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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-01

EXECUTOR'S SALE
FINE Mich cows. HOUSEHOLD FIRM.
TIRE. 1C.. ~.
The undsrsigned. Executor u the late Jane.
u. Wilson. deceased. will sell a Pabic ale. at
the store house q the said dccs4sol. 10 Go,ans
town. on
Monday. he 81 dag ~ usg u i~se.
at ! o'clock l.. ~.
ALL THE MOI SEIIOLD FURNITURE OF
1 SAID JAMES II. WILSON.
including Beds. bedding. all the fpgR
E- Culinary ttsnsils AMI Furniture L.
usually found in we'll APPOINTED household, and
other aFtisles unnecessary 90 name. Also.
THREE OF THE BEST Mich cows IN
BALTIMORE COUNTY.
TERMS OF SALE-CASH
THOMAS J. WILSON. Executor.
SAMUEL q. WILSON, AueiioBeer.
May Its.
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gass- Custom House strikers and buInincrs en-
dcavoTcd to run the primary meeting. in the I.t
and 9TH districts Of this county on Friday and
Saturday Of last week, bu, failed in their n.fa-
rious attempts. Mr.. John 7. Ensor brough, these
fellows gu, TO help save him from the jus, rc,ri.
button which was visited upon him. bu, they did
not avail. What do tho decent people of the
county think Of such procccdingsl
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yess-Sonss time ago the New York T,i6aS. sent
n circular tn prominent Republicans and township
committeeman in every county in Pennsylvania
asking their preference for the Proficiency. aud
the canvass was completed Las, week. OF the
i75 responses received, to these circulars 1854 are
for Senator Blaine a. first choice for Pre.ilcnt,
and 800 for General Grant. Thi. shows that,
despite the passage Of the unit rule resolution,
some Of the delegates to the National Convention
from the Keystone State may east their votes for
the candidate whom the majority Of the Republic
cans Of that State seem 70 prefer
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isfs- John 7. Ensor has at last los, hi. grip on
the Republican party Of baltimore county aud
We expect nov TO sec IL flourish a. it has not
done for ten years past. A. he has been shsl,ed
and there Is no show Of his going to the National
convention, wouldn't Il be we'll for him 10 buy
ticket for kansa' The crop Of lecturers gu, there
this year 10 not very good and he wouii no doubt
nee, with ready demand to tell the people, rs one
of the local papers expressed |, his former visit,
"more about their own State than they knew
themselves" 80 West, young man. 20 West.
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jrS-"EnsOr's party" assembled :, The smsalsy
House on Monday and thea adjourned 10 the
Grand Jury room. Aitsr the "bOss" had aired
himself one Of his ehsraeseris,ie speeches. the
following persons were selected 10 70 70 Frederick
nsHt Thursday; John I. Ensor. Robert 3. cors..
John W. Msrry@an, n. n. Hairht, d. sh.mb.r-
gar, John v. Parker and John 7. Diven.
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Hs-A rather startling report has jus, been
made BY Secretary sherman with reference to the
operations Of his department in supPre.sing illicit
dstiing in the South lie states that 900 stills
have been seized and over 6.oOo persons engaged
ln the unlawful business arrested. In the accom-
plishmsnt Of this work IS revenue officers were
killed and ~ seriously wounded. The lore ofun.
taxed whisksy 10 evidently sOsaswhat stronger
than respect for Law, in the south.
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ea- On Monday morning when "boss'' Ensor
found that he could not control Mr.. Alexander
Mccormick, Jr., chairman Of the Republican Ex-
seu;i's Committee Of this county. he advised him
TO get in his carriage and 50 home. Mr.. Me-
COrmiek land he deserves the thanks Of all re-
sPsetAble Republicans for his manly aetionl in
disnAntly declined TO DO SO, knowing that /, was
his duty to call the convention to order. This
was another trick Of the Christian Statesman ~
70 further bis ends. but Il miscarriel.
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Saturday, May l, 1880.
LoNGSEcKER BROS, Editor. a propr'..

ssfs- The Democrats Of Pennsylvania hold
sort Of love feast a, Harrisburg on Wednesday,
the date Of their State convention. The trouble
between Mr.. Randall and Mr.. Wallace seems 20
have been adjusted and the lion ani lamb will
lie down together, aud tho little ehild-Tildsn-
will load them in the Cincinnati convention
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-01

- Al the 9Th district primary meeting On
Saturday last John 7. EnsOr had his head punch
Cd several times for applying PrOfane and indie
cent sPithsts to several people. lie brought
home with him black eye which will no doub,
serve rs reminder 10 him to be more careful in
future.
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The undersigned, will offer at public sale. on
the premises. on
ThHSsiay. Nay I3'k. ISso.
at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY, CONTAIN.
Ing 80 ACRES. MORE OR LESS.
situate on the Old York Road. and known ~
:.I part of the SHADES old Tavern &%s
r. Property" The land Is in
good state % cultivation. 10 very level in firs,
class neighborhood. adjoining the iands ofthe late
Joshua Huiehins. Nathan Nelson AMI others /.
convenient 90 churches. schools and miil. anil
within three miles Of MOnktoa. y. &. x. u.
This Is tr't class property and .hoald com.
mand the attention Of PeF'"ns wishing nice little
farm or country seat.
TERMS Cash. remainder in { ami -
months. With inierss; from day of sale 20 be
cured by notes q the purchaser. satisfactory e.
the under'isnsI.
ELIZABETH A. SLADE.
ALFRED u. SLADE.
May Its. Agents anil attorneys.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-01

es- There are nov three parties in baltimore
eOunty-ths Republican. the Democratic and the
Ensor party. The latter party Is too small 10 sc
eomplish anything Of iseIf and u ii continues to
follow Ice present leader he will seen iasd Il With
the Democratic party.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-01
DUBLlC LOCAL LAW.
FOR FOUR TERMS oF THE CIRCUIT COURT
FOR BALTIMORE COUNTY.
rrBLiSlED ~ Al IHoEirI.
CHAPTER5g.

AN ACT.
To repeal section fort of Article three of Pub
lie Local Laws, title baltimore Counts sab.
title Circuit Court. amended. aud re enacted
by Chapter eighty Eve. passed at the January
Session. eighteen Hundred aud seventy eight,
and % re enact the same With amendments.
SEXTON ]. Bs IL esa~fsiL fLs S.ssrsf i..s s.Liy
Of uaryiaHd. That Section forty-izO 81 Article
three Of the Code of Public lscal Ia title Bal.
timors County" sub title Circuit Court" a.
amended aud enacted by Chapter eighty -hse
Passei AZ the January Se.sisn. eighteen hunirei
and seventy eight. be and the sane !. hereby re
peAied aud re-enaetei - a. g. read q folioss.
SEXTON ~. There shall be. annually. four Terms
of the Circuit Court for Baltimore county. he'll AZ
Tous0ntown. IN said eoanty. commencing. t.spee-
lively. on the hfst Monday IN March. the third
Monday in May. the second Monday in September.
and the FIRST MONDAY IN December.
Approved March seth. ESQ
WILLIAM T. HAMILTON.
Governor q Maryland.
VI hardy certify. That the afufesoins - a cor
rect copy of an Act q the General Assembly Of
Mary land, passed January Session. ISsa.
MILTON y. KIDD.
Chief Clerk 81 the House Of Delegates.
EUGENE HIGGINS,
Secretary Il the Senate.
WILLIAM CARMICHAEL,
EDWARD ". SrIEFEL
JOHN II. MiLLENDEg,
Ceaaty commis.ioneTs for Baltimore County.
Nav I-3t.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-01

III had 10 walk from here 10 Baltimore for
II, would not he without Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup
IN my family" 10 wha; We heard a lady say yc.
terday. Price only IS cents n bottle.
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GALE OF FURNITURE
OTHER PERSONAL PROPERTY. AT TIE
sMEDLEY HOUSE,, TOwsONTOwN.

IL virtue q decree u the Cireut Court for
Baltimore oaunty. the uaef-ig asi. Trustees. will
odsf at public saie. at the smeIley House. in
ToussbtO.n. on
Saturday. .is L. II Mas. isso.
a; ~ o'clock A. ~,
ALL THE FURNITURE AND OTHER PER-
SONAL PROPERTY
in and sbSs, the Hotel a, Towsonisun kn0un ~
Z the Sneiley II0a.e. near 49,
the Court House. consisting <yl
szof Soias. Chairs. Carpets. 2t4N
Tables. Belsteads. Bels. Maitrasses, Settses,
Sioses. Book Cases. Bureaus. Wardrobe. Hat
Racks. Mirrors. Curtains. Eel Clothinx. Desks.
Clothes Horses. Desert and Teaspoons. Tsts-a-
Teies. and Saroas other articles usually foand 10
. large and fashisnab'e hotel. and other personal
property.
Rs-TEEMs cASH.-S1
Fer farther particulars apply o.
D. q. %. EMORY -
John 7. ENSOR. A's"''
SAMUEL q. WILSON. Auetionssr.
April 2i.-ts.
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BALTIMORE PRICE CURRENT
CONNECTED WEEKLY ~
D. =. q % ID Z u d O %,

DEALER ~
FLOUR. FEED OF ALL KINDS. FRRTIII.
ZERs. SEEDS. PRODUCE. &c.,
l20 North High Nc. baltimore.
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CHAPTER 81.

AN ACT,
To repeal Chapter four hundred aud FITS. ssven Of
the Acb 81 eighteen hundred and seventy enti.
tied An Actto prohibi,t the issuing Of any license
for the sale Of spirituous fcrmented liquors at
or within one mile Of Holly Grove, In the county
Of baltimore. State Il Maryland. and to prevent
the sale Of all kinds Of intoxicating drinks within
the above described limits"
SEcrIOS ]. BE IL enacted By III. General Assembly
81 N'rsinHd. That Chapter four hundred and ffty-
seven Of the Acts of the General Assembly Of Mary
land. paced at the JANUARY Session. eighteen hun
drel and 'evcnty, be and the same is hereby re-
peaci.
So. .. AHd h. 10 sH"cied, That this Act shall
take effect frnw the date Of its passage.
Approved 18th March. 1850.
WILLIAM T. HAMILTON,
Governor Of Maryland.
W her'Ly earthly. That the aforcgong Is cor
rect copy "f an Act Of tho General Assembly Of
Maryland. passed January Session. IssO.
MILTON Y. KIDD.
Chief Clerk Of the House of Delegates.
EUGENE HIGGINS,
Secretary of the Senate.
WILLIAM CARMICHAEL,
EDWARD W. STIEFEL.
JOHN n. MILLENDER.
County Commissioners for Baltimore county
April .i.--:;t.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-01
Towsonsown Meat

STRAY COW.-..Came to the premises Of
~ the subscriber, on Friday, April i6,
A SMALL YELLOW BUFFALO COW. eW|R
with ring In her nose. The owner i,1S
requested 10 come forward. prove properly, pay
charges aud take her away.
WIN. McKRLvEY,
ApTil2t.-3ta) Thornton Mill, York Turnpike.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-01

A BAReiAIN.---F0R sALR, CHEAP,
"A TWO MARBLE PULPITs, but little used
Apply at CHAS. Y. EHMAN's
Marble Works, High ST., near Cay,
Feb. 7.-tE) Baltimors. Ma.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-01
LOCAL LAW.

To PREVENT STOCK RUNNING At LARGE
IN BALTIMORE COUNTY WITHIN
FIVE MILES OF THE CITY.
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Towsox,ovx an,;, oe,h tss,

IowsoSrowN, April 10Th. 1850.
The undcrsigned. Chairman Of the Executive
Committee Of the Republican party of baltimore
county, certihes that agreeably 20 the call made
by said committee he did meet said COW ention at
shealeys Hall, ToSsontown. at the hour named.
aud did there organize said convention. John 7.
Graham was there elected chairman Of the con-
yention. (Signed,l
ALEXANDER McCoRxIrE, JR.,
Chairman nanuhliaaa
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-01
nrLraAIr, 10 1nr sIArr coNYsxrlox:

Gcr. 70. Reilly. Charles ". Anderson. 4. :. Cross.
VIM. u. brown, jaime. l.. Hooper. Joseph Handy.
Leandct Foreman and Aquiia Scott. And Tor
alternate. the following: Richard ". Pegrcc.
Joshua Gwynn. John X. Harvey. John 7. Grahatn.
Parker Ho.ley. Joseph i. lIruG and Joseph
Lcl;run. The committee reported that WIN. n.
Brown and Joseph Handy should jointly cast one
vote in voting for delegate. for the State at large
ani tS" votes when they retire 10 vote for dele
gates from the 9Th Congressional district. The
rcrrr, Of the committee was adopted.
The following committee on resolutions was ap.
pointed: T.. II. Iaekenmyer. l.. T.. Laehford.
Marion duncan. I. :. Cross. Thomas Kenny. =.
Parker Bosley. Is. Taylor. Z. II. Dutton and j..
Beam. which reported the following
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-01

LEI Di'iriet-GsOrge Zeun, c. Irving Ditty and
y. A. Turner.
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STORM 4 RlsTEAC. Auetion,er..
DUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE on NY LADY'S
MANOR. PART or THE ESTATE OF
THE LATE wM. SLADE
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pUBLIC LOCAL LAW.
uHrIsuED nv AurnoRIrY.l

REPEALTNG THE LAW FoRBIDDING THE
SALE OF LIQUOR AT HOLLY GROVE.
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Public Local Laws.


DUBLIC LOCAL LAW.
TO CHANGE THE NAMES OF CERTAIN
STREETS ~ BALTIMORE COUNTY.
rrBLIsHLp nv AUTHORiTY.l
CHAPTER $40.
AN ACT
!" authorize and require the County Commission
cf- 81 baltimore county t. change the names Of
tie street, running parallel with Boundary Az
cnuc, and north thereof and TO dcri gnatc the same
by numbers.
SIctioN I. ~ - sHaof.i By ne General Assem-
Lty "f HaFyiI.d That the Commissioners Of Bal
tiinofc county he aud they are hereby authorized
and reIuiTclt to change the Of Denmcad street,
aud all ether streets running parallel with and
north 81 boundary Avenue. into First, Second,
Third streets. and On, 20 that the came may
hereafter bc designated by numerals.
50. :. lad h. IL eAacisd, That this Act shall
take eject from and after its passage.
Approved llh April. 1850.
WILLIAM +. HAMILTON,
Governor Of Maryland.
VI h'rcLy esriys. That the aforcgoing Is . cor
rect copy Of an Act of the General Assembly Of
Maryland, passed January Session. 1850.
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk Of the House Of Delegates.
EUGENE HIGGINS,
Secretary Of the Senate.
WILLIAM CARMICHAEL,
EDWARD W. STIEFEL,
JOHN II. MILLENDER,
County Commissioner for Baltimore county.
April 2i.-3t.
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.>urltp TO srArs ~ 1nr CONVENTION

iI b..'ri,i-S. X. Crosby. l.. II. Lackcnmycr.
Charlie. =. fus;ius. Jacob BowsCr and Thomas
II. boston.
"a Di.iri.i-Not represented.
81 Di.tri.i--John 7. Graham. l.. T.. Latchford,
Aquila scott. Levi. =. Bowen an! Thos. q. Turner.
IL Di-irir'-DavilS -. I.ongnecker. William II.
Harvey. Nimrod iingling. Marion duncan and
George burke.
~ Di.sri"f-Not represented.
G'h Dis'r'rf--,ie"rsc VI. FuliE. John +. Bull,
John Miller. John ". Spieer and Philip :. Cross.
sfh D'Irici-Not represented.
Nh Disiriei-Thos. Kenny, L. q. Miller. Dick
cnsnn Gorsurh, John ". BGll and 4. G. Scott.
9h Di.iric'-Iohn Mcfaul. T.. Tyson Ware.
-. Parker Bosley oiled Mr.. Wares place. Peter
Ruhi. T.. Wells and solomon Grason.
l0h Di.'ric'-J. March McCoIna,, Jr.. e. ".
Anderson. y. II. Parker. ". Harrison curtis and
Frank smith.
llh Di.iric,--Col. u. =. Taylor, Frederick T..
Gambrill. Il. John Kane. Richard ". Pesrcc and
Joshua T. Gwynn.
i2ih Dis'ricf--C. II. button.
i3h Di.frici-Joseph j.. Bruf. james Beam,
joseph Peterson. Jossph Handy and Hanson
Garrett.
Tho temporary organization was made perma-
ncnt and tho report Of the committee was adopted.
The following were then appointed n committee
10 recommend delegate TO tho State convention {:
T.. u. Lacheamyer. Aquila Scott. David :. Long
neekcr. John W. Spicer. Thes. Kenny. John Me.
faul. ". II. Curtis, X. J. Kane. e. II. button and
Jas. Bcan. The committee recommended 20 the
convention the follOwih. for
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-02-19
HUN TINGTON.

February 16, 1880.
As nothing worthy of note has taken
place this week, ! will mention q few
points of interest, Ito me at least) while
recently in Licking county. 1t has been
denominated by many close observers
'the garden county of the State" The
surface ia any thing but menotonous.
Diversified with hills, from which are
quarried blue rock, valuable for build.
ing purposes, and the valleys, rich and
fertile, are adapted to grain and stock
raising, for which the country is noted.
Watered by Licking river aud its tribu-
taries whose meanderings among the
beautiful hills are traceable for miles,
affording as fine landscape scenery as the
eye often beholds. From its gravel beds
are drawn thousands of loads Of peb BILE.
the best of order Now Mr. Editor, we
know inspiration tell US "what is our
neighbors we shall not covet," yet at
present is 1t sin to envy them their high
wayss rE
Among the most important of attrac-
tons are its mounds that are located in
and around Newark. Within the fair
grounds adjacent to Newark. is a circle
enclosing several acres with banks from
twelve to fifteen feet high. The circle
is complete, except winding driveway
passing in to the enclosure. Within this
enclosure short distance from the en-
trance, is q mound sever al rods square,
arranged in shape and strangely resem-
bles an eagle Many thin k this was once
an image Of worship. Upon these en-
bankments are trees at least two hundred
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PEcK's CORNERS.

-- February IA. 1880.
This place is small, but it exists, new
erthe!ess-the Corners, I mean. R.
Peck has Peck. ed away on this farm for
forty years and has got him q neat, tidy,
home, which will be comfort 10 him in
his declining years. He has always
acted upon the principle, "A thing we'll
done is twice DONE" ..- rF
Charley E. Gott is farming o. J..
Rockwood's place. F.... =. ....l e
H. F. Lewis is back from sunny Kan
sas and will work the old Lewis farm,
now owned by Mrs. E. H. Knapp.
George jackson has sold his farm one
mile north of Penfield Center, to Mrs. h.
T. Hastings Of LsGrange,> for $55
per acre. May they find kind friends
there, is the wish of host of friends here.
George Jackson's wife is quite sick; has
been siling for year or more. His old.
est son left the parental roof last Monday.
Come back Arthur, there is no place like
home. -..-...... -....
The Corners will roll up Q large ma.
jority for ]. G.. Blaine, and the local op-
tion law.
Democratic dance in the neighborhood
last night. ...
Our mud is buried up under six or
eight inches Of beautiful snow. A lit
tie snow now and then, is relished by the
best of men. ., Ga
Your Pen6 cid correspon dent of Feb
9th, says bull frogs, wild geese, grass
hoppers and robbins were seen here last
week; he might have added also that
there was q soiled dove seen in the
south west part of that township on Oh
about the same time. .H. Jus so.
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PENFIELD.

We are permitted to make the follow.
ing extrects from private letter from
Mrs. o. V. Rice which will, no doubt,
prove Of interest to their many friends
here: '"We are located at Pennington,
Fulton county, Ill. Have been here
since the new year began and like it very
much. 1t is g railroad town of twelve
Hundred Inhabitants. There is besides
our own, Baptist, Presbyterian and
M. E. Church; we have about one hun
dred and sixty members, and Q very
pleasant parsonage. We are interested
in the Penfield items in the Wellington
paper" .....
Arthur Starr has gone to Ludington,
Mich, to confer with the heirs in regard
to the sale of the Homestead here. The
would-be purchaser is q Mr.. Miller of
Homer.
A. L. Hayes has returned for his fami-
ly; will move to Lima. Ohio, this week
We are alway glad to notice any new
enterprise in our midst. Messrs. A.
Nichols, B. Boies and j. Damon have
purchased and put in successful opera
ton o portable saw-mill. The min is
located at present on the farm Of Hugh
Chambers. The twelve horse power en-
gine will also be used for driving their
threshing machine.
The Ladies' Aid Society, in connection
with the N. E. Church, gave an oyster
supper at the residence Of Orrin Starr,
Tuesday evening last. Net proceeds,
$40 90. .... I'd
A sugar party for the benefit Of the
band at Krebs Bros, Wednesday even.
ing, and the wooden wedding of Mr..
and Mrs. Chss. Taylor were the socia
events of the week. ....-..
Mr.. U. T. Brown has recently opened
his sugar bush and is getting large
flow Of sap these days.
Widows and manageable maidens of
any age had better be on the alert in this
vicinity. ...-r.. ... =r a
That ground hog is sham.
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SPENCER.

,........ t..s February 13, 1880.
Mud is at the head of the programme
of the week, followed by rain, and snow
is now falling. s-E .... ....r..
Old Boreas stirred things up Wednes-
day night. - ...-.--..- .-....r.. -..
Mumps are not the style this winter.
The light fantastic toe is gaily tripped
each Thursday evening at Murray's Hall.
B. Smith is recovering rapidly. .-.,
Mrs. ]. Vanvalkenbsrg is very sadly
afflicted with the indamatory rheuma-
tism. -.r. I... ..F .r. H. -4 .s.-.
Mrs. j. Provine' is also recovering
from like attack. DR.. Britain attends
both. r.. -.t.+- ..-...f .-a ..H..r
Rev. ]. Mccartney and the revival
meetings have disappeared on account
Of much sickness and general inclemency
of the weather. iir--ae.. -.- ...sH
d, Spencer politics comes up labelled
Blaine or Sherman. .at-r.y r1e
Notices are up requesting soldiers to
meet at the Town Hall, to take action in
regard to the Weaver Bill. Signed, "a
Soldier" -.. Hr ... . H.-
The investigation by Captain McHenry
prompted by some of truths irreclaima-
BILE, did not bring out any damning
things against the post-office keeper. @
TELL o. PHONE.
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THE A sTATE GsS1E, OF OHIO In Pc soSsss sSsr' of
Joseph H. Dickson. Administrator of John Mills.
deceased. Plaintiff AGAINST
Margaret Marietta. Jacob H. Marietta, William C.
Marietta, John W. Marietta. james Il. Marietta.
Melinda Cronemiller, John Spencer, Mary c. spen-
Ger, David Marietta, Ifaac Marietta, Margaret
Stick. Daniel Stick. Lydia A Peters. George Peters,
Cornelia Sugars. Michael Sugars. Daniel Mills,
and cthers, Defendants, Notice. ..' --...-.. . .
The above named defendants, Margaret Marietta,
the widow. and Jacob H. Marietta, William C. Mari
eta. John W. Marietta, James Il. Marietta, Melinda
Cronemiller. John Spencer and Mary C. Spencer,
David Marietta. Isaac Marietta, Margaret Stick.
Daniel Stick, Lydia A. Peters, Cornelia Sugars.
Michael Sugars, heirs Of John Marietta. deceased.
and Daniel Mills one Of the heirs Of John Mills. de-
ceased. win take notice the undersigned Admins
traitor Of John Mills, deceased. has filed in the
Probate Court Of said county, his pcttition to sell
the following real estate, In Brighton township in
said county: - g.. ..-.-.f...,.
Being part Of lot No. ID one and CD two in Tract
No. Cd seven. bounded North by highway, West by
land owned by Hester Mosier, South by lot
lines. East by land owned BY Leonard Loveland.
Also ave acres of land in the North west corner Of
lot No. u0 ten Tract Cd seven, being ten chains
the North and South sides, and i've chains on the
East and West Sides lines parallel with lot lines
Also nifty acres Of land in Wellington township in
lot No. (4S) forty three, and formerly decided to
Chas. Foote and John L. Foote, bounded on the
North by lands formerly ovneA BY C. and L. Foote-
East by land owned By F. 8. wsdsworth. and South
by land formerly owned by o. Smith, and West by
township line. f r. -.-....
On the two first parcels the widow and heirs of
John Marietta are lien holders and said Daniel Mills
has an interest In all Of said psrce;s heirs at law
John Mills, deceased. sr ts.
Said petition asks for Q SAFE of said premises to
pay first the liens thereon, and second the general
debts OF said John Mills deceased. ..- -..