozen.
Fr"i'.Appics. 20 TO jOc;.. per peck bananas
- ~ 80 cents per dozen; oranges, fiorilas
~ {" 10 cents per dozen lemons. Is 20 ?j cent
PerdoEen tears. 80 cents per peck.
D'rei Frah.-Apples. 10 cents per qsau
peaches - cents per pound pruncs, 10 D. I!
cents per pound; pears % cents per quart.
P'cL'e'.- Cucutnbcrs. & to u cents per deem
chow chew, 10 cents per pint; mustard picse',
IL cent? per pint.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-24
MARRIAGES.

DAYNE-MEADS.-0ctober 18th, at the resi-
denee Of Mr.. John Mcads. Benjamin =. Bayn,
to Sarah Virginia Meads.
cAuLEl-THURMAN-o october 10th,
by Rev. George SchoIl, George II. McCauley. TO
Florenec Thurman. formerly of Union. BAiti-
more county.
GIBSON-R0BERTS.-O November 18th, By
Rev. W. W. Van Arsdale, 4. Clarke Gibson, Of
baltimore. TO Clara X. Roberts, daughter Cf
John u. Roberts. Esq, Of Baltimore county.
evening, November Sth. 1858, at Hartford avenue
". l.. church. by Rev. William II. Chapman, !.
Edwin Diefenderfer TO =. Kate Curtain, dAugh-
ter Of james Curtain. Esq.
September Sth. isS3. at Luth-
eryillc, by Rev. W. NJ. lTeilig, Jeremiah Todd
to Martha Ba;iy. both Of baltimore county.
PARkS-SCllMIDT.-On Tuesday, Nov. 9th,
lSS3, by Rev. William Giesregen, at the Penn
sylvania avenue German VI. T.. church, Joshua
l.. Parks TO Ida Schmidt, both Of this county.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-24
THANKSGIVING.

Before our paper goes 10 press again We will
have passed the National, State and general
Thanksgiving. which takes place Thursday next,
Goth inst. I.e, US hope that all citizens Of our
great domain will have occasion, collectively and
individually. to sec and enjoy ,ha, occasion in
cvcry way anl TO It's fullest extent.
I, may indeed be esteemed A. double and
triple ksgiying-hrst.o on account ofproelana-
tion by the President of the rnitcl States second
by proclamation from the Governors Of the differ
cni States. and third. by the people generally
A on such occasions secular business--with very
few exccp,ions-may be considered as wholly
suspended. I, is day which all should observe
and enjoy on account Of the many blessings vouch-
safed to them in the past year. for certainly they
have bssn many aud fratfal of blessiHgs bssto"-
cl. In a national point of view We should have
occasion for grateful rejoicing. We have. fret Of
all. been blessed with general hcal;hfulness and
unusual exemption from pes,ilence. famine AMI
epidemic. The whole Nation has been compare
lively hclithful. Our crops have been abundant
and cur gnrncries filled with full store. Of the
earth. production. Of every kind. There have
been the means of employment to those who sough;
return for labor AMI industry. so tha, ovcry one
able to work could reap It, resards rendered
through the sWcs, Of thc brow. This in itself Is
a mean. of happnc.. and cause for thankfulrcss
ai all time. for no people can be happy in idle
ness.
We rejoice that our Nation Is at peace with the
whole world The rel arm of war i. seen nowhere
in the land. Sweet peace rcign' triumphanily.-
This may be counted a. iir.; among our blcs.ing'.
aud lc, u hope /; may 80 continue May 1t be
ours TO render thanks on this hallowcl day for a
continuance thereof throughout all time. rcapiag
constantly the bcnigniui fruits that We may be
crowned ever with pleasure. AMI cause for hsppi
ne.s such a. are known 10 this Thanksgiving.
In . special manner We have cause Of thankful.
mess that peace, prosperity ami good fortune have
attended our home circle. AMI been With those re-
SLING within our own toNn, county and State
There {. a pleasing anil cheerful outlook for them
ALL Never indeed ha. there been greater cause
for Thanksgiving. wcthcrciorc unite with all our
fricnds and acquaintance On the brigh, prospect
of 80 plcasurab!c 4 coming lay % thankfulncfs
and hope to all our readers. and that the world at
large may be able TO give thank. for the many
blessing. Of which We have been made the siaic-
fui recipients
The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-24
DEATHS.


-
KITE.-At Phcnix, November 18th. Iss3. IIet-
rietta, beloved wife Of II. Clay Kite. In the 81
year Of her age.
C00PER.-Suddcnly. on the 18th Of NoyembS,
1883, at his residence near Rayvillc, Baltimoe
county. Mieajah Cooper, in the Sis, year Of liz
TAlLOR.-At her residence, in Govanstown, 3D.
timore county. on the morning Of the 18th d.
slant, Annie D.. in the Isth year Of her age, 10
loved wife of Joseph s. Taylor, Esq.
BELL.-On the 18th instant, at wetheredsvfie
Elmer r.. aged years and 2 months, an inter.
es,ing little son Of Even and the late Rachel
Bell.
wHEELER.-Feil asleep in Jesus, on November
u. Susan Wheeler, in the i3d year Of her age,
beloved wife Of james II. Wheeler.
wALsn:"At Poplar Biud'. No, on is,h Oct.
lssj. William NJ. eldest son Of the late Vim. u.
and Ann Walsh, Of baltimore county.
MEEkS AT his late residence, Middle Rivei
Meek. Baltimore county. on the morning Of No.
vcmber 18th, 1883, Of Typhoid pneumonia, vii.
liam A., aged 80 years and month, consort oi
Mary A. Meeks, leaving a wife and seven chill.
drcn TO mourn their loss.
BOYER.-On Wednesday morning 2ist Noye,n.
Der. Mrs. Rachel c. Boyer. reliet Of the late
Albert j. Boyer, of Baltimore county.
BROWN.-At the residence % her daughter, Mrs
Ann e. Baseman. Deer Park road, Baltimore
county, on November 10Th. 1858. at noon, Mira
Susannah Z. Brown, aged ~ years II month,
and 10 days, relict of Hon. Elias brown, Of Car.
roll county.
GREEN.-On November 9Th. Iss3, near Warren
baltimore county. Elya May. eldest daughte'
of Henry and Alice Green, aged years .
months and 10 days.
This little girl died in her fathers arms. sh,
was suffering much pain but was perfectly con.
seious. Her father In trying to comfort her sal,
your suiierings will soon be over and you will b,
with your Savior. She replied, see him now
Just before her final departure, she called hei
mother 10 her and exhorted them 10 be good and
TO meet her in Heaven, bidding her parents good.
bye, she called her sisters and little brother and
bid them farewell. after which she requested al
one of which she gave to her sister and the otheI
TO a sehool-mate. Her last words were. "no eros,
no crown"
The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-24

Mo"r3A1E Ms.H sALE
A. VALUABLE VACANT LOT -.
NEAR CHARLES STREET AVE -
NUE..
In virtue Of power Of sale contained 10 a
mortgage from Oliver =. Merryman and wife to
Ann Earnest. now deceased, dated the Goth day
Of March. is7s, and recorded in Liber J. B., No.
az. folio -, &c. one II the Mortgage Records Of
Baltimore county, the undersigned, Charles ".
Ridgely, rs attorney named in said mortgage. will
offer at public sale on the premises on
Monday, 26h doy If NoremJsr iSS3,
Al o'clock. 7. NJ,
ALL THAT FEE SIMPLE LOT OF GROUND,
situate Ia said county on the east side Of Clifton
avenue, beginning at n stake planted at the end
of tho second line Of lot conveyed By Merry.
man 20 Gaddess, and running thence with and
bounding on the east side OF Clifton avenue
northerly three hundred feet 10 a stake thence
eastcfy at right angles 10 said avenue, three hun.
dred feet to . stake; thence southerly, parallel
with said avenue, three hundred feet 90 a stake
planted at the end Of the FIRST line Of Gaddess'
lot. and thence running with and bounding on the
second line Of said lot westerly three hundred feet
to the place Of beginning.
This lot Is just north Of the Toil.Gate on
Charles street avenue, and adjoins the dwelling Of
the late Alexander Gadiess. now owned by
Richard J. liandley, and is In u rapidly improv- v
ing neighborhood.
TERMS OF SALE One. third cash, the bal.
snee in and i? months. with interest from day
Of sale. for which purchasers notes. satisfactorily
endorsed. must be given: or all cash at pur-
chaser's option.
.Ea-A deposit Of si0O will be required at the
sale. CIIAS. ". RIDGELY,
Nov. 3.-ts. Attorney.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-24
"My Party"

Under the abovceap,on the Baltimore Hs,Lodisi
says: I'VE have sometimes heard in temperance 30
cie,ics, at Sunday school anniversaries aud even
in Christian pulpits, considerable eloquent ~ talk
against in;emperanee and in favor Of prohibition
from speakers who are voters but who. when an
opportunity occurs to cast n local option vote,
walk up publicly and boa.tingly 60 vote for pro.
nouncei eHea.''s Of Temperance. MY Party must
be elected is their only principle. And pray
wha, Is MY Party IL your party dares not come
out squarely for the only true reform of the age
wha, Kind Of heroes you who follow it, be-
hests!
"Somo whose cheap and small talk
has been heard from place to place for many years
as they harangued the people against the evils Of
the liquor power, did nj the recent State election,
With full purpose aforethoughi, cast in their bal
lots for MY Party and against those who would
give the people an opportunity 10 vote for or
against a lOeal-option law. Quick indeed are
such 10 pick naws in something written or spoken
in the interest Of Temperance They admirably
GIL the description VI those who strain at gnat
and swallow camel : who behold the mote but
not the beam who give aid aud comfor, 10 the
enemies of their country while averring most
soleinnly their loyalty. 'Bc;Taytst thou The Son
Of Man with kiss p"
The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-24

e8-Ths Baltimore Saa, noticing editOriaIly
the luck Of the editor Of the Reistsrstown Voice,
whose wife lately presented him with twins, and
Who, with severe eye TO business, used that as
an argument why those indebted 10 him should
pay up promptly. says "TAs Saa has often urged
upon the country Pres' the business advantages
Of the cash system for advertising and for sub
seriPtionsp and has called upon the people Of the
counties to literally supper, the country pres'."
The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-24

-o-At the last meeting Of the Maryland Il,-
torical Society, the president, Hon. John II. u.
La,robc. laid before the Society letter book of
John Brown, which had come into the possession
Of Mr.. c. W. Tayleuro the day after the raid at
narPer's Perry, aud vas by them presented to the
Society. accompanied by letter giving interest,"
ing circumstances Of the events Of the day. This
led to two unexpected narratives by cyc-witnesses
Of the affair n: IIarPers Ferry. Rev. Dr. J. q.
Morris, of Lu,heryiile. said that he was returning
by rail from an ccelesiasteal synod at cumber-
land. and reached IIsTper'' Ferry the day Of the
raid. lie gave graphic account Of the excite.
ment prevailing At the time ahd of the appearance
Of the place, where many Of the bodies Of the killed
were still lying in the streets where they fell
Gen. Bradley T. johnson said be was also an eye
witness Of the scenes referred TO, having volun.
,eered in a militia company that went from Nor
folk, and was present ut the attack upon the en-.
gine.house and the capture Of John Brown. upon
which occasion he was serving, among other VOL
ubieers, with the United States marincs. under
Col. Robert D.. Lee.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-24

ro-The drawing OF the jurors for the Decem-
ber term Of court took place on Saturday last
uaier the supervision Of Judge Yello,t. The jury
list is drawn from 200 names, distributed in -
bOxes-one for each distTiet-having in II the fol-
lowing number Of names, respectively The let.
81 aud sIh. 20 each tho "a. Ith. 9Th, TtL aud
Iith. ~ each the j.h, 10th and 18th, each the
9th. 32, and tho l2th, 20 names. Before the draw
ing takes place names are deposited in the several
boxes to make up the whole number required TO be
In each box. this deficiency being caused by the
drawing Of the previous jury. OF the IS names
drawn on Saturday, 81 were from the old lih. aud
- from the new names jus, put in.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-24

.Es-Ii has been charged that the election Of
Sheriff aud States Attorney Of Worcester county
was accomplished by the use Of bogus tickets. A
reform movement, comprising Republicans aud
Democrats, was organized to defca; the 'sno"
Hill ring" which wouli have partially succeeded
bu, for the device of having Democratic tickets
with Republican head anil a Democratic tail as
the business end. Mr.. wilkinson, defeated can
dida,e for States Attorney. and editor Of the
Pocomoke Tia's.. PRINTS 'pesimen Of the bogus
tickets. 2? Of which voted In one district and
Go in another. ff these votes had been east as
intended they would have elected the reform can
didates FOR Sheriff aud States Attorney, who were
defeated by los and - majority. respectively.
The editor declares tha, he will fight the "snow
Hill ring" as long as there is breath in him. and
that their doom l. sealed.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-24

1.c-Prof. shepherd. until recently 'aperin'en'
Dent Of the public schools Of Baltimore city and
4; prescn, prosiien; of the Charleston College. at
Charleston, :. C.. has written a letter to ten. T.
{. Latrobe. con onsra;u!atins him on his reelection
To- the Office Of Mayor. lie now hopes for some
definite reform in the administration of the school
system. and that /, may be removed from the de-
fling influence Of politics. lie state: that !,
Would be the most brilliant achievement Of Mayor
Latrobc's administration to inaugurate this ne"
and bcneieen, lispen.a,ion. The Professor says
that he himself hai rcsorted to every means in
his power to direct public attention in Baltimore
10 the strong and seemingly re.istless gravitation
Of the school system into the deepest slough Of
political corruption. The public school system
should be entirely cmancpa;ed from partisan
politics and personal favoriism. Its whole ad-
minis,raton should be exclusively in the interest
Of all the people. Thi. was the object in view
when the appointment Of School Commissioners
was given TO the Judges.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-24

Gs-At the late election In Washington county.
Nd. one Republican and one Democrat. both
candidates for the House Of Delegates, received
the zane number Of votes. In order TO decide
the matter they agreed 10 a recount Of the votes,
and IL either one should be found TO have u ma
jOri,y, the other would abide by the result and
make no contest for the seat. The recount was
completed this week aud the Democrat vas found
to have received two more votes than his Repub-
H.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-24
A Partially Dead Man.

The MorHiag Herald, Baltimore, Nd, states +:
Major ID. :. White, Of this city, describes his
miraculous cure as follows; al have been par.
TALLY dead man for ten years. Doctors attributed
my suheringst TO the enlargement Of certain glands.
Tho quantity Of medicine I took without relief
would be sufficient TO set up lrsi.elass apothe.
cary shop. Finally 81. Jacobs Oil was recon-
mended. ! had my spinal column thoroughly
rabbed with Il. All those knots, kinks aud stiH.
mess have passed away. and am myself again"
The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-24

so-0n Monday evening last, at Winchester,
Va, while attending to his duties secretary Of
the ODD Fellows Lodge. Mr.. c. A. d. CoTrOth
dropped dead. Deceased was n brother Of Mr..
George II. coHroth, an esteemed Wholesale ,Obae-
co dealer Of Baltimore. with whom the son Of
Capt. y. ". Brian, Of this county. is q partner.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-24

Es-The canning house of q. Chapman Martin
near Aberdeen, Hartford county. was totally de-
stroysd by freOn Monday afternoon last, together
with 500 eases Of tomatoes, farming implements,
&e.. causing loss Of $4,000, which is covered by
. policy In the Hartford Mutual Company. The
origin ofthe ere is unknown. During the present
month thi. Insurance company has paid $1,000 Of
losses on ihi. Kind ofprOper,y. and the company
has wisely decided to shut down on canning house
risks after next January.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-24

Es-Jouraai bull: "Ths Washington MOnu-
ment at Washing has reached the attitude Of 392
feet and Il will rise TO the height Of iiO feet be-
fore the end Of the season." Has II an automatic
snahinr nlliinhn1
The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-24

Es-The School cOmmissiOnsrs Of the State
will hold their annual meeting at the State Nor
NAL School, on Tuesday next The State Board
Of Education will hold It's regular quarterly meet
ing at the same place on the day following
The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-24

srsr-The letter carriers have commenced the de-
livery of the mail three times daily TO the citizens
living between North and Huntington avenues.
in the Belt. This Is an ae, of equal justice and
fair dealin: for which TnI CNroS earnestly plead
cl a, the time the pos;oiIlcc authorities adopted
the unju., arrangement, Of three deliverie. daily
10 those livin: south Of Second street and but
two north OF it. We pointed out then. an1 fur
nishel cogent reasons. why Charles street avenue
should be the dividing line Of the two delivery
s.trici.. AMI thereby afford equal mail facilities
% all living in that section. The postofice au'
thoriie., however. saw proper to discriminate,
and they lid il for unexplained reason. They
have adopted at la; the susge'tions Of TnE
UvIoS, anil they might as well have done so when
their attention wa. first called u Il. But 1t is
better late than never.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-24

rJNHIs Is To GIVE NOTICE, Tha, the sub.
l. scriber has obtained from the 0rphans'
Court for Baltimore county, letters testamcntary
on the estate of
SARAH y. BULL,
late Of said county deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate arc hereby warned
TO exhibit the same With the vouchers thereof, TO
the subscriber.
On or b.tors fLe lsh day of Jane, 1881;
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. Those indebted 20 said cs.
tate are requested 20 make immediate payment
sGivcn ander my hand this 2lst day fNov., lss3.
FRANK N. BULL,
Nov. xl.-its Exeevtar.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-24
New Advertisements.
lUANT To RENT A FARM.

Any person having = farm for rent, containing
FROM SO 10 100 acres. large farm, we'll stocked
that would be rented on shares. can hear Of an ap
plicant by applying at the Office Of
THE UNION,
Nov. 2i.-3t Towsontown,
The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-24
Legal Notices.
5. Parker Bosley. Attorney, TOw,on,opn.

hR. HENRY J. IIEBB. USE OF :. PARKER
II B0SLEi, rs ISABELLA ARMSTRONG,
EAECUTKIN, EFT AL.--iH hc cir.aif r.,nrf for
bah'HoTs eoHHty, ia eYaiiy.
Ordered by the Circuit Court for baltimore conn.
" this 1th day of November. 1888. that the ,alc
made and reported by $. Parker Bosley, Trustee
Tor the sale OF the property mentioned in the pro.
ceedings In the above entitled cause he ratified
and confirmed unless cause To the contrary there
Of be shown.
on or L.for' ne 3d day ef DsesmL.r. 1859.
provided copy of this order be inserted in some
newspaper printed and Published In Baltimore
county, once In each of three successive weeks be-
fore the 3d day of December. lSS3.
The rcpor, states the amount of sales % be sGi3.
wM. ". ISAAC. Clerk.
True coPy-Te,t:
wM. VI. ISAAC. Clerk.
rerAn persons having claims against the es.
tate Of the late Mary Ann Coleman, deceased, are
requested TO file them in the above entitled cause
properly proven, with the Clerk of the Circuit
Court for Baltimore county. oa or Jclore hs Sd
day ef Deeenbsr, tss3. or be otherwise debarred
the collection oi the same.
$. PARKER BOSLEY.
NoF. lO.--f. Trustee.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-24
Snedley House,
TOwSONTOwN. MD.
This Old and Popular Resort

Pcf.ons from the city, out for -
n drive, can be accomul pdaied - EEr-I -
with meals at all hours and with
the best the markets afford.
can offer the bes, Of accommodations for dane
ing parties. at short notice, and on very Teasona-
bic terms.
The lunch counter is supplied at ai times with
the best oysters in the market.
The bar is supplied with the finest brands Of
Liquors and choicest Native aud Imported Wines.
Brown Stouts, Bass Ale. Ginger Ale, etc. Also,
finest brands Of Imported and Domestic Cigars.
Ample Hablng ard shedding connected with
the Hotel. and guc'ts having horses can have
them cared for at reasonable rates.
] extend q cordial invitation TO all my friends
aud the public generally, when visiting Towson-
town. to give the Snedey n call. feeling confident
that will be able 20 give satisfaction in every
particular.
ce-for terms and further information address
or call on l.. II. URBAN, Proprietor.
Nov. 2i.-tf Towsontown, Nd.