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The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-11-04

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Freight No. 7, passes Canton going north, at
1e.57 a. IN. Freight No. passes at $3.50 going
south.
GEO. E. MERCHANT,
Telegraph Stations. superintendent.
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re- THE
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RAILROAD.

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Appeal Notice.-O. A. Thorson.
Appeal Notics-San1 Arnasson.
Lost Notes-E. W. Skinner.
Notice of change of names HWinsor.
Hutter-L. G, Paxton.
Money to Loan-Gale Il Ward.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-25

THE CoNGHE,sIoSAL MuppLE.--The resigna-
ton Of Dr. Shaw ~ the Democratic candidate for
C"nsrc.. in this district has caused much COM
men, and opinions diIer widely a. to how the
vacancy should be filed. but the State Central
Committee for the Congressional district met in
Baltimore on Saturday last and settled the matter
by ordering new primaries. &C.. 50 that the whole
business must now be gone through with again.
The Bcair .Eyi'. ono Of the leading Democratic
papers Of the district. opposed thi, action the
part Of the Central Committee and recommended
the calling together Of the first convention bu, as
this plan would not sui; the purposes Of the ring,
OF course no attention vas paid 10 il. The .Eyis
says:
There are many preceden;s for the reasscmb-
ling 0i convention under such circums stances,
and it is manifest that until they have made
an eiIcciual nomination they have not completed
the duty for which they were appointed.
''if another convention is called IL would be a
novel and most dangerous proceeding We would
have two conventions, both claiming the power %
nominate. and if adopted precedent would be
likely to lead to trouble whenever parties inter
cstcl have become dissatisfied with the convcn-
iion first chosen.
at has also been suggested that the State Cen
trail Committee mi Oh; intervene to settle difficult
ties. II may certainly call the Westminster con
Vention together again. if it, own officers should
neglect their plain duty. But II can hardly be
supposed tha, the state Central Committee would
undertake 60 make u nomination for us. or super
sole the convention already elected by the Demo
crat. of the district.
The only way 20 avoid possible confusion and
preserve harmony is to call the convention together.
as soon n possible. and /; matters very little
whether it !. called BY it, own officers or by the
State Central Committee"
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es-our neixhbor Of n. .Jo.,,ai las, week n

e1-0ur neishbor Of the Journal las, week had
heap Of fun at our expense about the Maine
election. Well. We are glad he had an opporiu-
nifty to enjoy himself for n brief season a, least,
We like to see people have fun. and we believe for
about two days last week tho Journal editor had
about IS much real solid enjoymen, as he has ex.
psrisneed for four years past all put together.
And the reason for all this was that the poor fell
low actually believed that Maine had gone Demo
cratic! But towards the end Of the week re-
action set in. the iumbago followed and porous
plastsrs were In demand. Tho flaming healing
In bis hrst editorial column read: "a Democratic
GorsrHor and Tsro coasres.msa Elected 90 Gen.
Plaistsd, whom he supposed was elected. is a
Grssnbaeksr and 4 Republican. and both Con-
gressmen are Greenbaekers, instead ofDemocrats.
He will make more capital for the Republicans by
claiming the Maine election as Democratic vic
tory than BY any other means. The Republican
party 10 for hard money and no compromise or
fusion with Greenbackers. The Greenbackers,
four-6fths Of whom are Republicans, carry the
State and yet We are told II Is n Democratic vic
tory! How do you make Il!
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fn- II seems now to be pretty well settled that
the Greenback candidate for Governor in Maine
/. elected by the smalles, kind Of small MAORI
~. while the Republicans have the Legislature
by strong majority and three Congressman. The
Grecnback State convention met this week to Sc
lee, Presidential electors and IL was decided By
small majority to fuse with the Democrats and
the electors were accordingly selected from the
two parties. Thea there was spill, in the con
ven,on. those calling themselves the "true"
Greenbackcr' holding another convention, and
selecting s,raigh,out Grcenback electoral ticket
pledged to vote for Gen. Weaver. This, beyond
doubt. insures the State for Garfield and Il may
now be safely set down for $4,000 majority.
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Special Notices.
A CARD.

OFFICE BoAnp COrSTY SCuooi. COMMISSIONERS,
TowSoNTowS. Sept. 23d. lSSO. |
M.ssT.. EiifoTs:--Mr. Marriott makes grave
charges in a card published in the CSioS Of Las,
week. give him full opportunity TO substanti-
ate all he has stated.
All papers Of persons examined by me. with the
marking annexed, are bound in book form aai
may be inspected by calling at this office.
Nearly year ago the Board abolished ec5nd
grade third class certificates. except for coiorcd
schools, and rs soon rs this action was taken the
teachers were notified and informed that this rule
would be observed NJ the annual examination in
July, 1850.
The result of Mr.. Marriotts work at this eIam-
ination would only have entitled him 90 a second
grade third class certificate, though the questions
were not difficult. Six applicants for the Normal
School, ranging from twelve To sixteen years,
passed for second grade fret class certificates.
When sending out the results Of their examina-
ton TO the persons examined. on circulars printed
for the purpose. requested Judge Rutiedge 90
withhold Mr.. Marriotts until the meeting Of the
Board, as intended then TO request that an ex-
ception be made in his favor. This did. but the
Board would make no exceptions aud decided the
rule must be enforced.
received communication from the trustees Of
the school which had been taught by Mr.. Marriott,
asking that he be retained. To this I replied in
. letter addressed TO Mr.. d. J. MeCauiey, chair.
man Of the Board. stating he had no certificate
and consequently could not teach. bu; to invite
him 90 attend special examination on the 25th
day Of August. which had been ordered By the
Board for several ladies and gentlemen who were
not present at the annual examination. This ex
animation was not for colored teachers, rs stated
10 his card. They were examined the following
day.
In closing ] apologize for noticing n card %
vindietive a. Mr.. Marriott's. in which he has not
only misrepresented me but impugncd the stand
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DROPOSALS FOR GRADING
i d CONTRACTING ROAD.

Sealed proposals will be received ut the ofics
Of the County Commissioners. Towsontown. until
IL o'clock NJ.
Taesdsy, October 5tL. 1850,
for the GRADING AND CONSTRUCTION Of a
road In the third district. Baltimore county. lead
ing from the Caves road 10 the Green Spring
Valley road. aud interesting the Valley road at
point near Steyenson's Station on the Green
Spring Branch Of the Northern Central Railroad.
according 10 specifications, which with plat ol
said road can be seen at the above mentioned Of.
fee.
This Board reserve the right to reject any or
ell proposals.
The lenghth Of said road & about two miles.
There will be about 5000 cubic yards Of gradun.
ton. SAMUEL BRADY,
Chairman Board Road Commissioner for
Sept. 25.-2t.l Third District.
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION.

convention, composed Of delegates from eleven
districts Of Baltimore county, which compose =
portion Of the I'd Congressional district, met at
shcaley's Hall, Towsontown, at p. m. on Tues.
day, for the purpose Of eleeting six delegates to
the Congressional nominating convention, which
met at Temperance Temple, Baltimore, on Thurs
day. The convention was called 20 order by Geo.
ii. Riley, chairman Of the county Executive Com
mittee, In accordance with tho rules adopted ut
the last meeting Of the committee, and the new
plan Of appointing the committee on credentials
and permanent organization before the meeting Of
the convention was found to work with entire sat.
isfaction. John 7. Graham, Sd district was select
ell rs permanent chairman. and II. W. Pearce,
llth district, secretary. All the districts were
fully represented by the following delegates:
Second Disiriei-J. J. Poregoy, VIM. II. Rim
mcy. n. " liaight. Henry Jean, Boston Gordon.
Third Disirict-John 7. Graham, James r.
Hooper, Frank Sanderson, John Y. corrcli, Mat
thew Yates.
Fourth Disfricf-David s. Lonenecker. A. ".
MeComas. Joseph Wilmington, ". ". Frantz,
VIM. Harvey.
FIN District-Daniel Beckley. Daniel Sham
berger. John A. Price. Thomas Hale. Isaac Turn
baugh.
!Sirih Di'tricf-Phiip $. Cross. c. $. Kidd, J.
W. Cooper. John Cooper, ST., George VI. fultI.
Sercnh Di'fricf-James Jones. John T.. StiltE,
Il. u. Jones. George Frederick. John T. Burns.
Eighth Disfricf-John Goodwin. Washington
Murray. stephen Wright, John ". Buil. John
Galloway.
NiHh Di.irict-AquilaJ jackson. Mcichoir Arma-
cost. Nathan Leinmons. George V. Bowen. james
Hamilton.
Tenth Disiriei-John Pocock. Jr.. Chas. ". An
derson, William Madairy. Thomas V. Richardson,
| Thomas Price.
EiersRh Disfricf--James q. Kane. Robert II.
Monroe, Thomas J. Montgomery, Richard W.
Pcarcc. Frederick J.. Gambrill
T,rsifih Disirict-Thos d. Davis, Daniel Powell,
| Joseph u. Lclirun. Alexander Mccormick. Jr..
Georgc 4. Young.
On motion committee was appointed to name
candidates for delegates to the convention and the
following were placed in nomination J. J. Pere-
Coy. I'll district; John 7. Graham and Lewis +.
Bowen, Cd Thomas Hale. 9TH +. :. Cross, 9th
J. Emory Stiltz. 9Th John Goodwin. Sth II. c.
Longncckcr aud \. Jackson. 9th Vim. u. Curtis,
ioth Il. W. rrarrr. ilth Daniel Powell and
| Thomas james. 18th.
| Bu, one ballot was taken which resulted in
selecting Vim. II. Curtis. Daniel Powell. John T.
Graham. =. :. Gross. u. G. I.ongneckcr. Richard
| W. Pcarcc.
The following altcrnates were then chosen by
accllma,"n: Daniel Bcckley. Thomas T.. Kemp.
John McFaul. Charlie. ". Anderson. George II.
Young AMI II. :. I.onsneckcr.
The proceedings % the conv cn,ion were quiet
and harmonious and after clcc,ng the delegate
! and alicinatcs IL adjourned sine die.
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-.,,- Wbcncyer M,inc ono. D.moc-,,;,

nf'- Whenever Maine goes Democratic there is
hope for MarylanI.-.j"Hrnai. last rsek.
Will somebody please explain the above sen
tence We cant see the application no matter
how We turn il. But wha; strikes u n funny is
the claiming Of the Maine eicc,ion-and tina, is
wha, our ne:ghbor seems TO be ioing-as Dem
oerati, victory! There are about $4,000 Demo-
cratic voters in the Pine Tree State. all told. The
Grcenback vote il about Il. 400 and we believe
the latter party came neares; carrying the State.
Wcmay be mistaken in thi. but We take pleasure
In referring our neighbor TO ten. Viewers dis
patch TO zen. Piais;e'i. published in the rSIoS
to-day. There i a whole heap Of encourage
mcut" in tina, for Democrats.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-25

SsS- Attorney General Field. Of Va, In q
speech at buckingham Court House on the Ilth
inst, took occasion to say las reported In the
Richmond HAiy. Democratic paper.l that mot
enough Yankees had been killed in the late war
he wished We had killed twice as many Yes, Il
twice as many had been killed the probabilities,
are that Hancock would be elected in November
but as thousands returned to their homes ATE,
the scenes Of carnage and arc still living, the
chances Of the Democratic nominee, who was also
yankee soldier" will be worse than slim
Gen. Field should come North and make .pseehe.
like that. Il would materially aid In buryinr
the cause which their yankee soldier" standard.
bearer represent. SO deep tina, !, would never b.
heard Of hereafter
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Street, Baltimore.
MoRTGAGEE's 8 SALE
TWO VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND AT
PfHEsvILLE IN BALTIMORE COUNTY.
Di virtue Of power contained in a Mortgage
- dated on the 18th day Of August, 1875, and
recorded In Liber }. D.. No. ~. folio IO?. -.
Es &C., one Of the Mortgage Records -
r. Of baltimore county. the
undersigned, Attorney named in said Mortgage,
will sell At public auction, ut the Court House
door At Towsontown, on
Saturday, the 9h day IF October, 1850,
at u o'clock A. NJ.
ALL THOSE TWO PIECES OR PARCELS
OF LAND,
described in said Mortgage, situated at the nine
mile stone on the Reisterstown Turnpike, ut or
near Pikesville.
The first parcel contains
" PERclIES OF LAND. MORE OR LESS.
situated on the northeast side Of said Turnpike,
and Is improved by good substantial
STONE DWELLING.
aud several outhouses, now occupied by William
A. Hook.
The second parcel contains
u ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS,
situated on the southwest side of said Turnpike,
and Is improved by . small
DOUBLE COTTAGE,
located nearly opposite to the dwelling above
The lst parcel Is In fee. the second is subject to
ground rent Of $is.o0 per annum.
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne- half Cash, balance In
two equal payments in six and twelve months
from day Of sale. deposit Of $3.50 will be re-
quired on each parcel on day Of sale.
X. W. BALDWIN, Attorney,
80 Lexington street. baltimore.
STORM 4 RfsrEAU, kuctioneers.
Sept. is.-ts.
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TnE AiiH,NA $4,000 fEArp CoxFEssEp.--
Tr"' i''"'. IL birmingham. Alabana. which paper
bears at it, head the maine. to: the Democratic can
diia,c' for President aud Vice President. in its
leading editorial says:
None A. yet have given the true reason for the
vote in AlRbama. II il not necessary, however
that they should prin, IL for the enlightenment, Of
the people they already know It aud regret tina;
i, exists. They realize the tact and regret i, also.
that great damage has been done To- General Han
cock in hi race for the Proficiency by the pu: up
majority Of $4,000 The cry 81 fraud ha. been
raised by cheated and wr"ngcd people. and Il
repeated Throughout, the land and Il is telling fear
fully again; him in the North. and bligh;ing. We
fear, chance that were brsh; up 90 the time the
maniPulaiors handled tina; incquiiy that disgraces
the legislation Of the last scsson-ihc ncw election
Law. Twenty {" twenty.h thousand majority
would have been enough 10 fully secure the Offices
OF the State. What may the people hope FROM
party that 50 ou,ragcs them and their rights /?
Nothing but woe to them and the country
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-25
MARRIAGES.

COMPToN-PLATT.-ln Catonsyiilc by Rev.
Thomas Myers. at the residence OF the bride,
Mr.. Lenuei o. Compton 10 Miss Lima. daughter
Of Mr.. John Plat.
MAi-MlERS.-On September 18th. at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Henry Myers. Philadelphia pike.
by Rev. L. Richardson. Mr.. Frederick May. Of
Baltimore. to Miss Melvina Myers Of Baltimore
county.
HALl.-JAMES.-0n September 18th. at the
residence Of Mr.. Henry james. near Cha.e's, by
Rev. T.. Richardson. Mr.. II. IIinkie Hall. Of
Baltimore. to Miss Maggie c. james. Of BALI.
more county.
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Thirtaanth pistrinf.
prBLIc HOUSE OF J. J. WADE, WAS
INGTON ROAD.

PUBLIC HOUSE OF J. J. WADE, WASH.
INGTON ROAD.
For the purpcse 81 eleciing
Eight persons for Electors Tor President and
Vice President Of the United States.
One member of Congress from the Second Con.
grcssonal District embracing the I'd. 3D. ith, Sth,
9Th. 9TH. Sth. 9TH. 10th. Il;h and 18th Election
Districts.
One member Of congres. from the Filth Con-
gressionai District, embracing the u, and 18th
Election Districts Of baltimore county.
7sc- The polls will be opened at . o'clock A.
". aud closed at & O'Clock i. ",
tcn- The Returning Judges arc required and
directed to make their return the second day
tThursday) following the election. e. the Clerk Of
the Circui; Court for baltimore county.
WILLIAM A. SLADE,
Sheriff sc baltimore county
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e9r"The shterest justice demanded the re-
nomination Of Mr.. Talbot"
The above was actually copied from las, weeks
Journal! Al last our esteemed mel ghbor-when he
sees how the tide is running-bas actually said a
word In favor Of Mr.. Talbotts denomination -
Before the convention met, aud when every one
knew that Mr.. TslbO,t's chances were exceedingly
slim. not one word did the Journal say to help on
his cause, but as soon as the State ring kicked Dr.
Shaw out Of the way and issued il, order that Mr..
Talbot ma" Be- ihs man, Cop goes our neighbor
and does what he was never known to do before
--sxpress an opinion about anything which was
In the slightest degree doubtful. We congratulate
him on the stiaenng Of his backbone. Poke
root" never did that for him-no, never.
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Second District.
RANDALLSTOwN.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-25

~ large Democratic meeting was held nj
Clifton, Ohio. on the 18th inst. at which the prin
cipai speaker was Hon. W. S. Groesbeek, who,
In the course Of his remarks, referring to the Re-
publican aOminee for the Presidency, said Gar
Geld 10 very able Congressman. There 10 no
doubt whatever about his abilities and his knoui-
edge Of politics. cannot recall a President
whom be would not obscure on the floor Of Con-
srsss." That's . very frank acknowledgement
from gentleman Of Mr. GrOesbsck's known po-
ntieal animositiss.
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Notice 60 Hotel Keepers and al
Others who Deal In Liquors.

For the information of all persons concerned.
the following Act Of the Legislature, passed
March 9th. ls6j. is Published:
CHAPTER 1911.
aN ACT Pr"hiLiiiny a.. sue Of .yirifaons or fer
me"isd liquors IN The scrern Coaaii.s Of the
Sfafe "n h' day Of EIsc,ina.
SECTION ]. he IL eaacisd ~ the General Assem-.
1iy Of NarsiaHd, That IL shall not be lawful for
the keeper OF any hotel. tavern. store. drinking
establishment. or any other place where liquors
are sold. or Tor any person or persons. directly or
indirectly, TO sell barter. give. or dispose Of any
spir'tuous or fcrnente liquors, ale, beer. or 10.
toxicaiing drinks Of any kind. on the days Of
election hereafter TO be held in the several coun-
ties Of the State.
sEcrIoS 2. Had i. Il enacted. That any person
violating the provisions Of this Act shall be liable
to indictment by the Grand Jury Of the county
where the offence is committed. aud shall upon
conviction before any Judge of the Circuit Courts
OF this state. be fined u SUN not less than ffty
dollars nor more than one hundred dollars for
each and every oaence-one. half the ine shall DO
paid to the iniormcr the other half TO tho County
Commissioners, for the use % public roads.
WILLIAM A. SLADE.
ShcrM Of baltimore county.
Sept. 2J.-tc.
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Thirteenth District.
uoRi"y. Oc'oi.r iiL. 1850.
AT SiIULTIIEIS:

THs.iay. OcioJ,r 5fh. 1850.
AT JOS. J. HELLMAN'S. RELAY HOUSE.
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
E,~The sitting each day will be from o'clock
\. VI. until q o'clock =. NJ.
Es- The said lists of qualified voters will be cor
reeted by striking thereiFom the names Of all per-
sons who have died or those who have removed
from the District. who have become disqualified
under the second and third Sections Of the LIST
Article of the Constitution Of Maryland, and 20
register the name -; every person who shall apply
TO be registered qualified voter who shall sat
sfy the Register he possesses the requisite quail
fca,ions under the Constitution OF the United
states. and also under the Constitution CT the State
Of Maryland.
Naturalizcd citizens in each District are reauir
ell 60 exhibit their naturalization papers TO the
Register.
Those persons desiring to be registered or trans
ferred respectfully requested to come forward
promptly tina; the Register may be enabled TO dis
charge his daiy in accordance with the law.
GEORGE ". FEELEMYER
Ohicer of Registration. l.; Election District.
CHARLES =. ROGERS.
Officer Of Registration. "a Election District.
GEORGE II. ELDER.
Officer Of Registration. ID Election District.
WILLIAM l.. SiIRIvER.
Officer Of Negotiation. Ith Election District.
ANDREW JACKSON,
Officer of Registration. 9Th Election District.
JAMES ". MCCULLOUGH.
Officer Of Registration. 9th Election District.
CHARLES l.. ALMONY.
Oficcr Of Registration. eth Election District.
Dr THOMAS l.. GALLOWAY.
Officer Of Reeistraton. sth Election District.
Dr. -. :. WILLIAMS.
Officer Of Registration. 9TH Election District.
THOMAS BOND.
Officer of Rc:,ira;ion 10th Election District.
EDWIN JESSoP,
Officer of Re;i,;.aiion. 18th Election District.
AUGUST wEIS.
Oficer Of Registration. l2th Election District.
JOHN J. WADE.
Officer Of Registration. 18th Election District.
sept i>.-id
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jzs- In the Baltimore .Saa Of Saturday last
Chas. +. Fendall. Esq, Of the Baltimore county
bar. was announced As a Democratic candidate
for Congress in the % district. Mr.. Fendaii pub
lished a card in Tuesiay's San declining to be q
candidate cat hi' ii@e." Piedsing his supper, to
Mr.. Talbot "under the ancient usages Of the
Marty"
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DEATHS.
Dca,h. rr-r---T,is.,s.. &C.. 10 cts. a

Deaths Frer-- Tributes. &C.. 10 cts. % Line
PRESSTMAN.-On the morning Of the 18th Of
September. ISsO, at his residence. near iovan..
town. Baltimore county. George Freshman. in
his 18th year.
MGCfFIN.-on Tuesday September 18th. at J
i. NJ. Thomas Alexander. aged . year. and >
months. the youngest child Of james and Caro-
line McGufin.
Little Tommie Was our darling.
Pride Of all our heart. at home.
But the angels came and whispered.
Darling Tommic do come home.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-25

ss- There are n number Of Democrat. in tho
upper end of Baltimore county. well as in
other sections. who will vote for Garfield and the
Republican nominee for Congress this fall Our
party is growing and Republicans have cause to
be in good heart. Let the good work 90 on.