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The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-03-11

Crooked >meCley and >hSlock East.
man passed through town Il week ago
last SUNDAY loomillg like Two whipped
spaiels, who had been doing some
dirty joh II Which they We're heartily
ashamed, We don't believe that
~medley uas II 1.anllton 81 county
seat business ii all Tie Review has
not mentioned his return from this
inlpultan business and it is alto.eth-
el. likely that Ile Mas only. down III
Iowa fal the purpose of making some
anlicaole settlement With his cle,ll-
tors. We advise this drerepid old
free-loNer t. attend te lis legitimate
business hereafter, q We shall let the
people know something about his M
,ayors connection With tllc funds Of
the loNl grange.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-03-11

Fueud> ockcI in from ucar and tar,
Aud lHAuy 4 heavily latcue.i car
Brought treasures III from markets OLD
Aud many purse OF precious gold
Was laVishct hy the prosperous twain,
10 build thcir city on the plain.
Halls ol learning, tall aud grand,
Spraug up H. ty a magic wand
And galleries oi Art Were also seen
nottIng many plat oi grecu:
MANY stately mansion till,1
With tnscllcd domc and ffeSroe wall
Ton thousand busy wheels were seen
IN factories, shops, and vast machines
.ind on the lake, both night and QHv,
An hundred vessels plowcd THEN. way
a score ot railroads ccntercd there.
And brought their freight from near and tar
Alld now, ! sec IN prospect grand,
\ large commercial city stand,
Where hut lately stood the claim
OF Our bachelor friend and rival dame
The sequel You uay-hap have guessed,
Although not literally expressed
The simple bUrthcn OF oar dittv,
Is OrtoNjlc and Big Stone Citv.
The Misses A,H and Mabel Mpui.
oWs then treated the audience to y
dueIt. prrttilN rendered. after which
came Il. +. Baker, in Il recitation ot
lhcporm Kate Malnncy which was
handsomely delivered. and loudly a}r
l'IaudeG,
After ~hurt uueruisoion the
'.I'hrce Orphan Brothers were intro
durctl IN costumes. and We're greeted
With lnhounded enthusiasts. They
sang their little piece. entitled '.'lhe
Biz stone city Ring to the tuur uf
~ Band of Brol hers, and after re-
celying an entInasiastic encore fol-
lowed ii with ,'Thr IrWfs-~m ~mrdlcy
Gang. The ~Hag ra0 u. obtained
FROM Deacon Moore Frank cable. Tie
llGEAlp, or any If The Ial4o musical
house, Of the COUNTRY.
The entertainment WIS concluded
~ the ]W@hahIe shadow play of Mary
,lanr ana Bcnjamin with X, F, Baker
n. MlA, 4r D>5ofne ~ Benia1nin.
j. NJ. RtseHa9 elp cruel pa4e!a, and
beNHie - reader. The pJ1, N.ts
hrartih appIAuea and tin aalrnre
dispersed. prenoancla- il fae he-l II
tle season.
The ue>> ~oe1- viii cake place
"Wednesday esoaIn4nf ntNt week the
rra-ra1nanr for which jsa~ follows
Music C,freting t,let.
Reading Miss Cieavlaad.
RealtatleI ;. W ~Imonas
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-03-11

\ stedl individual hearing the So
hrlque1 of Doc. Pine. and one Of the
Nide-nonthea plliprers-in af the
parade during the last session of the
counts commissioners. II, openly in
suited tire board While they We're
,r;utsaetitt- tIletf business and II tie
chairman lra applied Il little .hoc
leather t. thafpa 81 the anatomy
used Is thi, seeds individual fer ST..
ting purposes, and sent linn down
airs, i would have hecn i very
proper proceeding. and might haNe
taught the piece q soft tnnhrra les.
son III etiquette which would ~ Of
service to him i'll the future.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-03-11

Final proofs OF iomesteads taken prior L
June Is, 1850, can be made without advertiS
ing and without notice before s. W. Slmonds
Call carly and rave time and money
HALVES Il SlMOSDS.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-03-11
CITIZENS SOCIAL.
\n In ujoyabi" EnirrIaintnrn: E.ui!y
Apo"rciatei.

/ most entertaining uf the season, aud
the variuu5 performances were greet
eel with applause. The song WAN
drriM- "u the Shell Beat shore" was
F.. well rendered h} a trjo composed of
/ Cyrus Mar,tou Alex Meadows and
/ Mrs. Woorlard. after which came Miss
Alley. in the recitation of "CulrW .,
both BEING we'll rendered. which WAS
I heartily lrI,ffnl> lpl,rrI LAX tlr, anIi
! 'h'f' | i' toIhl'liIA we're lHth II''tt /
Frd to.,y.\yrn nprrp,lorl Instrumental
/
! tHHtIt' i'N Mf9>i@' MOORE 1Ilt M'lINtoIl'
+ and = Shnrt rp.,linp lax Miss Dunrll
/ IN i'i IN''H S"'" N'NI'' 'HlN WIS
/ followed l,y II. 1li.tt lax MISS Williams
i ana MfN, lioihf"ph. drIirdtriN ANA
artisiiri\ rxpcutrH Mr. Bennett :
ESSAY on "ilahll lllth loiIoNe'I. ltjl
l.lrar seemed II. l,n ! littlu.out of his
element ON tAt SAlll"Gl Nltlhi ne
h.,nllnd ,,n,rt..ttn ,,,,,,,..I ,f
Mrs. llolbrnph ami Ms, " llII1m~,
/ NIp~El~ | { \
tIlch rendered tnr 'rI3Ilaiu song,
GRAND ,=tlr p.,r IN !. hi1bJy 1tis
la-tofN manner. altcl WAlrli hr~.
Manly rrlI the folloV.i1ln lrrrnd
ltt'iilltg te IHr LOW Ntl>'I lpII stone dtti
Drtnrty@ilIp which v.4s enthusiastically
4lt'lta tiid W lfIli'9t. W. lI'}FN y u
nlfIlish IL.
ar AWAY, ~ a ioili}s'iI 't1ih''
'io'9S - 'ieli'' 80 til> l"''' -, ~
- i'''' - - =, ~ - ~ -
h.m',7 s,,1 fai - ,i ,', ,,:,l 49,
n. ! ','l't '.st,t ''l' -
WE ~ a,,.1, ,., M, f.te
Nv ~ ~; = - r.
- ll,''''saa ~ ~ - 1''.N -
nj ~ ;I .;I t.,
W s,t 49,, 1ta hia ~ .ii .ll
~ .;l -. :; So. ..I-
WV. ~ 49, ia.lt '',,' 4;I
w.. tIe na,ate,s ia,l ,aas ne,7a ~ ,1r
"a -. ~ : s',.o.,s,
rn.. ,;I,, .ea,,, =. ,.",.. -
1..c,,aa.,a .ris,,Is1,ls;a ; 80, ,Ire";
~ ~ t,at },.cl ,,,,,,,, ~ ,la,,
Nca1 = Wild and beal,titliI. lax.
4 laeh ehelnr.,.v li- ..t.I.,,,at s. I at.,iy.s
An3 b,it. and Moved a,l tiI4n3 tL-.,;I
Ald tI,44 s-r,.,,a tro,,. II t1,r,ai
/ Ot CIT, 6te anl eitvnlv.
lie thonght. perchanes - end hjs day.
Rut lol III tin,e ri,y,i elain,
| was .taLea lnon the tair domain
4 lovely maiden wild aud tree
lind bnllt her home mo-, tbe Iea
And thanked her stars that Uncl. Sam
Had given ber ~a,,al ri,h,x with .na,1
But. a. he saw tie cottage new
our haeh.Ior TREND ,n;te i,alons q,-a
And went to worl, WITH enylot,s are
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-03-11

Persons intending To prove up On Home
steads taken before June 18th, 1850, can do
50 hcior. Moyus Bros. OH any day without
previous notice. exemptions can also be
proved np on at home.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-03-11
Big Stone City. -. I.
No Il.

Parties indebted 10 Helms 4 Co.. are
requested IL eall and settle thrlr ac.
counts either Nlth cash nr note.
K. i. Gibson
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-03-11

Mr., A. II Abbott, i the duly authorized
agent for Blcser & Evans for Grant County.
Rudolph Telling still keeps tine stock W
goods oil hand 1T his merchant tai Iorlng cs-
,.hll.iment, consisting ot clothing, hats,
eatls, underwear, rubber coats etc Good
fit guaranteed Call ani see.
Blescr II Evans, ot BIZ Stone City, have
some ot the finest lands in Grant county,
Which th.y offer It extremely low prices
l'os SALE \ team III -ood Work
ing horses. NTH harness and Wagon.
l9n len acres Ot land, Apply to
IaHN ". IT. NSIl..
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-03-11

Bleser \ Is1als, IT hI stone City, have
ior sale ,tumiera III 'Trce | laias and Home
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-02-26
Correspondence Bahi@ore Cs~Hfy C~ioa.
DON'T WANT THE SALARIES RAISED

SrSSYnRoox. February 22d, 1881.
Aessrs. Ediiou:-In looking over the columns
OF your valuable paper Of last week ! noticed an
article on tho smali salaries paid TO our public
school officials, and recommending that if the See
rotary. Treasurer and Examiner are combined In
one Office u ought TO pay about $4,000 per annum,
ar " three distinct ones about $4,000 apiece.
must differ Somewhat with your correspondent
from "Whitc Ground" Don't he know that the
Democratic Legislature made the school law 50 We.
the taxpayer, have nothing 90 do with the schools
or the salaries Of the oticialsl The only grand
privilege VIC have IL 90 pay our school taxes once
year, aud II We fail, 60 have our property adver.
tized and sold by the Sheriff.
Our Examiner says in his last report that he
visited schools i35 times, yet your correspondent
complains because u has been four years since he
was In his neishborhood. Well. think he ought
TO DO very thankful he came around even that
often. We have not yet seen him at our school,
presume the reason Is that we In the old 10th
act so badly about election times lie says In his
report that our schools are in n prosperous eondi.
ton. l would like tho learned Examiner TO in
form the public how he knows that NIL the schools
in the county are In 80 hourishing q condition
when he has not visited half Of them. Think
will be safe In saying he has MT been in our die.
trict during the scholastic yer. SAN.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-02-26
rownshend and German.

We extract the following paragraph from The
Washington letter Of Q correspondent Of the Phil
adelphia Record:
II Il . remarkable fact, bat strictly In kcepinr
with the peculiar institutions and customs Of this
eountry, that . man who In years gone By served
- one VI the page boys e Congress, In amer LIE
returned 10 that body a. one Of its mcmbers. In
the House, Mr.. Richard W. Townshend, Of I'M.
neis, one Of the brightest and mest isvei-hsaded
ofthe Democratic members, hIls this role. Town
shend is . harylander by birth, aud his parents
were poor. In order 10 aid them and provide Cor
an education be secured . place 90 oas Of The
pages in the Lower House. That was when be
vas II years old. To-day, ct 10 years ef age, be
Is an honorcd member Of that body. where be hrst
started out 10 make bis fortune. Whether he win
make Il In his present capacity hardly probable
lie had . eheckered career, got plenty Of bard
knocks, but has come 10 the surface as man Of
brains. Arthur p. German will take Pinknsy
whyts's seat In the Senate on the 9Th Of March.
0orman, like Townshend, made his debut ~ .
Congressional page, and, strange 70 say, In the
Senate. 20 which place he win return a. one ofths
mighty and reverend members. The new MARY
land Senator is q man Of brains. He u enly 81
years old. German and Townshend are livinR
sxsnpies Of What IN Amsrican by can DO 10 hs
hes brains and plaek."
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-02-26
Correspondence Baiiiaose CsHHiy rsion.
LETTER FROM WASHINGTON.
Tho Flood Boating ON Pennsylvania Ave.
nue-The Largest Pension Fund In
the History Of the War.

wAsnfsGsox, %. C., February 81, 1881.
The event u greatest local Importance has been
an inandation Of q large aud denscly inhabited
portion Of the city, including parts 81 rennsyiva.
mia avenue. Immense boulders Of floating Ice
from the upper Potomac lodged against the sta
ticnary Ice In the river, below Washington, thus
forming dam which forced the water ttrssri. a..
eontre VI the city 20 tho very gates of the Capitol
s~amping Thousands Of hsines and doing great
damage. The accidents and episodes Of the flood
will furnish fruitful themes Of anecdote 10 the old
est Inhabitants half century hence. and heller.
not forestaii is romance. Suffice Il 10 say that
men rowsd In boats on Pennsy lvania avenue and
that the naval notiila which President Lincoln
said could go any place where the ground was q
little damp, might have Numbered under the caves
OF the Capitol and Treasury Department.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-02-26
A Very Mysterious Case.

The Philadelphia REGARD Of Mcunay says
with the same mysterious surrounding. that
marked the disappearance Of Sss,oO In bonds
and other securities from JobnsJ. IIartman's
strong bax in the vault Of the Penn ivania Com.
pany during last December were tho bonds &c.
turned 70 the owner last Friday night. On the
2sth Of December, 1850. while going over his. 90.
eurities at the company Office, Mr.. IIartsfAn
found that three envelopes, containing SIS zoe
worth Of securities, had taken wing. Mr.. Hart
man, with his distress intcnsaed ~ the fact that
the lost securities belonged to trust estate. was
about giving mp all hope when ray oil yht came.
Something less than month ago he resolved 40
anonymous communication addressed 90 bis res.
dence, No. 1880 Vine street, postmarked Baiti.
more, In which the writer inti,nssed that he was
prepared 10 negotiate for the return Of the secu.
rifles. A correspondence snsued, the upshot Of
which was the introduction Of Mr.. Hartman 10 n
criminal lawyer in Baltimore, who had been re-
taiued BY the holders of the valuable documents
10 act ~ "go-between" In their dealings with the
owner. Ironclad conditions were demanded from
Mr.. Hartman, and the consideration rnony was
hxed at high figure. lie demurred 10 tho terms,
but the thieves we're unyieiding. Il was Hvbsons
nesday he paid his final visit to baltimore. paid
the money and closed the bargain. On the fol.
lowing Friday he received from the hands Of the
lawyer every dollar of bis missing property and
returned home. The larger portion of the secu-
rifles were In government and corporation bonds,
the'psgotiation Of which had been stopped BY cir
cnlar and advsrtiseznet. and the thieves had no
other recourse for profit bat By. turning 70 the
owner. Mr.. Hartman. fettersd by his conditions,
declined 70 give any particulars beyond those re-
lated. He mentions no names nor wilt he state
the price paid for the return Of his securities 81.
though he says IN sxorbitsnt price was demand.
cd and paid before the thieves wouid deliver the
RAUI0 4 In "a In - -.
we're abstraeted from the Pennsy ivania ccmpany's
vaults OF who the parties are Who have been iu
possession Of them since Mr.. Hartmann declares
that he 10 entirely In the dark"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-02-26
r. r. Boarman. Attorney, ro~.ontown.
MORTGAGEE'S SALE
kN1 0r
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE -.
- FOURTH ELECTION DISTRICT, -
~ NEAR wO0DENSBURG,
BALTIMORE COUNTY, ND.

BY virtue Of power contained 10 . Mortgage
from Andrew J. Uhier and Mary A. Uhler his
wife, bearing date the sth day of March, A. d.
folio 377, one of the Mortgage Records Of BALI.
more county. the undersigned. Mortgage. will
oder at public auction, at the Court House door
ut Towsontown, on
Wednesday,, 9h day Of March, A. ID. 1881,
At the hour Of ~ o'clock NJ,
ALE THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND,
situate Immediately the road leading from
Hanover Turnpike at woodensburg TO the West
minister Turnpike, partly In baltimore county
and partly In Carroll county, and known ., lot
number "2" aud being part d the tract Of land
called "Ridgelyis Ambition" ard being ail Of the
land described in the above mentioned Mortgage,
reference being thereto had will more fully ap-
pear. This property contains about
So ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS.
portion Of which is covered BY thriving TIM
Der and the balance good farming land.
This land 10 Of the finest quality and very sus-
eeptible OF Improvement, we'll located, about two
miles from the Hanover Turnpike. I mile from the
Western Maryland Railroad at finksburg, and
sdjoins TIE lands Of Johnsey Blizzard, Charles
Uhlsr and others, and Is . desirable property.
TIE TERMS OF SALE ARE-One half cash
or all cash 1t the option Of the purchaser; the
credit payment 20 bear interest from day Of sale
and 10 be secured BY the note Of the purchaser
with security 70 be approved By the undersigned.
deposit Of one hundred aud City dollars will be
required on the day Of sale.
J0HNzEY BLIZZARD, Mortgage.
X. r. DOARMAN. Attorney.
GEORGE L. ST0cksDALE, Auctioneer..
Feb. lg.-s.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-02-26
Samuel II. Tsgart. Solicitor, Baltimore, Nd
GALE OF VALUABLE
BALTIMORE COUNTY.

The subscriber, rs Attorney named In a Mort.
gage. recorded in Liber Y. n. A.. No. 80. n,
- folio, ISL. &e. one Of the Mortgage -
E.I Records Of baltimore county, will
Oder at public sale. al 0wings' Mills, on
Tses'isy, sAe Sra dag cf March, 1881,
at N o'clock A. H.,
TnH FOLLOWING VERY VALUABLE PROP
ERTY DESCRIBED IN SAID MORTGAGE:
The handsome place known a. "Five Oaks, I"
IS ACRES OF LAND.
situate on tho RsisterstJwn Turnpike Road q,
The l3th mile stone. An avei ne skirted By trees
leads 10 the dwelling.
The Improvements eonsist ola
FRAME DWELLING,
weather boarded, having front 81 10 feet, and
containing " rooms. Q summer kitchen and pump
room and dairy. A barn 3exso feet and carria 9
house, farm house and Ice hose. This property
10 IN high state of cult ration With a. abuudanc
ef hss fruits % every variety.
ALSO,
A lot of THREE ACRES OF LAND. NJ the
Junction Of the Turnpike and Western Maryland
Railroad st Owings' Mills, which 10 improved by
. large STONE BUILDING, 30xls. alvsys oc.
espied % . STORE. with DWELLING over
u. being three stories In height. There 10 n
20 feet.
There are COAL BINS usdsr the Railroad for
dumping coal, . large fairbank Scale, ana very
large ice house connected with this property.
Title believed % Be indisputabie.
TERMS OF sALR-cAsH.
Attorney for Mortgages.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-02-26

E1-The letter Of friend this week informs 20
that Rev. J. Y. W. Ware, who was stationed In
baltimore for number Of years, 10 seriously ~.
Since leaving Baltimore he has been the pastor Of
Arlington street church, Boston, Mass. He has
been unwsli for several months and Visited Rursps
last year for the benefit Of his health returning In
November. We extend 10 Mr. Ware our sincere
rsgrsts for bic Addiction. II 10 matter of public
nisfsstsas that one 90 fall Of human sympathy,
90 devoted 70 the promotion Of charitable and bs-
nsvolsnt enterprises, seAious In behalf Of every
thing calculated 90 aid the distressed, 10 relieve
he needy, 10 snnebis and elevate his fellow men,
shoald b removed from his many spheres of ssfui-
mess for any skisndsi period By the hsnd Of allie
ton. lie vas foremost and earnest % the sstab-
hshmsat Of eoiored schools In Baltimore city and
The State st time when Il was not considered
respectable 10 advocate the education Of the color
ID pssPis. lie acquired veil deserved rspuia-
lion for bic sunday evening lectures 10 yesng
men, . series ef which vs we're pleased 10 publish
In the columns ef the UxIox. His breadth Of
thsasht, bis s.siai, kindly nature, his liberal
visws, drss around him . host Of admlring frisuds
who regretted his removal ssd who, We aoubs not,
sympashizs with him and his family In HE extend
ID sickness, hoping that he viii sssn rscovsr and
Sc years jet thas shall bear more abundant Fruit
Of ussfalnsss than those that have gone BY.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-02-26
The oaiiows Cheated

The history Of the long pending prosecutions Of
Andrew T. Walker and JET Black, for the murder
Of Green Butler, In Galveston county, Texas, In
1879, furnishss = not very eseditabls commentary
upon the administration of jastics In that State.
Butler, who vas . sto,k raiser, and popular man,
vas sitting on tho piasxa In front Of his house
after dusk. A party Of horsemen rode up, and
asked for supper. While the stock raiser was
opening the gate 10 let them in, one Of the party
discharged ride or pistol at him. The party
then rode quickly away. Butler retained con
seiousnsss long enough 10 say that BY the Cash Of
the powder, lie had recognized Andrew +. Walker
rs the assassin, and this was eorroboratsd By the
testimony Of . negro ~ In the murdered mass
employ, who happened TO DO riding By at The mo
msnt. There seems, indeed. TO have been no dsubt
about Walkers guilt. lie, a. principal, sad Black,
asaceessory. were indicted and brought 20 trial. and
both were promptly found guilty BY the jury -
They appealed, and obtained new trial. Again
they were tried, again convicted. and again new
trial was ordered. This process was repeated
three times, extending from arst 10 last ever .
period Of seven years. Then, on fourth trial.
Black was arraigncd alone and acquitted. bat be
narrowly escaped being shot down ~ he vas isav-
Ing the court room, aud . sanguiaary hght In the
streets between his friends and foes was With DIFF
hculty averted. Walker escaped from prison last
month. That event win, it Il thought, end The
prosecution, which seems 10 have exhausted the
energies Of all concerned In it.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-02-26

A New Yosk correspondent writes: civilian
{. Bsechsr, son Of the sensational preacher, has
recently been appointed assistant to the distrie,
attorney-an once worth $1,000. Il was ssppos.
cd by some that the senior Bsschsr would make
this one tho topics Of . "friday evening talk
~ he Introduces his family matters on every %.
easion. One Of his last instances Of the kind vas
an aliusion 20 his step-mother, who, 90 be thinks,
was not sufficiently dsnenstrattvs. No deubt,
however, this calm and equabie tsmperamsnt wss
much better adapted 10 his true welfare than mere
maternal fondness.
"It 10 said that Bseeher has recently declined
an Invitation 70 deliver . series Of lectures for
which he nc uid have received 100000. Whether
this be true or not u 10 evident that he has recsv.
ed larger sum for platform services than any
other Ameriean. Thirty years have elapsed since
Bcecher began TO lecture, and he has up 10 the
present year lost but one scasen-that being ec.
eupied By the scandal trial: Ills earnings during
this long period from this course alone hare been
not less than 100000 aud yet what 10 there TO
show for this immense revenue! Nothing but half.
finished "Bceeher Thorpe" lat Peekskili) and .
house In Brooklyn which Ut last accounts was
mortgaged for 5000. Under such circumstances
Il 10 just well for him 10 stop iscturing since the
more he receives the less he has 10 show for t."
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-02-26
A LOCAL OPTION DISCUSSION.

The State Temperance Alliance met In Rail-
49,. 49, - -. -, -. -.-'''
nv. :. 30 -" 49,. 80. ss"e. "s.'. o.
tse local opton qass'i'n " haFy'snd Was had.
y. r.. Ludiam stated that In Cecil eosnty, where
issai option will soon 90 Into effect saloon ksspers
we're moving across the susqnshahnA river % the
Hartford side. In Hartford county there was sfms
apprehension on account o. disturbances FROM ths
eoiored people who would congregate there for
drinks.
Rev. Thomas Myers said the remarks of Mr..
Ludain reflected 90 the eolorsd people. lie had
found In the seaih that u was the whits people
sho were the sissy, ieshng, Longing ones, Flying
on the colored people. tlaf
Rev. I. L. Peuison said u 10 supposed, tAsn,
that the eolorsd people would 60 over after liquor
and that the white irash" couldn't get over.
Mr.. Lndlam dlsclaimed any intsntion " reflect
Ing upon the coiored people bat BY doing ~ he
had feared, u would make Hartford county xious
for local option also, snd IN that way the cause
would Be benefited.
Wm. sDvesuood said he had been In Hartford
county and found many friends sf local option
there, Even the 'dimiorats, he said, "uers IN
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-02-26

e0-washisston will DO brilliantly iliuminaisd
BY electric ishts on the night Of the 9Th Of March,
Three 2s,ooo candle power lights will burn on the
capitol. Another q the same power will burn on
the night Of the treasury building, and have its
rays directed up the avenue toward the capitol By
sreasetor. Seven lights Of 2,ceo candle power
each viii be around the White House. The Ma
tionai Musssm baildipg. whore the isauguniion
ball 10 70 DO held, will soataia three lights of 5000
candle power each. A golden Goddess Of Liberty,
hirsy-hvs feet high, will stand upon pedestal
amid pyramid Of tropical flowers 10 the middle
ofthe central room Of the building. Her right
hand will hold torch, surmounting which will
DO light The two other lights will be reflected
against large gildsd star twenty feet In diameter.
which VIII be suspended from the dome Of the
building. The agricultural building will also be
lighted.