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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-16
Notice Of Fore closure.

NIvHEREAs, Marquis A. Hanson Of Buekaeld
w In the County Of Oxford and State OF Name
and Arthur e. Goidthwait OF Boston, Common
wealth OF Massachusetts, did on the lith day OF
October, 4 d 1873 by their deed Of that date, re-
corded In oxford Records, book l62, page25i, con
vey TO one sullivan c. Andrews, then OF Buckneid
Comfy OF oxford aforesaid, In mortgage, certain
tract OF land in Buckhed aforesaid and situated on
the road leading from the Leonard school house.
called, 10 South Paris, and being the first farm
west OF said school house, on said road and known
as the Daniel Mason farm 10 which said mortgage
deed and record as aforesaid, reference is hereby
made for u more particular description oil said
mortgage deed and of said premises. And where.
as the said Sullivan c. Andrews, did, on the 2lst
day Of May, \ ID 1874, transfer, sell and assign
said Mortgage deed and the debt thereby
secured viz: Four hundred and hIteen DOL
lars TO one Oscar +. Gardner, then OF SAID Buck
field but since deceased, said assignment BENG
recorded in oxford records, book 1853, pages SIS
SSg: and whereas the conditions OF said mortgage
having been broken, |, the undersigned, in my ca,
pacity as Administrator OF the estate OF the said
Oscar +. Gardner, by reason thereof hereby claim
a foreclosure of said mortgage deed ACCORDING 10
agreement therein contained agreeable 70 law.
RANDOLPH c. THOMES, Adm T.
Buckfeid, April q, 1916 mE'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-16
Notice OF Foreclosure.

WHEREAS George. Il shaw. Of Paris. in the
w County OF oxford and state OF Maine, did
on the 3lsi day OF March, \ ISL, by his Deed OF
Mortgage, OF that date, convey TO the subscriber.
Nathan Chase Of laid Paris, acertain piece Of land
situated in said Paris being part oil the souther-
d. half OF lot No. g. in the sth range Of lots IN said
Par- bounded a. follows. 10 Wit; Beginning AZ
the east corner of said lot, al tree marked ~ the
co .ner OIL Faunce \ Shaw and julius A. King !;
thence westerly on the line Of Alpheus Shaw's lot
across meadow 10 hedge fence /;
thence northeriy = straight line 10y said fence 10
the sOuthcrly line Of Sorranus Shaw's lot. thence
easterlY ON said ;. Shaw's line - the lot line OF
julius 4. King thence sOutherly on said Kings
line 10 the first mentioned bound containing thirty
acres, more or les, and being the same premises
which the said Nathan Chase conveyed TO the said
shaw on the said 3lst day OF March A u ISL, and
said mortgage deed is recorded IN Oxford Registry
OF Deeds. of Paris, book leo page 2ti, which may
be referred 10 for more definite description OF
the premises. And whereas the conditions OF said
mortgage deed have been broken, the subscriber,
By reason thereof, claims foreclosure OF the same
agreeable 10 the statute 10 such case provided, and
hereby gives public notice for that purpose
NATHAN CHASE.
Paris. May ;, ls76
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-16
CATARRH.
4 Case OF SiN Years standing,
accompanied 10y distressing
symptoms, cured by the use
Of two bottles of
SANEORD'S RADICAL CURE,

Mc.srs, WccS- s. Potter.
Gentlemen. Please allow me 20 testify 20 the
great merits 90 sanford Radical Cure Tor CAtarrh
for ,iN years have suf red greatly, particularly
while troubled with q cold. The q 'cumulAtion Of
mucous be- my head and throat kept me constantly
hawking and splitting, rendering my presence 10
company extremely embarrassing % ms self and
Friends. six months ago was induced 20 try
>Aufurd's Radical Cure. Amer using two bottles
I find myself nearly, II not quite, permanently
cured. I have STAGE recommended over one hun.
drcd bottles with The greatest success.
VERY respectfully yours,
WM W. ARMSTRONG,
Dec. -, ls-t. $50 Harrison Ave, Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-16
UNEQUALLEI
BY any other Preparation.

Gentlemen have kept Sanford's Radical Cure
hand since its first introduction in this vicinity
and the sale and satisfaction In its have been
uneQualed by any other similar preparation with.
In my knowledge. W. III. WILLIS, NJ. D.,
Druggist and Apoihecary, Reading, Mass.
September 10, 1875.
Each package contains a Treatise on CaIarrh and
Dr. SsntOrd's Improved Inhaling Tube. Price sl.
For sale by Druggists everyW here. WEEKS Y
POTTER, Boston, General Agents.
ss-Use SANFORD'S JAMAICA GINGER, the
Great Family Medicine. may2
, 1876-11-18

The narrative Is here t!rappcl again in order
to ret Washburn ard othrrs OIL the scene.
tous na..pAs. ,,t.,,.o , ~ 49,. Aa .wH uso
others went OUT 10 oah ha'eo ~ uaek, aleat-
Ing near the grounds, and entering them On
foot, the vehicle hrlnS sent 6nrk III order that It
,,,,vht m, h. srcn IN tho vicinity lnon REACHING
...a thas u.ors n,tt,od ~ ,s1naJs1
tae n'ohulie"A n"es WIZ a"..su " '.en,o!n4
Hall by Mr' fo"eF s1he castoa1ah} and mo
xot tho cataconb, In which the sarcophacus l.es,
fa,rs north. tbe distance bstwcep tt,e two doors
eo w. ..'s... ~, ,oo ss.. ,rt. s,ts,,. ..s
oelhg aoout u" tees' tue h'sn1 WIS 3ataeF
remain III this room, tince, II tho Of
arer. werc acattercd aruund tho monument.
,stn~ ,,one In hnsh TIA ,hi.vca var, 1t,h,s ~
, 1876-11-18

would have heard within two ur three days
whether sweglcs had revealed the plan, and II
lie ilad done 81 to any unc who could not he
trusted with the secret. 1lnstng no reason,
week they rn[o3atd to lin sehenje to
ROB TIE TOMU or ABRAHAM LlkCoi.N
At Springfield, they expecting tu secure not only
t1le pardon Of Ben Boyd frUn Joliet, but koint
Governmen. for the rrturn OF the reulatns. at
tlis meeting Tiers we're present Alull!1ls
Hughes, swcgtcs, and tic contractor The lat
ter T. Is suppressed, eongNisd ;a*, tile plum,
hut both Hughes und Mullins claim & tl,e
Mullins Is perhaps capable Of thu conception;
uughcs Is not. Tie contractor is tue sharpcst
ont OF tue crowd.
The simple fact (for the details had not been
made known was communicated to Mr.. De1nc
by Swcg'cs, who desired to know II lc should
take part In order to dctert the others. he
sutu 1t would be ~ most ualnnahlc thing to al
low that to 60 on aud, though he would be
taking good mans chances, he would 3oln
,b ST. bsso sSf ssssea s1f t. iR s sat s ha
revelation. but, upon tue assurance Of swegles
that the men were sincere, he told him to kecp
III their gontl gTaces until lie saw him agaiii.
The earne day alr. Deano went over to the Crlu,~
ina1 Court to
BEE LEONARD SWIFT,
the Sullivan case thru btlug On trial. Mr..
SWEET WIS thunlcrstruck, ana could not
regard the -sto1y Of .-SwcglGa- as !ietion.
However, he Suil he would SCI Robert
Lincoln about #. Dcano and TyrEoll, the next
morning, discussed the 1nnttcr, nnd the lattcs
tc!crrupl,csI to Washington for Instructions.
Chief brooks did not credit the statement, aud
sent none. sir. SWEET md Mr.. Lincoln l,at!
conference, anu thu result of It was TINT Sweglta
was told to "go ahcad," Mr. SWEET telegraph
Ing to Col. Stuart, of Springfield, to place q
guaEl at the monument.
1lnlf u dozen meetings were held before tho
details Of the plan were agreed upon. tho con-
trmtor going to tho cemetery to LOOK the
ground ayer, and every suggestion being thor
0nghly discussed bcforo acceptance. His uamu
IL Suppressed bccausc tho evidence againat lin
is not conclusive. The whole thing Is given in
detail IN the subjofncd Interview wAtch a
TnIDuNE reporter lad with Swcgles.
, 1876-11-18
LINCOLN. |
The vioIators of His Tomb
at Springfield Arrested
in This City.
a History Of the Scheme
from Beginning to End.
It's Object Was to Secure q Ran
som and Ben Boyd's
Release.
The Concoctors of tho Plot
Turn Out to Be Chi
cagoa1ls.
A Man to Whom They Reveal
Their Designs Turns
Detective.
Paving the Way for the Negotia-
tions for a Reward.
The Trip to Springflcld..-Wash.
burn and His Non on
the Alert.
Reconnoitering the Monuments
A Raid on the Home Of
the Dead,
Entering the Vault and Opening
the Casket---The False
Confederate.
The Alarm Given---F1ight Of the Rob-
bers...Unavailing Pursuit..
Their Return to the City..-Lulling Their
Susplcions...Tlo Denouemcnt-
Entering the Vault and Opening
the Casket-.-The False
Confederate.
The Alarm Given---Fight Of the Rob-
bers..-Unavailing Pursuit.
Their Return to the City..-Lulling Their
Susplclons...Tllo Denouement.
BEN BOYD

AND THE CONTEMPLATING BUSINESS.
The announcement In n rcccut fss,,c of TuE.
rn,n.,xu,,ot ~, o,.or,r. ,,.5 hoon ~ ,+a",
u' "'a pee'' ''a,4o ~ ole"'
LUG bones oI Abraham Lincoln from tho monu-
nent at Springfield wns credited by but few
people. Tho crime Was too horrible for belief;
nothing of tho kind had cver hcfnr. cr,,rrct1 IN
w. oa,,r,-r. a,a ~ :. 49,. - ~ ,,,'r>1a.aI =.
~ .no eou"t's' naa ~ not " W "o"oeteo ~
that hiac-tchtlis OF those who real tue dispatch
Eiring the particulars Wert 10th TO believe the
statements made, When tic sc},emc first b.
cnmc knnvn tn cr,c,t lotrcttvea fl,o,oe, o,,.s,
hn,nae I"pa.o, de ~ ~. o"e1s ,sa,,. o"ent ,',
actions Of the wors. ssoanarsls,-.hoy wcro IN,
cxpericuce any ono whom they thought low.
on, meoc. nnd drvtIfeh .r,rvb ri Tn.
as- ana A'.aa' Auu as'',.'n ., .uo,sn n"
astho 1uca thinE, tney could not cou-
cefvo OF nthd so debascd rs to
propose tho robbery, let alone execute It. Their
ytews. howcycr. hnvc bccn chnnre,1 hv suhse-
a,,n,,. aau.,sn.,,.. t,aa.,, -. ss.,,,,. ,,,s.,,
4ucut uoseiopa'e"'e' ieoo'o 'o' 1ap'''ltr WI"
criminal matters could sec no motive. Elmer
Washburn was asked q hundred times a day
"1Vhat was their object II but his onswrr THU
h,,o ~ r,war1 :, fo,,od - c.rr, .o,,rto,t,,,
~, n.y.. y. .."Au' 1su ~, W >5 IN; ~ose,o''. ,',
1"eee 1's" 'eeo''eo t"uo' 1"o nnE'a'a
would bc fools, since they would certainly lcad
to their own detection aud punishment by their
efforts to got the rausom, II any wero oiIcrel.u
f,.b.rs nrrat, t,,n,g,, tha s,orv wos an,"nvn,,",
sao."s Wv "a' p3r,.n!,
-tE1k II Was IN GtectlonEtFlnT Lflckt "publi8nEu
, 1876-11-18
THE "HUD."

8u4poWiN0 COUNTKAREtTBR.
At No. 2N West Madison street IL . saloon
called the "Hub," kept by Jack Mullins alias
Tcrrance and ono Cornellus. It Is aa1d to bo a
resort OF countesfeitsrs, and u such CAME under
tho cognizaacs Of Detective TyErcll, OF the
United 8tates Secret Service. In order TO tud
out who made tho place their headquarters, and
to learn what they ware doing, 1t was necessary
to get man into the gang whose misslon MAS
unknown aud Who could gain their confidence.
Tho Secret 8ergiea has II it, command men ca
pablo by habits and education Of gaining the
confidence Of anybody, from minister TO =
common tMef,-m&n who mako It their buxtnaaa
, 1876-11-18
rcuCArTILt: AGENCY.
>--~-r- .r,1xzss EsrAHIfsmxn 1sa0.
=. -, , n BBADSTREET' l. SON COMPANY,
lap rnsrnErons or Tit"
1nnrngRd Mercantile Agency.

l1H1II III uU 4kAA V%AAsAA~ ~@oS
PntHcrrAt oT1icEs:
an 9st. 2s3 broadway. New York.
nn,.. IN ali tho Principal citics Of the
Jnnth. vsste si.ee and tnnada: In londoi', England
tneaE aEsontincntal Correspondence
""' CHICAGO orytcE,
cof. Dearborn and Wash'ngton'ats' as !!
w. ALFRED ROBERTS, Supt.
,n,, Manufacturers, and rankcss:
hi,'nEs Espu ali ,eir right, title. and lntcrcat ln
tstt :, so 11n,,,royc, Mercantile Agency, Il will
.,asos,naea ID 70 a9s uncr The stylc ef Ths 81 nraa:
ktoaitIpss"vn s"n t:orpnny, IiAvinT rcorRantxctl tha
Ess' y SnA ~ many Of its branches, and added
asae.sn ~ important fcAturcs-wtf ample cau!tal
san6ttte sref,mulhle.I experience Ut largo corps
-Fia ap.ss tne many of whom iiAyo been lDny In
a tmp!sH,s.eani tlIe completion Of aystcE which
ht MN. than tntnt{.ilfe trifN tD pfttect,
hhss.If If'tsnch U1lcea In nil Conmdfcial ccrtrcs
.ia qa Ma,nn 10 san FrancEsco, md from Montreal
fFom peo n,ir.ne, with unr Hho!e l'uslnesk under
nse".,..stneut se" aud in nnr inlarext. we ice!
=. sttsd n claiming for our Agency, that ln many
a.a,.ni Itaturr~ Il has never been et!aaiea, Ht1lo
ls1s.Gfo,ttrh fcmf. ANIMAL volume OF our Renotta
las tssns nrcpartd aud will he issucd Jan. !,
~; ls7;-,o zo1t1y on Tie merits Of oar rork. VIC sc-
ktit.His t.H+ soiirft m examination af nnr s}Htem,
rptt9a!'! !.s"roncc Of our ability tn sul,etAnttutc
EtthInSi EtthIn.is,m and will, tho knowledge Tint It Is
al ss. n; Tie earnest consideration Of every per-
nod'p*n''nGG nGGfiSli.Es SEsil!ii. F. CLARK, rte.!dent
, 1876-11-18

Steiilua;y
I i l|l|lant!.
MEDAL and DIPLOMA,
HIGHEST AWARD.

TIE following olc!al TernTs Of tte tndEss Of Awards "
Hift " thu i:rntenna! auturttes wrre unanimously
awarded u 4YEtSWAr Suns, The sepurt spcaka
fur itself Anl m httentlYt rcfusa1 and critical Eoin-
rArtson With published faports respectfully 20.
iI,,4F
, 1876-11-18

ART SALE
Art #! SALE.

The sixth night Of tho froat Sale
# 1889 Paintings, in the EXPOSE
tiou Art Hall, affords buyers grand
rhsucos, as Nos. 437 to 533 will be
offared, Examine the Paintings be-
fore P. m.
sale conducted by +. A. Leonard.
Vtbert, Hamilton, Moran, Egus-
outsa, Goupil, and May, all have
dne Paintings tonight.
HIRAM NRu81I, Auetlonees.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1876-04-22

CIRCUIT CoURT-The Baltimore city Fertilizing Co.
VS.. Luther B. Sampson; judgment for plaintiff for
S147 .95.
Joseph Peddicord was declared an insane pauper and
an order passed directing him to be confined in the
Maryland Hospital for the Insane until he his
reason or be released by due course of law.
Brown, Allen Co. VS.. John G. Sullivan motion to
dissolve writ of replevin overruled.
Mary A. Wilson VS.. William Murphy and Cassandra
Murphy; case entered satisfied"
VIM Cross Richard x. Cross, trading William
Gross Bro vs.. John G. Sullivan removed TO Balt-
more city Court Of Common Pleas.
The Lycoming National Bank Of Williamspot. in the
State of Pennsy lvana vs. same; removed to Superior
Court.
The ex-county policeman Jos. knight ct al, vs. the
County Commissioners appeal from Justice Taylor for
nav as policemen appointed under act OF Assembly,
1874 chapter 374. The case was further argued on
Saturday last The Court held the matter under ad
visement
The following named prisoners were sentenced by
Hon Richard Grason the 18th: Geo. Ruhl. larceny
Of clothing sentenced to two years in the Maryland
pententiary Henry Stanley, larceny Of harness. the
property of A. Cole OF L., fifteen months in the Mary
land penitentiary; Geo Leib, murder OF Alice V'fau
sentenced to six years in the penitentiary.
SHIRLEY Shanks George Shanks and Thos. Shanks,
assault and battery tried before court adudged not
guilty.
not guilty confessed by State.
Miss Gilman, selling merchandise without license;
plea Of not guilty confessed by State.
G. Aul selling liquor without license, submits under
nIea of guilty fined $40 and costs, superseded FOR
sixty days by Christian Buehler.
Conrad Mathel. selling liquor without license; plea
OF not guilty confessed by State.
In the case OF Patrick Mccormick vs. Sarah b. STAINS.
bury ct al appeal has been taken to the Court OF
Appeals.
Hannah A. Sandersen VS.. Jos. E. Pearson ct al, ap.
peal entered to the Ceurtof Appeals.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1876-04-22
TO ACCEPT AS
a Public Road Willow Avenue,
Ready Avenue and Airing
ton Avenue, in the Ninth
District.

OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS FOR BALTIC.
County, TowsoNTowN, April IL, 1876.
NOTICE is hereby given that petition has
~ been presented to this Board by Samuel
Kirby, President of the Board of Trustees of
the Samuel Ready Asylum for Female Or
phans, D. G. Mcintosh, William T. Weldon,
John Cochran, Andrew Graham, William Will
liams, william F. Williams, Ellen Schley,
William C. schley, D. Haubert, Henry Lentz,
and other taxable inhabitants of Baltimore
county, asking that to have accepted and re-
corded as a public road of Baltimore county
road beginning on the east side of the York
Turnpike road between the Sd and 4th mile
stones on said road, at an avenue which has
been for some years open under the name of
"Willow Avenue" and runs thence in south
easterly direction, following the bed of said
avenue as now open, at a uniform width of 43
feet, fer distance of sos feet inches, and
then turns southwark and follows the bed of
an avenue lately opened under the name of
"Ready Avenue" which said avenue is of the
uniform width of 40 feet, for distance OF 1866
feet 3 inches, aud then turns westward and fol-
lows the bed of avenue 30 feet wide, for
many years open and known as darlington
Avenue" for distance of 459 feet inches,
until it intersects the York Turnpike road on
its easterly side. The location and length of
said road, together with the names of the par
ties through whose lands, or adjacent to
whose lands III passes, are more particularly
shown and described by courses and distances
en- the plat which accompanies the application.
This road has already been constructed by
private enterprise, and the cost of which has
been exclusively borne by the owners of prop
erty bordering thereon
Henry L. Bowen, William H. Shipley and
DR.. j. II. Prentiss are appointed Board OF
Examiners upon the above petition. They are
hereby ordered to meet on the premises, on
Tuesday, 9th day of May, 1875,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
make an examination and report to this Board
whether or not the above petition should be
granted.
The Examiners will apply at this office for
| the above petition, plat, &c.
PLEASANT HUNTER,
ROBERT S. CORSE,
ISAAC CROWTHER, SR.,
County Commissioners for Baltic County.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1876-04-22

An ESCAPED PRISONER FOUND IN LIMBo.-James Sar
ford of the four prisoners who escaped from Depu
ty Sheriff Knight, on the York road, last November
whilst being transferred from Baltimore to the Jail at
this place. in hack has been found in the Jail at Jer-
sey City, N j. where he is held charge of burga-
ry. He will be tried there next week, and if &C
quilted he will be arrested and broIght to Baltimore
to to similar charge Sanford was passing un.
der the of George Williams and had tried dis
guise himsefby shaving off his moustache but he was
readily recognized by Deputy Sheriff Knight.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1876-04-22

PAINFUL AcCIDENT.-Laurence Burke, son of the late
exSherif Burke met with painful accident on Tues
day last. he was sitting upon.the "azy board" of
wagon heavily loaded with wood, when the wagon was
suddenly overturned in the opposite direction from the
side on which he was sitting, throwing him up a con-
siderable distance and in his descent his head struck
the bed Of the wagon i1icting fearful cash on the
right size. The blow heavy that he remained
senseless for time. Dr. Piper rendered the
sary attention The accident occurred Mrs. Burke
farm, in Lime Kiln Bottom.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1876-04-22

FROM YORK TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENT with reuui.
sion from Gov. Carroll, Sheriff Barton and his son
Charles last week proceeded to York. Pa and brought
to Jail here to await trial. George Rich and Chas Bark
err who were arrested in York time ago charged
with having robbed the store of Mr.. Samuel Miller at
Monkton 1t will be remembered that the two above
named, with another man, named John Elliott, all
tramps captured by the York police after a very
sharp fight, in which Elliott fired at Of the officers
For this oense he Elliott tried in York and
fenced to three years confinement in jail The goods
were positively identified by Mr. Miller his property
Rich and Barker are both young young men and pro-
test that they are innocent of the charge.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1876-04-22

PLEASANT ENTERTAINMENT.-The Sabbath school
connected with the NJ E. church at Powhatan in con
nection with the public school at the same place.
public exhibition Monday night last, proceeds for
the benefits of the church. The exercises consisted of
reciatons, dialogues and music, the latter under the
direction of Prof. Vite, of Baltimore The entertain
meRt most pleasant one, and was highly appre-
cated by the large audience present The exhibition
was gotten up by Mr.. r. NJ G. Trainor teacher of the
public school, and Mr. L. Younger superintendent OF
the Sabbath school, assisted by the teachers. Quite
handsome sum was realized for the object.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1876-04-22

@9- Rev. DR.. Kirkus, rector of Christ Prot
estant Episcopal Church, Baltimore, has re-
signed, owing to controversy between the
"high church" and Glow church" people of his
congregation. DR.. Kirkus is a "high church
man." and the majority of the members favor
ing Glow church" won their point which led to
the resignation for the sake of harmony.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1876-04-22
Hope springs eternal in the human breast
Man never is, but always to be blest.''
SINGULAR AM FATAL Aoc1pxNr-A voun

SINGULAR AND FATAL ACCIDENTAL young man
named John Murray, aged about eighteen years, and
employed about the Woodlawn boarding school, on
Woodbourne avenue, Govanstowr, found dead in a
lower of the school building late hour Mon
day night last The floor of the room in which young
Murray was found was covered with blood and an ex
animation of the dec ased revealed the fact that
terry of of the legs severed the foot and
it was apparent that he had bled to DEATH The only
theory how the cutting happened is this: MUIR
ray, it is thought, cutting corn, Of his
feet, and the knife slipping inflicted the wound. He
made outcry that any of the family heard and the
superstition that he have tainted directly after
the accident and bed death before he discovered
On Tuesday morning an inquest was held by Justice
VIM. H. Taylor, of GOvanstown the jury, after hearing
the evidence of several Witnesses rendered verdict
that Murray to his death by accidentally cut
ting the femora artery of his leg. 1t is thought the
unfortunate young bled to death in the space of
five minutes.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1876-04-22

THRowNFRoM A HoRRE AND IEJUEED.-0n Saturday
last of Mr.. VIM. Lee aged about eleven years,
living with his father MIR. Samuel W. Coles farm,
the c. RR. short distance below Riders station,
met with painful accident by being thrown from a
horse The boy was riding the horse from field where
he had been blowing and while passing through gate
it blew shut and striking the horse caused him to
away throwing the boy off upon pile of stones cut
ting his head very badly and bruisng him Seriously
When picked up he in unconscious state and
manned for some time Under the of DR.. Piper
he is recovering.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1876-04-22

They say business is dull; sugar and coffee
are selling slowly. Not SO with DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup; we understand our druggists
can hardly supply the demand.
(''Zeb Crummet") says old Deacon Ransom
went to a circus end took his grandchild, re-
marking to every acquaintance he met that
the Boy wanted to see the sacred animals, and
that he couldn't find it in his heart to refuse
him. Arriving at the the tent the boy became
frightened and cried TO 60 home and the Dea-
con spanked him to make him go in.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1876-04-22

FATAL AcCIDENT-John Mcnamara, whilst at worI
in shaft for the permanent water supply, Hall.
Springs, accidenty met his death on Thursday of las
week The shaft in which the unfortunate man was al
work is ftytwo feet deep, and he with three other
men, were standing platform about fifteen feet from
the bottom while those above lowering with ropes
tmbers to be used in the construction of the shaft
rope and went crashing the bottom in its descent
striking Mcnamara the head and fracturng his skull
badly that he died after being taken out An
other of the men, named Stevens, was also painfully
though not fatally injured. Mcnamara was an Irish
man by birth, but for time had been resident oil
North Adams Mass, where he has wife and four chill
dren living.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1876-04-22

Ngg- The Eutaw House, in Baltimore, the
property of Mr.. John W. Garrett, has been
purchased by Mr.. A. j. Ford, of Richmond,
Va, for $23O,OOO, and property on the south.
east corner of Baltimore and Eutaw streets,
purchased by Mr. Ford about year ago, and
valued at 100000.