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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-11-18
STATE NEWS.

The stockholders of the Atlantic
d North Carolina Railroad Com.
pany met last week in Goldsboro
and declared forfeited the lease Of
their road to the Midland n. G. r.
R., represented by w. ]. Best, of
New York.
Farmer and Mechanic: Died, at
the Asylum, on Monday, Mrs. Gen.
Raleigh E. Colston, aged near 70.
She was . lady of high character
and accomplishments, until that
most dreadful of all Affections, men
tai alienation, befel her. Gen. Col
ston has many friends in the State
and the South.
Gen. Cox and Thos. p. Devereux,
Esq, came TO blows on Friday be-
fore the election. At some speak
ing in Johnston county, Gen. Cox,
in the course of his remarks, made
some statement which Devereux
pronounced a lie. He was at once
struck by Coz, but the battle was
stopped by the by-standers.
Raleigh Visitor The North Car
DINA Conference of the NJ. E.
Church, South, will convene in this
city on the 9th Of December next,
and it is expected that the session
will be one of great interest. Raj
eigh always aud gladly extends her
hospitality to religious bodies and
we hope will cheerfu!ly welcome
the Methodist Conference. The
committee of arrangements, appoint
ed to provide homes for members,
desire to procure entertainment for
about three hundred, and will he
glad TO have the assistance of the
other religious denominations Of the
city.
Greensboro Bugle The funeral
Of DR.. Craven, OF yesterday, 1.-THE
9th) was an occasion sad and sor.
ro~tul beyond description, The
residence of the deceased and the
entire college buildings were draped
in heavy mourning inside and out.
The floral decorations, consisting in
part of large letters &c. F. CO.
cross, harp, anchor and monogram
3D.. c. sent by the young ladies OF
Greensboro Female College, were
arranged above the casket and spoke
in mute, bat tender e|oquence the
sympathy Of our community. The
cortege moved out from the resi-
dence about 2 o'clock. Pail bearers
IL. II. Ferree, II. p. Troy, J. NJ.
Odell, D. Curtis, C. Thomas, --
White, S. F. Toml:nson, Rev. B
Phillips, Julian S. Carr and L. w.
Andrews. Rev. J. w. Lewis read
the opening part of the funeral SER
vices-atter the hymn, prayer was
offered by DR.. w. II. Bobbitt. The
funeral sermon was delivered by
Rev. NJ. L. Wood.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-11-18
-Cleveland's majority in New

-Cleveland's majority in New
York is l96,016.
-Garfeld's tomb at Cleveland
ia still guarded by sentinels.
One hundred and seventy
members elect of the next House OF
Representatives have never been in
Congress-. Q
Gen. Grant, when informed
in Boston of the result of Tuesdays
elections, "looked thoughtful" and
said, at all means something" /
wonder!
THE general average yield Of
corn throughout the country is 25
bushels per acre, an aggregate OF
1850, 600, 900 bushels North Caro-.
lima is credited with 100000
bushels.
The Secretary Of the North
Carolina Tobacco Fair Association,
Mr.. G.. +. Webb, desires the Vice
Presidents from the various sections
of the State TO meet at Durham on
Wednesday, 22nd inst, for the pur'
pose Of comforting with the execu-
tive committee to make final ar.
rangements in regard to the fair.
We are glad to learn that
the political ambition of Col. Win.
ston, Green Back Republican, has
been gratified. He has at last been
elected-not to Congressman to
the office of Constable for Milton
Township, in Caswell county, the
home of the Colonel. The voters
Of Milton Township were sorry 70,
the Colonel, and on Nov. 7th voted
for and elected him to the Office o.
Constable. We hope he is Satisfied
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-11-18
Geo. f. N1&&en & Co..
SALEM n. c.,
WAGON MANUFACTURERS.

Using only the best of mate rails, We
make the best 81 work aud warrant
every job. We have the oldest aud
largest Wagon Works. and our Wagons
have tho best reputation Of any il tho
State. Every Wagon bears the name
up. NIS>EN, Salem J.. o.. N. e."
Wire for prices. Refer TO all who are
using our Wagons.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-11-18
"BUCHUPAIBA."

New, quick, complete cure 4 days
urinary affections, smar,ing, frequent
or difficult nrination, kidney dis
eases. 81 at druggists. \. e. D."
pot, ]. c. MUNDS, Wilmingt' n,
4. G..
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-11-18

-On. tuesday last at the Omcc
Of Sheriff Hughes, in Hillsboro,
Sheriffs Is. S. Graves, Of Casvell, J.
S. Long, Of Person, J. X. B'acknall,
Of Durham, and John K. Hughes, OF
Orange, met, according to law, for
the purpose of comparing the cleo
ton returns Of the Goth Senatorial
District. The following is official
Caswell- Strayhorn, rep, 1893 +;
Riggs, rep, 1899; Cameron, dem,
1924; Evans, dem, 1880.
Person-Strayhorn, LIS Riggs,
SIS; Cameron, 1914; Evans, 1876
Winstead, rep, 33s.
Orange-Strayhorn, 1859; Riggs,
l,Ol6; Cameron, 1909; Evans, l,112.
Durham-Strayhorn, $50 Riggs,
1872; Cameron, l,1l6 ; Evans, 1902;
Wins,ead, 50.
Totals-S,rayhorn, 4,753 Evans,
1890; Cameron, 1883; Riggs, 1922 ;;
Winstcal, AIS. S,rayhorn elected
hy 1853 votes over Evans, and Evans
elected by I votes owe Cameron.
The 41S votes cas-, for Winstcad in
Person and Durham, if added TO
Riggs vote, would have elected him
over Evans BY so majority.
Certificates Of election were given
{, Senators Evans and Sirayhorn.
Al the same place the Sheriffs OF
Durham and Orange compared the
.c,urns Of The election tor members
M the House Of Representatives
from the two counties. The follow
ing is official
Orange-Chrek, liberal, l,l6o
Oakley, liberal, 1919; Strudwick
dem, 1918; A,wa,er, dem, l,o9s
Durham-Check, 9G6; Oakley
1923 S,rudwick, 1850; A,wa,er
1929,
To,ais-Cheek, 2,1.6; Oakley
2,O77 S}rudwick, 2,l2s; Atwa,er
2,ll9." S,r"dwiok elected by fifty
one majority over Oakley, an'
Cheek by seven majority over a,
water.
Certificates of election we're give,
TO Representatives Strudwick an
Check.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-11-18

b"st ever made, Emory's Little
t'a;har,ic Pills, r:-as...t 10 lake.
sn:i'-e.+'ed no .~Fii;n.; CRY IS
GEMS = '"'x If Druggists or hv mail.
Sia'.ias.i Cure Co. liz N.s..a -,
New i'rk. For sale h, ". 4,
Hayes, H.l!>tnro, y e
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-11-18

In the New York Herald VIC
lately observed mention Of the
speedy cure Of Thaddeus Davids,
Esq. Of the great ink firm. 1877 VIII.
liam Street. New York, Of rheuma,.
ic govt by ST. Jacobs Oil.-St. Paul
{Min".) Pioneer Press.
a stormy time is predicted in the
Congress when it meets.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-11-18
~MUSQUETAIRE KIDS.

Parks has just received a large
stock of long elbow Kids for ladies,
| all shades.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-11-18
.TCT business now before the

TCT business now before the
DI, l. public. You can make
money faster ut work for ts than at any
thing else. Capital not needed. We.
will start you. fi2 a day and upwards
made at home by shp industrious. Men.
women. b"r> and girls wanted every
where 10 work for rs. Now Is tho time.
You can "ofN Ill spare time only OF
give Your whole time I" tie business.
Yon can I've At horne and do HE work.
Ne tift"r i-u-i,lr>s will ,.,v YOU nearly
a. We'll. No one raia fail 20 max. enor-
clesss p ~ "ti9@~sa- u 1tscc. ca-ttv
.iItilt AMI terms Tree. Money made
.,>.. easily AIAi ~honorsti.. Adde'S
TErE go. Augusta. Maine.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-11-18

For future reference we publish
the official vote of Orange tor Ben.
nett and Dockery:
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-11-18

p'.r" Barrow has beer ~c!ec,r.f L,
). Senator IL succeed 'ii.. lat. Benz,
II ILL. al Georgia \. II Cnlpuil,
was elect for Tic tall tern.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-11-18
make "A Sss %sn sna" Tso TO

who always take advantage of the good
chances for making money that are of
tered, generally become wealthy, while
those who do not Improve such chances
remain i'll poverty. We wan many
men, women, boys and girls to work for
one can do the work properly from tho
first start. The business will pay more
than ten times ordinary wages Expenr
sive Ontfit furnished free. No one who
engages fails to make money rapidly.
lyon can devote your whole time to the
work. or only YOUR spare moments.
Full information and all that Is needed
sent free. Address STINsON & CO.,
Portland, Maine.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-11-18
0h,MyBack!

That's a common express
sion and has a world Of
meaning. How much suf-
ferins is summed up in it
The singular thing about
it is, that pain ID the back
is occasioned by SO many
things. May be caused by
kidney disease, liver COM
plant, consumption. cold,
rheumatism dyspepsia, over
work, nervous debility, &c.
Whatever the cause, don't
neglect it. Something is
wrong and needs prompt
attention. No medicine has
yet been discovered that
will SO quickly and surely
cure such diseases as
BRowN's IRON BlTTERs, and
it does this by commencing
at the foundation, and max
ing the blood pure and rich.
Lcgansport. Ind. Dee. Z. 1850
For a long time l have been .
sufferer from stomach and kidney
disease. My appetite was very poor
ard the very small amount l did eat
disagreed with me. was annoyed
very much from non-re,ention Of
urine. tried many remedies with
no success, until | Used Browns
Iron Bi,,ers. Since l used that my
stomach docs net bother me any.
Ny appetite is simply immense. My
kidney trouble is TO more, and my
general health is such, that ! feel
Ike a new man. After the use Of
Browns Iron Bittcrx for one month,
l have gained twenty pounds in
weight q. b. SARGENT.
Leading physicians and
clergymcn use and recon-
mend Browns IRON BIT
TIERS. Il has cured others
suffering as you are, and it
VII! cure yov.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-11-18

Tiere are n.,W 81 .uot.UDl Of silver
dollars pied up in he treasury
vaults a, W.~hinu,nn.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-11-18

will be in Hillsboro on the 4th Monday
Of each month";. While here he may be
found at his office.
DR.. Robertson will also visit Chapel
Hill two or three times during each
session Of College. When there he may
be found 1t the Hotel.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-11-18

Bennett majority 16l
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-18
ANOTHER SUGGESTION FOR THE
GRAND JURY.

EisHrH Dlsrnicr. March D.. isse
M'..r.. LesgH.cker May tfe.pas. On you a
little by informing you that ain very much
pleased with the susgestion your c1rresppndent
"B.' has made 10 the Grad Jury about the exam
ina,ion Of the books Il the county Treasurer. /
have long thought that tina; part Il the work Of
the Grand Jsry was not complete enough. AMI |
hope. a. your correspondent espresso IT, that the
present. Grand Jury will make W 10 thi. respect
for the oversight q the last one. The books
should be examined a. far back a. there are taxes
unFaii and the amounts due reported 10 the
Court. shall aid another .uggs.iion 10 tina; 81
your corf,si pendent which the Grand Jury should
coLs,dsr also. The Legislature tao year. agp.
passei an ae; amending the Law Tor the collection
Of iaHc' 10 the county by adding the following
sub section
"AHd D. Il ssaef.i. that the Treasurer aud Col
lector of Taxes shall make final settlement q
county taxes With the County Commissiluefs 4
Baltimore county within two wears from the arst
day e June IN the year in which such take. were
levied and placed 10 bis hands for collection. and
tha; all erroneous tax bill. or Which credit Il
claimed by saii Treasurer ani Collector shall he
pFe.ented q the said County Comni.sionef. ~i;hiu
eighteen months from the saii drsi day q June.
10 the yesr IN which such taxes were levied. Sc.
And in ~ case shall the sal County Commis-
sioners allow credits for erroneous or insolteut
tax bills. unless sAiisfact0ry proof be produced,
under oath that said bills cannot be collected and
the oficef, collector. noS charged With the bal
Ances Of tAxes due On the leyies % eighteen hun
dfcsi and seven,y seven. and & ct ghteen hundred
and seventy eight, shall close ~ their accounts
AMI make inAi settlement; With the County Com
mis'ipnefs u Baltimore county. aud pay .aiI bal.
ances into the treasury Of sail county ~ithin siN
months frotn the date q the pAs-ase q thu. Act.
aud in default thereof their Official bind as also
the Official bond Of any other collector falling 10
comply ~ith the requirement. q ;his Act shall
be liable 60 pa; in ,uii by the County Commi,-
siouers Il Baltimore e0unty.
In obedience 90 this laS the County Cotnmi,
sioners put IN sui; the otcial bond of the CDllcc
TOR for the balance due on the levy Of l,ss, AMI
had It settled. /, i the duty oi the Grand Jury
70 ASCERTAIN shat action the County Commission
ers have taken 20 collect the balances due on the
iesies q ISIS and 1879 In compliance With the
requirements of this act. and report the same 70
the Court. An inye'tisation may help 10 reduce
the levy for lss2, 10 be made in May.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-18
From Eklo. 9th District.

The farmers of this section anticipate early
blowing and sowing Of cats. clover seed. Ae. liz
said the early bird capture. the worm, and 10
some instances the season IL favotAble for early
seeding, but the chances are that the farmer who
SOUS now will have the extra work Of 70 souing "a
April.
The rc-painting Of the NJ. Y. church At Eklo Il
mPieted. The job Is good one and rejects
much credit upon the contractor, Mr.. Chas. Reed.
The public roads hereabouts have greatly i'm.
proved so that travel il once more resumed with
little more convenience than formerly, bat the
slightest rain makes them muddy that II IL q
difieul, matter for the members Of the "loalsrs'
club" Go meet at their rendezvous.
Mr. G. Ehaagh, teacher at Middietown school,
Il very III at his residence at Eklo. The school L.
In charge % Mics Lulu Fulton, graduate Of the
State Normal School.
Mr.. ID. W. Wilhelm, who intended starting
n Dakota on the 9Th inst, deferred from go-
Ing until the 18th. account % the illness Of his
little daughter. We wish him safe transit, 10 the
far distant West.
Tommy. only son Of Geo. n. Hamps shire, died
Sunday, 18th instant, having been afflicted for .
long time with complication Of diseases, which
he bore with wonderful patience. Tommy was
dearly beloved by his parents and friends and vas
favorite with all with whom he came In contact.
The lusty sound Of the woodman's axe, the
crack Of the teamsters whip, the busz of the car
penter's saw and stroke Of bis hammer are among
the sounds Of industry that We hear, indicative Of
the nearness Of Spring. but March winds are still
blowing and vennor and Devoe prophecy deep
SHOWS the last Of the month.
Miss Laura v. Davis, teacher at Cooper's school
house, In the 7th district IL 10 At her fathers resi-
dence In the village Of Middlctoun.
More anon, IScoGsrro.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-18
The Elk Rldgers ana tho FOXES.

10 the House q Delegates on Wednesday Mr.
Kelley obtained leave 90 Introduce \ bill g. en-
courage the destruction % foxes In Baltimore and
Howard counties and in the vicinity q the city q
Baltimore by trapping or shooting. and 10 author.
ife the payment u bounty for killing OF eaptar-
ing them. An Annapolis correspOndsni say. the
ball uas introduced at the instance u q rural fuf.
ferer ifon the inroads - foxe. in the districts
mentioned. Who says that since the formation Of the
Eikrldse fox-Hunting Club the sarmints. instead
Of fesins from the hunting aeld,. have sought
them A. haven q rest and security. The con
sequences are tha, the depreiations on the poui
try roos;s have been unbcarAble. The foxes come
90 these districts a. rAmblin. pic nickers. bat
don't bring their lunches. and aftsr sitting under
the .hAieu Of an Old stump aud applaasivsiy re-
gariin. the tally hoing aud bark iorruding Of the
daring hunters tor an hour or tuo. they become
hungry. Nov. II the FOX hunter, would DO a
square thing by their friends, they would come
down here and lobby against this proposed bill.
for there is doubt that II there vas bill here
10 exterminate the Eikriige Fox Hunting Club.
the foses would use every effort 60 prevent is
passage. As depriving them tths foxes Of one of
their fcu sources Of Amusement"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-18
Garrison Fores, Grange.

This Granse hell u. March meeting on the 9Th,
a. Fike.siie. Mr.. samuel brady. Master. Aftsr
the usual roaiine business was disposel Of the
auction ipr debate vas taken up. which "a. Hos
can 80 make farm operations mosi successful >"
There va good Attendance, NEST Of the mem
befs taking part 10 the discussion. and a.
thought % would BE- u interest % your readers
send you a bfiss sketch q IL.
Thpma. Craideck opened the debate aud said
by attending faithfully 90 all the details. keeping
out of debt, boarding his men, aud selling prime
articles Was his piAn fur making farming pay
{. Lyon Rogers contendei that farming should
be conducted exactly a. = merchant would conduct
his business; keeping mosi q the farm In grass.
feeling biz clover aud roagh feed IN connection
With mill.fesl and corn chop. and selling only
wheat. timothy hay. milk 90 butter.
Arthur chsnowsth saij more attention should
be given 10 the snail thlEgs q the farm. a, be
found those paid the best mentionsd the case %
old and very succsssisl farmer sho only plo.sd
up shat he eoaid work thoroughly ani fsriilias
With the manure made on the ptaee. and this IN
connection With scd, Kept b., farm in good order
lie always bal somtthing % ssii ani very little g.
bay Tor the farm said that farmers were 10 too
great haste O. maze money FtgAt "a they USED
fertilizers uhich acted fer the pressnt ba, usrs
out the soil in the enI. ~. reliance "a. clover
lime ani manure
Joshua Parsons advocated thorough a lase aAi
manuTins aud crossing variety II crops especial
" garden crops - a. g. have s9Esthiag 10 cell the
year round.
=. Sanderson favored the factory system" q
farming. having good, reliable men, gitinx steady
employment the year through, gFowiag garden
aud farm crops. making all the manure possible
on the farm using lime aud clover collecting
and paying promptly.
Charlie. 7. Cockey agreed uith the above ~.
marks bat saidihat farming vas profitable besides
it, money value. AZ he that made pleasant home.
surrounded IL With attractions. hosers. fruit. and
other enjoyments. did much 10 not more than
he that looked out for the dollar alone. F.s.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-18
A Little Boy and his Big Dog.

We have received the following letter whieh ex-
plains itself;
Dear Nsars. Editor. III have = big dog, his
name 10 Rex. and he weighs one hundred and
twenty eight pounds and measures forty inches
around the body aud fourteen aeros. the chest.
have seen Uncle Dick let Eve rat. out % the trap
ct once and he would catch them all. Now I want
TO know II there 10 any little boy In the county
Who has dog that can beat him.
CrToS :. BRABY.
Upton IL . son Of Mr.. Samuel BRADY, Of the I'd
district, and the Uncle Dick" referred 20 10 Mr..
Richard n. wOollen. Our little friend. besides
being . very intelligent boy, undoubtedly owns
the champion dog Of the county. both as TO siIe
and ability to slAy rats.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-18
MARRIAGES.

sANDERsoN-PULLRR the 2nd Of
March, BY Rev. A. p. stryker. John Pearson
Sanderson, Of Denver Colorado, TO Lucy May
Fullerton. Of Baltimore.
BRADENBAUGH-SLAD March sth, by
the Rev. Z. Buhrman. Thomas J. Bradenbaugh.
Of Hartford county, TO Miss LisEie A. slade. Of
Baltimore county. Hartford Co. papers please
eopy.l
KIcnNER-MARTTN.- the Lutheran par
sonage, Reisterstown. on the itth inst. by Rev.
Albert Bell, Adam X elmer 90 Miss Sarah Ann
Martin. both Of Shawan. Baltimore county.
lODDINOTT-BURTON. On February sth, q,
the residence Of the brides parents. Baltimore
county, by the Rev. J. J. Largens, Jas. n. lIod-
dinott aud Miss Matte 7. Burton.
HOLST0N-SkIPPER.-O January 18th. by
the Rev. A. d. Melvin, Charles e. Hoiston To
Miss Martha NJ. skipper. both Of this county
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-18

The Circuit Court here was occupied on Mon-
day and part ef Tuesday IN the trial Of the case
Of Mrs. Sarah Catherine Douglas W. Alsxandes
Riddle. residing near Pikesville; action Tor dam.
ages for assault. Il was in evidence that the
plaintiff was. daring January, 1851, employed ..
. domestic In the family Of defendant. By III.
permission Mrs. Douglas went 10 baltimore Tor 9
lev days. When she returned 10 Mr.. Riddles
house be. amer locking the door, compelled he. "a
open her trunk. In order 10 see " she bad stolen
anything. Finding nothing. he turned her out Of
the house. The Jury rendered . verdict for The
plaintiff for 81 900 damages.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-18
Death Of Mr.. Franklin Boarman.

Mr.. Eranklin BoArmsn. . highly respected
eitissa of Hartford county. and brother % n. r.
Bosrman, Esq.. % this place. died Of pnsumonia
last Saturday mornlng. In the seth year % his age
The farm upon which NJ. BoArman resided, al
joining BslaiFs vas one % the finest Ia the county
and he also Owned farm uPon Deer Creek. III
vas an enterprising eitissn. very charitable and
highly thought Of. His wife. Who survives him
10 . daughter of Mr. Robert Holland. He alas
leaves several young children.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-18
An Old Dead

The Westminster Aissrafs of last week say,
we ssre shosn on ThufsdAy last by Messrs.
heifsnideF Flax. attorneys. this city, deed L.
seuisl .sth q February. i7t2. The deed IL 20
BsniAain beaver. q Ann Arundel county, grant.
81 By Chales Calvert. Ahsalnte Lord and Proprie.
tary q the Prcvinces q Maryland aud Avalon,
Lord Baron Il Baltimore. Ac., and 10 for hfty
aeres q Land IN Baltimore eouniy. the east side
q snail bfan u Finsy fAlis. above stonsy
Ridge. The deed closes thus witness OnF
truly ani veil beloved Samuel Ogis, Esq.. Lieu.
tenant General snd chief Governor of our said
Province q Maryland. ChAneellor and Keeper d
the Grsa, Seal thereof" Attached % the deed Z.
. rSuni uAK seal. - iness. vide. The material
On whieh the deed 10 written and printed 1. parch.
meat. and the writing and prin,ing are In an ex.
eelleut state Of preservation"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-18

The many friends here Of the Rev. J. y. Davis,
who has 50 aeeeptably fllei the pastOrate Of Tow
sontown NJ. Y. church for the past two Year,, will
very much regret that he was removed BY the late
Conference and will hereafter be located ai Here
ford. The people here have become very much
attached TO him and can but hope that his lot may
be cast in pleasant places lie wiIl preach his las,
sermons In Towsontown on Sunday, 18th inst, Al
~ A. NJ. ard "A 2. ".
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-18

The other day, while riding
From the country 10 the city
] sau q feliov taken doun
In . say thoaght uAs witty:
! knew yea gill agree ulth me.
That u was very ''prsity."
The eondastoF came FOE tickets,
AID passed person BY.
Whereat . wondering eoantryman
Opened very vide his eye.
Add approached bis fsil9w-passenger
Bound 10 knou the reason why.
"well. sir" the city chap replied,
"If xpu'd really like 70 know,
l travel, sir, on my good looks"
The eountryman said 'sho.'
And. staring hard . moment, said;
IL guess you hain't got for TO CO."