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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-09-10
Neal, ArmstronggC
Leaders OF Low Pricesi
STRICTLY ONE PRICEI
Baltimore q Holiday sts.,
BALTIMORE. Nm.

BALTIMORE, Mn.
SPLENDID STOCK OF BLRAcHED AND
BROWN cOTT0Ns AND CANTON
FLANNELs.
All the Popular Makes! Very Low Prices,
Every width and quality Of shoetings and
Shirtings made
100 pieces Of Brown Canton Flannels at Toe. per
ynrd-the best goods ever offered In this city for
the money.
Blankets from 81 to si2 per pair--magniaesn,
assortment. eases large.size l3-I Bed blankets,
extra heavy and ane, at -, worth $40.
WHITE, RED. GRAY AND BLUE PLAIN AND
TwILLED FLANNELs.
Superb Shaker fiannels, In white 2Sc, SEE, 37Jc.
5Vuaiities-An Cheap.
n. A. a co. ANTI.RHEUMATIC SHAKER
FLANNELS!
Made from the Finest Wool, secured and freed
from all foreign substances before reception Of
medication or dye. They have no equal as an
Anti Rheumatic, and will out-wear any Flannel
made for the money. For sale by Us only.
NEW FALL cAssIMEREs FOR MEMS WEAR
Boys Suitings from zoe. yard up.
Some exceptionally cheap Coatings, Suitings
and Trouserings-2 and o..
Ladies' Cloths, " yards wide, In all the desira-
bic shades. These goods will be very much worn
this autumn. Write for samples.
WOULD CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THESE
THREE BARGAINS OUT OF OUR CON.
PLETE LINE OF cORsETs!
good Corset, with side steel and side lace. well
tOned, only SOC.
An extra quality Corset, embroidered, only .je.
A ine French woven Corset only Csc.
Also, Thompson's Glove Fitting aud the eele-
brated sc P""coutir Corsets.
NEW DRESS GOODS!
100 PIECES or FRENCH aLL.wOOL
suITINGs.
In every desirable shade, :. tas low price of 3Oc
ayard. Precisely what they eo,t TO import.
80 pieces New casbmeres i3le. All desirable
cOlOrs and good qualify.
80 pieces Corded Suitings, i2lc. Al eolors.
Both the above lots all-wool filing.
Novelties in Plaids aud Stripes-popular prices.
Blue Flannel Suiting 3i!c. and Soc.
Every lady should see these goods or write for
samples.
NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS IN OUR
SILK DEPARTMENT.
bargains In Black Silks-si, rs, Si.jO $l..s. -
This Is large lot Of goods. which we closed out
within 2jc. to zoe. per yard Of the prices offer
them anywhere else.
You can save money by buying these.
BLACK AND C0LORED sATINs.
colOred silks in large variety and cheap.
Novelties IN Brocades and Stripes.
Sew things In yelve,s aId PiushVs.
Large line Of Trimmings.
ALL-wOOL BLACK CASHMERE.
The perfection Of bye aud Finish-33c. to 81 %
All made to our own orders. No better goods in
America for the price. Write for samples.
HAMBURG EMBROIDERIES.
A quantity still left. &c. 60 sjc. per yard. No
such bargains ever offered in this city.
We are the sole agents In this country for the
ARTHUR KID GLOVE. II l. the best 81 Shut
ton Glove in America. Any pair which rips or
tears in putting the first time will be exchanged
for another.
Our Perfect Fitting UnIaundried White shirts
are the best for the money in the city. Price joc,
GAZE. and 7jc.
NEAL, ARMSTRONG & CO..
BALTIMORE 4 HOLIDAY SITS.
BALTIMORE, Nd
Nov.2.. soy.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-09-10

WILLIAM CARMICHAEL,
EDWARD W. sTIEfEL.
JOHN n. MILLESDER,
County Commissioners for Baltimore county.
Test:-J. HARTMAN scHONB,
Chief Clerk.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-09-10
WOULD CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THESE
THREE BARGAINS OUT OF OUR CON.

good Corset, with side steel and side lace, well
toned, only soc.
An extra quality Corset, embroidered, only .je.
A fne French woven Correct only 95e.
Also, Thompson's Glove Fitting and the eele-
brated &c P""Coutir" Corsets.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-09-10
Registration orvoters.
IusoIyent Il Erroneous Accounts.


Stephen Barton sheriff costs for lcyying
on property where tax bills on same
were erroneous. $500
stephen Barton interest paid Oh purchase
money where property was enormously
u MCLEAN surveys erroneous asmts. 5000
W worthington for expensc in making
leyies on property taxes on which had
bcen patd Ii-s""
u c Iiutchins expenses incurred in levy
ing advertising and selling property
enormously assessed in 1878 1879. T2I.Ij
e u Mclean surveys on property where
taxes had been paid 10000
: " wor,hinston costs for levy and sur
vey Of property on erroneous bills...." 1880
Property Purchased at Tax Sales.
: " Wor,hinston property sold for de-
Iinauont taxes 10000
: " worihington balance.................. 400
................... 23O.22
................... 1880
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-09-10
Publishing and Printing.

Fubhishtmg ana h'rhnttug.
W A slade advertising license notice 'I9s 5000
VIM II Ruby pub in Nd Journal. ........ $4,000
.......... l2O5O
Longnecker Bros pub In BALTIC Co Union 5000
jos u Mitchell Herald.........- $50
A s Abel a Co sun.............. 225.00
W n Benson 4 Co 1" Hernld......... G956
FL Moriing 4 Co News......... 500
Longnecker Bros Union............ $3.50
W u Benson q Co pub annual statement $4,000
Y L Morling on acct annual statement. 10000
balance " -. 1000
VIM II Ruby pub In Nd Journsi.......... 10000
Longnecker bros pub annual statement $4,000
D II Scott pub In Peoples voiee......... T.50
Longnecker Bros pub In BALTIC Co Union 1895
VIM II Ruby pub In Nd Journal.......... $500
Moriing a Co pub In Woodbury. News 500
Longnecker Bros pub In BALTIC Co Union $500
VIM A Sladc pub license notics.......... 1l0.OO
Geo Morrow pub In BALTIC Co Herald. go
WIN II Ruby advertising aud printing
blanks &c Tor rsasursrs oiice........... 1875
VIM n Ruby advertising and printing
blanks &e for co commissioners Office 1925
A s Abel for advertising In Baila Sun. 1871
Contingent Account,
Refunded TO J d Burieigh Jr 6ne paidto
&c T. Cole and paid into treasury a.
magistrates hnee...... ....S 4u.oo
Commissioners Anne Arundel 90.
W " Isaac clerks fees In cases removed
fran Anna AFundef an Meh fern 1881 4 n "a
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-09-10
Judges 4 RaiIia. Orphan., Court.


A Shaney brook county tax 1877 '5S......S lI.II
Ashland Iron Co taxes on personal prop
erty exempted. a6O. 30
q X Stone taxes paid In error,..,...... 5.S2
Thos Shanks ............. 1863
Fircmcn's Insurance Company Of BALTIC. $3.50
q Mex Teal taxes paid in error 1888
J Cavana .......... l.62
J Schoue refunded on ISIS and lSs9..... 5.3j
= d Schmidt ............... 1911
W II Gluck taxes and cost refunded sale
OF property by sheriff. ..................." 3i.91
A z Howard taxes refunded Is59......... $40
W : Carroll ........ i2.Jt
Danl DOnnelly ......... $50
ii II Dentry ......... IL?
Samuel EIlenger 1877 ISIS aud Is7g..... COCO
N " 0Hutt taxes paid by A Gals in error 1890
V 7 Shiplcy taxes rcfundcd............. 5.l3
Julius Gehrman .............. 3.5S
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-09-10

The undersigned 10 prepared TO furnish, At the
very lowest prices, supplies Of all kinds for Mills,
Manufacturing Establishments. Railroads, Steam
Thrsshing Machines, Ac. Gum and Oak Tanned
Leather Betting. Rubber Steam Packing. Springs,
Hose, Bemis Calls wrenchcs, Holland a Thomp-
SOFAS 0iins Compound, Lubricator and Cups, John
J. HAniey's Improved Scale ErAdicator, Black,
Lard, Signal and Cyisndar Oils, Frasisr's Axle
Grease. &c. Anything. In short, needed about .
Steam Engine, Mill or other Machinery. Write
fer prices. wM. Q. c0DD,
Feb.5. 'sly.l 3i2 Aliceanna ST., Baltimore.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-09-10
Insurance on County buildings.

Peabody Fire Ins Co ins on aims houses
WIN Webb agent i" =
4 A Pohlman interest on premium notes
Mutual Fire Inns Co Anne Arundel co.
s Pinkerton agent Mutual Fire Insur-
anee Company Hartford county.........
Pleasant Hunter agent Mutual Fire In
suranes Company Baltimore county.
y D Almony agent Liverpool and Lon
don Insurance Company ..................
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-09-10
Physicians 90 Jail and Aims House
and Chaplain 60 Jail.

Dr. Jackson Piper physician 20 jaii......s 5000
Rev A 7 Pindeil chaplain 10 aims house 1900
DR. Galloway physician TO "a 5000
Rev n Davis chaplain 90 jail........... 5000
DR. Jackson Piper ply sician 10 jail...... so.o0
DR. Galloway physician aims house. 1900
1900
DR. jackson Piper physician 10 jail....... 5000
Rev A ID Melvin chaplain 90 jaii.......... 5000
DR. jackson Piper physician TO jaii...... 5000
DIR Galloway physician aims house. 1900
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-09-10
support orPrisoners In Jail.
Burial Expenses orPaupers.

chas o Kemp cleaning up Jail yard and
sewers and for additional pipes &e.... q
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-09-10

commissioners Anne Arundel 60.
W " Isaac clerks fees In cases removed
from Anne Arundel co Mch term ISIS 1890
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-09-10

Commissioners ofCarroll County.
WIN A slads conveying prisOner........s $500
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-05

Platt as its chairman, failed by even al
attempted resolution, of expressing he
slightest concern in the welfare of the
President. The matter was not even once
alluded to. The Chicago Tribune is thus
explicit on the subject:
$50 much for what the committee did
What it did not do is the most astonishing
thing in the history of the party, and
creates more comment and adverse criti-
cfsm, no doubt, than any former action OF
the contending factions. Not one word
was uttered in committee and no attempt
was made to introduce resolution concern
ing the awful affliction that has overtaken
President Garfield 1t was understood
some days ago that several gentlemen had
prepared resolutions of sympathy, but
during the committees sessions none was
introduced and the failure to take suitable
action on the matter is tonight made the
subject of much unfaYorable criticism
Even though the majority had no inclina-
ton to speak in sympathetic tones concern
ing the Presidents terrible infection and
the nations impending calamity, it was
thought the minority or anti Conkling ele
ment would have made an attempt to place
themselves on record. But the record is
one of silence only. When the committee
among the earliest inquiries
made by the newspaper men and few of,
the politicians who stood about the door
Of the committee room was: Did the COM
mittee pass any resolution in regard to the
PresidentY AS no reference had been
made to the President IN any way during
the proceedings, the answer of all the
was the same"
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-05
ury ones.

Virginia Democrats framed their plat
form and placed candidates upon it in the
belief that the. Taxpayers and property
holders in the State were ANXIOUS to pay
the whole debt chargeable against it after
West Virginia was set of, This wish is
opposed by the colored voters, by Malone
and by the administration at Washington,
which has turned out every rfdebt paying
Republican" office holder to mako room
for Repudiating Republican. These dis
graceful tactics are now in process of thor
ough and systematic exposure by the state
conservative Democratic executive commit
tee of which Mr.. A, M. Kelley Is chairman
and especially by a straighout Republican
campaign journal, the Richmond Debt
Payer.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-05

The Union has used its shears again to
obtain an article on fair trade" in Eng
land, which may be intensely interesting
to the editors of that paper. but is of very
little practical Importance to the average
American. The editor of the Union does
right in trusting to his shears rather than
his pencil; especially on the tariff question,
where his only original proposition had
the merit of newness, but nothing else.
He stated that our present tariff was sim
ply for the purpose of raising revenue; and
his establishment at getting off that truly
wonderful statement was SO great that he
has not essayed anything since. That is
unless person can refer to that sage re-
mark that he was in favor of neither free
trade or protection.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-05

There is one result of the Presidents
sickness that can not be too deeply de-
plored. While the eyes of the people have
been all turned toward the sick-bed at
Washington, and the only thought of
every one has been ''How is the President
getting along" all attempts to prosecute
the thieves in the various departments has
ceased and the rascals of Hayes pure adj
ministration" are going scot free. That
there was disposition to let up on these
prosecutions before Garfield was shot, was
shown by WINDOWS refusal to make pub
lie the result of the treasury investigating
the movement he discovered that John
Sherman was implicated: and now that
the long sickness of the President has
drawn public attention elsewhere, all
prosecutions.have been dropped, and Star
route thieves are as Independent as treas
ury ones. ,-.l-.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-05
The present condition of the Iresider


The present condition of the lresideni
shows that he must be moved at once and
the determination of the surgeons to sore
move him, is the wisest thing they have
done. That. malaria exists about the
White House. has been conclusively
proven, and that such a state of atrnos,
phere would be fatal, is undoubted. The
intermittent character OF the Presidents
case. better one day and worse the next,
is abundant proof that he is affected by
the Malaria, and no risk of removal is so
great that it should not be taken. Besides
his own great desire to get away frem the
White House is an additional reason why
he should be moved: patients whims are
often carelessly spoken, but the gratifica
ton of them is more apt to have good,
than bad effect.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-05

The present political situhtion in Vir
ginia can be stated as follows:
The democratic party are striving fol
an honest fulfillment of the state obliga
tions.
The Malone party is endeavoring to re
adjust the state debts; or in other words
repudiate part of it.
If the republican party of the north aids
in any manner Malone and his party,
they are agents in this reputation.
If this reputation is successful in Vir-
ginia, there is no reason to suppose that it
will not extend to other southern states.
Repudiatiors in other southern states
win haye the same reason to expect aid
from the republican party Of the north,
that the Virginia ones did; namely that by
such aid they may hope to render those
states republican.
If this reputation or readjustment
spreads to other states, there is no reason
to suppose that it will not become a
national question.
If it should become national question,
the republican party, by their action in
Virginia, would be responsible for it.
Furthermore, the republican party is CIV
ing aid to the repudiatiors of Virginia,
simply for the purpose of gaining the po-
litical control of that state.
There is in the south and west, as also
in the east, a large class of unsatisfied and
misguided people, who, under the name OF
Greenbackers. are proposing various finan-
cial heresies.
If the readjustment of the national debt
should ever become an issue, these votes
would be powerful auxiliary.
The republican party has shown by its
action in Verginia that for the sake of
power it is willing to unite with republi-
cans.
Hence, should the question ever become
national it is fair to presume that for the
sake of the greenback votes it would be
willing to support the readjustment of the
national debt.
The above is a perfect fair deduction
from the present attitude of the republi-
can party, and is made now for the pur
pose Of showing where that attitude will
lead to.
Let the blame rest where it belongs.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-05

The meeting of the republican Stat
committee held in New York Wednesda,
last, was controlled by Mr. sCenkling ant
his party. In THAT committee the stall
warts were supreme and dictated all action
One evidence of tn cir supremacy was thu
opportunity of New York City as tht
place for holding the State convention
The committee was also strangely silent a:
regards the condition of the President. AL
these things do not seem to be a very
pleasant subject for the half breeds to
think about, as witness the rem marks OF
Carl Schurz on the question:
THE organization of the republican
party of New York, as represented by the
state committee, is controlled by Mr.. Conk
ling, Mr.. Arthur Mr.. Smythe, Mr.. Platt
and the faction so disastrously beaten in
the recent senatorial election at Albany.
Their supremacy In the committee is main
tanned bya rotten-borough organization
IN the city and county of New York, as
un-republican as that of Tammany hall
This organization has long since ceased to
be representative of the party and is fit for
nothing, in the opinion of some of its
ablest and oldest members, but to be
knocked down and dragged out. 1t is now
confronted by. areorganized democracy,
by party which asks for popalarSsuppeFt
upon the ground that it excludes no demo
crat. either directfysor Indirectly, from it's
highest or its lowest counsels, and that it
has no boss, Now the republican party
IN New York city would have been 'bossed
to death before this time had not the dem
ocratic party been 'bossed' even more dis
If the latter is to be relieved
from autocratic rule, as now seems prob
able, the former must be emancipated also,
else the unattached voters viii go to the
party which offers them the best chances
to count as integers in the work of govern
ment instead of ciphers. The republican
majority at the last election in the state
was only 27,100 of I per cent, and its plu
rality only $40 per cent. Such margins
are too narrow to be trified with.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-05

The strange silence of the. New York
Republican State Central Committee 70
expressly resolution or otherwise, any in
terest in the present precarious condition
of the President, has provoked good deal
of surprise throughout the country. AL
though every democratic organization,
which had had a meeting since the bastard
ly crime of the second of July, had not
failed to express its adherence of the
deed and sympathize with the President,
this republican committee, a committee
composed principally of stalwarts with
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-05
Administrator Sale.
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Rock ISLAND COUNTY.

Rock ISLAND COUNTY. 70
In the County Court.
Russell H. Curtis, Administrator. de-5on5s mon of
the estate of Loyina Mckinney, deceased,
Thomas Walton, William Lewis, and the unknown
heirs of said Layina Mckinney, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of decree
of said Coart sentered in the above entitled cause,
the first day of September 1881 shall, on Sat-
urday- the sth day of Oc1obe ISL st the hour of
O'Clock in the afternoon at the north door of
the court House, in the city of Rock island, in
said Lounty. sell at public vendue, to the highest
bidder thar cerain parcel of land situated In said
Rock leland comfy, described as follows, to-wif:
Lottwo 90 in James Greenwood's snb division.
of the southwest quarter of the southweet quarter
of section twelve (12l in township seventeen (1z),
nortL of range one % west OF the fourth principal
meridian. except and reserying however, all the
coal and other minerals underI ying the same. ! /.
The sale VIII be for Oh cesh at the election of
the purchaser he may pay half cash and give his
note, at six to twelve months time, With good per
sonal security for the balance; said balance also
to be secured by a mortgage the premises
Dated at Rick Island. HIS. this Sept 1st 1881
RUSSELL I'll. CURTIS.
Administrator de6oais non Of the estate of Loyina
Mckinney, deceased. e-9dSw a
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-05

About the most inexplicable thing of
the day is that SO much more should be
known about the deficiencies of the Miss
issippi jetties in Cincinnati and Chicago
than is known in New Orleans The people
of the latferacity seem surprisingly differ
ent to to the alarming information about
the jetties that percolates to the public in
the Northern cities named Somehow
they don't serm to care in New Orleans
how much of a failure the jetties are, so
long as the biggest vessels manage to go
through them with ease. In fact, they APP
pear disposed to rejoice over the fail
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-05
Respectfully,

The above letter is from the Secretary
of the Republican State Central committee
of Missouri, who, while government Off
cial, has been twice indicted by the grand
jury, The only hypothesis for his undue
anxiety for a good, stalwart, Republican
panel of jurors is that he is afra id of some
more unplesantness with the courts. Of
such stuff are Republican officials.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-05
CURRENT COMMENT.
Rochester Union and Advertiser.


1t should be stated and borne in mind
in justice to President Garfield, thatshe is
no party to the notification of the Con
stitution by which the Government has fol-
over two months been without Presi-
dent, and has been run by officers I'm
known to the Constitution and of no more
authority in the discharge of the powers
and duties of the Presidency than tide
walters In.aH discussions of the question
of Vice President Arthur's conduct in not
exercising the functions that have devolv-
ed on him, President Garfield should be
left entirely out of view. He knows no
more of what is transporting outside of his
sick chamber than child unborn. If he
thinks about the matter at all he no doubt
imagines that the Vice-President is in his
Office and hopes that he is performing his
duties faithfully. If he RECEIVERS sufficient
ly to learn that the Vice-President, through
Difference to factions protest and silly SEN
timentalism has by his inaction made the
Constitution imperative he will be
amaZpd
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-05

The only TIE RI
known to the WorId cas
pable Of being CHARGEB
with MEDIcIEALsPRoP-
ERTIES. which Is TRANS
FUSED INTO THE SYS-
TEN II yea are afflicted
with any of the following
DISEASES don't neglect TO
wear one of our Batteries,
viz:
Paralysis, Biain and
Nervous Diseases, I Rheu-
mAtIsm, 7iGout. , Swollen
Joints, scaatfca, Nsaralgia,
Lumbago, Aehes4atid Pa
Nervous and General De-
biiity, spinal Diseases,
We ak Back or Side, Vast
ing. Decay, Restless nights
Nightmare. Melancholy,
Dizziness or Vertigo, Full
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-05
ST. JOSEPH. Mo-. Dec. So, 1880

POSTMASTER NEW MADRID-SIR: wrote you for
list of Republicans for United States jurors Not
milk and water Miss Nancy Republicans, but good
stalwart. always faithful men. I received an
swer from yon, and believe you Democrat, II
you are YOU should have said so. There should
have been at 800 Republican votes polled in your,
county. But you tried TO do nothing and sue
ceeded.
Now let us have new leaf turned and do
better in the future. Answer,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-05
Philadelphia Times

When John KeIIys Tammany delegation
was thrown out of the Democration State
convention there were people innocent
enough to suppose that would be the end
of the Kelly disturbance But Kelly knew
it wouldn't. He lives on that sort of thing
and he turns with an inviting smile Just
the same as if his management of the New
York city canvass last fall had not cost his
party the Presidency
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-05

ness of Blood, Lack -
Power Of VIII or Act,.
Palpitation OF the III
Loss Of Memory, Los, =,
Confidence, Painting sp.T h.
hysteria, Epilepsy, He.,,
burn Dyspepsia, Bro, cIt =
tfsP Salt Rheum. Flgtul.r.
WEAK stomach, Disea,sy,
OF the Heart ana Inn
Dropsy, Asthma, PIer,i.,.
Constipation, Jarra,'
catarrh, Sore Throa, ~ -
bility. Piles, Tumors s..
Boils, Carbuncles, Fsv-'.
and Ague, Liver CompIa,n.
Diabetes, Kidney Con
plants, Gravel. Chills, In
potency Dlsordered Co.,
ditions OF the Liver. RIoni5
Kidneys orUrlnarv 49, 4