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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-08-21

Coon srKEcHn.-soms Of the Democratic news.
papers Of the country have been ridisulisg the
speeches made BY Mr.. GARFIELD on his trip from
Ohio TO New York and return. but an indspsn.
dent Democratic paper (the Chicago Ts~ss) takes
. different view Of them and says;
"The eandor Of impartial criticism compels u
90 be said Of the ffty or sixty brief impromptu
speeches which Mr.. Gar6eld has made during his
journey 90 New York and return, that % some
respects they are very remarkable. Though there
was, throughout, . needlessly careful avoidance
Of any expression Of opinion upon unsettled
political questions, Il cannot be said Of any Of
them that Il was an expression Of words without
ideas. There has perhaps never been made In
this country, BY any one eitiIen, an equal number
Of impromptu responses to popular greetings that
we're so full Of idsas. clothed In language Of 90
much force, eloqucnee and beauty"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-08-21

es-The New York Eeoao@iS says tina, 1T nc
period Of the nation has there been a greater de.
inand for labor than at present. In every de.
partment Of industry there is demand for labor
because NIL are in active operation. In some in.
stances wages are not high, but there 10 no doub,
necessares Of life rs il would at any time In Oh.
history Of the country. And yet there are poliii
clans who are iaboring TO make the masses believe
that a change Of administration, involving q
probable change Of the policy Of the government,
towards industrial pursuits. will prove beneficial
Having prosperity. why experiment, with IT, I,
Is not likely to be improved.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-08-21
AGArE
.R.r,,x p,cx,xa." %, Ixn,,,x,

"BARRsS PicKiSGs" ron IxpEPgSDESr vorERs.
The sprinasld (Iliinois) Republican, an indie.
pendent newspaper, says:
"Gsn. Garfield. . man Of practiced Statesman
ship, whose opinions matters % Of record. had
less occasion TO declare himself than Winfield s.
Hancock. the candidate without achievement in
civil Affairs. What 10 there In this letter prove
Gen. Haneoek's comprehension Of the pressing
political questions Of government. 10 indicate his
intention and ability 10 deal with them wisely !.
Simply nothing. lie talks effectively in sonorous
generaiities, but 20 the voter who regards Ten.
Hancock as an unknown quantity, and views his
election 10 the Presidency in the light Of leap in
the dark, this letter Of acceptance says and means
nothing. The Democratic candidate has listened
20 the urgent demands VI New York advisers, and
In effect "thrown sway his pen" lie Offers barren
picking 20 the earnest, conscientious. independent
voter whose preference 10 going 90 decide the
doubtful national result. .
Candidate Hancock brief letter thus fails TO
vindicate or commend his candidacy, and must be
regarded a. an episode rather than an event In
the campaign. IL leaves him where he stood be-
fore Il was written. save ~ this evasion Of living
issues will weaken popular faith In his ability 10
grapple with them as President"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-08-21

PoLiricAL.-Ths BslAir -fiyis Of last week says:
A lively contest for the Democratic nomination for
Congress In the second district, eomposeio Of Cecil.
Hartford. Carroll and portion Of baltimore eoun-
~, II imminent. Cecil county has elected dele
gates 70 the congressional convention favorable to
Hon. Albert Constable, while the Baltimore coun-
~ delegates, already elected, declared 10 be In
favor Of Hon. j. " c. Talbot, the present repre-
sentative. Carroll and Hartford are yet 10 elect
delegates. The Democrats Of Carroll. II d be-
lievsd, will send delegation favorable 10 Hon.
Charles u. Roberts. whose previous course In Con.
gress was such ~ 10 reflect ersdi. not only upon
himself aud his county. but also upon the entire
State.
In Hartford the friends Of Hon. Herman Stump
have prevailed upon him also TO be candidate
for the nomination. Col. Stump served his con-
stituents with dignity and ability In the State
Senate. Of which he was made President at the
last session, and they are DESTROYS Of seeing him
advanced 10 position Of greater usefulness 20 the
State 1t large. There will probably be no opposi-
ton 10 him In his own county.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-08-21

THE cREEb o. rHE "DIscirLEs."-Th religious
sect to which General Garfield belongs numbers
about 100000 communicates in this country. One
Of It's pastors thus defines lis creed and practices
al. We call ourselves Christians or Disciples The
term 'campbsilite' 10 . nickname that others have
applied 10 us, as the early Methodists were called
.Rantess.' :. We believe in God the Father. :.
We believe that Jesus IL the Christ the SON Of the
living God. and our only Saviour. We regard the
divinity Of Christ ~ the fundamental truth In the
Christian system. Z. We believe In the Holy
Spirit, both - 10 ts agency In conversion, and as
an indweller In the heart Of the Christian. 5. We
accept both the Old and the New Testament Scrip
lures ~ the inspired word % God. 6. We believe
In the future Panishment Of the wicked. aud the
future reward Of the righteous. T. We believe that
the Deity 10 prayer hearing aud prayer answer
Ing God. =. We observe the Institution Of the
Lords Supper on every Lords bay. To this Ia
bic II 10 our practice neither 10 invite nor dcbar.
We say Il Is the Lords Supper for all the Lord's
children. :. We plead for the union of all Gods
people on the Bible and the Bible alone. 10. The
Bible l. our only creed. n. We maintain that all
the ordinances Of the Gospel should be observed
~ they were In the days Of the Apostles"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-08-21

ses- If there is any one question upon which
the wOrkingmen Of this country are united. it is
upon the question Of the tarif-and tariff for
protection. The Cincinnati platform declares for
"a tariff for revenue only"-in other word. tariff
that will induce importation and therefore lessen
the demand for home made goods. Hancock
letters is siicn, the subject. Can any Demo.
crat possessed Of two grains Of sense, with such
a platform and such letter expce, to carry Penn
oil
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-08-21

re- The Banner State in percentage Of general
advancement during the last decade 10 undoubtedly
Kansas Its population Of 1909. 900 i'an increase
Of TO per cent. since 1870. Its area devoted to
winter wheat has been increased nearly s9O, 600 in
one year, and tina, in corn in the same period
$4,000 acres. The special exhibit made BY
Kansas at the Centennial Exhibition did much to
make known the advantages and possibilities !,
afforded to immigration. and Il is undoubtedly to
,hi. tina, ii. rapid advancement is largely due.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-08-21

sln- II now looks very much NJ though the
celebration Of baltimore citys sesqui.eentennial
in October will be a huge fIrie. Comparatively
little interest is being manifested in the undertak
Ing and II Is now stated that the affair will have
TO be postponed until November. Il will be .
disgrace to the city If il allows this proposed eele.
braiion to fall through and We hope for the sake
Of her good name tina, efforts will at once be re.
newei to insure its success. baltimore. like some
other places We know Of, needs number Of FIRST.
class funerals.
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rc- John ". freedman. Of pi,,,bu,

Ess- John ". Goodman. Of Pittsburg. offers.
through the Commercial. Gasefc, to bet q 900 that
Penn.y ivania will give Garfield 10000 majority.
5000 that New York will give Garfield 1000 ma
jority. 5000 that Garfield will be elected.
Tim.', D.@.
Now here is right good chance for that Bal,-
more county Democrat who wrote TO the BALTIC.
G".ens Offering to be, 81 Goa that Hancock would
be elected. Let him put up or shut up" Wen
be, Of Tayior's best titles" that he'll do the
latter
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-08-21

Ec-Garheid and Arthur clubs are being or
ganizcd in the several districts Of the county and
a genuine spiri, Of enthusiasm seems to psrvads
Republicans everywhere. This is as II should be
and Is most encouraging. Several Of the districts
have not yet moved in this important matter and
should 10 50 at once. Much good viii DO the re-
suit Of such organizations and ne call upon Re-
publicans 20 start now.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-08-21

f.-The meeting of the Catholic Total Absii.
hence Society of America ut Scranton. Pa. lately
was noticeable occurrence. II Was participated
IN by several Catholic clcrgymen and other intel
iirent and influential members Of that church
The prevailing idea seemed to be that the reform
Of temperance must be effected by the church. and
that "legisla,iOn to make men moral must be q
failure There is no doubt that the influence o
the Catholic church over il. members. give, IL Oh,
power 81 doing much for tetnperance
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-08-21

so- The New York World. the leading Dem
ocra,c newspaper Of the Empire State. supports
Hancock and Of course publishes all the haze
ISLANDERS on Mr.. Garfield. Ia 1871 this sane
newspaper said:
General Garfield. Of Ohio. |. a Republican Of
Republicans. hut IL IL his simple due. which We
gladly pay him. TO admit that he has done more
than any other single member Of his party during
the last session Of Congress- to show that it l. not
absolutely impossible for a man 10 act with =
Congregational majority. and ye, to keep his SELF
respect and the respect of honest men,"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-08-21

re- Al = meeting for the formation Of . Ger.
tain Hancock club in this county one Of the ora.
tors ~ waxed warm and shouted out eff ther,
is n Republican in this house would like him 70
rise and tell his feelings" A man In the bach
part ofthe room arose and the orator said, "Ars
you Republican ," adding. "Iiow do you feel p
The Republicans reply was pointed IL not elegant
lie said II feel like one good egg in bushe! Of
rotten ones" The catechism ended right there.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-08-21
For President or the United States,
JAMES A. GARFIELD,

re- The Democrats. with the Grccnback ALI
Ance in Maine. are very confident Of carrying the
State. We shall sec how the unprineipled ''bar-
gain and sale" is appreciated by the honest citi-
zens Of the Pine Tree State. The alliance shows
the lack Of principle in the Democracy. and that
the party is willing to do anything TO win power.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-08-21

Es- Judge Hilton and Mrs. Stewart, In ad.
mini',ering the estate Of Alexander T. Stewart,
have made endowments, which, Il 10 believed, will
aggregate $780, 900. for the erection and equip
ment Of n college at Garden City. L. l., In which
Is intended To educate both sexes at charge oi
less than 500 per year. Il will be in charge Of
the Episcopal Church authorities.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-08-21

Zfr-The Annual Reunion Of the Southern
Alumni and Students Of Pennsylvania College,
Gettysburg, which was appointed to be held a,
Winchester. Va. Aug. 18th. has been postponed
several months On account Of the inability Of the
speakers and dcbaicrs to be present. There are
more than eio members in the association. chiefly
In Maryland and Virginia. About thirty of these
are in baltimore county,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-08-21

e1-The Congressional hght In this dist. looks
As though !, would be IS badly mixed - the Pima
fore children. There Is an apparent unsasinsss in
some quarters and affairs In the Democratic camp
are by no means serene. AZ this time 10 IN out
slider Il looks like almost anybody might bs the
winner.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-08-21

EA-A few days ago = young lady name
Matter. was walking with = gentleman ., Ian
easter, Pa. when \ spark from his cigar fell Of
her dress and sc, IL on FIRE. Much frightened sh
started to run and was soon envslOped in flames
When the flames were sx,inguished Il was foun,
tha, she was terribly burned and death snsue'
soon afteruards
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-08-21

es-The greatest trO,,ing record ever made In
the world was accomplished q, Rochester. N. Y,
last week when Sc. Julien and Maud 8. trotted Q
mile in the unprecedented time Of AHA. Mr..
VIM. II. Vanderbilt. Of n. Y, 10 the owner Of
Maud and Il has since been rumored that be has
purchased 81. Julien. paying $50 900 cash for him
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-08-21
DuC.NIC. SPORTS AND DANCE
NOTICE IN HEREBY GIVEN,

That damages have been. valued aud estimate
made Of the probable cost and expenses Of the
plction Of EDMONDSON AVENUE, as already
laid out and contemplated from the western boun-
dairy line of baltimore city westwardly TO an in
tersection with the old Frederick Road. In Haiti.
more county, together with the amount which has
been paid by property owners under the assess.
ments heretofore made and have assessed the gross
sum in such proportions ~ we deemed fair and
equitable as benefits all the grounds and i'm.
provements in said county, which IN our opinion
would be benefited by the condemnation, open.
ing. grading and construction Of said avenue, and
an explanatory plat and profile has been prepared
and n certified statement Of the same, together
with the explanatory plat and profile has been
deposited in tho Office of the County Commission
ers of baltimore county.
GEO. II. CARMAN,)
EDWARD RIDER, Examiners.
SAMUEL BRADY,
Under nm act of the General Assembly Of Mary
land, passed January Session. 1850, chap. AS &c.
A copy Of the statement of benefits assessed and
Of the plat and profile can be seen at the Office Of
SIMPLIFY a CARAVAN, No. n Morse Building,
so W. fayette street, Baltimore. [Aug.2i.-3t.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-08-21

Ies-Mr. WIN. Armisssad Moaie. . prominsnt
retired merchant Of Baltimore, died at his resi-
denee In tina, city. on Sunday last In the sis year
Of his age. Mr.. Moais was member Of one ofths
oldest families Of Baltimore and was . highly
respected gentleman. He WAS one Of the largest
real estate owners in the city.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-08-21

One Of the most frequent troubles Of early
childhood Is imperfect digestion. causing Collie.
DiarrhGa. cite. These distressing and often dan.
gcrous ailments are promptly relieved aud cured
by the use Of Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup. Price %
cents
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-08-21

e8-IIon. John Cessna, chairman Of the Re-
publican Stats Central COMMITTEES Of Psansylva-
mia, says the Republicans will carry that State In
November BY si<,y fAousaad ~ejoriy.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-08-21

!es-Ths brooklyn IN. W Eagle Is an intsn-
ssiy Democratic newspaper Jet II Aes the manii-
ness to say that "if Mr.. GARFIELD should be elected
President We do not believe he will disgrace either
himself or the Office BY vulgar dishonesty"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-08-21
Real Estate Sales.
William s. Koech. Attorney, Tow.on,o
ADMINISTRATORs. SALE

- DMINISTRATORS' SALE
VALUABLE FARM OF ABOUT 1915 ACRES,
IN LONG GREEN. BALTIMORE COUNTY,
ABOUT ONE MILE FROM BALDWIN
=. o., AND BELONGING ATTHE
TIME OF HIS DECEAsE TO CIIAs. T. HALLE.
By virtue Of the power contained in the last
viii aud Testament of Charles T.. Halle, S&r
-, late of Baltimore county deceased, and SS&
III in pursuance of an order Of the Or ~
phnns' Court Of Baltimore county. the undersign-
eli, the Administrators, with the will annexed 81
said Charles I. Halle, deceased, will Oher nj
public sale. on
TLHr.day, .Sspi.nJsr I'd. 1850,
at the hour of I? o'clock NJ,
on the prcmiscs in the 18th district of baltimore
county, in Long Groen Valley, about 10 miles
from Baltimore city. on the Long dreen branch OF
the baltimore aud Hartford Turnpike Road, about
mile from baldwin Post Onicc, aud adJoin-
ing the properties Of Samuel s. Patterson, GEORGE
jenkins. Philip T. George, Robert Dilworth and
others, all that valuable farm Of which Charles Il.
Halle. late Of Baltimore eouniy, deceased, died
seized, and ON which he was living At the date OF
his dcccasc. containing about
1915 ACRES OF LAND. MORE OR LESS.
improved by 4 Frame and Stone DWELLING
HOUSE, about Go by 20 feet, part Of said dwell
ling house being two stories and part three stories
in height large Frame Barn, about 100 by 10
feet, with stabling under n part thereof; wagon
house and granary, hog house, and other neces-
sary outbuildings, such rs dairy, aud also by two
Tenant Houses. in good order. About 800 aerss
arc in high state Of cultivation and the balance
principally in oak. hickory and chestnut timber.
There is a thriving Apple and Peach Orchard,
containing about 10 acres, this farm. This
property Is well watercd, two streams running
through the place, and there l. water In every
field. This property IL on the line Of the Baiti-
more and Delta Railroad. The land lies 10 the
south, and IL In ono Of the finest parts Of Long
Green Valley. and commands Gne view Of the
valley. This property Is well worthy Of the aitcn-
ton ot capitalists, or of any person who wishes u
good farm well improved, In healthy, pleasant
AMI improving ncighborhood, and IL in one Of the
most beautiful parts Of Baltimore county. Churches
Of different denOmin ations Schools, Post Office.
with Store convenient.
This farm will first DO offered In three tracts.
one Of about 80 acres. one OF about 100. and the
other Of about $50 acres. and IL not all sold NJ
satsfactory price,. IL will be offered in tract.
TERMS Of SALE.-Onc-third Cash; cne-
third in one year and the balance in two years:
deferred payments TO bear interest from the day
Of sale aud to be secured by notes Of the PurchAs.
or all cash q, the option of the purchaser. Take,
will be paid 20 the day Of sale.
For further particulars inquire of either Of the
undersigned.
GEORGE NJ. HALLE.
e. WILSON HALLE,
Administrators with the win annexed Of Charles
I. Halle deceased. Long Green Pos, Office.
GEO. A. CAIRNES, Auctionecr. aug li.-t..
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-08-21

En-ADMISSION % CENTS
Twenty knights will enter the lists to contend
for the Prizes and honors Of browning the Queen
Of Love and Beauty and Attendant Maids Of
Honor.
The Grounds will be ia complete order with
seats. under shade. sufficient 90 accommodate all
who may attend.
Beautifully decorated Stand. Brass and String
Bands.
The public may feel assured tina, thi. will be an
entertainment OF high order.
Dancing will commence Immediately upon the
conclusion of riding.
Major Thomas u. Catch, Marshall William
cowicy. Assistant Marshal.
Orator.-c. u. SlingluG. Charge to the knights.
Charles u. fcndail. Coronation Address.
j"dyes-llon. Richard Grason. list 7. Cockcy.
Esq. Charles Hamilton. Esq, Col. Daniel Jcni.
fer. Robert $. Corse. Esq.
Time ks,per.-chris. Shaw. Esq.
Aug.-lI.-2t.
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rINRUSTEES' SALE
II
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. on THE PHIL.
ADELPllIA TURNPIKE. IN BALTI-
MORE COUNTY.

ADELpliiA TURNPIKE. IN BALTI-
MORE COUNTY.
by virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court for
Baltimore county. in Equity, passed 2sth -.
..7- May. \. d.. 1850. the undersigned, -
Ia Trustees. will offer for sale at the
Court House door. a; Towsoniown. on
Tae.iay. 24h day Of August, 1850,
a, Il o'clock ~.
ALL THAT LOT. PIECE OK PARCEL or
GROUND.
situate. lying anil being in Baltimore county, and
described as follows:
beginning for the same on the north side Of the
Philadelphia Road as widened by Andrew and
James Mandcrson at the distance Of two hundred
AMI thirty feet westerly from the northwest corner
Of Third street and the Philadelphia Road rs
above widencl, being also one hundred and four
teen feet westerly from the souhwes; corner ofthe
brick house belonging 70 Alexander y. Lowry,
and running thence westerly on the north side Of
tho Philadelphia Road twenty Ave feet; thence
northerly at night angles 10 the Philadelphia
Road one hundred and ffty feet thence easterly
parallel To the Philadelphia Road twenty Eve feet
and thence sOutherly at right angles to the Phil
adclphia Road ono hundred and my feet 10 the
beginning. being the same land aud premises de-
scribcd in mortgage from Edward ". fanny
aud wife to the Merchants aud Traders banking
Association Of Baltimore City, dated May 9Th.
1873. and recorded among the Land Records Of
Baltimore county, in Libcr r. II. A., No. 81, folio
POI, &c. This property IL subject TO an annual
ground rent Of $3.50. payable semi annually. on
the ist day Of November aud May In each year.
II IL improved by n two-story
BRICK BUILDING,
with frame back building, stable and usual out
building. Ground rent aud taxes will be paid
60 the day Of sale.
TERMS or SALE As PRESCRIBED ny THE
DECREE ARE :-One half cash and the bal.
ance in six months. or all cash, nj the option Of
the purchaser. the credit payment, u any, To
bear interest from the day of sale aud 10 be &C.
cured by note. endorsed TO the satisfaction Of
the trustees. A deposit Of $3.50 will be required
on the day Of sale.
ROBERT Il. BOARMAN,l
d. HOPPER EMORY, ''u''se''
Aug. 1.-ts.
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NOTICE.

N
Orricg CorSrr CeHsissioSERs BALro. Co..
TowsoSrowS, July -, 1850.
ORDERED that notice Is hereby given TO the
POLICE FORCE Of baltimore county that II any
officer be found visiting ar entering any restau.
rant or drinking saloon. or going to or attending
any pic. mic or public gathering Of any description
during the hours In which they are required To
be on duty (unless required by law or authorized
by this Board to at,end) shall upon proof be dis
charged FROM office. They are further notiGc, the
above order will be strictly enforced.
WILLIAM CARMICHAEL.
EDWARD W. STIEFEL,
JOHN II. MILLENDER,
County Commissioners for baltimore County
Test J. HARTMAN SCIIONE, Chief Clerk.
Aug. tI.-at.
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Liberal Premiums are offered aud competition
Is open TO ALL
Many new and attractive features will be pre-.
scented.
Handsome prizes are offered for Flowing Match
cs for Men aud boys; Test. Of Grace and Skill in
llorscmanship for Laiie. and Boys; Competitive
Horse. Shooting To- black smiths in the county
The Annual Address will he delivered ON Thurs
day. September 9th, at noon.
Trials of Speed every day--Tro,s, Running
Races. Pony Matches.
There will be nov 81 diversions daily. particulars
10 be hereafter announced.
Zine Band of Music will be- on the ground.
each dag.
II is the design of the Managers to make thi. a
comprehensive aud complete illustration u. the
Agricultural and Manufacturing resources of the
county, aud every citizen who has stock, products
or manufactured goods worthy Of exhibition il
cordially invited to display them. The Ladies Of
the county are uged To bring specimens Of their
skill and taste.
sfr In Thursday. September 9TH. at . T.. NJ.
there will be an AUCTION SALE. at which ar,i.
cies on exhibition or sent by members and stock
holders will be offered.
Admission % cents: children under ~ yrs. IL
cents; each horse % cents 60 Grand Stand or
Quarter Stretch. Is cents.
For any information or premium lists. apply to
the Secretary, WM. u. SANDS.
Aug. 2i.-3t. Timonium L. %. MI.