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Maryland State Archives Jeffersonian, Towson, Maryland mdsa_sc3410_1_81-0512 Enlarge and print image (2M) |
| OLD TZBOE STUFF — WHAT OUR DADDIES AND GRAND-DADDIES DID 60 YEARS AGO IN BALTIMORE CO. (Continued from Page 8) believe, to be as low as a newspaper; can be published at the present time. Respectfully, WM. H. RUBY. Towsontown, Jan. 7th, 1865." The Legislature met on January 4th. Among the officers appointed for the session was Robert R. Smith, of Baltimore county, aS lamp lighter. In the war news is a report of thei doing of General Sherman in Georgia. Among other things is mentioned the following publication: "General Sherman has published an order in Savanah which seems to indicate a determination on his part to send beyond his lines all citizens who still adhere to the Confederate Government. He says: 'The Mayor will forthwith give public notice that the time has come when all must choose their course, viz: to remain within our lines and conduct themselves as good citizens, or depart in peace. " 'He will ascertain the names of all who choose to leave Savannah, and report their names and residences to the Chief Quartermaster, that measures may be taken to transport them beyond the lines.' General Sherman further says that not more than two newspapers shall be published in Savannah, and that the editors 'will be held to>>the.strictest accountability, and will be punished severely in person and prop- 'VVtVVVVVVVWVWVVVVVVVVV erty,' for, among other things, 'any comments whatever upon the acts of the constituted authorities." The following professional advertisement would not be regarded as ethical today: "Professional Card.— Persons who desire to employ me as (Continued on Back Page) ' tvft>' m *p$ CLEAN CHILDREN .A.ver before has there been greater necessity for cleanliness. Our appliances, correctly installed, make this a pleasure. S. L. HOWARD TOWSON, MD. Phone, Towson 110 YcOlOTiME ANOTHC BC«T IN PDBg cot**tcrtoN£*s A.H0IJ* HO*TH AVE. AT CtfMMS- BALTIMORE. SAND fjank Building Concrete Paving WASHED GRAVEL In Car, Scow and Barge Lots The Arundel Corporation Baltimore, Md. Main Office: Pier 2 Pratt St. Wharves: [Pier 2 Pratt St., Foot Fell St. Bush Street, Arlington and Canton Phone. St Paul 7120 »????»?»??????»?»??»?» You' 11 g-et 16 ounces to , ^ every pound and a » dollar's worth for a dollar at FOY'S F (Formerly Phrpps' Grocery) YORK ROAD & CHESAPEAKE AVE. .TOWSON, MD. . PRICKS SERVICE MODERATE^ UNEXCELLED Phones, Topson 476—$Q?~ spit of the spark SXAMDAR 0.». |»AT. OL ?xk~:~:~xkK"Hkkk~xK"^^ To make Christmas, Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-five free from care and the Merriest Christmas you ever had is the wish of The Towson National Bank Opposite the Court House TOWSON, MD. Join our Christmas Savings Club Now and 1925 will be freer from care and absent of sorrows. JUDGE FRANK I. DUNCAN, Chairman of the Board. W. C. CRAUMER, President. MARTIN R. SCHUSTER, Cashier. Beginning at 8 o'clock Santa Claus will give 500 Toys to Kiddies at the Community Christmas Tree and Realistic Garden Opposite Court House Xmas Eve. |