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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-09-18

mails a week, and the mail matter re-
ceived was kept in a candle-box. The
change can be understood, when we are
informed that for the three months end.
ing April LIST, there were 10000 letters
received daily. In order to accommodate
the coming demand, the postmaster Is
now engaged in building an addition on
the rear end of the present building,
l6x2s. which will give considerable moIe
room The front of the building will
also b. rcmodeled
Orange City Times: Last Saturday
afternoon Dennis Williams, colorcd, did
no, intend to be arrested 10y the Marshal
Of such place as DeLand, as he was
Drought up in place Of greater import
ancc. and in resisting arrest was shot by
Deputy Marshal Tom Adams, the ball
striking a rib and lodging under the skin
covering the pit of the stomach. The
ball was extracted by DR. Fisher, and the
wound pronounced not fatal. Friends of
the victim issued warrant on Monday
for the arrest of Adams. who was tried
and discharged before Justice Tanner on
"Wednesday. There is. no diSputing
tie tact that one or twu more oawmills
a this place would find ready demand
for all the lumber material the mill could
saw. The Palatka Wr"ld sets all of
it> matter, both local and general, solid,
and ii is one OF the prrttic>t of our ex
changes
The 7ru1cs- Union says that Editor
Mann, of the Halifax Jo,unui, has most
too good time Its State News man
noticed his old nail-keg seat, and forth
with his constituents chaired him about
three times. And now he has been cancd,
cigarcd and boqueted until he cant rest.
He went out fishing the other day with
Eb. Mansfield He beat his friend fishing
and boosted Of it. The rest let him tell
/" Finally, becoming very dry, We pulled
into shore Eli. landed, carrying large
bass by the gillS, and we followed with
oars and lines. As the door opened we
saw in the dim light, one fellow leaning
against the wall and then a lot of other
fellows, many of them with white dresses
Oh, filing our palatial mansion. Then
the lamps We're turned up and We were
compelled to admit We We're sold. If we
could have slipped off into the corner
and donn"d our Sunday go to meeting
clothes we should have felt better, but
tn re wasn't any corner to 90 to, and SO
We stood up and braccd ourselves, while
ID. ID. Rogers, as spokesman, chaird,
cancd, cgarcd and boquctcd US For
the whole thing the ladies were RESPONSE
bic and if anything could add to the high
estimation we have always had for the
ladies this friendly pleasant surprise did
it, There were two handsome rocking
chairs, table, Il large box Of cigars, an
orange wood cane, number of boquets
and All arnin of grapes. OF course
0,"lcv in il We seated our bcttcr-half
and In"thcr-in-law each in rocking chair
aud appropriated the pcrShablc articles"
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CONNECTIONS.
At jacksonville with Waycross Line by No in
the =. NJ, and No. = In the p. M for all points
NORTH and East; with the Fernandina and jackson
vile Railroad for Fernandina, and with steamer.
TO AZ points on the st. Johns river.
At Baldwin by Nos and with Florida Transit,
and Peninsuar Railroad for Gainesville Ocala. Fer
nand:na, Cedar Key, and all Gulf Ports
A. Live Oak with the Savannah Florida & West
ern Railroad.
Al Tallahassee, with st. Marks Branch, on Tue.
days. Thursdays and Saturdays.
Al Chattahoochee river with the Pensacola and
Atlaosic Railroad for Marianne, Pensacola Mobile
Montgomery, New Orleans, and all points West
Southwest and Northwest, forming the SHORT
EST, QUICKEST, AND BEST ROUTE to tbese
points; and with the Central and Peoples Line
Boats on Sundays and Thursdays for Apalachicola
and Tuesdays and Saturdays for Columbus and
Eutas,d.
Fake the Floral City Route, the New Shor,
Zine via the Florida Central and
Western Railroad.
~" THROUGH TICKETS via this line at the
Conlnny's Depot Ticket Office, and at No Z West
Bay street.
W.M DAVIDSON,
General Manager,
WIN. o. AMES,
General Passenger Agent
!. = McELROf, Jacksonville, NA
Mister transportation, Tallahassee, Fla.
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Notice Of incorporation.

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN OF THE FOR
~ nation, under the general law of the Stats' for
the incorporation of railroads, of THE Jackson
vile and Atlantic Railroad Company for the Par
pose of constructing, maintaining and operating a
railroad for public use in the conveyance of per
sons and property from point on the ST. .Iohns
river, at or near the Ferry Landing, opposite the
City of Jacksonville, to point on the Atlantic
Coast, at near Section thirty three, in Township
two south, Range twenty nine east.
JOHN q. BURBRIDiE,
JAMES VI. SCHJ MAC1lEE
VIM VI. LEDWIrH
J. J. DANIEL,
HENRY CLARK,
J. C. GREELEY,
+. F. L'ENGLE,
:. Il. HUBBARD,
K. Z. DANIEL,
&. B. GRIFFIN,
7. MCQUAlD.
W. A. MCDUFF,
H. S. ELY.
Angust u, lSA3-3m
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JACKSONVILLE EXPRESS Daiv)

on This train for Savannah, Charleston, and Wash
ingion without change. Also Pullman Palace sleep
ing Cars to Atlanta and Cincinnati via Jesup. win
ont change.
Passengers are permitted TO remain in the Savan'
nah Seeptrs until o'clock A. NJ
new Restaurant has been opened at Waycross,,
end abundant time will be allowed for meals by all
fassrLger trains.
Connecting at Savannah with steamers for New
FORK, Philadelphia, Boston and Baltimore
CoDnecting at Charleston with steamers for ne"
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Through Tickets sold to all points by rail anu
steamships connections, and baggage checked thro.
Also Sleeping Car berths and sections secured ~
ComIany's Office In Astors Building, "a Bay street,
and at Depot ket Once.
JAS TAYLOR, Gen'l Pass. Agent
j. =. TYSON, Master Trans.
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PENINSULAR DIVISION.
FEHSANDINA d JACKSONVILLE r. X.
CONNECTIONS.

AT FFRNANDINA-Steamships San Antonio, West
ern Texas, Carondeet and State of Texas From
for New York Thursday, 10 40 m, 500 m, $50
pm. Steamer City of Bridgcton Sea Island Route
For Savannah Tuesday and Friday; from savan-
nah Wednesday and Saturday. Steamer Martha
Friday; for st. Marys River Landings Sunday and
Wednesday.
AT CALLAHAN To and from Savannah and Char
lesion ..5 and 9 45 n IN to and from Savannah and
Charleston 7.30 and 422 IN.
AT BALDWIN - To and from Tallahassee As m.
AT HAWTHORNE - To and from Palatka 10 As m
and 2.40 pm.
Vile and Tampa daily except Sunday; Stage Line to
and from Leesburg daily except Sunday.
AT CEDAR KEY-Forida and Havana Mail Steam
ship Co.'S Steamers = For Key West Monday and
Thursday for Tampa Monday and Friday.
D. E. MAXWELL Supt
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ROANOKE COLLEGE.
SALEM, VIRGINIA.


ThIrty-frst Session Begins September IL.
(NASSICAI. AND SCIENTIFIC COURSES for
\ Degrees Partial, Business, Norma and Pre-
Inrtory Courses. Full English Courses. French
and German spoken. instruction thorough and
practical. Library of 5000 volumes, Good NOR
ais Five Churches. Iiealthful mountain location
ENIIRE EXPENSES for 8 months. including
tuition board, fuel lights, washing, &C. $l49 $l7G
or S.04 Increasing patronage from siXtH.n States
Catalogue (53 pages sent free. Address
JULIUS ID DREHER,
july H. 1SS:;-2m President.
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WAYCROSS SHORT LINE!
&24A
SAVANNAH, FLORIDA & WESTERN R. R.
On and after Sunday, May -, 1888, Passenger
Trains will leave and arrive as follows:
CAoT NAH fn-.J-1

Connecting at Savannah with through Pullman
Palace Buffet and Drawngroom Sleeping Cars, Sa
vnnnah ia New York without change.
Connecting ut Cbattahoochee with Pensacola and
Atlantic Railroad daily for Pensacola Mobile, New
Orleans, Texas and all trans Mississippi points
krgant Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars from Savan-
nah and Waycross to New Orleans without change
This train connects 1T New Branford with steamer
Caddn Belle, leaving for Cedar Key and Suwannee
river points every Tuesday and Friday mornings.
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PRESENT POWER.
TO-MOrrOw n Long Way off When Help Is
Wanted To-day.

Comfort is never in hurry. Pain and distress
are in hot haste 1t is to the " friend in need y
the friend who does something now that the old
adage pays the compliment oil being h." friend in
deed" That they do not keep the sufferer in sus-
pense is the salient excellence of BENSON'S CAP
CINE POROUS PLASTERS. The pastcrs of other
days-whcther porous or Otherwisc-said " Wait
until tomorrow we can promise nothing on the
spur Of the moment" But pain unrclievcd, like
hope deferred, makcth the heart sick. Benson's
plasters act application. They permcate, soothe
warm and heal, containing, they do, chemical and
medicinal agents of the highest efficiency. Their
motto is now, and the genuine have the word CAP
CINE cut in the middle of each plaster Price %
cents. Scabury & johnson, Chemists, New York
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In the United States Circuit Court Fifat Jndi-
cial Circuit, Northern District of Fh.rlda
j. Fred Schultz ct al, Complainants as The Jack
sonville, Pensacola and Mobile Railroisi Com
pany ct al. Defendants
IN OBEDIENCE TO THE SEVENTH PARA
i graph of the final decree in the above rntitlcd
case rendered by the Hon. Joseph Z Bradley, lir-
emit Justice on the 3lst day of May, A, ~ lS7g,
directing the Marshal of the United States; for the
Northern District of Florida, to take posse sion of
and sell the railroads, property, and franchises
thereto belonging, mentioned and describdt In said
Decree unless the purchaser or purchasers thereof
at a sale of the same directed to be made Ey s. Co
nant and A. b. Hawkins, Special Masters, should,
within one year from the day of sale therc&f, dis
charge and satisfy the liens of the Trustee OF the
Internal Improvement Fund of the State of florida,
as settled and declared in said decree, and tile sale
of said railroads having been made by the sad Spc.
cial Masters, and the same having been ctnhrtl"d
by the said court the Sth day of July, A. D. 1881,
to the purchasers and the purchasers of said rsil
roads having failed to satisfy and discharge the lien
of the said Trustees, 80 fixed and settled ~ .anre
said upon the railroad extending from Tail thIssee
to st. Marks
Now Therefore, J. JOSEPH II. DURKEE, MAJ A j of
the United States for the Northern DstTioEc5 Flo
rda, have levied upon and taken posse ei''e pr the
railroad extending from Tallahassee 10 ST. Marks,
with all the property and franchises thereto he,ng
ing, including all the lands at the li,p", al
Tallahassee, Florida and the buildings thcreon be
longing to said railroad, and will sell the ttme at
public cutlery, at the Capitol in the City n ala
hasscc in the State of Florida, to the highest bid
der, on the ninth day of October, A. ID. isSt
Payments to be made in cash. or i'll bends Which
are declared in said decree to be i lien upon said
railroad in the manner therein provided.
JOSEPH ii. DURKEE,
L. s. Marshal Northern District OF Florida.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, July :, 1883 52~t IL
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kendall's SPAWN Cure

ls sure in is effects mild in its action II does Bills
ter yet 1t Is penetrating and to reach every deep
seated pain or remove bony growth other enlarge
mens such rs spavins, spint curbs, calous spains,
swtngs and any ameness and engagements OF the joints
or mb' or for rheumatism in and for any purpose
for which lnmcnt is used for man or beast Ii IL now
known TO be the best inment for used acting
mild and yet certain in its effects
Send address for Illustrated Circular which we think
gives positive proof of ts virtues remedy has
met with such unqualified knowledge, for
beast well as man.
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SAINT ANDREWS BAY AND FLORIDA
RAILROAD COMPANY.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
l. of the formation of railroad company, for: the
purpose of constructing, maintaining, and "lsera
ting railroad for public use, in the Conveyance IF
persons and property from the line OF the STATE Of
Alabama, on the northern part of Jackson county
State of Florida, southwardly by CamI.beliton in
said county of Jackson State of Florida thence in
most direct and practicable route to the wytcrs Of
Saint Andrews Bay, in Washington county, in the
State of Florida, with lateras rs may from time 20
time become necessary
The name of said company is "Salnt Andrews
Bay and Florida Railroad Company" The length
of the railroad is to .be about seventy miles. The
route is through Jackson and Washington couutics,
in the State of Florida. The capital stock Of the
company is Five Hundred Thousand Dollars, dvi-
dcd into shares of One Hundred Dollars each.
The names and places of residence ot thu iircc
tors who shall manage its affairs for the first yeay
and until others are chosen in their places arc john
H. Mckinne James F. Mcclellan, George K. smith,
James B. Dickson, Frank Philips Beverly Bakcr
all of Mariana, Florida; and Hamilton g. Bryan
and James 4. Baker both of Greenwood, Florida !;
and John II. Mcclellan, of Chipola, Calhoun copu-
ty, Florida. JOHN II. MCKINNE,
JAMES +. MCCLELLAN,
GEORGE r. SMIT I,
JAMES B. DICKSON,
FRANK PHILIPS,
BEVERLY BAkER,
HAMILTON g. BRYAN
JAMES 5. BAKER,
July II, lsS3-3ml JOHN II. MCCLELLAN.
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DISCHARGE Notice.

OK MONTHS AFTER DATE, TIE FINDER
- signed executor will present his final ;tccouBts
and vouchers of the estate Of Mary Nin>o hate nf
Leon county, State of Florida deceased, TO a,e Hon
Orablc County Judge of said county, and ark 10 be
discharge as executor of said estate.
JAMES VI. NIN*OX,
Executor Estate Mary J. Vinson decd
June 49, 1SN}-fn
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FORTY ACRES COST SIXTY DOLLARS

If you want beautiful tract OF improved or I'M
;improved land in Orange, Sumter, Polk, fernando,
-Iillsborough or adjoining commission home or
;an pvcstment-write him, and all questions will be
:trutLfully answered He refers to any of his set
tiers and 10 leading citizens in every State aud Ter
,riiory in Union and in Canada.
SIXTY DOLLARS invested now will be n home
and fortune in a few years Aug. IS, 1888 If
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Trains | and 2, daily; Trains and I, daily. er.
:cp' Sunday.
solid Trains Jacksonville to Pensacola
sleeping Cars Madison TO Pensacola
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A0AGCIR.EE;SS L OF C.! c;IH9@!IGGEA0
~ ORANGE LAND FOR ~
SIXTY DOLLARS!

TOsHN =. ACDON VALID, UNITED
= States surveyor, Eustis Orange County, Flo
IDA, las devoted seventeen years to the develop
III of the United States Lands in the State;
knows the whole region better than any other man
living; has settled more than two thousand fami-
lies on prosperous and happy homes. United States
worth from $25 to 300 per acre. Land selected
two wears ago at 81 % per acre is now worth from
$40 to so per He is at present selecting GOV
eminent Lands equally good, that in three to
four viii be worth 500 per acre.
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PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE,
Or Six Bottles for Five Dollars.
All Druggists have ii can get II for you or IL
VIII nc sent to any address receipt price by the pro-
VT.
SOLD BY ALI DRUGGISTS.
May Is, l8S3-1y 10
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FREMONT ONO. Jan. D. 1881
DIR. b. J. KENDALL. X Co. Gents think il my duty
tn render you my thanks for benefits and profits which
have derived from your invaluable and far famed SPAWN
Cure My cousin and | had valuable stallion worth
$WO, which had very bad SPAWN and pronounced
ny -FOUR eminent veterinary surgeons beg ond cure,
and that the horse done forever. Az last resort
advised my cousin to try bottle OF kendaGs SPAWN
Cure II had magical fectthe third bottle cured it,
and the horse is we'll DR.. Dick Of Edinburgh,
the eminent veterinary surgeon, uncle of mine.
and take great interest in assisting his profession
Yours truly, JAMES A. WILSON, Civil Engineer
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KendaII's SPAWN Cure

ON HUMAN FLESH
WEST ENosBURGH, VT, Feb Is, 1881.
DR. Is. j. KENDALL II CO.. Gents Several months ago
injured my knee joint, which caused enlargement
grow the size of large walnut and caused very
we're pain all the time for four five weeks when be-
gan to use Kentalls SPAWN Cure with the most sasfac
tory results. 1t has entirely removed the enlargement
and stopped the lameness and have long known
to be excellent Tor horses but know il to be the
tours Truly, Il. Il. LAWRENCE.
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Legal Advertisements.
NOTICE TO HEIRS.

THE HEIRS OR THE CHILDREN OF; ELIZA
/ BETH WALDRUF, Tor Elizabeth. il she 10
alive,) are requested to communicate at "pce WIN
W. E. Flanders, of Macon, Ga. as Executor OF the
cd, by order Bib Superior Court, to publish this
notice Any person knowing the residences OF sad
parties or any of them, will please communicate
with said Flanders There will be final settle
ment of the estate of Ann Ruth during the month
of October, 1883. w. r. FLANprHS.
August Z, lSS3-6w
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-11-10

Chasing Fox.-The Elk Ride Club had a
nesst at Fernwood, the residence of Mr.. George
Brown, in Green Spring Valley, on Tuesday last.
There was large turn out of both hunters and
hounds, but there was very little excitement and
not much fun. A fox was started in the woods
in the rear of Mr.. Browns residence, and the
chase was continued for some time, when the
scent was lost and the hunt abandoned. Forty
four hounds started, and of this number but six
teen kept the trail.
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Dividends From County Fairs.-The
Hagerstown Ne,cs in speaking of dividends being
declared to stockholders of county Agricultural
Societies says: "The Washington county Agri-
cultural Association could, if they would give a
double dividend as the result of their late fair but
they don't propose to convert it into money max
ing machine. They recognize the fact that when
this is done the usefulness of the Association will
have been finished and future fairs a failure. All
the money earned will be used in extending the
grounds and facilities and adding to the attrac'
tons to be presented at the next exhibition. Fol
this the work has been already cut out and 1t is
proposed to make it the Fair of the Valley north
and South without regard to expense or trouble
and selfish indeed would be the stakeholder who
CLEANERS for a dividend on his stock"
| We consider this the proper course to pursue
by all county societies, They should not b
viewed in the light of schemes for enriching any
| body.
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A smarter DOG than the other.-The B

A Smarter Dog than the Other.-The Bel
air Times contains the following narrative: can
other Belair lawyer has a dog story, and this is
what he tells: favorite dog, whose name was
'Alkos, was taught by his owner to go regularly
for the mail A leather pouch had been provided,
and upon the command, 'Alkos, get the mail he
would pick up the pouch and start for the post
office. He had an aversion, however, to the com
partnership of small boys and vagrant dogs, and
when he reached the cross street would stop and
peep cautiously around the corner to see if the
way was clear. If there was no obstruction he
would make dash for the postofice, where he
would surrender the pouch only into the hands of
Mr. McKenny, then the postmaster; and having
received it back with the mail in it, Alkos would
faithfully and carefully take it to his MASTER
Another duty of Alkos' was to keep the wood box
replenished in his masters law Office, and the one
thing that can be said to his discredi is, that he
wore all his teeth away stealing wood from the
other lawyers"
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List Of Letters remaining uncalled for i

List of Letters remaining uncalled for in
the Waverly postoffce for month ending Novem-
Der 7, 1888 Anderson Ayers, VIM. B. F. Bogges,
John Brown, Mrs. A. A. Buck, Louisa Brown
Mrs. Mary E. Brown, G. Baynes, John L. Clark
George Craft, A. ]. Conner, Katie Brooks Clark
Ignatious Diggs, James NJ. Eppley, S. V. Far
sons, Mr. Foagle, care Henry Huff; j. Felps, Jno
Goetz, George Jenkins, Miss Mary Geckle, Chas
McCaffray, Mrs. Mary F. Gross, Miss L. Hunt
Mrs. Mary Lane, F. IL. Wharf, Mrs. W. H. Han
son, Mrs. J. Hamilton, Robt. S. Timmons, W. I
Moore, Daniel Maynes, II. Quick, Mr.. Paskle
Geo. H. Russell, Miss Sarah Rice, Miss Annie
Reese, Mrs. L. +. Small, Robert Small, E. G. Tay
Ior, S. M. Thomas, James II. Lyler, Georgia Visit
ton, Miss L. White, A. E. or E. A. White.
S. A. BoNsALL, p. M.
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Ms-Mr. Z. E. Conklin, of the Knickerbocker
Ice Company, has expressed to reporter the
opinion that not less than 100000 tons of last
winters ice harvest remain in the storehouses
along the Hudson. The companies are buying
up all the old ice they can find in expectation of
an open winter. They make this prophecy boldly,
for was not the wind in the South when the sun
crossed the line? And isn't that an infalible Sign
that south winds will prevail during the next six
months.
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Towson P. O.-List of letters remaining in
the Towson postoflice November 3, 1885, will be
sent to the Dead Letter Office December /, 1883
Mrs. c. Edmondson, John Edmondson, Robert
Jones, S. Musgrove, E. G. Merryman, Miss Laura
Price, Priscilla E. Parks, Jos. E. Parks, Joseph
Queen, Chas. Smith, Miss Mary Washington, 2.
S. FEAST p NJ
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Sale of I'd District Property G.
day last for S. Parker Bosley, Esq, trustee, a
lot of ground situated near Piels store in the I'd
district, consisting of one acre of land improved
by two-story frame dwelling house, belonging
to the estate of the late Mary A. Coleman, to Mr.
BENJAMIN Zimmerman for 1913.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

A FIT GUARANTEED.-The advertisement of Mr..
r. Sehlhorst, fashionable boot and shoe maker,
No. Park avenue, between Fayette and Lexing-
ton streets, can be found in another column. This
house has an extensive reputation for good work
manship. Mr. Sehhorst has branch store at
No so N. Gay street, near Saratoga.
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Snedley House,
TOWSONTOWN. MD.
This Old and Popular Summer Resort
Now OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF GUESTS

The undersigned having pur-
chased the above well-known - 1@zETTSA
Hotel, is now engaged in i'm
proving and thoroughly renovating it for the
commodation of TRANSIENT & PERMANENT
B0ARDERS.
In times past "The Smedley" was known as
favorite summer resort and the present proprietor
hopes to be able to restore it to its for
mer popularity. Its easy access to the city, by
means of the Maryland Central Railroad, (the sta
ton of which is within three minutes walk of the
Hotel,) renders it one of the most accessible and
pleasant resorts within one hours ride ofthe centre
OF the city. Comfortable and airy rooms, first
class table, beautiful walks and drives Churches
of all denominations within five minutes walk.
&Aeqls SaPPfed With the SeessFF tf est notice not
Liquors and choicest Native and Imported WIZ
Brown Stouts, Bass ALI, oie--s neS'
finest brands of Imported and Domestic Cigars.
Ample stabling and shedding connected with
the HOTEL and guests having horses can have
them cared for at reasonable rates.
For terms and further information address
or call on L. II. URBAN, Proprietor,
July 21-tf Towsontown, Nd.