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lny In tho hope that by ia means his working
yeats might bo proIonted

with many cares, some Of thom peculiar In their
nAtnre-reculfnr to tho city. Flo doubted
whether he would ho nt,la In afartf nnothor such
,.,th oas' ~ "oAeu lu.Wneu " t"o .,',o
not pcrtorm such work In tho future a. he had
bGen called npn! 10 do !n tho past
Mas ,foaag aesaon WnoehGr eno ntorests Of ;ho
chmngo OF pastoss. They Ind not Thought 80:
etIl now voice and u new method OF praMchlt,K
sace AMI shss Sd ?vS Meth% ." ,nias eos % s aSis %
aeconpliso. Sun hls nlatn reason for n,akin9
@ th9 cnange wa thS ono a1rcaay mgmtpne.. 1dp ia
wednesday evening to provide him With "! asso.
catr. tlo WA 10th t9 ascegi such @ ,,. an ntrer at
's e ee ss seb es rS sSs
REASON 70 belioyo tint The call he bad received
70 hls strensth. u.,,.
a ao e. sase L
foot In hld1lng ptotl-by to the troops Of friends
he had !n 1. tho eha5sh. Nover was n,an morn
oa 5d hG at many e. t.
1,ola'h ut .t EeimA aMuy LOT 1Gw WEEKS vnGanon.
Ger. md. after after la yas;atlou, ho would return 70
WI %hleS ha w!sSsd io Ut Utter beforo ho .parlea
=, The text upon which be preached was as fol-
"WhIto wo look not at the things which arc
aSo @ 1 ~ he % as wneh m5G moi @ @ l1
tnga @ Whirh nrS not Iu soon arc etnpai II. c. c.
rtnthtHns, TO-, Is. .
nelpto p3eRlnning the sorn2n me thc pSeaonee
ti,ne. fl view Of the things about which hs had
itIo Io cnsaIv tGat wSSh ,niaht bo 10 saia In tho
aises,.sse Win iLe eisuas!anscs q @ tae ioss S
noupies9 81 sone M poita OF the m sero might ,h oe
found to IT. th6 oecasni,, ~ nmt ~ tr3th nc scr.
aK1 0lsd repeated ~ tao request p iriMlu.
Thc test or any pnl.92st,pey OF iaIe ioaha ~
%s e es At rsss II he hasBo Wsa
sl,e salss through the Northern r.. Atlnntio r. tho
nI Wtor. Aost III ay @ Set ot pf!aeip,Gs @ WI fnn
aMd plenty; It. L. when :, old agc and trouble come
aham an., "gnt tn95" pi,nH.eI,s .nsn nre
Paul IN tho aayss Of his niIIetlon. IIls tr9uIlas
from cold, nakrdnvas, and hnugcr: At tImes 10
waa absointe,y h9!noess. tlt Ih9so thiags; howgy.
sr fora r. ahisst fs q h's sts tfeuoe. Mo
WA thrown Into prison, soourEed,
nnl one, once waa stoqned,I,ailn q no or o. Wh!ca
teHdcd Is prove the strength q lis falth. %
tmat @ ms na no m ,go ina e Sr was no so
footed him Us kcenlX as my ono. The condition
81 Paul shTonx al t 9s b,po po of ia
With THO bulk Df hunanklad. lie wns atsong
under hts trlnlst-foyfu. cren,-showing TINT,
o iser VIZ y n5 a. Re OF liz
press'on our !ight aIii!gtlon seemed e hrst q
pieco Or oSaaKoT;aahoms sus tGo nexe
not Soon, sisss the o1plaaation q vint, ii its
!!9ht 1nlkea thoni appoar br'ito words aud moth
ig more He sa!a hls troubles @ wsre 9ly "sor
aacs Of unctouded Joys In his eyes. Tho question
l.ight po asked: Arc men nnppy n .cnfen e M Ia
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Mado nllnd by tho r'sc or Arsenic.

A casc Of Unusual interest to women, bearing
On the uso OF ~ scno 10 improve tho complex
ion, has recently e?uo 70 light IN tho Western
pnrt Hf tho city, A young !ndy, handsome and
senlc for her compilation, md recently ahn has
almost t.. M luat % hor eycalaht Her eyes beEnti to
unliy but sens!b!y fa!tng ever since, until IT Ia
ntmoet Impossible FOR her to sec. tior physician
says It Is from tho Use 0f nrs0nic. In Wow Of
the calamity. har engnRcMcnt with young ply
sicinn OF goott prospects. while not broken on
entirely, his been held subject to tho final result
Of experiments Tor tho restoration 0f sight.
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Religious Lessons to Be LEARN
ed from DIR. Tanners
=, Fast.
e;ahop Fatlows Advises His Hear
ers to Practice Periodical
Fasting.
nr. Mitchell Informs His COngrc-
Cation of Ills Proposed
Departure.
The "Tanner Fast" the Text Of O
Sermon by the Rev. Irving A.
Searles.
Closing Exercises at tho Lako Bluff
Camp.Mceting Yestorlay.
DIR. TANNERS FAST.

e''0''s Maa.,.. v..top.1.~
CAmp.Mcetlng fostoruays
.,,---,,,,,-
DIR. VANNElt'S FAST
WHAT NAY ns 81 gs pd s,n n,a IT,
Dshop pn,.con",, Spn Gh;lre Yesterday M n,orn,nn on
r,rnnr,s rnst" Ills text was;
annnr ", this lin inst hat have chosen? Ia Il
not to ica ihy brca1 g tho hungry, md TINT I!
d ho s sSes It. ts ss ata btt thst fSrth sS ~
tho n9rning aa t,h1 aa sna ns1. 19,
epeodl$; $;a,h anr ,sh taH nmHR '"a" ~ ''io'o
'hee- s, ,,1,c MINI MIMI, n o,,o wav or anonor. bo
said, had beop very nsurh intercstcd In the re-
mnrknh1c fast lust onled Of physician Ut this
country. 1ls dld not Know what tho sc'ont,ae
] bur something III that direction would come out
Of II. ono thing, however, had been domon-
strated. ana unit was ing power OF tno m. m'aa ~
,,, ,y aIiyo whit Without food Ana It s
an "xan,ule which would tell, he thought, In all
a. 49,. t,,,,ro vcnra. n wo,,,;l 1,rnco nm monv n
soul Tint might otherwise dcspond. 1t would be
In Its way what tho txamble OF Dr.. kano and
otbors Of thAt class WIS to tho world. II thore
fasteia aud demonstrated Mhnt hls viii could do.
Asa, isss1 i vca,o, ms Ia ia inc ot JIG e serp1ur
ttatcmont thnt through faith wp could do uil.
.hnss ,hat, with this iatte ws could overcome ne
carried Or it,oulcated by tho .phys!chin to his
patients, prostrnted upon beds of sickness, 1t
wSss xsssnss nS nStf ha eo rvs valuable tnn o
iio wlshed 10 nuke religious uso Of tho
lesson, Following 1t was not only tho privilege
religious WHY, to uuy event OF tho kind. Chris
tfanlty snid lts did the Roinnn spenklng tho
iang,iaye' Ut universal huulanity: ~ IIn n
ty that il foreign to me"
Christian philosophers In cnleavoruR to flnd
lint suporssitlous Ignorance interpreted tho
compuison which wins often laid upon man In
tho caricr ayes Of bis history TO 40 without food
It D. bocnn,e q religious duty. III III those
remote poriods Of :it,an'a e1isIence "no idea
seenel T. ge mere prYsaien, than thnt ths Delt M
parp q s ~ Henee III nc 'a o
sacrlticos were made to win ills favor. AZ tho
most frequently nbstainetl from. fsifo and its
Pleasurcs were cfrccly offered up. rho idca that
c,ents. r : ' nun Who VIC g on1oyoI @ % unntorruptod Tod
Prosperity s : was % hell to ' bo g specially markod
5cstatten o%T % ther wrath. Iie.co seif..
isIS ILL., jeaoasy !aFSs So reiaevsa: TSis tsor: @
taS ch,stn Church T Mas xsosf ~
sa SsR rsgs " th fsgS MSy s c1 y
amp!cs of fasting, but they were always o1-
prcsslve either ot u tokon: Of sorrow ur =
s saas Nes 81 e4e s sa or sstse
eaton Or 70 pTon't'a1s IL, 1Ery @ ,S aY H. ger s;e
soeta VIE IT, whISh W.T. sMG
% st VIC %sssys y sse i
kubatftutn fnr TIM fntyITri uni HnIritt,nJ
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LAKE BLUFF.
CLOSING E1EnC1sRs A. THE cAur-NgrrlK0 YEs-

oehor suburban Villages cnIne In carriages md
almost ovcry conceivable description ot con-
vcynncc. The woathor was ail that could bo
desired, nnd tho exercises throughout tho day
wore Of very interesting character. Extra eff
forts had been mnd0 to provide for tho expected
crowds md In tho way of hotel accommoda-
taons everything possible wns provided, and all
who. cnn,o wero amply supplied With croaturo
comforts. Tho train from Chicago brought ont
large number OF peoplc, md thoro wore also
on board IRrge delegations from Evanston and
other way stAtlons. As uBttnl tho young people
prcdo1ninated, yet thero was fair sprnklfng Of
grny. haired veterans. Tho Inter cdu1e for tho
purpose Of hearing tho inspired word Of God,
| whtlo tho younger gouoratlon found inspiration
mud consolation in tho woods, whore, ssrolllng
| about beneath tho grcat oaks, they studied
Nature and extracted pleasure from low-spokcn
references to those subjects which aro dcur to
tho hcnrt Of tender Lnaidons and mnnly youths.
Tho exercises Of tho day begun ut q worry carly
hour, In accordance with tho suggestion OF
Choplalu McCabe. the people turned out Of their
| comfortable couches at o'clock TO attend
prayor.meoting II Clark Street Inbernaclc.
noticeable for tho nunDor Of people who Rotated
tholr experiences, ovgr 100 8tllt!nK their belief
n Christianity and reliance upon tho Lord Jesus
Al o'clock a genuine old fashioned Methodist
lnyG- feast was hold ut Clark Street Church, Dir.
prevailed, md tho occaslou continued Until the
ho;r nsrIyed s: for re regular sAoDath sos,uou
e so 11 s %bos bse,ns sas
Hltchcosk earnestly prayeI Tint tbo concludins
with great success In the conversion Of sinners.
Chap!hin McCAeo thon st4tod tho necessity OF
Ss %o e ha a
meeting r st ground; sat1 ho, ~ believe y Lnks
Christians from All purtS Of tho country will be
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TlLN rIRlUUNE HRANCIl OFIIGT;5.
TN ONpEtt ~ AUtOMM>t,hTE UUH NCMEIt-
ons GatsHn' s 5h!oMsbous tho S!ty 70 hare c,no.
deslanatcd 0olow. whers Acknowledgements viii 10
takon for Tho eAno prico ~ cllarHed at tho Main
... nVU1Ii DIVISION. .-
~. 4 u HlNMs. Dookso!Iera and sta&lonors, l2s
W. y nttiAitT. LruxRtat. 6ll Cottage Grova-ay.,
northwest cyrnBr Th1rty-n{lh.st
II. W. HuDIiAtH. DrGgwst corner Thrty.nrst and
WEST DIVISION.
re. a; A.. r0rA1.OtuM, Nawsdcaler. stnuonnr ETC.,
TIL. eQM SlGtisEa. SlGtisEa. Druggist ~ Iius 1sland.av,
II. Z. Mf.nkiCK, jcwclor Naundca,or, and FAncy
Gooda r! lnk0-St. corner LlncDln.
H. kNAtT, DfuuKtat, Etl Went MadIRon-st, cor.
hef laulinn- '
l. uUnL1NG1fAM 4 C., bsuvss,s, <E North
claE& T. ST Gt,Ener inytst.n.
curnpf BuGhln. - "
.lA'UlA W. II. NEEBE. Printing and Advertising
AGENT Nowa Ard Stationery Depot ta1 Enat Divta!un
Bt-. between Ia Ym1lp and Sfo,l,.
, 1880-08-09

The queen Of medicinal ana toilet soaps, the
frnEr4ant Cuticurn.
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llis FIESt IloSEsr lxrrLsE.--Thc Philadelphia
P'"g's... John ". forncy'r paper. support. Han
cock for the Presidency. Ju,t after the Chicago
convention. via, June 18th. 1850. he said:
ION the thirty sixth ballot james A. Garfield
Of Ohio was last Tuesday, June sih, unanimously
nominated as the Republican candidate. at
Chicago. for President Of the United States. lie
was born at Orange. Cayuga county, Ohio, No
vrmber 18th. 1881. and l.. therefore. in his 18th
year. The struggle was stubborn anil protractcd
aud. although it closed by the defeat 81 all the
prants. the friends Of Grant have the con
Of knowing that gallant soldier, and not q con
irving politician. carried oil the prize. Hut tar
field !. more than - good soldier. Ills honor ON
the field Of battle. bravcy won. and freely recng-
niEed b,s his supcriors. cqualicd. a, best. by
his scholarlikc tastes. his great ability writer
and speaker and lawyer. In the House he as.
.umcd aud held the tr,, rank as DICTATOR. and in
the Senate. 10 which he has been elected BY the
Legislature of Ohio. he will make an equally bril-
liant figure il he Is not elected President in No.
vcmbcr. u has L..H ay J""d IprfHBe Z" kap.r
Cs1'r"i GaGfeki fer m"Hy ssdi-. ant 10 'sd pleas
4" att that he !. ~ fa' .I.srisisH .f tH,sricdA
charac'.r. Ills rise I" cmincncc the result Of
hard manual labor in early youth. aud subsequent
intenss study and application. a little after the
style nf President Hayes, Gcnoral Garfield Is
rather aesthetic in hi. tastes. refined in his ideas.
anI profoundly radical in his politics. . .
zone comment may here be freely made upon
GENERAL GARFIELD. NJ ,riH BE- o,rac,i or controlled
~ -" n,"s ar H,cH. lie is himself master and IL
there j. special feature in hs character il /. his
ka"rrisiyr of the men of this country Of both par
ties and sections. Mad. n candidate in a spon-
tAncous burst Of enthusiasm. he is a free To- do
right n il he had been born into his high office.
''and came Minerva-like. full aedged from the
brain Of Joyc."
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-piphtheria !. prevailing to an alarming

-Diphtheria IL prevailing TO an alarming cx-
tent in Kcciy Washington county.
Hundreds If persons in Cambridge make a
good living by grabbing and fishing in summer
and oysterin; in winter.
The establishment of hospital for the treat
mcnt If horses j. being Discussed and Is partly
arranged for at iiagcrstown.
Nj. r. Cronin. Of Hartford county, had nine
sheep killed by dogs recently, and J. T. Lovs,t
lost Fix sheep in the same way.
Judge Waters. Of Hartford co.. has thrashed
his field of Is acres of wheat. and reports an av-
erage yield &c 10 bushels 10 the acre.
MIR. Stephen J. Seneca has completed and in
operation. Mt navre lie Grace, one Of the largest
and most complete canning factories in the State.
The centennial Of Methodism in Dorchester
county Is To be celebrated by mass meeting In
the yard of Zion VI. L. Church, in Cambridge.
August 9th.
MIR. Thomas Taylor. Of the 9Th district Of
Caroline county, took 10 Dentcn last week water
melon which measured three feet nine inches in
circumference.
Mr.. Edward u. Emory, Of Queen Anne. co.,
attended the sale Of short horn cattle In Kentucky
last week, and purchased nine head Of young
cattle. for which he paid 81 800.
The engines. cars. Office furniture, &C., Of the
Dorchester and Delaware Railroad. nj Cambridge.
are advertised TO be sold nj eonstabie's sale on
Judgment of justice of the peace.
--Persons who wish 90 sell By sample In this
State are not required. as some erroneously sup
pose. to take cut = license for each and every
county. One license In any one county will an
swer for every part Of the State. This l. accord
ing TO an act Of the last assembly.
james Enos, Of EllicOtt City, said 10 have
been the oldest inhabitant Of Howard county, died
on Sunday. In the V6ih year Of his age. Mr..
Enos Of irish birth. but for the last half cen.
tury n resident Of Howard county. lie was n boy
In ireland at the time Of the rebellion In ls9s.
lie followed the business Of eOopering.
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Legal Notices.
v once OF John I. Yeliott. TowsOntOwn.

MARIA HOOVER EFT AL, VS.. EDGAR
wi I. HOOVER ET AL, in ne Circuit Court
for baltimore eoHHty-iR Equity.
ORDERED by the Circuit Court for baltimore
county, this 18th day of July 1850, that the sale
made and reported by John |. Yeliott and Edgar
l. Hoover, Trustecs for the sale Of the real estate
mentioned In these proceedings, he ratified and
confirmed, unless cause TO the contrary thereof DO
shown, on or before the l6fh day Of August, 1850,
provided copy Of this order be inserted IN some
newspaper printed in Baltimore county, once in
each Of three successive weeks before the 10th
day Of August, 1850. The report states the
amount Of sales TO DO s., 10000.
wM. ". ISAAC, Clerk.
True Copy-Test:
July At. wM. NJ ISAAC, Clerk.
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Tax Saies.-Ex Sheriff wouhington sold ut
the Court House on Wednesday, for taxes due for
the year 1871, the following pieces Of property:
acres ofand, situated the York turnpike. In the
sth district. assessed TO Evan Matthews, to Thos
Price for sol lot, u feet by $50 feet improved
BY blacksmith shop. on Hartford road. 9Th dis
tTict, aud assessed 20 Andrew Bsuhlcr, TO N. Pat
terson for So two tracts on the Nnrth Point
road. 18th district, assessed TO Mary llainss. 10
County Commissioners for Sl5.
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Eo-Mr. Geo. W. childs, Of the Philadelphia
Ledger will not want for pleasant residences. lie
has magnificent residence in Philadelphia. pos
sesses very handsome cottage at Long Branch,
is understood to have fine dwelling at Delaware
Water Gap. and Is now erecting splendid resi-
dcneo at Bryn Mawr. As Mr.. childs' income
from his Ledger is n thousand dollars u day, he
can afford any number Of residences, and his
great liberaiity makes other people glad to see
him enjoying them.
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ssc'-Many contemplated business enterprises In
Chicago have been suspended In consequence Of
lack Of bricklayers and iaborers. Wages are 81
for breklayers and sI.75 for iaborers and at least
$50 men could be employed IL they were there.
The Master Masons and Builders Association
therefore invites bricklayers and laborers from
other eilies.
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Transfers OF Propsrty.--The following Il
4 list Of real estate transfers, ae, fled for re-
cord In the Office Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
for baltimore county from August 9th, to August
18th, inclusive:
pEEDs.
james A. Myers 4 wife e; al. to A. X. Robins,
conf deed
A. X. Robins 4 VT to John Stack.
Charles Sbir'-y & vi. I" Hannah T.. Walker.
Martin y. M"D.rt to John liarris.
Charles r. Wight 10 Ann $. Wright. assignt
VIM. u. Lcib & vi. 10 Jacob Gilbert.
Mary u. fisla:c to John Schwartz.
Tyson Minins 10. ct al. 10 Andre Letter.
Geo. W. uhir. : NJ. To- ElNin 10. Seiby.
Louis n. Seibri 4 vi. To- Charles y. Grabb.
". $. keech 81 al. trustees. to ". a. Shcaley.
". A. shealc! I" Harry Scott Shoaley.
". :. keerh ct nj trustees. 60 Isabel DOwncy.
Sarah l.. kroh ct al To- Zachariah Alban.
Sallic T.. Armstrong ( hush. 10 Emily Ease.
Chas. T.. fendali q, al. trustees, TO Edward A.
johnson.
Geo. u. Will. ct al. trustees. to Storm SchaHer.
Storm Scbaler to Gertrude Zwiek, assignt.
WIN. Gambrill 4 vi. TO WIN. kanolcs.
LEASES
A. VI. Phillips TO ticorge Kerry, Sr.
Same to StePhen barton.
MORTGAGES.
Geo. Berry. sr.. to Central Union Permit. Bldg.
Association.
John T.. Owens wi. to Henry c. TurnbulI, Jr.,
power Of attorney.
Henry c. Turnbul Jr., attorney. to Trustees Of
Sheppard Asylum.
Stephen Barton to Central Union Permit Bldg.
Asso.
John e. Arthur 4 vi. TO same.
John =. Biddison 10 John II. Lytle.
Hannah Ramps TO Sycamore Permit. Bldg
Saving Society.
Stermus Sehaefer To same.
George Edwards a W.T. 10 Philip Edwards.
Anton StrEewskc q wife to Home Bldg. Asso.
No. n.
Jacob Gilbert % John II. Leib.
VI. Hasris, trustee. ct al, TO DIR. Richard Emory.
Jos. y. shipley a vi. to John Is. slade. trustee.
silas w. Yinglng tn Franklin Permit. Bldg.
Asso.
Edward q. Nelson to Henry C. Hutchins.
Edward H. Trplett 10 DR.. Jas. T.. Larsh.
Mary A. Shealsy 60 Daniel W. Cameron.
Isabel Downcy TO Franklin Permit. Bldg. A.so.
Zaehariah Alban to John l. Ycilott.
T.. A. johnson ct al. to Jeremiah 7. Quicker.
WIN. croscup TO Keen / lIagcrty. assignment.
Gertrude Zwiek 4 hush. to Eighth German
American Bldg. Asso.
RELEASES.
J. Hall Peasants to Richard 10. Peasants.
power of attorney.
Richard u. Picasants, atty. TO John T.. Owens.
Baltic. butchers l.. A. Asso. To John Harris.
WIN. kiTkwood. ST.. to Edwin Wilson 4 VT.
Ann lowering 10 Hiram Woods. power of atty.
Hiram Woods to Samuel Appold.
David A. Shamcr to Samrcl 7. Baubli,I.
John 4. Pcnsci 10 VIM. i. Candles.
Gernantown Bldg. Asso. No. !. 10 samc.
niLt.S ~ SALE.
Geo. ". Davis t. Robert ". Caskcy.
Martin VI. Manager u John Harris.
Charles j. Parker to Annie \. Parker.
Valuable Property for Sale.--R. u. Boar.
man. Esq. trustee. will seil at the Court House
Tuesday next. the property Of Mr.. Thomas Ward
an insuiycnt debtor. located nj Texas. y. e. X. r.
and vicinity. This sale i worthy the attention
Of capitalists. the property being very valuable.
Sale nn.itiNc Sec aiXcrtissnent in o.aN' i.snc.
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1cf'- Ladies wanting real Hair Braids or other
ornamental Hair Goods will find n splendid as
sortment at the Old Reliable Hair House Of y.
Flodt, No. 1888 n. Eutaw street, near Monument
street. Baltimore. Pirstclass goods only and low
prices. Also. great variety Of Face Powders,
Combs and Brushes, Hair kcstorcr, Tonic, Me-
Orders by mail receive prompt attention.
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Death OF a weii.Rnown Young Man.
Mr.. Marshall Barker johnson. son of the late VIM.
Fell Johnson died nj the residence of his mother.
"Rockisnd," near Brookiandville. on Wednesday
night last, in the SD year Of his age. Mr.. John
con had been In failing health for some time. His
remains vi: be inferred at Garrison Forest church
this Saturday afternoon, ut 5! o'clock.
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Middle River Camp.-The Union ct

Middle River Camp.-The Union camp
meeting at Middle River, 18th district. came TO .
close on Monday morning. 9th inst, the services
having been continued during the whole Of sun
day night. The Sunday morning service was con
Quoted by Rev. Mr.. Valentine, and Rev. Mr.. Rid.
dick dictated in the afternoon. The meeting was
throughout Of the most successful ever held In
that section Of the county. both rs TO attendance
and good order. Those In charge Of the meeting
desire 10 return thanks to all who contributed TO
the success Of the meeting.
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Painful Accident.-A little girl named Mary
Shank, employed In Druid Mil. Woodbury.. met
with painful accident on Wednesday. Her hair
caught In one the looms which drew her head into
the machinery. She received n terrible cash on
the forehead, reaching 20 the bone and fraciuring
the skull. She was attended by DIR. II. T.. Jones.
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Wrestling Accident. Alberton CORES.
pendent writes "On Friday. 9Th inst, Alex.
Rogers whilst wrestling with Jerry Cro.s. both
celorcl. had hi. right arm broken above the elbow.
splitting the bone from the elbow joint nearly half
way a. the shoulder"
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Stock Killed by Lightning

oSock hIIIuu uy LIButuIHB' ~ Ut! "S".
storm of thunder and lightning passed over the
vicinity Of Sweet Air on Tuesday afternoon last
and during It, prevalence two cattle belonging 10
Mr.. Moses J. Green, who owns the farm Of the late
Henry W. Morrison, were struck by lightning and
killed. The cattle we're running in field together
with hns col; which vas also badly injured by
the shock.
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Suit for Damages. Joseph T.. Tracey, by
his counsel. Mc,srs. fenlail & Mitchell. has
brought .uii against the Baltic. ( Hanover X. u.
Co.. for <5.ono damages for an assault alleged to
have been committed by q conductor of the road,
the plaintiff having been passenger at the time.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-08-14

Church Socinblo.-Thcrc will be sociabic
held in the lecture room of the Towsontown VI. T..
church. "n Thur.day evening next. 10Th inst.
commencing at o'clock. Admission 10 cents.
lee cream and confectionery will be served n,
reasonable rates. Proceeds for the benefit Of the
Mite Society.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-08-14

Property saies.-Messrs. Keech and Yeilott,
trustees sold On Monday last. on the premises. .
farm Of l27 acres, known NJ the lIarker property,
situated on the Liberty road. In the I'd district,
u miles from baltimore. improved by . frame
dwelling and other outbuiidings. purchased by
james p. Harker for $500, subject to a mort
gage Of $4,000.
J. W. Owings, auctioneer, sold at the Court House
ON Tuesday, for Thos. IIili. attorney named In n
mortgage from VIM. II. BAKER TO Jacob W. Slagle,
tract Of co acres ofland, on Pincy run. 5th dis
triet, miles from Dover. improved BY log house.
&e.; purchased by Jacob W. slagle for $.2j.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-08-14
Beneficial Society Pleasures.-The !

beueuCiei ooCiety FIeusuIeo.-l NC behe-
fetal Society of Il AIMS Catholic church. on the
York road near the city limit. held picnic at
barley Park, Hartford road, on Wednesday. which
was very largely attended and which was a sue
cess in every particular. The anuscments were
varied. such Ms dancing sack racing. n balloon as
cension. &C.. the whole being under the manage
mcnt of Mr.. Albert u. Bokel. by whose direction
the affair was gotten up.
On the same day 81. Mary's Beneficial Society
Of Goyans;own made an excursion 10 Oxford on
the steamer keyport. between Eve and six hun
dred persons participating. This was also very
enjoyable affair, nothing occurring to mar its
measures.