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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-10
Items from the 10th District.

On Wednesday nigh, of last week some unknown
person entered the stable Of Mr.. Nelson Gilbert.
at Shawsyilic. anl stole his best horse. The
stable door was locked but the thief made his en-
trance anil cxi; through the feed-room. taking the
horse out through place where Il seemed impos-
siblc for him 20 pass. He also took n saddle and
bride and rode rs far n the residence Of Mr..
William Ilutchins. where he stole n buggy and
set of harness. This bold thief then drove "a
Mr.. Jackson Wilson's barn, on the old York road,
where he stole two bags Of oat. aud started for the
pike. The load was two heavy for the buggy and II
broke down. causing the horse TO run away. lie
ran To the toll gate on the pike where be was
caught by the gate Keeper Rni made safe for the
owner. The buggy was n conn lcie wreck. There
IL no clue 10 the thief.
on Wednesday of last week VII lc the mule team
of Mr.. Jacob VI. Pcarce returning home from
hi. lower farm. the mules became frightened Mt a
man coming suddenly out Of fence-eorner. and
turning short around in the road. ran n mile OF
more before they were stopped. The mules were
considerably injured and Mr.. PeaTce says he
would not have had Il happen for $500.
On Saturday last the new Knights Of Pythia.
hall at Shawsyiilc was dedicated with appropriate
ceremonies. There was n large Attendance and
ice.crcam and other refreshments were furnished
in abundance. A dance followed and the whole
affair was greatly enjoyed.
There l. talk of starting new canning es'ab-
lishment on the farm Of Mr.. Miller. at Monkton.
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Hartford Road Items.

A ncishhor Of mine two crows apparently
fighting in a grass field. Ills curiosity being ex-
cited he approached the spot and found them try
ing to kill snake by picking il with their bills.
After dispa,ehing the reptile, which about
three quarters Of yard in length, they picked IL
up in their bills and flew 81.
The strange animal which wrote you about,
SOME time ago. and which was on exhibition at the
Six-Milc House, escaped from there one day last
week. 4 tcamstcr noticing the animal the
road gave chase and killed il with his pistol. Il,
weighed between and pounds. No one has
been able TO tell 10 wha; family this strange ami
NAL belongs.
The new store and tavern Of John KLINE, at
Lavender HILL which has been In course of cree
ton for some time Is nearly finished. When com
p.;el the old house will be moved To- the rear.
Mr.. A. J. kiichens;cin. n; Lavender Hill post.
Office. has completed hi, hay scales and !. now
ready for business.
Trcpper. the man who bad hi. lee broken in the
Stcmmcr's run ore banks two weeks ago. l. now.
under the skillful treatment Of DR.. Whi;eiorI,
again able 10 move abou; on cruiches.
The grain crop Is looking well and promises n
large yield.
Mrs. John q. Brendlc. who has been very III for
some time. IL now much better. She Is attended
BY Drs. whiteiord and Darling.
Mr.. II. Chapman. superintendent Of the Roanoke
Land and Improvement Co.. Of Roanoke. Va. and
brother Of the late George Chapman, Of Baltimore,
visited friends in this vicinity the past week.
XIciaxr
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A Murder in the l3,h District.

The ore banks Of Mr.. james Riiisnhou,c, in the
18th district of ;his county. were the scene % q
murder on Monday morning last. 4 number Of
eolored men were nj work an the banks when n
difficulty arose between two of them named ThOs.
Queen and GEORGE Ellieoit Queen, Of the same
name but no relation 90 each other. Thos. Queen
used George rather roughly in a scuhle, and after
IL was over George went of some distance. took n
pistol from his coat pocket and returning to the
spot fred four shots at Thomas from the rear. all
Of them taking effect and causing his death almost
instantly. Justice George :. keifer summoned n
jury and held an inquest the verlie, being "tha,
George Ellicott Queen did feloniously shoot and
Kill Thomas Queen" rcciting the character of the
wounds and the Kind u weapon used. Police
officer Wade arrested George Queen aud on Tues
day he was brough, to Jail at Towsontown. Both
the Queens were unmarried and lived In the 18th
district. Milton W. 0aut,, Esq, has been retain
ell as counsel for the accused.
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From unionville. Iith District.

The Dunkards held religious services at the
school house in Dulany's Valley, on Saturday
evening last, and the meeting was largely attended
The old Gi;tings mansion in Long Green Valley.
l. being repaired and when finished Il will be n
most delightful residence. Hon. George n. VIII
lians l. xpccted 90 make Il his Summer residence.
The Right Rev. WIN. Pinkncy. Bishop II the
Diocese Of Maryland. will visit Trinity church.
this place. on Sunday next for the purpose Of
holding confirmation services.
The vestry Of Trinity church has replaced the
old diapidated fence around is grounds with n
new one. which has been long needed. New
hitching posts and racks have also been put up.
The corn l. looking spiendidly, notwithstanding
the cool weather. Scarcely any replanting IL re-
CURED. The grass IL making steady progress and
the crop will he better than expected.
Mrs. c. corroran gathered from her garden one
day last week, some very hne straw berries. which
We think very forward for tho season with us.
The genial and kind-hear,ed potato. bug-the
faithful friend Of the farmer-has again made his
annual appearance.
Mr.. Henry Mast has his portable steam saw.
mill located In Mr.. NafEinger's woods, near here.
where he IL engaged In saving lumberscF the new
buildings being erected In the neighborhood.
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More lniunctions Asked for.

The Mayor and City Council Of baltimore
through their solicitors, Messrs. Machen and cit,
tings have filed bills on the equity side Of the Cir
cult Court here against WIN. H., Geo. W. 8. and
John W. Hoffman, eopariners. trading n Vim. II
Hoffman 4 Sons and also against Joseph Abra.
hams. asking for injuneiions 20 restrain the re-
spondehts-both &c whom own and manage papsl
mills On or near the Ganpowder-from polluting
the waters Of that stream. The allegations In boil
these bills are similar o. those set forth In the pro-
ceedings against the Warren Cotton Factory pub
lished last week. These eases are 20 remain OF
tbs docket and await the decision of the Court o.
Appeals In the Warren factory case.
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An Odd Case.

Mr.. John Henry Keene. sr., last week FLED \
bill In equity In the circuit Coart here for In.
junction against George l. and Christian German,
20 restrain them and their servants from interior.
ing with and hindsring complainant and others Of
bis selection from going upon the premises In Bal
Geo. I. and Christian German, when and ~ often
he may choose. TO ascertain what injury may have
been done 10 his reverson In the property from
preventing his getting wood and stone OF the
premises az provided IN the lease; prohibiting re-
spondent from letting the fences, gates aud roads
get out Of repair and also prohibiting them from
sowing any oats, rye or wheat without proper
grass seed, and from farming said premises with
out keeping thereon the quantity Of stock pro-
vided for In the lease. The injunction was issued
~ prayed. Al the same time Il 10 one Of rather
an odd nature ~ 10 the relief asked.
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Property Transfers in Baltimore County

Deeds. Leases. Mortgage, Bills Of Sale etc., re.
ecived for record in the Office Of the Clerk Of the
Circuit Court for Baltimore county:
BEEns.
Libcrtus Y. Bokkclin L VT. to Ella, Livc1ey.
Andrew 4 ReiBhart TO VIM. ". Spence. Jr.
J. !. Alexander. trustee. TO =. A. Linthicum.
J. J. Alexander. trustee. TO Mary d. Linthieum.
Christian Dovries of :. trustee. to Henry A.
Devrics.
Charlie II. Gegner to John 4. Gesncr, assisn't.
Il. q. kccnc. admr.. ct al. To- Rcbecca Richards.
GcoFse q. Hooper 20 Joseph Matthews.
u. ". bo,lcy & VT to vestry Of Trinity ehurc
Robert T.. Difcnderfcr 20 Isaac Frazer, assign't.
l.oui, Holman to Mary Holman. as.ignt.
u. wilson ct a.. 10 4. 7. u. Watkins, assign't.
Ca,harinc Mueller to Francis Meyd. assignt.
j. y. McJil,on ct al, trustees 10 II. 7. Roberts
Carl \. Won LiHSss / vt. too. \. Won Lin zen.
L. l.. Conrad. trustee. 90 Jeremiah BaubitE.
!. T.. i. jenkins to Jane Il Smyser.
Joshua u. Pitts 4 vi. To- Chas. y. Burrs.
Elizabeth e. Gantner 81 al. to John Cook.
John q. McComas 4 VT. TO August Herman.
John |. Yeliott, trustee, 90 Mrs. Louisa l.. Lee.
Isaac Hartman. &C., trustees, Washington Fire
Insurance Company.
Ernault II. Williams 20 George II. Williams,
deed in trust,
John Ertlman 90 Alois Schaar.
Joseph Matthews to George q. Hooper.
MORTGAGES.
y. W. l.chr. &C., TO Mary l.. St0uch. ~ ,bVO.
". + Monmonier, &C., to Ann Wren. assign't.
John II. Peregoy to Emory Street Permit. Bldg.
4 Loan Company No. I. S20O.
Barnabas Balls TO Mary VI. Brogien. $500.
Charles y. shipicy TO Samel T.. Hill. 5000.
Thomas Peerce TO Mary A. Talbot, $500.
A. SIade 4 hush. to Benz. ?. Lowe, 81, 900.
Samuel T.. Hill 20 Mary e. Mullikin.
Elias Kohier 90 Thos. J. Hunter.
Elias Kohier 20 Thos. J. Hunter.
Henry kaiEer TO Henry woehler, $4,000.
Isaac Frazer 20 Amelia T.. Field. -, 500.
Rachael u. Price to James 4. Gary, $3,OOO.
l.. z. Condor 20 Richard :. Iiardesty, assignt.
Adam Dcbaugh to N. :. Galloway, as.ign't.
RELEASES.
e. W. Rdgely, agent. TO J. u. Gallagher. aimr.
Kate T.. Unphries 20 AdahIiilAh Slade.
ri hard : Hardesty 60 John II. Millcnier.
John l. lellott 20 Uriah Carter, Jr.
Lewis Ripple 90 Henry kaiIer.
Il. Edwin Hook to Vim. ". Hook.
Rothschiii Bldg. Asso. No. 9. to John wolfsr.
man a VI.
Reuben Jones 20 Rachael u. Price.
Washington Gray to Shaaf Boston.
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Canton ltons.

ThFou "a the muniicence Of a wealthy Baltimore
lady Rev. J. wynne Jones, Of Tone Stree, Pres
bytefian church. will be helped by a lady assis.
tant TO seek out the sick and needy in iha, sec.
ton ani report TO Mr.. Jones, who will afford re.
lief. Last year this gentleman distributed $500
worth Of clothing aud food and SliO in money.
relieving very large number Of persons. princi-
pally widows and orphans.
Four hundred children now attend the Sunday
school Of Tome Street church.
The Abbott Memorial church will be under root
this week. new parsonage will soon be crested
near this church. wealthy gentleman Of Bal.
iiinore has given $3.50 for the purpose and ALREADY
$1,000 have been subscribed. and enough assured
for il completion. The building will be ofbrick.
threc. stories high.
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Death OF a Christian woman.

A Phoenix correspondent writes: "Oar peace.
ful and quiet village was called upon on the 81
instant. to mourn the loss Of one Of our most re-
spccied ladies, Mrs Mary Ann Daily, who depart
"a this life after pFotraeted illness from eonsump
tion. and which she bore with christian grace and
foriitude. always being resigned TO the will Of
God and placing her trust in Him. She leaves
six sons and three daughters TO mourn their loss.
The funeral and intcrtnent was nj wiseburg, con-
dnctcd By Rev. Mr.. Case. Of Hereford Circuit.
Mrs. Daily was for a number Of years n consistent
and faithful member Of the N. L. church. beloved
and respected BY all who knew her, and her death
viii be deeply mournri BY hss many friends saa
aeqnaintances. Her age was So years, months
and n days"
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Tribute Of Respect.

AZ a meeting % portion Of the class in the sun
day school Of Trinity church. Tcwsontown, Of
which the late John ". Stevenson was for long
time faithful and attentive member, the follow
ing preamble aud resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS. IL has pleased our Heavenly Father
10 His infinite wisdom % remove from our midst
our beloved friend and associate; be IL
Resoirei. That while We bow in humble submits
sion 20 His blessed will. desire 10 express our
heartfelt; sympathy for his borrowing .amily. and
pray that the God o. all comfort will remember
them In this their hour of ahlictiun.
R''oirei. Tha; copy o: these resolutions be
sent 90 the family. aud tina; they be published in
the Baltimore county papers.
=. u. liorr. Teacher.
ARTHuR l.. BosLEY,
RANDOLPH NJ. Isaac,
On behal. of the class.
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Very Serious Driving Accident.

Mr.. Robert Poole and family, Of woodbeFry,
met with = very serious accident on Monday last.
They were driving in close carriage aud in pass.
ing Hampden Hall the horses took fright and
started TO run, tho carriage overturned into n
ditch aud the occupants severely injured. Mr..
Poole was hurt internally and was badly cut and
bruised. Mrs. Poole had her eollar-bone broken
and was otherwise injured. Mr.. Geo. W. Thomp-
son, Mr. Pooie's son.in-iaw, had his leg broken
aud sustained other serious injuries. but his wife.
who also in the carriage. fortunately escaped.
They were conveyed 10 Mr.. Poole's residence
near by aud medical help summoned.
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successful entertainment.

Three entertainments were given In the hall at
AlbeFton, last week, on Monday. Tuesday and
Saturday nights, for the benefit Of the Albcrton
cOrnet Band. which entirely successful In all
respects. A drama and farce were played
each night. The company was composed entirely
Of residents Of the village. and all performed their
parts we'll, but Miss Katie Falvey deserves par
iicular mention and praise for the excellent man
ner In which she performed the part Of "Littlc
Nettie, only a bother" In the drama "0nce on
q Time" The attendance vas large each night
and the receipts about 500. Barr.
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Lu,herville Female Seminary.

The annual commencement exercises OF the abovI
institution will take place rs follows:
!SaHday. JHHs -Baecalaureate sermon At .
n. M, by Rev. Joel Swarts. d. d.
Mondsy. Jaas I2k.-class exercises at , p. IN.
address; Junior exhibition at s p. m.
Tuesday,, Jane i3fk.-Aiumng reunion at 10 .
M; annual address by Rev. Y. W. Conrad, ID. d.
at ) p. m; graduating class exercises At p. m.
The graduating class l. composed Of Misse
Annie u. Bartlett, c. Ella RhOne. Florence Rider
Cora N. Whip, Carrie Z. Whip and MOllis Wine
brenner.
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panth from Apoplexy.

Paul 0rtiinc, q black smith, living n, Highland.
town. vas found dead in the shop Of Mr.. John
Eau at that place ON Wednesday. An inquest
was held aud verdict Of death by apoplsxy rem
derel. 0Ttiine, who was about so years of age,
leaves two childrcn--a son and daughter. Among
his effects found $685. in money, silver watch
aud chain and other articles.
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A Memorial Stone.

memorial stone has been erected over the
grave of Rev. J. II. c. Dosh in Mount 0livet Gene
terry. II has been placed there through the kind
meas and ibcrality Of his associates In the ministry
a. a recognition of valuable services rendered for
many years as secretary Of the Conference. The
stone has on Il the following inscription:
REv. J. II. e. DosH,
Minister Of the N. +. Church.
Born, April II, 1921.
Died, April 10, 1851.
al shall be satisfed when I awake with thy
likeness
Erected BY his brethren Of the Baltic. Conference.
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Among the graduates at the thirty-Gr,t annual
commencement Of Prof. Brooks baltimore Female
College. on Thursday, were the following young
ladies from Baltimore county Miss Bessie Allen,
Arlington; Miss Grace Lester, LHthervillc, and
Miss Bertha 2. Isaac, 81. Dennis. The saiutatory
address was by Miss Lester, and the valedie,Ory
by Miss Isaac,
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Acqui,,ai OF Rober, A. Harker.

There vas n large number Of persons attended
court here on Thursday last A. witnesses in the
ease of State vs.. Robert A. Ilarker, who was pre-.
scnted for an alleged assault upon girl named
Ellen Bowen. After thorough investig cation the
charges were found 90 be entirely groundlcss and
was defended by Messrs. Milton W. OIutt aud
Vim. =. keech.
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Religious Services.

The Rev. u. J. Beale. whose recent services so
delighted our Presbyterian people, has again con-
sented TO preach In the Presbyterian Chapel iirfs
on Sabbath evening next Mt p. m. lie will also
address the Sunday school anniversary, at Govans-
town, at Up. IN. Of same day. Public cordially in
vited.
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OLDFIELD'S EXCELSIOR PUMP.

rfNlIE undersigned has nov on hand about 1000
l. feet ofchoiee White Oak Pump Stock which has
beeni spring water n sufficient length Of time to
free 1t from sap. Any Pump constructed Of this
stock is guaranteed not TO give unpleasant taste
90 the water. Hisarransemcntsf for preparing Pump
Stock in the above manner are most ample and
complete. and he will always be prepared to put
~ the EXCELSIOR PUMP at short notice.
Always on hand all kinds of Pump Fixtures Of
the very best quality including Lea,hered Buckets
for Old Pumps. which can be furnished on demand.
Common Wooden Pumps made on the premises
whore they are to be placed. when desired.
All Pumps constructed by the subscriber are
warranted for year. After the first year they
will be kept in order by him ten yeaTs. for the
moderate sum Of Sl.oo per year.
Ess- II III Ercslsior PsAp should not yirs saf-
;.f,eiioE IL iH Be- Tszss-sd asa :A- zasssy refunded
Refers by permission 60 X. X. Boarnan, Esq.,
Tossontown. Orders by mail, or In person. at
tended 20 promptly.
WILLIAM OLDFIELD, Pump Maker.
Juiy?y.'l Fountain Green. Hartford Co., Md.
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Barn Rurnad.

ON Friday night Of las, week the frame barn on
the farm of Mr.. James d. Powell. near Sweet Air,
loss Of about 5000. Insured In waierteun Com.
pany for 5000. Tho Gre Is supposed TO have beeu
the work Of an ineendiaFy.
For other LEGAL Matters see Secsad PsOe.
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Nn Rattinr an ann cama-

Rev. DR.. Morris, Of Lutherville, the proprietor
Of the base-ba grounds, and who has freely per-
mitted all persons 10 the use Of the grounds, re-
quests that Il be stated that hereafter the ground,
will be forbidden TO those clubs whose members
bet money on the Issue.
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Fair ana Eaa,iuni

The Ladies' Aid Society Of Fairview church,
near W. n. Curtis store, will hold fair and
festival In the church, the evenings Of the 18th
10th and nth Of June. All are cordially invited
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-10

81. Johns p. 3. charek. Kiay.rii'e.-serviees
every Sunday morning, at a quarter before eleven,
by Rev. A. J. Barrow, rector.
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TorsoatorR Presbyterian Chapci.--Re sun
day afternoon services by the pastor, Rev. $. II.
Thompson, n, I o'clock.
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Miscellaneous.
Field & Garden Seeds
Our stock Of Seeds are from the most reliable
growers-frcsh and true TO name.
Miscellaneous.
FertiIlxerx or Ntnndnrd BrnndIs.

Griffith a Turner's Animal Bone Phosphate.
Griffith & Turner'S Amoniaied Bone Phosphate.
Griffith Turner's Alkaline Plant Food.
Griffith & Turner'S Raw Bone.
Bakers Dissolved Bone.
Slinglunrs Dissolved Bone.
Turner'S Excelsior and Phosphate.
Holloway Excelsior and Phosphate
Listers and whi,clock's Phosphates
Peruvian and orehilla Guanos.
Plaster, &C.. &c.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-10

Triai,y CAHrch, Long Demonstrates by Rev.
A. J. Barrow, rector, every Sunday afternoon, a,
l. 10 o'eloek
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OLIVER CHILLED PLOwS,
Run lighter, are more easily managed and DO bet
ter work than any other pillow.

Malta Shovel Plows. Iron Age Cultivators, Corn
Drags, Cahoon Seed Sewers. Planet Seed Drill and
Cultiyato:. lIageFstown train Drills. Monarch
Grain Drills. Farmer Friend Grain Drills, The
Star Horse Rake. The Victor Horse Rake. The
llagersiown Horse Rake, Billiards Hay Tedder,
foust's Hay Loader. American Hay Elevator,
Double liarpoon Hay Fork. Phiiaielphia Lawn
Mowers, MeCormick Iron Mowers, Mccormick
Imperial Reapers. Mccormick Irvine Binders.
Farmers Friend Corn Planter. Keystone Corn
Drill. Grain Pans. Cider Mills. Corn Shelters. Hay
Presses, Hay, Straw and Fodder Cutters. Moreley
Creamers aud SiodjaTi Churns, Davis Swing
Churns. Butter Workers. Fountain Pumps. Cueum.
Der Pumps. Patent Galvanized Steel Fence Wire,
cheap. durable and easily put up.
Repairing done with dispatch.
Z0-Send for circulars.
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Miscellaneous.

OF WATERFOWL, n. Y.

ASSETS january LIST, 1852, $f,ss7, 3O3.6s.
NIE attention Of farmers Is directed to the great
Il advantages in the way Of Fire Insurance, Of
.eT,d by the above Company.
Its assets amount 10 over 81 ,OOO, 900, so that
failure Is absolutely impossible.
II insurcs nothing but Dwellings and Farm
Property, rejecting all risky property. such AZ
manufacturing or mercantile establishments.
IL no; only pays for all Losses by Ere. but for
damages done by LiyhiHiag. whether fire ensues or
not.
II also pays for Lire Stock killed by lightning
anywhere on the farm. The latter feature will
commend this Company 10 the farming community.
The terms on which property Is insured are ~
favorable as those or any other Company In thi"
country.
4 large number of prominent and well. kn"~h
persons have already attested their confidence in
this Company By insuring their property therein,
and whose names will be furnished on application
90 Us.
For further particulars. rates, &C.. cal, on or
address. II. l.. BOWEN, Agent,
Towsontown. Baltimore county, ND.
Feb.ll.'s2y.
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To'csoniora ". q. ChHreh.-Preaching Sunday,
By the pastor, Rev. W. 7. d. clemu, at II a. IN.
and p. m.
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LOCAL ITEMS.
Religious Notices

Religious Notices.
Triaity y. T.. Church, Tor.oHiorR. Preaching
Sunday by the rector, Rev. W. II. II. Power. nj
u q. m. and p. IN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-14

press my grateful acceptance Of the nomi-
nation you have conferred upon me-
A motion was adopted instructing the
Chairman of the Convention to appoint
five gentlemen 10 constitute the Democrat
lie Congressial Executive Committee for the
district, and after the usual vote Of thanks
to the officers of the convention aud dele
gates of Keyser, the convention adjourned.
what They Say.
Judge Morrow says the western counties
will give Hoge their usual Democratic ma
jority.
Gen. Sprigg says Hardy will come up
with her usual majority for Hoge.
Flourny, another Hampshire man, says
there will be no bolt in that county. -.
Mr.. Dyer pledges full vote from Grant
for Hoge. .. ....
The Hoge men are quite jubilant and
seem to fear nothing from the candidacy of
Mr.. Lucas. They claim that the Democrats
cannot be induced TO vote indirectly for
for the election of Republican Congress
man for this district.
Nearly all the delegates left for home on
the evening train.
The Lucas men are enthusiastic. and say
they will stick to their man il the heavens
fall.