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The Baltimore County union., 1882-05-06
STATE NEWS.


The Hagerstown Preserving Company ship
ped 70 Chicago last week l4.foo cans Of apples
put mp last fall.
-An kikton lawyer offered astrange wager the
other day. He proposed TO bet that Cecil county
could tnrn out more poor preachers 20 the equare
mile than any other county In the U. ;.
The Marlboro 0aseffe fears that farm labor
In Prince Georges county will be very scarce this
season, many eolored msn having recently Left tho
county 10 work on railroads In the North aud
West.
old fishermen tell that they have seen landed
~ Havre.de-0race 81 one haul 10000 shad aud
l,lOo,0Oo herring, and the catch Of herring has
often been so large that thousands had 10 DO let
out, q being impossible 60 land them.
There is TO be race between two steam en-.
gines at the May fair of the Hartford county Ag-
rieuitural Society. One is entered by Linton A
Co., and the other by Aultman a Co. There will
be trials Of strength as well as Of speed between
them.
Mine new engines are 10 be placed upon the
Western Maryland Railroad shortly 10 accommo-
date the rapidly Increasing business Of the road
orders Tor these engines were placed some months
ago, but press OF business ut the engine works has
delayed them.
Mr.. CasselI. the purchaser ofthe Seneca quar- 4.
~ property, In Montgomery county, u said 20 be
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Taibott's Chances .

"a Man Outside" the Baltimore eorre'ponden,
Of the Belair Tss In his letter Of last week says
"Gas. Hamilton being due at Barnum's on Wed.
nesday. the night before . few Of his supporter
dropped In one by one. as " 20 recounoitre the
field. To one Of these, Who has upborne the Re.
form standard In the very thisksst Of the fray,
proPoundet aquestion as 10 Mr. Taibotts chances.
"'iis eouidat carry his own county, hs said
with emphasis. Talbot wants to be candidate.
but u depends upon German. and you neednt be
surprised " Gorman were 20 drop both Talbot and
Groome. fts my opinion he will. German secs
Taibotts weakness, as well as people outside. lie
would be an easy man % beat, and will probably
be snuffed out. That's Gorman's style. He cut
OF all those poor devils down at Annapolis there
did u In single night, and they had simply
been doing HE vosk. That's his style
at looks at this wridng 10 be pretty certain that
Talbot WILL nevertheless, taks his county into the
eonvention Constable viii 30 10 With Cecil. and
Hopkins will probably east the vote Of Hsrfcrd for
himself or the man Of his choice. vandsrfsrd is
working hard 10 Carroll and with eject Talbot
will force nomination, because neither of the
outside aspirants will permit the nomination Of
the other, and 90 delay his own chances two more
terms uadsr the unwritten Law. which would not
operate in falbott's case. Should Talbot be the
nominee be can be beaten. with . good man. Who
that man will be q not quits plain. Judge Smith
could rout the Talbot foress there 10 little doubt
gift, but Judge Smith prefers 20 make the rass
for the Judgsship. Names srs mentioned, bat Il
10 TOO early 90 cay anything dsaaitsly."
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cs-ThefoIlowing answers 20 the question ''Give
proofs ,ha, the earth Is round were given BY some
Of the boys and girls Of n fifth reader class:
Because I, revolves on its aS,..
Ifyou watch ship you see the top Of Il FIRST
eoHsiag TO the land.
II you stand on q mountain you can see . round
place around you, 50 the earth 10 round.
The sun casts . round shadow on the moon.
There are =s@sy proofs. The sun passes around
the earth and moon and all other bodies are roand
The earth goes round the sun in twenty -four
hours
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e1-Dr. carran. Of Philadelphia, ief, an estate
Of 100000 in the hands Of a trustee to establish
training school for female teachers. by the pro-
visions Of the will this amount mus, accumulate
until /, reaches sjOOOOO before the institution can
be established. Al six per cent. simple interest.
IL win take nearly hundred aud forty years be-
fore this amount is realized. -Four generations
will have passed away. another centennial Of
national Independence will have come and gone,
and jelly will be made from the berries of many
eurrant bush to crafty the cravings Of successive
generatiOns Of children before this become. cur
rent Institution.
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MASONRY IN MARYLAND.

The Baltimore Day Of Sunday last had an In.
struetivs chapter Of Masonic history In the State
which was very interesting reading for the broth
ers Of the Myiie tie as well as for readers gensr-
ally. The first Grand Lodge Of the State was or.
ganiIed at Easton, in Talbot county, In 1887. The
Masonic order, though not % q Grand body, ex-
listed In Maryland nearly century before the or
ganizaiion Of the Grand Lodge. There have been
tuenty-eight Grand Masters, two Of whom are
among the most highly respected citizens Of our
county, General John $. Berry and Hon. John NJ.
Carter. In publishing the list Of Grand Masters
the article, no doubt unintentionaily, omitted to
give the name Of Rev. J. n. McJiiton. formerly
superintendent Of the public schools Of Baltimore
city, as one Of them. One Of the distinguished
names 10 that Of Benjamin c. Howard, who serv-
cd as Grand Master for seventeen consecutive
years. from 1895 10 1Ss:. In 1924 he presided
at the principal Masonic receptions aud meetings
held to do honor TO the Marquis de Lafayette,
and on the 9Th u July, is?s, he performed the
Masonic hOnors At the laying Of the eOrner-s stone
Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. The Grand
Lodge Of Maryland has participated In laying
the corner-stones Of many 81 the principal public
buildings in the State. In 1861 itlaid the corner
stone Of the City Hail. in Baltimore. bat the stone
was subsequently, removed to n different place BY
4 Democratic change In the plans.
The Masonic fraternity is among the oides, and
best Institutions in the world. Its members ara
found in every country. There arc about three
quarters Of n million Of Masons in the United
States. In this State there arc nearly ten thous.
and members. Baltimore county has several
prosperous lodges. Gen. John II. b. Latrobe
one Of the Maryland Grand Masters. speaking Of
Masonry, says: "The principles Of the order in
culcate charity TO all mankind. n charity without
stint a brotherhood without boundaries; relig-
ion without seetarianism; patriotism withou,
party" What \ desecration Of these principle.
when interruptions men. by = mOckery Of worthi-
ness. under the guise Of the order parade its mys'
tic emblems in the show Windows of their places
Of business TO induce the creiulous to take them
to be what in heart and life they daily fal'ify.
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HD-A Baltimore paper says that Col. Webster.
Collector Of the Port, received beautiful bouquet
on Saturday last from = lady whose friend vas
disPIaeed from othes the day previous. She had
sought the re,sation Of her friend, but unsue-
esssfai, and bouquet under tho circumstances
might have been unexpected, bat 10 all who know
the winning afabiIity Of the Col. towards all sp-
piisaass for once aad their interesting friends.
the presentation Of bouquet Is not At all surpris
Ing. And. in addition, the Col. has always been
greatly admired By the ladies'.
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pECEIvERs' SALE
VALUABLE COUNTRY SEATS AND BUILD.
ING SITES IT.
n SITUATED AND LYING on THE -
Ia WESTERN MD. X. ROAD,
AT HowARDvILLE.
BY virtue of an order Of the Circuit Court Of
Baltimore City, the undersigned. Receivers. will
offer for sale at public auction. at the EXCHANGE 4
SALEsROoM. in Baltimore. on
Tao.iay, the ?h day Of Nay, 1859,
At I o'clock,
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND AT HOWARD.
WILLIE STATION,
In Baltimore county. on the Western Maryland
Railroad. Ac.. divided into four parcels.
LOT No. I contains 81 ACRES, > RO0DS and
~ PERcHES, 10 very eiigibly situated, and binds
on the east side Of the Western Maryland Rail.
road.
LOT No. 9 contains II ACRES, aooDs and
IS PERCliEs, and binds on the county road and
the west side Of the Western Maryland Railroad,
and Is improved by DWELLING and Outbuild.
ings.
LOT No. ! contains 81 ACRES, : ROoDs and
35 PERcliES, and has front on the county road,
and also on the west side Of the Western Mary
land Railroad. and IL improved by q large
Tw0.SToRY AND MANsARD ROOF
DWELLING.
LOT No. I contains s5s ACRES, and fronts ou
the county road, and in the rear is very near to
another county road. aud not far from the Lib.
erty road. This lot has on part Of IL hne growth
Of beautiful eysrgrcens.
Er- piats Of the property ATE st the otsce o.
sN0wDEN a BUSEY. southwest corner Of Lex.
ington aud Charles streets.
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne third Cash, balance
In six and twelve months credit payments 90
bear interest from day Of sale. aud 20 be secured
BY notes 10 the satisfaction Of the Receivers.
GEORGE NJ. B0REE,
BARTHOLOMEW 4. SMITH.
THOMAS s. RIDGAwAY,
SIMON J. MARTENET,
GEORGE cOBURN.
GEORGE II. PAGELS,
JAMES W. BOWERS,
W. n. BEACH,
ED. NJ. KERR,
JN0. a. HErZELL,
SAMUEL SN0wDEN,
Receivers.
sN0wDEN a BUSEY. Attorneys.
MATTHEWS 4 KIRKLAND, Auc,ioneers.
April 29.-ts.
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DEATHS.
Deaths Fr.s--- Tsissses. &C.. 70 es.. Ltms

s''"s"~ FFeS--~fpfsat~ss ar.s ~ cts. 20 Ltue
wILs0N.-on May 9Th, at woodbsrry. Mary J.
Wilson, In the 4gth year Of her age, wife Of
Thomas l.. q. Wilson.
HuST.-on April .sth, Wiley Hunt. In the 65ih
year Of bis age.
CRosS.--on May "a. Margaret Irvine, daughter
Of the late Rev. DR.. Y. Dicksy, and wife of An.
drew b. Gross.
PYLI.-on April goth, at Mount Vernon. Fannie,
in the goth year of her age. daughter of Riira.
beth and Ebenszsr Pyle.
wIckESs.-At weodberry. April so. Pianeinia
wickens. aged co years, widow Of the the late
Edmund wiekens.
BARRENGER.-on April 29th. Mary r.. aged Is
years and months. wife of Freneis Barrenger
aud daughter Of Thomas and the late Jane L.
Burgan.
TAGG.-At Little Valley, on the 81 inst, Stephen
Tagg. In the seth year Of his age.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Tier. SW ., coH.iicraJl, chung lefi In your
Poeketb books this season IL you will patroniIc the
acknowledged leaders In the clothing trade In
Baltimore. Their superior garment. for men.
boys and children insure a style and elegance not
obtainable elsewhere and they carry the largcs,
stock Of clothing in the State and sell IL for the
least money. When you 60 to the city go at onse
20 {. y. Oehm Son. Hanover and Pratt streets.
who also give handsome souvenir TO each patron.
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John I. Yeliots, Attorney. TOwsOntown.
MORTGAGEE's SALE
VERY NICE FARM IN THE I'D DISTRICT
OF BALTIMORE COUNTY.
BY virtue Of the power contained in Mortgage
from John A. Ehlers and wife TO the un. -,
ga dersigned, duly recorded among
r. the Mortgage Land Records of Bait-
more county in Liber J. H., No. 90, folio 49, &c,
the Mortgage will sell at public sale at the Court
House Door in Towsontown, on
Saturday, Ae 2oh day Of Nay, 1882,
at I o'clock p. NJ,
ALL THE LAND AND PREMISES IN SAID
MORTGAGE DESCRIBED.
The property consists Of
FORTY ACRES OF GROUND,
tolerably well improved In the way Of iencing,
and would make q nice home. II has upon IL =
DWELLING HOUSE. AND THE NECESSARY
OUTBUILDINGs
for small farm. The place 10 located about 4?
miles from Baltimore, on the Marriot,sville road
In the ID eleetion district Of Baltimore county,
one mile and a half from the Liberty Turnpike
Road. and adjoins the lands Of Mrs. Adams, Henry
Ehlers aud others. Any one desiring 10 see the
property or TO &c; further information concern.
ing u can call upon the occupants Of IL or upon
JOHN I. YELLOTT, Attorney at Law, Tow.
sontown.
Reference 10 hereby made to the Mortgage afore.
said for title 20 and description Of tho property
THE TERMS OF SALE will be Cash on the
ratification ofthe sale by the Court. $3.50 20 be
paid as soon as the property is knocked down By
the Auc'ioneer, and u not then paid, the property
will at once be re-ofered.
~ ANNIE ". LEE. Mortgage.
GEORGE l.. sTocKsDALE, AuetiOneer.
April 29.--ts.
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~ The Hon. Horace Maynard, who fss years
hIlsi very PrOminsn, place In the politics ofths
country. died very suddenIy on Wednesday last.
at his residence, Knoxville, Tennessee. In 1855
he was elected to c'ngress and was re elected In
1858 and isee. After the war he again repre-
ssntsd his district in Congress from 1865 10 1879.
and was congressman at-largs for the succeeding
tsrn. lie was appointed Minister TO Turkey In
1875, and held that position until President Hayes
appointed him Postmaster Gensral.
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JEs-As will be seen by referring to our adver-
tising columns the County Commissioners have
made and Published the levy for ss:. the tax rate
being 81 cts. on the 500. The increase over that
Of last year is abou, $4,000. The principal
items in which reductions. have been made are
outdoor pensioners. prisoners in Jail, counsel to
Board, public schools and contingent account.
Those increased are lamps. oil and gas. ere de-
psE;msn;. sanitary expenses aud FIRE alarm ,ele-
graph. The last two have been by acts Of the
Legislature a; it, recent session. The basis Of
taxation and the estimated expenses for the past
few years are as follows;
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Jas. G. Morton watchmaker

No. 20 West Fayefte street. Baifimore,
Having had several years experience in the Watch
and Jswelry Business with Messr,. Geo. W. Webb
Co.. and Messrs. Garfield Bro. a Co.. respect.
fully begs leave to inform the public that be is
prepared 10 Gil all orders. embracing Chronome-
tsrs. Watches, Clocks. Music Boxes and Jewelry.
All orders by postal for repairing will be promptly
attended To
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eD-Ths Grand Jury Of Anne Arundel county
on Wednesday presented the late Board Of County
Commissioners, charging them with willfully and
knowingly violating the Law in not appointing .
judge Of election in the frs, preeinc, Of the lst
district from political party diseren, from ma
jOriiy Of themselves. They also found presen,-
men,s agains, Elijah Bond. chief judge in the 9Th
district, for srufting the balOt-box against the
judges Of election in the Sd district for holding
fraadaIen, election and for no, properly swearing
in clerks; sgains, the judges Of elections In the
"a distrie, for no, holding election at the place
designa,ed BY Law, and sgains, W. T.. Dorsey for
disnan,ling the sehOOl-hOuse 10 the I'd district,
the place designated for hOidipg the election.
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S~Last wssk twe packages of dynamite wsr'
seat thrsssh he Esw York usils-ensts 10 wn. II
vsndsrbiIt and ossto Cyrus W. Pisid. One Of th,
packages exploded In . nail poueh 90 the slsvsisd
railroad and ID ussshus that The plos leaked out
No one was hurt but there 10 no tsiiisg whai IN.
result might have been had the packages beer
safely delivered. There is no cise 10 the psrpe
traitor Of the aet.
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DALTO. COUNTY TAX LEVY
IL --fOn-
THE YEAR 1882.

The County CosnBsissioners Of baltimore
County Tar he Cemnfy Of baltimore
for hr Year fsSsas Toifors. 10 crit:
Estimated amount made and allowed BY the Coun.
" coinmi'sioners Of baltimore county 70 nee;
tac current expenscs for the year iss2. as re-
quirei by an Act Of the General Assembly of
Maryland to provide for the speedy collection
uf county taxes in baltimore county, and 10
authorize the County Commissioners Of Dal,i
more county 10 effect loan In anticipation of
the samepa',ed January Session. 1854. and Jan.
uary Session. 1879. and January Session. ISIS,
aud January Session, 1850. and January Ses.
sion, lSS3.
ESTIMATED
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IEs-Mr. Robert Bonner offered m adv ance
Of 81 900 on Halcyon Eve minutes after she had
been knocked down 90 him a bid Of 81. .0OO. and
he declined 90 take IL. The offer Of $4,000 for the
hlly vas not made until after he had said that
she was not for sale At any price. Then IL va.
just as safe to offer him Sl5OOOO a. $4,000, be-
eanse be is . man who keens his word.
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sheriff Tracey has appointed hi. son, t;co.
c. Tracey, deputy sheriff.
The County Commissioner. have received
two bid. for building an iron bridge over the
BALTIC. Potomac railroad on wilkens avenue
one from W. Bo.lman. Of Baltimore, for sS.It3
aud one from Pennsylvania company a little
higher. Tho contract has not been awarded
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~ysy extensive preparations are being
made Cor The Grad Asuy snesmpmsnt, which
takes place In BaIsiaoFs In ysns. u 10 expected
that between thirty and for,y thossspd vstsraps
viii BE- 10 siisndases bssidss nilIds regiments aud
companies frsn sthsr States. The saesnpmsnt
promises 10 Be grand sGsir.
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NOTICE.
Re.Prccincting Districts.

NOTICE.
Re.Prceincting Districts.
0FricE BoARD OF CouxTr COMMISSIONERS or
BALTIC. Co., May }, 1889.
The County Commissioners hereby give notice
that they will III at their once, at Towsontown, on
Friday May i2ih, 1889.
from 10 o'clock A. N. 10 . o'clock p. NJ,
For the purpose Of RECEIVING PETITIONS
for the RE fREcINcTING OF THE SEVERAL
ELECTION DISTRICTS Of this county, in ac.
eordanee with the Act passed January Session,
lsS2.
EDWARD W. sTIEFEL,
JOHN n. MILLENDEh,
JOHN 7. u. PARLETT,
County Commissioners for baltimore county.
Test J. HARTMAN SCHONE,
May Cit Chief Clerk.
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IHfsr@afioH Waafsd Where can I get Sew.
ing Machine that will not break the thread and
needle if IL goes Laekrard' Why. 60 and exam.
Inc the "Royal 81. John" IL makes no difference
which way you turn the wheel. IL sews the same.
For sale by J. n. HExBERsOS. Tow.ontown. OF.
fee near the postofiee
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DROPOSAI.S

~ ENhfs.
Sealed proposals will be received at the Ofiee
ofthe Examiner, northwest corner Of Lexington
and 81. Paul Sreets, Baltimore, until
Saiardas. Nay 20h, 1889,
at ~ o'clock NJ,
FOR GRADING AND CONSTRUCTING ED
M0NDSoN AVENUE. from the west side Of the
bridge crossing Gwynn's Falls to hs intersection
with the Old Frederick Road, In accordance with
the pats and profile on hlc Ia the County Com.
missioner.' onice for Baltimore county, at Tow
sontown.
Specification. can be seen at the Office Of tho
Examiner.
eS-Approvei bonds will he required.
The Examiner reserve g. themselves the right
TO reject any or all bids.
JOHN II. FOWLER.
CliAS. q. W. MACGILL,
ELIAS LIvEZEY,
Examiners of Edmondson Avenue,
Corner Of 81. Paul and Lexington Streets.
May 6.-2t.
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sS-A statement has just been issued from the
census Office showing iha, the population Of Mary.
land Is 93i.9i3, Of which s5?.Is5 are native and
80, SOC foreign born,
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The King Of Denmark is truly . paternal
monarch. Finding tha, during the recent severe
weather the royal foot guards we're suffering
greatly from Colds And Coughs. this good oil
gentleman ordered supply Of DR.. Balls Cough
Syrup for them AMI now the sentries are happy
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uAMBLETONIAN STALLION
IL Oakland Chief q

Sire Of three ef the fastest colts o. GH
their age In the STATE and winner ofthe $fOO prize
al last Pennsylvania State Fair, held at Philade.
phia, also hrst at the last State Pair al Pimieo.
VIII make the Season eflss2, at MAPLE GROVE
STABLES, 0ovanstown, York road, from May I
70 September !. lie needs only 10 be seen 70
be admired. For terms, &C., call on or address
L. MONGAR,
May e.-3ts) Govanstown, BALTIC. county, Nd.
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&B-Mr. Bnech Pratt. Of nslsiasors, has de-
slissd tbs sss q sise,ios supsrvissr 10 vbish hs
vas sppeinisd by oev. IIaniitos, and shs 6svsr-
nor yin spPeiss sssshsr Rspublissn n his place.
Mr.. Prs,, thinks yousssr man should have the
place.
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es-A ere ct wsynssbors. Pc. on Saturday
evening last. destroyed the extensive works ofths
0sissr Manufacturing Company, and causing .
very heavy IOs' upon which there are policies Of
insurance amounting TO $4,000. Nearly 500 hands
are thrown out ef employment The origin of the
Gre 10 unknovn. The works win be rebuilt imms-
diaisiy.
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jzH-foriy-two years ago las; Monday the " hig
National Convention nominated Henry clay for
President. -Four years later. on the same day q
the month. Mag i'il, he wAs re- nominated by tho
.ame narfr
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see-The Democracy think Of their Tilden. and
smile In gloomy inereduli,y when Barnum says he
has the heaviest elephant ever seen in the United
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Shoes !SAoes.-If you want ar.t. class hand
made shoes 20 TO Phipps Bros. next door to the
postofice. Towsontown. A great variety Of all
kinds Of shoes constantly on hand. Rspairiay
dro~P'iy done.
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Fendaii q Mitchell. Solicitors. Towsoa,own.
TRusrEEs' SALE !!
HOUSE AND LOT on THE HILLIN ROAD
NEAR TOwSoNTOwN.

hotsE AND LUZ IN THE HILLEN ROAD,
NEAR TOwS0NT0wN.
by virtue Of the power and authority contained
IN Deed Of Trust from Joseph ID. Mitch a,
VA ell TO the undersigned.
EH dated 25th February, A. d. iss?,
the andersigned. Trustees, will offer for sale, By
public auction, on
Tuesday. Nay 9h, 1ss2.
at the hour Of IL o'clock NJ,
M the Court House door, Towsontown,
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND,
situated on the Ilillen road. near Towsontown,
which u described In a deed from Ida v. Mitchell
and husband 10 the said Joseph d. Mitchell dated
May 2tth. A. ID. 1879. and recorded among the
Land Records Of Baltimore county In Liber J. B.,
No. ll?. folio $50. &C.. containing about
ONE ACRE OF LAND. MORE OR LESS,
Improved byA
Tw0.STORY LOG DWELLING HOUSE,
aud outbuiidings.
This property is nicely located, and would make
adesirable home for mechanic or market gar.
dener.
TERMS OF sALE.-One. third Cash, one.
third In six months, aud balance ip twelve months
deferred payments TO bear interest from day Of
sale. and 20 bs secured TO the satisfaction Of the
Trustees. az.
CHARLES X. FENDALL,
THOMAS J. G0RsUcH, i'as'se''
ID. NJ. TIPr0N Auctionecr. (Apr. 2e.-ts.
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nEsIRABLE PROPERTY
PRIVATE SALE.

A very desirable HOUSE AND LOT In u,
village Of Pikssvills, on the Rsistsrstown .<D.
turnpike, belonging 20 the estate of
- the late Mrs. ksadig. For further
particulars and tsrms apply %
LokGSIcKER BROS,
Umon ofkss. Towsontewn, Nd.
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Wanfsd!-95i Men aud Women to call and e.
anime the Royal 81. John Sewing Machine" Il
has merits that eassot BE- surpassed. J. n. HEx,
pERsoS, Ofiee near the Postnlice. TowsontoNn.
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TOWS0NTOWN SHOE STORE.
PHIPPS BROS,
All MANUFACTURERS or fN1
" Ladies', Geats' Childreus'Rkt
Boots, Shoes and Caters,
At their New Store. ON tho York Road,
Adjoining PostofEioe.

We will keep on hand large stock Of Boots.
shoes and CATERS Of every description, aud will
sell as cheap rs can be purchased In the city Re-
pairing neatly done and at short notice Thank
ful for pas; favor.. fMay6.'ssy.
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Sales Of Property.

John T. Morris, 43 N. Charles ST., Dalso.
ane oharlos =. Fendaii. Towsonsowu,
Attorneys.
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New Advertisements.
.OR SALE,

TOR SALE,
An IRREDEEMABLE GROUND RENT IN
Towsontown. TWELVE DOLLARS PER An
MUM. Very desirable. Apply 10
PENDALL a MITCHELL,
Attornsysat Law, smedley Row, Towsontown.
May ST.
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FTyHE EXCELSIOR
i Live stock Mutual Association
CARROLL COUNTY. MARYLAND, &C

Havs sppolplsd d. wARPEL, q Long
Green, Agent, Who yjlI rsasive applications foI
GEN. !. Il. TRfMBLK, Who Insured month
age, has heen promptly paid for Gov be Ios', and
esn reseh for the reliability ef The Cempsny from
psrssnsl klsslsass cfib oqsets.
&D-Addnsss, Q. d. WARRBL,
Ieng arssa p. O., DsliiBers soasiy. hd.
Nay e.-Im.
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DECEIvERs' SALE

Snowden a. Busey. Attorneys. :. ". Corner
Charles 4 Lexington St... Baltimore.
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TTORNEY'S SALE

Snowden q Busey, Attorneys, Southwest cor.
Charles Lexington Sta, baltimore.