The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1885-05-02


ceived for record in theoffice of the Clerk of the
Circuit Court for Baltimore county:
DEEDS AND ASSIGNMENTS.
VIM. W. Spence wife to Mary e. Bristor.
John Fitch wife to George w. Fitch.
Joseph Turner q wife to Levi T. Condor.
John P. CLARK & wife to Eugene P. Clark.
Geo. Hale q wife to VIM. T. Hale.
John H. Thomas, trustee, to George Gunther.
VIM. A. Kemp, ct al, to G. c. Blizzard.
Margaret Blizzard, &C., to c. G. Blizzard.
G. M. Crowe to John W. Davis.
Abraham S. Potter wife to Mary e. Miete.
Henry Refer wife to Margaret Winckler.
S. W. Storm wife to r. S. Hancock.
Jacob Ruhl & wife to Alexander G.. Miller.
Emma M. Warield, &C., to Denison Reside.
Alex. Mactier, trustee, to Chas. F. Reeder.
Frank D. Sauerwein to Elizabeth Fear, &c.
Elizabeth Fear, &C., to II. T. Bowen.
VIM. F. Prick, ct al, to Mary f. Garrett.
John Mohr & VT. to Henry Reumschneider, &c.
Gee. 7. Sadtler & wife to Lewis R. Keller.
VIM. Carver q wife to Matthias link.
Matthias link, & others, to Geo. Clautice.
A. z. Hutchins to Wesley Knight Jr.
Jarrett Shauck, trustee to John. H. Shauck.
Augustus D. Clemens, Jr., to Otillia Brent.
r. II. Hooper wife to Kate Hooper.
Robert w. Gator to James Brommel
Harriet Reynolds to Edwin D. Selby.
Chas. E. Phelps, &C., to VIM. Hops.
Jos. M. Cone to Eliza A. Waworth.
Laurence Rice wife to Catherine MeIekin.
Susan Baughman, &C., to II. G. Huff.
George w. Baker wife to Luretta J. Krout.
Chas. W. Rutter, trustee, to Margaret E. Frush.
Margaret Thomson, &C., to John Lauer.
Hosea w. Kapp wife to Ellen G. Hooper.
LEASES.
Jas. Henderson, ct al, to H. D. Helliman.
Jas. Mandersor, ct al, to Theo. E. Maasch, &C.,
Jas. Henderson, ct al, to S. S. Bowen wife.
]. B. Littig, &C., to S. T. Clark, &c.
W. Lorman Roberts & wife to Martin Hohlbein.
ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGES.
Margaret Blizzard, &C., to Edward N. Rich.
j. M. Royston &C., to F. M. Griffith.
John A. Barker to M. V. MiddIekauff.
r. G. Beall to S. F. Beal.
Saml. W. Guyton to Catharine E. Hooper.
]. NJ. Royston, &C., to F. M. Griffith.
MORTGAGES.
Eugene P. Clark to A. T. Ruhl, 81, 500.
G. c. Blizzard, &c, to Margaret Blizzard, $3.50.
II. T. Bowen to BALTIC. Sheep B. l.. A., $3.50.
A. S. Potter VT. to Mary A. Conine, SO, 900.
7. j. Stack to M. ]. Stack, $500.
A. G. Miller wife to Eliza Miller, $685..
Denison Reside & wife to E. NJ. Duval, $1,000.
7. j. Stack to M. J. Stack, (chattels,) 500.
Otillia Brent, &c, to Waverly B. A. 1890.
W. Knight, Jr., & wife to A. z. Hutchins, 5000.
R. H. Hooper & wife to Susan Clifton, 5000.
VIM. Hops & wife to Eliza. G. Taylor, 5000.
M. A. Strong, &c, to S. W. Guyton, $500
W. Edelman to 18th German A. B. A., 1892.
John German to Mrs. Ann Carman, $500.
G. Scholl to Caroline St P. B. A., 5000.
Geo. G.. Hooper, &C., to L. NJ Chipchase, $4,000.
M. c. Getterman &C., to H. B. Gather, s., 400.
H. w. Kapp & wife to VIM. NJ. Ellicott, 81, 500.
RELEASES.
Cottage B. A. to John P. Clark.
Robert W. Dorsey to Geo. c. Keigler.
Margaret Rokohl to Christian Schaum.
Thos III. Kensett, &C., to Boston Fear.
70 broh ap
DR.. Geo. Thomas to M. e. Warfeld.
Gorsuch Lewis to Lewis H. Crummell.
A. G. Patterson, guardian to A. d. Clemens, Jr
Robt. S. Carswell to j. D. B. Peters & wife.
Philip Walsh, Jr., to Chas. E. Reip.
Mary Jenkins to Samuel johnson.
Caroline A. Hoffman to VIM. Coney, &c.
Catharine e. Hooper to Mary Strong.
Jas. R. Almopy, to Simon Van Trump.
Mary Jenkins to Samuel Johnson.
Caroline st. P. B. A. to Christian Scholl.
Central Union P. B. A. to NJ. c. Getterman.
Jos. Bergman to Louis and NJ. C. Getterman.
Edward Rider to Hosea w. Knapp.
Andrew J. German to John German.
VIM. NJ. Ellicott to Hosea W. Kapp.
BILLS OF SALE.
VIM. C. Woods, &c., to Michael CARING, $47S.
P. Williamson to Louis Dornburg, $475.
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lowing valuable suggestions to business men from
the Westminster Advocate advertising pays
that is judicious advertising. By judicious adver
Using in journals that circulate among people
desired to be reached, and by making frequen
genuine and straightforward announcements tt
the public.
Advertisements that appear without chang
for long time are of but little value. People ge
tired of seeing them, and after few issues pas
them by and look for fresh announcements
"The selection of papers to advertise in is al
important matter. The paper having the larges
circulation in the territory where trade is sought
is to be chosen, and publishers should have thei
subscription lists open to inspection by advertiser
at all times. A business man is entitled to know
what he is buying when he purchases space in
newspaper. merchant would not buy shoe
without examining them, nor cloths, nor carpets
nor anything in which he deals. He should alst
ascertain what circulation paper has before con
tracing to advertise in it. Very many business
men do not do that, and often pay for what the,
do not get.
Besides circulation, there are other matters t
be considered. Select those papers that are neat
ly printed on good paper and nicely folded; tina
are free from humbug advertisements, and hav
uniform charges to all. Examine the reading
matter also, for the standard of readers vii
generally conform to the standard of the reading
"a circulation among paying subscribers