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CUTICURA RESCLVENT,
The New Blood Purifier,

Internally, and CUTIcURA and CUTICrRA SOAP ex-
ternally will positively cure every species Of huInor,
from a common pi1nple to scrofula. Price Of CUTI-
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{ PYSIPElAS

OF a Chroni' ~arrn for Years Cured by
Cutie,H-a Remedies.
A lady living about i've miles from this town. who
has been troubled v IA Erysipelas for many years,
her legs, has been entirely cured by five months
treatment with your CUTICURA and CUTICURA Re-
SOLVENT blood purifier.
JNO. r. RIPLEY,
Bridgeport, Ct
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SCROFULOUS HUMOR.

Eyes, Ears and Neck in the Most Pitiable
Condition.
No one can tell the amount of suffering l have
endured. When 1 was twelve years old a Scrofulous
Humor broke out in one of its worst forms. While
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neck were in the most pitiabe condition, and upon
my left arm a running and painful sore. l was
dreadfully afraid would go into consumption, rs
two of my sisters had done. l used the CUTIcURA
and Soar on my sores and took the REsoLyENT
regularly for four months, and was cured. l now
enjoy state of health and happiness never expected
In this world.
AMANDA a. WHITNEY,
i. AL
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ULCERS.
Five Holes Running to the Bone "A
Druggists Testimony.

tits with the utmost pleasure that 1 send another
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the bone, and all dscharging matter and very pain
full. is now quite well. She is able now TO work well,
walk well aud sleep WELL and is otherwise in perfect
health. She has already renewed her supplies five
times, and says she never means to be without
JAS. p. DERBY,
Druggist, Fitchburg, Mass.
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SPEAKS WELL.
Placer Herald.

The SACRAMENTO RECORD UNION has been enlarged
to a nine column folio. This change made
necessary by OF its increased advertising pat
ronage Its increased advertising patronage speaks
well for the enterprise of the business OF the
capital city.
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SHGl hrlCOWs
HELPLESS for Eight Years -Unable to Walk
for One Year-Got About on Hands and
Knees-A Wonderful Cure.
have had most wonderful cure of Salt Rheum.
For seventeen years suffered with Salt Rheum; L
had it on my head face, neck, arms and legs was
not able to walk only on my hands and knees, for
ono wear. l have not been able to help myself for
eight years tried hundreds of remedies; not one
had the least effect. The doctors said my was
incurabe. Sony parents tried everything that came
along | saw your advertisement, and concluded to
try CUTIcURA REMEDIES. The CUTICURA brought
the humor to the surface of my skin 1t would drop
off as it came out, until now am entirely well All
can say is l thank you most heartily for my cure
ANY person who thinks this letter fraud, let them
write or come aud me, and find out for them
selves Yours truly,
WILL MCDONALD,
2542 Dearborn ST., Chicago, III.
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BORN.

Willows, May 1o-wife of Il. C. Barton, a son.
Los Angeles, May 1-Wfe Of j. w. Venable,
daughter.
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Candy pulls are in fashion again, but
they are now called glucose tensions"
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DECORATION DAY.

GUNNER POST. no ?, G. A. R., HAS
y appointed the following Comrades to collect
for the expenses Of
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SALT RHEUM.

AMANDA a. WHITNEY,
Little Rock, Ark.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-10-28
For TAs Baifinors CoHHiy rsioH.
tn OMAS AND COTTON.

A short time ago . banquet was rendered,
To one John L. Thomas, by friends who remem-
bered
The goOd time they had, on = previous occasion,
When al those invited, without much pcrsuasion,
Attended the feast Of good things prepared
For the Ohio Editors Though they we're shared
With Thomas and Cotton and. plenty Of others,
Who just as loving as tho they brothers.
The .JssrHai man says of Thomas, "he fell
Upon Cotton, and lampooned him we'll
In a very pleasant. pootical way
When Cotton determined for Thomas to lay
Which he did without mercy, this can show
by reading the lines that are written below:
I think he hal better let Thomas alone,
Or else for bis satire he'll have 10 atone.
As Thomas is mortal, and feels without doubt
Too much has been said Of bis late Western route.
I think II he wanted n Mormon 10 marry,
And wished for awhile at Salt Lake 10 tarry,
lie had justas good right as Brig. Young or Cannon
To "sealed"t to many he could put clothes
! really don't think "ho made tracks for Frisco
Bosause Of the fear of making a mis- CO."
But his mind was centsfed on things political,
AZ no doubt he thought his condition critical;
hut by travelling Wcst-tO the Pacific Coast
He'd inform hi. friends. aud make IL his boast.
Tha, into the White House, without any doubt,
He'll 60 A. Arthur goes out.
! cannot assist him. of this make a note,
Not being privileged 10 east him y vote
hut will leave him now Ia the hands Of his fisnds
Nhefe ne can rest tlli MS procedure endsi
Or up "Salt River" be can easily go
When he sees for PRECEDENT he has no show.
rts- Another Joaraai bull An eminent divine
died in baltimore "ffom the effects of an opera.
ton fsr e-icaiou.."
jEfs- Louis n. Dolph, Republican. and promi-
nent lawyer. ha, been elected &. :. Senator from
oregon.
,..t .. 81, tt- ,tt
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ovKR THE STATE

To tat,. t-.ahs' g "a s,srsi . s,sr.lr 80,
ra.ny s .'ip
To ~ - 'i's'i.r - f'sr-tsf,sr --sr,, j..
$685. asafssss - sis
Tee nst proceed, ID en-. WA,AtaFtrr sns.t,
Ia -. smaart g. ataat a.
be ass msfief1 Nanessl hssk -il rnu
tasnrs tus nsts an ths isi q Nps.nhsr Al nsiaf
-uui q tfv SO Tat .'s % Ss-srs. wsfrss'sf
eastty ihfil 80 sf' 20 'fiei s''i-s -iih NEE
,iss
r-a lsr' rsesr,It s..is.I 10 ons =, e., t-srty
'hssp hsianr'ss g Melville cfom-s.i. = ffeisf.
-wm. = Usisy. e liar. "a s,uuty. h..s st.
mat 'iHs -hirh hn borne e'st lion iamsi.e,
tls season
n. res.rt, .,ihs Hsrfesi sosu,, far sgsre.
E,isi ietsI = s3.utz.. tu t,si tbs receipts
usfs o.. t.is34l
1t B. s.iius,sa that The farmer. q C.ro.ius
cauhty have purchsssi this season not l.. than
%. ooo tons u feftihfers
The nsi prsats u the Ffel.ti.k fair. nat-iih-
'isniing iSs sHfssvfssss 'Ess;ss5. s5s ss;.5s=;=.
., hs,-ssn 81 SEQ and $1,000.
some shsrpsrs At the Eikion fair procured q
10, Il AHls grease. uhich they put in small hots.
snd soif a. ratsnt corn sai'e. Of course Il sold
hks hot cakes
"A fisherman from FTeJssick caught . twe.
pound bas, 10 the Potomac. near Point q Rock,
vhieh disclo'ei. uhsn cleahsi. water snake nine.
teen inches In length.
--Pre,idsnt Arthur uili .isit Havfe de Gr.es
hett month and sngage In the sport q duck shoot
ing. lie vill be the guest u MAJOR Z. u. fsFgu-
son. I. :. Fish comisissioner.
--Chsstefiouu moves. The authorities eantem-
plate an increase u the dog tan from ~ 10 e.. and
according 20 local paper, ARE considering the
adsi.ability Of abolishing hog pens.'
Mrs Iiaines. of Locust Grove. Waahingto
county. has gtowh . cabbage stalk seven and =
half feet tall. With head on Il the sise of . half
bushei. she thinks Il cant be beat
MIR. Joseph Gitt. an experienced engineer,
has commenced the survey ofihe route of the pro.
posed new railroad between Frederick aud Mid.
dls,ovn. The prospects for building this road
are said 20 he very bright and encouraging.
The number of public school houses IN Kent
county is ~, exclusive d buildings In which the
eoiorsd schools are held. There are 7s teachers.
SO white and 10 coiored. and the total number of
pupils during the last scholastic year. 3,5Sl. of
whom 2.t5l were white.
Tho diphtheria 10 carrying Of large numbers
Of children in the neghborhoOd Of -. Inigoes 81.
MaTy's county. Right white and twenty three
eolored children have died within = very short
time. james Hopeweil. solored, lost ave children
In four days; W. A. W. Clarke. white, three chill.
dren within twenty -four hours.
= -iiavre de Grace RePsLfieaa! Thousands Of
ducks are now on our Oats. the greater number Of
which are, however, known a. "Ofal' ducks, and
for which there is no market. Our season opens
November lst. and for which our gunners are
busily engaged IN preparing, when u 10 hoped
there will be better class Of ducks In our waters.
The present warm weather has q tendency 20 de.
lay their arrival.
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How n Thief Escaped.-At the Pimlico
races on Saturday last, . city policeman arrested
. man named NJ. u. Holland. who was seen 10
pick the pocket Of gentleman named CaEenoye
The thief vas taken TO baltimore aud committed
for the action Of the baltimore county authorities
On Sunday Deputy Sheriff fAilon went In to bring
him 70 Towsontovn, and, the SHa says, at Ilol.
lands request the deputy went about with him 10
several places, and finally, while they were In .
saloon together, Holland gave his friendly custo.
dian the slip, aud has not been found since. II
Il 10 true. ss the SaH says, that Deputy Sheriff
fallon went about 10 saloons on Sunday, In charge
Of prisoner, and Afterwards allowed that prisoner
10 escape from bis custody, he 10 deserving Of the
seveFest esnsure. BY this act the meanesi Mind Of
thief who ought 10 be In the psnitsntiary, is set
free 10 ply his vocation upon the unsuspseting,
and al through the carelessness Of an oficer Of
the law, whose duty u was 10 land him safely In
the Jail here.
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q. W. swEENY. Agent.
oLDrIELD>ExCEL>uoRp prur

1 hth .-sa ur-vs-s8 at tariI Itiie- ias nsk
- Ttrls 20 dag IkKeF STEHN
>tW NIL 4Nr rt ~ TACToEY ~h,cs !.
farf o. v.tt re,esss~y n.a-t .rr-. So making
30 NJ nE THE EE>- 4talt1N e fuI sa1'-
l-t vt.rt ~, a.sHts 81 Aarl
TIE sf.eAs aF.us -trsroe ~ tsn. iu savKues
ere thr-.lct suasarfa are .rrsrs q. aisag-re
abe tssis g ths ~aiss ho.rg usaas 49, PCT 60
tF ne ~ th ths r-vs'vss care thsv WILL oF1.
LAST ANA IRON ck oErlNAkA wuuuEN
~ Mt s~sties heiue 'ess Its' o. 81 at g e-ds-
fumfs rsi 70 ir srv par at ths >;s't ara guAr
urfet4 So ors yrA' 80 thef 81 b. kstiit nrsie-
o. fet yssrs afis-~z-ds ~ = rer v-af
Iumps rrrsi-rd Ar3 rumf, maze ~h~rs thrr
80 ia - crested, saeu tcr ID f1rrsshed ~
short rHfies
- Pnce> a. - A. ruur' d; ths se.s qus.lty
ear hs made far. Add-s-s
WILLIAM oLprIGLp. PsHr Maze,
Juiyss' Fountain o 7ceu. Hartford Co Ma
The Baltimore County union., 1882-10-28

A Valuable Discovery.-A very ans quality
ef green serpentine stone has been discovered In
bare Hills, on the Falls road. near Lake Roland,
and the supply is said 10 be insxhaustibls. This
stone has lately been largely used for building
purposes In baltimore and other eitiss the supply
10 also . quarry In Hartford county. The Bare
Hin stone 10 very beautiful and may be had In all
shades, from light pea green 10 . very deep
green.
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ATTENTION FARMERS
save Money by In>uriag cur Prop
erty tn the
Agricultural Fire Insurance COnDV


a..s. Ia-sarv Esss.SiSs: SOS a..
INHf sttsutfer fs-ms-s 10 directed O.. ths great
atvarisEe. % tte ~Av af F.re lrsafan-s ~
f.rs4 By sic ah.ts t.uI.at1
its asfris au.rutf tn .rrr : 600. .art that
e. .'ure shs.'ufc's imFasrIhls
it iusu-et tt'rs hai rve.Hrrs ant FAru
fraIerfy. re,r-trr Al Hskg r-arcrfr such o.
usanufartarnc .- st-rsst.'t cstahi.hueris
u ~ ar's pave 'ar 81 lo-.es ty frs hu' go
da-egs. fas. tt .i'-'.e vhsthe- srs snsus, or
uHf
II Alse pave f.- f.,s =. 'cA - hrhtuirr
ArsvAsre ~ the f.tm. The latter fcatu-t sill
meui the COMPANY q. fhr farming samuurits.
The ierms ou whirt r.ropert, b. insnrci 49, -
favorable a. those - any athv- ComTan, ,r tsi.
country
iafgs numher - prominent ani ~sii k-a-i
person. have air~si, atiested thcIf -aufisnee 70
thi' COMPANY by insutrg their p-oTcrt, therein
ani whoss name. vill he furnished 90 aFVlicssior
g. a.
For farthe- particulars. rates. Ac car or -
address " l. UuWEN. Aecrt
Tovsontovu. baltimore county. Nj.
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S1-col. 7. T. Lang. Republican nominee for
Congress In the Third district, is making . very
active canvass and there are strong indications
tha, he will win. lie Is Avsrypopular candidate.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-10-28

Fatal Acoidsnt.-A fatal accident occurred
at the new N. l.. Church South. on the Frederick
road. last Monday. Two painters named Thomas
Nugent aud joseph Pinkier, both residents Il
Baltimore, wersengaged In painting the tower
when the scaholding gave way and they feilto the
ground, . distance Of Gfty feet. Nugsnt was in
stantly killed and Pinkler was seriously injured.
Justice Goudy, Of the 10. district held On inquest
and the jury rendered . verdict that death was
caused By the giving way Of . scaaold erected BY
the deceased and his companion.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-10-28

eB-Mr Talbot went down to woOdbsrry a
few days ago where he me. number Of Democrats
whs we're frank enough TO tell him TO his face the,
they did no, propose to vo,e for him. Bu, they
will vote Tor Blair.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-10-28

". JoLa's =. T.. CiHrct. iagsriiis.-Services
every Sunday morning. At a quarter before eleven.
by Rev. 4. J. barrow, rector.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-10-28

Trisiiy CiarrA. Long GrscH.-Seryices by Rev.
A. J. Barrow, rector, every Sunday afternoon. at
$50 o'clock.
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Tor,oHiosra w. q. CAHrck.-Prcaching Sunday.
at II a. IN. and at 1.3o p. m, by the pastor. Rev.
Wednesday evenings. and class meetings ON FRI
day evenings, at $50 o'clock.
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Demurrer to Jurisdiction Sustained. LA

Demurrer 70 Jurisdiction Sustained
the Superior Court yesterday the suit cane up u
wm. u. Hoffman Suns. paper Manufacturer.
against the Warren Manufacturing Company of
baltimore county, for damages laid 81 81 1000 for
injury 10 the property. maehineFy, As.. of the
paper mill by water II 10 set forth that the com
pany defendant. whose mill 10 on the Gunpoudsr
river IN baltimore county. raised their dam 20
such height as 10 force the water of the river
back on the property of Hoffman A sons, causing
damages for which the suit was brought. A de-
murrer was dled by defendant raising the ques-
tian of Jurisdiction that as the property vas really
situated In baltimore eoanty the suit should have
been Instituted there. Judge Giimor sustained
the demurrer. Suit will have TO be broughtin In the
eounty.-SHn. 2sh last.
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Winding Up its Affairs.-Ths Aryus says;
"The Catonsviiie Land and Loan Association, In
which 90 many Of our citizens we're deeply inter
eeivers for the purpose Of winding up lie Affairs,
recently declared dividend Of ~ per cent. TO the
netshoiders. with small surplus yet to be divided
The stockholders do not got anything for their
stock, and a. . number of them had risksd the
savings Of years In the enterprise, the loss falls
heavily on them. The officers Of The association
contend that " no receivers had been appointed
the Association would have paid every dollar Of
Ita lndebtedness."
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LOCAL ITEMS.
Religious Notices.

Trinity y. n. Church. Preaehing
Sunday by tho rector. Rev. W. II. II. Powers. At
II a. IN. and y 2. m. Also Wednesday night SER
vices at y o'clsek.
There will be preaching at Luthervillc. by Rev.
W. II. II. Powers. In the Public Hall. every sun.
day afternoon, at % o'clock.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-10-28

A Very Sad Case. pasii nusgsn. formerly
. resident - ths sth district = this osariy. bot
nos htiug near s-sst Atg. 10 the 10th district
attempted g. commit suicids On Sundny night
last. " .hoatng himself 10 the hssi with pi,iai
Bufgan hsi tesn vsFy 40 far some tine. sueering
fFom a',ssk ~ pnsamenia A. times hs wNs
dsiifou, and hsi oftsu threatened q take bis osn
iif- "a Sas;sY iSs; ;a=== =A= ==r= =s.=As=.
him dropped - a. sleep. and the unfortunate nasu.
taking advantage of this. slipped davn stair. ana
pFecssisd 20 the kitehsn whsrs be found 9 -.
Voivsf lying upon the mantle piece These who
-srs 'itting up 9th him heard him rapidly de-
sesndnR the stairs. bat before they eoald svsrtsks
hin he bad placed the pistol 10 bis right tssatis
and aFsi. the ball lodging In his head. DR.. Grsss.
his aiisnding physieiAn. -as promptly on hand,
and Dr. Emory vas called IN consultation, hut u
vAs thoaght iAsIpeiisnt toprohs for the ball. aud
the physieians are q the oPinion tha, the wound
wiil prove fatal. Burgan u about s. years % age
and has . wife and children. HIehas slways bssa
. strictly sober and very industrious man. and
much sympathy !. expressed for the family In the
nsighboFhoOi.
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A triple source of hapTihsss "a good busi
nsss. eOstsntsd mind aud bottle u Dr.. Bull
Cough syrup.
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fSS?. FlLL. f<S2.
Clothing House { Tailoring
At TOMNONrOMN. Nd.

WE'LL ShLkNIbp ASSohIMhNI oF
READY MADE CLOTH. CASSiMERES
COATS. Avn
PANTS AND VESTS GENERAL
AZ rnE TRIMMINGS
LOWEST PRICES. SOLD ny THE YARD.
Foreign aud Domestic Goods Tor Men's Wear.
Wooden Cassimcrcs Tor Rcys' Wear. frum Is cents
upward, which he u prepared to make 10 order
upon the shortest notice and IN the most fashion
able manner.
re- All Wool Suits made 90 order from SIS up.
Genticmen's Furnishing Goods u all kinds on
hand and cold at a. low prices may be found in
the eitV
The Baltimore County union., 1882-10-28

Church Dedication M. Y. Church
South. the drst toll gate. Frederick road. va,
dedicated on Sunday last. Bishop A. W. Wilson
eondacting the ceremonies. The church was pre-.
sentsd for dedication by Mr. =. d. copeland on
the part of the trustees. Mssus. Chas. shipiey,
Oetsvius Knight. !. ". Peddieord, q. W. Psddi.
cord, Esau Barrier and c. I. Lewis. Bishop vii.
son preached the dsdieatory sermon. In the
afternoon = Sunday school mass. meeting vas held
at which addresses were made by Rev. u. y. Ball
aud Mr.. T. J. Magrador. A. night Rev. W. X.
Boyle preached. The church is built ofstone, and
stands on q commanding eminenee. The corner
stone was laid In October. 1869. and the basement
occupied in 1871. The main auditorium has now
been furnished. The old church. which stood on
the space in front Of the present edihce was par,
Of . blacksmith shop used BY Mr.. 0rman knight,
and vas organised May u, 1854.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-10-28

Cumming ana Trespassing. The season
for hun,ing and nu,-gaihsfing bsiag at hand
somsihng 10 rsls,ion 10 the ias touching irsspass
ing will bs 81 in'sfss, 70 farmers and sil parties
e0nesrnsd. Las, fall . ease of trespass. vhsrsin
the defender, hal entered upon the premises - =
farmer for the parpess u bunting. nutiing and
hshing. vas tried before one q the Eastern Shore
Judges. 10 his charge 10 the jury hs said
NO man has righ, 10 60 upos the premise,
Of another shs,hsr for cunning Or other purposes.
withoat the consent o. the owner. and every per.
con 80 doing is . trsspasser. Although IL IL egs.
tomary for persons 20 enter upon the grounds u
others for the purpose of h'hing. hut,ing and
gunning. Jet they have no right 20 do u without
the consent % the owner. Being q trefpasser he
mus, get "a the premises, " directed. and mus,
not stand upon bis going. lie must move Of ~
he can, bot he need not run. II he refuses 10 20
the owner may use ~ much force as 10 necessary
"a put him %, even m u result in the death of the
offender. but you dare not use more force than is
absolutely necessary"
The Baltimore County union., 1882-10-28

FROM taruenFil4e, lAth District Afsr
silence = . fec -ssss Gausg shich iirns uothing
'ransplfsi ~sr'hy afrn'.es. again ssni ysu sfss
i'sms 8 e. this sfitng - are sin having the
mosi farnrahis -sathrr flf The season ever -.
psrisnesi ~ oar Oldest iahahitant nrarly The
isst u h-inhsf ani 81 frost o. iuJafs rsgstation
uhioh books ss fresh and vigefass =. ~ miisam.
m.r Nearly al the trees sstll green. ,hs late
rains having Kept them -. Last ysar the af,i
fr--i came iss latter FsE; sf ssT;ss.s=F. =s.sA
KILLED al psrishsbis VsxsiAhan
There 10 an abundance ~ al fall vegeiablss. and
everything 10 hringng fair prices slcspt cabbage,
which latter are ssiliHg At from e. 20 e. per hun
drsd. Las, year ihsrs uas not enough cabbage
raised in Bsitimors county Tor home consumption,
and large quantities ~srs broagh, o. baltimore
from the Wee, and aiso from GsFmany. and thsy
sold for about ego per hundred.
sunday CANNING has again commenced and
this nsghhorhood l. being greatly annoyed By the
report q guns and the ruahing q dogs after rab
bite. The las 10 thus being violated In two ways
killing rabbits before the proper time and gun.
ming on Sunday. II u to be hoped our oeSesr,
will make some arrests and by tina, means break
ap these disgraesfai proceedings.
A. the sale q Mrs. whitakers personal prop.
erty last ~sek Low prices wsEs generally obtained
but everything vas sold. The rain prevented
many from attending. The farm, which contain.
being 800 per acre.
Nearly all the farmers have dnishei seeding
aud think there has been a smaller acreage
soun than usual The last wheat crop was large
but a. prices came down 90 low many were die
couragsd. Living as near the city AZ we do the
ground can be planted In crops that will pay
better.
Mr.. John Il. Tarber,. Who has been living for
several years on the farm of Mr.. David STREET.,
has sold gu, his lease aud stock 10 the Msssrs
kaek who will run the place hereafter.
Ouing 10 the fact that our people are nov VERY
l..a. Al. -. Ia. II
has been postponed for a couple Of weeks.
NJ. A. u.
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tslr.t n.frs 81 90 Utas kss-sF
astsr. Maiaa Fsfmt Laas Iaan A Sc
fssa g. sassn Nhss.sr
rsusrs. Pea n'ls tssaa O.. Nar e.
o.. 81 hsrs
The Baltimore County union., 1882-10-28

Louis ~ Dolph, Republican. and proni.
nent lawyer. has been elected 4. :. senator from
oregon.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1882-03-15
MARCH Is.
What did the Child See /?

He was little fellow, only three
years old, scarcely able to realize the
loss OF his mother, whose latest kiss
was imprinted on his baby brow, and
whose dying word was prayer for
the infants soul. They laid her away
tenderly, and the little orphan was
sheltered by loving friends. A lew
days ago, the little one was standing
in the door yard, his eye fixed on the
sky with peculiar earnestness. so
absorbed was he, that he did not no.
tice the approach Of his foster moth,
er,who touched him, and said "What
are you looking at, baby ?" Hestruck
his little hands petulantly together,
and, with cry ofpain, uttered go
away. see my mama, and she is
laughing" He remained looking for
a long time, and to all questions res
iterated his statement: 81 was look.
ing at my mama p