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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-17
ATTENTION FARMERS!
Save Money by Insuring yourPrOp-
erty In the
Agricultural Fire Insurance Comply
OF WATERFOWL, y. Y.
isscs january LIST. 1878, 1858, 1900.
= WATERFOWL, y. !

NiIE attention Of farmer. j. directed 20 the great
i advantage. in the way of Fire Insurance. Of
:crci By the above Company.
1t. asset. amount TO over Si.ooO,ooo. so tina,
failure is absolutely impossible.
II insures nothing but Dwellings and Farm
Property. rejecting all risky property. such "a
manufacturing or mercantile establishments.
II not only pays for all losse. by ire but foi
lum"y,. done 2 Lightning. whether fire cnsucs or
not.
1t also pays Lire Sfo'k killed by lightning
anywhere un tlc farm The latter feature will
commend ih. Company 10 the farnn. community.
The terms on which property is insured
favorable a ;hu.e Of any other Company in this
country.
\ large number % prominent and wc.known
person. have already at,c.tcl their confidence in
this Company by in,urinc their property therein.
and whose names will be furnished on application
60 u.
For further particulars. rates. &C.. call or
address. II. l.. BOWEN. Agent.
Towsoniown. Baltimore county. Nd.
Ian is-lv.
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Public School Entertainment.-On Tues
day night, 9th inst. public school No. ., 18th dis
trict. Miss Owings, teacher. gavo a highly credit
able entertainment, consisting Of rcetations. sing
ing. dialogues. &C.. which attracted an audience
largo a. to entirely I'll the house. The Garden
willie band was present and contributed very much
90 the entertainment. Miss Owings, who is I'M
firing in her work. deserves much praise for the
success of the entertainment. 4 large tree was
provided aud the school room was very clabora-
tely decorated with evergreen. Al the conclusion
of the exercises the band. with number Of other
invited guests. repaired TO the residence 81 Mr. j.
W. Jacobs. where grand supper had been spread
and which all heartily enjoyed. The affair was u
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The contract was awarded to Mr.. Todd.
Donations TO Garfield colored NJ. E

Donations TO Garfield Colored NJ. E.
Church, near Pikesville. -Haril Tyler, stew
ard of this church, has received from Messrs. Vim.
whitelock, W. d. IIough, y. Crook. Jas. Tyson.
u. 7. Psrlc,t, W. J. Hooper, VIM. II. Crawford.
y. T. King. Jesse Tyson. ID. Morton, Geo. Appold.
Chas. Markell and others, sufficient money TO pay
NIL the indebtedness Of the church; also $50 addi
tiona 20 be appropriated to the painting and other
necessary expenses. The church, which 10 = neat
frame building, will be n credit TO the members
aud congregation who feel very grateful and will
always remember In their prayers the above named
gentlemen for their generous assistance when they
were sorely pressed with debt. BAIL Tyler has
for long time been gable In his endeavor.
to get the debt paid. for which he feels justly
proud and thankful.
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Miscellaneous.
YORK ROAD RAILWAY.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

.R5E.
On anil after Thursday. May lst. 1879, leave
Baltimore and Holiday streets a. follows:
BALTIMORE TO wAVERLY.
At $50. : and go 4. ". Every fifteen minutes
from s.3O 90 l0.30 4. NJ. every thirty minutes
from 1890 4. VI. TO $50 +. NJ: every fifteen min
u;cs from 23O +. VI. 10 80 7. NJ: at ., ~ and
ll.3O J.. VI.
WANERLY TO BALTIMORE.
Al go and $50 A. VI. Every ff;ccn minutes
frem $50 To- $50 \. NJ. every thirty minutes from
$50 a. ". to l.5o T.. NJ: every fifteen minutes
from l.io 7. ". to 80 T. NJ; at 80. $50. $50
and 1880 =. ".
BALTIMORE TO GOVANSTOwN.'
Every half hour from G.3o 4. ". tor ~. and
at IL and il.3U J.. VI.
.GoNANSTowN To BALTIMORE.
Every hall hour from 4. VI. TO $50 T.. NJ and
ut $50 and 1899 l.. ".
BALTIMORE TO TowSONTOwN.
At halfpast each hour from 63O 4. ". to $50
T. ", AMI at 10 and ll.30 l.. VI.
TOwSONTOwN TO BALTIMORE.
Each hour from \. ". 90 ~ T. ".
To Western Maryland depot. fare cents.
To Grocnmount Cemetery, fare cents.
To Charles street Avenue by Car. on North
Avenue. connecting with llampdcn, Park Avenue
ami City Cars. fare cents.
March 22.'19.-ly.
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d. Hopper Emory, John +. Conrey and
Thomas J. Hunter, Trustees, Towsontswn.

SAvILLA JANE CAREY ETAL., rs. WILL
- LIAM BAuBLITZ ET AL. ~ tie CireHit
Court for Baifimorc coHHiy-iH Equity.
ORDERED by the Circuit Court for Baltimore
county, this 9TH day Of January. 1850. that the
sale made and reported by u. Hopper Emory,
John +. Conrey and Thomas J. Hunter, Trustees,
for the sale Of the real estate described In above
entitled proceedings, be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause 20 the contrary thereof be shown. on
or before the third day II February, 1850, provi-
ded n copy Of this order be inserted in some news
paper printed In Baltimore county. once in each
Of three successive weeks before the third day Of
February. lsSo. The report states the amount Of
sales TO be SGjO.OO.
WILLIAM VI. ISAAC, Clerk.
True Copy-Tesi:
WILLIAM N. ISAAC. Clerk.
Jan lot
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ien- A convention in favor Of local option and
the equalization Of taxes was called to meet at
lIagcrstown on Tuesday. The affair was 4 com
petc failure, not over a dozen persons attending.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-17

E1- Mr.. William l.. Gill, who for for,y.hve
years had been connected with the Merchants
National Bank Of baltimore, and for the past four
years its cashier, died at his residence in tina,
city on Monday night aged SO years.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-17

a Masquerade Party was held at the resi-
dcnce Of Dr. ". u. Gambrill. near Aibsrton. .nd
district the evening Of the 9TH int. The party
was managed by the young ialic. Of the neighbor-
hood. assisted by Misses Lu. T.. Gnmbril Of Tai
bot county. anil Eleanor VI. johnson anil Es,c!lc
Barnett. Of baltimore city. Many Of the costumes
were grotesque in the extreme. The evening
passed very pleasantly. tho dancing being KEEP,
up until daylight
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Earnings of tho Northern Central Rail.

way Tor IB7U.-FrOm the busincss records OF
tho Northern Central railway the following inter
c,tng statistics Of the principal articles received
at Baltimore on tina; road during the year 1879
compiled. The total quantity Of the articles
enumerated reaches tho aggregate Of l,51O.55i
tons while in ISIS the total reached ,06O 7s4
tons showing increase for the year just past Of
j0g.1sO tons. most gratifying exhibit coal. ll2,
I69 tons: general merchandise. IS0.3O2 tons
four ii7.g Gj barrels grain, 2j,2Ss. $50 bushels
live stock. l1.OS2 tons lime and plaster. 42i.7Is
bushels pig iron aud ore. 1928 tons lumber.
3l.Sj2.T32 feet coal oil, i99,9OS barrels butter.
2.iO5 tons lard aud tailow. tons; provisions
22.532 tons. Net tons 1879. i.j7O,55I; net tons
1875, ,OGu, 7si increase, j09.170.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-17

Circuit Court.-IIugh Bannon, Lloyd Sheek-
| els, Daniel DOnohue and Thomas u. Estep, riot
before reported verdict Of not guilty A. 20 Estep,
and guilty as 20 the three others; each 10 pay IS
and costs, and bo confined In the county jail for
sixty days. Lewis Brown, colored, assault with
intent 90 Kill guilty Of common assault, and sen
| fenced 60 jail for six months. Thomas G. and
| james Il. Laxear. surviving executors Of jesse
Lazcar, vs.. Philip Diets demurrer TO declaration
argued and overruled. Philip George Reed Va.
| Epaphroditus Swinney suit dismissed. Eleanor
j. Bosley vs.. William aud Elizabeth Mccormick !;
demurrer to first, second and third pleas sustained
and leave granted, to plead over. Peter Woods,
assignee Of Josephus 0rendorff, vs.. X. Il. Boar
man, John I. Yellott and John +. Johns, gar
nishees Of John Marsh and IieEekiah Capls judg-
nent for garnishees State Of Maryland, use Of
John T. Ens0r, administrator OF CathaTino 4.
West, deceased, vs.. Gist 7. cockey ct al; on mo-
tion. paper protesting 20 be rejonder stricken out
and leave granted defendant to rejOin over.
Baltimore Circuit. NJ. p. Church.-Rev
u. =. Benson will preach Tomorrow Sunday rs
follows Epson Chapel, II A. ". and T.. N. ;
Warren. Mt , i. NJ.
Rev. ". T. valian, will preach Tomorrow (sgp
day. NJ follows: Hall Chapel, at iOi A. NJ. (;
Providence, at "a 4. VI.
Rev. T. d. Valiant Of 81. Miehaers, Talbot
county, Nd. is expected to Gil the pulpitA nj Epsom
Chapel all the week from Monday.
- --
Z.o~Thc Westminster Adrocaie. which Is not
much given to complimentary notices of newspa-
pcrs which differ from IL politically, has the FOL
lowing to say Of the CStoS: "The TOwsontown
CsIoS commenced its 9TH volume last week. II
Is fine local paper aud makes u speciality Of that
department"
List OF Letters remaining in tho postoiiicc at
Towsontown, Nd, for the week ending Jan. 10th,
IsS0. will be sent to the Dead Letter Office Feb. H.
lsSO. IL not claimed: Lewis Beard, William Over
ton, Andrew Poindextcr, 1lrrrison Vest
SARAH FEAST, =. VI.
Another Old Defender Gone.-Mr. Igna-
titus knight, who served in the war Of lsi2-A,
died at Hereford. Baltimore county. on Sunday
last. aged about - years. lie was well.known in
the upper end u the county.
New Liquor Store.-wc invite attention to
the advertisement Of Mrs. RoseRhcin. Wholesale
and retail liquor dealer. IS north Gay street. Bal
timoTe.
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shoriFs Sale.

Shorif's Snle.--storm & Ristcau, auction
GERS. sold for sheriff Sladc on Wednesday, At the
suit Of Emily J. Morling W. the woodbcrry Land
Co., about twenty lots Of ground in Woodbury.;
purchased by Emily J. MOrling for $3.50.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-17

II found Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup to be n
most cffectua remedy, and feel sure that the most
stubborn cough and cold will yield to is healing
inauencc.-frank 5. Price, New Orleans, Aug. 6,
Is-l
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Re. openln1 Seryices.-snmme

Re.Opening Services. -Summerfcld N. y,
church. ut Calvcrton. will he rc.opcncd an sun.
day. Jan. 18th. Al u n. M. Love Feast at II
n. M. sermon by Rev. l.. y. Morgan. Il. D.; at !
Rev. !. Y. Gopeher; a, =. M. sermon BY Rev
J. A. Price.
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Oyster Supper and

Oyster supper and Festival.-The ladies
win hold an oyster supper and festival At 81.
Johns Mission, on the York road, ON Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday evenings Of next week.
Proceeds 10 be devoted 10 furnishing the church.
The object being worthy one II L hoped they
will be literally paironired.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-17

Steam on the York Road.-In the State
Senate on Wednesday Mr.. Williams Of Baltimore
county. presented petition from the President
and Directors Of the Baltimore and Yorktown
Turnpike Company asking for the passage Of an
act authorizing the use 81 steam on their road.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-17
Death OF a Respected Colored Man.

Donth OF O Respocted CoIored MGn.-
Emanuel Digs, n wcll-knOwn and highly respect
ell colored man. died near Piney Grove, ith dis
ttiet. few days ago. in the sgd year of his age.
lie was born u slave and belonged 10 the Johns
family. lie purchased his freedom at the age Of
thirty aud set iBiasiriousiy to work 20 make hi,
way IN the world. lilo enjoyed unusual good
health and never was sick until within twenty
days Of his death. Emanuel's funeral took place
ut Pincy Grove church and was largely attended
by both white and colorcd people. showing the e.
teen In which he was held. Tho services were
conducted by Rev. J. Loggins.
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Mantua Grange.-This Grange elected tn,

Mantua Grange.-This orange elected th
following officers the I'D inst, at the hall, Man
tua Mills. 18th district:
Mastcr-Eiw. l.. Philpot.
Ovcrsccr--Gco. chilcoat.
Leciurcr-O. ". Gent.
Chaplain-Dr. J. J. Given.
Trcasurcr--Aquilln Chilcoat.
Sccrctary--Chas. W. SctnEes.
Stcward-Edw. A. Cockey.
Asst. Steward. q. Gent.
Gatc. keepcr-w. u. griffith.
Cercs-Mrs. Edw. y. Phiipot.
Pomona-Miss Ella Chilcoat.
Flora--Miss Mary Griffith.
Lady Asst. StewaTd-Miss Annie Given.
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Will OF John p. Knox.

VIII of John p. Knox.-On Wednesday tho
will of John l.. Knox. late Of the 18th district de.
ceasel. was admitted 10 probate in the Office 81
the Register Of Wills. The estate is valued at
$9.ooo. anil j. divided equally among hi. three
children. Julius V. knoN. Chss. II. Knox and
Sophia e. T. Healer. the latter 10 receive $500
more than the other two. CLas. II. has the priv
ilcge Of purchasing. tho home place, Of 20 acres. ut
5000 per acre. upon the death Of any Of the devil.
sees. their proporiiona'c part 10 go 20 their re-
speetiyc child or children. Julius ". Knox j.
appointed sole executor Of the will. Letters Of
a'kpinistration were granted on the estate To the
above named executor and he filed bond in the
sum Of $ii.0uo. with Frederick Renter and {. II.
Knox Us surctics.
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List OF Letters remaining uncallcd for in the
Waycrly postoficc for the month ending Jan. ~.
lssU: Ella Ashley. patscy Price. care of +. ".
Brunigc; Mr.. u. i. Coleman. Isaac Curry, Rev.
Jas. Cailon. Mis- Louisa j. Crismcg. Robert J..
Coleman. Vim. Cor.c. II. II. bcGiry. y. l.. Dor,ey.
Mrs. Abbey ". Fields, Mi,s J. Juhnsun. GEORGE
HUM Jcil. Lourcy. Reuben Morris. a. u. Pu,,.
Richard stewart Mrs. Annie smith. Ninccn,
Staylor. Jos. Smith. Vim. Wyman. Helen Wyman.
Miss La Lu Ring Gold. Mrs. Martha Eichclbor.
ger. T. u. loxall. u. l.. NoXall.
= 4. EoNs Iti L. NJ
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Small pox in tho County.-On Chris,

day a tramp called nj the house of John J. Piert,
interpreter of the Baltimore county court. who
live. the Frederick road. four miles from the
city, and requested the privilege Of being allowed
g. ,icc,, in the stable. which was granted him A
few day, thereafter John Pollman, employed by
Mr.. rilc-t wheclwrisht, was taken ,ck, and
when physician was called in he pronounced the
disease smallpox. Pollman. who was about 80
years fase. grew rapidly and died on Fri
day night OF last week. Two of Mr.. pilerts
children were taken with the disease about the
same time and later Mrs. Pilert contracted IT, but
all have II IN "a miilsr form. II IL thought that
Pollman and the children caugh, the disease from
the tramp. Psllnan leaves wife and four
children.
A little child of Justice John W. Jackson, liv-
ing Ut Mount winans. 18th district. il also III
with the smallpox. supposed TO have been con-
tracied ia a similar manner.
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st. Johns Acknowledging on sunday
afternoon, 18th inst. at o'clock, by Rev. Edwin
Smith, Of Luthervile.
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Legal Notices.


TINIIIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That tho sub
i scribcr has obtained from the Orphans Court
for Baltimore county, letters Parliamentary On the
estate Of
FREDERICK BALLARD,
late Of said county. deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
10 exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof, TO
the subscriber
an or Jetorc The Sd day If JHly, 1850;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit OF said estate. Those indebted TO said cs-
tate are requested 90 make immediate payment
Given under my hand this Sd day of January,
1850. MARY BALLARD,
Jan. lO-lt) Exccutrix.
rJNHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
i scribcrs have obtained from the Orphans
Court of Baltimore county, letters Of administra-
ton ON the estate Of
BENJAMIN =. ANDERSON,
late Of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby warned &"
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof 10 the
subscribers,
on or J.fors tie Oh day Of JHiy. 1850;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 10 said cs-
tate are requested TO make immediate payment.
Given under our hands this 9th day Of Jan
uary, 1850.
JULIET +. JORDAN,
BENZ. =. JORDAN,
Administrators with the will annexed.
Jan. lot.
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Lumber Lumber I'VE invite attention 70
the advertisement Of Mcssrs. Samuel Burns Co.,
extensive lumber dealers. lOi Light street wharf.
baltimore. This firm carries q very large stock
Of building materials Of all kinds, which they sell
at low prices and guarantee satisfaction. IL II
our pleasure 10 state that members Of the present
firm have been advertising In the USioS for years
and IL must pay theta to do so because they have
been increasing their space every year for the
past three years and Of course are paying Us more
money. They are reliable businsss men-nous
standing be,ter--and hence their success. They
deserve liberal patronage.
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From wnrren. e,h n,s,r,c,

From Warren. 9th District. Store
SHHday Srhooi-Thc Nee Nch"ai BuiHiiny, Dr.
Within the pas, few weeks new store has been
/ opened On the Warren road. q short distance
south oi the factory. owned and conducted by Mr..
u. :. smith. who offers 20 the public u hnc collcc-
tion Of groceries. notions, &c. all Of which he Il
selling on reasonable terms. Obiiging and ai,en-
tive and wiihal polite and pleasing this gentleman
Is certainly entitled TO respectable share Of pub
Tic patronage.
The annual election for officers aud teachers of
the ". /. sabbath school. was held the It'll and
llth insis.. resulting In favor Of a majority who
had served tue preceding year. Too much bust
ness and too little spirituality rciar materially the
progress Of this school, making IL irksOmc and the
time for dismissal unusually long.
The remains of Mr.. Ezekicl Frederick. cx mail
carrier between this place aud Cockeysville. were
inferred ut Poplar" On the 9Th inst, Rev. J. Cain
officiating.
Hurry and industry are the leading character.
isiics Of the school building shut in from the
exposure Of the elements by heavy covering Of
slate. the foUr laid and lathing commenced pre-
paratory to plastcring. the finishing process will
follow in regular order and all be completed Mt
early day
When the boys and girl' viii leave a, once prison
dark and drcar,
To greet the sunshine and TO breathe u purer at
mosphcrc.
With happy faces smiling. o'cr'prcad with beams
ofjoy.
A. they haste to take possession and more cheer.
ful hours employ. CSIS.
Grange Election, &c.-M the hrs; regular
meeting in December the members Of Summit
TRANCE. I. OF H.. No. lGi. elected the lolloNing
officers for the ensuing year:
Masicr--Nincent Mccullough.
o,crsccr-Samuc tore.
Lccturcr--John Balm.
Stcwarl--Jas. u. Mccullough.
Asst. Stcwarl-Philp :. Cross.
Chaplain--.Iohn ". Cooper.
TTcasurcr-wm. Mccullough.
Sccre,ary-Jacob y. Shauck.
Gate. kecper-Gcorgc Miller.
Ccrcs-Mrs. Susan Mccullough.
p"mona-Mr,. Maria .Shauch.
Flusa-Mr,. Mary liull.
Lady As.t. Sicwafi-Mis. Serena Mccullough.
The above named uiliscf. were duly installed on
Tuesday evening Jan. l"th. by Past Master. Geo.
VI. FutE. assisted by Past A,,i. steward. John T..
HULL. Speeches were made ly both retiring ani
incoming oiliccfs--ihc retiring officers reviewing
their past official lite aud the incoming officer.
promising for the future.
Mr.. Samuel Gurc. the incoming oycrsccr. read
an address which full 81 deep thoughts AMI IL
the aimontiun. contained in IL are iut IN practice
ty tbs farming c,inmuniiy the fa;,usr will ~
longer b" the dur ct 'hr Designing politician or
- newer uf wool AMI drawer "f water. but the
Peer oi the noble, in the land.
This GIAnsc numbers serenity member. anil
does "a larger busnc,. through the state Agency
than any other Grange in the county.
oH>LEVIE.
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Difficulty Adjusted Tx,

Difficulty Adjusted.-Th Executive Com
mittcc Of the Emory Grove Camp Meeting Asso-
citation met in Baltimore on Monday evening 10
consider propositions from President Hood. Of the
Western Maryland Railroad Company, with refer
enrc TO the fare to be charged TO Emory Grove
from Baltimore during the camp meeting season.
Since the controversy between the railroad com
pany and the association last summer on this sub
jsci there has been much correspondence between
the Executive Committee and Mr.. Hood. which
finally resulted in the following propositions from
him, via II the association allowed trains Go run
20 the camp ground on Sunday the fare from Hill
len Station for the round trip was 60 be fixed At
60 cent. and from Fulton Station at 80 cents. II
no Sunday trains were allowed the fare from Hill.
len Station was 10 be - cents and from Fulton
Station 90 cents. The committee, by unanimous
vote. decided % allow no visitors 10 the camp on
Sunday. and accepted the las, named proposition.
The camp ground is now being inelOscd with a
fence.
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From chestnu, Ridge. ath District.


H"uH.-.i Fi.', sling >'h""i -O4.''r NuJy.,.-
Cw'kr.. d'.-ii :. not often We see an, thing ~
your valuable nusIal from "ut section. >" ihoggt
| Iuld Try to send yuu fc% items. The mo,,
weather Of the lat Few weeks has made onr road.
we'll. | ncycr-that i. hardly ever saw them
50 bal.
our public schools. 81 which wc have two ~
the Ridge proper. are in louri.hiu: condition.
School 81. 1. laugh, 10y MIR. VIM. L. iijp,lcy. in
the last sN year has increased the number On the
roll :ruH u. when hc i's; took charge. o. 81 tho
present term. which thnk spoaks well fur the
teacher aud III, growing esteem Of the community
FOR public schools.
uysier suprcfs are booming in ou- ci.hbor-
hood ju,t now. Last week u very sucrcssfr! one
was held ut Ridge Chapel and mex; week there &.
60 be one at the Herman Lutheran Church. From
the well known ability Of the laiy mana ger. sc
may cXpec, good time. They have promised t.
serve the oyster, in both language.
Speaking uf churches remind. ne 1T the fact
tina; We have on the Ridge NJ c.. than four inside
If circle If les than three mile. making il vcty
hard 10 raise minister. salaries. hence oyster sup
pers and festivals. bat the morals Of tile con,nu.
nifty are corrc.roniinSly good. We have NO con
stable AMI bu, one ma gistfaic aud he wuui siar,c
g. death il tie had e. live oil lis Office.
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