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FIVE CENTS LINE
NICOL4Y's AU0TIONa.
on FEET ON WEST THIRD STREET Al
OX2 Auction tooether with the three story

ON FEET ON WEST THIRD STREET AT
on Auction, together with the three story
large frame house on the same. Lot x20O
feet, running through to Selby avenue, nearly
opposite the residence of C. H. Bigelow, ESQ.,,
and close to the First Methodist church, and
in the Immediate vicinity of the elegant man
sion of N. W. Kittson, ESQ.,, and the residence
of G. l.. Otis, ESQ.,, Dayton and Summit
avenues, best residence part Of the city, known
as No. 342 West Third street. The location is
unsurpassed, and many handsome and costly
dwelling houses are now being constructed in
the neighborhood. The house is large and con-
veniently arranged, and, with barn, now rents
for $50 a month, and, at an expense of about
81 500, can easily be converted and enlarged to
make two houses that would rent for $50 per
month each, which IS nearly per cent. interest
On $4,000. The ground is very valuable, being
in the heart OF the city and good sewer on the
street. For profitable and safe investment
this property offers unusual inducements. This
very valuable property will be sold at auction
Wednesday afternoon, November 8, at o'clock
p. M, the premises. large amount of
the purchase money can remain on mortgage at
Z per cent, and sale positive. For permit to
view the house and full particulars apply at our
office. No. 81 East Third street.
A. K. BARNUM, Agent,
A. Il. NIcoLAY, Auctioneer. 306-312
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90 CARPENTERS WANTED. Apply al
~ shop On Broadway, opposite 18th street.
j. M. Cooley. 3O7-3I3
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"ANTED-A good timer. Inquire of John
w FOOs, 1877 West Third street. 3O6-SO9
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ITO RENT-A brici, house at II Smith streets
L 7 rooms, good cellar. Inquire of jaime
Myler, 1870 Fort street. .
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STTU.4TTONs OFFERED.
Tho Trades.

YNHREE Carpenters wanted. Inquire at cor.
Il ner Rice and Iglehart streets. William
Thomas 4 Co. a07- 91q
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FIVECENTS A LINE
SITUATIONS WANTED.

"ANTED- Situation by a dress-maker in
w private family; good city reference. Ad-
dress, SIX" GLOBE Office. S04-310
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REiI EST1TC.

s.'OR SALE-I.ots IN Arlington Hills sd-
'iirioa. Monthly payments. 3. F. Schur-
meier, III East Fifth street, between jackson
and Sihlev. So
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LIOR SALE-At the new Pork Packing House,
l. corner Of 6th and Minnesota streets, hogs
heads, piucss, leaf lard, saugages, trimmings,
etc. 305-S11
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NJ ANTED-A gentleman of experience de-
w sires position, on some newspaper in
the state, as general editor, manager, or local.
Best of references. Extensive acquaintance in
the state. Address ''Pat," Globe Office. 1884,
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MILL loan upon or buy Life ms. P0iiceis
w L. p. Van Norman. $50 jackson. 89l
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TOR RENT-Four houses on Webster street,
1 inquire OF H Is. Montgomery, Oyster Bay
restaurant, corner Jackson and Third, or at 40
West fosrth street. 300*
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"a. ANTED-A sober timer with a set of
w tools can make money by locating in
Carver, MINI. For information write A. p.
Peterson. 302-3O8
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CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF.
LOST.

LOST.
CTRAYEiD-Frorn the Northwestern Stock
y Yards, seven head OF cattle liberal re-
ward viii be paid Cor any information that viii
lead TO their recovery. J. T. McIntosh 29s*
CTRAYED-Into my place, young COW about
- years old, red and white, on the White
Bear road, IA miles from here. Geo. Dox.
307-309
FINANCIAL.
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:" ANTED-Carpenters, corner Burr and
w Minnehaha streets 3O6-S07
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EHOICE OFFICES for rent, upstairs, corner
Y Third and Robert sts., ever Boston One
Price Clothing Store. Inquire of Secretary
Chamber of Commerce. 265S
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Nor SALE-A good tailoring, cleaning and
j. dveing establishment, established for years
ard has d good custom trade. VIII be sold at a
bargain. Reasons Tor selling, Ill health of the
proprietor. Address 2. H., 507 Washington
avenue north, Minneapolis. 3W 500
FOR SALE-Six Scotch Shepherd pups, at
y 232 West Fifth street. 307-3l3
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EtOR RENf-Owing to our removal to new
q AID larger quarters, we will lease our
present rooms, two upper floors, with the fix
lures, II wanted, for cigar mandatory. Grun-
hagen i Frey, East Third street. 284*
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NTANTED-An experienced boy to work in
~ the kitchen. Apply at once at the Bos-
ton Restaurant, 200 Hennepin avenue, Mime
apohs. 3O5-307
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w ANTED-An experienced cook by fami-
w ly of three residing at Fort Smelling.
Good wages. SIG st. Peter street. 293- $50
The Baltimore County union., 1882-10-28
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LETTER TO CONGRESSIONAL CASDi
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The Baltimore County union., 1882-10-28

ss- The enthusiasm vita which the Kepubli-
cans of the Finh Congressional district have en-
tered the canvas. fsr Hart y. lIolton. ha. been
greatly increased By the energy which the eanli-
date himself is ,hFpsins into t. Mo.t sneourag-
ing Asseaats are being reesisei FROM almost every
election district Clab. being organized
meeting. held. aud every Necessary detail to being
attended q that cannot fsil u suscess. The lst
and lJth districts %: our county. ~hish form part
. The Finh Cpnsre.sioual district. have already
organised several ilsltsn siubs. shlch are doing
elective s9ts ia the campaign. une u the mn.s
net.b,s fast. sannectei ~iih the activity u the
sotA 4sue the assurance, gwen by sery large
samser d in isp en isni pv.ass ssrA,. that thsy all
vote ,9r Haltsa oseaa.s they kn5s hIu and that
be -or,hy q sheir sapror,. ras f,nh Cou
srv-.issa !istriet s,l s.set llsIsgn - Al least
I $50 ins5erity
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s<In reporting the presssiiaxs of the late
Rspablieaa ssaysntisn held here. . mean local
seribbisr of the Js-S-si, ss,.,hssanding the fac,
tanss. ssirsd the opporaniiy % grossly mis-
ssprssen; Us a. 70 language assi to-ard, person
whs eaassi considerable distsrbanes ia the con
vsntisn. We you'd not have ssisnsi % notice
the Misrepresentation of this scrbblsr b., bis
master has seen O, 70 'aks up asd rsvamp the
sane language, ~s pronssnss the -hoIs thing =
base ssd malicious fs.shsod. II the long cared
siitor Of the Isaac organ bad any dsssnsy sbOa,
him he woud not Intentionally misr.prsssni ss
he has done Ia this ease. bs, nothing better cas-
be expected of him.
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E@- Tas Gdipass s4itsr y 80 [tsssst bseaass
% saaaog Sal sayth,sg fir.y4tasls. itshshsr
sbls. 4ss.sinx sr % 20 .sy = the reputation =
7. c. Bi.ir ias gsPahlieaa saa44A,e tsr Coz
grss.. shine. sat TIA, As %. sr-iitsbly isfsFn-
si that NJ Blair never r-gis'srss aati ih- 'ss;
rsxistratias. ard tea, Be 80 samis ssss4 by Ditiy
A Co. sssasss hs IA s1ss sni !; !. .agpasei ill
DO little ssersioa Almssf "a BIZ s-a .ecoant
Alas for p,ar a4iposs H- aas been besssl -
issg that be "a. se.sns braials.s sai b.. u rely
"a "srsiisahis- inf8rma;ias - is asss, a. opp
nsa;. Evsryss4y kss~' i. rsi,-n. earrapt ssafes
10 no, er,sitssf, The sitssn year. u NJ. Blais.
Hf. sp-as in Bsl,imors county afssss honor.
able years. Ns,a s,sis .aIis' then. asi the votes
sf the honest. inds.trisas ssrkmsa. -hs hsv. been
snploysi witA hin daring al ;sa, tine. -iti
prss. 90 the 7th u November hs~ much they
lore. hsaar Asi rs.pea, the nan -ao aiwsy' man
ifss.si the ds~pes, intsrss, 10 their -sii,rs
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JONES .-oa sept, g3J. John Jones. q BAltimat.
enuniy. In the s9th year u bis age.
NkSTOk.-h Ttmobism. ou oct 2uth, Bridget
Ehsabsth, aEei = years. -iie Il EA~Arl Ne..
tor, Jf. and daughter q kliEAhesh and the late
John Csnnot.
fihLETT.--On oct z-,h. sarah h. Tars,t Agei
50 ysars. the mother u wm. Parlstt
CLEMENs.-A Otfosi. baltimore county. %
Oct. tsth, Augustas u. infant child u Angus.
tas u. and Mary Clemens. j..
MccKkA.A Woodbsrfy. October 10th. lssg.
Bessie. In the sth year u her age. the yoang gee,
ana beloved dsashtss of Thomas asd Adele
MeCrea
RussEL.-on the morning % stih inst. Rsbaek
Rasssl. ia the aga yesF ef his age.
wILsON.-At his residence. keTnswcod. Bai,i.
more county, On October iyth. David \. Wilson.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-10-28
MARRIAGES.

CURTIS MING -on the 18Th iusi, st the re.i
lsnes = the bride ssisisF. ty kev Gea \ waf.
usg. thaFiss u &. fartis sbi L.4ia A. ktns
both - HaitimoFs county
sTac S!ss.E YsfftH-;'S vr tie -ti q
ortshe'. ~ the Rev Henry d tohn,aa. tss stss
". Siecksaais - Nellie } Pattstsan
botLDiN- hiTCIiiE At Al SAINTS Churoh.
ftsdsrtek. Nj. 90 fhufslay. october 18th a.
a NJ. BY Rev osborn lHgis wm Raaldin.
Jr.. g. net,is MAalshy dAaghtsf ~ Hon John
Eitshis. al - ffsierick.
HALhkkf -fOARh AZ The pafsUnsge near
Garisnsiiis. Baltimore couuty oct .s,h. D.,
Rev W 4 Stnngsr. John 6 liaiheIi and hate
faafi
The Baltimore County union., 1882-10-28
Correspondence Baltiners CoHHty UHiom.
sToNELEI0H HERD OF JERSEYS.
dOvAxsIowx, BALTIsoaE couxTr, No.,

0oyASsrowx, BALTIMORE couxrY, Nd,
October Esd. lss2.
EDiToRs UxI0S-GsRfiemsH The following
premiums taken by the Stonelcigh herd Of Jerseys
st the Washington county fair Of lss2 may be Of
sufficient interest to Of your readers 10 Justify
publication In your columns:
First prize bull, bet. aud = yrs, Normandy I'd.
COW, bet. ? and ; yrs., Fillpail Carlo.
heifer. bet. and ? yrs., Lady Rex Pansy
heifsr calf. Carlos Glory.
Second prize COW, over years. Princess Gentian.
Second prize sweepstakes COW, Of any age breed,
Princess ,Gentian. tAbout 10 eows competed
forthis premium. including Gusrnseys, Friesiens,
Short. Horns. Herefords and Polled Angus.
Second herd priEe-four herds competing.
Yours truly, Fans voS kAPFF.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-10-28

ce-ff anything wsrs necessary 20 prove Mayor
whyss, of Baltimore city. = true type of the
tricky politician, bis speech a, the Rains's Hall
meeting. few nights ago. stamps Il upon his
brow In IndsIibIe letters. In that speech bis OBJ
jsss appeared TO be % suaign the poor agaias,
the rich, and the .sagssgs he used towards the
respected names that wsre appended % thsesIi for
an indspsndsat Judiciary ticket, comes with very
bad grace from man who has been so sorspsatsdly
henorsd By these same merchants. We predict
that Mayor why,s's political career is nearing its
and
The Baltimore County union., 1882-10-28

Es- The member y the Democratic EEseatFs
Committee from II. il'h dis,Fie, has bssn At hi.
30 tricks again -uai.rsprsssntstion. He paper
THE Jos,aat has gained the reputation Il ssing
the shsmpisn f.i'e'.sod mill afihs state. asd the
s4ipa.e !. 4s,srmiasi 70 sssp ~ that reputation
r.. poor ssr.papsr that can, GET ~ rsps,s
ti.n f.r .sasefhsag
The Baltimore County union., 1882-10-28

Fifs, Preeine,-AT THE HOUSE or ELI Z.
SAMPSON.
ssesh,: Precinct -PLRAFAST HUNTERS
HOTEL, wIr.HukG.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-10-28

Fin, Preeinet-coLb SPRING HOTEL.
Second Precinct fiAMPDEN VILLAGE,
FALLS ROAD
Third -TOwSUNTOwN
FOURTH Pfsrinci--JoHN o. HUUPEE's STAR
HOTEL, YORK ROAD.
fiith Prscinc,- 80. CgOPEE's STORE, FALLE
Road. CORNER FALLS ROAD AND LAgE
AVENUE
The Baltimore County union., 1882-10-28

ss-A gsntismsn ~ho spent the early par, q
the pas, seek IN the upper end of Baltimore eosn-
~ and the adjoining district. of Hartford. brings
thing look, brigh, and promising and ths, q good
many people ~ilI be surprised after the soan,ing &
of the votes on the 9Th sf November.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-10-28

Al that desirable tract % land situated in Qua.
ksr Bottom, adjoining the lands VI Wilson Mat
thew, AguilA MA,tbeSs, John Clay GoFsuch aud
others, containing
TWENTY SEVEN ACRES. MORE OR LESS,
u which the 'aid John u. Enssr died seized and
pesssssed. This land is not improved BY any
building, but is Ia high state u cultivation.
The soil is naturally d the very beet qssliiy and
10 as productive a. any In the county.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-10-28

eB- -RspablieAns, IL 10 rouR prrr 10 90 To ths
peIs on the Tth Of November and eas, your ballots
for the candidates Of yoar party. Every Rspub.
liean vote shosid be east, and II you have neigh
ber who has no means Of getting 10 the polls,
make it your busines, 10 see that be gets there
We cant afford 10 lose single vote.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-10-28

ss-w frank Mitchell. Gresnbask LsbarsAn-
diiais for Congrss. 10 tas district. has -i,h.
dfasn. as'ixnisg a. = reason that his patty -
~iihsst arxaniaiisn in the state Mr. Mitchell
shssid have held sn. lie ssalI have received At
least thirty sotss 10 the di.tEie,-a snAai.
mss. snssr.smsnt. whs, more couid b. ash
The Baltimore County union., 1882-10-28

S9-Mr. Biair's canvass Of Cecil county was
altogether satisfactory. lie vas very cordially
received and vas given assurances Of . hearty
support. The past week he has been dsvO,ing
some attention 10 Carroll county, whore be is
well.known and highly esteemed.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-10-28
New Advertisements. A


A FEW ACTIVE. ENERGETIC MEN or
GOOD CHARACTER, 10 sell the SINGERS SEW.
ING MACHINE In this and adjoining counties
To one who ean furnish good horse sad bond. q
liberal salary win be given. Address, THE
SINGER MFG CO., woodberry, Md.
0et.2s.-4tsl W. II. IJAMs, Agent.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-10-28

earAsses milk Is doubtless good thing 10 Its
Say. bus the adiposs editor Of the Joa'nai gets
tee much of II every now and then. Last week
be mus, have taken an extra quantity and Ii had
the sase, Of making him appear more ridiculous
than ever. Bs,tsr ges him cap and bells and
eompIese the show.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-10-28

ess-THE UsIoS gill ans~sr the siiPo.s Jo"s~-
al man wao uishes 10 know wha, se would do
~ith Democrats sho are supposed TO be our NOR.
tai enemies. IL ws hAi the poser We woald
hand them over 70 the foul embraces of the adj
pose editor of the Journal aud ask him 10 sh,e .
18th district resolution In their favor.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-10-28

es-soms Of the Democratic papers ef the Sec
ond Congregational district, unable 10 say any
thing to the dscrsdi, Of Mr. Blair. proclaim ,hs,
be represents the "wers, element Of the Rspab-
can party. win the same papers be kind enough
to tell rs what "slsmsnt' Of the Democratic party
Mr.. Talbot represents?
The Baltimore County union., 1882-10-28

e1-The Bslehsr sugar refinery, which 10 the
largest aud strongest hnlldIng In this eountry, has
jus, been completed 10 &C. Louis. Il 10 twelve
stories high and over six million bricks we're
used In It's eenstyuction.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-10-28

es-A private letter from Bslair. dated October
goth, says: "The Democracy appear tc be badly
broken up 10 Hartford, and some Of their bss. men
are permanently Ou,side Of their organization.
Mr.. Blair passed up through ,his county TO Cecil.
this week. and Is we'll rscsiyei everywhere. lie
10 very hopeful"
The Baltimore County union., 1882-10-28

ee-Rsv. W. l.. Woodruff. Who claims 10 be .
minister Of the Reformed Episcopal church. has
been arrested In Baitimore and sent 10 jail TO
await the action sf the grand jury. on the charge
Of extracting money from letters addressed 10
oAhar uarsaus
The Baltimore County union., 1882-10-28

ESThs Democrats of Baltimore county are
nov jus, about as much ., SEQ as they we're In
1875. There is no enthusiasm among them and
they appear TO be aware Of the fac, that something
is about To drop To say that they don't feel good
10 drawing IL very mild.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-10-28

es-0f the % Representatives chosen to the
asst House, the Democrat. have - frsm Ohio and
from West Virginia, total is. while the Rspas-
iicsns have from Ohio. ? from West Virginia, Z
from Maine. from Vermont. and FROM Oregon,
total ~. Gsod enough Vote for Blair and Iioi-
ton and add too more 10 the list
The Baltimore County union., 1882-10-28
Eighth Ilisfrief.
Ninth Disfrfef.

First Precinct .COCKEYgyIILE.
second Pfscinct--c. .. COCKEYfs TEN. MILE
HOUSE, YORK TURNPIKE
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i.',, Pre- uc, WkiGHT's TAVERN, HAE-
fgkD ROAD
seoul Precinct WILLIAM ELACEisToN.s
E!bSLLl + FVkSEe, PHILA. Road
The Baltimore County union., 1882-10-28

rs-Rear Admiral Hugh Young Purviaaee, o.
s. N.dsd at his residence in Baltimore. last Sat-
urday, aged 81 ysars. lie vas the fashsr-in-law
Of asa. Adam \. King. . prOminsn. Republican
politician and speaker.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-10-28

e8-The Journal man has owned mp TO u ct
last. He calls Gen. Butler, Of Massaehusstts. bis
brother and speaks Of him as Bro. Ben. Bu,lsr.
what Christian brothers these two are!
The Baltimore County union., 1882-10-28

The eolored Republicans Of GovAnssown, 9th
district, met on Monday night at the house Of
James NJ. Garrett and organized . campaign
club BY electing james N. Garrett. president;
Jos. W. Williams, secretary, and Joseph Bowers
aud Isaac GassAway, campaign committee. The
following resolutions were unanimously adopted
Rssoirsd, That Ne, the colored Republicans Of
Goyanstown. do heartily endorse the nomination
Of Mr.. Thaddeus &. Blair. Of the sth district of
this county, for Congress.
Rssotrsd, That We do earnestly approve Of the
recommendation Of the Independent Judicial
ticket. composed of Hon. Stevenson Arches as
Chief Judge and :. Parker BosIcy, E,q., As Asso.
ciate, believing that they will act with unbiased
judgment. aud We therefore recommend our fel.
low.citisens 10 vote for them; aud We hereby
pledge our earnest and un,iFing efforts to secure
their election.
R,soirsl. That We heartily endorse the admin
istraiion Of President Arthur 10 his efforts 60
cure good government.
The club wiil hold another meeting on Tuesday
night neat. at o'clock, aud all are cordially 10.
vitsd 10 be present
The soloTed Republicans Of Towsontown met at
the Odd PeIiows' Hall. Monday night. 9Th inst,
and organiEsd blair campaign club BY slssting
FsAnt X. Augia'. Pre'idsnti Bsnj. johnson. Jr..
and Frank X. Aagibs. campaign COMMITTEES. The
foliowiug resolution ~as unanimously adopted
Re.oissd. That ws. the colorsd Republican. u
Iessohiowh. pledge our support TO she nominees
ot the Republican party, and Hil DO all that - Ia
our poser o. secure their election.
The Combination Against Hartford County
Bsit,e Ta.,.
n he Sc. ~.
gts'sional eaupaign i, the manner IN which the
to- candidate for thi, di,,fe, ws:s nominated
When the delegation, to the Republican eou,sh-
ton met Ia liasfs De GrAes the selection II nom
inse as Informally iiseusssi aui it 80, deter.
mined g. put Ia nomination gentleman shass
pefsvnsi character AMI qualifications shouli msa.
,urs ~ to the prcsent public requirement.. Mf.
Blair sas conceded u be that gentleman. and the
delegate pat aside al iuIt,iis.l preference aut
gave NJ blair hearty Ani spontaneog, E0u4uA
tiou.
The npniHAtieE u NJ Talbot. - tie other
hand. "a, the result . al andsfsisudlng tst eeu
himself Au4 anothsr politician 10 uh,eh The pop.
ulaf asaifs 80 NJ; even ;.ksn into cabslisfa'l9u
AZ astseuslt. iHdss1. ~ shich othsr asplfArts
vsfe iupsa srA deceived az Completely e. the
ro,sn -sfs guarsi NJ Hopkins .nd b, ineu8.
nay canei4ls q gi's NJ Tsfbau their support
tel u taey O. it sili b. tg ths face q bargain
y -hieh Hartford j. a. - kept s-i 10 the cola fof
YEAR. skils baltimore au1 Carroll csunties Eem
inats their uvn meu turn AMI tara 4boat Mf
Hapsius 70 a. .Hs-tuaiiv susiFsi. fsr a. sus
f4isfs lemtrst,.l eauaertel. =, .f ls -sfs 4eAa
sni batsd. All stefy Hartford Democrat slo
votes ~ NJ taihett gifss be tgIpof' g. uau
aha hss ,enspi's1 90 fst this county q -, -eigAi
an iuassres ia mAsihg nomiaaiiou. - ys.r, g.
tams rhs mt,hsnen can auy b. brassn -
y ihs lsiss; . NJ. TAbett
The Baltimore County union., 1882-10-28

A FARM Of le9 ACRES, near Bslair TarupIks
enly mllss from Baltimore. Ground lies well
and ls well wassred, suitable for garden or dairy
business. Possession given Nov. 10, lss2. Apply
10 A. Mccormick, Jr., on adjoining farm, Mrs. @
A. Kirk, 4ss n. Calvert s., Balto., or jesse 8,
Hunt, Towsontown. (0ct. 3e.-sk