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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-12-22

AN advance summary of the quarter
" report of the Kansas Board of Agri-
culture announces that the total value
of the twenty-five field crops raised in
1851 is S9l $40 ,439, or more than 80 per
cent. greater than in any previous year
in the history of the state. The two
that contribute the largest share of this
immense total are wheat and corn, the
former making sci ,705, 275, and the
latter S44, S59,9 69. In production, av-
erage yields We're not so large as in
1880, but the increased price of farm
products made the harvest of this year
much more valuable. The report says
"While it is true that the long. contin-
ued dry weather and the armies OF
chinch bugs did immense damage to
the crops of the state during 1881, yet
there need be no immediate apprehen.
sion that the farmers are in want, when
it is ascertained that the value of Si22,
45O, 406 ia divided among them this
year"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-12-22

THE condition of the Potomac in
front of Washington is to be inquired
into. The senate has ordered an in
vestigation and put the matter into the
hands of Senators Ransom, Jones OF
Nevada, Kellogg, Conger, and Vest.
These gentlemen represent the south,
the northwest, the southwest, and the
Pacific slope, and they ought to give
the Potomac an impartial shaking up.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-12-22
milwaukee, MARKET

MILWAUKEE,. Dec. l9.-Flour Dull and
unchanged. Wheat Closing tame; No. hard
nominal No. 2, 1864; l.26a for seller
December; l.27 for seller January 1.26%
for seller February; LIZ for seller March;
l.27A for seller April; 1924 for seller May;
No. 3, LII No. A, nominal; rejected, nominal
Corn-Qulet; No. 2, 6O'S col. Oats-Lower;
No. 2, AK 443. Rye-Quiet; No. l., 90. Bar
ley Quiet: No. 2 cash 924.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-12-22

THE wheat-buyers of Minnesota met
at Minneapolis few days since, with
the Millers' Association, and at a meet
ing held with closed doors perfected an
rangements for closer grading of
wheat. The differences agreed upon
were as follows Between Nos. and z,
five cents, and between 2 and 3, fifteen
cents, and between Nos. 3 and 4; fifteen
cents
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-12-22

WINSTON Forsvtb Co. n. c

GESrs-l desire TO express TO you my thanks
for your wonderful Hop Bitters. | was troubled
with dyspepsia for five years previous to COM
mencing the use of Your Hoy Bitters some six
months ago. NV cure has been wonderful | am
pastor OF the First Methodist Church of this
place, and my whole congregation can testify &c
the great virtues of your Bitters
Very respectfully, REV. II. FEREBEE.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-12-22
IT'S EUuaI Is Ink uOw

A Lowell Mass paper, so we OBJ
serve, cites the case of Mr.. P. II. Short,
proprietor of the Belmont Hotel, that
city, who suffered with rheumatism for
seventeen years without finding relief
from any of the numerous remedies
employed, until he applied st. Jacobs
OIL: Il never found any medicine
that produced such remarkable and in
Simultaneous effect as it did" says Mr..
Short.-Lgors la. Mirror.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-12-22
FROM the Capital

JONES. of Nevada says he advised Presi-
dent Arthur not to follow the mistake OF
President Garfield in taking his cabinet
from the senate.
Mr.. BLAlNE intends 20 remain in Wash
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-12-22

men are now on the trail, a.d led by
brother-in-law of Mike Mesgher. The
cowboys are on foot. have lost their hats,
and one is known to be wounded in the
ankle.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-12-22

IT appears from statistics tina. the
axnort of butter from this country to
ENGLAND has fallen off exactly one-half
in twelve months, and threatens to fall
off more, on account of the way ole
omargarine has been imposed upon
the English for genuine butter.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-12-22

Edwin 2. Christie, the negro min
strel, left originally an estate of about
100000, but through litigation the
major portion has been passed into the
hands of attorneys, the heirs of the
widow receiving but $50 900.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-12-22

Durable Aches.

Among the aches which the unprecedented ca
reer of llosetter's Stomach Bitters has proved to
be durable are those experienced by the rheu-
matte. Testimony of the most convincing char
acter establishes the fact that tn atrocsous dis
ease even after resisting the most potent remedies
of the pharmacop@ia, has suecunbed to the sc-
ton of this benefcent blood depurent. Add to
this fact the important one that it is safe and its
superiority is very manifest. Unfortunately safe
ty cannot be predicated of the ordinary drugs
used to overcome rheumatism, among which are
several violent poisons, and some of them, as in
the case of arssnic have tendency to aggregate
in the systemsaAnd cause death~at some unlocked
for moment. A slight overdose of the chief rem
edy, eolchicl X causes spasm of the heart and
death Th<lpitters, besides being depurent
remedies dy psia, constipation, liver complaint
and general blity.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-12-22

On the occasion of the fete of ST.
George, the car sent telegram to
the emperor of Germany congratulate
ing him as the best and most cele'
brated Knight of the Order of st.
George. These compliments are cheap
and not always significant.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-12-22
CONGRESS-.
Proceedings or the Two Bodies From
Day to Day Carefully ChrOnicled.
TUESDAY,, DEC. ID.


Hotise Taylor offered resolution, which was
unanimously adopted, for the appointment Of q
select committee of eleven members, to audit all
claims for services and expenses growing out Of
the illness and burial Of the late President Gar
field, also consider what allowance as pension or
privilege should be granted to the widow and
family Of the late president.
Bills introduced-To repeal the internal reve-
nue. tax on matches, bank checks, snuff cigars,
and spirits distilled from apples and other fruits;
for the appointment of colored men to INQUIRE
into the intellectual condition the colored peo-
pie of the south; making the trnde dollar a legal
tender; abolishing the tax on deposits of savings
banks; to repeal the tax on bank checks; to equal
ize bounties; also tax on oleomargarine; propos-
ing constitutional amendment for the election Of
postmasters by the people.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-07-20
UNI TED STATES
CONSOLIDATED LAND OFFICE

GAINESVILLE, FLA, June 20. 1881.
C. COdrington, Notary Public. S;r.-Yor o,.o
hereby appointed the Commissioner 70 toisa t IRE
depositions Of the witnesses in the Contest
man Homestead No. 2,94S for the IroS+ 'o ~
southwest and Lot section 30, township ~ ~
south, range 30 east made February iS7G ~
o d1e on Thasda W.T. the be fen By at
1881 at your office i'll DeLand, Fla. '''iS d. "'
/. You will comply strictly With our instruc.
lions Of February LIST, 1881 in such cases.
lG3 l6G JOHN +. ROLLINS, Receiver.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-07-20
Et Stands at the Head.
THE
PRAIRIE FARMER,

Published at Chicago, III. A standard au-
thority on matters pertaining to agriculture
and kindred productive industries. A fresh
and readable family journal and thoughtful
and temperate commentators current events.
Now in its forty-firs volume. the Prairie
Farmer is old in the sense that the world is
old-old in experience ana knowledge, and
correspondingly vigorous and and able. Its
departments are Agricultural, Horticultural,
StOckraising, Veterinary, Household, Poul-
try and Bees, Literary, Good Health. etc. The
market reports are corrected up to the mo-
ment of going to press, and are rated as thor
oughly reliable.
The Oldest agricultural paper i'll the Union,
the Prairie Farmer, with the vigor of peren-
NAL youth, is presented to the industrial
classes as the ablest and ciearest exponent of
their rights and wishes, and the truest COM
panions ut their Farms and Firesides.
Terms, Two Dollars per y ear in Advance.
sample copies will be sent free on applica-
ton. Outfit free to agents, who are wanted
everywhere, and to whom liberal cash com
missions Will be allowed.
Remittances should be made by postal
money ORDER registered letter, bank draft, or
by express, prepaid. Address
PRAIRIE FARMER Co..
1GG If Chicago, Ill.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-07-20

Prices. New Terms. New instruments.
Send for January, 1881, Catalogues and Price
Lists, and note our New Year Offers. Piano
and Organ war renewed. Paper bullets. Con-
VincinS arguments. Facts that cut like knives.
Victory this time for Southern banners Come
up, buyers, there's room for all. Address,
Eudden & Bates,
saw AN n AH.GA
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-07-20
DE barry
Merchants Line
CARRYING THE L. S. MAILS.
c4oomers. FRED DE barry, GEO. NJ. BIRD,
ROSA and FLORENCE.

steamers. FRED DE barry, GEO. NJ. BIRD,
ROSA and FLORENCE.
o,o IF fine above named steamers leaves
1OiilSSontiile daily, at | p NJ, for Green Cove
Strings, Tocoi, Palatlla; sanford, and Enter,
,,prise and all intermediate landings south of
Fi Homnects at Palatza with Florida Southern
Railroad for Hawthorne, Gainesville and
Ocala. .aAov ,,,;+,, tho - 7 ST T. Pr
for Fort Mason, heesburg and all points on
m Eennccts at sanford with s. f. RR for Matt
land Gp qTn@G sn3 w 2the sa RSnfn tine for
Cofnccii9 7,or SMYRNA and Indian river
leaves Il Ent ran Tom at 6ranao an9
Sanlolu ~ Iocksonville early next morning,
rlEIns close connection for all points north
east Gna mo M iesned by Mallory. & w RR Sea
iLl ic61IRS9 oute, Chas & n 5 Co, and IS 5 Co
taken by this line, ,rsO> NI,
G. B. FENwICK. Gen Pass AEt'
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-07-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE.

Sealed bids for the building Of a Baptist
Church at DeLand Fla, will be received by
the building committee until August LIST.
Plans and specifications can be seen in the
hands of the chairman. The committee re-
serve to reject any or all bids at their discre-
ton. T. Y PARCE
j. r.. Cheney, Chm, Building Com.
Sec, 1eGtf
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-07-20
NEW ADVERTISEuENTS.
NOTICE.

US. LAND OFFICE, GAINESVILLE. FLA
June 20, 1851. 5
Complaint having been entered at This Oe5oo
by H. Il. Watson against Ellen O. Goimo1 i1 for
556 6faG Fagd her ho 1s7s Entry No. s
southwest and Lot section 80 tow wnsI ~ III
south, range 80 east, in Vousa County. Fiorid IN
with view to the cancellation of said ent,I,
appear at this Office the 18th div of HTanS ~
1881, at O'Clock p. m, to respond ana fnTnis6
testimony concerning said alleged obond fIo1n
ment. JOHN f. ROLLINS, Receiver. iGS IGG
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-29


Jr1-We Aesiee tia: some Of cur MarylAna Dem
serasie exchanges are beginning 10 -sqaeai' he
eaass of the great poser which is hCing ecaicrcl
in the bosses leaders Of that party in this State
For instance. the Caroline Bescc-a' thinks that
As Mr.. t;Orman has been elected 10 the L. :. Sea-
ate. to vhish position large salary is attached,
he sAoaii resign the presidsaey of the Chesapeake
aEa Ohio caaal. which pays hin in addition s6.-
eco per anaam- The De-eersf thinks Mr.. Cor
HsAa sush, to give up the canal iha, senc ether
Democrat eSal1 Be e0mfeTtel with those Sc. coa.-
II also thinks that Hon. Ths.. J. Heating haTins
hsli the position q Comptroller Of the S,a.e Urea
sary for trs ,eras he saeRli 10, look lon-nsiy to
that place for third terra. because IL w.sli Re
'-anesher inEovatioa uPoa cherished principle of
Deulocsary-EVtatiea in o.see.'' The Eessscoat
hHls ~ faalt vita Nr. Kea;ins's sllaiais;ra;ioa
II the Affairs Of bis oasee. ba, as Comptroller
be Is also a neaher q the STATE Board q Pab-
hc works. uhieA viii have ever 80 mAny Ias
thias- - give oct. ,aas securing TO hisegf very
large amsant II Pah.ic patronage. The fss-.e-ras
gives is party frieals -sims,y wzraiHg- that ua-
less there is a change frvsa the pre@en; mode e
doing tAiass ia may cost n the State With a
clean registration aal fair and honest election in
all the counties and the city 0f Baltimore. Mary
aad to-day woail be Repaaiisaa State aal ear
Democrztie fSisals wsaii tAsn Mt have cause for
81 maeh REeasiness.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-29

-s-fa Mayor LA'rsbs's message for 1851 there
Is ssoi showias in favor II the "Ise,;- rarils
astsaiias the city sshss,s. The-e arc IS nsa-
resilient pupils was pay Ear the use q books So
SJs-3i- Tie Whole e,s; af bseks and stationery
f'r the Waite raPiis il Ssa. tsaa5, Of an average
est sss each purii q >. esa,s. The '-Ie,; pa,il
pays StLt: fss - e~a;s ss-:h sfbssks. Ia cher
words the ga ~Bels- rePiis pay fss the cost q
bosss for oas-sevea,h sf the ASH ;aiisen, city
ehiAiren attending the pahiie schools, ~ every
-Beis pupil pays farthe ess; ~ bosks ani s,aiia-
cry Zoe every Is poor ekilarcn in the city sess'-
What kiaa Of complain; ~iIi the city granbier
make u this kiaiasss os the sIelt" vixen j; con-
tAias within its e~E bsris-s As sSsl schools ana
teachers as any in the city,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-29

ss-TAs Heass u Representatives has voted,
is- b ., In fa~sr sf isssiag three per csas.
sona. In which u fand the massriag sve and six
per ernss. May able snansiers tAink tAai a
tArss per ssss. sAnnat Be PLACED at par IN large
qssnsity. .a1 Il mAy have been better 10 give the
Secretary Discretionary Powcr: bat .able imam
eisrs" are 50 ssssa @issaksn. ne shan Be glad 70
so the sxpsri@sat tried Aaxiag faitA
that the credit u the Gsxeramsat wiu be fsana
sSaai b the ees@siSa- II wsEi be rEosa aay for
the Rspaslie Il ws ssrresa in esasiay sarh loan
a. pa~
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-29

rr-The New YOsk T,sssss F.ahaisAcs . snap
and the lines On Which il Is rrppusc1 so AiviAe a
into three FeT,i0ns. these Forsisas 10 csassisuss
the State e Dakota. the TcsTSsssy e rgsasaaa aaa
the Territory .; liseean. Dakssa NJ s.Ucssas Is .
vat Tc-Ti;ory, csnsairins IN AREA ssa- sisucs 40
great that e the state % oAic. Aaa iscasaing
wi,hia its hsai,s SIX degrees e .aliss3e Iss fsza
is almost that q Faraisescg-azn- IL iss-avs-~sA
fran northwest 10 southeast Ay the MsssSEri Ri,Sr
al ]; comprises Srca; variety q SUil eliszH-e
aaa proaaSis- The rofIlAsiua Is caassca Fs.a,s-
rally To three four localities Widely separated
FROM cseh csAs-, asa representing tAii-oiy aie--
en-; Interests.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-29


- 4 terrible accident haFs.ras2 ua The Ezse
railroad, rear Tiega Coates, On SAfsr3Ay 1igAs
last. one Eta axAcs q an sagsse 1starAc1 -
an express sraia breke. whsa The sagsscsr AsTassa
the air brakes ana ssSrPea the s-aia 50 sasrs'y
that several q she forward ears we-e sArewa Aca-
icag over the engine. turnine cezrasse susrS~-
saints. one 81 these was ssc Fossal car. IN ~AseA
four CLERKS were az work TAss car sesk Ere f-sn
the lamrs and al feur area were Aaracl - aeasA-
The express car vas also husnrA aaa the mssscE-
Ger hos; his life in the aA-acs, seas unAAae e.
cape. lie sO' his bead ,Arol-A hsse IN The see
q: the car, ~; his hAbs we've ~carc1 ssss As1 he
eoala aos release Ainse'f. IN ,Ais naaas- he wAs
roasted alive WITH frisass soar Asn ~hs es1i1
reader no assistance 81 ~rcouns e the szsense
beat Al the rAssensCrs escaped. as ai1 slse Tie
cnriaccr aai fireman.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-29

ss-a Utah es-resPsaisas Of :hc Ne~ York
Ti~s-. says Pslysa7y Is growing asl spreading
daily AMI Asariy. TAs Msvaaas arc Psac;rA;ia {
Aris"aa- Nsvaia All caisrala. and sea dag ,seir
sHissariss % Easianl. Pressiy,ias the iyasrani.
The shrs~d ani euaains appeal to the brutal and
sensual ias'iaess. esassi,afias the s,rsagss; ee-
inca, in their prsssaliuy fAish. Is the master in :
aaenee that brinss esaverts % their standard.
Men see in Il an opportunity for un-es,-ic,ea
license ef the grusssr Passisas. aaa wSaca are de-
hslsi inss faaa;ieAi ilea II becSssins spiritual
~'ses q saints Reo; cat Palysaray. Anl Norm o.
nisu wsalI die IL itself. the sae rr-a, iaseae,iwe
AMI stroagess inaasaee being sune.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-29

ee->aeseriPsisas srs said "a be eonias very
lively "a Joseph Saith. Jr. ss Ciasian2,i fsF the
srsssisa sf a AAalssme canpbelIi,s church ~
wasAiagsaa To Which 6cn- Garssla aaAer,s. The
baihia- in whieA the Ssasreg.,ioa a, the national
capital asw woesAiPs ia a very humble one.
WITH q hanlsams saisee, Ana the PrssiAsntiai
hsAt shining uPsa il, the esagresA;;sa, in the
nature sf tAiags. vii srow, Cor we arprchena thai
god mAny people think msrs sfthe advantages
b be derived frs@ rseaz@salias themselves 10
the Prssisnt tAaa they do of the biesssngs 70 aow
fron the approval 81 the Kias e Kinrs.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-29

TA~ a~~<~ ~A~z~r N assA@.z s-=@ - zyss.
w2sA ~~ anAa@z. sAaG 49, as~axwv Il M
s&~aaz Cd - sh< 30 - sh< 1snulA-.. d
~~-~w~~a~.s N 1ssA@s2 ~sasss aAue aanG Il IN.
ussss su~s~z@ =s<h== ~ha-A zsss ha ~s-s. IN IN.
hu>as~as g -slz he h4~ xzs-ss~a sAzx saur-musn.
~ s~@@s ~4z sA~S1sAevua~us 1t waasun. yauns
a@& 80 aa s~a& wsE=&- 0H rhxs 'wsnss. aas~~ ~
arssz @sw&gw<~ S=A~<~an< susw< sh@ ha,rrs uasl
hzwxr rs=e - azsf shms- hmaax asiinshanr ssi.,
=aas@= ss@@ sA< ~=a shan&. halAsx liAe kuuwss. ii
sms&r1 wazk 1850 sAnRS.@1laws. sssssnsinr ,~uw
w~w& @ @.&ssxmkazx 49, s~zrnxg~ "a SasE nm
90 mMse~x szwnss @wSwang wlzh xhmn susirazs
AMzzgars e @zsw p~~&AmsA smH A@v IN wu~ ssum.
~ Masz.< shw wmAmsmm xuza9- The iwr ~u..s .usu
and ~ wa~& wms S~@sF.amg n hMs~slzs< emsrsnmwn
90 As~- a &~uArT wwss ss~-a - shR sauma sslls
gm-aas Eaas& via s1sE ~ a. hnumsanw IN ianap
AzmE aazzsnss~ w~z AL sssszzw ws.aexk ~ nhnss,
uar@u~xn- nur ms-~~ ~ 80 rmnm sannshllns
zee xazas & semnm4n - s~~wass~un years Asals ASA
- smAw 80 ~zwsw~ asmaAs slfalzfE snszs sxrss.a
->&mwe - wm@. ses.~ ~ma1 80 aanaEawnmnss Rnw.
EsA@za.~ sss 80 Csn ws,v sauiara assEs~aussay.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-29

rssN Ce1@aeaAesxa NkSa@a1 Ike 1zSnrnnca
fsugaaN Ans BHSi 50. aaaAaaa in bsaaA elainns.
~nas~nssatS. GSnhsHshs sE xtrphns and sss-r~nshsr
~aan~ ~ ~ BalsssxsHsabssx AMI sAair rspswsanka-
xasss~ u has sssssssre to paNmssns ii bs-S sAan
sns sns sast> ssaaSaeA Hae ssae az TIA asnaank vi
aesah and snas&msas sAlsms ar'aeak asainse L.
Nala sassa sns 10 wAscV sar Blaia 6ssv sE ~
slsagS rep1xa .snsA hse,an asr sAe vraaseeispa af
ASaiJe and AiassrAaAe msmaar<~ D. Dslistg - -
~snw Essssssssn - ~, Rsft ssnf afhs4 ~ sssa-
trg a. ssHaf h. stuaf sassassh Ssus-tssk asa
hsasss II ne Gss-k Sssss~ and u wsEAia I'm r~aeA
a tie hanA1s-s mass. @AHs mi;gan MT hx~ - save
xhe tmasas ~ sasSsaa~e tina Asar1sA Tia rasia II
sRasa~f se maasNsensas - s~s~saes Vt sAks esmPa-
~ . g Hsr ssse aslg Ass@ sAAa A.sf sAas At TIA
Assune~ sE - s1se ssmpaaaRs IN sae Nainpl >eAsss.
xne 1lss aaSs~e eE ans Ne asw &c spazissas phsas
sfs.siEiiss asszsnks Hpsssiasa- pare sus sagfs
80 nss <nSssHaaa as~tsrsase eng 10 earatsAasl.
"a Ssrne unaae hwws a. sAss hs2sec possible eaae.
Ess anfisFmanssn and Hssliistss sap1N ~
WAsrwn :. MAxnSs0N General Acgnk.
ENrsaMnk &n14nsgs msrclaa<s rlnasr Fesnslfiaa
axxmne ana &srsash s1-sse~
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-29

sce-fer F-ssAAFs tie tee asaarS1 Ana saissa
siEHe ~ishia the isss ten years desire rsS~ss
that sc Ssli pay ne Asssnsioa % ansnyuous cor-
resFsVHaence. Ne matter lee zssA &c asy sP-
prove the sensiueass expressed in sssse-s Il sass
character. Il Is eur izxarsAhls rule 70 sArsw slrm
in the waste haskSs- TAis week we rccSsVel a
heater frSsn Baltimore. uPsa The hnck e uAseA
was written. ~flcase ru; sAis in year raPsr.~-
That vas all wAsa ~in rcupse Aeara a Essse
srasc wi,h r~feESacc % sacA uzas,s-ss Please re-
suenscr thai IL yea write anything - ~AisA yea
are afraid - siga year name. uswsFaFsr PsSSsA-
e-s have NJ guarantee that What yea say Is The
trush aud hence they pay ~ asscass~a ss yea II
yoa arc an heacss persoa, siga yeur HAsne a. a
guarantee 81 good faith; e yea are ns;. caztiaae
10 write Auoaynoassy AID year sesscss ~il se
treated a. they deserve
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-29

BY xirtIa af a power contained in a Mortgage
tram eaarse Philip Hes T. John Hsary Burger.
'klhs't thu stsh hay of November. lS7a. and re-
e,,Eirl among the Nisrtsagp Records of Baltimore
sunnty in kihsr J. B.. NJ. -. fl.io Ia. &C.. the
aii,hsr>issaarl. Norssascc. vii! uler foe sale at
R,tllis; aatrtinn. the premises, on
Hsd.assag. tie I'D 'bss - Fisbra,srs. tSSl.
at u u'ehlck ".
ALL THAT rSxcr or PARCEL OF LAND.
sitaiahs ami lying in Baltimors county. being
pars Of curtain bot Ut hlnl lis,in ;aishel BY the
Number u a plat OF tho Baltimors Company :
hint ln,l ,b,-eribel h,llnws, b. wit Beginning
h4e thu ssf hIe Of hnsi at a stana planted in the
grsnnl with a ersss cut thus " on the top. it
hainse a Gornar Of John tehry's part of sail lot
Nanlar -. AMI running than,'e southeast thir-
hsan parshes; saenee northeast one hundred and
twenty sArve ai,i has pervh.s a r,ial laft for
TN ure Of H1ismssn's remaining property then
sikt >ahi r,ni asrth suss thirslsa psrrhss t. the
asinssaial John Hsnrys ian,i then 'sith sal an.i
~iakiweze han,lrest and twenty three and a
half parshs- =, thu place of beginning containing
TEN ACRES Or LAND.
The inpr,ramsntx consist ofa
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE. BARN wIru
STABLE. AND TWO FINE GREEN
HOUSES
Snt als.s. mnis-liately after thu "a 4 sale, all
taa PLANTS AND FLOWERS on tie premise.
anil in thu green houses. and all the
tstRbEStSss AND EARNING UTENSILS.
ehtrrELS AND LIVE STOCK. via:
Two uslr-ess two cow>. one
IN Wagon. sRs cart. 6,ar AbfH
A0 PtDa<hs. tso. caltixatars. onsskS-kr
HaErs.e una Rslisr. Que wAsslbarro1. and al
stsian ahatfais AMI farming implements the
Rrsuiise=<
THE TERMS or SALE ARE Fur the good.
aErh shattsis easA fir tho real estate. ane thirl
CASA. ami tim halaare in six an twelve months !;
an ala Cash az tis opium of tho purchaser. The
datarrat paymants ~ henr interest from day of
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ES-nr. Fowler aal Dr. NeSmaa, ave q The
iaseilsc,nal giants Il the Meshsaiss CAH-cA. A-e
engaged in an sArpcss controversy caaccrains sAs
state Of the heather afsc- death. ~. Fe~ssr xAys
-'sniiliSns of thea arc ne~ walins eAia-acsT in
rsrlitien. AID xiH 60 10 bell ualcss ssmVthizS
i. dsHe 10 rrcvca;- ~. Ne~naa Is disposed -
give the heather chance lie thinks Il wUGla
be terrible 10 eonsign 10 Ssrr1Al PanishaseHs msa-
lions Of people who. tArea=A M sAals q scir owz
never heard of any better wAy. wAea asvssss
disa gree wha shan ae-iaes
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rc-Is Is said iHn:ra,hfaiis. shaaSA1 tAAs n
Country cllssrs have plenty us ;hAs csmmsai;y
kae~n a. cheek, has &c hca-a es cue sa.is wcek
~he seems 20 f,ssscss shAA his share Il sasAs
article. lie published a Egsle editorial Assisse-
cesul.lrmcEting Serrcss-y RAmscy. e the EA-
Department, marked II ana sea; ], u The Sos-<-
ssry with the fs.isWias written bsiy~s We s-4.s
We &C, al ;he aiScrtisia- IS yasr asFA--meas. =
T1Ai sIj;ar hss mistaken his cAIsIag. lie sasls
20 he a Ii .htuin- ri man