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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-27

e1-The tri.state picnic Of the farmer. Of the
States Of Pennsylvania, Maryland and Virginia,
which will be held at Williams Grove, Cumbcr.
land county, Pa, during the last three days Of the
present month and the FIRST two days Of sep,cm.
Der, promises to be the most successful one which
has 50 far been held. Arrangements have been
made on large scale. Tho exhibition. Of farm
products and machinery promise to be unusually
large. The railroad companies have given very
favorable terms to exhibitors and visitors. and
everything has been done to ensure large at.
tendance. The whole affair promises to be the
most successful Of these ,ri State pic.ni tia,
have so far been held, and will undoubtedly be
well worth the attention Of all who have agricai.
turai inventions or implements or farm produce Of
any kind 10 exhibit
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Miscellaneous.
GEORGE W. HOOK, Auc,ionssr.

The undersigned. intending to reliLquish farm
Ing, will sell at public SALE In Long Green Valley,
on the west prong Of the hartford road. adjoining
the farm OF Mr. Philip 7. George aud others, On
Tuesday. A.yH.f 30ih, 1851,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
THE FOLLOWING Personal PROPERTY (;
Two young work Horses. ! Marshal Ncy Driving
Mare, rising years old, promises TO be speedy !:
fine milch Cows, three quarters Alderney, all
lately fresh Ileifcrs, three quarters AIderney
] thoroughbred berkshire Sow, with Pig Berk-
shire Shoats. 20 line Ewes. Southdown and Cots
void mixed, 81 for the butcher or FOR breeding /:
90 full grown Lambs.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, &C.
Grain Fan, Spring Tooth Horse Rake, Roller,
Corn Shelter, Cutting BOX. Plows, lIarrows,
Shovel Piows. cultivators aud Small Farm. In
plcmcnts aud Tools generally. Also. ! two-horse
narrow.tread Farm Wagon. | Que. horse Spring
Wagon. In good order: Light Express Wagon,
for one horse; No-Top Buggics, ! Jump. Seat
Jaeger, nearly new /: Wagon. Carriage. Express
aud other Harness. Collars, Brides, Riding sad
dies and Bridie'. Log. Trace and Cow Chains.
and numerous Other articles unnecessary 20 men.
tion. Also. IL Acres of Corn in the Ground, 10
Tons Timothy Hay and Tons Clover Hay In the
Barn, lot OF Wheat Straw. Also, 200 hne Chick
ems. lioudan and Plymouth Rock crossed
TERMS OF SALE.-Ali sums Of $50 aud un.
der. cash; over that amount a credit Of sixty
days, purchasers giving notes with approved SO.
security, bearing interest from lay of sale, No
goods 10 be removed until terms are complied
with. II. HTLLEN JENKINS.
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Correspondence Baifi@ore CoHn,y Cnioa.
THAT I'D DISTRICT SCHOOL HOUSE.
LIBERTY Roam, Angus

II, Lhhn' noAn' august 90. 1871.
. 'o"y" 90, n'';-I nave away. look .
Cd 70, anu reaa WIN great interest the letters Of
y.aI "geh.eo,responuen.a ~ AIoe,'on' ont ms
=, "a. Wen mas inereasea my aum'rauSn o.
n'n,. FAUX ana "u.sPossh expression OF tne
Party ne belongs 70. anu MS independence IN
N..ng ,oI anu 'eaa,ns your paper, manifest; ex'
ciear anu eAPfessve ,hat take pleasure IN re,
Peaung - anu wiz undef',eo'e tue part OF u
nave y, ave" upon ana thougnt over good deal;
-, Nc Aare y,sqse"f'y r""a'red ~Ay m,s 'eefioH
he s"""ty h". zee" ." "el'eefed' aad i"fsty "y.~
''~"'s@ "F%ys. ~ y.ms""" PTo"'He" ~ he
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-27

The Connections Mutual Life Insurance
Company has paid $4,000. 900 In death claims,
sndowmsnts, Dividends Of surplus aud surrender
values 10 lie policy hodsrs and their Representa-
lives. II has resisted the payment Of less than
one and one-twsntieth per cent. Of the amount Of
death and endowment claims brought against u,
and then only In eases where the plain duty Of iss
officers required such action for the profession Of
living and honorable members. he policy e a.
sure projections 20 tAe ris and eAiidrs. u ssm-
Der as soaid Be as egsai amsast iarssssd Z. fks
bends ef ne DATED States, and 10 within the reach
Of the hu,nblsst man, Who might not live 20 save
the amount 10 purchase the bonds. The ratio of
expense Of management 10 recsipts Of this eompa-
ny Is 81 per cent being less than half that Of The
average Of all the companies In the United States,
and the lowest of any. No new or spssious plans
efpelieiss are Issued; ssasias, pavs aad ssmpis
iVs aad sadesnsai iasaraass only u furnished,
on sound male lives, at the lowest possible cost.
For Information and polieies apply 10
WALfHR 5. WiLEfxson, General Agent, q,
Maryland Bullding. northeast corner Postoaiee
avenue aud Second street.
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Ds-There isavery pretty little ght in progre,.
between the Democratic yoemanry Of the 9th dis.
triet. Mr. Lysandsr Mccullough and Mr.. sam'i
Gore are candidates for County Commissioner and
each has ticket In the fold. There are also
three candidates for the Legislature In the district
DIR. J. s. baldwin, WIN. Wheeler and Mr.. Scarf
and they have decided to run on the Crawford
system, their names being printed on both the
Mccullough and GOre tickets. DIR. baldwin 1.
now In Virginia, recuperating for the final tug
II 10 thought the fight lays between him and Mr..
Scarf
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ECEIvERs' SALE
THE VALUABLE ESTATE OF MARY A.
SIiEALEY, IN TOwS0NTOwN,
VALUABLE LOTS FOR LEASE


The unlcrsingnc,i, Receivers. appointed hy "a
decree Of the Circuit Court for baltimore -.
ga county. sitting in Equity, passed in ~
"a the cause of Joseph u. Mitchell ct AL, ~
Trustees, vs.. William Lor,nan I,oberts ct al will
sell by PRIVATE SALE, all or any part Of the
estate Of Mary A. Shcalcy, situated in Tow.on.
town, baltimore county. and comprising one large
TwO.ST0RY BRICK STORE HOUSE, situated
on the most eligible business site in Tow sontown
Ai.o. n SMALL HOUSE. situated nj the junction
Of the York road turnpike anil the Dulany'. val.
ley turnpike. anil Public Scale. adjoining. Also
- coinm"dious and beautiful BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE. situated at the Junction Of said turn
pixies, surrounded by luxuriou. shrubbcry sni
having all cony cnicnccs for an elegant town r.,i.
dence.
They also offer Tor sale four other DWELLING:
HOUSES, dcsirabiy located. with ample yard,
aud gardens attached.
Also. handsome BUILDING LOTS for sale or
lease, u. parties may desire. located on coinmo.
deus aveLucs. all Of which are In the heart Of
this place. the county seat 81 baltimore county
10 Plats of the property may be seen at the
Offices Of IIINkLEY 4 MORRIS. % y. Charles
81. Baltimore, fENDALL 4 MITCHELL. and
County Surveyors office.
For further information inquire Of
JOHN T. MORRIS,
% North Charles St.. baltimore or
CHARLES T.. FENDALL,
Smedicy Row, Towsontown.
Receivers.
Aug. 2O,-tC
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GROWING STEADILY WORSE.

The latest advices from Washington indicate
that the condition Of President GARFIELD is decided
ly worse than il has yc, been and IL now seems
apparent that the end l. not far OF. In fact all
the physicians, except DR.. Dliss. and the members
Of the Cabinet, have given up all hope Of his re-
eOyery. and II may be that before ,h. issue Of the
CSioS reaches its readers our noble and much
beloved President will have passed from earth to
his reward. The patient Is very weak and enact
atei-delriOus at times--and y, $50 Friday morn.
ing his pulse was 1870.
rnE --LATEST.
Wa'hi@yfo", Friday, AGg~f 2Gik. S 4. M-The
Precedent rested little easier last night but lac is
worse than he was yesterday. His pulse i. little
higher and he Is sinking rapidly.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-27

eo-In the 81. Louis postofiee Is a man with an
extraordinary memory. This wonder |, in the
mailing department. Il Ia customary for the ex.
sminer to name the postOiiees 10 certain extent
oftsrri,ory and require the employee to give the
location. This particular employee was examined
on the Postoiiiees Of Missouri. Of which there are
L7se. Without prompting or questioning, he
named every pestoaiee In the State and the soun.
} ~ In which Il was situated. This was done ln 10
minutes and with no mistakes
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FEDERAL OFFICE. HOLDERS.

Laurel Herald.
The time for the Republican State convention
10 approaching. and n few word, In regard "a the
,,,.,... - 80, - -,
- =, ''e.. ".'.s. :" '.s '"'''s
OF us members nnd the control oil It's action, may
be appropriate. Il has been stated, and never
eoptrndi,i.d that MN ara .wa,. ~ ,h., an. co,.
lector Of The PORT Of Bai,;mar.. nj. too n.n.,,s.
The suryevor. ana fo,,v ar sfsy ~ ,h.i, .nh..s;'
mates were In Frederick M The tims Of the is.,
state convention. Mi actively n, wort N co,,roi
that body.
n was no,oriou. thai an. n,;n.,v .,..,;.,. 4.
baltimore for The ehoic. of he dsisv.,ss ~ ,h.,
convention verc conferred hv C..,as, ILL.,. -
ami. Custom. Iiouss si.Ls,. In 70. ~. -.
controversy In the State ami b.fa,s m. m. so..
ycnton was whether The Cu.som Won.. y. H. a..
moment. should eon,roI the ros. AZ ,hs S,.,. n
Chi.. 90 .on,.n,,on '"' ~ '"'
TLs,s rsm.rLs A.. mn, mai. IN ,.v,v. a.. e..
,ion.I s,h. Of las, y.sr hn, ~ al, .,,.s.,,, =.
tbs n.ess.itv az tst;n. .,.n. A. n,...n. ~ 80,
ference n IL. nol.is.i M ,s,n.n, ~ ~. ST..
hv an o,vsn;,sd h.nJ n 80 49,. q" ~
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-27

sFo-To such an extent has the punching Of
holes in s'e. coins been carried in some parts Of
the West that banks have established n regular
rate Of discount on the na,ila,ed money. The
Government seems at Il. wits cad rs to what il
shall do In the matter. but IL will in all probabi.
~ advice against the resolving Of thi. isfacel
money by merchants. and thus put an end to the
induccment which the rogues now have to punch
GU; the small hi, Of silver which makes the money
nhic.iinnnhle
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Corrs.poHdsnes Baifi@ore County Caion.
A FLoURISHING CHAPEL.
GoRsrcn AvESrE, NEAn wAvERLr, }
asaN

GoRsrcn AvEScE, Mean WAyERLr,
August Esd, 1881.
Mss'r.. Editors Your paper goes among the
thinking people u our county and use the free.
dom to drop this note for you to do with as you
best think. Observing that on Gorsuch avenue \
neat chapel Of the ". 4. church, under the care
Of the local preachers Is doing we'll In gather.
ing a good school, think Il deserving Of some
notice through the columns Of the USiox. This
place Of worship was assisted by those friends Of
general good, Mcssrs. J. W. Garrett, John =. Oil.
man and Horace Abbott. IL IL now Handsomely
ffcscoed, is really a cosy place Of worship and
credit to the humble efforts Of the people. II the
local preachers would endeavor 10 raise funds Tor
n library no knowing what good might be accom-
piishel. Say something in Its favor and oblige,
A FRtgxb To Coon
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corrs.pondeaee Baiiimore County Uaion.
A LITTLE WIDE OF THE MARK.
FIvrH DIsrnIcr. Aueu,t Isth. IssI

RIprH DisrnIcr, August 18th, 1881.
Messrs. Editors AS there IL so much said and
written about fraudulent registration and big lists
Of illegal voters In different parts Of the State may
ask you question about our list In this district
! think about Eve or six years ago Mr.. Ruby said
he counted the lists Of every district and published
them. II my recollection Of u be correct. he said
10 had over 900 on the list. I thought a the
time he must have been mistaken aud think 90 yet,
for the last esnsus. published In the S.a Almanac,
has the whole male Population only Liza. when
Mr.. Mccullough gets the list no ought 10 count
and publish the actual number Of regstersd voters,
! think as would be the outside Of what We have.
Can you give the NUMBER To be candid with
you, there is bet on u. and We would like 10
know. o.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-27

jsc- The Democratic primary election took place
In Hartford county las, Saturday and the following
ticket wa. nominated: State Senator, Hon. Her
man stump; House Of Delegates, James u. Pres.
ton. David Wiley. DR.. silas Scarboro and Murray
vandiver; Sheriff, WIN. y. whiteford; County
commi'sioners. Jacob II. Piowman, Jas. u. Chss-
ney. John :. Dallam, corbin Amos and Michael
whiteford: County Surveyor, Thos. Y. CatLsart.
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PROPOSALS FOR A BRIDGE
18th DISTRICT, BALTIMORE
COUNTY.

OYricE OF TnE SUPERINTENDENT ~ BRIDGEsl
BoR BALTIMORE couSrY,
TowsoSrowS. Aug. ID, 1851.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
County Commissioners Of Baltimore county, until
T"e'siay. AHga.f 3dth, 1881,
at d? o'clock NJ,
FOR AN OPEN WOODEN BRIDGE OVER
WHITE MARSH RUN,
on the road leading from Ebeneser Church 10 the
Philadelphia road, 18th District, Baltimore county.
Plans and specifications can be seen az the Office
Of the County Commissioner. Of baltimore county.
The right Is reserved to reject any and all bids.
and no bid will be entertained unless accompanied
by the signatures of two responsible sureties who
will give the required bond 10 case Of the award
Of the contract. by order,
n. A. NAGLE,
supt. Of Bridges for Baltimore county.
Aug. 2O.-td.
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Heinrich @. Tieck, Attorney, No. 81 West
faystte ST., Baltimore city.
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A 18th district correspondent, writes US thatihs
word "stalwart" Is double word from the Ger
man and originated In his district when speak.
Ing Of q standing candidate for the Legislature.
Who does not live thousand miles from Tow.
sonsown. "stail" 10 = stable or stall, aud "warss
10 waieh.iowsr or lookout. lie 10 always
found In the "s,ali on tho ''loOk .oa,' for nom
ination. We advise our correspondent to Lake
Dad sas nalnd."
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OLDFIELD'S EXCELSIOR PUMP.

rtNiiE undersigned has now on hand about 1900
Il feetofchocc White Oak Pump Stock which has
beeni n spring water sufficient length Of time to
free IL from sap. Any Pump constructed Of this
stock is guaranteed not to give m unpleasanttaste
tothe water. Heterogeneous for preparing Pump
Stock in the above manner are most ample and
complete; and he will always be prepared to put
up the EXCELSIOR PUMP at short notice.
Always ON hand all kinds Of Pump Fixtures Of
the very best quality, including Leathered Buckets
for Old Pumps, which can be furnished on demand.
Common Wooden Pumps made on the premises
where they are TO be placed. when desired.
All Pumps constructed by the subscriber are
warranted for one year. After the first year they
will be kept in order by him for ten years. for the
moderate sum Of $i.00 per year.
Fo-G TIC EScei.ior IaaP should not yirs sat.
f.factioH Il rW Be Tssiored and tLe money rsJaHis
Refers b. permission 10 X. X. Boartnan, ESQ.,,
Towsontown. Orders by mail, or In person. at
tended 20 promptly.
WILLIAM 0LDFIELD, Pump Maker.
July2y.'l Fountain Green. Hartford Co., Nd
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Efs- Annie Allen u the name Of the amiable
lady recently arrested in Philadelphia on tho
charge Of being common seoid." On tho trial
several Of her neghbors testified to the continual
annoyance arising from Mrs. Aliens evil prOpen-
silly, and one poor young woman said her nervous
system had been entirely doranged from this cause.
Mrs. Allen would make an agreeable mother in
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-27

yco-A call for the Republican State Central
Committee was issued on Tuesday by Mr.. J.
Emory weathcEby, secretary, the chairman Of the
committee, Hon. Henry stoSkbridse being out Of
the city. The committee will meet at the concor-
dia opera House, Baltimore. Wednesday, ssptsm.
Der 9Th, to name the day for holding the State
convention to nominate a candidate for comptrol-
Ter and TO select new State Central Committee.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-27

eS-AD Illinois farmer has commenced 1900
salts sgsisss railroad company for failing TO
keep 10 thsT ssss axes and saws, a. required
By law. The agsrsgaas penalty would be ST.
eoo.oeo. In ease the suits west against the eompa
~. usV would 30 TO the oOmPlsinan,.
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Esss- The sitting each day will be from o'clock
A. N. until o'clock y. NJ.
rc- The said lists Of qualified voters will be cor
rccted by striking therefrom the names Of all 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 let Ari-
Gle of the Constitution Of Maryland, aud 10 regis.
ter the Of every person who shall apply 20 be
registered as u qualified voter who shall satisfy
the Register he possesses the requisite qualifca-
tions under the Constitution Of the United States.
and also under the Constitution OF the State Of
Maryland.
NaturaiiEcd citizens in each district are required
to exhibit their naturalization papers to the Reg
lister.
Those pcr.ons desiring to be registered or trans.
ferrcd are respectfully requested to come forward
promptly that the Register may be enabled 20 dis.
charge his duty In accordance with the Law.
GEORGE ". FEELEMYER.
Officer Of Registration let Election District.
CHARLES y. ROGERS,
Officer Of Registration I'll Election District.
GEORGE II. ELDER,
Officer of Registration 81 Election Districts
WILLIAM l.. SHRIvER,
0fheer Of Regis,ra,ion 9Th Election District.
ANDREW JACKSON,
Officer VI Registration 9Th Election District.
JAMES w. MCCULLOUGH,
0aicer Of Registration 9th Election District.
CHARLES l.. ALM0NY,
Officer Of Registration 9Th Election District.
THOMAS GALLOWAY,
Oaieer of Repatriation sih Election District.
DR. ID. s. WILLIAMS.
OGicer Of Registration 9th Election District.
THOMAS BOND,
Officer Of Registration 10th Election District.
EDWIN JESS0P,
Oficer Of Registration lith Election District.
AUGUST wEIs,
0aieer Of Registration 18th Election District.
JOHN J. WADE.
ofhcer Of Negotiation i3th Election District.
Aug. cd.
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ess-Such Is the demand for flowers In New York
and the watering places that old farmers Of Rhode
Island. Connecticut aud Massachusetts are turn
ing their attention from grass aud corn growing
to the cultivation Of flowers. Rose and violet
farms, covering sometimes acres Of ground, may
eities.
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Legal Notices.
Charles w. Ridgeiy, Attorney at Law. - 81.
Paul ST., Baltimore.

l. scribcrs have obtained from the Orphans'
Court Of Baltimore county, letters testamtntary
on the estate Of
DAVID CARROLL,
late of said county deceased. Al persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby warned 10
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the
subscribers.
on ~ before tie IH day If iarcL, Iss2,
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted TO said es-
tate are requested 20 make immediate payment
Given under our hands this 9th day August, 1851.
DAVID II. CARROLL.
BTIELBERT T. SIMPLIFY. Executors.
CHARLES ". RIDGELY,
Aug. l3.-ita
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eo-fOr the week ended Saturday, August
2eth there we're one hundred and ninety sig deaths
In Baltimore city. thirty eight more than during
the corresponding week Of 1850. Births reported
during the Same week one hundred and seventy.
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WANTED.
A good FARM HAND, one that can milk aud
take care Of stock. No objection 10 one with n
small family. Apply al
Aug. 3e.-2tl UNION OFFICE
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Good Loy;e.-A word to those who neglect TO
avail themselves Of the business opportunities We
offer. For nearly thirty years We have largely
and satisfactorily supplied the retail demand for
mems. boys and ehiidrens clothing In this city
and State. The class Of clothing We make Il TOO
hns Ter dealers In small towns 10 keep aud %
much better than u generally found In large cities
fyou want good article at the lowest possible
price, call upon c. N. 0shm 4 Son, Pratt and
Hanover streets.
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seventh District.

M""'i,y ""d T",s'i',y. S,pirnLsr 5h and G,L. lSSI
AT THE HOUSE OF ELI :. SAMPSON,
LIT Precinct
Ws'i"'.f"s. TL"Ss'i"y ""d Friday Sep'e~.Ler
1fb. sh aud afh, 1851,
AT PLEASANT HUNTERS HOTEL. WISE.
BURG, 81 Precinct.
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John y. CLARK.

Real Estate and General Agency.
y. %. Cor. Caircrt aud Lexington SITS,
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L RECEIVERS. SALE.

On account Of the absence Of one Of the Receiv.
srs, the undersigned will sell ut public auction, at
n o'clock A. NJ,
Tas.fay. 30h day IF August, 1881,
AT ODD FELLOWS STORE ROOM, TOW.
S0NTOwN,
One good sized MOSLER & BAHMANN SAFE.
q lot Of advance Chilled" ~
PL0wS and IRONS, N&@-p
the Fixtures OF the Store Room, -,
consisting Of Bins, Shelving, Gases and Counters
TERMS;-A credit Of 60 days will be given
with approved notes, for sums over $40 smaller
amounts, cash.
JOHN I. YELLOTT,
WIN. s. KEEcI,
Aug. ?I.-ts.l Receivers.
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ee-RailrOad travelling Ia not very dangerous
AFTER al. Out Of one hundred and thirty mine
millions Of passengers on French railroads last
year only twenty we're killed By accident.
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pALTIMORE COUNTY FAIR,

RALTIMORE COUNTY FAIR,
TIMONIUM,
0NN. c. Il. W.. u MILES FROM BAL.
TIMORE.
-
Ta.-iay. SepisMLsr 9TH,
Arranging aud Judging Exhibits. Trials Of
Speed. Diversions.
ws.i.s-.isy, S.P,.~Is. 5sk,
Display Of "farm Wagons" by Clubs aud Gran.
ges. Trials Of Equestrian Skill for Ladies
and Boys. Exciting Bicycle Races BY
American wheelmen from Philadei-
Phia, Washington aud Baltimore. COMPETE
dion for Cornet Bands.
ThHrs'fay. SsPfsmJ,r sth,
Annual Address by Hon. Samuel J. Randall. Elk
Speaker U. :. House Of Representative.
Flowing Matches. Public Sales Of I'm
proved Stock, Implements. Carriages. 4c.
Friday, September 96.
Four Races, including "Free for AN Te,ts Of
skill in Horse Shooting.
Admission 2; cents. Children under !? years.
u cents each horse. % cents; 10 Grand Stand
or Quarter Stretch, 25 cents.
All citizens Of the county engaged in any lie
partment Of agricultural or mechanical industry
are urged TO exhibit their stock. products aaal
wares; and the ladies are invited TO bring spcci-
mems Of their taste aud skill In housewifely handi
work.
For Premium Lists aud Information. address
wM. u. SANDS, Secretary,
Timoniuin. or at american Farmer" oficc,
Aug. i3.-td.) Baltimore.
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FIN, ulisfricf
Siyfl, District.

H"S'i,s. Tuesday,. WefHe. dry. THrs.i,g md Fsi.
dag. Aep.ra,Lsr 5fh. 9TH. III. sri "Ad WI. iSsI.
Ar JACKSON'S WHITE HOUSE.
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Niufl, District.

M"aday ""d T",siay. S,pie@Lsr 5,h "adG,L. ISsI.
At JUSTICE J. c. l.. COLES OFFICE,
wAvERLY, LIST Precinct:
W.d~e.iay aad Th"r.day. Sept. 7th aad siL, issI.
At DR. d. :. WILLIAMS OFFICE,
w00DBERRY, ID Precinct:
Friday. September 9ih, 1881,
AT J. MAURICE WATKINS RESTAURANT.
T0wSONT0wN, I'd Precinct.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-27

yef~In the Philadelphia public schools last
year there were 1855 female teachers and only ~
men. The average annual salary paid by the city
Is only sis6, aud the salaries growing smaller.
This has caused many Of the most competent
teachers 10 leave tho schools.