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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-30
New Advertisements.
Louis p. Hennighausen, Attorney at Law,
Lexington Street, Baltimore.
TRUsTEE's SALE
VALUABLE LEAsEHOLD PROPERTY, -.
n CORNER BALTIMORE ST.

by virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court of BAL.
timore county, passed In a cause In which Thomas
Beck 10 complainant aud August Beck defendant
the undersigned. Trustee will cell at putlie sale.
AT THE COURT HOUSE DOOR, In Tow.on,own.
on Tsssday, The 2ih day If October, 1859,
at : o'clock y. NJ.
ALL THAT LEASEII0LD LOT OF GROUND
situated In Baltimore county, aud thus described :
Beginning for the same at the corner formed by
the intersection Of the south side Of baltimore
street extended westerly aud the southwest side of
the Calverton turnpike road, and running thence
~ degrees east, bounding on said turnpike l2s
feet 10 stake now planted at n point 22i feet
northerly At right angles from the northernmost
outline Of the lot Of ground formerly conveyed by
Charles X. Carroll to George J. Deal, on the 9th
day Of July. 1852, and running thence south 60
degrees west parallel with said GEORGE J. Deals
outline aforesaid i5s feet inches TO u stake now
planted at the southeast corner Of lot Of ground
heretofore leased by Charles Shipiey 70 Frederick
Gentner by sub lease dated the eth OF October,
1855. and recorded In Libcr H. ". r., No. ~, folio
Ia, and thence running with and bounding on
the east outline Of said Gentner's (now Beck')
ground l3G feet II inches 20 the south side Of Bal.
timore street thence running with and bounding
said street cattcriy &c feet and inches 10 the
place Of beginning, subject 10 the payment Of tho
annual rent Of $40. Improved BY a large
THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING,
used a. Restaurant. and Frame Building. used
as Ten Pin alley.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-haifc cash, the bal.
Anee In six months. the credit payment to bear In.
terest from day Of sale and 10 DO secured BY the
note OF the purchaser. endorsed TO the satisfaction
Of the Trustee all cash nj the option Of the pur.
chaser. Sso-A deposit Of 500 required at the
sale.
LOUIS p. HEYYIGHAUsEN. Trustee.
SAMUEL. @. WILSON, Auc,ioneer.
Sent. 3O.=ts
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-30

The coming week is the last Of one % the most
Baltimore county. The riss politicians Of the
Democrats party have engaged IN a desperate
struggle to maintain the iron grip they have held
for a number Of years. But in this hght Of the
people against the bosses, the people have .
grand victory aud the pure patriot aud impartial
Judse uho,e ela'e they have sspossed uilI al
ways hold 10 Kind setnerntranee their glorious
battle in biz behalf lie has been = calm but
deeply interested spectator Of the willy schemes.
the Infamous plots anI the snholy alliances the
e0rrup; ring has enpIoyed to compass bis defeat.
Judge Ysllo,; he's 10; crossed the Threshold %
his door to further bic candidacy for = position
uhish above al others should be free from even
the fAintes; sssPieion of corrupt raaehinsiion,.
The oGes Ofjadse-,he hishe.; AMI most rsspon-
sibie Ia The gif; Of a free peopie-sh0sii be IN
tainted BY the breath Il parii'anshiP and his
parPose asi in'en,iOn 20 avoid IL has ksp, him
aloof from al Dsszsr Of e0nbisa;ion.. No en-
tagging alliances has bssa the motto -hieh hs.
gOEeTreI him. and ii il the one that uin give
him bis well deserved reward.
The people sho have been gsneeessasiIy forced
into Proirls;si struggle ~iih the greedy bs,,ss
have lS.i al consissee IN them and have deter
iaissi TO rsIsgA;s them 20 their proper sphere a.
psblie ssrTanis and Dot rough. shod. iyrannieal,
personal inperiali';'. The day Of redemption
FROM their blooly ship aaI ds,poiis spur /, a;
kasd, AL not sVea Pesitsnt prayer on bsndsd
ksse before the srasas,i kisi of Grand Jury
will saEs the@ frOta the jus, in5ieiment d the
PsspIs-shs source Of all GranI Jaris.. The work
tia; the people have accomplished ia this de,pe-
rate struggle IL fall Of hspe for she better state Of
ssaifs is the nsnageasa; 81 the interests Of the
eossiy. The Democrats judicial primaries vsre
pa; g By the iroH -bssei boss 60 the !aisst pos-
able day fsr hoI4isg thea, in the hope 81 break
lag d0sn the snIsrasee % the mAsses Of the
party, bet IL hal the ssa;rAFy eject All districts
shat ueEs eSnsiIereI certain By the eorrspt ring
are E0S h0peisssly Iss;. Bo,sis1 of tie most esr-
rsPi aai dsgralisg kini bs. resolved is fatal
bios an4 kSsss; people d every shade of polite,
are rejoicing in bsps Of lie sJeeJy death.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-30
cor's,Posd,nee Bai'imors County I'nior
A FEW MORE QUESTIONS.


BALTIMORE CorSTY, Sept. ?.th. iSs2.
Msssvs. Editor. Union I'll see by TnE UxioN
Of last week that Mr.. Bruh respectfully demand.
certain facts about school house affair for the
Information Of the Grand Jury now in session
May respectfully ada Few more questions, the
replies 20 which he alone can furnish and send 90
the Grand Jury by the "Modei Clerk, who seem.
itching 20 get before IL.
Why vas not the fact Published in his school
report that twenty FIVE per cent. Of the teachers'
salary for certain quarter was paid by due bill ,
Why did not Mr.. Bruf show In his report
whether these certificates have been paid or not
Has no, Mr.. BraG turned down some teachers
who failed 90 get certificates aud allowed others 10
Pass who fell below the standard!
Has not Mr.. Bsaa allowed .oas ladies 90 teach
IN the public schools 81 the county who never pos
sesssd . certificate of any kind, either from him
or any one eiseg
Has not Mr.. BraG given certain questions to BIZ.
teachers at some Of his examinations which b. did
not know how 10 answer HIMSELF
Has not Mr.. Bruh, on examination day, given
wrong answers 20 questions and the correct answers
some days aftsrwardsp
Has not Mr. BruG kept some teachers 10 the
zane grade they were IN before the last examina.
ton. although they fell below the standard In some
Of the branehesl IsouiHEn.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-30
PERSONAL MENTION.

President Arthur viii n, SO war. ola A.. "a.
Of October. Wv ''''
Evangelist fundamentally propo,e, IN ,yv "A
get M a revival IN Psris- ~ "
Secretary Lincoln h nominated hv An. a.,
lows. Eagle for the Presidepcy. -''
Walt Whitman excIaim, In ON. Of nj. no.,,.
"Give nae soIitud,r Ne Wh,,rsn i. ".tSss.,.
making up his mind 10 settle In Annapoi,.
Israel Green, the lieutenant Of marins. uho
battered In the door Of the IIarp,r'. Fe,,v sn,,ns
house and captured John Brown. l. now Dasots
farmer.
Miss Maude Crowley. n r.ma,k.h,x h..u,,.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-30
Correspondence baltimore Cosniy Uaion.
HERE IS THE AUTHORS NAME.

Hsssrs. Edifors:-I do not think tits necessary
for me 10 say much In answer 20 the letters last
week Of Messrs. Brur aud Rutiedge. However,
u might be as we'll 10 let the public know tina,
you bad the name Of my author and had also my
permission 20 give u 10 any one asking for u. II
might also be well enough 10 LET the public know
that the author IL particular friend Of Mr.. BruH
aud at the same time let them know that Mr..
bruh had been In possession Of this paFty's name
several days before his letter vas Published. Tn
fact u might DO we'll enough 20 let the people
know that my author was Mr.. Richard J. Lucas,
Of the 9th district; 20 let them know the Grand
jury 10 In session and that Il u IL place 10 push
this thing. I consider that have done the pub
lie service In bringing u to light and that they
viii do the public n further service BY pushing a.
They are the servants Of the people; they have
the report, the name Of the author and what more
do they vantl Mr.. Lucas can tell them where
the school house Il, who the trustee was, and who
be saw In the Office what Sunday he drove down
there, hov much he put In the contribution box,
aud al about u. Now let ne see the next step,
aud u they are not satisfied We win give them a
little more GnArr
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-30
REGISTER REolsTERii REGIsTERrli

Ca NSsiay asi Tsss5sy q ssI; seek the reg
istsfs q voters vi bold their snaI sitiag. for the
rssisios 0fths lists ssd for recording the nanss
81 all those psessn:ins theaseive. sho are snti-
ties % be registered Tksre Is no denyisg the
fact tia; grsa; spa,hy aaI isiissrsres have pre-
ssiisi 10 Registering snI the nsabsu have fallen
far below sEea Srdisary sIpssta;isns. IL Is trus
pres Of bssissss Of skssass frosa hSne has pre-
vszss1 nEay fro= aEaiiiny ,hslsslvss d the op-
PsEtasiiiss hsss,sfSss oaere4 % &c, registered.
We APPEAL 10 this elias, ~ vel a. % all other Re-
PsbiisAs' as4 earnestly urgs uFoh then 20 get
theis .azss The register kssks before tkey are
s=ssls ss>s=4- 7: ==T 80 - . .:;;!s =sTs ih-
es.Tssisni, bat d net les that prsvsnt the gosI
vssk bsing asss- There 10 ~ telling Via, =
Pssssfsi ssight ssw votes szay have tbs fall In
ehangisg the rssuif u the si.ssisn. BE ready
asd qsaiifei % @aks yssF votes tell wksn the
ti.s sssss fss s.ssisg tAs@- SssIsrt 20 Do 50
nay dsfsa, Ssr candidates 81 the pals. Sc do
81 fail % rsxis,sr.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-30


SrTks s5ipsss J@-rsai san nsst have taksa
az sssssai qsaaiisy 81 asses milk last week. The
editorial bsa5e1 NTrszbjs 10 the RspsbIiean
Gasp" is The Esst assisiss prodsesios -s have
ssss frS= he Pea q The saiposs foe ss@s tins.
ssd that Il ssyisg great deal For any Gee %
- guil,y e ssrisgisg tegssher sssh mass Of ton
fssssry ssd sifs@psisg to pain it 81 for god
ssass, 10 tee sstsriy fi4issIsas % BE snssisg lie
bad hssiss gst . tss-ysas-s1 sebSsI-boy 10 past
Ai@ ssssrs be =akss ssoshsr attempt. The snIy
ssnss ID he vhs's sstsss Is 10 The latter part sf
u sbsrs ks srsa.s beessss so1sbs5y got sems
~patrs.sss~ skish he ikisks ks skssId have had.
IL - dsss - ksSs ss bsg leave 10 isfsrn hin
tat hs 10 ths n.as bsisg hsEt in this nstsss-se,
SsrssisssL AZ tksy sss all god Dsnserass To-
gsthsr thsy sAs~N net get 10 psIIisg ss<h s,hsr's
hair See he sake ~ . fsw paIssy dollars. We was
p4rsissiasiy bissss5- 10 this matter, bsessss ~~s
exrssse1 nstkinx.~
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-30

The JoHraaf Of 10th inst, contained q commu-
nisatiOn headed "Ths Election Of Judges" and
~ We agree entirely with the views expressed BY
the writer We reproduce . portion Of the letter.
We confess surprise that the Journal would psr.
init such sentiments TO End expression In It,
columns, because every body knows that Il is under
the worst Kind Of "boss" domination. and mus.
therefore be = creature Of nj least one "boss."
The writer, after quoting an extract from the
Journal Of % inst, In which the editor says ole.
us ding from among every corrupt man Who
essays evil to the party 10 order promote selfish
objects let 10 all that In " lies TO purify our
methods" he continues:
"This IL well said. We ask the reader 20 .pu,
this and that 1.-THE othcr) together and let he OF
they say is there any difference in principle about
the matter. II Is tweedledum and tweedledce-
one and the same.
THAT the principle set In the aforegoing ex.
tracts are on the wall. put there by the people
themselves, and Is there at this writing, IL beyond
q doubt, and the words "MsHs, Mene, Tieksl,'
with their full application, will be applied 60 one
and all the candidates, u one fact 20 be set down
aud no boss manager or hxer will have the power
20 reverse at least this Is believed 10 be go In thi
county. Boss and boss weapons are thought mol
to be this year good thing 20 have in the house
or the household Of friends.
The chief boss weapon" says the Philadelphia
Ti@es. ''is systematic malignant defamation Of
every honest man. When assailed By men who
honestly oppose wrong. dCers the bosses have nc
weapon left but vituperation. They can't appeal
10 truth, 20 reason or 10 their records. and they
must answer all by false accusations" The Gin
cinnai Commercial quotes this utterancc, and
adds "Precisely. The boss IL the bigges, oi
blackguaFds, and has stock In . fcw editors. and
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-30
OVER THE STATE,

The Cecil county fair will take place October
9. I. ) and 9Th.
The value Of a,sessabie property in Caroline
county Is S3,93T,i3i.
The total number Of registered voters in
Queen Anne's 10 white, 1,g1l /; colored, LIS.
Miss Lizzie Is. Robinson, Of Hartford county,
found n house snake in her bureau drawer a few
days ago.
Samuel Wilson, near Pyiesville. Hartford
county. has three acres in tobacco. which will
yield G.O0O pounds.
The total number Of voters registered In
Washington county IL 1854, about 500 less than
the vote east in 1850
One stalk IN Mr.. Randolph swans field Of
corn. near weomico. recently bore twenty three
ears Of good sound corn.
Many farmers Of Queen Anne's county, are
introducing foreign labor by employing whole
families in one neighborhood.
The Montgomery County Agricultural So
ciety will hold the annual fair nj the grounds In
Rockville, on the 18th, 18th and Goth Of October
"A movement u on foot among n few capital
ist- 81 Warrington county looking to the erection
Of handsome hotel at High Rock for the accom-.
mediation Of boardcrs and tourists.
The !reshet at Centreville on Saturday car
ried away seven mill dams, and many houses
were hooiei. Many bridges we're damaged or
destroyed. involving loss Of $20. 900.
Our Eastern Shore and Southern Maryland
exchanges generally agree In the belief that the
oyster crop this year will be . very abundant one,
and the oyster Of much finer quality than last
year.
A few days ago several boys were searching
= newly ploughed field near Antietam, and reap.
ed harvest Of relics In the shape Of musket balls.
Two bullets were discovered with their points
welded together, showing that they had met In
mid.air.
The late storm has had y disastrous saec,
upon the tomato crop in Hartford county. and Is
IA ha nxaI In h.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-30
Republican Primary Meetings.

THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS or BALTI-
MORE COUNTY are respectfully requested to
sembls In Primary Meetings on
Saturday. SsPfss,Ler 3OfL, 1859.
For the purpose Of eleeting FIVE DELEGATES
PROM EACH DISTRICT TO meet In Convention
at the smedley House, In Towson,oWn, on Taes-
day he Sd day Of October Iss2. at ~ o'clock ~.
for the purpose % eiecting DELEGATES TO THE
JUDICIAL AND cONGREssI0NAL c0NvEN-
TI0Ns. a. follows;
The Delegates 10 said County Convention will
elect SEVEN DELEGATES TO THE JUDICIAL
CONVENTION. which has been called 20 meet In
Towsontoun. on Friday, tie Ch day s.f October.
1889.
The Delegates 20 the Convention from the
Second Congregational District Of Maryland will
meet Immediately after the adjournment Of the
said County Convention and elect SIX DELE
GATES TO THE CONGRESSIONAL cONvEN-
TON, which has been called 60 meet AZ IIavre de
Grace, on ThHrsdsy. fAs 5fk dag Of October, lss2,
and the Delegates elected 10 said County conven-
tion from the fifih CongressiOnal District will
meet at Mt. winans. on Tuesday, hs 81 day ef
OefoJer. 1889. for the purpose % electigg TWO
GREsSI0NAL CONVENTION, which has been
called 10 meet at Annapolis. on Friday. tic 6fh
day Of October. iss2.
The PRIMARY MEETINGS will be held at
the following times aud places. on Saturday. Oefo
Der 30h. lss2.
Ist D.fricf-A; the Potomac House. carrOIIton.
on the Frederick Road. from the hour u +. ".
to Pm.
ID Disfricf-At RandaiistOwn, from 60 6 y. ".
ID Disiricf-At WoOdbefry. from ? 10 7. ".
4h bisfrief--At Gardner's Hotel. from : to &
Pm.
5h Disfrief--A, White House. from = 90 =. ".
6h Disfriei--At Middie;oun. from > to =. ".
5h Disfrief-At Partition, from 20 r..
sri Di.frie'-At cockey sville. from 20 r. ".
9h Ditrief-At Hampden. Tousontown and
Waverly. from 90 y. ".
l0h Di.frief--At SHADES. from = TO & pm.
IIh DisiSief-At Ady's Hotel. formerly Wright,
from . % =. ".
l2h Disfrief-At Blue Ball. from = 10 J.. 81.
i3A Di.'ricf-At wass's Hotel. from /: to ?. 81.
Three judges andtuO Clerks are to be appointed
for each polling place by the members ofthc Exeeu-
tive Committee for their respective distriets and in
two opposing tickets shall be voted for a,
poIing place. both tickets shall be Represented in
tie appointment Of Judges and Clerks.
by order of the Committee.
c. GEORGE PETERS. Chairman.
wM m KINNEY
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-30

ES-Ths outlook in the country with reference
to the political status Of the neat Congress Is de-
eidsdly encouraging to the Republicans. In Ken.
lucky there are chances Of two more Republican
congfessmen, and Texas will doubtless send two
or three Independents. who may be counted on to
swell the number. Al over the South there are
indications Of a breaking away from Bourbon con.
troll and II the tide does not strong against
the dominan, party in the Northern States. there
will be a comfortable Republican majority in the
nsI, House. The Democrats seem to be occupy.
ing their time counting the chickens. while the
other side s putting in it, time securing the votes
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-30

JES-The card Of Judge YelIo,t, which appear,
In our advertising columns to-day. was on Thurs.
day the cause Of eOrre.pOndsnes between WIN.
:. kseeh. Esq. and the Judge. Mr.. Kee;h de-
handing to know whether the Judge. in hi. ref
srenes 30 the School Board using its influence for
political purposes. had any reference to himself.
10 hi' reply the Judge said 81 had to speak Of the
Board as an entirety; as TO yourself Individually
have aI~ay' heard aud believe that you never
interfeTed With politics as a member Of the Board.
This think is the opinion Of the public in regard
60 yoGr,clf and one other member Of the Board"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-30

css-The Executive Committee Of the ColoreI
Advisory Council of Baltimore city held meet
ing on weins'day nigh, and adopted resolution.
ihdof'ing Presidsni Arihur'' administration. de-
nosneins the Observation-Disclosures Republicans a.
"disappoin,ed ofsee-seeker.." and declaring IL 20
be the ds'y Of the e'oiei Republicans to vote fo'
the friend. q the administration a, the coming
primary elections.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-30

E~ssss sssiI-hs.1 Ers.blsrs are ssdisg
fs.'t viii Gel c. IrvisE Ditfy bssssss hs tssnsd
81 tie Uniss ssifisrA Thess ssn have bs.n 10
s@ss sssysaDssd shsy srs nsv 1ispI.esd % make
rss@ fsr cher rssss sssdisrs Who have ssvsr
Assa a. sGse- Il thsss ssythias vross sbsut
tAiss L 80 sss rsisa sssdisr, vish . sIsaa
rsssrl. 80 cd % sssshsr ssd - zssh s.tisI.d
- ss.siSrssiss AZ he h.sis q Govsssssst e.
si.iss We tkisk he coIIssssr - Isssr.sI Rsvs-
- ~ srsssly risAs ss1 81 hossst nss viii sss-
sass kfs assisa
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-30

dcc- Democratic Congregational primaries we're
held in Baltimore county en- Wednesday. Very
little in;eres, was taken and the vote was small.
All the election districts embraced In the Second
congIe',ionai di',riet we're carried for Mr.. Tai
boii except the tih district where an independen,
teks, VAS put ~ by the friend. Of Hon. Andrew
Banks and WOE, receiving SO majority out Of a
vote ofiij. The lI and I3,h districts Of the
county. which are embraced IN the Fifth Con-
gre'sionAi districi. we're carried by Hon. 4. q.
Chapman. present Incumbent.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-30

jee-Nr. Michael Bannon, Of Anne Arundel
eousty. 10 candidate for Chief Judge Of the Fifth
JsdieiaI cirssit and has gone into the Sight very
vigorously. Hon. Oliver Miller. the present Chief
Jusgs, says eorEssPondsni, will take no sesivs
part In the campaign. lie 10 . candidate, but he
does not believe !, becoming TO enter spen poIit-
cal contest Tor the Jsdgs.hip."
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Special Notice.
9TO THE PUBLIC.

GS
It's with extreme reluctance that I appear in
print. recent publication makes II necessary.
In accordance with the requirements Of an Act Of
the General Assembly I consented to act in the
appointment of School Commissioner until at
last my suspicious were aroused. I suspected
that the Board was using its influence for politi.
cal purposes. then refused to join in the ap-
pointments. This 10 all that il necessary TO be
said on subject too plain TO be misunderstood.
The appointment Of Master in Chaneery was
made 10 facilitate the business Of the Court. Tho
appointment was made by Judge Waters and
myself Learning By the above named pubiics-
ton that Judge Grason doubts the power Of the
Court TO make the appointment, I Immediately
drew up an order which I signed and lef, with
Mr.. Isaac, the Clerk, for Judge Grsson's sigma.
ture. When signed by the Judge the Office Of
Master In chancery will be abolished.
GEO. YELL0TT.
Sept. 3O.-lt.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-30

Jzc-The J'"raai will take up half column Of
it, valuable ~ space TO tell all t kno~. about the
"'ToubIs in the Republican camp" and doe. no,
bsve word o. say about What /. going on in the
Democratic family. We know that many Of il,
readers would like 10 DO enlightened on certain
points. bs, not word does the adipo.e have 10
say. AiIo~isg them to remain entirely in the dark
lie needs = little more phosphate Of lime in his
vsrfstrn
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-30

es-col. Edwin II. Webster, CoIIestor Of the
Port, uho retained las, week from an extended
trip, vas in his Onies 10 the Custom House on
Tsesdsy. He looks mach better than When be
len and bis health vas considerably improved By
bio release from the care. Of busins.s. Major W.
H. DAIIA@, shO has been quite ~ for some rassihs
vas also az his post on Tuesday.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-30

zs-Iks Republican eonvsstion for the Sixth
Judicial ciresi, leomposed Of Frederick and Mont.
gonery eogEtissj met at Point 81 Rocks on the
I'D issi.- and dominated John 6. Mo,,sr. E,q. Of
Frederick, AID J. 7. vinsOn, ESQ, Of Mobigon-
cry, Cor Assoeia,s judges. Mr. Aoitsr 10 at pres
snt states Attorney for Frederick county, and
NJ. v:ssss bold position under the Govern
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-30

ssc-Ns~ Jersey vas visited BY terrible foods
90 Friday and Saturday Of last week. which de-
stroysi husdred. Of Thousands Of dollars wor,h Of
properly. The Penn'yivania and other railroad,
susersd heavy iO,se. by the washing away Of
bridges. the as.,raetion of smbAakment,, &c. I,
IL said that sPuaris Of nine inches of water fell
On level. causing such d.luge as vas never be.
fore uitnsssel
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-30

eS-Dsmoeraiie primary meetings we're held In
the Third and Fourth Congressional districts
baltimore ethyl on Wednesday. The Third dis.
sriet was carried BY Hon. Fs.ssr s. IIobliirsII,
who had large majority over bic only opponent,
DR.. VIM. ii. Cole. The Fourth district was ear
ried BY John v. l.. Pindiay, Esq. who bsa, Skip.
with Wilmer, Eco, BY . very large vote. This
latter district has heretofore been represented By
Hon. II. N. MeLans, who was not . candidate
for NATHAN
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-30

cs-Ths Js~raai nov classes rs as quarter
brssds." win some one please rise up and tell ~
10 vhat breed the editor Of the Isaac organ BE-
Iosss- whs,eveE is 10 10 viIl never become popa.
Isr--it lacks bF.ins and ''dunmiss are not In de-
mad fust nog