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Roofs extend much further than may
be supposed. Strawberry roots range
outward five feet; onions, from six to
nine, and trees send out roots to dis
lance often as great as thirty feet.
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S. B. SHER00D.
GEN'L LAND AGENT.

Eas for sale Farms and Lands in the Counties
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sgw Practica! Life s S. Kty :: sd r:fi Iss
sce m Clear y es- aBess .isa.se aaE INSAtraton&
scPSr1 WANTED. eZS to 514e Ier Ecntl
- T--. address T. C. McCtjE.Y z Cd Cnicezo III.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-15

A. feeeui is,ee Convention held % the city Z
oresasiI.c. Mis.. a. vhlch thirteen clantiss ~efs
rrfrrentsI ibef,'lsr,ns recitation so aiarisi
That TIE t-aal. itcral. ana call gh'snei sis=.
sEf ref'sl hY Precedent Arthur re- BIO message 60
fsnEfsss upon the sat.e-t q the Mssisspri
lsFce' infr tsmFats command our unqualified
atlutra'i o. ani fssIert. ani are especially CRATE
IA g. a. Mt alone he-aass = their al, acaey q
policy i'ausht sitn - much god g. our material
interest, hlt al.1 becaase they shos that the
esmpl!'hci siatssman rs copying the positian
- Chief Ms .si'aie has f.sen shove al party o.
sectional prejudice. and regard. u' o.equal cts
Esns ofihs Nation. entitled o. equal participation
"a u. benefits a. weii a. IL bufier.'
Colonel Percy. the author = tbs. recitation Is
one q the Able.t AMI mos, ii.,,ngu..hel men in
the state lie i. the leader q the bar IN his Dc
irisi, AMI has repeatedly leeiinei eonsre..isnal
hanaf.
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.es- Mr. Peter Negey, of IIaS ,rstown. held the
lucrative Office Of Assistant 4. :. Treasurer at
Baltimore for about fourteen years, and last
month. bic fOur-year term having expired, Mr..
Francis VI. Darby. Of the same town, was sp-
pointed in bis place. Maintaining bis long
service Mr.. Neglsy appears to be greatly embi,-
tered because he vas not continued. In this
weeks issue of the Hsraid aHd Torch, d which
he Is the editor, he speaks Of boss rule" in the
Republican party and predicts direfai results I'M
less the powsr IL taken out 81 the hands Of "the
bosses" &e. Perhaps u Mr.. Neglsy had been
permitted to remain in Office for fourteen years
more We should have heard nothing Of this. Bu,
he was asked 10 step down and out and hence
these tears. To say the Ieas, this vail comes with
very bad grace from him.
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eorThe change in supplying the citizens Of the
Belt with their mail, whereby the facilities will be
greatly increased. have not yet taken effect. We
urge upon the authorities engaged In the arrange
ment Of this highly important work. no, TO over
look the territory embraced In Mount Vernon,
Iiampdea aad other places Immediately adjoining
them. We do not believe there 10 any part ofthe
county, OnsfOurth as popuiOss as that locality,
that IL a. destitute Of mail facilities as Il 10. A
ride over the ground BY Col. Adreon, the seieiss.
and popular postmaster Of Baltimore, will imms-
diatsly convince him that he should lend help
ing hand towards furnishing better mail facilities
TO the citizens Of that territory than they have at
present, II indeed Il can be sru,hfsIly said that
they have any at all. Let Il be included In the
improved delivery system about to be established,
or lei the PostOehes Department at Warrington
give then IN once as soon as possible. There is
no part Of the county more Ia nssa sga PossOfies
or more justly entitled 10 have one.
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John Yollo;t. Attorney. Tos.sn,osn.
VRUsTEE's SALE
NALt ABLE PROPERTY oN THE BELAIR
ROAD. TWELFTH DISTRICT

fy ,u,u. q decree q the Circuit Couf, for
Baltimore county pared 10 tL- EYany r.
= cause q jacob bistervs -
r. Aroiauia smith AMI o,hsrs the IN
dsFsisnsi. The Trustee ia saii decree named. oil
ssli a. rat.t, .ais ~ IllE PREMISES.
ht clock T. NJ
" -ttg, rs fas ~ Asya.f. lss3.
ALL THAT LoT OF GROUND,
q shieh Mathis, Martin ~mith. disi to,,s..ei
All ~hirh ls fally described 10 a deed ifotn H. e.
u Emory and atbefs. Trustses. g. .Aii saith, 70
corded aneng the Land Records q BAltmsrs
cauuty 10 Libsf y 10 ~ folio t.. A. e.
81 D iced rsieferos % hereby made. The iut q
sraaul castaint
EIGHT ACRES OFLAND. MORE
OR LEs~
treats directly o ihs ne'Aif Road. an4 10 bsani
Fl "a the south eide b. pahiis fsai. thus giving
D.; tso ffouts Ari makihs tie property salsabis
Ter baliliug Its. u b, situated IA miles from
baltimore eity a. Patty Hili. "a . peVaiou, All
thrsting can4tausiiy. asi 10 imptossI by arg.
FRAME BUILDING. THREE STORIES
HIGH.
eAsai ssrsaty feet ffobt aud thirty feet ia depth
The building - mes ani buis uiih the siss
- hastng the hfst sinry used iof Whseiwnrhi
- ~aithshsp ani Store - Tavern SianI ths
upper f,ains % 10 assl faf 4ssiiius parpo.ss A
store 10 No. ssTi 10 part q ths b4ilins
TIN TERMS ~ SALE Arb une thifi cash
% ratification = sac. AMI balance -th ln,sf
ct g. - paid 10 slr aui tsslrs months from
iay q saie. - al cash q the ra,eha,sr prefer.
se- 30 must b pad q tts Tfa,t.s 90 the
aay q sAls. ani there ~ii b ~ 'as mAi. nth
cut each Payment.
JoHN / 1ELL1TI.
Trustee
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PERSONAL MENTION.

B., viss P'e.,4ssi Wheeler 5. sad t. bs
a'..at 3. many
--Ysnsfsi -,u.sn CAust.n D., At liefs,l spriss'.
rennssitania
--"o,crumsn, Arts.ry Etliait asafs. i ~,
~ 1900 puf psopi. sill number 80 uee .poe
rfofessof shepherd. supsftntsnisui u tie
Baltimore Psbhc >ehaoi'. JAILED for iirsrpooi 20
SATURDAY last.
r A. Hofr Republican candidate Tor Ca
gees In ohio. - brother q Rel fsssntsfiis
ilorf. q Michigan
-Ffaoc,, sea,i hey. author = the The star
spauglsl Banner % 60 have 100000 manu
men, "a an Franci.c9. Money uas lsft o. the
Tafpa.s BY the late james Lick.
John Carson. Ia aui Iiau. wm J - Hrisn.
- member & Congress, both Ssii kuosn mem
bers u the baltimore bar. sail from Nss Nofk Tor
Europe . day. They gill be Abssn, 's'efai
months
Capt Rlmsr D. Eil.uorth. father oi The Col
Ells-oF,h -ho -as kiliei early 10 the gar. has
been placed On the retired list lie wAs for sew
sfal yea:s ia charge q the 'hampiain Arsenal. AZ
Nerssnne.. VI
The venerable Rev. II. J. Morton. y. b.. ha.
been fsctor u old =. James EFiscopAl church
in Philaisiphia since ls3o. lie "a. the succs.
sof q bishop White upon the election u the lat.
ter 70 the episcopacy. and the church has had
only the two reciors IN eighty -tSo ysAfs.
Carl sehaf' grew bitter 10 his Phi Bs,A KAPPA
address 81 Harvard. The great wA that sia-
cation has 70 carry on in society, be said. ia a
war agAins, the brutal self assertion q Vulgar
wealth. Nth no quarter for the pleasure hunt
ins idlsr and msreiisss contempt aud riiieuls for
the snob."
Rr.Gev. wAsAbarh's uili .as hIeI al La
Crosse. Wis. last week. IL bsaasa,he. $4,000
for the estAblishment and maintenance u the
wa.hbarn Memorial Orphan Asylum a, Mime.
apolis aud sso.0ee for a public library At La
Crosse. Each Of bis children 10 assured an In
come % 81 900 . year. With 900 year addi.
tional during the nsKt Eve years.
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D~afhs Free-- Tribsfes, &c., 70 cts. % Liss
HUNT.-Rntered into rest. on Tuesday, July n,
lss2. at her residence, Towsontown, Margaretta
j., wife Of Jesse :. Hunt, and daughter of the
late Samuel Kirk, Of Baltimore.
AkCHER.-On 9th inst, al BeiaiF, Hartford
county. George Presbury, aged 5 years and :
months, only child Of Stevenson Archer Of J.
aud the late Bette Cover Archer.
DuvALL.-At Warren, Baltimore county, on
llth July, William Wiley. aged years and 10
months, son of Evans and Joanna Duyall.
TAkBERr.-0n July 10, Mamie y In the 7ih
year Of her age. third daughter Of John r. and
Carrie TarbcFt.
PEARCE.-At his residence, "Edgewood," near
Glencoe, baltimore county. on the Sd inst, Dr.
7. 7. q. Pearce, aged 60 years.
CARROLL.-In Baltimore. on July ~, Harry d.
q. Carroll, formerly Of this county.
BELT.-0n July 10th, William A., aged tnonths
snd % days only son Of snowden J. and Jennie
". belt.
WILLIAMSON the 18th Of Jane, of typho;d
pneumonia, Frederic Williams, aged al years
and months, con Of Henry and Elizabeth vii.
liams, Of London, England, and son-in-law Of
w. 5. Shoemaker, Of baltimore. formerly Of this
county.
ELENBR0K.-0n July 7, wilhelmine, aged 81
years, beloved wife % Pred EIsnhrok.
PREsTON.-0n eth Of July, Mrs. Charlotte n.
Preston, wife of Charles =. Preston, and daugh.
Ter Of Emily and the late snOwdsn Farney.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-15

70 The official ,tAtemen, q the fiscal opera.
tian' II the Treasury Department; 'hows tha, since
July !, ISL. there IA, been Reduction q :i55.-
80 $50 in the National debt On the 10 q July
ISL, the total interest bearing debt l.G39.-
ss..7 s.4 - ,hs l., II Isls. iss2. The amount
vas 81. ID. sio. 100. The annual in,ers., charge
b reduced from So 200 coo 10 So zoe. ooo. saw
ing ofsi 5000. 900 year. During the focal yssr
jas, closed the total receipts q the Gossrbmsb,
were sioa. $50 go. an increase of nearly 500 ooO
600 over the rsseipts u last year. The total sx.
peniitafes q the Government amounted 20 s25s, :
$4,000, leaving surplus Of nearly si50. OoO. 600
Ia the Treasury On the la Of July. Iss?
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-15

>S-Our neighbor q the Js~Saai saw g, la,t
week to couple Cur name -ih wha, he call. "a
wing" q the Republican party 10 Baltimore eosn-
~, and in doing % took occasion to quote Ian
gage which he Ai,ribated to Col. Webster. IL
bat fair 70 say that 80 far a. Col. Webster is
esrnsi he never made use q any such language.
and the JosrHai editor knou. him well enough to
khow that be is too much Il gentleman to Do So
II makes little difference 10 u in what manner our
nsighbOr refers TO psrsonaIy, bu, when he tries
% convey the idea ,ha, We rePre.en. any wing"
Of any party, be either does 20 beeasss Of his in
nate disposition 10 misrepreseni, or deliberately
and wiIifaliy fasihss, a. be did In pretending TO
quote Col Webster.
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Legal Notices.
John l. YoIlOtt. Attorney, ToW,oltown.

DENJAMIN y. TAYLOR, EXECUTOR or
ID SUSAN FELL vs.. BELINDA J. ROATE,
ET AL, iH me Circuit Court for Bsi,ia,sre eoHn-
iy-ia Equity.
ORDERED By the Circuit Court for baltimore
county, this 2sth day of June, Iss2 that the sale
made and reported By John I. Yellolt and Benja-
Iain Y. Taylor. Trustees, for the sale Of the prop
erty mentioned In the proceedings in the above
entitled cause be ratified and confirmed, unless
cause 20 the contrary thereof be shown, on or be-
fore the 2ih day If Jelly. 1889, provided = copy
Of this order be inserted in some Newspaper print
ed In Baltimore county, once In each 0f three sue
ccssive weeks before the 9th day Of July, 1859.
The report states the amount Of sales 10 be $685..
wM. N ISAAC, Clerk.
True Copy-Test:
WIN. N. ISAAC, Clerk.
July 1T
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ra-As far a. se have been able 70 ascertain
no action ha' ye, been taken By the coaniy Com
mssioner' 70 increase the police force in that part
d the Bel; ~hieh has had - many q the isei-
lnss entered By burglar AMI robbel & valuable.
Something should be done 20 increase the protce-
ton q those residing in that locality, AMI Il pos
sibls prevent another rail- On them. should there
unfortunately happen to be another attack q
barslariEins-~ ne hope may ~, oeesr-
then the commis.ioner Ecuii have the eon,en;s
Of dozen hornets ne,ts about their ears for not
timely asoriing that fall MEASURE Of protection
which the citizens have a night 90 espe.t ior
themselrs. ard their prnnsrtr
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-15

.es-Ths regular and Independent, Republican.
Of Pehnsyi vania held conference in Philadelphia
on Thursday. Tue regulars made several propo-
'iiioh, to the independents with view Of bring.
ing abou, harmony in the ranks, all Of which the
latter rejected and both tickets will remain in the
field. II nos appsar' to be settled fact that in
dependents. composed of lot Of sore heads and
chronic Office seekers, desire the election u the
Democratic ticket. bu; the regular Republican
ticket will win all the same
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-15

rc- The j.a-saf q lA,; wccA contain. another
e those "innucnlo~ bull. fr which 10 D.. becoming
celebrated. Il cay. ;ha, Daniel Clieorl ~, shot
ani kilel IN a saloon" "TArcc shot. we're arci
at clifford. VII ran cat q the ,sl.ln ani falling
ga the pavement iisI in few minutes" lls~
could be be ki,lcl n ibe saloon and lie % tie
payemcu; 4; the same tia.e
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Sales of Property.
ofrutt 3 offutt, Atlornsy., Tou.ontoun.
TRUsTEE's SALE
A VALUABLE FARM IN THE ELEVENTH
DISTRICT OF BALTIMORE COUNTY.

DlSThlCT OF BALTIMORE COUNTY.
by virtue Of decree Of the circui, Court for
baltimore county, passed in q cause pend n.
49, Ing In said Court wherein Josiah
IL johnson IL complainant and -
Mary Jane johnson aud others are defendants,
the undersigned, Trustee, appointed by said de-
cree. will offer for sale by public auction. nj the
Tuesday,. .jaiy isJ. iss2,
at y o'clock A. NJ,
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND,
situated in the eleventh district Of Baltimore coun.
~, on the road leading from the Old Joppa road
10 Falston, Of which the late Samuel johnson,
died seized and possessed Of, known by the name
Of "Johnson's Possession aud IL more partieu-
larry described by me,es and bounds by letters
patent under the Great Seal of the State Of Mary
land 20 Samuel johnson, dated the 2sth day of
May, A. ID. 1874. and recorded In Liber W. X.
H., No. !, folio 1853, &C.. IL the Land Records Of
the State Of Maryland. The original tract con
sisted Of two hundred and twenty three acres,
since which time parts have been sold OF, leaving
NINETY ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
which will be sold by the undersigned, Trustee.
This property l. situated near the line of the
baltimore Delta Railway, and near Baldwin
Postofce Ia the l th district, and convt nient 10
churches and schools. and distant from the city
Of baltimore about IL miles. A pToPortonaie
part Of the land h 10 thriving timber, thu
balance In good state Of cultivation.
The Improvements consist ofa
DWELLING HOUSE. BARN. AND THE
NECESSARY 0uTBUILDINGS
aud convenience, and being IN . rich, flourish
ing portion Of Baltimore county, with many beau
titul building sites, comments itself o. capitalists
seeking profitable investment.
The property will be sold clear Of all incum-
branees. The mortgage thereon Of $500. falling
due July lith, 1854, will be paid out % the first
purchase money, or said amount will be consid-
cred as 80 much en- n nv the Trusiee II the naF
chaser desire. and be allowed 10 remain on the
property.
TERMS or SALE ne third Cash, the bal.
ance In six aud twelve months from day af .ale
the credit payments g. be secsreI g. the satisfac.
ton 81 the unicr'ignsi Trustee. all ra.h the
purchaser. option.
A deposit Of $3.50 will be reqIirel On dAy Il
sale ~ ". OffrTT. Trustee.
GEORGE l. STOCKsDALE, Auc,iunesr
June 2i.--ts.
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Ninth District.

Al OFFICE AbJOiNfSs POLICE STATION
WANEELl.
~" IHs.i's. f.Is 3 l'l. s.f N.s.ifs NOT 7s...ffy.
Asg-.f ish 1af i.fL
At t>TtCE buR-E1 = ROLAND AVENt-E
UAMPDEN.
- H..fas.-iay. Jaiy 1878. a.i H..i-..f.-.
fsgssf iffA
Al :. }. RoBtNSoN's. YORK ROAD. row
SoNTNWN
D. TAar. fss iais iaii nsI Ti--. ftr. a.. i-fL
At CouPEE> COTTAGE. BOZ NbAEl AVE.
NEAR iuEk ROAD.
10 F,,f,,. J.i, tsii. s-f q ,.li.. t..s.., I.tk
Al v cuoFEE>. FALL ROAD. CORNER
LAKE AVENUE.
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-15

zs-The Federal Land Once ha. .old aud given
away In the fiscal year ju,i closing is.ooo,ooo
acres, the large, On record. Ala the sales BY
States out q Il. imperial domain and by faifoad'
AMI at leas; II 100000 acre, have passed from
public to private ownership BY sale. during the
last year. an area half a. large a. Psnh'ylvaniA.
wi,h population. 'pars a. Il u. ,sics the .ifs q
Vermont ia a word, a nss state annexed BY the
peaceful Western march q emigration.