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The Baltimore County union., 1881-07-09

l. MORE COUNTY, JUNE %, 1881.
ORDERED, that the sale of the real estate of
the late JOhnzey Hook, made and reported by
Thomas Wright, Administrator with the will an
nexed, of Johnzey Hook, deceased, be ratified and
confirmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof be
shown, on or before the 18th Of Juiy merit, prOvi-
ded copy of this order be inserted in some news
paper published in Baltimore county, at least once
in each Of three successive weeks before the 18th
day of July next. The report states the amount
of sales to be S2,6l3.7j.
JOSHUA F. COCKEY,)
JOHN G0NTRUM, Judges.
JESSE DAILY,
Test THOMAS PHILPOT,
Register of Wills for Baltimore county.
June 25.-4t#
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WANTED.

GOOD MORTGAGES AT PER CENT. on
FARMS in Baltimore county. State location,
distance from Pike and Railroad, description and
size of FARM and BUILDINGS, amount of as
sessment and insurance. Also, what the
latest cash sale of land in the neighborhood. Give
references as to value of farm.
Address. JOHN t. GRAHAM,
Real Estate Broker, j5 Saratoga ST., Baltimore.
Feb 26:-tf.
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OEO. III. MATTHEW'S Il CO.,
II Real Estate Brokers.

Office No. 80 Lexington Street,
Sd door west of st. Paul St., BALTIMORE.
Houses, Ground Rents, Farms, Country Seats,
&c. Bought, Sold and Exchanged. Money Loaned
on Mortgage in to suit. Ground Leased,
Houses Rented, Collections Made, &c. All busi-
ness connected with Real Estate will be promptly
attended to. April 10, Sly.
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May 24.-tf
NOTICE.

My wife, Mary NJ. Rodham, having left my
home without cause all persons hereby no
titled not to trust or deal with her my account,
as will pay no debts contracted by her or be in
any way responsible for any transactions with her.
WILLIAM V. R0DHAM,
Fallston P. o., Hartford county.
JuDa
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SALE

l. '-oF- E.l
A HOUSE AND LOT IN TOWSONTOWN,
Lot ia feet front and adjoins Trinity Church
property. The lot is in fee. The House is two
story frame, containing eight rooms, with cellar
under the whole.
laS-For further particulars apply to
JOHN BURNS,
May 24.-tf. TOwsOntown.
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The Corn and Flour Exchange.

At meeting of the Corn and Flour Exchange
on Tuesday the following telegram was drawn up
and forwarded
Washington, D. C.:--The Baltimore Corn and
Flour Exchange at its first meeting held since
Friday last has directed me to express, through
you, to Mrs. Garfield the heartfelt sympathy of
its members in the cruel affliction which has so
Gently befalen her and the nation, and TO express
our earnest hope that the favorable symptoms re-
ported this morning may continue until the Presi-
dent is restored in full health to his country, his
family and his friends.
WIN. S. Young, President.
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sympathles of a Democratic Convention

The Democratic city convention of Baltimore
met on Tuesday night and adopted the following
resolutions unanimously:
ResolUed That the Democratic Conservative
party of the city of Baltimore in City Convention
assembled have heard with feelings of profound
emotion and deep Indignation of the dastardly at
tempt upon the life of the President of the United
States.
Resolred That we tender to the President and
his family our heartfelt sympathy, coupled with
the wish that he may be spared to administer the
government wisely and justly for the whole people
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4 RARE CHANCE

~ TO
SECURE A GOOD HOME IN TIE -.
M WESTERN PART OF MARY sra
E1 LAND, WITHIN ABOUT FIVE II
MILES OF OAKLAND, ON THE LINE OF
THE BALTIC. & OHIO RAILROAD.
For sale, on the most favorable terms FOUR
TRACTS OF LAND in the Glades of Garrett
county, Md. The land is of excellent quality,
and surrounded by farms. Each tract has
stream of water running through it, besides fine
springs. These lands are in the most healthy
part of Maryland They will be sold on the most
favorable terms, or exchanged for Baltimore city
or county property. Apply to or address,
L0NGNECKER BROS,
Office "BALTMoRE COUNTY UNION" Towson
July 9.-tf) p. O., TOwsontown, Nd
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-07-30

Anthony & Elliss "Uncle Tom" will have tao
blood hounds weighing go and 10 lbs.
The Florences will have three new plays,
"Home Again." the "Mascaws," and .'The Cap
tain"
Litta has made Il contract with slaton for 1Ol
concerts this fall and winter.
1.-THE World" the great London and New
York success OF last year, opened McNicker's
season on Thursday evening. The piece is botr
an excellent drama and a wonderful spectacle
1t promises to be the rage at "Mc.'s" for weeks
70 come.
The New York Mirror published a rnid-sum-
ner number on July 10Th, which is quite an in.
seresting paper. The Mirror as n dramatic pa
per is high IN favor with the profession and is al
so paper the general public will find of inter.
est, being much better in literary point Of view
than the usual run of dramatic papers.
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traces Of other minerals. Those who have drank
from Congress Spring, at Saratoga, say that this
water has great resemblance to that. II Is not
a pleasant drink at first taste, but Us one grows
accustomed to Il, 1t becomes better. Many per.
sons now keep 1t regularly, and by cooling Il ON
ice find It very relishable. The temperature as
It flows from the ground lie "a degrees
To this the Monitor adds: The drinkableness
of the artesian well is causing rs much discus
sion as an average scandal. Even In moonlight
walks when they get little short OF star talk
and omet.sick, he leans over the gate and says
Darling, why are the Streator peoples hopes
| like Lots wife! why, George, what foolish
question: No, II isn't either. It's because they
have been turned to salt faint, gasping
sound was heard, aud when We looked out OF the
window there was moonlight there and nothing
more" And the Free Press comes hack In this
style: upon chemical examination o. Griggs
has found the artesian water to possess medica
properties similar to some OF the noted spring
water Of the world, aud he will therefore keep II
constantly on ice" Really this Is most curl
Gus well.
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kenda|I's SPAWN Cure.

Fremont, Ohio, Jan. 18th, 1891.
DIR. b. ]. KKNDALL& Co. Gents;-I think It my duty to
render you my thanks benefits and OGs which have
derived from your invaluable and far famed Spawn Cure
My cousin and had valuable stallion worth $1,000 which
had very bad SPAWN and pronounced by four emf
Veterinary Surgeons beyond any cure and that the
horse done forever As last resort advised my cou.
sin to try bottle of Kendals SPAWN Cure 1t had mag
cal effect the third bottle cured IT, and the horse as well
as ever Dr. Dick of Edinburgh the eminent veterinary
surgeon uncle of mine and take great interest in
"'''''''e '''' p'''' JAMES A. WILSON
Civil Engineer.
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No,h,ur snort Of Unm,sta,sabls Benefits

Conferred upon tens OF thousands Of sufferers
could originate and maintain the reputation
which AYERS SARsAPARILLA enjoys. IL Ia q
compound of the best vegetable alternatives, with
the Iodides OF Potassium and Iron. and Is the
most ctIectual of all remedies for scrofulous,
mercurial, or blood disorders. Uniformly sue.
cessful and certain in Its remedial effects 1t pro-
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Sores, Bols, Humors, Pimples, .ruptions, Skin
Diseases and all disorders arising from impurity
of the blood BY it's invigorating effects It al
WAYS relieves and often cures Liver Complaints,
Female Weaknesses and Irregularities, and is u
potent remover of vitality. For purifying the
blood 1t has no equal 1t tones up the system,
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vigor and energy. For forty years 1t has been
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medicine for the suffering sick, anywhere. For
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AMUSEMENTS.
The ScaKon'n Work 4.

During the season OF lSS0-Sl, from SCI 'emher
lst, 1880, to June lst, 1881, 40 compani'' have
occupied the Opera House, giving ~ perform
ances. In addition there we're several local per-
formances on 10 nights. or the foreign compa-
MES, 81 were dramatic companies, III minstrels'
3 variety shows and musical entertainments.
In some respects the dramatic companies were
better rs n whole than during the previous sea
son: that Is. there were more drst,class compa-
MES here; as for example, to name the best, Critic
rion Comedy Co. in "Freaks;" Pierceys DE
ception," now known as the "Lsgion OF HONOR
RAYMOND, "All the Rage" Macauay, "Corinne
Merrie Makers" Janauschek; "Araban Night"
Barrett. The balance were OF all grades.
The most important OF the musical perform
ances were the quartette supporting Charlotte
Clark Rive.King, Remeny and Litta. Which
shows that the musical entertainments were re-
markably few.
or the local shows "She Stops to Conquer
must rank first its most pretentious rival being
the "Naiad Queen" which aside from the sccn-
cry contained little Of interest. BY the way, the
experience of Ottawa in this latter show showed
how entirely unnecessary 1t is for our musical
and dramatic progress to go outside ourselves
for leader Of local singers. With all due respect
we must insis. its projectors were ON the
"gouge," and purely money making scheme
like that is of no use to anyone here except as u
money eater Our own people can get up mu
steal and dramatic entertainments at one fourth
the price and give better exhibition.
However, the Opera House took in about at
much nicney as during the previous season; and
we believe the manager has not made grca
fortune out Of his house.
The outlook for next season is encouraging foi
larger proportion of good parties than for some
wears past. However the combination plan is
resulting as regards the metropolitan stage, The
country has reason TO be thankful for the sys
tenn, since to it alone must the country look fOl
entertainments worth attending. For the next
season, the Mirror announces there will be "a
dramatic compasies, IS musical and operate
companies, pantomlmc troupes, individ
ual musicians and "Uncle Tom" parties
These include only those gcn"rai.y considered
good" and most Of them az ii',, rlass. Quite
number Of these have alr,nd, hc,H booked fol
Ottawa.
If we may be allowed suggestion, for mex
eeason will begin soon now, we would hint that
our Opera House scenery should be retouchcd.
But more crying necessity is an orchestra. In
town like Ottawa full of musicians, both pro
fessional and amateur, an orchestra Of 10 or |.
pieces should exist capable of giving good music
and above all some nc,C music. Baldwin's Orches
ira was an effort in that direction. Though in
terna troubles ruined that party, we still believe
a good orchestra with the support of the Opera
House business could be made permanent. And
such an organization is called for by theatre 90
ers who are tired Of hearing the same regua'
series OF dance music only on all occasions.
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Kendali's Spawn Cure

sure in It's effects mild In its action as does not blister
yet penetrating and powerful to reach every dcepsea
pain or any bony growth or other enlarge
ments such spayRs splins. curbs, clous, spraus.
svrings and any iamoness and all cnlarEemen Of the
Joints or limbs for rheumatism in and for any pur
pose for which linnen Is used for man or beast IL Is
known he best Eminent for ever used act
ing mild and yet certain in its effects.
Send address Illustrated Circular which We think
gives positive proof OF virtues No remedy has
with such unqualified 70 our knowledge for
beast well man.
Price 81 per bottle six bottles for y. All Druggists
have get for you IL will BE- sent TO any address
receipt OF price by the proprieers DR. B. J. KENDALL
& CO.. Kaosburgh Falls, Vermont:
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Omash mel mash me! later cried
While beet blushed through and through,
AS 1t felt its being incorporate
With the soul of an Irish stew.
But the scullion fercely scrubbed his pot
And the dish washer moodily washed,
And naught was heard by the kitchen fire flash
save the curse of corned beef hash
The Southern Penn. Mutual Relief Assn, of
Hanover, Pa, asks us to become agent for that
delectable life insurance company. We haven't
gone into the murdcr.mill business as yet,
though we would like to kill q few editors of our
acquaintance; but if this fine company will pro-
vide us aarst-class subject" paid up for say a
hundred thousand, we might Ego long" during
September to get even on wheat, you know
The FREE TRADER intimates that The man who
runs the lunch room at the c., b. II g. depot in
Aurora is a Cannibal.-IimeS.
Oh, no; we didn't. Not to put too fine point
on it, he isn't so far developed a cannbal, he's
only hog now
Public Gu sity is aroused to know what the
city authos.ies propose doing about the bond
suit recently decided by the district court. The
public have an interest in this matter reaching
beyond mes curiosity.-Journdl.
People who 1on't read the "day papers"
know by this time that the u. 5. Supreme Court
have to render decision on the question before
the authorities do about it,"
*x#
The county clerk rs feeler published squib
in one of the daies that he wouldn't call an
election for county officers this fall unless the
courts rendered decision on the question. As
feeleT'' 1t was success. Unfortunately it
didn't settle the question.
The Streator people are not altogether satifed
with their artesian we'll, the merits of which are
thus summed up by the Press: "The work Of
boring the artesian we'll finally ceased yesterday,
and the men are now engaged in tubing and fix
ing it so that it may be turned over TO the town.
The depth as found by actual measure is 2496
feet, being little greater than it was supposed
TO be, sc the last rods used were two or three
feet longer than the average. The corrected re-
cord shows that they struck Potsdam sandstone
at g I6S feet. Then came - feet of dark drab
sandstone; then 50 feet of reddish buff sand
stone; then pure white sandstone for 2s3 feet to
where the drill stopped at depth of 9, 496 feet.
Water began to rise at 9is feet; 1t began to flow
over the top at 22Ts feet At 9, 397 feet il flowed
IS gallons per minute, and a. 2, AS it flowed 100
gallons The present flow is little over 100 gal
Ions per minute. As tested yesterday, the water
rises in tube IS feet above the surface Of the
lysed yet but there Is salt, nagnssia, iron. and
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Nem advertisements.
HIGHWAY NOTICE.
Public Letting Of Contract.

Notice hereby given that proposals WI DE received 10y
the undersigned, Commissioners highways o nhe TOWN.
OF Allen in the couAy OF In sale ana stare Oh hnois Oh
the 18th day OF August 1851 for the Building of Bridges
The Bridges are to he located rs follows =.
ono hetwcpn Sections 80 and 81 between Section "a
and Livingston county; between sections % ana 20
one between Sections II aud u; one between SECTIONS
and H. and one between Sections q and % IN the Town OF
Allen. hit. ,.,,t,, :,
That the sane will he let by contract hy public letting u
the nvrst responsible bidder thrh0ur OF three O'Clock
p " of said day, at Ransom, in the Town OK Aen Id
The amount and kind of work 10 be done are as follows
Joliet stone aie be used laid In mortar ana the Woo
The amount of stone be used will be 10 perch more o.
less for the six bridges the bridges varying from u 10
The work TO be completed by the first day Of october
The said Commissioners of Highways reserve the right
reject any and all bids they deem II to the best Interests
Dated AT Ransom this 10th day Of July 1881
' " ~ VIM VI. CONAi.p,
s. CLEAl.
JOHN Held.
i,i,y0 commissioners of Highways
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KendaII's SPAWN Cure.

Wilton, Mimi. Jan. l1th, 1881.
B. J. kESDALIt & Co., GeHts:Having got horse book
of YOU by mail a ago contents of which persuaded
try Rcndas SPAWN Cure the hind leg of one OF
my horses which badly swollen and could not be re-
duced 10y any other remedy. got two bottles of kendals
SPAWN Cure of Preston Ludduth Druggists o! Waseca,
which completely cured horse About five years ago
had three years old colt sweenied very bad used your
remedy as given In your book without rowelng and !
must your credit the colt entirely cured which
is surprise only myself but also to my neighbora
You the book for the trng sum of G cents and
could get another like It would not take twenty
Ave dollars fpri Yours truly
GEORGE MATHEWS
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some equally acceptable speaker. Room VIII a.
so be given for Eve minutes speeches by AL such
old settlers as may be called out
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KendaII's Spawn Cure
ON HUMAN FLESH.

Patterns Mills Washington Co, y. Y. Feb. q. 1879.
DR.. b. j. KENDALL, Dear Sir:-The particular case on
which used your kendalls SPAWN Cure malignant
ankle sprain OF sixteen months standing had tried many
things but In ysn Your SPAWN Cure put the foot IN the
ground again and for the time hurt In natural
position For family linmen Il excels anything we ever
used. Yours truly, REV, VI. L. BELL, -
Pastor of NJ. +. Church. Patterns Mills, ". Y.
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Nem advertisements.
| Want -Four Small Dwellings

on the north Sides for present CUSTOMERS Owners
who wish ~ sell should call ON DIR j. d. HARRIS.
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The attention of the people is called to my very
large Stock which includes large assortment OF ev-
erythng in my line:
In Drugs my stock embraces all pure Drugs and
Chemicals all the hest Patent Medicines including Kings Discovery
Coughs and Colds which has equal Quinn Ague Cure Eec
Bters Electric OIL Kendas SPAWN Cure Kidney Wort
full stock of fine Toilet Soaps, Periumeries: Co.,
Ognes POmade Cosmetics Hair Ols Tooth Nail Hair and Cloth
Brushes, Combs and full line of all Toilet Goods. 49,
Lamps and Fixtures of all kinds, including Hand,
Table, Bracket Hanging, Extension Chandeliers arps with
all the and good Burners and Attachments
CigarS--The best 5 and 1OC Cigars i'm Ottawa. | al
ways keep the best sc Cigar the county affords.
For Painting Material my StOcklaS no equal in this
county My close attention to this branch with extensive
perience great advantage Buying do when prices
the lowest immense quantities.
when and customers all the advantage The
Phoenix Lead has superior sell it, H. COlor the best
Putty, Minerals keep the Pioneer Mixed Paint
sell it lower than ether Paint Of the quality
have the most complete stock Of Pocket Knives ever
kept retail stock and the prices far below all
others that all surprised.
keep full line of School Books, Bibles Photograph
Albums Autograph Albums, Toy Books Paper Envelopes Ink
Pens, and all stationery.
In regard to prices. have competitors when you
consideration quality of goods for always have
do deal i'm inferior goods kind
Give a cali. Get the best and your money.
E. Y. GRIGGS,
ouvaY Eookan ais
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The Telephone.

q mash mel mash me! later cried,
While beet blushed through and through,
As 1t felt its being incorporate
With the soul of an Irish stew.
But the sculion tiercely scrubbed his pot,
And the dish washer moodily washed,
And naught was heard by the kitchen tirc fas
Gave the curse of a corned beef hash.
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KendaII's Spawn Cure.

Winthrop, Iowa, Nov. sd. 1880
UR. b. J. kESBALL Il Co.. Gents:-Enclosed please find
Treatise the Horse and his Diseases
have been sing Kenas SPAWN Cure Of horses
fer SPAWN One bottle entirely cured the lameness
and remover most all the bunch.
Yours respectfully.
LEEOI NJ GRAHAM
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All in want Of wall paper will find 1t to Their
interest to call at Osman " lapeman's' VINO
have the best selected stock outside Of Chicago.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-12
TELEGRAPHIC.
SPECIAL TO THE REcoRD.ux1oN.
The Inability Quest on.

Loss BRANCH, September 10th.-Senator
Jones, Of Nevada, settled discussion about
heinability yesterday, by the bold declaration
that in ease President Garfield should at any
time call upon Arthur to act as President
the latter would re use. saying the Presidents
REQUEST in itself would dsproye the inability
required By the Constitution. In refusing,
he would suggest that the President call Con-
gress together 50 that it IN lsht devise means
for relieving the public business Of all embar-
rassment while the President continued Ill.
The Church Trial at ChJ,ago-AiI the
Charges Against DIR. Thomas sns-
tanned.
CHICAGO, September 1Oth.-The proseou-
ton and defense in the Thomas trial summed
up yesterday, and She case went TO the fu,y
at a late hour last pight. If they sustain the
charges their verdict will send the ease to the
Conference for trial, otherwise it will drop
here. There was considerable excitement
during the speech Of prosecuting counsel
Parkhurst, who made use of these words
There are gray-haired, godly men in this
city, who are weeping over the ruin OF their
sons whose downfall is theater-going, dancing,
beer drinking and card-playing, began with
their accepting these views from Or.
Thomas" The speaker vas loudly Kissed at
times, and retorted sharply upon the audience
Lateral midnight the Jury brought in
a verdict sustaining all the charges.
Gathering in the Train Robbers.
KANSAS CRY, September 10th.-Seven ar
rests have now been made of tie train rob
bers-AIatt and Greed Chapman, J. Buggleyr
John Land tsupposed TO be the leader, Us
he answers to the description, and some of
the "swag" was found on his perSonl
Andy Ryan. John Wilkinson and William
all respectable, but all young and
reckless. They have never before been ar
rested. The detectives concluded that the
thieves were all from the neighborhood, as
they found no trace of horses. When ar
rested none Of the men resisted. 1t is re-
ported from Independence that Chapman has
confessed, and that the officers will have the
whole gang by Sunday.
A later dispatch says two heavily armed
men have been arrested, named Charley
Fish and William Stilwell Both violently
resisted arrest