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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-22
Son ERSET.

Messrs. Keene Bros. of Lynn, Mass, have
decided to locate shoe factory in Skowhegan.
The citizens Of that place have organized a
stock company which will erect large and
spacious factory building of brick, 2Oox60
and four stories high. A branch railroad
track has been located from the main line to
the factory.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-22

Why suffer the torments of Hades when
German Corn Remover will instantly relieve
Won. pc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-22
Marrifb.

In this city, August 10. BY Rev, r Sanderson, Mr.
Henry Day to Miss Louisa H. Ellsworth oo'h q
Augusta,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-04-01
Cbrrsspondeses Baltimore County Union.
THE FLOODS IN THE SOUTHWEST.

Never In the history Of the country have there
been any foods 90 disastrous as thpse which for
the past few weeks have been Devastating farms,
villages and towns In the Mississippi valley
From day 20 day the accounts given In the papers
multiply with tales Of terror and distress from tho
swollen rivers banks. Over hundred thousand
people are homeless aud destitute and can b bare
iy saved from starvation by the most active mea-
sures Of the Government and the charitable. The
Secretary Of War IL sending forward 10 the scene
Of suffering all the available assistance in the way
Of provisions, bot no matter how great his sxcr-
tions will be utterly impossible for him 10 cope
with the immense and widespread distress pro.
vaiing. The State governments should bestir
themselves. But we notice they arc always very
dilatosy where any expense u involved. They
appear 20 rely upon the munihcent charity Of the
people Of the East, particularly Of New York, 10
tide them over their troubles. New York responds
nobly 10 every cry Of distress, no matter from
whence u comes, and no doubt she will rally 70
the relief Of this latest infection Of misery on the
people Of the Southwest.
Some thrilling stories reach as Of escapes from
imminent death, one of man at Cypress Bend,
on the Mississippi river, who was overlooked In .
twinkling and catching up his wife and her three
months old baby, jumped on mule hitched at the
door and hoated OF down the river. The animal
seeing the dead body Of . negro floating IN the
water, began whirling round and round, and the
mans wife tainted In his arms. When the mule
was on the point Of sinking . raft came In sight
and q rescue was affected.
For years 20 come tales will be related Of hair
breadth escapes In this most extraordinary Of
foods. n.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-04-01

Ee-Mrs. Mary NJ. Bernard. widow Of the late
John X. bernard, Of Hayre-de. Grace, has received
from the Ancient Order Of United workingmen
$1,000. the amount Of the beneficiary certificate
which this order pays upon the death Of its NON
bers. Mr. Bernard was killed BY the cars las,
December. and being thus suddenly stricken
down. he left large family depending upon the
widow for support The receipt Of this money 10
. timely relief to the afflicted ~iiow.-E<sadHys
This one Of the best. safest and cheapest mode.
Of insurance now before the public. There can be
no default-every dollar Of the amount Of in,ur.
anes $4,000 being paid on tho death Of . mem.
Der In good standing. The requirements are good
moral character. physical soundness and under
6fty years Of age. For the pas, year the rate has
been about s24 per member, but Il 10 thought tina,
for the present year !, will not be over $40, the
States Of Maryland, New Jersey and Delaware
having been made separate Jurisdiction. Bethel
Lodge, Of TowsOntown, Is In . prosperous cOndi.
tion, and lie officers are all well known profession.
ai and business men.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-04-01

es- The new Registration Law gives the Gov
srnOr the power to appoint an as.i',an, officer Of
Registration for any election district where the
officer may be unable 10 perform his duties within
the time appointed for the performance Of the
same. The provision. will be found in Sec. s.
which Is As follows:
dad BE- "a saaeied, That tho term ot Office Of
each and every person so appointed to act as an
officer Of registration in any county Of this State
aud In the City OF Baltimore. shall commen.e on
the FIRST Monday In May next ensuing his up.
pointment, and shall continue for two year,, I'M
less such officer shall be sooner removed from Of.
fee for ineompetcncy or misconduct. or because
disqualified By sickness from performing the du d.
ties Of bis ofiee; In IL is made known 10, OF
found by the Governor, that any officer Of regis.
tration appointed tor any election district In any
county Of this State, for any group Of election
precincts In the City of Baltimore. or hereafter
appointed for any ward in the city Of Baltimore.
u, or may be unable Go perform his duties under
this Act, within the time appointed for the per.
Torrance Of the same. the Governor shall have
power 20 appoint capable assistant 10 said oil
Ger OF registration to serve until registry reg
istfies % voters and poll books, or lists Of quail.
fed and registered voters, then in charge Of the
said officer Of registration, shall be completed
such assistant officer OF registration, so 90 b. APP
pointed, shall possess the same qualification.
which were required Of the officer Of registration
whom he may be appointed TO assist, and shall
possess all the powers Of said officer; but, in all
eontroverted questions when both officers are pres.
ent. in which the opinion Of the officer and assist
ant officer Of registration may differ, tho decision
OF the principal officer Of registration shall pre-
vail"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-04-01
Br GEORGE l.. srocKsDALR, Aue,ion.sr.
rJ,RUsTEEs' SALE
VERY VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY AND
BUILDING LOTS, -
= SITUATE IN T0ws0NT0wN, BE-
u LONGING TO THE
ESTATE OF THE LATE BENJAMIN..
PAYNE.

BY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court for
Baltimore county, passed on January 18th, 1881,
In cause In which Emma 2. Maddox and d. p.
MADDOX are compiainants and William c. Payne
Trustees named in said decree, will Offer at public
sale, at the Court House door. Towsontown, on
Tlesday. asia IF april. A. u. iss2,
NJ ~ o'clock M.,
ALL THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY.
CONSISTING or TWENTY-FIVE ACRES OF
LAND, MORE OR LESS,
situate on the eastern side Of Towsontown, and
part Of the landed estate Of the late BENJAMIN y.
Payne. IL Is admirably adapted for building
lots and an extension Of the present avenues Of
the town will intersect IL advantageousiy.
The baltimore and Delta NarrOw-6Auge Rail
road passes through portion Of the property.
The only improvement thereon 10 . small
TENANT HOUSE.
The land for gardening. trucking OF nursery
purposes would be valuable. as II 10 cleared and
in good state Of cultivation. This property will
be offered Tor sale In one tract.
rts- Sale peremptory
TERMS OF SALE ARE-0ns. third Cash 90
the ratification o. sale. one-third In dK months
and one third in twelve months from the day Of
sale. the credit payments TO bear interes, from
the day Of sale and 90 be secured 20 the satisfae
zion Of the Trustees, all cash 81 the option %
the purchaser.
ss- A cash dsposi, Of $500 will be required
from the purchaser the instant u 10 knocked down
and VI not paid the property will be Immediately
put up again.
Persons desiring TO purchase are invited to ss-
anime the property and can obtain any further
information in relation thereto from the Trustees
NICHOLAS cHAs. BURKE
4. PARKER B0sLEY,
c. BONN SLINGLUFF,
BENJAMIN p. BUTLER,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-04-01
FoRrY-sEvENTH CONGRESS.

In the u. s. Senate ON Monday, Messrs. I'd Der
aud Hampton presented memorials Of the Chal es-
ton (South caroiina.) Chamber Of Commsf~ In
favor Of . free ship canal hs,veeh tie ohvsatts
and Delaware bays. The bill for the admlssion
Of Dakota into the Union was sent back 10 the
committee on territories, with the protest Of Mr..
Hale, reciting alleged reputation In one Of the
counties Of the Territory. House bill granting
pensions 20 the widows Of John Tyler. james X.
Polk and James A. Garfield was adopted.
In the House, the postofice appropriation bill,
with Senate amendmcnts, was reported. Under
the call Of the States large number Of bills were
introduced, among them one TO create the Offices
Of Assistant Secretary Of the Navy, and another
TO incorporate the National Railroad Company.
number Of bills relating TO the District of
Columbia were passed. A joint resolution was
presented In favor Of m additional extradition
treaty with Great Britain.
In the Senate on Tuesday bill vas passed 20
facilitate the payment Of dividends 20 the ereIi-
tors Of the Freelmen's Savings Bank and Trsst
Company. A resolution offered by Mr.. Butler, Of
$. c.. was adopted. calling on the Attorney snsal
for copy Of his recent letter 20 the United States
District Attorney Of South Carolina. Mr.. Butler
said the letter contained statement. extraordi-
nary and unusual from q cabinet officer that be
could scarcely credit II. and desired exae, copy
Of the Instructions over the Attorney Generals
signature. A bill was passed for the purchase or
condemnation Of land for tic use Of the United
States mint In Philadelphia. The tariff commits.
sion bill passed By . vote Of - yeas to Is nays
In the House. attempts 90 call up a. priyiissrd
question the case of " d. Bail. claiming a.eai a.
q Delegate from Alaska, was ruled out on o point
Of order. The House tariff commission bill was
taken up and discussed at considerable length.
In the Senate on "wednesday Mr.. cockrll in
iradueed q resolution calling on the Secretary Of
State for information In regard to the arret and
imprisonment % American citizens in LELAND,
he. The Pendle,on civil service reform bill was
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-04-01
New Advertisements.

V1nIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.
i scrber has obtained from the Orphans Court
for Baltimore county, letters Of Administrator on
the estate Of
WILLIAM BOWEN ov D.,
late Of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
% exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, 70
the subscriber,
on or before As 2;th day Of October, 1889;
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from ell
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted to said c.
tate are requested 10 make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 2sth day Of March, 81.
GEORGE v. BOWEN,
April i.-ttsl Administrator.
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MORTGAGEE's SALE
COUNTRY SEAT on THE HARTFORD ROAD,
SEVEN MILES FROM BALTIMORE.

by virtue Of the powers contained In two Mort
cages from Jacob Hiss. Jr.. the one dated -,
IN May 18th. 1867. aud recorded
u In Lissr J. II. l.. No. 20, folio $50,
2e.. AID the other dated December seth, lssy,
and recorded 10 Libsr J. D.. No. 90. folio ass &c
the uniersignsd, Mortgage. will offer for sale By
public auction. on the premises, on the Hartford
Road, near Lavender lin, about miles from
Baltimore, on
Tl~r.dsy. tis ?7h day Of April, 1854,
at J o'clock p. NJ,
ALL THAT FARM KNOWN As "DALZELL,-
the resldenee for many years Of the late Jacob
is7 ACRES oFtASD. MORE OR LESS,
one-third being In good Timber, and the balance
under cultivation
The Improvements consist Of large. double
THREE-sT0RY DWELLING. A SPACIOUS
swITzER BARN,
with stabling for forty head Of cattle; Carriage
House and Granary and other outhousss, al In
good order and repair. There IL fne spring el
pure water 81 . convenient distance from ths
house.
TERMS OF SALE ARE-0ne.th third Cash one
third In slx months aud balance In twelve month,
from day Of sale, the credit 10 be secured
10 the satsfaetiou Of thu undersigned and 70 beai
interest from day Of sac, OF all cash at The pur.
charer's option. deposit Of s50o.oo will be 70.
quired on the day Of sale.
WILLIAM n. COLE. Mortgage.
TH0s. J. HUNTER, Attorney.
wM. N. RIsTRAU, Austionesr.
April I.-ts.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-04-01

- The time has come when the Republicans
Of the county should begin TO consider the ar
rangsmsnts necessary to DO made TO have the
name Of every Republican voter entered on the
iisis during the days fixed BY law for the regis.
tration Of voters. The peace and harmony whi,h
IL settling upon the party will be greatly promo
ted BY engagement In this indispensable work,
which cannot be commenced any too soon. Every
district and precinct has to be thoroughly can
vssssd, and this requires time for is aecemplish
msat. For this purpose, concert Of action among
the Republicans In the different sections must be
agreed upon; the name Of every Republican must
be asesrtainsd, and means devised 10 get every
qualified Republican voter duly registered. The
registration will begin in July, which 10 only
three months Oh, but u these months are allowed
10 pass without psrfsc,ins arrangements TO have
every Republican voter registered, We cannot OF.
pset anything but apathy and indifference In
the approaching Congressional and Judicial cleo
tons. The Republicans Of each district should
meet - soon IS practicable at some convenient
place for sensaIsasiou. and 10 organise for the
highly Important work before d., and then let
these organizations report the result Of their con.
ference and ergsnisasion 10 . central body, and
thss have The work - uniform ss possible, eli
ever the eeunty. TIE good that win be effected
By The kind o. orssaisasien here suggested WILDE
productive Of the most hsnsaeiai results. We
know Of some districts where much has bssu done
already, but uaisss ell the districts earnestly 90.
epsrais and actively and ssalously participate In
" We viii fail Of success and have none bat our
selves V blass. The grandsst opportssitiss lie
epsa fsr The suessss of The Republican party; let
~ not lose them By inastion OF indiGsssaes.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-04-01
DEATHS.
Death. rr.----r Tributes. &C.. 10 e,.. a ~,

BARkER.-on Saturday, March ?5th. Ella, be-.
loved wife Of Graham Barker, and daughter Of
George JessoP. ESQ.
UNTHER.-0n March 2sih. Catherine EIiIa.
beth. aged Is months and % days. youngest
daughter Of Henry and Elizabeth Ganther, Of
Canton. Baltimore county.
MARR.-on March ?sth. at Caton,viile, Nd.
suddenly. James u. Mari. aged O. years.
HOLMEs.-On March 18th. Annie D.. in the 32d
year of her age. wife Of William T. Holmes. and
daughter Of HeEekiah aud Margaret Taylor.
BULL-NeAr kayville. March 18th, Mrs RebeccA
J. Ball, in the soth year Of her age.
PEARCE-oa March 2s,h, Susie 8. aged 3 years
AID months. only daughter Of George II. and
EiiEa Pearee.
ODELL.-At his residence in the I'd district,
baltimore county, on March seth. Of pleuro-
pneumonia. Edward &. O'Dell. aged about ~
years. The funeral will take place Sunday
afternoon at . o'clock
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-04-01

At the annual meeting ofthe stockholders Of the
Psnnsylvania Railroad Company Col. A. Louden
snowden presided. and on taking the chair said
that company since 1850 had paid sso, eoo, 200 In
dividends, equal 10 ~ per cent. per annum. In
1850 there was but 27g miles Of track, to-day Il
embraces In It's Ownership and control ,s5s miles
In 1880 lie gross receipts for sixteen months were
ssSv,s52.sl, and its net earnings $i6l, 20s.i3.
Last year the gross earnings were s75 ls2, 073TT,
or more than Eve times the annual expenditures
Of the National Government under John Quincy
Adams. The net earnings were SIS, g39, COS 50.
In 1850 there we're but twenty. six engines and
500 cars Of all kinds, owned or controlled By the
company, whilst there now 2.ois engines, ,s26
passenger and 79.i52 freight and other ears, max.
ing . total Of 81 ,27s cars Of all kinds.
They have now over $S2, 000, 900 In the sinking
and trust funds, upon which there is an annual
interest Of over four per cent. Surely this 10 o
wonderful development Of this great corporation,
and reflects the highest credit upon the manage.
ment Of what IL without doubt the best managed
and greatest railroad In the world.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-04-01
New Advertisements.

rI,nIs Is To GIVE NOTICE. That ,h. sub.
i seriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Baltimore county. letter, Of Adminis,ra-
ton on the estate Of
ADAM BAILEY.
late Of said county deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby warned 70
exhibit the same With the vouchers Thereof TO the
subscriber.
oR or b.tars "a. 25,A day Of OctoLsr. lss2:
they may Otherwise by Law be excluded from all
beneht of said estate. Those indebted TO said 80.
tate are requested 10 make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 2sth day Of March. So.
JOHN W. BAILEY,
April Ito Administrator
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-04-01
WILSON a RIsTEAU, Aue,ioneers.
DUBLIC SALE
HORSES, COWS, WAGONS. CARRIAGES
PARM IMPLEMENTS, HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, &C.
DUBLIC SALE

The undsrsigned having sold his farm, will sell
at public sale, on the premises,
0 "a n miles east Of Sweet Air, on HeyB
NcnA.the road leading 20 Watkins 90
tavern, In the 10th district, on
Wednesday. april iefA. 1882,
ct - o'clock NJ, sharp,
ALL HIS STOCK, IMPLEMENTS. HOUSE
hold Furniture, 4e., to wit: good Work Mare,
ane 3-year-oid Colt, extra good Mich Gov. with
Calf BY her aide, very good Gov, fresh before
day Of sale; Durham Heller, Aiderusy Hsifsr,
one horse Spring Wagon, Carriage, I Cart,
Dayton Wagon. nearly new shifting top Buggy
aud no-top Buggies in good order one and ..
horse Flows, Harrows, Cuitisators, Cora Shelter,
Grain Chopper. Straw Cutter. Double and Single
Trees, Forks, shovels. Hoes, Mattocks. Harness,
lot Of old Iron. empty Barrels, Carpenters Tools,
Hot Bed Sash and many other articles. Also.
Household aud Kitchen Furniture, consisting Of
Bedstsads. Bedding. Spring Mattresses, Roller
Chairs, Rocking Chairs. 2 good Cook Stoves, Safe,
Shelves, churns, lot Of MIX Pots, &e. Also 5
barrels Of very 6ne pure Grape Wine.
TERMS OF SALE An sums Of $40 and I'M
der. Cash on sums over that amount q credit Of
Elk months. purchasers giving notes with APPROX
ed security bearing interest from day Of sale. No
goods 10 be removed until terms are complied With
GR0RG. MAREcHAL.
Anril l-aae
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WILSON a RIsTEAU, Aue.ioassrs.

WlLSON hisIEAD, Auettoneefs.
PUBLIC SALE
HORSES. cows. HOGS, WAGONS. IMPLR.
MENTs, HOUSEHOLD RfFEcTs.I &C.
The undsrsigned will Offer at public sale On the
farm Of the late Henry Gcyton, situated on the
old Jopps road. leading from
r - Dampman's old stand 20 Wat kyY
0akins' Hotel. In the 18th district
Of Baltimore county, on - =
Wednesday,. 5tA cfAprii, 1854,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
THE FOLLOWING PERSONAL PROPERTY:
Two work Horses, good Mileh Cows, one nov
fresh; Hogs, I road Wagon. with Bed; one
horse Wagon. ! two-horss family Carriage Bag.
81, Sleigh and Bells. Roller, Taylor spring -testh
Horse Rake, two-horse and I ons.kesss Piew,
desbls-shsvsi Plow, cultivstors. Harrow. wheat
Fan. Grain Cradle. Corn Shelter, Forks, Rskss,
shovsls. Hesa, &c. Also, sets Of Bsssshine,
Plow Harness. one set Of Double Carriage Haf-
ness. two sets Of Single Harness, I gentlsman's
Saddle. Collars, Brides. complete set Of Caspsn-
ter's Tools. with Chest; lot Grain Bags, Hay By
the ton, about 20 bushels wheat, Corn In the ear,
Potatoes, about four acres Of Wheat In the greund
Straw, lot prime Bacon, lot Chickens. Houss-
hold and Kitchen Furniture, consisting Of four
Stoves, Bedsteads with Bedding, I eurlsd.hair
Mattrass, Secretaries, Bureaus, Sofas, Ward.
robes, Tables, Chairs. Mirrors, Carpets. Nassiag.
Table Cutlery, crcckerywa Kitchen Utensils, 1
SAFE. Copper Kettles, Dairy fixssrss and May
TERMS OF sALE.-An sums Of sis end m.
der. Cash on all sums over that smeunt credit
Of eight months viii be given purchaser eiving
their notes with approved security, bearing later.
est from day Of sale, No goods renewed until
settled for. -il-Tl.S
oC-,,~.oc Mas. ELIZA aUYTox.
March 2s.-tss
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Frank oosneil and George whissiock,
Attorneys. Baltimore.
GALE IN INSOLVENCY
THREE VALUABLE LEAsEHOLD Dwell.
LfNGS JUST NORTH OF CITY LIMITS.

Undss and BY virtue Of an order Of the Circuit
Court for Baltimore county, the gned, per-
mansnt trustees. will sell at public 4 rcTIO.y.
on the PREMISES, on
Monday, April Sd, 1889,
att o'clock p. NJ,
ALL THOSE THREE LOTS OF GROUND IN
BALTIMORE COUNTY NEAR THE CITY
- or BALTIMORE, MD
r. fronting each ffteen feet on the south
aide Of Shirk Fourth Street, and each having 4
depth Of seventy three feet with an even width
90 ~ feet alley. the fret Of which lots begins at
the southeast corner ofshirk and Jefferson Streets
and the second Of which lots adjoins the hrst
thereof on the east and the third Of which adjoins
the seeond thereof on the east and all Of which
iots have the use Of sAii alley In common and are
the hrst three lots in . Mortgage from Graham
TO the Baltimore Savings Loan and Trust com.
pany, dated October 18th. 1878. and recorded in
said county in Liber J. b.. No. so, folio ~. Ac.,
TO shieh reference 10 made for = particular dc.
scfiption.
~ Zach lot 10 subject to IN annual rent Of
sixty dollars.
The improvements on each lot consist Of .
THREE-sT0RY BRICK DWELLING,
~ith tvo-story Brick Back Building.
TERMS OF SALE One third Cash. the bal
anee in six and twelve months, with interest from
day Of SALE or al cash, at the option of the pur-
ehasers, credit payments TO be secured TO the sat
isfaetion af the Trustees
All ineumbranees on the property will be paid
in full TO the day Of sale.
A deposit Of 500 will be required at the sale
from the purchaser Of each lot.
PRANK GOSNELL,
~ Lexington street
GEORGE wHITELocK,
q Lexington street, Baltimore,
Permanent Trustees Of John T. Graham, Tnsoivent.
MATTHEWS 4 KIRKLAND, Auctioneers.
March Its.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-04-01

~ Some envious rival Of our accomplished
representative, George II. Williams, who pre'ides
with so much ability over the State Senate. has
started the digestion to him that he buys his
"eiothss" In England. Never mind, IL Is not
"elothss" the Intelligent people Of Maryland wan,
to represent them; it Is the jewel lodged in the
easket that they cover. Some people are saying
that the judicial ermine' would adorn him, OF
rather, that he would adorn the Judicial ernine. -
but no one knows wha, the Senator has to say
ahnnt L.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-04-01
A New Methodist summer Raao-,

Mountain Lake Park, near Oakland, on the line
Of tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, which 10 de-
signed as the coming Methodist summer resort for
this section Of the country, has just been put un.
der contract for improvement. Work will now be
rapidly pushed forward, In order that q camp
meeting and Sunday school assembly may be
held there during the coming summer. Two thous.
aud Eve hundred plots for cottages have been laid
out and viii be improved under the direction Of
Mr.. Fall, the Landscape gardener Of Druid It'll
Park. Contracts for about sixty cottages are out,
all Of which will be ready by July ist as also for
q tabernacle s0x5O feet. One wing Of . hotel,
which will be, when completed, 900 feet long. with
. centre Of 100 feet depth aud wings so feet deep,
will be finished this season. The hotel aud taber-
nacs. n also twenty permanent cottage tents will
ing observation-disclosures Ansriean.
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MARRIAGES-

IER-CRAwF0RD.-on Nov. 3oth, by
Rev. DIR. NAylOr. WIN. u. Crowther. Of Balti-
more county. 90 LiIEieJ. Crawford. Of Baltimore.
PEARCE-SPARkS On March 18th. by Rev.
Mr.. Holt. Thomas Pearce. Of Baltimore county,
TO Carrie Sparks. OF Hartford county.
iEADAkEK-BCKkETT March 2gth, by
Rev. Dr. Leyburn. Charles YeadAker. % Baiti.
more county. TO Carrie Burkeii. Of Baltimore