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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-10-08
PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS by the Constitution Of Maryland, ar
ticic u, section !, providing for amendments to
the Constitution, IL IL made the duty Of the Gov
crnor To order the publication Of any bill pro-
posing amendments as therein directed.
And whereas the following act Of the General
Assembly. passed at the January session, 1850,
chapter AZ. proposes an amendment to the Con.
stitution, to Wit:
CHAPTER All.
AN ACT 10 amend section Eve Of article four Of
the Constitution Of this State.
SECTION !. Ne IL enacted by The General As.eH-
Liy IF M"ryioHd. Thrce.Gfths Of all the member.
oi the two Houses concurring, that the following
section be and the same Is hereby proposed as an
amendment TO the constitution of this state, and
f adopted BY the legal and voters thereof
rs herein provided, Il shall supersede and stand
in the place and instead Of section FIVE Of article
four of said constitution.
SECTION 3. After the election for judges as here.
inbefore provided. there shall be heidi this State.
in every fifteenth year thereafter. on the Tuesday
after the first Monday in November Of such year.
an election for judges As herein provided and In
case Of death. resignation. removal or disqualif-
cation by reason of age otherwise. Of any Judge,
the Governor shall appoint person duly quail
fed 20 GIL said office. who shall hold the came
until the next general election for members Of the
General Assembly, when = successor shall DO
elected, whose term Of Office shall be the same rs
hcreinbciorc provided; and upon the expiration
OF the term Of hfteen yeprs for which any judge
may be elected 10 eli vacancy. an election for
his shall take place ut the next general
election for members Of the General Assembly to
occur upon or after the expiration Of the said
term and the Governor shall appoint a person
duly qualified to hold said Office from the expira.
tion of such term Of fifteen years until the slec.
ton aud qualification Of his successor.
SECTION .. Iad b, dy.SfAsr enacted By sks at
horiiy ajaTs-aid. That the said foregoing section
hereby proposed a. an amendment to the eonsii-
tuition shall be- at the next general election 10 be
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-10-08

Deel.. Leases, Mortgages, Bills Of Sale, etc.. 70
ceived for record In the Office Of the Clerk Of Oh,
Circuit Court for Baltimore county:
DEEDS.
N. X. Armstrong. &C., TO Solomon Armstrong
Cornelius l.. l.. Leary, trustee, TO Elirabeth A.
Lynch.
Elizabeth A. Lynch ct al, TO John Knecht.
Mary +. Clayton 10 Henry Reckord.
Louis A. Lambert 10 Albert q. Tsrney, assiRn't
Moses w. Lsib 70 Charles II. Conway, assign't
Geo. Umbach TO Gustav y. Kohihepp, assign't.
Sam1 cottingham, 81. a W. 20 John Tsipe.
J. s. Rosenthai, trustee, 10 Jno. sehulthlsis.
ID. W. jenkins vi. 10 Alex. MeComas.
Mary l.. Gaylord TO Marian o. knight.
fredk T. Crate a VT. TO George p. Crate.
Charles 7. Belt 4 vi. TO Joseph Matthews.
s. W. worthington Qats sheriff. 10 Maryland
Land Permit. Home Association.
Philip Bach 10 John n. Ryan.
Abraham stansbury a VI 10 John Krueht.
Edith d. Scott 10 Jane o. Conway.
Emily Z. Young, &C., 70 Henry A. Chase.
james II. Roster TO Annie C. Lytis.
Geo. 7. Sadtler a VT. 10 Mary Ballard.
Adam Diehl 4 W. 10 A. q. Collins.
Thos. II. Scott A W. 10 Paul Lloyd.
Chas. NJ. Zepp 10 Warren Powell.
James A. Lecf A W. 20 Chas. II. Cromwell.
Joseph Matthews 10 Charles T. Belt.
Macmillan Pitt a vi. TO Rosina Kramer.
MORTGAGES.
Souu ~. bTOWue Gc.f 70 AIWl4 u. houurU, %oJu.
J. L. Bowen and wife 10 W. ID. Bartleson, 81 600.
q. L. Chester and wife 10 Old Town Bank, q, 600.
J. TsiPs a vi. to German Savings Bank, 1000.
C. II. Conway to Loyola Permanent Building
Association, es75.
A. N. Ridgeiy, &C., 10 WIN. Fite, $500.
O. y. kohlhepp 20 Independent Building Asso-
citation No. Z, $3.50.
q. v. KehlhspP 10 George Umbaeh, $500.
Sarah y. Scott 10 Mary shsw, $500.
y. Weber and wife 70 p. A. Sseger. 5000.
Owen Rice to Kspwiek Bldg. Asso. No. 9, l,llI.
w. A. Fisher, trustee, 10 O. Dugan, assignment.
q. n. Gott 10 q. II. Gott, trustee. assignment.
fred'k Kramer and wife 10 Baltimore Sheep
Butchers Loan Association, 81 400.
John NJ Ryan 10 Baltimore Sheep butchers
Loan Association, 5000.
John Schmeiser to Henry Bewig, assignment.
7. J. Murphy To A. d. Clemens, Jr, $500.
Orville IIorwitl 10 Samuel cottingham.
Henry u. Heath ct al. TO SamI Cottinghani.
Franklin Homestead Loan Asso. TO William
p. Bennett.
South Paca 81. Bldg. Asso. TO Jacob Emmett.
Geo. II. Williams, ac.. To Jas Simms.
BALTIC. Permit. Bldg. 4 Land Society to Owen
Rice.
BALTIC. Sheep butchers Loan Asso. to Philip
Bach.
N. 7. Lamplcy to WIN. WILDLY.
WIN. Talbot 20 Seth Talbot, &c.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-10-08
From oardenv,lle. 18th District.

Fouad Dead.--on Sunday morning last Jus.
tice n. W. Smith notified that . woman
named Eva Rombcrg, living alone In n house on
the farm of Jacob Deter, in the upper end Of this
district. had been found dead. Officer Harry
Councilman summoned = jury who proceeded 10
the place and found the body lying close TO the
spring In almost nude condition, having ap.
parently been dead only few hours. The only
witnesses examined by the jury were Geo. Deter
and VI. Zeiler. The former testified 20 finding
the body aud the latter stated that on Saturday
last he found the woman lying by the side ol the
Beiair road aud placing herin his wagon conveyed
her to her home aud with the assistance Of Abury
Brown, carried her into the house. Justice Smith
wanted her TO 10 20 the county aims house but
she would not consent and he then paid Zeiler 10
take her home She had been suffering for \
long timo with cancer Of the breast and upon ex.
aiming the body !; was found that . large hole
had been eaten into the body, aud tho aperture
was full Of vermin. presenting . most revolving
sight. The jury rendered verdict In accordance
with these facts. The woman, who lived alone,
sewed for n living and was u 6rst-class dress
maker. She had saved some money which she
had loaned 20 different persons In the neighbor-
hood. Only 10 cents were found In the house.
She having no known relatives her effects were
taken charge Of by Justice Smith who will sec
that the proper disposition Is made Of them.
An UsHsHai Ssasoa.-we are still at this writ
Wednesday, experiencing warm and dry weather,
to my diary and going back fifteen years, end
that this season Is without precedent In that
period In 1865 We had the 6Fst frost September
3oth: 1869. October I'd; 1870, October, 7th 1871,
October, 5th. Amer the latter date no frost for
some years earlier than October 10th, but we had
much cooler weather than at present. Many
have been compelled to stop blowing for wheat
because the ground Is so dry and hard.
Ls,prorsasHis.-worko on the Gardenville high
school building Is progressing rapidly and soon
the hrst story will be finished. The new FIRE on.
CINE house nj 81. Domingo will be completed at
an early date. A large number Of buildings Of
different kinds are In course Of erection and mat
ters In this line are very brisk.
Farm for Ssie.-Mrs. Charles d. Kirk has con-
eluded 10 sell her farm, Rosedale, situated miles
from Baltimore on the Beiair road. Il contains
about 1850 acres, has . fne dwelling upon u, and
10 well suited for dairy farm. Any one desiring
10 purchase frst-elass property should not let
this opportunity pass. n. A.. r.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-10-08
From Eklo. 9th District.

A protracted meeting at Ruhrs Evan e,icai
Church has been In progress for two weeks.
The Shrewsbury district Sunday School Insti-
tute, N. z. sets, Esq, Of Glen Rock, Pa, presi-
dent, held . quarterly meeting at the above
church on the evening Of tho 1st instant.
Miss 4. r. shambsFger, teacher Of public school
No. 0, 10 getting along very successfully. Miss
Weldon, our former teacher, 10 very pleasantly
situated near 0wings Mills. at school No. Z, &th
district.
Mr.. Kiiiion d. winsholt, who had been lying
very 10 with typhoid fever, died on the 9Th inst.
tramp entered the yard Of Mr.. Jed. Boilinger
last week and wounded his dog with pistol aud
used threatening language to Mrs. Boliinger. lie
was pursued BY n party from Middlstown but
night coming on he escaped and saved himself
from . chastisement that he so richly deserved.
The proceedings Of the county convention Of
both parties are disgrace that demands change
in the manner Of selecting candidates TO OH our
local ofices. The masses Of tho people are dis
gusted and long for the day when tho oaice shall
once more seek the man a. In tho past, In the
days Of Henry Clay who would sooner DO right
than DO President. RAxpos.
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Miscellaneous.
NOTICE To HOTEL KEEPERS AND Az
OTHERS VINO DEAL ~ LIQUORS.

For the information Of all pers, n. concerned,
tho following Act Of the Legislature. passed March
2ith, 1855. l. published
CHAPTER 1871.
AN ACT prohibiting The sale Of spiriiaous ar fer
aeHfed liquor. in the ssrsrai Coanfiss o the State
oH the day Of Election.
SECTION I. Re- IL enacted by tie Gsaeroi Asssm-
bly, IF Maryiaad, That II shall not be lawful for
the keeper Of any hotel, tavern, store, drinking
establishment, or any other place whore liquors
are Sold or for any person or persons. directly
indirectly, to SELL barter, give, dispose Of any
sprituous fcrmened liquors. ale beer. or intox.
icating drinks Of any kind the days Of election
hereafter 10 be held In the several counties Of the
State.
SEC. .. AHd be il snnrisd, That any person vio-
laiing the provisions Of this Act shall be liable TO
indictment by the Grand Jury Of the county where
the offence 10 committed, and shall upon cow lotion
before any Judge Of any Of the Circuit Courts Of
this State. be fined u sum not less than fifty dol
lars nor more than one hundred dollars for each
and every oGence--one- half the hne shall DO paid
TO the informer the other half to the County Com
missioners, for the use Of public roads.
WM. A. SLADE.
Sept. ate. Sheriff Of Baltimore County.
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Revival Meetings.

An interesting series Of revival services have
been 10 progress The past two weeks at Towson-
town N. Y. church, Rev. J. N. Davis, ID. D., pas
tor. Able sermons have been preached By the
following ministers from the city and county -
kevs. Richard Norris, G. T. House, Joel Brown,
W. !. Bird. sam1 Shannon, Q. W. Baldwin and
y. Richardson.
Revival meetings are also In progress ct the
African III. p. church, Of this place, Rev. J. II.
haniey, pastor. A large number Of persons have
professed conversion aud great interest In the
meeting still continues.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-10-08
Barn Hurnaei

On Saturday last frame barn Or barrack on
the farm Of Mr.. John Bacon, at Monkton, n. c.
X. H., was destroyed by ere, together with Ia
The loss will reach about q, 500. The building
was insured In the Baltimore county company foI
$500 and tho contents In the Agricultural com
pany Of Watertown, N. Y, Of which Mr.. n. l..
Bowen, Of this place l. agent, for 5000. The lat
ter ioss was promptly adjusted on Monday. The
IRE vas tho result Of carslessness on tho part Of
some children.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-10-08
Rough ON the Candidates.

The oth di.,rict tBaltinOrs county, correspon.
mine saith the Lord, will repay" was snmm arily
exemplihed 20 those Democratic candidates Who
supplied liquor at their late primary meeting.
They ignored their abilities for ofiee and claims
upsn the people for their SURFACES and attempted
10 carry the district with whisky and beer, and
even went 90 TAR a. TO dispense u Tin direct viola
tion Of the school law) In public school No 8.
where one Of The little boys got drunk. AZ . re-
suit Of all this thsse defeated candidates are nov
In sack cloth and ashes. One 10 sick absd and
another one 10 going 10 join the Republicans. Il
10 rumored that one Of the delegates 81 the county
convention sold this district for $780, which 10 not
unlikely"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-10-08
The Local Option Question,

The committee on political action of tho BaIti-
more county Local Option Alliance, who address.
cd letters 10 the Baltimore county Democratic
nominees for the Legislature, requesting them "a
put themselves on record % 70 the local option
question, have received an answer from one ofths
nominees, Mr.. Banks. and u 10 understood that Il
is not altogether satisfactory Il 10 now said that
the temperance people Of the county will put mp
ticket Of their own selection. which may contain
some Of the nominees Of either the Democratic OF
nepublieau paFty.-gan.
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On 70 YorktoXn


Light Battery G, Third United States artillery,
which IL marching from Fort Hamilton, N. Y, 70
Yorktown, Va, over the same route pursued By
Washington and his srmory on their way TO attack
CORVALLIS at the latter place, and which passed
through Towsontown on Friday Of last week, en-.
eamPed near Baltimore over Sunday and then
proceeded on Its journey, and will reach York.
town October llth or 18th.
Battery has excited more than passing In
tsrsst In It's march through Maryland owing to
the fact that u was while In command Of this bat.
terry at the battle Of Paio Alto. In the Mexican
war, that the gallant Maryiander, Major Samuel
Ringgoid. was mortaily wounded. Major Ring.
gold and his battery were In garrison at Fort
McIienry, Maryland, from 1913 10 lst5, when
they went 20 Mexico and Joined Tayior's army Of
occupation. Il was the hrst Tying artillery In
use, and on May 8, 1896, ut . critical point In the
battle Of Paio Alto, and while the Mexican cavalry
we're charging. Major Ringgold poured such 9
and resled, and at last hsd In prseipitats haste,
completely dsmoralissd. Throughout the battle
Major Ringgoid and bis wonderful Tying battery
did gallant service. He died from the effects Of
the wounds, three days afterwards, at Psln,
Isabei. Texas, eyed forty-si years. His body
mount Cemetery. lie was succeeded In command
Of Battery G by Capt. Randolph Ridgely, Of Mary
land, brother Of Mrs. Judge Grascn, Of this
place, who also fought bravsly In the battle Of
Paio Alto. Capt. ktdgely again distinguished
himself In the battle Of Resaea de IL Palma which
took place next day atsr the battle Of Palo Alto.
lie was killed at Monterey, Mexico, October %,
1886, BY the fal ofhs horse. lie was only thirty
two years old when he died. Il was Of the battle
Of Rssaea de Ia Palma that Captain Charles May,
Of Washington. and brother Of Hon. Henry May,
Of Maryland, made the famous cavalry charge
that won the day. Capt. Ridgely was succeeded
10 command Of battery @ BY Capt. Braxton Bragg,
and u was 10 him and battery O that Gen. Taylor
gave the famous command, "Glvs 'em . little
more grape" which was done with vengeance.
On Ice way 10 Yorktown the battery has passed
through . number Of historical places AMONG
others Paoli, where the Americas troops were sur.
prised by the British. Gen. Anthony Wayne,
who was with the Americans at the time, died In
1895. at Prssqus Isle, now Erie, Pa.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-10-08
Il WA Loadad.

NJ. J. Wesley Lee. Of this town, was at work
Wednesday on an old musket barrel, trying 10
take Oh the nipple. lie could not succeed when
he stuck that end VI the barrel Into the coal stove
In the ear ofhee, the muxsle pointing towards the
ceiling. Presently there was . terrible report and
large hoe In the ceiling Of the room told plainly
enough that the thing loaded. Fortunately
no one was In the room al the time. Mr.. Lee
says he tried the barrel before he commenced
working on u and was satisfied u was empty. But
the old thing fooled him all the same.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-10-08
Tho Jenkins Run Nuisance.

The committees appointed at meeting Of citi.
zens held last Spring 20 investigate the Jenkin,
run nuisance, in the 9th district, near the city, ex
erted themselves TO that end aud caused the In.
dictment Of thirteen persons. chiefly butchers.
who. 10 was alleged. condseed 90 the nuisance.
Two Of these persons were tried on the indictments
in the Baltimore county court and pleaded guilty
and were fined 81 aud costs, at the same time
giving the court the assurance % regarded them
personally that the nuisance should be stopped.
After these two pleaded guilty and we're fined.
the prosecution ceased for time and the other
eleven indicted persons were not tried Last week
the gentlemen who were the chief movers in the
meetings last Winter and Spring received letter
from Col. ID. q. McIntosh, asking them IL they
desired that the cases should be pressed 10 trial
10 being necessary that IN answer should be given,
q meeting was held on Thursday night Of las,
week and the following resolutions were adopted
That the secretary 10 instructed 10 inform the
States Attorney for Baltimore county that the
meeting desires TO press the trial Of the pending
indictments, unless the parties charged shall give
satisfactory assurance 70 the States Attorney
that hereafter they will conduct their business In
such manner that Il will not be offensive; and
further. that the meeting would respectfully sug.
gest that the most satisfactory assurance that
could DO given would be for the defendants to
plead guilty and submit 20 the imposition Of u
nominal fine as has been done In the two cases In
the last term"
II was thought BY thus arranging the matter
that IT, after having paid their zines, the accused
should again return TO their old custom Of allow
ing blood, ofai and other offensive matter to be
placed in the rrn, the fact Of their having been
hned would help the meeting 10 they determined
to prosecute BY equity; that 10, have an injune-
ton Issued. Besides this, tho plea Of guilty and
payment Of fne would DO an acknowledgment BY
the accused that they had helped TO foster the
nuisance. and also . repetition would place them
within the power Of Judge Ysllott, who said tina,
the 6ne, he wouli impose another which they
would remember. II was stated 1t the meeting
that there was wish on the part Of the citizens
10 persecute the butchers bu, 10 abate the stencil
which arose from jenkins run. The city commit.
tee said that since they had caused the indict.
ments referred To there had been sons improve.
msnt In It's condition. but there we're others yet "a
DO made.
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town since July isso. died on Thursday last, In
the stth year Of his age. He Was . native Of
Washington bat came 20 this county about eleven
years ago and during that time vas engaged In
the drug business at Cold Spring aud Gov snstown.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-10-08
School Board Naatine.

The county school Board met on Wednesday.
Col. Jenifsf In the chair and Thomas c. Bruif,
secretary. Bills TO the amount Of $525.I5 were
passed and ordered paid. The rssignations Of
Henry A. james. trustee Of school 8, 18th district,
and Thomas L. Kemp, trustee Of school 8, 10th
district, we're accepted. Miss sallie Hamilton, Of
waveriy, was appointed a. assistant In school 4,
9Th district. Milton Z. Smith vas recommsndsi
10 the State Board Of education for life esrtih-
cate. Five hundred copies Of the school bylaws
we're ordered 10 be printed. and . copy 20 Be sent
to each teacher in the county. revision Of the
teaehers schedule Of salaries was recon ended 20
take effect amer the present school year.
ApPleton's primary and higher Biographies
were offered In even exchange for CoFnell's, which
had been dropped. and Mitehelrs primary and in
termediate were offered At exchange prices, which
would involve cost Of 81, $50. Mr.. Reech voted
Tor Appieton's, beeauss Il involved no additional
expense, and Messrs Jsnifer, Swirl aud Gore vo-
ted for Mitcheli's.
The Board adjourned until the next regular
meeting In Decsmber.
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TWELFTH DISTRIC

Firs, Precinct MICHAEL ADAMS TAVERN.
NEAR CANTON.
Second Preeinet-wALTER's TAVERN, AT
FORKS or MIDDLE RIVER AND RACK
RIVER ROADS.
Third Precincs--GONTRUMs TAVERN,
GARDENvILLE.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-10-08

AZ o'clock y. NJ, on Saturday last the dairy
Of Mr.. John Sheridan, who lives on part Of the
Hampton estate, was broken into and robbed Of .
small quantity Of butter and milk. Robberies Of
this character are becoming very common In this
vicinity.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-10-08
Hinfh District.

ALI THAT TRACT OF LAND SITUATE IN
yih District, baltimore county, part Of Lot No.
l3t as laid oil on plat Of Hampdcn. and begin
ming for the same at the southeast corner Of said
lot aud running thence northerly along the east
side Of Central avenue IS feet; thence easterly
100 feet; thence southerly parallel with Central
avenue % feet. and thence with straight line to
the beginning. Assessed To unknown for 1877. (g
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-10-08
Back Broken.

Thomas Slater, engaged In Harris quarry, on
the Falls road, had his back broken on wednes-
day BY large fragment Of rock becoming detaeh-
Cd and falling upon him. lie has since died from
the effects Of the injury.
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Won All tho Monax.

on Thursday, In which Baitimore county Knights
carried OF all the honors and prizes. William Il.
Pearce captured the FIRST prize, $50 d. 4. Wiley,
second, so; J. Duncan Almony, third, $50; and
Caleb L. Wright. fourth, $40.
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Trustee,a Sale.

james W. 0wings. auetioneer, sold on Tuesday
for Thos. J. Hunter. Esq., trustee, frame dwell.
Ing and two acres Of land, Of mile from Park.
0autt Cor e5Ss.
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Thrown nom q Horse.

Albert Massey, son Of Mr.. W. z. Massey, gar
dsner NJ Hampton, was thrown from Q horse on
Sunday last and had his right leg badly sprained
and cut. He also received . severe cut on the
head.
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Baltimore County Wins.

The running race at the Washington county
fair on Wednesday, was won by Kiss. Quick,
owned by Mr.. John Merryman Of Hay6slds, this
county. The prize was q cup valued at 500.
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Firs, Precinct AT THE HOUSE OF ELI :.
SAMPSON.
Second Precinct PLEASANT HUNTERS
HOTEL, wISEDURG.
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NINTH DISTRICT.

First Precinet-cOLD SPRING HOTEL.
Second Precinct-.IIAMPDEN VILLAGE.
FALLS ROAD.
Third Precinct. -TOwsoNTowN.
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TYIRTEgyTU DISTRICT
PUBLIC HOUSE OF J. J. WADE, wAsiIIN
TON ROAD,

PUBLIC HOUSE OF J. J. WADE, WASHING
TON ROAD,
For the purpose Of electing
ONE PERSON As COMPTROLLER OF THE
TREASURY OF MARYLAND.
SIX PERSONS As MEMBERS OF THE
HOUSE OF DELEGATES OF MARYLAND.
ONE PERSON As REGISTER OF WILLS
FOR BALTIMORE COUNTY.
ONE PERSON FoR SHERIFF OF BALTI.
MORE COUNTY.
THREE PERSONS AS COUNTY COMMITS.
SIONERS FOR BALTIMORE COUNTY.
ONE PERSON FOR TREASURER AND col
LECTOR OF TAXES FOR BALTIMORE
COUNTY.
ONE PERSON FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR
FOR BALTIMORE COUNTY.
zc- The qualified voters will also express upon
their ballots
.FOR THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
MEyT"