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REASONS WHY DEMOCRATS SHOULD
VOTE FOR HANCOCK.

!. lie enercr had any training ~ a statesman.
.. lie knows nothing but West Point tactics.
). lie heard the tariff discussed in Penn
sylvania
I. He thinks congrc.s rarely deals with the
tariff.
5. lie let Wade Hampton whip him during the
war.
6. lie wrote 30 orders in favor Of his old enc
mics In the South.
:. lie is opposed to "niggcr" domination.
$. lie "glorifes" Grccnback victories in Maine.
.. lie IL perfectly indifferent at Democratic de-
feat In Indiana.
10. lie Is "supcrb" and weighs go pounds"
II. Ills fathers face rcsembicd Washington's.
IL. Ills second the ticket Is. according to the
y. y. Ssa. IN skinfiint"
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Going for Towsontown.-Gsn. Charles ..

Going for Observation-Disclosures. Charles u.
Phelps-a gentleman for whom wehave the highest
respect in all things exceptthai he don't like Tow
sontownl-delivcrrd beautiful and highly enter
tanning address before the Maryland Historical
Society nj its meeting On Tuesday night of last
week. We should be pleased 10 publish the whole
Of Il but have only room for some extracts refer
ring 20 our own magnificent and salubrious burg.
Referring 10 the towns which had their existence
on paper only. the Gen. said:
''Several Of these phantom towns had already
been christened baltimore one 20 bc laid out In
Worcester county and another Bush river.
Whenever . town actually did take root, II always
happened that some other town persisted. Annapo.
liz had In this way smothercd old 81. Mary's, and
afterwards Joppa, the Towsontown Of the period,
was In n like manner extinguishcd when the real
Baltimore began 10 assume proportions"
OF the "early towns" he said:
"Tse only towns yet mado In Maryland were q
sort Of Towsontown, living on politics. 81. Marys
had lived in that way until Annapolis took her
politics away from her, and then she languished,
and languishing died. JOppa was then living on
politics and waiting for Baltimore 10 remove the
not, as We told, without considerable indigna-
tion and some resistance-inished Joppa."
And now comes tho "belt' question which Gen.
Phelps treated as follows:
"incredible as II may seem 10 strangers, the
startling fact-notorious 10 us at homc-unques-
uonhpiy u, tnht Tue icghl oOanunrics OF thir ctty
remain to-day exactly where they were hxed 6s
years ago, when It's population was inside 900.
whileit attaining these So. 900 inhabitants It's
limits were extended by successive acts Of 40.
sembiy no less than nineteen times. Since 1916
II has increased seven or eight fold. Continuous
blocks Of buildings, without break interruption
have been thrown out. mp 20 and far beyond the
limits marked out In Poppieton's Plat. These
houses have been built, ali cf them, BY Baltimore
capital and by Baltimore mechanics. out Of Balti-
more brick. They are tenanted by Baltimore
business men, and BY people who live upon them.
They are natural eutgrouth Of the city, the pro-
duct Of It's enterprise the evidence Of is attempts
at expansion. They represent q city population
Of $4,000 souls, and yet legally they belong not TO
baltimore, but 20 Towsontown. What Is Towson-
town, and where is Il? (Laughter.l Towsontown
is the tail that l. trying TO wag all this dog.
tGreat and continued laughter. II is court
house miles of by horsc-car, and its spinal
column Is row Of Offices. In order to keep those
Offices. and that horse.car running, the belt must
pay Its taxes. and get It's law at Towsontown. /
can sec but three possible solutions cf this prob
lem. Either we must annex Towsontown, as We
did Old Town. or we must remove the records, ~
We did in the case Of Joppa. or else Baltimore
must have that belt"
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YORK ROAD RAILWAY.

NEW ARRANGEMENT.

On and after Monday, Dec. 18th, 1879, leave
Baltimore and Holiday streets as follows:
BALTIMORE TO wAvERLY.
At $50, 7and 7.30 A. n. Every fifteen minutes
from 7.30 TO 1899 A. NJ; every thirty minutes
from 1880 A. NJ. 10 2.30 p. NJ; every fifteen min
u,cs from $50 r. to $50 p. Nj at $50, 1880 and
ii.sO p. NJ.
wAvERLY TO BALTIMORE.
At 6.2O and $50 A. n. Every fifteen minutes
from 6So to $50 A. NJ; every thirty minutes fres.
$50 A. n. to I.50 y. NJ; every fifteen minutes
from i.50 =. NJ to $50 p. NJ; at $50, S.5o, $50
aud 1880 p. NJ.
BALTIMORE TO GOvANSTOwN.
Every haifhour from ESQ A. NJ. to $50 =. NJ. ard
at $50, 1880 and 1850 y. N.
GovANsT0wN TO BALTIMORE.
Every half hour from 6 A. NJ. to $50 =. NJ, and
at $40 and 1880 p. NJ.
BALTIMORE TO TowSONTowN.
AZ half.pnsi each hour from $50 a. NJ. to $40
p. NJ. and at 1880 and l.30 =. NJ.
TOwSONTOwN TO BALTIMORE.
Each hour from G A. NJ. TO 10 =. ".
To Western Maryland depot. fare cents.
To Grecnmount Cemetery, fare cents.
To Charles Street Avenue. By Cars on North
Avenue, connecting with lIampden,' Park Avenue
and City Cars. fare cents.
March .,'S0.-ly.
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MARRIAGES.

DEA-TOwNsEND.-On October 9Th. isso,
by the Rev. W. I. l.. wecch, n. 0'Dea to Miss
Clemmie Townsend, both Of BALTIC. (Chcago,
wheeling and West Virginia papers please
eopy.l
MARTIN N-M0RfO0T.-Att them. Il. Parsonage
In Hampstead. on Tuesday, 0etober 18th. by
the Rev. ID. Benton winstead, Mr.. Wesley Mar
tin To Miss Frances Morfoot, both Of baltimore
county.
CRAwf0RD-CAMPBELL-Ats 50. Timothy's
church, Catonsviile. Baltimore county, on the
iith inst. By Rev. Campbell Fair, ID. D.. Fred.
sriek u. Crawford to jamie, daughter ofthe late
Ross Campbell.
Rev. Jacob ciuti, John y, Burns. Of Baltimore
city, 10 Miss Jennie Price, Of Baltimore county.
IIEDRICk--B0OSE.- Oct. II, 1850, at the
Towsontown NJ. p. parsonage, by Rev. A. i.
Mslsin, Daniel lledrick TO Miss Alice Booze, oi
risikmore county.
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OLDFIELD's ExCELSIOR PUMP.

FINIiE undersigned has now on hand about 2.00a
i feet choice White Oak Pump Stock which has
bceni spring water sufficient length Of time 10
free il from sap. ANY Pump constructed Of this
stock is guaranteed not to give unpleasant taste
90 the water. His arrangements for preparing Pump
Stock in the above manner are most ample and
complete. and he will always be prepared to put
ur the EXCELSIOR PUMP at short notice.
Always ON hand all kinds Of Pump Fixtures Of
the very best quality. including Lcathercd Buckets
for Old Pumps. which can be furnished on demand.
Common Wooden Pumps made ON the premises
where they are to he placed. when desired.
All Pumps contracted by the subscriber
warranted for one year. Aner the first year they
will be kept in order by him for ten ysors, for the
moderate SUN Of Sl.00 per year.
Ifs-I II Me Eyccisior PHmp should NOT yire sat
isfacfoR IL wM Be reH,ored and The money refunded.
Refers by permission to II. Il. BoarmRn, Esq.
Towsontown. Orders by mail, or In person. at
tended 20 promptly
WILLIAM 0LDfIELD. Pump Maker.
Je.2G.-ly.1 Fountain Green. Hartford Co., Nd.
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succossf,l To,,rnamert

Successful Tournament.-A tournament.
under the auspices OF Shiloh Lodge. l. o. o. r., of
Harrisonvie. Cd district. was held on the farm Of
Mr.. George Stansdeld. near that place. wednes-
day last and proved very successful and enjoy
able affair. there being upwards Of 200 people
present. Eighteen knights contcndcd for the
honors and prizes. the successful ones being John
Shplcy. John Baseman, George Baseman and
Charles Pearce. in tho order named, the prizes
being LIST. carriage robe I'd, saddle 3d, bride:
9Th, whip. The ladies crowned wcre--qucen Of
love and beauty, Miss Lille Oaut ist maid Of
honor. Miss Isabel Gore %, Miss Lizzie Waters I;
Sd. Miss Hattie Matthews. The charge TO the
knights was delivered by Mr.. Milton W. Oaut and
the coronation address by Mr.. Lcmuel D. Ohut,
both Law students In this place. Amer tho tour
na,nent the company repaired to the Odd Fellows'
hall. where ball and oyster supper was held
Everything passed Oh In the most agreeable man.
ner
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for Baltimore county from October 18th to 2ist ::
DEEDS.
John +. Piiksy ct nj. TO Amanda Horne.
J. y. Carrcrc 4 VT. 90 H. II. Marhenckc 4 VT.
c. Bohn Slinglun, trustee. to Cornelius Baubli,E
aud wife.
Conrad 'lIiltx and Rebccca Giii. agreement.
Geo. II. Morrow 10 c. =. Bevan ct al, assignt.
Same 90 Eugene Levering, assignment.
Edward Moaic 4 VT. TO Henry Moaic.
August Miller 4 W. ct al. to Henry Miller L VT.
Anton Muller 4 vi. TO John Muller.
Jas. u. Candles 4 W. Peter Cook.
7. J. Hunter. trustee, ct al. TO T. J. Miller.
J. u. Kremeiberg to Henry n. Kline.
Jacob Tome TO Wesley N. 0ier.
T. S. Baer ct al. to \. T. Beacham, assign't.
Daniel Bcckley 4 VT. to Isaac Marshall.
Eiw. Kembcrly ct al. to Sebastian Brown. &c.
Robert l.. Blatchley ct al. 20 Henry Taylor.
Lennon Birckhead. trustee, to II. ID. Reese.
Vim. Foster to II. n. Merryman, &C., assignt.
Ernest Horst to Louis A. Smith. assign't.
o. =. Lantr to Highland Park Hotel Co.
LEASES.
Henry Lellrun ct nj. 10 Henry vogier Ct nj.
NoRTeAGEs.
George Horne VT. to Margaret A. George.
A. Maria Sauter 10 Permit Land Co. Of BALTIC.
John Grimmei to A. n. Bastablc.
John =. Carrcrc 4 wi. to A. Chas. Cazenovc.
John Milchling to John Kiljan.
Cornelius Baubliti a VT. John wisnsr.
GEORGE II. Morrow TO L. W. Long.
Alfred Phipps to Home Permit. Mutual Land &
Bldg Asso.
PAMELA fitc ct al. executors, to Eliza c. Rel
nicker ct al. assign'.
John Miller 4 VT. to waverly Mutual 4 Permit.
Land Loan and Bldg. Asso.
VIM. Ruhi & VT. 90 Geo. p. Everhart.
Conrad Ililtx Go August Ohic.
Philip fossbinder A vi. TO Lewis wcii.
Henry vogler ct nj. TO G. J. Mcfarland.
Harry NJ. Jackson 20 Moses Fox.
II. ID. Reese 4 vi. 20 Lennox Birckhcad, trustee.
W. II. Pitcher TO J. X. Ross, assignt.
l.. A. Smith TO Martin Shscler. &c.
l.. ID. Moores 4 VT. 10 W. :. Keech, guardian.
RELEASES.
Permit. Land Co. Baltimore city TO Mary Sauter.
A. Charles Cafenove 20 John y. carrere.
Michael Hcrgenrother to John Milehlng.
Central Mutual Bldg. Asso. to Geo. ". Cham
bcrlain.
Homo Permit. Mutual Land 4 bldg. As.o. to
Alfred Phipps.
John Marhenckc TO liarman II. Nortrup.
Hiram Woods, trustee, TO q. n. Morrow.
John Carson, &C.. receivers, to J. A. Beitr.
HILLS oP SALE.
Thos. :. Peters to VIM. A. Slade.
Same to Elijah Bond.
Richard Disney 10 John ". Numsen.
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Thirteenth District.
PUBLIC HOUSE OF J. J. WADE, WASH
INGT0N ROAD.

PUBLIC HOUSE OF J. J. WADE, WAsH-
INGTON ROAD.
For the purpose Of elccting
Eight persons for Electors for President and
Vice President OF the United States.
One member Of Congress from the Second Con.
gressionai District. embracing the 2d. 3d. 9Th. sh.
9th, eth, sth, 9th, 10th, lith and l2th Election
Districts.
One member of Congress from the Fifth Con-
grcssional District, embracing the let aud 18th
Election Districts of baltimore county.
;rO-The polls will be opened at o'clock A..
N. and closed at 6 o'clock p. N,
e0-The Returning Judges are required and
directed TO make their return on the second day
(Thursday) following the election, to the Clerk Of
the Circuit Court for baltimore county.
WILLIAM A. SLADE,
Sheriff Of baltimore county.
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so-so far a. heard from the Republican CO

5ss-so far rs heard from the Republican con-
verts to Hancock are: a.. John W. Forney,
who received u S?5,oOo bribc from the Pacific
Mail fund. (:). Gen. a. L Pearson, who ran
away from the Pittsburg rioters. (sl. General
Daniel 4. Sickles. the murderer Of Philip Barton
Key. a. Gen. benjamin Butler. whom the
Democrats have denounced as thief for the last
fifteen wears.
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Deaths Free--- Tributes, &C., 10 cts. Ltne
CAN0Lks-At his residence, near Camp Chapel,
on the 18th inst, Vim. ]. Candles, aged 81
years.
wEBSrER.-0n Tuesday morning. at Mount Re-
pose, Baltimore county, WIN. Webster, In his
blth year.
TYs0N.-0n the morning Of the 18th, Sarah
Tyson, In the s5th year of her age. daughter Of
the late Jacob and Ann Tyson.
cLARK.-0n 18th instant, Helena NJ, eldest
daughter Of John p. and :. Jane Clark.
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As ever yours,

DiscovERr oP GoLp NEAR wEsriSISsrER.-A
little excitement has been caused in Westminster
by the announcement Of the discovery Of gold near
that place. Some days ago n couple Of gentlemen,
Of Littlestown, examined some quartz few miles
from the town, took n quantity away and had Il
analiled. They came back and reported that Il
would turn out forty dollars worth OF gold 20 tho
ton, and leased the mineral rights Of the farms Of
Lycurgus wampler, Airhart Winters and John
BaublitE, all within two miles Of westmnster.-
The iessees propose TO investigate these properties
aud TO ASCERTAIN the extent aud value OF the gold
deposits.
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A VALUABLE Cow.-Mrs. William Trcadwell.
who lives near the Upper Cross Roads. has pure
jersey COW. Eve years old. that has produced. from
January, 1872 90 January. $780, 800 lbs. OF butter
She has had three calves, and has never been dry
since she first began giving milk. Last July, with
her third calf, she yielded IA lbs Of butter week
aud now she makes ! lbs. every week.-Beiai'
.Egis.
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szo- Everybody knows how the New York Sa"
"a choice mud-maehine--s,ands politically. One
week before the elections In the West Il said: ~
both Olio asd Iadiaaa 90 for the RspItiiea"',
Garfield wiu Be elected IN NorsmJsr." Thus the
S@ "throws up the sponge" and well Il may.
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0ovane Chapei.-Ins,aiIa,ion Of Rev. 1

Govane Chapel. Installation Of Rev. s. II.
Thompson, rs pastor Of Govane chapel. Govans-
town, Tuesday evening. October 10th, at 2
o'clock. Rev. DR.. Jones, Broadway church, win
church, will preach the sermon. Rev. George
Morrison will address the pastor. Rev. d. J.
Beale will address the congregation. Other minis
tiers will participate Public cordially invited.
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Eo- Jim Busey. white, and Walter Sorrel, col
ored. were among those patriotic Baltimore Dem
ocrsss who were sent to Indiana FOR the purpose
Of voting "early and often." In his address to
the Maryland Democracy Mr.. Gorman does not
tell us how his friends succeeded. "Fraudv -
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Death Of wm. webster.

Esq.. highly respected aud wealthy farmer Of tho
sih district died at his residence, "Mount Rcposc,
about two mites north of Cockeysville. ON Tuesday
morning last, after long illness from dropsy Of
the stomach. in the esd year Of his age. Mr..
Webster. although always taking an active inter
est in the affairs Of the State and county, never
held public Office. lie was = highly educated
gentleman and universally respected.
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Country Residence Burned.--The kss
country residence Of Mr.. Charles J. baker. four
miles from baltimore, on the Frederick road, took
FIRE on Tuesday night from some unknown cause
and was entirely consumed. Most ofthc valuable
furniture, pictures, &C.. were saved. The loss
will reach $50, 900 : insured for $i3 900.
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ScARcitr ov warER.-The scarcity Of water In
many parts Of this county lowing to the long con-
tinued draught) is becoming very alarming. The
Monocacy river Is lower than Il has been for
years, numerous smaller streams and springs have
gone completely dry, and In various places far
mers are obliged TO drive their stock for con
siderable distance in order to obtain water. On
farms. Il Is said. there Is not even sufficient
quantity for household purposes.-F|edsriek Er-
9miner.
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Twelfth District.

First Precinct MICHAEL. ADAMS TAVERN.
NEAR CANTON.
Second Precinct-wALTER'S TAVERN, AT
FORKS OF MIDDLE RIVER AND BACK
RIVER ROADS.
Third Precinct TAVERN. GAR.
DENvILLE.
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Baltimore Circuit NJ. p. Church.-Prcach-
ing at Epson Chapel, Sunday, Oct. 2ath, at II q.
M, at Warren at J and p. IN. BY Rev. A. T.
Melvin. Preaching ut Hall Chapel, at 80 a. IN.
and p. M, by Rev. d. W. Ansiine. Services At
the week
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Death OF Worthy Young Man.-Mr.
Samuel Hunt, Jr., we'll known In Baltimore county,
and member Of the extensive saddlery frm of
Samuel Hunt 4 Sons, Baltimore street, Baltimore,
died In London, England. shis week. lie had
been abroad ON business trip since June last.
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS
BALTIMORE COUNTY.
LEVY OF 1880.
Notice Is hereby given TO the TAXPAYERS of
EALTIM0RE COUNTY, that on and after
'!,rday, May lOth, 1850.
The Treasurer and Collector Of COUNTY and
STATE TANES will be prepared to receive the
same. tcxccpt to eorporaiions,l at his Office
TOwSONTOwN.
from . A. NJ. to 5 =. n.
Eu-AND EVERY SATURDAY. -ny'
Af hi~ O0ie~, No. q ~. Iami Sf.. Haffimor~
from 10 A. N. to p p. NJ.
HENRY e. HUTCnINS,
Treasurer and Collector.
JOHN c. BOSLEY. Clerk.
NAV I3-tf.
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Out OF Pocket.-A resident Of this town lost
$50 at the Pimliso races on Thursday--not In the
usual way, on such occasions, by tackling the
peol- box-the money either having dropped from
bis vest pocket or was "picked" out by one Of the
Aght.hngersd gentry.
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ess-Thc Golden free trade club Of England Is
spending money freely for the success of the
Democratic ticket. When u monarchy Is aiding
the Democratic party. people who have Repub-
iican government should beware how they cast
their lot with that party.
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Col. Edwin II. Webster. Republiean eandi.
date for Congress in this district, 10 s,i confined
TO his residence near Belair, and although some.
what improved his physician does not think be
will be able TO get around during the canvass.
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Merchant Taiioring.-Mr. chss. Havens, Of
Phiiadeiphia, o fashionable merchant tailor, has
opened an establishment nj Reisterstown, where
he is building up fne business. Those In need
Of anything in his line win do well 10 give him
n.ll
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Kicked.-A few days ago little son Of Mr..
VIM. Foster, weil-known anctionser Of the sth
district. was kicked BY q mule and sustained .
dislocation Of the Jaw. -
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Miscellaneous.
cHERIFF's ELECTION NOTICE

GHERIFF'S ELECTION NOTICE.
Notice l. hereby given to the qualified voters Of
Baltimore county, that an Election will be held in
said county, on
The First Tuesday, Hsri otier The JSf Monday Of
.NoremJcr lssO,
Il being the I'd day Of said month. in the several
Precincts and Districts of Baltimore county, viz
First District.
First Precinct-fAIR VIEW INN, fREDER-
ICK TURNPIKE.
Second Prccinct-NEwBUR6 HALL, Ca
T0NSvILLE.
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Is BARSux THE wonHiSGaAS's fRigSD The
westehestcr (N. W Tines Of recent date says:
''Senator Barnum, chairman Of the Democratic
National Committee. aud principal owner Of tho
Rolling Mil at Spuytcn Duyvil. left last Saturday
afternoon for Indiana in an apartment Of n Pull
man Palace car. Before he departed he lowered
all his workmen's wages 10 per cent. evidently
preparing for the great reduction which he ex-
poets will ensuc the victory Of hisparty. which
advocates n tariff "for revenue only" But the
worst phase Of the whole thing was the fact that
the reduction affected the past three weeks when
the workmen believed that they were making the
oldrates. Barnum took West some more ''mules. '
His own Democratic workmcn wore the first to be
kicked
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sEsc- Baltimore's great scsqui. centennial cele.
tratiOn closed on Tuesday evening las, with a
magnificent illumination and other demonstra-
tion', to the full satisfaction of every BaItimorean
and every one else who participated therein. Il
was truly superbly grand, and wound up gio.
riOusly. There seemed to be universal Plaudit'
and praise Of sister city for the elegant man
ner in which everything went OF. As We are al
most part Of the great Monumental metropolis,
We feel proud equally with her citizens Of what
she has so handsomely done in every respect. We
refer to what our correspondent, "Ne'tor, says Of
the concluding scenes, &c.
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MISS MANN.s SELECT SCHOOL

Nl
YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS,
fss- IL tie cher House. Tirgiaia ireHus. -tsSs
COMMENCES WEDNESDAY. SEPT, 18TH.
The course of instruction will be thorough in
English, German, French, Latin, Music and Cal
isthenics.
A lady of undoubtci ability and large expc-
rience will have charge Of the English depart
mcnt.
Eb- For terms and references apply to
Miss MANN, Box 81, Towsontown.
July ?i.--3m.
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st. Johns misunderstanding on Sunday,
Oct. 2tth, at ; p. M, BY Rev. Mr.. YOnts. Pebble
invited.
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SUDDEN AND DISTRESSING DEArn.--On wcdnes.
day as Mr.. Alexander Smith. who lived near Clay.
ton. was returning from the fair, in carriage
with his wife. he was taken suddenly and alarm
ingly ili. and died in his wfcs arms. while seated
in the carriage lie had walked up the hills, TO
icve the horse, and Il is supposed the violent ex-
ertion brough, on an attack Of apop!exy.-Bsiair
.Fyi. 15h.
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Painful Accident.-Mr. J. Emory stiltr, .
well-known young man and . resident Of Here
ford, 5th district, fell from tree on Monday last
and injured himself quite painfully.
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First Prccinct-wRiGiiT's TAVERN. HAR-
FORD ROAD.
Second dPrecinct-wILLIAM BLAcKIsT0N's.
RlDGEL:'S FORCES, PllILA. ROAD.
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Firs, Precinet--c0LD SPRING HOTEL.
Second Precinct. ilAMPDEN vILLAG y,
FALLS ROAD.
Third Prccinct-TOwsONTow
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Circuit Cour..-Thc September term Of the
Circuit Court was resumed on Monday, and the
following cases wers disposcdof: Gustavus Goethe,
larceny guilty sentence reserved. John Jones.
selling liquor without license: stctted. Same.
selling liquor on Sunday without license. &c. /;
guilty and fined $50 aud costs. A. J. Routsan,
two cases, and Maria l.. vondersmi,h. selling
liquor on Sunday plea Of guilty and fined $50
aud costs in each case. Maria L. vondersmith,
selling liquor at retail without license; stetted.
Samuel Batty, assault; guilty and sentenced TO
60 days in Jail. Henry Jackson, larceny plea Of
guilty sentence reserved.
Richard Smearien. Henry Doering. Jr.. Philip
Grace and George Smearden rioting; Richard
Smearden not guilty; Geo. Smeardsn, Henry
Doering. Jr.. and Philip Grace guilty sentenced
reserved. These are the cases known rs the Bal
timore and Ohio railroad cases. All the parties
implicated are residents Of the 18th district Of this
county.
On Thursday the Court sentenced each Of the
rioters to pay Gne Of $50 aud cost, amounting In
each case TO about $Il.
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TT q. MILLER,
u. MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
Agricultural implements,
P;ows, IIarrows. Draggs. cul-~A
tivators. Shovel Flows, \-2
&c.. &c, &c. a. -
ASHLAND, \, C, IL, Il.

&c., &C., &c. 49, -
ASHLAND, n. c. X. II.
The Celebrated Oxford Plows made 10 order.
cfs-A Also. manufacturer Of various kinds Of
Stove Castings. including Crates, &C.. at much
less than city prices. Castings Of al kinds kept
on hand or made 10 order ut short notice.
cf-R Repairing Of Agricultural Implements Of
all kinds u speciality.
1zss-The patronage Of the public respectfully
solicited and satisfaction as to work and prices
guaranteed
e.fs- Orders BY sail promptly attended, 10.
4. q. MILLER,
Ashland p. o., Baltimore county, Nd.
JOHN D. ROE 4 CO., Agents, Towsohtown.
Dec. 2,,'1g.-iy.
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First Prccinc,-AT THE HOUSE OF ELI $.
SAMPSON.
Second Prccinct--.PLEASANT HUNTERS
HOTEL. wISEBuRG.
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Eighth District.
Ninth nistrfot.

First Prccinct-COcKEYSv
Second Prccinct-C.O o. C0CKEy'S TEN-MILE
HOUSE. YORK TURNPIKE.
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-23

Westward, Ho i--Mr. Conrad Turnbaugb, a
prominent farmer and stock dealer Of the upper
end Of the county, has gone west with view 70
purehasing land for stoek-farm.