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Impudant.

What . set Of blunderers they are ut Annapolis,
10 be sure They knew that the other bids we're
lower than Rubys. What did they open them
had Mr.. Duvalf 10 declare that he would not give
the printing 10 . Republican even II he was the
lowest bidder and could give ample security ?
Why didn't the COMMITTEES hnd that Il was nocss-
sary TO postpone opening the bids, 90 as TO give
further notice, and then give hint 10 Rnby and
let him put In another bid low enough 10 get the
contract l--Haifo. Cdaimoa Sense,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-02-18

-e-NeVsr before vas public oPinioa thor
oughiy 81, against MormoBi.m or - determined
10 eradicate the evil a. nov. Discussion alone o,
needed 10 produce the concentration Of Ae,ion on
a practicable plan. For instance. the Chicago
later Ocean says:
1--WE should have a Law disqaAiifying them from
voting or holding ofiee; Law making IL felony.
With imprisonment. for man 20 perform q mar.
rage ceremony when he knows that either q the
parties has husband or wife living; making Iiv-
Ing in poiyeamy a crime. aud restoring 70 the
Mormon =iss ;hs riga; q ae=es"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-02-18

Jcs-Mr. johnson. Of the city delegation in the
Legislature and a member Of the ,peiiAl commit
tee on city extension, received very clever poet.
icai effort upon that sabjee,, which commences in
the following vein;
We would treat Of sabjee, one moment, my boy.
Which occasions no deep comprehension.
which the poor man at large hailing with JOY
lis the prospect Of city extension.
The author also informs Mr.. johnson that the
air TO which the refrain il to be sung tina, Of the
elegant song. That's whats the matter with Han.
nah"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-02-18

Ee-An outbreak Of smallpox a, Poin, Pleas.
ant. New jersey. is imputed to con,agion from
some secondhand school books purchased 10 New
York city. The fact tina, four members Of th.
family Of the man who bough; the book, are down
with the disease shows how virulent may be an
infection transported in this way. aud Il becomes
aques,iOn Of inisres, to know whether there are
any more books Of that lot about.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-02-18

jEs-Daring his last term as a member % Con.
gress, IL has been observed. General 0araeld in.
troduesd bill. which II passed. would have been
the means Of facilitating the saving Of life In tho
ease Of saeh accident. as that recently on the
New York Central. II proposed that one or more
axes are carried on every passenger car. whereby
In the event Of q smAsh-up the imprisoned victims
nigh, have the means Of cutting their way out Of
the wreck. similar bin Is nos pending 10 Con-
gress and should be made Law.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-02-18

cs-Ths 81. Miehael's Talbot county CoH.ei
says that probably nowhere in the United States,
excsp, on this Peninsula, can be found three Con-
gressmen living in contiguous counties and repre-.
seating three different States. This 10 the way IL
10 with c0vingtOn, Of Worcester, Maryland; Mar.
tin, Of Sussex, Delaware, and Garrison. Of Aeeo-
mac, Virginia"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-02-18
= HERIFF'S NOTICE
- o. LIEN LAW.

Ia AMI By viriue of an Act Of Assembly pa.ssi
At December Session. i,5>. Chap. 2o5. entitled
An Act relating O. the ii.ns q mechanic. and
others upon baiidings": WhsfcAs a writ Of .~ir,
f'rfps has been issuei rat or 'hr Cirrait Court
~ Baltimore c'rniy BY Eiu4sI !. Codd and
William = '-1i. co partu,r.. trading - =. J.
Cold Co, against Thomas Wallace and Henry
Nogler. traiias a. Wallace Co. retsrnahle on
the First Monday q March. g. me directed. f1t the
purpose u recovering the SUN oi Finy 5.-IuOl
dollars Nth Interest ffotl September soih l.sO
faf uofk done aad material, furnished 20 and for
a certain huiliing. g. sit.
The Construction u al that coal OF. OR
GASOLINE REFINERY OR MANIFACTORY.
'liaatri ia baltimore cauuiv. AMI more paftieu.
iA-iy described 40 iaiuss The saii .iiii l. mais
% ifna BE- ia tesi ia itamstsf suf isci high with
mtna4-r fiAiss % iap .n4 side. the ~hsie b. en.
cas~l 70 brick vail aF covering. piih smake
stack % -aimaey attached ani q. -sane-iei 9Th
Wefm i4bs ani other aTpiaa-cs asrI Ia sail
iaanuiseiary. ani - situated aud lvinz 90 ard
ur"a ne faiiuHiug ies=ribei lot g sreuri and
rle-lisss that 81 O. say bsglurins i8f the sane
- the c.rusf formed ~ tie uar;h-ast siis 4
% h'nu~i All Feurtrenth street,. ia baltimore
c'4aty. ant frEuirE tgsnce east "a 90 bannei
street me hurdrei act tsa feet g. the outline q
the rrpaui there esnsi b. Henry L. Bran then
t.niius ihsfefn u1rih Dc hundred ieoi an4 thsncs
Sssi rafaiisl 9TH p.bannsi street one hanIre4
snd to feet O. iQartecath street thence biniin
Thereof fauthssly ous hanlfsl re-, g. the bssin.
uine. b-iog the 10 . xfoun1 ieassi b. Hsary Ls
hrun an4 Jassph n - Brgn. Trustees g .AiI
wallace AL NoEisf ~ decd dated Aurast a5,h
t.sH. Liter " l.. NJ. li8. folio i1g A. Ani
TIE al kdsafi cad4 arI Wm 4. coda. c.
pAftrer'. trading a. D. ; Cail A Co. claim. a
lea tsf The fee1ssrF - the snu4 - fnv dollar.
ani tfis .ssten rsrtt. dst Ahi ouinr them far
-afk aa1e AL materials furnished 10 aud abau,
SO -ea.,ta-tta = iss s.i4 stili aai arhne and
FaH f.HuF H 10 hem .sre @
the All Aei q As.sasiy. g. ~ e'auani. All per
cons lisfsstei e. BE- az appeal before fh- Cifeu
Cert fs- Eaitia4fs raautv
~ .r isf.fr fs '.f H.sfrs Cd. No.. I..s
9 shew -aass. r Nny 'tty ta.~ up hate g. cav
wy tts sa.I sen = nHues above uamcI % IVA
- 81 lestrl q the ssl buiiIiHes ani sfaunls o.
~ use - g. J Coli 90. aflrcsaiI. AcearIinr
9 the aru g re ~ . A'ssHb'y in such -ass
utie All provided.
RICHARD g TRACEY.
sasr.S u Baltimore Csanty.
fstfsafy 18th, -. Feb. is.-it
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-02-18

GH-for NUMBER OF yeara ~ every session OF
Congress there has been m effort to secure The re-
peal Of the tax on bank checks, and there appears
gov to be fair prospect Of success. II is said
10 DC favored by majority Of the House Commit
Tee Of Ways and Means, and . namhsr Of Con-
gressmsn In addition TO those who have introduced
bills on the subject. There can be but one opinion
Of the Inconvenience Of this tax to business men,
and the justice Of Il 10 questionable.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-02-18
Jas. Q. Morton. watchmalxer.

No. 20 West Eayette Street, baltimore,
Having had several years experience in the Watch
and Jewclry business with Messrs. Geo. W. Webb
4 Co., and Messrs. Canfcld Bro. a Co.. respect
fully begs leave 10 inform the public that he now
prepared 10 OIL all orders. embracing chFoname-
tiers, Watches, Clocks, Music Boxes and Jswelry.
All orders by postal FOR repairing will be promptly
attended 10.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-02-18
\JORTGAGEE.s SALE

s.W Ahpl u MILES fkuM
e. BALTIMORE CITY on the EDE- -
MEIER ROAD. ASD .. MILES PROM
CHASEs STATION, on THE
fHiLA-. Wilmington A BALTIC. RR.
By virtue q poser contained 10 . Mortgage
from Richard " Ray anl Jane Ray hi. sise q
John Mike, isisl the 10th lay q December, 20.
ani recorded among the Mortgage Records d
baltimore eounty, ia Libsr J. H. 10 o.. folio $50.
a., the an4efsignsi. Mortgage. uiii oasr for
sale a, public auction. on the PREMISES. on
Moaisy, Fsbssary 25iA. ls,..
at - O'Clock ".
ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL or LAND.
situate IN the l.th Disiric, Of Baltimore county,
on the Ebenessr Road. which lead. from the T.
Mile House On the PhiiAieiphia road 20 Chase.
station. and - miles from Baltimore city. being
par; q the tract Of iani called Francis
Choice and part u the tract Of land called
"kichArison's Plains" and Containing
lgs ACRES AND 80 SQUARE PERcHES
or LAND.
about one. half Of which 10 cleared and the other
half i, Woodland
The land embraces an orchard containing Ap.
pie, Pear and Peach trees, aud is supplied by
water through sell aud sprisg. The improve
ments consist ola
BLOCK DWELLING HOUSE WITH FRAME
KITCHEN, BLOCK AND FRAME STABLE
and chicken house
THE TERMS OF SALE ARE-One. half Cash.
and the balance In six months the deferred pay.
meat O. bear interest from day Of sale, and 20 be
secured 10 the satisfaction Of the Mortgage.
JOHN Mike,
Mortgages.
CHARLES IERZOG. Solicitor.
Ne. u Lexington street, Baltimore.
NICHOLAS N. BRIAN, Auetioneor.
Feb. It's
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-02-18

JsD-The gross earnings Of the Peach Bottom
narrow gauge railroad, running from York to Delta.
for the year 1851, amounted to sl2.4GT.I2. The
eeiPts from passenger traffic were upwards Of $751;
900, and from freight Gpvards Of $4,000. The
earnings Of this road for the year 1850 were about
$50 900.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-02-18

~ By request Of Prof. Newell the joint Com
mittee on Education Of both branches Of the Leg
isla,urs visited the State Normal School on Mon
day last and expressed themselves well pleased
at what they saw. The drill Of the "brOom bri.
Rade" was omitted.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-02-18

Jee-Ths Seie~ilde Ansriean, one of the meet
instructive and valuable publications Of the day,
which suffered 80 severely by the recent great ere
In New York, has secured new Offices at No. 26i
broadway, corner Of Warren street. where Il will
continue to be published.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-02-18

SB-Ths police force Of Baltimore city has CON-
pisted the work Of taking the census Of voters,
with view Of rcdis,ricting the city into $50 pre-
eine,s. The result Of the census shows tina, there
are s3,i97 voters in the city, an increase Of SOi7
since August, 1881.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-02-18

80 Senator German will not help the chssa-
psake and Delaware Canal much II his plan for
sssrymandsring the State. 90 as to ehsa, the Re-
pableans Of their legitimate representation in
cengress, s carried Into eject BY the Legislature.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-02-18

eD-ft 10 said that Guiteau Is nov commencing
to rsaro the seriousness Of bis position and that
much Of bis bravado hes vanished. AZ the 30th
Of June advances be will no doubt change still
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-02-18

The desirable DWELLING, located on Bosley
avenue, near Joppa road. The house 70 Of brick,
tive stories, finished basement Lot 20 BY $50 feet.
Some fruit, Pump. House lately painted inside.
Apply 70 JULIUS RUDIGER, Towsontcwn, or ct
Union oihee. March 27.-tf.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-02-18

JEo-It Is now said tina, Col. Edwin II. Webster,
the new Collector Of the Port Of Baltimore, will
take charge Of the Ofies on Monday next, 2Othi
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-02-18

~ This is the fOrty-sIxth day Of the Legisia-
fsrs, jus, one day beyond the middle life Of he
Constitutional existence.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-02-18

everinterrupt any conversation with hack.
ing Cough Il creates u bad impression. Better in
vest quarter Of n dollar In u bottle Of Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup aud cure Il.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-02-18

So-The United States Senate on Monday con-
hrmed the nomination Of DR.. William n. Wilmer,
~ Naval officer al Baltimore.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-02-18

ES-Ths President has nominated Hon. John
Q. New, Of Indiana, 20 be Assistant Secretary Of
the Treasury.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-02-18
Sales Of Property.
SALE

DUBkhC MALE
or vgRr VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY, NEAR KEIsTERs.
TOWN, BALTIMORE COUNTY.
The subscriber having been farming about 600
acres, and intending TO move on . much smaller
farm, will sell the largest and best portion Of his
stock and farming implements, on Rmrsday, FsL.
2Sd, lss2, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on the farm Of
Mary q. worthington, 2 miles
from Reisterstown, on road 10 k.N{W
NcnAs. Black Rock, the following stock. ~
4e.; very fine young Mules, good sire and hne
leaders; 9 work Horses. one hne rider and dri-
yer; IL Cows, some Of them will be fresh &C sale
] Alderney Bull, four or six-horse broad tread
Wagon, good a. new; three 4.horse Wagon,
Milk Wagon, Jersey Wagon, J Hay Carriages, /
good as new; Champion Mower, Spring Wagon
Top, Plous. Harrows, Double Shovel Flows, 2 sets
Breechbands. do. front Gears, Plow do. Wagon
Saddle. Collars. Brides, IIalters Grain Cradles
old Iron aud many other articles. 40 bbls. yellow
Corn, half interest Ia o. acres Wheat, lot Bacon.
TERMS.-Ali sums Of $50 and under, cash
all sums over $50 a credit Of : MONTE, purchaser
giving notes with approved security. No prop
er'y to be removed until terms are complied with.
Everything advertised will be sold.
FRANKLIN p. GOODWIN.
A. VI. RUBY, Anet. tPeb.4Als.-?t'.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
0FFicg 90 THE MuruAL FInE Insurance Cou.O
rANY ~ BALTIMORE CorNtY.
February llth, lss2.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the ANIMAL
MEETING Of the members Of the COMPANY
will be held on
Monday. !e Oh Of March. 1852.
between ~ and ? o'clock l.. NJ,
al the Seerciary's Oaice ia the knapp In.titu,e'
builiiag. No. ~ y. Holiday street. baltimore.
Tor the purPose &c sleeung THIRTEEN DfREC.
TOR, Tor the ensuiug wear.
FRANCIS SHRiVER.
reg. I..--.t.l serretary.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-02-18

es-The new registration bill has passed the
Senate and House Of Delegates and is now n law.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-02-18
Ia "a. O,pla-.' Court for Ba,si~or. cou.,,.


IL the Orphans Court for baltimore Cosaiy.
ORDERED BY the Orphans Court Of Baiti-
more county, this 18th day Of January, A. d. 1882
that distribution Of the personal estate Of said
Christopher J. Lamberton, late Of Baltimore eoun-
y, deceased, DO made by Patrick Murray, the
Executor Of the last will and testament Of said
Christopher J. Lamberton, deceased, on Wedass.
day, the 5h day Of april, A. ID. 1852, under the
direction and control Of this Court that day hay.
Ing been appointed for that purpose BY the said
Executor with the consent and approval Of this
Court. And II is further ordered by this Court
that notice thereof and notice 10 any and all leg.
atces under said last will and testament, or heirs
at law Of any deceased legatee named and men.
TONED In said last will and testament, and TO any
and all persons interested In said estate 20 be and
appear In the Court in person, or BY duly APP
pointed Attorney, on Wednesday, the 5th day Of
April, 1882, be given by publication Of this or
der once week for four successive weeks, before
the first day Of March, A. u. 1852, In two news.
papers published in Baltimore county aforesaid,
In the State Of Maryland.
JOSHUA y. Cookery
JOHN GONTRUM, lJudRes.
JESSE DAILY,
True Copy-Test:
THOMAS PHILPOT,
Register Of Wills for Baltimore county.
an.2s.-it.
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Legal Notices.
William 8. Keoch. Attorney, Towsoniown.
IN THE MATTER

N THE NATTER
IL op THE
ESTATE OF CHRISTOPHER J. LANDER.
TON, LATE OF BALTIMORE COUNTY,
DECEASED.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-09-07

The State Historical Society is endeavoring to col
leet materials OF the military history and biography
of Kansas. The object il, to such materials
from being lost; and in order that they may be used
by the future historian. in the preparation of a
rect military history of kansas-Of the history of its
regiments; Of the separate companies composing its
regiments; of neighbOrhoOd bands of recruits, and
of biographical sketches, far may be, of ind
yidua officers and privatrs. II is desired not only
to collect the history of the soldiers who citi
at the time Of the war, but also that of those
citizens of Kansas who have become such since the
war. All alike are interested in saving. for the in
struction of future generations. record of the his
tory of the war. in all its details.
The soldiers in Kansas requested by the SOci-
ETY. to bring into its collection for preservation,
whatever materials of the history of the they
be able TO contribute. At this time of soldiers
reunions, and Of the general revival Of interest in
respect TO war history this appeal is appropriate.
Soldiers asked by the Society to put in writing
their recOlleetOns of the war-narratives of their
personal experiences. biographical sketches of sol
diers who died in the service. or hare since died.
accounts of marches, campaigns. and of battles and
anecdotes and incidents illustrative of army life and
experience. Manuscript papers-letters from the
army written by soldiers, diaries and journals kept
by them-thesc are especially desired. War news
papers, pamphlets, pictures. songs, bzdges-eyery-
thing printed relating +, the War relics of
every kind desired The collections of the State
Historical Society being made up for the State
they the property of the State and carefully
kept in the Of the Society in the State Hons,
museum of historical relics is being formed, for
the instruction of the public; and ample library
of books pamphlets, and manuscripts is being gath
cred for the of the public and to Civ. the his
torian correct data and ample materials. The Wal
history Of Kansas has yet been very meager
ly written. Its materials rapidly being lost
through the accidents of time. The effort of the
Historical Society to them should be responded
TO by every one who can in the least aid in thi'
work The Society will give directly to the news
papers of the State, for immediate publication
many Of the papers contributed. Others will bs
filed for future Writers of sketches can, If pre-
ferred, procure their publication in the local news
papers, sending copies Of the papers containing then
s1. To-. H..
to be eatalogued with the collections. The Sooiet,
| has published circular this subject. which will
| he mailed to any who will apply 20 the Secreta
| trpsaed
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-09-07

Who is the soreheadl Let us take time to count
him, and see how he looms up in the history oil the
world. In politics, a sorrhead is man who owns
and control. his own vote. lie is man who kicks
and raises a row and hence sometimes gets heau
nut on him. and therefore is at all times liable To
have a sore head. We like him. lie "a none oil your
sneaking towards who crnses at every crack oil the
marty vhip 4 man who cant get n sore heah once
In while is not prepared to fight the battle oil me-
The man " no bends the knee tn any man or set OF
men is a disgrae. to his The roreheads made
The Government what il is. They kicked against
Eips George and formed themselves into govern
ment and kept on kicking until British rule was uri
ven across the waters. The Republican party was
made by few sorrhrals, who kicked against sinNe
nv and treason. There is nothing that has ever
amounted to anything in the world but what was
built through boiling. DIR. Martin Luther h"lt'h
from, the Roman Catholic church, and became
ssreheai and the sureheads that went with him or
panizrd the Reformation. hence the establishment 1i
protcstantsm Time and space wonld TAU US IN tel
ling of all that the boilers and sorehenfs have ac
compli.hrd in this little world. The men who noht
with the tide arr nohoties, and will always rrtnan
mere stagnant pools in the field Of life. GIVE US
the man with a head. provided. he has
somethng in il. There is nothing like sores TO make
a man restless and re-olute. Then. the man VII"
stands out where he get his head hit 40 much
more of man than the slave oil party Bui the sore
heads will come to the front yet Iiurrah Tor the
man with sore head and an honest heart HheHd
Times.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-09-07
a nneer Notion.

The Champion recently sent ont postal cards noti-
f,iu. number of subscribers of the amount oil ther
Indebtedness and politely requested them ." remit
the money WhereupOn u collector writes that thtte
men thus uotRcd have ordered their paper stopped
taking ofense ut what they call the dun.
The world is full Of queer notions but u has hWhs
seemed TO US that of the queercst ideas OF many
ofthe inhabitants is the notion that polite request
Z, remit an honest indebtedness embo,ies some per
sonal ofeuse. Newspaper publishers frequently run
across such men We don't know why II Is but very
MANY people paw any other debt they owe before
they pay for the paper they have taken AMI rra lOF
wears MANY too. are not offended II they are tr
aussted to remit by their grocer or dry goods mer
chant but they esteem it as some sort OF persohh
indignity to be asked to pay debt due newspaper
Every iobbing merchant sends out Ia hts customets
monthly requests for remittance, ami many tethii
merchants have adopted the same custom No IN,
tclligent man regards the reception of such "duls
a. offensive. Bu; there any number OF men WI"
will get on their if anewspaPer sends out sim
liar statement Of account, with request for settle
ment. .---.,. q
No man has any right to regard such statements oil
accounts a- Of offensive. They proper respectful
and necessary in the transaction of business IN
fact men osght to he glad to receive statements OF
their accounts More than this, they ought, insteal
OF getting angry to sit down and write to their ere
litor rrmittin. the money due and thanking him Tor
giving them credit This is the correct view TO take
Of such business transactions -ltehis0H Champion
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-09-07

We will now sell cheap, all of the body type anu
Ave or six fonts of display type lately used on inc
Cbi.t The BREWER and Nonpartll are about nan
worn and are in excellent condition, while the MN
ION i. hut little inferior Our reason Tor NOT
keeping it in use that we were compelled 10 nav
additional type for enlargement, and diu ho'
want IN mix new and old together. As samples oil
the work done on the type. will furnish copies OIL
the CHEF printed just before the enlargement
hpril and Nav last There $50 pounds OF bre'
yer $50 pounds of NOnpareil, and almost 3O pounds
NJ Ninion-suficient TO set the whole of two ordlnh
~ country papers-with an abundance OF extra Non
psref quads and figures The type Is parity III case
but mostly tied up and boxed The cases are III
fr,tcla,s condition and will be sold with the type,
and consist Of five pairs of Brewer, four Minion ana
four Nonparel, with three large fonts oil it"lic !"
cases. If desired, will also sell column and head
rules and chases.
Here is an excellent chance to purchase body tSp'
for at least two newspapers very cheaply, and thai
will do good work for six or seven years Sominu
pications answered. and specimens of work sent OIL
applcation.