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Louisiana State Lottery Company.
RAND PROMENADE CONCERT,
during which will take place
The I40th Grand Monthly

Extraordinary Semi Annual Drawing,
at New Orleans, Tuesday, June 18th, 1882,
under the personal supervision and manage
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Arrivals and Departures Of Mails,
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ARRIVED.

Steamer James Lee, Friars Point.
Coahoma, Osceola.
City Baton Rouge, N. o.
Charlie Bowen, St. Louis,
Henry Lourey, st. Louis.
Annie 2. Silver, st. Louis.
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chesapeake, Onto d sOut"westCrn.
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LAAYG ARRIVH.
hail 4 passenger, daily -- -
Except Sunday ......... 400 pm. $40 an,
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LRAvK ARRIVE.
----
New Orleans Fast Mali
and Express, dally-...- 6,SS pm. l0.15 H.m
Freight train daily lex
cept Suudsyl.....-....l s Is an, 200 pm
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RAYS. ARRrvH.

LEAVE. AkhiVh.
City timo) - -
Through Express, daily lll,99 pm. $50 am
Lo0 4 Asil D. Exp ss,d'ly 6 So am. $40 pm
,omorvillo Aosom'dst'n
daily Except Sundayl.. 4.& p.m.l SD am
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ChanCsrY Sale Of Real Estate.

Sheriff Shelby County, Tenn.
Py A Harris, DIS. T6S2S8
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RAILROAD TIMETABLES.

Louisville and Nashville Railroad
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san Francisco Quotations.
[nv MAIL ANp TELEaKArn.l

WHEAT-NO. I. $3.50 per centai:
0ATs-Sl j0@1 55 . cti.
WOOL-Oreg0n, Valley 23@Sl c;S. {
h. Eastern Oregon. 20@26.
HIDEs-Heavy salted l015c; Light. dc
9iSG1l0c; Salted calf, 915(G1Uc.
FAMILY PROVISIoNS-Bacon 1lGll:
cts: clear Oregon sides, 13@131Sc; hams.
i35 [0ijH cts.
BARLEY-COastf feed, 81 42@i45p etl.
Brewing 81 5O@l 70 3 ctl.
EGGS-CalifOrnia, 26@261 3 doz; Ore
ron. 22@23c 3 doz.
FLoUK-Ofegon extra, So 90; Super
fine. So 80.
BUTTER AND CHEESE-Extra fancy
Butter, - cts, y ID; Fresh roll, gO0f
to choice, 25G271lcts.3 fb. Cheese, Is
(e20c.
SEEDs-Flax, 2Y@4c 2 b; Canary
%@5 c: Alfalfa, 16@17c; Timothy, So
BAGS Wool sacks, 4l@5oc; potatt
gunnies, 15j5@1ic; standard grain nom
inal.
FRufrs-Dried apples. Coz CTS. 2 II
for qrS.: 7@9c for sliced; Pears, S@lGc
PiumS. T@l0, pitted l3@l5; Peaches, II
@l3c; peeled. 1929.
SALsIoN.--C0iumbia river fish are
quUtable at 81 60 q d0z, lib tins on
the spot; on the river, 81 % = dOZ. Sac.
ramentO 81 2001 %
SUGaR-RefinPry, terms net cash
Cube, barrels, 111Sc; Crushed, Ike
Extra Powdered, barrels. 12c; Fin,
Crushed. bblS., 11t(c: Dry Granulated
bbiS., Ike: Extra Granulated, bbls
lO1Ec; Golden C. bbls., 9lzc; d, bbis. OF
;. /. Sc
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aS,oFI.. Markets.


RETAIL.
FLouE.--Suportine 81 10; Extra IS 25 /:
Corn Meal = owt. e3 30: Buckwhcat 8 cwt
:f 10.
BUrFEa-Choiea roll. 321s to 40 cts. = u
CaEEsE- -Csatsop dairy 2nds25c.
EGGs.-2j to 50 Ca q doz. Chickens. 81 90.
EEEsH MEATs.-Choiee cuts. Lamb. Zoe;
Bsef tSl9: Pork 10; Nation S9la. b the
carcase Sc.
MEATs.-Breakfsst bacon 1l45sGid per b;
sides l31zal4]9c; hams ls11f4i9c; shoulders
ia1l2c; smoked beef I5aI6'sc; corned beet
sl08I2 q Dbl; corned pork I0c 3 j..
BEtNs.-Gl{gG cts.
LAnp.-in tins and caddie5 l69lso : IL.
HoNEY.-In frames 4Oc in glass zoe.
SUGAR. -l1lc alb We s F prices.
DRIED FRUTTs.-Biaekberrie 25c: Prune
I211z9i6c.
MILL FsKD.--Bran SIC 90 p ton chol
food s2l@25; Shots s25S2! 50; Hay SOC
SO p ton.
0ATs.-Aeeoriing to quality. prices rang
from 81 IS to 81 80 Der cTt.
Observation-Disclosures, 2G.21Ic per rs
'lnions case n 70.
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RESCUE ENGINE COMPANY No B.
Regular meeting first Monday in each
month.
OFFICERs.-A. i. Cleveland. President j.
A. Montgomery, Secretary; L. G. Norris,
Treasurer !. Chas. II. Stockton, Foreman, 4.
Mckenzie, 1St Asst. Foreman. J. W. Brown,
I'd Asst. Foreman.
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BOARD EGATES.-Regilar meet
ing fourth Monday in each month, at : 80
p NJ, at hall OF Aleri Hook and Ladder
Company No. l.
OFFICERs.-F. j. Taylor, President; z. l..
Parker, Secretary A. w. Berry, Treasurer.
DELEGATEs.-W. W Parker, J. Strauss, l.
Bergman. of Astoria EngineC Co. No. a. a.
Cleveland. w. j. Barry. Chas. IL Stockton,
of Rescue Engine Co. No. 2 Ed. ID. Curtis,
A. W. Berry, L. j. Taylor. OF Acct HoG.l' and
Ladder CO. No. /.
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ARRIVALS FROM SEA.

Marklnnd Cork March 8
Isle Of Butte. March
North Bend bkt 576 tons MerrymEn. y y Mar :
REPORTER schr F March
Mary Graham Br bk Valparaiso March
Co umbia. IS. Z72l tons Boies. f. March
Ysquina str Denny Feb 20
Reporter sh. 1850 tons Wilson Feb IS
Western Belle ii55 Fish n. Y. Feb IS
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ALERT HOOK AND LADDER 20. No. l.
Regular meeting second Monday ia each
month.
OFFICERs.-J. @. Bozorth. President! c.
Brown, Secretary; Jay futile. Treasurer :;
j. =. Thomas. foreman, I. 6. EiberSoD, list
Asst Foreman. +. ". FeEEus0a. 2; Asst
Foreman.
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REhDT FOR SEA.

READY FOR SEA.
Abbey Howper. Rr hk. e4a Queensi own 3a-chs
Arcadisn Br sh 81 Queenstown Mar
Argosy Br sh. Queenstown Feb Is.
Carl Haasred Norwegian bk ssl Quoecstn Feb 20
County Of Argyle Br bk Liverpool Feb %
0ity Camp Or bk Queenstown Feb Il
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the MARKETS.
Fins Hcial.

Silver, at par.
Com exchange on San francisco Z per cent
Premium.
Coin excnange on New york buying par:
.ciiirg, Z 20 l poreent.
Legal rsaders-par.
Te,egraphic transfers On New York per
,.rt ---..r. In
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BANKING AND INSURANCE.
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GENERAL OFFICES
Corner Front and D Streets, Portland.
j. MCCRAKEN s. Co.,
Agents state of California,
A. L. MAXWELL,
Ticket agent o. r. &, n. Co,
JOHN MUIR,
Superintendent Of Traffic.
C. II. PRESCOTT.
Manager
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SAILED.

SAILED.
SelsDe Queenstown March
Scotia. Br bk Liverpool March 9
Jennie Landless Br bk ,sz7 Liverpool Mar
Clydebank Br bk s53 tons Liverpool March
Muriel Br bk CSC Queenstown March 8
City OF Chester S March G
jas Garfield sch F March,
Nelson Br sh watkinds Queenstown March
BeIona Br bk Warren Que nstonn March
Ballochmyle Br sh Liverpool March s
Prince Patrick Br bk 1853 Queenstown March )
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From, American pOrte.

From American Ports.
Gerten. sh. Philadelphia, Jan 10
India l.s5 Pat en Philadelphia Oct
Ida Lily 80 Istmau Phila.
Ivy. sh. New York, Sept Is
Jane Fish. sh. New YORK. Sept.
Lsmoi bk Philadelphia loading
Mont Washington. sh. Ia tons. Sep q.
Philip Fitzpatrick. Am sn. Philadelphia. Oct -f
Sonoma l'G3 Newbsrry PhiIa,
Sparrow sch S r March Is
FroBl Foreign Ports.
Amphitrite Dutch sh .5iO Newcastle July3
Adolf Swe. biz, ss5 tons. Rinsmansson, Gotten.
burg Oct lS
Bolden, Br blk Liverpool
Co. OF Inverness Br SD I6s6 Canctown Oct
Chloe. br bk. sSI tons. May p
City of Manchester. br bl, $50 tons Rio
Furness Abbey. blk. its3. Libby. Yokohama.
NsnitobG Br sh Busaos Ayres Sept II
Aaacca br bk 5s4 tons Japan
NsTiz4 tore 1t ok 50 Shields .iuiy 81
Peter Stuart Br sh l4i7 Viotora Sept
River Times br bk s0i tons Christie IIuicCi
san StefaIo. Brsh. st Nazaire
Torbecke. Dutch sh. Newcastle, via So1rabaya
June =
wsnlock br bk. $50 tons. Liverpool to Astoria d.
rect. Oct
VIM Hales. An bk, HongkOBg
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Common Council.

Regular meetings second and fourth Tues
day sTenIngs Of each month. al ~ o'clock
SSs5 Persons desiring TO itaye matters acted
upon by the Council, at any regular U;eeting
must present the Same to TIC Auditor and
Clerk on or before the Friday evening prior
20 tho Tuesday GU which the Council holds its
regular meetiugs. j. G. NORRIS,
auditor and CisTk.
Astoria Locge NO. 90, 1. o. g 4.
Regular Meeting overy Tuesday Evening
ST "a O'Clock. at t}Ood Cemplar's Hall, Che
namus Street, Astoria, over C. l.. Yarkor's
Store Members Of tho Order. in good stand
ng. are invited 70 attend. Decree meeting lst
Monday each month. b. order ". c..
Temple Looge. NO. IA-F. M.
Regular Communications FIRST and ESS
third Saturdays in each month. At ~ /SN
o'clock, P. NJ. at tho Hall in Astoria
Members of the Drdor, in good standing, are
invited to attend rs Orde; of the ". II.
Order Of Chosen Friends.
A regular meeting of Oceideut Council No.
., &c. T., is held every ThHrs lay even ng,
atthe hour OF "a O'Clock, In the halt Of the
A. q. U. w. ALI sOiOuFning members are
cordially invited TO attend.
By order Of &C.
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: TIDE TABLE FOR ASTORIA
From tables Of Cmted States Coast Suryey.
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ASTORIA ENGiNE, CoMPANY no !.

Regular meeting first Monday in each
month.
OrFfCERs.-W. ". Parker, President; l..
Z. Sellg, Secretary; William BocS, Treas
urer ; i. +. Stevens, Fore all, :. q. Ingalls,,
1sl Asst. Foreman. joe. &. Charters. ID Asst.
Foreman;
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LIE gichau's Golden BaisaEi No. Cures
CHANGERS, first and second stages ) res
on the Leg and Body; Syphl!itic Catarrh,
diseased Scalp. and al primary forms OF
the disease. Price. So 0G per Sotfie.
LIE Riciau's Golden Raisam No. 2 Cures
Tertiary, Meieurial, Syphilltic Rheuma-
tism, Pains in the Bones. liberated Throat,
Syphilitic Rash, Lumps, ETC., and eradi-
Gates all diseases from the system, WhetheI
caused by bad treatment or abuse OF mer-
curry, leaving the blood pure and healthy
Price, S5 90 per Bottle.
lie Richau's Golden Spanish Antidofe
for the cure of Gonorrhoea, Gleet, etc.
Price, So 50 per Bottle.
Lc Richau's Golden Spanish Injection.
wash for cure of Gleet, Structures, Dis
ease OF the Urethra and Bladder, etc.
Price. 81 so per Bottle.
Le Riehau's Golden Ointment for the
effective healing of SyphilfIic Sores and
Eruptions. Price. 81 90 per Bottie.
Also Agents for lie Richau's Golden Pihs.
T for Weakness, loss of physical powers, anu
all diseases arising from abuse and excess
or over-work. Price. S3 90 per Box.
Sent everywhere. C. o. D.. secvrely packed
: per Express.
C. F., RICHARDS & CO.. Agents,
427 & 40 Sansome street, corner Clay.
d-w-ly San Francisco, Gal.
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....W arranty dee Is, quit claim deeds
and mortgages. for sale at this Office.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-04-29

The aurora bDrealis on Sunday night Of last
week presentci very striking spectacie Many
aho IL pronounced IL the most beautiful Of
any they ever witnessed, while some of the igno-
Taiausus. Including myfelD who never before be.
bed such magnificent phenomena, thought the
world was abou, Ia come 10 end.
While eolofel man, occupying one of Mr..
Jeremiah lell0it's houses in DulaBy's Valley. was
burning ,omc rubbish in his garden on wednes-
day of last week. the Ere got into the woods Of Mr..
John q. Booth aud soon spTead over a space of
about fny seres, destroying fences. 4c.. in it,
course. The FIRE attracted n number Of
neighbors and was With much difficulty exiin-
guished.
Almost every young lady manifests great de
sire for pets. Some have rabbits, parrots. birds.
4c.. but the young ladies Of this neig hboThood
have abandoned these things and are devoting
their time 60 something more profitable. They are
taking grea, interest in the poultry yard. which
attracts them out-of doors and IL both pleasing
and heaiihiul. Among some of the nost successful
ones in the enterprise IL a young lady of Long
Green, who certainly deserves eommendAtion for
her progress in the work. She has at this time
about two hundred chicks. some of which are more
than two months old. She will undoubtedly in
vi;e her epicurean friends a, an early day 10 par
take of some oi them.
Mr.. Oliver. a young gentleman who IL sojourn-
ing az Col. u. ". Matthews. in Dulany's VALLEY.
has Gilci the position of organsi in Trinity church.
near this place. vacated BY Mrs. ten. HaFdcastle,
Hse Miss Maggie =. Yslloit. Mr.. OVeris a native
Of England.
The handsome new residence ofDr. Diaenbaugh.
near here. will soon be completed. Mr.. Simon
Demuihe il the contractor.
Trinity Sunday school has bsen re organized
with Mr.. Christian u. warfel a. superintendent.
vice Mr.. Jerry Yeiioti, res "a.
Mr.. Geo. Morgan has srev ed new plank fence
IN front of his residence in Dulany's Valley.
which Is great improvement, to i,s neat appear
ance.
Mr. 7. J. Rossiter. who sold his snug little farm
in Long Green to Mr.. Job Smith. and Who con
templated taking BP his abode in Florida. has re-
turned from that place dissatisfied with his choice
SIR. George X. Hunt has paved the space in
front Of bis store. occupied by Mr.. A. W. Neal
which improves its appearance greatly.
Mr.. Jas. q. Kane, Who was thrown FROM bis
baggy last seek. vas not seriously hurt. lie l.
able to be out sgain.
Your correspondent regrets that the item in his
last letter, relating 60 the brush" between Mr.
Morgan's Marshal Ney" and Mr. Bosiey's "Biily
Badeye." has created controversy between them
Mr.. Morgan did not himself boast 20 me tha; hi.
horse had beaten Mr. Bosley's. bot as I received
the information from other Trustworthy sources
and felt assured of its truthfulness. I unhe.ita-
tingly taen,iOned IL in my letter. CSo.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-04-29
From Philopolis. ath pls,rict.

The very eooi weather Of late has not, a. We can
see. resulted In much damage the fruit having ap-
parently escaped. Vegetables we're not advanced
sufficiently 20 be Injured. The rain will have an
excellent effect upon growing crops Of all kinds.
No potatoes have o. yet made their appearance,
bat the bugs have and when they become so nu.
mervus ~ 70 give trouble, they will receive many
anathcmns.
The grain is quite forward for the time and the
prospects for an abundant yield are good. The
most thrifty wheat IL on the farm Of Mr.. Edward
Austen, near Glencoe, it being about knee high.
The rye is making good progress and some has
attained height Of two feet Oats have been re-
tarded by the dry, cool weather, bat now look
promising
Some corn has been put In and next week the
favorable this section of the county will compare
we'll with any other section of the State. Twenty
seven barrels TO the acre have been raised here.
One Of our citizens, speaking about the late cold
weather, said be was reminded Of season years
ago when men could harvest grain with their coats
on. lie also said that the sun at that time had
spot on it and was rather surprised TO learn that
the same condition Of Affairs existed at present.
On this account 1.-THE sun spot) many think the
cool weather may continue through the season.
Another citizen says he remembers that there vas
frost each month during the year, and q very
short crop of corn was raised.
The next meeting Of the Senior Gunpowder
Agricultural Club will be held at the residence of
Mr.. Edwin Scott, and as this 10 the meeting at
which the handing In Of the individual crop re.
ports will take place. Il IL expected TO be one Of
more than usual interest. The member who grows
the largest amount Of grain, &C., and realizes the
most from his land, 10 duly commended therefor.
The book account, as kept By tho members, is the
only satisfactory way 20 farm and should be fol.
lowed By every tler Of the soil. Mr.. joseph
Boslcy 10 the eldest member Of the Club and has
been unable 10 attend several ofthe late meetings
Mr.. Edward Austen has lately been elected
member Of the Club and will be n valuable addi.
,ion as he 10 much interested In agriculture and
knows what 10 essential TO the growing Of good
crops. The property which Mr.. Austen now owns
formerly the Johnson property-has been very
much improved and produces excellent crops %
grain and hay. Mr.. ID. A. Conn IL the faithful
and efficient oserseer. Recently load ofhay was
cent 20 Baltimore from the farm, which weighed
S.2I5 lbs.
Mr.. Josiah Price. who n short time ago fell from
bis horse on account af illness, has, am glad 10
say. gotten better. lie WAS several miles from
home when the accident occurred and had 90 be
conveyed thither in n eauisge. lie IL IS years
Of age.
The Everett Literary Society will hold its next
The Baltimore County union., 1882-04-29
Some Regis,ra,.on Points.

A Towsoaiown correspondent u one of the eitg
papers says: "Some Of the moot prominent citi-
iehs Of this the 9TH district Of the county have
made a elose calculation Of the matter, and allow
ing for the most favorable circumstances (sueh
a. applicants for registration appearing in regu.
lar order. after another fast the register
can put their names on the books, etc., they find
that !; will be impossible for him 20 register more
than about 2.6io voters In the time and manser
prescribed under the recent act Of registration
passed by the Legislature. The act allows eighteen
days for registration aud four days in addition
for revising the lists. With about ten hours . day
TO work. 10 ,hi. district tie voting population
numbers about 800, % that some I SEQ citizens
may be deprived of their ballots.
"Mr. Charles T.. Fendall. delegate 20 the Lssis-
ls,ure from this county and district. endesvorcd
10 have provision introduced in the bill % remedy
this evil. but Sithoat avail. In the above ealsuia
ton the whole twenty-five days were allowei for
registration, and no time for revision.'
The Baltimore County union., 1882-04-29
From Monk.on, ". G. r. r.

The season Is very late but otwithstsndins this
fact wheat and rye are making good headWay. I
saw patch Of rye that was almost ready 10 head
out. but II was sown very early. ! suppose, TO be
cut for feeling green. The grass crop, from pres
snt Appearances, will be very short. and some
farmers are talking Of holding To their old hay.
Complaining IL nos the order 81 the day and the
farmers are busy. Some are talking 1f planting
tobacco and others will plant corn and tomatoes
for canning purposes. there being some talk of
starting a canning establishment near this place.
Seed potatoes are nov unusually high. selling at
si.2j 10 81. 50 per bushel.
Mr.. Pearee Richardson lost . very sne horse q
few days ago from lung fever. The animal
valued at $500.
Mr. c. c. slAIe. Of the 9Th district. lately lost
several fine cows from pleuro.p pneumonia. and
three or four more have been turned out TO die.
On Monday night thief invaded the premises
Of Mr.. George Tyson and carried OF = half dozen
Of his choice hens.
There Il . great deal of sickness in the neigh
borhOod at this time. Mrs. Jas. Sheppard Is very
III; also Mrs. WIN. Leight and Mrs. Jas. wiison.
y.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-04-29
Prom ches,nu, Rldee. a,h p,s,r,c,.

Our section is beginning 10 look bright aud
beautiful. The warm weather Of the last few days
Is bringing out the blossoms. I do not think the
fruit Is seriously injured. although We have had
several frOsts 10 the last ten days.
Our usually quiet neiIhborhood Was very much
excited and horri6ed NJ the result of the cutting
ARRAY AZ Oregon last week. The affair has created
considerable bad blood. and I would not be sur
prised II the end IL not yet. Il appears 10 have
been the elimination of an old family quarrel, and
II is said there facts connected with the affair
which the eoronsrs jury did not get hold of, which
fully usiaes the holding of Gin for the action of
the Grand Jury.
The sudden death Of Mrs. Harrie, Price, wife Of
Mr.. G. Wesley Price. teacher Of public school No.
:, sth district. has caused the most profound
row Throughout the entire community and . deep
and heartfelt sympathy for the bereaved husband.
The funeral took place at sa,er's church. satsr.
day. ed last, attended by very large eoneSuTss
sf sOrrowing and sympathiring friends. The SER
vices uere conducted BY the Rev. WIN. Rogers. Of
Brooklandsiile cireait. Who preached earnest
and practical sermon from the words. "whatse-
ever thy hand hndeth 10 do. do Il With thy might
Tor there IL no work. nor device. nor knoxiedge,
nor wisdom in the grave whittier thou goest." The
aorai offerings we're numerous and beautifsL The
deceased vas q Kind aud aGeciionaie daughter, .
devoted wife and . consistent Christian, one Of
whom Il might be sruthfully said, ''nons kneu her
bat 10 love her," RAxDoLPH
The Baltimore County union., 1882-04-29
A Church A,,ains IFS Majority.

The twenty first anniversary Of IIuniingd
avenue ". Z. church. located at the corner Of
Maryland and Huntington avenues. In the Belt,
was celebrated on Sunday last by an all day SER
vice. Al II A. ". Rev. Z. J. Gray, hrst pastor Of
the church. bu, nov president Of williamsport
Dickinson Seminary. preached to q large congs-
cation. and nj ?. NJ. there vas . general meet.
ing. participated in by former pastors Of the
church. of whom there were present: Revs. Y. J.
Gray. pastor in 1851 W. VI. Frysinger. Is6?.6 /;
d. u. Carroll, is5i-52: J. 2. Gouchsr, Is55-5s /:
l.. y. Morgan. ISIS 20. and the present pastor
Rev. J. u. Van Meter. Services we're conducted
by Rev. l.. y. Morgan, and Rev. J. u. Van Meter
read interesting historical! sketch Of the church.
after which there we're short addresses by several
Of the former pastors. The singing at this service
by the Sunday school children, directed By
Mr.. james c. Dairymple. Al night n sermon Was
preached by Res. W. ". Frysinger. ofIfarrisburg.
Pa. The present Organization of the church 10 as
follows: Pastor. Rev. J. Van Meter. d. D.: true
tees, Henry Shirk. Iienry Hoover. Jas. ". Davis,
Henry :. iIis,, ?. Hanson lilies. II. c. Tudor.
Dorsey Norris, John X. Phillips; stewards, p.
Hanson Hiss. James Sgmwait, z. r. williams
Robert q. Ware. Jr.. iIenry Hoover. james ".
Davis. William c. Jones. Philip Hiss, John r.
Phillips.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-04-29
From AIes,a. Carroll County.

Marriages are booming over in the 9Th district
Of baltimore county. Th5ee occurred lately, tuo
Of them last week, and the course of true love 10
running smoothly in grooves. The wedding of
the bachelor farmer of Paper Mills, was the most
notable. Being very soeiable young man and
quite favorits among the ladies Il Was Q wonder
be vas not captured long ago. bat the spell which
bound him 10 single life is at last broken and all
honor to the fair daughter of ofour saecessfsl
ei,isens. that SRsseied) him what . charming
Kidf double -hiessedness had In store for him.
The boys called in the evening 10 serensde them.
led by Scott, as ehieftain, whose sharp eyequckiy
detected sweet civilians" trying 10 personals the
bride. bat = long. loud shout reseEberaied al
arognd The hills. disclosing bis sen and brought
forth the happy couple. uho reeeivsd the een.
gratuiatiens With becoming grace Oh. Il uas
then that looked In vain for the trio from (thel
Bet, Bsnftonl holding reserve at the barn near
BY, 20 make n responss; these three 90 mmous as
ink-siiugers eame not, not esea "D." from Clipper
Miii, 90 capable Of fruitful suggestions on mairi-
mony cane not forth from his retreat.
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