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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-18

Cunning Accident.-wm. n. Young. Of
Hampton. Falls road. met with terrible accident
on Thursday morning. lie started out squirrel
hunting and when near the Park gate shot squir-
rel which fell ON the opposite side Of fence from
where no was lie reloaded his gun and laying
l, upon the ground got over the fence to get the
game. lie then reached through the fence TO ge,
his gun and in pulling il towards him IL was dis.
charged. the load tearing away nearly half Of his
right hand aud the principal part Of the charge
lodging in his shoulder and throat. Aner the ae-
ciient he walked home where he was attended BY
Dr. X. =. Jones. The wounds are Of \ very seri-
Gus nature and may prove fatal. Young Is g
years Of age and has \ wife and one child.
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From Alberton. Cd District.

From Aiberton, I'd District.-In my last
letter failed to mention an important improve
ment at this place. the erection Of two substantial
brick dwellings, which will be completed by the
18th Of October.
Charles Bonn, who assaulted John Dunn nj this
place. on the 25th Of August. was convicted Of an
assault and sentenced TO the House Of Correction
for two years.
Mr.. Joseph II. Hartley. son Of phineas Hartley,
who has been in Minneapolis. Minnesota, for
several month, past. has returned home. He e.
poets to return, as he 10 much pleased with the
place. BART.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-18

David II. Shriver, ofwestminstcr, Nd, aged
- years, died on Thursday. lie was an uncle by
marriage Of Hon. John Z. Smith and had mum
Der of relatives in Baltimore county.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-18

Herd Prize.-At the Pennsylvania State fair
this week Mr.. John Merryman, Of llayfelds, this
county, received the herd prize Of $3.50 for his
herd Of llcrciords, one bull and six cows and
heifers.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-18

es-To &c, irst-class shoes Of all kinds, made
20 order, call on Alfred Phipps, rear Of Ady's
Hotel, Towsontown. Repairing a speciality. Mod
crate prices and good workmanship. Leave your
order and be convinced.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-18

Religious Notice.-Ths union revival meet.
ing that has been In progress during the past
week will be continued each evening during the
coming week. Preaching at n .. m. and , and
"A p. M, on Sunday. aud at u p. m. each even
ing during the week. Services will be held In
Chew's woods when the weather permits. Pebble
invited 10 attend.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-18

Child Run over.--0n Thursday evening car
No. u Of the York road line. Josiah Parks, driver
ran over = little child Of Mr.. Green, living near
Cottage avenue, slightly injuring Il abOu, the head
and arm.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-18

Election OF ofacers. AT the las, meeting Of
the Home Permanent Mutual Loan and Building
Association Of this place the following officers
were reelected for the ensuing year: President
A. II. MeMaster; secretary, W. NJ. Isaac; treas
urer, X. Y. Hook solicitor. VIM. :. Keech; direc-
tors. James Phipps. Joseph Kamp. Lewis H..
Urban, VIM. II. Ruby aud George REFS.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-18

jrfs- The horses Of Ex.Gov. Bowie, Of this
State won over $4,000 for their owner at Saratoga
this sumner.
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Legal Notices.
Law ONCE OF John J. Dobier. SIS 81. Paul
ST., Baltimore, Nd.


IL BALTIMORE CO., ORPHANS COURT,
i AUGUST 3lST, 1850.
ORDERED. That the sale Of the Leasehold es-
tate Of Jonathan j. Chapman, deceased, made by
Jonathan q. Chapman, the Administrator Of the
said deceased, and this day reported 10 this Court
by the said Administrator, be ratified and con-
hrmed, unless cause be shewn TO the contrary, on
or before the 27M day of .SspiemJer, 1850, provi-
ded 4 copy Of this order be inserted In weekly
newspaper. printed and published in Baltimore
county, once in each Of three successive weeks,
before the 9th day Of September, 1850. The re-
port states the amount Of sales 10 be 81, 10000.
JOSHUA y. COCkEY,)
JOHN G0NTRuM, Judges.
JESSE DAILY.
True Copy-Tcst: WIN. II. ROLLER.
Register Of Wills for Baltimore county.
Sept. 1T.
rINHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
i seribers have obtained from the Orphans
Court for Baltimore county, letters documentary
on the estate Of
DAVID JEAN,
late Of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims rgainst the said estate are hereby warned
60 exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, 60
the subscribers,
on or before The 5h day II april, 1851.
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted TO said cs-
tate are requested 20 make immediate payment.
Given under our hands this sth day Of September.
1850. ICHABOD JEAN,
MARTIN l.. JEAN,
Sept. ll.-it) Executors.
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81. Johns Mission. R:der Grafton. Of Forest
Hin, Hartford county, will preach at 81. Johns
Mission. York road. on Saturday evening, Sep
TENDER 2sth, At "a o'clock. Pebble invited.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-18

es-50oOo "Boys in Blue" are already organ
ized in the State Of New York aud enlistments arr
still going on.
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Another Tournament In the Rain.-The
second tournament at Halls Springs. Hartford
road, took place on Monday afternoon, despite the
rain. in the presence Of quite large number Of
spectators. Twenty knights entered the lists. the
four first to receive money prizes and the next four
20 have the honor of naming the queen and maids.
The fitting resulted As follows: c. l.. Wright.
Elias Corhin. Al. Burke and Dan. Wright took
the primes In the order named. and Daniel Jenicr.
Frank Burke, J. Talbot Kelley and VIM. Ady
carried Oh the honors. The ladies composing the
royal party wcre-queen. Miss Annie Christopher;
lst maid. Miss Amanda Christopher I'd maid.
Miss Herman; I'd maid, Miss Mary Baker. The
coronation address Was delivered by Malcolm IL.
Johnston, Esq.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-18

Mean Thieves. past summer Rev. J..
n. Davis pastor of the N. =. church In thisp place,
had very nice garden in the rear of the parson-
age, most Of the work In which had been done by
his own hands. Afler his corn and tomatoes had
matured some mean thieves entered the place and
carried most Of the crop away.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-18

ee-At the Pennsylvania State Fair, now being
held at Philadelphia, there Is = horse ON exhibi'
ton that Is ~ years old, and another In his ?5th
year.
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Maryland Line Items. Corn cut,

commenced in this vicinity.
Rev. Joseph 4. Ramsey and family have moved
into their new dwelling house near New Market.
Mr.. ". 7. Stamford, who ran n cake and bread
wagon during the camp meeting. will still con-
tinue IL for the accommodation 81 our people.
The yield of wheat is larger than was antcipa-
ted and a good many farmers will seed larger
crop this fall.
Many Of our people are engaged in making
cider and boiling arpie butter.
The brass band Of this village has secured the
service Of Mr.. Isaac Bowser. leader Of the New
Freedom band. as teacher.
Chinquapins are in market and are selling at
cents quart. They are very plentiful this sea-
son. u. y. y.
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Maryland Sunday school union.-Th

Maryland Sunday School Union.-This
noble organization recently sent one Of it, mis-
sionaries. the Rev. Arthur II. Thompson,to labor
In Baltimore aud Carroll counties, with . view to
aseertaining the state Of the Sunday school work
in these respective counties. and to render. when
necessary, what assistance he can. lie 10 now in
Baltimore county, having completed his labors
In Carroll, and his purpose in coming among Us
Is 10 enlarge the Sunday school work. by striv-
ing 10 stimulate TO more active. earnest efforts
those already engaged in the work by organiE-
ing schools in neighborhoods Where none exist.
and by recognizing. IL possible. those found in
languishing condition. The Union, Of which he
l. the representative. u unseetarian, being sup
ported by the voluntary contributions Of those in
any denomination feeling the need Of such work.
II assists weak schools of any denomination, by
the donation of Bibles and other Sunday school
requisites, and BY enabling them TO purchase d.
braries at greatly reduced rates. James l.. Ridge
ly Jr. Esq. Is vice presdent for Baltimore eoun-
~. Considering the noble object Of the a.soeia-
ton which Mr.. Thompson represents. we com
mend his work 20 the favorable confederation Of
the friends Of the Sunday school cause.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-18

Perry Hall Items.-Busine.s in all branches
is very brisk at present Our blacksmiths are
busy day and night. turning out new work, re-
pairing. &c. Storekeepers are also driving a
brisk trade and farmers very busy blowing for
whesi.
The heavy rain and high wind Of las; week
knocked down many apples. doing considerable
damage. Corn also blown down and IL will
now have TO be cut TO prevent the ears rot,ing.
Mr.. Geo. W. Penn has commenced the erection
Of an addition To his store room which has become
too small for his increasing business. lie kecpsa
large assortment Of goods.
Mr. Henry Akehurt has an apple which is q
curiosity in its way. II weighs l? ounces and he
is anxious To know whether anybody can produce
n larger one. IL has a small speck Of rot in IL.
II il we're no, for this would send il TO your
office. y.
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From Mt. Washington. N. c. R.R.-M

" noh&nBbou Az. ~. ~.
io,s-Fsir- IsTspnai-Th .Sio'c-- Fla. tAick-
cas-, del hope the late ''eold snap" will give
both the mosquitoes and ourselves rest. They
months they have been unusually busy and the
annoyance from them has been something terrible.
A festival or fair commenced about two weeks
ago in the Catholic school house and at this writ
ing 1. stiliin progress. Large sums 81 money are
gathered in nightly, much Of which Is obtained ~
rafting, etc. Surely this is good way TO starye
n fellow TO death next winter by squeezing all the
loose change out of his pockets now.
Eev. Mr.. Wright, pastor Of the NJ. Z. church,
left on the 9Th inst. To pay visit to his home at
Chanlbersburg, Pa. lie will remain away nearly
three weeks. Mr.. Joseph Wilmington, principal
Of Waverly high school. filled his pulpit ON sun
day last, morning and evening. Both sermons
we're instructive and edifying.
In spite Of the inelemeney Of the weather a
great many people from this place attended the
county fair las; week. Chas. Baughman had some
fne poultry on exhibition there for which be re-
ceiyel first premium. Some Of his chickens are
perfect beauties and he takes great delight in
them. giving them very close attention.
49," seems TO End fault with the railroad CON-
pany in transporting passengers TO and from the
lair. l have heard Of no other complaints, but,
ON the other hand. the action ON the part OF the
company met with general approval.
Politics quiet. Neither party has raised n
pole here yet aud no clubs have been formed.
A. close this letter Mr.. G. Bailey IL sending up
q large balloon, inflated with hot air. lie snc.
ceeded better than that young man in your town
for his balloon rose grandiy TO n considerable
height and sailed oG in = sou;hwesterly direction.
PAS.
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THE ~ CHILLED
<=&sM--s. PLOw.

l. warranted to do good work. scour in any soil.
run lighter than any pillow in usc. Over 100000
Of these plows now in the hands Of farmers fully
attest their merits.
Ets- Patent Galvcnzcd Steel Barbed Fencing.
No other Fencing SD cheap or put up so easily or
quickly.
FERTILIZERS % STANDARD BRASDS-GriLfh g.
Turner AHisni Bone Pho.J,Lo's. high grade
phosphate prepared from animal bone. has given
great satisfaction and Is popular wherever known;
Aikniinr IPani F"od is especially adapted to corn,
oats. potatoes and vegetables requiring fertilizer
rich in potash: Griffith Turner'S Unsteamed
Rome. Siinglul's and Bakers Dissolved Bone. Tur-
ner's Excelsior and Phosphate. IIolloway's Ex-
cel-ior and Phosphate. Listers Phosphate. White
locks vegctator Peruvian and Orchilla Guano.
Plaster. Acid anil Chemicals for conn pounding fer
tililers.
Repairing Of all kinds at shortest notice.
Ef.-Scnd for descriptive circulars.
GRIFFITH 4 TURNER.
May 22.'S0-Iy.l ~ 4 81 n. Paca 81.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-18

Terrible Afiiiction.-Miss Ida Bosley, living
on Roland avenue. woodberry, who has for some
tiEne suffered great agony from n large abnormal
growth or trmor On the check, is lying in q criti-
cal condition. The tumor has reached enormous
proportions. reaching to the lady's waist. She,
however. bears up with unusual patience and for
titude. The young lady was operated upon BY
Prof. Tiffany, Of Green street Inhrmary, last win
ter. Il was then hoped the operation would be
successful, but the tunor In short time reappear-
cd. enlarging so rapidly that nothing more could
be done. Il has evidently become eaneerous, and
her death Is expected at any moment.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-18

Driving Accident.-flenry Miller, captain
Of the barge cockade City, running between Bal
timore aud North Point Tivoli, met with pain
full accident while on his way TO Towsontown
Wednesday morning. lie was driving up tho
pike when his horse took fright at n load Of hay
aud turning suddenly threw Miller out breaking
his right arm In two places. lie came TO Tow
sontown aud was attended By DR.. Piper. Amer the
accident the horse ran away and damaged the
buggy to the extent 1850. The team belonging
TO VIM. II. Bireh's livery stable, North street,
Baltimore.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-18

A club was organized on Quaker lane, waveriy.
on Monday night last. with 4? members. WIN.
Eli. was elected president and John p. Shock,
secretary.
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From philopoi,s, 9th District.

From Philopolis. 9th District.-Fris.ds'
Quarterly M.s,iay-Aeeidsnf-Deat d~.-The
quarterly meeting Of the Society Of Friends was
held at the meeting house. near Western Run. ON
Sunday last. A large congregation was present.
equal 60 former occasions. In the morning bar
lingion Hopes aud Mor'lccai Price spoke. Al
night the meeting was continued Mt Gorsuch's
Hall. Mr.. Hope. and Abel Hull preaching. Al
Stevensons Chapel colored VI. T.. church services
Of a similar character were held, conducted by
Mordccai Price and Mrs. Elizabeth Plummer.
Al Bo.ley's NJ. T.. church on the same day Rev.
Mr.. GLENN preached to large congregation ON
the subject Of the divinity Of Christ and the
necessity Of our presenting our petitions to Him.
AIN sorry To record an accident 10 the wife OF
Mr.. Samuel ". Price. In her efforts TO entertain
her numerous friends u; her home she fell down
the stairway and was considerably injured. Al
this writing she has somewhat improved.
After an illness Of two weeks Mr.. Elijah Price
diel at his residence near Glencoe. lie was an
indd.iriou. carpenter and good citizen.
PntLorOLIs.
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From Kingsville 18th District.-Rain-
L"rys CaLL"y.-N.r Variety ~ Wheaf--Go"f
Kogd., a'r.--sinec the recent raias vegetation I.
looking well. Corn j. ready for harvesting in
this section. Several farmers are already nearly
through cutting.
Mr.. EdAard Bagley pas,ed here ON Monday be-
fore the fair With Elk heads of cabbage. raised On
b.. farm. which weighed ~ lbs. The heads were
trimmed ready for table use. lie was on his way
{" Timonium.
Mr.. Vim. Dilworth. 81 this place. hasa very fine
specimen Of wheat called The Wheat of Taos.
lie fret got ounce. for which he paid 50 cents.
lie has so"n il three times and last harvest he
realized bushels. myself have seen SO stalks
growing from one seed planted.
We have been blessed with good road super
visor. and our roads have been in good condition
all summer much better than for many ears past.
sincerely hope he will be continued in his pres
ent position.
| remarked the other day 90 popular Demo
crat that there were n reat many Hancock poles
going up. lie laughingy said they can raise
their poles as much they please. but Garfield
can raise his own poles" lSOmething wrong,
Seeing an advertisement IN n certain paper for
Garfield and Hancock badges ] enclosed % cents
e. the advertiser for of the former. but have
not We, received the badge or an answer to my let
ter. know Of parties who sent the same amount
for Hancock badges and got them. II.
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Miscellaneous.

EMPIRE TlIRESliER AND SEPARATOR.
in sire suited either for farm thrcshers outfit.
1.-THE HAGERSTOwN."
THE FARMERS FRIEND"
and THE MONARCH GRAIN DRILLS.
These Machines 50 long and favorably known
with the addition of late improv cmcnts-c embrace
the most pcrfec; device. for sowing grain, seeds
aud fertilizers.
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On Tuesday evening a club was organized at
Grants Hall, Hartford road and Gorsueh avenue,
with the following officers President, Geo. Hamil-
ton; secretary, John Jackson treasurer. Frank
Pendieton: sergeant arms. Charles johnson.
The club numbers % members with prospects Of .
large increase.
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Property sales.-Geo. W. Hook, auctioneer,
sold at the Court llouseon Wednesday, for Messrs.
Mcintosh. Ysliott and Perrie. trustees, one un-
divided sixth interest In 81 acres Of land, known
as the Young property. near Middietown, 9Th dis
triet. Improved BY dwelling house, barn, &c. +;
purchased by WIN. Young for $3.50.
Storm a Risteau, auetioneers, sold on the same
day. for Jas. II. Smith, Esq, trustee Of Robt.
Mohsr. an insolyent debtor, lot Of ground In
woodberry, improved by two two-story brick
houses; purchased by David Carroll for $500.
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bu. red wheat, Samuel Ceilings, fret. ! bu.
white wheat, c. Lyon Rogers, fret. bu. yellow
corn, Sheppard Asylum. FIRST. 20 seed ears yell
low corn, WIN. s. TreadueIl, arst. 20 seed ears
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Family carriage, 7. d. Marshall a Co.. Baiti-
more, Nd. Top buggy. George Hubbard, Cockeys-
willie. and Marshal a Co. No-top buggy, w. ii.
Toner. jaeger. GEORGE Hubbard, John A. Hanna,
Bel Air. Spring Wagon, y. X. Herr, Westmin.
s,er; q. A. Mason. saddlery, John D. Hammond
A Ca and Inhn ID. Thnmn
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Concord grape. Mr.. d. Jenifer: catawba. Miss
Belle Breckenridge: currant. Mrs. w. J.. Shank
lin: blackberry. Miss Annie Sarrington; cherry.
Mrs. d. Jenifer home. made cordial, Mrs. j. Jen-
ifcr.
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The eolored Republicans Of the ID district have
organized n campaign club. starting out with IS
members which number IL being increased at each
meeting. The following officers have been elected
President. John Joyce; vice president. William
Hart secretary, Michael Addison treasurer. Jas.
Addison. The club Is styled THE james A. Gary
Garfield and Arthur Club On Wednesday even
ing Of last week the club raised pole and flung
q handsome banner TO the breeze.
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Family Re .union.-The family Of Mr.. WIN.
Turnbaugh, Of Jarrettsviile. Hartford county, for
merly Of this county, held n reunion at bis resi-
denee on 18th instant. Iiis whole family, con-
sisting Of nine chiidren-hve sous and four daugh-
tiers. all married-were present-together with
twenty Eve grand children. Mr. Turnbaugh sat
at the head Of the table, his wife on his right and
the other members Of the family following In order
Of seniority. Mr.. Turnbaugh IL &C years Of age,
his wife 65 and their Oldest ehild-a son-t5 years
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Campaign Clubs The Republican voters Of
the sth aud 10th districts held meeting at the
Odd Fellows Hall. near Phonix, on Tuesday
night. September 9Th. and formed Garfield aud
Arthur club with the following officers President,
Thos. T.. Kemp; sergeant.at arms, VIM. Berry.
Speeches were made by Messrs. Durkees aud
Kemp aud thirty six names were placed upon the
roll. The club will hold its meetings regularly
every Tuesday night. when Il Is expected that the
membership will be largely increased.
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Drowned While bathing. -

Drowned Whuo Bathing.--A stranger,
whose name Is supposed TO have been James y.
Ward, Of Baltimore. vas drowned while bathing
In pond near Texas on Sunday morning. The
body was recovered aud Justice Kane held an In
quest. An examination vas made BY DR.. Joseph
Galloway. who gave Il as his opinion that the man
had ruptured = blood vessel, which was the cause
Of his being drowned. and verdict was rendered
accordingly. The remains were buried at the
county aims house.
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT. &c.

slifer. Merryman A Co., for the best largest.
most valuable aud varied collection Of farm aud
garden implements. Society's gold medal. siifer.
Merryman a Co., Geiser thrcsher and mower,
diploma. slifer, Merryman 4 Co., Peerless por-
table engine. diploma. slifer. Merryman a Co..
traction engine, diploma. slifer. Merryman Co..
portable farm mill, diploma. slifer. Merryman&
Co., corn and cob mill. diploma. sliier, Merry
man 4 Co., farm pump, diploma. i. Norris 4
Son, for Woods new mower and combined reaper
and mower. diploma. A. d. farquhar. for hay
cutter, diploma. A. d. farquhar. horse power on
wheels, diploma. A. A A. u. Afford. for spring
tooth horse rake. diploma. Roe Chilcoat. for
horse harrow and cultivator combined. diploma.
A. q. Mott, for Bels feed-cutter, diploma Griffith
4 Turner. second best display. soeiety's silver
medal. C. Aultman a Co. 10y II. W. Matthevsl.
Buckeye harvester aud binder. diploma J. NJ.
stoddsrd (by Hugh Matthewsl. for Tiger dump
rake, diploma. Joshua Thomas, for Osbornes
sell. binder. harvester, rake and reaper, diploma.
m m =