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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-12-29

A Venerable 6arrow.-A venerable
pri mitive wkeelbarrow is exhibited on the
walk in front of the Maryland Hotel, on So
Calvert street It was recently recove r.: 4, fr
per mine, near Mount Washington, which,
soon to be in operation, after idleness dati
from 1864. The barrow is of indefinite q
but was taken from portion of the mine tn
had not been worked for many years before th
old mine was abandoned. 1t contains nun
Der of samples of ore from the NINE and wa
sent to the hotel by J. V. Dignowity. Bali
more american
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ELI LILLEY.

Mr.. Eli Lilley died at the house Of Mr.. VIM.
H. Ware, at Dickeyville, LIST district, Wednes-
day last, after a short illness, aged 81 years.
For many years Mr.. Lilley was foreman in
the mills at Oakland, Carroll county. He IS
survived by widow.
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BY A vote of 2S4 to the House of Commonl
has put $50, 1000, 900 more in John Bulls wa
chest. And from indications John will neeI
it all before he gets through with the Beers
and possibly an additional sum for plasters j
consequence of his efforts al harmonizine-
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-12-29

AT THE convocation exercises of the
sity of Chicago President Harper anI
that John d. Rockefeller had made
gift of 81, 50O,OOO to the institution, 81
for an endowment fund and to be cor
its absolute property for all time.
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MARRIAGES.


GARRETT-COTTLE.-On December !
at the First Presbyterian Church, Mo-
Pa, by Rev. J. P. Jordan. NJ. Jean. u
of Mr.. John Cottle, of Mcdonald. III.
Gibson Garrett, formerly Of Tuxedo
timore county.
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MRS. MARY L. lands.

Mrs Lands. widow of Joseph Lands. died
very suddenly from heart disease, at her home
in Towson, on Saturday night last, aged 81
years She is survived by nine children.
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FROM Q O'CLOCK A. M. to O'CLOCK p.
AT THE MANUFACTURERS NATION
BANK, N. e. corner of Baltimore and Libel
Streets, Baltimore, Md.
Treasurer and COLLECTED
T Thomas 4 4. 9 9EA1FEiR, Clerks.
FRANK P. BOSOM,
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Miss Edith Hedrick, of Warren, is spend
ing the holidays with her aunt, Mrs. WilliaI
]. Cooper, of Govanstown.
-Messrs. Carl and Fred. Hanf, of Bali
more, spent Christmas with their parents
their home. Blenheim, 10th district
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Prettv Home Weddine.-On ]

Pretty Home Wedding.-On NThursJ
evening, December Goth, Miss LnluA NJ. z
and Mr.. A. Irving Martin were marI led at
home of the bride, Foreston, 9Th oil stree
friends. Rev. John S. Wilhelm perfc- ne.
cermony. The wedding march was Fla 81
Miss Daisy Armacost. The bride was Or
old rose peau de sole. Miss Martha
sister of the groom, was bridesmaid, and
Price was groomsman. Miss Addie
ton and Miss Hester Florence RashEMere fl,
girls. A reception followed the ceremony
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DROsPECT HILL CEMETERY, !
II SON, MD.-IncOrpOrated 1S01.-B
TRULY SITUATED, COMMANDING
VIEWS OF SURROUNDING COUNt
HIGH AND DRY; CHOICE LOCAL
LOTS ALL SIZES. Address the SECRH
OF THE COMPANY. Towson. Md.
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( Baltimore County Agricultural Society
i-Of6cers for Next Year. The newly elected
Board Of Managers of the Baltimore County
Agricultural Society met in Baltimore last
Saturday and reelected the former officers as
follows:
President-George w. Yellott.
Vice President Alex. Mccormick.
Secretary-Arthur P Shanklin.
Treasurer-James p. Reese.
September Sd, 4th, 5th 9Th and 9TH were the
dates selected for holding the fair of 1901.
As already stated the net receipts of the fair
of 1900 were about 81 900, which sum has been
applied to the floating debt of the society.
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Successful Sunday School Entertain
nent.-The Sunday school of New Market
NJ. E. Church, Mr.. Francis A. Crook, superin-
tendent, held its annual holiday entertainment
on Friday night of last week, in the presence
of an audience that crowded the church. The
program was an elaborate and interesting one,
the excellence of the music being especially
noticeable Among those taking part were
the pastor, Rev. j. H. Jeffries. Ella Heiss,
Wilbur Smith, Maggie Downs, Joanna Vogt
Della Wiley, Virgie Smith, Ethel Wiley, Mary
Leib, Marion Smith, Bessie Smith. Ellie Helss,
Ramsey Johnson, Ethel Day, Mary Heiss,
Willie Kaufman, Everett Wiley, Ralph Day,
Mary L. Bond, Laura Crooks, Maggie Johnson
Hazel Hutchings, Ira Bailey, Stanley McCub-
bin and Guy Day. Miss Mary l.. Bond was
organist Mr.. Charles Kay, cornetist; ushers,
Stanley McCubbin and Evans Wiley Misses
Mary Wiley and Ella Heiss received the offer
ing At the close of the exercises an album
dant treat was furnished the children. There
were two large trees in the church, beside dec
orations of evergreen, etc.
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THR PENoBsCoT tribe of Indians, which num-
bered 246 in 1880, is now about 400 strong.
Maine appropriates annually $1,000 for their
benefit The idea that the red man has been
exterminated is not supported by the facts.
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A Wedding Announcements week
THE UNION received a card announcing the
marriage in Washington, D. c., December
oath, of Mr.. Eugene Stuart Santmyer and Miss
Emma Jane Weakley. They will be lat
home" Portsmouth, Va, after January 10th 4
The bride, who was for long time tescher|
in the public schools of this county, is al
daughter of the late E. A. Weakley, of Sweet
Air
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Institution of Lodge.-Canton Lods,

Institution of a Lodge.-Canton Lodge
60, Independent Order MechHThs, VA
tuted on Monday evening, at highland
envy Hall, Highlandtown, by Grand Ar
Ballard, of the Grand Lodge of Marylar
the following officers elected for the q
term j. T. Wooden, ST. master; S. w
shee, worthy master II. W. Merritt.
niortmaster; VIM. Guy, chaplain; ]. JaSN
EXPORT financial secretary George Isar-
rett recording secretary J. w. Martz, treasu-
rer Hughes B. Otto, conductor; Frederick ]
Martz, district deputy architect.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-12-29

Z BUFFALO REPORTS that in spite of SON
age inflicted by recent storms the gre
American Exposition will open on tin
LIST next. u
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THIS HAS become a two illion-dolld'
try. Uncle Sans exports and impoi|
bined will reach this year a total of
900 900.
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\ OTICE-ANNUAL MEETING.

NTOTICE-ANNUAL MEETING.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual p
ing of the STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
TiONAL BANK OF COCKEYSVILLE, "
held at the BANK BUILDING, on
Tuesday, the Sth day of January, 100
Between the hours of and p. NJ.
For the purpose of electing SEVEN Dill
TORS for the ensuing year.
WILLIAM Fl. BUCK, JR
n Al Zach H.
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Sunnybrook and Jacksonville, 10th Dis
trict.-Watch night services will be held in
Chestnut Grove Church, on New Years eve,
from ii to II o'clock. A large attendance is
requested by the pastor.
The entertainment held in the Reformed
Church at Jacksonville, on the evening OF
Christmas day. was very interesting, an elabor-
ate program having been prepared for the oc-
casion. The attendance was very large and
everything passed off satisfactorily. A bounti-
full treat was provided for the children. Mr..
Joseph Lns is superintendent of the school.
Miss Lizzie Marshall, of Chester county, Pa,
is spending the holidays with her brother Mr..
Howard Marshall, near Sweet Air.
The Y. P. Christian Endeavor of Chestnut
Grove Church was led last Sunday evening by
Miss Grace Ensor of Sunnybrook, whose sub
ject was "a Christmas Greeting" The services
throughout were interesting. Miss Fannie
Magness and the pastor Rev. j. w. Campbell,
sang a duet At the meeting next Sunday
night Mr.. Day, of Baltimore, will lead. 1t
will be called Century Meeting" and prom
ises to be interesting and impressive.
Shortly after o'clock on Thursday morning
of last week the roof of the kitchen attached to
the house of DR.. T. Fl. Emory, of Manor Glen,
caught fire from some unknown cause. The
DR.. was out making professional call, and re-
turned Just in time to see the flames getting
under way. Without disturbing the occupants
of the house the Dr. climbed to the kitchen
roof and extinguished the flames before they
had gained much Roadway. Part of the build
ing and some of the contents were burned.
Had DR.. Emory been little later in returning
home it is thought the entire establishment
would have been consumed.
Mrs. Carrie Smith, who lives near Sunny
brook, and who has been sick for several
months. is now slightly improved.
Miss Grace Ensor, of Sunny brook, is visiting
relatives and friends in Baltimore.
Mr.. Samuel Porter, of Baltimore; DIR. John
Porter of York county, and Mr.. Harry Porter,
of Philadelphia, are visiting their brother, Mr.
w. Frank Porter, of Long Green Valley
The little son of Mr.. Albert Price, of jack
sonville, who has been sick long time, does
not improve and hope for his recovery has al
most been abandoned.
Rev. Lehman, the new pastor of st. Johns
Lutheran Church, near Sweet Air, preached his
Introductory sermon last Sunday and made a
favorable impression upon all who had the
pleasure of hearing him.
Mr.. Charles Owens, of Baltimore, is spend
ing the holidays at his old home at Sunny
brook.
Miss Ida Baldwin of Baldwin, Long Green
Valley, is sick and confined to her home.
Mr.. Fred. Schroeder, who is visiting at the
home of Mr.. Cuttings Wilson, near Sweet Air,
is confined to his room with an attack of
measles.
Christmas day passed quietly and pleasantly
in this section. There were number of fami-
ly dinners and ample provision was made for
the pleasure of the children.
A prayer meeting service was held in Chest
nut Grove Church early on Christmas morn
the pastor. Rev. J. w. Campbell, who prayed
earnestly for the poor, the sick and the be-
reaved. NJ.
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Tributes, &C.. 10 Cents Per Il
MATTHEwS.-On First day, Twelfth
sd, 1900, Margaret Wilson, in the Oils
her age widow Of the late John, Mo-
Baltimore counI.
EMORY.-At her h -
"a, 1900, Eliza, wife =.
-, IN the goth year Of hsx =
wife of Levin Wright. Ia
age. aro -. ~
GILMOR.-On December "a, 49, De- @ z
NOR, in the 46th year of his ages u,
Charles Gilmor, of Baltimore.
NOPPENBERGER.- Coekeysville, n
Der %, 1900, Jacob G. Noppenberger.
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NOTICE.

OFFICE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE -
COMPANY IN BALTIMORE COUNTY,
No. 3O4 E. LEXINGTON ST., BALTIMORE, NJ
The ANNUAL MEETING of members of
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
BALTIMORE COUNTY will be held AT THI
OFFICE, No. 304 e. Lexington street, on
Monday, January 7tt, 1901,
At II O'Clock A. NJ.
For the purpose of electing Thirteen d
to serve for the ensuing year.
"a
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Reunion of an Old Maryland Famil

A reunion of the entire family of Mrs.
Richard N. Britton, ST., took place at her home
at Warren, Baltimore county, on Christmas
day. Those present were Mr.. Roy Britton,
Miss Clara A. Britton, Mr.. and Mrs Rich.
ard N. Britton, Jr., Mr.. James r. Britton and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward 7. Britton
and child, Mr.. and Mrs. David E: Christy
and sons, Mr. and Mrs. George w. Bull and
child, and Mr.. and Mrs. Philip E. Frantz
aud children. The Britton family enjoys
the distinction of being among the Oldest
well preserved record their residence here dates
back to the early part of the seventeenth CEN
fury Richard n. Britton, ST., who died about
nine years ago, and who was the head of the
present family, was the only male member of
his generation to raise a family. He was
twice married Six children were the result
of the first marriage, only one of whom is liv-
ing. BY the second there were twelve, eight
of UhOTn suryiVe
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TAX COLLECTOR's NOTICE.
LEVY OF 1900.

The Treasurer and Collector of Taxes for Il
timore county is prepared to RECEIVE III
TAXES for the levy of 1900. commencing
Monday, May 7th,
daily, AT HIS OFFICE IN T0WS0N and q,
all back taxes due and unpaid on the leviesl
former years.
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0Mes Hna,rs.
woN SATURDAYS ONLY, THE J
OF 1900 ONLY,

Aprti lSs 10 NoUens6er 1st from A. N. 10 Y
NOuens6er 1st to april LIST from 9 4. N. to
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-12-29

A "Fishy" Duck Story.-Two Towson
sportsmen went down to one of the shores last
week after ducks. There was no shooting and
they would have returned empty-handed but
for the fact that they found man who had ID
fisher" ducks and they thought it would be
brilliant scheme to buy the lot and bring them
home for their friends palming them off as
-reGheads. Now anybody who knows any
think about ducks knows what fisher" is.
You can cook him for two days, if you wish,
and he'll be as tough at the end of that time as
he was when you commenced. But then the
taste of the "fisherl' He is called fisher
because he lives entirely on fish and tastes
stronger of fish than any specimen of the finny
tribe that ever swan. In fact it appears that
the more you cook him the more you accen-
tuate the fish taste, and everything that touches
it, or even comes near to it. tastes of fish. Well,
those who were lucky (P) enough to be remem-
bered by their generous friends with these
choice "redheads' were disposed to be rather
high and mighty over the fact that they had
in store for themselves and families a feast
that would be worth remembering. The ducks
were prepared and the cooking process began.
1t was found, as above stated, that no amount
of heat and the usual applications would make
them tender, and it was also found that the
odor of fish soon pervaded every part of the
house until it became almost unbearable.
Then it began to dawn upon the previously I'M
suspecting ones that they had been sold"
and little further investigation proved that
there was no doubt about it. When the joke
leaked out there was good deal of fun over it
and the fellows who got the fine 'redheads"
won't hear the last of it very soon.
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Junior Order Election.-The semi.annual
election for officers of John Eager Howard
Council, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, of Towson, took
place on Wednesday evening with the follow
ing result: Junior Past Councillor, John G.
Dorfler; Councillor, Warren S. Seipp; Vice
Councillor Howard Sven Recording Secre-
tary, Ralph H. Burton; Assistant Recording
Secretary, James H. Lyle; Financial Secre-
tary, Thomas ]. Hunter; Treasurer, Harry s.
Bowen; Conductor John p. Leland; Warden,
John E. Flayhart Inside Sentinel, James Z.
Francis Outside Sentinel, George G. Tracey !;
Trustees. DR.. H. S. Jarrett, John E. Flayhart
and H. s. Att Representative to State Coun-
Gil, DR.. Alex C. McCurdy; Representative to
Death and Sick Benefit Association II. s. Alt.
These officers will be installed on Wednes-
day night January I'd, to. be followed by a
banquet at Tracey's Hotel.
Kicked by a Horse.-0n Christmas day
John Schrenker, aged Is years, son of Mr..
BENJAMIN Schrenker, who lives near Putty
Hill, Belair road was kicked on the head by
horse and rendered unconscious for some time
He sustained deep cut over the left eye, ex-
posing the skull. He suffered badly from
shock, although there was no apparent frac.
ture. DR.. Lingard ]. Whiteford was called
and rendered the necessary surgical attention
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-12-29

A WHITE FARM HAND, unmarried. MUS
be familiar with dairy work.
Apply to GEORGE w. WHITE,
Dec. 15.-3tF Parkville, Hartford road.
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MEETING.

The regular Annual Meeting of the STD
HOLDERS OF THE TOWSON NATIO4
BANK. for the purpose of ELECTING SEv
DIRECTORS. to serve during the ensuing \.
will be held AT THE BANKING HOUS&&
Bank, in Towson, Md, on
Tuesday, January Sth, 1901
Between the hours of II A. NJ. and IL 0 'clod
BY order, w. Z. CRAUM
na0 2-kf Cao
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Religious services.-Attention is called to

Religious Services.-Attention is called to
the following announcements:
Reformed Menn0niteS LGurdOiIe Hall, Hdr-
ford Road.-Services Sunday, December Both,
at 7.30 P. M; preaching by. Levi II. Shenk, of
| Lancaster county, Pa.
Great Falls Circuit NJ E. Chmch.-Sunday,
December 3d. Rev. w. F. Roberts will preach
at Orems and Gatch's, and Rev. L. NJ. Fergu-
son at Camp Chapel and Loreley.
Church Of the Holy Comforter, RoSsUiNe.-
Services every Sunday at II A. NJ, except the
| third Sunday in each month, when evening
service will be held at 8 o'clock. Rev. w. B..
| Mcpherson, rector.
North Point Station, N. E. Church South,
". Point Road, near Eastern Avenue.-Preach-
| ing at IL A. NJ. every Sunday during summer
| prayer-meeting every Thursday, at s P. NJ.
Rev. Will e. Henry, pastor.
| SdterS Baptist Church. Chestnut Rdge-Bible
school, 10 A. M. preaching BY the pastor at IL
| A. NJ.
| 2.45 P. M; preaching at As P. NJ.
Jerusalem Evangelical Lutheran Church. Gar
| de1OiLle.-English services the second Sunday
of every month, at 1870 A. NJ. Rev. Karl Buff
pastor.
Extended and WeiS Avenue, North Point Road
| Services every Sunday at IL A. NJ. and P. NJ.
Rev. E. G. Gallaher, pastor.
A Handsome New Bank Building.-The
new home for the Canton National Bank has
been completed at the southeast corner of Eli
| OFT street and East avenue, Canton. The work
| of moving the books and papers from the old
| bank building, corner Elliott and Clinton
streets, began on the Goth inst, and business is
now conducted in the new bank.
| The building is a two-story structure OF pink
| granite, gray brick and terra-cotta and is 20
feet wide and IS feet deep, fronting on Elliott
| street.
The first floor is given up to the main bank;
| ing room, at the rear of which is a vault and
| cashiers room. On the second floor is the di-
rectors' room, overlooking the banking room
and opening out on balcony over the vault.
| The cellar contains book vault and hot
water heating apparatus. The building IS
| finished in quartered oak and tiled flooring.
The bank was organized and started business
| October l. 1892. The president is Mr.. H. j.
| McGrath, and Mr.. ]. W. H. Geiger is cashier.
| 1t is a very prosperous institution and one of
the best managed of its kind in the country.
! Mr.. Macgills "Head rk.''-One ofthe
older members of the Baltimore bar, when in q
| reminiscent mood, recently told this story OF q
| lawyers head work:
"During the trial of murder case at Tow
son some years ago is was noticed that the late
| o. p. Macgill, took no active part in the trial
| of the case, but watched the jury closely.
| When anything favorable to his client came
| out in the testimony or in the argument Mr..
Macgill would catch the eye of juror and
| bow his head as if to say, Now, remember
that
other attorneys for the defense who was try
ing the case for his side. When the question
| had been answered the wag continued i
noticed that Mr.. Macgill is doing all the head
work Todd Tales Of the TOcn." IN Bdltt-
| more Sun.
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Suit for Heavy Damages.-A suit has
been entered in the Circuit Court here by Man
ager J f. Diehl, of the Strollers, an amateur
theatrical organization of Baltimore against
the Lend-a- Hand Club, of Mt. Washington, for
10000 damages. 1t is stated that the Strollers
secured from the Lepd-a-Han Club permits
sion to give theatrical performance at Music
Hall on October OATH under the clubs auspices.
1t is alleged that Mrs. Elizabeth Graham, pres
ident of the club, subsequently announced
that the club had no connection with the per-
Torrance. This statement, it is alleged, was
very detrimental to the patronage of the en-
tertainment, and caused Mr.. Diehl pecuniary
loss and the members of the Strollers much
modification and public humiliation. In con-
sequence of the action of the club, it is stated,
the performance only had small attendance,
and Mr. Diehl suffered loss of S169. Among
the prominent members of the club, who be-
came defendants in the suit are Mrs. Eliza
beth C. Bruce, Mrs. Louis Clabaugh, Mrs.
Elizabeth Thelin and Mrs. Louise Passano.
Malcolm V. Tyson and Harry Willms are at
torneys for the plaintiff.
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Carney, 18th District.-The funeral of Mr.!
Frederick Miller, of Parkville, whose death
was announced in THE UNION last week, took
place on Sunday afternoon at st. Johns Luth-
eran Church, was one of the largest ever seen
in that community. Delegations were present
from Wilson Post G. A R., and Gardenville
Lodge of Odd Fellows, of both of which Mr..
Miller was member. Rev. r. w. Jungfer,
pastor of St. Johns, conducted the services, as
sisted by Rev. Thomas Gorsuch, of the M. e.
Church. There was a profusion of beautiful
flowers. Mr.. Miller was one of the oldest resi-
dents of the neighborhood and very highly
thought of.
Mr.. Daniel Perne, who is the regular 1nuiiif-
carrier at this place, is confined to his home
with quinsy. Mr.. Tagg is performing his
duties for him. J.
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i offer for sale my FARM OF 90 ACR1
near Sweet Air and 2X miles from Hyde
ton, BALTIC. & Lehigh X. R.; good improv
and desirable neighborhood.
Address, S. w. POGO
Nov
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New Company Organized.-On Monday
a certificate of incorporation of 1.-The Charles
Il. Williar Company of Baltimore County" was
filled for record in the Clerks Office at Towson.
Those named as incorporators, who will also
serve as directors for the first year, are Messrs.
N. Charles Burke Charles E. Williar, VIM. P.
Cole Alfred Fowble, ]. l.. Rosensteel, Melchor
Hoshal, E. Burke and Elmer J. Cook. The
company is formed for the purpose Of carrying
on industrial or chemical business for the man.
ufacture of fiavoring extracts, grocers' drugs,
chemicals, proprietary medicines and pharma-
ceutical preparations and other commodities,
and for the sale and transportation or other
disposition of the products of fancy groceries,
etc The principal Office will be located in
Baltimore city. Charles E. Williar is presi-
dent, and William P. Cole secretary and treas
urer of the company.