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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1876-10-28

FrGHr AT DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING-ONE
Max DANGEROUSLY CUT-WHY HAS THIS ITEM Es-
CAPPED THE VIGILANCE OF TIRE REPORTERS OF THE
DEMOCRATIC CRY PAPERS "A correspondent fur
nishes us with the following: On the ii instant
Democratic Mass Meeting was held at the 7-Mile
House, Philadelphia road, which was addressed
by several gentlemen of Towsontown. After the
adjournment disgraccful fight occurred, caused
by thc discussion of the religious belief of one of
the Democratic candidates. The trouble COM
mcnccd brewing during the progress of the meet
ing, but the was postponed until after its &d-
iournment, when the participants Joined in free
fight, in which Daniel Gagner was seriously cut
and is now lying in critical condition. War
rants were issued for the arrest of August Slem-
mer, John Rosengarten, - Rosengarten, Mich1
Belief, Henry Kern, Fred. Tossing, Charles Bor-
desman, John Shafer, and another man whose
name l could not learn. The parties were arrest
eli by officer Schmuck who took them before JUS
tice Elgert. The Justice released all of them in
81 600 security each, except John Shafer, who, not
being voter, allowed to go to Jail. Shaffer
says that because he is not voter he could find
no one to go his bail. He says he is a Democrat,
and that all who participated in the fight are mem
bers of that party.
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FowBLEsBURG, BALTIMORE CoUNTY.-Fowbles-
burg is situated six miles north of Reisterstown,
ten miles east of Westminster and twenty miles
southeast of Hanover. 1t was founded ffty-two
years ago by Mr.. Frederick Fowble, who is still
living and engaged in farming pursuits. He has
four sons all residing in or near Fowblesburg,
three of them being practical farmers. The other,
Mr. Samuel Fowbe, is the proprietor of the Glow
5les5urg Hotel" being the only hotel in the place.
Fow5lesburg is farming community and contains
two churches-one Lutheran (St PauPs) and one
Methodist-one hotel, one excellent school (under
charge of Mr.. Frank F. Newbelle,) several stores,
dentists Office and theinevtable blacksmith and
wheelwright shops. 1t is located in very healthy
section of the cOunty-Press.
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BETTING ON ELBcTIoNs.-Vsry few persons are
aware of the existence of law to prohibit betting
on elections in this State, yet there is such law,
and the Sheriff of Carroll county embraces the
sections abiding to it in bis notice of election.
The following sections Of Article IS bear upon the
subject:
46. No person shall make any bet or wager on
the result of any election to take place in this
State.
Al. Any person offending against the last pre-
ccding section, shall be liable to Indictment in the
Circuit Courts, if the offence be committed in any
county, or in the Criminal Court of Baltimore, if
the offence be committed in Baltimore; and on
conviction, shall De fined not less than fifty nor
more than FIVE hundred dollars, to be paid to the
State for the use of the School Fund.
IS. Every deposit of money in any part of the
State, RS wager or bet upon elections in this
State or elsewhere shall be forfeited and paid
to the County Commissioners of the county wherc
deposited for the use of the county and if depOs
tied in the city of Baltimore, to the Mayor and
City Council.
Some of our friends of both parties would feel
rather badly should they DC obliged to HAND theii
SIS los 20's end sos which have been put up on
the result in November, to the County Com
Tnssioners, and also to find AL Indictment against
them in the Circuit Court.
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Da5~M Mr. Charles O'COnor, the great Democrat
ic lawyer Of New York. says that President Grants
South Carolina proclamation is "C0NSTITU
TIONAL AND WITHIN THE LETTER OF THE
LAW" Now let the Democratic papers come out
and lenounce Mr.. O'Conor.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1876-10-28

He WANTED TO Day HIS PowDEE.-John Con-
milf, worthy son of the Emerald Isle living in
this place, met with quite serious accident on
Friday evening of last week. John bad
about a-quarter of pound of gunpowder which
had become damp. To dry it he put ina saucer
ring Che contents with spoon, an explosion took
place which burned Johns hands and face badly.
Hereafter ne will adopt some other mode of drying
his powder
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1876-10-28

AsBURY MISSIONARY SOCICTY.-The regular
monthly meeting of this association will De Eeld
on nezt Sunday afternoon, at o'clock, in The lee
ture room OF the NJ E. church, in this town. An
attractive programme, consisting of readings, re-
citations and music, has been prepared and an in
teresting meeting is anticipated. The public cor
daily invited to be present.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1876-10-28

HIGH OLD TINES AT THE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
IN THE 9TH DIsTRIcT-More Work for the "Jou'-
mar and the Grand Juy-HoU Much "Cour Ec-
penses" ciuJe Heaped Up on account Of this Riot?
"A Democratic primary, to nominate candidate
for Road Supervisor for the 18th district, was held
at Wiseburg, on the afternoon of the 21st inst
There were two candidates in the field and they
had both canvassed the district pretty thoroughly,
soliciting the votes of Republicans as well as Dem
ocrats During the afternoon free fight ensued
and bloody noses were the order of the day. At
night the fight was renewed and high old time
was had. The Journal is ever ready to denounce
every little breach of the peace committed by Re-
publ;cans; now let it come out and denOunce this
affair." Here is work, too, for our law-loving Dem
ocrats Let them rush in and have all these Gre
formers" arrested and brought to Towsontown, for
by so doing they might be able to indulge in their
greatest of enjoyments viz, heaping up "court ex
penses" which Baltimore county has to pay. If
the fight at Wiseburg had occurred among colored
men they would all have been langushing in the
county jpil long before this.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1876-10-28

RAILROAD PRIVILEGE GRANTED.-The Board of
County Commissioners on Tuesday granted per-
mission to the Baltimore, Pimlico and Pikesville
Railway Company to construct tracks over Wood
berry lane and the public road leading southerly
therefrom to Union avenue and to the Falls turn-
pike road, 90 be operated either by horse or steam
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Twelfth District.

First Precinct-MICHAE ADAMS TAE-
ERN, NEAR CANTON.
Second Precinct WALTERS TIA VERN, IT
FORKS OF MIDDLE RIVER AND BACK
RIVER ROADS.
Third Precinct-G IA VERN
GARDENVILLE.
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| GARDENvILLE ITEMs.-Since writing you lat
Tie cold snap has destroyed all vegetables taat
were of a perisha5le nature, such as beans, Iona
| toes, pickles, &C., which makes tie fields nave
quite a dreaIy appearance. Most OF the garden
ers have their ground plou3hed and sown III wlert,
| which will be followed again next summer by an
other crop. The late rains have done great deal
of good to the growing crops such as tuInips, eel
| erv and late cabbage. Turnips are scarce; also
cabbage. Celery, though backward, looks fine, p
great quantity being raised in and aroun" Gar
denville
Three of our frienGs have sold OFT this month
and gone to the city to try their luck at ucLstef-
ing, but think they will find that there are DIS
advantages in that line of business as well as IL
gardening.
There was disgraceful cutting affaic at the
Democratic meeting night lat woek, at Tie
7-Mile House, on the Phila. road, between tie ~
mile and "5-aile" boys, all Democrats. The d't-
fculty began about Tilden, some saying he was
opposed to all secret organizations, which the"
said was right others said it was wrong, which
brought about fight, in which Daniel Gagner,
son of Mr.. George Gagner, was stabbed five times
in the body and limbs and had his nose split open.
He is still lying in critical condition. One OF
the cuts in the side came very near proving taial
One of the parties is in Jail, the others under
security to answer the charge Of an assault with
attempt to kill ts
The Republicans in this district quite con-
fident that the entire ticket will be elected. All
express their determination to vote for the Hon. j.
Morrison Harris. A great many Democrats seem
verv anxious that he should be elected.
lam requested by the lady readers of the Union
to ask you not to forget them but to try and print
some pleasing stories on the first page such as you
used to publish before the fire. Their portion
seems to be taken up with advertisements which
shows the value of your popet as an advertising
medium. Yours, truly, N. A. RANGE.
In the present small form of tie Uaio" it is not
possible for us to give more reading matter. As
soon as we get into new quarters and enlarge tie
paper to its old size, the wants of all VIII be at
teICed to.-EDs. U1sIoN.
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YNHE undersigned will sell at his residence near
i Kings Tavern, on the Jarrettsville Turnpike,
10th district, on
Monday, the 3Oth day Of October, 1875,
at o'clock P. NJ,
The following Personal Property, viz:
% three year old COLT, white ,sszvs,s
M%A41 Hall stock kind and gentle, NTslfd
N1xN and good driver; fine IL
mich COW, two-year old HEIFER, SHOTES,
l Cutting Box, three-spring Market Wagon, 1
Jaeger Wagon, l top Buggy, 2 sets of single Har-
ness, set entirely new; Saddle and Bride, a lot
of Dairy fixtures, consisting of Churns, Scales,
Crooks, &c. Also, lot of Household and Kitch-
en- Furniture, consisting of side Boards, Bureaus,
Wash Stands Bedsteads, Chairs, Tables, Looking
Glasses, 1 Clock, safe, large Cock Stove Cook
ing Utensils, &c, Kraut Cutter, Maui and Wedg-
es, and many other articles too numerous to men
ton.
TERMS OF SALE.-All sums of so and I'M
der, Cash; on all sums over that amount a credit
of six months, purchasers giving notes with APP
proved security bearing interest from day of sale.
CONRAD SEIPP.
S. G. WILSON, Auctioneer.
Oct. Pts.
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JAIL TENSION the 21st, Francis Abbott ar
rested George Brown, cOlored, charged with steal
ing bag of cabbage from the garden of John D.
Sauerberg, Sd district. Committed to Jail by JUS
tice Dorsey.
On the same day Officers Whittle and Charles
Barton arrested at RocklaAd, Sd district, Isaiah
Bradford, George Bradford and Curtis Cornish,
charged with stealing seven dollars from Walter
Bradford, all colored. Committed by Justice Her
bert.
On last Saturday night the peace and quietude
of our town was disturbed by Chas. Marsh. Off
Ger White delivered him over 20 the Sheriff who
provided for him in Jail where he remained until
Monday morning, when bail was furnished for his
good behavior.
On the 23d, Officer Bell, of Canton, arrested
man, who refused to give his name, charged with
being drunk and disorderly and destroying the
property of Henry Gunther. He was committed
TO Jail by Justice Swayne. At the Jail he gave the
name of Ernest Dietman.
On the oath inst, the Sheriff received from the
city authorities Samuel Lilly, colored, charged
with buisIarously entering the premises of Col.
R. NJ Johnston, near Waverley, and stealing
therefrom lot of wearing apparel of the value of
$75.
On The same day George Hart was committed TO
Jail charged with stealing lot of clothing from
the House of Refuge.
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Eighth District.
COCKEYSVILLE.
Ninth District.

First Precinct-COLD SPRING HOTEL.
Second Precinet-HAMPDEN WILL A GE,
FALLS ROAD.
Third Precinct-TO WSONTO WV
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First Precinct WRIGHT',S ia VERN, HAIR
FORD ROAD.
Second Precinct WV. BLACKISTONE'S,
RIDGEL YS FORCES, PHILADELPHIA
ROAD
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PROPERTY SALE.-0n Tuesday Thos. e. Kemp,
auctioneer, sold at the Court House, half acre
of land on The Falls road, 9Th district neal Butler
posGOfice to Geo. II. Tawney FOR Sl25.
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Second District Primary Meeting.

A REPUBLICAN PRIMARY MEETING for
Athe I'd Election District, for the purpose of
NOMINATING A CANDIDATE E0R ROAD
SUPERVISOR, viii be held at RandalstOwn, on
Saturday, October 2Sh, 1876,
from to p. NJ.
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ANOTHER MAN KILLED AT THE WATER
WoRKs.-On Thursday afternoon of last week
Joel 7. Diven, walking boss on the works of the
permanent water supply, engaged at the dam, was
sa badly injured by the explosion of a blast that
ne has since died. A man under Diven had
charged drill hole in the rock and after lighting
the fuse had gone off some distance to await the
explosion. Tho blast for some reason did not go
Oft and Diven approached to learn the cause. As
he drew the explosion took place, and the
flying rock struck the unfortunate man MASKING
one of his legs almost into a jelly and otherwise
mutilating hi.a. Diven was young man and had
been married but q short time
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1876-10-28

CHANGES IN THE JUDGES OF ELEcTIoN.-The
County Commissioners this week made the follow
ing changes in the appointments Of Judges of
election, on account of death, resignation, &C.:
Third District-First Preci~ct-Jas. w. Berry,
vice Geo. Berry, Jr.
Secenh District-First Precinct-Whtfed Mer-
edith, vice Arthur Shane.
Ninth Disfrict-.Second Precinct-Wm. H. Dan
aker, vice John II. Suter.
Thirteenth District-Charles Chaffner and Lewis
Schaum, vice John Bear and Geo. Keiffer.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1876-10-28

First Preeinct-AT THE HOUSE OF ELI
s. SAMPSON
Second Precinct-PLEASANT HUNTERS
HOTEL, WLSEBURG;
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Arm BRokEN.-John Smith, living near Kings
tavern, Jarrettsville turnpike, while climbing a
fence on Thursday of last week, accidentally fell,
breaking one of his arms below the elbow.
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SAMUEL q. WILSON,

TOWSONTOWN, BALTIMORE CO., MD.
PROMPT attention given to sales of Real Estate
aud Personal Property, in any part of the county.
share of patronage solicited May 9.-tf
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AccIDExr-Mr. Cody, boss of the hands on the
Green Spring avenue extension, few nights ago,
when crossing a culvert the Falls road, near the
sevenmile stone, accidentally fell over the culvert.
He had been lying there for about two hours when
his cries for help attracted attention The unfor-
tunate man was removed to the residence of Mr..
Thos. Wright, Jr., who kindly provided for him
during the night, and in the morning removed
him to his home in his carriage. Mr.. Cody sus-
tanned dislocatiop of the shoulder and number of
other bruises. He was attended by physician of
the neigh OrhOOd.
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TowsoxTowN NJ. E. CHuRcH-Sunday, Octobe,
29h.-Preachinga at IL a. m. by Rev. Jas. ingram,
and at u D. m. by Rev. C. II. Richardson.
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GEORGE w. LORDAN.

AUCTIONEER, TRENTON, BALTIC. CO., MD.
ALL business promptly attended to. A share
of public patronage respectfully solicited.
CHARGES NODER1 TIE. dec. lift
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ALL THE HEREIN MENTIONED PROPER
TN CONSISTING OLE

ALL THE HEREIN MENTIONED PROPER
TY, CONSISTING OF
q l good Brood Mare Pony, .-1s,,y
E1< Colt, two years old; do, one LST
OS year old do, six months old 49,
Cow, Calf, Heifers, 3Sows, with Pig; Shoats,
Chickens and Turkeys, l new two-horse broad
tread Wagon two-horse Market Wagon, Sleigh
and Bells, i Jaeger Wagon, l Horse Rake, Flows,
Cultivators Harrows, Single Trees, Forks, set OF
Cooper's Tools, Grain Fan, Cutting Box, Bags,
Grind Stone Axes Hoes, &c. Also, 100 barrels
of Corn, Fodder, Straw, &c.
Household Furniture, such as Beds, Bedding,
Bedsteads, Chairs, Carpets, Bureaus, Sideboard,
Sofa, Stoves, Dishes, Glassware, and a variety OF
other articles. Also, a lot Of Vinegar.
TERMS OF SALE.-All sums of $40 and I'M
der, cash all over that amount credit Of nine
months, with approved security, bearing interest
from day of sale. 5per cent. off for cash
w. &. JONES.
S. G. WILSON, Auctionecr.
Oct. 21.-ts. LEWIS NOGLE, CLERK.
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Mise ggSsIeeC IS.
JUDGES FOR NOVEMBER ELEC-
THGN. 1876.

JUDGES FOR NOVEMBER ELEC
THGN. 1876.
OFElos COUNTY COMMISSIONERS rJa BALlo. Co., |
TowsoNTOwN, OcC. 6, 1876. J
nRDGPHD that the following persons be AM
" they are hereby appointed JUDGES Oh
THE NOVEMBER ELECTION for 1876 iOr tn
following districts:
FIRST DISTRICT.
(HENRY sClfLOSSER,
lst Precinc. WILLIAM X. BROWN,
LEWIS LEHMAN.
GEORGE P. DFHOFF,
I'd Prc;inct ELI SCOTT,
JOHN C. SULLIVAN.
SECOND DISTRICT
JOHN s. MILLER,
\. Il. HAIGIT,
il. C. RIDGELY.
THIRD DISTRICT
(CHAS. J. r. THO2pL,
lst Precinct REUBEN GLADFELTER,
JAMES w. BERRY.
JOHN S. STANSBURY,
I'd Precinct E. b. TYLER,
WILLIAM POLE.
(JOsHUA PARSONS,
81 Precinct JOHN DITCH,
CHAS. LYON ROGERS.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
JOHN +. GORE,
B. T. CROFT,
ELIAS C. ST0CKSDALE.
FIFTH DLSTRIC4.
THOMAS HALE,
JOHN L. HARVEY,
ABRAHAM s. COOPER.
SIXTH DLGTRICi
JOHN COOPER, 5n.,
WILLIAM MCCULLOUGH,
JACOB B. HAMPSHIRE.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
(JOSEPH WINEMULER,
Ist Precinct WHITFIELD MEREDITH,
ABRAHAM DOWNS.
A. J. ELLIOTT,
2p Precinct THOS. J. BURNS,
HARRISON bLM0NY.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
JOHN BOND,
ISAAC NJ. PRICE,
JOHN CROWTHEH, JR.
NINTH DISIhICI.
CCHAs. HAMILTON,
LIST Precinct JAMES 1. LEE,
WILLIAM BISHOP.
(WM. II. DANAKER,
I'd Precinct CHAS. PEREGOY,
CHAS. HASSON.
LEWIS j. ROBERTS,
Sd Precinct JOHN i. PORTER,
CHAS. II. MANN, SR.
TENTH DISTRICT.
J. MARCH McC0MAS,
HENRY D. MORRIS,
WILLIAM HALL.
ELEVENTH DISTRICT.
GEORGE H. REILEY,
LIST Precinct NATHANIEL P. C0RBIN,
SAMUEL NJ. RANKIN.
PETER Z. HALEY,
20 Precinct JAMES ASHER,
HENRY BISHOP.
TWELFTH DISTRICT.
(TH0MAS JAMES,
LIST Precinct GOTLEIB STINGLE,
THOMAS q. TODD.
DAVID A. KENNY,
I'd Precinct VIM. R. ASHER,
THOS. J. PITCHER,
JOHN REGISTER,
81 Precinct JAMES THOMPSON,
ADAM G. ERDMAN.
THIRTEENTH DISTRICT.
CHARLES CHAFFNER,
LEWIS SCHAUM,
PERRY G. MITCHELL.
The first gentleman named in each District and
Precinct is hereby appointed RETURN JUDGE.
By order,
PLEASANT HUNTER,
ROBERT S. C0RSE,
ISAAC CR0WTHER, SR.,
County Commissioners for Baltimore county.
Oct. 14.-te.
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SHARP PRACTICE BY THE BALTIMORE CITY SCHOOL
BoAnD-How THE DEMocRATIC RING Runs THE
CRY SCHooLs.-The Bee of 25th instant gives an
idea of how the Tilden Performers ofthe city run
the school affairs there. 1t says
There was little piece ofsharp practice yester
day among the good men who constitute major
ity of the managers OF our educational affairs.
report detailing all about Brice Hobbs, and the
purchase of stores at very liberal prices, and about
bills for repairs purporting to be done by men who
never did any work, was prepared by committee
TO whom the matter had been assigned.
The report was all completed and sighed, and
Mr.. Savin was about to hand it in when some one
happened to remember that the election was to
occur ON Wednesday, and that some uneducated
voters might be influenced in their performance of
election duties if this stunning report rushed
at them and to prevent unpleasant suspicious an
adjournment was moved and at once carried, and
the annoying report was shut out.
1t is said that the report showed bad state of
a1airs. 1t told of bills made out in the name Of
Shallon, Warner and other parties, who declare
they never did the work alleged. and for which
somebody drew pay. 1t gave the explanation of
Mr.. Hobbs that Mr. Snowden did not like to see
the name of Prior so often on bills, and therefore
to spare Mr.. Snowdens feelings, the names of other
parties were put on the bills. Whether the work
was done at sll in some cases seems to be m0oted
question The report is said to have also referred
to a clock that was bought by a school commits
sioner and charged to the school fund, hut was
taken to bis own house and kept and used there.
1t is rumored that be explained that he or his
grandfather once had clock and gave it to a
school, and that the clock purchased at the city
expense, was to reimburse him for that old clock
The report is said to have told what Prior had to
say of rather unsatisfactory character by way Of
explanation.
II Also as is said, showed that stove dealers
had charged thirty forty per cent. more for
stoves than proper, but did not say whether
they he'd to dizzy with any of the school commits
sioners. That this report did not get out to dis
turb voters is matter of sincere 3ratulation.-
When it comes out it will now be explained away
as showing that there have been trifing err
rors, mistakes blunders and irregularities yet i'll
the hands OF the Ring Democracy the public schools
arc doing remarkably well and the public school
money moderately safe
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IN BALTIC. COUNTY ORPHANS COURT, /
October IL, 1875,
ORDERED, That the sale of the real estate of
" Thomas Bond, deceased, made by John Bond
and Thomas Bond the Executors of the last will
and testament of the said deceased, and this day
reported to this Court by the said Executors, be
ratified and confirmed, unless cause be shewn to
the contrary, on or before the It'll day Of Norem6er,
1875, provided, copy of this order be inserted in
some weekly newspaper printed and published in
Baltimore county, once in each of three successive
weeks, before the 18th day of November, 1876.
The report states the amount of sales to be $751;
9S3.43 JOSHUA F. COCKEY,
ALBERT NJ. BROWN,
LUTHER TIMANUS,
Judges.
True Copy-Test Jos. B. MITCHELL,
Oct. 14.-3w. Register of Wills.
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Sk TO COO PER DAY AT HOME. Sample
Do ~ DAU worth 81 free STINS0N Il CO..
Portland, Maine. Mar. II. '1f.-1v.
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Le40I Notices.
J. ALEXANDER PRESTON, Attorney, 10
Lexington St., Baltimore.

Lexington St., Baltimore.
NTILLIAM HEATHER VS.. JOHN M.
w WHEELER AND MARY S. WHEELER,
HIS WIFE, in the Circuit Court for Baltimore
.COenty-in Equity.
Ordered by the Circuit Court for Baltimore
county, this 18th day of October, 1876, that the
sale made and reported by William Heaffer, mort
gage of the real estate mentioned in the proceed
ings in the above entitled cause be ratified and
confirmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof be
shown, on or before the 14th dag Of November,
1875, provided copy of this order be inserted in
some newspaper printed in Baltimore county,
once in each of three successive weeks before the
18th day of November, 1876.
The report states the amount of sales to be
S6,500
JOHN BACON, Clerk.
True COpy-Test
JOHN BACON, Clerk.
Oct. 2l.-3W.
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First District,

First Precinct-FALR VIEW INN, FRED
ERICK TURNPIKE.
Second Precinct-NEWBURG HALL, Ca
TONSVILLE.
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HsVBNEC SAFE

THE undersigned, intending to remove South,
l. will sell at public sale, one-haf mile from
Dances Mill, on the county road leading from Du-
lany's Valley pike to Chestnut Grove Church, on
Wednesday,, ls' dag Of Noeembe', 1876,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
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Second District.
Third District.

First Precinct WOODBERR Y.
Second Precinet-OLD HAM5fET HOUSE,
RELSTERSTO WV TURNPIKE.
Third Precinct-SE VEN NILE HO USE,
RELSTERSTO WV TURNPIKE.