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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1879-10-11

OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS BALTIMORE Co.,
TowsONTOwN, Sept. 30, 1879.
Ordered by the County Commissioners of Balti-
more county, that the following named persons be
and they are hereby appointed JUDGES OF
ELECTION, to be held November 4th, 1873:
FIRST DISTRICT.
CISAAC PEDDICORD,
1st Precinct DAVID LEONARD,
HENRY SCHL0SSER.
JOHN J. PILERT,
ID Precinct DAN'L J. McCAULEY,
ALIEN. CROSBY.
SECOND DISTRICT.
GERARD EMMART,
DAVID WILSON,
WILLIAM SHIRLEY.
THIRD DISTRICT.
CHENRY 7. DALEY,
Ist Precinct JAS. w. BERRY,
DIR. E. II. DUNN.
civilian POLE, sR.,
ID Precinct DANIEL W. HOFF,
JOSEPH w. JAMES.
SAMUEL BRADY,
Sd Precinct c. LYON ROGERS,
JAS. B. COUNCILMAN.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
JESSE UPPERCO,
GEORGE W. UHLER,
JOHN F. GORE.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
JOHN P. KELLEY,
NOAH C0FFIEL,
JOHN X. HARVEY.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
JACOB B. HAMPSHIRE,
GEORGE D. OWINGS,
GEORGE NJ. FULTZ.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
(ELI S. SAMPSON,
LIST Precinct ABRAHAM DOWNS,
WHITFIELD MEREDITH.
CJOSIAS S. PEARCE,
ID Precinct HARRISON ALM0NY,
JOHN 7. BURNS.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
MCCORMICK DOUGHERTY,
LIST Precinct ABRAHAM SCOTT,
TH0S. NENINS.
patrick KILROY,
ID Precinct CHAS. o. C0CKEY,
CALEB STAINES.
NINTH DISTRICT.
r.. C. LEGRAND COLE,
Ist Precinct CHARLES II. NIC0LAI,
GOTLEIB STRASSINGER,
JOHN NJ. PAXTON,
ID Precinct W. o. SMITH,
VIM. IL. APPLEBY.
(CHARLES H. MANN, ST.,
Sd Precinct J. MAURICE WATKINS,
JOHN E. PORTER.
TENTH DISTRICT
WILLIAM G. HALL,
JOHN ?. CUDDY,
]. MARCH MCC0MAS.
ELEVENTH DISTRICT.
GEORGE W. YELL0TT,
Ist Precinct Z. C. CARMAN,
NATHAN P. C0RBIN.
(WALTER T. ALLENDER,
I'd Precinct EUGENE F. RAPHAEL,
T. JOHNSON EVANS.
F}r TWELFTH DISTRICT.
~ JOHN HANNEGAN,
lst Precinct JOHN GRACE,
SAMUEL Z. NITZEL.
IL lt CWM. H. REEVER,
ID Precinct NICHOLAS EVANS,
NICHOLAS NJ. BRIAN.
(TH0S. B. CATCH,
Sd Precinct JOSEPH FORESTER,
JAMES THOMPSON.
THIRTEENTH DISTRICT.
ADAM BRANDAU,
JOSEPH RYAN,
RICHARD CRAGG.
The first person named in each District and
Precinct is hereby appointed RETURN JUDGE.
By order
WILLIAM CARMICHAEL,
EDWARD W. STIEFEL,
JOHN III. MILLENDER,.
County Commissioners of Baltimore County.
Test u. HARTMAN SCH0NE, Chief Clerk.
Oct 4.-te.
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Damage to- a Race Course.-The

Damage to a Race Course.-The jury in
the case of Ellen Bishop, executrix, vs.. VIM. H.
West, which has been for the last two weeks on
trial in the Court of Common Pleas of Baltimore
on Wednesday rendered sealed verdict for the
plaintiff for $1,000, being the full amount claimed
The facts of the were, that the defendant was
the owner of mill-race which ran along the side
OF the Herring Run Race Course property, belong
ing to the estate of the late David L. Bishop, and
owing to the defective condition Of tho banks and
bottom of the mi-race, the water, in time of
freshets, ran upon the race course and damaged it,
The damage sued for in this case was claimed to
have been done in 1876 and Z. The defendant
denied his liability for any damage, claiming that
the stOppage by Mr.. Bishop of the waste water
gates of the mill-race the cause of any damage
that occurred, and that he was, moreover, by the
deeds under which the parties held (both plaintiff
and defendant claiming title under the same orr
ginal holder,) entitled to have the water from the
mill-race flow over the PLAINTIFF property. There
were many intricate questions of law raised in the
progress of the trial, and the was most holly
contested throughout.
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Miscellaneous.
OHERIFF'S ELECTION NOTICE.
GENERAL ELECTION, 1879

Notice is hereby given to the qualified voters OF
Baltimore county, that an Election will be held IN
said county, on
The First Tuesday nert after the fret Monday Of
NoUemJer, 1879,
it being the 4th day of said month, in the several
Precincts and Districts of Baltimore county, viz
First District.
First Precinct-FAIR VIEW INN, FREDER-
lex TURNPIKE.
Second Precinet--NEWBURG HALL, CA
louisville.
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Eighth District.
Ninth District,

First ct-C0CKEYSVILLE.
Second Precinet-C.O o. Jockeys TEN-MILE
HOUSE, YORK TURNPIKE.
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First Precinct-CoLD SPRING HOTEL.
Second Precinct-HAMPDEN VILLAG E,
FALLS ROAD.
Third net-TOWSONT0WN.
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From Gardenville, 18th District.-L0ye
Collection Of Dahtias-Large Apple Crop-Ldnd
SOld-Dicelling Bmaed-Fodder .Saring--The
Drought.-We are now having very warm weather
for this season of the year and every thing is
growing as nicely as in midsummer The lovely
flowers blooming more beautifully than at any
other season. l have $50 dahlias. You saw them
two weeks ago but now they are much finer. l
don't believe there is dozen in the whole lot
that are not in full bloom, but they must soon
succumb to the frost king.
Apple picking is now the order of the day and
as the weather is fine and the fruit if carefully
handled it will keep well. Mr.. Jesse Fowler
picked So bushels off of five trees without using a
ladder, simply standing on the ground. lie has a
fine orchard and good fruit.
Mr.. Fowler last week sold one and a-half acres
of ground, 4 miles from the city, which is highly
improved, to Mr.. Casper Frisky, for $500. This
gives Mr.. Frisky fine front for his property along
the turnpike, which accounts for the property
bringing such large price.
The house ON the farm of Mrs. Mary Wilson,
near Putty HILL was burned one night last week.
1t was unoccupied, Mr.. B. Wilson having moved
to the city some two months ago, and intended to
remove back again the next day after the house
was burned. There was no insurance the
building, which was burned to the ground, not
withstanding the nsighbors did all in their power
to save it.
Fodder saving is almost over and 1 have heard
of some husking out their corn, but 1 think ii
would be better to let the corn dry a little more
The ground has now become so dry as to pre-
vent ploughing for wheat, by those who have not
had tho ground broken up. They will have to
wait until rain comes to soften the earth. Wheat
that has been sown is commng up badly, the
ground being SO dry. NJ. A. R.
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First Precnt-AT THE HOUSE OF ELI S.
SAMPSON.
Second Precinct--PLEASANT HUNTERS
HOTEL, WISEBURG.
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Stable and Carriage House Burned

Stable and Carriage House Burned
The stabling and carriage house on the property
of Mr.. Christian Ak, on Cold Spring lane, near
Charles street avenue, were destroyed by fire be-
tween and o'clock on Wednesday morning.
The place is occupied by Mr.. John c. Grafiin,
who succeeded in getting out his horses and car
riages lust in time to save them. The total loss
will reach about $1,000. The fire is supposed to
have been caused by tramp who slept in the hay
loft.
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Bond & Tidy, Solicitors, N. Charles ST.,
Baltimore, Md.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
PROPERTY NOS. FIVE AN.
SEVEN, DENMEAD STREET.

LEASEHOLD PROPERTY NOS. FIVE AND
SEVEN, DENMEAD STREET.
HNHE undersigned, Trustee, appointed by the
L Court of Common Pleas of Baltimore city in
the matter of the insolvent estate of +aEr
EssIln John A. Hook, by virtue of the power -
E in him vested by said appointment, -
will sell at Public Sale, on the premises, on
Tuesday, October 2Sh, 1879,
at 4P.M.,
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND AND I'M
PROVEMENTS,
situate and lying in Baltimore county and de-
scribed as follows Beginning for the first there
Of on the north side of Denmead street, at the
distance of one hundred and fourteen feet west,
from the northwest corner of Denmead street and
MARYLAND avenue and at the northwest corner of
Denmead street and an alley four feet wide, and
running thence west, binding on Denmead street
eighteen feet to the centre of the partition wall
between the house ON the lot now being described,
and the house erected on the lot next adjoining
thereto on the west thence running north through
the centre of said WALL and of width of eigh-
teen feet in all one hundred and one feet and six
inches to the west side of said alley four feet WIDE
subject to the annual ground rent of Sl26; i'm
proved by a three-story
BRICK DWELLING,
Win Dack DullulnS.
Immediately thereafter will be sold the Second
Lot which is described as follows Beginning
for the second thereof on the north side of Den
mead street at the distance of hundred and
thirty-two feet west from the northwest corner of
Denmead street and Maryland avenue, and at the
centre of the partition wall between the house on
the lot now being described, and the house on the
lot next adjoining thereto the east, and thence
running west, binding on Denmead street eigh-
faan feet In the side of Hudson alley thence
running north of even width of eighteen feet,
binding ON said Hudson alley, one hundred and
one feet and six inches, subject to annual
ground rent of $l26. (FOr title lease from
Sarah Steigenwald to John A. Hook, Land Re-
cords of Baltimore county, Liber J. B., No. 81,
folio 53S, &c.
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne-third of the pur-
chase money Cash, the balance in six and twelve
months, with interest and approved security, or
all cash, at the option of the purchaser.
G.. MORRIS BOND,
0ct.4.-ts.) Trustee.
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for the week ending Oct. Sth, inclusive;
DEEDS.
John Fox to Joseph Nicely.
C. C. Gogel to NJ. J. McCaGrey.
r. S. Carswell q VT. to L. S. Carswel wife.
G.. Ct. Hooper to C. Il. Hooper.
A. i. Coulter ct al. to George G.. Hooper.
ID. H. G6rdan q VT. to VIM. Tauney
Richard IaviIand to w. NJ. Baker.
S. +. Butler ct AL to H. l.. Martin 4 wife.
L. Cleary ct al. to L. IIofschneider.
Thomas Peerce to James Hawkins.
Isabella Brown to Frederick Wannenberg.
Thomas Armstrong to j. M. Shackelford.
j. w. Wilson ct al to A.. W. Richards.
Henry L. Heiske & wife to VIM. Marshall.
Il. A. Coleman to Ida i. Jones.
Ida B. Jones to Elizabeth A. Coleman.
Stephen Barton to Jas. w. Hughlett.
JAS W. Hughlett & wife to Robert Rennert.
Louis f. Therasson ct al. to Robert Rennert
Zepheniah Poteet to Cockeysville Permit Bldg.
and Saving Asso., BALTIC. Co.
Cockeysyille Bldg. & Savings Asso. to Thomas
ID. Mitchell.
Patrick Cronan & wife to Simon Hughes.
MORTGAGES.
j. II. Martin ct al. to South Liberty Permit.
Bldg. AssO., BALTIC. city.
Leopold Hofschneider to Elizabeth Cleary ct al.
Elizabeth Cleary ct al to Henry Ruhl.
VIM. IL. Curtis ct al. to Jas. NJ. Anderson.
f. Hettchcn to Home Bldg. Asso No. 10, Bait
more city.
J. w. Brown to Seventh German American
Bldg. Asso., BALTIC. city.
Geo. Smith & W.T. to Randallstown Bldg Asso.
No. l.
VIM. Marshall and wife to Henry L. Heiskel.
Thos. Il. Marshall and wife to Franklin Permit.
Bldg. Asso., Baltic Co.
A. Slade and husband to Franklin Permit. Bldg.
Asso. Balto Co.
VIM. Ruhl to Benz. T. Goodwin.
RELEASE OF MORTGAGES.
South Liberty Street Permit. Bldg. Asso. to M.
j. McCatfrey.
North Bond Street Bldg. Asso. No. 6, BALTIC.
city, to Franz Hettchen.
Gainesville Land & Loan Asso. to David Kalb.
Bammanns Bldg. ASso. No. 3, BALTIC. city, to N.
V. Cole.
Govanstown Bldg. Asso No. !, to J. P. Carey.
ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGES.
Home Mutual Bldg. Asso. BALTIC. city to Frank
lin Permit. Bldg. Asso., BALTIC. Co.
BILLS OF SALE.
Jas. w. Campbell to John Nugent.
VIM. d. Yingling to Jos. S. Wilmington.
John w. Wilson to VIM. II. Cunningham.
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Overcome by the Heat.-Mr. Samuel p.
Storm, a member of the condemnation jury be-
fore whom the Delta railroad cases being tried,
was overcome by the heat ON Monday lastin Long
Green Valley and it feared for time that he
would not recover. He was conveyed to the house
of Mr.. Samuel Higle and physician sent for,
who applied the proper restoratives and Mr..
Storm was able to return to Towsontown the day
following.
Mr.. John C. Pearce, a resident of the Valley,
and who accompanied the jury, was also effected
by the heat but not so seriously was Mr.. Storm.
Assaulting Postmaster.-Wm. Forester
was yesterday brought before United States Com
missioner Rogers, charged with having conspired
with Ludwig Emerich to commit an assault upon
the person and property of Charles E. Handy, the
postmaster at Mount Winans, Baltimore county,
and with interfering with him in the discharge OF
his official duties. The accused was held to bail
in 81 000to answer On Saturday next, 18th instant.
There is similar charge against Emerich, who
did not appear, in consequence of being sick
American of Thursday. limerick is constable
for the 18th district.
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MR.. GARY AT CRISFIELD.

Hon. James A. Gary, Republican candidate for
Governor of Maryland, spoke at very large meet
ing at Crisfeld, Somerset county, on Friday of
last week.
He said the Democrats were renewing the pledges
to amend, both as to inter-party management and
State and municipal reform, which they pro-
fusely made in 1875, when they signalized their
repentance by gross frauds ON the ballot-bOX in
Baltimore city; but that no reliance to be
placed upon the pledges of the party which in
variably protested good intentions when it got in
a tight place and forgot its promises when the
election was over. He said he had no personal
antagonism to the Democratic nominee for Gov
ernor, who was a gentleman of good character !;
but that Mr.. Hamilton professional pOlltl-
clan and the nominee of the "ring" which he had
charged with cheating him out of the nomination
in 1875. The same "ring" had now condoned the
offence of Carrolfs nomination with Hamilton and
his friends by giving him the nomination four
years later but, however good man Mr. Ham
ilton might be, the speaker maintained that he
would be influenced largely by the men to whom
he owed his elevation. Mr.. Gary read Senator
Joyces statement that one of the reasons why he
was not renominated was because he would not
cooperate in the bargain to elevate Mr.. Hamilton
to Senator Whyte's place and help make A. P.
German Governor when Hamilton should vacate
the Executive seat Mr. Gary said that Col. Joyce
was g0Ou Democratic duIuOTltyi dnuI dCcepIlnS
his statement true, it would appear that his real
competitor for the GovernOrship was Mr.. Gormanl
and that Mr.. Hamilton simply electioneering
for the United States Senate, intending to the
Governorship as a stepping stone to the Senator
ship. If this were true, it certainly not q
creditabe proceeding. Nor was it fair to the
people who honestly voted for Mr.. Hamilton, with
a desire he should be Governor, but who might
not care to have him for Senator, and who much
less might care TO have Mr.. German for Governor.
Mr.. Gary illustrated his charges of State extrav-
agance by reference to the enormous expenditure
of $4,000 on the State House. S250,000 on the
House of Correction, additions to the State debt,
and other matters of like character He said it
could be demonstrated that ever since the Demo-
cratic party came into power, in 1867, taxes and
cost of government had steadily increased, both in
the city of Baltimore and State of Maryland, and
all the pledges they had made to retrench had
been broken, as those they now making to the
taxpayers would be. He demanded n reduction
of the excessive official salaries, cropping off of
sinecures, a revision of fee bills in courts, the
stoppage of jobbing in printing and other things
at Annapolis, and said that if elected he would
carry his business principles into the administra-
ton of State affairs, and devote himself to the
public good.
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Third District.
First Precinct W0ODBERRY.
Second Precinct-OLD HAMMET HOUSE,
REISTERST0WN TURNPIKE.
Third Precinct--SEVEN MILE HOUSE, REFS
TERST0WN TURNPIKE.
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| A LEXANDER A. ELDER, ASSIGNEE, vs..
| N OLIVER PURKEY AND RACHEL Il.
| PURKEY, an the Circuit Court for baltimore
| county-in Equity.
ORDERED by the Circuit Court for Baltimore
county, this 23d day of September 1879, that the
| sale made and reported by Alexander A. Elder,
Assignee of Mortgage of the property mentioned
in the proceedings in the above entitled cause be
ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the con-
trary thereof be shown, or before the 2lst day
Of October 1879, provided copy of this order be
inserted in some newspaper printed IN baltimore
county once in each of three successive weeks be-
| fore the 2lst day of October, 1879. The report
| states the amount of sales to be 500.
JOHN BACON, Clerk.
True Copy-Test:
| Sep. 27.-4t.) JOHN BACON, Clerk.
IN BALTIMORE co. ORPHANS COURT,
i September 80, 1879. ORDERED, That the
sale of the real estate of Henry Owngs, deceased,
made by David Jean, the Executor ofthe last will
and testament of the said deceased, and this day
| reported to this Court by the said Executor, be
ratified and confirmed unless cause be sheWn to
the contrary, on or before the 9th dag Of Octo-
Der, 1879, provided copy of this order be in
serted in some weekly newspaper, printed and
published in Baltimore county, once IN each OF
three successive weeks, before the 9th day of Dc
tober, 1879. The report states the amount Of
sales to be S1,746.25.
JOSHUA f. C0CKEY,
ALBERT NJ. BROWN,
Judges.
True Copy-Test:-J0S B. MITCHELL,
| 0ct.4.-4tD Register of Wills for BALTIC. CO.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
i scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
for Baltimore county, letters testamentary on the
estate of
WILLIAM DAVID PARLETT,
late of said county deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
to exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof, to
| the subscriber,
on or before tie 18Th day Of March, 1880;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
| benefit of said estate. Those indebted to said es-
tate are requested to make immediate payment
| Given under my hand this 10th day of Sept,
1879. ACHSAH S. PARLETT,
| Sep. 2O.-4t.) Executrix.
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Real Estate Transfers, SSc-The following
is list of real estate transfers. &C., filed for re-
cord in the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court
for the week ending Oct. Sth, inclusive;
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Elauenth District

Tenth District.
SHADES TAVERN.
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DEATHS.

Deaths Free---Tr Tributes, &C., 10 cts. Line.
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Miscellaneous.
JUDGES OF ELECTION.

GENERAL ELECTION, 1879.
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Work of TRAMP" Detective Satur-
day, September 80, the Paradise Hotel, near
Gainesville, was robbed of clothing and razors
valued at $G2, and on Monday last "Liverpool
Shorty and "Brocky Kid" were arrested on sus
picion and lodged in Towsontown Jail. The
stolen articles were found pledged in Baltimore.
On Saturday last "Philby Red" and Baltimore
Slim" were arrested in Frederick city, through w.
w. McAllister, the tramp detective, charged with
taking part in the robbery. McAllister met the
men in Frederick early in the week, and Travelled
with them to Piedmont and then to Cumberland.
He gained their confidence, so that on the way
they told him the story of the robbery and how
they had disposed of the goods. When they
reached Frederick city McAlistor told the police
what he had learned, and asked that all three of
them should be arrested, which was done, the two
men, however, being ignorant of McAllister's
share in their capture. Officer Christy, of the
county police, afterwards went to Frederick, and
returned with the three men, who were placed in
the Frederick road station house. "Boston Kid"
and Cincinnati Bill are also believed to have
been engaged in the robbery, and McAllister ex-
poets to capture them.-Sun.
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Seventh District.

MIDDLETOWN.
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Third District.

Second District.
RANDALLST0WN.
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JOSHUA F. COCKEY,
ALBERT NJ. BROWN,

True Copy-Test:-J B. MITCHELL,
Oct 4.-4t.) Register of Wills for BALTIC. co.
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The "Find" of Stolen Bonds.-There are
no new developments in the of the recovery
in the woods Green Spring avenue, Of tin
box filled with bonds stolen about year ago
from the National Bank of Baltimore, and which
was briefly alluded to in these columns last week
except that in addition to bonds and papers be-
longing to the late VIM. M. Boone there were
some also which belonged to the late Capt VIM.
Kennedy. Everything which the Boone and
Kennedy box contained when stolen from the
bank was recovered, but the papers, from having
been buried, were damp and some ofthem mouldy.
All the bonds, &c, of any value had been dupli-
Gated, so that the securities recovered were not
worth anything in reality. The box is about Is
by Is inches and inches deep, with smaller
box inside. They had been broken open by the
thieves and the papers tumblcd about. The bonds
were taken out, wrapped in an olcloth and buried
beside tho box. The bonds were all intact, but
the wet earth had very badly damaged the papers.
Marshal Gray does not think the two men seen
searching for the booty were the thieves who rob
bed the bank, because they at fault as to the
hiding place, and were probably searching on in
formation from the principals in the robbery.
Afterth robbery, and before the death of Col.
Boone, that gentleman constantly annoyed by
the receipt of letters from New York, Chicago,
Philadelphia. &C., offering to return the box and
contents if he would pay for them. As the bonds
and stocks had all been reissued he did not care to
offer reward buta length to get rid of his CORES
pOndents, and also to secure theprivate papers, he
offered 5000 if the property was returned by a
fixed date. Nothing came of the matter, however
Henry DitZel, who first made the discovery that
led to the "fnd," has with several others, been
hard at work looking for the 49, 900 in greenbacks
stolen from the bank at the same time the bond
box was taken and hid in the woods.
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Fourth District.
sEISTERSTOWN.
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Sixth District

Fifth District.
WHITE HOUSE.
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Ensor g. Grason, Attorneys, TOwsOntOwn.

True Copy-Test:-J0S B. MITCHELL,
Oct. 4.-2tJ Register of Wills for BALTIC. co.