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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-05-07
= Property Sales.

Matthews 4 Kirkland, auciioneers. sold ut Ca
tonsviile on Wednesday, for McssTs. d.. q. Mcin-
tosh and Fielder G. Slingluh receivers Of the Ca
louisville Land and Loan Association. the follow.
ing pieces Of property lot on Frederick road. 30
by 800 feet With frame cottage, ground rent $3.50,
to Joseph $. Collins for $3.50; dwelling and store
corner Winters lane aud Frederick road. TO +. e.
Hanback, r. 1915, subject 10 mortgage Of 81. 900
lot ON Newburg avenue, 800 By $40 feed, dwelling,
ae.. ground rent $40. to Reuben Jones for So 200
lot same avenue. 100 by 2G3 feet dwelling. &C.,
ground rent SIG. TO the for II $3.50 lot cor.
ncr Frederick road aud Ncwburg avenue. 80 by
$50 feet. improved with Odd. FelIaws Hall, ground
rent SO. to John q. Wilson for 50 600: lot on
Frederick road. los by $50 feet, to Mrs. Reich for
$500; lot on Inglc.idc avenue, cottage. &C.. to
John q. Wilson for $3.50; ground rent Of so
b. Mrs ID. Reich for II 02J ground rent Of $3.50
To- John I.orbeT for $500: ground rent Of SO 20
John q. Rodgers for $50 about 30 building lots
on Newburg avenue. each $50 by $50 feet. for
$3.50 each. 10 different parties; also lot Of
ground in Carrolton. dwelling. &c. TO Mrs. D..
Reich for 81 800; a mortgage Of $500 on cooper
factory, Eliicott City. 10 p. II. Metz for $2,I35
also house No. hi Hamburg street. Baltimore.
ground rent S2i. 10 John Lorbcr for 500.
McssTs. TAYLOR 4 Dreamer. auctionecrs, sold on
Monday. for Mr.. Robert Sslluan, Jr., trustee, the
following pieces of property the Frederick road.
LIT district: BEookland. containing g acres and 4
double cottage, &C., to BENJAMIN Whitley for 81:
500: dwelling and store, with ~ acres Of land,
To Robert sullivan, Sr, for 81. 600 about ~ acres.
adjoining. with three tenement houses. TO Edward
Hogar;y for 81 ,iOI an annuity Of 500 GO To J. J.
llirtse for SioU; annuity Of s?6 to T.. Liveaey for
5000.
WIN. Il. Norman 4 Co.. auctionecrs. sold on
Tuesday. FOR Il. ". Baldwin. John Murdoch and
J. Thomas Smith. trustees. "Elgin," the country
seat Of the late Alexander Murdoch. on the Refs.
tcrstown road, near Druid Ilill Park, about n
quarter Of n mile from the city limits. and con.
tanning 10 acres, roods and perches, with dwell
ling and necessary buildings, to VI. n. and c. +.
Murdoch, for $4,000.
Storm 4 Risteau, auctionecrs, sold on Tuesday,
for L. D. Aimony and J. b. Mitchell, trustees Of
Mrs. NJ. A. Sheaiey, s acres of land ON the Jeppa
read, shout u miles east OF Towsontown, Co jacob
wisner for sl,oi5. Thirteen acres adjoining this
tract was Withdrawn on bid Of 5, 1000.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-05-07

--Excavntions Tor the new buildings for the
McDonogh Farm School, In this county, are pro-
crossing rapidly. The central building and the
two wings will cost $50, $50. The school 10 in a
very prosperous condition financially aud other
wise. There viii soon be twelve vacancies In the
school, for which there about fifty applicants.
The friends Of Samuel w. Storm, Ia the 9th
district, say that Joseph X. knight will By no
means have walk for Sheriff In this district.
and from the present outlook the fight promises 20
DO the warmes, one seen here for some time. Both
sides arc getting ON their war paint and feathers
and there are lively times ahead. Nhoop her up
all you please; expect TO enjoy the FUN. Hall
No hear Is true there are some funny combinations
being already made and when the time comes II
will be q difficult thing for some ofour Democratic
friends 20 tell just where they do stand. Il will
beat the Gfteen puzzle by large majority.
Mrs. Wood, accompanied BY several female
friends, came 20 Towsontown 10 see Gothard, the
murderer Of her husband. hung, and she occupied
very prominent place In the jail yard, the oh
served of all observers. IL would have been more
ereditAble 10 her if she had stayed away a. there
was no sympathy expressed for her because ofthe
prominence she gave herself In the final act Of this
terrible tragedy. She IL reported to have said, as
the drop fell, while gazing upon the suspended
body Of Gothard, You are all right now, old boy"
Mrs. Wood has since denied that she made this
remark and IL IL now n question OF veraeity be-
tween herself and the papers which reported u
whether she did or did not say so.
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MARRIAGES.

PEARCE-BURGAN the home Of the bride,
on the 2Tth inst, BY Rev. W. A. Mcdonald. Mr..
John A. Pcarcc 10 Miss Miranda l.. Burgan,
both Of Gardenville, this county.
MUTH-TRACEY.-Ih Baltimore, on April cath,
BY Rev. II. NJ. Wharton, Of Lee street Baptist
church, Geo. ". Muth 10 Miss Sallie II. Tracey,
both Of this county.
SCARFF-MCCOMAS.- April q, at the Fork
N. +. Church, by Rev. Geo. W. feclmyer, Israel
A. Scarf To Miss Katie NJ. McComas, all Of thi.
county.
TILLARD--ATKINSoN April 2sth, by
Rev. DIR. Leeds and the Right Rev. Henry C..
Lay, Aigernon Tillard and Mary W. Atkinson,
Of Baltimore county.
Observation-Disclosures Phila., Pa. by Rev.
o. II. Tiffany. April 90. Thomas X. Freshman,
cf baltimore. to Evslyne +. Pease, Of Phila.
BCLkLEY-CASSARD.- April 20. at "Sun-
nyside," by Rev. Andrew Lonsacre. Henry W.
Bulkiey, Of New York, and fsabel, daughter Of
George Cassard.
ALM0NY-H0RN.-At the NJ. 4. parsonage at
Herefotd. May 9Th. By Rev. Watson Case.
Joseph Aimony, Of Baltimore county, and Miss
Mary Il. Horn. Of Hartford county.
klDD-G0RSUcH.-At the NJ. L. parsonage, at
Hereford, May 9Th. by the Rev. Watson Case.
Frank ID. Kidd and Miss Ella W. Gorsuch, all
Of Baltimore county.
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Snlea for Taxas.

II. G. 1iutchias, Esq. Treasurer AMI Collector
of Taxes. soii at the Court House. on Friday
Of las; week. for taxes due for the years 1879 and
1879. the following pieces Of property Is acres
situated near Free,and's. Northern Central rail.
way. assessed to John Morrow, to George W. Gill
for Slol.3s; acres situated near Midiletown.
9th district, assessed to Thomas y. wantland, to
Isaac Shaver for $3.50; 10 acres situated in the
18th district, one mile from Middle River station.
on the Philadelphia. Wilmington and baltimore
railroad. assessed TO VIM. II. Merritt to the County
Commissioners for s2ie.59. and Of an acre In the
l2th district. assessed to Mary &. Foster, to John
T. Ensor for $4t.i5.
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Runaways.

The following occurrences are reported from
Perry Hall. nth district; A few days ago q man
employed by Mr.. Kane. who lives on Bauerinan's
place, met with apainful accident. lie was In the
act Of tying n horsc whes the animal got fright.
ened and after n struggle broke loose ~ 4 knock
ing the man down ran the wagon, TO which he was
attached his breast. injuring him quite pain.
fully. lie was attended by DR.. Aitvater. The
wagon was demolished.
While Mr.. Bott was getting ready for church
last Sunday he left his horse unattended when the
animal took fright and ran away, breaking the
wagon 10 pieces
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From Phiiopolis, 9Th District.

Religious Serriess.-Rcy. Mr.. Mason, Of the p.
L. church, held religious services nj Milton
Academy on the I'd inst, the subject Of his re-
marks being ambition without Selishness." The
audience was composed chiefly Of students, only .
few nsighbors being present. On Sunday last
Rev. Mr.. Cicinm preached his "howery discourse
as he termed II, n; Jcssop's N. 4. church, basing
his remarks on the fret clause Of the 9Th verse Of
the Goth Psalm. II was m able and interesting
discourse and was highly enjoyed.
IHnirersary.--The Sabbath school Of Jessop's
church will hold its anniversary on Sunday, May
2gth. commencing nj A. NJ. Al II o'clock Rev.
Mr.. GLENN will preach and nj o'clock q temper
ance meeting will be held which will be addressed
by prominent speakers.
BeaHfi(ai l'ier.- The Frnit.-Tke surrounding
country presents Mt present n most beautiful pic.
turc, which is gazed upon with admiration. Ills
unusual not to have the pink blossom ofthe peach
among the other coiors, Ms with II additional
beauty would be added. There Is y constant
change Of scenery because Of the advancing
growth Of foliage and vegetation, but IL becomes
none the LEES beautiful because Of this change.
The peach has been injured TO such an extent that
II Is rare We see n blossom. / have seen only
three blossoms from about 500 trees. Any tree
which survived the past winter without injury
denotes hardness and the seed, u good, should be
saved and planted. II was my pleasure recently
90 visit Ny Lady's Manor and 20 my surprise
observed two three young trees full efliye buds.
This l. not the case in our noighborhood, and rs
far as can see thore Is no prospect Of any fruit
Of this kind.
Al inqHiry.-Mcssrs. Editors, among your nu-
merous subscribers In the sth district can you not
get other correspondents? Certainly items Of in
terest from other localities could be gathered and
information given Of current events. Would Il DO
out Of place TO ask how the sth district compares
with other districts with reference TO the number
Of subscribers to your valuable paper!
PHILoroLrs.
To the above inquiry We reply that there Is not
pcstohice In the sth district Tor any other dis
trict In the county, for that NATTER which the
USiox does not reach, and eur list Of Subscribers
ut most % the oGees In tho sth district 10 quite
large. OF course nc should be glad 10 have . let.
ter from every nsighborhood but to secure the
vices Of correspondents 10 no easy matter. Per.
haps our esteemed friend "Phiiopolis," can do
something for Us In this direction.-Eps. Uxiox.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-05-07
Vsnnor,s Probabilities for Nav.

Toward tho end Of the hrst week In May, or
about the sth and 9Th, snow-falls may be looked
for In The Lover Provinces, and about May Sd
ffosts are probable In Central aud Southern ILL.,
neis. With rain and snow prevailing In some local
ities There will aso In NIL probability, be snow
falls through the Gulf and the 81. Lawrence dis
tricts about The 7th and sth. Amer the 10th day,
however, hot weather may be expected, and aitsr
tain districts. aithoaeh thunder storms arc also
probable on The 18th and 18th. Between the goth
and 18th there win probably DO cloudy weather
with rains, and vegetation viii have advanced
considerably BY the 18th Of the month. Between
The Seth ssd the Ssth the weather probably will
be cool. The arrival Of shadnies In Montreal viii
BE- reported about the 9Th or 2sth. Tho month
win end hot and snltry.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-05-07
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Harrs.i;.y MachiHery.-Thc old established and
reliable house Of GriiSth 4 Turner. II and IS
n. Paca street are offering tho celebrated Meteor.
mick harvesting machinery for the season Of 1881.
Tho self binding Mccormick 10 ono Of the most
popular reapers In the market and has met an i'm
mense sale, giving general satisfaction. This firm
also sells all the latest farm machinery and i'm
pcments besides all the standard fertilizers, field
seeds, &c. Don't fail TO call upon them before
purchasing.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-05-07
From the lat District.

Lodge, No. Iss,I. o. q. T., Of Union, were IN.
stalled on Monday night last, - followss p. W.
9. T., ID. y. Meliori w. Q. T., A. J. Msilor; W..
v. T., Mrs. Mary A. Carroll; n. g., O. @. q.
Brown A. s.. Miss Kate 8. Harvsyi rs, WIN.
N. Msllorj T., yehnsey Jsnss; Chaplain, Chas.
A. Holden NJ, Joshua Hilton D. NJ, Miss Lis-
Clure II. II. T., Miss Maggie Dukes; L. II. g.,
Miss sailie o. Phillips. On the evening Of the
18th the Lodge viii repeat the entertainment
given aoms weeks Ago. 49, a. Il Al Al
Rssnssd Revk. -fke eoopsrs smpIeyed In ihs
barrel factory of MeCaulsy Co. resumed work
last Thursday ct their ed rates, viz 10 cents per
barrel. 4. A {. .I.lls Il ~ ar PArArsco.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-05-07
A Singular Misfortune.

The Ellicott City Progress Of last week says g.
"a young lady Of Alberton, this county, met with
. singular misfortune last week. During the fair
at that place many persons amused themselves
with q galyanic battery, and At last she vsntared
TO take . shock. The passage ofthe current rem
dered her perfectly mute for time, aud though
she can now artcuiate, Il s indistincily and with
difficulty. The physicians pronounce Il . case Of
paralysis and tits doubtful II she will ever recover
the full use Of her voice."
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-05-07

Spriny 0n.ft.-Ii you want real nobby spring
outfit at surprisingly low price, call the extern
west Pratt, corner Of Hanover street. This house
has on hand an immense stock Of mems, boys aud
children's clothing Of every description, made up
In the latest style, while the custom department
10 supplied with the most beautiful English suit
ings which will be made 10 order for SIS. Call
and SEQ for Ynurnnlf.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-05-07

F;ss Tslieie..-Mr. A. Haubcrt, Govanstown,
York road, has acquired q reputation for building
the very finest road wagons, carriages, &C., in the
market. lie uses none but the best materials and
employs only the most skilled mechanics. For
beauty aud artistic finish his work cannot be sur
passed. Some Of the best known gentlemen In the
city and county use Haubcrt's wagons oiny.
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Pound pnnd.

On Friday morning Of last week the dead body
found in fence corner near Ruhrs school house.
In the 9th district Of ths county. Justice 0egrath
held nm inquest nj which DR.. J. =. Baldwin testi-
dcd that he found no marks of violence on tho
body aud believed that death had resulted from
natural causes. Tho body was In an advanced
state ofdecOmpOsition, having evidently been dead
several days.
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To be Completed.

Tho Beiair .Eyis Of last week says; "Las, Sat-
urday n number Of horses and carts, formerly en-
ploysd by Mr.. Cyrus Diller. on the Baltimore and
Delta railroad. near Forrest lliil, passed through
Beiair, ON their way to Towsontown. They have
been employed by Mr.. Grider, 10 finish the grading
on our narrow-gauge road between Baltimore and
Towsontown. II IL stated that this portion Of the
road will be completed as rapidly as the work can
be done, and that the rails will be laid and the
cars running In y very short time"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-05-07

u. WILLIS. Pharmacist, Towsontown, Nd, Is
pleased to inform his patrons that be has secured
n stock Of "Pulmona." the celebrated Medicine for
Coughs, Throat and Lung Trouble that has been
workin; such wonderful cures in other sections.
IL Is worth q trial. Price 50 cents.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-05-07

Shoes .Soes.-lf you want hrst.class hand
made shoes 20 to phipps Bros. next door to th'
pastoffee. Towsontown. a great variety Of al
kinds Of shoes constantly on hand. RsPairin.
promptly done.
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An Ex. Editor 90 q Horse Trainer.

The Gasefis Of Monday last contained an inter-
estibg article on Pimiico. the horses now there,
their traners &C., In the course Of which Il says
"There Is now at Pmlico q trainer-and an sx-
eellent one, a. well a. an educated man-who was
for years racing editor Of the Louisville Courier
Journal. He was also one Of the founders Of the
Ts.f, Field sad Farn, one Of the best sporting
journals in this country. There was ne need for
bis apparently great change ofoceupatioa-nothin
but BIS own free choice. He loves horses Just az
muehas men aud wemsn love their children, and 90
wrapped up u be In bis business that he does not
read q Newspaper once month, except those de-
vsted mainly TO the turf He has Lost all interest
In the uorids news, 10 ahundanty content with his
lot, aud IL, therefore, happy"
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New Lumber Firm.

Mr.. Ia s. Corkran, who has conducted lumber
with him his son. Mr.. Charles y. CoTkran, and
the style Of the Grm will be =. s. CoFkrAn A Son.
The new irm will greatly enlarge their busincfs
and will keep constantly on hand building materi-
ais Of all kinds which they prcPoseo sell at lowest
market nFicea.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-05-07

The Besf Feriiii.sn.-Mr. A. l.. Clayton. 1874
Pennsylvania avenue, 10 the only man in Balti-
more who sells Henry Records widely known and
popular fertilizers, second 10 none In the market
aud for less money. Also the standard fertilizers
and the celebrated "Roland Chilled" pillow, said 10
BE- he beet In America.
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Looking Aftar Towaontown.

DIR. J. Robt. Ward, Of Goyanstown, was in
Towsontown on Thursday locking after It's sani-
tary condition. An effort IL TO be made TO have
hog pens removed from the town and the aid Of
the Grand Jury will be invoked 70 this end. We
are much pleased TO see that the State Board Of
Health will devote some attention 10 this neglect
al acitv"
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Barn Burned.

About e'clsok on Saturday sflsrnsen last .
frame barn on the farm Of Durbin Parks, near
Texas, N. c. II. r., was entirely destroyed By Gre
together with large quantity Of corn, 50 bushels
Of rye, lot Of hay. farming implements, wagons,
harness. &e, causing loss % about 81 500. There
vas an Insurance. Of $500 on the barn IL the Agri-
cultural Insurance Company Of wstertoun, N. Y.
II is not known how the hrs originated, bat u 10
thought the barn was cot on Gre.
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Towsontown Literary Society.

Col r. NJ. Johnston, Of Pen Lucy. near waverly,
will lecture before the Society on Monday evening
next, subject-"Romeo and Juliet" and "0theilo
and King Lear" There will also be vocal and
fnsfrume nj nj tauaie
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-05-07

Frmf BoSo.--Moses Richardson, cigar. box
maker, l2s north High street. Baltimore. also
ufacturcs fruit boxes Of all kinds and IL would be
well for those requiring anything Of the kind TO
give him call. See advertisement.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-05-07

Presiding on Sunday nszt, May s,h, al 8,
o'clock p. ~, BY Rev. J. N. Davis, Of Towsestown
N. y. Church. Public invited. tffF IVY
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Matthew Got,fried, Of Chicago, has fled bills In
the U. s. Circuit Court In Baltimore, against
Jacob seeger, Lewis Muth, John r. weisnsr, Geo.
Baurnschmidt, Sophia Rost, Strauss q Bell, I'd.
W. stiefei, Henry Eigerbrot, Frederick wnnder,
George Brehm, J. II. vonderhorst, Banrnschmidt
a Mari, Thomas Beck Son and Joseph sshrier,
for On injunetion restraining them from using
certain patent, the property Of complainant.
known ~ On Improvement for pitching barrels.
IL Is stated In the bill that similar suit was In
stitnted against parties In the northern district Of
Illinois. and that In May. 1878. Judge Henry w.
Diodget. granted perpetual injunction ~ prayed
for by complainant. Also that no Instituted like
proceedings against certain other parties In the
eastern district Of Wisconsin, where Judge chas.
4. Dyer made similar decision. In both cases
the defendants settled with complainant accord
Ing TO the Judgments Of the courts, aud have since
used his patent under licenses purchased Of him.
lie therefore prays for the protection ofths court
and the defendants be required 10 answer aud give
IN account Of the number Of pitching machines
used by them, and the length u time they have
90 used them.
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An Attempt 70 swlndle.

l.. a., -. a. r.A, a., u.I,,,,o-. q.
LII 49,. -. 80. '.,.,"S :. a,.;..,,. ~. n
n &c.,, III $500. 80 bsna.Sirania ~, ~ Z,
Gao ~ ~. .ra.,,S ,;r.i. ~. ..,.s.aI., 80,
~. ". So, a." "a,,,sn.s -, - p.,,,,.as -
49,. ~. ar -, Tha Go. ..s -, :. sa,,".
~, N...h sc,h issn |. yo.r. won.r ..so..r.'
Ill T.. 49, sii.riv or.: .nns.r.d ~ IN, ssnd..
or. "a a. "a 10 hs iniormed ~ ,hs .o,tir.. ~
a.. .ocie,y Ansr the mar had he,r c,iIy az
.i.,a.S ~. vo,n,.., ,,o,..n .,c,.ss.d . S.:,.s -
re ! ,ol;.y Sor si o0s an he, M.
A. .tr.n,i..,ior ~ ~. .,ni,..n, -. ,n.a. n,
An. ...,s,,.s nhv.i.;.r III n,ononn..J, . ',ocy
rish. nni fhc ppiicy was issued. one on the e,der
females having. her portion being sS. and The az.
anined woman contributed "a making the re-
auired amount of 50 entrance fec. Asses,ments
levied from time 10 time were Maid until Anrii
pad last. when Application was made nv 4 magis.
trato on baltimore county for a hlank death preof
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DEATHS.

Deaths Free---Trib~ses. &c., 10 cts. Line
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Firoe In tho Beit-

McssTs. Steifci and Miilendor, members Of tho
Board Of County mmissioners Of Baltimore
county, on Friday night Of last week held u con-
ference with the Board Of Fire Commissioners in
reference TO extending the services % the city Gre
department 20 the Belt. Mr.. Samuel ". Regis
ter, president Of the Fire Commissioners, informed
them that this vas n business question, In which
there was no feeling against the citizens of the
county, and that the Board would FIRST have 90 in
quire from the city law officers if they had the
legal power TO extend the services beyond the
limits Of the city, and II So then the Board would
be ready TO consider any proposition made by the
County Commissioners TO obtain such service and
the consideration offered therefor. Mr. Stiefel
said they appreciated tho situation and regarded
u Ms n purely business question. He said that
while they had not determined upon the sum Of
money.that should be offered for the service, he
thought that 5000 per month would DO . reason
abe price 70 pay-ia ihazeay for the service re-
would have TO be consulted on the question and
that the Board would then consider the PROPOSE
tion. Mr.. stcifel said they would like 90 have an
answer soon rs practicable, Ms the tax levy for
the county would be made the first week in May.
Mr.. Register said that by Friday next the Board
would be ready 10 give them an answer, and the
conference then terminated.
Tho residents Of the belt are likely 10 get into
additional trouble, Il IL stated that at tho next
meeting Of the Water Board there will be propo-
sition made TO cut OF the water supply furnished
from tho city service. or charge n considerable adj
vance from that now made. in order 60 pay for
laying the pipes beyond the city limits. Il 10 also
said that movement 10 on foot 10 have the School
Board stop children living In tho county from at
tending the city public schools.