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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-15

Whom Walter MnIley was in jail, be-
Tore hiS ncqni,hll, he p omlsed to devote
tho remainder OF ms iito and money to
the work OF discovering the mystery of
Jennie Crumer's death. Hia first steu
III tins direction was 10 furnish Blanche
DouglaSs' his companion IN the murder
tho moans 10 establish herself at the
head OF den Of vice IN New York. The
hotoriety the Douglas woman secured
IN connection with he' Cramer trial IL
said to be paying well.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-15

Will H. kIcrum, the will.eyed youth
whose paraKrarhic editorial nrticlcs in
the okolona States fired the Southern
heart aud doligltoi the bloody.shirt
shakers IN the North, has started pa.
per of the same nrc- eating character nt
Bartlett, Tenn, aud ia making Rome
howl There Is snid to be Internal evi-
dence TINT the money for this iuurnalis.
tlc enterprise comes from tho llubbell
committee.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-15

The papers OF the state are beginning
TO size up Evangelist" Penn, and none
OF the estimates are wide NJ the truth.
The BRENNAN Banner says:
The Waco EXAMINER devutcs short
editorial TO Major Penn, IN which his
egotistic assertions Of his connection
with the i, ity are severely and httingly
condemn d. The major has evidently
turned to crank aud may eventually
bring up in tho luua,io asylum.
And the Dallas Times, which paper
never uses language to conceal thought,
remarks
There If something said in the good
DoOk about mans ability tn move 4
mountain II he has faith enough. PA.
viiion Penn could not m We the tenl
pole OFF his pulpit without the physical
assistance Of his brethren. Ne can yet
the Lord to kill of the scoiJer- Of Penn,
methods, but lac cant prevail on tb,
Lord to assist in moving the tent pole
and otherwise acting canvass man.
We know that these criticisms are al
deserved. but as shrewd man as Maioi
Penn may be trusted TO turn them /,
account He will pose in the eyes q
simple people as kind of martyr.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-15
MARRIAGE IDCoNyENrIoN

A decidedly novel convention will be
held ia Dullus tomorrow, bcing nn an.
Bomhlagc of "mhrriugu HssOcintlnn"
agonte doing business in Texas and Ar
kuusus. The attendance bidp fuir to be
quito large, aud at least portion Of tho
general public will await with Homo in
tcreHt the deliberations Of the body
From all HccuuuiB Dallas IN m um-
nently appropriate place for the holding
ut such convention. n cur spccinl
tclcgrnms from there, M we'll na the ro-
ports ~ the ballns papers uro reliable,
mnrrlHgo policlcs, as M inv Ncstmcut,h have
undergone great depreclnilnu. Snndry
/ companies have quietly dissolved, lenv
ing the average DallHHitc minus great
denl u hHrd-"urned cash, Disgust Inns
rcHllltcd, and an Illustration Of the do
probation tho Dallas Times rclntes that
few mornings usu a dlsgunltd spcJu-
latur transferred two $1,000 policies to
a Dallas bur keeper ior u drink Of WINS
/ Ky. Another man, hearing uf the trins.
action, ia the afternoon went to the same
vendor OF liquors and oil red him two
puilcIeH un tho sumo terms The MAJ
of liquid joys sad ne WIS nfrnid he hnc
been bitten m the trad, le had made II
the forenoon and that lac would not civ,
more than "a glass OF boer for them, but
gave the policy holder to understand
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-15
SOMETHING CHOICE.


The lovers Of fine articles oi food
will lind at 8nrt Moorc's the choicest
lot of delicucics Just in, fresh from the
onst. All aorts Of finest Batavia canned
gooda, Including preserved Strawberries.
pottcd cherries, etc. Thunder and
lightning pickles, the latest agony out.
imported mnrmnludc, anchovics, hruiIed
rnnckorel, dried beef, canned asparagus,
fancy pickles, ncy crackers and n hun
drri other dclicacice, finest oi the fine,
just IN and making customcrH mouthH
wntor Give him cal .--lUlllw
Frcsh Baltimore oystcrs and celery III
Kngsbury's ON Fourth Htrect.-lOlllW
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-15
a Paris Paper on American
Affairs.
TarIsGnuI0Is- s,ut- ~

- ''INF'IT- ~ -
The ArihursiH, hOtviicntly form At
Important political party, regard the lat'
Mr. Guiteau rs a victim. and are 80 cove
ious of relic. that when hi- skeleton Wa
taken to the museum a f.w days ago thct
mobbci the tchl,le le, br"k. The coil'n opct
ard carried away In triumph one hand
and various other portions Of tie "prc pa
ration" 1h,sr relies Str now. il seems
beirg sold for Their weight In god to stu
MhIl AIIhmIkls
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-15

The letter written 10y Frank James IL
ench as To- excite COMMUNICATION Tor iht
outlaw. Rel enhance il plea that is moi
GENERALLY accepted hy legal tribunals II
repnrHtinu Tor pHa cf mrr hut II 1t b.,
irne that Tor yenrs he has lived au indus
trious, honcst lie. 1t almost seems Hs II
Mercy might no perm ted 10 take Jus
tlces seat uu the bench aud extend hlt,
mnu clomeucy tu the reformed man.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-15

Our comet visitor NUT nave grazed
The sun recently, for DIR, Lewis Swift,
director Of the Warner observatory, says
the new comet discovered by DIR.
Schmidt at Athens, is unquestionably Il
fragment Of Ihe great comet broken on
ut perehelion passage. Tins proves that
the great comet must have grazad the
sun and hence passed through terrible
crisis. This is tho second instance ON
record where comet has been disrupted,
the first ono being Bella comet OF 1916.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-15

Upon the 10Th oi September, 1872, one
man took another to lone trcu away
ont ~ the prairie and mid "How will
this do ipl the center of Main strcotY
From the spot there was not Il sing e.
house visible in any direction. The Huli
tnry tree is nov Hnru enough the ceutcr
~ Main street, Drnisou, town Of seven
tl,usaul iuhuIituutg
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-15

Even II the Egypllnu court mnrtinl
adiudRos Arnbl ln-ln worthy of death,
II is not believed tlul England will suffer
him 10 come to- harm The Gladstone
mlnlstry feels that Il cannot afford to
deny him consideration aud mercy
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-15

The great national conference oi Irish.
men to be held Ia Dublin this week ia
attracting Il lnrgc share of attention.
The objects Of the conference urc out
lined in u cablcgrnm published elise
whore.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-15

have Just received full line Of tal
and winter goods, comprising all the Ia
test slyle' OF suttlngs, coating. and com
plele me OF the handsomo,t pantheon
patterns ever brought 10 thi, marN,t. \
visit to my store, NJ. 2gI Austin - o.
will repay the trouble thou.un, ,I,I'
Peliert lii guaranteed and prices so ,py
that no competition can equal.
,,.,, y. CuHNlGAS.uS,
v"Oilm 2Jl Austin 81.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-15

Judge ireland will make ha first ap-
pearauce in Waco To- morrow lie ia no
stranger to our people, however, They
huye all heard OF him and ho can count
on 9 conrteoua ana hnanitnhIe grcetIng.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-15

II yuu want IL job Of brick work, either
new, or tu be repaired that IS a daisy 80
write Your name and number ON G, ".
Hewotts slate at Lem Chambers IS
Austin street, ami me will call to see You,
Skilled iu gratc setting and putting
down cement Leurths--lm5lm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-15

The National Cotton Planters Aaso.
clinton eonyenes at Little Rock, Arkan-
sas, tomorrow.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-15

Robt II. Early the last remaining
brother OF Gen. Jubal a. Early Of Vir-
ginia, died on Tuesday last in Missouri,
where he had rcsided for many years.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-15

wholesale grncers III and 423 North
main and 2O3, 2u4. 2Oj and 2Os Vine streets
n. Louis, Mo, Issue weekly prize book
which they will furnish to merchants or
parties intending Ia commence business
tree OF charge on application, 02-27dwlY
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-15

All the c,rly states have voted now
aud there will bc lull until Noyember
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-15

came TO hand uu ihr 5Olh day OF Ncpt.m-
Der, A. u. lsS4. and executed ou the same
Lay, Ordering the same Published Tn tHc
acu Examiner tJuI weeks prior to re-
tuln day.
Van nAII.
Shrrll McLrnnan County.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-15

Arab rasha i- ou trial and is defend.
ing himself with vigoruus brilliancy.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-15

deeply painod ri the occurrence, but con-
gratnlale- herself ON nHrrO = c.capc iiOm
u drunken lite partner
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-15

sick Headache and relieve all tho troublea Incl.
urntt bilious rta'u of tho system, such nt Dis-
nnr-s, Nausea, Druw,lnc.., Disiress Aflrr eating
Pa'n a tho side, &c. White their most ru1aAtE-
ablo Buecres has bson shown IN curing
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-15
s / G. K

Ucndacho yet Garter. little Liver rillsara equally
van 1lNiN In 'nufupAtlon, curing HUd preventing
THIS annoying complaint, whIla they also CORRECT
AL disorders ot tie stomach, EtImulnt0 tho ll,rr
sud T,EulAiu tho bowels. ENuu n They only cured
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-12
The Duukers Divided

correspondent writing from Chambersbrrr
Pa, under date q August %. says: There Is
now pending 10 the Equity Court Of this county q
eontroversy between different factions Of the sect
Of Dunkers, the determination Of which will be Of
interest 20 this branch of the Christian Church
throughout the country. OF recent years many
innovations upon the od-time customs have erept
10 among these people, the younge portion q the
church insisting upon education and paid min
isiry. the establishment, Of sunday schools and the
like. They have also insisted that they should be
allowed 60 drsss according q the customs of the
times and be allowed the use of musical instru-
ments In their homes. At meeting Of the an
nuai conference, held at Lanark. Illinois, in Iss0
q resolution was offered conistnning these prae.
tees, bu, 80 far had the progressiVi.,s Advanced
tina; the resolution failed TO carry. Meanwhile in
many Of the congregations 81 the church there are
serious dissensions. So bitter has the hght grown
Ia this county that they refuse to worship
together.
"a bill in equity was FLED by the progressive
party, 10 which they ask the Court 90 determine
that they are those Who practice the faith Of the
church and tina, they shall be put into uninter-
rupted possession 81 the church property. They
assert that their actions are in accordance with
the rules laid down BY the annual meeting. which
they claim l. the only court Of judicature In the
church. The defendants claim that the plaintiffs
have departed from the faith Of the fathers. They
deny the authority 81 the annual conference and
insist that the Bible 10 their only guide. Four
days have been already consumed In taking tesii-
mony and the case IL likely 90 occupy many
weeks. The town l. full Of bankers, among
them being many q the most prominent men Of
.he church. The be-; legal ;sisE; Ia the county
has been secured and the final settlement Of the
controversy will doubtless be by an appeal TO the
court Of last resort"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-12

the State, and think have only seen one that
may be compared 10 Il, and that is Mr.. Cross
more's. adjoining. Col. Taylor's farm IL on the
GunpOwdsr river, aud from the porch can be seen
the many trains crossing the railroad bridge some
distance below. The farm 10 rented and Is oecu
pied by Mr.. L. J. Pearce. who has an enormous
crop Of hay, wheat aud oats. The crops on the
farm Of Mr.. crossmore are worthy Of especial no.
tice. The corn IL, I think, the best ever saw,
and in every respect the place and the crops have
the appearance Of the most careful and intelligent
cultivation.
In this section considerable attention Il paid 10
the canning industry. Numerous canning houses
are ssen and many Of the farmers are engaged In
raising produce 10 supply them. Mr.. Elias Cor
bin has patch Of 81 acres In tomatoes, which
promise an extra Gne yield. The tanners pay rs
cts. per bushel for them and contract for all the
grower produces. Many large fields are planted
In sugar corn.
There are many people from the upper portion
of the county buying M land and coming here %
live. among whom are Vim. corbin, l.. J. Pearce
and John Sheridan. Much land 10 for sale and
can be bought cheap. Mr.. Corbin paid only ST.
coo for his farm Of 90 acres, and the buildings
upon Il are worth fully that sum.
Towards night ! wendell my way homeward,
highly pleased with all ! saw as we'll rs with the
kind treatment Of which I had been the recipient.
X. W. T..
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-12

- We again appeal to all our Republican
ffisads to embrace the opportunity given next
week % have themselves daily registered. There
has not been for long time so bright prospect
for Republican success in the county as that i'm
mediately before us. Let no diseord or faction
feeling or apathy so control or influence any Re-
pabliean voter as 10 cause him to decline regis.
tsring. The earliest opportunity afforded 10 al
ways the bes, to embrace for dscharging our duty.
and while there will be another sitting Of the reg
listers In September, our motto should be "nsvsr
put % until the future wha. cen be performed at
present." Let Us live up to Il and not only get
registered ourselves bat ls, labor industriously
10 have al the Republicans In the county. who are
qualified vstsrs, duly registered also. The fuller
the regis,ra,ion the greater will be the harmony
and the more certain our already brigh, prospects
Of sueress.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-12

E8-Ths New York T;~s. has been gathering
some interesting statistics TO the ehurehiy con-
dition of that city, showing, what has been sus-
pscted, that skeptieism 10 Increasing there, while
the strength Of Protsstantism is the retrograds
Out Of . population Of 500, oee, Investigation
shows that only eo,s7o belong to Protestant
churches. Since isIs population has increased
22s per cent, while the Protestant eommunions
have only gained 70 per cent The BPiscopslians
give the best showing. The Lutherass, ne are
surprised TO learn, number bat $500 eommunI.
cants. The Jews arc not 90 strong ~ one would
naturally surmise, great numbers Of them having
become matsrialis,s and indifferent 10 their rsli.
gion. Out Of an estimated Jewish population Of
eo,ooo, the total number Of members Of the syna-
goguss 10 but 1881. The Tines estimates the
Catholic population Of that city at half million,
bat others think this 10 sa sxaggsraiion, - the
Stats census Of 1875 gives II but Io2,sos. There
seems 10 be- no doabs. however, that the Catholic
populstion Of New Yosk greatly oussumbsrs the
Protestant.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-12

IL not 50 great as one 10 likely TO infer from the
prominent par, they take in the active affairs Of
the country. According To the census Of 1850.
there were at tina, time only 23o,ssi Jews In this
country, Of whom 10000 we're in Psnnsy ivanis.-
They are almost uniformly engaged In msrehan-
dising or Gnaneieriag. They are falling OF rap
idly In Jewish orthodoxy, and large majority Of
them are no longer In fellowship with that reli-
giOu' organization. II IL remarkable, however.
how, through all the centuries. they preserve their
physical peculiarities. No other race has such .
history.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-12

ca- It /. gratifying TO be able to state that the
sIipose editor Of the Joaraai has publicly an
nOEneed ,ha, his frequent attack. Of .s,..icknes.
which our juiieious emsties have produced, has
completely restored him to a healthy moral tone.
We trust, for the benefit Of his readers, that We
shall not have TO readHinisisr any more necessary
doses. Let the "yoid that will er.t remain be
filled by the conscience struck self confession
"that there 10 no nsaner way to convey personal
spite then By insuendo. and let him never forge,
that the sensitivene's Of manly courage is q much
better garb than the weasel .kin Of .neaking ser.
vifftw
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-12
Fendsii s. Mitchell, Solicitors. Tow.on,own.
NORTGAGEE'S SALE
A HOUSE AND LOT on THE HILLEN ROAD.
NEAR T0wSONTOwN.

by virtue Of the power and authority contained
IN a Mortgage from Joseph b. Mitchell =.
81 and wife to worthington
E- T.. Morton, dated June Esd. A. ID.
ls5Y. and recorded among the Land Records %
Baltimore county. in Liber J. b.. No. -, folio
20. &c, the undersigned. Attorney named in
Mortgage. will offer for sale by public auction, on
Nosday. Aay~si ?sth. lss?.
n the hour OF IL o'clock NJ,
~ the COURT HouSEDooR. TowSoNT0wN,
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND,
situated on the Hillen road. near Tow,on,o IN,
which Is described in a deed from Ida V. Mithell
and husband to the said Joseph d. Mitchell, dated
May 2tih. A. ID. 1879. AMI recorded among the
Land Records of Baltimore county in Liber J.
H.. No liz. folio i5O. Ac.. containing about
ONE ACRE OF LAND. MORE OR LESS,
improved bya
Two-ST0RY LOG DWELLING HOUSE
AND 0CTBUILDINGS.
This property 10 nicely located, and would make
desirable home for mechanic or market gar
dener.
TERMS OF SALE.-one third Cash. ont. third
in six months. and balance in twelve months
deferred payments 10 bear ists-es: ..o;s dag c.
sale. and to be secured 20 the satisfaction Of the
undersigned. CHARLES =. FENDALL,
Attorney named in the Mortgage.
u. VI. Upton, Auctioneer.
Aug. BIS.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-12

es-The United States Senate on Monday
promptly confirmed the nomination d C. Irving
Ditty ~ Collector % Internal Revenue for the
Third district Of Maryland. This 1. especially
gratifying a. few Baltimore sore heads, headed
BY men who should have been otherwise employed.
were engaged 10 eoneoeting . scheme TO have the
nomination beaten in the Senate. Mr.. Ditty will
take charge Of the Office as soon as his bond !,
ready, which will likely be In few days. There
can be no doubt but that the duties Of the Office
under Mr.. Ditty will be faithfully and efficiently
administered. The bond IL 5000. zoe and the sal.
airy Of the Office 10 ~ 500. There are some sixty
subordinates Ia the Office.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-12

ce-M'. Charles A. voseler. Of Baltimore. man
aging partner of the firm Of 4. vogelsr 4 Co.
Manufacturers ofprOprieisry medicines. and also
partner in the drug arms Of vogeler. Son A Co..
aud vogeIer. Meyer a Co.. died on Saturday
morning OLA week. d typhoid fever, in the 3?i
year Of his age. For man 50 young Mr. vogeler
had already attained vide celebrity a. tie e
the leading and successful merchants Of the city.
The srms 10 which be va, interested employed
upwards Of three hundred persons and their vast
business vas aimos, exclusively under bis control
His death will be great los. to the business in
terests of the ei,y
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-12
Ninth District.

AT OFFICE ADJOINING POLICE STATION.
wAvERLY,
On Monday aud Tuesday. August Ii,L and Is,k !.
AT JUSTICE DoRsEY's. ROLAND AVENUE,
HAMPDEN.
Os "Wednesday. August l6h:
AT s. J. RoBiNSoN'S. YORK ROAD, tow
SoNT0wN,
On THv.day, Aug. l7fi;
AT coOPER'S COTTAGE. BOUNDARY AVE,
NEAR YORK ROAD,
On Friday, August Istk;
AT ". c00PER'S. FALLS ROAD, CORNER
LAKE AVENUE,
On Saturday, Aug. l9fl.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-12
DEATHS.
Deasa. r,-e.... rr.b.s,.. &C., 10 e,.. . L...

PEDDICoRD.-Near Powhatan, on August sth.
ir,. Elizabeth 4. fe,iiicori. In the ia year
Of her age. rslict Of Caleb Psddicord.
OURsLER.-Near finksburg. Carroll county.
Nd, on July 2sth. Hannah, in the s5th year Of
her age. wife Of the late stephen 0ursier.
UNDERwOoD.-Departe this life. on August
9th, after short illness, Amanda J. Underwood.
daughter Of the late Jacob and Mary Underwood.
BECk.-At waveriy. on August 9Th, Sarah l..
Beck, wife Of Charles Il. n. Beck.
DAvis.-At waveriy. on August 5th. Wallace o.,
aged years and months, youngest son %
George A. and Emma Davis.
sTANfIELD.-In Boone county, Iowa, on the
Let inst, John Stanheld, In the I'D year Of his
age. formerly Of Baltimore county, In full assur-
ance Of blissful immortality beyond the grave.
MILLER.-On the 29th Of July, at Monkton.
Thomas Melville. youngest son Of Thomas and
Victoria Miller, aged months.
Another little form asleep,
And little spirit gone;
Another little voice u hushed,
And little angel born.
Two little feet are on the way
To the home beyond the skies,
And our hearts are like the void that comes
when n strain Of music dies.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-12

sss-A man who had gone down to the sea to
lave bis limbs in the briny deep. heard Of the ap-
POintmsnt Of Mr. c. Irving Dirty to the Collector.
ship Of Internal Revenue. got chill and .trai gh-
way returned home. Strange how ,rihing thing,
win sometimes affect some people.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-12

ss0-The Angus; sitting Of the register, Of voters
for this county commences on Monday neat. 18th
inst. and will continue throughout the week
Those Republicans who have no; already lone 50
should no; fail to embrace ,hi. opportunity IL
have their name. placed on the lists. Remember
that IL YOU fail to register you can; vote a; the
approaching election.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-12

S1-The following Is list Of Presidential post
Offices In Maryland, with the salary attached to
each: Annapolis. 81 500; Baltimore, $1,000; Bel
air. SLIGO; cen,reviIls, ~ 200 chestertown, 81,
200; Cumberland, $1,000; Easton, 81 800; Eli
ton. $500; ElIico,t City. sI.too; Emmit,sburg.
$500; Frederick. $500; Prostburg, $500 /;
Hagsrstown, si,sooi Iiavrc-de-Graee, $1,000;
Port Deposit, 81 200; Salisbury, .. 800; Towson.
Q, l00; Westminster, $1,000.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-12
MARRIAGES.

BELL-RoACIE.-0nA August I. in Phiiaiel.
phia, by Rev. Joseph Il. Taylor Gray. John T..
Bell. Of Baltimore, to Miss Margaret T.. Roache,
Of Woodberry. baltimore county.
BENNETT--IlARRIs0 August 9Th. by
Rev. J. Edwin Amos. Edward l.. Bennett ta
Miss Martha A. Harrison, both Of baltimore
county.
FfERTY-HoLT.-AtE Iiicott City. on July
?7th, iss2, by the Rev. Father DOugherty, vii.
liam J. LAherty to Miss Gertrude Mary Holt.
both Of this county.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-12

jns-The State election in kentucky was held
on Monday aud the Republicans made large gains.
The independent Democratic nominee for Clerk Of
the Court Of Appeals. who vas supported by the
Republicans. was elected over the regular nomi.
nee Of the PARTY