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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-15

esTwo cslorsi men aa.ong., tho Jurors
IN two Of the Baltimore city courts an Monday.
James A. Harris, the we'll known caterer, vas
summoned 10 The Criminal Court. aud WIN. L..
Vessels 10 the City Court Roth are intslllren,
men. Nsssslis addressed several meetings In hal.
,imore county last fall. IIe was formerly a ser.
want Of Mr. J. Howard MeIienry. Of Pike.vilie.
BY whom he vas educated. la, after the war h.
served In the Virginia Legislature aud stunned
the Southern States during the Presidential cam
paign 81 1870. Referring 10 VESSEL. the .eaa Of
Tuesday says:
"he u Of middle age ofa light color, as Is liar.
RS also, and was neatly dressed, looking, as 10
toilet and inien, quite ht for the association the
Law has introduced him 20. lie fret entered an.
clerks Office. and said 10 Mr.. Stanley Hynsau. the
clerk there, 81 have q summons a. . jarynan "a
the City Court" Mr. ilynsan told him - 20
right into the court, bat asked him how he likea
the new daiy. VESSELS replied he felt a pride IN
being the FIRST man Of his race 10 serve on n iurv
10 that court, and that be would preserve the sum
mons TO hand down 10 his children. lie then
went into court, and was accepted as juryman.'
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-15
Asatr rns su'aslt tn. nal,imar. 81,

Asatf tnf SIRE - " tn. baltimore es,ss.
r"sien' - The Nsw York T-.s. say.
~ y sisisl thst Thomas pledged the .,a,yilei
support AMI = salii deiegai,an - L.,l "A. she,
man sad hls'ss hafesa, hu, he failed b. d.l,ts,
Tie gnad'. ant placed himssil IN such q p..,son
ihs' The nest Ain'sistFa,isn. wha~vat 10 81 the
heal ~ ~ VII be hkeiy 20 make . clean swssp a
'hs 'ast"ia Ilause regime here. Thomas uasshI
nal. Anl large vrs.d ~ the castss Hens. t,,cs
~as "a hand. The prevailing sentiment II lie.
Pael,cah' ne, idsntihsi ~ith either faction /. one
~ Felpi"ing ., the dsfsa, ~ the Custom Uou.s
aei'"n They express themselves we'll satisfied
With the Delegations 20 Chicago as Constituted. The
expectation being that u ell give the vote og the
s,a,e 70 The strongest candidate. whether Grant.
blaine os sherman"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-15

E0 We suppose people ~he u.rs o. much
ala'rnei at the false report tia, NJ. g. Ir.inx
D,,y sas candidate rths National ssnvss,ls.
have At lat ealnsi their fsars. We are told that
Mr. Diiiy woaid not PERM, the use u his name
before the State convention for any position. -
Whsn fsl's alarm is again rai.si in the zane
interest this one vas, please remember the source
from whence u enmea
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-15
Rsr,sLraS Dr.ssArss Az LAnas.-Tb. M.

"af' hh"As DrtEaArss ar bAHaE.-The liz.
geFs'"wn Hsraid a"d Tarck II this week save.
I'VE congratulate the Republicans u IN. State
generally upon the admirable choice of delegates
q, large which the convention made james A.
.ary. J Morrison Harris, Jacob Tams aud Iloyd
Lorndes are names that carry with them the In.
tsisehee, the integrity and the respec,ahiliiy q
ths party. The first three have been Repubiiess
candidates for 0oscrnor aud the last The na,,.Iar
representative Of Western Maryland In Congress.
The Frederick convention honorsd itself and the
party By sending them 20 Chicarn."
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-15

Iss-ii soand' a little odd to hear the oily.
t'ngued Mr. John l.. Thomas say ~ "a. sad "a,
~"E a Sksrmaa aaa." All his friends and man.
ayers we're for Mr.. Blaine while a. ga, for Mr..
Sherman II is very eviien, that Mr.. sherman
does no, believe wha, Mr.. Thomas says, and the
great wonder 70 Us Is that he did no, discover his
trcaehery long ago
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-15
Public Local Laws.
COLLECTION OF TAXES.
niismEp NJ AUTHORITY.
CHAPTER 100.
~ AcT.

An ACT,
T. amend the Public Local Laws 81 Baltimore
county. article three, Subtitle "IFeasufcr aud
Collector" BY repeating and e-enacting section
tweiN. ii the act passed AZ January ssssion, eigh
teen hundred and seventy eight, chapter four
hundred AMI ninety four, and by adding an ad
dit"nsl sub section a. section fourteen 81 said
act.
rUcrtoS l. II. = sssefsd ~ ~ GsHsraf iss.m-
zig ~ Masytpad. That secti0n tNess IL the act
pared - January Session 81 the legislature, eigh
teen huni'sf aud seyent! sigLt,ehapisr four hun
dfci aud ninety i9uf, q the Pgblie Local Laws Of
Baltimore eponiy, article three. cub title Urea
Fufsf and Collector" bs repealed and enacted
- a. q read - follyvs, aud that the following
cub sss,,ah be aided a. s.e,ioa hgrssu u snid As;
-f ~ lad w. y sH"sfssf, That II the taxes
De- 81 shall not have bssu paid IN before the
tfsi aay - June, 10 tue year sucess1ing that %
which they stall have been levied, the Treasurer
shai. stbin "a l4pnths ffsfn the said hrst day Il
jsas. pfpsssi = enforce paymsn, - tie sains ~
lsf} 4fsn to real - psfssrai pfoFsfiy = the
parry hsgiselttg e. pHa rfavt4e3 the hgties pro
4sssi - u ~ t,sesi * SECTION tbAn hnys teen
geo. y ne taAss h. doe Ehd es5tg spgn fesl
tftt'Hy - gpsn rsal ard psrsgnaI. tie
Ifs4ssfsf 10 lsfsDg sgfheras8 = ley sp0s
''Asf fsAi ~ psfserAt pfgrsry T. snfgfts
ilsnf = 'ts taus. Bss e. levy sF4H Fszi
ssf@ts F1Al - 4sstLs1 valid aElsss mAas ufVn
fts ffsti.sss Add atpfalssa gppf Flss 1aa
isty 4Psr Isfs.fs4 properly stAil - ss.nnsa valid
snitts saas Fsrtist = g - takst .nts t1ss.ssgn
al- stsIs - 81. sstats t4sssl .s Y sislsiet
e. ttn' far tusfsf wtI ss - snsugt g. pky
- taaes 4Ns Ans 81 sssts - Jfe4ssfss msy q
- assesFtast. snFsps FgrsssH r e4sa4s he
.aaas Ah4 - - paF7 = ia e.sts sset pre-
eus4 go turd jsbsA.l.E ~ flf srssess - -
u.af r. ls.a's !4st ~ .ra.s4. ~ t1s san u a..
-stt+.t So *.s esq y us@4s 1sssos
.s.ast sts e ~. u. t. tHgss
ts- sat fs.4a.l IL .a&, ~ ~
.e = -.#t.s. IL. ss,. = !. - "a
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-15

w virtue = iserse = The sitruh count f.t
bsl,imnre county. che unis.rne.i - -.
- tfus'se, vill sell - ruhNc spctier a
r. tho ENCHANGt SAtfS ROOM
SsTani street. nsltrnate si',. ~
T"ssfst .faaf sA lss0
rpe O'Clock = "
THf RFAL l~fATr BALTIMORE 60.
II ~h'ch The late iousihan J chapman, d,ei
ssitsA
Tur r.RN wuicn Nh. cu,rM,N
resided ., he TINE - he .l.s1h Til. r.sr !.
situated thirteen usilus fratu na'tfnofs IN the
baltimore ani istussier' rutuptle. !. about no
miles from ,hs nsltimors anl nsua Raiiva, uo~
10 r'~esss ~ cansifoetien snI eight miles fsnta
Philadelphia. Wilmington sui nrltimrrr Rail
resi - Magnolia
II contains about
zoe AcHEs ~ LAM. AnoIT iss CLEARED
Ann ~ Hi1n SrATr or
CULTIVATION.
che halance IN good TIMER The fasm Is cell
wass'ei snd under good fencing The imprn,s
msn,s ere extensive and IN alt respects brst else.
The building. are n@a'ly ani in excellent
condition, The NV BILLING uuISG rsnt.sos
ahon, Is roans. 10 elevated and surrounded hy
shade trees There - large doahie decker
ewi,ssr basa On the property ons ~ the h-ss IN
Baltimore county. Resides. there " a Carriage
ieass. cern Nease. Tool House. chicken lIaase.
and too small Tensmen, Houses. There Is hne
y.ang appi. orchard. containing about 100 trees.
X
healthy trees. NJ. Chapman spent . grea, deal
81 money In Paisng ihi, farm in complete order.
and u y one ~ the best farms In the county.
IA TRACT OF LAND CONTAINING
FIFTEEN ACRES,
In faiapsc" Meek. abon. four miles fran naIti.
more. near the OLA TEappe or Shell ROAD part Il
Che Robinson land and nov occupied BY i;eorge
Adams.
"a TRACT oP THIRTY ACRES,
also portion u Oh. Rahiason land and near the
said last mentioned bot. portion of same estate,
about 20 acres Of which Is cleared.
These two tracts are used for trucking AMI are
now occupied by George Adams. at q ren, of tuo
hundred dollars per annam, under . lease which
will expire the last of March, IsS2.
TERMS :-0ns-third cash on the dAy of sale,
balance In two equal payments at six aud twelve
months, with interest from day Of sale the deferred
payments 10 be sesurrd 10 the satisfaction af the
Trustee or all cash at the option u the purchaser
RICHARD J. CUTTINGS. Trustee,
10 Lexington Street, Baltimore.
May l5.-ts
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-15

Eo-We eanno, refrain from congratula,ing our
delegation to the State convention for the fall
hand they played for baltimore county. They
accomplished VIA; no other delegation has ever
done for Us in securing delegate at large, two
alsernates and an electOr. They earned the eoun-
tvs gratitude.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-15
Miscellaneous.
DALTIMORE COUNTY TAX
ID LEVY FOR TIE YEAR 1850.

The County Commissieaers for baltimore
County Tar thc County Of baltimore for the
year 1850, as Ioiio,rs, ia crit.
Estimated amount made aud allowed by the
County Commissioners Of Baltimore county 20 meet
tue current expenses for the year iss0 ~ required
by an Act Of the General Assembly Of Mary land.
I" pro'i'le for the speedy collection IL county
taA.s 10 Baltimore county, and 70 authorize the
County cotnmissisners IL Baltimore county a.
enoet loan in anticipation Il the same. passed
January Session. 1854, and January Session, 1870,
aud January Session, ls7s:
ESTIMATE
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-15

-. frHsr f.,,tt. -
element ,s- ets...t .as -.tasa u -.
-1a. ss.-rt.sl IS -rs s,.s. F,,.i.,as 80. *
'.r *ar t-r te F'.~...
Peep ieof b. -sts sraast arI 49,.
are.'fts' a,l II 49, a~.n q, v. rts ws,t.
Nt'ss~.. 'a~fs resai have 49,. it,, y ~,
-suf4s#b
Ns' Y thass sbs came hrfs S. gao trtarss, =
ne lsfam Iaase tsatusi =. have Ieft ssf 80 ~.
rsneiaiing nnHfs Il fh~ eanrentf.n H.. tfnaf thsv
see refg quie' sni - there #ssthsref4rs ~ -
etftag rlsruant. The pfsase.liuFs sere sansraHv
qats' ar orderly except the hstia sr.ss.fs :.
sastHnssi ~ the tessistent sHsrfs a. H. head ~
" ~'efks" Aasbaws ~h4 claimed =. 10 [.
a-isgsie ~ pfasy ffan che 10 Csn sfesslsr.t
bls'fie' siihoagh ~ had hssu elected - Del.
Esi~ ~ The ini isxslaiivs District sna h.d bsse
Fsfpsed ssa' IN the convention
With reference % The falinx - Nc s,aek bridge
-" sams rarfsspesisnt ~.
The Cas'au iIaas~ patty shlse, D. the ruii.v
y W -'@et bridge 10 determining -hs .hauil i.
ftesgniF@i as iesRatss IN She tsturssary aryast
ration. bot y is sasfi.l Tia, NJ staekh,,l,s
only carried gB' precedent fsur sssss nsa ~
W. Archibald @'i'lng. the then chairman - tbs
stats 'eniral 'nmmiftss. Nhs called she raovsp
ton - nrslsr whieh elected islesaiss 4. the
National 'rnr sniian tina, nominated NJ Haze
Those wha opposed Mr stpskhTidss IL IL stated
favored VIZ. Ntisings similar eanrss four yea.
ago. Mr.. Ss0@khfiige spsn, canstderabls tim. 10
examining the Testimonials before the ~,,i.o
wss called 10 order. and ds,srninsI 4, tse.vn,,.
'aeh isisgaiss - eouid give Is,a,a fs,. .Yilsnr.
81 having been regularly elected"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-15


80 n faile-iaE partr-.ph appeared "a ~.
If~senfa~a sarr-spsst-s-. = .a- y-a ~, F.ff.y
y la'' sees r j. v.ry faany -A~n .s-ssi :, n
- proper hght
"Ths aet,an y -. Ffsier.ss - =, >. a.,
20 rsfasns = seat ias ghss- delegation from tais
esaAiy, AL 'esfing tas srt Enssr eartv s.s
saa'ed xr-a' ia = .s-s'sasss,. ,ls feeling ~
~ qass'ien being abaa' sgaally divided
fs'. probably The fssliag ~ ,hs .ab.-, "a
"asaa' sqsaiIy divided. b, Il -. ss,i-.ssi.
fae' that ~hi's Republican, generally -s,s hi,hiy
siatsd' Democrat. 9Th .ssa. srs.p,,sn.. w.,s
very mssh dspre.ssi All thi. il the ~ay the car.
rsspDndsn'- i not counted sr., .la.. author
r-zoi 'hs idea. ifthsrs "a. any asrei,smsn,a
Ne did not sss IL. ba, tina, Their. "a mech feel.
tag feeling Il ,hankfaInss. among Repabli.
cans a. the rs.alt-ws must AMI a, frankie
admit
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-15

~ Hsn James gsry strikes The ssy mt.
sasn be says. ~ith references - u. Frederick
Convention, "ihs ~aahtss --rs ai,xa.,s,l ~l,h the
Custom liaa.s asi isisa'stl, a,.vsry state s,s
's'i'." 's--e city faction 5xh's come o., All the
s"nh'y people ssrs determined - ps, them is-b i"
Here . he ~hois 'hins in a nat she'll. Rspabli
sAas outside = The eiiy have long .is-s b.sams
d'sza''si si'h castsm Hsa.. domination and nj.
. the a''' sppDr'ani,y they hav. hal 70 %, !,
daan. and they I'D ]. rMrctnaIIr
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-15
ss-A dispatch from Washington TO N. B.l,i.

'''''' F'"'s ""t~H WY E@ths FAyR.
Among those most prominently spoken Of 70,
chairman 81 the Chicago eonvsnsion are senate,
Cohkiing and ex-senator crsswsll. Either one a
them, u is said. would make . most able nrssialns
officer. being experienced pariiamsniarlans. and
nasn 81 great nerve aud decision. Senator Coal.
Jung friends say, however, that he 10 the best mar
70 present the name Of Oen. Grant 20 the eonveu-
ton, and that therefore he should be on The 400
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-15
Correspondence baltimore County L'Hiim.
LETTER FROM BALTIMORE.
Satisfaction at the Results OF tho State
COMMEMORATIVE VIII DO tho Noml.
nees 7-The Wonderful Tele-
phone Methodist 0aner-
al Conference etc


BALriaoaI. May 18th, 1850.
Tho proceedings III the state cnnN cntiun ~
Frederick are generally considered here ~ tcrmi
mating property and enthusiastically except hy those
who adhere O. the old says aud are willing aud
DESTROYS 81 seeing the continued domination 1T the
Custom House clique aud is interference IN local
affairs throughout the state. Tho delegates are
conceded 60 be men on whose steadfast principles
aud sound political judgment th. Republicans 81
the state eau afford e. rely, aud the wisdom IT al
io~tng them t. 80 unicttctci a. a. their action Is
conceded by all whose minds are not uhscurcd by
rtrndtre There Is ne m"Te pTeposteiens and
machIuc like Cunttlt e. secate an Improper ~
At least an undesirable nomination b. the Chicago
convention than Tor State. which, like Mari
land. base not tho sctntiiia ot a chance e. give -
candidate ;" chosen -iuglr electors al vote t. asnd
delegate tuairuVtsd g. sots Hfst last aud all the
time iot sHmc ta,"r,tc. Nho may he clearly found
bcivtc ballot - taken g. 10 unt u tho racs, ~
VthsrWtsc uuasailabis Consultation comparison
" 'ir"s. the "c'sh,ns vt r,ents. h the luib II
seussnttens asscmbi,l a. the representatives ut
the Patts tt, ga the eoutrarN, thet msfci 1,
Fvted expressed preferences ~ local as-smhiag,s.
u the iests 20 ettrums tauess anj suupuuitngs atv
g. hAtv ~ ,uancntv. ID the sAvtvtsr 1t a lscv,n
tng .tatcstuausbir hts ~ eavyt ia ss,uuu. a etsv
sheseS then the character, sasas,ts snd standing
- she ivivsates uvsd uul yntst tnts tho csleula
heus aui uo athsi qualifications THAI rAtt. lSait,
~,ii te repaired 81 these ~ho sts g. e. g. ,sst tbe
Votes sltvsiy d,yiltd Wpun
Maintaining ths tptcei attempt g. mako
upau ths pablit mtnl tbo Impression that the
AstieA 30 tho convention vas a eunatgl betsVen
ths Utends 81 osan, ani baius aud that victory
attaehsd q tbs iefasr people ssg,u t. 80 musv
slsssls that q sas rather suscvssfal gfuu to
pann the patr hVm damaging iaausuoss asi
aasefths iesAeEs.
tassV - grvstag b,usi that naue u the prom
tneut candidate uee hst'te thg tDthe.utf 't.ath
thr ''sthsth "sssssa' tet siipAt. .u ths.s .suv
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-15

- Remove all cause II iTriiab,lity aud discnm.
fort from the baby. by using br l,uiI's I,aby
syrap. the su'c'. beet aud hence rheare., remedy
~ the world i"i a." diseases Of LabyLuod. Prize.
% cents
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-15

es-Mr. George d. Roberts has been elected
president Of the Pennsyivania Railroad Company.
vice Col. Thomas A. scott, resigned. Mr.. Robert.
viii assume the duties Of his responsible Office on
the ist Of June.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-15
New Advertisements.
D. @. Mcintosh, Attorney, Tou.on,o
NHORTGAGEE'S SALE
SNUG FARM. ~ FOURTH DISTRICT,
BALTIMORE COUNTY.


BALTIMORE COUNTY.
ny virtue Ut power contained in a mortgage
from Ge"rg. befiN ani wife To- Jeremiah r. 50.
~. Dnrher. dated 18th September IsGg, 80
a. - ind recorded among the Land Hscords
Of halt'--.-s cnunty, IN LiLsr H. a. A., NJ. u,
folio go, &c, and ~ an sssign,nent ~ said mort,
gage Ia the un'irTsignsi. he will cell at public
auei'on, at the court ilnus. door Tow sonto.n, On
Tassb"y jan. SRI. IHsG,
al ~ o'clock A. NJ
Alb THAT TRACT AND PARCEL OF LAND
described "a saii martgsg. aud containing
2sl ACRES. MORE or LIES.
situate ~ baltimore spun,y. about l~Y nil.s .outb
eat from W""isnsbutg .ni nns mile from the
nss Hanover RAILROAD.
The Improvement ""nsi., - a iwn story
Loo not ~,
barn aud DHtbuiilthgs
TERMS ~ tALL "a. hau rasL Ani III.
balance IA "a mnh'hs. .ith iuts,.si h.n iay Il
sais
WILLIAM WLLLLE
As-'gnss - Mortgage.
STORM KtsIEAt Asetisn..v
u . A,iSTOrH Atb,fney.
May - u.
Thomas w Erundigs and Dhyid o.
Mgigt4HN Att4flt4s
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-15
l,NsslrOw.s >asr


The undsssirus.i. Esseuters II the estate II
'hafles Holman, dsesase.i. stii sell ai PIELlf'
SUCTION. At che ksehsage Saiesrsems. IN the
ett, u baltimore IN
Tussfss. Mss lsfA. tSSe
=, a'eiaek y NJ
Tuls NALl An. TRACT oF uNlMrRovEp
Srnt KHAN PROPERTY.
Containing
a. scRfS. , ROOFS Ann % P.RcuRS,
situated diteril, At the ace mile stone On the
baltimore aud rswsantavn Railroad. adjoining
the beautiful place Il Sesfge r. Sadtlsr aud
Eisard ;. My~fs. AMI IN the Immediate vicinity
81 the handsome esantFy seats Il freiesick llarri
son. Mrs. 6e"rge Erewn. Jossph u. Rieman.
james Hooper sni others. anil presents q rare op.
roriuhits for those wha w,sh g. locate in this
most desirable sabuFb II the city. Herring Run
branch AMI tee other small BREACHES pass through
the place. besides which q large spring supplies
an abundance Of water. The place abounds in
hne cak and chestnut trees. ani 10 susceptible of
being made one % the hanasasnest and most lie.
sirabie homes in the neighborhooi.
Taxes paid o. day of sale
TERMS or SALE.-Oue third Cash. hal.nr.
IN six and twelve months. or all cash. at the on.
ton II the purchaser; the credit payments 20 bear
interest from day % sale aud 10 be secured 20 the
satisfaction ef the executors.
lxo- plat Of the property can be seen AZ the
rooms IL the aaesieneers. IL will be sold In sec
tions. OF - . whols. TO suit purchasers.
ANNA HOFFMAN,
ALFRED BENNETT, Executors.
MATTHEWS 4 KIRKLAND, Aactioneers.
Mays.-ts.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-04-14
AS WE MAKE 1T.

Oh, call not this ayale of tears,
world Of gloom and sorrow;
One half the grief that DER US comes
From self we often borrow.
The earth is beautiful and good;
How long will man mistake it?
The folly is within ourselves,
The world is what we make it.
Did we but strive to make the best
OF troubles that befall us,
Instead of meeting cares halfway,
They would not SO appall us.
Earth has spell for loving hearts;
Why should we seek to break it?
Let's scatter flowers instead of thOrns-
The world is what we make it.
If truth and love and gentle words,
We took the pains to nourish,
The seeds of discomfort would die,
And peace and concord flourish.
Oh, has not each some kindly thought?
Then let's at once awake it;
Believing that for good or i'll, az.
The world is what we make it.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-04-14
The Lost POCket-BOOk.

This is what the painters call ian in
terror" Calling the other day, on a lit
tie business with gentleman at his house.
jim the course of which the gentleman
needed some change for note, cried out
TO his wife, up stairs, "Have you any
%,hange2" The answer came from above,
yes, in the purse" Then silence of
ZONE length. "Where's your purse2'
said the gentleman at last. "On the man
Ele-plece." After 1umaging among old
letters, then IN a jar containing corn
FOB pipe, card of buttons. sticks OF
broken sealing wax, and two or three vi
als of homeopathic medicine, the hus-
band gently remarked, ut isn't here.'
1T must be. If it isn't there, I don t
nov where it is"
/ "Perhaps it's on the bath-tub or In the
"4ttic," said he, by way of assisting her
memory.
30. l know" said she triumphantly
It's in my work basket"
"Wheres the work-basket2"
4 81 don't know; ask Sarah.'
e Sarah, the house maid, on being cross
! xamlned, answered that it was up stairs
a the sewingmachine cover. Tue sew
thg machine cover was found to be full
4 cotton, silk scraps buttons. and other
aaraphernalia for the construction of a
gress. Finally the. work basket was dis.
l)vered on the ottoman, hut no pocket
box.
80, know remarked the persever-
-Ag dame; "it's in the pocket of the dress
took off last night"
But the pocket-cook was not there.
hen followeda long consultation with the
sNrvants.
"You had it yesterday afternoon when
lpu paid Sarah that quarter.
6"Let's see, where was that2' said the
q xious wife. 81 went into the hall after
" hat. No my hat wasn't there it was
p in the bedroom. Yes!O, / guess l
1t it into my white dress pocket. Yes,
lis; here it is.
ION being opened, the pocket-hook
s found to contain two car tickets and
postage stamp, and the visitor came
Lay with his affairs still unsettled.
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IfOn That (,One.h

II you are suffering with Cough, Cold,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Hay Fever, Consump tion,
lection CT the Throat or Lungs, use Dr. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. This is the
great remedy that is causing so much excite
ment by its wonderful cures, curing thousands
Of hopeless cases. Over one million bottles
Of DR. Kings New Discovery have been used
within the last year, and have given perfect sat
ingly say that this is really the only sure cure
for throat and lung affections, and can cheer
fully recommend it to all. Call and get trial
bottle free Of cost, or regular size for $lO0.
For sale at wholesale by Gray & Hoflin, Min
neapOlis.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-04-14

yNuEhters. ~ ives nIOfheFN.
DR.: MAnCHISPS UTERINE CATaOLiCON vii,
ros1sivey epre Female Weakness. such Falling o.
g! the Womb Incidental Hemorrhage or Flooding
ni% Suppressed and Irregular Menst ruation &C.
~ "uu leiiaDe remedy. Send postal card for y
with treatment, cures and certificates from
fnysoia1s and patients. to HOWARTH l. BALLARD
CIIoA, n. Sold by all druggists-$1bO per bottle
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-04-14

When exhausted by mental labor take
Kidney-Wort to maintain healthy action
of all organs.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-04-14

TIN seven wise men of Greece were
Scion, Of Athens; Chic, of Sparta;
Thales, of Miletos; Bias, of Prisue; ;
Cleobulus, of Lindos; Pittacus, of
Mitylene; Periander, of Corinth.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-04-14

! DR.. E. B. Halliday's Medicines have stood
the test in St. Paul and Minneapolis for the
last four years and are backed by excellent
testimonials. They stand to-day head and
shoulders above all other medicines in this
market. Crosman & Plummer, Druggists
Minnea polls. MINI.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-04-14
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic is used BY all.
Bucklen's Arnlca eaIVe.

Bucklen's Arnlca eaIVe.
The Best Salve in the world, for Cuts, Bruis-
es, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores,
letter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains Corns, and
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction in every
case or money refunded. Price Is cents per
Bog. For sale At wholesale by Gray q Hof-
dir Ninneapolia
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-04-14

Expose yourself day and night, eat too
much without exercise; work too hard
without rest; doctor all the time; take
all the vile nostrums advertised; and
then you will want to know
How to Got Well.
Which 10 answered In thrte words
Take Hop Bittersl See other column
Erpress. .....
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-04-14
Grocers keep c. Gilberts pure starches.

Lyons Heel Stitfener is the only invention
that will make old boots straight as new.