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Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-05
SHERlEE'S SALE.

CTATE OF LOUISA nth Judicial Dis;
- t,ict Court Parish Of East Baton Rouge.
$. T. Jonos, assignee, vs. Rev. u Delacrox.
Dy vis4seo a wrat; Of sssiznieHana sale ,ss,isf
in tile Absye entitled ard utalNfoitcsuvsPApd
iaSai NJ }sIs txsiha a and Stays N Ssssaidd iHaFs
aaiA(t naf til,expose to pubic speAip trout S.f
Sitlp CdtS S|St'se door Of said parish on " '
!; +. satfrddsithe' '34d day gJn1y. :
next, AID, $780, bttT;ean the hours Of Il, t'clock,
a'n., and 4o'cloek, p H.. Of said .daS, all, the
right, title, interest and claim of the Defendant
Rev,C Deiacroix in and TO n certain lot Of
ground In that part Of the city Of Baton Rouge,
laid out by Anthony Grass and designated on
the plan thereof ~ lot No. u) one Of square No.
10 four measuring sixty feet front Oh Church
street bv one hundred md twcfty fleet on North
streat, Nenclr measure, II beist ,a so0rner. lot,
ayitkall the buildings andimproyement thereon
Il being the same property tnrElaseir by TIys,
said lseys q: AelRersix from the Hslrew CnRgre,
katQn CHART Chased on the 18th day OF Sep.
is1inr, 1916, racordei IN 'Blnaf No 3,'Foljo 5SDs
H0tarial Acts Of this parish" -
I. :Seked TO pay and satisfy, the amount Of mott.
'gSxtt intere4 ,aDil!C costs IN kts4a tAea
's!,Htited and numbered cpuse. =. ~. 49,.
'pYai~mealt.d ':,." .I.W-HAYkS, Sheriff.
lDaV ~, 1880. '..y2n2td
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-05

The girl chat wants elbow room around
the house is perfectly easy when seated
with her young man in buggy so
narrow that a sheet Of paper would
crowd them apart If it was inserted
between them.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-05
SANDER T. SONS
EXTRACT
.(ESSENcEl
-oli 'tllr-
EUCALY 'PTIES!

THE PURE VOLATILE PARTICLES, or
l. the leaves Of the 80 renowned Anti Fever
Tree. THE EUCALYPTrss GL0BULCS,"
and the only protection against contagion In ca-
seq OF Yellow, Typhoid alNl other ievefsl
DO not wait until TINT terrible foe, yellow Fc-
yer appears IN your midst. but protect yotirs.lf
and family by using before halul our EXTRACT
IA an 0tOrant, and when fever as already set m,
take internally four to six Arui,s In q spoonful of
water once day, anu apply Il externally freely
to tlic,rcgon of the bowels. sltis the OILY rem
fay that can be relied on.
CEHaTxT1CAWU.
SsNDiiuRsr tA,istralia) March ist. 1879
l have been investigating Messrs Sander g.
Sons' Eucalyptus Extract, and have toa,ltiit that
there is beside it.no mc,licament of such uni.
yersal effect ont the human system that know Of
1t checks completely Nh inhamfnatiehs Of what.
ever knd--chest, liipg and MI throat affections,
snch as' Bronchitis and Diphthciia. II cuies
Rheumatism, TOothaeiie, Neuralgia, fiIc most Sc.
we're Colds, etc. ] used 1t with unparalleled sue
cess in Swellings Bruises sprainS Burns, Wounds
Of the most serious nature, in all disorders Of tho
Bowels Diarrltta, etc. and gladly acknowledges
its merits for the benefit of the ptblic r.. a.
tSigned| JOHN CRUfCKSHANK, MD.
DR.. Mosltr, Professor NJ the. University of
Glietswade, Germany reports astonishing cures
of Dilitheritcs, Asthma tBcriner Kfinsohe Wo.
chensehrift, Nov. q, 1879, ,Atonr ofiice.p s.
Inc eAtTuet eUecteu cures VI lypuOtu Fever.
inflammation oflireasts and Swelling of Legs, AZ.
! ter .copiins,nsli, Ilysent.ry; Ays.3Ang Cengh,
i,tlalned Eyes, etc. DR.. CRUICksHANk.
! ElHt0me 1T declaration mpde btftae n COHN,
Esp j. T., at Sanlhllrst. October .1s77:
n 1llc son Of Mr. Raalc viii lnlftwih hn axe6h'
tls knee, fer nine weeks ,pc!!cai Treatment
.alnp,,tatesthe limb .AfAthist jutrt,re the In.
~%ss s,R|lE;s's sREss sa tPs Xssad spss2i'S sare
4. III sla,afaer~s Alr,.]anGbeiw, &,eetasisorup
s q Rs Il sas%sss Y rI,.s a's a,s's .
ss ssSii,t'nsr. HS Ivst,sla ssppt " iIs4o.
thereby certify fhatthe above are the contents.
Of an advertisement published, ut Sandh,tlst. and
that the named Drs. Macgllivrav, Atkinaotl~isas
dss nssa !; sFs s,hsy Es A.ysn "s' p'rs'tsne. resi
ISigncdj -. SrA.wSopw ARD, Mayor.
tlis u.dcrsiged. sig aetiug Vice Consul General
Of the United StattN,.'At Mclb6utnk do hereby
certify, etc Asismsll sJNOK.SMYTH. :,
lar great atssna.ivcwxer oftbc 3sstsact luo,rht
under notice Of Prince Bisuarck through The
'Cdfhhlor tlifG Gt,rhas .Jsehph m AiplBehtHe. =
vlAll ltled@RmrYt1njn NueAi iaqll lpax lr.jnslws.-.,
"a ihattested copies at any tne at THE Office If
'ihe 1aaYG.ssiu Sf SANDER 4. Ssnr l:,ea-s
sssss ix'fss saasss liM MAa .vss. ,. .s4uroKs a.
as "at ss s,x HI Mi mris ist. s%.' +
'o'ite4 s-",lt. ~ a.+..asssAsAA : 80, \.
"4ssss.S ssis .xSsar'aw a'w dssra i. ss "a s.;t. co. n
s., :. ."a5 Masasips-strxt..s New Orleans.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-05

Call for Courad's Budweiser at all
wholesale aud retail grocery, liquor and
drurstores and saloons generally
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-05
AUT1o0.,

There are some PREPARATIONS Of tile gtfm resin
in the tr''h without any yal,ie as n me,lcas,Hnt.
They may easily l@ diaccl1led AZ they turn milky,
on account Of their ttsclimhincofls ilafnIr when
mixed with spirits Of wine. We arr the only,
existing manufacturers Of the pure Extract (es-
scucet of tito leaves of the Australian gum tree.
Therefore, ask for Sander e. Sons Extilct, anI
insist lfnNn vettinv IL. Lian11 1y
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-05

The Lord Chamberlain
llas received her Majesty's commands 20
invite YOU
10 the ceremony of the marriage
Her Royal Highness the Princess Frcderica,
of Hanover,
princess OF Great Eritan and Ireland
with the Fehezz Won Parvel Kammingen,
in the private chapelof Windsor Castle,
on Saturday, April "a, Iecp, at o'clock,
For LaAies-MorH;ng dress.
For Gentlemen--Evcning coats, morning trow
sers, orders and decorations
Prince Leopold was "best man. tC
the bridegroom, aud the bridesmaids
were all English ladies of distinction,
The yoang couple, after honeymoon
in England, are to reside in France
Baltimore American.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-05

sold at low price and war.
II Tanted IA represented at John JOhnsOn's
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-24
From Philopolls. 9Th District. -I;a,ai ssaia.

From Phhopolis, 6th District. Fatal SeaId-
Jag AeeideHi--QasrfsriyM sefiay---Is,prori
TsMPeraHee Lectures, dc.-A little girl aged about
two years. daughter Of George Hoover. living on
Capt. Thomas Loves place. was 90 badly sealdcd
on the 18th inst that she died the day following.
She was playing about the kitchen stove when one
Of her brothers accidentally caused the stove which
was standing on blocks, TO zip, upsssiing a kettle
Of boiling water which fell upon the child, scaid
ing its head and neck terribly.
The 9Th quarterly meeting % Hereford Circuit
was held 1t Hereford, Jan. 10th and llth. Rev.
Mr.. Chapman. =. T., was no. present, on account
Of the accident which recently befcl him and Rev.
NJ. y. b. kiee. Of Towsontown, filled the pulpit
both days. On Saturday the meeting adjourned
% reasssmble at Bosley's Church, Feb. 18th. when
all the business affairs Of the Circuit will be ad-
justed for the closing Conference year. Hereford
Circuit win lose this year faithful iaborer In the
pastor. Rev. L. Richardson, this being his third
year.
Mr.. William Webster. who has been very IN for
some time, Is now improving rapidly. Mr.. X.
Stewart Is also out again.
Mr.. Sherwood IL expected 90 deliver temper
ance lecture al GOrsuch Hall, near the l0-mle
stone, York road, on Saturday evening. January
2ith. at "a o'clock. He will also address the Sab
bath school at the same place at o'clock Sunday
afternoon and will speak at Je'sOp's church at u
=. N. on the same day. PHILoroLis.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-24
STATE NEWS.
Compiled from our Exchanges.

|
Complied from our Exchanges.
"A Denton lad Of 10 was just saved from run
n'ng on with woman OF ~ ON tuesday last
"A man a. Westport' Nd, evidently OF Demo
cratic proeiiv''ies' mas named newly porn son
uarceon'
| 1t Is snid That more ,han eight hundred peo-
pie iunehed Mt the "overnors mansion, IN Annapo'
liz, on election day.
| MT baker j. Lamar hNlhg near Otoana'
freaerick county recently Iost t"ochiidrcn IN one
week from dipnthena.
| "A witness manner hhtuy tsiussu =" pay u nus
Of sio Ior contempt imposed oy the Somerset
county Circut Court Four men were rcquifed 10
| Jake MN 70 laii.
| must thcfe arc 10" orators IN the present
begsia'nie' 'hey are seheiaHy men OF ihtsn,-
gehse' ihere tue customary quota OF shy 'o'k
h 'he Douy;-dh""P".' "seoTd.
a lew DAYS ago. the granary' carnage mouse,
mAo'c' anu seven horsss tnsreln on tue Iaim oi
MARY T.. wilson, IN calvert county, were destroyed
| by an incendiary hre. Loss si,3UV.
john nhey' an aged tramp IN the FREDERICK
yah cut MS throat % put an emu 10 raging
'"Vtn"ene ~ wen ~ hh rouo,es' me great loss
" oooa tehae's h's recovery uouDHu':
-ihres thousand razor strops Is sAid 10 De tue
sS,sn1 ,n,pme.' ps' WIS n"'n ''' n'anu'"e'v'!
o. D. u. "hi'e Co., ~ NOrth Fast, Oeeii county
Inc factory m mas occh ~ oPetsu9h .htes years'
| ,,, Gay peane', sou VI JONAS psane', "
"Asn'ns'"h county; IA: oeen appC,h'ea rro'ss
an ~, ., Ma.nelnA'Ss 10 nnns. .on.se: "a. -"
y" vacancy "e l" s'a"ua'e o' 'hA' '"s"'u-
"on
Ill announced 'na' mos, OF me money
seo Dy the nIuor se,,ets OF pA'hn'I'e 70 IN
sueso. ,"s hek'sne ., ie',; was p"eAetea U!
~" 'h""'u"as' "h''s "'"ets "'u NOT se' s"e"
" !" ,,,.
-Ho." W. governor laHhI'oh receP'
uon s'sr tne inaugural, was OF tne most temper
ate Nnd-not a drop OF intoxicating hquor being
L'cssht-mahy persons became intoxicated curing
'"' n ,,. ,, :,
| -. sao msnoes " nc pusn ,.my va
IIss, ane se'sIsi ~, v',e'. "no .'nse Win .,m,
"e'e m.uc se''ous'y U" ias' "eeh i,om eauhs
u'""eu ''"'"'"ss pun w =" "" eA"S' -" "A'c c
'''.' .,
| ' ~, w. u .ee'' e"ust!, ",cu sA'.,
usy VIZ, .e o,.n anh'cssn'! " "'s D'IIh' ne
w. one % -. ."v r ue'.nus y, na''. "a,'hs .n'
~ - ~ ..sA"' anu ''oH PA'' :" '"' "A''
wv ". .'o.su o'"', =,
oo ~ '. ", - t''' mm,!
-. .a.. - $3.50. o'; A'e ~ =. ",e -''.,' o'.h'
s ."e 'a " .sP,."".r Auu 'me -, "A! :" oe'",
~ ~. ~ ..e ."s ''' "'''"s '"e meat "'Hu"'
~" =, vs.. ,oy.
Ia"ae' IeAT ,1..,N wei M" farmer:
~ 's.'"s' ~ .ne ,.''e 49, '1Ha s"ou' :,
""es I'm nn'.Su's' vas 'ou"' "eau !" NJ
~ .'. ""'" ~ "' .a' so.S " ~, 49, ''.'' W.
'''S ~, e"" " ~ ,''s' w '"s ~, , aH,'.
| - s -, "a" y, ut ''s' ~ =, % - 81"
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.p,..i1'' -, I,- 80 " :, "e"a.''
n.,,..s H.. ~, p...I,; .. I,'.l.'..
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-24

CAvILLA JANE CAREY 1T AL, vs.. WILL
- LIAM BACBLITZ TT AL. ~ the Circuit
Court far baltimore co"n,y-in Equity.
ORDERED BY the Circuit Cour, for baltimore
county. thi. 9Th day % January, issO. that the
sale made AMI reported by u. Hopper Emory.
John 7. Conrcy and Thomas J. Hunter, Trustees.
for the sale Of th real e,,a,c described in above
entitled proceedings. be ratified and confirmed.
unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown. on
or before the third day Of February. lsS0 provi-
dcd u copy Of th. order Ice inserted in some news
paper printed in baltimore county. once ia each
Of three successive weeks before IL, third day &c
February. ESQ. The r,p"r, states the amount &
sae. % be s6J1.uu.
WILLIAM ". ISAAC. Clerk.
True Copy-Te.i;
WILLIAM ". ISAAC, Clerk.
Jan. let.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-24

ee-F. Flodt, manufacturer and dealer In Hu-
man Hair Goods, Perfamery and Toile, Articles.
ls3 n. Eutaw street, baltimore. Braids, Puifs,
Curis. Front Pieces, Primes. &e.. made Of the
very best hair. We do mp Hair combings In .
superior manner, all the roots 90 the top exercis-
ing great care not 20 waste and break the long
hair. combings sent BY mail or express rsssivs
prompt attention.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-24

From Govanstown, 9th District. Our
P".i,hfcs-.Sieam fAe York Road-Our little
pOstoflice has had quite u stormy time lately.
Not long since Mrs. q. A. Kelley, wife Of the for.
mer postmaster. died. which led 90 the supposition
that n vacancy had thereby occurred. Forthwith
n petition was gotten up, aud many citizens were
induced TO sign it, asking for n new appointment.
bu, upon its presentation at Washington the l..
q. Department discovered that no vacancy existed,
n Miss Cornelia Kelley succeeded her father.
This effort having failed another petition il ahoat.
asking the removal Of the Office just little farther
down towards the city. (Of course nc one wants
the ofiiee.l As soon Ne this became known n
counter petition was gotten up 20 have the ofaec
remain where nov located. This latter petition
has been nunerously signed, and among the sig.
natures are seen those Of many Of the most infu.
entail men Of the neighborhood.
This Office has been located at the present place
for the last twenty five years. the late Z. A. KEEL
that there were no aspirants for the position. Be-
sides being tried and true friend Of the Govern
nsnt he discharged HE duties faithfully. To ask
the removal Of the Office Is equivalent to asking the
resignation OF the present incumbent A. the salary
attached 90 the Office would scarcely justify q
change Of location. As now situated the Office L.
about midway between the Towsontown and
wayerly Offices, and Of easy access 10 u majority
Of Its patrons.
Another petition has also put in an appearance.
praying the Legislature not 10 grant the York road
railway company the privilege Of using steam
upon lie roai. This petition takes well.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-24

Tavern Robbed.-The tavern Of Adam Helm.
mueller. at Carrollton. the Frederick road. va,
entered by = burglar on Saturday night last. whe
carried OF small articles 60 the value Of about
$40. Entrance was gained by prying open one oi
the front shutters. There 10 no clue TO the guilty
marty.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-24
p.,.....c,...,. a. N -s..

Baltimore Circuit. n. p. Church.-Prcaeh.
ing a, EPSON Chapel at n A. NJ. and =. NJ,
by Rev. II. y. Benson. Revival services continued
Al Pine Grove , p. NJ; Ridge Chapel at lol
A. NJ, by Rev. W. T. Valiant.
Also at Phenix at } 2. NJ, by Rev. W. T.
Valiant.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-24

New Postofice.-A new postothee has been
established at Soldiers Delight In the northwest.
ern section of this county, midway between Har.
risonvillc and North branch, and Mr. Charles
Griswold has been appointed postmaster.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-24

Timonium Track.-Proposals for renting
the driving track Of the baltimore County Agri.
the Society. i2s west Baltimore ST., Baltimore, M
10 ~ o'clock noon, Feb. ID. See advertisement.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-24
From oardonv,,le, 18th p,s,r,c..-wa

A&bn DibtFiCt.- W dH-
Jag for Fre'.e-i.tiiei"i Iee-Deah IF an
Ay'd Lady Spring Fosers-isk.ny Information.
ac.-Thc sprins-like weather still continues at
thi, writing and is indeed most remarkable, suit.
ins some who are in needy circumstances and
greatly interfering with other. who are an xiou.ly
watin; for ice crop. In this vicinity there are
scores Of ponds the owners Of which are patiently
waiting for "cold snap 80 that they can realize
'"nething by filing the many ice houses in the
ncighb"rhood. Numerous men ani teams are eun
plOyei in ihi. work. learn that at some Of the
large LFcwc.ies the proprie,ors making ice by
the ratent process and they say IL costs but little
more than Northern ice.
Mrs. Mary Clark, rclict Of the late Rev. Philip
Clark. and mother Of Rev. J. n. $. Clark died On
sunday night last in the 18th year of her age.
Her remains were inferred ut Camp Chapel on
Wednesday. the funeral service being conducted
BY Rev. X. Il. Murphy.
Enclosed you will find some hOwers-"hearts.
ease and "daisiss taken from my garden Tues
day. Jan. 10th also some blossoms from the
bridal wreath which may be set down as curl
psiics to be found growing in the open air at thi.
'eason. ] notice plants coming up tina; should
not make their appearance until March or April.
have received letter from some one in tho
Let district signed anxious" asking ifgarjenins
pays and requesting some information through the
columns Of the CSioS, saying that he IL a constant
reader Of your paper. ! will answer him nex,
week.
The steam saw-mill Of Mr.. Thomas Martin,
located ut Georgetown. on the Beiair road Is kept
steadily Mt work getting out lumber, wheclwright
stuff. &C.. and i great convenience 10 the neigh.
borhood. IL Is driven by one Of Pages l2-horss-
power engines. II. A. X.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-24

List OF Letters remaining in the postofies II
Towsontown, Nd, for the week ending Jan. 18th
iss0. will be sent 10 the Dead Letter Once Feb. 81
1850. IL not claimed Chss. l.. Burnett, Burreii T
Carter, Mr.. Rebecca Green. Vim. Givum, Jas. u
johnson. Georgianna Jordan, Mrs. Laura Mays
VIM. u. Track. Z. II. Williams.
SARAH FEAST, \. q.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-24
Fatal Ore Bank Accident.-A fat,

Fatal Ore Bank Accident.-A fatal acct
dent occurred in the ore bank OF Mr.. Ferdinand
Deboy, on the Washington road. 18th district, on
Friday. 10th inst. Several men n, work
taking out ore when II was discovered that q
heavy mass Of earth overhead was moving. An
alarm was given and all escaped except GEORGE
Loanus and Conrad Rudolph. who were caught
underneath. They were quickly estricatcd. but
tho injuries u Loanus were of such u serious char
acter that he died in a few minutes. Rudolph
had both legs broken and was otherwise seriously
injured. IL is thought he will recover. Loanus
was n highly educated young man and came from
llesse- Daunsiadt. Germany. where his parents,
who are said o. he wealthy. still reside.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-24

Mad Dog Scare.-Just now there is terri
bic mad dog in portions Of the 10th district.
About two weeks ago n mad dog bit,wo large dogs
belonging TO . man living near lloiiman's paper
mill. and instead Of killing them Immediately he
chained them up. few days ago these dogs
broke their chains aud escaped and since then
neighborhood. aud CONSERVATION is widespread.
Mr.. Samuel Moore obliged TO kill two Of his
dogs which had been bitten. Mr.. Guthrie KILLED
two or three. Mr.. Chas. Curtis one. and great
many others have been shot. People are afraid
TO travel at night and many are penning up their
stock and dogs for protection.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-24

From Rayville. 9th District. Terrific
Si"rm-Thc Ro"f HpTH ir"n an odd fsiioEs'
H"H-O"s P.r."" hJared-.Nrror E.rn,... dc.
On Tuesday evening, 10th inst. this section was
visiied by severe storm Of wind AMI rain. &C.
companicd with vivid flashes of lightning anl
sharp peal. of thunder. The roof Wa blown oil
the Odd Fellows Hall at Miidletuwn aud landed
in sections 10 an adjoining field. from u to -
yards distant from tho building. A section Of the
chimney. containing 20 bricks. was blown IA dis
tance Of - yafls.
The storm tcarhed Miiiictown - few minutes
before : o'clock. and ~ II special meeting uf sum
mi, HrEngc. r. of H.. which meets IN the odd
Fellows. Hail. had been called 60 meet u; o'clock
several members of the Grange were in the Hall
when the storm struck il. and IL il regarded ~ be-
ing almost miraculous that. with but ono cxce,-
ton. NIL escaped without the least injurv-Mf.
John T.. liu!l being slightly injured about the
head and shoulder by piece of the falling d.Lri.
III" storm must have q. ack the building squarcly
"n the gable end. first blowing in the Wall down
I" "thc square which came crashing through the
ceiling. butying the large chandelier, which was
III up aud the chests containing the rrgalia uf the
obi Fellows and Patrons % tlusbandry beneath
the ruins. and then lifting the root oil dashed IL TO
piece in tho adjoining field. | think this mus,
be the true theory from the fact that the cornicc
On the caves remains on the building unbrokcn.
Had the storm occurred one hour later some II
the members would certainly have been buried
h,h"htH 'hc runs Among whom, IN all probability
w"ad have been the Worthy State Master. II. -.
pcS rics.
Anet the roof had been blown oil the members
hnrrielly vacated the hall and took refuge from
the torn in the village. and after the storm hal
nbaicd again repaired To the building. in the
lower story Of which they were called to order By
the Master. and listened a,,cntvcly to an insiruc.
tive address Of the princip objects Of the
order by State Master Dcvrics.
The hall j. built of brick and /. co,nnaratiyely
new. having been bull, IN 1870. The loss Is be.
tween two and three hundred dollars and fall.
almos; entirely on the Odd Fellows, to whom the
building belongs. the Grangers being renters and
having nearly all Of their effect. in the lower story
Of the building. The building will be repaired in
'ubstantial manner Immediately, IL the weather
permits.
:, srea, deal Of damage was done to the fencing
in this vicinity. OBSERVER.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-24

Safe Burgiary.-The Safe In the Office Of
Sullivan A Poshlman. lumber dealers. the Fred.
eriek road, three miles frvm baltimore. was blown
open some time during Tuesday night. aud = small
amount Of money obtained. A hole was drilled
In the door Of the safe which was filed with pow
der and then touched of. damaging the safe Ia the
extent Of $50. IL is supposed that two tramPs.
who were seen about the premises the day before.
committed the burglary.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-24
Sale OF Very valuable Minis and Farm

SaIo OF Very valuable Mills and Farm
Property.-Mr. Thomas u. Matthews. a we'll
known business man Of this county. will sell all
his valuable real estate. embracing the Thornton
aud Willow mills, three farms, &C.. 4c.. on Tues.
day. iTth day of February. This 10 one Of the
most extensive sales advertised In Baltimore county
for some time and Is well worthy the attention Of
business men and capitalists.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-24

A Bold Thief-lIc,wccn 10 and II o'clock on
Saturday night the dwelling Of Mr.. Peter Quick.
about tw" miles from baltimore on the Bclair
road. wa. robbed in u most daring manner The
family had not retired for the night. but iau:h
wa. about doing 50. when she found the door Of
her brothers r"om. through which she hal 10 pass
locked from the inside. She gave the alarm. and
ON efFcc;ng an entrance il was found that $50. n
gold watch aud black cassimer suit VI clothes hal
been stolen from the young man, room and silk
dress from the daughters room. The clothe. were
found in Smiths lane next morning. There is So
far no clue 10 the robbery. The party effected an
entrance by climbing up and over the por,ico To n
seconds story window opening into the daughters
rcSn.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-24
Death OF an Aged ci.izen.-Mr s.,

Death OF an Aged Citizen.-Mr. Sam1 ".
Cole, an aged and respected citizen ofthis county.
died very suddenly at his rcsidenee. near Riders
Station. y. e. X. H.. between two and three o'clock
on Tuesday morning last. lie had been in failing
health for some time. but on the day before his
death was able 90 be about his farm. On Monday
night he sat ~ until II o'clock aud retired feel
ing as well as usual. Between two aud three
o'clock his wife noticed that he was breathing
strangely and upon going to his bedside found
that he was dead. Mr.. Cole was past seventy
years Of age lie leaves a large family Of children
aud grand children.