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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-16

L. BALTIMORE COUNTY. -
by virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court for
baltimore county, passed In u cause In which
james Spieer, Executor, and Others were CON.
plainants. and Garrett q. W. Burnham an others
were defendants, the undersigned. Trustee. will
offer at public auction, at the COURT HOUSE
door In Towsontown, on
Tuesday, tie 30 day # Ocfo5er, 4. ~. 1852,
at II o'clock A. ~,
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND,
lying aud being In the second Election District
Of Baltimore county, situate on the road leading
from Marriottsvillc TO Woodstock, about thirteen
miles from the city Of Baltimore, two miles from
the Liberty turnpike road, aud about two miles
from Woodstock Station on the baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. II adjoins the lands Of Richard
Baker, Edward Fite aud others, and consists Of
Isl ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS.
About one hundred and thirty acres being clear
aud in fair state Of cultivation, and the balance
In wood. This land is kind aud Of good quality,
and is very easily improved. IL Is situated with.
In ono quarter Of mile Of Lime Kilns, where a
G'st-cass quality u lime can bc obtained at all
times, ut reasonable rates. The improvements
consist Of n
STONE DWELLING HOUSE,
Of eight rooms, Stabling. &C. II also has upon Il
= small TENANT HOUSE. The farm Il we'll
wa,ered. there being running stream in every
held. There Is also upon the property n superior
Apple Orchard, now In full bearing. II is con.
vsnient 20 churches Of every denomination, with
schools. Postofiee and mills In tho immediate
neighborhood. The above tract Of land 20 be sold
IN fec simple aud unincumbercd. Taxes will be
paid 70 day Of SALE and the purchaser or purchas.
ers will be entitled 10 possession thereof upon
complying with the
TERMS OF SALE, as prescribed by the de.
cree, which are one half Cash on the ratification
Of sale, balance with interest, twelve months from
date, notes with approved endorssrs to be taken
for the deferred payment, or all cash. ut the pur-
chaser's option. A cash deposit Of $500 will be
required on the day Of sale. Any purchaser fail
ing To comply with the above terms the property
will be re- offered wi,hou, further notice.
LEMrEL u. OFPUTT. Trustee
JOHN CROOKS, Auctioneer.
Sept. 9.--is.
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DEATHS.
Death. Fr,s---Trib~,s,. &c.. 10 cts. Lt..

BURIAL Upperco, (Arcadia station septem-
Der sth, Jennie u. Butk. daughter of WIN. A.
Burk, aged u years ) months aud days.
PAiNE.-At TOwson;oWn. on Monday. Sepiem-
Der llth, lss2, At $50 A. NJ. Mary, Teliet Of the
late Judge Benjamin y. Payne.
wILS0N.-In Long GFccn Valley, on the even
ing Of Sunday, 10th September. Florence T..
aged months aud 20 days. infant daughter Of
John v. Aad Georgia Wilson.
RIDGELY.-0n September !, at Hampton. BAL.
timore county, John Stewart. aged Ii months,
son of John and Helen :. Ridgely.
MALSTER.-on September II. lSs?. Virginia.
beloved wife Of Vim. 7. Master.
MANN.-0n the 18Th Of September. at $50 A..
~. John Mann. aged 50 years months and 6
days.
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no EXCHANGE.

A CORNER LOT IN THE CITY, IMPRov.
ED BY TWO HOUSES, ONE OF WHICH Is
A DRUG STORE. FARM NORTH OR
or THE CITY, AT A FAIR
WILL BE TAKEN IN TX.
CHANGE. JOHN p. CLARKE,
Lsxineton and Calvert Streets, Baltimore.
Aug.7e,' Say.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-16

rs-Ths Republican convention for the fourth
Judicial Circuit Of Maryland me, q, Hsgsrs,own
Wednesday and nominated W. }. Reed, Rsq., Of
Anssany, for chief judge, and Edward Stake,
ESQ.,, of Washington. for associate judge.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-16

G1-Ths jury In the star route trial sgreed On
Monday. sonvissins two Of the accused. ssquIs.
ting another and disAgreslng as to Brady, III.
DOrseys and vaiIs A motion for . new trial
will be made.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-16

TOws0nt0wn Meat
boz Market. S
RmStill NJ the Old stand.
I'VE are selling TO our customers and the public
w who may favor US with 4 call BEEF, VEAL,
LAMB AND MUTTON. Of the best quality At the
lowest market prices. szo- ORDERS PROMPT
LIZ FILLED, and meats delivered within . rea-
sonable distance free Of charge.
SAMUEL coLLINGs,
sIoRE-YoRK ROAD, near p. o., TOwsOntovn.
Dee.l0.'sly.
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jrs-Ths Republicans made clean sweep 10
Maine on Monday, slecting their Govsrnor. al
the members Of Congress and Legislature With
good working majority. This latter insurss the
election Of Mr.. Frye 10 the u. s. Senate.
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es-A Ere in csn,rsviIls. Nd, on Sunday night
last destroyed sio.o worth Of property. Il
originated In = provision store kept BY James
Brambls. and 10 supposed to have been started by
. man who had grudgs against Mr.. Brambis.
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sixth District.

AT ?. l.. MERRIKEN's STORE. MIDDLE.
TOWN.
On Monday. Tuesday, welne,day. Thursday,
Friday aud Saturday. September Jih. 9Th, 5th,
sth aud 9th. and September l2th. 18th.
18th, 18th and 10th.
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e1-Ben Butler has gDsssn fairly back into the
Democratic ranks and has been elected delegate
10 the State Convention Of that party. lie stands
new where he did In 1869. but he has had . very
roundabout way getting back into the ranks Of
his old allies.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-16

aB-Ths report Of the proceedings Of the Re-
publican Executive Committee ofBsi.imOrs ooun-
y, publishsd In Mondays Sun, vas grossly iaae-
sursis, In relation 10 the motion made 20 exclude
ell bat members Of the Committee and the politi-
cal standing Of the one who made the motion.
We cannot see chat motive The Sus can have In
misrsprsssnting the procssdings.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-16

GD-fhe RsPublisan Excessive COMMITTEES d
Baltimore county viii hold another meeting On
Saturday. leth inst, ct No. ia BaltInors street,
81 II o'clock .. N.
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Tenth District.

AT SAMUEL MOoRR's STORE, NEAR ST.
JAMES.
On Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, Septem.
Der 5ih. 9Th and eth:
AT SAMUEL MILLER'S. M0NEToN.
ON Friday aud Saturday. September s,h and 9th !;
AT wM. II. CURTIS, SUNNYBRO0k,
ON Tuesday. Wednesday aud Thursday. Septem-
Der 18th. 18th and 18th:
AT PATTERSoN'S STORE. PHGNIX,
On Friday aud Saturday. September 18th and 10th.
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eS-The Republican convention for the Fire,
Congressional district. met at Eas,on. Nd. on
Wednesday, and nominated James Clay Muliiken
for Congress.
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Twelfth District.


AT AUGUST GLEUE's, BELAIR ROAD,
On Tuesday. September 5th;
At J. NJ. SMITHS, PUTTY HILL.
On Wednesday. September 9th and Wednesday.
September 18th:
AT JOHN DRESSEL'S, GARDENvILLE,
On Thursday. September 9Th and Thursday, Sep.
TENDER 18th:
AT MRS. WALTERS. STEMMER'S RUN,
On Friday. September sth;
AT AUGUST wEIS, CANTON,
On Saturday. September 9Th:
AT GEO. II. LUKEN's, CLIFTON, BELAIR
ROAD,
On Tuesday. September 18th:
At II. {. PAIR0'S GOLDEN RING HOTEL,
On Friday. September 18th:
At H0ENEv0GiiT'S. HIGHlANDT0wN,
On Saturday, September 10th.
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DRIvATE SALE -
o. I'D

10; III feet from, and sijoins Trinity Church
property. The 10, is In fee. The House Is two.
story frame. containing eight rooms. with cellar
under the whole.
=s- For further particulars apply TO
JOHN Burns.
May 2t.-tf. Tow son,own.
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NOTICE To TAX PAYERS
BALTIMORE COUNTY.
LEVY OF 1882.

Notice Is hereby given TO the TAXPAYERS Of
BALTIMORE COUNTY. that the Treasurer and
Collector Of COUNTY aud STATE TAXES will
beprcpared to receive the same. on aud after May
10th, at his Office. TOwSONTOwN.
from y A. ". to 5 7. NJ,
xc-AND EVERY SATuRDAY-a3
"a his Office. No. . ~. Fs.i So, Esii;a.sSs
from 10 A. VI. To ~ T. ~.
WILLIAM PARKS.
Treasurer and Collector.
JOHN e. BOSLEY. Clerk. May eft.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-16

jn1-Ths fosrsssnth district member Of the
Dsnoera,is Executive Committee Is preparing =
"nsv court" resolution for endorsement. No
slipping up this time
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New Advertisements.
BALTIMORE COUNTY FAIR
Oct. 8, Z, 8 and Q, 1852.
-

2mM4S&
!, Is desired BY the management To make this
Magnificent Exhibition Of the Lice stock. the
Farm, Garden aud Orchard Products,
ssd the Manufacturers Of
the Coaafy,
AZ we'll a. . grand illustration of the skill and
taste Of its women In ARTICLES OF HOUSE.
HOLD USE AND AD0RNMENT, and all her
citizens are cordially invited 10 contribute to IL
attractions and completeness.
Those who have not received Premium Lists and
Circulars may obtain them Of any Of the officers Of
the Society.
All intending exhibitors are urged to make their
entries as early 81 convenient that the work In the
Office may be facilitated. Blanks will be furnish.
ed to all who desire them on application to the
Secretary.
TUESDAY, OcronER 30.
Judging snd Examination Of Exhibits. Free
for al TrOt. Trot Tor four.yesr-old'. Running
Race. s,eepie Chase.
wEbxEsbAT, OCTOBER lrn.
Trials % Skill In Horsemanship for Ladies and
Boys. Competition between cornet Bands. Trot
for 2:50 class. Special Trot for Baitimors county
three yesr-olds. Pony and Running Races.
THURSDAY, ocroHER 5rH.
Annual Address BY Hon. Zeb. n. Vance. Plow-
ing Matches. TrOtfor 2:to class. Trot for Double
Teams. Running Race.
fRipAr, ocrosER 6rH.
Entertaining Diversions. Trots for three minute
elias; for Stations and for Baltimore county bred
horses. Running Race.
11-Many new features and divsrting amuse-
msnts will be introduced.
A hns Band Of Music will DO present daily to
sniiven the grounds.
Admission 20 Fair, Is cts. Each IIerse, IS cts.
Membership Tickets, e3.0o.
G1-For Premium Lists, Programmes or any
desired information, address the Secretary,
wM. b. SANDS,
Timonium p. o.. Baltimore county,
OF 12s W. Baltimore st., Baltimore.
Sept l6.-3L
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-16
Eleventh District.

At d. W. ADY'S. HARTFORD PIKE,
On Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday. Friday and
Saturday, Sept. 9Th, 9TH. 9Th. sth and 9th:
AT HENRY WALTERS, GERMANTOWN,
On Wednesday, September 18th:
AT JACOB WOLVES, RlDGELY's FORCES,
On Tuesday. Thursday. Friday aud Saturday,
September 18th. 18th. 18th and 10th.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-16

GBThs Egyptian var is already at ~ end.
Cairo has bssn occupied By The British troops and
The Egyptian army Il sunsndering.
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seventh District.

AT ELI SIMPSONS,
On Tuesday and Wednesday. September 9Th aud
9th and Tuesday and Wednesday, Sep
TENDER 9Th and 18th
At PLEASANT HUNTERS, wIsEBURG,
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday, September
9Th. sth and 9th. and Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, Sept. lSth, 18th and 10th.
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jcss-The contest 10 the Second Judicial Circuit
Of this State. composed of Caroline, Talbot. Queen
Anns. Kent and Cecil counties, l, waxing ex.
eeeinsly warm. Hon. Frederick Stump, Of &C.
ell. Who has been an Associate Judge for the pas;
fifteen years. !. a candidate for denomination, and
Mr. George ". Cruikshank, Editor Of the EIktSb
Ds@oera', il also candidate. The contest be-
tween the friends Of these tuo gentlemen has been
going on for some time aud has grown very aeri.
mOnious. The Rising Sun Jo-raai esPOasss the
cause Of Judge Stump. while the bsmoerai. Of
course. backs lie own editor. Two weeks ago the
Jss'aai gave figures 10 show how much money
Mr. cruikshank had received from the Democratic
party In the las, aftssn years, and the De~oera,,
In It's issue Of last week, gives Judge stnmps &c.
count with the Democratic party for the sane
length Of time. II says that the Judge has gath
cred in $4,000, while members Of his family. In
the same time. have bagged $50, 500. The writer
says That in the same length Of time Mr. Cruik-
shank has received ba, $4,000 from the Demo.
cratic party. And thus the unseemiy light goes on.
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Eighth District.

AT cocKEYsvILLE HOTEL,
On Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday. Friday and
Saturday. September 5th. 9Th. 5th. sth and
9Th, and Tuesday. September 18th:
AT CIAs. .. c0cKEY'S l0.MILR HOUSE,
YORK ROAD,
On Wednesday. Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
September 18th, 18th, 18th and 10th.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-16

IMPORTANT NOTICE!
Blessing 6 Kuhn, Photographers
80 n. Charles 81, Baltimore,
Have reduced their elegant Cabinet Photographs
10 $3.50 per DOZEN. The finest finished work In
the city guaranteed. Our patrons are always
pleased. Portraits. Porcelain MINISTRIES and
copying at reasonable prices. fFsb.ist0ct.l.
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Miscellaneous.


JAS. q. WILSON, YREb'K n. coLsroS, wn. .. WILSON.
WILSON, COLSTON q CO.,
BANKERS.
I5s W. BALTIMORE STREET,
BALTIMORE, Nd.
es- Interest allowed on deposits, subject 10 cheek
without notice, as In National and
State Banks.
STOCKS AND BONDS BOU0HT d SOLD.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES A SPECIALITY.
Dividends and Coupons collected In Baltimore for
our depositors, without charge.
E0-Prompt reply made TO all letters.-0a
June a. s2y.
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Fifth District.

At GEORGE W. J0RDAN's HOTEL,
On Thursday, September lIth;
At JOHN W. BAuBLTTZ'S HOTEL, BECK.
LEYSvILLE.
TN Thursday. September 9Th;
At THE WHITE HOUSE,
On Tuesday. Wednesday. Friday and Saturday,
September sth, 9Th. sth and 9th. aud Tues.
day. Wednesday, Friday and Saturday.
September 18th, 18th. 18th aud 10th.
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.ESIRABLE PROPERTY
PRIVATE SALE.

A very desirable HOUSE AND LOT in tn,
village Of Pikesyiile, on the Reis,ers,own -
@ turnpike, belonging 10 the estate 49,
n the late Mrs. keniig. For further
particulars and terms apply 20
LONGNECKER BROS.
uSIoS Office, Tow,on;oWn. Nd.
Jan.s.-ti
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-16

A w. BRADFORD 4 co.,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
N. w. Cor. Lexington q Courtland SITS.
BALTIMORE, Nh.
Loans negotiated on city and country property.
Special attention given TO the collection Of house
and ground rents. Ground rents bought and sold.
July 2e.'s?y.
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Third District.

AT STEvENS0N'S STATION, GREEN
SPRING BRANCH, n. c. X. r.,
On Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept. 9Th and 9th
AT cALvRRT0N,
On Thursday, September 9TH;
AT ARLINGTON HOTEL, REISTERsTOwN
ROAD,
On Friday and Saturday, Sept. sth and 9th;
At BARToN's STORE, w0ODBERRY,
On Tuesday. September 18th;
AT G0DMAN'S STORE, CLIFTON.
On Wednesday and Thursday. Sept. 18th and 18th !;
At f0wNER'S 5-MfLE HOUSE, REFS.
TERSTOwN ROAD,
On Friday and Saturday, Sept. 18th and 10th.
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Sales Of Property.
offutt q ofutt. Attorneys, Tow.on,ows.
T,RUsTER's SALE

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE SEC.
0ND ELECTION DISTRICT n,
E BALTIMORE COUNTY.
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SrThs rusy ear Of ssrn e, with dianonds 10
a very long ens.
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NHISS MANN'S BOARDING AND
WI DAY SCHOOL

MISS MANx'S BOARDING AND
WI DAY SCHOOL
-PoR-
YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS,
TOwsONT0wN, Nm,
Wit Rg.OPES SEPTEMBER corn, Isss.
A KINDERGARTEN CLASS for little chill.
dren. 5000 per quarter.
OBJECT LESSONS IN GERMAN without
extra charge.
A class Of LITTLE BOYS will be received.
Miss l.. 4. OSBORNE, Teacher Of English.
Miss ELISE MHRcUR. Teacher Of Kindergarten.
Miss A. 4. RIGuEUR. Teacher Of French.
MISS UliLER. Teacher Of Drawing.
Aug. 26.-sm.
CHERBONNIER a. WRIGHT,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS coyvRYANcERs,
No. =, sMEDLRY ROW, TOwsONT0wN,
OFFER THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES
FOR SALE:
TWENTY FARMS Of various sizes In Baiti.
more county, on reasonable terms.
eo- Parties having property 10 sell will do
well to place u In our hands. MONEY TO LOAN
In sums TO suit. (Jan. lI.-tf
lOFFICERS OF REGISTRATION,
BALTIMORE COUNTY, NED.
TAKE NOTICE.
The States Attorney desires you 10 forward 10
him the time aud place Of your respective 0cto-
Der sittings, In order 10 prepare the collective
notice for publication according 10 Lac.
c. II. MANN, eR.,
Chairman 0iieers Registration.
Sept. 9.-st.
NHEsTNUT POSTS FOR SALE,
CHESTNUT RAILS FOR SALE,
DELIVERED IN THE CITY OR COUNTY,
JOHN P. CLARK,
Lexington and Calvert Streets, BaltImors.
Aug.3e,s2y.
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The undersigned, 0fIicsrs Of Registration for the
different Election districts Of Baltimore county,
hereby give notice that according 10 Law they will
hold their SEPTEMBER SITTING FOX THE
YEAR 1884, each In their respective districts, for
the purpose Of registering all qualified voters Of
said county. at the following places and at the
following times. being
TEN DAYS IN SEPTEMBER. VIZ:
5TH. 9Th. It'll, sTH, 9TH AND 18TH, 18TH,
liTH, 18TH AND 10TH. FROM THE HOUR
OF 3 A. ~. TO THE HOUR OF 7P.M.
EACH DAY, AS FOLLOWS.
First District.
At TIMOTHY CASEY's, GARRISON LANE,
On Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, Sep.
TENDER 5th. 9Th and 7th;
At ADAM DIETRIcIi's, CARR0LLT0N,
On Friday and Saturday, September sth and 9Th !;
AT HENRY McD0NALD'S CATONSvILLR
HOTEL,
On Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, Septsm-
Der l2,h, 18th aud 18th
AT MccAULEY'S COOPER SHOPS, ELI.
COLT CITY,
On Friday and Saturday, Sept 18th and 10th.
Second District.
AT \. W. HARMS, ALBERT0N,
On Tuesday, September 5th;
AT POwHATAN HALL,
On Wednesday, September 9th;
AT A. II. SHADES, RANDALLsT0wN.
On Thursday, Friday, Saturday, September 7th,
sth and 9th. and Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday, September
18th, 18th, 18th. 18th and 10th.
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Correspondence Baiiimore CoHsiy Union.
LETTER FROM UPPER FALLS.

The Day OF Tournaments-some More
Turnpike Talk-Another Bad Road
A Few Railroad Points, etc., etc.
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Fourth District.

AT sHRIvER's STORE. REIsTERsTowN,
On Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday. Friday and
Saturday. September 9Th, 9Th, 7tn. sth and
9th. and Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday.
Friday and Saturday. September
l2,h, 18th. 18th, 18th and 10th.
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JOHN F. SHRAY,
PUMP.MAKER, REPAIRER AND
WELL-DIGGER,

Guarantees new work three years. Orders So
hcited and prompt attention 90 all work given 10
him. Refers 10 MeDonssh Farm School, p. n.
walker. Thos Craddeck and others. fMsr.iiy.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-09-07
The English Wheat Crop.

According to the London Time:
the English wheat crop of this sea
son will fall below the average of the
past five years, both in quantity and
quality. This statement becomes
still more significant in view of the
fact that the yield of recent seasons
has been inferior to that of former
years. The number of acres planted
In wheat was nearly million less in
1881 than in 1874. The condition of
the present crop must be discouraging
to the English consumer. But let
the latter have no fear of any famine
in breadstuffs. The American yield
this year will be unusually abundant
According to the latest report of the
Department of Agriculture it will
exceed 500,000,000 bushels, and some
estimates put it at nearly 100000
600. Our producers will be glad to
let England have all it wants, and al
so France, whose crop is reported to
be only medium one.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-09-07
Hendricks 81 AbeIeS.

One of the most enterprising firms in
Little Rock is that named above. BY
dint of enterprise, economy and fair
dealing, Hendricks SC A5oies have es-
tablished trade of which many an
older house might be proud. While in
Little Rock last week, we were shown
through the house by the gentlemanly
Mr.. Abeles, and were amazed at the
magnitude and excellent quality Of the
entire stock. Tier after tier of sash
greet the eye; hundreds of packages OF
oils, paints and varpishes can be seen,
an endless variety efwall paper is kept
on hand, while the stock of mirrors and
picture frames is unsurpassed by any
in the Southwest. Read the advertise
ment, and if you need anything in their
line, send your order to Hendricks &
Abeles and they will fill it promptly
and guarantee satisfaction in quality
and prices
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-09-07
What the Teacher Is.

Dir. j. Ii. Vincent, an eminent ed
ucator, regarding the mission of the
teacher, says
The teacher is not the giver OF
knowledge. He is not the full reser-
voir from which the pupils are to
draw supplies OF fact and theory at
will. He is the awakener and quick
ener OF the knowledge-get iacul-
ties in his pupils. He is the Artesi-
an we'll driver, connecting the pow
'er of the pupil with the resources OF
the world beneath and aboye-not
giving and getting, but drilling and
getting; they, because of the drill
ling, getting. He does not accumu-
late that they may accumulate. He
sets them at work accommodating
from every source but himself.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-09-07
John Il. Geyer & Go.

For many years, Mr.. John E. Geyer
has been at the head of one Of the best
grocery and commission houses in the
Southwest located at Little Rock. 1t is
almost useless for us to remind the old
merchants and farmers of Western Ar
kansas Of the many good things that
have been and can still be said Of John
Il. Geyer d Co., but for the informa-
ton of the many new corners we will
state that no firm in Little Rock is more
deserving of patronage. The extensive
store rooms are filled with an immense
and varied stock of groceries and plan
tation supplies that cannot be excelled
by any house west of the Mississippi
river. Our merchants could not do bet
ter than place their orders with John
Il. Geyer 81 Co., whose name is the
synonym for honesty and correct deal l.
ing. Read their advertisement.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-09-07
II. l.. Cobb & Co.

There are many notable industries in
Little Rock, but there is none worthier
patronage than the Southwestern
Foundry and Machine Shop, r. L.
Cobb Il Co., proprietors. Any and all
kinds of engine and machine work,
shafting and pulleys for any kind Of a
mill, house fronts, pipe and pipe fit.
ting, plantation work of every kind
in fact, everything relating to iron
working can be found at the above nam
ed establishment. Mai. Cobb. senior
member of the firm, is welkand favor
ably known to the people on the line
of the railroad, and they knew him to
be gentleman in every sense of the
word ana thoroughly posted in his bus.
iness. Mr.. E. c. Wehrfritz, the junior
is an engineer and machinist of large
experience, and orders given him will
receive prompt and correct attention
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