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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-03-06
DEATHS.



RrsSELL.-On March ., Margare, Ann, aged 20
years. relict the late John Russell.
SHERiFF.-A; franklintown, BALTIC. Co., John
X. Sheriff.
BELT.-On Feb. %, Sarah Ann, aged 80 years.
beloved wife 81 John X. Belt
FRAZIEK-On tho I'd inst. At Bare Hill, Falls
road. Mary Frazier. in the Goth year Of her age.
EElIMEI ER.-In baltimore county, March 2,
Freddie c.. aged years months and - days.
eldest son Of Henry e. and Caroline Rehmeysr.
HAILE.-0n the ?9th Of February, IsSO. at hi.
residence. in Long Green. Baltimore county,
Charles I. Halle. in his G5;h year.
WOoD.-On March l, at his re.idsnce. OWING
Mills, Baltimore CO., DIR. William Maxwell
Wood. in the 72d year Of his age. late surgeon
General retired L. :. y.
BALDwIN.--On Feb. Goth. Mary Celss;ino Bald.
win. younges; daughter Of Eliza Leo Baldwin
and the late Oliver T.. baldwin.
MITTNACllT--On March Let. at Pike.villc. the
residence Of his mother. George A., son Of A. l..
and the late George II. Mii,nach,.
NARRiOTT.-0n the morning Of March =, Samuel
Marvin. aged Is months. child Of Samuel V.
and Alice A. Marriott.
koLTER.--On the morning Of March Sin shrews-
bury. Penna.. Chrisiof kOlier, in the 6gth year
Of his age.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-03-06

Canton Station Houss.-Justice James r.
Dorsey makes the following report Of the business
for the month Of February Number Of arrests
assaults, peace, rs false pre,enses. ?; attempt
20 outrage, I trespass. I gambling, :; contempt
! released on bail, 81 committed, 2; dismissed,
a
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-03-06

New Business Improvement. Mr.. Jos.
liu;hcs. who lately removed 10 Tow'on,own from
Pcnn'y lvania. j. about 90 erect coach and black
smith shop, On the east side e tho York road, in
the hollow. near the toll gate.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-03-06

zo-The Ugh, between the Kelly and Tiiden
Democrats in New York continues as bitter as
ever. The Kcllyites are determined to throw tina,
State agan., Tilden. should he be nominated for
the Presidency.
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Repeated by Request.-Thc anniversary
exercises of the TowsontowB N. T.. sunday school
held on Feb 18th. will be repeated on Wednesday
evening next. March 10th. commencing at u
o'clock. An admission fee of - cents will be
charged. proceed. for benefit of school.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-03-06

Accidsnt.--Abou l0i o'clock on Sunday morn
ing last Pembroke Peasants, son Of Mr.. Richard
II. Peasants, was thrown from his horse In Ste
vsnsons lane, about 2 miles south ofTowsontown,
and was badly stunned besides receiving n num-
Dor Of bruises. The horse, attractions animal, ran
away, and In crossing the bridge at Herring run,
stumbled and fell, throwing his rider some dis
lance. The young man was removed 10 the resi-
dsnee Of Mr.. Wash. Stevenson, where hswa prop
sriy cared for. The horse sbadly cut about the
breast and side.
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FINHfS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
l. scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
for Baltimore county, letters Of administration on
the estate of
WILLIAM II. CONWAY.
late of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
90 exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, 20
the subscriber.
On or before tie lsh day Of August. 1850;
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 18th day Of Febru-
AIRY, lss0. CHARLES II. DUTTON,
Administrator with the will annexed.
Feb. Att
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-03-06

Missionary Entertainment n. p.
Sunday school. of this place. will hold it, regular
monthly missionary entertainment on Tomorrow
Sunday afternoon, commencing at q o'clock
An interesting programme has been prepared,
consisting Of vocal and instrumental music, read
ings, rccitations. &c. Al invited.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-03-06

Appointment.-Ths County Commissioners
this week appointed John Gallagher TO convey
persons from the Waverly station house to tho
county aims house and Jail, fixing the compensa-
tion At $40 per month.
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Houses, &C., Soid.-storm a Ristsau, auc-
tioneers, sold ut the Court House on Monday, for
Geo. H. Carman, examiner. the materials Of build
ings lying in the bed OF Mankin street between
pike road. in this county. 90 he removed within 20
days. subject TO the provisions Of the act Of As
seinbly Of 1876. chapter 800, &C., namely A two
story brick dwelling, - by 30 feet inches. sold
To Joseph vandanaker for $40; . brick dwelling.
IS feet inches by 33 feet inches. three stories
high with back building. to John Kelly for $335;
q frame Weathsr- boarded shed 20 =. Clements for
sl.55; frame stable 10 Richard Hamilton for
S3O.75; q glass dollhouse 10 William Shrivsr for
SG.50 total amount Of sales, $iS7.
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Driving Accident--A Dangerous Road.

17uHbvtVu7 1souUs
On Saturday night last tho sons Of Henry Wal
ter Justice Of the Peace Of the llth district,
driving along the Jerusalem turnpike in a car
rage, the night being dark. the vehicle was upset
over narrow bridge near the Gunpowdsr, throw
ing the occupants out and smashing the top into
pieces. The boys fortunately escaped serious in-
jury. The bridges on this road arc said TO DO
very narrow aud dangerous. rendering driving at
night extremely hazardous. The turnpike com
pany L. now hauling stone and II looks rs though
the pike Is to DO extended beyond the second toll
gate.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-03-06

List of Letters remaining In the postofiee at
Towsontown for the week ending Feb. IS, will
be sent 10 the Dead Letter Office April ID. 1850.
u not claimed: Miss Mary y. Carmel. Joseph
Carter, 2; Miss Rsbeccs Cactus, Jno. Fits, Mise
Hattie 0'Drien. Marshall Robinson. Benz. Suili-
van, Chas. NJ. d. Wight, Jno. widdell.
SARAH F.Asr, p. N.
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Maryland Line Iterns.-The whea, |. Il

Maryland Line Items.-The wheat Is look
ing exceedingly well in this section.
Mrs. Vim. Day is lying seriously III at her resi-
denee in New Market, her recovery, I understand,
being doubtful.
exhibition at Oakland NJ. 4. church. near New
Market. on Friday evening, Feb. 27th, and was
favored with q large audience.
Rev. DIR. J. l.. killgorc, of Stewartstown Cir
cult will lecture on Fun, Folly and Fashion," on
Saturday evening, March 9Th. In the Methodist
Protestant church, at New Market. Admission
u cents for adults and 10 cents for children.
Singing schools are being organized In New
Market.
The literary society Of New Market 10 stili
hourishing, the meetings being we'll attended.
Mr.. George W. Yost and family. ofthis locality,
will leave for the West In q few days. u. =. 5.
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How He Got Loft

How lie Got Loft.-A young married man,
i've will call him Mr.. Black. for convenience
| doing business in Baltimore and living near Tow
| sontown, going back and forth every day on the
cars, had a very unpleasant cx perisnce Saturday
night or two ago. Ills family had beon In the
habit Of sending a carriage TO Towsoniown and
leaving It undor u hotel shed. 50 that he could
paFiiouia, aighi lie decided 10 remain in the city
TO attend the theatre and told his wife In tho
morning TO send tho carriage 20 meet the car
which reaches here at a. NJ. Mr.. Black wentto
the theatre and when he left the city at o'clock,
with two well-hlled market baskets, he isit su-
fortably and enjoying good dinner on the day
following. when he reached Io"sontown At
o'clock aud looked around for the carriage Il was
nowhere TO be seen. What was to be done In this
dilemma lilo must go home, and being an able
bouteu young person, uctcrultucu 10 Walk through
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-03-06

School Board Meeting. county School
Board held special meeting on Wednesday, the
president, Col. Jsnifsr, In the chair.
Bills to the amount Of $ioi.75 for repairs, 10,
were passed and ordered TO DO paid. Teachers
salaries Whose reports were not received In time
st the last meeting Of the Board) amounting TO
sis2.ss were paid.
Jshn ]. Anderson was appointed trustee ofsehool
No. }, 9th district, in place Of Joseph Allison, de-
ceased.
The matter Of purchasing . lot in tho eth dis
triet for the purpose Of establishing = colored
school was referred 10 Thomas q. Rutledge and
Samuel Gore. with power TO act, the School Board
TO purchase the lot, and the persons who petition
cd for the school 10 erect house on Il.
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ATTENTION FARMERsI
Save Money by Insuring Prop.
erty I'm the
Agricultural Fire Insurance COMFY
or u..rrurn,r~ ~
OF WATERFOWL, y. Y.

Isses january fsf. 1873, Sf.05s, 1900.
NiiE attention Of farmers is directed 20 the great
l. advantages in the way Of Fire Insurance, Of
ferei by the above Company.
Its assets amount 10 over 81 zoo. 900, so that
failure 10 absolutely impossible.
II insures no;hin; but Dwellings and Farm
Property. rejee az all risky property. such ~
manufacturing or mercantile establishments.
IL not only pGys for all losses by ERE, but for
las.ages done BY Lightning. whether FIRE ensucs or
not.
Il also pays for Lire Stock killed by lightning
anywhere on the farm. The latter feature will
commend this Company to the farming community.
The terms on which property Is insured are as
favorable as those Of any other Company in this
country.
A large number Of prominent and well-known
persons have already aitesied their confidence in
this Company by insuring their property therein,
and whose names will be furnished on application
TO US.
For further particulars. rates. &C.. cal. on or
address, II. l.. BOWEN, Agent,
Tovsontown. Baltimore county, Nd.
Jan. ally.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-03-06

Resignation and Appointment.-Isaiah
Watkins, road supervisor for the 18th district,
having resigned, the County Commissioner. this
week appointed Christopher CoreOran to oil the
vacancy,
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Tor baltimore county from 20, 10 March 9TH,
inclusive:
WIN. c. Dorsey 4 vi. To David Carroll.
J. Thomas Johnston vi. to Rachel Kelly.
WIN. A. Burk a vi. 20 Mary A. Ebaugh.
X. y. Maynard & W. to Z. Merton stewart.
7. W. Beanstt 4 VT. TO Naomi Bennett.
II. d. Morrison OF al, receivers, TO o. =. Lsntr.
ii. 8. Armstrong 4 W. TO d. $. Armstrong.
John Fox to Harrison Hopper.
to y. W. Trimble.
John W. jenkins 10 John Daborn.
David Wilson Of sl. 20 WIN. W. Spence.
A. ID. Clemens, Jr., to Geo. n. Moalo.
ID. u. Carter 4 vi. to Benz. W. Gorsuch.
Benz. Cole 4 wi. to Craven N. Cole.
Harrison Park TO Lennsx Birckhcad, assign
ment.
John Eckhardt VT to Allen Thompson, Jr.
James France 4 W. to wsodborry Bldg. Asso.
No. ).
National Mechanics Bank, BALTIC. to John W.
Dodge Of ri.
Stewart Brown ct al, trustees to John W.
Dodge OF al.
John W. Dodge 4 W. to Jesse y. Ely.
r. ID. Morrison Of al, receivers to y. 7. Stevens.
John I. Yellott, trustee, to Mary Al. Clemens,
assignment.
John A. DushAnc ct nj. to John T.. Sheridan.
Chrstiana Grupy ct nj. to Ewd. l.. Coulson.
Thos. Biddison and wi. TO Elizabeth A. Edwards.
y. y. Suter, trustee, TO j. X. IlaEsrty, trustee.
John q. Morris TO Ella Hatch.
W. Burns Trundlc, trustee, to Peoples Pcrma-
nent Land and Loan Company. BALTIC. city.
Thos. NJ. Lanahan ct nj. 10 Chas. T.. Dickey.
Lavinia Hopkins to james Williams.
Chas. T.. Wilcox. trustee. TO Hugh Sisson.
John Gregg, trustee, to same.
John b. Wentr, trustee, TO Jacob Kroi.
LEAsEs.
A. d. Clemens, Jr., TO Mary T.. Howard.
Isabella Whitaker TO Sophia I. Crommcr.
MORTGAGES.
Daniel Manser 4 vi. TO Mary Ellis.
Charity Richards OF nj. TO Mary Ellis.
Geo. L. Thomas, trustee, to X. J. Handy, as
signment.
Caroline VI. Adams 4 hush. to Clara A. Ross.
Allen Thompson, Jr., 4 VT. to John Eckhardt.
Vim. Ruhl to Charles Akchurs,.
Joseph &. Howard & VT. to waverly Mutual 4
Permit. Land Loan & Bldg. Asso.
jesse i. Ely vi. to National Union Bank Of
Maryland.
Alice l.. Maynadier l. hush. to q. W. BiIlups.
Mary A. J. Clemens to Arthur V. Milhollsnd.
Jas. Williams and wife to Lavinia Hopkins.
Thos. y. Locke to John q. schwind.
S. W. worthington TO 5. ". worthington, tru..
J. T.. Sheridan and wife TO John A. Dushanc.
C. II. e. Curtis, exr, 20 G. II. c. Curtis, assignt
Johnfey Blizzard to Vim. II. bergman.
Ella Hatch and husband 10 John q. Morris.
Francis VI. Hines o. Jamos Smith.
RELEASTS.
7. u. IIorwitz 60 Daniel Nanser.
Chas. ". Ridgely, trustee. 10 X. !. Maynard.
j. PeRrce Richardson TO VIM. Ruhl.
wavcrly Mutual and Permit. Land, Loan and
Bldg. Asso. to A. u. Clemens. Jr.
q. y. Moaic to A. u. Clemens. T., partial release.
John II. Plenkenpol to Lawrence Manner.
Charles Markell TO Alice l.. Maynadisr.
Thos. NJ. Lanahan 10 Vim. 7. Fisher.
Jno. ii. Emory, agent, TO I. VI. Hines.
Hills % SALE.
Daniel Keller to Moses Fox.
Isaac Kussmaul to John A Wa:thsr.
Valentine Hare to Jos. u. Mitchell ct al.
Christian wiesman TO Moilie Pailer.
Francis Quinn to Henry Rockford.
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A Six Mile Walk Under Ground.-or

A Six Mile Walk Under Ground.-0n
Friday afternoon Of last week, shortly after one
o'clock, Mr.. Robert X. Martin, chief engineer Of
the Gunpowdcr permanent water supply. in com
pany with G. Orrick Swan, resident engineer Of
the upper division Of the tunnel Charles iiamil
ton, manager for Bruce 4 Patterson John lio-
land and George Cruit, the last two superinten-
dents Of masonry along the conduit. started from
shaft No. -four miles northeast Of Towsontown)
90 inspect the tunnel. Messrs. Swan and lIami-
ton accompanied the party rs far ~ shaft No. =,
about one mile. Messrs. Martin and the others
sontinusd their underground walk TO Lake Monte.
bello. This "tramp" covered 4 distance OF six and
ono quarter miles, and took Eve hours and thirty
minutes 10 make IT, Near shaft Ne. n the in
specting party discovered slide Of fveor six per-
ehes Of stone lying in the bed ofthe tunnel. As a
whole the chief engineer expressed himself highly
gratiisd with the work. The ordinary torch was
used to make up for the deficiency Of daylight
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-03-06

Funny Composition.-Last week the jour
nal contained an account Of burning accident
which occurred In "Spaniard's Neck"-whsrevcr
that might bs--which We think-although not in
tended for such--a very amusing piece of eompo-
sition. Before writing IL the locAizcr must have
eaten something which did not agree with him.
lie says;
"Miss Warren was in the sitting room alone and
wishing to leave the room turned down the wick
for purpose Of eXtinguishing the light when the
lamp exploded scattering the oil on Mrs. VS.
dress as we'll n over tho centre table. iamp-mat
and some books. which were upon the table. All
was in blaze in an instant. Miss w. ran into
the dining room where Mrs. Warren was sitting.
who extinguishsd the blaze which envslopsd Miss
Warren. Miss w., apart from the fright and
shock received. fortunately sustained no injury.
Not 50 however with Mrs. Warren who burned her
left hand 10 extinguishing the flames which were
burning the clothing Of her s,sp-daughter, Miss
Warren"
"Mrs. W." must be a vsritabie ubiquitous per-
son. for Il will be seen that she was both In the sit
ting and dining room at the same time. And then
there is such charming mixture Of "Miss War
rcn," "Mrs. VS." "Miss w." "Mp. Warren"
"Miss Warren" Miss w." "Mrs. Warren" and
"Miss Warren" that Il would require . couple Of
Philadslphia lawyers Ia tell just who was burned
whether Miss Warren, the lamp mat. Mrs. War
rem. or who. We rather incline 20 the opinion
that "Miss W." Was burned. but there are some
who differ with US. And then we find too that
"Mrs. W." 10 not "Miss ". ." mother. but only her
step-mothor. And further-but the more we at
tempt to explain the more We become confused
and feel compelled 10 say that the puzzle beats
''the little game Of fifteen" by q large majority.
Give US m easy one, neighbor.
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BALTIMORE PRICE CURRENT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY ~
D. T. An . z u 8 o u,

DEALER ~
FLOUR, FEED OF ALL KINDS, FERTILI.
zERs, SEEDS, PRODUCE, &C.,
I26 North High NJ, Baltimore.
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Emory q Emory, Solicitors. ~ st. Paul St.,
Baltimore, and Towsontown.

CARAH AMOS EFT AL, VS.. wINGFIELD
- AMOS EFT AL. in The Circuit Court for Bal
tMore eouniy-in EYgiiy.
ORDERED by the Circuit Court for Baltimore
county, this 18th day Of February, 1850. that the
private sale made and reported by ID. Hopper
Emory, Trustee, for the sale Of certain interest
In the land and premises mentioned and referred
10 in this cause be ratified and confirmed. unless
cause to the contrary thereof be shown. on or boz
fore the sh day Of MareL, 1850. provided = copy
Of this order be inserted in some newspaper print
ed in Baltimore county. once in each Of three
cessive weeks before the sth day Of March, 1850.
The report states the amount OF sales TO DO sT35.
WILLIAM N. ISAAC, Clerk.
True Copy-Test:
WILLIAM NJ. ISAAC, Clerk.
Feb. 14-4t.
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Railroad Anniversary Meeting.-A Iarg.

Railroad Anniversary Mceting.-A large
number u the friend. Of the Baltimore and Delta
Marrow Gauge Railroad met at Forest llill, liar
ford county, on Saturday last, to celebrate the
third Anniversary Of the Inauguration ofthe enter
prise. The meeting was called 10 order by Mr.. 4.
&. Price. and motion ". II. Waters. Esq, presi-
dent of the board Of directors, was elected presi
dent of the meeting; Joseph Parry and Charles
Ilollingsworth vice presidents. and Nathan Graf
ton secretary. Mr.. Grafton gave an interesting
statement Of the efforts 81 the executive committee
aud the friends &c the road, reading from the
minutes Of the meetings of the committee made
some three years ago, and closed with COMPARE
Of the very uncertain condition Of the enter
prise at that time with its present condition and
prospects Of early and successful completion. lie
was followed by Hon. :. Archer and :. q. Boyd.
Esq. who urged upon subscribers the Importance
Of Keeping the treasury well supplied with funds
60 meet promptly, a. heretofore. all drafts upon H.
and Of so increasing the stock subscriptions 10
make the stock of the company perfectly safe in
the future by reducing 90 the very smallest pos
sibe sum the amount 60 be borrowed TO complete
the road. The meeting was enthusiastic. and the
impression was universal that great and steady
progcs,s had been made In the development Of the
enterprise since its inception, three years ago.
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Suits for Damages.-R. Il. Boarman. Esq.
~ counsel for Mr.. John Philpot. has entered suit
in the Circuit Court against the Northern Central
Railway Company. claiming $4,000 damages sus-
tanned by him through the alleged nesli sencc Of
the employees Of the company in allowing fire TO
escape from their engines and destroying his
grass. fences. timber. &c. The property of Mr.
Philpot 10 located near Phoenix.
Catharinc Aitvogt has instituted n suit against
Caroline Dohlsr. for alleged defamation Of char
aetsr, laying the damages at $4,000.
Messrs. Slingluf 4 Slinglua. counsel for lien
rie,ta wilkinson. by her next friend. George +.
Wilkinson. have entered suit against the Baiti-
more and Hartford Turnpike Company. claiming
$4,000 damages for injuries sustained by the plain
til by her carriage running over the bridge at
wcber's brewery. A similar cause Of action has
also been brought by the same counsel on behalf
Of Geo. =. Wilkinson, who was in company with
his wife and suffered severe injuries. tho damages
being laid at 5000.
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cll week In your own town. Terms and Is
COOoutht free. Address II. HALLErr A Co.,
Portland, Maine. 1Nov.f2,'To.-ly.s
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ounpowder Agricultural Club.-TL

Gunpowder Agricultural Club.-The las;
monthly meeting Of this club held at the rc,i-
denee Of Mr.. Edwin scott. in Western Run Valley.
Mr.. :. is justly esteemed one of the most thorough
and progressive farmers Of his section and OF
course everything about his premises was found
TO be n fine order
Tho subject of the probable change in the laws
regulating the inspection and weighing ofhay and
straw being considered. some discussion snsued
a. to what would be to the interest OF the farmers
Of Baltimore county in the premises. Tho action
Of tho enterprise Club. Of Montgomery. at its Jan
uary meeting, looking TO TO the establishment Of
farmers hay market in washis gton, was referred
20. and some suggestions made a TO the advisa-
bli,y Of . similar enterprise in Baltimore city.
Ansr considerable debate the matter was referred
TO = committee OF four members for invest cation
and TO report TO the club what could be done, IL
anything.
A number Of matters Of much interest to the
msnhers wero crowded into the "hslf. hour for
question:" eiiciting much valuable information.
A lengthy debate snsued, showing conflicting
and entirely diverse opinions merits Of late and
early spring blowing. rs to which facilitated the
getting into condition Of the land, favored escape
irons worms. &c.
Mr.. W. ". Matthews read n selected article On
the application Of manurcs and Mr.. Thomas Cor
such ono on commercial fertilizers. after which the
Club adjourned 90 NEE. at the residence Of Mr.
Edward II. Matthsws. March Goth.
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ono A WEEK. si2 aday At home easily made.
Augusta, Maine. [Nov.33,'Ie.-ly.s
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Transfer. Of propertv.-Th, folio,

. list Of real estate transfers, &C., hled for re-
cord In the Office Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
for Baltimore county from Feb. 90, to March 18th,
inclusive:
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-15
OREGON,
Items from Portland.


PORTLAND, November 14th-The weather
is cold and clear. There is considerable com.
plant among the farmers of the State owing
to the absence of rain this fall In many Sec
tions the ground is so dry that the farmers
have not been able to put in the fall crops.
j. R. Cartwright. who shot and instantly
killed German, Frederic Mender, several
months ago in Lane county, had his trial yes
terday at Eugene City. After celebrating q
long time the jury were unable to agree on q
verdict and were discharged. The case was
continued over until the next term of Court,
and the defendant admitted to bail.
The body of Woodson Patterson, who re-
sided in Camas valley, Douglas county. was
found few days ago in the woods. There
was ghastly wound in tho head caused by q
charge from a shotgun. Patterson was out
hunting at the time 1t is not known
whether the shot was fired accidentally, or
if Patterson was murdered. The tragedy is
involved in mystery, and the authorities are
making thorough investigation of the
matter.
A young man named Frank G.. Pearce was
arrested yesterday, charged with robbing an
old man named George II. Kniser of $3.50 at
the Richmond Hotel. On being arrested
Pearce confessed his guilt.
The wheat market is quite firm, with quo
tations at 81 As Tonnage remains firm.