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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-17


liy virtue Of the power contained in the last
WIN aui Testament Of Charles T. Halle. "a.
e late of baltimore county deceased. aud -
H. Ia pursuance of an order Of the Or
plans Court of Baltimore couaty. the undeTsign-
81. the Administrators, with the will annexed Of
said Charles T. Halle. deceased. will offer at
public sale. on
WcdHesiry, 2Sh day ef Ays3. 1850,
at the hour Of ~ o'clock ~.
On the premises. ia tho lth district Of baltimore
county, IN Long Groen Valley. about ID miles
from Baltimore city, on the Long tirecn branch of
the baltimore and Hartford Turnpike Road. about
one mile from Baldon Post Onirs. aud adjoin.
Ing tho properties Of samuel :. Patterson. Gsorgs
Js1kin'. Philip T. Georgc. Robert Dilworth aud
"thcr.. all that valuable farm of which Charles T.
Halle. late Of Baltimore county. deceased. died
seized. aud On which hs was living at the date Of
his docease. containing about
800 ACRES LAND.
impr. we'd by y Frame anI Stone DWELLING
not E. about 50 by 81 feet. part nf said dwell
ling house being iva 'torie. and part three stories
IN height large Frame Barn. about IUU by 20
feet. With siahlins uhlcr part thereof; Wagon
house and stable. about - By ~ feet wagon
house AMI sranary, hog house. and other nccrs-
saTy uuibuiilinss. such a. dairy. and Aso by two
Tenant House,. ia good order About 800 acres
are ia high state ID: cultivation. anI IL. balance
principally ia oak, hickory aud che.tuut timber.
There j. thriving Apple and Peach Orchard.
containing abpu; 10 acres. "n thi. farm. This
property l. well waiereI. two stfoatns running
through the place. and there l. water 10 every
field. This property 10 On the line uf the nalti-
more and Delta Railroad. The Land lies o. the
south. nnl !. "a 81 the iiu' '.tus Il Long
"rcsn VALLEY. and c,;un,t = ...r ,tra Of the
valley. Thi. property J.. t.' ".,.ip, II the ai,en.
ton 81 capitalists. or ol HHy l'vr...r nan ashys
good itr'H "".l improved. ia hr,thy. pleasant
ana impr,' in: n"':ah,rh.'"i an.i . uhe Of the
U"s' hctut.tlipar 81 Baltimore UNITY. Churchs.
81 'iiGvrcUt denominations. schools. Post Office.
viii @ Store Convenient.
Thi. farm viii ii.t DO offered in three trict..
one o.; about 80 acres, one II ABOUT Iau. and the
other Il about 2.'h actc.. anil II not all .uhI a,
saii.iar,"ry prcs. i viii Ice pirr-.l in one tract.
TERMS ~ SALE. -ous-ihird Cash: me
bird in one year ami the ballurc ia two years :
deferred payments To- bear interest from the lay
Of sale and 10 bc secured by notes Of the purehas
cr. with security satisfactory To- the unIsrsgnei.
TaNe. will bs paid To the lay Of sale.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-17

-i'-lion iiors,!o seymour Of New York. posi-
lively declines to acccg; the Democratic noaina-
;ion for lie Presidency. Iii. own language TO a
prominent Western politician wa. under no cir
cnin.iance' could accep; a nomination. Ny age
rnl health bpth forbid il. bu, even in the way.
ain 10, the man to perfectly unite asI harmonic
the party. trus; my friends and the party all
over the country will have no question as to my
sincerity in ihi. expression"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-17

Es~ Frank Hart, young eolored man from
Boston. won the six days walking match 10 New
York city last week. covering Sos miles. the great.
ct distance ever before accomplished by pcds..
TITAN in the same length Of time. Beside. win
ming tho o'ie4ry belt. aud with it the champion.
'hp Of Ameries. he pocket. a. his par, of the pro.
eeci. about SI7. 800.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-17

E'- The iron boom bosned too rapidly and the
result i decline in tie price Of that article
Spectators were the cause Of the sudden AMI un.
pFece!ehiel advance. aud many Of them have los,
heavily, which, u course. serves them right. A,
rs'Iii there is some depression in the iron trade
bu; there is no reversal Of the tile Of prosperity
generally anil the iron trade itself will nov be on
a grfner la ia
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT PRIVATE SALE.

The undersigned, AsiignOSs Of Christof Kolter
and Henry Latimer. oner at private sale u
Il the following valuable real estate in ~
E.g Baltimore county. Nd. vif; 80
No. !. TRACT or LAND. situated about II
miles west Of Partition. known as the susanna
Jones tract. containing io2 ACRES. more or
less. There are no buildings on the place, but
the land has been heavily lined about IS acres
are in wood. There i, plenty Of water on various
parts Of the place.
No. 2. A TRACT or LAND. near No. l, con-
tanning - ACRES. more or less. improved BY .
SMALL DWELLING about 20 acres Of this
tract Is in wood.
No. ,. 4 TRACT OF LAND. situated about ;
miles souihvas; Of Parktoa. known a. the ASlaie"
farm. containing 1876! ACRES. more or less. about
Is acres a'c covered with hne timber. The land
i in very high state of cultivation. having beea
lined several times. Improved BY TWO
STORY DIV YELLING. large Bank Barn and all
other necessary oaibuilIings, fac orchards Of
fruit Of al kinds in bearing, plenty Of fresh
spring water. aai large stream passes through
the place.
No. 1. 4 TRACT OF LAND. containing 100;
ACRES. known as the the Isaac Harding tract.
situated about miles west Of Parkton. This
farm is susceptible Of ane aud paying improve.
ments.
r. HELB.
HENRY KoLTER,
A.sgnecs Of Chr.tof Kolter.
ALEXANDER J. FREY.
Assignee 81 Henry LA;imsr
Au;.o'79.-tE
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Sss- The Cumberland. Nil. Leni.r. - Demo
cratic newspaper. is no, pleased with the doings
II the late Legislature AMI Is particularly hard
IN !! N. \. I. Gorman. L. :. Senator. elect. IL
says:
The record 90 the General Assembly Is alto
gcihsr an unsiyogy one; II il full of sins Of oni.
sion and for thi. \. =. GprmAn i. safely rcspon-
sib.e AMI vii be >" held by the people. Ia the
character y s"'a'iHg. lying. .ne'cing Lyioc lie,
this nan "'rman ha- no superior and TOW equals. 4"
H. rrasan, for brethren 20 dwell in harmony
together.
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John r. Conrey and David @. McIntos
Attorneys. Towsontpwn.
TRusrEEs' SALE Il
REAL ESTATE IN End DISTRICT.

by virtue of decree Of the Cirrui, Cou-, -
baltimore county. sitting in Equity. ra..si IL
a. in the case "f Henry fryf"sir -
Ia: Mary A. fryfosle AMI other. IL. un
dsr'i:nel Trustees. will ogr- f,r .,'e. ~ pUbT-.
auction. At the Court House lops. IN Tow,,a
town. Baltimore COUNTY. on
T",.iry. 81. :7ih day 81 iyeH. Is>n
At ~ o'clock \. VI.
ALL THAT TRACT. PIECE or PARCELo OF
LAND Of which the late John Ffyfpgs liel ,r.l
ell and posses.si. containing - ACRES =
koODS and 90 PERCilES. more or les situated
about one mile south Of Ean!ali.ioun. in ;ue
Second District u: Baltimore county. on the New
Gu, Windsor Road and the OH Iopra o. Court
Road. adjoining the land, Of Cornelius ~. slip
ley, keIin II. worthinston sni the late Geo e
Roger. Being part Of the land which hy beet
datel January 10th. ls53, AMI rseorlsi anon.
the Land Record. .: baltimore county in Libe-
II. VI. T., No. {. folio 22l. 1c.. was conveyed ~
Noah Worthington of Thomas. Rezin II. Wor-
Ellington and wife o. John fryfosls. II i i'm
proved by . comfortable LOG HOUSE aud ne
eessary outbuillings
TERMS OF SALE. a. prescribed By the lie.
cree. are one. half Of the purchase money Cash.
aud the balance in six mouths. the credit pay
ment 20 bear interest from day Of sale aud to he
secured to the satisfaction Of the Trustees or all
Cash at the option Of the purcha.hsr.
JOHN =. CONREY,
DAVID q. MCINTOSH.
Trustees.
SAMUEL @. WILSON. Auc,ioneer.
Anrii At
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-17

.ss'- People will rs'nc;nbsr that the Republic
can Executive Committee. b. r-'pla;ion. decided
that "ni' L"i H.r"ili~rn. should vote at the pri-
mary meetings On ;Ae 2::h last. &c; John T. En-
.sr'' lieutenant in the >;h d.iric, ha. asserted
that ii" nj. ger are all light ani that no can
get irish Democrats" enough To vote to make
the liHric; certain Republicans. you mus, look
t" y.aF work or the Democrat. will .cni repre-
scntaton to the Chicago Convention.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-17

szf'- The duty Of Republican. 10 to send to the
county convention only such delegates as nnder.
stand tho devices Of the evil geniu. Of the party
and vii! pa; their zeal 81 condemnation upon hiu,
AMI hi' methods. What is needed is men who
can't be-wont be threatened. driven. buIlied OF
bought by sweet proH.is,s e Offices Of liFcrcb,
kiBi.. Give u. such 4 convention a. will pu,
aside every influence that aows from selfish OF
pcrsonal or unworthy motives.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-17

,re;- Are people who are opposed to . third
term in favor Of sending to the National couvsn-
ton the same man who has been honored with
that position iries before. when there are score,
Of Republicans in baltimore county more worthy
than hes
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WM. II. RIMMEY. Scrre,nr,

The following resolution Wa unanimously
adopted by the committee:
Resoired. That Republican. should rerrcscn,
Republicans. ami none bu; duly qualified kepub-
lican voters Of the district in which they offer 20
vote shall be allowed u vote at the primary meet,
ings called BY this committee. None but those
true 70 the time honorsi principles Of the Repub-
lican party should repre,en, the party In the
County and State Conventions. or in the NaiipEsl
Convention which il 10 nominate Republican
candidate for President and Vice President of the
United state. The member. of the Executive
Committee in each di,irir; should appoin; three
judges for each voting place. who shall appoint
their own clerk. ani whenever the member. %: the
Executive Committee from a district di,agr,c o..
to the appointment VI the judges. the minority %
the committee shall have tie right in name clerk
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-17

ES-The States o;MAine. Connecticut. Vermont
AMI Rhode Island have elected delegate. To- the
National Republican Convention. These four
State have 90 votes. % Of which are for Blaine,
for Eimuni'. AMI ) Tor washburne. - far
Gran; has not secured delegate from New Eng
Land.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-17

~ Wins; motive prompted the boss" to have
tie primary ineo,in: in the l.; di,irie; held IN
Friday; We know ho professsl {, desire i, in
order 10 accommodate the butchers. bu, tina, 10
rather thin. There are also plenty of butchers in
the 9th aai l2;h districts. Why didn't he in-
eiulc them As well' Another little dodge {. adj
vance IL. own Interests
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-17

es- "RsPHtiieaHa .koHh represent R,p-Gii-
e'rHs. aud none bat Republican. b. aio'csi 10 rois
az NE DriH'ars A'ss'isy',' is the language Of the
resolution passed by the Executive Committee.
See that this rule is enforced a, the primsris,
neNt Maek.
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May st
OLDFIELD's EXCELSIOR PUMP,

FvNHE undersigned has on hand abopi 1000
i feet Ofchoice " bite oak Pump Stock which ha.
beeni spring water n sufficient length % time 70
free IL from zap. Any Pump constructed o: ihi.
stock i guaranteed not 90 give unpleasant taste
tothe vaier. hisarransemenis for preparing l'ump
Stock in the above manner arc most ample and
complete. and he y ~ ai-ays he prepared to pai
up the EXCELSIOR PUMP AZ short notice.
Always on hand all Kinds Of PENN FiA.ures -
the very best quality inelai l.eathefei Buckets
for Old Pumps. which can be furnished on dema nj
Common Wooden Pumps made on the premise,
where they are TO be placed. whea desired.
All Pumps constructed by the subscriber are
warranted for one year. A0er the ir,; year ihey
will be kept in order BY him for tea ysar. Tor the
moderate sum Of Si.oO per year.
c1-H fis EScei.ior Pu~P sLo.id not girs .a,.
'.fiefios "a V, o, rsHsorei G=d fhs rsos.y ress.d
Refers BY permission TO Y. X. Boafman. E.q..
TovsonioSn. Orders By mail. OF in person. al
tended 90 promptly.
WILLIAM oLDFIELD, Pump Maker.
Je.:i.-ly.sl Fountain Green. Hartford Co.. Nd.
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=s-There were eighty nine officer. employed
by the late Legislature. costing the tax payers Of
the State Si3.TSo for their valuable o service.
The EllieoIt City Froyrs.s says that one Of the
officers was n negro named sOrrel. who did grea,
,ersiee for the Democrat. in Howard county last
fail.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-17

src-Mr. John Hurst, an old aud hi lilly esteemed
retired merchant Of Baltimore. and president Of
the National EAehsngo Bank, died at his residence,
in tina, city. on Monday afternoon. lie was q
prominent member 81 the ~. q. church,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-17

-e-lion. James q. Blaine will 10 the orator q,
London Park Cemetery, Baltimore. on Union Ne.
mortal day-MOnday. May 3lst. Thi, fact alone
will no doubt draw immense crowd to witness
tie ceremonies Of decorating the soldiers graves.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-17

r.s~ The tax rate In Baltimore city for the
year isso has been fixed ., si.37 on the 800. the
lowest for ten years. The taxable basis Of the
city Is s2S3 100000 and the estimates for the year
amount to 5.7I7.6s7.O7.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-17

rfs- The attention Of Republicans 10 called to
the resolution. published last week and also to-
day. passed by the Executive Committee at its
meeting last week. IL shOuld be rigidly enforced
al the primaries.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-17

william II. Vanderbilt. Of New York. now
owns sjl.ooo.ooO Of unitol state, per cent.
bonds. and this vast sum is said to represent: only
4 small portion Of hi. wealth.
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OYSTER AND BATTING HOUSES.

The license TO- be paid by the keepers Of oyster
AMI eating house. i 5000 throughout the State.
FEMALE VENDORS.
Females vending millinery and other small ar
ticlc.. whose stock il not over $500 pay a license
"f $500 only but IL over that amount they are
required e. pay the same license a. other persons
oath 60 hc made To- the amount Of stock nj the
principal season Of the year.
LICENSES TO OWNERS AND KEEPERS
OF STATIONS AND JACKS.
The owner "r keepers of every stallion or Jack
hall. before being permitted 10 stand or station
such animal pay 20 the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
"i ."ne ii the counties in this State the high
ct .uIn which he intends 90 ask receive for the
season Of one mare and the receipt Of the said
Clerk. with the seal of his Court attached thereto
for said sum. shall be the license for s,ationing or
standing such stallion jack for one year from the
date thereof; provided. that in case shall the
sun directed g. the paid by this section for such
license be less than ten dollars and that every
stallion or jack upon which the said tax is paid
shall be exempt from all otkcr State tax.
WILLIAM A. SLADE.
Sheriff Of Baltimore county.
Y. Bly, instructions received from the Treas
ury Department at the Clerks Office, all persons
applying for license Of any kind, except mar
riagc licenses, which the same ~ heretofore,
will hereafter have 10 pay the fee of fifty cents for
issuing the sane. making total of sixty cents rs
stated above.
The fee Of fifty cent. has heretofore been charged
O. the State.
WILLIAM A. SLADE.
April lO-td.) sheriff Of Baltimore county.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-17

IN Primary Meetings for the purpose Of electin =
FIVE DELEGATES from each district 10 meet
in County Convention in T0Ws0NTOwN. on
Monday, The 26h day IF April. 1850.
at n o'clock A. NJ.
for the purpose Of clsc,ing SEVEN DELEGATES
TO the Republican State Convention, called by the
Republican State Executive Committee 10 NEE. in
Frederick City, on May 9th, lSSO. for the purpose
Of escting delegates 20 represent the state of Ma
ryland IN the Republican National Convention.
which assemblies in Chicago In June next to nom
mate candidates for President aud Vice President
of the United states
Tho Primary Meetings will be held at the fol.
lowing places:
Ia Districi-AT CATONSvILLE. on Friday,
April 2@i. from | T.. ". to +. NJ.
~ pistrict-AT RANDALLSTowN, on Sat
nrday. April 2ith. from . =. ". to i +. VI.
81 Disirict--AT 5-MILE HOUSE. on Satur.
day. April 2lth lrsm T.. ". 10 & J.. ".
iih DistTict--Ar REISrERSTOWN y, on Satur.
day. April 9Th. from l l.. ". t. Il 4. NJ
9Th Disiric;-Ar WHITE HOUSE. on Saiur-
day. April 18th. from =. VI. to pm.
9th Dstrict-AT MIDDLETowN. on sa,ur.
day, April 9th. frohl = y. VI. TOD Pm
9Th District--AT PARTITION. On Saturday.
April 9th. from ? =. ". to & r. NJ
Sth District-AT CoCkEYSNILLE. On Satur-
day. April 9Th. from | =. ". TO d T. ~
9TH Distriet-AT GOVANSTOwN. ON Sa,ur-
day. April 9Th. from T.. ". to 6 pm.
10th Distriet-AT SHADES TAVERN. on Sat
urday. April 2iih. from , +. ". to & T.. ".
llth Disirici-AT wRlGlIT'S TAVERN. On
Saturday. April 9th. from =. VI. TO & T.. ~
18th District AT BLUE BALL. on SATURDAY.,
April 9th. from 7. VI. TO & 7. 81.
18th Distric;-AT wADE'S HOTEL. on Satur-
day. April eth. from . p. ". to & 4. ".
by order Of the Committee.
ALIEN. MCCORMICK. IN.
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se- The Republicans Of the 18th district have
invited C. Irving Ditiy and John T. EnsOr to
jointly discuss the claims Of Mr. EnsOr TO repro.
sent the Republican party in tho next NstiOal
convention.
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7 ECTURE...TRIp no EUROPE.

Mr.. Sherwood. of baltimore. will deliver h.s
leciGre-"A Trip To Europe SIEALEY'S
HALL. Tuwsontown. on N"niny ,iyi' H.,i 18th
inst. at o'clock. for the benefit e the ToW.oi-
town Temperance Association. Iii. sun. "a lite
boy. will also be present with choice songs and
rceita,ions. Admission 10 ces;s. april l7.-ii.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-17

iEf- True Republicans. give q day to your
party on Saturday. 2ith inst. in order that you
may no, be mirePre,en;cd at tue county eonvsn-
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PRIVATE SALE

go HOUSE AND LOT IN rowsoy. 81
TOWN.
Lot ia feet front and ajjoins Trinity Church
property. The lot i. in fee. The House il two
story frame. containing eight rooms, with cellar
under the whole.
For further particulars, apply 10
JOHN BURNS.
May Eft. Towsontowa.
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Over jOo.OoO bottles Of Dr. BulI's Cough
syrup are sold every season, and thousands Of
persons saved from untimely grave. The
price il q cents.
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Valuable Farms and other Prop.
erty for sale.

o. FARMS IN BALTINoR. COUNTY, for
Hcsals cheap. and on easy terms from siI -
70 eighteen mile, from Baltimore city con ia
tanning from S. TO 800 ACRES.
ALSO. . number Of beautiful country rssiden.
ces, cottages. 4e.. a. great bargains.
Apply TO II. l.. BOWEN.
Nc. Smeiley Row.
Psb.9.--u. Towsontown. Nd.
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TO FARMERS
HOW To OBTAIN a LARGE
YIELD OF POTATOES.


INNPEK!MESTS in tue caltare " the Potato
IL shoN iAAt il doe. not isld we'll in certain
seasons, soils. manner Of mangribg, ac. That il
rsqutses = certain mode 81 culture 10 produce 10
succc..:a!iy. a certain degree .! moisture TO pro-
test Il from drought. which i will stand. aud
the FOOT Of the plant profession from the heavy
rain packing down the earth around II. The pisr
proposed accom-. ishe. this e.dera,um With leo.
labor and expense 10 the grower ihan the ordinary
way.
Considerable time has been spent aud expense
incurred to collect special information from the
most reliable source. Governmental and other.
wise the best methods a! eultiv ing thi. most
excellent esculent. 4 Receipt on the subject from
practice aHi ob,er' alton mas been issued and copy
righ;sl--psice Sl.uO-the content, Of which sg.
plain the nature and euitiv Of ihs one Of our
most profitable agricultural pToduets-hou any
farmer eau grow from go TO 1000 more bushels
o. tue acre.
Til, little work /. placed in the hands Of agents
that IL may De bfough, 90 the home 81 every farmer
al a small cost IN comparison 10 the benefits TO be
dsfi'e.i ihe-s'TOm. IL can he made 20 pay from
ten 20 iifiy fold in single season. The remedies
for d1'in; AMI Killing the bugs named in the Re-
ceipt aEe fertilizer aad " u promote the growth
Q; tue vines and other plsat. aud trees.
JOSEPH GERMAN.
Lsurayille. Baltimore county, Nd.
,ES-! For the eOnvsniene. %! the farmers o! Bal
iinoFe county anl others going 10 and passing
through Iowsontown these receipts eau be OBJ
ta!aeI 81 LONGN ECkER EROS,
ProPrs;ors baltimore County Usioa.''
March eft.
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The dwelling. barn. corn crib and other out.
buildings OF Lewis Cash. near BrueeyiIe. Fred
criek county, were destroyed by lire Tuesday morn.
ing, together With nearly all the furniture. 100
barrels Of corn 1S tons Of hay, thrcshing ma
chine. chest containing some money. valuable
papers. &c. Loss estimated nj $500 The fire
originated from a burning brush heap.
Last week a company Of gentlemen from
Washington visited the soaIstono quarry upon
the lands Of Miss Margaret iirall. near Vrir.
mill, Montgomery county. and we're - wellprns-
ell with the quantity ofshr article they made ini
mediate arrangement. for wurkin: the mine The
necessary buildings will be hurried toward com
Plstion ~ fast a. possible. when some twenty
hands will be set to work. II is said the stone l.
destined for Italy.
We have flock Of Iish, Brshma chickens.
fifteen hens. all Matched in 1879. but one. that
during the months January. February and March
laid 6ls eggs, Matched 80 chickens. - Of which
are living, 90 about six weeks old. They are still
Singing their eggs at the rate offrom .ix to
ten day, rearing their bToo,is aud cacklin their
delight at thsir success IL IL was only fun for
them TO DO such big business. Who can beat
that p BooHsJoro odd Fsfio,r
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-17

1f.So per q nnnH -in adraRce. Postage pre-
paid. No sHbseriptiOH taken for
less than SIR months.
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New Advertisements.
CTRAY COLT.

STRAS COLT.---Strayei from the prem
- ises Of the subscriber. an the iaih ~,
inst. AN IRON GRAY COLT. twolE[Lk-
years old Any one having this colt -lI-sA.
will please inform the owner.
ALBERT pOCOCk.
April lI.-Ittl Tavlor. Harfnrd O.. MI.
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A Celebrated Ducking shore and
Farm at Private Male.

rINnE FARM known as BR0ADBgLT's. situa.
l. ted on Back River, abou, miles from Bal
timors. now owned by John T. Ensor. 10 -
s. offered NJ private sale. IL contains
IL about go ACRES Of excellent land.
lately been heavily lined And has fns BKfCK
Improvements upon Il.
This place is noted as one Of the beet DUCK
ING SHORES in the country and will be sold .
bargain. Apply at this Office or 10
c. n. PAIR0,
Golden Ring Hotel. Phila. Road,
who will show the property. or address Rossdals
Y. o., Baltimore county, Nd. (Nov. 3e.-tL