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The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21

Src-Jeaerson Davis's estate Of 500 acres. at
Bsauviof. Miss. is now mainly devoted to grapes
and oranges lie told recent caller that the
neighbOrhood was equal to anything In Florida
In na,aTaI advantages for a winter resort. lie
mentioned several points on Mississippi soahd as
ahording rate chasess tor capitalists to make
money by erecting hotels. They &c, the benefit
Of southwest winds that almost continuously float
over the water" he said, "and back Of them are
Thousands Of acres Of pine forests the odors from
which are Strengthening to weak lungs. The dsh.
ing Is excellent, the bayous swarm with geese.
duck and brant, and the forests would yield to
the sportsman's skill Plsnty of turkey, quail aud
deer" Mr.. Davis thinks that. copsidsriag the
circumstances, Mississippi is doing very well in
the way Of progress. She produces more cotton
than any other State. she has cotton aud other
mills employing abou, Ic.OoO hands and s7,oOO.-
900 in capital, her free schools number 1000, and
in every way she is getting wide awake.
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EARMERS TAKE NOTICE.

Loan L PoLE's DIANoSD STATE PnosPnArEs Ann
TRuXiLLo GrASo are for sale in Baltimore county
by the following gentlemen, viz: Charles l.. and
WIN. II. Almony, Shane =. o.; George Dilworth,
Fork; Robert Dilworth, Baldwin: John Smith,
hotel keeper, Sunny brook, and Mitchell & Liv-
ingston. i5S Forrest street, Baltimore. have
made 52i local sales Of Diamond State Phospha,es
and Truxillo Guano in Hartford county, chiefly in
the "a and Sd districts, since the spring Of 1851.
and End no difficulty in selling again 20 party
~ho has once used them. and refer TO any proni.
nent farmer or canner in said county. Said fer.
tiliEers have been sold by Messrs. Daniel $. and
Caleb l.. Wright. Of the llth district Of Baltimore
county, with satisfaction to consumers generally.
Fir.t-elass responsible agents wanted for unoccu.
pied territory. Refer to VIM. :. Keech, Esq, at
torney nj law. Towsontown, Nd. as to character
Of firm. JOHN J. ALEXANDER, Beiair, Nd.
General Agent for Lord 1 Polk, Odessa, Delaware.
SHANE =. o., BALTIMORE corSrr. Mp.,
29th January, 1883.
MEssRs LoRb a PoLK-Geaflsn,R: Very little
Of your Diamond State Super Phosphate has been
used In this neighborhooi, Il never having been
offered fer sale here by your agents, but rs far
have heard Of IL in this locality Il has surpassed
that against which Il has been tested.
April st l.. ". BIRMINGHAM.
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szo-The Society Of the Army Of the Potomac
will hold its next annual reunion in Washington.
and as the event approaches much in,eres, is felt.
In its campaigning days this army for a long
time made the Capitol the centre of its opera.
tiOns, while around it are many Of the battle fields
and bivouaes Of It's dead. The society has held
thirteen annual reunions in different cities before
returning to hold one there. where every spO, is
familiar to these old soldiers and suggestive Of
martial memories. The formal features Of the
reunions are a business meeting, an OratiOn,
poem and banquet. But the veterans have q high
old time shaking hands. renewing friendships.
strengthening ties, reviewing past scenes and liv-
Ing over together the event. Of period so thrill
ingly foTcLle in the memories of each other.
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DEATHS.



BATCHELOR.-on 18th inst. at a. IN, Susan.
nah Batchelor. in the list year Of her age.
DlTCl.-On April 18th. Edith. aged 1 years
mouths and . days. youngest daughter of J. :.
and Florence J. bitch.
cAMPBELL.-0n Saturday. April lI,h. at Plea.
SAINT Hill. near Owing's Mills. baltimore county. .
Jessie W.. aged ; months aud weeks. only
daughter Of DIR. William II. II. and Jessie ".
Campbell.
B0EDLEY.-At waverley. 10th inst. William {.
Bordley, aged - years.
BIRCKllEAD.-on Sunday, April -. lSS3.
Mary W., wife of Lcnnox Birckhcad, and
daughter OF Frederick aud Annie X. Harrison
GREACEN.-0n April 18th. Mary Virginia. in
the 31th year Of her age. wife of John Greaccn. -.
Jr.. and daughter Of Thos. Davis. Esq.
nAMlLToN.-Nca Fallston. Hartford county.
on 18th inst, Mrs. Matilda Hamilton. in her
29th year. wife of james X. Hamilton and
daughter Of Daniel Grace. of Loeb Raven, this
county. She leaves seven children.
AMOS.-Near faiiston. llar.ord county. jaime.
Amos. son Of Howard and Elizabeth Amos
aged Is years.
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1.-THE Original Sick Man"

some writer has not inaptly termed the Mary
land Democracy 'thc original sick man and
doctors are springing up every day in the week
who think their own the only way in which the
pa,icn, can be saved. The Washington %. c.
P".'. in an editorial on the Maryland Democra
cy,' tells it, friend. some plain truth, in the fol-
lowing;
"when n party Is compelled to face the fear of
defeat u tries, by judieious management, To In.
crease Its chances Of success. II 10 careful TO
make no mistakes, or. at least, as few mistakes as
possible. II selects good men for Office. and II
discharge. its public duties with such fidelity rs
TO wis public approval and make no capitaifor the
other side. knowing that 4 few changes in each
township will bring IN the opposition, the domi.
nant party IL always inquiring what !, must do 10
be saved from defeat. Thus the necessity for two
parties Is yindicated, the min ority serving as a
wholesome stimuiant to the majority, always ai-
monishing Il that faithful continuance In we'll
doing is the only way In which IL can hope to hold
on 20 power. But when party has \ broad margin
for speculative purposes, when IL l. very strong
and iis opponent very weak, Il is apt to become
reckless. Its leaders likely 90 fall ont with
each other as to unite in earnest Efforts for the
general good The spoils become more important
than principles. The primaries fall into bad
hands. Important local Offices aro grasped by
greedy self. seekers and public duties arc discharg-
ed on the theory that Official positions are per.
sonalperquisi,es rather than public trusts. Ithas
been painfully evident for time that the demo-
Gratis of Maryland were not taking Q correct &C.
count o: the strength Of the opposition; that long
series Of easily.won victories had excrted n Dc
moraiiIing influence: that there was lees than
there should have been to hold the party compact
and disarm the opposition by wisdom In council
and harmonyin action that disintegration had
begun on the edges and was slowly working In
ward"
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21

Eo-Senator Sherman recently denied the pub
lished report that he was about to retire from
public life. II has been stated that he contem.
plated resignng his seat aud entering Wall street
Incidentally speaking Of the political future Of
the Republican party. Senator sherman said that
the Democrats had a tidal wave in 1877 and they
had another las, year. In 1877 they carried both
Pennsylvania and Ohio, but at the following elec.
tion the Republicans redeemed both States. lie
had no fear that the Republicans would ALLOW the
Democracy to sweep the country and tear up
things generally In 1881.
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New Advertisements. A

TlNHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
l. seribers have obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Baltimore county, letters testamentary
on the estate Of
JOHN CARSON,
late Of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims agains, the said estate are hereby warned
TO exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof to
the subscribers.
oR or before The ljh day oJ Nor,a,Jer, 1883;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted to said e..
tate are requested 60 make Immediate payment.
Given under our hands this 18th day Of April. So
JOHN CARSON, HAec"'"'''
ApFil 2I--lt
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on AND AFTER JANUARY is, 1883,
Leave Baltimore and Holiday streets as follows:
BALTIMORE TO wAVERLY.
Al $50, and 200 A. VI. Every fifteen minutes
from 200 TO 1900 A. NJ; every thirty minutes
from 1000 A. NJ. TO 2.30 =. NJ; every fifteen min
utes from $50 y. VI. to $50 r. NJ at 300, $50, 1000
1880 and il.30 =. NJ.
WAVERLY TO BALTIMORE.
Every dfteen minutes from 6.2O 10 $50 A. NJ:
every thirty minutes from 9.2O A. M.to l.50 p. NJ:
every fifteen minutes from $50 7. NJ. TO $50 p.
NJ; at $50, $50, 800, $50 aud 1859 P. NJ.
BALTIMORE TO GovANST0wN.
Every half hour from $50 A. ~. to 1900 p. NJ,
and at 1850 =. NJ
GOvANSTOwN To BALTIMORE.
Every half hour from 6 4. VI. to $50 =. NJ, and
at 1880 T.. VI.
BALTIMORE TO TOwSoNTOwN.
Al go. $50. $50 A. NJ. ard every two hours
from li.3O A. VI. to $50 =. ". and Mt il.30 +. VI.
TOwSONT0wN TO BALTIMORE.
Al 100 and 800 A. M., and every two hours
from 1900 A. VI. TO 1900 +. VI.
To Western Maryland depot. fare cents.
To Greenmount Cemetery, fare cents.
To Charles Street Avenue. by Cars on North
Avenue. connecting with llampden, Park Avenue
and City Cars. fare 5 cents.
April 81, 'S3y.
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es-Rev. DIR. c. 4. FELTON,, paster Of Mt. Yer
non n. 4. church, Baltimore, announced from the
pulpit las, Sunday that on the coming Sunday he
would introduce into the service the recital Of the
Apostles Greed, and selections from the Psaitsr
to be read by the ministsr. with responses by the
people. Itis understood that the new departure
meets with the unanimous appreciation Of the
Official board and Of n majority Of the eOngrega-
tion Of Mt, Vernon church.
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MARRIAGES.

MAs0N-MELcHER.-on April 5th, by Rev. A.
az nsiiey, T. l.. Mason TO Miss u. Augusta
both Of Baltimore county.
'AoPPFR-CAT0R.-o April 5th, by Rev. A.
Randolph. $. W. T. Hopper, Jr., TO sallie,
daughter of Robinson W. Gator, Esq.
SHIPLEY-lI0DGES.- April Iith, Mt the
parsonage at we,herdville. by the Rev. David
Jamison. wm. Shipley to Aimira Hodges. both
of Baltimore county.
SwEET-DELOSIER.-A Ellicott City. ApriI
i5th, by the Rev. I. J. Martin. Jesse Franklin
Sweet of North Scituate, Rhode Island. to Annie
Il. Deiosicr. Of Baltimore county.
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Legal Notices.
Edward I. Clark, Attorney. Law buildings.
Cor. 81. Paul aud Lexington Streets.

rINnIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
J. scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court for Baltimore county. letters Of Admins.
traiion on the estate Of
MARY Z. LINDEMAN,
late of said county deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
10 exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof. to
the subscriber,
oa or beIore hs 2ith day IF OefoIsr. 1883;
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted to said cs-
tate are requested 20 make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 27th day Of March, lss3.
LOUIS q. SERT, Administrator.
March 3I.-tte
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LOCAL OPTION IN PRINCE GEORGES.


Tho Gas.'fe. Published at Upper Marlboro.
Prince Georges county, "a county in which a local
option law Ia. been in force for about three years.
ha. something to say on the subject which may
interest our readers. Ancr referring 10 the fact
that the subject Is just now causing much discus.
sion in that county the Gus,m, says
Eve will begin by saying that we advocate
temperance, and that We will always extend the
hand Of help towards any effort made in that III.
rcciiun. We will also add that voted for the
law. believing tha, IL would in some measure pro.
mote the cause of temperance; but in this great
feature Of the law, We must say that We have been
sadly disappointed. Having supported the Law,
We cannot be accused Of prejudice, but must be
accorded the merit of speaking dispassonately
and sincerely upon subject that We know IL fondly
cherished by many good citizen Of our county.
We will not say that the Law originated In fanat-
icism. but We will give Its protectors the credit
Of high aud commendable motive. We have said
that We disappointed In the results Of the law.
Nay more, will say, that according TO our belle.
the Law is an absolute failure Ia our county.
I'VE cannot see that the anti-lieensc Law has
promoted Temperance in any sense Of the word,
but the other hand We believe IL has had a bad
tendency because Of she open violation Of II, thus
in n measure dcfying the Law.
The most Questionable feature Of the Law l.
that TO enforce II nearly every member Of society
must be detective, or else its violation will be
repeated time and again. There is much 90 be
said on this subject and the people ought TO take
the matter in hand and devise some plain solution
of IL. Mr.. Lincoln said that the best test Of
any law was to enforce IL, or endcavor 10 do 50,
and III was unpopular, that IL woald certainly
work its own defeat.
For nearly three years We have had this law
upon the statute books, and we ask that, besides
saddling the tax payers with large expenditure
Of money at each term of court. what good has re-
suited from IL We would much dcplorc an issue
before the people which would bring into shape
antagonism TO the question of whisky or no whisky.
This is not tho remedy, because that would pro.
sent the question in such shape to preclude
any compromise or middle ground. We hold that
the cause Of temperance belongs TO the churches
aud the homes of our country. We hold 10 the
belief that u the moral atmosphere ofa eommuni.
~ regulate the habits Of It's people that no
statutes can do so. We then, in the cause Of
moderation, would advise some such expedient as
this. the passage by our next Legislature Of some
system of license that would not tolerate the uni
versal sale of intoxicating drinks. but one that
would suffer the sale in some restricted manner
We do not think that the passage Of such Law
would open the Hood gates and delugc eur county
with the now forbidden beverage but we believe
that well regulated license Law would more than
meet the requirements Of the advocates Of the total
abstinence people. because IL would not offend
any rta.."
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21

.e8-EE.cSEernOr KirkwOod, Of Iowa, at the
ago Of ~, hss giysn w tobacco. Judge Jeremiah
Black, Of Pa, uade The same rssOlntiOn some
ysArs aga, but Loaf bis temper and 10 Bop more
addicted than sFss 10 The use Of the mlla stima.
liant
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21

There are one hundred Thousand pe.tcrhees
iE ihe country, more less, and In many o! these
the monuments are females. Yet the records show
that none Of thsss ssn a, present in default, That
is fact 10 which the lords Of creation find little
20 congratulate themselves.
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fsrre.poHdeHee BaIiimors County raioR
DON'T WANT ANY MORE.
HLrsrsru D,s,n,cr. Apr;l

ELEgEsrg DISrRIcT, April 18th, isS3.
Editors raioR For myself and many other
Democrats Of Baltimore county, 1 ask as an espe-
cial favor that you taking any notice of Mr..
W. N. Isaac. The people Of this county have long
since made up their minds about him, and proper
" estimate him, AID object that you should give
him any more no,orie,y or help him In any way
to ASSUME ;hs character of a martyr.
IlARFoED Roam No. ?.
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es- The annual election for officers ofths Grand
Ledge, !. o. o. T., was held in Baltimore on
Tuesday night and the following were chosen for
ths ensuing year: Grand Master, GsOrgcw Lee /;
Deputy Grand Master, J. y. Piummsr, Jr. Grand
Warden, Louis Grauer; Grand Secretary, John
N. Jones; Grand Treasurer, Alex. l.. Spear
George A. Reed was elected representative to the
Sovereign Grand Lodge, which meets In PrOvi-
dence Y. l., next September.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21

A hotel clerk named Briseoe.
stumped bis foot out In Frisco.
Il hurt him like thunder.
But the pain was got under,
BY 81. jacobs oil rubbed on his toe.
A conductor who lives at Belair,
Got hurt, being thrown on chair.
They took him away.
Bu, In less than day,
81. Jasob's Oil made him all square.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21

ES-There Is growing disposition all over the
country to impose higher license fee. for the
privilege to sell liquor. and the experiment is be-
that IL dealer is to be given 4 monopoly Of the
sale in given locality he should be required to
pay more than q nominal sum for the privilege:
and further that high charges will naturally shut
out large proportion Of the smaller dealers and
thus greatly decrease the number Of places where
iiauor Ia sold
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21

Ss-A Washington correspondent says Hon.
Roscoe conklng always attracts astea,ion when he
appears In tha,eity. Hehasjust been here arguing
10 an electric light patent suit lie is always
stared at BY those who are on the ssi rirs for
lions, and Conkling 10 no less lion than Blaine
or Butler
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Miscellaneous.
SHERIFF's LICENSE NOTICE.
Notice 60 Merchants, Traders aud
Others.

A LII persons and bodies corporate OF polite, ia
"A baltimore county, who are or shali be cxeF.
eising any business. or shall be doing any act or
thing or shall be in the occupation of any house
or place for any purpose for which license is made
necessary by the laws Of Maryland are hereby
warned TO obtain n License or renew the same,
On or bcfors NJ fr.' Of Nay. 1883.
under the penalty prcscribcd by said laws for the
iniraeion thereof.
Those interested are notified Of the following re-
quircmcn,s Of the License Laws:
TRADERS LICENSES.
The amount to be paid by traders for - license,
1.-THE amount Of stock n, the principal Of sale
20 be given under oath.) IL a. follows:
II the applicants stock in trade does not cx-
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21

Jn1-The New York Court Of Appeals has de-
eidsd that bank BY certifying check In the
usual form does not warrant The gsnuinsnsss Of
The body Of the check, either as 10 the amount or
ssto the nams or identity Of the psssoa 10 shOm
Il appears 20 Be payable.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21

scS-The Boston Adseriissr says iha, Senators
Anthony and Sherman are the only two EisB now
In active political life who participated In the
sion Of Congress In 1861, called together by Presi
dsns Lincoln after the storming Of Fort Sumter.
All the Othss. re ri her dead OF retired irom
national politics.
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Special Notice.
ORD 4 pOLK.s rERTrLrxERs

PERRrxAS's, 29th March. ISS:.
MESsRS. LoRD Polk, Odessa, Delaware:
GsHiisaien--l used twelve tons Of your Diamond
State super. Phosphate last year on my sugar corn
] also used four other kinds. two Of which were
higher priced than yours. Neither Of them wa.
superior 10 yours, and have ordered twenty tons
from you for my corn this spring.
Respectfully. u. u. CIlESNEY.
Anrii ID
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21

rs-statisties Of crime in the seven largest
cities Of the UnlOn, eOupilsd - Hsv York and
based upon POPuiatiou, shows that sap FrsneissO
leads In the number Of homieidss. followed ia the
order Of msntion By Cincinnati, Baitimsrs, New
York, Philadelphia, Chicago and Boston.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21

ses-The Boston TSaaser;p, says: zone isssOa
Of recent Western elections 10 that Temperance
cannot be advanced by blending u vish politics.
The underlying reason for this may be that the
reform strikes at habit for which no poser out
side of the individual can be held rsspsnsihis,"
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21

jes-A petition from lanstss Of tie Allegheny
county (Pa). wOrkhsuss. requesting ths s-pprss-
sion Of the liquor trafis, because u had tsss the
cause Of the Pe,i,iOnsrs downfall and would pre-.
vent their reformation if they were rslsAasd from
eoasssasst. 10 one Of the latest oddities Of che
ansi-liasor nseveusens.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21

&g-wAinui timber is being shipped from get
tysburg, Pa, to BaliimcFe and thence acrOss the
water to Germany. One Of the logs will 60 as a
big relie having been cut from the battle field. Il
contains bullet or two.
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OYSTER ANp EATING mOrSEs.

The license 10 be- paid by the keepers Of oyster
and eating houses Is 5000 ihroughou, the State.
FEMALE vENDERS.
Females vending millinery and other small ar.
tclcs. whose stock u not over $500. pay a license
Of $500 unly but IL over that amount they are
required to pay the same license A. other persons
oath e. be made ~ to the amount ui stock at the
principal season of the year.
LICENSES To OWNERS AND KEEPERS
OF STALL1ONS AND JACKS.
The owner or keepers Of every stallion or lack
shall. before being permitted e. stand or station
such animal. pay 10 the Clerk of the Circuit Court
Of some one oi the counties in this State the high
est sum which he intends 90 ask or receive for the
season Of one mare aud the receipt Of the said
Clerk. with the seal of hi. Court attached thereto
for said sum. shall be the license Tor stationing or
standing such stallion or jack for one year from the
date thereof provided, that in no case shall the
sum directed 10 the paid by this section for such
license be less than ten dollars and that every
stallion or jack upon which the said tax IL paid
shall be exempt from all other State tax.
RICHARD G. TRACEY.
sheriff of baltimore county.
y. B.-By instructions received from the Treas
ury Department, a; the Clerks Office, all persons
applying for license Of any kind. except mar
riage licenses, which are the same as heretofore,
will herssfssr have ta shs f-e az av cents
issuing the same. making total Of sixty cents
stated above.
The fee Of iity cents has heretofore been charged
TO the State.
RICHARD c. TRACEY.
Meh. ei.-td.l sheriff Of Baltimore county.
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Miscellaneous.
1000.
TWO THOUSAND ACRES
THE MODEL FARM OF MARYLAND,
SPRINGFIELD AND BROWNS
- INHERITANCE AH


- INHERITANCE. ~
Being desirous Of reducing the sire Of my
farm, Springfield and Browns Inheritance, situa.
ted near SykesNillc and Freedom, Carroll county,
Md, TO i've hundred t500) acres, have divided
the two estates into farms ranging In size from
SEvENTY-fIVEt1j)to 20 TWO HUNDRED AND
FIFTY (25Ol ACRES, or larger tracts if desired,
and now offer at private sale any or all Of these
farms at low figures and on easy terms.
G"- IL not sold at private sale before june next
they will be sold positively at public sale to the
highest bidder.
The lands are in the highest state Of cultivation.
being about one half mile FROM the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad and about the same distance from
the Liberty turnpike. The entire property l. pro.
ducing equal with any lands In the State and per-
haps better average.
Plats Of each farm will be ready in few weeks
showing the exact amount Of cleared and wood
land in each.
Persons desiring further information will ad-
dreo the owner, FRANK BROWN,
Sykesviile, Carroll county.
or No. 90 y. Charles street, Baltimore.
March 3l.-tf.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21

eD-Msjor Alexander shaw, Of tia extensive
coal firm Of Shaw Bros, Bsltimors, hes been
named as = Republican candidate for Govsrnor Of
Maryland.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21

na-Mr. Edward Worth, Of Delaware county,
Pc, sold young Jersey ball = Few days ago for
sa.sSe. Ne has rsfased 5000 for full grown
bull Of the came hEaal.
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GAMBERLUNZIA.

Thoroughbred. con Of Imported Bonnie Scotland.
will be located At l.. MONGARS MAPLE
GROVE STABLES, miles on the York road
Those who wish 60 breed to a thoroughbred would
do well 20 call ani sec this horse. lApi.2I-lt.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-21

Ss-Ths Bslair -Esis wants Hon. Henry w.
Archer, of Hartford, AZ The Democratic candidate
for Governor. and wants him nominated on .
"Jsasrsonian platform"
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New Advertisements.
EOR RENT.
To TRESPASSERs.

: Az persons are notified not to trespass on the
sheppard Asylum property, Especially boys.) as
they will be arrested and punished 10 found ON
TIE PLACE or ABOUT THE BUILDINGS
Any one disregarding this notice will be dealt with
according TO Law. by order Of Trustees.
Api.3i-3t. y. HERMAN, Manager.
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so-Rsv. Robert celIysr viii hsths orator. and
General iOra,iO c. King. ths post, q ihp eepisn-
nial commencement Of Dlekinson College. Car.
llele. Pa. In June