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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-04-02
TO CREDITORS.

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
Der has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Baltimore county, letters of administration on
the estate of
JAMES w. BALDWIN.
lateof said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
to exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof,
to the subscriber,
On or before the 10th day of September, 1904;
They may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. Those indebted to said
estate are requested to make Immediate pay
ment Given under my hand this 18th day OF
March, 1904. CALVIN s. HARLAN.
Mich l0.-lts Administrator.
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A POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE The we'll
known firm of Likes, Berwanger & Co.. whose
fine store on East Baltimore Street was destroy
ed by the great Baltimore fire, are now tenn
porarily located at 319 West Lexington street,
where they are carrying the same high class
of clothing furnishings, &C., that has always
been features of their house. Mr.. John j.
Roche. well known TO hundreds of Baltimore
county people. is still with this house. Plans
are in preparation for the erection of splendid
establishment. on the site of the former store,
10 and IL East Baltimore street.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri--
Der has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
baltimore county letters of administration on
the estate of -
SUSANNAH HARTLEY,
late of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof,
to the subscriber
On or before the 10Th day of September, 1904 ;
They may otherwise by law DO excluded from all
benefit of said estate. Those indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment Given under my hand this 18th day of
March, 1904. THOMAS K. HARTLEY,
Mich 19-4tP Administrator.
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Fork, lIth District.-The Aid Society of
Fork Christian Church will meet at the house
of Mrs. Edward Temple, at Mount Vista, Sat-
urday evening, April I'd.
Miss Ida May New, of Baltimore, is the
guest of Miss Margaret j. Erwin, of this place.
Fork Christian Church will hold its Easter
service on Sunday, April 5th, at 2.30 P. NJ.
Mrs. Charles A. Benson, of this place, is
quite i'll at this time
Miss Carrie Wisnom, of Towson, is visiting
her mother, Mrs. s. r. Wisnom, of Mount
Vista. y. X.
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Eena1 MntfEes.

BOarman d Lindsay, attorneys, II Pleas
ant st., BettCeen Charles and st. Paul
Sts., baltimore, and T0tcsO1s, Md.
DICHARD swORMsTEDT, MORTGA-
II GEE, JAMES J. LINDSAY, ATTORNEY
NAMED IN MORTGAGE, Us. ANNA M. LEE,
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CoUE-
TY, IN EQUITY.
ORDERED, by the Circuit Court for Baltimore
county, this oath day of March. 1904, that the
sale made and reported by James j. Lindsay, At
tOrney named in mortgage, for the sale Of the
property described in the proceedings in the
above entitled cause be ratified and confirmed.
unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown,
On or before the 18th day of Aprft, 1904;
Provided q COPY of this order be inserted in
some newspaper printed and published in Balti-
more county, once in each Of three successive
weeks before the said 18th day of April, 1904.
The report states the amount of sales to be
$5,350.0O. WILLIAM p. COLE, Clerk.
True Copy-Test:
Mch. 26.-E WILLIAM P. COLE, Clerk.
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A 51-ACRE DAIRY, TRUCK
n AND FRUIT FARM,
On Hillen road. about TX miles from Balti- III
more: house and barn bearing orchard; rum
ping stream rent 5000 per month; immediate
Address. JAMES Fl. FLAGG,
Mch. 26.-4tI go Murray Street, New York.
dor RENT.
$50 ACRES of GOOD LAND FOR RENT. II
Money or crop rent. Apply to
Mrs. JANE BOWERMAN.
12l5 Guilford Avenue, Baltimore,
or on premises, Loreley, Baltimore county.
Mch. 19.-3t*
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Hereford, 9TH District.-The annual Eas
ter service will be held in the NJ. E. Church
here, on Sunday evening, April Sd, at 7.30
o'clock. An interesting program has been
prepared and the pastor, Rev. T. NJ. West, will
make an address.
A few nights ago a number of the friends of
Miss Jessie Rheeling rendered her a surprise
party at her home in this village, in honor of
her 10Th birthday. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. RheeliDg, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ephraim Price, Misses Ella Diven. Florence
A. Miller May West, Elsie Gill and Messrs.
Ohio Moore, Ernest Arnold and Mr.. Griffith,
of Glencoe. Games and refreshments were
the features of the evening.
Rev. T. M. West, pastor, will conduct ser.
vice in the NJ. E. Church here, Sunday, April
Sd, at 1870 A. NJ. His subject will be "The
Resurrection of Christ"
Mrs. Jacob NJ. Foster, of Baltimore, accom-
panied by her son and daughter, is visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. John 7. Diven, of
this village.
Mrs. Hannah Foster, who has been serious
" ill at her home near Hereford, is improving.
DR.. A. R. Mitchell is attending her.
Mrs. John w. Hicks. who suffered from an
aggravated attack of grip, is able to be out
again.
Our people are extremely anxious to begin
their spring work but the weather will not
give them an opportunity to do so. j.
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nRDER OF PUBLICATION.
THOMAS F. BURTON,
LAURA BURTON, HIS WIFE,
PLAINTIFFS,
-HS.-
CHARLES BURTON,
DAISY BURTON, His WIFE,
ALICE Al q II BURTON, HIS WIFE,
EDWARD BURTON, WHOEVER,
T HON 8 SINS, HER HUSBAND. In THE
ANDREW sims, HER HUSBAND,
GEORGE BURTON, CIRCUIT
THOMAS BURTON,
LEVIA BURTON,
ELEANOR GIBSON, COURT
MARY A. BROWN, WIDOW,
LENORA FRANCIS, FOR
SAMUEL FRANCIS,
HER HUSBAND,
ANN ELIZA McCAULEY, baltimore
- MCCAULEY, HER HUSBAND,
SUSAN THOMPSON,
JOHN THOMPSON, COUNTY,
HER HUSBAND,
FANNIE BOND,
- BOND. HER HUSBAND In EQUITY.
IDA NJ. FOSTER,
WILLIAM FOSTER,
Her HUSBAND,
RICHARD BURTON,
MAGGIE BURTON, HIS WIFE,
LUCINDA MONROE, WIDOW,
MOLLIE COPE,
CHARLES COPE, HER HUSBAND,
DEFENDANTS
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Jacksonville and Sunnybrook, 10th Dis
trict.-A special Easter service conducted by
the new rector, Rev. Sidney A. Potter, will be
held at st. James Protestant Episcopal Church,
Ny Lady's Manor, on Sunday morning, Sd in
slant. The interior of the church will be eab-
orateIy decorated with plants and flowers.
The congregation of ST. James is much pleased
with their new rector ard will put forth every
effort to help him in his ministrations.
The farmer boys of this section were much
interested in the letter of "a Farmer Boy"
that was published in The UNION last week.
Some say it means royal time for them be-
cause dad will be disposed to be easier with
them hereafter. Some of these same dads say
when they were boys they had to walk to see
their best girls, be home at 10 o'clock sharp
and then follow the pillow or harrow all the
next day. They seem to forget that in these
more progressive times q horse and buggy is
necessary. Most people sympathize with "a
Farmer Boy" and hope he and Others of his
class will have better times hereafter while
they stick to the farm.
Rev. ]. R. Jacobs pastor of Fairview M. e..
Church South, has gone away to conference.
He is very popular with his people and they
earnestly hope he may be returned to them for
another year. During his pastorate, and with
his assistance, the congregation of Fairview
has built new church and everything in con-
nection with it looks prosperous.
On Sunday April 10th, at IL AM, commu-
MON services will be held in Chestnut Grove
Presbyterian Church. conducted by the pastor,
Rev. J. w. Campbell. Preparatory services
will be held on Saturday afternoon at clock
and it is hoped both services will be largely at
tended by the members.
Mrs. John w. Smith, whose home is near
Sunnybrook, has returned from visit to rela-
tives in Baltimore.
Miss Green, of Queen Anne's county, Md,
is visiting Mrs. Walter Hutchins, of My Lady's
Manor. She is much pleased with Baltimore
county and Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchins are making
her visit delightful one
A little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Shuer-
mann, of Sweet Air, has been taken to hos
pital in Baltimore to be operated upon for ap-
pendicitis.
Miss Frances Price led the C. E. meeting at
Chestnut Grove Church last Sunday evening
and performed that duty very acceptably.
The few good days of the early part of this
week encouraged the farmers to hope that
they would soon be able to push their spring
work, which has been much retarded on &C.
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New Turn in the Road Case.-The case
of q number of Green Spring Valley property
owners against Mr.. T. Dudley Riggs to COM
pei the relocation of a road known as the North
road, which runs around his farm, so as to
make it pass diagonally through his lands,
which has been up before the County Com
missioners for several days, entered a new
phase on Thursday last. On that day Messrs.
Redmond C. Stewart, Oscar Wolff and Frank
1. Duncan, representing the contestants filed q
bill for an Injunction restraining Mr.. Riggs
from closing portion of the Garrison Forest
road running between his residence and his
barn. 1t was in lieu of the closing of this road
that the North and South roads were opened
through Mr.. Riggs property. Judge Burke
granted the injunction as prayed, with leave
to the defendant to ask for its dissolution.
Those asking for the injunction are Messrs.
George c. Jenkins, VIM. A. Bennett, Samuel
NJ. Shoemaker, George G. Atkinson, J. William
Middendorf. Norman Stump, G. Morton Stew
art, Jr., Walter Brooks, Jr., w. Plunkett
Stewart, Edward F. Burke, Frank A. Bonsal
and Felix Agnus.
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Cavalry Company Incorporated On
Tuesday there was filed at the County Clerk s
office a certificate of incorporation of The
Troop A: Association of Baltimore County,
formed in connection with the cavalry troop
which has its headquarters and armory at
Pikesville. The incorporators, who are also
the directors for the first year, are Messrs.
Joseph w. Shirley, q. Lyon Rogers, Jr., James
L. Rogers, Thomas Cradock, Herbert B. Stimp.
son, r. w. Baldwin, Charles G. Hill and
Harry A. Devries. The purposes of the asso-
citation are social and military.
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Friendly Sons Elect Of1cers.-Tht
Friendly Sons of st. Patrick of Texas, N. G
r. R., have elected the following officers
President. NJ. ]. Lindsay; vice-president
Richard Mcguire; financial secretary. Thomas
NJ. KiIroy corresponding secretary, Edwin J
Ryan; treasurer, M. f. Conner; orator
Thomas Neary; marshal, Patrick H. LAWN
chancellor. ]. F. Rafferty,; chaplain, Rev. r
n Nannholl
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Sale of Real Estate.-Mr. James +. Clo-
man has purchased from Miss Annie Chap
man, 283 acres of land situated on Chapman
avenue in the 18th district, near Kingsville,
for $500. There are no buildings on the prop
erty. This is part of the estate of the late
| Jonathan CHAPMAN.
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Savings Association Elects Ofhcers.-At
the annual meeting of the stock holders of the
Monday night, the following officers were cleo
ted for the ensuing year: President, Samuel
w. Owens: vice president, w. E. Nagle; Sec
rotary, E. G. Comegys; treasurer, August
Schotta; directors, the officers named and John
Schotta, j. Frank Smith, George Ball, John
w Peregoy and J. P. New.
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Too Young to Marry-Now Divorce
On Tuesday William Emory Baughman, who
says he was but 16 years old when he married
Mamie Baughman, at Mount Washington
April 21st, 1885. applied in the Circuit Court
here for an absolute divorce from her on the
alleged ground of abandonment. After living
together for two months the plaintiff says his
wife left him, and that the separation is final.
Furthermore, he says, as he was but 16 years
old at the time of his marriage, the license to
wed was granted contrary to law. The attor-
ney for the plaintiff is Mr. o. Parker Baker.
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White Hall, N. G. r. R.-The oyster sup.
per held by the White Hall Presbyterian
Church was q successful affair. The amount
cleared, over all expenses, was S75. Among
those who contributed were Governor and Mrs.
Warfield, who sent cash donation in reply
to a letter sent them by Miss Ethel M. Jones,
one OF the Sunday school scholars. Mrs.
Henry P. Burns was chairman OF the COM
mittees.
The first house erected in White Hall, now
the property of Mr.. Samuel w. Black, post
master, was built about sixty years ago by
Mr. John Wise, who also established the
White Hall Paper Mills, now owned and
operated by his grandson, Mr.. Charles H !:
Wise. The house is now being torn down and
the stone in the walls is being used for the
foundation of the new barn which Mr.. BLACK
will erect this spring to replace the one de-
stroyed by fire last winter. It is said that the
lumber used in this building was the first
hauled over the Baltimore and Susquehanna
Railroad, now the Northern Central Rail
way, as the building was erected about the
same time the railroad was built.
Miss Edna E. Keech entertained the White
Hall Book Club at her home, s'The Heights"
last Monday afternoon. Those present were:
Mrs. Samuel w Black, Mrs. Thomas G. Hunter,
Mrs. Keech, Mrs. w. e. Anderson, Mrs. Elmer
Miller, Miss Ida Hunter and Miss Alice Black.
The White Hall Social Club was entertained
last Saturday evening by Miss Bertha Elliott.
Mr.. John w. Bosley is president of the club.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Nor
ris, Misses Bessie Parrish, Alice Black, Annie
Norris and Lula Norris and Messrs. Carroll
Hunter, Willard Black, Norris Hendrix, John
w. Bosley. w. Pearce Bosley, Webster Hen
dirk and Allan Sparks.
Mrs. Adeline Duncan, aged SO years, was
instantly killed at the station here at O'Clock
on Wednesday afternoon by being struck by
the engine of an express train that was pass
ing at a high rate of speed. Mrs. Duncan
went to the station to board train for Balti-
more. She saw the train approaching and,
mistaking it for the accommodation that would
stop, made an attempt to cross the tracks,
with the result stated. Deceased was the
a year ago, and resided with her only daughter,
Mrs. Samuel w. Black, of White Hall. JUS
tice Anderson summoned a jury of inquest
and, after hearing the testimony of several
witnesses, a verdict was rendered generating
the train crew from all blame, but censuring
the company for not having 1agman at the
station.
Dr. Thomas G. Baldwin took Mr.. George o.
Hunt to the Presbyterian Eye, Ear and Throat
Hospital in Baltimore last week to have
cataract removed from his right eye. w.
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Carney, 18th District.-The lecture on the
Passion Play that was given in st. Johns
Lutheran Church, Parkville, on the Oath of
March, by the pastor, Rev. Richard Jungfer,
was well attended and much enjoyed by the
audience. At this church on Palm Sunday
the pastor confirmed class of five girls and
four boys. The music on this occasion, under
the leadership of Mr.. George Miller, was
especially fine.
A dog that was believed to be mad passed
through this place last Sunday and created a
good deal of excitement for time. He bit six
other dogs, all of which were afterwards shot.
The supposed mad dog escaped.
Mr.. Clarence German is making some i'm
provements to his home that will add to its APP
pearance and comfort. Mr.. Grant German is
doing the work.
Work on the electric railway on the Hartford
road has been resumed and the people are
highly gratified at the prospect Of soon having
rapid transit.
Mrs. Henry Maglidt, who had been visiting
her mother in Philadelphia, has returned to
her home here.
Mrs. BrendIe, widow of John G.. Brendle,
who for many years kept the second toll-gate
on the Hartford road, has bad monument
erected in Hiss Church Cemetery over the
grave of her late husband. Mr.. John lyric, Of
Cockeysville, did the work. ].
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Lerch.-Mr. William NJ. Lerch died at his
home, Cedar Lawn, Govanstown, on Thurs
day last, after protracted illness from con-
sumption, aged "a years. He was member
of the we'll known Baltimore firm of Lerch
Bros, and the second son of the late August
I.erch, who established the saddlery and har-
ness business in the city in 1850. Mr.. Lerch is
survived by widow and one son.
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sixth District.-Dr. jeremiah s. Hetrick
died last Sunday. He had been sick with con-
sumption for several years. but bore his suffer
INK with Christian resignation. He was fore
most in everything looking to advancing the
interests of New Freedom and was highly es-
teemed by large circle of friends for his
many good qualities. He was connected with
several secret orders and was also member OF
the United Evangelical Church and Sunday
school.
The public sales are about over for this spring
and Fittings are the order of the day. Mrs.
Alfred Baker, having sold her farm, the tenant,
Mr.. Amspacher, has moved to York county
and Mr.. Wentz, the new owner, who lived near
Lineboro has moved in.
Mrs. Hoshall, widow of Bennett T. Hoshall,
died last week. She was daughter of the
late Samuel Gore, ex-School Commissioner.
DR.. Thomas Wilson, of New Market has
been successful in treating very sick horse
for Mr.. George d. Owings. o.
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Tenx1 santfces.

$4,000 -.
". GIL Smith, Attorney, TO,CsOn, Md.
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LOCAL. ITEMS.

SALES ADVERTISED IN "THE UNION"
Wednesday. April O, by Calvin g. Harlan admin
fstrator of the estate of James w. Bald win,
near Baldwin Station, 18th district, all the
personal effects of the dece ased.
Saturday, April Q. by Thomas r. Clendinen and
Robert II. Smith, trustees, at the resid ence
of the late John Fangmeyer, near Owings'
Mills, a lot of household furniture.
Tuesday, April IL, by JOHN s. Ensor, assignee, at
the Court House door, a house and lot in the
village of Beckleysville. 9Th district.
Tuesday, Apail 10, by John H. Richardson and
John Phelps, trustees, on the premises, a
-four mill property on the Northern Central
Railway in Canton.
Wednesday, April 0,by Charles Hull assignee,
at the Court House door, house and lot in
Hull's Southwest Addition TO Baltimore.
Wednesday, April 20. by William s. Keech, as
si0nee at the Court House door. q farm of
1853 acres situated TX miles from Hereford,
7th district.
Tuesday, April Is, by w. Gill Smith. assignee. az
the Court House door, q house and lot on the
Warren road, 8th district.
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Sales of Mortgaged Premises.-D. NJ.
Wilhelm, auctioneer. sold at the Court House
on Tuesday, for Mr.. Lewis NJ. Bacon, assignee
of mortgage from Thomas s. Anderson and
wife to Thomas Kaufman, a farm of 62 acres,
situated in the 10th district, about half mile
from Manor postoffice; purchased by Mr..
James Treadway for 81 ,125.
G. s. Hobbs, auctioneer, sold at the Court
House door on Tuesday for Messrs. III. g.
Luttgerding and w. NJ. Isaac, executors of d.
C. Luttgerding, deceased. under mortgage
from David T. Parsley, house and one acre
ofland at Randallstown, I'd district; purchased
by II. G. Luttgerding for 81, 01O.
The same auctioneer sold at The same time
for the same executors, farm of 81 acres on
the Lyons Mill road. I'd district; purchased by
William H. Blizzard for 81 900. This tract
contains the old Waters camp-meeting ground.
For the Sale of an Estate.-Mr. Thomas
r. Clendinen, attorney for Edmund F .Schw war;,
has filed suit in the Circuit Court here against
Mrs. Sophia d. G.. Schwarz. The bill asks for
the sale of the real estate owned by the late
Henry Schwarz, situated on Bellona avenue,
north of Govanstown, and the distribution ol
the proceeds among his heirs. tits stated that
Mrs. Schwarz has elected to waive her rights
under the will of her husband, and to let his
estate be divided as though be died intestate,
and that it is for the interest of all concerned
that the real estate be sold. The plaintiff Is Q
son of the deceased.
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the midst of Holy Week. which is q very
solemn season of the Christian year. Last
Sabbath being Palm Sunday, marking the
triumphant entry of the Master into the Holy
City. suitable exercises were held in some Of
the churches. Especially was this SO at Gum
powder Baptist Church, Eklo, Rev. Mr.. Willis
preaching both morning and at night.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hoshall, widow of Bennett
T. Hoshall. died Friday night, March 25th, Of
consumption, in her 58th year. She was
buried at Hoshalls Memorial Church, on
Monday, at 2 P. NJ, Rev. f. B. Emenheiser
officiating. Mr.. Frank Hoshall, member Of
the present petit jury. is son of the deceased.
Mr.. Thomas r. Downs, of the 7th district,
who has been suffering severely from catarrh
of the hand, has passed the crisis of his affiic-
ton and his many friends entertain the pros
pect of a speedy recovery. He is under the
care of Dr. Free, of Stewartstown.
Mr.. ID. w. Cameron, an aged and highly re-
spected citizen of Walker Station, who has
been quite ill, is somewhat improved at present.
The oyster supper at Eklo. last Saturday
night, was we'll attended. Pine Grove Cornet
Band will give supper and festival on the
nights of the LIST and I'd of April, at the hall at
Rayville.
Farmers are getting ready for their spring
work, although winter seems 10th to cease re-
posing in the lap of spring, In many places
the frozen ground is only some five or six
inches beneath the surface.
Grain fields have very sickly appearance
and consequently the outlook for the farmer is
not very bright. At the present prices of corn
and potatoes it might be well to plant larger
acreage in these crops.
Mr.. George A. Lands, who has huckster
route through this section, has sold his house
and lot, near Beckleysville. and will move to
Baltimore, where be will engage in business.
Mrs. Walter R. Michael, of Eklo, has gone
to visit friends in Baltimore. SENEx.
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Gorsuch.-Mr. Charles W. Gorsuch died on
Thursday, March oath, at his home in Indian
apolis, Ind, where he had resided twenty-six
years. He was born near Jarrettsville, Har-
ford county, and was son of the late Luther
M Gorsuch and grandson Of the late Charles
Gorsnch, of the 18th district of Baltimore
county. He is survived by three brothers and
six sisters. The brothers are DR.. James F:
H. Gorsuch, of Fork Wilbur H. Gorsuch, of
Baltimore, and John E. Gorsuch. of Chicago
Deceased who married in Indiana, is survived
bv a widow and two sons.
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Harvey.-Mr. Andrew Harvey, a we'll
known farmer, died on Tuesday at his home,
near Randallstown. He was born in Cecil
county IS years ago. Early in life he came
to Baltimore, and engaged in the collar BUSH
ness. In 1856 he moved to Baltimore county
and had since been engaged in farming. He
was, member and trustee of Mount Olive NJ :.
E. Church since it was founded. A widow
and six children survive him. The sons are
Messrs. Edgar, William and Andrew Harvey.