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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-08
From oransev.iie. ia,h District.

Ia your last issue notice n short reference 90
statements made ia my last. aud either yourself
Messfs. Editors. OF some other correspondent
fully confirms the statements made ia reference 70
the feckessne,ss AMI dissipation praelicsd on the
;hofoushfares le,iiag out u the city.
ieS day since your correspondent was in .
formed b. lAiy that he vas mistaken a. 60 the
rum0r that At the public house shere the side gate
i kept open al day sunday. there 10 card and
bAgatelie playing un the Lords day. and that the
proprietor will not Aliou gaming Of any hind on
>anday merely stated the ramor. bat ifthA, /,
Incorrect none will rejoice in !; more than '.OeeA
sioual, Tor certainly u i bad enough 10 cell in
toIicants On SaHiay. sithout adding gambling
The supper and festival At Highland avenue ~
church, a. - alsays the case when the iaie. Of
that charge spreai their tables aud prepare an On
tcrtainment. was success
The army worm dii no: prove har,fal a.
sas feared. ani IA some instances disappeared
aboui A. suiienly a. they came.
There has been great scarcity Of harvest
hand hereabouts. some % our farmers have been
compelled to ca; dosn entire aelds With not a
band TO bind. and after the cutting 20 gather up
the shsaves thsmselves Til, l. surprising whsn
there are ~ many able bodied men profe,.edly
seeking work Qusrry Are soup houses aud
free lunches a blessing Notsithstanding the
scarcely % labor. harvs., 10 Progressing ssa the
yield i excellent. Corn - short bat ander the
warm weather q fsu LAY. ago, u stretched up
soaisrfay
The fourth GLORIOUS Fourth . {, passing &c
quietly. The boy' are banging awsy -ith their
ere crackers. aud bunting 10 literally displayed
Those Who bad arranged 20 spsnd the day pie
nieins have had their an,iei patons spoiled By the
heavy rain fall To many. doubtless. thi. 4. .
blessing In Disguise. sill. alas too many hnd
the where ani the hos 60 barter their manhood
and degrade their nobility. May before day.
iasn bad united Themselves for intsilg gent loco.
notion OF piea.an; association Isthi. patriotism
The family - Mr.. IgleAAF, has been s0rsly
afflicted 10 the death Il their tuin infants. Alice
aud Lillian. uiihin fev days % each other
Though strangers. ye, this family have the syn
patty q this community in their bereAv smsnt.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-08

The county School Board met on Thursday, the
president, Col. Jenifer, IN the chair.
New school houses were ordered 90 be built At
Bare hin and Homestead, 9th district shaWan,
sth dislrietj Craddock's, Sd district, and Middle.
town, 9Th district, the president, the secretary
and the commissioner Of the district 10 contract
for them.
Salaries Of white teachers, s22,T2S.7s. eoIOrsd
teachers, 81 ,6tf.sS for the quarter ending June
30, salaries Of officers Of the Board. 5000, and bills
for books, furniture, fuel &C., g. 5si.79, were or
dered paid.
Contract for books was renewed for one year
with J. II. Medairy a Co., Of Baltimore, tho
books now on the list being continued.
Tho following resignations Of teachers weFe &C.
cepted sallie o. Phillips. school Q, district I;
W. J. Blair. school I. district II Nellie Evans,
assistant, school Z, district s; John q. Donald.
son, school Z, district Mary Y. Parkison, school
5, district 4, and Eliza r. Hgle, school 9, dist n.
number Of trustees were appointed TO Gil the
places Of others who had resigned after which the
Board adjourned.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-08
Arlington No,nn-

The Fourth wAs spsn, very quietly here No
accidents nor anything unasaAl occurred AFling
ton u not noted for gaysty bat " its uorthy peo-
pie entertained any thoughts Of celebrating the
day such thoaghts must have been quickly die
psrsed BY the advent Of heavy rain uhich con
unaei nearly all day. much g. the discomfort Of
eieursionists aud pleasure seekers generally
The W. ". X. X. sent cut several sHeaF,ion trains
whieh uefe yell allied uith passsngsr, 90 route for
Pen Mar the fasorits place " resort On that road
Rain has been very much needed for come tins
and the one u the Fourth perhaps pleased the
farmers aud gardeners mere than the Gre wofks.
ae.. uhich u prs.snted you'd have done.
The garden. look veil and premise an abundant
supply Of vegetables. II 10 thOught that the cab.
bAge crop ul be better this ear tAan last =, the
destructive insects watch wsrs prevalent have
% far not made their sppsarance.
The district school. q uhich Mr.. John StAns-
bury 10 principal. closed on Friday u last ssek
IL sas reported that the children vsrs o. have .
pic ME, bat for some reason said picnic did not
cone "a ani the scholars we're treated % cake
candy. Ac. =; the school house and thea dismissed
for the sumner tAeaiion.
Mr.. Joseph feelsmysr. uho has been postmaster
here for many yeAf'. has resigned b., position and
the oses IL nov held at the house 81 Mrs. Dosngss.
souas dissAiisfaetion 10 expressed bv the resi.
dsn,s Of the uppef portion o. the village 90 &C
count % the distance 20 be Travelled In order &c,
their mail. bet Il 10 more Convenient Tor those uho
reside in the loser par, u the place than uhers d,
was formerly kept. consequently some are well
pleased and shat IL ones Ices 10 smother 0nss
gain" BEssIs A.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-08
Near woodensburg, 4.h District.

wA a. - -, A.,,a -.
.hs tta .. Sey nohaAy efosght me on nytng
VISIT from ssnington 70 tnis beautiful section OF
country. ana have been greatly delighted a. well
as nenenttea no donot ~ tue pure arr beautiful
.senety anu tne salI 70 exercise which
'"S ssuensaty nAVns ny cay hie 10 no. ahora me.
a, before 'saNing warrington recsis.a ~osd that
MI. Sonn .. sIsas, nlgn,y respected and pros.
PeI"us isrmsr o' .n's nssgnootnood, vas very ~
anu not nheiy 70 I'VE WI should reach mere. lie
died on Friday evening, soth nit., about sunset,
anu tne SoneSai,e OF ,rIends a. MS funeral a. Mt.
1head church, THIS place, where he was buried on
sunday, was the largest ever seen here. Mr: slade
vas IN tue sINty ;nnth year o. MS age. he was
,otmssy resident OF hartford county but has
oeeh WIng mere ABOUT tssniy .'hree years, and was
vue " tns nost sasefssiai ana prosperous farmers
.ne nelgnoornooI had. widow survives him
~ W. sons auu '"o uAusn'e's' ." o' "hom are
"a.n ,... except Tue youngest son
mue harvesting: mostly o. rye OF nay, was
hete iAst week. out tue iuli blast OF the work
'1 uo' s"ssuneuso WI 'hh "eeh' tne FARMERS All
seeming uescrmincd 70 sc, through with their
sssA' na.'est before tue end OF the week u posi-
s'o'e. Ihe uheat Is eneseepuonaeiy good' no
army WORN appearing IN this nigh country, aud
s"e ","kc' hheoin i"use' orwhateTer erehmay
.. Sh.eu' h"t iuJut'nk u any Tue nay ~ also
.''eIaey g9ou, ou. the oats generally do not make
IVY k""u Ptomse' the pest nave seen being
along Tue county road on the place OF Mrs. Julia
duncan WIN "nom ! am stopping. Tue corn
US" gehcrany oaeA~afu. out DO not Tear but
'ns s' WI" tae nOa suns OF tn's anu next month u
WI. come OUT. ro'a'oes are I"okng seiI.
Two hie nies are 10 De heid al he,stefstovn TO-
u.y Guy fthi' am informed. one ~ Tue sunday
.sno0i =, tue southern Methodist anu the other BY
wa" OF tne Meshoaist hPisc"pai ehnrch, although
we weather does not nov seem very propmious, u
os,hk rainier aaup anu threatening ram: II Was
Sn'"'en psy ~ tine coofed Methodist church
OF tns same place ias' sunday and there was
very mtgs turn oa.
ne'1'e es'ihk washington. anu aher the topic
" Tue nAnslns .. "ateau haa diei out, or IN Tact
70. wssA .sioIe 'h.' event, the subject that most
NV. 80 a. n.n,a ss''aenu tnsIe vas Ihe con
,est 't tne nepuoheAn henhnaton ior congress
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-08
Tribute 20 a Teacher

The trustees % public school Ne. D. Ilth district
have passed the following resolutions;
wHEnEAs, Mr.. VIM. J. Blair, for the past two
years prineipa. Of this school. has rendered his
resignaiion 20 accepts more responsible and luera
tiss position elsewhere;
Rssoir,d, That the Board of Trustees accept the
resignation Of Mr.. Blair With regret, and perform
an &c, Of simple justice In expressing the high
sense they entertain % the value Of his services
and bearing testimony TO the sea intelligence aud
success With which be has performed the duties of
his Office.
Re.eirsd. That Mr.. Blair carries vita him 20 his
new hed Of labor the respect and confidence Of the
trustees and patrons % the school. the affection
and gratitude Of the pupils whose best interests he
has iabored 90 sedulousiy 10 PROMOTE aud the most
cordial wishes of Ill foT mis- future happiness aud
success. w. 7. ALLnsDKn,
RicHAaB W. BRowS,
JuSE 30, 1ss2 BEsJ. y. TAYLon.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-08
Pc. HARRY Klll. HI. Man.

Pairick HARRY Keeps beer saloon At the inter
section q the Hartford road and Hour Diary venue
On the county side. Bsiueen ~ aud ! aciock
On the afternoon ~ the 9TH q Juiy four young
MN named Daniel Chfofd. wm. Rsthsrfofd
Jsrob hester ani william Mack. entered the -.
ioln In ~ intoxicated condition ADD dem Andei
sgns beer. HaFty refused 10 grant their request
telling them a. the same time that they uers
dunk and ordered them out u the house. Cliff
frd then dFew razor and advanced on Harry
asl the latter picked up pistol aud hrsi several
shots a. hin. the last one ~ uhich lodged In his
hart. causing almost instant death. wm. BAKER
uss In the saloon ct the time and Rathsffofd.
ose of the party, assaulted him ana thea started
"a run. Baker drew his pistol aud cred, the ball
striking Rutherford In the LEG. producing . slight
wound. AFTER the shooting Hsriy gave himself
u, 10 the county officers and justice BOnsai hav.
irg been summoned. proceeded 90 hold an inquest.
TIE Jury. after hearing tho evidence Of several
witnesses. rendered . verdict that Daniel clifford
came 10 his death from q wesnd In the right
breast, caused by pistol ball fred from = pistol
IN tas hsods % Patrick Harry. uarty ga,
brought to jail at Towsontown and Baker vas re-.
leased on bail IN the sun az $500. Clifford. the
nuriefed man. was about tventy years of age
and = son % VIM. clifford. living eas, % the York
read, short distance below wavsrly. Harry 10
represented 10 be q Peaeeabls aud quiet man aud
vas at one time member of the Baltimore POI
lice force. lie 10 about 50 years 81 age snd has .
family. lie claims that the shooting was done
Ia self defense.
HARRY was brought into Court on Thursday
morning under = writ q habeas corpus and was
released on bail In the sum Of 5000 his saFesies
being Sterling W. Thomas and N. Leonard. II.
j. Cuttings, Esq.. is counsel fof HARRY.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-08
Prisoners Sentenced.

On Saturday last, 10 the Circuit Court, the fol-
lowing prisoners, previously convicted, were ssn-
tened; George Eilieott Queen. murder, seventeen
years In the psnitsntiary; Charles II. Beatty
leoloredl, larceny. one year In the penitsntiary
WIN. p. Osborn, blgamy, three years In the peni-
the House Of Correction.
In the case Of John Tucker, attempting 10 con-
mit rape. motion for new trial was sled on
the sams day.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-08
A County Horse Wins.

There were two trotting races at the Herring
Run course on Thursday, and both we're well con.
tested. In the second race, for the 2s0 class the
entries were Geo. W. Nelson's Marshal; W. X.
Merfifeld's Gloster. and Dan. steever's Ashland
Kate. Marshal, who l. owned by Mr.. q. Frank
Morgan, Of DulAny's Valley, won all three heats
time 2:iOi, 2;l0s and 2:ll. Considering the
fact that the track was heavy the time made may
be considered very good. Mr.. Morgans horse
has had but little track work, aud for . green
one" shows remarkable speed.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-08
Cut his leg with an Axe.

Samuel W. Bayne. son Of Mr.. Thomas Bayns.
fence baiIder Of this place. me, with very palm
fol accident on Friday Of last week. lie vas en-
gagged 10 pointing rails when the axe glanced and
struck him the ieft leg below The knse, cutting
. fearful cash. lie has Bines suffered very much
aud u was At enc time feared that lock Jaw would
set 10. lie IL attended By Dr.. Jarrett.
This 70 the third accident Of . similar eharactsr
that has befallen the Baynes-fAther and tive sons
within few months, and neither Of the three 10
now able 70 work.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-08

The British steamship Madrid, from Rottev.
dam and Newcastle. arrived nj Baltimore on Mon
day, bringing one bull, ave COWS and ten hsifers
Of the Dutch Prissens breed for DR.. v. W. Pattsr.
con. Of Baitimore county. They are highly valued
~ dairy stock In Holland, and are attracting .
great deal Of attention In this country among
dairymen. The Oneida Community In New York
are largely interested In their Importation, and
breed from them very extensively. Their butter
qualities are claimed 10 exceed the Jersey, while
the yield In milk IL much larger. They are, how.
ever, comparative strangers In this locality.
They will be quasantined ninety days before
reaching their owner.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-08

The religious epsn-air services, held BY Rev.
W. i. ID. GLENN. pastor Of the NJ. 4. church %
this place, on Saturday night last, we're well at
tended. Good order prevailed and all seemed
quite interested aud attentive. The services con-
sisted Of singing and exhortation and lasted some
thirty o. more minutes. II 10 the purpose Of Rev.
NJ. GLENN TO continue these services every Sat
urday night during the warm weather, 10 which
all are invited. lie desires all who can cling 10
assist him In this part Of the services.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-08
BUSINESS LOCALS.

wnAr kisD'- Those wishing % buy Seuing
Machine be sure and examine the Royal -. John,
for Il IL neat. simple, durable quiet. ght.rgnning.
rapid usehine. Accurate aud perfect in prinei.
pie, beautiful IN appearance, and does all kinds u
uofs from the lightesi 10 the heaviest uith per
feet stitch runs backward or forward. sewing At
the 'ams time -ithout changing stitch % dirsc-
tion u York. Every machine warranted fsr hve
tsau. J. y. Hsnders9n. Agent Tor Baltimore aud
Hartford e0Bniies. oGes near Po.;osacs. Touson-
tsub Nd
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-08
List OF Letters

Remaining In the 0ardenviiis pcstofies for the
monh ending June 3oth, and u not called for viii
be sent 10 the Dead Letter Once. July 3oth, 1889
Miss Augusta Berggoetx, tforeignl Henrieh
Herman vaske, William Gray, Henrietta Cuttings.
Mas Minnie Krotes, Miss Maggie MeGo6in, J. y.
Miller, John Menu, tforeignl, D. N. Bag. Carl
Sicily, tforeignl. JomS N. uRnnnAx, p. ".
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-08
Assessmeats on Rdmondson Avenue.

The examiners appointed sor the completion Of
Kdmondson avenns-Messrs foulsr. Livery and
0ill-have determined 10 ebforce the payment %
subscriptions for the work. Wednesday YES the
last day given for their payment, and several
thousand dollsas remain unpaid. The whole
amount required for the completion Of the work 10
estimated At ESQ, Oo0 asd u is believed that sum
will be ample u u 10 al paid up. The whole
amount has been subscribed, aud 70 there were no
dslinquents there wsuld be no diihculty In COM
plsiing the avsnse. The examiners intend b
have The ground plated preparatory 10 snforeing
tract, and u u the design Of the examiner To
pub the work rapidly 70 eomplstlon.--.Saa.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-08
Painful Accident.

Philip A. Dsbaugh, butcher. Of this place. met
with painfni accident one day last week. from
the Effects % which he has since been laid up. He
bought some cattle 81 the Calvefton yards and one
Of them became refractory and started 20 run. A
man picked up q stone aud threw u NJ the animal,
The stone struck fence and gianeing on BIT Mr..
DebauEh on the right leg below the knee, splinter
ing The bone aud making an ugly wouad.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-08
Indspenden. order OF Mechanics.

A regular meeting q Waverly Lodge, No. q?
]. o. NJ, held on the 29th ut the following Off.
GERS elected for the ensuing term r. NJ,
George Turner w. NJ, John 7. Matthews; J.
q. Miller Financial Secretary, Richard PindsII
Treasurer, John e. Wolf Conductor, John Prince;
Chaplain. Thomas Fiippsn; Trustee. Charles
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-08

Since the Rev. George Morrison, on account Of
W health, resigned the pastorats Of the Grove
Presbyterian church, Hartford county, be has Fe-
sidsd ON bis farm In the 18th district Of this
county. Fer the summer he aud bis family have
removed 10 biz old home farm Il Sweet Air.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-08
Miscellaneous.
YORK ROAD RAILWAY,


aKxxsHNHzk=zNE
Leave Baltimore and Holiday streets a. follows
BALTIMORE TO wAvRRLY.
At $50, 7 and 1850 AN. Every afteen mInutss
from 7.sO TO 1889 A. NJ; every thirty minutes
from 1880 A. NJ. 10 $50 p. NJ; every 6ftssn min
utss from 2.so p. NJ. TO s.S0P. NJ. 1880, le.soand
Il.3o p. NJ.
wAvERLY TO BALTIMORE.
AZ $40 and $50 A. NJ. Every afteen minutes
from $50 20 $50 A. NJ; every thirty minutesf rom
$50 A. NJ. 10 $50 p. NJ; every fifteen minutes
from l.s0 p. N. To 7.So p. NJ; at sac. s.so, Csc
and 1880 p. n.
BALTIMORE TO GovANsT0wN.
Every half hour from 80 A. NJ. 10 $50 y. NJ, ana
Ut $50, 1880 and lI.30 p. NJ.
G0vANsT0wN TO BALTIMORE.
Every half hour from A. NJ. to $50 p. NJ, And
at $50 and 1880 p. 81.
BALTIMORE TO Tows0NT0wN.
At half past each hour from ESQ A. N. TO $50
p. NJ, and at 1880 and II 80 p. NJ.
T0wS0NT0wN TO BALTIMORE.
Each hour from A. N. to 10 p. NJ.
To Western Maryland depot, fare cents.
To 0rcenmount Cemetery, fare cents.
To Charles Street Avenue, by Cars on North
Avenue, connecting with HAmpdsn, Park Avsnss
and City Cars. fare cents.
April IS, Say.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-08

Messfs WIN. GseasSiisr 4 Co.. sse.!snsef,, .eli
on Thur'day. for L. l.. Conrad, Esq, assignee Of
mortgage from Geo. Edwards and wife 10 the
late WIN. u. keensr. farm of So acres, situated
near the ls-Miie Switch. =. ". a u. railroad, and
improved by dwelling house, stable, Ae, TO
Philip EdwArds for a., 900
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-08

fHAuEs. sass, fsrsH.. 4e.-ws "a. its .i.satiaa
% the adssr,issmsht & MsssFs. ,. q. Tini.y A
Bro, 100 North street. opposite Northern Central
depot. shieh spPsafs ia cur columns today
Ihis arm manufacture frames. sash, DOOR aud
blind' also sasing farming scroll and oFhamea-
tai uofk, Ae. A. Those -Anting anything 10
ihssf ihs ~lll fHi i 70 their advantage % call
upon then
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-08
Au.pav Meatlng,

An eli day meeting viii be hsId al 0rem's M.
). church, 18th district, Sunday. July 10th. The
pastor, Rev. 4. Richardson, viii BE- assisted By
other ministers. Pablo cordially invited.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-08
From aunpowder. 18th District.

We are sitting to-day tJuly 9TH. by a blazing
open IRE, With such feelings are kindlei by the
yule log % mid winter festival not that IL l.
very cold but tho change u 90 great from hot
and warm. blue skies, TO q dull. cold grey aud
dripping canopy. that We instinctiVeiy draw near
the cheerful blanc Tor warmth aud cemfoFt.
Harvest. 90 bFaSely aud faVorably commenced,
has been brought 20 sudden and unexpected
halt. The "self. binders'-and not q few have
made their AppeafAnce-self Takers aud cleaning
cradles tia; sess hasy IN aar luxurious aud
golden grain the fore part 81 the week, stand Idle
IN the hells OF convenient shelters Awaiting the
returning sunshine. Much grain still stands, but
two or three clear days. which may vet have
this seek. will see all In shock Oar uheat h
magnificent. both ia ,traw aud grain, qaAntity
aud quality. The "aphi.. cause Of such vide.
spread apprehension, has not peFceptibiy injured
either. although there can be no doubt they had
some effect even though IL vas 20 an inappreeiA-
bic degree. oats ~ill not be A. good last year.
Harden stun. the raising u shioh is nos digni-
tel a. farm gardening" 10 doing veil, aud this
stuff. that We farmers formerly looked upon
nth contempt. 10 assuming an importance that
sill claim the credit q In the years out
come-A favorable balance In the years income.
Anid the general growi at the ueathsrs in
clsmancy there 10 no complaint sf want Of sea
son" for MANIPULATING Many the tomato that
gill yet be stuck"
Patriotic ardor seemed dampeneI and The
Fourth" would have passed quietly. Almos, un
noticed here. bot for an AfrAy At the Forges, On
Big fali., 10 which eoiored man vas danger
ou.ly cut 10 the head By come ueApon 10 the hands
Of a white man. Bad whisky the cause that pro.
dueed the effect. OocAHoSti
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-08
Jerseys q. the Baltlnore county Falr


Al tls fr,i exhibition of the Baltimore County
Agricultural eoeisty. held Ia 1879. but a lev
herds q Jersey cattle usFs shoun. Knouisg that
baltimers county bad long been the home u N AZ
See hefds u this dsservedly popuisr tre.d to
society determined o. d. ali In ts poser T. foster
aud encourage not only the breeding q thi.
valuable strain u dairy cattle bot g. stimulate
amoug the breeders there ffisndly rivalry. Tor
their osn improvement, a. sell A. BY sxhibiiiug
The zane. % educate the pubie IN the aifania s-s
. rearing these cattle. fot this purpose the
se-isty has aesfsd liberal prsmiau, and selected
Judges ~iihout Suspicion ofpar;iaiiiy and kno-n
e. bs thoroughly competent
The god result has shoug itself ~ The inef.ass
nambsff sni better ssili-imprgye 81 qaality q the
% mails exhibited zach year. uhils fofihs eusnius
stsu in September the Society has already 70
csisei Informal notice II - herds O. be exhibited
bsiilss many other herds uhich are sapsctel g.
Be represented Ia the indisilsAl classes, ani =, =
eotssqusues the Society 10 eompsiisito Aii largely
% - stAbling capacity.
gumhsfs. hossser. bat poorly ssvfsss The in
porAnce u the coming exhibition. We have ire
qatntly asserted that BAltimoFs county possssses
mTs Jefseys q high qaaiity than any other
es.nl- y the uniied states. We ehallsnss tko..
ss5d.-1s .As srush 81 this assertion 30 Wat osr
fsi, sst Judge foe thsmssisss
The susepstaks prime q tite O. 81. best rssis
ter.d Jersey o. Guernsey bull q Any age. -ili
draw out such balls ~ kah BAfkes. forsss No
Net; Lord Res. kiss Rst. Island Valsar. asI
othsfs psfhsr. As good but 10, - usli kne-n %
fame whilst among the females ~iii b. the hixhs.t
pfcei Jersey 10 the uofii Ahi one 9th The largest
~ssliy ts,, 2ti Ihs' 9Th ons sIcsrtiou q any
tAAt have he.n tested
A nee feature sd one q greai value D. over
cone . the douh,s 10 the minds ofths public a. g.
the great eapacity q these too strains q cattle
for butler mAkihg will b the pure AsarieA %
the 80 aeiuAiiy msking the most batter 81 =
gives period on the fair gFounis. under The surer
sision 4 committee 81 the Society. For ths
Prise viu probably eampete-a 3asFns.y eos
-ith = reeord e - ib'. ot.. e Jersey 9Th
= reeoFi q % lbs ors.. another 9th record Il
over . lbs. All mAny others uhe.e great perform
aness isve never been Published
This prize. hke Aii u those q the Baltimore
county society, - opsn g. al the sold. auly BE-
ing Halted g. registered animAls A. this test
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