The Baltimore County union., 1882-11-04
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was generally observed here by the boys and girls
Cabbage patches and pumpkin vines we're trimmed
and In one or two cases doors were broken by be
ing pel,ed with pumpkins. Carts and wagons wer,
turned upside down, and ! noticed Wednesday
morning, on my way 10 work. one county lamp.
/ post broken and hoyshsad allied with sume old
iron and stove hxings, broken china, 3c., laying
In the gutter where Il had come In contact with
| the post. One house which I passed had about a
cord Of old wood piled up against the front door
| The dag stones NJ No. ~ school house were taken
/ up and piled on the cellar doors. The boys had
gay ni"ht and the girls had their fun also.
| c. Slough, Mayor Of Manifold, Ohio, spent
some days this week here With his son, who l. in
business in this place. The Mayor has been max.
ing pleasure TIP East for the fret time in thirty
years. Prior 60 going West he was In business al
Carlisle, Pa. and bought largely Of baltimore
merchants, some Of whom lie had the pleasure Of
meeting during his stay here.
Our library has received another edition of
books, among which are several volumes Of Har-
pcrs Monthly, bound. We now have 60 volumes
Of this work, covering period from 1850 TO 1851
and n very valuable work.
Capt. John u. Suter, who has been confined to
his house for some days past, Is improving aud
was to-day Thursday walking out.
7. c. Blair. candidate for Congress 10 this dis
tllets was W thif pace iueslhy evening anu Alo
many friends. Politics l. dull here. There is no
enthusiasm and you would hardly know that m
important election Is 30 near At hand. Talbott's
friends ara moving around quietly and urging
their voters TO come out, but judging from their
appearance they are far from easy. Fred. has
been here and personally visited of the mills
and urged his claims bat IL was no 20. lie didn't
take.
On sunday night Last had a chat With Frank
Mitchell, disgu'tcd GrcoBbsck candidate for
Copgfess, and strange Il may appear, he
says he will vote for Talbot. But what il
stranger stiil, be says he will vote for him
because Talbot voted IN Congress to extend
the charters Of the National banks. With
opinions like these IL 10 n wonder tD mo how
be csuld have accepted Gfeeuhack nomination,
but When reflect ! remember g. have once beard
him say he could swallow anything 90 beat the
Democratic party and now I find him supporting
the candidate of that party and acknowledging
that this same candidate wAs nominated by ring
influences. asked him What hs thoaght sf Mr.
Blair aud he said 60 well don't like that Ash-
lani Company. they make boots and hsrns',.
Good night III zee you again ami away be
sent. AMI - Will they al 20. This county is Re
pahlican aud can seni Mr. Blair 10 Cougres, if
BIZ Republican friends ~ui only 10 their duiy
Take the day, 20 vote early and then see that
your fr ends vote and the result will surprise no
cue more than yuufsslrss Vote iuf Blair aud a.
tho judiciary ticket has Lssn sndof,ei. vote for
Archer aud Hosir,. u you elect ihsm you wiIi b.
defeating ysur 90 enemy. the Democratic uug.
an4 ihai b. hall TIE battle IHArt.
Property Transfers IN BALTIC. County
beois. l.ea-e', Morgafe.. Bills - sale. etc. Re-
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