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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-13
OUR COUNTY FAIR.

The preliminary announcement Of this event
will be found in this issue Of the uSioS. The
sehedule includes many attractive point, and the
officers assure that only good weather is nee'led
to make the success Of the experiment assured
A lively manifestation Of interest all through ih,
county shows tina, our people are alive to the oe.
easion. and that with fair skies il will prove the
resort Of many thousands Of our people. In every
department promise Is given Of larger exhibits
than ever before. The additional aeeommoda-
tions being provided will be sufficient for all
QUESTIONS, and the management promise that No
pains shall be spard for the comfort aud eonve.
nienee Of the public.
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Baltimore ci,y.s Celebration.

The Executive Committee d the proposed 0eto-
Der celebration in Baltimore city, have decided
upon = name to be given the festival, and Il viIl
be called The Baltimore October Celebration oi
issI," and the grand procession Of the sseond day
will be knoun As "The OriOls Proeession." The
following programme has bsea sgrsei upon by the
eomnitise:
Nssdsy, OefsLeS Ie.-Tarning On the Gunpo.-
der Water Supply.
Tse.dsy. Osfoter li.-Rseepiion Of the Preach
guests =; The City Hall arnsTy In ;As afternoon,
and the grand 0rioie parade at night
Ws.f.esfsy. OesotsT I2.-Inspeefion Of the pub
lie baiidings, and other noteworthy places BY the
Preach guests during the day, and > suhseription
banquet In their honor At nisht.
The krst days eelsbrati0n will be in the eity's
charge. IL !. proposed to place an ornamental
fountain a. Monnment Square, where, as . given
signai, al an hour 10 be hereafter fxsd, the water
ef ths Ganpewder win b tarnei o. There uiIl
not be any speaking on the oeeasioa, bet In order
70 sxPl.in 10 the people the imaginable 81 the nsw
water usrks, adseunsnt containing . fall dsserip
ton and handsomely iiiastrated will be printed
and Distributed AZ Nonument Square the moment
that the jet % wafsr sFrngs from the frantais.-
The Mayer has suggested that in order 10 con-
mennonite - important svsnt % the city, IL
uouid Be well for the military, police aad Ere de-
partnsnts TO bold their fall psrades on that day,
the Parsdss 10 take place in the norEing and tks
dessonstrston at the squ.re early in the afeFnoon.
On The second day the Preach guesss are 20 bold
reeeption az the srmogy, and ai night they will
uiiness the parade The cOnuittee On sahjeet
and coatraet we're asthsriEed 10 aPpoint . sab
eommitfse 10 make estimates and decide upon the
local display. IN uhieh ii s ProPess that the Ger
man societies shall take part. Infsrmation has
bsen Feesivsd fron iks BFEsh Elsesrie Light
Company that there will be no difAeaisy IN light
Ing Up the Whole line q the procession With the
electric light
Ca Wednesday the Preach visitors will Be taken
10 Druid Hin and fsttsrson Paris. ths water
vorks, &e- The Subscription hanqust will take
place ~ nighf-
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eS-FuII Bra., and String Eand.. -sz
THE CORONATION BALL WILL BE HE'LL
IL THE NEW HALL.
r. r. Boarman, Attorney, Towsontown.
SALE !.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE LOCATED NEAR
cOckErSvILLE, BALTIM0REc0UN

by virtue Of power contained In = deed Of
trust from Samuel W. Worthington, the -,
~ undersigned. Trustees. will offer At -
- public auction, 10 the highest bidder,
at coekeysviile Hotel, cOekey.viIle, ". e. Rail
way station, on
Saf-'day. the 2ofh dag IF A~yu.,, issi.
ut o'clock p. NJ.
FARM w. I,
Being the splendid estate Of the said Samuel
w. worthington, situated within half mile Of said
Railway Station, and u miles from Baltimore
city by the York Turnpike Road. Binding on
the east on said Turnpike Road, ON the West on
the Western Run Turnpike Road, containing
26JAcRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS.
This farm Is well waiered and well supplied with
lime stone. and In the highest state Of
The Improvements consist Of \
LARGE DOUBLE STONE MANSION, STONE
BARN, FRAME STABLING. AND ALL
NECESSARY 0uTBUILDINGS
apPertaining TO first class country establish.
ment. besides three other
DWELLING HOUSES
On the property.
This farm Is one ofthe best improved and noted
for its large production Of IIay) and best located
farm In the State: situated in one Of the best
neighborhoods. adjoining the property Of John
Wight, MeLain Hardesty, Webster. John Merry
nan Of nayhslds, Judge coekey and others.
With the exception Of an annuity Of 2j5 dol.
lars, payable TO Miss Martha worthington during
her life, which can remain on the property or DC
capitalized at the option Of the purchaser the
property will be sold clear Of all ncumbranees up
10 day Of sale.
ALSO,
Immediately after the Offering Of sail farm No. .,
the undersigned will offer
FARM No. ?,
containing
les ACRES OF LAND. MORE OR LESS.
within about half. annie Of farm No. .. Most Of
this farm Is heavily covered with Oak and Chest
nut Timber. This farm Is in 6ne condition
land Of excellent quality, aud a portion Of Il
cleared.
Ample facilities afforded by the n. c. Railway
for reaching cockeysyiiie from Baltimore city,
there being ~ trains each way daily except sun
day and ? on Sunday.
TERMS or SALE will hereafter be made
known.
JOHN MERRYMAN,
Cockeysville p. o.,
n. u. B0ARMAN,
Towson p. o., Trustees.
WILLIAM SEEMULLER, Auctioneer,
~ seafh Charles s., Baltimore.
July I6.-ts.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-13

eD-The President hal another slight relapse
on Monday and it vas found aseessary to perform
another operation in order to secure greater Gou
of pass from the wound. DR.. Agnew va. presen,
bat Dr. Bliss performed the operation. which
seems &" have been only partially sueee..fuI. The
Pfesidsni vas na=h depressed by the intense hea;
"f the latter part Of las; week bat change in
the Temperature seems to have benefited him
somsvkai. Il cannot yet be said tina; he 1. out
Of danger, although the Indication, are that be
viii recover. lie gains strength very slowly. and
this fact 10 a source Of much concern.
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The Connecticut Mutual Life INSURANCE

Inc ConueCttCut MUTUAL Lire Insurance
Company has paid $4,000, 900 In death claims,
ENDORSEMENTS. dividends 81 surplus aud surrsnds.
values % its policy holders and their representa-
tives. II has resisted the payment OF less than
one and one-tweutieth per cent. of the amount Of
death and endowment claims brought against 10,
ani then only in eases where the plain duty ~ Ne
officers required saeh action for the protect:Cn u
living and honorable members. hs policy {. a.
projections 10 fAe rife aad ekiidrsa Of ss.ss.
Der 90 eoaid be as eYaaf aaoasf iaresfed IN ,As
bsSds II The Csiisd States, aud l. within the reach
Of the huinblest MAJ, Who might not live 10 save
the amount 10 purchase the bonds. The ratio Of
expense Of management to receipts Of this eompa.
ny Is 81 per cent. being less than half that Of the
average 81 all the companies In the United States,
and the lowest of any. No new specious plans
Of policies are Issued; gesHias, pure aad .ispis
tfs asd ssf'sssssaf iassraaes only u furnished,
on sound male lives. at the lowest possible cost.
For information aud policies apply to
WALLER :. WILLIAMSON, General A gent,
Maryland Building. northeast corner Postofhce
avenue and Second street.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-13

~ The HasFisbarg E-dsF,e-1s.f stAies that
the Insurance. Iaus % MaryIand are idsnsieaI wiah
these % Pennsylvania. and that the InssraEee
csmsaissisnsr q the former State Il nou enxa<eI
IL catering erisinal Proseeution against the ef-
feers and agents e. every sPeeaiatiSe insursnes
es1pssy doisg basiness in that State asd tia.
she result 10 an almost gesersl eiofing up 81
shsss hegas eouesrns and The Sight q the 1aa.
agerA--PsAss. E1rk~.Se.
Ths shove lacks enc i@portsat sis1snt--trssh.
The Insur.ses cesa@ississsr l. nst gagged il
catering criminal Prossssfisus, Ae-. nor 10 be Al
aIl likely % Do So The main Spposisisn 10 uhai
"a called -sPssalatiss insurAnse- cosss from sks
I'D issu1nee ee@PAsies ani vs have Ne; JET
bsar1 e singis inss.nee - fkis State =k=-= -
sgsnts sfths SEALED 'psssI.sivs- eS1panisI
have dsns snyshiag u lay ths.ssirss Iisbis - .
sEiminaI prosseutisa- A. sssa - thsy Do they
shsuid % prssssstsd anA ~ dssss uin BE-, hi
- bsfara.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-13
MARRIAaEs-

BLAKELY-ROBERTS August 9Th. By
Rev. Y. Richardson, Joseph BiakeIy TO Mary
J. Roberts, both &c this county.
EBAUGH-GESSFORD. Aug. 9Th, at the
u. Y. church, Middistown, this county, by Rev.
Calvin L. Amy, Prof. 7. c. Ebaugh, principal
of the NiddIstown public school, and Miss
Lirrie b. Gessfosd. all Of this county.
0siIALL-SMITH.-0nl 18th Of July. 1881, By
the Rev. Father Murphy, Carroll J. Hoshaii, 81
weodberry, ~ Sailis Smith, of Philadelphia.
RAwLINs-BEARMAN.-August 9Th, BY Rev.
Joseph France, Isaac n. Rawiins and Miss
Mary l.. Bsarm.n, of Baltimore county.
cOX-BALTZELL.-On the 81 Of August, By
Rev. J. So. Clair Neal. VIM. II. Cox. Of Wood
berry. 10 Miss Nellie Baltlell. Of Baltimore.
DORNEY-cADELL.-O Juy 2.th By Rev. Dr.
Dairymple, J. Frankiin Dorney. Of Baltimore,
and Bette d. Cadet. Of Baltimore county.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-13

eS-Ex-cOngrsssman HenkIe ssiIi holds % the
opinion TIA, Comptroller Ksa,isg elHsos be re-
elected When asked whether the o. L. DIS in
sesdsA 10 ss@iaais eAsdidais for Comptroller
be replied ~0f eOarss usdO. Comptroller Ksai-
isg cannot be re-eiestsd. The ssniinsnt Of the
State d decidedly against him. 81 Mays eosn-
y will % almost sOIidly the other usy. In the
western eosssiss the SPPOsitiOs TO him IL very
straag. The party ship il not dreaded a. mueh
as 10 used 10 Be. am surprised tina, the eOnvsn-
tisa ns@iaaisd him With the oppssiiion that there
was against hiu- Whether ue nominais OF net,
co.PtroIisr Ks.ting eAnso, BE elected"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-13

eS-Gen. Robert Patterson. one 81 the no.,
~idsiy-known men in the eOuntry. del a; hi. res
iienes in Philadelphia. on Sunday eVsning last.
In the ssth year Of his age. lie fought in the var
Of Isi2-is, vas Major General in the Mexican
var. in 1916, and took part in the Of the re-
bslIion, commanding the three months Penn.yI J.
vania volunteers in 1861. and vas afterwards az
signed % smiliiary Department composed Of Penn
'yisania, Delaware. Maryland and the Di,isie; d
Columbia Gen. Ps,tsr,on uas born in Tyrone.
ireland, and came to this eoan,ry ~hen quite
yoang. lie vas regarded as q man of HsAby high
and generous qualities.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-13

rs-IIar,mans. the NihiIis,-if inIesithe ma u
Who calls himself 90 is really the genuine article
-saay Gni himself IN troabIs even in this eosa-
try, free a. il 10. We have no extradiiion treaty
With Russia, t Is true. bat Assistant Secretary u
state Hit has intimsisd that IL Russia requests
Hartnann's surreaisr as ensay TO society, be
woaid deliver him up for trial In the courts 81
that country. Leo Hartmann 1, badly wanted at
hose. and net desired here bot ID Is possible that
the Mes YORK sensstionaiist is = fraud merely
seeking noserisiy uadsr IIartusann's eognonss.-
Whoever be l., Russian justice uosii doubles.
prove the night thing for him.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-13

The canbridge Czr~.iois says Hsxh Ne
ginn. T.ibot county, made the most extraordinary
eroP Il uheat this ssasoa ne have yet beard Of
He ssssi ~ bashsls. and sssd oss ten q ferti-
blss. sssiiag s3s. lie made exaetiy ens husheI,
which he beat cot siah an ed. fashions.f aAII.
-Mr. Charles Kolh. aged abost IS years, ssn
81 NJ. j. Mishasi kslb. q fredssiek, and his
eoasis-a Niss Koib-sers 18th drounsd On Mon
day sysning % last seek. uhiis sstsnpsing %
sress bssh cresk. rear Aenoe.ey Jsnetios. ~ .
spring wagon. Ths horse uas drounsl % killed.
Beth boaies wsFs fVuna nsxt day near Gamhsilrs
min dam.
III he's been kpoun for sa@s tims past that the
loser % western psrsisn e Prssskzs<, l>s.ss4
ever tks ed Prostbsrg niae. Il gradually sinking
On Tussisy there 10 sai1 b have besn . settle
neat e sbsut four inehes. easing soms aiArm
snd ssssafisn. Buiidings % he sarfaes ahoss
the ed mine are aaid % have bees - ensets that
The 3sers wou1 not eiss<, and aoms - the city
uaisr maias are sai1 10 have bsss badly spFung.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-13

zc-The main exhibition building the Cen
tenniai grounds 4; Philadelphia. was sold at pub
lie sale On Tuesday and was purchased. /; Is sup
posed. by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
for $4,000. The building originally eos; 81 6oo.-
ooo and in ia construction ooc 600 fee; Of Luna
Der and 100000 pound. Of iron were con,uine.I.
The straeture Is $50 feet long and l6l fee: wide.
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Legal Notices.
John ]. YelIots and N. w. onutt. Anomeys

fERCHANTs' AND MECHANICS PERMA-
INI NENT BUILDING COMPANY OF BAL
TGMORE CITY ~ JOSHUA CE0WTHER, az
tie C,rcHf fog,f for Baifis'or, 'oasty ~ EYsify.
Ordered by the Circuit Court for Baltimore coun-
~. this twenty first day Of July ISL that the sale
made and reported By John !. Yclloti and Milton
W. onnii. Trusiecs, for the sale Of the property
described in the above entitled cause be lifted
aud confirmed. unless to the contrary thereof
be shown. beIeSs he sercaf.sah day of IA
y"si, lssi; provided copy Of this order he In
serted in some Newspaper printed in Baltimore
county. once in each Of three successive weeks be-
fore the seventeenth day Of August, ISL
The report states the amount &c sales 10 be $3.50
wM. NJ. ISAAC. Clerk.
True Copy-Tost:
WA. VI. ISAAC, Clerk.
July est.
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ES-The Mes York T=o.' Washington special
estimates the membership Of the next House as
follows: Republican,. ~: Democrats. I:9 -
Greenbaeksrs, .: Rsadjusiers. ?: total 29s. De-
daesing six vacancies leaves the membership ?s7.
sf which ia is clear majority. In thi, esIeuia-
iion the vacancies ineIade Laphain's district in
New York. aha 0'Connor's dis,rie; in Sosih Car
oiina. The other vAeaneie. are in Frye's distrie,
in Maine. aud Mor,on's. Miiier's AMI Wool dis
tricts In New York
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-13

eS-Orii Grant. a brother Of ex- President
Grant, died in the New jersey Insane Asylum. Of
which he had beeI an inmate for three year. ON
the 9Th inst. Ia ISIS he became a monoulaniae
on the subject Of speculation and could no; be
cured Of his halIueination. On every other sub
jeet he vas entirely rational. lie was forty six
years Of age. Thirteen year, younger than the
President) and was born in teorge,oHn. Ohio.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Go.i Lsg;e.-A word to those who neglect to
avail themselves Of the business opportunities We
offer. For nearly thirty years we have largely
aud satisfactorily supplied the retail demand Tor
insns. boys and ehiiirrn's clothing In thi, eit-
aud State. The class of clothing We make is too
line for dealers IN small towns 10 keep aud Il
much better than i generally found In large cities
IL y"u want good article at the lowest possible
price. call upon c. y. Oehn 4 Son, Pratt and
Hanover streets.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-13

jso-The Virginia Democracy has placed a
head for Governor. There will be triangular
fight In that State. which. fear will insure the
sueeess Of the Democratic ticket. although the
Malone party. 'Readju,,er'l composed Of both
Republicans and Democrats. claim that they uill
'lsfeA, both the regular Republicans AMI demo-
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-13

ES-It shosii nsEsr he forgOtisn that '-sn hon
sst man Is the noblsst uosk q God An hoss.t
man pays bis debit, cheats no one and Is square
in all his dsaiings- There are large pEoporsion
uho do not come up TO these require@sats- There
arc too many uh0 cheat whoever they can. pay no
sAts tia; they can get out Il paying. and dsssise
wherever il il their interest 70 Do %. sush asn.
morally, sss -: sssEe :As :A:sG. We zs=z ssS
has the least ssf resPee; sA0uIi be fOunA In that
nwrutrr
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John 1. Yello.. and NJ. w. onut., Attorney.

NJ ERcHANTS'A AND MECHANICS PERMA.
WI NENT BUILDING AND LOAN COMPA-
Ny OF BALTIMORE CITY rs. ALEXANDER
DAVIS, ia. 10 tie ciTeHh cs"rt far Baiii~ore
eo"aiy-iH Equity.
Ordered by the Circuit Court for Baltimore coun.
~. this twenty first day Of July. 1851, that the
sale made and reported by John I. Yeliott and
Milton ". Onutt, Trustee. for the sale Of the
property described in the above entitled cause be
ratified and confirmed. unless cause to the contra
~ thereof be shown. "H az JcI.ye The .srsafe.AiL
lag .f A"y~.i. iSsi provided copy Of this or.
der be inherited in some newspaper printed in bal
tim re county. in each 81 three successive
weeks before the seventeenth lay of August ISSl
The report s,atrs the anoun; 81 saics 10 be $3.50
wM. " ISAAC, Clerk.
True Copy-Tc,t:
wM. VI. ISAAC. Clerk.
Iuly % u.
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John !. Yenott and N. w. ofrutt, Attorney..

MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS PERMA-
wi NENT BUILDING AND LOAN cOMPA-
ny OF BALTIMORE CITY ~ HENRY r.
DAILY. ia The circai CoaTt for Batiis,orc county
--is Equity.
Ordered by the Circuit Court for Baltimore coun-
~ this twenty day Of July. ISsi that the sale
made and reported by John I. Icott and Milton
W. Ohutt, Trustees, for the sale Of the property
described in the above entitled cause be ratified
aud confirmed unless cause TO the contrary thereof
be shown. 5cforc Mr ssrca'csah day of IT-
gust iSSi; provided copy Of this order DO In
serted in some newspaper printed in baltimore
county, In each 81 three successive weeks be.
fore the seventeenth day Of August, 1851.
The report state, the amount Of sales to be Sj20.
wM. ". ISAAC, Clerk.
True Copy-Tes;:
WIN. ". ISAAC, Clerk.
July 23-lt
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New Advertisements.
Charles w. Ridgely, Attorney at Law, 80 81.
Paul ST., Baltimore.

Paul ST.. Baltimore.
V'HIS - TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
Il scribers have obtained FROM the Orphan
Court Of Baltimore county, letters testamontaTy
ON the estate Of
DAVID CARROLL,
late Of said county deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof 60 the
Subscribers.
Oa or before The lsf dag Of EareL, Iss2,
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from all
beneht of said estate. Those indebted 10 said e.
tate are requested 10 make immediate payment
Given under our hands this 9th day Of ugust 1851.
DAVID II. CARROLL,
BTHELBERT y. sHIPLEY, Executors.
CHARLES W. RIDGELY,
Aug. LIE
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ss-I, /, Estimated aha, the tide Of .B;.,.,

JEG-It 10 estimated iha, the tide Of emigration
Is making it, way a, the rate Of two ihou.anI Ia
borers per day: bat there Is NJ cause Of fear for
the resait. on account Of the exceeding produe-
tTensss Of the land. The great tide Of emigration
to the West makes IL impossible for the mind to
e"ntsmPias, the mighty Improvements. the Erea;
growth in wealth. which will be reached By our
country b. The end Of another aeeaAe.
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eco O00 AT q PER CENT,
WANTED.

GOOD MORTGAGES AT PER CENT. Of
FARMS In Baltimore county. State location
distance from Pike and Railroad. description ant
sine Of Farm aud BUILDINGS. amount Of as
sessment aud insurance. Also. what vas Oh,
latest cash sale of land in the eishborhood Div,
references ~ 10 value of farm.
Address, JOHN 7. GRAHAM
Real Estate Broker. IS Saratoga ST., Baltimore.
FEB. Aft
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Eo-The sitting each day will be from o'clock
4. NJ. until 6 o'clock =. ".
E8-The said lists Of qualified voters will he cur.
rected 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 aud third Sections of the s A.ti
cle Of the Constitution Of Maryland, and 90 regis
ter the name Of every person who shall apply to be
registered as a qualified voter who shall satisfy
the Register he possesses the requisite quaiiica
tions under the Constitution Of the United State
and also under the Constitution Of the State OF
Maryland.
NaturaiiEei citizens in each district are required
20 exhibit their naturalization papers 10 the Reg
lister.
Those persons desiring to be registered or trans.
TERED are respectfully requested 20 come forward
promptly that the Register may be enabled To d.
charge his duty in accordance with the Law.
GEORGE W. FEELEMYER,
Officer Of Registration LIST Election District.
CHARLES y. ROGERS.
Officer of Registration 81 Election District.
GEORGE II. ELDER,
Officer Of Registration 81 Election District.
WILLIAM l.. SIlRIvER
Officer of Reputation 9Th Election District.
ANDREW JACKSON,
0ficer of Repatriation jth Election District.
JAMES W. MCCULLOUGH,
Officer Of Registration 9Th Election District
CHARLES l.. ALMONY,
0ficer Of Registration 9Th Election District.
THOMAS GALLOWAY,
0fieer e Rsgistration sth Election District.
DR. ID. s. WILLIAMS,
Onieer of Registration 9th Election District.
THOMAS BOND.
Ofiser Of Reputation 10th Election District.
EDWIN JEsS0P,
0ficer Of Respiration iith Election District.
AUGUST wEIS,
Officer Of Reputation 18th Election District.
JOHN J. WADE,
0fsesF of Reputation 18th E.sg;isu District.
Aug. I'D.
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-
GRAND TOURNAMENT UNDER THE AIS.
PIcES OF THE DIRECTORS OF
SHIRLEY HALL, TO EE HELD on THE
FARM OF MIR. TiiOS. u. GORsUCH,
u miles from Baltimore on the East Prong 81 the
IIarforl Turnpike. on
Ws'f"s.sfay. ASg~I 2ih. isSi.
Riding 60 commeEcs at ! T.. VI.
Chief MarshAl-Thomas y. Parlett.
Assistants-coI. u. y. Taylor, Richard Howard.
ieralds-John g. Brogden, Charles Howard.
Robert Rankin.
Judges-lion. Richard Grason, Hon. Stevenson
Archer. Col. d. Jenifer. Col. y. y. jenkins, G.
Lyon Rogers. wilmot Johnson. Jacob NJ Pearee,
ii. {. longueeker. Samuel y. Hyde.
u. Webster; Coronation Address, Hon. J. Nor
rison Harris.
EO-fuII brass aud String l;ands. -sz
THE CORONATION BALL WILL BE HELD
IL THE NEW HALL.
Admission to the grounds. - cents. Proceeds
20 be applied to the liquidation Of the debt On the
hall.
Committee Of Arrangements-Th Thomas Il. Cor
such. W. %. u. Wright, Dr. J. ". Burton, james
Kane.
knights desiring to ride will send their name.
and titles 60 DR. J. ": BuRTON.
Baldwin =. o.. Baltimore county, Nd.
Aug. It'd.
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Fourth District.

Monday. THssIay. Wsdae.day. ThHr.day aad Fri-
day. Sepies.Ler 5th. 9Th. 5fL. STA "Hd 9iL. 1851.
At STORE OF W. l.. SHRIVER. REISTERS.
TOWN
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-13

Moadag. Tsesday. Wefaesfsy, ThHTsiay aHf Fri
dag. Sspfe@ber STA. 6iA, 5fh, sh and 9ih. ISsI,
At p. l.. MERRIKEN'S STORE,
MIDDLETOWN
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-13

ec-The biggest circus Of the season will be ex
hibitei In TowsOntown. Monday, September 18th.
There will be sixty-Gve performers and strange TO
say they will "shOw" in the Court room. Seats
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cS-Gsitsas j. aiiSueJ 70 rad the revised eli.
tiOS q the Ns- Tes,anssi, bat be l. net - nseh
thiFssias after TighisOosssss as he 10 hsngsrins
foF tie nOrning papers uhish are dsuiei hiua.