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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-05
From Unionv.lle. li,h District.

The hafsc.i Be- over ani u has tseu an uuprcce.
IDENTIFY abundant one. Many farmers whose barns
sere heretofore quite capacou. enoush g. the
cereal. iu. have them nos tiiei g. the roof. 'D-
sciher VITA large quantity % stacks outside
a; the ealofei bash meeting recently held near
this place. aiake it-as you like combat cnsued be
tween Long Green and Dulany'. Valley pug,iis,
Of tue African .Tsries. Which resulted 10 the DuA-
n.y. man su,cce.iins in accomplishing n rather
serious dental operation On the Long Gresn hs,.
Wiei4cr.
During the heavy thunder storm here on last
Saturday large tree IN Mr. Gsorge u Hunts
yard. at iht. place. vas struck by Lightning. Mrs.
and Mi. Clara hunt who were sitting IN the house
AZ the time. we're severely shocked bu; .oon recov
81 from the eject lafg. carriage house be.
longing o. Mr.. John Y. Wilson. in Long Green
Valley. Wa struck but ~ damage done Several
q the hands 100 Mes.rs. Sisde 4 Halle. shops here
hai tools which they were using Knocked from
their hand. and ~sSe themssises rendered uncon-
.ri"us i1r ashiic. The rain ic.reuiri IA torrent.
bot was q short duration.
VI. samuel sirau. an extensive stock .faiser g
Mitchell county Kama. t. visiting his father ani
ffienis a. BIZ Ola home. near this place.
4 hne ypuu: lafse. belonging g Mr. ". She
wan. Il Lon: Gfeen. W. killed BY lightning N
Saturday last.
great many youn. faiks from ihi. nrighta-.
hosi attended the T.s'ouipWn eatup lac, sunday
fNn
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-05
From Laurav.lle. Hartford Roaa.

Your correspondent. "NigiiaHi.' IN his letter
last week, va. wroag IN hi. account Il the SIGHT
a; the picnic at Hall. springs. William Collins
bad nothing % DO sith the llome.tsai crowi. and
A. for that party starting the isht With Nicholas
Richard. that is also al error. Although Collins
hal BIZ jas bone fractured, he vas only there a.
booker aud was struck BY a stone thrown BY
some u the fighters.
The recent rains have been Of great service o.
farmers and gardeners and everything has been
freshened up wonderfully. The temperature has
also been lowered considerably aud this has been
q relief O. humanity generally.
Farmers Ia thi, section who have threshei their
grain are highly pleased with the large yield.
Those pagilistic Gypses Who were encampsi At
Halle SPRING.. after their second set-to. quietly
pulled ~ stakes and len on the hrst train. They
heard that officer Marley was looking gu, for
them.
A Few iays ago Mr.. Collins. ofthis place. killed
very large blue crane On Mr.. wiIliar's ice pond.
IL measured 3 fee, inches from tip 10 tip If
wings and when standing erect it, height from it,
bill to its toes was feet inches. IL wandered
here from the river.
The sunday school q EuiaW ". =. church held
it, anniversary on sunday afternoon last. All the
children we're dressed in white and presented .
very pretty scene. The teachers appeared 90 en-
joy the occasion a. much a. the children. The
school il In charge % Rev. Mr.. crout.
resident.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-05
From Gardonvllie, i2th District.

Tie festival. supi sr aud pic nc which wa. @
have taken place AZ Gaicl's church, Wednesday
II inst. "a. postponed on account the weather
until Wednesday aitcrnoon. 9TH. IL was = great
disappointment a. all the preparations had been
made and large quantities q meats. Ac.. had been
cooked. II B.. hoped there will be a large attend
ancc On the gth, and u the weather should prove
ania' orabic on tina, evening Il will be held the
next
The rain which ha. fallen this week va. tho
hnesi Se have hai IN = long time and the ground
nov has thorough soaking. Il will BE- the
meauf q making many an ear q corn aud viii
put the sasth "a good condition for fall crops. /
notice good many just planting their fall cab.
hsss. which should have been done a; ieas,
mouth ago. especially the Fiat Daich-the savoy
ha. time enough PiNnt' are nos very scarce
Tho bubble gr0ahd Will nov be pioWsi and plant.
81 fYt Pickle. beans aud late crops. si;h IL
!, ~; allowed q lic IDLE long
Most farmeFs have noW flushed thre.hias wheat
and arc pleased With the result. a. q has turnsi
ou' veil. 4 -tsau th-rshef drove into = pi.ee
the other lay and the driver told the lady Of the
house that be lai come g. thrssh their Wheat.
She told him that her husband and the men hal
gone g. Baltimore. hu, g. jas, drive Ia and x q
work IL would be al right, Ac. But the thresh-
,T found the wheat standing Ia snail shocks 10
the Geld and Il course he could no; go g. work ="
Il - hardly necessary % say the lady from
the city and bad very crude ideas absu, thrcshing
Mr.. J. Henry sehons lost . very valuable horse
last seek. after an Hines. q only a f.u hours,
The animal was Injured IN the Peoples Mutual
Live Stock Co. and the outlsy % only fss dollars
will nos secure him enough 90 get another horss
Mr. John Buehsai Vas maFriel on Sunday Il.
is'noon last. 70 Mis- Annie Lu,f, daughter Of NF.
wm. Lu;E. The ceremony took place 81 the re-.
iienee q the brides parents. ~ the presence u
a; least POO guests. Rev. Mr.. seiglsn. pastor q
the Lutheran church % this place. dictated.
Fishing parties are nos the order Of the day.
They g down g. the river and Il they don't &c;
any 6'h they don't set discouraged bat tfy T.;
asain. ". 4. H.
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Property Transfers in Baltimore County.

Dcsi.. Lease. Mortgage. Biil. q sale etc. re.
cciscd for record IN the oshce II the Clerk Il tie
Circuit Court for baltimore county;
nETnS.
Bali,. hatcher. Loan 4 Annuity A.ss. 60 fesi.
y. Wise. ssdgn't
e. T. Wright. r.. 10 May NeMahon a..igu't
SAINT Ci-.nsy 9, VI. -. Wcinheek. assignt
George ~. Palmer 4 ~. - Rachel bar
Dante! Alder 4 vi g. H. A. clark.
Mary 4. Cosisy 20 BALTIC. 4 Delta x. Il. -.
Mean frank g. LIME 4. clark. a.,isnt
John Lang attn g. teoTge LangkAm ~ al.
John Muihnger e; Al g. GEORGE kilian.
Alexander Riddle A NJ 60 Randolph Barton.
Alet Riddle A Of g. Jas Whe4hee
John u. &. Duncan NJ TO Conrad Nurpsn.
berger.
VIM. shirley 4 VI 10 wm. J. SCOTT;
:. e.. Slinsiuf ct al trustees. 30 u. {. Mcroma,.
nTtrssEs.
Fourth German American Bldg A.so. to Mary
Charles.
Ro,hsehiii Blis A,.o. NJ. 10 g. ,ieo. Roah.
WIN. ririch 10 Philip Main.
6eo. u. Graham o. Alexander Riiieil.
Chas. PraSht ct al. trustees. TO Alex. RilieiI
wavefiy Mutual A Permit. Land Lean A Bldg
Assa. 20 LifEie A. CLARK.
Alice q. Pauerson ct al. % WIN. J. scott.
Ann T.. Picfssi a hush. 60 John " Bull.
Fourth herman American Bldg Asso 20 Rober,
7. smith.
David A. CLARK A NJ TO Daniel Alder $40. 0ea.
Jacob Frsunk O. Cncle sam Loan 4 Saving.
Company. sl.e0o.
Geo. Langkam Of Al. to Julius ". KhaI. ~ .ooo
LiEEie A. Clark 4 hasb. 10 Baltic. Perpetual
bldg. A Loan Asso.. Sl.l5e.
VIM. J. scot; A Vt. 10 James l.. Scott. s:.see
Robert 7. Smith 90 Tenth GERMAN American
Bldg. Asso.. $500
Michael Hoffman, Jr. A ~f. 90 John ,. Hoffman
$500.
John Conrad O. Ninth herman American Bldg
Asso.. s3oe.
AGEEENGxr.
Thomas Bidlison and Mordeeai u. Tyson.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-05
From KingsviIle. ii,h District

The wheat that has been threshei has turned
out splendidy and an old and experienced thresher
told mo last week that thus far the smallest yield
that came 10 his notice was 81 bushelsto the acre.
and tho largest 40 bushels 10 the acre.
The fair that commenced 81 81. Joseph's catho-
lie church on the 18th ult, eiosed Monday night
last. A large dancing floor was erected In the
church yard aud those who participated appeared
10 have general good time. Prof. Lyle's band,
Of BelaiT. furnished the music for the occasion.
About fifteen or twenty 81 our farmers will pic
ME At the Philadelphia Club House. Hartford
county. on Thursday, and good time 10 antiei-
pated fishing and Grabbing.
The late rains have been % incaicuiabie benefit
10 the growing corn and good crop appears nov
20 be assured.
Nothing doing In politics. II.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-05
From Fork, ii.h District.


The wife Of Edward Bradford. of this vicinity.
ha' been sick for about two week. With typhoid
fever. II j. hoped .hc will recover. although she
il not yet %, Of danger. The only child II John
Arthur. of this place. il quite sick
Dnfing the rain Saturday last thi. section va.
visited with heavy thunder aud sharp lightning
Patrick Carroll wa walking through field on the
farm uf John Diluorih and b. declares he was
struck on the heat vi the lightning" and that
he ~. "spaehics. AMI could not move" The rain
has done great deal OF good. II Nas looked for
from the fact. stated by Thoma. Laurence Who
ha. "h.crvcl It Ter wears, that there will 10 rain
either the La; three ~ the fret three days Il
each month. lie says Il never missed last year.
Mi's Annie Mc'omas. laughter Il Mr. J. Glen
McCuma.. Il GREENWOOD. wa married g. Levi
Bach,cl. On Thur.lay. July :sth. a, the parsonage
uf Long Green VI. = Circuit. by the pastor. Rev.
$. Afford On tac same lay Nis- Jennie Adv. .i.ter
Of Zen. Ally # ihi. place. wa married g. : ".
thinker, BY Rev. Father MiileE. d 81 Joscph's
church Bciair road
There wili be- 40 aii-day meeting a. Waugh NJ
= church. az Grccnwool. oh SUNDAY 18th Inst,
Rev. Mr.. Marsh 1t Aberdeen. Hartford county.
vhn snce On Long q zen Circuit, will preach.
lie will ai.o preach AZ Fork on weincsdsy even
ing. 9,h instant.
The people q TIL. section are greatly pleased
With the new line e coacAe. uhich connect With
the Delta road a. 10 will prove great convenience
We bat the good fortune e. tisit Pen Mar lat
week foT The tf.t time ani will .ay 60 all those
wh1 have not seen Cumberland valley from u IA
Rock they should certainly g a. IL will repay
them. the trip being very cheap and the vie4 the
ma.t beautiful we have ever behei.
I Fugi-. 90 the well known fran of jane
FIslc Co.. north Charlie. street. Baltimore. With
biz wife. l. ,.ipuruing ia this nsigLbofhool
Mrs :. e. Slal~. q 81 Pa.,. Texa.. formerly &
ihis county, has returned % 'isil TO her Ieia.
ti8ns 4
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-05
ounpowder Agricultural Club.

The Gunyowdcr Agricultural Ciab convened
Saturday last at the Tcsiience % Mr.. Samuel
Price the title 20 whose premises in his ancestor.
u the zane name runs back 20 l6si. the present
proprietor being the afih generation that has held
The property. patent for it having been issued in
iseg. .ignsi aud sesiei by Benedict Leonard Cal
vert. and referring 20 surveys and proceedings IN
1854, 1898. 1919 and 1928.
Col. W. :. Franklin was made foreman q the
meeting. ani Mr.. John CroUtheF. Jr.. Vas secre.
tary. Col. Franklin, Nelson Il. Miles and ". ".
Matthews we're appointed Inspecting committee.
Ansr the reading of the proceedings of the iEst
meeting az the residence q Samuel ". Price. the
Ciab took a stroll aud Vas shown . 6eli q excel
lent corn bat before the members had time 20 view
u they we're driven in By the storm. After book
ing AZ barn well stored with an ample harvest.
some hne horses and aOck o. good sheep, the
Club repaired 10 the house, where fall justice
done io a most boantifai and paAtabie rrpa.i pre-
pared by the hostess.
The question 81 "whai IL the hes, system Of
farming for our district - fully and ably dis
eussei by the Club until late in the evening.
To consequence u the continued illness of Dick
inson Gorsaeh who has since died. the secretary.
Mr. Thomas Gorsueh. has not been able % attend
fyr the past two meetings. In order 20 provide
for the future Il was decided that Messrs. John
Crowther. Jr.. u. Mclean Hardisty and Lewis ".
Bacon Gil the place alternately.
The Club adjourned o. meet August 2Gth. At the
residence q Mr.. John Bend. when verbal reports
Of the wheat crop will be given.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-05
A Midnight intruder.

Mrs. Smith and daughters. of Jerusalem Mills.
had severe fright few nights ago. One % the
young ladies, whose chamber window opens upon
. shed. vas aroused from sleep By the flashing q
. bright light across her face. Making an invoi-
uutary movement, che put her Zoo, against man.
who vas standing 81 the foot of the bed. She
made an cutlery and the man made bis escape
through the window and got away. The alarm
vas heard BY . neighboT. who came 10 the assis-
tnnce of the ladies, hut no trace Of the intruder
could DO found. The young lady's shoes and
stoekings we're the only articles taken By the
bnrglnr.-Beiair Tfmes.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-05
BUSINESS LOCALS.

CUMBERLAND CENESr.-The Improvement 70
| Gently introduced In manufacturing this celebra
ted Cement ensure Il superior 10 Rosendale and
other brands, and the nearest In strength 20 Eng
lish Portland. No better testimony Il needed thar
the fact Of its for erection Of following build
ines Safe Deposit Company. Western Nation.
al Bank, Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore and
Ohio Building. corner baltimore and Calvert sts
Chamber Of Commerce. Enoeh Pratt Library, ouI
New Postotiee, and other notable structures. To
satisfy parties who have not used this SupeioF &C.
ment Nc will give, free Of charge, sufficient guam.
tiiy for test. VI. Hamilton Co., agents Cum.
hsFlsnd Cement Company, Over First National
Bank, South Gay street. Baltimore.
81
wHAr KISDg-T Those wishing 20 buy n Sewing
Machine be sure and examine the Royal 81. John,
for u Is neat simple durable, quiet, ight-runnng
rapid machine. Accurate and perfect in prinei.
pie, beautiful In appearance, and does all kinds Of
work FROM the lightest 10 the heaviest with per-
feet stitch runs backward or forward. sewing at
the same time without changing stitch or dires-
ton Of work. Every machine warranted for Eve
years. jim. Henderson, Agent for Baltimore and
Hartford counties, Office near Postofiee. ToWson-
town, Nd.
HALLocK's NEW sEED sToHE-The new Agri.
cultural Implement and Seed House Of Z. d. Hal
lock IL located ut 81 n. Green street, second door
north Of Lexington Market, baltimore. Roland
Chilled Flows. the Young America Corn and Cob
Mill, Corn Shelters, Hay and Fodder Cutters and
Agricultural Implements Of all kinds. Agent for
the Champion Grain Drill. Goes Original An
nominated Bone Phosphate.
ID
VIZ WOuLp ADVISE any Of our readers needing
Lumber. Shinges Sash, 4c., TO call on or write 10
George =. Sloan 4 Bro. They carry one Of the
largest stocks in Baltimore, and are very well aud
favorably known Ia our county. We arc confident
that any Of our readers dealing with them will re-
eeive full value for their money.
ATTACHMENTS FOR All SEWING MACuiSEs.-
Those wishing Attachments and Needles for all
kinds of Sewing Machines, and best Sperm oil !;
also, machines repaired. can be accommodated at
the 81. John Sewing Machine Office, near Post
Office, Towsontown, Nd.
--:O:-
HASD-MApg SHOEs.--Alfred Pbipps, on Della
ware avenue. In rear Of Ady's hotel. T0Wsontown.
makes 70 measure all kinds of lady's and gents
shoes aud boots. Correct styles and &c guaran-
ieed. Repairing promptly done.
Ee- Couldn't the County Cotninissioners build
ire.proof addition to the Court House without
the assistance Of the "moIel" Clerk Of the cour,
But IL they had been permitted to DO 30 perhaps
the ". c. would not have been allowed TO hos,
the job.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-05
A Very Singular Case.

4 correspondent % the Baltimore S-a. writing
from Hagsrstown. Nd, under date u July seth
sAys "Miss Jane Boggs, aged about 10 years
originally from Baltimore county. bat for tel
Year, inmate of the family of Mrs. Georg
frsansr. died TharsdAy night, after few hour.
illness. About one week previous 20 her deA,l
her room in the residence of Mrs. freaner va
entered AZ night by some unknown party, wsb
while she slept. despoieI her of uxuTiant grsutl
Of hair which adorned her head, and which va
her pride and the admiration of her friends ans
acauaiutances,"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-05
OLDFIELD's ExCELSIORPUMp.

rNHE undersigned has now on hand about 2.OO0
Il feet ofchoice White Oak Pump Stock which has
becni spring water efficient length Of time TO
free IL from sap. Any Pump constructed Of this
stock Is guaranteed not 20 give unplca taste
iothe water. Hisarrlngements for preparing Pump
Stock In the above manner most ample anl
complete. and he will Away be prepared g. put
up the EXCELSIOR PUMP II short notice
Always on hand ali kinds of Pump Fixture. Il
the very best quality, including Leathcred Buckets
for Old Pamps. which can be furnished On demand
Common Wooden Pumps made on the premises
where they are 10 be placed. when desired.
All Pumps CONTRACTED by the subscriber are
warranted for one year. Afer the fret year they
will be kept in order By him for isH ysar.. sof the
moderate sum Of sl.oo per year.
Ee-D RE ESesisior Pa~p 'hoaid not gle, .ai-
ssIr'ioH - 'riN Be rssDr, aHd re- Hapssg rsfss,d
Refers BY permission 10 4. K. Roarman E.g
IoesonioWn. orlefs by mail. or in person. at
tended "a promptly.
WILLIAM oLDFIELD. Pump Maker.
Juiysy.'l Fountain Green. Hartford Co. Nd
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Shot bis Mother.

Mrs. Young, wife Of Mr.. Edward s. Young. 81
Luthervilis, shot In the len arm and slightly
wounded on Thursday night of last ueek. Hsr
little vas the porch of their residence With
pistol aud seeing some one In the yard whom be
Away. fired With the result stated. The ball vas
extracted BY DIR. PEBBLES, the wound being only .
slight one
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Death OF n Highly Esteemed Citizen.

Mr.. Dickinson Gorsuch. one Of the most highly
esteemed and progtessiSe farmers % this county.
died At HE home, near Phiiopols, sth district on
Wednesday last. in the 18th year Of his age lie
had been In delicate health for years and his
last severe illness q seven weeks duration.
lie was an active member of the Gunpovder Agri-
cultural Club and Glencoe Grange and took 81 deep
interest In everything pertaining TO the advance
ment of agriculture, being himself most inteiii-
gent aud successful tiiler 81 the soil. lie was
largely engaged in the milk business and vas
among the ere; In the county 10 embark in that
enterprise. Mr.. Gorsueh vas . son 81 the late
Edward Gorsuch, whO was killed in the riot At
Christians, Lancaster county Pa. September iIth,
1851. Il will be remembered that some Of Mr..
0oTsuchs slaves ran away and vsre known 60 DO
harbored al christiana. Mr.. Gorsueh, IN company
with his son Dickinson. his nephew. Joshua ~.
GoFsuch, DR.. 7. 7. q. Pierce, Nicholas I. Hutch
ins and Nathan Nelson. all we'll known citizens %
this comfy. went In pursuit Of them. and II was
while trying 20 secure the runaways that Mr..
Edward Gorsneh vas killed and his zen Dickinson
seriously wounded. The facts connected With this
terrible affair are sil fresh in the minds Of many
of eur citizens. Mr.. Gorsneh leaves family.
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Hi Of compia,n. Filed.

SIR. Milton W. Oautt. as attorney Tor Mary T..
Ritter. on Thursday hled a I'LL Of complain,
against Mary Z. Ritter. a. exeeutrix. asking that
the court pass upon and eOnstrue the legal opera
ti0n and intention Of the will Of the late HArre,
Surveyor. A bill vas also hlcd for Eliza Fowbie
agaius, the heirs at lau Of Jacob fOuble. asking
that real estate situated In the 9Th district
tanning &c acres. be sold.
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shaap Knlad by Dogs

On Friday afternoon Of last week two dogs be-
longing 70 Jers. Mayes, Of Chestnut Ridge, 70,
amer Cock Of sheep belonging 10 Mr.. Richard II.
woollen, killing nine outright aud eripplng three
others One Of the dogs vas shot before he got
out % the aeld and The other vas afteruaFd,
killed By bis owner.
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Two Man nrnwnah

On Wednesday last . eoiored man named Henry
Hopeful, fell from . schooner at Stickney's wharf.
Canton, and vas drowned. Another eolorei man
named David Jones. Who tried 10 save his friend,
vas also drowned. Both men wers from the East.
ern Shore. Justice Dorsey, Of conton. held an
inquest. and the bodies we're buried At the ex.
pense Of the county.
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john n. Millendsr. Eco. one % the cosnty
Commissioners. len Wednesday Night for Laneas.
Ter. Pa. % attend 10 business IN connection
With kis extensive steam sau-mills, located II
cersdo. Wayne county, West Virginia.
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woodberry and Vicinity.

MessFs. VIM. r. Hooper A Sons are making e.
tensive improvements 20 their Meadow Mill. Two
new and immense engines have arrived and will
replace the ones now in position. Besides this
change IN the engine room other repairs will be
made. While the mill is stopped tho hands have
mostly found work In other mills belonging 10 this
drm. Poole Hunt have cast and finished for
this mill hy-wheel 20 feet in diameter and 60
inch face, which will be placed between the two
engines and drive the mill machinery. They ex-
poet TO finish In about four weeks.
Mr. John NJ. Walker, Of Catonsville, In bis
Luthertillo speech on Thursday Of last week, was
unusually severe on some Of our County Commits.
sioners. Justice N. X. Dorsey, correspondent Of
the Baltimore SsH at this place, entered into .
discussion.with Walker and from the way he es-
poused the cause Contemporaries he must certainly
be In the pay Of the liquor dealers and brewers
well.
have often heard tell Of Irish whisky and the
effect II would have on those who imbibed too
freely. The evils Il has caused and the destTue-
tion that has been traced 10 It's door has been
fayoTits theme Of our Temperance orators time aud
time again, but its baneful influence has at last
been cast in the shade aud It's heretofore greatness
outdone by Irish potatoes and fried sapsSges. No
one would have thought that this simple mixture
would have produced the above cause. had not the
Democratic club Of Clifton held kind Of joliGea-
ton picnic and barbecue last week 10 celebrate
the removal Of Hon. Geo. II. Williams and Squire
RchATdson 20 the llth district where they have
registered, and as Andy Banks 10 tho champion
bull rooster they thought they would try some.
thing new and have potato. roasting which might
have done had they not got the sausage in, but
this was too much and the effect on some Of the
boys was what an cid hummer would call glorious"
and furnished our Temperance friends a new
stumbling block on their road 10 victory. Let
them now 60 for potatoes an sausage.
We are at the present time subjected somewhat
60 a nuisance but l hardly know how IL can be
Our friends on the city side Of the belt
wishing no doubt TO punish the butchers on ae-
count Of their opposition to city extension, have
passed a municipal Law preventing them from
driving cattle through the streets. except at GER
tain hours. They 1.-THE butchersl have commenced
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Mr.. c. J. Parker, Of the "a district. has sold IS
acres Of his property to Mr.. n. b. Taggart. for
$500. Mr.. Parker reserves the dwelling and
mill and will In the future give his entire attsn-
ton 10 the milling business.
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very sne work horse Belonging to Mrs. wm.
Jessop, near Ashland, n. G. n. r.. died few days
ago u water farey. Mr.. Geo. W. Pilssn, % this
pisss wss called % zee the herss bot TOO late to
save bis life.
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st. Joha's =. e.. Ci~rcA. KiagsriRs.
every Sunday morning. at quarter before eleven.
by Rev. A. J. Barrow, rector.
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Torsonio'sR ". &. ChHrcL.-Preaehing Sunday.
a, u a. m. aud at p. m, by the pastor, Rev. W.
T. d. Clcmm.