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The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-23
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20 Wade Hampton tried little bull-dosing
on the Hon. John Sherman, Secretary Of the
Treasury, bat he soon found that he had walked
up the wrong passenger. Tho correspondence
which passed between them, and which has been
published, was decidedly spicy, and Hampton. as
usual, comes on second best. Some Of the lead
ing Democrats are very much disgusted with
HamP,on'' course. One Of them Is reported to
have said in Washington
''well, the time for the Democratic party 20
display worse than asinine stupidity has nov ar
rived. had hoped that AFTER his staunton ex-
hibition. General Hampton would have kept
quiet. That blessing. however. has been denied
90 rs, and while IL may sound somewhat inhumau,
can only say that II the kick of that mule that
deprived him Of his leg had taken effect on his
Uranium. the Democratic party would to-day be
the gainer"
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-23
Miscellaneous.
OF ELECTION.

Presidential asd Congressional EIecfion, $50
Published by Authority.l
OFFICE couxrr COMMISSIONERS 90 BALro. Co.,
Towsontown, Sept. 2gth. 1850.
ORDERED by the County Commissioners Of
baltimore county that the following named per.
sons be and they are hereby appointed JUDGES
OF ELECTION At the general election 90 Be
held November I'd, 1850:
First District
Fir, I,sei.e,-IsAAc PEDDIc0RD, DAVID
LEONARD, HENRY sCIiLOSSER.
SscoHd PSeeisef-JOIN J. PILERT, JOHN
N. WALKER, ALEXANDER L. CROSBY.
Second District
GERARD EMMART. DAVID WILSON, wIL-
LIAM II. SHIRLEY.
Third District
IH' PSeeinef-HENRY T. DALEY, JAMES W.
BERRY, EPIRAIM HOFFMAN.
% PrseiRct-wILLIAMP POLE, sn., MARTIN
". MANGER, JOSEPH W. JAMES.
ID Psseiaei-c. LYON ROGERS, SAMUEL
BRADY, JAMES d. COUNCILMAN.
Fourth District
JESSE UPPERco, GEORGE W. UHLER.
JOHN y. GORE.
Filth District
JonNP. KELLEY, NOAH coFFrEL, THoM-
As HALE.
sixth District
JACOB D. HAMPSHIRE. wM. scHARFF,
JOHN COOPER.
Seventh District
1.t Pceeiaet--wILLIAM ENs0R. ABRAHAM
DOWNS, WHITFIELD MEREDITH.
I'd Preciacf--J0SEPH NELSON, HARRI-
son ALM0NY. JOHN 7. BURNS.
Eighth District
+ I., Pseeiaet-DR. J. W. HAWKINS, THOMAS
NEvIN, JOHN BOND.
I'd Psseinei-vINcENT 7. sHIPLEY, cHAs.
o. C0cKEY, ELIAS PARKS.
Ninth District
LAT Prs-;Hct--J. c. LEGRAND COLE, cIlAs.
II. NIc0LAI, Z. ". STRAIN.
20 Preeiscf--J0HN N. PAXTON, W. o.
SMITH, wM. II. APPLEBY.
Sd Frsc;arf-ClIARLES II. MANN, sR., J.
MAURICE WATKINS, JOHN L. PORTER.
Tenth District
WILLIAM q. HALL, wM. T. PRICE, J.
MARCH MccoMAs, in.
Eleventh District
ia IreeiHef-DANIEL JENIfER, sn., EL-
LINGsw0RTH c. cARMAN, NATHAN =.
CORBlN.
"a Fs.ei-ef-iiENRY WALTER, JOHN d.
RtMSEy, 7. JOHNSON EVANS.
Twelfth District
lat Ps.ci"c'-PATRIcK HANNEGAN, JOHN
GRACE, SAMUEL l.. NITZEL.
20 Precinct-wM. II. REvER, NICHOLAS
EVANS, NICHOLAS N. BRIAN.
81 Pree;ncf-TH0S. B. CATCH, JOSEPH
FORESTER, JAMES THOMPSON.
Thirteenth District
CHRISTIAN BRANDAU, wM. 7. RANDLE,
RICHARD CRAGG.
The irst person named In each District and
Precinct Is hereby appointed RETURN JUDGE.
by order
WILLIAM CARMICHAEL,
EDWARD W. STIEFEL,
JOHN II. MILLENDER,
County Commissioners for baltimore County.
Test:-J. HARTMAN ScH0NE, Chief Clerk.
Oct. p.-tc.
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-23

Jre- In September. is76. the Jo~raai man tried
to have some fun at our expense. as follow. {:
"Dont our friend Of the uxioS think affairs look
black for him In Ohio. when II is announced that
Ben Butler has gone into that State to stump 4,
for I,yes." Il was not so black then for Us rs IL
Is now for the Jo~raai man since Zen Topped
into his arms and stamped both Ohio aud Indiana
for the "suPerb" Hancock. Ben's stumrins FOR
che democracy l. good. rery good, Indeed.
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-23

ES-Democrats here "clain" New York State
as sure for Hancock In November. The New York
Herald, which supports the superb" says 'ihe
Democratic pro'pee, Is gloomy enough in New
York. but success in New York alone would not
help IT," The same paper advise. Democrat. to
'eoms In out Of the rain and make the thing
unaniuous"
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-23
pEPUBLICAN MASS MEETINGS

nAllsi ~ RALLY
following places:
WAvERLY, Friday, Oct. ed. +. ".
REISTERST0wN. Saturday, Oct. ed. I J.. NJ
CANTON. Copper Works, Clinton Street, Mon.
day, Oct. 25th, at +. NJ.
c-Thcse meetings will he addressed BY
Cot. EDWIN II. WEBSTER.
Republican Candidate for Congress:
HoS. joan T.. Sairn. lloS. nESRY STocKHRiBGE.
MAJ. A. ". HAScocK, Hon. J. MoHRisoS HAMS,
and other distinguished speaker.
Oct. 9.-td.) by order Of COMMITTEE.
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-23

jrS-Personal appeal. friendly suggestion. in
teiligent conversation, make more votes than
many along -winded speech. Let every Republican
bear this in mind and use his personal influence
with every voter he meets.
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-23

ExECUTOR'S SALE
VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY AND
REAL ESTATE.
The undersigned, Executors Of David Jean,
~ deceased, by virtue Of an order I.~~.
O Of the Orphans Court for Bal ktfH
N,sAe Aetimore county, will offer on thespkr2kx
premises, at "Randailstown Farm on
Wednesday, October 37h. 1850,
at I o'clock r. NJ, sharp,
ALL THE PERSONAL PROPERTY OF SAID
DECEASED,
consisting Of Horses, Cows, Sheep, Farming Uten.
sils, Corn, Rye, Oats, Straw, Hay, Wood, &c.
ALSO,
AT THE SAME TIME. THEY WILL OFFER
THE FARM CONTAINING ABOUT
26t ACRES OF LAND, n
M improved with two-story -
IL FRAME DWELLING, -
Barn and other out buildings. This farm Is well
watercd, has an abundance Of TIMBER upon Il,
well fenced and In high state Of cultivation.
TWO HOUSES AND LOTS In Randailstown,
In Zee. ono being q VERY VALUABLE STORE
TERMS OF SALE FOR PERSONAL PROP.
ERTY--Ali sums under $40, Cash; over that
amount SIX months credit with note and approved
endorser. No goods 20 be removed until settled for
TERMS or SALE FOR REAL ESTATE
One third Cash, balance In six and twelve months,
with notes and approved security, or all cash at
the opticn OF the purchaser.
MARTIN L. JEAN,
tcHAB0D JEAN,
JOHN CROOKS, Auetioneer.
Oct. lets.
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-23
wORKfNoMENI

vote for J. Fred. C. Talbot is \ vote for "a
tariff for revenue only" which is against your
best interests. Tho Republican platform, upon
which Edwin II. Webster stands. says Eve affirm
our belief avowed In 1876, that tho duties levied
for the purpose of revenue SHOULD DE so
DISCRIMINATE AS TO FAVOR AMERICAN
LABOR" Vote for Garfield. Arthur and Webster.
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-23

eD-The Je~raai. with that remarkable modes-
y and sruthfalnsss Tor which u is noted says the
Democrats lose two congressmsn In Indiana and
one In Ohio" Whore did hs got his slesiion
news' And why did hs cover up the Jaeisl We
pause for reply.
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-23
NOTICE To TAXPAYERS
IN IN Tn.-
THIRTEENTH ELECTION DISTRICT

OYrIcE TREASURER AND coLL.cToR oY TAxEs)
TOR BALTIMORE CouNrY,
TowsoSTowS, October 18th, IsSO.
For the convenience Of the Tax. Payers Of the
THIRTEENTH ELECTION DISTRICT the un
dcrsigned hereby gives notice that he will be ut
BALTIMORE 4 OHIO HOTEL, Relay House,
Thwsday, October 2sih, lss0.
From 10 o'clock A. NJ. TO O'Clock p. NJ,
For the purpose receiving for the year isSO
5:ss- -After January LIST, 1881, interest will be
charged at the rate Of per cent, upon all bills due
HENRY c. IitTCllINS,
Treasurer and Collector Of Taxes for BALTIC. Co.
Oct. 23.-lt.
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-23

Jes-Ths New York San In summing up Han.
cocks brilliant achievement, as . statesman says
he "wsighs two hundred and afty pounds" And
that 10 oil the S~@ can say for its "superb" can
didats! II he were more silph.liks he would not
be such "ioad" 20 carry
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-23
New Advertisements.
7tONCERT and ExmIRITION.-

~ Vocal and Instrumental Concert, under the
direction Of Prof Singleton, will be given In tsnt
near fairview Church, 10th district, on SatHrdsy
Er'y, Oct. 23d, 1850, at o'clock. A lady vionist
will take part In theexereises Solos, duetts char
acter songs, 10, will 70 10 make pleasant even
ing's entertainment. Proceeds for the benefit Of
church organ. Admission 2j cents children half
price. utl
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-23
NOTICE To TAXPAYERS
~ IN TnE--
THIRD ELECTION DISTRICT.

OFricE TREASURER AND CoLLEcroR W TAxEs)
roR BALrIaonE C0usrr,
TowsoSrowS, October 18th. 1850.
For the convenience Of the Tax Payers Of the
THIRD ELECTION DISTRICT the undersigned
hereby gives notice that he will be at
OFFICE OF woODBEERY NEWS,
Mo"doy. OcioJsr 18th. lSSO.
From 10 o'clock 4. ". to . o'clock +. NJ,
purpose Of receiving taxes for the year 1880
sEts- After January Let, 1881. interest will be
charged at the rate Of per cent. upon all bills due
HENRY e. HUTCilINS.
Treasurer and Collector Taxes for BALTIC. county,
-
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-23

Sc-5-2-s' have become very popular figures
out west. Republicans wear them on their hats
and coat iaPels. $40 probably indicates tho
number Of electoral votes Mr. Garfield will receive
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-23
OYSTERS!

NOTICE TO TAX.pAYERN
AN -iS rug-
FIRST ELECTION DISTRICT.
OrrrE TREASuREn ASp coLLEcron ~ TAxksl
ron BALTIMORE CouSrY,
TowsoSrOwS. October iIth. ISS0.
For the convenience of the Tax. payers Of th.
FIRST ELECTION DISTRICT. the undersign.
cd hereby gives notice that he will be at
T.. ". sTElPEL'S. FREDERICK ROAD,
Friday. OcfoLer 2g,L. 1850,
From ~ o'clock a. ". to : o'ciock \. NJ,
for the purpose of receiving TANES for the year
1850.
iss'- Aner January tst, 1881. interest will be
charged at the rate Of per cent. upon all bills
due. HENRY Z. HuTcHINs.
Treasurer and Collector Taxes for Balto. Co.
Oct. aa.-lt.
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-23
ouR NosiSEE.-The wes,mins,er .ssa,im,i of

orR NosisEE.-The westminster !Ssafinsi oi
last week Gays:
"cei. Edwin u. Webster. the Republican nom.
inse for Congress In this district, Is a gentleman
In every way worthy Of the support of all persons
who desire the prosperity aud happiness Of the
e:sstry. Incomparably superior 10 his opponent
in every respect, he has had experience In public
life which gives him great advantages. 4 cui-
tnred and genial gentleman. n ripe scholar. q
quence Of high order. he IL peculiarly qualified to
represent efficiently aud advantageous the large
and varied important interests Of this constitu-
ency."
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-23

sc- I, i. observed ,ha, those people who were
on the fence, before the Ohio and Indiana clcc.
tions, arc getting down on the winning side and
will vote for Garfield
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-23


This Association 10 purely mutual, and has
features In u which commend u to every class and
condition Of men-to the poor as well as the
wealthy. Certificates Of membership are issued
nj hrst cost, and the Association will bs conducted
In the most simple, economical an9 safest manner.
IL will render relief Persons having the welfare
OF their families 10 view should not hesitate mo-
mcnt 20 become members Of this Association. Life
is uncertain. In the hour Of health every father
should secure desirable legacy for the dependent
ones whom We may leave behind. The conditions
arc such as to enable every body. no matter what
may be his position In life, TO associate himself
with US, aud thereby. ut his death. leave means Of
support to the widow and orphans, at time when
most needed.
It's rates are as cheap ns those Of any other re-
liable Association. Ali the funds are held By the
members themselves until actually needed, on the
most positive proof Of the death Of member.
-nENBgRsHip.-
Any person, male or female. not under twenty
nor over eighty.hve years Of age, and Of sound
bodily and mental health, may make application
for membership Of the Association In any part or
parts OF the section appropriate TO his or her age
and upon the approval Of such application and the
payment, by the applicant, Of the proper admis-
sion fee and the agreement on his or her part. 10
pay annual dues and death assessments according
10 the bylaws Of the Association, q certificate Of
membership shall bc issued TO such applicant
SECTIONS AND PARTS.
The division Of the members into Sections and
Parts and the cost Of admission and amount Of ben.
edts allowed In each part on the death Of the men,
ber shall bc according 10 the following schedule:
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-23

IS-"can the Presidency be bought!" ask. the
Washington Post. We do not think Il can, bu 4
Senator Barnum and the other Hancock managers
are doing their best TO buy Il.
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-23

ee- The New York Ssn-whose Democracy
no one will dOubt-speaks In glowing terms Of
Hancock as statesman. Il says he weighs two
hundred'and any pounds. Il Is also highly COM
PlimentaEy to Willie English. II calls him
"skinfint" Choice "sta,ssmen" they are. aud
no mistake
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-23
SALE
SEVERAL TRACTS OF LAND NEAR HERE
FORD, BALTIMORE COUNTY.

SEVERAL TRACTS OF LAND NEAR HERE.
FORD, BALTIMORE COUNTY.
by virtue Of u decree Of the Circuit Court FOR
baltimore county, passed In n cause In said -.
81 Court wherein John Edward Bacon Is
i.A complainant and Joseph 4. Rowe and
Sarah A. Rowe are defendants. the undersig gned,
Trustee. will offer for sale by public auction the
premises. about one and half miles from White
Hall, on the n. c. r. r., on
SaiHrdoy, October 3Ofh, 1880,
at o'clock y. NJ,
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND NEAR HERE
FORD. BALTIMORE COUNTY. AND
CONTAINING - ACRES. > ROODS AND
~ PERCIES.
This tract Is Improved by SMALL HOUSE,
stable and necessary outbuiidings. There Is also
n MILL SITE on this tract on which there was
formerly erected powder mill.
Also. all those four other tracts parts of tracts
Of land. lying contiguous to. or supposed To lie
contiguous to each other the first containing
90 ACRES OF LAND, MORE or LESS.
The improvements on this tract consist Of small
TwO.STORY FRAME HOUSE and the usual
outbui,dings; the second containing
Is ACRES AND ! ROOD OF LAND. MORE
OR LESS;
10 ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS.
the fourth containing
5 ACRES AND ! ROOD OF LAND, MORE
OR LESS.
Also. the undivided moicty in two other small
tracts. containing in the aggregate
% ACRES AND ! ROOD. MORE OR LESS.
The above lands being all the lands mentioned In
n mortgage from Joseph T.. Rowe and wife To
Elisha Green. and recorded among the Mortgage
Records Of Baltimore county in Lbcr l.. u. A..
No. ~, folio $40, &c.
The property will be offered for sale as a whole.
and u not sold will be offered in parcels.
- ID . aNu
decree, are-0ne third cash, one.third In six
months and the balance in twelve months from
day Of sale. the credit payments to bear interest
from day Of sale and TO be secured to the sasfac-
tion Of the undersigned. or all cash a, the pur-
chasers option.
rn-A cash deposi, of $4,000 will be required
on the day Of sale.
CD-SALE PEREMPTORY.
THOMAS J. HUNTER.
Oct. It's. Trustee.
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-23

fn- Hancock was very truthful when be dated
back his tariff letter from the 18th Inst. 10 tho
i2ih. Desperation is . fearful condition to be In,
and deception is one Of its signs.
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-23

jES- Wade Ilampton's address IL Columbia,
South Carolina. lie wants the country to know
where he lives.
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-23
THE TARIFF AND THE INDIANA
ELECTION.

The PhiladclPhia Lsdgsr-one Of the leading
independent newspapers Of the eountry-iu an
editorial on the result Of the election In Indiana,
says:
1.-TWO very different matters had more influence
on the result than all others combined One was
the judicial or political blunder whichever Il was)
that obliged Indiana 20 hold an October election
the other is found In the dozen or twenty words
that make up the tariff issue In the two party
platforms" The Ledger continues: at was \
master stroke o sagaeious policy, or of good for
tune, when tho Republican managers Of the Indi-
ana canvass ceased 20 put reliance In the bloody
Shirt and planted themselves squarciy on the
ground Of threatened disturbance 10 the active
industries Of the country involved In n tariff fsr
revenue only. as eontrastcd with the stability
promised BY levying duties ON foreign imports 10
q way 10 favor American labor. The men who
put the cthrteen words In favor Of American labor
into the Chicago platform took risk, but they
buiided better than they knew the men who
placed the words revenue only In the Cincinnati
platform far worse than they understood. No
vindieation Of party principle demanded any such
Psrilous declaration as tariff for revenue only"
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-23
WESTERN MARYLAND
MUTUAL BENEFICIAL ASSOc|AT'I
OF BALTIMORE COUNTY.
HOME OFFICE AT REIsTERsTowN, Nh.
-0FFICERS.-

-0FFICERS.-
Peter @. Zouck, Pres. W. A. Russell, Vice Pres.
Z. Lepley, Secretary. Rcister Russell, Treas.
Henry W. Craumer, General Agent.
E.reeHtiee C'omminee-P. q. Zouck, William A.
Russell, c. Lcpicy.
Anor"sy'-schmucker whitlock, Balto.. Nd.
Medical Eramin,r.-I. y. Dickson, NJ. D., J.
c. Larsh. N. d.
Hoard IF Dir,ctors-P. q. Zouck, merchant /;
keister Russell, merchant; William Russell, msr-
chant; c. Lepley, clergyman; II. W. Craumer,
insurance agent.
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-23

JEss- The Ohio State Journal, the home organ
Of Gen. Garfield, In late issue, says: 1--WE do
no, care to engage In Cabinet making at present,
but We venture the remark that the financial head
Of the Government will no, be changed during
Garheid's administration" This will bs crafty.
ing intelligence 10 the business interests Of the
country.
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-23
THE TARIFF QUESTION.

The manufactures of the North are awake to the
dangers which are sure to follow "a Tariff for
Revenue Only" and arc posting con.picuoa.iy
In their mills cards upon which the following is
printed:
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-23
VIM. s. Keech. Attorney. Towson,own, Nd.
rINRUSTEE'S SALE

VALUABLE FARM OF ABOUT 200 ACRES
NEAR THE LIBERTY ROAD. IN THE
SECOND DISTRICT OF BALTl-
MORE COUNTY.
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-23
THAT ELECTION IN NEW JERSEY:

In connection with other election news last
week We Published the fact that Newark, New
Jersey, heretofore Democratic city. had a, the
election the Tuesday previous, given large Re-
publican majority, gain Of some 5,3oo votes over
the election last year. Some Of our Democratic
friends here declared that tho statement was un-
true; that no election had taken place In New
ark, &C. We did not like to rest under the i'm
Puta,iOn Of having deliberately lied, aud hence
the following correspondence. which will explain
itself:
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-23

Law once OF Benjamin p. Moore, 4. ST.
Paul Street, Baltimore, Nd.
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-23
ItOFl.T
OgFicE of THE BALTIMORE CouNur USIoN,
TOwsoNfowx Mn Oct Il IsSD

TOWsoNTOwN. Nh, Oct. y, 1850.
EDirORs sApvERrisER--GsHf9es,sH Tho Asso-
ciated Press dispatches of Wednesday last con.
veyed the gratifying intelligence that your city.
heretofore Democratic, had given a decisive Re.
publican majority the Gay previous. This fact we
published this week. Democrats here deny tha,
an election took place on that day, and charge u.
with making the statement, with other election
returns, simply for effect. win you do US the
favor to write, giving as briefly rs possible the
facts rs 10 majority, &c. We send herewith tho
paragraph cut from tho USiox Of this week.
Very respectfully and fraternaiiy,
LoSGxEcEER DRos.
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-23
READl

These exact quotations from the two platforms.
and decide which suits the business interests Of the
country best:
"a TARIFF FOR REVENUE ONLy."-Dsm.
oerafic fluffarH.
"a TARIFF THAT WILL DISCRIMINATE
IL FAVOR OF AMERICAN LAEoR."-Rs.
pHbiieaa Hatforns.
In Great Britain where Free Trade exists, or a
"TariG for Revenue only the following wages are
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-23
New Advertisements. A

OST...Between Towsontown and Govans.
MEkILLAT, Govanstown, containing money. A
liberal reward will be paid for i,s return to this
Office. (Oct. 23.-It.
TNHIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, Tha, the sub.
Il scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
for Baltimore county, letters Of administration on
the estate of
CHRISTIAN GINGRIcH,
late d said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
To exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, 10
the subscriber,
a" or before the lGih dag of Nay, 1851;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. Those indebted 90 said es.
tate are requested 10 make immediate payment
Given under my hand this Goth day of October,
1850. SARAH GfNGRIcH,
Oet. :..-it. Administratrix c. T. A.
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-23
REPUBLICAN, PLATFORM.

"We agfra ke beii.f arored ia 1870. 'kai ~,
dai;es tsrisd for ,is purpose :f rsrsHnc should BE-
so d;seri@i~a'e a. 10 yaror AMERICAN IL
B0R."-caieayg Rsp~Iiieaa Co"r,a';oH. Jaas ID
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-23
DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.

"ind a tar;Sjor rseesae OyL -
CiAciaaa'i DeAocraiie C,arca'ioa, .Jrs, 2ei. 1850
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-23

SPsnue's' yutea hhN.i-s. equnt 10 s."" per week
In Germany still lower rate Of wages Is paid
II Democratic principles mean anything, they
mean that the success Of the Democratic candi.
dates will compel the employees Of this mill to nc
cept the above wages. TO allow Of foreign eompeti
tion. or the closing of this MILL"
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-23
Sales Of Property.

]. Hunter, Attorney at Law, TOwson-
sontown, Nd.
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-23

sis Disfrie,.-The Philopols GARFIELD and Ar.
thur club raet on Saturday evening last and was
addressed BY Mr.. Caleb Cross, Of Warren. The
meeting previous the Hereford club attended In .
body, with flags. &c. II was an enthusiasts meet
ing and was addressed by Messrs. J. J. Star, II.
ID. Yost, Thos. Matthews. Jr., and II. Harris.
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-23

Oct. 2.-ts.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-31

students Of comparative kissing. who
viii Of course look over the whola
field IN a historic way. will have to
take into consideration the various
schools OF OSCILLATION. There was the
PlatOnic kiss Of Kellogg, who used to
fling them like ioicles with her finger
tips, and. as Sher. Campbell once said,
there were chilblains in them. Then
there was the Presbyterian kiss of
Ada Dyas, who used to plant it on
Montague's left ear, or on the back
Of his neck, and always created the
imnresssOn in the gallery that she had
bit him; and the i0tta bubble. which
always sounded like the pulling of a
cork, and seemed TO be a number Of
linked kisses efervescing: and the
Corinthian kiss Of Wainwright-a Sc
we're affair, somewhat m~otherly, and
when dropped upon a stock actor.
always frightened him a little bit-as
1t be had pulled a New Testament out
OF his pocket instead of a pack of
cards; aud the Carey kiss -ahl The
romantic Carey kiss, that never began
anywhere, and never ended-that ran
down the back and tingled in the
arms aud legs, and made the hair
stand on end, and was accompanied
with laughter, whose echoes were I'M
dying; and the cavernous Soldenc
kiss, that opened its ponderous aud
marble jaws, With a report like the
bursting Of an India-rnbbe balloon.
Who shall formulate all these
schools for US? Certainly not Abbott,
for hers is the spiritual kiss, and we
arc not yet educated up to it.