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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-13
tom. from Union. Lat District.

On Monday night last the following were in
stalled officers Of Della Lodge. No. IS9, u. q. T..
Of this place, TO serve for the ensuing quarter T..
W. e. r.. 4. J. Mcllor: ". c. T.. Chas. 4. Herr
man; W. Y. T., Miss Ella Gambriil =. =, Gin
ton q. 90. Brown; Treas, Johnzey Jones: G., Miss
Annie 4. Thompson |. a., Robt- Thompson; u.
a., chas. Sny der; u. H. s, Mrs. Mary A. Carroll
l.. II. -, Miss jennie +. Lowe.
On Thursday night Of last week another meetin Z
Of the parties interested In the organization Of the
brass band, which enterprise l. being gotten up by
the young men young men of this place, vas held.
permanent organization effected aud the follow
ing elected officers: President. Calvin II. Green
vice. president. GEORGE Mckenzie; secretary, A.
Johnston Mciior. Another meeting VA, held on
Tuesday night ut which Il ~as decided to shortly
hold an entertainment, the proceeds Of which to
20 20 the purchasing of the instruments. We wish
the enterprise success.
Mrs. Lilly, wife Of WIN. Lilly. of this place. whu
had been cOnfned to her bed for the past six
months, died on Saturday last, aged about "a
years. She was paraly Eei about six month, aga
and has been n great sufferer ever since. Iies
funeral took place ON Sunday last, Rev. Mr.. Smith
officiating. aud the interment was made In the
cemetery at Union.
Mr.. Victor Diay 10 building . neat two-s,ory
frame addition TO his residenee al this place. which
gill greatly enhance Its appearance.
On Wednesday evening the fastory at Union
shut down until the 22d Of the present month, "a
make repairs To the dam. which was considerably
damaged by the ice last winter: also other nsees
sary repairs.
The fence around the cemetery has been repair.
ed aud whitewashtd, which adds considerable q
| It's appearance. PATAr<o.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-13
MARYLAND Agricultural Society.

The tenth annual fair Of the Maryland Agri-
cultural and Mechanical Association will be held
| at Pimlico. Baltimore county, commencing We'd
| nesday, October 26th, aud continue four days
Following are the officers Of the Association.
PresideRi-John Merryman.
| Vice. IIs.idesf.-Allegany, Hon. Vim. Walsh
Anne Arundel. DIR. 4. J. Henkle; BALTIC. county,
| A. =. Abel Baltimore city, s. NJ. Shoemaker.
4. Whitman aud Enoch Pratt; Carroll, Col. W.
| 4 Mckcllip: Caroline, lion. Daniel Fields Cal
vert, Hon. b. NJ. Magruder; Cecil. Hon. VIM. NJ.
Knight; Charles. DIR. $. Mudd; Dorchester, DR..
WIN. u. Hayward Frederick, Col. Charles y.
Trail; Garrett, p. 4. Iiammili; Howard. Hon.
John Lee Carroll Hartford. Herman Stump
Kent. George Spencer; Montgomery. J. II. Brad
ley; Prince George, &. L. Coffin; Queen Anne's,
Hon. J. +. Earie! Somerset, l.. l.. Waters So.
Mary's, Gen. d. q. lIarris Talbot, Col. y. Lloyd
| Worcester, lion. w. J. Aydelotte; Washington,
VIM. Dodge; wieomieo. Col. l.. Malone Dis.
trict Of Columbia, W. W. corcoran.
| Corresponding S.crefaTy-Daniei Jenifer.
| GsssTa Secretary aHd TrsasHrsr--Thomas u.
Dorsey.
| Erec~fire Co@nihes-0den Bowie, Prince Geor-
ge's county; X. r. Maynard, c. X. Harrison and
Daniel Jenifer, Baltimore county Frank Brown.
Carroll ID. II. Bartlett, Robert Moore aud VIM.
X. Devries. Baltimore city II. d. liolton. How
| ard; q. W. Harris, Washington.
Marskai-Riehard y. Maynard.
Lisst. Marshai-George II. Elder.
| Sspf. Exhibition HaA--Wm. ID. Breckenridge.
Coasaitise IF ec,ptioa-Baitimore county, ID,
Jenifer, chairman; Geo. s. Brown, Geo. Hawkins
Williams, Daniel Bcekiey, =. NJ. Shoemaker. =.
w. Starr, c. Lyon Rogers, Chas. 7. cockey and
Thos craddoek Allegheny. DR.. $. =. Smith
Anne Arundel, Gen. Geo. n. Stuart; Frederick
James n. Gambriii; Carroll, W. A. Mekeilip, j.
X. Longweli aud J. II. shriyer; Howard, Jamel
A. Gary, and John X. Clark Calvert, james r.
Briseoe; Cecil, James q. Bell; Dorchester, Dan,
lei NJ. Henry Hartford, u. d. farnandis aud y
| Stanley Rogers : Kent, g. vann0rt; MONTGOMERY
Montgomery Blair; Prince Georges, Oden Bowie
Queen Aune's, W. II. Decourcy; Somerset, Geo
Il. Dennis; st. Mary's. John II. Sothoron; Tai
bot, u. c. Trimble; Worcester. 4. X. Wilson
Washington, A. X. 'syester; wieomieo, Purnei
iumbIia, Allen Dodge.
| Aiis 70 az PessiSsat-frank Brown, chief; y
Gittings Merryman, G. Howard Lloyd, W. ID
Bowie. Benjamin T. Ridgsly. y. Y. Scott ans
Samuel Cox.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-13
Postal Exactitutie.

The Baltimore .SHR says: "Cnder the rulings of
the Postofhec Department letters received nj the
postofhce addressed TO places that are not desig.
mated rs postal stations in the postal guide, no
matter how evident the intention Of the sender,
will be considered msdirected, and unless the adj
dress IL corrected will be sent 20 the dead letter
ONCE. letter mailed to person at lIarper's
Ferry, Va, though the intention Of the writer 20
send Il to liarper's Ferry, West Va. be ever 50
plain, will not be forwarded, and unless corrected
will be sent 10 the dead letter Office. The name
Of Towsontown will. after 1881, be changed In the
postal directory 10 Towson, and letter addressed
20 even such well. known person A. Judge Vel.
lott, Towsontown, after this year, will not be sent
though the gentleman named IL very well known,
NJ 10 also the fact that Towsontown IL the place
where anyone would be most likely 60 send n let
ter TO him. Postmaster Adreon says the Law does
not allow any postotiice clerk 20 make change in
the address of letter, no matter how evident the
intention Of the sender may be. Persons sending
letters therefore should be very particular about
the address"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-13
From oardenviIIc. IAN District.

QsaIferiy MssfiHg--Tic third quarterly meet
ing VI Great Falls Circuit was held ON Saturday
aud uhjay last al Gsleb's NJ. T.. church. o.
Satan day morning the PrCsiding Elder preached
after which the business of the quarterly confer
tnce Nas taken up. Al the appointments WeT,
appreciated aud the due ne lar ~ collected weT,
paid in. which waS satisfactoTy. On Sunday
morning ut Iol o'clock, Rsv. Mr.. Reed. of Balti
more preached and conducted ehildren's meeting
nj J.. NJ. The attendance was good.
Nee G'"Hge.--On Wednesday night, Sd inst. q
new Grange was organized nj Deigle's Hall, 81
miles ON the Philadelphia turnpike. starting with
eighteen members. This organization 10 an out
growth Of Gonpowder Grange, n charter having
been granted by the State Grange, and takes the
place Of Nanjemoy Grange. which suspended some
time ago. The new Grange will be called Mamie.
moy. Il IL in thiekly populated section and
there will no doubt be u large membership. The
following were installed officers:
Master-Richard Vincent, Jr.
0verseer-John W. Jacobs.
Decentralization Wilkinson.
Chaplain-Wm. II. Merritt.
secTstary-Joseph Woods.
Steward-David A Kenney.
Gate. Keeper-c. g. Chapman.
Ceres-Mrs. Richard Vincent, Jr.
Pomona-Mrs. d. A. Kennsy.
flora-Miss Il. J. Owens.
Lady Asst. steward-Mrs. J. W. Jacobs.
Raia.-wc had q 1ne rain ON Saturday night
and another good shower Sunday afternoon. The
late crops, such as pickles, tomatoes, beans, &C.,
may yet turn out well IL the season IL favorable.
The prospect for lima beans ID poor. They are
now worth $3.50 per bushel, shelled.
Pie Nie.-On Thursday, 9Th inst, picnic was
held in the grove at Hall Chapel, u miles on the
Philadelphia road. There was plenty Office. cream
and as the day was one Of the warmest Of the sea-
son u was greatly enjoyed. Confectionery was
also abundant. The proceeds will be devoted TO
buying an organ for The Sunday school, Of which
Mr.. WIN. J. Mccormick 10 superintendent.
Ceisry.-A great deal Of celery Is being planted
this season, entailing much extra work, rs II has
TO be wa,sred regularly when there Is not suni-
cent rain. We have some Of the finest celery
ground 10 DO found in the State and think there
Is Of that vegetable raised in the 18th district
than In all the balance Of the State together. Il
10 marketed in Winter and Is u very important
item with gardeners.
TfsasHrss.--we will have three pie.nics this
week-onc to-day Tuesday, at Rasp's grove. one
on Wednesday. (Gaich's ". T.. Sunday schooi)
and on Thursday the Ladies Mite Society Of Jeru
salem Lutheran church will hold one ut llertiein's
Park. n. 4. X.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-13
An Old Man Suicides.

john Hsnry strodtman, aged 81 years, u Ger.
man by birth bet who had been In this country
about thirty years. committed suicide ON
Tuesday by hanging himself in the kitchen Of his
dwelling. situated between the Beiair and Phila.
dephia roads, near Baltimore Cemetery. The old
man and his son. who for number Of years has
been employed In WIN. corse a Sons nurseries.
lived alone In the house. The son went to his
work In the morning, aud returning at noon
found the lifeless body Of his father suspended
from the rounds Of ladder which led from the
kitchen 10 the second story Of the house. II IL
supposed he climbed the ladder and tied one snd Of
= rope 10 the round next the top, aud fastening
the other end around his neck jumped or Jus.
tiee Carter. summoned Jury Of inquest, who rem
dered n verdict that the deceased "came 90 his
death BY lis own hands while iaboring under =
az Of alteration Of mind" HE wife died about
eighteen years ago. No cause is assigned for the
act except depression Of mind from feeble health.
He bad been heard 10 say on several occasions
that be vas tired Of living aud wished that he was
dead.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-13
Birthday Celebration.

Yesterday very large number offriends visited
Oniiford. Baltimore county, to pay their respects
and congratulate Mr.. A. 4. Abel on the 18th an
niversary Of his birth. Ills children, grandchil-
dren and other members Of the family, forming u
numerous company, reunited themselves with the
head Of the house ut dinner, and In the afternoon
and evening his many friends tcnderc the felici-
tations appropriate TO such an occasion. Mr..
Abel was about 80 years Of age when he founded
the SHn In baltimore, and he has been its contin-
nous publisher for nearly Is years. On his 18th
birthday be appeared as well preserved and as
vigorous rs one Of fifty years, and did the honors
Of his fine country seat with the readiness aud
esprit Of genial host. Among the many friend.
who rendered their compliments on the happy oc.
casiOn were the Mayor. Gen. =. {. Latrobc. Attor-
ney-General c. J. NJ. Gwinn, Judge Richard
Grason, Of Baltimore county, Cit Collector Chas.
Webb, Mr.. James A. buchanan and others. In
the evening heyoung people thronged the elegant
apartments Of the hospitable mansion aud enjoyed
the dancing for which there was hpe orchestral
music. The company was large aud brilliant.
--.Ssa af Tharsdas.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-13
From Powhatan, I'D District.

Thrse DsaiAs.-During the last week. three
persons, representing the three stages Of life.
called from midst. One, bright boy Of four
teen summers, full Of ambition and hope, FIRST re-
ccived the summons, and passed quickly hence.
The second, the beloved wife Of Mr.. Geo. Bolien,
aud \ lady possessing rare qualities, after endur
ing the most painful suffering, early on Friday
morning tasted the bitter cup, and entered the
saints abode. The third whose earthly career has
ended, was Mr.. Charles Chaplin, about whose ex-
IRENE illness wrote in one 81 my former letters.
Tic had already passed his seventy ninth year,
and represented the third and last stage of lic
Mr.. Chaplin was the same gentleman who was at
the particulars Df which are doubtless still fresh
the blow, which hasted him To his grave. Ills re-
mains were inferred to-day, Monday at the
Union graveyard, with imposing ceremonies.
Thus We find that death may visit the young as
well as the old and teaches rs 10 be ready. Your
correspondent, having been by Mr.. Chapin's bed
side great deal, noticed with what great forth
tude he bore up and watched the smile Of content
ment play over his eountenanee.
Rs.i.--The factory IL stopped for n short while.
10 give the hands \ rest from their severe tasks.
They will do 80, by attending the camp meetings.
Farlisy.-The farmers are greatly ehcered by
the frequent showers. They look upon their fine
growing corn with great pleasure. I think that
an appreciative farmer should be the happiest
man In the world-exccpt editors.
ESeHrsioR.-A party from this ncighborhood
went down the bay on Saturday last. The rolling
sea caused q certain unpieasantncss, which. prob
ably, you have experienced. FREp.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-13

Al a company meeting of the Tow,on Guaris,
held Tuesday evening, after some business reia-
ting 20 the coming tournament had been attended
10, sergt. VIM. s. Dunphy approached Captain
Ridgely, who was seated nj q table In the centre
Of the armory. and in few we'll chosen remarks
presented that popular officer with 9 very ha.d.
some sword, the gin Of members Of the company.
Capt Ridgeiy was completely taken by surprise
as he had had no intimation Of what was 10 take
place. lie responded appropriately. thanking
the company for the beautiful token of esteem.
Speeches were also made by Col. McIntosh, who
was present by invitation Lieut.. Chas. D. Ne.
Clean and others. sergt. Dunlky collected the
fund and purchased the sword from Mr.. 6minder
Of south Calvert street, baltimore.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-13
From Phonix. N. G. r. r..

S~i,eL EyisMdsd.-The Northern Central Rail-
road Company has extended the switch nj this
station across the county road for the
o. the Phoenix Manufacturing Company. The
work was commenced at $50 A. NJ. aud nj r.
NJ the ties aud rails had been laid. The work
was 4 novelty TO our villagers and caused much
comment. Some of the farmers are opposed TO
this movement and say the switch must be re-
moved. but some think Il will be an advantage To
the village. The County Commissioners built =
bridge across the falls at this station-or near
the station as they could get it-whieh looks
much like hay house, and In driving through
with six horse team the leaders are on the rail-.
road track before the wagon leaves the bridge.
Now the extension Of this switch adds TO the
danger aud We hope the Commissioners will place
. watehman at the crossing u the railroad com
pany fails 20 do 90.
Adiifisa 20 he Faefery. Phoenix Company
IL buiIding an addition to the mill 10 be used for
u picking house and engine room. The machinery
has all been moved and three rows of columns run
through the mill Instead u one, Ne formerly.
Everything l. being put In good shape and We
hope soon 20 zee the factory In full operation.
SiekHs...-There are = number Of cases Of
naariai fever In this neig soThood but there have
been no deaths fruln II. n.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-13
Took Laudanum with suicidal Inten.

Dennis Miller, aged about 50 years, living at
Woodbury., on Monday last went 90 Livingston's
drug store at waveriy and purchased ahaifounee
OF laudanum. lie then proceeded TO the residence
Of his brother -in.iaw, Mr.. Harris. at the inter
section Of the York road aud Friendship lane,
where he took the drug. and going To table he
proceeded 10 write note. lie wrote follows
"Dcar friends-liere by this bid you all good
bye" lie was at this point overcome by the ef.
fecis Of the drug and he fell TO the floor uneon-
scious. Dr. II. c. Prentiss was summoned, and
he hal him conveyed 10 the waveriy police sta
tion, where after three hours Of effort he succeed.
cd In resiving him and placing him out Of dan.
ger. lie was removed 20 his home. II IL under
stood that Miller had been arnking recently quite
freely, aud had bad difficulty at his home before
leaving for wa,eriy.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-13

A new engine house l. being erected on q lot
adjoining the Frederick road station house, In the
let district, for the reception of the chemical
engine 10 be supplied BY Mr.. c. 7. Holloway, IN
der = contract With the County Commissioners.
The buiidlng 10 of brick. story high, 10 feet
front and 50 feet deep. Two horses. which will
be required 10 draw tho engine viii be kept In the
building. An engineer and hostlor will be APP
pointed soon ~ the apparatus u ready for ope-
ration, which Il is expected will be about the goth
instant. An effort viii be made 10 organize .
voiuntesr Gre company ~ . supplementary work
ing force 10 assist 10 exlinguishing fires.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-13

Charles y. fendali, ESQ. counsel here for the
baltimore a Delta railroad. has been ordered "a
institute salt against all Subscribers 20 the stock
of the road Who refuse 20 pay. IN this sonnec.
ton We may mention the fact that the steel rails
Tor this road are arriving In Baltimore from Har.
Fisburg. The ties have been bought In Virginia
and are Of the same length the regulation
broad. gauge ties. The Northern Central road Il
now engaged In laying = track near Maryland
avenue bridge 10 connect With the Baltic. Delta.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-13

On Tuesday lasta young child of Mr.. A. J.
German, provision dealer of this place. put 10
sleep In room ON the second hoor ofthe dwelling
and len BY itseif when u awoke u opened n
front shuttsr aud getting out on the roof walked
70 the edge and turned around as u 10 get down,
supPosing. no doubt, that u was near the ground.
The result was u fell q distance Of about twelve
feet. striking upon he left arm aud shoulder,
breaking the arm and bruising itself painfully.
Dr.. jarrett was called In and rendered the neees-
sarv attention
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-13
Fine Farms at Public Sale.

Mr.. William Seemuller, auctioneer, will sell at
cockcysvilie Hotel, on Saturday next, Aug. Goth,
at p. IN. for Messrs. John Merryman and n. X.
Boarman. trustees. the valuable real estate Of
Sheriff Samuel w. worthington, located near
cockeysville. This Is one Of the finest farms in
the county and the sale Is well worthy the aiten.
ton Of capitalists and others.
Also, sfter the sale Of the above. Mr.. Seemuller
will oser the farm Of Mr.. Samuel Sands, known n
"spruee HILL" situated D miles above Jockeys.
Vile, aud containing $50 acres. This property Il
well located. 10 In good farming condition. aud has
beautiful building sites upon u.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-13
Temperance ON a camp Ground.

A temperance meeting vas held at the eolorsd
camp meeting now 10 progress At Asbury Grove.
w. NJ. railroad. on Thursday last. which was ad
dressed by Rev. J. n. Riddick. Mrs., Francis L.
W. Harper. of Phiia., Rev. 4. w, scait and others.
Mr.. WIN. n. Qrifz,h. chairman Of the Baltic. eoua.
" branch of the State Temperance Alliance. vas
present. Books far signatures, plsdging support
10 looal option, were circulated aud extsnsivsly
signed.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-13
What a Mip,s.er,s Horse Did.

b Rev. Mr.. Wolf, . Frederick county minister.
drove to Mr.. Charles T. coekey's residence. near
Pikesviiie. on his way 10 Baltimore. one day last
week. lie bitched his horse securely near several
bee hives and shortly thereafter something excited
the bees and they came out In great numbers and
attacked the horse. The animal could not break
loose but he set to kicking and before he was 70.
iieved from his tormentors he had made kindlins
wood of the carriage. A short time before the
same bees attacked dog which had been tied
near the hives and stung him 10 death.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-13
Shirley Hall.

The Board Of Directors Of shirley Hall. nth
district, met At the residence of Mr.. Thomas ID.
0oEsueh, en- the evening Of 10th insi, and SLED
the vacancy In the Board caused by the resigna-
ton Of NJ. Robert DiIworth. BY the election Of
Mr.. Benj. y. Poard. The Board q now composed
of the following gentlemen; John 7. D. Psrlstt,
Thomas y. 0oFsuch. Benz. Y. Foagd, las, Kane.
w. o. ID. Wright, Dr.. J. W. Barton and u. ".
Munros.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-13
Arrest for Forcihio Entry.

On Monday las, constable VIM. II. Reed arrested
Thomas 7. Hook on the charge Of foreible entry
and OBTAINING the lands Of 0eorge u. Tryon, Of
Philadelphia, residuaFy legatee of the late Henry
W. Hook. This IL the land devised BY Mr.. Hook
10 the city of Baltimore, the Falls road bat not
accepted. Thomas T. Hook denies Mr.. Tryon's
right 90 u. lie fined $50 by Justice Pole. and
bail In 500 was given by Hook. lie claims the
magistrate has no law for what he did.
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seriouslv wounded.

On Saturday last . boy named Ferdinand Her
man, aged 10 years, living with his father q,
Hampton, Falls road. found an empty pistol In
the house, during his fathers absence, and going
20 store bought cartridges for Il. After loading
the pistol he placed u In his pocket when u was
accidentally discharged, the ball entering the up
per part Of his thigh, making very serious II not
fatal wound.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-13
Death OF Mrs. Poteet.

Mrs. Emily u. Poteet. wife Of Zcphaniah Poteei.
ESQ, weli-known citizen Of this county, residing
near CoekeysSille, died at the residence Of her
| brother, Gaithersburg, Montgomery county. on
Tuesday last. Mrs. Poteet. who vas a very csti-
mable lady, leaves no children.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-13
Prises for Public school Pupils.

The boys and girls Who attend the public schools
Of the county must not overlook the premiums
which offered them al the county fair for free
hand drawing and penmanship. For the best
specimens of each prize Of 81 u offered and -
for the second. This ought 10 bring out some
very ersditablc efforts. and the honor of winning
such prizes will be esteemed more than their
money value.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-13
Primarily Raia

n. J. Gittinss, Esq.. and ethers, trustees Of the
Mr.. Robert Rennert, of baltimore, for the sum Of
$i,ts5. the following property A lot 100 By $50
feet nj the intersection ofthe north side Of Brooks
street aud the east side of Decker street and .
lot Is feet. the northeast side Of Linden street.
nv fOs feat inchem
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-13
An Improvement.

Mr.. Lewis Held, baker. Of thi. place. /, fitting
up hne store room in the south wing of his dwell
ling and business place, which. When completed.
viii be occupied by Miss Annie Dryer. dealer in
dry goods aud notions.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-13
Maryland Guards.

The Maryland Guards. Of Warren. thi. county,
John W. Merryman, captain. have applied To Adj
jutant General watkin, for uniforms aud equip
ments. The company will be Inspected aud fur
nished with arms and equipmen,s., but not uni
forms
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-13
Baltimore County Tobacco.

A. this crop is becoming an important staple in
our county growers Of the weed should not Tail To
have adequate specimens 81 their product at the
county fair. There are prizes offered both for the
green and cured leaf, and there ought TO be con-
siderable competition. especially from along the
Pennsy yania line.
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shot with q Cat Riaa.

George Dehoa, living on the caivsFton read, let
district, while fOoling with . cat rife On Sunday
evening last. accidentally discharged q and the
hall entered his body 10 the region Of the heart,
producing wound which may result fatally.