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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-12

A series Of pigeon shooting matches took place
at Iialstead's Three Mile House, Tuesday after
noon, and about 500 birds were slaughtered. Jas.
Malone killed SO birds out Of So shots. William
Poplar, Of Iiavre dc Grace. killed ~ out Of SO
shots. Several small matches were shot by ANA
teurs. The following were the principal matches:
John Kelly and Henry lIinklsy, Of Baltimore,
against WIN. Poplar. Of Havre de Grace, and
Wesley Williams. Of Port Deposit, 10 birds each,
20 yards rise, for purse Of $40. Each side killed
10 out Of 20, making n tie. On shooting the tie
Oh, Kelly and Huxley killed 10 out Of 20, while
Poplar and Williams made 20 straight shots, via.
ming the match. James Malone, 6rst entry, WIN.
Poplar, Wesley Williams, John Kelly, James
Malone. second entity, John Todd. shot freeze.
out. birds each 20 yards rise. Is each. james
Malone. fret entry, missed his 22d bird, Williams
his 18th. Kelly his sth, Todd his i7th Malone,
second entry, bis 3oth bird. WIN. Poplar killed
30 STRAIGHT birds and won the match.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-12
Hartford Road Items.

On Saturday night while Joshua Matthew. was
returning from market, his horse took sick on the
road and died at Lavender Iiili.
Mr.. Russell IL erecting n house on the avenue
at Lavender Iiiii, on part of the Matenett Park.
willie grounds.
On the a0th Of August = grand reunion Of all
the Sunday schools % Great Falls Circuit will be
held Mt 0rem's church. which Is about the centre
Of the Circuit. A number Of ministers who have
served on the Circuit are expected 20 be present.
similar reunion was held twelve years ago.
Mr.. Henry Wagner. Of Lavender Iiiii. lost .
fne horse lew days ago.
The picnic held Al Gaieh's church on wednes-
day evening, was q very enjoyable affair and was
largely attended, many being present from the
city. An abundance Of good things we're served
10 which ample justice was done. vIsILAsr.
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0LDrIELD's EXCELSIOR PUMP

rINHE undersigned has now on hand about 1000
i feet ofehoice White Oak Pump Stock which has
been; spring water sufficient length Of time 10
free Il from sap. Any Pump constructed Of this
stock 10 guaranteed not TO give unpleasant taste
90 the water. Hisarrang ements for preparing Pump
Stock in the above manner are most ample and
complete. and he will always be prepared TO put
M the EXCELSIOR PUMP at short notice.
Always on hand all kinds Of Pump Fixtures Of
the very best quality, including Leathered Buckets
for Old Pumps. which can be furnished on demand.
Common Wooden Pumps made on the premises
where they are to be placed. when desired.
All Pumps constructed by the subscriber are
warranted for one year. Aner the hrs; year they
will be kept in order by him for years. for the
moderate sum Of $l.Oo per year.
ee- II tie Eresi.ior Pa~p should NO, sirs .o,-
i.faeioH IL will b. removed aud tks money refunded
Refers by permission to r. r. Boarinan. Esq,
Towson,own. Orders BY mail. or in person. at
tended 20 promptly.
WILLIAM oLDFIELD. Pump Maker,
Julysy.' Fountain Green. Hartford Co., Nd.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-12

On Tuesday a. Mr.. Walter Cunningham was
engaged In Telling trees on the farm Of Mr.. X. A.
Bagey, near Jerusalem Mills, large tree. In fall
Ing was diverted from its course BY striking an
other tree. Mr.. Cunningham, In sndeavoring 10
get out Of the way stumbled and fell 20 the ground
Before he could arise and escape the tree fell upon
bis knees. Fortunately . largo stone prevented
II from crushing him into the earth. lie was 70.
leased from his position with great diaieulty and
taken TO his home, near the Hickory. Dr.. Lee
was called 10 see him, but his limbs were 90 much
SWOLLEN that the extent Of the injury could not al
once be ascertained.- Bsiair -Egis.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-12
Harvest Homo Festival.

The seventh annual harvest home festiv nj Of the
farmers Of Hartford and York counties, took place
at the Rocks Of Deer Greek on Thursday. The
weather was delightful ami the attendance was
very large, many persons being present from Bal.
timore county. Excellent addresses were made
by Messrs. WIN. NJ. Marine, Herman Stump and
George W. Richardson, and there was music and
dancing, hesiiss other s:na.e:aea...
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-12
Thieves at Work.

On Wednesday night last the barn Of Mrs. John
o. Price, on the York road, near Cocksysviie, was
visited BY thieves who stole ons.horse wagon, q
set Of single harness and several bags Of shelisd
corn. reward 10 offered for their arrest and the
return Of the property. This e the third time
lately this barn has been robbed.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-12
Arrested O. Camp Meeting.

On Thursday night Deputy Sheriff Failon mr..
girl named Ida johnson, who was charged with
stealing dress from woman ut Monkton. Jus
tice Herbert eommitten her TO Jail. Ida made an
effort TO escape from the officer, on the camp
ground. but failed. She had the stolen dress on
NJ the time o. her arrest
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-12
Struck by Lightning.

Daring the prevalence Of the heavy thunder
storm which passed over the vicinity II Kings.
willie, llth district on Tuesday afternodh. light.
ming struck q shed adjoining tho canning house
not setting Il on ere. The shed was used as n
kitchen for the hands.
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Lat of I.attara

Remaining in the Gardenville postoiiee for the
month ending July 5oth. and will be sent to the
Dead Letter ofiec Aug. seth, iss2, u not called
for; 8. =. Hsnsley, Carl womgener. J. A. Walter.
Smith Van Natalie, Henry Cole, Ferdinand
0hnheuser, John Mem. George schmick, Henry
Bah. JOHS NJ. HERRNAS, p. NJ.
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Property rransfers In Raltimore county,

Deeds. Leases, Mortgages, Bills Of Sale. ETC., re-
reived for record in the Office Of the Clerk Of tbs
circui, Court for Baltimore county:
DEEDS.
Macmillan Pitt 10 VIM. Peppler, assignt.
Teresa Sutton 20 WIN. II. Owens.
George y. Folks 20 John II. Farber.
James II. Smith, trustee. 20 David Carroll.
Chas. 7. Belt wife TO Joseph ". Smith.
Canton Company Of Baltimore TO Geo. Gun,her
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-12

The eolOFed eamp-meeting in progress a, thi'
place, and which is in charge Of Rev. J. u. Man.
ley, was attended by about 5000 persons on sun.
day last, many coming long distances in carriage,
and wagons besides those who came by the BALTIC
Delta and York road horse cars. The minis.
tiers present on Sunday were Revs. =. ". Scott,
J. II. 7. Gray, J. A. Carroll. J. Garrett. q. Mat
,hews, A. Cupling, Il. Harden, A. Baker and "
Fax. The meeting will be continued all through
Sunday night next and will close between 6 and :
oelsek Monday morning. li,h inst. Quite an in
tcre,ting meeting was held on Tuesday night OF
this week. at which Rev. J. II. Manley preached
al effective sermon. Two pendants presented
themselves at the alter.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-12

Geo. l.. Stoeksdaie, auctioneer. sold ON Monday,
on the premises, for Major I'm I. Yellott, trus.
tee. acres Of land. fronting on the Belair road.
at Putty Hin. 6 miles from Baltimore, improved
BY large frame buiidinsj purchased by Jacob
Deter for $l,75O.
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BALTIC. County Agricuiturai Society.

The Board Of Managers Of the above Society
will hold . meeting on Monday nsxt TO consider
the propriety Of changing the date Of the forth.
coming fair, on account Of Il being the same week
In which the 0riOs celebration takes place In Bal
timore.
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Tho Hsirs Of John TODD,

Thomas Phiipo,, Eco. Register ofwills for this
county, this week resolved the following notice,
printed upon the back Of postal card:
"The heirs Of John Todd, deceased, viii hear Of
something 10 their advantage BY addressing J. l..
Warden q Co., Windsor, Illinois. Said John
Todd died 81 Columhiana. Coiumbiana county,
Ohio, In 1854, with smallpox. lie len widow
but no children. Had brothers living In Pennsyl-
vania or Maryland. Postmastsn and publishers
will confer favor BY extending this notice"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-12

II - No UsE 10 try to get better clothing, newer
styles, more substantial work. nicer fitting gar.
ments, moro for your money. or anything else In
the shape Of bargains or fair treatment than 10
offered by the reliable aud old. established house
Of c. ". Oehm 4 Son. $50 W. Pratt street through
10 IS Hanover ST. Get. Baltimore.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

CUMBERLAND cEHESr.-The Improvements 70.
Gently introduced In manufacturing this eelebra-
ted Cement ensure Il superior 10 Rosendaie and
other brands, and the nearest In strength 10 Eng.
lish Portland. No better testimony 10 needed than
the fact Of lie use for erection Of following build
ings; Safe Deposit Company, Western Nation
81 Bank, Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore and
Ohio Building, corner Baltimore and Calvert sts.;
Chamber Of Commerce, Enoch Pratt Library, our
New Postofice, and other notable structures. To
satisfy parties who have not used this Supeor Co.
ment we will give. free Of charge sufficient guam.
tity for test. y NJ. Hamilton A Co., agents Cum.
bsrland Cement Company, Over First National
Bank, 8 South Gay street, Baltimore.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-12

PuRE FAMILY WINES ASB LIouoRs.--we invite
attention 10 the advertisement Of Mr.. NJ. 4. Har-
nett, dealer In ine family wines aud liquors. 1864
Lexington st., one door east Of Paca. Mr.. II. has
on hand very choice stock Of old liquors, choice
wines, 4e., 10 which he asks the attention Of the
public and which he offers at bottom prices.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-12

HASB-MAbE snoEs.-Alfred Phipps, on Della
ware avenue, In rear Of Ady's hotel, foWsORtown,
makes to measure all kinds Of lady's aud gents
shoes and boots. Correct styles and ft guaran-
tesd. Repairing promptly done.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Griffith g. Turner's
Farmers and Gardeners Supplies
Have now ready for the fall seeding our
Highly Concentrated Fertilizers
In 6ns condition for drilling. to which We invite
the especial attention Of farmers.
Griffith A Turner'S Animal Bone Phosphate, com.
bines all the requisites Of sc.nplste fertilizer
especially recommended for the wheat crop.
Grinith Turner'S Amoniated Phosphate.
Grihth Turner'S Alkaline Plant Food has fully
sustained Its claims ~ hrst-elass cheap phos-
phate.
Grifith 4 Turner'S Uns,eamed Raw Bone.
Star Bone and Bone Meal.
slinglun's and Bakers Dissolved Done.
Turner'S Excelsior and Phosphate.
HollOways Excelsior and Phosphate.
Listers and whitelock's Phosphatcs.
Peruvian and 0rchilla Guanos.
Grain, Fertilizer and Seed Drills.
The Hagorstown Drill, with new force feed seeder.
The Farmers Friend Drill, with cone gear TO reg
ulate quantity.
The Monarch Drill, with force feed fertilizer ate
taehment, soWs wet or dry fertilizer and sows
seed either In front or back Of hoes.
FEED CUTTERS.
DIR. Bailey's Ensilagc Cutter, The Cycle Ensilags
Cutter. Hay, Straw and Fodder Cutters for
Steam, Horse and Hand Power.
Threshers and Cleaners, Steam Engines, Rye
Threshers, Hay Presses, Cider Mills, Cucum-
Der Pumps, Creamers, Churns, Butter
Workers, &C., Galvanized Steel
Fence Wire.
OLIVER CHILLED FLOWS WITH REvER-
SIBLE POINTS.
Repairing Of all kinds q, shortest notice.
Efs-Send for circulars.
GRIFFITH q TURNER,
- and - North Pace Street,
BALTIMORE, Nh.
June 3,s2y.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-12

81. JoLa'. y. e. ChHrch. Kiay.riHe.--servicel
every Sunday morning, ut quarter before eleven
BY Rev. A. J. Barrow, rector.
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LOCAL ITEMS.
Religious Notices.

Triaiiy r. r. Church, ToKsoMto,cH.-PTeaehing
Sunday BY tho rector, Rev. W. II. II. Powers. q,
II a. m. and $ p. IN.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-12

FEnrfLixERs, sEEbs, &c.-we invite attention
10 the advertisement Of Messrs. Mitchell a Liv
ingston, proprstors Of the fertilizer, grain and
seed exchange, IT'S Forrest street, Baltimore
They deal In al the standard brands Of phosphate
vas formerly with Messrs. L. Kellum a Co., ant
70 thoroughly familiar with the business and vii
be glad 10 impart any information which be mai
command. This hrsn also solicit eonsignments o
grain.
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obstructing Railroads.

In order that people may be enlightened AZ 10
the penalties attached 20 the obstructing Of any
railroad In this State, We copy from the Revised
Code Of Maryland thetwo following sections under
the head Of "Crimes aud Misdemeanors I"
"95. IL any person shall place anything. or
cause anything TO be placed, on any railroad In
this State. calculated 10 obstruct, overthrow or
direct from the track Of such railroad any car,
vehicle carriage, travelling or passing on such
railroad. or shall break or injure In any manner
any railroad In this State with the view or intent
10 obstruct or overthrow any car vehicle OF car
rage, such person so offending shall be deemed
guilty Of felony, and upon conviction thereof shall
be sentenced 10 the penitentiary for not less than
two nor more than ten years.
200. IL the death Of any person shall be ocea-
stoned BY the overthrow sbs,ruetion ofany rail-
road car, vehicle. or carriage, produced By tho
placing Of any thing or obstruction on any rail-
road. or by breaking or injuring any railroad. or
any bridge attached thereto, In violation Of the
preceding section. then the person 90 placing the
thing. or obstrueting, or breaking, or injuring,
shall be deemed guilty Of murder"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-12

ToesoRtora N. r.. Ch~rcl.-Prcaehing Sunday,
a. u a. m. and a, ?. IN, by the pastor, Rev. W.
I. ID. GLENN.
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OFFICE No. ~ SOUTH STREET

OfFhCE NO. - MOUTH STREET.
The following IL statement Of
found BY the Board of Directors 4, 49,
sss: asaJj, s11 +, m ;ss. held ~
Number Of Policies 10 force 1880, covering In.
surance 20 the amount Of S2s9,OOO.
Value Of assessable liability Of Policy -holdsrs,
according TO the compsny's calculations, 81, 500.
LOSSES PAID.
Charles q. Biusahast, Wiiklna st., BAlt0$ LOO
John Decker. 2l4 Columbia ave. Baltic. 1880
j. krause, II and IS Barre st., Baito..... 1880
DR.. J. Horton Kelley, Kentco., Nd, (cow) 5000
Frank Laucr, PIG Aisquith st., Baltic. $500
ii. g. coburn, Centre Market, Washing
ton, -. C........ 10000
w: j. Chapman, York and William sts.,
Baltimore. 1900
James Barnes, Colora, Cecil county, Nd. $500
John y. Kerns, 500 W. Fayette st., BALTIC. 1900
Charles J. Lindeman, 2iT 8. broadway,
$1,000
Geo. Sehults, Calverton road and Bait-
more st., baltimore. ............... 1900
.225OO
LOSSES REPORTED NOT PAID.
WIN. J. Schneider. Washington, d. C......si2o.oo
Every dollar Of the above was paid by the CON-
pany before making an assessment.
The Peoples IL m Insurance Company. Itpays
just the amount It's policies call for without any
qualifications. IL has It's Stock inspected and Gxes
the amount II will carry on each animal, thereby
avoiding excessive valuation, which is simply
speculation. Parties who desire Insurance their
stock should apply to THE PEoPLE's; those who
wish 10 sDecHiafs should apply elsewhere.
EB-The Commissioner Of Baltimore county
have insured the horses belonging to the Fire De.
partment Of tho county In this Company.
Sead % this oiice for \ circular explaining our
plans or call write 90 our Agents for Baltimore
county; Nm. GOTLEIB II. ERDMAN, Lauraville,
Nd; Carr. W. I. FAITHFUL, Tax Assessor for
the County; ALEX. MCCORMICK, ESQ.,, Garden
willie J. II. s. CLARK, Rossvilie.
-OFFfGERSs-
Prs,idsaf-RoBT. S. C0RsE, Esq, formerly Goa.
missioner Of Baltimore county.
Vice F|s.idsHt-wM. u. SANDS. ESQ, Edito- 81
"American Farmer"
Trea.Hrer-GEO. W. 5. HOFFMAN, Esq, Of W.
II. Hoffman Sons. Paper Mfgs., BALTIC. Co.
SscTssrry-ELI W. FREE. [April 22.-6m.
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Triniiy Church. Long GreeH.--Services by Rev.
a. J. Barrow, rector, every Sunday afternoon, at
$50 O'Clock.
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Fall Meeting ut Pimlico.

The programme Of the annual fall meeting Of
the Maryland Jockey Club at PmlieO has been
issued and IL ~ follows:
First Dsy-first race, Central Stakes, two.
year.olds, one mile, 5000 added money second
race. Dixie Stakes. three year-olds. two miles.
81 500 added money third race. Oriole Handicap.
NIL ages, one mile and an eighth, $500 added
money fourth race, two-mile heats. oil ages.
$500; hfth race, steepleehAse. $500 added money.
Total first day. $500
SsooHd Day-first race, mile dash, Non win
ners purse, 500 second race. purse $500 third
race, Pimlieo Stakes. all at two miles and an
eighth. $500 added money fourth race. purse
$685. hfth race. mile heats, three year Odds, $500.
Total second day, $4,000.
Hird Day-first race, purse $500; second
race, Vestal Stakes. three year.oid fos, one mile
and a-half, $500 added money third race. one
mile. two Odds. $3.50; fourth race purse $500;
9Th race. grand ',seplechsse. $3.50. Total third
day, e., 600.
Fourth Day-First race. Eclectic Stakes, two.
yearolds. one mile, :, 200 added money ; second
race. Breckenridge Stakes, e.year.old., two
miles, $1,000 added money; third race, purse
$500 fourth race, purse $500 hfh race, Bowie
Stakes, four-mie heats, q, 200. Total fourth day,
$500. Grand total, $4,000.
The terms and distances Of the purse races will
be named after ist Of September.
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HALLocK's NEW sEEp sronE.-The new Agri-
cultural Implement and Seed House Of Y. d. Hal.
lock is located a. 81 N. Green street, second door
Chilled Piows, The Young America Corn and Cob
Mil, Corn Shelters, Hay and Fodder Cutters and
Agricultural Implements Of al kinds. Agent for
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-12

the champion Grain Drill. Goes Original Am
moniated Bone Phosphate.
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NOTICE

NOTICE .,u,-
Policy Holders of the Peoples MA.
tual Live NtOek Insurance 90.
OF Baltimore, Nd.
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An IRREDREMABLE GROUND RENT IN
Towsontown. TWELVE DOLLARS PER AN.
MUM. Very desirable. Apply TO
FENDALL MITCHELL,
Atiornsysa at Law, smedley Rov, Towsontoun.
May e.-if
, 1882-03-04

TIE reduction of the public debt dur
ing the month Of January reached very
nearly Sl3, 900. 600. In December it was
the same, IN November it WAS over 81
O0O. 900, in Octofsr more than $4,000,
900, in September nearly Sl7, 800, 900,
aud i'll August over sli,00o,0o0- With
such cap.ei Y GA the part Of the Govern
ment, and with, say, 500, 900, 900 Of the
debt in such shape that it may be called
at par at the discretion OF the Secret ry
Of the Treasury, bearing meantime only
81 per cent interest, 1t Is quite evident
that Uncle Samuel is now in a very pros
porous condition, even II pani.s are threat
ening him In the near future as has been
predicted go often of late
, 1882-03-04

ATTORNEY GENERAL BREWSTER is an
odd character. One of the Washington
journals says Of him The attorney
general odd toilets are 81 secondary to
his fine nature, his mind, and abilities,
that no one thinks If rIdicullng them.
At recent dinner he appeared in a coat
of white uncut velvet, with pointed
rufies worth ransom The Scared
face and the marred hands are the record, !,
written ia fiery letters, OF a brave effort
to save his baby sister from death. He
had nothing wherewith TO extinguish the
flames, and literally crushed them out
with his hands and face
, 1882-03-04
Free Trade.

Thatthe spin. "t Iiee tId'e II d"i oH''
in the land is only too evident the Sos-
pei is being preached all over the United
States by newspapers "f both political
parties. The follouin. from one Of our
valley farmers who realizes that he Is one
Of the victims If the :ar.f vii add 10
the testimony in favor Of a repeal Of the
odious laws /:
WsLLA WALL,, Feb 9th, lSS2.
EpIroR STATESMAN We are told that
We must protect our Infant industries.
Free trade Is certainly the weakest infant
that WAS ever heard of in this or any
other country. Most infants get stranger
Nth are this one seems 20 get weaker.
II IS nearly century old. and YET 1t can
not walk alonr. la 1879, ninety-three
wears 400. these industries wanted eight
and one-half per cent. only for a short
time now the average duty Is forty
three and one-half per cent. Inen there
Is the terribls bugl ear Of ''VauPer labor.
Unfortunately American labor Is ".e oi
. those things that is not protected The
so-called ''pauPer labor Is perfectly free
to come in and Compete with IL MaHu-
iacturers are perfectly willing to have Tree
,raIe in labor. as that is something thdt
they have 70 hgy- But the citizens
Of Great Britain are not pAnperS they
have Just as much and as 9 od meat and
g,od clothes as they have here. The FAC
,orv workers Of old Eaglahd, taking inso
consideration the hours Of labor, receive
az high, II not higher, wages than they
do in New England The celebrated
John Bright, Of England. in recent ad-
dress at Rochdae, showed from the wages
hook Of his establishment that wages
have greatly increased, in some cases
nearly doubled, sinco the introduction Of
free trade; and says, too, that tins
has not taken place IN one part Of the
country only o. in one employment, but
In different parts of the country and III
different employments- A neighbor who
receives newspaper weekly from AMMAN,
Dumfrieshire, Scotland, tells me that at
the last annual 'hiring-day' agricultural
la5orers got exactly double what they
used to get prior to the era OF free trade.
Besides the purchasing power Is greater
there than here in almost everything ex-
cept tea and coffee, -four and butcher
meat and not always In these, f9r rour
has been selling cheaper in Glasgow,
Scotland, than it has been in Davenport
La. The necessities OF our American
climate, too, demand more.
| FREE TRADE
, 1882-03-04
Mason's Insanity

In the Mason court martial the court
ordered a subpoena issued for J. c. Rob
inson, late major of the 9Th Ohio. Nolun-
teers. tt The intention to show by the
witness that Mason served with this regi-
ment bravrly and faithfully and Was
severity wounded, after which there was
a marked change in his temperament and
disposition.
, 1882-03-04
RAILROAD DIVISION.

Trains leave the Depot in Walla Walla
every day, except Saturday, At 40 P NJ,
arriving at The D.ileS the next morning in
time to connect with the boat for Portland
Trains leave The Dalles every lay. except
Sunday, at SO ?. n, or on the arrival Of the
coat from Portland, arriving in Walla Walla
T:lJ 4. NJ.
Passengers for Ainsworth, Cheney and
Spokane Falls change cars ~ W..iluia june