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A Presiden, to be Proud Of.

After all, IL is good thing TO
have y Pres dent and candidate
for President who can make n credi.
table public appearance. The mys.
terry and majesty Of silence arc all
right on the tented field. The
strength OF discretion is important
everywhere and always. But in
tie bigb representative place the
gift of eloquence set in tue crown
Of unfailing judgement is an iu-
calculable treasure. The American
people have n Just pride in the
dignity. ability aud character OF
sheir Chief Magistrate They want
him to be statesman who cannot
only meet the ordinary require
ments Of the exalted station, but
who can shine before the people and
show himself equal to every public
occasion.
General Grfell has retired TO
the shades of Monitor after week
in the full blaze Of the pnblic eye.
His journey has tested his quality
in the soverest degree. He has
been inspected, criticised, almost
worshipcd. exhibited to tens OF
thousands, followed into his privacy,
measured on the platform and tiled
in all the graces Of prcsonul inter
course. He has spoken in scores OF
places. on moments = notice, with
out preparation, TO varied audiences,
under the requirement OF different
thoughts aud copious expression
for tho cool aud critical review OF u
continent. All these demands he
has met with remarkable aud un-
broken success. Ills manner has
been frank, sincere aud hearty. His
speeches have been apt, varied and
judicious' He has said the right
word in the right place, never once
stopped over,' never lacked the fit
thought, and never departed from
the proprieties.
la this multitude OF addresses
several were far above the o. binary
range aud attosted tue distinctive
power Of the speaker. The speech
10 response to tho seronads Of the
Boys in Blue at New York was a
brilliant and fervii outbnrst Of
oratory. II fairly blazed and glow-
ed with the ardor OF mingled feel.
ing aud conviction. Macanlay de-
fined eloquence as;reasou set on fire
by passion General Garfeld's
noble trlbnte TO the offenders of the
flag and his burning pledge of JUS,
tlce fulfilled this definition, and pre-
sented n splendid model Of patriotic
eloquence. His speech at Chan.
tauqua was altogether different aud
not inferior. Ii was suited to the
atmosphere of great assemhlage
representing the best American
character indulging its summer lei
sure. Without an allusion to poll
tics, it was graceful, reflective aud
elevated in thought and style.
Again at Meadviilo General Gar
field struck different theme and
vein, and said what was singularly
appropriate to the time aud the
place.
The American people can contsm.
plate this display Of intellectual
power and manly dignity with pridc
and satisfaction. General Garfield
has won the beads and hearts OF all
who have seen and heard him 10y bis
ready ability and his hearty sincer-
ity. There is good deal in having
President who will adorn the Office
and worthily represent the greatness
AMI grandeur of tho Nation on ull lit
occasions Gepernl Garfield has
shown himself equal to any emar.
geucy. And what a figure Han
cock would cut on such q journey
before his cJuntrymcn !
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-08-19

ln a letter to Secretary Sherman,
Commissioner Raum makes n decid-
edly healthy showing of the work oi
the Internal Revenue Bureau. Iu
the past four years nearly five hum
dred millions in Internal Revenue
taxes have been collected and paid
into the Treasury, without the loss
o. dollar, all such deficiencies as
have arisen in tho accounts Of collec-
tors having been made good. The
total cost Of collecting this vast sum,
including all salaries, etc. has been
only three aud half per cent. of the
amount obtained
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-08-19

Tie Republicans Of Jnuiata county
at their convention held on tie 3ioi
of July, among other reSolutious,
unanimously adopted the following
Rssolrei, That representative il
Congress, Hon Horaiio q. Fsh.r
has, by his straightforward, manly
IN | consistent cpirI,. MT tho ap.
proval Of his constituents. and we
hereby pledge him our ernest anl
enthusiastic support in this CAM
paign
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-08-19

Gen Garfield attended the Repnb
lican conference in New York last
week On his journey to New York
and his return home. he met With
large crowds Of enthusiastic people.
His numerous little speeches along
the route were eloquent aud patriot
ic. Wherever he goes he makes lots
Of friends He is II man Of the peo-
pie, by the people and for the people,
and will be the next President.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-08-19

Tho Lynchbnrg Tirgjnan has
ciphered the situasiou down in that
State to n dot. 1t says OF tho Ma.
bone ticket 1t is there. m il it
STAYS there upliI November Virginia :
electoral vote viii he gwen 10 Gar.
field. Mahoue's people swear they
will not 90 to the reg llhrs, nnl the
regulars swear th5y will not go 10
Mahune." Az Sinuer sail t.
Stanton, Stick
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-08-19

The New York Trijane saws: The
Republicans Intend to elect Garfield
by an honest vote and an honest
count in a Solid North. The Domo
Gratis hope to elect Hancock with
stuffed vote and dishonest count
in Solid South. That is tho situa.
tion, and il any man thinks he can
challenge tho accuracy of the pre-
seutation of it let him try it,
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! can say without hesitation. that
I will give Gen. Garfield my hearty
support. | know Gen. Garfield to
be a man of talent, thoroughly ac.
complished, aud an upright man.
There is no reason why any Repnbli-
can should not vote for Garfield -
Ien. U .N. Grnnt.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-08-19

Hon William Biglcr diod at his
residence in Clearfield on Monday
morning of last week, aged nearly
sixty-seven years. Mr.. Bigler was II
prominent man in his day. He was
a State Senator, Governor aud Uni
ted States Senator.
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Former on Hancock.

Hancock, johnson General, rs.
snmes command in the Fifth Mill,
tAry District OF Louisiana, aud forth
with DOWN CD THE COLORS
OF TIE NATION.
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Garfield on the W!r2s oftAe nation

Garfield on the Wards ofthe nation,
We will stand by them until the
sun Of liberty, fixed in the fgma
ment of our Constitution, shall
shine with eqnal ray upon every
man. black or white, throughout the
Union. Fellow citizens, fellow
soldiers, in this there is all the
benehcence Of eternal justice, and
by this we will stand forever.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-08-19

Hancock never commanded at bu
one battle in his life aud that was
Ream's Station. In this fight he
was licked out of his boots. Take
up Greeley or any other history Of
tho war. aud read il for Yourself.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-08-19

Jerry Black says "ho never liked
to lend bis manuscript to Hancock.
as he would not copy it correctly.
May be this vas the cause Of the dc
lay in Hancock's letter Of accep,
tance.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-08-19

Hon. s. II. Mason, who was the
Greenback candidate for Governor
two years ago, is an ardent support
er OF Garfield and Arthur, aud made
u Republican speech in Piusburgh
on Saturday night.
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Thoughts for the Campaign

Horace Greeiey on Hancock.
No commander in the Southern
States has interfeied with civil au.
thority more than General Hancock,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-08-19

Hon. John Cessna, Chairman
tue Republican State Committee, il
conducting vigorous campaign
and says the State will give sixty
thousand Republican majority.
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Hancock Not Different from III,
Pdrty.

had no right to mar the present
situation of the party by a set Of
expressions superhnous to its adop.-
ell platform of principles, with which
l am in full accord. Hancock =
words in recent interview explain
lag his empty letter,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-08-19

Wasn't thata ronsing demonstra-
ton in honor of General Garfield 10
New York last week : IL was q re.
gular heart>warmer. But it thor
oughly sickened the Democrats.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-08-19

II would seem. by the way they
flock abont Garfield, as il the people
know th. next President when they
saw him.
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The Cincinnati Commercial prints
this device
"ISPlRLD CcOrr III iNCOCK
w os'r SUccEED llAYEs.
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Dem o.raeY 4 S.amAaz MITE

Democracy 4 SmliaJ MlIse.
The Democratic party has never
yet done an act that would comm
it to the favorable consideration OF
the people of the United States, but,
on the contrary, its traditions and
its acts are now. aud even have
b,en 4 SrANJIN / MENACE TO
THE PROGRESS AND CIVILI-
ZATION or TIE NINETEENTH
CENTURY. Lyman Trumbull,
now Democratic cIull date for Coy
ernor Of limos
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Executors Sale Of
Real Estate
VNHE undersigned Executor OF the last
/ will and Testament Of Jacob Pile. late
Of West Perry township. Snyder county.
Pa, deceased by virtue Of vcral Orders
issued out Of the Orphans Courts ~ Sny-
Ter anl Juniaa Counties, viii expose to
Public sale, on
Saturday, September llth, 1880,
on the premises, the following described
valuable real estate. to wit
TRACT No l-3.tuate in west Perry
township. Snyder county. Pa bnunie
North by laul Of David Grayhill. Esst by
other linl u jacob Pile. iec' Smuh hy
laul Of Henry Nsgel. anl West by l,nl,
Oi jacob Shelly aid others, crnt.ining
TWENTY ACRES. more or less, on which
i. erected 2.sIory FRAHE
Grist Mill.
in good running order, with uev.r.f,l ng
Sster power. Also rhree 2--tory FRAME
DWELLING HOUSES. BANK BARN,
STBALE, an / all " her necessary outbuild-
logs All u the above Tract is clear aud
10 good state OF cultivatlo n,
TRACT No. 2-Sr,utte in West Perry
township. County and State Aforesaid
BOUNDED North by linlSo DAVID tray
hill aud Jacob Hendricks. East by lands
Of OF p ". Tears. }. K, Snyder aui others
south by laal. Of p. " reN- aud others,
AMI West by Tract No, /. containing
Twenty-Five Acres,
Of which ia Woodland ani we'll iimbered
TRACT No. 3--SilnaIe in West Perry
township. County and State aforesaid.
bounded North by land OF James lleiser,
East by land OFF NJ. Tcats. South by
by land Of J. ~. housh, and others con-
taining
Twelve Acres,
more or less. about two.ihirds Of which
is clear aud the b.lsucs we'll iimberei.
TRACT 80. 4-5iluste la Monroe town.
ship Junia'asiounty. Pa bo iadel North
oy Land VI rhomas Graybill. East by
Tract No, | above described. south aud
West BY lands Of Jacob Shelly, contain
lug
40 Acres,
more or less, with tue .ppurtsnauce,, nearly all
" whi'h IL clear and ln high state of cuitiys.
tDn.
IuniIta county, Pa q, bounded North by land ~
william Krsslnsr, East by aud Of steven Mills.
South by l.ni VI rnon., Waus, aud West by
lands Of Michael Tfs.''er eou'ain'os
Sixty-two Acres,
mara or Iess abgut one. of which IA clear and
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Hoe English Tlsatea the Slaee8

Ho,o English Gtsated the SlaoeS
The lowest and most God.for-
saken niggerstealipg Abolitionists
are TO be found in Indiana dong
battle against the National Demo
cracy, side by side with the leaders
OF the black Republican party, an d,
! am sorry to add, Of the Know
Nothing party also. II slave es
oapes into Indiana we give him up
promptly to bis master, There is a
clause in the Missouri Compromise
restricting slavery forever. 1t was
generally conceded that tho term
forever was not 10 be taken Ia its
literal ssn5o-.hat II only meant dur
ing tho eEIstehce Of tho Territorial
Government. [Speech Of English,
Democratic candidate for Vice Pros.
ideut in 1855.
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Hancock Stands .for Lees Princi.
pies.

Consider what Lee aud Jackson
woul / do were they alivo, THESE
ARE TIE SANE PRINCIPLES
FOR WHICH THEY FOUGHT
FOR FOUR YEARS. Remember
the mel who poured forth their life
bio cd on Virgiuias soil, aud do not
abandon them now. Remember
that upon your vote depends the
success OF the Democratic ticket.
[Wade iianptou's speech at Staun-
ton, Va, July 20, 1850.
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Twenty.two Acres
Twelve Acres,

moro or less with tue sppurtsnance', nearly all
" Whish IL clear and In high state Of cuitiya-
tIun.
TRACT No. s-SituAte In Monroe to~nsh IN,
Iuniita e1uaty, Pa :, bounded North by land ~
William KreGmsr, East BY aud of steven htlls.
South by land VI rnomas WAITS, aud West by
lands Of Michael Trs.s.er. cout4ini0g
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-17

RE- Ladies wanting real Hair BraiIs or other
ornamental Hair Goods will End u splendid as.
sprtment at the Old Reliable Hair House of y.
fiodt. No. I-i y. Eutaw street. near Monument
street. baltimore. Fir,t cla.. goods only and low
price. Alsn. great variety Of Face Powders.
Combs and Bfu,he-. Hair Restprer. Tonic, etc
Order. by mail receive prompt attention.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-17

y. CHARLES BURKE. Attorney. Tow.on,o~n.
ORDER NIsI.

~ ,Ls u.of.r ofih, cate ~ H,Hry =. Hat-Lis.. n.
Trea.sSer 81 Bai'iH,or. county, aud N. Coii,c.
'or # .S'u'. aud couHiy Tu1.. r.r .ad county.
for Won ayr,sa' IF faJ.. Of ignd a..s,.si :,
FRANCIS HINES. l3h Di.iriei. Jor a.. geo,
lsss-h a, Cis,Ht Court for Bahi@or,
cssHfy.
ORDERED. by the Cireui; Cour; for Baltimore
county. this S0th day Of June. 4. d. $50 tina, the
sale made aud reported by Henry c. iIuiehin,.
the Treasurer Of Baltimore county. and the Col.
leeior u the State and County Taxes Tor said
county. in the above entitled matter. Of the land
assessed 90 franci. Hines. In the 18th District Of
said county, be ratified and confirmed. unless
cause TO the contrary be shown on or before the
:6'h day II JAY, 4. II. lsSo, provide a copy Of
this order be inserted in some newspaper printed
and published in Towsontown. Baltimore county.
once in each q three successive weeks before the
'aii :6ih lay of July, A. i. lss0. The repor;
AMI exhibits show tina; the property was sold for
tAxss due for the year ISIS. 20 the County Com
missioner. of baltimore county Tor ,hirty-seven
dollars anu ;hree cent?. cash.
GEo. YELLoTT.
True Cupy-A;;e.,:
July S.-ii.l wM. ". ISAAC. Clerk.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-17
ORDER SISI.

IL hs @attsr # he eat, by Henry e. Hntehins. The
TTeasETeT Of baltimore county, aad the Coiise-
tor Of State aAd CoHHiy Ta<ss for said county,
far Hon.J,ay@ss, Of faSs. of iaHd assessed 10
REBECcA WILEY, I3h District. for tie
ysar ls7s-h he Cirean Court for Baitis,orr
s,aHfy.
ORDERED, by the Circuit Court for Baltimore
county, this 3Oth day Of June, A. ID. 1850. that
the sale made and reported By Henry c. Hutch
ins, the Treasurer % Baltimore county, and tbs
Collector Of the State and County Taxes for said
county, In the above entitled matter. of the land
assessed TO Rebecea Wiley in the 18th district Of
said county, be ratified and confirmed, unless cause
20 the contrary be shown, on or before the 2Gfh
day Of JHiy. 4. u. lsso. provided n copy of this
order be inserted in some newspaper printed and
Published Ia Towsontown. Baltimore county, once
10 each Of three successive weeks before the said
2Gth day Of July, A. ID. lssO. The report and
exhibits show that the property sold for take.
due for the year 1878, 10 the County Commission
srs 81 Baltimore county for thirty seven dollars
and three cents, cash. GEO. YELLOTT.
True COpy-Attest;
July 3.-ii.1 wM. ". ISAAC, Clerk.
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Legal Notices.
n. CHARLES BURKE, Attorney, TOwsOntOwn.
ORDER NIsI.

IN the matter Of The sais BY Henry O. HuiehiHs. ths
Treasurer Of baltimore county, aHd The COiise-
tor Of State and County Tares for said comfy,
for R0a- payment Of faSes Of land assessed 10 N.
WARMSLER. IT,, I3h Disfricf. for the gear
ls7s-In the Great Court for Baifimore eoHHty.
ORDERED, by the circuit Court for Baltimore
county. this 30th day Of June, A. d. lss0, that
the sale made and reported BY Henry e. Hutch
ins, the Treasurer Of Baltimore county, aud the
Collector Of the State and County Taxes for said
county, In the above entitled matter, Of the land
assessed to NJ. warmsler, Jr, In the 18th district
Of said county, DO ratified and confirmed, unless
cause 10 the contrary be shown, on before the
GOA day Of Jsiy. A. u. lss0. provided n copy Of
this order be inserted in some newspaper printed
and published In Towsontown, Baltimore county,
once in each Of three successive weeks before the
said goth day Of July, A. ID. 1850. The report
and exhibits show that the property sold for
taxes due for the year 1873, to the County Com
missioners Of Baltimore county for thirty seven
dollars and fourteen cents, cash.
GEO. YELLoTT.
True copy-At,est
July 3.-it WIN. NJ. ISAAC, Clerk.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-17
y. CHARLES BURKE. Attorney. ro~.on,y~n.
ORDER NISI.

H. "a. ai"''r II 'l' .a', ~ Hcary g. Ha'cLir. a..
Ir'TsHr'r ~ Haii'H"rt coHHfy. and "a. C.ii.r-
~. I >iai' and CaHHiy Tayes for .nid COUNTY.
f,r H"Y-I payment II 'I1., II irni u..,sssi To-
THOMAS MAHON. l3h District. for fle y,ar
l>t>-lR ~, CrcHn Touri for baltimore county
ORDERED. BY ;he Circuit Court for Baltimore
county. this :u;h day OF June. 4. Il. isSo. that
the sale made ami reported by Henry L. Hutch
in. the Treasurer e Baltimore county. and the
Collector oi the State and County Take. for said
county. Ia the above entitled matter. of the land
as,rssei g. Thomas MAhon. in the 18th District
81 saii county. be ratified and confirmed. unless
cause o. the contrary be shown on or before the
?6'A day ~ .iaiy. 4. b. l>so. provided 8 copy Of
this order be inserted in some newspaper printed
and published in Towsontown. Baltimore county.
in each o: three successive weeks before the
said Goth day of July. A. u. lssU. The report and
exhibits show that the property was sold fnriaxcs
due for the year ISIS. 60 the County Commission
ers Of Baltimore county. for thirty seven dollars
aud fourteen cents. cash. GEO. lELLOTT.
True Copy-Attesi:
July st wM. VI. ISAAC. CLERK.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-17

gf,- Hon. Marshall Jewell, of Connecticut, hsi
been chosen a. chairman Of the National Rspub
lieAn Committee, and 5. ". Dorsey, Of Arkansas
secretary.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-17

ca-Col. Pelton, nephew of Hon. sAn'l J. TIL
den, and the man who managed the CIPHER dis
patches during the Presidential fight Of 1857,
died ia New York city on Friday Of last week.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-17
n. CHARLES BURKE. Attorney. Tow.on,own.
ORDER NIsI.

H. n, S'ati.r eihe sat, by H."ry =. H"'cb'".. he
T's".HSsr ef Baifi~"r. eoHA,y. mad ~. '"ii.c-
f.r 'J Stat. oHd CoHHty Tar. far .ad ."Haiy
t,, n"n. j.aym,n, If ,ar,. of innd a......d =,
LSKALSEE. Isd Bi.n-iei. y.r ne y,nr
ls5s-In he Circuit T"arf i,r Bai'iS,"rs ,"aniy.
ORDERED. by the Circuit Court for Baltimore
county. this s0,h day Of July. 4. u. $780, that the
'ale made and reported by Henry c. Hu;chin..
the Treasurer @: baltimore county. aud the Col
lector 81 the state and County Taxes for said
county. In the above entitled matter. of the land
Assessed 20 Alvi. Kaiser. in the la;h District Of
said county, be ratified and confirmed. unless
cause 90 'he contrary he shown, on or before the
:Sfh doy IF Jaiy. 4. II. lss0, provided a copy Il
this order be inherited in some newspaper printed
and published in Towsontown. Baltimore county.
once ia each q three successive weeks before the
'aii :6th day d July. 4. b. lsso. The report
Ani exhibit. show that the property was sold for
taxes due for the year ls5s. 90 Charles liable. for
thift! eight dollars and eighty cent?. cash.
GEo. YELLoTT.
True Copy-Aitsst
July 3.-it.l WM. VI. ISAAC. Clerk.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-17

rs-A band Of hoF,e thiote, and robbers. who,e
organization /. .aid to extend from Maine TO In
dams. ha. been discovered 10 exist in Penn.y Iva.
MIA
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-17

VNHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub.
i scrihsr has obtained from the Orphans Court
for Baltimore county, letters Of administration ON
the estate Of
ANN NJ. DAY,
late Of 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,
on or before the 79h day Of Dscc.Ssr. Isse:
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 10 said es-
tate are requested 10 make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 2eth day Of June. iss0.
FRANK +. CLARK,
July 3.-it.l Administrator.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-17

Eu-Mr English, Democratic nominee for the
Vice Presidency, once voted for Lincoln, once for
Grant and once for Oliver J.. Morton. Won,
somebody please rise uP and explain to what party
he beiOngsy
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-17

Igss- There Is every prospect for a war between
Turkey and Greece. should Il come the United
States will be the gamer as II would beyond doubt
send the price Of wheat up.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-17

Marrow Escape.--0n Wednesday afternoon
last the wife and daughter Of Edward Rider. Esq.,.
made a narrow escape from what might have been
. terrible accident. They were driving in car
rage and In attempting 10 cross the Green Spring
Branch Of the N. q. railroad, short distance be-
low Drooklandviils, train suddenly dashed upon
them. They saw the great danger and both
jumped from the carriage and were saved. The
engine caught the carriage and dragged Il aud the
horse some distance, smashing the former but the
horse escaped with but slight injuries. IL IL
almost miracle that all were not killed.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-17

Otter Shot ieW day, ago John obeiis ,ho,
otter ia the copper factory dam, the HaT-
ford road. The animal. which measured { feet ?
inchc. in length. va. the fret one seen "a that
locality tor many years.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-17

New Office.-The ofhce Of the County Schoo
Board. which Ia, for year. been located in Ia
second story of the Court House. will be remove,
20 the lower Aoor of the noN Masonic Temple OF
the LIT u august.
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ST swith!n

ST. swithin. Thaf.day. the 18th. wa -.
SRi,L!n, day. 81 which DAY. according to the
old tradition. Il rain fsIl ii would faia Tor forty
eon.ccutive days thereafter. IL iii rain %
Thuf,day and Il the tradition should he verified
cone.