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VALUE OF PROPERTY.
The people of the Annex then settled down
to work out their destiny as an important and
rapidly growing part of the city. 1t is difficult
to estimate the value of the real estate there
then. The tax returns taken from the Balti-
more county books showed a real and personal
valuation OF S21 ,976, 500, but it has never been
decided how much was real and how much
personal. Last year the assessment was: Real
$50, 813 1877 personal, S., 554, PIG. In addition,
incorporated companies were assessed 81, $780,
600, and securities S6.0S6830. In 1898 it was
estimated that S150,000 would be collected in
taxes from the Annex. On current taxes
S141, 53S .03 was collected, together with $780,
.38 of arrearages. To date this year the
collection of current taxes and arrearages has
been 1898, 1914 .46. When it is considered that
after January the full city rate will prevail
the large increase of revenue from the Annex
can be estimated.
SUBURBAN DEVELOPMENT.
The continuance for II years of the G0cent
tax rate has been potent factor in building
up the annexed territory, which has grown to
a remarkable extent within that time. No
records can be found of building permits for
that section prior to 1885, Since then the
figures have been In 1895, new improvements
1,025 additional Improvements, 1881 value
not given. In 1896, new, 1,0Sl additional,
additional, so; value, 81, S15,920. In 1898,
from March to October, new, 1850; addition
al, "a; value, 81 ,667, 400. Large institutions,
such as the Womans College, have added to
the value of property. Suburban settlements.
like Wabrook and West Arlington. have
sprung up, and others. like Waverly Wood
berry and Hampden, have been vastly i'm
proved.
The excellent street car facilities in the An
mex have done much to aid in its develop
ment. In 1888 only two suburban lines of any
real service extended out of the city-the York
road and the Frederick road lines. Now there
are 10 lines reaching out into all parts of the
Annex, and number of them into the coun-
try beyond.
1t is thought that in short time second
belt will begin forming outside the present
city limits, encouraged by rapid transit facli-
ties and the desire for country homes.
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THE TERRIBLE famine, caused by drought,
which has been raging in Western India for
some time, has caused the death of thousands
of people and many more must seccumb before
the end is reached 1t is said that no rain can
be expected until next June, and the only re-
lief until then will be that furnished by the
English government.
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AT THE battle of Colenso the Boer loss was
thirty, the British loss LOO. The British re-
treated, losing ten guns. If it takes two sides
to constitute war Mis- must be something else
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FoK SALE.

A FARM of 100 ACRES, all clet,P0 IN
acres, situated near Dover, on linen ia
4th and 5th districts; within 81 Ian Lla
View Station, Hanover Branch Rid nV,e
miles from Glyndon, w. NJ. r.. Il. hrTn y
rotten rock soil, very productive go9u
condition. improvements are sd,rtapis
frame house, stable and other ie5. ~
abundance Of water churches, 10 min
stores, shops, &C., convenient. ibe SOY
cheap and on easy terms to an eS plicai.lS%
Apply to LONGNECKt Llh's
Real Estate Agents, Towfown, Nd.
Jan. loft. No. 1901
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A PUBLICATIONS.
IA FOR
LOU LICE Ms L.

OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
FOR BALTIMORE COUNTY,
TOwSON, Nd. January 5th, 1900
Notice is hereby given, that the following pei
sons have filed applications FOR LICENSE T
SELL SPIRITUOUS AND FERMENTE e.
LIQUORS IN BALTIMORE COUNTY F0
THREE MONTHS, COMMENCING FEBRI
AIRY LIST, 1900.
HENRY. ZIEGET, Monument st. and Loney
Lane, 14th district.
ECKSTEIN, WIN. G., Eastern avenue near st
ST.. 18th district.
And that unless cause be shown in writing I
the contrary,
On or before the 18th day of January, 1906
The licenses applied for will be issued, provide
the applicants comply with the requirements
law. n. BOSLEY MERRYMAN, Clerk.
Jan.6-2t
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In A newspaper interview while in Omaha a
few days ago United States Senator John NJ
Thurston, of Nebraska, said: THE feeling
everywhere among Republicans as to the COM
ing national campaign is one of absolute con-
fidence. Nowhere does one hear an expression
of the slightest doubt as to the result. The fact
that two Senators are to be elected in Nebraska
will direct hither interest of Republicans of
all sections of the country. But whatever
may be the result in this State Republican ST.
premacy in national affairs is bound to be con-
tinued l shall not be candidate for re-elec-
ton. l want to get out of political life and
have long ago declared that 1 will not be
candidate again but expect to take as active
an interest it the campaign in this State and
work as hard for the return of two Republican
Senators from Nebraska as if | were myself
expectiug to be one ofthem."
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The NATIONAL Mechanics Bank of Balti-
more has declared dividend of per cent for
the last six months making its total dividend
for the year II per cent. 1t will require about
100000 to pay this dividend, and about an
equal sum will be added to the banks surplus.
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UNCLE SANS new refrigerator at Manila will
be building $50 feet square and As feet high.
In addition to preserving rstions it will pro-
duce daily fifty tons of ice and 5000 gallons of
distilled water. No soldiers on earth are
treated as we'll as those of the United States,
and they deserve all they get
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NEITHER GENERAL ROBERTS bener
has ever fought against VI X
enemy. Their first Nelson's
school demanding tn -
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E1OR SALE.

A valuable and attractive farm of SO ACRES,
O. in Long Green Valley one mile from Bald "a
lei win Station, Baltimore and Lehgh Rail 4
road; good house, barn and necessary outbuilds
ings, in good order; about 10 acres in wood, bal
ance under cultivation schools, churches. Stores
shops, etc., at convenient distance. Soil kind
and very productive. Neighborhood healthy and
water excellent For terms, &C., apply to
LONGNECKER BROS,
Apl.28.-tf. CNo.211l Real Estate, Towson, Md
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FARMS FOR SALE.
DEIsTERsTowNPROPERTYF SALE.

Ii
We offer for sale desirable House and Lot in
the village of Reisterstown, fronting on the
,3tK turnpike, and near the Hannah More -
~Ta Academy. The lot fronts about 40 feet II
and has depth of 129 feet, and is in fee. The
house is frame. contains rooms, good celler,
and is in excellent condition. Pump of fine
water at the door. The owners intention to
leave the country is the reason for selling.
Apply to LONGNECKER BROS,
Oct. 7-tf. mo. 3l5l Real Estate, Towson, Nd.
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the company.

The STATEMENT comes from Chicago that
among all the records of the year 1899 not one
stands out so conspicuously as that of the do
nations and requests made for religion, educa-
tional institutions, charity, libraries, museums
and galleries and to cities for popular benefit
and entertainment. No year in the history of
this country has ever equaled it, The aggre-
gate thus bestowed is $40, 749, 956, as compared
with s23, 1854, 900 in 1898, sS3,6l2, s14 in 1897.
In the preparation of the statistics no record
has been kept of donations or requests of less
than 81, 1000. OF the total amount stated above
there has been given to educational institu-
tions $50, s51, s17 to charities, s13, 2O6676; to
churches, 80. 1892, 59S; to museums and art gal
leries, 80 CSC, 500, and to libraries s5,O12 400.
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EOR SALE.

4 In order to close the estate of th4e dam 5lI
DeBaugh, the undersigned, agen Diff at prI-i
vate sale TWO-STORY BRICK WILING
with frame back building, situt BosleyN
avenue. Towson. The lot is in e ID has
front of 20 feet and depth of50set to
20 foot alley. The situation is Oh id com
manding and altogether is veryesirie prop
erty. R1-The price has been rdlceso $2.2Gt
Further particulars on Applicant too undeu
signed. LONGNECKR BIS,
Real Estate Agents ID Hers,
Nov 25.-tf1 mo - - N. Nj
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Meu Advertisements.

r OST.-Saturday, December 30, on road lead
IL ing from Tmonium to Hayfields farm,
BROWN SATCHEL, no handles, containing I'M
derclothing. Finder will be rewarded if return
ed to N. BOSLEY MERRYMAN, Towson or III
mOnium. Jan. Cit.
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THE New YORK Tribune says so many Amer
lean clocks and watches are exported that the
new century will see the whole world regulated
by Yankee time. Sam Slick, the Connecticut
clock pedder, has expanded since the period
he served only to furnish amusement to the
Nova Scotians.
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VTERY DESIRABLE PRO
Valuable for DeveG

We offer for sale a farm of {
situated on Green Spring aver
west of Mt. Washington. abou
ent city limits about 20 acre
ance cleared A.; location high
together a very desirable loo
tible of division and would p
investment for future del
frame dwelling and all the ne
ings excellent water and "a
Apply 10 LONGN
No. 304. Zeal rs
Aug. 20.-tf.
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ONE OF the surprises of the war for the
British is to find the Beers supplied with the
best and latest products of the French and
German gun factories.
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--T'rt5s--.SAuGURATIoN of Col John Walter
Ninth as Governor of Maryland will take
|,lace at Annapolis, at II o'clock noon, We'd
lesday, January 10th. The indications point
10 large attendance, including the Fifth
Regiment Veteran Corps and several political
Hubs from Baltimore. Should the weather be
pleasant the ceremony will take place in front
.Df the State House, and if inclement in the
Senate chamber.
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Real EState Agents
Nov. 25.--tf.1 mo. -

T1RUCK FARM FOR n ~
Il SIX nj
A desirable property Oh road i;
from Baltimore, on theyation
cleared and in good stars fri
been used as q truck fay imprf
house, new barn and otly of fl
ments; excellent watasle sta
within five minutes wastofice,
y. & o. X. r.; schools,
convenient. Apply to BROS.
.JunesG If. mo. 2el.l i lo"-
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-01-06

AT THE annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Safe Deposit and Trust Company of
Baltimore, held on Tuesday last, the following
were elected officers for the year 1900: Presi-
Sent. B. Z. Newcomer; vice. presidents, Chas.
@. Homer and John w. Marshall; treasurer,
Francis NJ. Darby cashier, George R. Tudor;
secretary, id ]. Nelligan directors, B. F.
Newcomer. x. Homer. Francis White.
Michael Jeu s. Henry Waters, Edwin F.
AhelI and Y Sro,wcomer. Mr.. Newcomer
has bea. q. Ppaf this old and spIendidly
seconoatinuously since 1868.
o., npresidentis new one
rom thgas chosen to fill it,
g for rnsreiaryship, posi-
years with such
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HoY. JOHN WALTER SMITH, who will be in
Angurated Governor of Maryland next We'd
day has selected for the important position
Secretary of State Mr.. Wilfred Bateman, of
abbot county. Mr. Baternan is lawyer by
rofession and gentleman every way quail
ed to discharge the duties of the office. He
FORTY years of age and unmarried
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n the Seventh Kentucky
n all the seats in the House
ote of the Democrats, Pop
other non-Republican ele-
hber reaches 172. This gives
d majority of thirteen over
will be much greater than
br all important measures
licans will put forward. The
got a lead of forty. Eleven
- ord otbar Damocrats
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A PPLICATION FOR PARDON.

STATE OF MARYLAND,
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STA
ANNAPOLIS, January Sd, 1905
TO ALL WHOM TT MA CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that applicat ~
been made to His Excellency, Lloyd Lo
Governor of Maryland, for the pardon of
Allen, who was convicted in the Circuit Co
Baltimore county, at the September Teri
of rape and sentenced to be confined in I'll
ryland Penitentiary for ten years.
The Governor will take up the said ca
final decision on or after
Monday, the Sth dag Of January, 10
Until which time protests against such pa
will be heard, and the papers filed open
spectfon, at the discretion of the Governor
By order of the Governor:
GEORGE L. LOWEREEl
Jan. Cit. Secretary of StaI
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EenaI Iotires.

John II. Centrum and John s. BiddfSon, 1otC-
son, Md, and G. Dodd Nc FGri0nd and
Peter u. Campbell, Baltimore,
NIL. dffOrnelS.
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TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the District Court OF the United state
for the District of Maryland
IN THE MATTER OFF
JAMES p. CREAG- IN BANKRUPTCY.
HAN, BANKRUPT.
TO The creditors of James P. CreG0hGn, Of Pixies
UtAs IN the County Of Baltimore and Dlstftct
oforesdid, BANKRUPT.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that on the
goth day OF December, a. D. 1892 the said JAIME;
+. Creagnan was duly adjudicated bankrupt, an
that meeting of his creditors will be heId
THE OFFICE OF EMANUEL W. HERMAN
Referee, Piper Building, Towson, Nd,
On the 18th day of January, Il. d. 1900,
At O'Clock P. NJ.
at which time the said creditors may atten
prove their claims, appoint Trustee, examll
the Bankrupt and transact euch other buslne
as may properly come before said meeting;
EMANUEL W. HERMAN,
Jan. lit. Referee in Bankruptcy.
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81. YOUNG, division ticket agent
Central Railway Company at
retired under the pension sys-
t into effect on the 1st instant.
,onected with the Company over
a has passed the age limit INIT, Of
Mr.. Young has been q lalni car
'sands of Maryland peopie ~
IA he will carry into his le''l s.
. sr;shes of a wide circle OF trienus'
=, oraanization in Baltimore ore, CIV. :,
! -, a. the UNITED Republicans: ;. :, ~ :,
Road Republicans anu - r
headquarters on East . Dai.,rnS :,
oh;ef aim of the organiza'Aon =
C = sqbt the civil service law' y
slarations reads y t lt"pssu "
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census of Cuba will
bn in the island than
} from careful author
he number of inbabi-
which is 100000 or
been commonly sup
hich will cause general
foportion of negroes in
o be much smaller than
The ratio, it is now be-
[much below that in Mis-
ina and Louisiana. The
it is clear, will never be
ersons have anticipated.
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SAL

FOR SALE. G#1
A VALUABLE FARM OF $50 ACRES, more
or less, in baltimore county, at the head of Du-
laEy's Valley and adjacent to Long Green Val
ley; about II miles from Baltimore city, and
within IL minutes drive Of Hyde Station, Balti-
more q Lehigh Railway; 125 acres under Guilt
Walton and balance in timber. 1t is well water
ed. having three never-failing springs. Improv-
ed by Frame Dwelling House. large Bank
Barn, Wagon Shed and other buildings. This
property is beautifully situated and has many
advantages. For terms and further description,
address, LONGNECKER Bros
Sept. 28.-tf. mo. 2s0.l Real Estate, Towson. Md.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
TOwsON, Md, December 6th $780,
The Regular Annual Meeting of STOCK
HOLDERS OF THE TOWSON NATIONAL
BANK will be held at the BANKING HOUSE
of said institution, on
Tuesday, January 9th, 1900,
Between the hours of IL a. NJ. and IL NJ.
For the purpose of electing SEVEN DIREC-
TORS to serve during the ensuing year.
BY order. W. CLARENCE Ora UMER.
Dec. It'd. Cashier.
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iOn VI lc5ioldIiOH tudt WILL
10y party representation on
all the school boards in the State. He adds
that 1.-THE salaries of the teachers in the public
schools should be increased to degree COM
mensurate with the importance and require
ments of the profession and the tenure of
Office for teachers should be made more per-
manent, without regard to the mutations of
politics"
The financial condition ofthe State, as shown
in the summary presented by the Governor,
is most encouraging. The substantial reduc-
ton of the State debt "has been accomplished
in the face of greater appropriations for edu-
cational and charitable purposes than were
made during any preceding administration"
and is creditabe to the financial management
and ability which have secured the results.
President Hubner, ofthe Senate, and Speaker
Wilkinson, of the House, in their remarks on
assuming their positions as presiding officers
in the General Assembly yesterday recognized
the responsibility of the Democratic majority
for good government and both urged on their
political associates the importance of redeem
ing the party pledges. 1t is to be hoped that
this good advice will be remembered and that
the Democratic majority in the Legislature
will live up to the spirit well as to the letter
of its campaign promises to the people.
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M -oFA-
Farm in the Seventh Election District of
Baltimore County, Nd, on the York
Turnpike Road, About One-Quar-
ter OF Mile From the Village
of Hereford.
By virtue of the power and authority invested
O. in me by certain mortgage from Flora -
EsH L. Emory and Kirby Emory TO me, @IS
John r. Griffin, the undersigned, Mortgage,
which mortgage is dated the 9th day of Decem-
Der, A. D. 1898, and recorded among the Mortgage
Records of Baltimore county. in Liber N. B. NJ.
No. 204. folio 296, &C., 1. the undersigned. Mort
gagee. will sell at Public Auction. AT THE
I {, n r. rfl4IT,tv SON
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THERE ARE 10 be no federal office holders in
the Republican national convention next year
x-that is, until after it shall have cogaaleted
nuvark
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\ lodged a JTote, And thus reduced the strength
of their party ON The. division. When any
question touching the general policy ofnational
expansion comes up the majority on the Re
publican side will be still larger.
THE SYSTEM of pensioning old employees of
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company on the
lines east of Pittsburg went into effect on the
LIST instant. Nearly one thousand men are af-
fected by the change and they will be retired
from active duty on pensions that average
nearly half the wages they received while at
work 1t is understood that sum approxi-
nnutinE a3G0,0oo gear Is at present available
for pensioning purposes, and that before the
system can be extended to the lines west of
Pittsburg much larger appropriation will be
necessary. Thus far no person holding po-
sition of importance has been affected by the
pension rule. Hereafter no person over IS
years of age will be taken into the employ of
the company.
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IT is said that hundreds of Americans whose
sympathies are with the Beers are being Sc
cretly enlisted in this country to go to South
Africa and fight the British. A movement
has been started in Cincinnati to further this
object and it is asserted that q large sum of
money was subscribed. The originators of the
movement say that in time they will have
$4,000 Americans in the service of Kruger.
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NOR SALE.

IL Ia land Il
A valuable tract of Z Railro|
station on Baltimorfsey.. -rnefe
Long Green Valleyflg so conve-
are 30 acres in the tesirable prop
nient to a station, MIR BROS,
erty. Address, kowson, Nd.
Real Estate Agents.
Jan. 26.-tf.
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Apal saving to the city. A num-
fe entirely abolished by these
this will also cut down the ex-
ng the complex machinery OF
nent.
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ApE. WILLIAM NJ. RIsrEAU.
JOHN V. sLADE

1tresday, January 16tly.1Slg,
WILL CONSIDER PROPOSALS FOR Al
SUPPLY OF BREAD AND NEAT TO IA
COUNTY ALMS-HOUSE FOR ONE YEAR.
BY order, JAMES E. GREEN, 4
Chief Clerk and Audito
For further particulars apply to John B. Fl
ter, Superintendent of the Aims house.
Jan. 6.-2t.
Jefferson ID. Norris and Jesse SIingIitT,
torneys, Baltimore, Md.
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NOR SALE.

FoR SALE. su,M
A fine DRIVING MARE, suitable e@@Y-~<l
for ladies use. Fearless of electric AAESs-A-'
cars Has been driven by lady for several
years. Apply at UNION OFFICE.
Jan. 6.-3t. TOwson, Md.
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The SUBORDINATE officials in Baltimore city
-or at least a large percentage of them-start
in on the New Year with greatly reduced sal
prizes. Mayor Hayes has signed the bills pro-
Ading for these reductions, and they will af-
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THOR SALE.

F'oH SALE g@M
PURE BRONZE GOBBLERS at $500 'sA1yY%A
apiece, and PURE B X K II II E---1N---
SOWS, six months old, at $1,000 per head.
Apply to l.. NJ. BACON.
Jan. CT. Philopolis or TOwSon, Md.
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TO LOAN.

M ~ y.
ON FIRST MORTGAGE, in sums from $50(
to 81 900, at per cent.
Apply to LONGNECKER BROS,
Ian At Brokers' TOWSOn Md.
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IT Is of at least passing interest to note that
in this country those who are most conspicu-
GUS in condemning theconduct of Great Britain
in South Africa include those who have been
noisiest in condemning our own Government
for its policy in the Philippines and that in
France the leaders of the anti-British agitation
are those who have been plotting against the
French republic. The fact may not be signi-
ficart, and then again it may.
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dTe under charge
TO him a source of
is a aource of sim
ders generally, that
b be made of fnan-
management, COM
Tess in q number of
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WANTED TO BUY,

WANTED TO BUY.
FARM ENGINE AND BOILER, on Wheels.
20 to 25 II. P. Must be in good condition.
Address FARM ENGINE,
Care Baltimore County Union, Towson, Md.
Jan. 6.-4t.
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The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
this Society will be held AT THE MARYLA]
HOTEL, South Calvert street, Baltimore, on
Saturday, January 18Th, 1900,
Between the hours of II A. M. and IL NJ.
TO ELECT A BOARD OF TWELVE DIR
TORS for the year 1900 and to transact O
business that may be brought up for considS
ton. By order, s. M. SHOEMAKER
Presideni
H. G. LONGNECKER. Secretary.
Iar, q
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S9,508,452.34
FIRE LOSSES PAID IN 1899.
yeor Endino Noyember 20. 1Seo

Tb.,@OF, IJ5.0f VOIO,OJI
New business 1885,. lbs, $500 97,65
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POSTPONED MEETING
Il OF THE
Stockholders of the Agricultural Society
Baltimore County.