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Agent-R. R.
Turfield, P T
Confectionery.
Johnson, Margaret
General Merchandise.
Ebaugh, Jacob Gillerman, Miss Eliza Handy, Mrs Caroline Russell, Thos H
Wildenfurst, Mrs T
Justices of the Peace.
Cooper, Alonzo Jackson, John W
Physician.
Hall, T B Saloons.
Coker, Geo T Foster, Wm
White Lead Manufacturers. Adams White Lead Co
NORTH BRANCH
Is 5 miles from McDonough on the W. M. R. R. Land, clay loams, can be bought for $40 per acre; yields 20 bus. wheat, 30 corn, and 3 tons hay. Churches and schools near. Population 50. Wm. A Randall, Postmaster.
Carpenters.
Belt, C Fogle, Josiah Green, Wm Stanfield, T B
General Merchandise. Luttgerding, H C
Millers.
Luttgerding, H C
O'Dell, J D
Physicians.
Bailey, G W
Harker, J F
Seymour, B S
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MARYLAND DIRECTORY.
ORANGEVILLE
Is on the Philadelphia Road near the eastern limits of Baltimore. The land surrounding is well cleared, valnable and fertile. The people are mostly en- gaged in truck farming. There are two M. E. churches and & public school near. Population 400. H. Kimble, Postmaster. Attorney at Law. Baldwin, O P Jr
Blacksmiths and Wheelwrights.
Gruebert, Geo Jackson, Charles M Johnson, R
Schilpp, G
Carter, John C Saddles and Harness.
Rackemsperger, Jacob
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Saloons.
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Bennett, C
Rever, Geo M
Tallor. 1
Peters, H
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OWINGS' MILLS
Is on the W. M. R. R., 14 miles from Baltimore. Land, good, well cleared, commanda from $100 to $300 per acre, according to location and improve- ment; yields 25 bus. wheat, 40 oats, 200 potatoes, and 40 corn. Crops are generally good. Churches and schools near. Population 300. F. B. Har- man, Postmaster.
Blacksmith.
Black, E
Carpenter.
Marshall, John T
Cooper.
Fleigb, Aug
Dentist.
Ginrich, W H
General Merchandise.
Harman, F B & Son
Tobin, S
Harnessmaker.
Pennington, J
Hotel.
Buffington, S
Ice Cream.
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Painter & Bro
Millers.
Butler, C E
Fishpaw, A & Co
Painter.
Smith, J B
Physician.
Campbell, Dr
Shoemakers.
Long, H
Siegk, J
PAPER MILLS
Is 7 miles from Freeland. The Baltimore & Hanover R. R., in course of construction, will run within 24 miles of the place. The Gunpowder Falls, which flows through this village, furnishes excellent water power and numerous good mill sites. The paper mills of Messrs. Wm. H. Hoffman & Sons are located here; they manufacture four tons of paper per day, and give employment to over 100 people. Land, easily tilled, ranges in price from $20 to $50 per acre; yields 15 to 20 bus. wheat, 30 to 40 corn, 40 oats, 150 potatoes, and 2 tons hay. M. E., United Brethren and Evangelical Lutheran churches, one public school. Population 200. Wm. E. Hoffman, Postmaster.
Howard, J Dautrich Justice of the Peace.
Boots and Shoes.
Brant, Geo Rahe, C M
Groceries and Provisions.
Buck, John T Johnson, Richard
Kimble, H Shooman, Jno Hotel.
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MARYLAND DIRECTORY.
Blacksmiths.
Belt, G D
Wink, Geo
Carpenters.
Harris, John Henry, Abram Kemp, John Knott, John
General Merchandise. Hoffman, Wm H & Sons Landes, John Millers.
Shearer, John D Sheffer, Chas Paper Manufacturers. Hoffman, Wm H & Sons
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PARKTON
Is on the N. C. R. W., 29 miles from Baltimore; business good. Land, clay, mostly cleared, ia worth $45 per acre; produces 15 bus. wheat, 20 corn, and 2 tons hay. Churches and schools near. Population 50. Wm. H. Stiffler, Postmaster.
Agent-R. R.
Little, J O
Blacksmith.
Litner, D K
Carpenters and Builders.
Sanders, W H Stiffler, Wm F Tracey, G W
Guderal Merchandise.
Stiffler, M J & Co
Hotel.
Stffler, C M
Millerr
Cameron, G H
Carr, G W
Physician.
Rankin, M E
PHOENIX
Is on the N. C. R. W., 18 miles from Baltimore. Land is valued at from $50 to $200 per acre, according to location and improvements; produces 18 bus, wheat, 40 corn, and 2 tons hay. Churches and schools near. Population 400. John D. Durkees, Postmaster.
Agent-R. R.
Durkees, John D
Attorney at Law.
Mitchell, W Frank Blacksmiths and Wheelwrights.
Hartman, Augustus Nowell, John W
Carpenters.
Brown, J E Hall, John
Cotton Manufacturers.
Gosnell, Henry Phoenix Manufacturing Co
General Merchandise. Fristoe, Mark R
Kemp, Thomas E
Royston, Boaley
Hotel.
Royston, Bosley
Mechanics.
Dugan, Michael
Morria, Henry D
Miller.
Belt, Ebenezer Paper Mannfacturers.
Hoffman, Wm H & Sons
Physicians.
Dannelly, F O
Thompson, W S
PIKESVILLE
Is 1 mile from a station of that name on the W. M. R. R. Land varies in price from $50 to $200 per acre, yields 20 bus. wheat, 40 potatoes, 40 corn, and 2 tons hay. Two M. E., Baptist, P. E., and Roman Catholic churches. Public schools convenient. Population 200. P. Murray, Postmaster.
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Blacksmiths.
Curtis, C Davis, Henry Faulstick, F Shipley, Ć M
General Merchandise.
Corbett & Rickerd Faulstick, F Foley, Wm Murray, P
Tobin, L
Watts, A.
Winternode, John
Justice of the Peace.
Mettam, Sam'l B
Miller.
Wilkinson, Wm
Physicians.
Counselman, J T
Hill, C C
Naylor, H L
POWHATAN
Is on the Baltimore & Powhatan Railway, 41 miles from Baltimore. Land, dark soil, varies in value from $200 to $350 per acre, and yields 20 to 25 bus. wheat, 50 oats, 300 potatoes, 30 corn, and 1 ton hay. M. E. and Pres- byterian churches. Public schools near. Population 300. Wm. P. Bennett, Postmaster.
Blacksmiths.
Forsyth, Joseph King, Jasper Smith, E Smith, John
Carpenters.
Bacon, John Bolden, Geo Catillon, James
Rimmey, Wm H Schafer, Andrew
Cotton Goods Manufacturers. Campbell, Ross & Co. General Merchandise.
Bennett, Wm P Wilson, David Physician.
Field, P S
RANDALLSTOWN
I8 3 miles from Pikesville. Land, one-half cleared, commands from $80 to $100 per acre; yields 25 bus. wbeat, 30 to 50 corn, and 2 tons hay. M. E. Church, one public school. Population 100. Wm. F. Gardner, Postmaster.
Blacksmiths and Wheelwrights. Bayers, John Frieschman, Henry Spielman, Henry Sudman, John D
Carpenters and Undertakers. Frazure, Wm Frieschman, Henry Hall, James
Constable.
Crooks, John
General Merchandise.
Gardner, Wm F Gosnell, Mrs Sarah Holt, Aaron Hotel.
Slade, Luther Livery Stable.
Lockard, Wm Physicians.
Baurbor, T K Hebb, H J Shoemaker. Krause, G A
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
GEO. GRUEBERT,
Wheelwright, MANUFACTURER OF
WAGONS, BUGGIES, &c. ORANGEVILLE.
C. M. JACKSON, BLACKSMITH HORSE SHOER · ide
ORANGEVILLE,
Philadelphia Road.
Horses Shod according to Natural Format tion or Deformity of Hoof. Iron Work and Repairing done at short notice. .
Rob. T. Oyeman,
DEALER IN
GROCERIES & FEED
GARDENSVILLE.
CITY HOTEL,
REISTERSTOWN, . el JOHN W. HITSHUE 1.
Proprietor. Accommodations first-class. Livery attached.
GEORGE BROOKS,
PHYSICIAN & APOTHECARY, AND DEALER IN
Pura Drugs, Chemicals and Fancy Articles, Cigars and Tobacco,
REISTERSTOWN.
Thomas Flory. Samuel J. Cost?
Thomas Flory & Cost, MANUFACTURERS OF
Carriages and Light Wagons, REISTERSTOWN. All kinds of repairing done at reasonable rates.
THE PEOPLE'S VOICE ! REISTERSTOWN, B. HOWARD SCOTT, Editor and Publisher. Terms : $1.00 PER YEAR, IN ADVANCE. AN INDEPENDENT FAMILY PAPER.
The VOICE has a steadily increasing circulation; ja plainly printed, and iasned regularly every Saturday morning, strictly on the cash system. An excellent medium for advertising.
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MARYLAND DIRECTORY.
RAYVILLE
Is 3 miles from Parkton. Land, clay and sandy loams, principally cleared, is valued at $20 per acre, ylelds 15 bus. wheat, 30 corn and 1 ton hay. Pine Grove Church, Rayville Academy and public schools. Population 36. Wm. Gorsuch, Postmaster.
Blacksmiths and Wheelwrights.
Davis, R D Elder, A A Masemore, T R Richards, J G
Carpenters.
Jones, James Purkey, O Stiffler, W F
General Merchandise.
Gorsuch, W Painter.
Scott, Walter Paperhanger.
Simcoe, J S
Shoemaker. Baker, Henry
REISTERSTOWN
Is 1 mile from Emory Grove ; business, crops and land good. Land, mostly cleared, commands from $80 to $100 per acre; produces 30 bus. wheat, 40 oats, 80 to 100 potatoes and 50 corn. Lutheran and three M E. churches. One public and three private schools. Three seminaries, one female. Lodges-A. F. & A. M., I. O. O. F., Mechanics and K. of P. Population 500. Wm. D. Yingling. Postmaster.
Agricultural Implements. Beckley, P E & Co
Blacksmiths and Wheelwrights.
Chaney, Isaiah Shriver, Philip L Stumpf, Lewis
Butcher.
Brown, Wm G
Carpenters and Undertakers. Berryman, Henry C Selby, Edwin D
Carriagemakers.
Flory & Cost Tracey, J T
Dentists.
Candler, Dr
Gore, Albert
Druggista. Brooks, Dr George Gore, R S V Henry, Dr Robt J
Florist.
Fairley, Thos General Merchandise.
Russell Bros Shriver, Wm L
Townsend, S P Welsh, Wm W Zouck, P
Harnessmakers.
Emrich, Henry F Stampf, Henry Hotels. Hitshue, John W Nichols, George W Justices of the Peace. Beckley, John H Storm, Sam'l P Livery Stables.
Stone, George R Lumber, Coal and Fertilizers. Beckley, P. E. & Co Selby, Edwin D Millers.
Fitch, Henry S Gore, Joseph Millinery and Dressmaking. Gettier, L A Stumpf, Mrs M Painters. Dorsey, C O & Son Wagoner, David L
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MARYLAND DIRECTORY.
Physicians.
Dickson, I N Gore, James Larsh, James C
Plasterers. Conrad, Peter Jacobs, C Shoemakers. Gies, Christian Gies, H Lewis
Gies, John Long, Sam'l J
Tailor.
Yingling, Nimrod Tinners.
Brown, J V
Crout, John E
Watches and Jewelry.
Yingling, Sam'1 B
SHAWAN
Is 4 miles from Cockeysville. Land can be purchased at from $38 to $100 per acre, yields 20 bus. wheat, 40 corn and 2 tone hay. Churches and schools in the vicinity. Population 94. 8. W. Tipton, Postmaster. General Merchandise. Tipton, & W Wilson, Henry
Blacksmiths and Wheelwrights. Pierce, James L Long, Henry Tawney, John L Tawney, Wm J Carpenters. Cronhardt, John Gent, Thos Leaf, John
Physician.
Merryman, Moses
Shoemakers.
Krumholtz, Fleming
Tyson, Jerome
STABLERSVILLE
Is 3 miles from Parkton. Land, well cleared, varies in price from $20 to $50 per acre; yields 8 to 20 bus. wheat, 10 to 60 corn, and 1 to 3 tons hay. Churches and schools convenient. Population 150. C. M. B. Stabler, Post- master.
Blacksmith.
Palmer, A J
Carpenters and Millwrights. Mathews, Thos Stabler, H S Tyson, Geo
Justice of the Peace.
Wier, Henry
Miliers.
Stabler, A J
Willson, Edwin
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Papermaker.
Alder, Wm
STEVENSON STATION
Is on the Green Spring Branch of the N. C. R. W., 12 miles from Baltimore. Land, limestone, well cleared, commands from $50 to $200 per acre; pro; duces 15 to 25 bus. wheat, 50 to 75 corn, and 1 ton hay. One church and & public school. Population 50. B. B. Gemmill, Postmaster. Blacksmith. Iron Manufacturers.
Leaf, J H
Carpenters.
Chalk, James L Cross, David
Ashland Iron Co
Miller.
Scott, John
Physician.
Naylor, L H
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MARYLAND DIRECTORY.
ST. DENIS
Is on the B. & O. R. R., 9 miles from Baltimore. The Washington Branch joins the main line here and it is known as the Relay Station. The Viaduct Hotel erected and operated by the B. & O. R. R. Co., a new, neat and com- fortcule atructure, is quite a resort for city people; the nearest water course is the Patapsco River, which furnishes sufficient power for milling and other uses. The land is nearly all cleared, valued at from $50 to $500 per acre; yields 20 bus. wheat and 25 corn. Churches conveni -- t, one.public school. Population 300. J. W. Howser, Postmaster.
Agts .- Real Estate and Insurance Hall, Geo W O'Hern, Col M Richardson, J P Worthington, Daniel
Agent-R. R.
Howaer, J W
Attorneys at Law.
Browning, Warfield T Dobbin, Robert A Dobbin, T M Donaldson, J J
Blacksmith.
Banks, Samuel
Boots and Shoes.
Clogg, G C Jackson, Wm
Commission Merchant.
Latimer, R
General Merchandise. Hellman, John J M Daniel, T J Hotels.
Old Relay, C I Lowrey Viaduct, B & O R R Co
Justice of the Peace.
English, T J Millers.
Isaac, Joseph Levering & McAtee
Photographer.
Waltzl, A
Physicians.
Hall, James Hall, T B
ST. JAMES
Is 1} miles from Monkton. Land varies in value from $35 to $55 per acre; yields 10 to 25 bua. wheat, 40 to 50 corn, and 2 tons hay. Churches and schools near. Population 150. Wm. T. Curtia, Postmaster.
Attorneys at Law.
Bacon. Geo Bacon, L M Hunter, T J
Blacksmiths.
Akehurst, David P McComas, Thoa Shepperd, John W
Carpenters.
Merryman, Robt G Nelson, Howard Young, Geo
General Merchandise.
Curtia, Wm T Hess, Jacob S Miller, Sam'I
Millers.
Inglefritz, Martin L Stutehoff, John W Physicians.
Emory, R Mitchell, F Price, A H
SUNNY BROOK
Is 3 miles from Phoenix, situated on Jarrettsville Pike and Old York Road, 8 miles from Towsontown. Soil isinglass; land, high and undulating,
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
OLD RELAY HOUSE
Balto. and Ohio Rail Road.
ST. DENIS
CHAS. I. LOWREY, Prop'r."
A First Class Hotel, polite and obliging servants, a good place to spend from one day to one month. Plenty of good fishing within two hundred yards of Hotel, also a fine Livery Stable attached, with fine horses and 4 buggies at reasonable prices.
BOARD $8 PER WEEK.
CHESTNUT HILL GREENHOUSES, WAVERLY. W. F. MASSFY & CO. Offer a full stock of ROSES and BEDDING PLANTS at low prices. CUT FLOWERS and FLORAL DESIGNS forwarded by express At Short Notice. CITY DEPOT, 238 MADISON AVENUE, BALTIMORE.
PH. A. KLUG, WAVERLY SHOEING FORGE, YORK ROAD,
TAL
ABOVE FIRST TOLL GATE, - WAVERLY!
Horses Shod on the most approved principle. Superintended by the Proprietor.
CHARLES SILLERY, YORK ROAD,
Near St. ANN'S R. C. CHURCH,
Manufacturer of
MONUMENTS,
Tombs and Gravestones,
CURBS and POSTS for CEMETERY LOTS, And all kinds of Building Work.
SAMUEL R. SYLVESTER, PHARMACIST, DEALER IN
Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES,
SPONGES, BRUSHES, PERFUMERY, &c. Physicians' Prescriptions carefully com- pounded, and orders answered with care and dispatch.
COLD SPRINGS.
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MARYLAND DIRECTORY.
mostly cleared, is worth $75 per acre; produces 15 hus. wheat, 35 corn and 2 tons hay. This section is very desirable for country residences, healthy, and excellent water. One church and a public school. Population 150. G. H. Duncan, Postmaster.
Blacksmiths.
Harmon, Geo Street, R L
Carpenters.
Brown, Edward Brown, Ensor Damuth, S P Hall, Melville®
Gen.cal Merchandise.
Duncan, G H
Hotels.
King, Isaac Smith, John
Physician.
Bagley, Chas
Shoemaker. Smith, Christopher
SWEET AIR
Is 5} miles from Phoenix. Land, isinglass, principally cleared, is valued at $50 per acre; produces 20 bus. wheat, 40 corn, and 2 tons hay. One church and & public school. Population 100. E. A. Weakley, Postmaster.
Blacksmiths and Wheelwrights.
Green, Henry Hilgartner, Henry
Kennedy, Michael
Physician.
Emory, Richard
Plasterer.
General Merchandise.
Brown, Dixon
Weakley, E A
Justice of the Peace.
Tinner.
Smith, R T
Sherman, Louis
TOWSONTOWN,
The county seat, is on the York Road, 7 miles from Baltimore, the terminal point of the York Road Railway. The court house and jail are located here, the former an imposing and substantial structure, delightfully situated a short distance from the railway. Many pretty villas and private residences dot this section, and being contiguous to the city is quite a resort in summer. The town is laid out in streets and avenues, and well lighted at night with lamps. Land, limestone, is valued at from $50 to $200 per acre, according to location and improvement; yields 10 to 20 bus. wheat, 25 to 35 oats, and 30 to 50 corn. The timber is of a heavy growth, and consists of chestnut, oak and hickory. M. E., M. P., P. E. and M. E., (colored,) churches, one public and & private school. A. F. & A. M .- Mount Moriah 116. I. O. O. F .- Towson 79, and Ridgely Encampment. Centennial Grange 161, P. of H. A Building Association and a Temperance Society. Population 900. Sarah Feast, Postmistress.
Agents-Real Estate.
Bowen, H L & Co - Jean, Geo B Macgill, O P
Miller.
Carpenters.
Amrein, Henry Burk, Henry
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Jones, Geo
Shoemakers.
Meisner, Andrew Naw, John
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MARYLAND DIRECTORY.
Attorneys at Law.
Berry, John Boarman, Robert R Bosley, 8 P Burke, N C Courey, John F Davis, T Sturgis Dorsey, John T B Emory, D C H Emory, D Hopper
Ensor, A W Ensor & Grason Fendall, Chas E Grason, Wm
Herbert, Chas E Hunter, Thos J Keech, Wm S Macgill, Carroll 8 Macgill, O P McIntosh, D G Mitchell, W Frank
Perrie, A W Slingluff, C B Spencer, Jervis Talbott, J FC Wharton, Wm F Yellott, John I
Yellott, Washington
Auctioneers.
Macgill, O P Owings, James W Wilson, Sam'l G
Bakery and Confectionery. Held, Louis
Barber.
Jackson, Chas E
Blacksmiths and Wheelwrights.
Ekas, FA Hild Bros Sheridan, Chas H
Bricklayers and Plasterers.
Phipps, Harry Phipps, Joseph Whittle, Sam'l
Butchers.
Collinga, Sam'l Debaugh, Philip
Carpenters and Builders.
Boyd, Theodore Burna, John Butler, Sam'l F
German & Bro Hamilton, Geo Horn, Geo Shri-ur, Alfred
Constables.
Brown, Carlton Whittle, E D
Dressmakers. Cole, Mrs Johanna Roach, Mrs Mary Sheridan, Mrs Mary
Druggist.
Willis, Richard Dry Goods and Notions.
Bryer, A Ware, Mrs Jennie
Flour and Feed.
Scharf, John
General Merchandise.
Feast, Mrs Sarah
German, A J
Lee, J W & Son
Roe, John D & Co
Shealey, M A & Son
Hotels.
Smedley, C H Mann Towson, Edward H Ady
Justices of the Peace.
Herbert, Gideon Miller, James
Livery Stables.
Linzey, Tobias C
Lumber.
Cochran, F S Masons.
Bowen, Joseph S Bowen, Wm S
Griffin, James Miller.
Thomas, Chas
Painters.
Bowen, Sylvester Hynson, James Parks & German Pilson, Fred Porter, John E
Photographer. German, Joseph
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MARYLAND DIRECTORY.
Physicians.
Jarrett, James H Piper, Jackson Stansbury, J T Wingfield, T H
Printers. Longnecker Bros Saddles and Harness.
Dienstbach, Henry Shoemakers. Flanigan, Patrick Parker, John Phipps, James
Rudigier, Julius Stieber, John G
Tailor.
Loose, August
Tinner.
Emory, Wm H Veterinarian.
Pilson, Geo W
Wines and Liquors.
Mann, C H Jr Robinson, Sam'l J Urban, Lewis H
UNION MEETING HOUSE
Is 3} miles from Freeland. Land, mostly cleared, is worth $25 per acre; yields 18 to 20 bus. wheat, 30 to 40 corn and 1 to 2 tons hay. The country in this section is high and healthy ; the people are industrious, and the mer- chants doing a good business. Two churches and a public school, Popu- lation 286. P. L. Merriken, Postmaster.
Blacksmiths.
Oeligrath, Wm Waltemeyer, Joseph
Carpenters and Undertakers. Amos, E Amos, JO Ulrich, Wm Wilhelm, Daniel Wineholt, R E
Constable.
Spicer, N General Merchandise.
Briggs, C Merriken, P L
Harnessmaker.
Thomas, Henry
Justices of the Peace.
Alben, M Hoshal, Benj Oeligrath, A Rule, Wm
Masons.
Price, Geo Price, Wm
Miilers. Keeney, J Y Miller, John Paper Manufacturer.
Gore, J W
Physician.
Baldwin, J S
UPPER FALLS
Is on. the Philadelphia Road near the Harford County line, 7 miles from Magnolia. Land, well cleared, sells at $20 per acre ; produces 15 bus. wheat, 30 corn and 2 tons hay. M. E. and Roman Catholic churches. Popula- tion 100. B. Chenowith, Postmaster.
Blacksmiths.
Blair, R Peterson, C
Carpenters and Undertakers. Norwood, J L Schultz, F 35
General Merchandise. Dilworth, W Nichols, Joseph Standiford, J Physician.
Gitting, David
Mulitzer, E
Tinner.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
GAMBRILL, SONS & CO. Druid Mills,
WOODBERRY, Office No. 7 South Gay St., BALTIMORE. Manufacturers of Cotton Duck and Sail Twine.
BALDWIN & THOMPSON, Dealers in
GROCERIES, FLOUR And Provisions, HAMPDEN, Post Office, - Woodberry.
J. R. Disney,
ROLLER COVERS,
WOODBERRY.
F. JEFFRIES, Watchmaker and Jeweler,
ALL KINDS OF
Clocks Remodeled. WOODBERRY. All Work Warranted.
WOODBERRY Tailoring Emporium, COR. CROSS & CARROLL STS. A Large Stock of Goods Consisting of Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Etc., Etc., Always on hand in store adjoining, at city prices. Come and see us.
C. T. BELT. -
Charles E. Salfner, DEALER IN
Groceries,
Flour
And PROVISIONS,
Woodberry.
"WOODBERRY NEWS." A WEEKLY LITERARY AND INDEPENDENT PAPER,
Published at Woodberry. Issued every Saturday Morning., TERMA :- TWO DOLLARS per annum, including a splendid Steel Engraving to each subscriber.
FRANK L. MORLING, EDITOR; F. L. MORLING & CO., PROPRIETORS AND PUBLISHERS. The largest circulation in Baltimore County. Largely sold by Nowe Dealers. Only paper published in Woodberry, a large manufacturing town of 10,000 inhabitants. Treats of Agricolture, Floriculture. Fruit Growing, Stock Raising, Bee Culture and Poultry Yard. Specimen copies sent for foor consecutive weeks for ten cents. One of the best paying Advertising medlums in the State of Maryland. Information of all kinds cheerfully given. Address all Correspondence to "NEWS,"
WOODBERRY.
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MARYLAND DIRECTORY.
WAVERLY
Is on the York Road, 2 miles from Baltimore. The location ia pleasant and the surroundings picturesque and healthy. The land is fertile, highly im- proved, and is dotted with many handsome residences, and is held at high prices, lying, as it does, around the northern suburbs of Baltimore. The cars of the York Road Railway, which pass here, afford cheap and quick travel to Baltimore and Towsontown. M. E., P. E. and Baptist churches, & lodge of Masona, & buiding association, & parochial and one public school. Population 900. S. A. Bonsall, Postmistress.
Blacksmith.
Klug, Ph A
Carpenter.
Cross, John C
Carriagemaker.
Steigler, Louis G
Confectionery.
Balls, John
Kries, John F
Shelley, Mrs H A
Constable.
Fisher, John H Druggists.
Livingston, E C
Sylvester, S R
Dry Goods.
Klug, Mrs A A
Rayner, J
Spring, Misses
Florists.
Hamilton, Chas Massey, W F & Co
Hamilton, Chas
Waldenburg, C
White, J H
General Merchandise and Grocers.
Bateman, J S
Bertling, B
Blum, Mrs Barbara
Bordley & Co
Boyer, Lewis
Cochran, John
Hall, C W
Huff, EH
Yeager, A C
Waddy, Mrs Bertha Hotels. Cold Spring, Lewis Ritter
Dew Drop, Robert Russell Justices of the Peace.
Cole, J C L
Moore, Phil L
Physicians.
Heiche, P H
Monmonier, L A
Rankin, R G
Plumber.
Deal, Wm C
Saloons.
Gibbs, G W
Steitz, Charles
Uhing, John H
Shoemaker.
Hartman, J H
Tinner.
Brown, J TS
WOODBERRY
Is on the N. C. R. W., 3 miles from Baltimore and pleasantly situated on the slopes of two hilla, which form & valley through which runs Jones' Falla. It lies immediately north and east of Druid Hill Park, and is claimed to be the largest manufacturing village in the State. The iron works of Messrs. Poole & Hunt, the cotton milla of the Mount Vernon Co., W. E. Hooper & Sons, and the Messrs. Gambrilla, are all in the vicinity. These establishments give employment to & large number of people and furnish the principal means by which it derives its prosperity. The country for miles around is attractive and in many places fine residences may be seen. There are churches of several denominations, public and private schools, a market- house, public halla, and lodges of K. of P., Mechanics, Masons and Odd Fellows. Population 9,000. J. Brayshaw, Postmaster.
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Attorneys at Law.
Davis, Phineas J Smith, James H
Auctioneers. Tipton, Dixon M Wilhelm, DC Bakers and Confectioners.
Arthur, J T Brooks & Co
Ebaugh, W H Gafney, Mrs Susie Hawkins, Mrs John
Hoover, Jacob
Kelly, Mrs Jane
Knight, John G
Looz, John
Barbers.
Cooper, John Wadsworth, C C
Blacksmith.
Martin, Andrew
Boots and Shoes.
Algire & Wheeler
Dunn, M
Hahn, John
Hume, Hiram
Walters, G T
Butchers.
Brooks, C Rohr, G W Yager, J B
Carpet Weaver.
Childs, John P Contractors.
Brooks, J L & Co Dentist. Greenwood, J B Druggisty.
Cress, Dr James Leef & Co Shipley, D McG General Merchandise.
Belt, C T Benson, J P Carner, G C Eichelberger, A G
Excelsior Co-operative Co Gibson, Geo G Peregoy, Chas & Son
Groceries and Provisions.
Baldwin & Thompson Bone, J M & Bro Davis, T
Gibson, James F
Maghar, Mrs Catherine
Reddington, John
Salfner, Chas E
Tilgman, N C
Machinists.
Poole & Hunt
Miller.
Timanus, John T
Millinery and Dressmaking.
Field, Mrs Fanny
Hicks, Mrs James
Hoshal, Mrs M
Lofflin, Mrs Hannah
Pace, Mrs Susie
Wilhelm, Mrs G C
Millwright.
Bates, John H
Painters.
Grisson, J G
Litsinger, Harry T
Patternmaker.
Betts, Chas C
Physicians.
Crowther, Dr John
Jones, R E
Williams, D S
Stoves and Tinware.
McCann & Co
Mohar, Robert
Roller Covers.
Disney, J R
Tailor.
Belt, C T
Undertaker.
Lloyd, Wm
Watches and Jewelry.
Jeffries, F
WOODENSBURGH
Is 1} miles from Glenn Morris on the W. M. R. R. Land, mostly cleared, with some oak and chestnut yet remaining, can be bought at from $20 to $100 per acre, and produces 10 to 35 bus. wheat, 20 to 80 corn and 2 tons hay. Churches and schools in the vicinity. Population 70. C. Musselman, Postmaster.
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MARYLAND DIRECTORY.
Blaeksmiths and Wheelwrights. Reigler, Fred Reigler, Geo Wooden, Frank
Butcher.
Abbott, Hanson
Carpenters and Undertakers.
Clark, J W Deice, John Leefe, Jacob
Spearhase, Gustus
Carriagemaker. Morrison, Wm
General Merchandise.
Musselman, C Slade, Wm A
Justice of the Peace. Shipley, A F
Miller.
Stambangh, Henry
Physician.
Wilson, J H
Shoemaker.
Belt, Alfred
FARMERS IN BALTIMORE COUNTY AND THEIR POST OFFICE ADDRESS :
Ashland.
Beckleysville.
Cockey, Peter
Alben, Jehu
Hawkins, J W
Alben, M
Holsner, Wm
Hinton, Wm
Armacost, Jabez
Hoshal, Jacob
Hoover, Chas
Armstrong, Wm Baublitz, Dan'l
Hover, Peter
Hoover, Geo
Baublitz, Geo
Inghan, John Inghan, John W Kemp, Wm Lampert, Geo
Jessop, Chas L Jessop, Geo Jessop, Mrs Mary Massemore, Z
Baublitz, Wm Jr
Lampert, Wm
Price, J R Webster, Wm
Bull, John
Marshall, Sam'l
Baldwin.
Bull, L Bull, Thos
Martin, L McCully, J W
Baldwin, J M
Cooper, Thos
Milendore, Casper
Baldwin, James
Crocket, U G
Painter, Abraham
Baldwin, Thos
Curtis, Sallie
Parker, James
Brogden, James Carman, Caleb Day, Luther
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