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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-09-24
Property Transfers in Baltimore County.

Deeds. Leases, Mortgages. Bills Of Sale, etc., 70
ccived f"' record in the Office Of the CLERK 81 th'
Circuit lott for Baltimore county:
DEEDS
VIM. Stingler aud wife 10 Mary y. Brown.
Ortllie HOrwitE. trustee, 90 ID. :. Fitzgerald.
u. W. Ward, de-, trustees, To Jsan Harris.
Jas; Msndsr'On. &C., to Alsr. !. Gibson.
John Craig and wife 10 WIN. n. Castle.
J. u. Barlow and wife 20 Jas. 7. Barlow.
Jas. 7. Barlow 60 John u. Prentiss.
Annie d. Fowler TO Amelia 4. Barnett.
Benz. Franklin and wife 10 Frederick Lang.
Baltimore Savings Loan and Trust Company ID
Morris Fitzpatrick.
Thos. Dixon and others to Presbyterian Church
OF Mt. Washington.
John Carson, executor, 10 chas. T. Belt.
Chas. 7. Belt and wife 70 John A. Yaksl
Chas. shipiey and wife 10 Philip Lsydssker.
w. W. Spence 10 Francis @. Howard.
Martha 4. MerTyman 10 Jeremiah Mallory.
A. ii. Robertson, &C., trustees, 10 J. q. Mann.
Elizabeth Baker and husband 70 W. X. Zsieler.
WIN. cowan and wife 10 VIM. Poier.
JohnEey Gardner TO Margaret A. Ford.
J. ?. Dean and wife 10 Johnssy Gardner.
Nv. Marriott and husband 10 Philippine saum,
assignment.
Jacob Saum and wife 10 Catherine Cook,
ID. s. Wilson aud wife TO Isaac sharer.
David Z. Jean to VIM. Newman.
LEASES.
.
Jas. Manderson, 4c., 10 Christof Bauernfsind.
J. III. Prentiss, re-, 10 Jas. T. Barlow.
Canton Company to Maryland Psrtilising and
Manufacturing Company.
q. NJ. GIN and vile 70 silas Broadwin.
Jacob saum and wife 10 Ella L. .saum.
Perry =. Lowe and wife 20 ElizatJ. Beck.
MORTGAGES.
q. W. iosn to Potomac Build'g As'o., 5000.
Martha X. Yingling TO Franklin Permanent
Building Association, $50.
N. 4. Brown, 4e., 10 WIN. stengisr, $500.
Geo. walker, Jr., and wife TO r. Mitchell, $3.50.
and Land Company, $500.
A. 8. Clayton TO Henry Rsckord, $I,7ls.ss.
A. NJ. johnson and executors 10 A. NJ. johnson,
trustee, two assignments.
Morris Fitzpatrick and wife TO Baltimore SAY.
ings loan and Loan Company. $500.
Philip Leydecker and wife to Baltimore Sheen
Dutchcfs' Loan Association. 81, zoo.
NJ. 4. Willie, de-. TO c. II. Wyatt. $1,000.
Caroline Long to George Washington Psrma-
nsnt Building Association, 5000.
VIM. Long and wife to Home Permanent Mutu
nj Loan and Building Association, 5000.
Henry Graf To Augusta lIolzeman, $4,000.
J. II. Sienbaker TO John Slenbaker, 5000.
Howard Scott to Eliza Kohier, assignment.
u. q. Tyson 10 o. y. Bump, assignment.
HELgAsEs
Jefferson Permanent Bldg. 4 Land Co. to Jas.
T. Barlow.
Garisnrille Permit. Loan As.o. to Benjamin
Franklin.
John II. koppleman to Benjamin Frankiin.
Juliet Emory TO The Sisters Of Mercy In the
city Of Baltimore.
Elizabeth NJ. Gale to Thomas Dixon.
Eliza c. Reinicker Of al. 10 Francis c. Howard.
Gerhard Butke 10 Henry Engel and wife.
Geo. Washington Bldg. Asso. 20 Caroline Long.
VIM. Cowan 10 WIN. Long.
North Bond 81. bldg. Asso TO Henry Graf.
BILLS 90 SALE.
Henry Schads 20 Fred'k c. Ilelldorfer $500.
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CONFUSION of Post ofaces.

The naming Of the station on the Shenandoah
Valley Railroad est James" has been. says the
Hagerstown Mail, the cause Of great many lot
tiers intended to 20 10 the postoee At the College
Of -. James being sent estray. The proper way
10 direct letters 90 this oee IL 10 the "Celiege Of
81. james" bat many persons direct them 10 "st
James," In which case they ~ likely not, 70 "a
the postofiee'of that name In Baltimore county
The postofice at the College 10 classified In the
alphabetical list Of Offices In the Postal Guidel
under the letter &C" aud when postal agents iooi
for u under the head Of "S' Of course they do mol
end Il. and then they send e 10 the only 81. Jamsi
they sec which 10 NJ said. In Baltimore county.
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Correspondence Bsifis.svs cossty Uniss.
DEAD FISH IN THE GUNPoWDER.
BALriuonr, septempber 2oth, Is,

Msssvs. Editors Your paper Of i!th inst. con-
tains an article In relation 20 the finding Of dead
hsh In the Gunpowder nj Loeb Raven. aud the
cause is stated 10 be some substance flowing into
the stream from the paper mills. The idea is an
erroneous one. To persons who have eaten Cab
time and again that were caught below paper
mills, and % others Who hare been familiar with
the waters for ffty years and over and who never
saw any dead hsh caused BY Impurities In the
water, the statement appears very ridiculous. A
short walk up one Of the streams that empties into
the annpovder before any paper min q reached
vii not fall 20 convince the most skeptieal Of the
real cause Of the death Of the nsh. From the
mouth Il that stream up 10 the mill not q single
dead hsh has ever besn seen. The water e pure
above Western Run. JUsTicR.
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The Prasident.a Mother.

The sad news Of the death Of her son was no,
broksa. 10 Mrs. GARFIELD, who 10 stopping with
relatives al Scion, Ohio. until o'clock Tuesday
morning. AZ hrst she was very muah shocked,
but soon came 10 and talked calmly, aud said, at
was probably all for the best " the people were
ready 30 receive" She then said, at IL not
possible that my son James 10 dead. I do moi
wish 10 live any longer. Iwill soon be with him.
when the dispatch conveying the intelligence Of
her 10 break the erushing news. II was not until
the next morning that she learned the dreadful
truth.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-09-24
Bands Of Matrimonx.

The Frederick Eranissr Of 7ist inst. says, "At
the 10 o'clock High Mass service at 80 johns
Catholic church Of this city, on sunday morning
Last. the hands % matrimony for the marriage q
Col. l.. Victor Baughman. one of the editors aud
proprieioFs % the Frederick CYfiaea, and Miss
Helen N. Absll. daughter Of A. 8. Abel. Esq, the
veteran editor and proprietor % the Balllmsrs
SHn, were publishsd By the pastor Of the church,
Rev. Father Holland"
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Dc""s FTe1-sTs""teS' "e'' q" eH' ''"e
cLAYT0N.-Near Fork, ON the goth inst, Mr..
Maria Clayton, wife Of Joseph Clayton. aged
30 ycars.
GfTTINGS.--In Washington, ID. C., September
Goth. Thos. y, aged u years months and 90
days. eldest son OFFS. Z. and Isabella g. Cuttings.
SILLERY.-0n the goth of September. Bessie.
aged years $ months aud days, yOungcst
daughter OF Charles AMI Lydia Silicry.
BRYAN.-At Govansiown. September 81. Willie.
infant son of James and Annie Bryan.
NOLAN.-At Govanstown. on the 18th instant.
Edgar D., infant son Of John II. and Della v.
Nolan.
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nor RENT.

COR RENT. -
An old established STORE STAND. at Man
chester. Carroll co.. Nd now occupied by Geo.
W. Crum. Store roam. 20xi0 feet, with Glass
Front. Counters aud shelving. all complete. The
town is n thriving one. with about 500 inhabit-
ants and only two other stores u situated on the
line of the BALTIC. a Hanover Railroad. Possession
given Oct. lst For particulars. address the IN
dsrsigned. or call upon GEO. EvERHART, Man.
chester, Nd.
GEORGE p. EvERHART.
Railroad. York county, Pc.
Sent. 3.-st.
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Temperance Work.

Al meeting last week Of the Executive CON-
mitiee Of the State Temperance Alliance, the re-
port Of Mrs. Harper the eoiored lecturer. read.
giving an account Of her work In Baltimore city
and Baltimore and Hartford counties. Rev. J. II.
Riddiek. who vas not present at the last meeting,
expressed his decided objection TO the action Of
the commit, &c in resembling their previous action
which prevented Mrs. Harper from making eolec-
tons among the eoiored people. The eolOTed PEG.
pie. he said. did not want 10 be considered pau.
pers but they wished 90 eontribute to the Alliance
direct, and not through Mrs. Harper. Mr.. Daniel
reported that the temperance work was promising
In Baltimore county, though they failed to get or;
the people In some parts Of the county they bad
hoped TO do. lie thought they would have no
difficulty In securing = good local option ticket
from one or both parties. both in Baltimore and
Hartford counties. The Legislature, Nj. Daniel
said, had the power 10 repeal . local option law
after Il had received the sanction Of the people,
but IL would be high.handed measure to do so.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-09-24
Thirteenth District.
Monday. October I'D, lssl,
AT SIIlLTIIElS.


Tas.,iag. October 4fL. lsSl.
At los. J. IlELLMAN'S. RELAY HOUSE.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
,Es'-The sitting each day will be from o'clock
A. ". until o'clock y. ".
- The said lists Of qualified voters will be cur
recied by striking therefrom the names &c al per
sons who have died. or those who have removed
from the district or who have become disqualified
under the second and third Sections Of The is Art-
Gle IL the Constitution Of Maryland, and 90 regis.
ter the name Of every person who shall apply 10 be
registered as n qualified voter who shall safety
the Register he possesses the requisite qualihea-
and also under the Constitution Of the Stats Of
Maryland.
Naturaliycd citizens in each district are required
TO exhibit their naturalization papers to the Reg
lister.
Those per.ons desiring to be registered or trans
ferred are respectful, requested to come forward
promptly that the Register may be enabled 90 dir
charge his duty in accordance with the Law.
GEORGE W. FEELEMYER.
Officer Of Registration list Election District.
CHARLES =. ROGERS,
Officer Of Registration 81 Election District.
GEORGE n. ELDER,
Officer 81 Rcgi.tration 81 Election District.
WILLIAM l.. SHRIvER.
Officer nr Registration 9Th Election District.
ANDREW JACKSON,
Officer OF Rcgistra 9Th Election District.
JAMES W. MCCULLOUGH,
Officer Of Registration 9Th Election District.
CHARLES T.. ALMONY.
Officer Of Registration 9Th Election District.
THOMAS GALLOWAY.
OGieer &c Registration sth Election District.
Or. u. s. WILLIAMS.
Officer of Registration 9th Election District.
THOMAS BOND.
Officer of Registration 10th Election District.
EDWIN JESSOP,
Ofhrer of Registration lith Election District.
ArGrST wEIS.
0fieer Of Re gistration 18th Election District.
JOHN J. WADE.
Officer of Registration 18th Election District.
Sept. It'd.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-09-24

c1-Thsrs 10 very strong feeling In baltimore
county against Mr.. Thomas J. Heating, Demo.
cratic candidate for Comptroller. and Ne have
heard many Democrats declare that they win no.
vote for him. And this 10 not only The ease In
this county bot In every other county On the State
and u the Republicans select No. man a. thsir
nominee he viii stand an excellent chance Of win
ming In November.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-09-24

The bsiiding known a. fswnsrs tavern, seven
miles from Baltimore on the Heokstown road, vas
discovered 10 be 90 Gre about 10 o'elsck ON SEN
day night last and IN short time Il vas totally
destroyed. The hose vas uneeeupisd 81 the time
and u 10 not knows hou the Gre originated, al
though u 10 theught 10 have been che act Of an In
esndiary. The property belonged 10 NJ. Angus
tbs Rice end was 70 have been offered a public
sale Monday afternoon. Il was insured IN the
Baltimore e0unty company for % SEQ.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-09-24
Tho oldest Pansionar.

Baltimore county can probably claim the Oldest
pensioner in the United States in the person Of
Mrs. Elizabeth cretEsr, who lives on the York
turnpike In the 9th district. She vas Io3 years
old last December. snd 10 the widow Of John Cre,.
ssr, Of Captain Peuy's company Of Maryland
militia, Who served in the war Of 1919. Notwith.
standing her advanced age, she can walk about
the house and attend 10 household duties. She
has the record Of her birth and of her marriage 10
Jehn cretzsr In The year 1891. Her sight and her
hearing are good. and her mental faculties are In
excellent preservation. Last week she vas driven
70 baltimore 10 resolve her pension payment at
Major Adreon's once. on Calvert street. and ~ he
would not give her the troube 10 aiight be carried
her check TO her at the carriage, and found her
thoroughly cheerful and in the humor for quite q
talk. She is believed 10 be the Oldest psnsioner,
u not the Oldest person. In the United States.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-09-24

jre-It 10 the peculiar merit Of our form Of gov
srnmsn, (says the Baltimore Gassf's) that changes
IN the succession take place with the minimum Of
disturbance. Mr.. Arthur became President aud
had taken the oath Of offics In . few hours aftsr
the death Of Gar6sld. There will not be single
Iolt jar in the smooth working Of the machinery
Of government.
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Business Suspended.

when the Circuit Court met on Tuesday morn
ing last ledge Grsson fsslingiy announced the
death Of President Garfield and Afterwards aa.
journsd the Court until Tuesday nsxt. 27th, nj 10
A. ". An The puhlie oeiess In the Court House
we're closed fos The day.
The County Commissioners met on Tuesday
morning and adjourned until Tuesday next, 27th
instant. The Orphans Court held session until
" e'eleek Wednesday and adjourned until nsxt
wesk. and the ofkces of the Clerk, Register Of
wills, Sheriff and Treasurer closed al 70 o'cieek
each day during the week. On Monday neat.
when the fansrai Of the President takes place. all
the ceices In the Court House will be elcsed dur.
Ing the entire dav.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-09-24
Serious Accident .

M. Thomas J. Pitcher. q well-known citizen Of
the 18th district, met with very serious accident
on Tuesday last. He was engaged in cutting .
stick of wood With an axe when . piece Of the
stick aew up striking him In the eye and destroy.
ing the sight Of u.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-09-24
INsTITUTE roR

NTAPLEWOOD HNsTITUTE FOR
wi YOUNG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. ~
miles wet 81 Philadelphia. located on the PhilA-
delphia AVID Baltimore Central Railroad. Courses
Of Study English. Scientific and Classical. Stu
dents prepared for 4. s. Naval and Military Aead-
emie- andthe best American Colleges. A thorough
Chemical Department Reading taught BY arst-
class Blocu,ionist. Penmanship by Professor.
master ef the beauties Of the art. A homslike Do.
partment FOR little boys. Fourteen Tnstruetors.--
JosErn snoHrlinaE. iALE coLLEar.l A. M., Prin-
eipal. Coneor'iviIle, Delaware county, Pa.
July 3O.-am.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Coed Leyie.-A word 20 those Who neglect 10
avail themselves o. the business opportunities Ne
offer. For nearly thirty years We have largely
and enthusiastically supplied the retail demand for
meas, boys and ehildren's clothing In shis city
and state. The class Of eiothing Ne make q TOO
hns fee dealers In small towns 70 kssp ana Il
much better thanis generally found In large cities
IL you want good article Al the lowest possible
price. call upon c. N. 0ehm 4 Son, Pratt and
Hanover streets.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-09-24
The Ninth District Butchers Again.

A number Of butchers living In the 9Th district,
held meeting on the Hartford road, near the city
limits. Tuesday night, and appointed . committee
Of ten 10 confer with dissatished voters In other
parts Of the county with the Democratic primary
elections held last week. Mr.. Samuel w. Storm
said they should eight within the party lines, and
be was Of opinion that u they waited on the can.
didates Who were nominated Monday their views
would have due weight. Mr.. Geo. Mcdonald and
other speakers expressed strong Dissatisfaction
With the way the recent primaries were managed
In that part 81 the county. Mr.. 4. ID. Fitzpatrick
said they had paid oieers for sitting about doing
nothing more than watching barley Park, and
paid so year for lamps apiece that were not
lighted whenever there was moonlight for two
hours Of the night. A resolution offered BY Mr..
Fitzpatrick was adopted Of sympathy and condo
lence on the death % President CARRIED.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-09-24
Fatal Railroad Accident.

W. c. Wilson, freight brakeman ON the N. @.
n. r., fell from his train near Freslands station,
on Wednesday, and sustained injuries which
caused his death In few hours afterwards. His
body was removed 10 his late home NJ Ne Vernon,
near Wsodberry.
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TMelrfh District.

Wnndny. UrfDbrr 81, I'M,
AT JOHN kRAUSER'S GARDENvfLLE IIu.
TEL, on THE BELAIR ROAD:
Tuesday,. OcioLer lfh. ISL,
At MICHAEL ADAMS. SCHORRSVILLE,
CANTON
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Diaries Robbed.

On Wednesday night last the dairy Of Mrs.
Charles X. Chew, near Towsontown. was broken
open and robbed Of 30 pounds Of butter and .
quantity Of milk. On the same night the diaries
Of Mr.. John X. Ovens and Mr.. c. T. Brown we're
also robbed. No clue 10 The thieves.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-09-24

Siess Skoss.-lf yoa want arst. class hand
made shoes 90 10 Phipps Bros. NEXT door 70 the
Postofhee. Tousontown. A great variety Of al
kinds Of shoes constantly on hand. Rspai,isg
promFgly dose.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-09-24
Eighth District.

Monday, Oc,oLsp 3f, 1881,
At THE cOcKEySvILLE HOTEL.
C0CkEYSvILLE;
Tss.its. Dri"Ler ia. 1851,
AT ClIAS. -. COCkEY'S HOTEL, u. MILE
HOUSE, YORK TURNPIKE.
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MoHday, October Sd, 1881,
AT JOSHUA l.. wRTGHT's HOTEL,
let Precinct:
Tas.day. October 4fh, 1Sst.
At RIDGELY'S FORCES. FORMERLY wM
BLACKISTON'S.l PHILADELPHIA
TURNPIKE. I'd Precinct.
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Ninth District.

Monday. Ocfo5er Sd. 1881,
At J. MAURICE WATKINS RESTAURANT,
T0wSoNTOwN, Sd Precinct;
T..sias. October ifh, 1881.
AT DR. u. :. WILLIAMS OFFICE, WOOD
BERRY, % Precinct.
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Monday, October I'D, 1881,
AT THE HOUSE OF ELI s. SAMPSON.
LIST Precinct;
Tas.iay, October la, 1851,
At PLEASANT HUNTERS HOTEL, WISE.
BURG. I'd Precinct.
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Tenth, District,
Eleventh District.

M"~I"y ""d TH,sday. October Sd and Ia. 1851
AT SHADES TAVERN.
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Fourth Disfrief.
Fifth District

Monday mad THesfsty, October 81 aHd Ifk, 1881
AT THE STORE OF W. l.. SllRIvER,
REISTERSTowN.
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Seventh District.

MoHday aud Tuesday. October I'D aud al, 1851,
AT y. T.. MERRIKEN'S STORE,
MIDDLET0wN.
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TOIIN y. CLARK.

TOIIN y. CLARK.
Real Estate and General Agency.
N. 90. Cor. caIrcrf a.d L~rissfss Sfs..
BALTIMORE. Mn.
WANTED FOR CASH.
FARM OF 80 To 100 ACRES, on ". c. r. n.
WANTED FOR CASH.
Farm or 100 TO $50 ACRES. on W. N. n. r.
WANTED FOR CITY PROPERTY.
SMALL FARM on COUNTRY SEAT on n.
c.R. n. OR W. NJ. n. n.
- WANTED.
SMALL FARM. 90 TO so ACRES. ON ". N.
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WANTED.

SMALL FARM. 20 TO 80 ACRES. ON W. NJ.
R.R. OR CHESTNUT RIDGE.
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sixth District,

Monday aHd Tsesdsy, October I'D aHd tfh, 1881,
AT JACKsON's WHITE HOUSE.
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BALTIMORE. Mn.
WANTED FOR CAS-
WANTED FOR CASH.

FARM oF 80 To 100 ACRES. on n. C. r. r.
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Miscellaneous.
NOTICE Or REGIsrRATION
FOR BALTIMORE COUNTY. 1881.

FOR BALTIMORE OU >TY. 1881.
FINIL SITrIAGS IND CORRECTIONS.
The undersigned. OfhceFs of Registraiion for the
various Election Districts of Baltimore county, ap
pointed by the 0oveFnur II Maryland. having Get
In accordance with the provisions Of the RegEtFs-
ton Law, passed at January Session, 1876 uill sic
for the purpose Of finally correcting the regstFa-
tion lists fihe several Election Districts. follows
First District.
On Moaday. October sd, 1881.
AT n. s. McDONALD'S cAT0NSvILLE
HOTEL;
Tse.day. Ociober itk, 1881,
TsTIEFEL's, on THE FREDERICK ROAD.
second District.
A"~'"y "~d Tuesday,, October Sd asd tfL, 1891,
AT RANDALLST0wN.
Third District.
Monday, October ID, 1881,
HALSTEAD's (0LD HAMMETT's) THREE.
MILE HOUSE. REISTERsT0wN
TURNPIKE;
Tuesday,, October la, 1881,
T0wNER's sEvEN.MILE HOUSE. REFS.
TERSTOwN ROAD.
Fourth District.
Monday aHd THesi,y. October Sd and lfh, 1881,
AT THE STORE OF W. l.. SlIRIvER,
EiNIEhSIONN.
Fifth District.
Monday aud Tse.dsy, October Sd and 4,L, 1881,
AT JAcKsON's WHITE HOUSE.
sixth District.
Monday aHd Tuesday,. October I'D and tfk, 1851,
At =. l.. MERRIKEN'S STORE,
MIDDLET0wN.
seventh District.
Monday, October I'D, 1881,
AT THE HOUSE OF ELI s. SAMPSON,
LIST Precinct;
Tassisy. October la, 1881,
At PLEASANT HUNTERS HOTEL, WISE.
BURG, ID Precinct.
Eighth District.
Monday. Ocinbsy 81. 1881,
At THE cOcKEYSvILLE HOTEL,
c0CkEYSVILLE;
T~.si,y. OcioLer ia. 1851,
At ClIAS. q. COCkEY'S HOTEL. 10 MILE
HOUSE, YORK TURNPIKE.
Ninth District.
Monday. October Sd, 1881,
At J. MAURICE WATKINS RESTAURANT.
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Farm or 100 To $50 ACRES. on W. N. H.
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FINiL SITrIAGS IND CORRECTIONS.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-11
ouacIs Doctors Sound Logic.

Among the many medicines that are adver-
tised by quack doctors for the cure of Weak
ness and Lost Manhood, they all tell YOU
they can cure you. They can-in horn
There is nothing will cure you unless you live
according to the laws of nature, subdue your
passions, let yourself alone. What you most
need is tonic to tone up your nervous sys-
tenn, and to act directly on the kidneys and
urinary organs. There is nothing will meet
your requirements like DIR. Halliday's Blood
Purifier in both sexes. Don't expect one
bottle to cure you, but give the medicine time
to strengthen your urinary organs, and you
will find this medicine will beat all the diploma
quacks, even if they have a diploma as long as
your arm, which hundreds will testify to in
Minnesota. This medicine is for sale by all
Western druggists, or call on or address the
proprietor, s. Blackboard, 146 West Third
street, st. Paul, Mimi, and if not found as
represented return the empty bottle and I will
refund your money.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-11

Wanted school, county, town and railroad bondz and
county warrants. u LIvNasT0S Co., st Paul.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-11

$500 Silk DOlmans marked down
to $1,000.
$4,000 Silk Dolmans marked down
to S12.5O.
S22.5O Satin De Lyon DOlmans
marked down to $1,000.
$500 Satin De Lyon Dolmans
marked down to $3.50.
$4,000 Satin De Lyon Dolmans
marked down to $3.50.
$4,000 Satin De Lyon DOlmans
marked down to $4,000.
$4,000 Satin De Lyon DOlmans
marked down to $1,000.
S $50 Diagonal Cloth DOlmans
marked down to 5000.
$1,000 Diagonal Cloth DOlmans
marked down to $500.
$1,000 Diagonal Cloth Dolmans
marked down to $500.
S14.OO Diagonal Cloth Dolmans
marked down to $9.S7.
$500 Diagonal Cloth Dolmans
marked down to $1,000.
$4,000 Diagonal Cloth Dolmans
marked down to $14.
S22.5O Diagonal Cloth Dolmans
marked down to $15.75.
$500 Diagonal Cloth DOlmans
marked down to $500.
Above garments are FIRST CLASS in every
respect, and at prices quoted are POSITIVELY
LOWER than equal qualities can be bought
at elsewhere.