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The Baltimore County union., 1882-11-11
OVER THE STATE.

Many oi the cfisied people eat onion. at
every meal O. keep % the .mali.p0E.
Il state Telephone syrtem is talked Of w.
MARY e. eonsec, al the large toNn,.
Nancy Sander. coiofei. died recently near
sans Greek, Cafroi. county, at the advanced age
of IL years.
The Maryland State Temperance Alliance i.
agta,ins mr a prsLib.iory amendment 90 The
state contribution.
-uf the GVu.uuO ton. of fe'tsilz.r. annually
sold in the United states. Baltimore fsrni,hes vne-
third. or .oo.u0o ton'.
A farmer 4 Kent county ha, postei the f,l.
lowing notice On his premises "A private bgfi..
ground fut ali agents"
The grading AMI masonry work fcr the second
track pf the Baltimore Ahd Potomac Railroad y 800
be completed by December Let. f1r the entire iirs
1t l. said that the He..ian iy i. At uark on
the fall wheat ia Frederick county, anl hA. o..
ready destroyed much tha; ha. been sour in so;ie
localities.
- Local option prevail, 10 Cecil. ani the grand
jury of the court Ia session AZ Elkton last Wcek
found - true bills against eight unicea,si deal
sf, IA lquoF..
Ha,re de Grace E.patheaH The ,hipusn,
ot canuei goods from tAi. city is nos very heavy
On Tuesiay aud weinc.iay q ;hi. ueek there
we're twenty three car ioai.. containing upward.
Of 10000 eases a.5Vu .guu cans % ;rul; ship
ped g. the different cities q the tni1n.
Cecil WAig point 4 note 10 favor ail9eA.
option vas given by our reporter. the other isy
by prominent Justice q the Peace ofiti' com
". lie stated that before loca option Went into
eject. !; va not az al unc1ulaaa !oF Lim O. have
three Or four assault; and battery cases every week
bu; since that important change took place be
hai not more than one OF two month. tn, !, a
wsighiy statement aud .peaks iosliy for the good
seceis of the Law.
4 sample ot neE cotton. grown n the Maj
den Point farm. near St Miehatls. Talbot county,
was Ga exhibition a; the Norfolk. Va. Cotton
Exchange lately. and attracted mach attention
from the cotton buyers. Il ha. = blush tint,
which J.. de.irable for the mAniI glati of certain
good. AMI the staple il of melium length The
comparatively high latitude 10 Which Il "a,
grpNn shows that the extent 4 country suitable
10 cotton cultivation 10 ne; a. limited has been
hiihefio .urposel
liavrc ic Grace Rsjaii'rla The occasional
catching = dncks 10 seine. is quite common og-
eurrence With our fishermen. but an exceptional
good haul vas ;hA, oi ChAs, Moore and kcmp
Richardson on Saturday night ias;. They tai
stake their net % the lighthouse. and expected
% catch bushel or 80 o: muccAsia Anl perch
bu, t. their surprise they hai caught t~cnty duck.
all alive. anl 60 see their heads bobhine W and
down a. they tried O. get their heads cut e the
meshes. vas curious a. veil a. novel sislt.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-11-11
MARRIAGES.

BACON N-SAUTRR.-on Wednesday. Oct. sSth.
at the residence of the brides parents, by Rev.
u. u. buchanan. Elisha q. Bacon 20 Ida y.
SAuter, both of baltimore.
AMOS MORRiS.-At HAmpden. Nd. on oct.
~. by Rev. A. u. Melvin. Edward Amos to Nj.
nerva Morris. both Of baltimore county.
NJ R,'Ef f-uESSONG.-M GovAnstown, Oct.
-. by Rev. Joel Broun, GeOrge A. Burgse to
sarah A. Iiessong, both of woodberry.
SOMERS-NOsT.-At Govanstown. Nov. Let. by
Rev. Joel Brown. Thomas J. Somer.. of BAlt-
more city. TO Miss Bette A. Yost. Of Baltimore
county.
RING-CouRsIy On October 2Sth. IsSs. BY
the Rev. J. -. Clair Neal. Robert n. Ring %
Miss Eihe X. Conrsey. both of baltimore county
HEINZMAN-BOLTE.-On October i2th. at the
Lutheran parsonage by Rev. A. Bsil. J. y.
IIeiarman and Mary y. BoIte. both Of Baltimore
county.
ALE-MELkING.--On October ?eih.
al the brides home. by Rev. 4. hell. ". y.
stoeksdAie and Maggie y. Melking. both ofthis
county.
ER-wAcHTER.--on October 90. ISs2. in
AIber,on. Howard county. Nd. at the residence
Of the brides parents. by the Rev. {. n. Little.
ton. 5. D.. Miller. of Granite. baltimore county.
10 Miss A. Olive waeh,er, formerly Of Frederick
city.
SHAvER-DORSEY.--O October 2tth. at the
Baptist parsonage. in Middletoun, baltimore
county, by Rev. Calvin l.. Amy, Mr.. Joseph u.
n. Shaver and Miss $. Belle Dorsey, Of Wood
berry. all of this county.
YOUNG-McCuLLOUGH Oct. 26th. at the
residence Of the brides parents. Raysille. BY
Rev. Calvin l.. Amy, Mr.. Daniel Young aud
Miss Nellie Mccullough. all Of this county.
UNCONSTITUTIONAL Thursday. October
18th, 1ss2, BY Rev. George r. Nice. WIN. Bur
ton. Of Nerristown, Pa. 90 Miss Susie Burton, Of
Baltimore county.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-11-11

The Ivy Paper Miil. New York Paper
Trads Journal of recent date says: "Lewis Smith.
machine tender at John A. Dushane a Co.'S Ivy
Mills. Reisterstown, Nd, made on the lTth inst.
1859 pounds Of paper in eleven hours beating the
best run ever made there. This mill has been
steadily improving during the past eighteen
months, both In appearance and efficiency, under
the mana cement of Walter y. Crowson. Il has
recently been painted throughout. and its running
gear has been thoroughly oveThauled. Inequality
Of No. ., manillas made there 10 said 20 be unsnr.
passed, and the mill Is running up TO lie full
capacity. John A. Dushane a Co. spare no pains
or expense 10 make this of the best mills Of its
kind In the country and We are pleased at having
secured the serviees Of such an efficient paper
maker and judicial manager"
The Baltimore County union., 1882-11-11
PERSONAL MENTION.

Sentinel, are stili guarding the tomb q sea.
erAl Garfield.
The late Daniel MaThy. the Nevada "cattl,
king leit an estate worth about = 3.oeo.ooe.
--Genefal sherman salary ~ill be nearly the
sane after his retirement a. si;isnos-aboulS !; Sl5..
OOn.
-Mt Butler. of Monroe county. Ca. agci 'e,-
~. i. the happy father Of ,rrei,. Which arrived
fcv day, ago
- Hon. Frank llA,ion. fret assistant postmaster
general. 10 10 take the general management ol the
washiug;o RsgsiiirtH.
Joseph y. boiph. Oregon rev L. :. Seua
tor. has an income Il ahou; Sao.onO per annum.
lis family consists of his Wis and three children
--resima,tcf -Gencral Howe has received as
present from Houston. TeNas. = miniature bale 81
cotton. The bale va. inclrssl IN rel satin saek,
aud fastened With German silver hands.
--Gensrai Neal Dow, the famous Prohibition
leader. !, nov about seventy eight years old, but
u 80 veil preserved that he does not look 60 bs
more than sixty. lie is Of medium height. rather
stout. aud wears heavy side whiskers. which, like
his hair. are silvered with age.
Never try 20 raise a family without a good
ness paper. provided it contains the adv eT,isc.
msnt oi Dr. Bulls Cough SyTap for this vslas
bic medicine is necessary TO keep your children in
good health.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-11-11
OLpFIELD's ExoELsIoR

I 4 ts , .res E Increased ~ fscshilss - s.Ak-
i'rs ~ezr. ~ taiisirr LsBGE sTEsN
saw Kill aNu PUNE FACTORY. wAie. is
ssrF u-1 81 lc-essart o. sca-uert IT, lzAsirg
J. MT> - IHE HEsI QUALITY f-l suy.
l'r sai-. a-c Giuars or ha14
t.c STICK. ben. I-sfAre4 molths IL AavAass
a-r g. -sty .sA. as1 AZ iETa-s 2. -,ag-es-
at.s i-.-t 8. tls uattr beig Ale Eal vui 60
rF ur a.tt tls greatest ra-e they WILL or =
LA>L AN Iron ub ORDINARY WOODEN
PUMP. tc..is' u,.us sss ..sey g se: 81; = o-ie-
Peas. Fzi .- a az Fa-t g the STATE aui ssA-
.t'r,l p 90 EtA- - ;tey - as ksstiE -F3sf
q tc- aca-. A.isrua--s at :. fe- yea
f.nt. -sfas-el aai H-uF. uAat uttrt ;hsy
s-. te s-r-;ea, vatt ;iatcr 8. sg-uisAes. ~
.l 20 +tet
- Piece. O. 10 g. !uai. .: tts bes; sAlisy
-a- BE aa4c :#-. Al4rc.,.
WILLIAM oLpTIELp FlHF Nals-.
j4'y>yf Fagnta.. e -ec-. ha-flr5 CO.. Nd.
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Donation Party.-on the evening Of the b

Donation Party.-Oh the evening of the IA
inst. party of eighty ofthe members and friends
Of waverly Baptist church paid their pastor. Rev.
y. D. Morris. surprise visit to celebrate his rs,
marriage anniversary. The party met at the
church ut o'clock. aud started for the parsonage
In a body. every one la1ened with good things,
and two loaded wagons bringing up the rear.
The affair was complete success and the donations
included everything from u handsome crib 20 a
wA.h..ub, or from a tooth. pick TO a ton Of coal.
After partaking of Refreshments the company de.
parted, leaving behind them their best wishes.
supplemented by n purse Of money. Since Mr..
Morris has been pastor the church has undergone
. general revival and improvement. Within the
last two weeks hfteen persons have been baptized.
and much interest generally prevails.
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Prohibition.

Laaeasssr tIia.) EraHsiHer.
Vermont may claim TO be the banner State Of
legislative temperance. She has nov a stringent
liquor Law. but the Temperance people. no, satis-
hed with that. have got before the Legislature .
constitutional amendment by which the manufae-
ture and sale ef intoxicating liquors. other than
cider and wine made from the fruits Of that State
are forever prohibited. and providing also that
the sale Of the said cider and wine shall be reg
ulated a. 10 prevent drunkenness But evsn this
is not enough. The woman's Christian Temper
ance Union says that another amendment will be
presented at the earliest possible date to abolish
even the native wine and cider. We fear that this
Is pulling the bonds 80 tight that they will all
burst
The Baltimore County union., 1882-11-11

a Word In SoRson.-we CLEAN the following
from a Communication ia the November number
of the Amsrisaa Faria-r. The correspondent
writes from Rock Hall. Kent egunty. and We trust
the facts he states concerning the matter in hand
will receive some favorable consideration in this
village; "The Improved Ar,esian Well Company.
Of Baltimore. which ! see advertised In your
columns, have put down = number In this neigh
borhood and the one in this village has been fur
hishing hundreds of gallons daily of pure. swee,
water, while many of the open wells within a
short distance are entirely unfit for use. and yet
the expense, including pump ready for use. did
net exceed tuen,y-hv dollars. and Was finished
In less than two hours. hy a circular from the
company ! see a number have been sunk In and
near baltimore. which are giving great satisfac-
ton From tho great sa,isfac,ion expressed by
all who are enjoying the water here. open wells
are likely to be something of the past" wetrus,
that this brief extract. 80 teeming with good re-.
suits. will spur our people on TO takiag some
speedy and active steps toward bringing about
the ssme good results in Towson,own.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-11-11

e1-In the Keni Nsr', published at Chester
town, Kent county, Ma. forty farmers and othsr'
publish notices 10 the ssc, that they will not per-
nit trespassing on their premises with dog. gun
o,hsFwiss, under penalty Of the Law. The eitissnl
Of thA, section mus. be greatly annoyed in this
pnrtieulaF.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-11-11

Damaged by Fire.-About noon on Friday
Of last week two.story frame house. occupied BY
John Rhodes, situated In the rear of the Hebrew
Orphan Asylum, near the Franklin road took Gre
from defective aus and was damaged 10 the sx-
tent Of $3.50. number Of men Who were as work
near the scene Of the rs hastsned 10 the spot and
saved the house from being entirely destroyed.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-11-11

A Piucky woman.-An attempt wa. made
about , o'clock on Monday morning last Go rob
the dwelling of Mrs. Susan Clifford. residing in
wayerly. The burglars he'd forced the shutters
aud raised one of the windows, the noise of which
awakened Mrs. Clifford, who. seiIing . revolver,
crept noiseicssly in range ofthc window and com
meneed firing, discharging Eve shots in quick
succession through the uindow, which made u too
hot for the robbers even at tha, early hour, and
they precipitately hed. Mrs. Clifford then went
to the house Of Mr.. John Willis. neighbor living
near BY, and summonad him and other help. but
the thieves could not be found. Mrs. Clifford has
. husband who Il blind music teacher, who was
from home At the time.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-11-11
BUSINESS LOCALS.

To rHE PrnLIc.-ifyou want Sewing Machine
be sure 20 examine the KoYAL ST. JoHS before
buying any other. In it Il embraced all the good
points of other Sesing Machines and somc new
and valuable Improvements. Runs Light. Little
Noise. Self Setting Needle. raw. tsct,rard f.'-
sard. sewing at the same time without chAngin :
direction of work OF stitch. The only Sewine
Machine in the market tina, has = shuttle that can
be threaded without taking IL from the machine.
No holes IN the entire machine 60 thread through.
The cabinet work 10 uns.rpassei. send for CIR
cular before buying any other machine. Every
machine warranted Tor f.'s years. J. y. HrSnER-
soS. General Agent for the Royal "a. John aud
other Grst-class Sewing Machines. ofiee near the
Postoficc, Tous0utown. Md.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-11-11

MILIER.-On November 9Th, lNss. In Baliimore
city, Sadie Miller. daughter % Frederick Nil.
Ter, of Lavender Hin, Hartford road, this county
aged 20 years.
TH0MAs.-0n the morning Of the 9Th instant. At
Patuxsnt Mills, Annie Arundel county, Nd,
Henry 2. Thomas, In the Ssth year Of his age.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-11-11

A Singular Death.-0n Thursday Of last
week son of Mr.. John y. Hsisse, Of Monkton
n. e. X. r.. met his death under very singulal
circumstances. The youth was skylarking with
eolored hoy. when the latter. without meaning q
injure young lleissc. struck him q light blow or
the left breast ever the heart. from the effects o
which he fell aud died Ia q few minutes. Il q
supposed the blow fractured blood vessel. The
unfortunate occurrence created considerable ex
citsment In the neighborhood. but no blanc IL at
tsched 10 the eolored boy. Young IIeisse was J.
vears Of age
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FoR THE USIoS.
IN MEMORY OF MISS ELLEN II
STEVENSON.

With the changing leaves she faded,
And one sad Autumn day,
Like the signing wind when weary,
Silently passed away.
With her sanity smile undarken'd.
Her loving words all said,
She went 20 the Land Immortal,
With meek and stately tread.
Wearing the crown Of the ransomed,
A child Of the Heavenly King,
She walks the courts Of the blessed,
Hearing the angels sing
Hearing the Fathers "Come higher,
EaHhs meek and patient one
Thee will honor In Heaven,
Who honored on earth Ny Son."
o, friends! as uncontrolled, weep not,
The quiet way she trod,
Lies like shining thread between
Your homo and the Land Of God.
She may ne'or again DO with you,
In olden household ways;
hut within the gates she wai,cth,
Crowned with unending days.
She hcare,h your footsteps coming,
Nearer her year by year;
They may falter. yet che knowsth,
Beyond doubt or fear,
One family dear In Heaven,
All shall at last III down,
Glowing each with life Immortal
Jewels set In christ's fair crown. A. A. {
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Marrying 20 s.op a witness Mouth


Tho Cecil VIZ. referring % the attempted mar
rage he,veen John Hopkins ami Mary Judge.
N the ilu a. this place, says The prisoner
charged s.'h murder who attempted % suppress
the only witness against him hy marry ing her has
set many pens a. wora upon the question whe,her
law prohibiting the te.timony q wife against
her husband is dosiFable. such schemes a that
of the accused man in Baltimore county can be
thwsr,ed hy a simple measure not affecting exis,
Ing iaw. a. - the testimony of husband and wife.
Law can be- rassel proyiiing tha, no marriage
shall be valid tetWoen a man accused of murder
ani siinc.s against him, shen effected between
the time Il the crime ami 81 the trial. IL i sci
dom that woman can he found depravei enough
to marry a man whom she can convict of murder.
ami the Baltimore county prisoner found that
although the Witns.H aeainst him vas willing 20
bscoine his wife. no minister va available who
would conscnt 90 marry them The self re-.
spec, of woman. Minister AMI magistrates may
usually hc relied upon - ihwaf' marriage for th.
purpose of stoppib; witness mouth. but the
legislation suggest would prevent all such
schemes without interfering With laws established
for the protection of the confidence of the mar
rage state"
The Baltimore County union., 1882-11-11

To'rsoHfora ". H. cAsrch.-Prcaching Sunday.
At u =. N. and at $50 p. M, by the pastor Rev.
Z. ID. Clemm. Prayer aud praise meeting on
"wednesday evenings. and class meetings ON Fri
day evenings, at T.3O o'clock.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-11-11

CHEar sEwIsc MAcHisEs.--If you want good
Second. Hand Sewing Machine. such a. Singer.
Howe. Wheeler A Wilson. Grover A Baker. Victor.
etc.. call and examine our stock. Prices from =,
10 sis. Also on hand Needles for all kinds oi
Sewing Machines. Best Sewing Machine oil.
r"rraafsd not 10 gam. Everything furnished Tor
Sewing Machines of any Kind at J. n. IirSBEH.
soS's Sewing Machine Ofiiee. nsas Postofiec. Tow.
rontown, Nd.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-11-11

The Hampden Street Cars.-The work Of
relaying the track Of the Baltimore section Of the
Baitimors union Passenger Railway Company,
from Huntingdon avenue, distance oftuo miles,
10 Hampden village, which has been going on for
several weeks, is nov completed. New ties have
been laid the entire distance and In many places
the track regarded and elevated. The track 10
nov In good condition, and, u 10 said, the road
viii be extended some distance north Of IIamp-
den, on Roland avenue, 10 meet the requirements
of Increasing patronage.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-11-11

burglars NJ WOrk.-About " o'clock on
Thursday night Of last week four armed men at
tempted 10 rob the postoniee In tho store Of Mrs.
Brayshaw, At woodberry. They broke open the
rear door and wer- about 10 enter when they were
seen by some msn who happened to be passing at
the time. An attempt vas made TO fflghten OF
the thieves, who fired several shots before finally
retTeating. No one was hurt. Oa the same night
an attempt was made 10 rob the store Of Messrs.
Everhart A Cole. In the same place, but the burg
lars were frightened od before securing anything.
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StopplngaHsarse

stopping n gearss. The 4 Aa,sric,a Of Sa,ur-
day ,ays Yesterday morning one of the county
ps6essa.n as the .-.tsra sity limits stopped
Michael Coleman. NhD wa driving the rity health
department heaFsc 90 the Eastern Potter. hei
Nr. C1leuar inquired What was wanted. ani tho
county policeman replied that he hai rccciye el
order. from ;hc chic; Of Police 70 stop the wagon
Aui not allow 4 O. 20 any more 10 the cemetery
Mr Coleman .~r'its that be Was employed by the
health department tai the police could no; stop
him, AMI ir1ye ~. TIE action q the county
police causei some comment in the health depart
mslt, AMI /; Nas though; tia; /; "a. retaliation
ior not allowing county small ppV patients 90 90
g the Quarantine liosri;aiffce. The ovcr-crowd-
ei coalition q the he.pi'al compelled the health
agihatitir. o inform the county agthpritic. ;ha;
snail poH patient. would aniy be- taken when
they paid the exren.cs. which amounted g. about
atfv cents per dav
The Ausrt,TH }. not correct 20 ~ conclusions
20 she cause for stopTins the hcaFse. The
people af that section II the county have been
greatly annoyed AMI th-ir health enian gered Wy
the si'y health authorities haaIiu. tho hei.cloth-
ine, g., of .uall-rpx patieu'' eareies.Iy alon :
The roal' q that vicinity. and J, this that led
the officer % act a. he did
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HALLocE's Nav SEEp SroRE.-Thc new Agri.
cultural Implement and Seed House of T.. u. Hal
lock is located at 81 n. Green street. second door
north Of Lexington Market. baltimore. Roland
Chilled Plows, the Young America Corn and Cob
Mill. Corn shelters. Hay and Fodder Cutters aud
Agricultural implements Of all kiads. Agent Tor
the Champion Grain Drill. Gees Original AN
meniated Hone Phosphate.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-11-11

". .IohH's y. r. Church. Kiag.riHs.-Scrvicc,
every Sunday morning. at quarter before eleven
by Rev. A. J. Barrow, rector.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-11-11

Burned by Coal Oii.-On Saturday evening
last Peter Davis, living At Hampdeu, Falls road.
was seriously burned BY the explosion Of . coal
oil lamp which he was carrying In his hand. The
oil Few over bis clothes aud set them on ere and
In this condition he ran from the house. Neigh
bors came TO his assistance aud extinguished the
flames. His injuries are painful though not dan
gerous.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-11-11

Woodbsrry High Schooi.-This school
nov numbers three hundred and eight pupils on
roll, with an average attendance of eighty per
cent. spelling bee. participated 10 BY the sixth
and seventh grades. was feature Of the exercises
on Friday afternoon, I'd inst. II vas warmly con-
tested for nearly two hours aud was finally won
BY Miss Debbie Baker, of the seventh grade. The
prize awarded was . beautiful copy q Byron.
Prof u G. Reed, until recently principal d the
Towsontown high school. 10 principal of the sehssi
The Baltimore County union., 1882-11-11

n. wILLis. druggist. Towsontown. has secured
the agency for Pulmoha. the greatest known rem.
edy for Cough. Colds, Throat and Lungs Free
from morphia. A AfairtriAi will convince any one Of
lie efficacy. u H. highly endorsed Price 80 cents.
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Religious Notices.

Triniiy y. r.. Church, Torsonfo,rH.--PTeaehin 2
Sunday BY the rector, Rev. W. II. II. Powers. at
II q. IN. and p. m. Also Wednesday night SER
vices at "a o'clsck.
There will be preaching at Luthcrville. by Rev.
W. II. II. Powers. in the Public Hall, every sun
day afternoon, At 81 o'clock.
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Triaiiy CAHrcA. Loay GrssR.--Services by Rev.
A. J. Barrow. rector, every Sunday afternoon. at
$50 o'clock.
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Death of Jacob Forney.-Ir

Deutn OF JaCoO y FoEuoy.-lh tue ueath OF
Jacob :. forney lieisierstowh has lost one of its
Oldest, most respected and wealthy citizens. who
will he much missed. Being ctiEen of the toWn all
MS life. he became widely and fAvoTably known
la his quiet, upright manner. lie was we'll known
and highly respected as gentleman Of strict
honesty aud integrity in all his deaiings lie
never desired no,oriety nor sought public honors.
ehoosing rather g. live quiet life with unmar-
riei sister On his farm of considerable sire. A.
be lived quiet life. hc wished no unnecsssary
services At hi. death and burial, hence only the
simple burial service was performed at his funeral
coaductcd At the house. and his remains were laid
away in tho Old cemetery 10 await the general
summons an the resurrection day. Though not
member of the church he was IN sympathy With
It's work and faithfully attended public worship
until too feeble 60 he present. being liberal con
tEibutons. HE will provides homes for the coored
men in hi. employ A. good nsighbor. faithful
friend and upright citircn be will long be rsmsm.
berod.
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Emory Grove Associa,ion. Il

Emory Grove Association. n.-The CORPORA
tors %. the Emory Grove As'ociation held 4 meet.
ing in Baltimore. On Thursday night. the prssi-
dent. Mr.. John u. SeidsnstTieker, in the chair.
A full Board of trustees Wa elected. The pFesi-
den; presented repo'; which stated that the
socia,ion had secured from Me,.rs. Il. =. Bennett
and Joshua Reges,er. swners CO acres Of the
fignal ground owned by the association. on the
line Of the Western Maryland Railroad. for the
purpofe o. holding = camp meeting ner, summer.
The organization. In accordance with the award Of
the committee. have given Messrs. Bennett and
Regesier mortgage of $500 on the land. The
60 embrace the site u the past meeting' and
has within its boundaries all the spEiags .ssl
walks oi the old ground. The remaining ls0
acres ~ the entire tract itis understood. will soou
be laid ont In building lots aud offered for sale.
Mr.. seiieustrick,r recommended the members Of
the association % purchase ~ many Of the lots
possible aud eFeci thereon cottages. as 20 make
Emory Grove = summer resort a. well a. a camp
meeting ground. The executive committee ueFe
Aa,hstied 10 raise 81 900. which will be used in
pu,,iEg the grounds in order and building a tAbcT-
naelo fer worship.