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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-12-02
Anecdotes of Lucretia Mott.


At meeting Of the woman's suff.
rage society in New York recently, in
memory of Lueretia Mott. some inter
esting anecdotes were related. Mrs
Blake said for many years she would
not ride in any public conveyance in
Philadelphia that would not admit
colored people. She would neither eat
nor use anything which had been
produced by slave labor. The Rev.
Highland Garnett, pastor of Shiloh
church, spoke of an attack upon an
antisIavery meeting by rowdies. Some
of the speakers were roughly handled
on leaving and crowd assembled
around Mrs. Mott and her male escort
She calmly told him to see one of the
other ladies home. "And who will
take care Of you?" he said This
gentleman" she answered, designating
leader Of the rowdies. The man was
completely taken aback, but succumbed
and conducted her out of harm way.
Gov. Pound for Sec. of the Interior.
Quite boom is being gotten up in
favor of Congressman Pound for Secre-
tary of the Interior in President Gar
fields cabinet. Mr.. Pound is said to
be an intimate personal friend of the
President elect and in case the position
is to be given to a western man his
chances are thought to be good. A
dispatch from Washington says he is
beng pushed by friends there, includ-
ing ex-senator Dorsey. Great stress
is laid by the men who urge Gov.
Pound for the place upon the fact that
the Wisconsin delegation to Chicago
were first to swing into line for Gar
field, and to the additional claims that
the great Northwest ought to be repre-,
scented at the head Of the Home De-
partment Of the goyerment.-St. p.
Journal
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A certain good-lookinS young fslyot5
in Centralia, going by the name of
Smith, suddenly disappeared one even
inc last week. Ahem = x
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Notice to IOggerS,

All loggers or bosses of Logging
Camps dealing IN Manufactured To-
bacco must make application for Spec
ial Stamp covering such business or
they will be liable to prosecution.
The law is rigid, and will be enforced.
Apply to
II. B. PHIL1Eo.
Dep Coll.
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Green Bay, Saturday.
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The following names were omitted
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-17
Correspondence BaiTssors coHHiy Talon.
IN THE MOUNTAINS.
Thomson HoUsE, PHILA. 4 Ear DIVISION Oh
Pa. II. R., KANE. Pa. July Il. ISsn.

Thomson HousE, PHILA. 4 Ear DIVISION OIL
PA. X. R., KANE, Pa, July II, lSsp.
HsssTs. Editors :-Aceording to promise I will
pen you n few lines, although cannot find much
TO write that think will be of interest 20 your
readers. LEFT Towsontovn on Monday last By
Mr.. Wesley's stage 10 Riders. The heat was
most intense until we arrived in the neig borhood
Of williamsPort, where there had been a shower
aud we enjoyed the refreshing mountain air. We
stopped Oh At Remove, u pleasant summer Tesor,
nearly 800 miles from Baltimore.
Remove Is the location Of the shops Of the Phil.
adeiphia and Erie Railroad Company, and the In
terest centered here BY these improvements 10 the
life Of the place. The hotel. conducted By one ii
the princes Of good fellows, Mr.. VIM. II. Durham,
Is hrst-ciass In every respect. The mountain
scenery hercabouts Is truly grand. or course
had 60 examine the Gre department. found four
hrst-class hose carriages and steamer, but no,
n hook and ladder truck. I think with n little
more persuasion / will induce tho citizens of
Remove to order one Of Holloway trucks similar
Kane L. situated on top OF the Aliegany noun.
iains and the hotel Is owiied by Gen. Kane, who.
you may remember, was the colonel of the ceie.
brated Pennsylvania Bucktail Regiment during
our late unplcasantness. have not yet had the
pleasure Of meeting the General. but he Is repre-.
sented TO be scholar, n statesman. and soldier
The Thomson House 10 admirably kept by Mr.. q.
W. Jackson, one IL the brightest Of hotel men,
On our way ~ We passed ST. Mary's aud noticed
painted ON an immense sign. Lewis Noglc, Lager
Beer brewery"
The weather 10 delightful up here but We have
not met with any better society than we have a,
our dear old home. With best respects to all and
asking your pardon for this bore. / remain
Your friend. JgsSE = lItNr
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-17

RE'N"NISG WITHOUT uis llosr.-It will be re.
mcnbered that Leonard Jerome, a protested Re
publican Of New York. wrote a letter to Gen. liam
cock two ~ three weeks ago. in which he pledged
him his support a we'll a. that of "the whole
Jerome family Democratic newspapers seized
upon this letter, published il entire and made a
great deal Of noise over the supposed great gain,
bu, now comes Thomas W. Jerome, n brother Of
Leonardo. and knocks the pegs from under the
whole thing. In u letter TO the New York Tims.
he says;
IL have some knowledge of the Jerome family.
Four sialwart sons Of my own join their father in
continued loyalty to the Republican party and TO
Gen Garfield, the exponent of and representative
Of it, principles. make this statemet ~ . mild
Offset 60 Leonard's prediction that the family will
to man vote for Hancock deeply regret that
my brother has seen ht 10 speak for 90 many In
stead Of for himself aud IL his misrepresentation
Of Grant, Raymond, Jones and Stevens are no
greater than those he has made Of our family.
he still owes to each nm apology for his ignorance
or presumption. Gen. Grant Is perfectly cOmpe-
tent &C. declare his own position. and IL not man
usually Kindred by 'cxigencies.' The fact that he
IL not for Hancock, but q 'Garfsld Republican
makes the socallcd belief Of Leonard Of very little
account.
my brother Il welcome TO the privilege Of go
ing over 10 the enemy, and Of proclsiming his adj
hercnce TO the soldier who fret dared officially 20
eInbarrass the reconstruction acts Of the Govern-
ment at the close Of the but be Il understood
that the jerome family declines 20 become a party
10 such an act Of political harikari 'Ons swallow
does not make u summer aud one Arnold In
politics. even though as crafty and astute as
brother Leonard, cannot be permitted 20 sneak for
an otherwise universally loyal Republican family"
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munities in which the duties are Go be performed
best qualified them to aid In making the wisest
choice.
The doctrines announced by the Chicago Con
vention are not the temporary devices OF a party
deliberate convictions resulting FROM u careful
study Of the spirit Of our Institutions, the events
Of our history and the best impulses ofour people
In my Judgment these principles should control
the legislation and administration Of the govern
ment In any event they will guide my conduct
until experience points cut better w4y. II
elected Il will be my purpose to enforce s,rict
obedience 60 the constitution and the laws and 10
promote. ~ best may, the interests and honor uf
the whole country, relying for support upon the
wisdom OF Congress, the intelligence and patriot
ism Of the people and the favor of God.
with great respect, AIN. very truly yours.
J. A. GARFIELD.
To Hon. Geo. =. lIOar,
Chairman Of the q Committee
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-17

CAROLINE corSrY TAx-PAYEns MrErixG.-A
meeting of the tax payers Of Caroline county, Nd,
was held at Denton last week to demand Of the
School Commissioners that they allow a commit
tee Of the Taxpayers an opportunity to examine
the vouchers Of the Published expenses for con.
Quoting the public schools Of that county for the
past ten years. a committee was appointed to
draft resolutions. Who submitted the following
which we're adopted By the meeting
WHEREAS, The county Cuinuis .ioncrs Of Caro-.
line county have levied a considerable sum n an
additional appropriation for the conduct of the
public schools for the year 1850. Notwithstanding
u protest of sundry tax payers. more than IL re-.
quircl Of them by Law aud
WHEREAS, The School Commissioners for said
county have refused 10 allow a committee of tai. .
payers 10 examine the vouchers Of the aI,propria.
tioa Of said schools. therefore be IL
Resofrsd That a. tax payers Il Caroline county
We are entitled To- know how the money raised for
the support Of the public schools has been sx-
pended.
Rs'oired. That We disapprovc the action Of the
County Commissioners in levying additional
money 10 the amount required Of them By law 20
pay for the support Of the public schools without
hTst inye-tigaiing the accounts If the School Com.
inissi"nors in the distribution of the public
moneys.
R,s"irci That tho School Commis sionrrs de.
serve Co be publicly crnsured for declining 10
allow a committee 81 the taxpayers to examine
the vouchers of the expenditures of the public
money in support 81 the public schools aud we do
rcquest that they resign Dr allow a committee oi
the tax. payers To- see how their money has been
expended.
K'soiT'd That copy ct the above resolutions
be sent To- the Hon. Jno. ". Robinson, lion. .Ios
a. Wickes aud Hon. Frederick Stump.
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:es'- The Democratic National Committee me,
ia New York city on Tuesday aud elected VIM.
II. Barnun, Of Connecticut, chairman, and Fred.
eriek o. Prince. Of Ma.saehuse,ts. secretary. The
committee then proceeded 10 Geb. Hancock
headquarters on Governors Island and formally
notified he and Mr.. English. who was also pres
ent, Of their nomination. II is said tina, the Sc.
lection Of Mr.. Barnum a. chairman Of the CON.
mi,tee indicates tina, Tilien has the upper hand
and will run things TO suit himself Senator Wal
lace, Of Pa. was Gen. Hancock. choice for chair.
man and II Is thought the fact Of his no, being
selected indicates that the Democrats have given
up all hope Of carrying the Keystone State. The
letters Of acceptance Of Hancock and English will
be made public in a few days.
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Miscellaneous.
SMEDLEY HOUSE, 49,
TowsoNTowN, Nh, - 1rA
SAMUEL .. BUTLER, Proprietor.

beg leave Ia announce 10 my friends through
out the county that I have taken this old and
Well.known Hotel for the accommodation OF
permanent and transient boarders. IL has been
re fitted entire and put in first class order. aud am
now ready for the accommodation q my friends
aud the public generally.
The house Is supplied with pure sPrin. water
and shaded with fine trees. Its nearness % the
city, with the advantages of line % horse cars
and trains by the Northern Central Railroad, make
IL n desirable summer resort for gentlemen who
do business in Baltimore. The unsurpassed health
and beauty Of the surrounding country, with its
pleasant drives, and the absence Of that pest OF
the human family, the mosquito, make II the most
desirable resort in the State.
The proprietor would respectfully call the atten-
ton Of those Is search of n Summer Resort 20 the
fact that the Smedcy House being built Of stone,
in the most substantial manner, the danger from
fire incident to frame buildings is thereby TO n
great extent avoided.
Good stabing and Carriage Houses attached to
the premises.
A coach will be run in connection with trains on
the y. Z. X. r., making the time from the house
20 Baltimore In fny-f minutes.
SAMUEL 2. BUTLER,
July 3.--tf. Proprietor.
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ss-A pro,e., /. being raised arain., III. y.

ED-A protest 10 being raised against the per-
sistent boring Gen. Hancock IL receiving from hi,
party friends. They imagine that their enthusi.
asm has already elected him, and that nothing Is
needed but 10 ingratiate themselves In his favor
and take handspring over the bars that have
shut them out from the public feed trough for
twenty years. A few Of the more sober minded
organs Of the party, however, retain their senses.
one Of which. the Louisville Posf, says:
at would be well for those Democrats who hur-
ried on TO New York 10 make their peace with
Gen. Hancock, and who have been besieging him
In season and out of season for recognition or
Office. 10 return 90 their respective States and
make some effort 10 secure his election. No sooner
was he nominated than brood Of these annoying
beggar rushed 10 Governors Island and COM
menced their indecorous and indecent appeals
A private letter from Mrs. Hancock, received by
gentleman In this city, refers with some anxiety
10 the strain 10 which the General has been sub
jeeted, and expresses fears that his health will be
shaken by the unusual and continued worry
Correspondents who have visited the island report
the headquarters ~ swarmng with eager poiiti-
clans. Boats running 10 and fro carry cargoes Of
this worthless freight. Il seems impossible To get
rid Of the clamorous and hungry pack"
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date for Pre.iien;, 'ay. he expect. 90 BE- elected
lie claim. tina; he will carry Maine. Michigan,
Wi.censin. Tsxa. AMI probably two or three other
States. AMI thus ,hrow the election into the IIou,e,
where IL will be decided In his favor By he la
Ma;yr, the Greehbaeker from Indiana. who is
alleged 70 bold the balance ofpower. lie exhibits
number Of letters from different part. Of the
country assuring him Of success. AMI he says tha,
neither Garfield nor Hancock be eleciel by
the people. When the election IL thrown into the
House he hopes to win by a combination Of Dem.
ocrats, Greebbaekers and Tndepenient..
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DEATHS.
Death. Free--- Tributes. &C.. 10 cts. . "a

Deaths Free Tributes. &C.. 70 cts. % Lilac
sPiCEE.-On July 10th. near Union Meeting
House 90: diph,hcTia. Grace W. aged year,,
months and - lays. AMI on July 18th. John
Ei~hri. a:cl year. AMI u months. children
of John v. AMI Elizabeth Siiccr
WEl"iir.-In t." .auipNn. Juiy llth. OF diph-
iberia. Laura, iau. Gutter "i T. l.. AMI T.. Wright.
ageI year. anl months.
BlDblSON.- Departed ihi. lie. on July u. a, {.
o'clock \. VI. Savannah u. Biili.on. ia the
18Th year 81 her age.
SLoflluN Ek on tie l1th inst. Ida l.. daugh.
tcf II l., \. AMI the late Gc,. >oihDwcr.
BENNETT. At Enr lie. Baltimore county on
Weln'. lay, July ~. l.sp. Mr.. MARY T.. len
nett. IA the 'Jth year Of her age
FRANCE Near Perry Hall. n July 18th. Carrie
Belle aged . month. aud weeks. daughter Il
4. l.. AMI Ella ". France. The little darling
u at rect.
! hal little Carrie once.
prayed that .hc mi :ht stay.
But oh. an angel csme one night.
Aud tpak her home TO live
While her body IL in the grave.
Her soul i, IN the ky.
We have laid our little Carrie now
In her little grave 10 lie.
nv HEE MOTHER.
Reisterstown and E!iico;t city paper, copy
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-17

so-J. Brown George, prominent young shoe
merchant Of Baltimore, fell from the fourth story
Of bis store, on sharp street, near Lombard, on
Friday morning Of last week and was instantly
killed. II ia supposed tina, in attempting to hoist
. window, which EXTENDED to the floor. he lost his
balance and feel out head foremost striking upon
the side walk. breaking his neck and dashng his
brains out. Mr.. George was a sou Of Mr.. Isaac
s. George, 20 years Of age. and highly thought
Of In business aud social circles.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-17

-s-we read almo.; daily in our Maryland
Democrats exchange. tia; the New York psm-
ocFaey is united All working harm ai5u,ly fur
Hancock. tu, New York paper VI Monday .ays
the TAmmAny aud T!lcn faction. continue to
fsh; 'i;iou.ly consultation. Eash i. willing
10 harmonic. rro'ilsl'i; cAa hare everything it.
Eva ~Ay. Anl We expe;; that, ab,a; tie Size
,Fi 4.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-17

Es- The j'srtai nAu i. very solici,ou. TO have
us acknowledge a. contradiction TO the rcpot,
that Buchanan. Attorney General wrote Han.
ccck'. order No 30. tina, he received. so,ncway or
other. iisPa;eh from Judge Jeremiah :. Black.
nov 'ciournin: in Europe. averrin; tina; he never
'AW the order ill he read it. or never read the
VFirr till he saw i,-or both a, annie honorable.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-17

re- The Republicans Z North Carolina bell
their state convention Ia; week with nearly one
thousand dsie.a;es 10 Attendance They nina
tel for Governor Judge Ralph T.. Buxton. anil for
Lieutenant Govern Ruff. Barriu: er wh, W..
Bri:iiier renc-ai 10 the Confederate army. Tie
nominee Nil meet tie pcaa-rai. .a jsa; li.....-
"a Al. ..er ;h, state ari they propose d 'i,e'y
Anl i..rna. .AmntL.r.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-17

Ec-The Republican. Il Montgomery. Alabama,
mAie a second attempt on the goth u June 70 hold
a mee,in; in that city BIZ; the Democrat. broke il
ap By ;Arosin- 81 Aisi. 90: missile. a; the .reai.
e., The 'herif 'r!el'. 4u'e; the disturbance ~
'ayins . .ai -. ~ ie !anc by such meetings.
~ the '5's' ine Eefarl-an.. far'le bon .--i's
rlgli .''-.a,' 80 Repst..-,u. even Z: tie latter
..aiea'ei the Dem 1-rl,."
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C,O.PARTNERsIIIP NOTICE.

Robert s. Corse having severed his connection
with the frm Of William Corse A Son. proprietors
Of the CLAIRMONT AND fuRLEY HALL.
NURSERIES. WILLIAM J. CoRsE AND
FRANK 4. CORSE will hereafter conduct the
business ~ equal partners under the name and
style Of WILLIAM CORSE 4 SONS.
WILLIAM J. C0RSE,
FRANK +. c0RsE.
Baltimore CorSrY.
July Let, 1850. July iO.-2t.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-17
GARFIELD AND ARTHUR,
REPUBLICAN MEETING IN nth DIST

The Republicans of the iih district <-<z
will hold meeting at MRS. REFERS ~
GREENWOOD HALL, at the l:- Mile u
IIsusc. Hartford road. on Saturday Eresiag. Ial,
liza, Mt ) o'clock. for the purpose of forming q
GARFIELD AND ARTHcRCLuB The meet
ing will be addressed by $. Parker Bosley. Rich.
ard W. Pearce and Others. A full attendance l,
requested. ny ORDER.
1uiv IO-9f
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-17

INLIZABETIi X. HOPKINS rs. THOMAS Il.
Ia MATTHEWS AND ANN J. MATTHEWS.
~ ne Circuit Court for Bnit~ors coHsty--iH
E9sity.
ORDERED by the Circuit Court for baltimore
county, this 18th day Of July. iss0. that the sale
made and reported by Benjamin =. Moore. At
torney for Mortgage. 81 the property mentioned
In the proceedings in the abo,c entitled cause. be
ratified and confirmed unless cause 90 the contrary
thereof he shown. ON before The va day of
AngH.i lsSo provided a copy Of thi. order be
inserted in SOME newspaper printed in baltimore
county, once In each Of three successive weeks
before the nth day Of August. lSS0. The report
states the amour, of Gales To be se,gOO.O0
WILLIAM N. ISAAC, Clerk.
True Copy--Te't
WILLIAM N. ISAAC, CLERK.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-17

FINIlE undersigned has now on hand about 1000
i feet Of choice White Oak Pump Stock which has
beeni spring water sufficient length Of time 10
free IL from sap. Any Pump constructed Of this
stock Is guaranteed not TO give unpleasant taste
tothe water. His arrangement. for preparing Pump
Stock in the above manner are most ample and
complete. and he will always be prepared 10 put
up the EXCELSIOR PUMP at short notes.
Always on hand all kinds 81 PUMP Fixtures Of
the very best quality, including Leathered Buckets
for Old Pumps which can be furnished on demand.
Common Wooden Pumps made on the premises
where they to be placed. when desired.
All Pdmps constructed by the subscriber are
warranted for one year. After the first year they
will be kept in order by him or fen y,ar', for the
moderate sum of 400 per year.
S-c-U n, ESest.ioT I'amP should NOT girs eat.
'.ft.fiaH nWH 10 rss,"rsi aHd The MONEY r. asf,d.
Refers by permission - X. X. Boarinan, Esq,
Towsontown. Orders by mail, or In person, at
tended o. promptly.
WILLIAM OLDFiELD, Pump Maker.
Je.2G.-ly.l Fountain Green. Hartford Co.. Nd.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-17

Hc-when a man fec. pretty .ufe 4 Dr.. c,ec-
ton to higher ofiee he resign. the place he {.
holding TO show hi. confidence in success. car.
field will resign hi. sea, in the Hou.e Il Repre-.
sentative. AMI let hi. .ucce.or be- chosen Tor next
winter a. veil a. for the new Csnsfcs.. Hancock
will no, resign hi. conjunction in the army. as
Mcclellan did when he wa nominated for the
Presidency, because he doubles. think. "a bril-
in the hand j. worth tao in the bush lie Ia.
title confidence ia sninguphi.her. \ vi.cGensral.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-17

enrThe heat In Baltimore city the past week
has been intense and in consequence there has
been much suffering. On Saturday last the Their
mometer reached 9so In the shade and on Tuesday
Of this week Il went to 9se and In some places 1882
A number Of persons were effected BY the sun,
some Of whom died, among tho latter being .
gentleman from Louisville, Ky, who was taken
suddenly III at the Maltby House and died before
physician could be summoned.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-17

GB-During the present campaign the head
quarters Of the National Republican Committee
will be located In New York city. Hon. Marshall
Jewell, the new chairman Of the committee, Is al
ready at work and proposes to push the campaigs
with great vigor.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-17

Efs- The Baltimore AmericaH Of 9th Inst. 70.
ports that Senator GrOOme and congrsssman Tai
bo,t were at Barnum's the day before and dis
eussed the situation In the I'd Congressional dis
irie,. 1t reports Mr.. Talbot rs thinking he win
be renOminated. no matter who 10 against him,
and that he believes II TO be only a question Of
time for him to receive the necessary number Of
vatea