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GtAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS,
~ ALKALINE LITHIA WATERS
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, W. VA.
Also Chalyb ybeate Waters, rich in iron, and a hnt
White Snlphur in the NeighborhoOd


Open from June 1st to 18th October annually.
Unequaed by any mineral waters in Amer
lea for the cure of acid dyspepsia, kidney YE:AY
anC bladder troubles, uterine ailments, x.46A
Rout diseases of the skin, catarrh affections rheIl
matism and functi6hal heart troubles. IL as Gl uH-
failing SOlueHt OfcdicHt. These waters have proved
of great value in many other diseases, but can be
more confidently relied on in the above named than
any other mineral springs in this country. guar
antee cure. if durable by mineral waters. TIE
baths-hor, cold and shower-are unexceed any
where. The and elegant swimming pool of
alkaline water the largest in the United States, L
not III the world. is especially attractive cSr No
safer better place for ladies and children to learn
to swim. he air of this elevated region is and
delicious. 1t is here that hay fever patients part
with their troubles. Capon being nearer to all the
cities north of the Potomac thsn any of the Virginia
springs OF note by average of hundred and
fifty miles, claims large patronage on that
For pleasure or health the traveller need not fur
ther. Board, by the month, Si2, $40 and $50,
coTding to location: board, by the week, S12 to
SIS Send for pamphlets direct, or cali on W. b.
THOMPSON, 703 18th St. Washington, d. c., for
pamphlets and water. Fina music, good boating,
fishing and hunting tll scGsOa, good livery.
aI26-1m W. Ii. SALE, Proprietor.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

fSo NEW STEAM CARPET CLEANING, and
e-S Furniture, Lambrequin aud Curtain Reno
xating works of SINGLETON & HOEKE, Carpet
Dealers. All moth destroyed without injury to the
Market Space. ap3O-6m
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h 4. 3. LENDNKR, tbs we'll -iuown Manufsc-
tsnssripg 4eweler and Mstchinalar; chi has removed
mia syeDns. north sde, Not responsible for WORK
Ie1t % old stand. sp6- I'm
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Legal Notices.

rINHIs rs TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.
il scriber has obtained from the Orphans'
Court for Baltimore county, letters ,estamensary
on the estate Of
THOMAS NORRIS,
late Of said county deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
10 exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof, 10
the subscriber,
on or b.(ore a.. i2h day If !NorsMJsr, 1885,
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 20 said es-
tate are requested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 18th day Of May, 1850.
NICHOLAS J. NORRIS, Executor.
NAV LIT
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E1-we should not be unmindful Of the fact
that there are still sOms thing. for which We have
great cause to be thankful. One Of these is that
Congress has decided to adjourn on the Slst Of
the present month. The country would have lost
nothing u that body had come to the same con-
eIusion two or three months ago.
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en-LadIe, wanting real Hair Braid, or

ee-Iadics wanting real Hair Braids or other
ornamental Hair Goods will find a splendid as
sortmen, AZ the Old Reliable Hair House Of y.
Flodi, No. ls3 y. Eutaw street. near Monument
street. baltimore First-class goods only and low
pricss Alec, great variety Il Pace Powder,
Combs and Bru,hes. Hair EssioTer, Tonic, etc
Order. by mail TceeiVe prompt atiention.
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es-The Republican National Convention meets
In Chicago ON Wednesday, June I'd. one week from
next Wednesday. The fare from Baltimore by the
Pennsylvania road will be reduced to about Si9,
or just half the regular fare. To those who desire
to make a cheap trip to the West this is very
favorable onportunity.
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Zf,-u. :. Senator John u. Gordon has sent his
resignation 60 the Governor Of Georgia. assign
ing as a reason a weariness Of public life after
twenty years service. Ex-Governor Joseph T..
Brown has been appointed to Gil the vacancy.
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jse-George Trust, oGscial in the Baltimore
city Jail. Who. In November last. met an inoasn-
sivs eOlOrsa man on Liss1,,rse,. and without the
slightest prOvoeaion. murdered him In cold blood,
was tried this week in the city Criminal Court and
convicted of manslaughter.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-22
MARRIAGES.

sHAFFER -FOLkE.-OL May 18th, by Rev.
Charlie. McEiffesh. Mofiscai shaf.r and Mis-.
Elizabeth n. Poke. all d Baltimore county.
MERRiCK -sLEfNfN6.-On May ~. by Rev.
J. Doefkssn, Robert u. Merck and Mary &.
ElciutnR all II this county
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es-Ths President will appoint Hon. Horace
Maynard, Of Tennessee. now Minister resident at
ConstAntihople, TO succeed Hon. d. ". Key as
Postmaster General. Mr.. Maynard has signihed
his willingness 10 accept
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-22

81 the example of Howard county. and gave the
Hon. james A. Gary the unanimous vote Of the
state as . delegate at large TO the National Con
vention At Chicago. This selection cannot be con-
,idered . Grant victory for Howard. TWAS done
because Of Mr.. Gays personal Popularity. He
vas uniRstruetei. Not being . professional poll
tieian the people Of Maryland we're willing 10
trust Mr.. Days own Judgment aud honesty. We
do not know Who is Mr. Gays hrst choice. bu,
We believe he will be governed by the will % the
people Of Maryland. The estimate by those Who
profess 90 know 10 that the State delegation stands
sir for Grant. six for Sherman, four for blaine
EIfieun csfv Progvess
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Death of a Well. known Citizen.

Death of n Well known Citizen. Sir.
Jossph Merryman. whose Illness was announced
IN these columns last week. died Al his residence.
on Charles Street avenue. the lith inst, q ap-
poplesy. in the 5ad year q bis age. Mr.. Merry
man uas . descendant Of one Il the early settlers
ef the province Il Maryland. Who came from Here
ford, EnglAnd. In 1869. aud obtained patent for
. large tract % land ffsm the lordprorrissor. The
tract embraced shat u Rsw kRowR - GuilfoFd.
the country seat q Mr.. A. :. Abeil. Clover HilI
snd large Posti"a 81 the northern section et bal
,imore city. Mr.. MsrTyman uas barn on the
Guilfori place, and resided in Baltimore county
all his life In early life he adopted the business
% tanning. bat Tor many year, past vas engaged
In farming. lie for twO terms one Of the
Judges Of the Orphans' Court of Baltimore county.
and for number of years one d the trustees Of
Baltimore county almshouse. Al one time he vas
chairman u the Republican Executive COMMITTEES.
lie leaves . wife. two sons and daughter. Mr..
Meuyman hes thrss younger brothers living. via.
Oliver =. Msrryman, Lewis Merryman aud DE-.
Msrryman, all % whom are vell-knoun citizens.
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Marrow Escape.-The dwelling house u
John O'Nsal. al Homestead. Hartford road, was on
Saturday nigh, last discovered By police ofseer
fossstt 10 be on ere. Mrs. O'Neal and her child
ren had retired, leaving candle burning In the
room below. About an hour afterwards the on
Ger found the house In flames and gave the alarm
in time TO save the family who made very mar
row escape.
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SD-The Illinois State convention vas held at
Springfield on Wednesday and Thursday Of this
week and by vote Of $50 TO seT declared for
Gen. Grant.
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Saturday, May 90, 1880
LOCAL ITEMS.

town hesprctiaIs referred :" oar brass band
hen. ~. y. ti'het' With his family, has
s'ne To- 'aAi'fniA and ""' pF'hAel! remain away
year
y Y 'Aid ihN Nr'n ~ aF'rn'r has been
,'faeN IN tue 1t district s'' mine. near Union
factory
thr country riase ~ VI. John w Jarrett.
81 'hAf'e' ,irrNt avenue hA' e'Sn ''nn''i'd Nth
'Ae 81. ~ "eg asns
~ ~ "sNN NJ. Ir"' u ROAM has made
'se'ianuh Improvement iu if"n' 20 has business
riacr y Fattus ~ st'ne se"rt
- The Nrt Wee l'tsr e hFseit'c. fhilA
ts'phiA r'ad. he'A r't nic 80 Src'crs patk. $50
NsnAA1. ~hi'a 49, atsr'' attended.
- Aefe Ss.e asA'N itesis 20 srrc hNAl,t.es
% trtda, anA >Asat3aN morning ct iast SvsN.
aAaS = AanasS q An' .'''ae'. n'"e'et
tas Nrcs 4eai go Nsuias uo.u .natsi NJ.
sara Yeast &C.. Fs''sa,'t-s', - t'",ent'su The
sAaArs =. iAs ',esv = asst Sl.ett per wear
Fe-ir', 4 ~. Aus"n 'ifSN
rA.ss- q 'as ga l..ttt,i. Aesa, g, s.vt Bars,
''' ~ 's 81 s. ~; i" 'ts. ~ - iatu
- atrv-''t FarN tae sN'arr''n rv',.'t % tAe
2. /" ~ es.'t 20 tae i-tA At''rtH q this
s'aziS a. sfsas'i ;.r 'as 'Ss'eu 'n NSa4a'
lass
afs.'F 'AA . 'ta'r A'f' " assi -
49, 81 ae'h '.'' = aafA sffiss 'AAa
~'4A. t'' g. +tAt' sf.as ga a. sAf'
aA''s--
3Ft rsta's
'v'sssa' ".7. '' >'--rsf o. So 1t
sc >-'.' $50 -'s' -Ar t-Ai.'e q 80
.
t' 'ai
sA' tN 49,
a.' + q
q 2" fas
''A- ''s'H; - "'
seas
-
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Tho "upper-Enders"Lo.is No. Happy

Tho Upper Enders" Lot is Not n Happy
One.-A correspondent sf the Glen Rock hss.
wri,ing from Union Meeting House. 9Th district.
Baltimore county. makes complaint A. follows
"wbile much concern was maniiesiei last winter
uhefher the city would succeed in taking = slice
81 the loser end of the county, ne Upper Enders'
ssnetimcs think 81 uniting our fortunes with
'.hoEe.t Old Codorus." Oar hearts and hands
already recognize no State lines. socially speak
ing.
eve are under no obligations 10 the powers
that be" but 10 pay our taxes and enjoy the ines.
timabie advantages afforded "a by our noble psb-
lie school system. Once in = thousand years. or
Iess We are graeiously permitted representative
in an holder. &c the salary l. not too large.
aud some say that u most too often.
"On the other hand your roads are better. your
thriving Villages take 81 ear essh And sometimes
! admit more credit than really honestly can
spare"
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List OF Letters remaining in the pos,ofhce At
ToWsontown for the week ending May 18th. will be
sent 10 the Dead Letter OfHiee June 10Th u not
claimed: Mary v. Cole Messrs. Iiough Lyons,
James MeNeai. chas Quiekiey. Miss Caroline
Tucker. SAHaH fEAsr, y. VI.
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TnF Ns~ R.uroAn p rHu ,rftrHia TIE
" ,mlugien F,.ry E.ss,tg .a,s it. 10 r'si IN
Cd .uiharii, Tat re'"ra Net.u.h. usg "a
tion. ith ths director. "a the Wet shestsf Rail
ruai have been tatifei ani ,ha. he wofk or the
rsai hstev~u rhiaislphiA ani f1alttmirre all
soon be commenced The following rettss q the
ruais ~tli prove q interest starting from the
PhiiaAslthia and Wet chester Depot. ~ Thirty
drsi ani ches,nui street. IN Fhiiadsiphia. ~ the
West chester Road o. Morton station. . distance
81 ten miles Thence . new ruAi wiil have g. b.
huiit. running In an Almost direct line. crossing
the Delaware state line some taa miles ~stt 4
Ciaymont. the Brandy sine At some point not yet
kneun. through the ussiern part e Wilmington
and connecting 9th the Delaware Western about
the bend helow delaware Junction, where the road
approaehes nearest % the southwestern corner Il
the cts limits. Thence the Delaware Western
track ~iii ~ used o. GFeentank station. about
three and ene half miles frem Wilmington. Lsav-
ing the Deiawafe Weston AZ Gre~nbank. the
nsN road gill pass thFaugh NcwaFk and within
three mile. q Eikion. =ni cross the Susqushanna
81 Deer Greek. thence ia nelair g. baltimore. II
b. probable that when everything - ready. york
oil be eonmencei 81 the Delaware state line and
pushed bath ways-northwArd 20 Morton and
south~srd 60 Wilmington.
II has since been definitely stated that the Y.
". A u. railroad company has PurchAssd the
Wet Chester road. which urseis the other scheme.
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sch"ni mousse TN distri.t, ON Thursday night 81
this week. O. take into consideration the building
ct pablic hall in that vicinity Several hundred
d. a.s have already been subscribed and IL Il
expected the hall. which i 60 be frame build.
ing. will cost about ~ 600. which sum Is 20 be
raised by private subscription.
The killing 81 Joshua Hope. Of Hartford
county. in roWsoniown on "wednesday. was the
second fatal accident which has occurred in this
place within our recollection. and strange &C. say
both we're from the same cause. the first being a
son "i Mr. Anderson. of the 10Th district. who
vas run over about seven wears ago aud died soon
after the accident at rhans restaurant
1t y said on good authority that the rails
cn our new narrow gauge railroad will he laid to
f"wsont"wn within three months. This should
br an incentive e. those IN this vicinity who have
not paid their subscriptions &" 10 at once.
Delinquent share holders In Hartford county are
being made Co walk up 60 the captains office
through the iustTumcntaiitV at the Circuit Court.
The ith II July occurs this year On sun
dtN. That's always the way. II Il camc on any
other daN r"ws"nio~n wouli inst let the people
oi tats country see What she could do IN the way
oi getting ur grand and v'srro~rfiue demon
stratiou The patriotism II people hut.
Vsha~ ~hrrs. tho use talking ah'utH. E,cry
eels huo~s ~hat W San 10 when nc get read,
ID ~ ever 10.
Nj usush. 81 tho vel kuoun wholesale
h{arf brn 1t u,seh Sous. Soaih street. Halu
uitfr. hs, rented the hou.e - VI Miu ) kcc,'h.
en Sac Jrrra rghi. ADJOINING che patronage. ani
Wtli recup, d; dnuu; the summer VI Hnueh
hss boarded q; the Sneic, Heusc Coz the past
tse .umucr. aui .aN. hchkc. r.NsvnlsNu better
than snN r'aev Sc Aur~s ahi,h - a geci ssri
t.g tar ,i.Asv.
lsut theirs enough sutctrrt,c "a reWsvn
tan g. svt ur sprnklns eAft g. Acsp Aasu the
4a.i shtsh 3. tu,t ues .udius Tho Hr.t cr.t Il
the uashiuc ~cu'i te .uAi. AMI the Watering 1t
TIE rur,'rt' stfssi, srce or tetee "a, could 10
isas a. st'ftus eos; Vur ,se dealer. NJ >shau.
vHu'd - tAe rfNpcr uhu g. have this matter iu
hRu& Z 60 us sre shat ~ g san s. ttw ards tnau
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-22

Personai.-Thales A. Linthicusn. Esq., .
prominent member of the bar aud veil known In
baltimore county, Is lying critically III Al bis
idsnes In the city.
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Circuit court.-The March term q the Circuit
Court resumed on Monday and the foliowing
disposed of: Jas. 49, son. colored larceny not
guilty. and prisoner discharged. Richard Agee
and John Sehultheis pleaded guilty 10 selling
liquor on Sunday, and were 6ned $50 and costs.
there were two counts In the indictment charging
sale 20 two separate individuals, and motion 10
quash filed for mi.jsindsr and tive oaenses the
n,otion uas granted aud the inaicsment quashed /:
appeal reserved 20 the court In banc. y. q. y.
Watemyer assault with intent 20 kill not guilty.
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Very m.-Mr. Joseph Hughes. who recently
removed With his family from PsnnsylvaniA 90
Tousontosn, and who has just completed the
erection ofa large coach and blacksmith chop
here. Is very III and Il IL thought cannot recover.
Mr.. II. lived in Tousontown some years ago and
vas . member Of the firm Of Hughes Sommsrs,
carriage bufllers
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RSrursion ~ OsttysburR The st~ar'irn
frsea F~isfsrsfar 20 f,sf' 3 thurg ~ Whr Manday
ksf'sn ~ ~ Rev g i.spisy. Lutheran minister.
q 'ts t.nsG' = his church. ~as ssfy ~njoya
b's affair AMI yell patfaniSsi The uain
isu Htlisn station. Baltimore. - : 90 .. stop
ping ~ al staitsts bs,~ssn there ani Hampstead
Am4nr fhsse - tho train noticed Rev =
ierisV. Re- O. . Clafksan. Juise shipiey. 'al
Ffis~s. Henry frnrsr Vim Eyeriy. Jsepb Rrap.
J4bn " Miiienisf. John sisis sni y. &. Trsrsy
Tie r"an'sg along the fssis ~ she baltimore and
Hsnssef road appsaTs o. he very productive and
- andar god ssliiv alton. yet at this lime the
ssors q bs sndsring BADLY for ~ant u rain.
The hrst indications hsd - having CROSSED tho
Fsnnsyivanis line ssre the large switssF bans
f9f shirh that state has gained side spread a0to
f.eiy. II. train reached Getty sburg II "a. and
the principal places - attraction ser. the bat
tis Gsid ani the soldisrs' ssHsisry. the eSearsan
49, Ls,spk themselves Ia the direction Of thos.
sacred ahd historic points - rapidly as possible
On the battle hsii little retaaas b. tell u the ter
ribis aud sahgainafy struggle which tssk place
there III. ssiiJings and fences have al been
70 erected and the surroundings appear a. have
oa,grs~n that memorable event.
A. we stn.sd IN csfnstsFy Heights. from which
grand siss ~ the battle Geld 10 obtained. u uas
highly entertaining b. hear Rev. Mf. Ciafkson.
whp vas "a the Union army. aud witnessed the
Sight. aud Col FFiseD. uha served IN the Confel-
crate army, relate incidents e the battle and o.
hear them tell hos GTsi army and then the
other had been driven from point n point.
Throughout the excursion ons of much plea
sure AMI al seemed "a enjoy u o. the full. The
train LEI, Gs,iysburg al $50 and arrived in Bal.
timafe ~ about 7t5.
One little incident occurred which caused
haitsr q Aeitstnent fpF time colofed man. Who
had been indaigihg too freely in ''the ardent. be-
came disoFderiy. between Hampstead aud Area
dia the train was stopped and the fsllow was pot
oa and lef, behind 10 paddle bis esn easee-
NAruAs J0sEs.
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Church Sociabls.-A sociabls. under the
auspices Of the Hunts MasieAl and Literary So
eiAi. will be held At Hunts n. y. church. on Fri
day evening. May 2sth. for the bensat Of the sun
day school. Musical and literary entertainment
By the Social Ice-cream and strawberries for
sale. The public cordially invited.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-22

Fine Clothing Of every description at the great
opposite Light. Call and see Tor yourself.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-22

Commencement.-Th annual commence
meat Of Laihsrviiis Female Seminary viii take
place on Thursday, June "a.
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Miscellaneous.
ATTENTION FARMERsI
Save Money by InsuringyOurProp.
erty In the
Agricultural Fire Insurance COMFY
OF WATERFOWL, NY.
Miscellaneous.

Asses january Isf' is5s,SI,vSs,Iof.0".
fINH attention Of farmers l. directed 70 the great
i advantages in the way Of Fire Insurance, Of
fsfei by the above Company.
Its assets amount o. over 81 100000, 20 that
failure is absolutely impossible
I; iusures nothing but Dwsllibgs and Farm
Property, rejecting all r,ky property, such az
manufacturing OF mercantile establishments.
!, not only pays for all losses by FIRE, but for
Sas,ays. doas ~ LiyA'sisg, whether Ere enSges or
not.
I, also pay. for Lire .siseI Killed BY lightning
anywhere "a tie farm. The latter feature sill
commend this Cgmpsny e. the farming community.
The terms which property j. injured are A.
favorable as those u any other Company 10 thi,
country.
A large number u prominent and sell known
persons have already aitsstej their confidence 10
thi. Company ty in.gfing their trapsriy therein,
and ~hose Eams' ~iil b. fsrnisheI 20 Application
q -
pr further particular, rates. 4e.. caH sn -
ad3rsss ~ l.. BOWEN. Agent.
T0rsYbp9sn. Baltimore county, Nd.
Jan - ~
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Census Enumerators for Ralto. County.

Census Enumerators for BALTIC. County.
Through the courtesy Of Capt n. ii. creager,
Supervisor Of Census for the lst district Of Mary
land, We have been furnished with the list Of
enumerators appointed bv him for Baltimore eoun-
~, rs foll0ws;
TIRsr DISTRICT.
Enumeration District No. 2I9.-E. 7. q. Wider
man, 102 Ramsey street extended.
No. 22O.-wm. Koussey, Catonsville.
No. ell. A. Poehlman, Carrollton.
80. 22?.-J. II. Bradburn, CAlverton.
No. 223.-John N. Walker, Catonsviile.
SECOND DISTRICT.
No. 22l.-J. W. IIaslup. PowhAtan.
No. 225.-Dr. II. J. lIebb. Randallstown.
THIRB DISTRICT.
No. 226.-Lewis .. bowen, Calyerton.
No. 221.-w. $. Maitland, ESQ Madison ave. eI.
No. 22s.-Robt. c. barnes. Jr., Mt. Washington.
No. 23y.-ThDs. u. Moore, Brooklandvilie.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
No. 23o.-Dr. Chas. A. Lcas. Emory Grove.
No. 23l.-John y. Gore, Emory Grove.
80. 232. Chas. 7. Harvey, uPPercoe.
ViPIH INSTRUCT.
No. 233.-Frank =. Bosom, Mount Carmel.
NJ. 23I.-John q. Shamberger, BsckleysVille.
siIrm bisrmr.
No 2s5.-Phiiip $. Cross. RayviIe.
No. 23C.-Dr. Joe. :. Baldwin, Inion NJ. IlOuse.
sEyESTn DISTRICT.
No 2B5.-John T. burns. White Hall.
No. 23s. " y. Seiif. Gorsuch Mills.
Iisntn pi.fmcr.
No gs9 W 81 Hsilig. Jr. Lathef,iile.
40. 2i0.- ffaBk Cole. GLENCOE.
80. 2ii.--K David iost, Glencoe.
siSTn DISTRICT.
~. 2te-G. q. G,b,on. woodbeuy.
~. gi8-D Dr. Ksbt J Hall. ~ Bfosn street.
No 2gg.-G. Ffsi. Pilson. wASsfiy
No. ?t5.-sam1 D.. Armstrong, Wassrly.
No. 2G6.-JobB D.. Porter. Tossonto-R.
No. "a Jossph ,. Bayns. Tewsonto~n.
rEsrH bsfHcr
~ ga -Jo,hss n. Parker. IT. james.
No. 2iv.-Cha,. 8. We-tlsy. s-sst Air
tif,tsrH riuhiet
So 80 Benjamin " Ady. Cab Htil.
~. 20 Bsbj , Taylor. i.iiils Ggnp.- Ter.
\ 20 1sn u Riley. "fssn~ssi
r.uFrH ui'rsi,r.
So .s .i.I 4,csru.iss. j. GafIst,ils
=. 90 Nirhaias Bran. kats'iis
ST. The r4tstrf. Cease. station
s.. geo Aibru w.gu-' - taht4n
=. lea 'aas ka".iHe.
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-22
Runaway Match.

Runaway Match.-A correspondent in the
10th district ssnds "a the faliosing The little
village e JaUstisVilie Hartford county. uas thrown
into = state IL excitement Friday night % last
seek, By the elopemsni q Young lady, Who had
been living in the family e Rev. Nj. MoaFc. 81
that place. With young man named Edward Car
man. The lady IL an orphan and had been =
member e Mr. Moorc's family foF some time. aud
vas highly thoaght Il BY them. Mr.. cArman had
bern paying attention "a her against the wishes %
the reVeTned gentleman. Who did not approve of
the marriage and had forbidden the young msn 10
esme o. the house. The lovers act being willing
90 be thwared in this way made an arrangement
90 marry At the FIRST opportunity. The night In
question the regular meeting u the Decd TemplArs
Sss held, aud while Mr. Moore and his family
we're absent. the young man drove up in carriage
and carried "a his lady love 10 the residence of bis
mother, where the Rev. Mr.. wysong vas In wait
ing and soon tied the nup,iai Knot. Your CORES
pendent saw the yeung couple on Saturday and
they seemed very happy. To the question uhy
she ran % the young lady answered. 'becanse she
loved him. AZ last accounts all vas quiet
cosnoroIGrr"