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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-26

e1-The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Compa-
ny has at last secured an eligible site for depot
for lie new line from Baltimore to New York By
Of lots Of ground In the vicinity Of Moth, Biddie
and Eager streets not far from the old Belvidere
bridge, and In close proximity 10 some Of the
finest private residences in the city. The price
paid for this ground vas ss5, 200. There will be
much opposition BY property owners to the Ioea-
ton Of the depot In that locality, As 10 Is claimed
that u would greatly deprecists the value Of
property. Il 10 said also that the u. 4 o. con-
Psny purchased this property In order to secure
rght-of-uay aud that Il 10 the intention 10 locate
the depot near the centre Of the city probably
North street near the City HALL - possible The
purchase Of this property indicates clearly enough
that the d. o. company 10 In earnest In its efforts
10 secure new line 10 Nsw York. and Il 10 nov
asserted that the road will certainly be buIt and
that work will be commenced At an early day.
Just how the new line Win get ost ofths northern
section ef the city s not quite clear. bot when Il
once reaches the nsishborhood Of Bsyvis., !, viii
have plain sailing. Three routes have been sur
veyed through Baltimore county and Il 10 said
that the one farthest south and nearest the p. W.
a d. railroad, has been selected. This route, for
. considerable distance, runs parallel with the p.
W. A ID. and within sight Of Il. II crosses the
Ganpowdsr three miles above the present rail-
road bridge. entering Hartford county on the
Crossmoss property, thenes through Hartford 10
The susquehannA, where u viii cross just above
watson's Island.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-26

ear The Hon. WIN. II. Bians, one Of the State
Senators from Baltimore city. and who !, will be
remembered was Germans unsuccessful candidate
for Police commissioner. has expressed tina, he
would be glad in the near future to have the use
Of those city papers who are now interesting
themselves In the public affairs Of the State and
city for the purpose Of giving four years exps-
rienee with the political leaders lie says the re.
suit Of IN analysis Of the whole crowd will show
one to be about as good as the other, "aad that
will no, be saying much for any Of them" We
know Mr.. Bians to be man Of strong force and
positive convictions. aud one who never hs.itates
TO give the fullest expressions to his conclusions
whenever he makes mp his mind 20 do q.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-26

rB-Gsnerai David @. s~aim. who 10 the Gus
todian Of Prssidsn, Garfeids private papers. In.
eiudng his letter. book, covering the period ofths
last Presidential campaign, has authorised the
following statement to be made with reference TO
the Published letters Of Hon. s. W. Dorsey TO the
late PRECEDENT:
81 have never said or authorised anybody TO
say for me that those letters are true or false
une or spurious. ! don't feel called upon 10 say
anything on the subject. and don't intend 10 be
dragged into any controversy Of the kind unbe-
eessarily."
General Swain stated further that he had never
threatened TO produce the le,tsr-book Of General
oarasid sonsainias his eorrsspondssss during the
Presidential campaign. bat he intimaisd that the
isitsr-book will be introduced u Il should become
necessary 10 defend the action Of Gen. Garfield in
connection with the eorrespondsnee In question.
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GRAND TOURNAMENT
DANCING SOIREE IN LAW.
RENCE'S GROVE.
10 MILES FROM THE CITY OF BALTIMORE
49,

A TOURNAMENT AND DANCE will he held
under the auspices &c the Fork Democratic Asso.
citation of the Eleventh Election District Of Bali
more county. in LAwRENcE's GROVE. four.
teen mile. from the city of Baltimore. the liar.
ford Turnpike Road. on
Mosisy. I'll dag ef S.yis~,Jsr. 1ss2.
Orafor..-Charge to the knights. ID. :. Wright.
Coronation Address. Charlie. T.. FenialI.
Jady,..- Col Daniel Jenifcr. Chas. u. Quinian,
Thoma. u. Gorsuch, ". o. u. Wright, Park vii.
sou and John W. shanklin. Jr.
MarsLai-Caieb :. " right.
A..istasi. VIM. II. Ady and Thos. Il. Law
renee.
Hsraiis-i.ec Grover and Leonard Ford.
f,ssa'ines 81 .irTaaJes'ssis b. W. Ady. Pres.
idsnt; !. J. Linl.ay. Secretary J. sybury T.
Lawrence. T.. {. Cafman br. J. =. u. Gorsueh.
J. J.. Kelly. J. e. Munnikhuy,eB. 7. Il. Law
renee. u. :. Wright, J. T. Wright. Joel DE Moss.
Efs-four handsome Prizes will be awarded to
the successful Knight.
knights desiring o. ride will send their names
anI titles TO c. l.. WRIGHT. Tow.ontown. on or
before Saturday, September "a. Riding TO com.
mence Mt o'clock 7. ". Knights 10 ride ia cos.
tune.
:S- Reffeshments 81 all kinds. The Bel Air
Stages, connecting with the Baltimore and Delta
Railroad. pass the grounds.
A FINE BRASS BAND for the Tourney, and
good STRING BAND for the Coronation Ball
aud Dance. Aug. 26.-2t.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-26

eS-The Jo-r@a' man comes up To the defen'e
Of his boss with his usual sigor and choice Ian
gusge. ifyou want to make the aipo'e editor
Of the Isaac organ real mad jus, say a word
abou, the boss and be ., once gets on hi. var
paint aud feathers and dances around, sesiping-
knife in hand, in the most iujierous manner.
This Is perhaps all right. but our neishbor must
remember that the boss don't run everything in
Baltimore county. even IL he does toy to control
the Democratic party and doss control the Nary.
'a"d Journal. IL our neighbor keeps on he'll
need srs-prOof addition too, the first thing he
knows.
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Thomas J. Hunter and VIM. 9. Keech
Attorneys, Towsontown, Nd


T,RUsTEEs' SALE
VALUABLE PROPERTY. NEAR NEW MAR.
KET, IN THE 7TH DISTRICT, BALTT-
MORE COUNTY, Nd.
ny virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court fos
baltimore county, sitting In Equity, pass -,
~ cd IN . cause IN said Court wherein
- Mary A. Shock 10 eonpi.inant and
Adam II. krout, Jr., Ct al. are rssponasnts, de
undersigned. Trustees. will offer Tor sale BY public
auction, al the Court House door, In Towsontown,
Tnssdsy, sil ef SsPse=ber, A. d. 1889,
at n o'clock A. n,
ALL THOSE PIECES OF PARCELS OF LAND
situated In the 1th district of Baitimors county,
and near the village Of New Market. and lying
contiguous 70 each other the frst parcel containing
81 ACRES AND es PERCHRS.
AID the seeond containing I ACRE AND 50
PERcHES. more 90 less. This property 10 i'm
proved By comfortable DWELLING HOUSE
and ouibuildings. The ssil is Kind and easily In
proved. There 70 also nns Yeang Orchard Of
Choice Fruit on this property. Churches, Schools.
Stores, Post 0ehee and Railroad Stations arc con.
venient.
TERMS OF SALE AS PRESCRIBED BY
The DECREE AREs-i Cash, 4 In Q nsnths
and balance In " mesths from day % sais, the
credit paymsnis 20 bear interest from day q sale
aud 20 be secured By the notes % The purchaser,
With security, al cash. 20 the psrchassrs eption
The Trustees are authorised By the decree q re-
quire (and win requirsl deposit % ess hundred
dollars On the day 81 sale. and In dsf.alt 81 the
P.yment thersOfto eGsr the property forthwith
without further notice.
THOMAS J. HUNTER, r..
WM. 8. KKEcH,
JAS. W. 0wTN0s, Acct. (Aur. Is.-ss
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-26

EDIt 10 not generally known. but il 10 new
er'heiess fact. tha, within thirty miles Of lIa-
gesstOwn. Nd. a, a little village known as Toms
town. at the foot Of the mountains above .waynes-
boro. Pa, there il n small settlement Of Nor
mons. Lately tao missionaries from Utah held
services there and pa, forth their hes, efforts to
secure converts. Books Of Mormon have been
scattered around among the people. and these are
sure Of effect among the ignorant. This eommu-
nifty, il Is said. does not practice poiygamy for
fear Of the Law. Several women are amongst the
professors Of the faith.
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Endorsine Judge Yeiiost.

Al the State convention Of the National Green.
back Labor party. held at Knapp's Hall. Bai,i-
more, on August 22d, Mr.. Oliver n. Bryan, Of
Charles county, the member from this State Of the
National Executive Committee, and member Of
the Stats Central Committee Of the above named
party, offered the following resolution which vas
loudly applaudsd and unanimously adopted:
"Rssoired, That the National Gresnback Labor
party Of Maryland. in convention assembled, do
hereby recommend 10 the voters Of the Third Ju-
diciat district Of Maryland for Judge Of that dis
triet, the able juris,, the unsel6sh patriot, the
courageous and righteous Judge. Hon. George
Yellott, Of Baltimore county"
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1t 10 said that the value Of the improvement.
at Long Branch and vicinity reach SIS. 00o. 900
AZ much more would not cover the amount inves
ted on the remainder Of the coast.
An Ohio farmer Who has barbed wire fences
oil through his farm says that he gets one-foursh
more work out Of his hired man than he used 10
when he furnished top rail TO sit on.
The oldest twin brothers In the United States
are Barney and John Kepler. VI years Of age.
They live 10 the same house IN Piamstead town.
ship, Pa, and are In excellent health.
"A Providence Methodist pastor has asked his
Presiding Elder u there would be any harm In .
clergyman taking lessons In boxing, for exercise
only. The answer has not jet been given.
An snlsrpFising woman Of Hamilton, n. J.,
raised money for buying . pulpit Bible By en-
countering snd killing q rnttesnAke and selling
Ne seven rattiss Cor $3.50. That bought The
Bible.
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DEATHS.
Deaths F-~.--- Trissfes. &C.. ia cts. a ~,

Deaths Free--- Trtbsfes. &C., ia cts. % LINE
wRIGHT.-Near Roekiand, Baltimore county,
on Sunday afternoon. goth Of August, Iss?. At
one o'clock. Thomas C.. In the 18th year % hi.
age. sou Of Thomas Wright, Jr.
REILEY.-0n Monday. August 2ist, inst Eta
f., aged - years, wife Of J. Mex. Kelley. Of
Harrisburg. Pa. and daughter Of y. c. fossstt.
Esq
srEvENs.-At Middle River. Baltimore county.
July 2sth, Eleanors aged months and 6 days.
daughter Of Wilson 7. and sailie A. Stevens.
FlNEGAN.-At Clifton. Aug. 81, Henry finegan
In the 6ith year Of his age.
HARDY.-on August is. Elira j., aged 81 year,.
beloved wife of Geo. 4. W. Hardy, and second
daughter Of Joshua and Esther Reeestsr.
RUHL.-At Govanstown, August goth. Roscoe
Hall Ruhi, aged tee months and twelve days.
only child Of Peter and Maggie c. Rshi.
There's another bud removed,
Ere Il felt the blight Of sin,
Thro' the door the angels made,
Darling baby has passed In.
lie has reached the gslaen shsse,
Thro' the river cold and deep,
Angels bore him safely there,
Our little dariing's gone 20 sleep.
Br ms MorHEa.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-26
BUSINESS LOCALS.

CUSuEaLAND CESESr.-The improvements n.
Gently introduced In manufacturing this eelsbra-
ted Cement ensure IL superior 10 Rosendaie and
other brands, and the nearest in strength 20 Eng
hsh Portland. No better testimony 10 needed than
the fact Of its use for erection Of following build
inss: Safe Deposit Company, Western Nation.
al Bank, Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore aud
Ohio Building. corner Baltimore aud Calvert sts.:
Chamber Of Commerce. Enoch Pratt Library, our
Neu Pcstotics. and other notable structures. To
satisfy parties who have not used this Supeior &C.
ment We will give. free Of charge. sufficient guam.
tity for test. : NJ. Hamilton 4 Co.. agents Cum.
beEland Cement Company. Over First National
Bank, South Gay street, Baltimore.
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CAi.f Marskai-Thoraas u. Gorsueh.
AssisiaHfs-w. o. u. Wright, Thomas Il. Law
renee.
Jadses-J. Glenn Mecsmas, samr NJ. Raakia,
ST., John v. wiison, Col. 4. 2. Jenkins snd J.
I. ID. Par,ett. Time keeper-GeO. W. Ysilott.
Heralds-Mastsrs Amos Mecomas, x. Clinton
SINNERS aud firman Dye. Committee of Ar.
rangements-NariOn Shearnan, IfOraiio Burton.
Jr. Chas Willingham and !. A. Scarf.
Orasors-Charge 10 the Knights, D. s. Wright,
Esq. Coronation address. John y. Centrum, ksq.
Prisss--ist, hne Silver Watch; ID. hne Silver
Pitcher; ID, . Silver Castor; 9Th, Silver Batter
Dish.
The riding will be at II inch rings; distance
100 yards; time seconds. knights will assem-
BILE az I. A. Scarars Greenwood Hotel, Al u
o'clock ". A good Brass Band will be in attend
anee at the Tournament and Prof. Chas. Stew
arts String Band will furnish the music for the
coronation ball and dance. Admission
IS cite. children Is cts.
Aug. ~. -tdsl I. A. ScARFF, Manager.
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co-The Marlsnd State Te.ch,r,.

rs-The Msrisnd State Teachers Association
will begin lie sessions In Cumberland, on next
Tuesday evening. The lady teachers viii be nc.
eommodatsd By private families, without cost.
The citizens Of the Queen City Of Western Mary.
land deserve eommendaiion for their gailan,sy 10
The fair sex. Prof y. A. soper, Of the Bal,imors
City College, 10 chairman Of the Rxseu,ivs CON-
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-26

tn8-The Journal man while roaming with sells
Sors and pastspot through his Eastern Shore ex-
changes luckily came across . humorous allusion
to big man and his little wife, which he imms-
dia,eIy Gu, out AID pasted it on the back Of the
NJ. c. and JOY fully exclaimed: "Here 10 the big
man and I am the little parrot Of wife.
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Jzo-The Judseshp contest continues to be tho
all-ab'Orbns topic Of eonversation and the merits
and dement's Of the several gentlemen who have
been named rthe places being freely discuss
ei. The Democratic Executive Committee meets
next week to IN date. for primaries. after which
the friend. Of each will no doubt buckle on their
armor and 60 into the fsh, in earnest.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-26

Sss-Lasi week the POll-parrot Of the Journal
acknowledged tina, the NJ. c. engineered through
the Legislature the bill for the are proof addition
to the cour, House. !, also says tina, the ex-
penses will be paid out Of the same fund from
which the bill. for publishing the local laws we're
paid. The taxpayers will be glad to know that
the levy for this year will have that much excess,
as Il will save the necessity Of any levy for that
amount next year.
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~ Col. c. Irving Dirty. the new Collector Of
Internal Revenue. will take charge Of the Office
on the i't Of September. Iii. bond.men are
Messrs. William T. Master. Talbot J. Albert,
W. II. Weaver, J. n. Small and John W. Locks,
the latter being a well known and influential coll
ored man who has ama.sed a snug fortune in
business. The bond has been aiies,ed BY 4. :.
District Attorney Stirling.
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ee-Ths IIavre Dc Grace Rss.sf;e,

oe-Ths liavre de Grace RsPHsiiea- Of last
week comes to Us in an entirely new dress Of
elsan.faeed and very pretty type. which add
greatly 20 the appearance Of the paper. The
business Of the RsPu5i;esa has been Increasing
very much lately and the proprissors have made
eOre'ponding Improvements In their paper,
which is now wslI-eOndueted, aourishing weekly.
We congratulate the Msssrs. Mecombs on the
success they are meeting with.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-26

eo-The State convention Of the Gresnbaek
Labor party met In Baltimore on Tuesday and
passed resolution recommending Hon. George
Yellot. Of Baltimore county. for re nomination to
the Judge'hip. The same party has nominated
Mr.. W. Frank Mitchell, Of Towsontown. rs the
candidate for Congress in the Second district.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-26

IL II No UsE to try TO get better clothing. newer
styles. more substantial work. nicer fitting gar.
ments. more for your money. OF anything else 10
the shape Of bargains 1r fair treatment than 1.
offered by the reliable and old established house
of c. ". Oehm A Son. $50 W. Pratt street ,hrous IN
60 IS Hanover street, baltimore.
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A HOUSE AND LOT on THE HILLEN ROAD,
NEAR TOwSONTOwN.
by virtue Of the power and authority contained
in a Mortgage from Joseph u. Mitchell IL
- aud wife 90 worthington -
n T.. Morton. dated June ?3d, A. d.
Is.y. and recorded among the Land Records q
Baltimore county. in Liber J. H.. No. -. folio
?sj. 4e.. the undersigned. Attorney named in
Mortgage will offer for sale. by public auction. on
Monday. AHgasi 2sh, lSse.
AZ the hour Of L. o'clock NJ,
Al the COURT HOUSE DOOR. TOwS0NTOwN
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND,
situated on the liillen road. near Towsonto IN.
which IL described 10 a deed from Ida V. Miiheii
and husband TO the said Joseph u. Mitchell. dated
May 2ith, A. u. 1879. and recorded among the
Land Records Of Baltimore county IN Liber J.
H.. No. liz. folio $50. Gc.. containing about
ONE ACRE OF LAND. MORE or LESS.
improved By
TWo-STORY LOG DWELLING HOUSE
AND OUTBUILDINGS.
This property l. nicely located, and would make
a desirable home for mechanic or market gar
dener.
TERMS OF SALE.-one third Cash, one third
in six months, and balance in twelve months I:
deferred payments TO bear interest from day Of
sale. and 10 be secured o. the satisfaction Of the
undersigned. CHARLES y. FENDALL,
Attorney named in the Mortgage.
ID. NJ. TIPT0N. Auetioneer.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-26

- large number Of iueendiary fires have
lately occurred in Lancaster. Pa. and the ciii-
zens are becoming very much excited and uneasy.
A short time ago the large insane asylum, near
the city, was burned to the ground. and on sat-
urday afternoon last the extensive barn on the
asylum property vas also burned, causing = loss
ofsi2,ooo. While this FIRE IA. in progress anoih-
er large barn near By was fired and destroyed,
loss $1,000. 4 man who is supposed to have set
FIRE 90 these buildings has been arrested.
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Fifth District.

At GEORGE W. JORDAN's HOTEL.
On Thursday. September 18th:
At JOHN W. BAuBLITZS HOTEL, BECK.
LEYSvILLE,
I'm Thursday. September 9TH;
AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
On Tuesday. Wednesday. Friday and Saturday.
September 9Th, 9th, sth and 9th. and Tues.
day. Wednesday. Friday and Saturday,
September 18th, 18th, 18th and 10th.
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Ouutt q Ouutt, Attorneys, Tousontown, Nd.
THrsrEE's SALE !,
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE SECOND
ELECTION DISTRICT u
Is BALTIMORE COUNTY.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit, cour, for
baltimore county. passed in . cause in which
James spicer. Executor, aud others we're CON.
plainants aud Garrett q. W. Burnham and other,
we're defendants. the undersigned. Trustee, wiil
oaer at public auction. on the PREMISES, on
FSiday. Ssp,sasJer LEI. 4. D. Iss?,
At = o'clock r. NJ.
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND LYING AND
BEING IN THE % DISTRICT
u baltimore county, situate on the road leading
from MA'riOttsviie to Woodstock. about thirteen
miles from Baltimore. tuo miles from the Liberty
Turnpike Road. AID about tuO miles from Wood
stock Station on the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad.
!, adjoin' the lands Of Richard Baker, Edward
fite and others. and consists Of
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY FOUR uSs)
ACRES OF LAND. MORE OR LESS.
about one hundred and thirty (l30) IL which 10
clear and in fair state Of caitis alton. the bal
anee in Wood. This land 10 Kind and Of good
quality. and is very easily improved, and Is sit
uated within one-fourth Of mile Of lime kilns,
where first class quality Of lime can be obtain.
ed a, all times and az reasonable rates.
The improvements consist ofa
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE
Of eight rooms stabling. 4e. II also has upon Il
= small Tenant Hoase. The farm 10 veil wstered.
there being running streams In eyery ksid. There
10 also upon the property superior apple orchard.
nov IN full bearing. II 10 convenient 10 ehurehes
Of all denominations, With schools. posto1ics,
miils. 4e., In the immediate neighberhood.
The above tract % land 10 be sold In fee simple
and uneneumbered. Taxes uiii be paid 20 day
Of sale. aud the parehaser or purchasers will be
entitled TO possession thereof upon complying
With the
TERMS OF SALE as prescribed BY the decree
which are one-half Cash upon the raiiheatien
u sale, the balance With interest, q? months from
date. notes With approved sndorsers to Be- takea
for the deferred payment. or all Cash AZ the pur-
ehaser's option. A cash deposit % $500 viii be
required on day of sale.
LENUEL d. oFFUTT, Trustee.
JOHN CROOKS, Asetioaesr.
Aug. 5-ts
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eS-Ths School Commissioners ofcanoil eoun.
~ have resolved to annui the certificates Of all
teachers who fail 10 make correct reports Of their
incidental expenses. They have also reduced the
salaries Of teachers who hold low grade esr,if-
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In pursuance Of n decree Of the Circuit cour,
for baltimore county, the undeFsigned, Trustees.
will sell by PCBLTc Auction, at the Ex-
change Sales Room. on Second street in the City
Of Baltimore, on
Tas.fay, fLs 29h day Of A.ga.f, Iss2,
at l o'clock r. 81,
ALL THAT PARCEL OF LAND,
situate on the Trappe Shell Road, at its inter-
section with the Willow Spring or Monumental
Road. formerly owned and occupied by Richard
Brooks, deceased. containing
&c ACRES OF FINE FARM LAND, UNDER A
HIGH STATE OF CULTIVATION.
This land IL situated about two miles from the
city limits. fronts on both the roads above named
aud On Coegate's creek, and because Of It's desir-
able location and proximity 90 Baltimore city and
Canton. and the condition Of the land, 10 worthy
Of the attention Of person. seeking . farm for
gardening and trucking or other purposes, or ~
desirable Investment for capitalists.
Improvements are
TWO FRAME DWELLINGS. THREE LARGE
FRAME STABLES. SUFFICIENT TO Ac-
c0MMoDATE HORSES AND -
cows. AND LARGE HAY BAR
RACK. AND BLACKSMITH SHOP.
Also. An ANNUAL GROUND RENT OF sI7j.
issuing and payable gu, Of the lot Of ground Oe.
euPied BY and aPpurtenant to "fairviev Hotel, -
containing about
q ACRES,
situate at the Southeast corner ofthe TrAppe and
willow spri5g Road. under . lease from Mary
Brooks and others 20 Martin Honberx. dated
September 10th. 1879. (see Liber J. b., No. lis,
folio 2s7l, which said rent Is reieemable at the
within ten years from date Of lease.
TERMS One third Cash, balance in six and
twelve months from the day Of sale. With interest
and approved security. or all each at the option
Of the purchaser OF purchasers.
deposit q $500 on each property will be re
quired Of purchaser AZ sale.
J. SELLMAN SIMPLIFY.
n. RUFUS GILL. i'"ses'
TAYLOR 4 DREAMER. Auetionsefs.
AnR IL
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es-In speaking Of Prssidsnt Arthur the Phil
sdsIphia Record (Dem.) says: "If the admins.
tra,On Is TO DO judged by the success Of ito policy
President Arthur 10 without party in Congress.
But he has strong party among the people Of
the country. who heartily approve Of his policy
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-26

enron the subject Of "who are our leaders"
Gen John A. Logan Is said to have thus expressed
himself: IL don't know what you mean by lead
srs. don't think any man Is a leader unless he
10 put In the from, by the people. and then be is
only leader as far as they are willing to have
him CO." This Is sound definition Of the word
as used In a republican government.