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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-06-19

Marrow Escape. the resi-
dcnee Of Mrs. George Brown. two miles south Of
Towsontown, on the York road, came near being
destroyed by FIRE on Wednesday night. Al n late
hour member Of the family discovered that the
brick wash house, attached To the mansion. was
on Ere. An immediate alarm was given aud all
the about the place 7cs earnestly TO work with
water and soon cxtnguished tho fame, which
were gaining rapid Roadway. II l. supposed n
coal oil lamp. which servant had left burning in
the wash house. exploded and caused the IRE.
The loss will reach several hundred dollars.
Luthervillo Boarding Houses. --Thcrc arc
upwards of one hundred and iny persons
jonrninR Mt the various boarding hou-es at Luth-
crvilie, y. e. u. X. Miss Amelia Graham. who
has charge of the fine new boarding house 81 Col.
John q. Jockey, runs n conveyance from the sta
ton to her house for the accommod atiun Of her
guest. She also eonienplates starting livery
stable.
Sale OF Towsontown Property. Mr.. Adam
bsbaugh has sold his frame house aud store, Tho
building ia which tho postoficr l. locateIl ga the
YORK taTnpik.. u Mrs. Sarah Feast, p0stInistress
at ToWsont"wn. for e., 5on. Tho lot has front
81 - feet aud depth e la. and has frame
stable in the rear.
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Legal Notices.
D. q. McIntosh. At.orney, Tow.ontown.

VXTILLIAM 2. WELLER, ASSIGNEE, rs.
w GEORGE DERIX AND RACHEL DERiA
HIS WIFE, IN the Circuit Court for Bohim"Te
eoHnfy-iR Equity.
ORDERED BY the Circuit Court for baltimore
county, this 10th day Of June, 1850, that the sale
made and reported BY William y. Weller, Assig-
nee Of Mortgage, Of the property mentioned in
the proceedings in the above entitled cause be rat
lied and confirmed, unless cause 10 the contrary
thereof be shown, before the 5th day ~ JHiy.
1850, provided 4 copy of this order be inserted in
some Newspaper printed in Baltimore county, once
In each Of three successive weeks before the 9Th
day Of July, 1859. The report states the amount
Of sales 10 be 5000.
WILLIAM n. ISAAC, Clerk.
True copy-Test:
WILLIAM ". ISAAC, Clerk.
June I2.-it.
rI,HIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
i .cribcr has obtained from the Orphan Court
81 Baltimore county, letters Of administration on
the estate 81
MARGARET FETZER,
late 81 said county deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby warned "a
exhibit the sane, with the vouchers thereof to the
subscriber.
on Or JsJs,, IL, gh day II D,ee~Lsy. 1850;
they may othsrsi,e by lAW be excluded from all
benefit q 'aid ..iate. Tho.s indebted t. aid e.
tate are fegge,tsi O. make Immediate payment.
Given under ny hand this 9th day Of Jgns. lsso.
GEORGE N. FtLTZ.
June i2.-sLi Aiminisif.t.r.
gI,HIs T. TO GIVE NOTICE. Tha, the sub
j serib.r has obtained from The OrJhAn.' cour;
for Baltimore county, letter, iestameniary "a the
estate Il
JOSEPH MERKiMAA.
late % said rYgEty, asceassi. All psfsuu, having
claims AgAinrt TIE said .sta;s are hereby waFnsi
g. sELibi' fhs zane, si,h the voucher thsr,9f 20
the sgbscribef.
s.f.,. 'As 3si1 dag u !Na,.asb., l-.n:
they NAY s,Lervise ~ is~ - sI~iu4sd ffon. all
b.hsft - - ,stats. TLoss ln3sbted .. sai4
tate are fs4gtsfs4 g. mAss Immediate De- meat ~
G.tsl - IsT a. hand ihis 2sth d. - Mas l--"-
David - GRAY
May % O. EIscatof.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-06-19

es-Ex.Gov. IIartranft, Of Pa. who has been
postmaster a, Philadelphia for some time, has been
appointed Collector Of the Port Of that city, vice
Tuition, whose term Of Office had expired.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-06-19

p linfal Injury.-A little son Of Mr.. Julius
Rn, yer. Of this place. while playing In the yard
on nday last. tread upon n sharp piece Of iron
which '~.sred the ole of his foot. producing q
very painful wound. Fears Of lock jaw were n,
nrst entertained. but by proper aud timely aitsn.
ton the little fellow Is nov believed to DO all
right.
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Lutharyillo Boarding Houses. I'll
STATE NEWS.
Compiled from our Exchanges.

lrFo o. ~ ttf. on The sluN.
1so tpin .tecfs. raised on Kent Island siH
ycafs Old. ~.ish 3,aoo pounds.
There az" tSeniy seven aspifAnts Tor Con
gfssf ia a.. fint tongfessiohai district
The ~ aud The rust have consiisfAbly dam
aged the wheat ia spu. pafts u Carroll county.
The Jail a. bsia,r 10 empty. -four men aud boy.
having been transferred g. the Isnitshtiary and
Ilous. - CORRECTION.
The ~bsat sfup 10 CAfo.ins county j. eoh.ii
sfaLiy above the average. The head ], veil flisd
aud the sfaIn % stcellsn, qssity
About sou car ipAIs u sEAubsfTiss have
hssu ,hipIsf ffpu. tie peuiEsuia q Nd. tbs sea
'sn. 90, ia-n 'latIins 900 quarts ief dsy iof
over ssss
500, attention ). gwen IN wteom,e. u pc
4..ts rtaf.tss'fis,, ~Ll.h are pfpttAhls L. tie
t..tly 20 -ai.ttay tlsf' az -. rfaHLsffy
b - "a. ice ri,'r.
bt 81 Efosh hea' Cso,ef'4us gathered
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LOCAL ITEMS.

too much Of a good thing
Maj. John I. leloit len for Frederick on
Thursday morning and will be absent, a lev days
-onc u the horse. Of the York road rail
way company dropped dead a, Rci,' hill on Mon
day.
The Helhns.wor,h Gro.e camp meeting.
on the Western Maryland railroad. will commence
Friday. Jsiy s1I.
--- The store property u Mrs.. Nelson Cooper
In this phase. Tor some time vacant. !. advertised
At mortgages sale.
--Heniania Ches. E.q. - PHILADELPHIA.
~hS has bccn spending Tea days With relatives
here. leii or home ~ Monday
john Y Ensot. veteran " ,he ~ar ~
l>i:. iici Al n, Fv.,icuce. IN En.ot, Mansr. >,h
district. >aniAy last. asei ~ year.
DR.. l. willis. irasest. 4 this place. has
ursari' 'i thirty canary birds. twcngy ave u
~hish az yoans AMI rai,el ~ hinssif
LII the Ctfegit Court "a y e,iussiAy the bin
IA ~}aigs prasias iisorre IN the part ef Jo. u
Lenrun ssainss ala lebruu. dismissed
- The UgnFosdsr Agricultural Ciub all bold
q. rcs.Ar uaenthis meeting A. the residence ef
NJ >saac VI friec. tAis >atarlas asefussn
NJ Thomas rs1i has hsvn Authorised g.
pat -. 9sSr IN sas Fvn budge sssr The we.t-
sra Raa. aeAF Ash'Aa4 F4fuAse. 10 the IA l.strst
Tax tsanty Coumis,iener, ha.v iir~cteI
the 'sauiy Foiiss s. prssea; he arius u roSkst.
.ai ';ass asr ~sfs' be- sAs ps,s go sas ~ q
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-06-19

Silver Medal.-At the annual commencement
Of baltimore Female College, which took place on
Thursday Of last week. Miss Jennie u. Mitchell,
daughter Of Mr. Jos b. Mitchell, ofthis place, re-
esived silver medal for proficiency In Latin.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-06-19

Damage by tho storm.-The wind storm u
Saturday afternoon last vas unusually violent In
ssspe sertions of the county. The roof on the new
barn ef M. J. Glenn McComas. near Greenwood.
nth district. was blown completely 81 and the
bailding otherwise damaged. A number Of trees
and fences In the same ncighborhood were also
'siown dawn
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-06-19

Festival. 4c.-A festival and literary enter
tainmsnt vas held in the Seminary building at
Luthervile, for the benefit Of So. Pauls Lutheran
church. on Thursday evening. There was q large
attendance and the affair was q most successful
one throughout. The readings by DR.. Morris, Of
Lutherville, and Mr.. Everhart, Of Baltimore. were
very Gne. The Luthervills cornet band, led BY
Prof. Jas. $. Nussear, furnished choice music
during the evening.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-06-19

Wesley Portl 4 WI Ia Gro. ". Portl.
Wilson TownseBd vi 10 Julia A. MyCu.
Trustee. ~. D.. church. North BALTIC. Station 10
Thomas largest, trustee. a.signt.
John Nelson 10 John Quinn. assight
John Qu,nn 10 Mary Bor'ilcy, assight
Wm. ''utman a vi 10 Alice e. Patterson.
VIM. Daniel a vi To- VIM. L. ballam. trustee.
VIA. L.. Ds:lan, trustee. t. WIN. Daniel ~ife.
Washington ToWnssnj vi. T. Balto. Delta
RailF.si Company.
Mary A. Shealey g. Jos. u. Mitchell.
II ". kidgsly t. Ministers Trustee. IIamP
den NJ T. church.
james hate. vi g. EI~afd ". Gutman
Hiram kaufman o. John A. Gsgn-f.
beverly a. Hall g. james Read sub iea.e.
Ahke q. PstisTsen a. William Gutmah.
MORTGAGES.
Jane Rayher 10 waserly MatuaiI rsrBt. Land
Loan 4 BiIs As.o
Louisa henson g. Nicholas Eensah
Sarah Feast t. Adam bebaush
Daniel bfehef ~ - The GsfmAh saving
llama
tisad "efmau T. E,shil HERMAN Amer
raB niig A,su
Ehsa Jane IIarl,r =. ws,etl, Mutual rs,mt
LAID Loan hls Ass.
la. A. hfo-u .. ihsal,th e. Jotts
Atsiia Maiihess - al 0. Ill.,. Gats4,b
Juha \ Mtef, &. NtI.ou Is-nssni
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pee ttsf-.-t. rs t..ts ss.... .tu.r4rt 70. t..'
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-06-19

Election OF officsrs. A. regular commu
nieaiion IL Mount Moriah Lodge. No. il6. 4. y.
and A. NJ. of this place, held On Tuesday night
the following officers were elected for the ensuing
term
Master-Thos. &. Bruh.
Senior warlen-Gco. u. Cockey.
Junior warslen-J. NJ. Watkins.
Treasurer NJ Isaac.
Secretary Noglc.
Senior Dsacon--wm. n. Ware.
Janior Deaeon-Jas. u. Dunphy.
Tyier--wm. =. Dunphy.
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Fn,al nmrnlnr Accld.nt

fotai turning Attiusnf t4tg t"..
deaf seruffsi - ths fssiisn.e - W tnunI
Hfares. ~ thafist stfrst Assuue refth = lauu
daff stenHe in tbs r.urtt. ~ ~ eafiN t.af .n
rhafssla9 morning ~ shish Me- iautss litserr.
his sisist. lost her hie The unfortunate lais 10
piece q papef ~ ne ga - 10 her han bsf shl
attempted T. csffs it % tte bath f,.etn ~hsn the
dfAn hiev The aaus Agsins, The lace ~ her
night dives and IN an iastsn, .hs -as slaJei
IN nanss She srteamsi fst auisiancs ani
gentisman -hs boards N the haaso ihrs- =
backsl Il ws'sf over her bat NJ, before she had
been terribly harmed she fingered ~ great
ageny sniii Thnr.iay afternoon shsn shs dis,i
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-06-19

Govanstown Presbyte Church. R
\. II. Thompson. Of Dcs Moincs, Iowa. In whose
hands the Prcsbytery Of baltimore placed q call
from Govanstown Presbyterian church. has written
aie,.er accepting the same aud will preach his In.
angaral sermon on Sunday next. A meeting Of
the ladies Of the congregation was held on Thurs
day 10 arrange for reception 10 the neu pastor.
II will be remembered that . minority Of the con-
gregation opposed calling Mr.. Thompson, and at
. meeting Of the session Of the church on Monday
night eleven members asked for aud were granted
letters Of dismissal. They were DR.. John n.
Prentiss and family, n. G. Turnbali aud family,
the family Of Rev. J. W. Brown and the Misses
Smith.
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Tax Sales. IN Ihatsday TreAsuFet lIu,ehins
spd the following pieces Il property. lncaiei "a
the 18th district IN wbich tsSe. ATE 1ue ami nm
paid for the year isss \ 10 At Mt winsns. as
ssssed 10 VIM. amslsy. D.. 90 County COMMITS.
SHOWERS. for tas.l4 lot At Nj. winsns. assessed
b. WIN. welby. g. the County Commissionefs. for
81 u; iot at Nj. winans. assessed 60 Francis
Mines "a County Commissioner, for 80 az Aloi
d MI Winans. assessed o. Alus kaiser. g. Chas
Gable, Tor $3.50. a lot at Mt winass. assssscl
H. kebecoa Wiley. 10 County Commissioners. for
tas.1d q lot at Mt winans. assessod Z" Thomas
Mahon. 10 County Commissioners, for f5s.ll
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-06-19

rI,HIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
i .cribcr has obtained from the Orphan Court
Of Baltimore county, letters Of administration on
the estnsn ~
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from his recent severe accident. is again
able to be out
Ezra Filbert has opened boot and shoe
store in the Herrlich House, In the room
formerly occupied BY John Huette.
Miss Lou. Shofer Of Richmond, Ind, has
returned to that city, after spending short
visit here, the guest of Michael Ryan's
family.
LoNaFELLow's BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION :
As announced in last Thursdays STAR the
celebration of Longfellow's Birthday took
place at the Opera,house yesterday ( Friday
afternoon. long before the hour an
nounced for the opening exercises (3 o clock
p. M. )the hall was filled to its utmost ca
pacity with one of the most refined and in
telligent audiences that have ever been
\ witnessed gathered within its walls.
The exercises passed off smoothly and in
order. (as per programme published in
Thursdays STAR) and reflected great credit
upon both scholars and teachers of the
Public Schools OF Eaton. Especially de-
serving of mention were the declamations
of ''The Day is Done" by Miss Ada Marsh,
and "Curfew," by Miss Winnie Darragh,
the latter only about six years of age.
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YOUNGSTOWN. oHIO.-Mears Ramser & WM
trandt-Gentlemen: For the benefit Of all sullAD
ers, be good enough to bring the wonderful sRs1
Of st. Jacobs Oil before the public For twelve
.ong years my wife suffered with neuralgia in IL
head, and often had the most terrible pains =
rev weeks ago bought from you bottle Of tbs
wonderful remedy-St Jacobs Oil-and am 20
tectly astonished at its marvellous effect; half
bottle thoroughly cured my wife. Igladly woul1
have paid any physician fifty dollars II he coul)
have done the same; therefore wish that evsgr
body may learn to value this true med.cin
CHRISTIAN HANNL
Flint Hill, near youngstown.
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SHOW THIS TO YOUR DOCTOR

CLEVELAND, OHIO. November, LIST ls7l-S
Editors "Wachter am Erie" Cleveland-Gsnde
men: Allow me, as an old reader Of your valuao
journal, herewith to send you few lines, whidA
please insert in your next issue. will vouch f2
their truth, and know that by their publications.
great deal of good will be accomplished. HaviH1
been reader of your paper for many yeau.1
hope you will kindly grant my favor.
For twelve years had suffered, from time -
time, terribly with rheumatism, to such an exteab
that was unable to move about and lost the m
of my limbs tried everything recommended =
effect cure consulted some of the most prorAa.
nent physicians and expended large sums q
money, hoping to find some relief, but withog1l
any success Glancing over the columns Of tae
Wachter, read about the St. Jacobs OIL, and tn
many cures this remedy had effected. Haviu1
been disappointed SO many times lost all faith
in any remedy the st. Jacobs Oil included, untiu
saw one day that 1t had cured q well known citk
zen with whom am acquainted. Other parties
fully indorsed the value and wonderful power d
the Oil, telling me that 1t had cured them of an
ferent ailments in very short time This brouSA3
me to a conclusion. said to myself, "Schweizua
fifty cents won't break you: $50 went to my drul
gist, Mr.. Brock. bought bottle of the Oil, an
must now confess that the result was truly woR
derful. used 1t every two hours, and found ~
lief Immediately upon the first application, sn9
the pain ceased entirely after few more appliGnp
ions Fearing new attack, remained in -
and c ntinued to use the remedy every thrao
hours. All pain having left me, arose from -
bed and walked down stairs without any troub1A
Since that time have been able to follow ~
occupation and feel no pains or inconvenience
however dlsagreeable the changes Of the weath1R
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OHIO.

CINCINNATI, O., sSNineteenth Street, Fnso
Schwartz suffered for FIVE years with rheun4
tism. Having been 6ersuaded by friends 10 ~
the st. Jacobs Oil, rmust acknowledge that II 4
the best remedy I evsr used; in fact it cured n
entirely. Acoept my sincere thanks
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Another Ohio Man Made Happy

MESSRs A. voGELER & CO.-Gentlemen: In
closed send you the certificate of MI. Christisa
Hanni, an old friend of ours. who by his ovo
will and sheer JOY over his good fortune. came y
us bringing his testimonial
Respectfully, ETC.,
'RAMsER 4 w1LtBRANDT.
Youngstown, Ohio
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Sarah Watkins, residing at No. 1913
West Third street, died suddenly last even
ing of heart disease. The Coroner will
hold an inquest this afternoon.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-28

The case of William Frei, the murder
erof the baker, Jacob Jauch, is set for trial
in the Criminal Court next Monday.
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poRrsMourH OHIO David All,uervorts :,

PORTSMOUTH, OHIO David Allingsworth.p
For years David Allingsworth suffered vitA
rheumatism, and notwithstanding the best meA
zeal attendance, could not find relief. He cans
to the Sciotc County Poorhouse, and had =
be carried, into snd out Of bed, on accounq
Of his hopeless c6pdition. After the failure 4
all the remedies which had been applied
the Directors Of the Poor-house resolved =
use the celebrated German Remedy. st. Jaoela
Oil, and this was fortunate resolution; for win
the trial Of one bottle, the patient was ALREADY
much better and when four bottles had besp
used upon him, he could again walk about With
out the use Of q cane.
The facts a above stated will BE- verified by q
editor Of the Portsmouth. Ohio. Correspondent
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$55,179,473 10

DISTRIBUTED IN 1879.
To Policy-ho1des:
For claims by death
and matured en-
dowments ..$3, ,745, ,265 "a
Surplus returned to
Policy-h'd's. 1852 ,26W A...+ .... ...
Lapsed and curren-
dered Polls 1,506, ,455 81
Total to Policy-holders. ..N. .13S, ,o6e .
Expenses:
Commission to
Agents .... $30S,145 50
Salaries of Officers,
Clerks and all 9TH
ers employed on
salary ........ &,5HW
Medical Examiners
fees-........ IL, ,GA y
| Printing, Stationery,
| Advertising, Post
| age, Exchange
| yietc............. 164, 948 ~
| Profit and Loss ,495 so
s5S5, 70s0
Taxes. es........................... 340,583 SO
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ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN.
LAWRENCEBURG, IND.

Puss Morris had his leg amputated three
inches above the knee by DR.. Will Terrill
of this city, assisted by DR.. Kyle, of Win
chester.
81, Geo. Smith, while in the act of jumping
on the Lawrenceburg accommodation train
on the l., G. & l.. r. R., on its way from
New Town to Old Town, at 1890 p. m. yes.
terday, slipped and had his left foot cut off
at the instep and his right leg lacerated and
bones fractured. The doctors are of the
opinion that his right foot will have to be
amputated.
GREENFIELD. o.
There was a great demand for the STAR
here on last Monday evening and Tuesday
morning.
Greenfield is able to support four barber
shops, there having been another one
started in business in Smart's Block, up
stairs.
It is reported that Mr.. VIM. Davis will
move from this place to- Tif1n, Ohio, in O
short time, where he has accepted situa.
| ton on the c., s. & G. Railroad. Will our
friend G. Saxton go too2
Mr.. A. H. Clayton, of Hartford, Conn.,,
agent for Mrs. Kent Mason, The great tenn
perance worker, was in town on Thursday
of this week, arranging for course Of lee
lures IN the City Hail. which will com
mence on next Thursday night
Joe Lowe received very serious faII last
Thursday morning by a horse which h6wa.
riding becoming frightened, when oneeo
the bridle reins broke and the horse became
unmanageable, and in turning the corner
of the street fell with his rider with tht
above result
There was rather youthful marriage
here on last Thursday night the bride be
ing sweet SIXTEEN" while the groom il
about nineteen. The contracting partie,
4 were Miss Edith Johnston anG
Mr. Lawrence Arnott, at th,
re sidence Of the brides father, on Eas
4 Main street. There were select company
of about fifty or sixty invited guests pres
ent. The bride was dressed in white tarla
tan, with her first trail. F'o
be EATON. o.
z WIN. o. Campbell is very low with col
sumption. Id aa H tr5 ~ e.l-
Miss Clara Fisher is lying very low will
consumption. si
| The solo entitled 1.-THE Bridge was ex
cellently rendered by Miss Alvie Stephens
| Miss Lib. Hunt Of Terre Haute, Ind,
spending pleasant visit with. friends q
this place. Ia sa..sl., i .ta.8 4
Rev. o. w. Garroutte. having recoyere