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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-03

Maria Barton vs.. John Almony verdict for
plaintiff for Sil5.gJ. Thomas &. AMI James y.
laEear. surviving executors Of Jesse LaEear. w..
Philip Die,E judgment Tor plaintiff by coRscssioa.
for Sio. With stay % execution for three months
John Nost. assault Adjudgei not guilty. Rich
ard Smeardon. Phil. Grace and Henry bearing.
Jr. indicted for riJtins and disordsTiy conduct
on the u. -. railroad; gave bail. each in the
sum of $500. With Patrick 0'Brien, Joseph ~.
Dru6. John Eiehelmas and Samuel J. Robinson
respectively as securities. James Hart. indicted
for assault. gave bail in seoo. with Richard Roche
as surety. SilAs He'll. colorei, assault. gave bail
In $500. With George ". wade : surety. Elisha
BossOm. assault, gave bail in the amount % S20o.
with Thomas J. Benson surety. Henry Jonss.
eslorsi larceny, guilty. sentence reserved. frsd.
Moore. larceny. adjudgel guilty sentence re-
served. Paul fsttsr pleaded guilty to larceny
sentence reserved.
John Hodges. larceny not guilty. Adam Low
~. eOiore. burglary plea Of guilty confessed and
prisoner sentenced to the renitcntiaTy for eight
years and three months. Same. sane oaense.
second case; ssettsi. Salle Woods, larceny ; net
guiliy.
Annie Price. larceny. adjadsed guilty. Mary
Hail alias Mary furEefson. assault With intent o.
kill and assault aud battery, not guilty on first
count. but guilty on the second. Jshn Summers.
assault and battery. adjudged not guilty. frAnk
Smith. larceny. guilty. fraak Bower and Tru-
man Bower, larceny. VIM. :. keech, counsel Tor
the prisoners. filed demurrer stating that the
property charged to have been stolen vas not suf-
heisnsly described In the Indictment. The eouE;
oveFTulsd the demurrer. T.. Zeil 4 Son ~. A. q.
Gent. Judgment extended for plaintiff for Sij1.5s,
aud interest from date and S2.33 cost ef protest.
Sane W. Albert T. Love, judgmsn: extended for
plaintiff for sl53.7i and interest with Ss.s cost Of
protest
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yo-F. Flo,l;. manufacture AMI de.;rr in llu-
man Hair floods. peg:smer, All I'..s, Articles.
is5 y. Ra;aN street. Baltimore. HFaiis. fGfs.
cur!s. Front Pieces. yiIse,. 1e.. made Of the
very bes; hair. We 10 up Hair Cvinbinss in a
superior manner. all tie roots 20 the top. CNoTcis-
ing great care NJ; 1, waste ami break III" long
hair Comhing' set, D.. mail or cxpfss' reeei's
nrrntlf nifrnfiDn.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-03

cS-Wy ea,w ihs' t.o pe.r.,-a'i politicians
ia;aa ;asiu, e aanl IN o.r primary 'aee'in-' IN
a ~ way. y, i,sa i; tie daty of tie LNe-E;.'e
Committee :, make ,u-h re- 't'i";. ioF so'efnus
thee meetings VII. Is.-ea' e.. :. anwi.,e. me
iuauvase. lr tie Republican party.
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"a Tn, Grand = ~. If Ii ,uarI county. a:ier
It, Aijouram sn,. ;.eh 8 ,a;c IN tie presidential
question with the following T,set bayaTi. L.;
Ti!lsn. 6; sherman. !. ), sill b seen the PER
eenisrs OF Republican. on Howard county Grand
Juti., i, exceedingly small
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Legal Notices.
Alexander Wolff, Attorney at Law, Law
buildings, Baltimore, Md.

TINHE CARROLLTON LAND AND LOAN AS
i ISOLATION OF BALTIMORE COUNTY
vs.. ELIZABETH GLENN AND NICHOLAS
iy--in Lquily.
ORDERED by the Circuit Court for Baltimore
county this 10th day Of March, 1850. that the sale
made and reported by Alexander Void, Attorney
for Mortgage Of the property mentioned in the
proceedings in the above entitled cause. be ratified
and confirmed. unless cause to the contrary shown
on or ictor, The l2h day If april. lss0: prOvi-
ded copy u this order be inserted in some news
paper printed in Baltimore county once in each Of
three successive weeks before the 18th day Of
April. 1850 The rcpor; states the amount Of sales
to be S2,250.
WILLIAM 81. ISAAC, Clerk.
TruO Copy-Test:
WILLIAM n. ISAAC. Clerk.
March 2O.-it
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DEATHS.


EFIfF"
Iuj NG.-un sunday. Match 2>td. a; his resi-
dsncc near Union Meeting House. Valentine
Youns. aged - years. months All 20 days.
PlPER.-At the residence oi Judge Miller. Eli
eoit City. an the -6tA instant. Jai4,s l.. Piper.
in the .ist year e ii. age.
COLE.-NsaF Ms-tmiusicr. MI. on sunday 2>:l.
Of March. Mr.. Betscca Cole. aged about 30
year.. vile Of Charles Cole.
REMARE.-On March Slst. Mrs.. Esther HsmATc.
in the soth year Il her age. wife Of Richard 4.
Rcmsrc. oi MoHktan. Baltimore county.
wHITTEE.-Ai the rssidca e 81 Nn. II. Eaby
ToWsoltovn, on the 1T Cd: April. aits! a short
illness, Miss Mary J. Whittier. % Frederick. Nd.
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Died In Jail.-An insane man named smink,
resident " the 18th district. died in the county
jail % Monday night. Of hsmorrhsg 90 Of the lungs.
He had been 10 jail several months. having besn
placed there BY his wife. Justice Herbert hsli an
Inquest and the jury rendered = verdict in seeor-
dance with the fae,I. The relatives tSok charge
Of the remains.
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From Fairvisw. 10th District.

From Fairview, 10th District. 49," Eoet.'-
NJ HpHss-.iH ieYai'ifioH--.N,,e Store Kssp.r
Road Well san Bry. ..c.-I feel encouraged g.
write again. soeins tso Of your correspondent
have Developed into poets. and right good ones
too. don't know what may be in store for me by
continuing 20 be n eorFespondsnt Of the USioS.
Mr.. VIM. EeshAr; j. now engaged in building o
dwelling house on farm which he recently pur-
chased from Mr.. WIN. II. Curtis. near this place.
Mr.. Isaiah Watkins has taken possession Of the
farm which he recshtly purchased from Mr.. WIN.
Tarnbaugh. on the road leading from this place 20
Ph@nix. We would gladly welcome more such
men in the nsighboThood ss Mr.. Eekhart and Mr..
Watkins.
Mr.. Vim. II. Curtis. our new store. kesper aud
postmaster. is rapidly Ellins up hi, shelves with
an entire rev stock Of goods such - are usually
found in \ country store. We certainly wish him
success in his new enterprise, a. n good, we'll
stocked store in this community will be = great
convenience.
While Mr.. q. n. Duncan was engaged 10 pack
ing some furniture ia q wagon. preparatory to
moving the same TO Ph@nix. his horse took fright
and ran the wagon against telegraph pole where
he succeeded in ridding himself ofthe wagon and
raa down the pike. The damage 10 the wagon
Sas comfortable. besides = valuable mirror and
other articles Of furniture were broken.
An eHortis being made o. close the old York
road from Smiths 10 Jackson Wilson's. This
would be decided incon venisncs 20 q great many
Of our residents and trust our commissionsrs
will froWn down such unJast proSsoding.
Notwithstanding the continued vet weather
some of the wells at this place are still dry
from the effects oflAst years drought. noticed .
man recently labOring earnestly al pump handle.
| trying 10 get = drink. The rain was peuring
doun on him from above. aud the mud vas knee
deep under foot, and yet he could not be satisfied
80 be left in disgusi with the remark that be wss
| in about the same situation the man Who vas
in the middle Of the Mississippi river and dying
| for the want Of water.
A friend Of ours. after reading your paper. laid
IL doun With the remark that he eoald get more
| interesting news from the USIox than from any
other county paper.
In the future will date nv letters from Sunny-
brook, - this 10 our postal title. FLixr.
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yI'nT> Il To GIVE NOTICE. Tha, the sub
1 scfibcr la. obtaineI from the Orphans
C"ir; fer Baltimore county. letters of admns;ra-
ton on thc c.taic Of
GEORGE JACKSON.
late ol .aid county deceased. Al persons having
claim. Esain,; the ,aii estate are hereby warned
to exlibi, tie same with tie vouchers thereof, to
the 'ubsctitcr.
on ar ,l,r, lie gm dry p September. 1850;
they may pthc."se By law be excluded from all
benefit e.; .a,I csiaic. Those indebted TO said e.
tate are s,..ue.'c 90 make immediate payment
Gi,cu At .r iay hand this 9th day e March. lss0.
JAMES NORRIS.
March i3.--4: Administrator.
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Church Fair.-The members Of 81 james
". 7. eolorcd church, TOusontOun. held a fair
Eve evenings this week. II well attended
each evening and considerable money uas realized
for the benefit Of the church.
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rINHIS Is To GIVE NOTICE. That the sab
i scribcrs have obtained from the Orphans
Court tor Baltimore county. letters Parliamentary
on the csiatcof
CONRAD DITZEL.
li,c % sail county deceased. Al persons having
claims against tie .ai.l estate are hereby warned
{" exhibit the ,e'nc with the vouchers thereof. to
tho subscribers.
az cor t,f.re ~, 23F iny II S.pi,mLsr. 1850;
benefit Of sail c-;a;c. Those indebted 90 said es-
tate are requested leo make immediate payment
Giycn under our hands this 2ad lay OF March.
t--U. JOHN T.. CLARK.
AUGUST HOFFMAN.
March TIT Executors.
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Slaughter House Property Sold.-Storm
A Ris,sau. anetionsers. seld on Saturday last, on
the premises fer Msssrs. A. sharp and William s.
keseh. trustees. . lot q ground situated on Mar
rio;t street. the Frederick road. Let district
improved BY . dwelling house, slaughter hsu,s.
&e. and OossPisi By Adam Newman purchased
BY Vim. MssgrAuf for $50.
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Strikes.- There were two more strikes among
the coiorei men on the water works Thursday
They demanded an iscrsass Of pay which in one
case was given them and in the other refused.
There vas no trouble. however.
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VNuIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE. Tha, the sub
/ scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
for Baltimore county, letters Documentary on the
estate of
CHARITY e. GOSNELL.
late Of said county. deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
10 exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof 10
the subscriber.
on or G,tore me 24a day # !S.pfemL,r. 1850;
they may otherwise by law lie excluded from all
hencdt Of said tate. Those indebted 60 said es-
tate are requested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 18th day Of March.
l>>O. SARAH 4. NORRIS,
March 25-it.1 Exesutrix.
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Election OF vsstrymsn. &c.-On Monday
afternoon last the followin. gentlemen elect
ID ve,trymen Of Trinity p. 4. church, Tousentouns
Jas. W. OvinE,. Dr. q. NJ. Bosley. john Ridgsly
% H.. DIR. J. Piper, fredk Won kspf, A. d. Tai
bOti, WIN. n. Raby and wm. $. Ksech: variens,
Jas. W. Ouings and Fred'k Won Kspf; register.
WIN. s. kssch; delegate TO diocesan convention,
DR.. q. ". Boslsy; alternate. John Ridgsly Of n.
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Eotice.-The sale Of Oliver =. smith. for
which hsndbills have been ported. ~ill tAss place
a hi. residence. half mile east of Tovsontovn. on
tss JopPa road, Instead Of at the farm Of the late
Ebbt. Jsnkins. See advertisement.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-03

Monthly Entertainment regular
ssenthly entertainment Il the Missionary Society
81 Epsom ". +. Sabbath school will be held On
Sunday next. at q ?. m. An interesting pro-
gramne will be offered. All invited.
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Registers Appointed. The Governor on
Thursday appointed Geo. ". feelmyer. register 81
voters fer the 10, district. vice DR.. y. u. Gerry.
rejected. and Thomas Bond Tor the ieth district.
vice ThOs. ". Richardson. rejected.
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From wbI.emarsh. Iith pistrlct.-

"ubcmATbu, lALn OlhITACb.-fHf-
yrorrmsnf az tie philadelphia Rodd-ArcidsHtai
Dsafh-in Enterprising Farmer i"faioe,-A
TArsaf fo Glaze The Schools. de.--Thefe Il nothing
transpiring in quiet nsighborhuat O. interest
tho general reader. but improvement along the
lne Of the PhiladelPhia road is quite noticeable
In new buildings aHd cleaning up the scfubby
woodlands. which make such an eye. sore through
out the country. The starting Of the Locust
Grove furnace the purchase Of wood aud ore for
its use and employment Of considerable labor. will
no doubt do much TO improve matters hcrcabouts.
An old man. in the employ Of Mr. Jacob Gsrscli.
fell from ladder whilst getting into n hay NOV,
= few days ago and sustained injuries which
caused his death shortly afterwards.
am informed that surveyors arc At work get
ting the land owned BY the city on the lower part
Of the GunpoWdsr falls divided into lots which
will soon be- offered for sale. This Is right, as the
city gets but little revenue from Ahis land. and
presume the county gets nothing from IL.
Our near ncighbor and friend. Mr.. David A..
kenney, has, in addition to the whitsmarsh farm.
taken that belonging to the Eiehelberger estate.
the two making over 900 acres, which he handles
with much ease as some Of our twenty acre
gardeners do theirs. | wish him success for I
think he well deserves II.
would DO very glad TO have Mr.. Gernah's re-
eeipt for big crop potatoes IL be can guarantee
the yield 10 be over 800 bushels per acre. aud
would vi lingly pay = much larger price for il
than no asks in his advertisement.
So it appears that there 10 danger Of our schools
being closed for want Of funds. Perhaps II the
School Commissioners would not build such costly
houses the money would suffice. In our district
there Is = new brick house. said 10 have cost
$1,000. which amount would have built three
good frame ones such as are common throughout
the county.
IL Is hard TO discover whore rctrsnehment be-
gins. either In county or State expenses. Useless
aud costly clerks and other officials are retained
and fattcned on the hard labor Of the working
man. and 90 il will remain As long as We arc
slaves TO our partisan feelings.
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Fine Shoes.-If you want nice pair q shOes
OF boots call on Alfred PhipPs. in the rear Of
Ady's Hotel. Towsontoun. Ladies and ehiidren's
shoes made to order. Repairing . speciality.
decd work and low prices.
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Smash Up.-Mr. Frank MeTavish had his
buggy smashed at his farm. near Meredith's ford.
on Thursday last eAa,sl by his horse getting away
from him at the entrance gate 20 the place. The
horse vas not hart.
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Brewery Burned.--The tuo.ttory frame
brewery Of :. Hslidorfsr. located At Canton, vas
entirely consumed BY Ere on Monday night last
The loss uill reach between 81 900 and Sso O0o
which there IL an Insurance of q. goo in . New
York company. The dwelling Of the proprietor
was saved through the exsrtions Of the Highland
town Hook aad Ladder Company. Ten thousand
dollars worth 81 manufactured beer. stored in the
vaults under the brewery. was not damaged.
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List OF Letters remaining in the postoaies 81
Toss0ntown for the week ending March 25ih. will
be seat 10 the Dead Letter Ofies May LIST. Iss0.
IL no, eiaitssi; Lewis BraXton. Mrs. Annie Bun
ting, Miss Alice Rogers. SARAH fFAsT. 7. n.
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Court Expenses total expenses q the
Circuit Court for Baltimore county for December
term. 1879, we're Ss,5lO.9i.
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MARCH TERM. 1850.

Ha.. Rieiari Gra.oa, Ckief JaIg,: Hga. George
isii"n. i..oeisfs JHig,; D.G.McIa,osi. E.7..
Sfafsis AIRY: Ma. ". Laar. E.y. clerk:
Wiiiaa 4. SHADE. by. Skerig.
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Easter Scrvicss.-Ths services in Trinity 7.
Z. church. Towsontcws. on Sunday morning last
were Of very impressive character. The Rector,
Rev. DIR. lloH, delivered mos, effective discourse.
suitable TO the occasion after which the Sacrament
Of the Lords Supper was administered. The
music. under the direction Of Miss Mann. leader
Of the choir, vas very sns and was follows:
"Christ our Passover" Cathedral Chant; Te
Deum, Stevsss Jubila,e: IIymn loo. uymnal;
Hymn -. Coxe; Oaertory solo ani chorus
"Angls. roll the rock awsy." Danks: LYNN ?0T /:
"Tri,Agisn, church choir "Gioria in Excsl,is."
Tuekerman. Mr.. Levy, Baltimore orEanis,.
specially engaged for the occasion. The choir
10 composed Of the following ladies and gentle
mon Miss Mann. leader Mrs. John I. Yeilot;,
Miss Maggie Doughsrty. Misses Fanny and Anna
Pilson. Miss Amy Isaac. and Messrs. X. Edwin
Hook, Chas. s. Grason aud Chas. u. McClesn.
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For tho House OF Correction.-Ju Justice
Cloudy. committing magistrate at the Frederick
road station house. on Monday last ssn; Albert
Smith AMI james Mccall to IA. House of correc-
ton Tor SIX months On tho charge Il Vagraney.-
Complaint had been made aysins: them by num-
Der of PEOPLE living on Harrison lane.
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Birth-Night Supper.-Mr. 4. II. Pairo. pro-
prieior o; the Golden Eing IIo,si. Philadelphia
road. onisrtaissl large number Of his fFiend. At
supper on Wednesday night last. March SLIT; the
occasion being the anniversary Of his birth day.
A very pleasant tigEs was had.
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Mil Property sold.-Eduia II. Webster.
trustee, sold Al Bslair. the 22nd Of March. the
mill property Of John W. Stritehea. situated on
the Little GunpOwder falls, partly in the 10th dis
trici Of thi. county and partly in Hartford cOunty.
10 Jonas n. Nonemsksr. for =. zoo. The property
i improved by grist and sau mill, duelling. &c.
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Shop, &C. Burnod.-on Tuesday morning
81 last week the wheeiuright shop and tenant
house of Henry GuntheF. situated the line. in
Hartford county, was destroyed By FIRE, which
property we're saved With difseslty. Lon about
$50: insured.
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Towson Guards.-Aflsr the dress parade on
Monday afternoon last this organization re elected
the foiouin. officers Captain. u. q. Mclntosh /;
Frat Lisut.. John Riigely of ~. Second Lieut..
Charles u. Mclean; orderly Sergeant. :. e..
T0msy. The company has about ATTY members
and holds weekly drills in the armory over
Shsaisys store.
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Items from Aiberton and Vicinity. I'd
District. The cold wet weather Of March has
made gardening somewhat backward. though gen
eral farm work was 80 much advanced during tie
mild weather Of the pas; winter that the late cold
snaps have intericrel with /; but little. Wheat
looks very well. and the prosPse; i for good
crop.
br. ". e. k!oman. who purchased the Hollo-
field property. about n mile from Aiber,on. on the
Howard county side. hss made several improve
meats this spring. BY the erection of an addition
o. the dwelling. a new barn. aud a wire fence.
which. all taken together. add very much 20 the
looks Ani comfort of the place lie ha. also made
q new road which makes IL much easier Of access.
Wire fencing is receiving soma attention in this
neig hborhood. Thos. X. Hartley and DR.. ". u.
Ganbril will use several thousand fee, Of wire.
in fencing, this spring. They will use the plain
wire.
Mollie Cornihwai;e. an employee o: the Alber-
ton cotton mill. fell on the stairs Of the mill on
Suih ulto.. and sprained the left knee severely.
Mr.. u. VI. Shawsn. with the Gary Manufac-
turing Company. has been appointed orgAnist for
ST. Joseph's Catholic Chapel At AlbertOn. Mr..
Shawen has been receiving instructions for some
time nnlSr Prof. Powers % Woodstock college.
BARR.
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Attamnt 70 Fscana.-

Attempt 70 Escaps.-Adanl Lowry. the col
erel man who was convicted heretofore fer rob
hing the store 81 Mr.. ". ". Welsh. at RsistsFs-
town. vas on Wednesday sentenced by Judge Vel.
lott to eight years and three months confinement
in the psni;eniiary. While being removed from
the Court House 10 the Jail, in charge of Deputy
sheriff ElSooi Lowry made bold attempt TO
escape. notwithstanding the fact that he vas
hsni-eufei. Watching a favorable opportunity
he dashed OF like deer. the officer pursuing him
AMI firing two shots At him. Lowry ran Abog,
three quarters Of . mile and vas finally over.
haulei ON the Sheppard Asylum property aEd
brought back. Neither of the shots took effect.
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School Entertainment.

School OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pupils Of
Friendship school. 18th district. gave . highly
ereiitAble entertainment on MoadAy night last.
which vas enjoyed By . large audience. The
dialogues. reeitations. tabcaex, music. 4e., were
rendered in . mastery manner. rejecting credit
upon the children ~ we'll upon their very Ell
eisn, teacher. Miss Eliza 2. igls. and her assist
ant. Miss Clara y. Burton. Among those who
took proninsnt parts we're Edward Wagner. Ross
MeComas. Judson Burton, TArlton Riley and
Willie TaFber;. The musical portion Of the pro-
gramms was particularly we'll rendered. Prof.
Singleton performed on the violin.
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cavent 70 .ho wan OF Augus, neck.-A

Sales for Taxes.-SheriG worthnston sold
At the Court iiouse ON Wednesday. for taxes due
for the wear 1871, the following pieces CT property
10, in the g;h district. Of Taylor aud Wash
ington streets. assessed TO John O.. Clemens. for
SIS lot in the same distr T. intersection .: North
avenue AMI Hagi5ri road. assessed :, samuel
Cheney. for 500: 10, in same district. the cas-;
side OF Old Fall. road. assessed to john Donnelly,
for $50. all purchased b. i. Hartman Schone.
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oovans Socials. pleasure organization.
composed Of young folks Of Govanstown and viein-
ity, gave . private entertainment al Harry Me
Gowan's Poiat Bieszs Hotel. on Monday night
last The party was conveyed 10 their des,ina
tion in one % Gsogs kinnsar's siK horse coaches
leaving Govanstoun At 40 p. IN. An elegant
supper was served By MeGousn aud dancing vas
continued all Night. Prof Stokes music vas
gagged for the occasion. Jshn J. Mccullough j.
treasurer.
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Election OF Oficsrs.-At a meeting Of the
To-sontown n. T.. Sunday School Board. held on
Wednesday evening. the following officers we're
elected for the ensuing year: Superintendent Jas
T.. Dunphy; Assistant. john Burns; Secretary
and Treasurer. A. &. Crout; Librarian, J. T.. fay-
hart; Assistants. Eud. Murray. Ewd. Norwood ;
Dunphy.
The following persons were then elected officers
Of the Asbury Missionary Society: Presiden,. J..
y. Dunphy: Vice President. J. u. Roe; Secretary.
J. +. Fiayhart; Treasurer, Ewd. Murray: Board
Of curaiors. J. Z. Dunphy. J. y. flAyhar;. J. d.
Roe, Mrs. Jas. Sheridan, Miss Alice Herbert.