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The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-23

Property saies.--Niessrs. Taylor a creaner,
suctionecrs, sold at the Court House on Tuesday.
for Thos. Hughes. Esq., trustee. 4e, 1G7 acres Of
land situated on the York turnpike, 20 miles from
Baltimore and miles from Parkton, improved by
frame and brick dwelling and necessary outbuild.
ings. Co John w. Quick for 81 $50.
On the same day N. NJ. Brian, auctioneer, sold
at the Court House. the farm owned by the late
VIM. r. Asher. In Middle River Meek, 18th dis
trict, containing 1855 acres and improved by =
dwelling house, &e., 10 ssligman lIerEbsrg for
ei,l0o.
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-23

Third District.
First cinct-wOODBERRY.
Second Prccinct-0LD HAMMET HOUSE,
REISTERST0WN TURNPIKE.
Third Precinct-SEvEN MILEHOrSE, REFS
TERSTOwN TURNPIKE.
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-23
Miscellaneous.
OF WATERFOWL, n. Y.

rNE attention Of farmers Is directed to the great
l. advantages In the way Of Fire Insurance, Of
fercd by the above Company.
It's assets amount 90 over 81 zoo, 900, so that
failure Is absolutely impossible.
IL insures nothing but Dwellings and Farm
Property, rejecting all risky property, such NJ
manufacturing or mercantile establishments.
II not only pays for all losses by ere. bu, for
damages done BY Ligh,HiHg, whether FIRE ensues or
not.
II also pays for Lice .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 wcli-known
persons have already attested their confidence In
this Company by insuring their property therein,
and whose names will be furnished on application
20 US.
For further particulars, rates. &c., cal, on or
address, II. l.. BOWEN, Agent,
Towsontown, Baltimore county, Md.
Jan. 2.-ly.
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-23

Robbed his Employer.-AntoncM Max Is .
shoemaker ut Texas and had In his employ man
named Frank Stcrmcr. On Friday Of last week
Max and his family went 10 Baltiipore 90 attend
the celebration, leaving Stermer TO run the busi-
ness during his absence. This the fellow did by
packing up nil the stock consisting Of boot fronts
gaiter uppers. &c.. and starting down the turn
pike with them. selling them out cheap to whoever
would buy, representing that he had been
carrying on business at Warren and was get
ting away to escape an "Irish woman who
insisted on marrying him."
Max when he discovered his loss, came to Tow
sontown and called on ono Of our shoemakers for
whom stermer had formerly worked, to inquire
whether he had been seen, and learned that the
fellow had been here and had gone on to Balti-
more. lie continued his journey TO the city and
lodged complaint at the Eastern station against
Stermer. who has n wife living In that neighbor-
hood, and the police soon had the thief In the lock-
up. lie 10 now In jail here. One person TO whom
stcrmer sold some Of the goods has been arrested
for receiving stolen property.
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-23
Hun,.s MUSICAL and Literary Social me,

Hunts Musical and Literary Social met
on the evening Of the 9th, whom the newly elected
officers were installed into their respective places.
A resolution was adopted TO hold literary enter
tainment. the proceeds Of which are TO be devoted
20 the fund for erecting hall for the Social. A
committee was appointed, with Mr.. W. X. Foster,
chairman. TO mako the preliminary arrangements.
The readings by Miss Ida Rider, Miss Annie
Foster and the solo by Miss Ida smithson were
excellent aud called forth merited applause. The
debate, ais mans intellect greater than woman's 7"
between Messrs. 4. A. Bryson and Thco. Boyd on
the Affirmative, and Mcssts. Edward Markell and
J. c. Ileiiig on the negative, was ably contested
and decided In favor Of the latter.
The meeting Of the Social on the evening ofthe
10th was not so largely attended, owing TO the
absence Of q number Of the me,nbers who were In
the city. Five new members were elected. The
committee on the proposed entertainment made
the following suggestions That the entertain
ment be held nj Towsontown, Nov. 18th that the
price Of tickets be Gxed ut 80 cents; that the
present committee be discharged and permanent
entertainment committee be appointed, consisting
Of the following members Manager, y. A. Bry'
son assistants. W. X. Poster, X. X. Roberts. a.
d. u. Cole. J. {. Heilig and J. J. wyman. This
committee is to take entire charge and tbs
Social. The suggestions were adopted The next
meeting Of the Social will be held Saturday even
Ing, Esd. An invitation IL extended 20 all. =.
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-23

Sunday School Convention. eonven-
tion Of the Sunday schools of the I'd, I'd, 4th 6h,
and sth districts will be held under the auspices
Of the Md. s. 8. Union, In the NJ. Il. church At
arranged for each day, aud the meeting win be
one Of unusual interest. A full attendance is re-
quested.
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-23

New School House.-Ths committee on
school houses met on Saturday last aud awarded
the Yoho road. 5th district, 10 Robert O. Merry
man, for $l,97t.
Proposals for building schooi-house Of either
brick or stone, At Mount Washington were receiv-
ed and opened, but the contract was not awarded.
- the proposals exceed the appropriations levied
the full board, which meets on Friday, Ocsober
22d.
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-23
Eleventh District.

Tenth District.
SHADES TAVERN.
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-23

Transfers OF Property.-Thc following Il
u list Of real estate transfers, &c. filed for re-
cord in the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court
for Baltimore county from October 18th to 2lst !:
DcrDg.
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-23
Robbery and Arrest.-0n Wednesday n

Robbery and Arrest. Wednesday night
Of last week man who gave the name Of Myer.
and said he was from Anne Arundel county,
stopped at the hotel Of Mr.. Henry Fitch, at
owings' Mills. and secured lodgings for the night.
In the morning. amer the family had gone down
stairs. Myer made his way into the room Of Miss
Alice Fitch and gathered up all the jewslry he
could End, including q gold watch and chain.
bracelets. rings, &c., and small amount Of money
lie then went down and took his breakfast, after
which he paid his bill and departed. A short
time afterwards the fact Of the robbery was dis
covered and ofieer Chas. J. Bcckley being ap:
priscd Of the circumstance started in persuit aud
captured the thief In Carroll county. All the
stolen articles were found on bis person. lie was
lodged In Jail.
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-23
Third District

Second District.
RANDAI.LSTOwN.
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-23

Election Of Ofhcers.-The Baltimore and
Yorktown Turnpike Company held lie annual
election on Monday with tho following result /;
President, james q. Wilson managers, J. Spear
Nicholas, Samuel II. Tagart. w. W. Taylor,
Richard Cromwell, VIM. c. Pennington, Henry
Walters; treasurer, WIN. B. Wilson. The CON-
pany owning this road also owns aud conducts
the Baltimore and Towsontown horse Railroad, the
same officers controlling both corporations. The
turnpike was constructed about eighty years ago
and the railroad about 10 years ago. Both are
prosperous under the able management Of james
q. Wilson, Esq, the well-kpown banker, and
member Of the firm Of Wilson, Colston a Co.
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-23
Fourth District.
Saventh District.

Sixth District.
MIDpLITOwN.
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-23

story. I saw the mystic river, . silver thread
winding in and out Of wild rice marshes ciasping
tiny emerald lakes In close embrace. saw the
brave French missionaries carrying In one hand
the lics Of France In the other the cross Of Christ
saw the wild Assinoboin with poised arrow watch
the far-oG flight Of the wild goose. Isaw the Red
River voyagcur ship his oar and turn TO catch the
Augeius chimes from the "turrets twain OF sweet
81. Bonifaee. With hasty cry TO the scribe we
rush masse 10 the roar platform. The train
Is crossing small bridge. moment OF suspense.
Some one asks. SLOW soon shall We reach the
riverg This, saia our inena m"d'y, rs tne
Red River Of the North" One look, cry Of de-
rision and disgusted party tumble into the car.
Beneath us anarrow stream OF muddy. dingy water
creeps sulkily In canal.iike channel. Some sad,
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t-si'-asaz7k's1-'sa'ssssrszrz1vi

Senator Wallace, it now appears
admits that Tllden's nominatiop al
Cincinnati is probable, aud is eyi
IDENTIFY preparing 10 support it after
it shall have been made. 1t is i
fortunate thing for tho mon in th,
Democratic party who have antago-
nized Mr.. Tilden that their opposi
tion of him was not one of principle
and never so serious that it Nigh {
not be placated by promiso Of the
patronage which the SnRs Of Gram.
Grey Park fondly dreams OF dispens-
ing.
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Candidate Cards.


Permit us through the coiamns Of your paper
10 name iiOu. John I lnokcr. " Suubarr a.
tho choice OF many Republicans u Snydoi
county Tor senator. The Republicans oI thi.
district have not had Senator since .he dis
tflct was formed notwitEsts nding good meu
have been nominated for this position Mr
Packers great popularity alone would redeem
the district Ills kuOwr abilities and his expcg
Ticncc 'cr-tls. H.e r1."s kiI 9ty e. 't- EOss
available candidate "a htt could bO Gr1agiit Tor
v1fd Political W. stions Of M utmHst imp0r.
tanc' To- RcHu Leans iu tho district vlIl come
boi1re tue next Legislature. auI the necessity
~ a Rcrutii an ~cuttur j. lTptrtut hence We
present 'Lo n'me " ono whI5o dgiil1JItiJns
are "a fse ta4u apple.
MASY RLFt4LIcANs.
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II is evident that tha Republicans
have greatly the advantage IN the
argument of the Kellogg case,
though the Democrats may nevar-
theless persist by rhere brute nnm~
hers, and oxpel tho Senator by n
majority vote. Senator uoar .
speech yesterday did an act OF tardy
Justice in showing some OF Kef'
loggs services to Louisiana when
he was her chief executive.
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T,s,Sz"-s,rvl-~srs,-ssrs,zsa

Another s'riooG break is threat.
auoi IN the NsW YORK d legation to
Chicago by the report that Speaksr
hastel Of the Assembly viii TODAY
declare his purpose OF voting fd'
senator blaine on the first ballet.
and that he will be followed by oth-
ers. Tho Chicago bolt does not APP
pear to be as large as tho NoS York
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~ ~ y " T : -
Wo, the unhrrsiguo
hu'lior- 1t Fanflin t0yusui, htlns4Il. 'u,'
OCrbiy, that Se Ilat on tho second Monday Of
Arm, lN,9 and ndi rurned over - Anil 2lth
on Ie'urut ul sickness uIuuc UitAs Supervisuts g,
nni ut the sait nrctius uulii1l, q .ustcl and
sottl tlr iuToguing accounts ~ tho ~upervis.
"tS and bNersrers OF the rour in and Tor Sltl
tn"usLip Tor he wear lSiy, AMI ID report tue
sane trve aud correct % tlie test Of our kuoUl.
edge and be .isi
Gwen uudyr cur hRnls this -l'L day rAl9il
\. ID, ibss.
SAMUEL BONEN,
&. A BbI.ENpER,
}. ". hENINiIR,
Nay 10, 1879. Auiitors
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Iu. rosr --Announcc n ENRY r.. MILLER
of = ,irsgtov., a. % ctudiIlis hr the Llgt4
LsTUHE, Mr.. NtllrI g. tmiucnily gutilhsI tot
the utl,e. lie Is au cu-rx tie, ihrUugb.sulnl
tcDUle. Allhis t.s',ual q. forests tsaro ld1.ticti
with those ~ tho ab0l} p'olie % snyder Co
t's extensive aud nri.l business rtldtiIus
with the people oi the coC4lty have established
q N In their c3nisrcacc.
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At special meeting Of the Poart
OF Directors Of the Pennsylvania
railroad held last Wednesday,, Geo.
3. Roberts, at present vice prcei9ont
of that comp.u;, ,oa elected 4
member Of tire boGrl Of directors
nni president Of tho 4Dmpu1y to
s.!lo effect June 1st, upon h.re,io
.,tnt &. Col Thomas \ SCOTT
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srr'NarrTl-,l-------a1-lr--.a

The question as between Wallace
and Rondtll, ia, which is tho iiun
aud which tho lnnb ! now lhl
they lie dDwa so pcuceiuily toSyth-
er, NlnX lo,ks shaggy cn1pgh to
be Thoroughbred Nlniiml king
of the forest, bit tdoa this c1uau-
drum doesn't apply t. him. al
though some folks think thai il
rioIR
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The Republican national conven
tion will assemble at Chicago on the
I'd of June. and the Democratic con.
vention ut Cincinnati on the 22 of
tho same month. 49,
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Speaker Randall, William T.. Scott
aud Henry Waliorsou were ia con-
sulation with Mr.. Ti'ien ON sun
lnY.
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rlrvzfou-r,lI4.-,rr.sr.t.-.

Ncaotor SALISBURY sui to Sena-
tor Jones Of Flori IT recently: Il
suppose yrG .vo sAfo enou h for re-
election. are ypu not 3" SJ4at)r
Jones, in ;sply. said Safe enough
ii oa,r peopl. carry tao Legislature
Dst ,he Republicans. talk OF carry.
ing it. and I'm a litll. .aluid they
are going to do IT,"
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

Whereas the hon. }. G. Bucher rrI
w dent Judge Of the Judicial Disy1
composed of the counties of Snyder. uD
and Miflin and Hiram O'Neil II
sam. IL Yoder Esqs. Associate judi
in and for Snyder county have issued ibs
precept bearing. dste the 2sth day
Feb A. D. 1880, TO me directed 4
the holding ofan Orphans court, q COZ
of Common Pleas, oCurt of Oyer ana III
miner and General court Of Quar,er
slons of the peaoe AT Middleburg, for
county of snyder, on the ilh Monday,
Ing the 2ilb day Of May 1892 u
continue one week.
Notice Ia therefore hereby given TO
Coroner, Justices OF the Peace aud Cons
bics in and ror the county Of Snyder, to
pear in their proper person With theirrfi
records, inquisi'ions. examinations
cher romemlranoss to do those thu
which OF their ohiSes A.! IN tLelr bsA
pertain TO be done and witnesses anJ ?
sous prosecuting In behalf OF the Comu'
wealth against any person or persons
required 10 be then and there aiiend1
and not departing without leave ut ID
peril. justices are requested 10 he pub'
ual in their attendance. at the appOiH
limo agreeably to notice.
Given under ny hand and seal Of
Shoriii's otiicein Middleburg, the 1911
OF Apr. A D., one thousand eight hun
and eighty. "
DANIEL DoLENDER. Sheriff
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In one Of the contested election
cases before the Now Jerscy Lcgis-
latuIe last winter, from Jersey City,
tho ground Of the contest was Il
charge that "ouion skin" ballots had
been used. whereby more ballots
got in the box than the district con-
tained individual voters to legally
place them there. Th1 onion. skin"
ballot, as shown and described by
the contestant to the committee,
was printed on prepared paper,
which, after fnding its way into the
box, unrolled itself and olnplied out
from one to half a dozen Others Of Il
similar character which had teon
neatly folded within. Some one Of
tho Board of Alderman Of Jersey
City, II not the inventor, has at least
appropriated the idea, aud seeks by
the same means to control M election,
The beard consists of seven Republi,
cans and five Democrats, At Their
last meeting an attempt was made
TO elect city marshal but no choice
WAS made because dnring twenty
ballotinGs there were always found
thirteen votes Instead al twelve iu
the box, and consequently declared
void. All efforts to discover the de-
positor of the double ballot proved
futile, ard by ingenious fraud the
present Democratic incumbent re,
tains bis Office.
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Socialists have formed A central
committee in Paris.
Prince Leopold sails for America
the 18th instant.
pr,o r,..,u,. .... ....., ...,
snow on Saturday.
/ Nl,,,,,,l,;,.s d., C,.,;,o r,,,
,y,s i,', ,,i,, '','.V1 Cii ,.', ''''''N ''''
III, ,..,, cunt.
r".'' ,i ,',','''D'f y. f,, '','''" ''''''!
'''0 ''''' ~ '''' v
'oe i1'n,'oh , I,"''t Is OF the "p'n'
''' '''''' 'io " o'S' III '''''u' ~ '.'''..
! Twenty persons were killed by an
'EPIo'i'n oil ME "oih' III france
Three hu1 lrc1 h)rse3 have boon
destroyed by fire in Russia this
Spi'ng'
! The sub marine cable from Sing.
aporo to tho Philippine Ilaals las
been completed.
/ 4 search 90 IN bo mo5, an ,h,
Grs,nl,nl conss FIR rs, ,siss;n,,
trimming ship Atlanta.
/ II em..,l.ally denied th,t for.
eign .Iews are being eypcllcd from
81. Petersburg.
4 fra hro,,, ant !, H,,,,nI,sl
wool, b,rning so-D .rn w,,,h 81
property.
/ Ac.,r1;n4, Z, tho p,,5,, .,;,,.
on1 thinycs" c,utr,li,lt th, Ii,r's.
burg mob.
/ Tho NV yors Assembly yotel
....t week in favor of biennial scs.
sions OF TIC iegir!ature.
/ Tho Eric cake walt, oiyo e..nl5,-
mont to six hunireI i.eu. m, c.,yrr
thirteen acres q +'..',
The cra;t, tre,No G.; yeo.and is s,id
to bo ptralyled Ly taa pressure of
preseut anU. prospective supplies.
/ Congressional D3lcslto Clnuon.
Of Ttgh, IS IN NnsIishmln, rouuI
Iaaa rod, aud has fonr wives.
In y,.;.l,....., J., v.v.i.
to look after property that has been
!,fL him by southern lady.
( s.l,... ,,.,,.,,;,.. e,,n; 900,
',r,,i. D;ITs5 ra,,n,;,., "'o-' 10 " h",..i ','
lovely Juniata flower
Tho phil,1olnLio lysnc.,o. pa
fhlt ,ho snt, c,nitL cb,n@o Il.
.nme to lonyent,5nlnrnssclln,.a
t:i. 49, ,r,.....
,,i-,. .,so% aI., - ''V ~, " S',..;
',,o e',,,o,' y >, -, ,.o,. ni
'0''' '''''" 81 '''''' " '''' Ivy "'''
-Four OF the kantncky delegates
~ mt "1" ,;,r' vi'',i,p" ,i , "I","'I HJ"I'"
'''''''' "''" ''' - '''0'' N'''''''''
/ 3;arshnl Ai,cltrhon is in pecuni-
AIRY tron5ios. ! fliEe portion of his
Paris furniture has lately been sold
by auction.
| Omaha was visited by a S2i.oO0
, fire oD Saturday morning \ bus
ines7 block AMI Il boarding house
were hGIG2I
/ c,.,.,,,,r ..,,,,o ro,ro" wa,5.,,
~ IN Hama l. r,,.;n,, s,,,,L,rn
tour aud plcntirully Distributing
/ Autographed portraits Of himself
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
" '.''''' 80 ~ :, ''- s ,, .,,'" "',r
80 'I''''.' ''t' ~. ~ ~" LEWIS
to It 90 "'':''N ',''' ~ '',',''
'"'' ''''' '' l ''' ''- cav we
,l'or, '' Wv ,,o o =, -: ~ ,''' ,, '"'
j. t,n .ar,o 40 1,st y,,r pr,tt,r,.'
49,, r..I nnoo j., =, ',,,o,,t; ,, ,,l - -,
t.,ro,t,,, - % '''''' ''''.' ''''"
/. General Grant J." expected to ba
~ Nyi'ag' on ''t To his son. On
or rnnr i,,s h'r'r. in1,i",, r,r
S,.inrfJI :, y,.;, ,h, In7'., -
,Lr,hnr J;ocri,
/ At VI ate Fine, Nevada, n curious
sight - 10 Ire sean ON the mountain
s.io--H perfect garden OF wild il"w
sra IN bloom N phe"s where the
'""N NV '"'" ""iv u 10" IOtS
away 'Ao d''''S are twenty ieYI deep
The sunny skies Of Raleigh. y.
&C.. were recca.!y ovarclouloI bya
i.Lower which fell sa..ly aud lightly
bt, v,i,ito uu,,yl,k,. lint tLo
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A DMINISTKATORS' NOTICE
~ Letters of administration on the estate
OF Samuel n. IruXcl. deceased, ltto OF
Adams Township. snyder county, Ponn'G.
having been grputud 20 the GnieTsiTued, uli
persons hruwlng tle0trlve, indcbted 10 sHid
estate are requested 20 make immediate pay
meat, ehilo those having ciailnF VIII present.
them duly Eutl enticHtcl tor fettlemcnt 10
HOWARD " TAONELL,
JAMES =. WAC S. Ef.,
oct ., 1879, Adniuistra,orssl
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Ds~4frls~a-l,l ss-,l., .,s--ss4z,
1t is said that Senator-elect Gar
field VIII present the name of Mr..
Sherman to the Chicago convention.
II is claimed for him that he hos
ability to give sherman NJ mpga il
cent an orato1cJl srnl-,iIg. ipger,
soil gave ';tint 80 Cincinnati.
- sv'..-,z---.s.7. .-.a.lBts--ra
Frank Williams shot and killo.
lack Coates at 1!lcon. No. on
Iuca3ay last. The quarrel grew out
" an attempt Of Williams to shrow
"a deaf snake on u gir! while the par
~ were on Il fishing exenr ...u
+ Ni...ms God, bat was captured.
i-..s-.-s-rr- .5.ss1a-ss-. -sr,a,
Z The Mormon Cnurch has Just OK.
communicated six daughters 0!
HdI;--m Young. They were plain
liils in the late suit against IN.
church. md executors Of Brigham s
estate Jniyh pat Delegate C..unon
and others in jail '9r contempt.
e..-ss. .'s-fsla sss.ss,vsss..-5s
The c.,uarcs ar.. all to ho That il
Con rs.ss remains in session uual
after tho holding Of the Cacugo
conyention il will remain at Wash.
ton uptil tho middle Of July, The
plan of the Democrats npN seem. 20
be to pass the bin rrcscii5iDg the
iuti, - Of depusy mars..a,s aud their
mode Of appointment ms separate
bill
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JDIiN y. ItiIDN. ut - tlt t'IuliN.
yy-zas--s-sxs--sE.--z. -z.r.s-'ss,.-,-,s-zss4---> -
C0H32tSS,
In every county Of this CJngros-
sional district The nslgas of the par
ty and the uuqdostiontbla right Of
tho prescut membor of Congress t.
an uncoutes.ul denomination are
being maintiincl anl roco yuile to
tho extent TAFT, ~ fIr u5 Sc cIn
learn, Mr. Fisher will b. rs-nominl-
ted iu each dul every county com
pbsiuy tho listtic. with)lt tho
slightest opposition. This i3a3 it
shoull be. 1t is the ltw anl usage
OF the party to givo thJ CDngross-
man two terms. proy lc |, no has
properly demaAued him seli in OF 'c
fairly, faithfully and With ability
represented his constituency.
The election of Hon. HDrat.o G.
Fisher over Stenger, democrat en-
inent for his ability. bat selfish. TN
compromising. hot-hoslol. strange
ly and peculiarly S,|a"y,t in his
procliyities, and o.hor circumstances
surrounding tho ole.tion ut ouco di,
rected public attention to IIr. Fish.
or, aud his course in CJugrosg was
made the study of his constituency
throughout the district.
Mr.. Fisher upon entering n his
Congressional duties TT once took Il
front ssat--an advanced p,j'icn--
and maintained it With marked abii
ty, remarkable zeal, and commend
able courage Gul dignity.
lie i5 reilly dlbl.or-cloar, for,
chile, logical aud convincing. ia
scholarship he ranks high. he is an
Industrious legislator ta,t devoted a.
bis time and talents To- his oilic!
duties that he might vote Intelligent
ly upon all important matters
concosaing TIE public good and
serve his constituency and the coun
try at large with the ability and in
te9rity properly belonging to and
required of n member of the hiShes
tribunal in this Government.
lie possesses intrinsic morit
enough to achieve all that is WORTHY
Of himself aud worthy to be APPROX
ed by his cousiituency-a moderate
aud measured ambition to grasr
proper and becJmin !: . ,Ierment and
honor-an integrity or moral sound
ness proof against corruptiug inAi
ences -, Jral and social excellence
which GO nmluls respcct-.a ration
al party loyalty which inspires Goa
iiienco-a proper appreciation OF
the important dn,ius Of his o.iac
and having faithfully represented
this district it ro,n ,iLs fyr his con-
stituency to sea! him NC. to his
labors rs an oy.,l,4.5o Of tLsir appre
citation Of EiG yailllle services.
!luntingloa, ErankIin, Perry, Jun.>
alta aud Fultoa have no candidate
to dispute lis rights, aSs, az this
writing, has Snyder, so iar us WI
can learn. Let Hs then, az our Pri
mary election, ON Saturday ucxt,
show that we are ns capsule of q
proper appreciation Of bis services
rs the other counties Of the district
by polling full vote in o.ary cleo
tion district in the county
Nz-.=s1=-r~1zsz.Ar.-E;s
In one Of the contested election
cases before the Now JERSEY Lcgis-
latuie last winter, from Jersey City,
tho ground Of the contest was u
charge that "ouion skin" ballots had
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