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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-02-19
r r. Boarman and VIM. 8. Keech,
Solicitors, Towsontown.

by virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court for
Baltimore county, sitting in equity, and passed
in n cause In said Court wherein Augustus Hart
man ID Complainant aud Laurence r. Anderson
aud others are respondents, the undersigned, the
Trustees named In said decree, will offer at public
sale, on
Aoaday, 3sh Of February. A. u. 1881,
at the hour Of n o'clock A. NJ,
on the premises, about ! mile from 81. James
Church, on Ny Lady's Manor, and on tho roai
leading from the Maner road to Jacob n. Pearcc's
THAT VALUABLE Farm. CONTAINING
ABOUT 1914 ACRES OF LAND.
more or less, formerly belonging to Thomas An
derson, deceased, and since owned BY Aquila u.
Anderson (now dsceased) and 0rrick Anderson
as tenants In common, and adjoining the proper
ties Of Messrs. William Price. Jacob NJ. Pearcc,
Mrs. Hutehins, Miss Mary Slade and +. Monroe
Richardson, improved by
about IS By 30 feet. part frame and part stone; q
Frame Barn, Spring House, Meat House, etc.
About so or 30 acres are under cultivation, bal
anee priacipslly In Oak and Hickory Timber.
The property 10 well watered. soil Kind and ca
silly improved. Churches, Schools. etc., conve-
nisnt; neighborhood healthy aud pleasant.
The property will be sold In two tracts Of about
TERMS OF sALE-i cash, 4 In 9 months
and the balance In ~ months from day Of sale.
the deferred payments 20 bear interest from day
u sale and 20 be secured BY notes ofhe purchaser
or purchasers. with security satisfactory to the
Trustees, or all cash. at purchasers option.
Undsr the terms Of the decree, the Trustees are
authorised 10 require the payment Of 500 from
the purchaser Of each tract soid and In default Of
its payment 20 cell the land again without further
notice. Al persons intending 10 bid will please
come prepared TO comply with these terms. as tho
cash deposit Of 500 each tract sold will be
CURED on the day Of sale.
ROBERT r. B0ARMAN. r,,.,...
WILLIAM s. KEECH, trustees
Feb. 12.-ts.
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r. r. Boarman and John I. Yellott,
Attorneys, Towsontown.
TRUSTEEs' SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. a,
81 IN BALTIMORE AND CARROLL
|. COUNTIES. -

Nv virtue Of decree Of tho Circuit Court for
Baltimore county, sitting In Equity, the under
sisned Trustees will sell at public auction at the
Court House door, 1t Towsontown, on
Wednesday, the 9h day Of March, A. ID. 1881,
at The hour Of i2i o'clock p. NJ,
to the highest bidder,
ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND,
situate Immediately on the public road leading
from Bockley svlle In Baltimore county, 70 iIamp-
stead, Carroll county. about one mile from Beck.
ieysvills aud half mile from "Gravs Run Mills"
adjoining the lands Of Jacob fowbie. William
Piper and others, and being al and the Same land
described In q deed from Joseph Albsn 70 Will
liam Alban, dated 2sth Of January, A. d. 1874,
and recorded 10 Lbes J. D., No. 80, folio $50, &C.,
one Of the Land Records books Of Baltimore
ri ACRES OF LAND. MORE OR LESS.
" TWO S COMFORTABLE DWELLINGS,
one 2axis feet, two.s stories high. and good Sta
BILE, and Barn aud the other dwelling about 70
feet square. two.stories high, with outbailding'.
oil In good repair.
The above property viii BE- sold in whole or
10 parts and psrcsls-ene containing ONE and
ONE-HALP ACRES, with dwelling and stable.
and the other containing ONE ACRE, improved
By the second described dwslling-as may suit
purchasers.
lent nsish6orhood.
Lot No. :, 10 composed Of two contiguous tracts
Of land, situate In Carroll county. on the public
road leading from Besklsysvills, Baltimore eeun.
y, 10 Manchsster, In Carroll county, about I've
miles from Manchester, containing In the two
tracts
4si ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
and being al Of the land mentioned and desesib-
cd in the two deeds, the one from George y. Bsub-
lits and wife to William Aiban, dated 2sth day
Of November, A. d. 1885. and recorded In Libsr
y. T. g., No. 80, folio SO, &C.. and the other from
Henry Aiban Of n. and wife TO William Alban,
dated the 18th day Of November. 1878, and rs'
corded in Liber y. T. g., No. SO folio toS, 10,
both Of which said Record books being the Land
Record books Of Carroll county.
This property 10 Of the aasst quality for farm
ing land. we'll improved and vel wstsrsd, %.
TERMS OF sALE.-Ous-hafe cash on day Of
sale, and balance. With interest," In twelve .enths
from day Of sale, the deferred payments 10 b g.
cured b. notes enthusiastically Endorsed.
! j. II f :. 4ssIoIir. Trustees.
Feb. Io.-ts.
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erThs an,i-progrss'ivs spiri, Of Bourbonism
In the South 10 showing signs ola decay which tho
Louisville Commercial considers one Of the best
omens Of tho day. A new class Of men 10 coming
TO the front with modern ideas and liberal senti.
ments. II asserts that there 10 a kindly feeling
manifested towards the incoming President, and
many southerners are anxious to have Il UNDER
stood that they were not responsible for the abuse
hsapsd upon him during the campaign. Il zig
niGcantiy adds;
"Another notable thing which crops out In con.
yersations held In the South Is the distrust which
IL being entertained for the Northern Democracy,
the idea being nearly erystallissd down there that
divorce from that wing Of the party 10
essential. In Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama and
Florida that conviction u bseomiug fully lodged
In the minds Of the people, and Il win bear fruit
ere another national election takes place"
The Northern Democracy must feel highly CON-
plinsntsd with such expressions Of sentiment
from their Southern allies. We have always en-
tsrtainsd . rather poor opinion Of the Democracy
Of the North, but are 10th 10 believe them 90 far
gone Is 10 be unat longer 10 be trusted by their
brethren Of the Cotton States.
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cs~s.pe.dsses Bsisi~srs 0ssssy Usiss.
A FALLING OFF OF PUPILS.
BALytuonE Corrrv. F,bruarv II,h. has

BALstsoHE couxrv, February Iith, 1881.
ksssrs. Editors .-Through the courtesy Of
some one connected with the School Board I have
been furnished with . pamphlet copy Of last
years report % the School Commissioners. A
comparison Of this report with that of the previous
year shows largo falling on Of the number of
white pupils - well as decrease In the number
Of colcrcd pupils. The increase Of white pupiis
for 1879 over 1873 was si1, while the increase for
1880 over 1879 10 only la decrease OF 2e7. The
increase Of colorsd pupils In 1879 over 1873 was
1885, while the increase for 1850 over 1879 10 laI,
being decrease Of IS. This 10 q total decrease
Of $50 puplls--a rather remarkable showing when
the schools are In 90 nouFishlng . condition.
PArRox op fmR scuools.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-02-19

Eo-Lively times in Ireland all signs indicate.
Parne'l and his followers have been practically
turned out Of Parliament rs obstructionists ;
Michael Daviit, popular Irish leader. has been
summarily arrested in Dublin on an old sentence
Of banishment and spirited over to q London
prison % be held indefinitely. and coercive meas
ures are threatened all over the troubled island.
Disorders are Increasing, and excitement IL be-
coming intense. Poor ireland Poorer England,
that can no more generously govern her conquest.
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re- Il 10 said that Hon. Thomas J. Heating,
"yiclding TO the solicitation Of many friends, has
decided to be again candidate fer Comptroller
Of the State Treasury. Mr.. Heating states that
this Is positively the last time he will be candi-
date for that position. lie has already held tho
Office two terms, and, so far as We have been able
to learn, has been a compe,en. and altogether
worthy official. Hon. Daniel NJ. Henry, Of Dor
chester county, has also been named as q candi-
date for Comptrollsr
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-02-19

TO- Gov. Hamilton has appointed Hon. Daniel
r. Magruder, Of Calvert county. Chief Judge Of
the 7th Judicial Circuit, vice Judge Brent, de-
ceased; also Hon. Richard d. d. Chew, Of Prime .
Georges county. Associate Judge Of the same Cir
cult, vice D. r. Magrudsr. appointed Chief Judge.
They will hold the positions until next falls cleo
tion. Judge Magruder Is between Is and so years
Of age and has been on tho bench since 1868.
Judge Chew was = member Of the Legislature Of
1868 and 10 q vel. known and able lawyer.
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sLADR.-At woodsnsburg, Feb. Sch, Of scarlet
fever, George w., aged years months and 10
days. youngest son Of Randolph and Berthe
Slads.
z0LLfNGER.-At Arlington, 18th inst, Maria
zollingsr, In her SD year, rsiict Of the late
Jacob zoilingsr, Of Harrisburg, Pa
MITCHELL.-On Feb. l6, Sarah Lueretia, wife
Of Emory q. Mitchell, Of Baltimore county, and
youngest daughter Of Jonathan and Lydia A.
Blours, Of Howard county.
sr0CKsDALE.-At Rsistsrstown, Clayanna H.,
aged 80 ysars, wife Of Geo. w. stoeksdale.
BIkRLY.-ssddsaiy, Feb. 10. 1881, chss. Bierly,
IN The e5th year % his age.
THIERAUGH.-At her late residence, In Baiti.
moro, Jan. 3oth. Rachel Ann, wife Of George
Thisrasgh, sister Of John r. cuddy, and daugh-
Ter Of The late Capt. Lawson cuddy, Of Bsiti-
more county, 10 the esth year Of her age. She
leaves three ehildrsa and sixteen grandchildren
20 mourn their loss.
Aad may 10 live 90 purely,
That when ws come 20 die,
We ail nay live forever,
II that hone % love on high.
IIxa BnornEn.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-02-19

JzrThs Psnnsyivania Railroad Company lie
working inio excellent shape financially, earning
ID per cent. ON IL stock the last year. Tho Com
Psny paid on = six per cent. loan Of si,ooo, 200,
due January !, Issued for the purchase, few years
since, from the United States Of the old navy yard
In Philadelphia. They pay on In March $780,
900 per cent. loans Of the leased Philadelphia
and Erie road
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DUBLIC SALE
HORSES, WAGONS, HARNESS, HOUSE.
HOLD FURNITURE, &C.

The uadsrsigasd will sell u public sale at his
residence. on the south side Of the Joppa road.
near Riders Switch, adjoining the property Of
Mr.. James Doyes. on
wedsssday. Fsss~ary Esd, 1891,
81 II o'clock NJ,
THE FOLLOWING PERSONAL PROPERTY :
Two aas Work Horsss, ysariing Colt, In
one 3 OF 6-horse broad tread Wagon, -
With iron sxles; good stone and Lime ~
Beds, , ssts Of heavy Brssehbsnds and sets Of
Lead Harness, Houssns, Brides and Collars,
Lead Lines, tos % Chains, Ae.
Also, Household Furniture, consisting Of 2
Bsdstssds, 3 good Feather Beds, Husk and
Hair Msitrsssss, Tables. lot Of Chairs, Ten
Plate Stovs and numerous other articles unncc-
sssafy 20 mention.
TERMS OF SALE AN sums Of so and
under, Cash on sums over that amount q credit
Of four months, purchaser giving notes with up.
proved security, bearing interest from day Of sale.
BENJAMIN vANH0RN, ia.
8. q. WILSON, Aaetioassf.
Feb. i2.-ts.
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- A moot singular asiic,ioa overlook Capt.
wm- G. Fowler. . member Of the baltimore Board
81 Pilots, few days ago. He was walking along
the street, converting with friend, when he sud-
dsniy Lost the power Of speech. lie returned To
his home and . physician was sent for who could
give no reason for the remarkable occurrence.
Capt. Fowler 10 65 years Of age.
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Law once OF oregon u. Benson, % West
faystte 81, Baltimore.
TRUSTEES SALE
III -oP-
a Small, Well Located Farm e.
Ia ~ TuE &
18TH ELECTION DISTRICT OF
BALTIMORE COUNTY.

by virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court for
baltimore county passed In . cause wherein Will
liam T. Randie, Administrator, OF al, were CON-
piainants and Emanuel Randls Of al, were de
fsndants, the undsrsignsd, Trustee named In said
decree, will sell 81 public auction, on the premises,
on Monday. February ASIA, 1881,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
ALL THAT FARM OR TRACT OF LAND
Of which Richard Randie died seized. containing
20 ACRES or LAND, MORE OR LESS,
situated IN the 18th election district Of Baltimore
county, aboat 100 yards from the Sulphur Spring
Station, on the D. . p. Railroad and adjoining
the lands Of Thomas II. Randls, Edward Ring
and others. Improved BY two.story
FRAME DWELLING.
TERMS OF SALE cash, balance Ia and
~ neaths from the day Of dnai ratification, OF all
cash ct the option Of the purchaser; credit pay
msnts 70 bear interest and 10 b secured 70 tho
Satisfaction Of the Trustee.
- A deposit Of $500 will be required on
the day Of sale. OREGON X. BENSON,
Trustee.
Feb. S.-ts.
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~ The munieipai election In Philadsiphia
on Tuesday resulted In the election Of Samuel O.
King. Democrat, By . majority Of about 1000.
Mayor s,oksly was the regular Republican nom
inse and Mr.. King was put up BY the independ-
snt Republicans and Democrats. WIN. Nelson,
Republican. for City Solicitor, Vas elec,el by up
wards Of 900 majority.
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Correspondsses Baifiners Cswaty Usioa.
WANTS TIE SALARIES RAISED.
Wu,rs (laouxp. Pebruarv s,h. Iss


Msssrs. Editors ''sies FL sec In your columns
Of last week, an article on the public schools Of
this county. Of the small salaries, &e. Think our
county, which 10 Of the weaithiest In the State
ought 10 pay good salaries % our officials. The
Secretary, Treasurer and Examiner ought 10 have
about sig thousand dollars per annum. u combined
In one once, and f In three distinct ofces about
two thousand apiece aud fine residence built for
them At the expense Of the county. You know
there are pets who ought 20 be pstted aud We tax
payers. as you know, have plsnty Of money 10
keep all Of these things up. or Ut least have got
20 keep thom up. Nov our most honorable e.
aminer says In his report that he has visited
schools 13S tunes. Well, may be he has, bat his
presence over here might do some good for sore
eyes, ~ he has not been In this neighborhood Tor
about four years, without u was TO attend peiti-
col meeting. II THAT u not showing well for our
public schools do not know What 10. lie also
says that the teachers have qualified themselves
BY experience and study. They may have studisd
very hard, but they must not take The Normal
School graduates up In the section Of the county
where the sixteen ysar. old boy is or he win sur.
pass them In spelling contests.
You may hear from me again u this Il lucky
enough 10 escape the scrap basket
Respectfully yours, AocipExrAL.
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pUBLIC SALE
STOCK, CROPS. FARM IMPLEMENTS AND
MACHINERY, &C.
The undsrsignsd, intending To change his place
ef residsnes, viii sell At public sale. the farm
q leading from Hiss's church, kyfW
NcnAe Hartford road, TO Putty hin. onsk
the Belair road, about midway between the two
Msndsy, February 2ssk, 1881,
At 10 o'clock A. NJ,
THE FOLLOWING PERSONAL PROPERTY
Four Pine Work Horses. me of them excellent
driving animal; I Good Cow aud lot Of Shoats.
FARMING MACHINERY 4 IMPLEMENTS:
I Portable t-horse power Rngine and Threshsr.
In good running order I 3.horse Tread Power,
10 good order; ] two.hor.e broad:tresd Wagon.
but little used Spring Market Wagon, In good
order; I ?.horse field Roller, I Hay Carriage,
with Body, Stone Bed, Horse Rake, ! Hay
Fork with Rope and Blocks complete ! Getting
Box, Plous, liArrows. cuitivators, whcelbarIow,
Griudstone. drain Cradles. Moving Scythes, one
large Iron Boiler, Feed Chests, ? stone Sledges,
2 Crowbars, lot of Old Iron, Harness Of all kinds
and large collection Of Small Tools.
Also, IS barrels Of Corn, SO bushels Oats, 1000
bundles OF Corn Fodder. y Loo Of Wheat snd Dat
Straw, and lot Of Manure.
Also. 90 Chickens and Turkeys.
TERMS OF SALE.-Ali sums u SO and under,
cash; over that amount credit ef six months,
Purchasers giving notes with approved security,
bearing interest from day Of sale.
ED-No postponement on account 81 weather.
JOHN 7. CuENw0RTH.
$. q. WILSON. Auc,ionssr.
Feb. is.-n
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e8-Ths Gresnbaekers intend making . nsw
move. Since the collapse Of their organization
last fall, the leaders have bssa endeavoring TO
cement the few pieces. and they now announce
that meeting n the Grssnbssksrs ofths country
yin Be held st Chicago In March. to form the
~PeopIss party" The "orssnhern party" wosid
be . more appropriate name
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-02-19

- AZ the Maryland Brick company's works
90 cas-. Monument street. Baltimore. from $4,000
10 loo.ooe can be turned out BY machinery every
day. This company has been awarded the con-
tract for supplying 100000 brick for the new
addition 20 Bayview Asylum.
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eo- Reports from Mentor. Ohio. are to tie
sasc, that Gen. Garfield Is ovyrun with vi'itors
to the extent that he has not yet had time to
write his inaugural address. About four-6iths Of
the visitors are huntag Office Tor themselves and
the other ann want oiiees for somebody else. So
altogether tho General having lively time Oft
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Tho Probable Route OF the New Through
Railroad.

hAhroeo.
The charter for the Delaware Western road,
which /, intended 10 form n portiou Of = through
80. g.. w..l,. a. e %. -.,.
'.e'' .''. "'"'"s''. " Ne. 'o'A' passing
through baltimore and Hartford counties, stu
hangs Gre In Delaware Legislature. The wilming-
TIM fD.l-l N.,. ,h;,L. An. ,..,. wh,.h An. ,sw
road must nses,sarIy take vii, b. sbou, =. follow.
Amer leaving Bsi,,uo,, county IN. ,o.a runs
through Hartford county 10 the susqushasna.-
TIL. viii % the hsst important srides % e esilt:
shos shs, xhiis .ss.,;a, NJ. 80. y. - h M
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~ The eighth saa~.i investing of the Mary
land State Temperance Alliance will be held in
the Young Mems Christian Association building,
Baltimore. April iIth and 18th. and public DEM
onstrations win also be held at other points In the
city. This convention expected TO be the largest
ever held In the State. and will be addressed BY
some of the abies. temperance advocates In the
eountrv
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-02-19

ec- Business 10 Baltimore city the past week
has been b.o,ains aud the merchants are happy.
Every indication points to . very lively ,pring
trade and this 10 certainly most gratifying.
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cc- lion. Fernando Wood, member Of Con-
gress from New York city. died at Ito, Springs.
Arkansas. (whithsr be had gone Tor the benefit Of
HE health) ON Sunday night last.
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ee- The Baltimore City Passenger Railway
Company has established . mill Of lie own TO
grind f.I horse feed. Il requires $50 bushels
Of corn per day to feed the stock Of tho company.
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rs- Senator Blaine having accepted the po-
sition Of Secretary Of State In Mr.. Garheids Cab
met, will, Il 10 stated In . few days resign his
seat In the Senate. The Senator has been quite
~ for some days but is nov improving.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-02-19

- Gen. Hancock has accepted an invitation
10 take part In the inaugural ceremonies at WASH
iagton On the 9Th Of March, lie will DO present
with his stat.
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BALTIMORE CITY.
By virtue Of power contained In n Mortgage
from George Philip Hess to John Henry Burger.
dated the 9Th day Of November, 1879. and rc-
corded among the Mortgage Records Of Baltimore
county In Liber J. D., No. SO, folio Ia, &c. tho
undersigned, Mortgage, will offer Tor sale at
public auction, on the premises, on
"Wednesday. the ?sd day If february, 1881,
ut IL o'clock NJ,
ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND.
situate and lying In baltimore county, being n
part Of n certain lot Of land, distinguished by the
Number Is on plat OF tho baltimore Company's
land and described rs follows, TO wit: beginning
for the said lot OF land q, stone planted In the
ground with q cross cut thus NJ on the top, u
being n corner Of John Ilenrys part Of said lot
Number Is, and running thence southeast thir-
teen perchcs; thence northeast one hundred and
twenty three and half perches TO n road LEFT for
the use OF Iioffnnns remaining property then
with said road northwest thirteen pcrchcs to the
aforesaid John lienry's land then with said land
southwest ono hundred and twenty three and u
half perches e. the place Of beginning, containin:
TEN ACRES OF LAND.
The Improvements consist Of u
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE. A BARN WITH
STABLE, AND TWO FINE GREEN
HOUSES
And also. immediately alter the sad sale. all
the PLANTS AND FLOWERS on the premises
and In tho green houses. and all tho
GARDENING AND FARMING UTENSILS,
CnATrELS AND LIVE STOCK, via:
a Two Horses, two Cows, one <s-,.
LIN Wagon, one Cart, four kfTH
AA Pioughs, two Cultiyators, oneI(5z.
Harrow, one Roller, one wheeibarrow. and all
other eha,tsls aud farming implements on the
premises.
THE TERMS OF SALE ARE For the goods
and clat.cls. Cash for the real estate, one third
Cash, and the balance In six aud twelve months
or all Cash at the option Of the purchaser. The
deferred payments TO bear interest from day Of
sale. and are TO be secured by the notes Of the
purchaser, endorsed TO the of the Mort
gagee. JOHN HENRY BURGER,
Mortgage.
CHARLES HERz0G, Solicitor,
No. 81 Lexington 81, Baltimore.
JOHN q. BALDWIN, Auctioneer.
Jan. 29.--ts.
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eBThs Maine liquor Law does not work rs
we'll In Maine a. We have been led 10 believe, and
. movement TO give additional stringsney 10 the
prOhibitory law is being strongiy opposed BY the
leading papers Of the State. The Portland Prsss
ssys that during the twenty years that the Law has
been In operation there has been IN alarming In
crease In crimes ola kind usually astEibatsd 10
drunkenness, and that at this time there are more
drinking saloons In Portland than ever before.
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The desirable DWELLING. located ON poslsv
avenue. near Jegpa read. Thr hense Il ce hriek,
two steries, finished basement Lot 20 BY $50 feet.
Some fruit, Pump. .Housc lately painted inside.
Apply 70 JULIUS RUDI0ER, Towsontown, or at
Union once. March 27.-tf.
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Correspondence Bai'i@ors couaiy rafon.
LETTER FROM BALTIMORE.

''Ncstor" Himself Again-Press Club Ban
Quet-St. valentine--Ic Broken Up
But No ods-rnauguration-
spring-The University OF
Maryland, Etc. Etc.
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FARM or 100 ACRES, miles from Balti-
moro. near the Delair Tarnpiks. improved n
- By large DWELLING. STABLE,
etc. Stream 81 running water through -
tks piaee. Iron Ore and Kaoiin have been found
Street, or abs N. CALVERT Street. Baltimore.
Fsb lp.-1l
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VALUABLE HORTICULTURAL FARM WITH
PLANTS AND FLOWERS, AND A II
- COMPLETE OUTFIT OF GARDEN G2S
ING AND FARMING uTEN- -
Sis. SITUATE IN BALTIMORE COUNTY,
NEAR WILKINS AVENUE, ABOUT
THREE MILES BEYOND THE LIMITS OF
BALTIMORE CITY.
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lEORTGAGEE'S SALE

Charles Herzog, Solicitor, No. 81 Lexington
Street, baltimore