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Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
A uCTION SALE

A UOTION SALE
--OF-
HOLIDAY GOODS
AT DRAKE& COS. AUCTION ROOM,
No. 6 East Fourth street,
Commencing THIS EVENING. DEC. 10,
And continuing every morning, afternoon
and evening this and ueIt week,
Consisting OF DOLLS, TdYS. TAG-
ONS, COACHES and all kinds OF Fancy
goods suitable for Christmas presents.
l6lt DkAKE 4 CO, Auctionesrs.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16

Teschsrs' Bibles, ali sizes, al prices
as low as SID anywhere, 1T james /
Wetb's, 224 Market street. !
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16

II you want elegant presentation
Bibles, 90 to james 4 Webb's, 224 Mar
kst street.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16

Macallister's opera glasses can be
had at James 4 Webh's, 224 Market 81.
They are Rrst-class and half the price Of
high-sounding French glasses.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16

Plea'e bring YOnr children as early
in the day as possi lie for their photo
graphs. sutter!y 4 Sawyer, 3l2 Mar
ke! al.
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MARRIAFGH.

CLAYTON On the 18th int -
NJ Phiiaoelphia, Pa, by the Rev. l.. =.
Horuberpey. Mr.. Harry y. Clsyton, o
Northeast, Md, and M ,ss Annie L. WilaOu
,G Wilmlnpton. Del.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16

sozodoDt, Bast Indis 4"", p.,,
Dsn,sllina, Haamahs .,, n
Powder ard many oth"' ei
tious Tor the teeth for ,,.s sS,S ~
Hartman, Druggist, fi''n
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Deaf n u.

HAWKE. On tho 14th inst. George p. seu
OF John W. Hawke, 10 the 18Th year "f biz
age.
The relatives snd friends OF the family arc
respectfully invited to atteut his 'uner&'.
Maryland avsnue and Cedar street on Fr,.
day afternoon. 30 vices at the bouss at two
0'cltek.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
THR ". c. T. q.

The members OF the Woman's Chris
tisn Temperance Union, met by them
selves. The following oifcere were
present:
Mrs. DR.. PhGbns, Sussex county,
vice. president; Mrs. Mary l.. Coke, Of
Middletown, corresponding secretary;
Miss Annie Smith, recording secretary;
Mrs. Gregg Chandler, Wilmington,
Mrs. Elizabeth Pennington, Middle
town, State Organizer. The following
members of the Executive committee
we're In attendance:
Mrs. Edward Bringhurs!, Whining.
ton, president; Mrs. Alexander Chan
dlfr, New Castle Mrs. T. 4, Martin.
dale, Smyrna, Kent county.
1t was announced that local Union,
embracing Wyoming aud Camden had
been organized. The State Organizer
was requested to continue the work
vigorously.
After various plans had been sub
mitted, looking to more effective work,
a resolution was offered and passed
unanimously, pledging TO the Alliance
tho full aud herty cooperation OF the
mem bsrs OF the Union In It's efforts for
the suppression Of intempersnce. The
meeting then adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16

Ifyou want o family Bible, elegau,
in every way, at very low price, 60 Il
James 4 Webb's, 224 Market street..
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
THIRD EDITION.
REMPERLMCE.

Tho 1IeetinE Of the state Temper
anee Alliance nj MiddIetoWn.
Special cJnespondence Of the Republican.
ArDDLErews, Dec. ia meeting oi
the State Temperance Alliance and the
Executive Committee Of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union was held
here to-day in the Methodist Episcopal
church. Mr.. C. W. Rowland, Of vii
mington, presided. Devotional exer.
cises were conducted by Rev. Mr.. Por.
ter, Of Newark.
The committee upon the petition to
the Legislature, consisting of Rev. Mr..
huntington, Rev. Mr.. Lightburn, and
J.. Alexander Fulton, Bsq., reported a
paper whish was adopted. Copies
we're ordered to be printed and circula-
for signtl'.
The greeting Of the alliance was tele-
grsphed to the Delaware state Grange
in session at Laurel.
Little more OF importance was don g
at the morning session. AT the after.
noon session Mr.. Fulton suggest as one
point 10 incorborate into the local op-
sion bill, that the elections for local
option Law be held in the counties in
stead OF the State. In the discussion
that followed, the desire Of the mem.
bers was unmistaksbly Manifested in
favor RI local option.
The following County Committee were
elected:
New Castle county-E1ward Bring
hust, Wilmington; John Armstrong,
Mill Creek hundred; Thomas MCCradk-
en-, Pencader hundred; Frank P. Rich.
ardson. New Castle hundred. -
semple, Red Lion hundred; J. X. Viii.
liams, 81. Georges hundred; John T..
s,aats, AppOquipimink hundred; John
W. Day, Brandywipe hundred; Sam.
u-l W. Mcdonnell, White Clay Greek
Hundred.
Kent eonnty-John W. Denny, Smy.
Tna: James h. Lamb, Leipsic: David s.
Clark, Downs Chapel; Prot. <. II.
Skinner, Dover Rev. George W. En-
gland, Harrington; Thomas b. Clemens,
Marydel, Rev. J. B. Quigg. Milford j..
G. Brown, Wyoming; John Harrington,
Frederioa.
Sussex county-Revs. Mr.. Johnson, r.
II. Harding, T. &. Terry; Thomas Ba.
con, W. r. Tubbs, Miles Messick,
George W. Joseph, D. A. Conner and
J. Il. Draper.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16

OOTICE q. A. R--THE MEMBERS or
IN Smyth Post, No. /, q. A.. r., arc 70
Quested to meet at their headquarters, sixth
and Market streets. Saturday evening, the
18th inst, In full uniform. TO proceed 10 depot
a. O'Clock sharp. BY order Of the Post Com.
mandsr. l2lG u UOL. JAS. MCDOWELL.
Wy A MEDIA Z OR 8 RUDMED
w house within few squares Of tka 7.
W. & y. Railroad depot, by The first OF jan
uary. Apply 81 4lo Fast sixth street.
l2.lsf.t
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16

n Il OCER
ceived a al
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&l,,StUc'dyrTlcte
STtH 'sTH @Oc, 8 lb
40 o,lrencl
Ivy aj. Abs
Ieat 100, d
IN. 4 ct. tGlt
t,.i StfoL 2Sc, ord
Se1't'corn 10.
INV, ! lbs p.
N l.0'b 10. bid
IiI.ol'kwbeat' n n
ks,s, s;t6c. gold
[I,ol l!c. s iii
~ lnne, our sd
Ill.,. l ls fair, q
fTta 9tc mara
a S.'V 'oach6l
H. Sweet CIDER
Hut the bnva".ss
EGS,als., Dluns
n Y act berries
|inS,,sood, our
4 "'und the m,
E'&sw
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-10-02

MoRTGAGEE's ~ SALE
TWO VALUABLE LOTS or GROUND AT
PIkESVlLLE IN BALTIMORE COUNTY.
Rf virtue of power contained in n Mortgage
- dated On the 18th day Of August. ISIS, and
recorded In Liber J. b.. No. 20. folio IO2, -.
ss &C., one Of the Mortgage Records -
FL OF baltimore county, the
viii sell at public auction, ut the Court House
door ut Towsontown. on
SdiHrfdy, the 9TH day Of October, 1850,
at ~ o'clock A. NJ,
ALL THOSE TWO PIECES Or PARCELS
OF LAND,
described In said Mortgage, situated ut the nino
mile stone on the Reisterstown Turnpike. at or
near Pikesyillc.
The first parcel contains
~ PERcHES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS,
situated on the northeast side Of said Turnpike,
and u improved by good substantial
STONE DWELLING,
A. Hook.
The second parcel contains
y ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS.
situated on the southwest side of said Turnpike,
and Is improved by n small
DOUBLE COTTAGE,
located nearly opposite to tho dwelling above
mentioned.
The lst parcel Is in fec the second is subjec, 90
n ground rent Of $500 per annum.
TERMS OF SALE.-Onc. half Cash, balance in
two equal payments in six and twelve months
from day Of sale. A deposit of $3.50 will be re-
quired on each parcel on day Of sale.
X. W. BALDWIN, Attorney.
80 Lexington street, Baltimore.
STORM 4 RIsTEAU, Auetionsers.
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appointed by the Governor Of Maryland, having
sat IN accordance with the provisions ofthe Regis
tration Law, passed at January Session. 1879.
will sit Tor the purpose Of finally correcting the
registration lists Of the several Election Districts
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MARRIAGES.

DAvIS-BRADY.--on September u, by the Rev.
A. T.. Gibson, Jesse Davis and Matte v. Brady.
MARTENET--LANGE the 18th instant.
by the Rev. T.. l.. :. Trcssci. DIR. J. Pusseli
Martenct to Miss Cynthia ". Lange. daughter
Of Henry Langr. Esq, Of baltimore county.
IERScli-PEARCE.-O August 3. by the Rev,
T. X. Lewis. Geo. 7. IIcrsch Of Baltimore city.
60 Miss Radio T.. Pearec. Of Baltimore county.
REDMAN-RlLEY.--On September 3, by the
Rev. Charles u. Smith. Robert Rcdman 10 Clara
V. Riley. both oi baltimore county.
WALkER--GiBSON.- September -. nj
liampden, Baltimore county, by the Rev. L. u.
Wilson, John NJ. Walker, TO Menella 5. Gibson.
CUDDY-IlBlSSE.--Inl Hereford. by Rev. Wat.
son Case. September 29th. Mr.. chas. 4. Cuddy
To- Miss Annie NJ. llcisse. all Of Baltimore county.
KEYSER-N0RRIS.- Monday. Aug. ., 1889, BY
Rev. Geo. u. buchanan. Geo. X. keyser. Of
Va. to Ella Norris, Of BALTIC. county.
COCkEi-lllNES.-On 2ist Sept 1850, BY the
Rev. Father Shccran, Jos. d. Cockcy 10 Miss
Annie N. Hines. all 81 baltimore.
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The undersigned, Officer. Of Registration for ,h.
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Jsfs- The election takes place in Indiana on
Tuesday, 18th inst, aud both parties are putting
forth their best efforts to carry the State. Our
readers must not lose sight Of the fact that In-
diana Is Democratic State and while the Republi
cans have good show to carry il. there is still
no certainty that they will do 50. and the Demo-
Gratis may succeed by small majority. There
seems to be no doubt however. that Garfield will
carry the State in November. but should IL 20
Democratic the chances Of the Republican ticket
will not be diminished as the electoral vote OF that
State is not absolutely necessary to elect the Re-
publican nominees. Indiana il not pivotal
State, as Democrats would try to make i, appear,
but the real battle ground Is New York State.
which Republicans feel perfectly cona!en, Of ear
ryiuy
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-10-02

BALriNoRE's GREAT Communicable sesaui-
centennial celebration which commence. in Bai,i.
more Oct. ilth and continues one week, will with.
out doubt be the greatest and grande., demon
sration OF its kind ever in that city from the
period OF Its founding up to the present time.
There have, we are aware. been very many great
occasions In the Monumental metropolis during
the past $50 years, but none Of them could be CON.
parable with this either In extent, magnitude or
attraeiveness nor the occasion calling them forth
90 commanding. The hallowed jubilee experienced
not only in Baltimore but all over the Nation.
when those in rebellion agains, tho Union sur.
rendered to Gen. Grant at Appoma,ox. was truly
patriotic. heartfelt ovation coming spontaneously
from every lover Of human liberty and Of his
country. This had no equal In our history and
perhaps never will have again. Il was universal
and gave joy to every loyal heart.
The occasion which Is so soon 10 be celebrated
10 more special in its character, pertaining more
particularly to Baltimore and her individual in
terests. Towards this end our friends are mani.
Testing praiseworthy pride in striving to make
IL an occasion worthy in every respect Of their
magnificent city, 90 soon to enter upon the one
hundred and hitieth year Of her founding.
We need not nor indeed could we II so inclined,
give space or time TO = full description Of what
this ocession Is to BE- So vast must II be in pro.
portions that to attempt even an outline would be
impossible. Not even partial idea Of Il can be
given. II must be seen TO be truly realized. We
advise our readers and friends residing in the
county to give all the time they possibly can to
attending and witnessing the countless attractions
or this. Baltimores great celebration designed TO
90 signaliy mark the anniversary Of her founding.
The opening day-MOnday, 18th insi.-when the
principle, We may call Il the monster, procession
takes place, will Of all other days In the week be
most attractive and best worth seeing. Those
Who can be present but one day should select this
The largest attendance most likely will be there
70 zee the opening but each day Of the six will
afford especial attractions. None Of those now
living will probably ever have another oppOr,u.
nifty Of again witnessing so magnificent jubilee.
II promises to be empha,ically sesqui. centennial
celebration in honor Of Maryland's great CONNER
eial metropolis in which not only svery Balti.
morean bu. every Citizen Of our State must feel
deep interest and take an especial pride. II you
can do no more, give one day at least to the Bal.
timore jubilee.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-10-02

jr<A-The Cecil Wig says 'thc nomination Of
Mr.. Webster was entirely unsought on his part.
but was made in response to the almo,, unani-
nous voice Of the Republicans Of the District
lie gives Gems. Garfield and Arthur his hartest
support. Mr.. Webster is n statesman Of
national reputation. and gentleman Of acknowl-
edged integrity. A. between Mr.. Webster and
either Of the gentlemen named as candidates by
the Democrats, the voters Of this district ought
not to hesitate a moment to give him their sup
mort
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Fifth District.
WHITE HOUSE.
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COLONEL wEHsrER's ACCEPTANCE.

BELAtR Nh. September 18th.
"" Hessrs. DaHici PoTeH, 4. BiHiay.ica, j. T..
Mccullough. 4. IosLHry. CoRnii,.e:
OeRiteMsH-lours Of the sd inst. IL nj hand by
to-day's mail. informing me of my unanimous
nomination rs the Republican candidate for Con.
grcss. by the Republican Congressional Cunven.
tion Of the Second district of Maryland. and ex.
pressing the hope that would accept the nomi.
nation. For the very kind manner in which you
have communicated the action and wishes Of the
convention please accept my thanks. Coming. as
this nomination does, without my procurement
and even against my personal wishes freely cx-
pressed, and believing. rs do. in the untrammcl.
led right ofthe people TO make their own selection
ofagents and public servants. consider IL my duty
60 comply with the wishes Of your convention /:
and hereby accept their nomination with high
appreciation Of the honor which IL confers upon
mo and with an earnest desire to merit and main
tain the confidence Il implies. Owing 90 the fact
that have held for some years an independent
position rs to political organizations. AMI being
DESTROYS that no voter in the Second
district shall be in doubt rs TO my political views
nj this time. wish in accepting your nomination
20 say that earnestly favor the election of the
noble standard bearers Of the Republican party
Garfield and Arthur that believe the best inter-
ests Of the country will be advanced By ahilation
with the national Republican party. AZ the same
time wish il also To be understood that can
never surrender the right 60 exercise my indiyi-
dual Judgment upon all questions tina; might come
before me ~ n representative Of the people. aud
that, II elected all my efforts shall be given 60
promote the interests of my entire constituency,
and the honor and welfare of the whole country.
With great respect, your obedent servant,
Erwin II. WEBSTER.
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Thirteenth District.
Monday. Ociobsr TAI. 1850,
AT SlluLTHEIS:

TH.,iay. OctoL,r jfh. 1850,
At JOS. J. liELLMAN'S. RELAY HOUSE,
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
.eu-Thc sitting each day will be from o'clock
a. ". until o'clock =. VI.
Es-The said lists Of qualified voters will be cor.
rccted by striking thercirom the names Of all per.
sons who have died; or those who have removed
from the District. or who have become disqualified
under the second and third Sections Of the lst
Article of the Constitution of Maryland, and To
register the maine Of every person who shall apply
20 be registered as qualified voter who shall sat.
isfy the Register he possesses the requisite quail
hcations under the Constitution OF the United
States, and also under the Constitution Of the State
Of Maryland.
Naturalircd citizens in each District are requir.
Cd TO exhibit their naturalization papers TO the
Register.
Those persons desiring TO be registered or trans
ferred are respectfully requested to come forward
promptly that the Register may be enabled to dis.
charge his duty in accordance with the law.
GEORGE ". FEELEMYER.
Officer of Registration. i.t Election District.
CHARLES =. ROGERS.
Officer Of Registration. % Election District.
GEORGE II. ELDER,
Officer Of Registration. ID Election District.
WILLIAM l.. SlIRIvER.
Officer Of Registration. 9TH Election District.
ANDREW JACKSON.
Officer of Registration. 9Th Election District.
JAMES W. MCCULLOUGH,
Officer Of Registration. 9th Election District.
CHARLES l.. ALMONY.
Officer Of Registration. 9Th Election District.
Dir THOMAS l.. GALLOWAY.
Officer Of Registration. Sth Election District.
DIR. u. :. WILLIAMS,
Officer Of Registration, 9th Election District.
THOMAS BOND,
Officer Of Registration. 10th Election District.
EDWIN JESS0P,
Officer Of Negotiation, 18th Election District.
AUGUST wEIS,
Officer Of Registration, 18th Election District.
JOHN J. WADE,
Officer Of Registration, 18th Election District.
Sept. lS.-td.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-10-02

sr0-tien. Hancock has written u letter to an
Ohio politician in which he puts his seal Of con-
demna,ion upon Southern war claims and say,
II he were President he would veto all legislation
which might come before him providing for the
payment Of claims of any kind Of persons who
were In tho rebellion. whether parionei or not
How win this take with thousands Of Southern
Democrats who are only waiting fora Democrats
administration to press their claims for compen.
sation for losses sustained, pensions, de-!
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Thirtaanth niatriot.

PUBLIC HOUSE OF J. J. WADE, WASH.
INGTON ROAD.
For the purpose Of elcciing
Eight persons for Electors for President and
Vice President Of the United States.
One member Of Congress from the Second Con
gressonal District. embracing the I'd. Sd, ith 5th
9th. 9Th. sth, 9th, 10th, Iith and 18th Election
Districts.
One member Of Congress from the Fifth Con.
gressional District, embracing the LIST and 18th
Election Districts Of Baltimore county.
c- The polls will be opened at . o'clock A.
n. and closed ut q o'clock 2. ",
.e1- The Returning Judges are required and
directed TO make their return on the second day
tThursdayl following the election. to the Clerk Of
the Circuit Court for baltimore county.
WILLIAM A. SLADE,
Sheriff Of Baltimore county
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lre- The Louisville (Ky.) POs,-a ranpan,
Democratic paper-says "Let Kentucky do her
duty, and there is no danger about the result In
Indiana" Perhaps this does not look like in
tended fraud on the part Of the Democrats. but
we think II does. A fair election In Indiana will
give the State to the Republicans by good ma
jority, but the Democrats do not intend that Il
shall be fair and accordingly Kentuckians are TO
take hand with their IIOosicr brethren. Il Il
possible that the great moral pariy-ths party
that has never been known to commit = fraud
will countenancc such n thing!
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-10-02

;ro-Dr. Washington 4. Smith, Of Dorchester
county. the Republican nominee for Congress in
the Let Maryland district, il n native Of Virginia
and graduate Of the University Of Maryland
In 1919 he was elected to the Legislature as u
Wing. but in 1859 he ran on the Democratic tickle.
and was defeated by two majority. After that he
continued to &C, with the Democratic party and
was in the Constitutional convention Of 1864 and
subsequently in the Legislature and State Senate.
lie was Democratic member o. the House In 1870
and was afterwards elected Ms an independent can
didate. Since then he has acted with the Repub-
liean party and Is regarded as a very strong man
and u valuable acquisition TO the party.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-10-02
NIORTGAGEE'S SALE
ANA ora


by virtue OF power contained In q Mortgage
from Thomas X. Matthews and wife tn IL
- John Roberts. Trustee. dated June 20, sS2
Ia: 1859. and recorded among the Mort
gaze Records of Baltimore county in Libcr l.. II.
A.. No. ~. folio 21j. &c, and 81 an assignment
of said Mortgage by Abram :. Ashbridge. sue.
cess"r Of the said John Roberts as trustee. to
Elizabeth u. Hopkins. dated the ith day Of April
lSSo. and duly recorded. Liber ". NJ. l.. No. IS,
folio i>O. &c.. the undersigned will sell at public
auction, at the Cour; House door in Towsontown,
Mondry. Ocfobsr ?jh. IsSO,
., - o'clock NJ.
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND in said county
known rs Cedar Meadows. and particularly dc.
scribcd in deed from Alice fcnby and others 10
Thos. X. Matthews. dated April 2Sih. IS6?. AMI
recorded among the Land Records of baltimore
county in lbcr q. II. C., No. n. folio 800. &c.,
containing
III ACRES OF LAND. MORE OR LESS.
This property is situated abou; oac mile north
of the Philadelphia Turnpike and eleven miles
from Baltimore city. II is improved by large
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
and nuibuiliinss.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash. and n deposit of
s500.no will be required on the day of sale.
ELIZABETH Il. HOPKINS.
Assignee of the Mortgage.
GERARD T. HOPKINS.
Husband of Elizabeth X. Hopkins.
y. ". BRIAN. Auctionccr.
Oct. 2.-ts
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Is- Il is the duty Of every Republican in the
county from now until election day to make every
VI 'po''ible for the Republican candidates. II
this duty 10 persis,en,ly performed We shall sue
coed In largely increasing our vote. The fac,
that the business Of the country Is better, more
economically conducted now than ever before in
the history Of the Nation, should induce every
patriot TO vote the Republican ticket.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-10-02

En>Thc Jo"r"ai Of last week published speech
Of Hon. Thomas A.. Hendricks. heading II "Gar-
field di'sracel" &c. The speech Is simply re-
hash Of the old and stale charges against Gcn.
Garfield and will not damage his cause in tho
slightest. But this same Thomas A. Hendricks
has either proven him a demagOyuc or liar. or
both, for just before the Republican convention in
Chicago he used these words:
81 will tell you whom I think the Republican.
should nominate and whom I consider their
strongest man; he is n true man. man Of princi-
PIE. an honest man. and would make good Prcsi-
den, for us all Personally, consider him the
best man you could nominate. refer 20 General
James \. Garfield of the State Of Ohio"
II IL unnecessary to make any further comment
on Hendricks speech after reading the above.
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Notice TO Hotel Keepers and all
Others who Deal I'm Liquors.

For the Information Of all persons concerned.
the following Act Of the Legislature. passed
March 9th. ls6j. is published:
CHAPTER 1871.
Az ACT prohibiting The .nir oJ .,.iri,aoa. or tsr-
msnted liquor. IN tic .rerai Coasii.. of the
State an III. day oj Election.
SECTION ]. he Il enacted Jy tie General Asem.
Jiy IF Maryland. That Il shall not be lawful for
the keeper Of any hotel. tavern. store. drinking
establishment. or any other place where liquors
are sold. or for any person persons. directly or
indirectly. TO sell. barter. give dispose Of any
spirtuous or ferinenied liquors, ale, beer or In
tosicating drinks Of any kind. on the days Of
election hereafter TO be held in the several coun.
ties Of the State.
SECTION =. iRd h. il enacted, Tha, any person
violating the provisions of this Act shall be liable
20 indictment BY the Grand Jury Of the county
where the offence 10 committed. and shall upon
conviction before any Judge Of the Circuit Courts
OF this State. be fined a sum not less than fifty
dollars nor more than one hundred dollars for
each and every odence-one- half the fine shall be
paid TO the informer. the other half to the County
Commissioners, for the use Of public roads.
WILLIAM A. SLADE.
Sheriff Of Baltimore county.
Sept. 25.-te.