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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-07-30
A Stranger Killed.

On Wednesday afternoon last, just ~ the New
York limited express passed Stemn,er's Run, on
the y. W. and u. railroad. bound south, the en-
CINE struck man who was walking on the track
aud hurled him some distance. The train vas
stopped, when Il was found that he bad been ter
ribiy crushed. and that life was extinct. He uas
about six feet high, were q heavy brown nous
tache, and vas attirsd In dark clothes. In his
pockets wsse found several dollars In moaey aad
= good silver watch. One Of his arms had On Il
worked In India ink = captains badge Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic. The deceased vas
apparently about a. years Of age. There was
nothing about him TO lead TO his identity. Justice
Reevcr held an inquest and the jury rendered .
verdict Of accidental death, generating the COM
many from all blame.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-07-30

DR.. Agnew, who was again called to Washing
ton few days ago 70 consult in the Presidents
case, Is thRs described BY the Warrington CORES
pondenl Of the SaH ono one would ever take
Dr.. Agnew from his looks 10 be the surgeon that
he Is. In appearance hc more nearly resembles q
veil to do Maryland farmer than the conventional
surgeon about hfty i've years Of age. lie stands
about high and erect NJ Gen. Sherman, who he
resembles In appearance very much. except that
DR.. Agnew has white side whiskers, while Sher-
man only has short chin. whiskers. lie wears Q
country looking white straw hat, and Is n very
pleasant gentleman, though he does not talk -
much as some Newspaper writers would like" The
Dr., we have before stated, is half brother of
Mr.. Jas. n. Henderson, Of Sweet Air, and spent .
portion Of his life In this county.
Mr.. Allen Trail, Of 81. Louis, brother Of Mrs.
John I. YellOtt, Of this place. accompanied by his
wife and children, sailed from Baltimore for Bos-
ton on Thursday. Mr.. John ID. Matthews, Of this
county, was passenger on the same steamer.
Mr.. 4. V. Hammond, Of Cumberland, Nd,
representative Of the BALTIC. 4 Ohio Railroad Co.,
was In Towsontown on Monday, looking up the
assessments Of property along the line Of the new
road from Baltimore 10 Philadelphia.
Among other Baltimore countians at Ocean
City. Nd, during the past week were Mr.. Joseph
ID. Mitchell, Of this place, and Messrs. Joshua L.,
John 7. and J. i. Benson, and jackson L. Dun
can.
Col. u. q. MeIntosh and MossTs. Charles 4.
Fendall, John Grason, X. 4. Hook, W. Y. Mitch
ell, WIN. II. Ruby, John C. Bosicy and William
Grason have returned from their summer trips.
Mr.. II. Bruce Hook, resident engineer at Loeb
Raven, spent several days Of the past week at
Cape May. lie was accompanied by his brother,
Mr.. Charles A. Hook.
II. II. Doarman, Esq, and family having re-
turned from Halifax wefe at Narrsgansett Pier,
Rhode Island, the early part Of this week.
Ex-eounty Clerk John Bacon, Esq, aecompa-
MED by his son, Rev. Geo. c. Bacon, sailed from
Baltimore for Boston on Monday.
Major Harry 0iimor will act Is chief marshal
Of the Towson Guards tournament 20 be held here
on the 18th Of August.
n. Charles Burke, Esq. ofthe Baltimore county
bar. accompanied by his wife, left for Cape May
on Wednesday.
Mr.. ID. sierreit Cuttings. son Of X. J. Gittings,
Esq. sailed from baltimore for Halifax on Tues
day.
Mr.. Robert II. Thompson, manager Of Union
factory was registered nj Ocean City on Esd inst.
Samuel VI. Shoemaker. ESQ.,. and family. were
registered at Bedford Springs. Pa, last week.
Hon. Andrew Banks and family, Of Reisters-
town, are nj the Stockton Hotel. Cape May.
Mr.. Z. Hidge!y Goodwin and wife, Of this
county. are at Long Branch. n. J.
Mr.. Thomas W. Brnndige. Of Goyanstown, was
at Saratoga Oh the goth.
Fielder e. Slinglun, Esq. and family are at
Cap"n Springs. Va.
Dr. WIN. +. Goodwin and family, Of Reisterstown,
are at Ocean City.
Mr.. J. u. Piei, Jr., Of Luiherville, Is at Allan
tic City. NJ J.
Mr.. Charles ". Lee leit for Coney Island ON
Wednesday.
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Booming Right Along.

Tho liarford Democrat Of last week says; "The
Baltimore and Delta railway boom continues, and
the managers are satisfied there will be no eessa-
ton until all the money required il placed In the
treasury. Additional bonds are being subscribed
for every day, and large part Of the money due
ON the first hundred thousand dollars has been
paid 10 the eompany's treasurer and by him de-
posted with reliable banking house. subject 70
call and bearing interest ut the rate Of three per
cent. Steel rails enough to lay the hrst twenty
four miles, about eighteen hundred tons, have
been ordered from England and win be delivered
In Baltimore about the middle Of August. Some
cross.ties have been bought. not such as the
builders wanted. but such az they could get and
others contracted for, or about 10 be contracted
for. sufficient 10 complete one-half % the road
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Property Transfers in baltimore County.

Deeds, Leases, Mortgages, Bills Of Sale. etc.. re-
ceivcd for record In the Office Of the Clerk Of the
Circuit Court for Baltimore county:
DEEDS.
VIM. A. Fisher, attorney, 10 Louis Turner. as
signment.
MT. Monmonicr aud husbandt 10 Elizsbeth IIusc.
Great Falls Iron Co. Ct al, TO Levi furstenburg.
VIM. =. kocch, trustee, TO VIM. fite.
q. y. Weagly and wife Of a., TO John Tase.
Catherine Tackle ct al, TO Julianna Smith.
Elias Liyezey and wife to David n. Carroll
Christian Milehling to CathaTine Milehling.
Ashland Iron Company TO Baltimore County
School commissiouers.
Robert W. Dorsey 10 George q. KeigIer.
VIM. II. Levin and wife 20 John A. CodOri.
Rob,. Sellman, Jr., trustee, TO John J. Herbert.
VIM. II. Baldwin and wife TO BENZ. Baldwin.
y. e. Slinglun ct al, trustee, to VIM. ID. Marks.
Andrew Base and wife 10 VIM. II. Webster.
Philip 0afetz and wife 10 q. II. Gcrhold.
d. W. Bliven and wife TO 7. N. CHIMES.
J. S. !. Baseman and wife 10 Henry Baugher.
LEASES.
Henry c. Gibson and wife TO Temple Building
and Loan Association.
Jas. Manderson ct al, 10 John Deischinger.
MORTGAGES.
John Tase wife TO Charles c. Hoffman, $500.
GOtleib Fischer TO WIN. Gray ct al, $I,a3t.1O.
Geo. c. Keigler to Robert W. Dorsey, $500.
Robert y. Reynolds TO Woodbury. Building
Association No. I, 81 400.
Andrew Adgate Duer and wife 20 Randolph
Barton, 5000.
Vim. J. Frost 10 Isaac n. Durborow, 81, 800.
Jas. X. Gordan and wife TO John II. Leib $40.
Joshua y. c. worthington ct al, administrators,
TO Marceila N. Cross, assignment.
Joshua r. c. worthington ct al, administrators,
TO Marcelia n. Cross, assignment.
Joshua =. G. worthington ct al, administrators,
TO Mareella N. Cross, assignment.
Joshua p. G. worthington et al, administrators,
TO Mareella N. Cross, assignment.
Joshua +. c. worthington ct al, administrators,
- Nafy A. G. wsrthington, Assignment.
teshua y. G. worthington &C al, adninistrutors,
TO Mary A. c. worthington, assignment.
Joshua y. G. worthington Of al, administrators,
10 Elizabeth =. 0futt, assignment.
RELEASES.
Lydia Tate and husband 10 George Campbell.
chas. c. Hoffman to John Tasc.
Citizens Land and Building Association to Ann
Stineheomb.
Thos. Armstrong, administrator. to Charles II.
Quinlan.
J. =. c. worthington ct al. administrator. to
Evclne A. Morgan.
Dan1 W. Cameron to n. y. IIaight ct al.
BILLS or SALE.
Vim. II. Hughes TO Stephen IIaut. $lOO.
Michael krencr TO Adam kreiner. S2O0.
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Extracted with a Magnet.

Dr. George Realiug. the well eeslist. .
few days since performed nsw and isssresting
surgical operation upon the eye of boy sbOai u
years Of age, = resident of Cambria county, Pa
The operation consulted of the rsmoval of piece
Of steel from the Postsrior chanbsr u the eye By
the use sf powerful magnet, similar In appear
amer 10 . small Calling gun. The eye being fall
of blood. and the fereign body being invisible. the
ocalist enlarged the wound created BY the steel
aud introduesi the spsx sf the gnsi ssissss Ia
lips The piees % steel was attrnsted q The mng-
net and successfnliy renewed The ahsorption II
blood took place very rapidly, aad the weund
hsled In . lev days.--Bsiio. Ansrieas, I'd isss.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-07-30

The public career Of lion. Roscoe Conklins has
been crowned with honors. The Boston fssfssys
.In 1850. before he had reached his twenty -6rst
year. Mr.. Conkling vas appointed District Attor-
ney. lie vas elected Mayor Of Utica when be was
only twsnty mine years old, in the year lsss. In
the same year he was elected ts the Thirty sixth
Congress by s.oeo majority, and two years later
be vas rs-eleetsi b. an increased majority. In
the next Congressional campaign be snstainsd n
desaf bot was 70 elected TO the Thirty nnth Con
gress By majority 81 zoo. Another reelection
70 the fortieth Congress testified 10 the continued
confidence Of his frienas and neighbors in Oneida
county, and on January lath, IsG7. be vas chosen
90 Represent the Empire State in the United States
Senate. In 1873 be was unanimously re .nomina-
ted By his party and re elected for another term
In the Senste of the United States, and there he
remained until his recent resignation"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-07-30
A Commitment 20 baltimore

The Nsw York Ssa says: 'sThe city Of Balti-
more Is in an enviabis position. lis veil gov
erned. A new proof Of this is giSsn in the con-
struesion d the Gunpoudsr Water Works. Sew
srai year, ago the people voted 81 900 10 con-
strust the works. magnificent tunnel. seven
miles long. great part Of Il through solid rock.
vas cut aud nov the works are completed. and
their remains So zoe of the appropriated $1,000,
600 unexpended. This eircumstnnee. however.
has its parallel in the history of the City Hall Of
the same city. Tor which ss.eoe .eee uere apPro-
priAsed. Amer u vas entirely completed the
building commission had overs ieo, zoo unexPend-
ek money on their hands"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-07-30
Guitoau's Isolation.

The wa,hin2t' n Star says "Guiieau ,tiil re-
mains ia Jail At least il IL safe TO assume that
fac; frnm the grea, precautions taken to pre-
vent people from getting into the building. visi.
tors day has been temporarily abolished. visi-
tors are not allowed beyond the waiting room,
just inside the entrance. II things are brought
for prisoners they are taken into them by guards.
The aiieniaais at the Jail rndcr strict orders
not to communicate with Guitcau and To- coai-
municAic with people outside about him. They
will not even say in what wing of the Jail he j.
confined. The directions of the district attorney
regarding the isolation Of the prisoner have been
complied with AMI he orcupies whole sec
ton of the jail By himself. san. newspapers. sans
books. sans companions. sans eVerything-in alb.
soiute solitary confinement. the horrors Of which
have been graphically portrayed By Charles
Headr. The guard Who appears occasionally 10
attend Q" III. wants l. not allowed to oununica;e
with him. Since the .li,iii.i attorney aent away
Guitcau hs, e,rs been deprived IT the pleasure
he hal in making statements t. that official. 4
detachment If artillery till remain Mt the Jail.
Guiicsu being ia some sense prisoner Of State.
The Jail "fcial, deny that GGiieaH has teen kept
informed Of the condition "f the President aud
that he expressed sorrow when he heard of the re-
lapse. lie is kept 10 utter ignorance. No one
calls at the jail 10 Guicau except the district
attorney and bi. -trh.sTapber. aud newspaper re-
PoTtcrs. Of r"urse the latter never sec him..
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Railroad Beneficial Association.

The semi-a annual report Of the workingman's
railway, for the term ending June 3oth. 1881, 10
e fsiisws: Reseipts, 81 .33023 expenditures for
-. s-sss.-s L....ss>, 5000, 10
eidentai expenses, $3.50; total, 81 1900. The
assessments for each month we're January 80
cents: February, $i.lO; March, 81; April. Go
cents; May GO cents June, 80 cents total Si.3O
Average per month, 1is cents. This includes
benefits on the death Of one member and the death
Of the wife Of member. Number Of beneficial
member. $50 non-benefcial, $; members adj
mittei, 30; members Suspended, 10. Jas. Roche
vas the member who died.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-07-30
vennor ouesses at August.

August Probably warm and oppressive 2
and 5-Gcnerally pleasant weather, fairly warm
days, and cool 10 cold evenings and nights; O.
Fair dpleasant; Z (Sundayl-IIcat and storms;
aud l0--sultry weather, with heavy showers,
cooler evenings and nights; II aud l3-iet
again In the United States, with cloudyand sultry
weather, storms In Canada; u (Sunday)-cooler
change; l5-Cooler 10 cold and cloudy and pleas.
ant; l6--Storns throughout portions Of Virginia;
" and lS-Iiaii storms and frosts probably In
some portions; 10 aud 2O-fleat and storms 81
--Sultry aud showery 22-Sultry and windy I;
- and 2l-iIeat and wind; IS and 26-Iieayy
storms ON the lakes, on the 81. Lawrence and
around New York; % and 29-cooier weather,
with rains aud frosts in the northern section 80
and 3i--fair and pleasant weather, with cool
evenings and nights, with indications Of returning
has
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-07-30
New GasliRht Company.

On Wednesday last a certificate Of incorp"ra-
tion Of the Baltimore County Gaslight Company
Was filed in the county Clerks Office. The incor.
pOrators are Vim. A. keener and fco. L. Geran.
Of New York and Robert ". l.. Rasin, Daniel
Hagerty and Fredk A. PhipPs. Of Baltimore city.
The object l. the manufacture and sale Of ilumi-
mating gas in Baltimore county, with the princi-
pal Office in Baltimore city. The capital stock 10
jo,0o0, divided into Eve hundred shares Of the
par value Of Slo0 each. The directors and mana
gers of the for the next twelve months are
W. A. kcener. q. l.. Geran, II. W. L. Rasin, +.
A. Phipps and Daniel IIagerty. Extended time
Of the corporation two hundred years.
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The granite Qnarries in the % district of
this county, are being operated with more than
usual activity. -Four are worked, and one party
Is hlling orders for Cincinnati. With improved
connections with the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road the superior quality Of tbis granite would
large the industry beyond any present means cf
calculation.
The train men who run the Pcn.Mar cx-
cursions on tho Western Maryland railroad arc
very attentive and obliging officials. The ears
are new and very comfortable and altogether the
trip TO Pen-Mar and return Is the best Il l. the
cheapest -considering the distanee-Out of Balti-
more. Everybody should 20 to Pen Mar. To
describe the grand scenery from High Rock would
be next TO Impossible Il must be seen 10 be ap.
pTociated.
On the lith inst. Elmer Harris. fireman
ON the train between Emory Grove, Hanover and
Gettysburg. was on the side Of the engine oiling
the machinery, when he wa struck BY n small
bridge and hurled from he engine into the stream
below. The train had gone four or Eve miles be-
Tore his absence was discovered, and on returning
he was taken from the muddy bed Of the stream.
His injuries, though severe, were not fatal, and
he IL rapidly recovering.
There was little ripple Of Of excitement
in Towsontown about noon ON Wednesday grow
ing out of horsc.tradc and the Swap" was e.
naly declared ''oa' by one Of the parties refus-
ing TO submit to u because II had been made by
his minor son. The other party was q sewing
machine agent from llavrc.de. Grace aud whilst
lac didn't get the new horse he went of with the
$500 boot money, putting him just that much
ahead Of Towsontown.
There are some very bad boys In ToHson-
town and unless their parents pay more attention
10 them the chances that their hearts will be
made 10 ache on their account before they grow
60 manhood. A number OF uTchins who drive
cows away from the town TO pasture have been in
the habit lately Of committing depredaiions upon
the premises Of colorcd woman living on the
Dulany's Valley pike. They steal her eggs. Kill
her chickens, and destroy her garden while she IL
absent at work, causing her much trouble and
loss. IL Is hoped the parents OF these boys will
take them in hand aud punish them for their mis-
conduct, otherwise the officers Of the law will be
called upon. Its n shame that such things
should be permitted.
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Run over and Killed.

A boy named kueeherer, aged years, living
with his parents In baltimore, while fishing from
tho Light street bridge, In this county, on ThHss
day, was run over by wagon driven by Howard
Hammond, Of Anne Arundel county, reseiving In
jurics which caused his death one hour afterwards.
Hammond was running race At the time with
another wagon.
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"a CnnIdn.t sfand be.

Al an evening party q LAZY vas called upon for
. song. and began ~T1i strike again my sansfai
Tyre" Her husband vas observed TO dodge sud
dsnly aaa start huuiediy from the room. remark
ing: "Not II know u she won'L She heiis eine
bianss out Of ne II hone, and I stand " IKE
man; but when che threatens 20 hit me in strange
houss, and calls me liar before . uhoie crowd,
IN run % long a. have sPark Of manhood len.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Good Leyie.-A word to those who neglect 10
avail themselves Of the business opportunities ne
oaer. For nearly thirty years ne have largely
aud satisfactorily supplied the retail demand for
meas, boys and ehilaren's clothing In this city
and State. The class Of clothing ne make IL too
ane for dealers In small towns 20 keep and IL
much better than l. generally found In large cites
II yau want good article al the lowest possible
price, call upon C. n. 0ehm A Son, Pratt and
Hanover streets.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-07-30

The June report ofths treasurer ofthe Northern
Central hallway Company shows that the gross
earnings of the road during that month were
sls5 ,2s7i6, andthe operating expenses s3o5 ses.-
81 net earnings slsl .6eo.e3. For the came
month Of 1850 the net earnings we're Slt3, 326.7s.
For the six months ended June 30th the net earn
ings Of the road were oto tsieo, 10 cess. 7is.3i
for the half year of 1850.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-07-30

Dr.. Wan. q. Rider. q wsll.knewn prastLsing
physician of baltimore, has purchased from bis
brother Harrison. the old Rider homestead Al
Riders Station, y. G. II. n. II contains re
acres. has substantial buildings upon Il aud 10
beautifully situated. The price paid Vas si5e per
acre. DR.. Rider. who has been prastieing In Hal
timore for about forty years, 10 bachelor. lie
will not occupy the place himself.
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Donation Visit.

,imore county Circuit. eolorcd NJ. p. church, was
agreeably surprised on returning home from
church on the evening Of ??d inst, to End his
table laden with groceries Of every description /;
also purse. lie desires to return thanks 20 his
many friends for their generosity Rev. Mr..
Maniey 10 very popular with his people.
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Mortgage Sale.

james W. Owings. auctiOneer, sold at public
sale, on Saturday, Esd inst, under the power con
tanned In mortgage from Maria c. aud Thoma.
d. Hammond To Charles J. Bonapartc. n lot 30 BY
200 feet, improved by frame dwelling and neces-
sary outbuildings. located ON Jefferson street,
waverly, about 100 feet from the York road, TO
the mortgage for 1850.
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Reorganization OF the P. w. q. B. R. 3

Reorganization OF the p, w. e.. b. r. r.
An adjourned meeting Of the directors Of the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad,
held in phiIadelr hia on Wednesday. the report Of
the committee reorganization Was adoptcl ]. and
Jurisdiction Of the Pennsylyania Railroad officials
was extended over that Linz. This confirms the
choice Of Isaac uinekiey fer pre.ident and A. J.
CasSau TOR vtce-president. Superintendent Ken
ney aud General Ticket Agent Dasimun are re-
tanned IT, their positions. With those exceptions
aud tina; Il Secretary aud Treasurer Craven, the
following officers were nominated and confirmed
90 hold similar positions on the Pennsyiva nia
Road General manager. Frank Thomson; gen
erai superintendent, II. p. Kenney general soil
citor John Scott assistant general solicitor, Jas.
A. Logan controller. RObt. W. Downing: general
passenger agent. u. Wood; general ticket agent,
Geo. A. Dadnun: PuTcha sing agent, Enoeh Lewis F:
real estate agent, Clifford :. Sims secretary and
treasurer. Eobt. Craven; general baggage agent,
Frank J. Mcwade: chief engineer, ". II. Brown:
superintendent of transportation. John Reilly +;
engineer Of bridges aud buildings, Joseph y.
Wilson superintendent Of motive power, Theo-
dore : Ely General agent for Philadelphia, o.
=. Mcclellan aulitor Of freight receipts. George
". Taylor: assistant auditor Of freight csceipts,
Jefferson Justice: auditor Of passenger receipts,
N. Riebenaek assistant auditor Of passenger re-
ceipis 4. }. Gilin CHAM auditor Of disbursements,
Thos. u. Davis: assistant auditor Of disburse-
ments. Joseph u. Greene.
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Great Fortunes and What They Could
AAN0F1nRifah

~ q. 4. ~F
""."'"3'"" HPHon''
There are half dozen CalifoInians rich enoug %
10 buy M a whole State. Millions are with them
g.. L,,.a..a a. al. -. Il,
"" Wv
to'do e''ihon 10 TITS pafi 81 tho world Ihe sup
Elemental personal property roll filed with the
auditor of the comfy In which San Franeiseo 4,
located shows floating az sI9O55s. a2O. About
500 900 900 Of this l. IN e..b and 90 600 oOO az
the balance can be realized upon anv aay. OF
The ..,,. ~ mi. 81 ,,,,,,,.y,v ,hs
faI,aw;n, n,,ns' az. 80, =. ch.,ir. go
400 ooo .,,. . p,,.r Donah,. e. oeo ooo A
Dayi. sGau .oo Lac. "A P.ir sa9 ooo aoo
lame. l.. Fl.,oJ 500, ooo lame. e. FiooJ sae. ,
0o0. ooO /. q. Fl.al a Co. sI0. zoo 600 / q.
Flood A 90. ,rr.,... AZ 1 ~ MacLay $40 ma :
ooO L.IanJ s,,nf,,l sso oro nan s.,sn oon ~
which il In diam.pJ. and famiIy wardrobe Mrs.
Mars = IIonLin. az oo0 mo
This ya.t ay,trra,i.n ~ w..l,h In the hand. n.
few indiviInsIs suyve.t. the inson.Ii,.s ~ mn,
and The no,.ibiIities which u,iyht arise In an,
governmental .v,,e,u In ~. cass M ~. eon.oI;.
dation AZ ,hr inaoenee a soon 400 o00 far .nx
giyen purpo,e. Thee ar. tw.lve men In M.
limited STATE, All. t.yrih.r coYld renr..en, in
,b.ir ou, ,i,b, The cneynon. .,,n az 40 eoo oao
Tina, amonn, :hcy nigh, absoIu,ely control 70
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Receivers' Sale.

Messrs. Keech and Yelloti, receivers 81 the Grm
Of Roe 4 ChiIcoai, Of this place, continued the
public sale of store goods on Thursday during the
day and evening and disposed Of upwards Of e..
900 worth Of goods. The sale will be continued
until the entire stock IL sold,
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Stealing What

Charles Buriock. W. Morshei and d. shipel were
arrested on Thursday on the charge Of stealing
wheat from the cars Of the Northern Centrai rail-
road at Canton. They had q hearing before JUS
tiee Dorsey who held Burock 10 bail Tor the action
Of the Grand Jury and discharged the other two
for want Of evidence.
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Coal Contracts Awarded.

The County Commissioners on Tuesday award
ed tho contract for furnishing $50 tons Of white
ash coal, Nos. and ;. for the Court House, Jail
and simshouse, TO y. Tyson Ware, Of thi. place.
Baltimore, we're the only other bidders. at sos
aud s5.s5 per ton.