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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-02-26
Correspondence Baifimore County uaios.
BIO LIARS.
DAlv,sssr. rebru.rx ga

BALviseaI, February 9th, 1881.
Msssrs. Editors :-0Ilapod once discoursed upon
this theme, but since that day there has come .
frghtfui increase In numbers and influence Of these
moral monstrositiss. baron Munchaussn, W his
generation. WAS conceded TO BE- subordinate enly
TO the original inventor Of subtsrfuge, the patesnai
ancestor Of iies, from whom descended the entire
family Of 6etienists, from the parsimonious dealer
70 n,i's.isd truth % The anserupuous propaganda
In the ethics Of our "highsr" civilization lies
have become neesssity. Plain, Saxon truth no
longer meets the requirements Of the age and tothe
end that cultured" society may BE- provided with
coveted and p~latable aliment ws are constrained
70 slo.he The siuplss: truths ia . glisssring sArb
Of dsinsivs phraseology. Mr.. Galliver's was .
marked advance upon the Baron's position, and
he attained the enviabie distinction Of being the
most crafty romaneer OF bis own or any preceding
era What ecstsey old Satan must have expert
snced 81 discovering 90 duetile disclpisi
A: the means for humoripg the appetite for this
species Of mental sustcnance Increased the desire
for more and richer nutriment developed, until In
our own day ne feed aud fatten upon the tender
and snceulfnt moFseis prepared By that prince Of
caterers, Mark Twain. There % . grandeur about
Marks andacious inventious essayed By none Of
the host OF diminutive iIiusionsts and be assumes
the highest rank ever conceded 10 any dispenser
Of distorted truth. Yet, while his writings glow
with the hue Of unparalleled extravsgAnce, anaught
sets he down In malice" nor has be the mildest
expectation Of being trusted orlbslieved. The In
necsnt earcntsry with which he rshsaFses his
saimerieal adventures the bsxuiiins simplicity 10
which be garnishes mlnutcss details Il easicinRiy
sppssirins, and . dinner Of "Rosehinx Il" served
With . dessert Of "fnneesnts Abroad" q banquet
defying eriticism from the most spienre
Regarding the moral effect Of such ncuri:hmsnt
system o. "highsr" cuitivatien has been nurssd
20 such degree Of rsaaement ~ % render an
opinion upon this point practically valaeisss II,
however, as We are taught, sths moral quality ef
oil actions Hes In the intention" little evil can 60
crus from indulgence In such diet. Where no
purpose ef dsosiving exists, where events are
narrated preposssrous that no possible ersdencs
can attach therstss no offence against truth 10
committed, and cor guilslsss friend Mark can rszt
secure from suspicion Of moral ebliquity Amongst
the plausible concsils Of bis ssductise fables.
Faithfully, CnsAPsAKE.
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cSrrespondsnee Baifimore County Union.
MORE ABOUT JURORS.
Tn,nrrrx,. D,.v,,cx r.h t-u.

TnIRTEEsrn DIsrRIcr, Feb. 18th, 1881.
Editors CaioH "A correspondent Of the 9Th
district inquired who Bernard Fallon was, no
doubt TO ascertain the moral aspect Of the jury
But be need not have troubled himself about that,
for Fallon has not been on tho jury before TO the
best Of my knowledge. Our district has chosen
few who mako jury pilgrimages TO your burg on
frequent occasions. Geo. W. Wade was n juror In
December, is56, May, 1877, December, 1878, aud
September, 1879. That Is twice year for him
Although our district is small. having, according
90 Georges registration, only about 1000 voters,
q few new names might be placed In the Jury box.
even from among the colored population, " they
couId not DO found among the white. Let not q
bakers dozen carry away the jury honors all the
time. yorsa.
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eo-The latest Virginia sensation IL the dis
eovery, by ono James q. Jones, In nd almos, In
accessible mountain region Of faye,,e county, In
chat State, of a small hole In the ground from
which stream Of hot steam, with On un.
pleasant odor was issuins. Mr.. Jones, ae-
eordns TO the report, probsd the hole 10 the depth
oftwsnty.one fset--he could and no longer pole
but without touching any thing like bottom. lie
then dropped small stones into Il which no could
hear rasslias down = long distance. lie tried the
stream with . match to sec IL Il contained gas
enough to burn but the match was exiinsuishsd
without igni,ns the stream. Perhaps this IL an
other opening to that place the man once declared
must be within half 4 mile Of the spring (ihs no,
spring Of the same STATED at which be had stopped
70 get water FOR his horses.
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MARRIAGE.

PoPR-LEARY.-At Mount Washington, Bali.
more county. on Tuesday. 23d Instant, By Rev.
J. b. Purcell, William r. Pope and Rsbecca
BYRNE-LAURESsox.-A, III. r..id.ns. Of
Mr.. Hensrman. Durango, Colorado, 2sth Of
January, By Father cspilupi, with Nuptiai
Mass, Dr.. Bernard J. Byrns, U.S.. A., and
Laura r., daughter Of Y. D. Laarsnson, Of Bal
timors coanty.
CoFrELL-MYERs.-on the Sd Of Feb, 1881,
etthe Luthern parsonage, Rsisterstown, BY Rev.
Q. Lepisy, NJ. ~. Frank Coleii and Miss Sadie
Il. Myers. all Of this county.
MARkS-sHERTzER.- Fork, on 10Th Inst,
BY Rev. q. w. feeiemyer, James X. Marks, Jr.,
to Miss Eivina II. shertrsr, all Of Baltic. Co.
siIANKLIN-M0NTGOM Jan. Iith,
by Rev. y. Richardson, Edwin W. shankiin to
Mary A. Montgomery.
MeRRITT-GRAvES.- Peo. 10th. BY Rev.
:. Richardson, at the residence Of the bride,
NJ. stephen 8. Merritt 10 Miss Avsriila C.
Graves.
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Gc-Ths Illinois House Of Assembly has passed
resolution, recitng for the ten thousandth time,
the eminent services Of U. s. Grant as soldier AID
civilian, and therefore asking Congress to pass q
Law "for the relief Of o. s. Grant, with the rank Of
General" Tho revIution passed by strict party
vote. The "re'ief" which Gen. Grant needs to-
day, more than anything else, IL "reiief from the
'ycophants and super servieeabic, self interested
admirers, who keep furnishing his great name
with such silly baneombe rs the above resolution.
Grant's rank Il craven On the hearts Of grateful
people. He needs no further promotion on paper.
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J1O mn CROSS TIES WANTED.

The baltimore aai Delta Raji~ay Company
VII receive proposals FOE furnishing ANY NUM-
until - n,
on Saisrdsy. the l9h Day Of Nassl, 1881,
at its office. No. 81 Concord street, baltimore and
= tue following places on the days hersinaftss
mentioned between the hours Of 7 and S r. NJ:
DELTA, PA. Wednesday, March "a.
ROCKS or DEER CREEK, Tuesday, March \.
rukEsI HILL, Monday. February 2sth.
BELAIk, Engineers 0fice) Thursjsy ', N arch 4.
fALLsrON. Friday. March lih.
March eth.
WATKINS TAVERN. Long Green, Tuesday.
March Sch.
For Blank Proposals. asd all ssssssasy iaSsraa-
ton apply TO 8. q. BOYD, The Coup aay's Agsas,
1t the once of the Company, Who 70 aatherirsd to
rsesive proposals. at the Company ofhee aud the
above named places.
The Company ieserves the sighi o. reject any
and all bids. d. order ef the D.arI.
W. ". WATERS. PresiIsht.
DALrixvRE, Feb. -, 1851. IF-b.e6.-,N.
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c0-The New York Herald felieitates it.eli
upon the fact that the ranks Of the Congressional
lawyers are being steadily reduced, and that the
next Senate will contain larger proportion Of
business men, merchants. manufacturers and farm.
ers than has appeared there In some years. OF
the sesenty-six Senators who will take their seats
on the 9th Of March, nearly ons-haif arc not
lawyers, and are supposed to be more interested
In manufactures, commerce, mining and other pur.
suits that sustain closer relationship to the ma.
tsrial Interests Of the country than The members
of the legal profession do.
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pUBLIc SALE
STOCK. CROPS. FARM IMPLEMENTS AND
MACHINERY, &C.


STOCK. CROPS, FARM IMPLEMENTS AMI
MACHINERY, &C.
The undsrsignsd. intending % change bis place
ef rssideses, viii ell ss pablic SALE on the farm
Of Mrs. Fowler. on the road
leading uou ufss-s sA.s.h eEIW
~ Harferd reaA, 10 Putty MIN, on3Sk
he bs,sir road, abest midway bsswssp de t.s
ks.dsy, February sssk, 1881,
af 10 o'clock A. n,
The FOLLOWING PERSONAL PROPERTY
foar Fine WORK Horses, one Of them an sxeelisnt
dsiving animal; Good Coz and lot % shoais.
FARMING MACHINERY IMPLEMENTS:
! Portable t-herss power Engine and Thrsshsr,
10 COED running order; 3.hesse Tread Power.
In good order; two.herse broAd.tread Wagon,
order; 3-herse fsid Roller, I Hay Carriage,
With Body, Stone Bed, Horse RAKE, I Hay
Fora with Rope and Bioeks eompIsss I Cuttinr
Boz. Plovs, HsFrows. caltivstors, wkesibarsos,
0rindstone, Grain Cradles. Messing seythes, one
large Iron Boiler. Feed chests, 2 stens sisdgss,
croubars, lot % Old Iron, Harness q all kinds
and large collsetion % Small Tools.
Also, Is barrels % Corn, 20 bushels Oats, i,ooe
handles o. Corn Fodder, . lot of wheat and Oct
Straw, and . lot % Manure.
Also, 90 chiekens and Turksys.
TERMS OF sALE.-An sums e $40 and under.
eash; exsr that amount credit 81 az monfhs.
psrehasess giving notes with approved security,
bearing interest from day % sAls.
1WNo Posspossnsni On account % weather.
JOHN 7. cHRNw0RTH.
9. q. WILSON, Asstisssss.
Feb. is.-3t
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en- U. 8. Senator Matthew II. Carpenter, Of
Wisconsin, genial, generous, WHOLE ouled and
talented gentleman, died at his residence In WASH
ington, d. C., Thursday last, aged about 81 years.
lie was elected Senator from Wisconsin In 1869
and served until 1875. and was again chosen In
1879 to Gil the term which viii no, expire until
1855. He was brilliant lawyer. and In his death
the Republican party loses one Of lie s,ronses,
advocates.
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VAI9xA4srrss rs H.IH s rIEsSrEHrz

A valsasls MERCHANT MILL, wish ARARM
OF " ACRES attached. located n enc % he mosI
desirable sections % Baltimore eoanty, is easrsi
q privsis sals - great bargain. Ills sithin n
miles 81 baitiners city. miles from N. c. n n
and has very large Fun q eastem work. Thr.s
nm e kars; Aeaccess" water wheel. wifh . -
all; geed House. Barn and ether euthuillisrs.
fer farihH isfbrmation e. 10 terms, Ac sppiv A.
L0N0NRCEER nR0S.
Dee 1ss-6 Tsussn p. o.. Ma.
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what Makes . Good Nswspapsr.

The Louisville cs~risr-. ss,sai hss The fsllysins
sensible rvmarks about conducting newspaper
Some people estimate the ability Of . newspaper
and the talent Of lis editor By the quantity Of Ia
original matter. II 70 comparatively IN easy tasy
task for frothy writer 90 pour out daily column
Of wsrds-words upon any and al sshjests His
ideas may how In one weak, wsshy, everlasting
aood. and the command ofhis language may enable
him TO string them together like baachss Of onions
and yet bis paper may bee nssgsr aad psss ssal
cern- Indeed, the mere writing part VI 1iiting I
paper 10 bat . small Portion of the work. The
care, the time employed 10 selecting. % far more
important. and the net Of coed editor 10 bssssv
shown BY biz sslsstiens than By anything slss ;
and that, 90 know, u half the battle. Bot, % ws
have said, editor ought 10 b estimated and his
labor understood and appreciated, By the gsssral
conduct Of his paper. tts tone, its uniform co.,
sstsnt course aims snanliness. lie dignity aad iis
prophety. To preserve these % they sheuid Be
preserved 10 enough 10 occupy fully The tins sad
attention Of any man II 70 this 10 adasd the
general supervisien ofthe ne <spapsr sstabihnsst,
which most editors have 70 encounter, the weadsr
10 how they nnd time 10 write at Ill.
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SB-Dr. Jshn d. fiske. member sf The Rirst
Branch City Council Of Dai,imors from The let
ward, 10 10 hot water On account ef charge
against him 10 the eject that be dsmanisd 900
aud afterwards $500 10 secure the passage sf an
sfdinanee ~. Pisks denies The charges mo,s
positively whils his aeousss insis, that they ere
true. The Council viii invesiissis the matter.
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UHLER.-At woodensburs. Baitimor, county.
on 9Th instant, Sarah Rcbecca, In her SD year,
wife Of Caleb Uhicr.
ARMAc0ST.-0n February 20. near Parktan,
baltimore county, Nd, Meishoir Armacost, aged
Is years.
SUTToN.-0n the 17th instant, Elizabeth NJ.
wife Of James L. Sutton, In the sixty. eighth
year Of her age.
wAUGH.-0n Feb. ~, John Wesley, In the sth
year Of his age, youngest child Of DR.. John ".
Waugh.
fL0wERS.-In Baltimore, on Friday. February
18th, Of consumption, David r. Flowers. aged
GO years and 10 months. Hartford county
papers please eopy.1
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Correspondence Baifir.ers Coprty t'nion.
INFORMATION WANTED,

DaLIIyoRE corSrr, February 22i. 1881.
M,s.rs. Edifor.: Please inform me what the
Clerks ices are for simple release Of mortgage.
Yonrs, 4c., ISQriRER.
tFii,y cents, We believe, 10 the proper charge
Ems
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ExECUTRIx SALE
II OF A SMALL FARM. BLACKSMITH
AND WHEELWRINllT SHOPS YALrARI n

AND wHEELwRIGuT SHOPS. vALUABI. n
ORE BANK AND Personal PROPERTY.
The undersigned, Executrix ofthe estate of -
wm. T. Candles, will Offer At public sale at -
his late residence, at the intersetion Of the Phia
and Middle River Neck roads, nearthe 18th mile.
stone on FIRST named road. es TAsrsdsy, MurrL
le, 1881, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the real estate and
personal property Of deceased, viz: 20 Acres oi
good land, heated - above and improved By CON.
Portable Dwelling, Stable. whsslwisht and Black
smith Shops, 10 The location 10 one of tho be-.
10 the county and . good business has been done.
Also. 7si Acres Of land, near the above, upon
which there % m sxesiient quality Of iron ore.
This lot 10 covered with good timber and Il within
5 miles Of Locust Grove Furnace.
Also. Work Horsss, Coz, I 2.horse far,n
Wagon, oss-horss Spring
p Wagon, Flows, Cultiva tofs, Roll fx8
0e.sg Corn coversr, Carl, 0rind. 454n
stone, saasAgs Machine, Harness. Double and
Single Trees, Log Chain. and small Tools. Aiso.
fall sses Il Blacksmith and Whseiwright Tools.
TERMS, for che real estate, 4 each, balance In
years, credit payment TO be secured 10 the satis-
faction of the undsrsgned. For personal property,
cash. RACHEL A. CANDLES, Exeeutrix.
sAML BAcHTEL,.A aet. tFeb. 2s.-ts.
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EOR SALE.

Farm OF MS ACRES. situate h The
IN district, Baltimore ssanty, six miles
from Partition, n. Q. =. n TIE farm 4 4 {~>{r>.
Die eae sAs iand 10 ssl suited Cor ether farmisr
ergfHnag pcrposss- chsfshs.. ssAssls. pssssfzss,
Information eaIl % o. s1arsss
d. ST. cLAIR STREET..
No. 10 ". Howard s., nalfinors. Ma.
% CHARLES r. sTREEff,
IAyisr 2. o.. Hsrsbri sss.fy, Ma.
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cs-"Bob" Isgerssil win not be permitted "a
deliver any more Of his anti Christian lectures in
Delaware. AJsdgs has called ihs sissaiisa q sks
grand jury 10 The fact that sach lectures are Ia
disiabls under the Law prohibiting bIasphsmy.
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ne-At . meeting Of the Deer Greek (IIsrford
county Farmers Club, held on the 18th inst, .
resolution was passed declaring that "we are
unanimously opposed TO the taxation Of mort
cages"
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rrRUsTEEs' SALE
- o.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, "a,
- IN BALTIMORE AND CARROLL -
COUNTIES.


u COUNTIES. -
By virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court for
baltimore county, sitting In Equity, the under
signed Trustees, will sell II public aucQn At the
Court House door, at Tovsontown. on
i Wednesday,. tAs stA dag Of Msrck, "A. u. 1881,
at the hour Of i2I O'clock p. NJ,
10 the highest bidder,
ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND,
situate immediately On the public road leading
from Bsekieysvlls. In Baltimore county, to IIamp.
stead, Carroll county, about one mile from Beck
icysviiie and half mile from "Grave Ran Mills, "
adjoining the lands Of Jacob Rsuble, williAn
Piper and othefs and being ell and the same land
described IN deed from Joseph Allan 20 WIZ
Ham Aiban, dated 18th of JanaAFy, A. d. 1874,
and recorded In Lber J. b., No. 50, folio $50, &e,
one Of the Land Records books Of Baltimore
iai ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS,
/ In good order, and improved By
TWO COMFORTABLE DWELLINGS,
one 1txis feet, two-stories high, and good Sta
bic, and Barn; and the other dwelling about 20
tsst square. two.sssriss high, with oatbuiiaings,
all In good repair.
The above property viii bs sold In . whole or
IN parts and parcels--ene containing ONE and
ONk-dALf ACRES, With dwelling and stable,
and the other containing ONE ACRE, improsed
~ The sesead described dwellings, may suit
purchasers.
This property Is well wa,ersd aud in an excel.
lent nsighborhood.
Lot No. 2. 10 composed Of two contiguous tracts
Of land, situate In Carroll county, on the public
road leading from Beekisysviils, Bsitinors eoun-
y. 30 Manehestsr, IN Carroll eoanty, about ass
miles from Manchester, containing In tho two
tracts
<si ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
and being I'll Of the land mentioned and dcscrib-
Cd In the tuo deeds. the one from George y. Baub-
lit, and wife 70 wiliisan Alban, dated 2sth day
Of November, A. ID. 1885. and recorded In Liber
y I: r.. No. -. folio 90. &c.. ani the other from
Henry Aib.n 81 u. aud wife 10 William Aiban,
dated the 18th day Of Novsmber, 1873, and 70.
corded in Liber 2. 7. s., No. SO folio Ioi. &c.,
both Of which said Record books being the Land
Record books of Carroll county.
This property Il of the finest quality for farm
Ing land. we'll Improved and well watered, lie.
TERMS OF sALE.-0ne.haif cash on day Of
saie. aud balance. with interest, In twelve months
from day Of SALE the deferred payments TO be Sc
cured by notes satisfactorily indorsed.
X. X. BOARMAN,
JOHN l. YELLoTT. Trustees.
Feb. l9.-ts.
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by virtue ef decree Of the Circuit Court for
baltimore county. sitting In equity, and passed
IN . cause In said Court wherein Augustus Hart
man 10 complainant aud Laurence 4. Anderson
and others are respondents, the undersigned, the
Trustees named In said decree, viii offer ct public
sale, on
Nosdsy, asss Of FsSrsary, A. D. 1881,
At the hour Of N o'clock A. NJ,
On the premises, abeat ! nile frsm 81. James
Church. on Ny Lady's Manor, and on the road
leading from the Manor road 10 Jacob M. Psasce's
rTlf4f VALUABLE Farm. CONTAINING
ABOUT 1914 ACRES OF LAND.
more OF less, formerly belonging % Thomas An
derson, deceased, and since owned By Aquila d.
Anderson tnow deesassd) and ouisk Anderson
a. tenants 10 common, and sdjolning the proper
ties Of Messrs. William Price, Jacob u. Psarce,
Mrs. Hutehins, Miss Mary slads and I. Monroe
A BwELLfSa HOUSE,
about is by 80 feet, part frame and part stone; o
Frame Barn, Spring House, Meat House, etc.
About 80 or 90 acres are under suitivatien, bal
anee principaily In Oak and Hickory Timber.
sly Improved. Churches, Schools, etc., conve-
nisnti nsighborhood healthy and pleasant.
. The property will be sold In tve tracts Of saeut
inc same si.s:
and the balance In II nonshs from day Of sale,
the deferred payments 70 bear interest from day
Of sale and TO BE- secured BY notes ofths purchaser
or purchasers, with security satisfactory to the
Trustees, o. al cash. at purchasers option.
Under the terms Of the dserss, the Trustees are
authorised to require the payment Of 500 from
the purchaser Of each tract sold and In dsfsnt Of
It's payment 10 sell the land again without further
notice. All persons intending 20 bid viii please
come prepared 10 comply with these terms, a. the
cash deposit Of 500 ON each tract sold win b re-
quirei % the day Of saie.
ROBERT X. B0ARMAN,l
WILLIAM 8. KEEcH, Ns"ee''
Feb. 12--s
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Law once OF Oregon n. Benson, ss West
fAystts s., Baltimore.

Law once OF Oregon n. Benson. ss West
faystte s., Baitimors.
T,RUsrEEss SALE
a Small, Well located Farm -.
IA ~ rnR
- 18TH ELECTION DISTRICT or
BALTIMORE COUNTY.
by virtue Of decree % the Circuit Court for
Baltimore county passsd In caass Wherein VIII
liam +. Randle, Adninistrassr, -st a.. we're con.
plainants and Emanuel Rsndls et a., we're de-.
fsDdants. ths nndsrsigssd, Iunstes named In saId
decree, VII sell 1t pubhc ancfon, 90 shs pss-i>ss
o. hs.dsy. Fstr-ssy 3ssi, 1881,
e 10 o'clock A. n,
ALL THAT FARM on TRACT or LAND
Of which Richard Randls died ssirsi. containing
- ACRES OF LAND. MORE on LESS.
situ&te 10 the 18th election district Of Baltimore
county, abost 100 yards from The saIphur eprinx
Station, On the d. a p. Railroad ssa adjsininr
the lands % Thomas n. R.ndle, Edward RIns
and ethera Improved By . two-slory
FRAME DWELLING.
TERMS OF SALE "a cash, balance In a.d
u msnths frem the day % essi r.siseatisa, or al
cash a. The option % the purchsI1r; credit nay
menss 20 bear intsrest and 10 Be scared e lie
Satisfaction % The Trustee
- A deposit % t7s.oo ON b rsuuir~a on
the day efs sale. OREGON k-sBENsON,
STORM RrsrRAu. Ass,is...r.
IL
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nYeTER acknowledgements on
" "Wednesday Ereaing, March ID, aud eentin
uing the rest Of the week. The Ladies Of Mayes'
N. x. Chapel, Chestnut Ridgel. will bold an
Oyster Supper and Festival. Their many friends
are cordially invited 70 attend. by order of
Feb. 26.-lts) COMMITTEE.
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AUCTION Aucr,ox ,
ROE q CHrLcoAT,
IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW
SPRING STOCK,
Hf4lwill sell at auction. a; their store. fffl
80 lunder Odd Fellows Hall. rOwson- 90
town, on
R'sdse-i.y AJie--soa. a. .'eiocE,
AND
S.fa'riay Might. At 8 O'Clock,
A LARGE COLLECTION OF
FINE DRESS GOODS,
CALIcOEs. sIiAwLs,
GLOVES. lIOSIEY,
Ribbons. LAcEs,
LADIES AND GENTS NECK WEAR,
FURNISHING GOODS,
PINE JEwELRY. &C. &C.
G~Dont forget 10 come and get bargains.
GEO. W. HOOK, Auetisnser.
Feb. ?6.-3t
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Governor Hauilson has issssd hls prssisnssien
rsAdjsstins the sspsrssssasea In he Hssss Il
Delegates Of Maryland, bassa On he census sssssss
% 1850. Seven counties gaia sash sas member Of
the House. via; Anns Arundel, Charles, Hasfsrd,
Quesn Anns's Talbot wlepnise and Wosssssss.
The total membership % The House Win b 81 In
stead 81 81, snd The majesty - issssad %. On
majority win b 50. The number ef delegates
from each Of The counties 10 b sssesi nsxt fsI 10
- fellows, Ailsgany Z, Anns Arunnas, 4, Bald
more city Is, Bsltimors county 9, Calvert Z. Car
cline !; Carroll Z cssii 2. chasls: :, DsrsAs.ssr
ksnt :. Montgomery ., Pdses 0ssrGsis 3, osssa
Aanesss Somerset Z. g. MArys Z, TsIbsso, Wssh-
instoa =, wieomieo ., Worcester 3--telal a. Of
the senators u hold over. via; Anne Arundsl, TOO
In bslsimsse eisy. Baltimore sssnsy, c.ivsn, Cad
Wieemice aud Washingten. Rssrtssa ere 10 ~
elected, Of whom one will be In Daitimsrs ely.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-02-26
DUBLIC SALE
WANTED.

GOOD MORTGAGES AT 9 PER CENT. OF
FARMS In Baltimore county. State iocatiup
distance from Pike and Railroad, description and
size Of Farm aud BUILDINGS, amount Of as
sessment and insurance. Also. what was ths
latest cash sale Of land In the neghborhood. Civ,
references as 20 value Of farm.
Address, JOHN T. GRAHAM,
Real Estate Broker, IS saratoga st., Baltimore.
Feb. 26.-tf.