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Daily globe., 1882-09-29
Obituary.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 2S.-W. F. Barnett
one of the leading lawyers of the state,
after long illness. died at his home this
forenoon. His last request was that the
courts and bar, as is usual in such cases.
should take no notice of his death.
JHRsHx CRIT, N. j.. Sept. 2S.-Robert s.
Fergus, . journalist, died yesterday. He
was for time an officer in the Fourteenth
United States infantry, but resigned his
commission upon the loss of his wife and
child in the burning of the officers quar-
tiers at post in Wyoming.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-23
OVER THE STATE.

An Annapolis paper says our people arc
looking with anxiety 10 see the effects Of local
option.
The Rev. John Carroll. Of Chicago, Is the
oldes, living priest Of the Catholic Church in the
United States. lie Is disiantly related to the Car
rolls Of Maryland.
In consequence of the scarcity Of pariridges
this season. IL Is said sportsncn will urge the Leg
islaiure to pass 4 Law prohibiting the killing oi
these birds for two years.
The House of Correction il full and the board
Of directors suggest that magistrates IN the
ties send too many persons there for petty ohen.
ses. There are now in prison 27i.
Stephen Devries. son q Mr.. John u. Devries,
Of Marrio,tssille. Howard county. committed sui.
eide ai plymouth, Ohio. last week. by blowing the
top Of his head Oa with gun. lie vas s. years
Of age.
-Thos. y. Pindeli. Of Annapolis. is knocking a,
the doors Of Congress with an old claim Of ST.
assessor Of internal revenue, from June. lsG5. 10
Msy. isss.
The lalie. sewing society connected with 81.
Jahn's T.. =. Church. nagcrstoun. has been in
existence 81 years and In this long time has done
much good work for the church and the poor OF
that community.
Senator Gorman has presented in the L. 5.
Senate the claim of Mrs. Meliora a. Dali. Of vii
liamsport. Nd, for S?oooo. for property destroyed
by the Union army on her farm, called "Daiton,'
in Washington county.
Mrs. =. Brown. ofJohnsville, Frederick eoun-
~, has stuffed \ sausage measuring - feet in
length and weighing a. lbs. This beats the saa.
sage reported by the Frederick Tsssss, which
measured about co feet.
The Messrs. Disston a Co., of Philadelphia,
will give away Christmas gifts TO their employ.
ees. about !, 200 turkeys. Mr.. shoekiey, Of Cecil
county, As agent for the firm, has secured the
most Of these. paying IS cents per pound, dsliv.
cred at Eikton
MIR. John Brown. of Washington county. on
Saturday last. paid his sixty ninth subscription
60 the HAgerssown Hsraid aad Tsrck. lie vas
one Of that papers hr,t Subscribers. Mr.. b. has
been postmaster At brownsville. that county. for
SO years, having been appointed by President
jackson. lie is now in the g2d year u bis age, be
ing born In 1920.
The westminster Democratic Adsoeais Gays
.'oecasioHall somebody mentions Gov. Hamilion
for renomination. and aiso Ex-GOv. whyte. II
by any sort Of political legerdemain Il we're pos
sble for either of them 10 get upon the ticket for
Governor again, there would be an open rsvol,
throughout the State" Gov. Hamilton By his
advocacy Of Gov. Blair FOR Congress helped 70
defeat him. In his own county of Washington.
which Mr.. Syester and Judge Alvey both carried,
M. Blair was beaten by 72o majority! Ex.Gov.
whytes weakness. the advocate thinks, was dem
onstraied In similar way in Baltimore.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-23

In the case Of Noah Wisncr W. the County
Commissioners uf Baltimore county. petition re
quiring the County Commis sioners to show cause
why mandamus should not issue compelling
them 10 pay \ certain per diem for witnesses held
Ia jail 10 their testimony for the state in
criminal case the traverser being subsequently,
asquitted. the petitioners demurrer 90 defendant.
answer was argusd. The court vas divided on the
question: aud. therefore, the demurrer failed 10 be
sustained. While no announcement was made a.
20 the views respectively held by the two juiges
IL is understood that Judge lello,i WAS in favor
Of sustaining the demurrer, while Judge Fowler
held that IL should be overraled. The question
was re.erSei. on application 81 petitioner coun-
sci. 10 be argued by the court in banc.
In the case of tho state of Maryland. use Of
Caroline ID. Sewell -. Slinglul and Slingluf. al
mnis;TatoTs etc. the evidence vas gotten throug
with and prayers offered. The case will not be
further proceeded with ill the latter par, of
January.
John q. Hooper vs. Franz shaw. appeal from
Justice Cole, Judgment below for Shaw for 50 -
and costs reversed. Henry Fox W. John Myers.
appeal from Justice Cole. judgment below for
Myers for So aud costs. affirmed. Henry Fox
". Lewis Kidd. appeal from Justice Gale. juds-
ment below for Kidd for So and costs affirmed
John A. Price vs.. John u. Walter. appeal from
Justice Bond, Judgment below for Walter for $3.50:
judgment for Walter by consent for costs. wm.
Harris W. John Skeiton. Jr., appeal from Justice
Burton, judgment below for Skel,on for Sls.oj
judgment reversed and Judgment for SkClton for
Sl2 and costs. Robert whiieford ys. Lewis
Schroeder. appeal from Justice Hevern "ssitlel. -
John II. Ensor ys. Daniel Marks. appeal from
Justice Mitchell. judgment below for Marks for
t25.I2, reversed.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-23
Fantastic.

Heaven help our hash "God bless our board.
ing house" has never been worked in worstei.-
ksr Orisaas Picsysss.
Made himself comfortable; The man uho
couldn't stand Il any longey" has taken = seal
and new feels quite comforts Hartford TS-e.
Answer 90 = correspondent: A man writes %
editor FOR four dollars "because be is 90 terri.
Bosfoa GfoSe.
PATS remark absat Mrs. Langtry "An' %
that is the pistuTs of Mrs. LangtTy," remarked
Patrick, looking In II . shop window. "faith
an OF can zee twenty purifier women livery day OF
yashingtsn shtress uid me oyes shut. ."-Bosfss
Transeripf.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-23

To THE PEorLEor BsLriNoRr CorSTY.-we in.
Vite attention to our new line Of Autumn and Win
ter Boots and Shoes, which We are Offering At un.
usually attractive prices. Gentlcmen's fine cali
hand scwed button boots for S..5>; Lad!cs' hand
sewei button boots for $500: Ladies. Misses and
Children's hne custom shoes \ speciality. Il will
pay you 10 give Us call. GrNBr. BTrswoHrn &
Co.. Opera House Shoe Store, - y. Eutaw Street,
Baltimore, Md.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-23

Resignation.-Col John c. Holland has re-
signed the presidency Of the catonsville Railway
Company, and Mr.. 7. e. Robbins was elected 20
the vacancy. Col. Holland has been connected
with the road since It's organization In 1850. aud
for fifteen years has served president and active
manager, now retires for rest and recuperation.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-23

HASD'MApE snoEs.-Aifred Phipps. on Della
ware avenue, in rear Of Ady's hotel, TowsontoWn.
make. to measure all kinds of LADY, and gen;s
shoes and boots. Correct styles AMI it guAran-
teSd. Repairing promptly done.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-23

:. CLE,vELASb. Of the firm of T.. Il. Cleave.
land. lj7 Gay 81. having sold out. would be pleas
ed 10 his old friends and customers az the store
of VI. Lieblich Co.. lis Lexington street. neat
Howard. where he will be able 90 show them q
large and choice selection Of goods, and offer best
Inducements.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-23

Literary Socie,y.-Prof. Chas. q. Edwards.
assistant superintendent Of the public schools Of
baltimore city. will deliver his Interesting lecture
on "Maniiuess." before the literary and musical
assoeiaiion Of Tovsontown, Friday evening. De-
eember ed, at p. m. al Towsontown high
school building. There will be other interesting 4
exercises. Public cordially invited to attend.
Admission, 10 cents.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-23

Il. WILLIS. druggist. ToWsontown. has sccufel
the agency for Pumona. the greatest known rem
ely for Cough, Colds. Throat and Lungs. Free
from mOrphia. fair trial will convince any one Of
is efficacy. IL Is highly endorsed. Price 80 cents.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-23

County Lamps. Hereafter the County Com-
missioners intend 60 employ persons 90 light the
lamps Of the county, believing u will be less ex-
pensive. Mr.. J. G. Le0rand Cole has been ap-
pointed superintendent Of lamps, 4e., at salary
of ~ 900 a year.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-23

--Do'st ihou lore life Then Do not sqnanisr
valsahis time.-fsr that l. the stua NE is made
of;-bat procure 81 once . bottle q Ps Balls
cough syruP Cor your cough and besar~i. Nour
druggist keeps u.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-23
Good Rnrraatinn-

Good Suggestion.---A Woodberry Ns,ss'
correspondent writing from Towsontown says /;
"lt has been suggested that II the members Of the
Grand Jury would stay 10 the jury room instead
o. hanging around the courtroom listening 10 the
lawyers, the business Of the Grand Jury could be
closed up In shorter time. II they are not needed
IN the jury room they might 20 home and save
inc county the sxpenae Of their per diem"
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-23
OLIVER CHILLED PLOws

Run lighter. are more easily adjusted ani b. bet.
Ter Hork than any other pi.v.
Malta shovel Pipws. Iron Age Cuitiya,or.. Corn
Drag, Cahoon seed -pwers. Planet seed Drill AMI
Cultiya;oT. ilagefstonn Grain Drill. Monarch
Grain Drills. Farmer friend Grain Drill The
Star Horse Rake. The Victor Horse Rake. The
IIageFstoan liorse Rake. Ballard. Hay Tcidcr,
Fousi's Hay Loader. American Hay Elevator.
Double IlaFpoon Hay Fork, Grain fan-. pAiliie.-
phia Lawn Mowsr.. McCormirk Iron q wor..
Mccormick Imperial EepeaFs. MrCorLirt TAuc
Einlcfs. cider Mills. Corn Shelter. Farmer
Friend Corn Planter, kev.,pne Corn Drill. Hay
Presses. Hay. straw ami Fodder Cutter.
Mosciey's Cabinet Creamcrs,
S,oiIarl ChuTns. Dl,i. swim. Chgrn.. Butter
Workers. Fountain Psmp. Cucumbsr Pamr.. Pet
en-; Galvanized Steel Folee Wire. cheap. durable
and easily put W.
es-- Repairing done vib ii-pa'ct
re- send i0r circular.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-23

wALEER BooTs.--lf you wast Walker Boot.
call on James Phipps. boo, anl shoe dealer next
door 90 Posioficc, TOwsontoWn.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-23

Asking for Lamps. citizens os Reisters-
town, among them being Messrs. Geo. Z. Dueker.
Andrew Banks, Reister Russell and Others, have
petltioned the County Commissioners, asking that
their town be supplied with street lamps. They
claim that IL is the larges, town In the county.
with one exception, and for that reason they
should have light aud plenty Of Il.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-23
CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CO.
DECEMBER TERM. I,se.

Hon. George Teiion. CLict' JHdge Hon. Darii
Fo'risT. As-oeiaie .j"'iy, u. q. Mciafo.L, E.Y..
States AIRY: WH. ". L.uac, E.Y.. C9,rk
RicAard e. Trnceg. E.Y.. N,rif.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-23

School inment.-The entertainment
at the Towsontown high school, Thursday night,
by the school children, under the direction Of
Prof. Hanna, principal, was certainly rich treat
Tor those fortunate enough 10 be present. A por-
ton Of the programme will DO repeated this Friday
night In eonneetion with tho exercises ofthe Tow
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-23

Orphans Court.-The Orphans Court Of
Baltimore county will not be In session on Tues.
day next. bu, will sit on Wednesday for the trans
action Of business Persons interested should take
notice.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-23

Death OF q Well. Known Butcher.--wm.
Club, weli.known calf butcher, died at his resi-
dence near waverly, on Sunday last, aged 81
years. Mr.. Club was known 10 almost every one
travelling the York road, particularly the farmers.
with whom he had dealings. lie was recognized
a. m honorable and honest man by every one.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-23

Adjournment.-Ths County Commissioners
will not be in session again until Wednesday,
January ID, lsss, having adjourned until after
the holidays.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-23

Public Saie.-Ths sale Of Henry Langc, ad-
NeeTtised In TuE uSioS, takes place Dee. 21th.
Much valuable property will be sold Mr.. John
$. Biddis0n Is the auctionecr.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-23

KOTIfE d. HEIRD,
Miscellaneous.
CUTTERS!
For Hay, Straw and Fodder
In Sizes Suited for Hand or Power.
The DOCTOR BAILEY CUTTER

combines new feature, the knife 80 acting III.
feel a. 20 cconoiuiEe power. IT, simplicity rcn.
ders II easy 10 manage. and makes IL durable The
cut l. changed to ten iheren; lengths with flcili
y. The feed can be .;rrrcl instantly "a; will. and
it, capacity Is far greater than any other machine
using the same power.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-23
Another Attempted AssassIna,iop

Reisterstown.-Mr. WIN. II. W. Reed. Citizen
Of RsisterstoWn, who has taken an active part In
trying TO ferret out the murderer Of WIN. A. Rus
sell, while on his way home nj a late hour, n few
nights ago, was shot nj BY some one concealed be-
hind barn or stable. upon the property of the
late Jacob forney. The ball passed few inches
in front Of Mr.. Reels face. Judging from the
sound Il made. The affair has created consider
able excitement In the neighborhooi. aud there L.
talk 81 forming vigilance committee for selfPro-
lection.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-23

state Grange Oficers. the ninth annual
session Of the State Grange held In baltimore last
week, the following officers were chosen for the
ensuing year;
State Master-I. o. Devries,
0verseer--John W. Corey.
SecretaFy--w. u. Sands.
TreAsurer--J. N. ChisWoll.
Lecturcr--A. X. sudleF.
Chaplain-T. A. Tseheftley.
stevaFd--Judge Thomas y. IgiehaTi.
Assistant steWard--w. d. Todd.
Gate keeper-Geo. II. Elder.
Fiora-Mrs. n. o. Devries.
Pomona--Mrs. Daniel Jenifer.
ceres--Mrs. George Thomas.
Lady Assistnnt-Mrs. Corey.
There were sixteen counties represented at the
ms,sing, and the report Of the Master showed the
Order 70 be In very hOuFishing condition.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-23
A Remedy which 10 Worth Trying.-A,

diphtheria. that dread disease, Is very prevalent
well a. fatal, Il may do some good. aud perhaps
few years ago. in view Of the fatal seourges Of
diphthsFiA In Australia, the Government offered .
reward Of So, 900 for any certain method Of cure
Among other responses was that Of DR.. Greaihead,
which, Il Is asserted, when the case has not ad-
vanced TO n nearly fatal termination, cures the
patient In almost every instance. IL is simply
four drops of sulphuTie acid In three quarters of
tumbler of water for an adult, taken AZ intervals
not stated less for child. The result 10 said 10
be- eoagnlA,ion of tho diphtherie membrane and
It's ready removal BY vomiting aud coughing
This remedy l. simple enough. and certainly worth
. trial where other remedies fail.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-23

Duffels Sale.-At the sale OF Messrs. Dufel 4
Son. at Hillen's lower farm on the Ililen road.
Thursday last, corn brought 81 per barrel. and
common cows Sis and 500 per head. John :.
Biddison was the auctioneer.
Poultry Show.-Dr. George H. Cairnes, oi
Woodberry. this county, has some very dne poul-
try on exhibition at the poultry and pigeon show
now being held In Baltimore.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-23
Maryland Central Railroad.-The Bella

maryland central RAILROAD belair
D'H'o"ra' Of lastweek says: The Engineers Of the
Maryland Central Railroad, the past week. have
been over the line Of the road between Beair and
Forest iIill. measuring the space TO be illed with
trcs,les. with tho view Of giving the contractors
the number and length of timber, required. They
say that the track Is laid mile this side Of Bald.
wins and l. being used by the construction train
for carry ing supplies. A. soon the road bed
can be made secure By ballasting. the passenger
trains will be put on as far as BaidwiB's aud the
road opened % travel. The two trestles beyond
the Little falls and the Little Falls bridge arc
framed and the workmen now engaged in putting Z
the iimbers together at the one next 20 Baldwin :
Station. Their progress ia this direction will ne
eessarily be governed by the character Of the
weather. Ifreasonably moderate the track will
soon reach here ifcoli and stormy not for several
months.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-23
:. Colling' 4 vi. to Samuel W. Bayne.
Samuel Bpwly TO George ". Gill.

Caroline I. knight 60 Il. X. IIAwlcy.
Caroline =. knight to x. X. llawlcy.
T.. A. Harlan % David A. Harlan.
Vim. A. Harlan to Calvin 5. Harlan.
Aquila liarrymAn 10 John l.. Ogicr.
J. {. Carpenter. almr.. to Joshua VI. Matthews.
AssiGNsESIs.
Mary Clemens 4 hush. to John J. Lyons.
John r. Matthews. Ac.. 20 Geo. ". Turner.
james II. McNeal to VIM. J. Brown.
WIN. J. Brown 70 James II. MeNeal.
VIM. W. Spence. Jr.. 90 VIM. n. Clark.
c. :. ShriVer 10 Westminster Savings Institution.
MORTGAGES.
John j. Lyons 20 waverly Bldg. Asso.. $50.
Eliza Powers. &C.. to Harrison Building As.o.,
No. .. S3.2OO.
John stirling 4 VT. 10 David Wiley. g., 800.
Z. &. Morling TO Samuel e. Lee. $1,000.
Wm. II. AlmOny. Ae., TO X. X. Hawley. &c, $500.
J. NJ. Matthews. &c.. to August Ohle, 9! ,TOO.
Jno. MeCollum TO Westminster Say. Ins.. $4,000.
Jno. l.. osler & VT. 90 Sarah l.. Kemp. 81 800.
Vim. II. Aimony. &c, 20 Il. X. Hawlcy. $500.
Joshua VI. Matthews, &c, 10 August 0hle, 800.
nELrAsES.
Waverly Mutual and Permit. Land Loan L Bldg
Asso., 20 Jno. J. Lyons
J. /. Booth 60 Vim. n. Ruby and wife.
Enoch Pratt, to James Morris.
wm. W. Spence 10 VIM. II. Clark.
John II. Vonderhorst to Valentine MOlle.
J. c. Carpenter, admr., TO Joshua ". Matthews.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-23

Skating at Loeb Raven.- The skating at
Loeb Raven this week was grand, up until Wed.
nesday. but the rain of Wednesday night and
Thursday, intcrfercd very much with this pleasant
pastime, The Maryland Central Company has
opened beautiful field for skaters al Loeb Raven,
above the dan Of the Gunpowder uaier-works.-
On this storage lake frozen surface was afforded
more than iVs miles long. A great many young
people availed themselves Of the opportunity 10
enjoy the exhilsrating Pa',ime Of skating on this
6ne stretch.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-23

From Chestnut Ridge, 8th District. al
low me to extend the cong atulations of the
know Il sound. rather empty but oil our turkeys
died Of cholera and on looking around for some
thing 10 send the editor the only thing we could
find was some J,r.isasoH, of which there l. an ex
traordinary crop, which, by the way, some folks
say Is a sure sign of hard winter.
Well, so far II l. hard enough, the Thermometer
being several degrees below "ireeEo," which Is
good for the ice men.
The voice of the dying porker Is about hushed
aud "sassengcrs" and buekuheat cakes about
ripe. and NO have concluded not o. 20 into our
hole until after the holidays.
The hens have gotten up corner in eggs which
We have been unable 60 fnd, 80 will have to drink
our "nog" bare. footed. INO.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-23

Duck Shooting. The shooting % ducks on
Sunday along Bash river and other water courses
In this county, BY persons Who come out from the
city. should not be permitted. A gentleman who
lives 10 the Neck says tbs discharges Of the fowl.
ing-pieees eau be heard all day isng. Sunday after
Sunday. We have heard this thing spoken of be
fore. and the county authorities should put stop
70 such open and persistent violation Of the Sab.
bath. .-Beiair T@es.
The same thing prevails In this county but our
officers make no arrests.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-23
Temperance Meeting n. Towson,own.

IempeFhhce kleetihB ht tIoWbontoWn.-
The friends of local option held grand meeting
in the Methodist Episcopal church, on Wednesday
night. in honor of the recent victories won In the
counties of Hartford. Anne Arundel and Howard
for prohibition. Miss Adio Horne, assisted by
Miss Mamie GLENN. presided at the organ The
meeting was addressed by Rev. ". 7. u. GLENN.
IL was expected that Mr.. Vim. Deiphy and others
would have been present as speakers. but they
failed 10 put in an appearance. The congregation
was large and appreeiative. and from the enthu-
siasm manifested was greatly interested in the
evening" proceeding. IL augurcd well for the
future Of the temperance cause. II b. in eontem-
plation o. organize an alliance auxiliary 20 that
ofthe county aud 10 enter into the approaching
temperance campaign with increased energy and
determination 10 carry the state for prohibition
Let the erySi politician make a note Of this.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-23

Temperance.-The membership Of the 10th
aud llth districts Temperance Alliance l. ineFeas-
Ing. aud soon the real object Of the
alliance is known the membership will doubtless
increase even more rapidly II has been reported
that temperance pledges are required ofmcmber-
Thi, !. an error. The only qualification asked
Of members is that they will aid in securing to the
people the right TO vote whether intoxicating
liqaors shall be sold or not. The meeting At
SunnybTook, on the l6th, was we'll attended. The
next meeting will be held In the Greenwood school
house. on Saturday evening. December 23d, a, y
o'clock. Besides the addresses ihcrc will he
several readings and probably music. The regu-
lar monthly meeting of the alliance will be held
Ia the Chestnut Grove church. on Saturday even
ing. December aOth. There will be good literary
and ssusieal programme At this meeting. l..
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-23
d. ]. Mccauley vs. Bal,o. & Ohio Rail.

road.--In the Cecil county court At Elkton. on
Tuesday last, the Of Daniel J. MeCauley, Of
Ellicou City. ". the baltimore and ohio Railroad
Company. which had bssn trial in the court
there for several days. came 10 9 sudden conclu-
sion. the court ordering \ verdict for the defen-
dant. McCauley Is = miller and barrel manufAe-
turer at Elieot, City. aud sued the railroad com.
pany for overeharge offrrights on barreissaves al
hooppole. from 1870 10 ISIS, the amount involved
being about 81, 500. At the conclusion Of plaintiffs
evidence the defense offered prayers that the evil
dencc vas not legally suthcien; 20 recover The
court ruled tha, the payment Of the overcharge
was made under mistake of Law, aud as ignor-
ance of Law is no excuse the prayers wess granted
and verdict ordered for the defendant. This case
removed from baltimore county, where Ne
cauley had obtainod Judgment for 81 200.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-23
LOCAL ITEMS.
RellRlous Notices.

TSiaiiy =. q. Church. Toir.oHforA.-PTeaehing (
Sunday by tho rector, Rev. W. II. II. Powers. a.
II a. m. aud = p. m. Also Wednesday night SER
vices at ~ o'clsek.
There will be preaching at Luiheryille. by Rev.
W. II. H. Powers, In the Public Hall, every sun
day afternoon, at 81 o'clock.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-23

ST. .JoLH's =. r. Church, HgsriHe.--Serviccs
every alternate Sunday morning, at II o'clock,
by Rev. 4. !. Barrow, rector.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-23

To,rsanfoirn H. r. ChHrcA.-Prcaching Sunday
at II a. IA. and at 5.sO ?. IN, by the pastor. Rev
T. ID. GLENN. Prayer and praise meeting on
Wednesday evenings. aud class meetings ON Fri
day evenings, at 5.3o o'clock.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-23

Trinity Church, Long Grcen.--Serviees by Rev.
A. J. Barrow. ncctor, every alternate Sunday. at
II n'clnck. A. NJ.