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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-10-30
Nea0 Advertisements.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

rENHE BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA AND
l. NEW YORK r. R. CO., hereby forbid all
persons or corporations, their employees,
agents or servants, from using, occupying or
attempting 10 use or occupy or in any manner
it now graded, on the projected line of railroad,
lying between the York Road and the North
ern Central Railroad in Baltimore county,
Maryland. And all passing on said prem
ises or anything connected with them will be
prosecuted to the full extent of the law,
". o. LESLIE,
for b. P. and N Y. r. R. co.
OCTOBER 18TH, 1875.
Oct. 3G.-1w.
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WATKINS RESTAURANT,
OPPOSITE ADY's HOTEL,
TOW TOW N, ND.

DEsT brands of WINES, LIQUORS AND
ID CIGARS always to be had at the BAR
ALEs, PORTER, BROWN STOUT, &C., &c.
for medicinal and family use.
Having fitted up room adjoining my Res
taurant, and stocked the same with CdOICE
OLD WHISTLES, BRANDIES, WINES, &C.
am prepared to furnish, by the bottle or gal
lon, very superior articles, guaranteed as repre-
sented, at moderate prices.
A call is respectfully solicited.
J. MAURICE WATKINS,
Oct 30.-Iy. Proprietor.
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EgLET IT BE BORNE IN MIND
THAT JOHN LEE RROLL,
WHEN A MEMBER OF THE LEG
ISLATURE OF 1874, VOTED FOR
THE BILL MAKING 10 PER CENT.
THE LEGAL RATE OF INTEREST
IN THIS STATE. wDOES THAT
LOOK AS IF HE HAD THE INTER
ESTS OF THE POOR PEOPLE AT
HEART?
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-10-30

&saa. Men who are called unsolicited to the
public service rarely disappoint the expecta-
tons of those who call them forth. People are
growing weary of this interminable scramble
tions with disreputabl representatives" They
also see that there is but one remedy for the
evil. That is to take those only who consent
to serve at a personal sacrifice for the public
good That opportunity is at hand. Do not
fail to embrace it,
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Mr.. Carroll and the Factory OPP
Greatness

A correspondent of the Baltimore American,
writing from Mount Washington, under date Of
Oct. 18th, says:
"On Senate Journal of January 22d, 1878,
the call for unfinished business being the rder
of the day, Senate bill, entitled Gan act to linn
it the hours of labor in this State for minors
under sixteen (l6) years of age was called up
in order" 1t was read the third time and pass
cd, there being but two votes in the negative,
Messrs. Phelps and tho HON. JOHN LEE
CARROLL, President of the Senate. The
bill was only for children employed in facto-
ries, there oeing many employed there under
sixteen, and more under twelve years, and the
majority are the children of widows. Could
the Hon. John Lee Carroll see the poor little
wasted forms of the children YEARLY wander
ing their way home after long days work, he
would not have voted against such bill. AS
an employee of a factory, ask the voters Of
this State, and especially around the factories,
to turn Mr.. Carroll down; as he has no feeling
for orphans, he can have but little sympathy
for laborng men and mechanics. DEXTER"
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WHO TO VOTE FOR!
VOTE FOE j. MORRISON
HARRTS

Because ne is man OF the people.
Because he is not the nominee of a corrupt
''ring."
Because he is honest, true and faithful.
Because he will reduce your taxes and insure
to you honest government.
Because he will not be ruled by German, Ban
non, Cotton, "Punchy" Whyte, "Free'' Rasin,
and other ringites.
Because he is resident of your own county.
Because he can "recolect' Mr.. Car
roll could not do-about the pension fraud of
fourth-term Wooiford.
Because he will be an honor to your State as
its Centennial Governor.
Because he has the manliness to tell his own
party-the Democratic-that its leaders are cor
rupt and unworthy men and need to be displaced
in order to save the credit of the good old State
of Maryland.
Because he will be elected.
VOTE FOB S. TEACKLE
WALLIS
Because he is one of the frst-if not the first
Lawyers of the State.
| Because he will gil the Office of Attorney Cen
eral with honor to himself and credit to the Com
monwealth.
Because he is a gentleman OF unblemlshed
character and stainless reputation.
Because he is not the counsel of the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad Company, as is his opponent,
Mr.. Gwinn.
Because be knows what is right and will stand
up for it at all hazards.
Bsqsnss be is the e 1O@nss Of the psSps
less politicians.
Because he cannot be ruled by the clique above
named
Because he cannot be bought at any price.
Because you should not throw your vote away
on a man (Mr. Gwinn) who is sure to be beaten
VOTE FOR EDWARD WILL
KINS
Because be will make an honest Comptroller.
Because he will not reward politicians by max
ing them pensioners at the expense of the tax
payers.
Because he will be satisfied with the salary o
the Office, fixed by the Constitution OF the State
Because he will not "grab" So, 500 for "6xinl
up'' revenue bill that wasn't worth the pape
it was written on after it was fixed"
Because he won't ask $l3, 500 for "eztra" ser
vices for three terms, should he be elected tina
often.
Because be will not be under the thumb OF tina
prince of corruptonsts-Mike Bannon. .
Because he will give other people-besides hi
sons and nephews, if he has any-an opportnnit.
to fill the clerkships in his Office.
Because he can and will reduce the expenses o
i the office at least s., 900 year.
Because he is man of the people, and not
corrupt politician.
, Because, as a member of the Board of Publ
Works, be will see that the State is not robbed
by the Canal "ring," headed by German.
, Because be is gentleman thoroughly compe
tent to discharge the duties of the Office.
And because he will be the next Comptroller 0
Maryland.
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GaS-C Col. Edward wilkins commands the res
pect and confidence of all classes of the people.
He has wide acquaintance and nnumerable
friends, He is well qualified 10 discharge faith
fully and cseditahly the duties pertaining to
the Office of Comptroller Of the Treasury. His
hospitality in entertaining has made bis name
proverbial among many Of the citizens Of the
State. Maks him Comptroller and we will
guarantee that he will not have his friends
pensoned upon the State because they are
9 useful TO the party"
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o. P. BALDWIN, JR., Eso.-A correspondent
of the Baltimorean has the following to say of
one of the Reform candidates for the Legisla-
ture in this county;
at is matter for general satisfaction in the
Ninth District of Baltimore county, to learn
that 0. P. Baldwin, Jr., Esq, has been nomina-
ted an Independent or Reform candidate for
the Legislature. Mr.. Baldwin is better known
in and around Waverley, than in other and
more remote portions of the county, but he is
young gentleman of conceded ability. No
speaker in the present canvass has gained more
applause or won more substantial honors in de-
bate than he. Not yet twenty three years of
age. he gives promise of great distinction and
future usefulness. His speech at Wood berry
last Wednesday night was capital effort, and
was received by the large audience with un-
bounded applause. If itshould be the pleasure
of the citizens of Baltimore county to elect Mr.
Baldwin, they may console themselves with
the reflection that they will have faithful and
able representative in the next Legislature
of Marylaud."
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NOTICE TO TREsPAssERs.

A LII PERSONS ARE FoRWARNED not to
IA. TRESPASS on the premises occupied by
me. Any one found SO offending will be dealt
with according to law. S. B. LAW,
Sweet Air, Baltic county, Md
Oct I6.-3t#
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MARRIED.

On the 90 inst at Mt. Vernon Place NJ. f. Church,
BY Rev. j J. G Webster, assisted by Rev. Mr.. Webb,
TALBOT DESNEAD, Jr, to CARRIE, daughter Of Levin
Jones, all of Baltimore
On the l4th ins at the residence of the BRIDES pa
rents, by Rev. Joel Brown, THOMAS BIDDLE of Phil
adelpha, to SARAH j. EVANS, of Woodberry
On the 21st inst by the Rev. j. s. NJ. Hasup, at the
residence of the BRIDES parents CHARLES WINsETT and
ELLEN C. FRoCK, both of Baltimore county.
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Reporters and bummers from Baltimore
city are not legal yoters-if on the registry-in
Baltimore county. If the people do not wish
their rights voted away by these fellows, they
must be out early on election day and stay by
the ballot-box until the votes are counted,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-10-30

doc" Slater, proprietor of the largest
gambling house in Baltimore, is member OF
the State "ring" and makes his influence felt at
all elections. 1t has even been said that che
holds the 18th district of Baltimore county in
his hand" and that when occasion requires his
money "settles it, so far as that district is con
cerned He is an intimate friend of "A P Cor
man, the President of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal, and his standing with the leaders
of the "ring" is "a l." What do the respecta-
bic, honest men OF this county think of gam
bler--a man who makes bis living by gaming
having influence with the high officials of
our State? Is it any wonder that there are
complaints when such state of affairs exist !?
Put an end to this nest of vampires by voting
the Reform State ticket. We should have none
but honest and capable men to govern our
Commonwealth.
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Tuesday, NoUemter 18TH, 1875,
OF 10 o,oiOch NJ

Tuesday, NoUember 10TH, 1875
at IL O'Clock NJ,
to survey aud lay out an that part Of Balti-
more county adjoining the present boundary
line of Baltimore city, as follows Beginning,
for the same at a point where the south side Of
Wilkens Avenue crosses the Western boundary
lire Of Baltimore city and running thence,
southwesterly along the south side of said Viii
kens Avenue about 400 feet to lnterseet right
angle line drawn from the northwest corner Of
said Wilkens Avenue and Twentieth street.
west as heretofore laid out by the Street Com
missioners of Baltimore County, thence south
easterly at right angles 10 Wilkens Avenue
about 1920 feet thence northeasterly paral
lei with said Wilkens Avenue about $3.50 feet
to intersect line drawn southeasterly at right
angles from Wilkens Avenue from the north
west corner of Sixteenth street west and said
Wilkens Avenue, the running soatheasterly
parallel with Kent street in the city of Balu-
more about $3.50 feet to the southeast side OF
the Washington Road thence noTtheasterly
on the southeast side Of said Rad about 1920
feet to said western boundary line ofsaid city ;
thence with said boundary line about $500
feet to the place of beginning. And to lay off
all such streets, avenues, squares or alleys as
may De proper and convenient, said streets,
avenues or alleys to be laid off in conformity
with the streets of Baltimore city, az tar as
practica BILE, and also in conformity with the
streets, avenues and alleys heretofore laid ont
in said county, as far as practicable, and ad
visable and TO mark the same with durable
land marks and establish such grades as may
be necessary.
The work to be completed within six months
from the date of awarding the contract
plat showing plan of the streets, &c, to
be laid out, can be seen at this office.
D. j. McCAULEY,
EDWARD RIDER.
BENZ. F. JORDAN,
County Commissioners for BALTIC. County.
Oct, 90.-td.
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1
will offer at public sale, at the Exchange Salei
| Rooms, il the city of Baltimore, on
Wednesday, 9Th day Of Novem5er, A. D. 1875
at IL o'clock NJ,
| ALL THAT VALUABLE FARM, e.
:..M situated in Baltimore county and Ss sssss
| lAdescribed as follows: -
| Beginning for the same at stone which is
planted at the emf of the second line of a tract
ofland called 'Tfaynure," and running reverse
ly on said line south SCI degrees, west Sc perch
es to stone where it intersects John Leafs
land, then running with and binding said
land the four following courses, to witt South
"a degrees, west 80 perches to stone; thence
south II degrees. west 149 of porch to stone ;
thence south &! degrees, east 30 2-l0 of perch
to stapei thence south So degrees, west 26
Clio of perch TO stone, where it intersects
Jacob Hooks land then running with and
binding on said land the three following cours-
es, to wit South 191 degrees, west 20 lilo
perches to a stone; thence south So Ito perches
to stone; thonee south 1879 degrees, east 80
4-l0 perches to a stone where it ntersects the
line of tract of land called Brothers Choice !"
thence running with and binding on said line
east l04 10 perches TO a stone; thence north
degrees, east 1874 perches TO stone thence
east 81 10 perches to stone; thence north
81 degrees, west 100 80 perches to the place of
beginning, containing
1914 ACRES, AND 121 PERCHES OF LAND,
MORE OR LESS.
The Improvements consist of
STONE DWELLING,
Dairy and Meat House, Bank Barn, two Tene
ment Houses, and all the necessary buildings
for good farm, The fencing is post and rail-
and is in good order.
The Pimlico Road extends nearly the whole
length of the land, and there is direct commu-
nioation with Mt. Washington and the North
ern Central Railroad by new Avenue which
divides the farm.
The property includes number of well To-
Gated building Sites and is well watered with
running streams in each field. About 60 acres
are wooded. 1t is at the present time one of
the most desirable pieces of land for sale in
the neghborhood of the city of Baltimore.
THE TERMS OF SALE ARE-0ne-fourth
cash, and the balance in s, IL and Is months in
equal pa yments, with interest from day of sale,
or all each at the purchasers option, the defer
red payments TO be secured to the satisfaction
of the Trustee,
If not sold as q WHOLE the property will be
offered in two loUs of 70 and 80 acres each.
NS- Plat at the Office of the Attorneys.
JOSEPH SMITH, JR, Trustee.
G. BONN SLINGLUFF,
FIELDER G. SLINGLUFF,
Attorneys for Trustee,
Ash st. Paul St., BALTIC.
3. w. BENNETT & CO., Auctioneers.
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"A distinguished Democratic orator in the
county said at Democratic "ring" meeting
that the State saved 81 100000 by the defeat of
Mr.. Hamilton's nomination. How much it
will save by the defeat Of Mr.. Carroll's cleo
ton is the problem the people are solving.
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p. W. BENNETT & CO., Auctioneers.
MoRTGAGEE'S SALE
OF
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN HIGH
LANDTOWN, BALTIMORE
COUNTY.

| HNDER and by virtue of tho power and
| " authority contained in a mortgage from
Henry Becker to the Lloyd Street Building As
sociation Numb Five, dated April I'd, 1874,
and recorded among the Mortgage Records of
=. Baltimore County in Liber J. B., No, ,ssSs,
:HH So, folio GA, &C., the undersigned, 1. $3.50
&sAas Mortgage will offer for sale at IT IT
public auction, on the premises, on
Tuesday, the Esd dag Of November, 1875,
at o'clock P NJ,
THE FOLLOWING PIECE OF PROPERTY,
THAT is TO SAY:
Beginning for the same at point formed at
the Northwest corner OF Eastern Avenue and
Eighth Street, thence extending westward
along the north side of said Eastern Avenue
forty two feet to a corner Of other ground of a
certain Joseph Pancoast, Andrew Manderson
and James Henderson, thence along said
ground northward one hundred and forty-two
feet six inches to another corner of said
ground, thence eastward along said ground
forty-two feet to point on the west side of
Eighth Street and thence southwark along the
west side of Eighth Street one hundred and
forty-two feet six inches to the place of begin
ming.
The improvements consist of a
WELL BUILT TWO-STORY BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE,
WITH BODYBUILDING,
fronting on Eastern Avenue. Ground Rent
$4,000.
TERMS OF SALE:
One half cash, and the balance in six months,
or all cash at purchasers option. Credit pay
ment to bear interest and to be secured by
notes of the purchaser, endorsed to the salts
faction of the Mortgage.
LLOYD STREET BUILDING
ASSOCIATION NO. 5, Mortgagee
lSID0R RAYNER, Attorney,
No 30 st. Paul Street, Baltimore.
+. W. BENNETT & Co, Auctioneers,
Oct, 30.-ts,
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--LAB0RING MEN, and particularly EN-
ployees of factories. can you vote Cor John Lee
Carroll with his record before you? Who, in
the Senate of Maryland, VOTED AGAINST
the bill to make ten hours legal days work
for children under ten years Of age employed
in factories, &c? JOHN LEE CARROLL
This same gentleman, the ring" candidate for
Governor, will be beaten in his own county on
Tuesday next. When a man is not popular at
his own home he cannot expect much out
side.
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PROPOSALS FOR A BRIDGE.

OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS BALTIC. Co.,
TewsoNTowN, Oct. 18Th, 1875.
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
y this office until
Thursday, November 4tA, 1873,
at II o'clock NJ,
for the building of an OPEN WOODEN
BRIDGE over I'd Mine Run, at White Hall
Station, 18th District, of the following dimen-
sions:
Length of span % feet, hight of abutments
81 feet above low water mark and 16 feet long,
wing walls 10 feet long; abutments to be built
ofgood, substantial stone, teetthiek at bottom,
battenng to p feet at top, ami Of sufficient
depth to secure solid foundation wing walls
feet thick. well bedded b. protec! tnem from
the frost the floor TO be Of soot white oak 2
inches thick, the remainder Of woodwork to be
of good white oak or chestnut.
Plans and specifications can be seen at this
Office. Filling to be included in all bids.
The Commissioners reserve the right to re-
ject any or all bids offered.
D. J. MGCAULEY,
EDWARD RIDER,
BENZ. F. JORDAN,
County Commissioners for BALTIC. County.
Oct. 30.-1w.
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MS~We are assured John Lee Carroll will
run at least three hundred behind his ticket in
his own county. He is regarded there as an
egotistical aristocrat and bigot, and is about the
most unpopular man in the county.-Cumber
land Times
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-10-30

Rs~ Democrats who have the courage to ad-
vocate and vote for reform must expect to be
punished as Democratic traitors"
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Ma- The two Democratic papers, published
lin this town, were very tame last week. They
had little to say of their candidates and less Of
the prospects in November.
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GS- We refer the Democratic" editor of the
Herald to an explanation on the third page of
last weeks Union in reference to our having
stated the previous week that Hon. VIM. T.
Hamilton had not taken the stump for the ring
ticket. Up to Thursday, 18th inst, Mr.. Ham.
ilton had not made speech but on that day he
was pressed into service at Frederick and made
to give the "ring" ticket withdrawing
very thin one it was. too So we corrected
ourselves in the issue Of the same dale that the
Herald made the charge of our having mistated
the facts. 1t was not "Radical Untruth"
after all. Let "the writer" Try it again.
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Gs- Be sure to go to the election and give a
day to retrenchment and reform in the county
and State. Don't think that the work will or
can all be done without you. If every body
takes this view Of it there will be but little
work done on election day.
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&s~The people are the masters of the situa-
ton next Tuesday if they will only use their
power on the side Of their convictions instead
of the personal solicitations. 1t is genuine,
courageous manhood that will do the business
essential to the reformation we need.
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COULDN'T Do IT, Governor Groome appoint
ed Committee, at Comptroller Woofords So
licitation, to whtswash the latter. composed of
l. M. Parr, ]. Hall Peasants am Thomas DON
aldson, but the Committee declined the task.
There wasn't lime enough in the State to do it.
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The Baltimore County Herald takes us to
account for asserting that Hon. Charles J. NJ
Gwinn is the counsel of the Baltimore aud Ohio
Railroad Company. We will have to have it
from better authority than the Herald before
we will believe that he is not.
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%ss~ Vote for Hon. J. Morrison Harris, the
Centennial Governor Of Maryland. He is one
of the purest men in the State. If he is Gov
ernor, in the language Of the Journal, "tte hum
best citizen kao,0n 10 our la,0s wiH receiUe its
protection, irrespective of politics or religion"
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Rsg- Frederick county will give 1000 major
ity for the Reform candidates. So says the
Libertytown Banner.
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By F. W. BENNETT & CO, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE

TRUSTEES SALE
OF A
VERY VALUABLEANDD DESIRABLE FARM
OF 1914 ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR
LESS, ON THE PIMLICO ROAD,
SIX MILES FROM THE CITY
OF BALTIMORE, ONE AND
ONE-HALF MILES FROM MOUNT WASH
INGTON, AND ONE HALF MILE FROM
THE PRESENT TERMINUS OF
GREEN SPRING AVE-, KNOWN
ASTHERESIDENCE FTHE
LATE REBECCA SMITH.
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WHERE IS HE?-Nhere is the man in Balti.
more county who intends to vote for Woolford
with his record before him?
For Woolford, who tried to secure pension
for party tool, as reward for party services
when he knew and admitted that the man had
never been in the army.
For Woolford, who tried to squeeze 81 500 out
OF the State, as extra compensation for his ser
vices in drawing bill which would have dis
graced the intelligence of school boy, and
when he knew that his claim was unconstitu-
tional.
For Woolford, who belongs to the denouncers
of "third terms" and is still candidate for a
fourth term himself
For Woolford, who is one of the crowd who
howled SO Justify, about "nepotism,' and who,
yet keeps his Office filled with his relatives,
and has almost doubled the number of his
clerks.
For Woolford, one Of the most upscrupulous
of the "ring."
Who are the men that intend to vote foi such
candidate?
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GETTING scAREp.-A correspondent writes a:
follows to the Journal of last week aud it is
very evident that he is scared:
Cannot something be done for the Hartford
Road at Lsuraville? | fear the Radicals will
carry all before them simply because we make
no effort to keep our voters. They are doing a Il
they can to take from our party and we, in our
imaginary security, laugh at them but fear
we must pay for our laugh. "A word to the
wise,'" &c.
Yes, something can be done for the Hartford
road, but not by electing Geo. H. Williams,
Esq, to the Legislature. Mr.. John S. Cuttings
is president and owner of the Hartford turn
pike, and Mr.. Williams is Mr.. Cuttings son-in
law. How can you get any redress from the
Legislature with Mr.. Williams member of il
from Baltimore county? 1t is very certain he
will protect the interests If hia father in law
whilst in that body, and an attempt to have
the charter of the Hartford road repealed, as
was some time ago suggested, would at once
call him up to defend that well paying corpo-
ration. Yes, old fellow. We expect you will
have to pay for "our" laugh this time.