The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-16
OVER THE STATE.

Mr.. J. rpshcr Dennis. son of Col. GEORGE H.
Dennis, has been admitted NJ a practitioner at
the Frederick bar.
The Jail in Somerset county has been with.
out prisoner since the "nih of October. Has
local option anything 90 d. with itg
Mr.. Whittier. Of Frederick county. stuffed a
continuous sHusasc sixty feet long. and without a
break, Wha, sausage The Tia's..
Its aid the eoiofei people Of Annapolis
came uu; bravciy and voted .olidly. almes,. for
local Opt n. at the election held last week.
Tho Montgomery county papers claim for
their county seat the beet paved streets and finest
Town Hall IN the state. and it, name Rockville
Mrs. George X. Wealand. of farmersville.
Ohio /. now vi iting in MiIlletown Valley. Fred.
erik county. the first time in twenty. eight year.
A man By the name of Isaacs. down In Caro-
line county. offers 20 be, from SlOO 20 goo that
be cut ten cords y; wood in n day, from the
stump.
MIR. II. jenkins Eden. youngest son Of WIN.
Eden. at one time \ resident Of Laurel Prince
Georges county, died at Fairfield Va, Thankssis.
ing day.
-Mr. J. J. Jump. n prominent merchant Of
Easton. Talbo, county, died last week. lie was
35 wears Of age and man of great energy and
business ;act.
Local option In Annapolis whew. What
will become Of the lawmakers! Remember. il
can't even be given away No more smiling in ye
Ancient City.
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succeeded in catching 3s tossums In nine hunts.
lie has also caught coon that tipped the beam
Mt 90 pounds.
The will Of Miss Eleanor VI. Potts. of Fred.
erick. was recently admitted 90 record in Loui,a
county. Va. The value Of her estate IL es,ima.
ted at $500. coo.
Rev. 4. =. IIoaecker must be n generous ma
judging from his liberal donation Of 81 OO0 90 the
new ". T.. Church at Cambridge, of which he is
the popular pastor
A number Of Hagers,own gentlemen eon;cm.
plate purchasing from II. 900 10 $4,000 acres Of
land in Dakota. for whea; raising on a grand
scale. The land can be had at 80 per acre.
Mr.. William A. Baker. superintendent Of the
Maryland Sunday School Union. ha. issued an
address ,oSunday school 'upcrin;endents through.
out the State urging them 90 keep their schools
open during the entire year.
The Annapolis R,-ord on local option Tues.
day's battle was no contest against men, but a
system. There are many excellent gentlemen
who sell liquor and the question was simply
ofexpedieney, not against these persons as ihdi.
viiuals.
--Regi.trar Chas. Z. Smith. Of Frederick City
must he good hnancier and business man. from
the fact that in the past two years he has succeed
ell in meeting all municipal expenses at n reduced
taxation of u cents on the hundred dollars. and
in addition has paid of the entire floating debt Of
the city. which amounted to about s3a,0oo.
The Easton Star tells this hog yarn Abou,
four months ago Mr.. Adam c. Camper. of Broad
Creek Neck, lost a SOW weighing 500 pounds. The
Neck was searched thoroughly over for her hut
she could not be found. few days ago Mr..
Camper found her at his s;ackyari, wedgei tight
" between two straw stacks. alive and kicking.
She had neither food nor water for four months.
and only los, about 10 pounds. After he got her
out he offered her corn. but she wouldn't eat Il
until sbe got q drink ef water. Afier drinking q
bucket af water. she ate Eve ears % corn in the
twinkling Of an eye. Where IL Dr. Tanner, This
occurred in Talbot county.