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The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-16

WAS IL \ FrSERAL The convention held at
Havre Dc Grace. which went through the motion.
Of nominating Mr.. Talbot, l. thus spoken of By
the R'PHJiiea". Grecnback paper OF that town
The members had all learned their parts as
taught by the ring and went through with IL with
the utn'ost mechanical precision. The thing was
80 well cut and dried that IL made the whole bust
ness most strikinHiy dry. IL was more like the
burial than the NJ -nination of popular candidate
BY great and victorious party. II really look.
20 u rs IL the rngsters feet that il may turn out
q harder task than they trst anticipated to carry
poor candidate safely through against the strong
and popular candidate the Republicans have pu,
up"
After the convention mass meeting was held.
at which Senator Gorman. Mr.. Talbot and others
made speeches. The Senator paid a very high
tribute 20 Col. Webster. lie was followed BY Mr..
Talbot Of whom the Republican speaks thus:
"Mr. Talbot, tho nominee Of the party for this
Congressional district, was the next speaker; his
speech was made up of the usual TRADE Of abus.
Of the opposite party and praise Of his own. lie
also failed 10 awaken much enthusiasm. though he
acquitted himself much more creditably than on
former occasion in this place. Truth compel. us
to say that the meeting. save in the elaborate
pFeparations' was not success either in point of
numbers in attendance, sPeechc. or snthusasm.
Wonder what was the nature Of Mr. TaiLott's
behavior ION former OCCASION" II the R.,rL-
hcaH had told Us something about that &, would no
doubt have made very interesting reading.
The Wilmington Daiiy N,r.. in Publishing the
proceedings Ofihe convention. say, Of Mr.. Talbot,
'lIe was introduced TO the convention by the
president. and in short speech. highly saiogi.,ir
e hi~.oy and deroyotory 10 G.n. Gar6,id. he
thanked the Convention for the honor they had
done him
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THE CnisIS.-This i. the most important crisi.
the country has seen since lS60. There are cir
eumstanees Of grave moment involved in the
campaign. None yrarsr than the fact tia; tho
Democratic party starts in this contest with Wade
Hampton's pledge Of l3s electoral votes TO be de-
ivered to Gen. Hancock. Thi. i. the "Solid
South The vast majority "f these are o. be
obtained rifh"H 'traggic. They are counted.
barsainci, sold and delivered before they are cast
Wade Hampton pledged them at Cincinnati
To do this vast Republican majori,ics in seven
Southern states are completely aHni,iiaiei and
the voice Of - electoral votes .ppr....d II the
Democratic party will unload its .ho; guns. dis
band its whi,e.leagues ani relshir, orsanisa-
iion' aud practice the teaching. Of the fifth plank
in its platform and allow ,r.ry voter u freely rx-
erci.e his "righi 90 irs. Laiioi" and give them
-'I fair cpuHi." Hancock would stand no more
chance Of getting these > electoral votes than he
does Of being Emperor Of Germany next March
brutality, menace. sho, guns. ride clubs. tricks
tissue ballots. frauds AMI false counting will stie
the voice and votes Of seven State. we suppose
this is Estates Rights. Ifnro northern States
can be carried by fraud. Democratic 'cppeuha gen
~"' nF'Ns" s"'" 'he CONTAMINATION "i democratic
de'potism will be complete. Pa, a bayonei TO
their breast aud deprive people of their voice in
public Affairs and that is despO,ism. Let them
vote. bu, oase, every homes, one of theirs by two
fraudulent ones. or let them vote and return the
minority elected by false count aad IL is no less
despotism. The method only and not the re-
suit Is changed. The American people has vast
deal Of patient federation. but we are persuaded
they will not tamely submit TO the brutal dicia-
iion Of the minority forever. This ''isarf. every
other issue"
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Miscellaneous.
JUDGES OF ELECTION.

Presidenfi"i and Congregational Ei~-fion, so
Published by Authority
OFFIcL CorSrY C0saissIoNEns az EAt1o Col
TowsontOwn, Sept. 2!th, lSsO.
ORDERED By the County Comm. ..ioncr. Of
Baltimore county that the fplowins named Der.
sons be and they are hereby appointed ~ DGES
or ELECTION ut the general election Z" be-
held November 81. ISs0:
-First District
f..:, rr.''..,-isAAc PEDDIcoGD. DAVID
LEONARD. HENRY SCIILOSSEE
!Ss""Hd PSseiHcf-JOHN J. PILERT. JOHN
". WALKER. ALEXANDER J.. CROSBY.
SECOND District
GERARD EMMART. DAVID WILSON, WILL.
LIAM H. SHIRLEY.
Third District
1T P.,ciacf-IlENEY 7. DALEY, JAMES ".
BERRY. EPilRAIM HOFFMAN.
20 PSsriHct-wILLIAM POLE, SR., MARTIN
". MANGER. JOSEPH ". JAMES.
:i't it'rin'i-C. LYON ROGERS. SAMUEL
BRADY. JAMES u. COUNCILMAN.
Fourth District
JESSE rPPERco. GEORGE ". uIILER,
JOHN =. GORE.
Fifth District
JOHN =. KELLEY, NOAH cOFFIEL. THoM.
A. HALF.
-Sixth District
JACOB u. HAMPSHIRE. wM. SCHARFF.
JOHN COOPER.
Seventh District
lI IFse'i",,--wiLLIAM ENSOR. ABRAHAM
DOWNS. WHITFIELD MEREDITH.
"a Fr,ri~rf--JOsEPH NELSON. HARRI-
son ALMoNY. JOHN +. BURNS.
Eighth District
la Fc'.isc,-Dn. J. W. HAWKINS, THOMAS
SEvIN, JOHN BOND.
"a Prse'"rt-vINCENT 7. suIPLEY. .CIIAs.
o. COckEY. ELIAS PARKS.
Ninth District
i.i Pr,ri",t-.J. e. LrGEAND COLE. CHiS.
II. NicOLAi. !. ". STRAIN.
~ Pf.''@,f- JOHN ". PiNTON, ". -
SMITH. wM. II. APpLEBY.
81 F,'"i..i-CIIAkLES II. MANN. <n.. J.
MAtRlcE WATKINS. JOHN T.. PORTER.
Tenth District
WILLIAM q. HALL. wM. 7. PRICE. j.
MARCH M'COMAS. JH.
Eleventh District
I'i Prsri@c'-DANIEL JENIFER. Sr.. H..
iiNGSwoETh G. CARMAN. NATHAN T..
'oRBlN.
"a Po.e;-c'-HENRY WALTER. JOHN Il.
IL M>Ei. T. JOHNSON EVANS.
Twelfth District
H. Po.cin.'-PATRICk HANNEGAN. John
GRACE, SAMrEL l.. NiTZEL.
81 Pree'""f-wM. u. EENEE. NICHOLAS
EVANS. NICHOLAS ". BRIAN.
81 Pr'eiarf-TilO>. T.. CATCH. JOSEPH
FORESTER. JAMES THOMPSON.
Thirteenth District
CHRISTIAN BRANDAr. wM. +. RANDiH.
RICHARD CEAGG.
The first person named in each district anI
Precinct i. hereby appointed RETURN JUDGE.
Hy order
WILLIAM CARIICIIAEL
EDWARD v. STIEFEL
JOHN u. MtLLENDER.
County Commi,.ioneT. for Baltimore County
Test. HARTMAN >CIIONE. Chief Clerk.
Oct. 9.-tc.
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<a- Gen. Hancock said in his letter Of accept.
%Ese "hc iiH'e has cone o. sajny re suL'frnfiai
fr"it' Of reconciliation On Thursday night. .ih
inst. Mr.. Talbot had his ratification meeting in
the eoEr house at Towsoniown. when Bradley
T. JOhnsoE was introduced he said II am for
''tunate enough to belong TO the class known as
a Southern Brigadiers and avn proud Of the
% record have made aud propose to stand on ii
-ihe balance Of my life. and leave to future his
-'toriau' to say whether was right or wrong
We suppose Mr.. johnson and hi. Democratic as
sOeiate consider ,ha, this is the way ',o ,joy he
ssL.,aafai fruiis Of recoaciiia,ioa."
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CHAPTER 1911.

For the information Of all persons concerned.
the following Ac; of the Legislature, passed
March ?i;h. 1865. is published:
CHAPTER 1871.
Nv ACT prohibiting fh' suic IF .piriiHous or iss.
H''Hicd liquors IN the sercrai Counties oj III.
State on TIC day of Ei.eiion.
>tcrioS ]. he H enacted BY the Gsnsrai Ass,...
biy Il MdTyiaad Tha, IL shall not be lawful for
the keeper Of any hotel. tavern. store, drinking
establishnaen'. 0' aay oshs. Pia.e where iiquvss
are sold. OF for any person persons. directly or
indirectly. 20 SELL barter. give dispose VI any
sPrituous or fermented liquors. ale. beer, or In.
toxicatin; drinks Of any kind. on the days of
election hereafter 90 be held in the several eoun-
ties Of the State.
SECTION =. iad b. IL .ade,ed. That any person
violating the provisions Of this Act shall bc iiabi,
20 indictment By the Grand Jury Of the county
where the offence is committed. and shall upon
conviction before any Judge Of the cireui, Court.
OF this state. be fined sum not less than hfty
dollars nor more than one hundred dollars for
each and every ofence-one. half the 6ne shall be
paid 90 the iniormcr. the other half TO the County
Commi'sioners. for the use Of public roads.
WILLIAM A. SLADE
Sheriff of Baltimore county.
Sept. :j.-te.
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-16

ES- most terrible Aceiien; occurred on the
Penna. railroad. within the limit. Il the city q
Piti'burg. on Saturday nirhi lat =; l 20 oeiek.
AssTily loaded train. in iuo sections. let Uuion
dsP"t within feU miauies of eseh oiLsr aud be-
fore going far the eLEse of the rear trails crashed
int" the froai section. ieescoFisg nubrr ef -sr.
rWsSiy ave PersOns were killed ins;asuy o. iieI
shortly af,erward.. aud 6ay-tso we're iIjur.s
many Of them 80 seriously that they uiiI dc. Shs
terrible calamity has cast sioaHu ever iAe uh.le
city.
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M'EE Drrn,EAric TESTIMONY ToE GARYIELp.-
EX-c"ngressmsn Specr. OF Penn. iVania. in a
speech at Democratic meeting in Pi,,sburs a
short time ago. .aii
This !, my fret u;tcrance since the Chicago
nomination. and desire 20 say right here tha,
served four years in Congress with Gcn. Garaeid.
know him well. AMI honor him for hi. honesty
hi. integrity. hi. ability hi. breadth Of knowledge
and his upright character"
C"n=re.'nan FELTON,. of i;eorsia. pays a glow
ing tribute to the Republican candidate. lie says:
Il know Gen. Garfield personally. have been on
the sanc committee with him. and he 10 a seaile.
man Of good morals. social. clever. and has grand
intellect; intellectually he has superior in the
House. lie Is a good man. has a mind of mex
hausiible resources. and have nothing 10 say TO
de;rac; from his integrity
Now let Us hear again from Jere. Black and
Tom Hendricks. both of whom are looking forward
90 places in Ilancock's Cabinet.
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Te- We never have been much frightened
about the rebel claims" bugsboo. but when ",
read in paper like the Macon oGa) Ms-sag.,
tha; "a brave and honorable people will pay the
Southern ex.slavehollcrs out Of the National
Treasury the vaiue Of the property in slaves
which have been wronsfully wre.;el from them ''
We begin to think that IIaneock's letter on the
'nbjec, amounts to very little. In the even, of
his election. with two-ihirds Democratic ma
joriy in Congress. he will he utterly pSwerles, so
carry gu; his promises even if he desire, 10 do So
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TLe connectlcu, Mutual Life Insurance

Tie Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance
Company has paid sS6.ooo.ooO in death claims.
endowments. dividends of surplus and surren Ter
value. to its policy holder. and their reprr.en,A-
tive. IL has resisted the paymen, Of ies. than
one and one-tUeniieih per cent. II the amount of
death and eadownent claims brought against IT,
and then only in cases where the plain duty oi it,
officers required such action for the protection of
living and honorable members. n. policy :. %.
Pr''srfioA to a.. ri. asd .Liiis,s 81 "a pe.-
5er as ToHid BE- al sYHai ss'oasi iars.i.i ~ a..
I"-fs of As Eaif.d Safss. and il within the reach
Of the humbles; man. who might no; live 60 save
the amount 90 purchase the bonds. The ratio Of
expense Of management 60 receipts of this eompa-
ny is q! per cent being lees than half tha; Of the
average of all the companies in the United State.
and the lowest of any. Ne Hew or specious plan.
of policies are Issued y.a-ia,. T-rS asd .;aJ.i,
hfs "ad safsTasaf issaraaee only j. furnished,
On sound male lives. at the lowest possible cost.
For information aud IoIieie. apply 80
WaLrER :. wILEIS>oS. General Agent.
Maryland Building. northeast corner Po.;ofiee
avenue AMI Second street
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=s-New Jerscy justice is the kind which could
be initiated elsewhere with good results. 4 few
days ago a Democratic official NAMED Moore. an
ex-couniy collector. sentenced 10 two years in
the state prison and 1900 ane for stealing coun
~ funds. Several other former Democratic OIL
eials in the same county are serving terms in the
peniteniiary for stealing.
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-16

sTc-Gen. bradley 7. Johnson. in his speech a,
the Court House here on Thursday nigh, Of last
week. seferins to the Rebel brigadisrs.' said
that be fortunate in belonging TO that class
The Jo-r~ai nigh, call tbs waving the bloody
shirt" "kespihg Up ihs spnsssiiiss of the late
civil war
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-16
NTORTGAGEE'S SALE
WI ora
VALUABLE FARM IN BALTIC COUNTY.

NALt ABLE FARM ~ BALTIC. COUNTY.
by virtue Of pOSer contained in Mortgage
from Thomas X. Matthews and wife 60 .s1E,
ss% John Roberts. Trustee. dated June 80. JS<s
E.A 1889. and recorded among the Mort
gage Records of Baltimore county in Liber r. VI.
A.. No. -. folio ?s5. &c. and Of an Assignment
Of said Mortgage by Abram :. Ashbridge, sue.
Eirabe,h X. Hopkins. dated the !ih day of april
lsse. and duly recorded. Liber ". ". l.. No. s..
folio iso. &C.. the undersigned will sep at public
auction. at the Cour; House door in Towsoniown
90 Mosday. OcisLsr ?jfL, isSO,
at I: o'clock ~,
ALL THAT TRACT or LAND in said county
known As Cedar Meadows and particularly de-
seribed in \ decd from Alice Fenby and others 10
Thos. u. MAiihews. dated April eSth. IS6?. aud
recorded among the Land Record. of Baltimore
county in liber q. u. G.. No. 81. folio 500. &c..
containing
III ACRES OF LAND. MORE OR LESS.
This property IL situated about oae mile north
Of the Philadelphia Turnpike and eleven miles
from Baltimore city. II u improved by a large
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
and outbuildings.
TERMS OF SALE-Cssh. and . deposit Of
$4,000 will be required on the ,lay of sale.
ELIZABETH Il. HOPKINS.
Assignee of the Mortgage.
GERARD T. HOPKINS.
Husband ef Elizabeth u. Hopkins.
v. ". BRIAN, Aseii"necr
Oct. 2.-ts.
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Thirteenth District.


i>GToN ROAD.
For the purpose OF cccting
Eight persons for Elector. for President anL
Vice President Of the United States.
One member Of Congres. frot the Second Con.
grc''ional District embracing the I'd. Sd, stb 5th.
9TH .th. Sth. 9Th. 10th. lith and 18th Election
Districts.
One member 81 Congress from the Fifth Con.
.rc.'ional District. embracing the ist and 18th
Election Districts of Baltimore county.
The polls will be opened at y o'clock A.
". aud closed at & o'clock =. VI,
Sc- The Returning Judges are required and
directed TO make their return on the second day
TLur'dayl following the election. 20 the Clerk of
the Circuit Cour, for Baltimore county.
WILLIAM A. SLApE.
Sheriff of Baltimore eounty
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-16

rs- Republicans. /, !. yosr iuiy to pa, forth
yaur hsss eaerts is secure the election of Col.
Webster 60 cenrress. lie 10 a xentlssaan in
whoa us can all feel Just pride Ahi IL us elect
Lia-.hieh ue hops e. do-he uilI bs an hosor
10 the district go to uoEk. thea. Talk to yous
Iuis-usFu neighbar snI .ee that he doe. III, Iutv.
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-16

~ In his speech at Ilavre lie Grace Mr.. Tai
boii promised to give hi. county to the ticket By
the usual majority lie may he unable to deliver
the goods AMI he will be if every Republican AMI
fair minded Democrat doe hi. duty. You all
know Mr.. Talbot; Ani most of you are familiar
With bis methods. This il the time io show that
you ~iil not base q man ramme.i down your
throais whether you want him OF not. Vote
against Talbot; and smi;e the ring. who,c c.nii-
date he il
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rc-Some Of Mr.. Talboit's friend. were very
much annoyed because in hi. speech 3, the Cour,
House the other nigh; he made personal reference
&c Republican in the audience. even going So far
as to call his name. The Republican was naiar-
ally very mach incensci and has since declined to
aeeeP; an apology from Mr.. Talbot.
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-16

ro-Tke baltimore !S-.'s Wall stree, N. VI
eoreToaieni telegraph. follou. under date q
October I1ih
1T uas 4 busy day in stocks. Ohis aad Indiana
uere construed. uiihout waiting further rcsurns.
to mean No change in the financial policy of The
government fsr four years AZ least. whAt uonier.
tAen. ihai the ani q per eeni. bsnds rose near
y per esnt. eqaivaisnt Of fourteen miIIisa
deiiafs 90 the uhoie amouns ousstaniin. or th.,
s's-k- ra.e frota 90 per eenis-
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WEST VIRGINIA ON HER MUSCLE,

Wet Virginia also vote On Tae-iay anI whilst
-As Wa eNPec;ei-;hc Dem .cTa;. .-irricl the
State. ys; the. Republican. nAie ra,ilius gains
and did well all arounl Republicans c.e.y sherc
have s'' their biooi up ani that Democratic
rOo'ier will be very bal lookia, bird uhea ihey
are done With him on the u of Nn,enbcr.
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-16

e"-Mr. Talbot, in his speech at the Co~rt
House the other night, said II have not word to
say against Col. Webster lie eoaldn't say any
thing derogaiory and tell the truth. The eharae-
teI a. 90. Webster has no stain.
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-16

ser Protection is best for everybody. Free
trade vould stop our workshops and send miIlioss
sf money gu, Of the country. Protection keeps il
at home. sieo.OOO.ooo annually paid to Amcri.
can ~ork~s- is paid again to American Jdr@en'.
Ifh were sent gu, Of the eouD,ry by free trade.
American uorkmen would not have !; 80 spesd
and American farmers would not re, il.
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VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY AND
REAL ESTATE

VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY AND
REAL ESTATE.
The uniersigned. Executors of David Jean,
H deceased. BY virtue of an order
W Of the Orphans Court for Bal kFfW
-N0nA.timore county. will offer on the1&r
premises. At "RAndAllstoun Farm" on
Wsdsssfay. OcfsJsr ?sk. ISSe.
AZ o'clock 2. ~. sharp.
ALL THE PERSONAL PROPERTY OP SAID
DECEASED.
eonsis,ing of Horses. cews. sheep. Farming Uten-
sils. Corn, Rye. Oats. straw. Hay, wood. 1e.
ALSO.
At THE SANE TINE. THEY WILL OFFER
THE FARM CONTAINING ABOUT
es1 ACRES 0F LAND. II
- Improved with tuo-story ~
IL FRAME DWELLING.
BArn and other out bailiings. This farm Is veil
uaiered. has an abundance of TIMBER upon IL.
uel fenced and in . high state Of cultivation.
TWO HOUSES AND LOTS in Randail,,sun.
10 fee. one being VERY VALUABLE STORE
STAND.
TERMS or SALE FOR PERSONAL PROP.
EkTI-Au sums under SO. Cash: over that
amount six months credit uith note aud approv -
endorser. No goods o. b -i until settled for
TERMS OF SALE FOR REAL ESTATE
One third Cash. balance in six andtweiEe months.
With notes aad approved security. or all cash .,
the option Of the purchaser.
MARTIN L. JEAN,
IcHABOD JEAN,
JOHN CROOKS, Auetioaser.
Oct le-fs
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s'-~The New Yvr, H'''h pretend. TO be an
Independent, paper hu; la. very strong leaning
toward. Hancock. In a recent issue il said:
I'm "nc Il the Republican journal. read t.Ir
other day an appeal {" the friends Of high pro-
tcc,i'c iarid I" rally 10 fairfield because if the
Democrats 'hnu'd carry the election they would
lower the duiies-Tsd his j. Hni.HL',fiy true,
Thos" who think high protective tariff wise "r
ncrc-'ary. ought {" support the Republican ticket
That party j. the party "f protection. and prnie.-
i"nis'. everywhere. If they sensible. will .up.
port it,
The Republican party 'tanis square on the
question Of taTid and the lAbpring men Of this
country. il they desire To protect their interests
AMI ii" Interests Of their employers. must vote
with that party. - tariff for revenue only. e
which the Democratic platform demands. does not
mean protection To- American industries. but would
eventually re.ul, in ia~ dire., calamity for our
people. For which party wilt you ca.; your vote !,
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AND NEW JERSEY TOO,

An election took place in Ne4ars New Jersey.
on Tuesday. ~hen the Republican. carried the city
by upward. Of :.eoc majority. the ,;er,naa. ,a,in
almost .oiiiy s.:th the Republicans. Last year
the Demoerais carried Neaari by .eoa .uai.ri,, /.
How /. that Tor "A change"
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-oFFICERS.-
Peter g. Zouck. Pres. v. 4. Russell. Vice-P Pre-.
&. Lepey. Secretary. Rcsicr Russell. Trca..
Henry ". crauner. General Agent.
ES'cHf't' '"niHii'f.. p. q. Zouck. William 4.
Russell. {. Lcplcy.
Schmurkcr 1 Whitloek BALTIC. Nd.
H'f'ra! ESaHiHsrs--I. y. Dickson. VI. H.. J..
e. Larsh, VI. u.
Boar'i ~ DiTscfors--P. q. Zouck, merchant :
Reis;er Russell. merchant: William Russell. mer-
chant Z. Lepley. clergyman: II. ". Craumer
in.urance agent.
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en- The "man on horseback who our Demo-
cratic friends are now engaged in EOr-hping. 60,
blaek.eys on Tussday. II he had beeI si Her
sfOrd last Saturday he might have been minus A.
pre also
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iss- There mus, have been plenty of Little
DipPsrr To deal ou, the ''tanglefoot' at the Her
efOrd mecIisg. Il was a GLORIOUS" success One
man with his es- bitten OF aud another with
han IN his leg. Send the news 60 the superb"
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-16
Twelfth District.

fir., Precinct MIC CIIAEL ADAMS TAVERN.
NEAR CANTON.
Second Precinct WALTERS TAVERN, AT
ioKks OF MIDDLE RIVER AND BACK
RIVER ROADS.
Third Precinct ;-G0NTEUM'S TAVERN. GAR
DENNILLE.
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Tassday. l9h day of Ocf,b.r, 1850.
at o'clock y. NJ.
THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PARCELS
I'm afsTs nC aHn

u Isls
OR TRACTS OF LAND.
situate In Baltimore county. and bin ling On the
York Turnpike Road, and near the asd mile stone
on the said turnpike and about , mile. from Park
ton Station, ON the Northern Central Halfway,
and (! mile. from White Hall Station. II. ".
ieatman now occupies the property. Il is par
tcularly described in two decd. one from John
Rowe aud wife. Thomas X. Rowe ani wife aud
others 10 Vincent ". Webb, bearing date March
-. ls7S. and recorded among the Land Records
"f Baltimore county. in Liber J. H.. No. I0> fplio
g.. and the other from Francis VI. Gray and
Martha {. Gray 20 Vincent ". Webb, and ~.
corded among the said records in Liber J. H., No.
los. folio 80 anil bearing date June IS. issS SON
tanning.
los ACRES. . E00DS AND 10 SQUARE
POLES. MORE OR LESS. IN FEE SIMPLE.
This property Is most beautifully situated in
high aud healthy section Of Baltimore county. in
n most delightful and convenient neighborhood.
being only one mile from the village Of Hereford
With Churches. Schools, 2c.
The Improvements consist ofa
FRAME AND BRICK DWELLING.
containing about rooms. Barn. st iblcs ANA
"ther outbuiliings in good condition. There !. y
tue spring of water. with Spring ilo,.c. Thi.
-prng was never known 20 20 DRY.
TERMS or SALE.-i Cash, the bal ,t.r- in Il
and IL months. equal insiallmcnt. or q ! ra.h. IT
the ption Of the purchaser. the credit payments
I" bear intcrcs, from the day of sale, an .cru.rl
hy q notes Of the purchaser. indorscd the at
isiaciion Of the Trustee.
\ deposit Of $3.50 will be required on the Ia,
"f sale.
Title objectionable and possession given.
- MI trains going both ways stop at Pa.
ton TIL. HUGHES
Trustee. Assignee Of Mortgage
i2 st. Paul St, Baltimorc.
Octq-ts
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-16
MARRIAGES.

HALE-wOLF;ANG.-O Oct. IL. ISSo. BY Rev.
Calvin l.. ANY. At the Parsonage in Middle,own.
John %. Hale and Miss Emma woifgang, all of
Baltimore county.
cROwTHER-PAGE.-o Oct 10. isSo. by Rev.
4. I. Pindeli. John 9. CrOuther 10 t;ay Page.
both Of baltimore county.
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-16

EOR RENT.--lIOusE AND LOT in -
II Towsont"Wn. House contains rooms -
aud basement kitchen water convenient. Apply
o~i.S.-A.l At UNION OFFTCE.
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-16
Sales of Property.
TAYLOR a cEEAMEr. Aue,ionecr..
A SSIGNEE.S Or
. MORTGAGEE'SS MALE
\ VALUABLE FARM. ~ BALTIMORE
COUNTY. ND

iiy virtue Of the power aud authority cont aimed
in a Mortgage fTom Vincent N. Webb 10 II.
George ". 0gicr. lated 3Oth July. s1Sfs
E ISIS. aud recorded among the Mort
gage Records of Baltimore county, in Libcr J.
b., No. ~. folio 81. which said Mortgage was a.-
signed TO Thomas Hughes. Trustee. by ticorge ".
Ogier on the l7ih day Of September. in the year
lsS0, and the assignmcnt recorded among the
Mortgage Records Of Baltimore county. in Libcr
900. No. 90. folio 90. the undersigned Assignee of
the Mortgage. will sell at public auction at Tow.
sontown, in Baltimore county at the Court House
door. on