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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-12-07
ALL FOR NOTHING.
why the Doctor was Disguised, and
what Might have been Done
without Him.

without Him.
well, wife," said DIR. E., as he entered his
house, which was situated in cosy village IN
IRON a long and dreary ride away down among
the mountains, and all to no purpose whatever
The messenger SAID me e mar wouldn't I'VE ti
sense enough to put a BENsoN's CAPCINE
POROUS PLASTER on his stomach he would
have been all right in an hour or two. But some
folks slow to learn" added the old physician,
swallowing the cup of steaming tea which his
wife had just poured for him.
Doctor E-was right. yet people do learn, even
though slowly. The rapidly increasing use of
Benson's plaster proves this beyond question, and
the good doctors are ce tain to be saved much of
their needle SO toll IN all diseases capable of being
affected by a plaster Benson's acts efficiently and
at once. The genuine have the word CAPClNE
cut in the centre. Price 25 cents. Seabury s.
johnson, Chemists, New York.
E,OR SALE.-A FARM of about 400 ACRES OF
II good level land, clear of stone. About 800
acres in cultivation, well improved and of good
quality. The balance in timber. The improve
ments consist of a large and convenient DWELL
ing, Bank Barn. large Canning House, fitted up
with the latest Machinery two Tenant Houses,
together with all convenient outbuildings-all in
good repair. For further particulars call on or
address Miss Maria G. Mcclure, Perrymans, Har-
ford county, Nd, or call on
octl9 52S Frederick street, Baltimore.
DOR SALE.-A NICE LITTLE FARM of
ed, balance in good timber This place is divided
into six convenient fields; is well situated on the
main road leading from Bel Air to Edgewood
about miles from the former place and ~ miles
from the Il. and o. Railroad. improvements
good, locality healthy, and neighhorhood uneX-
ceptionable. Address
JAMES B. PRESTON,
octl9-2m Emmorton, Hartford Co., Md.
LNOR SALE.-A VALUABLE FARM, be-
Il longing to the estate of the late Abraham
Merritt, located ~ miles from Faston Station,
on the Maryland Central Railroad, % miles from
Baltimore. This farm contains
ABOUT 100 ACRES
of fine quality of land, in section of country I'M
surpassed for its natural advantages, which are
now being rapidly developed by the building of
the Maryland Central Road. Fo.' terms of sale,
sc, apply To the executors,
WIN. e. HAVILAND,
Il t. nULL,
South St., Baltimore.
Or to MoRDECt ~ PRICE, Falston, Md.
Glu6m
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SMALL FARM
- At PRIV ATE SALE

Containing from 20 20 40 Acres, as may be de-
sired; situated three miles from the Rocks of Deer
Creek and one mile from Jarrettsville Har-
ford Co., Md. Improved by II comfortable
Dwelling: well fenced and in good cultivation
A large supply of pure water Neghborhood
healthy and desirable; convenient to schools and
churches. A fine location for a canning house,
Possession given at sale. Price low and terms
reasonable.
Mrs. +. L. AYRES,
au3l Rocks Hartford Co Md
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-01
OVER THE STATE.

DIR. J. BTice marlborough has returned to
Cambridge, after two years absence in South
America.
The notorious liiigani. DIR. Wagner. Of Fred.
crick county. has been committed to the frcdcr.
ick Jail in default of $4,000.
Judge John VI. buchanan died al his home
in Alicgany county. near Cumberland, on Saiur.
day last. at an advanced age.
The First National Bank of lIavre-dc Grace
will open for business day, Saturday. A. Nos-
bury j. president aud Il. X. Vanneman cashier.
Surveyors Of the Vanderbilt road are opera.
ting In the vicinity Of llagcrstown. II won't be
long before tina, town will contain perfect net
work Of railroads.
The colored people Of Annapolis, baltimore.
Washington and Ellieott City will celebrate the
Emancipation proclamation nj Irving Park. near
Annapolis Junction. on the 9th Of September.
The IIager.iown Ligh, Infantry has aban.
dunsd the proposcd military cncampment The
of funds was tho cause Of failure, 200 be.
ing required. nf which only half was subscribed.
The Rev. Dr. lior'tman. rector Of 81. Mary
church. Philadelphia. has subscribed an indvid-
ual gilt Of $1,000 for the establishment of u free
scholarship in Mt. ST. Mary's College. Emmitts
burg. Md.
An Elkton man has an animal. a cross be
tween rabbit and q cat. lie owns u buck rabbi,
and tahby cat. and in pussy last family there
were specimens bearing resemblance 90 both ca,
and rabbit.
The late Rev. Grccnbury ". Ridgcly. of ben
ton. MI. was once a Law partner Of Henry Clay.
the Sta,es;nan. The partnership began in lS2O.
bu, after practicinc for few years in Lexington.
ny. Mr.. Ridgely studied for the ministry.
The excursion business 60 Pen. Mar over the
Western Maryland Railroad this season. l. about
double that Of previous years. On the 18th Of
August O. ear loads of people arrived there from
diilcrcn, points in Maryland and Pennsyl vania.
Notwithstanding the fact that ANNAPOLIS IL a
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-01
ENCOURAGING PROSPECTS.

The aspect of Republican Affairs in the county
and State Is Of the mo-; encouraging character
At home there are NJ siga. Of division. ami in tie
counties where Republican conventions have been
held harmony and good feeling have character
lied all the proceeding. and the very hes; kind
Of tickets have been selected i,r the suaragcs of
the voters. Where bitter aninosiiy anil faction
alism were supposed to exist. united and harmo-
nious action prevailed. This is just A. ii should
be. There is no reason why the ranks Of the party
should not be closed Up aud the Maynard s;rag-
ger, brought into the line. Everything possible
for the future success Of Republican principles
quires full and free concert Of aciioa by all who
claim to be Republicans. Personal and ihdividu-
al difference. should be set aside for the sucee,. Of
the common cause. There has not been a time
more propi,ous TO Republican success than the
present.
The people have become weariei and FESTIVE I'M
der the expressions of the ring. The ''oligarehy"
who have considered hsm.cisss the Democratic
party Of the State. and who have been for years
fattening a, the public crib. have become political
wreeksr. since their unholy eompae, was broken.
The Democratic Governor. nrraisnneh; Of their
evil doinss has made them desperate. and they
have since been crushing out all free and indie
pendent movements in counties where Democratic
conventions have been hell. Ring states have
been put up. and they have been making up more
Of the same kind in counties where nominations
are yet to be made. This Is sure sign Of APP
preaching defeat. They are playing desperate
game to win. because they plainly zee the hand
writing on the wall.
Il IL the imperative duty Of the Republicans in
the county, In the present condition Of AFFAIR.". to
see to Il that they will not be behind the other
counties in either the harmony Of their action or
the excellence Of the ticket they will select to be
voted for at the coming election. Both arc neecs-
sary factors to inspire energy and activity in the
canvass and 20 insure success a, the polls.
The party is Of one mind as regards the State
ticket, and We trus; the same feeling may prev all
in relation 10 the local one. All over the county,
irrespective Of party PrsdileeiiOn. the universal
demand is for the best kisd Of ticket. The Re-
publicans have the material 81 which to make II,
and II in the selection Of candidates they
up TO the full standard required, victory will be
assured
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Correspondence, baltimore County Uaisn.
A CHANGE SUGGESTED.

Eii9rs Taion The Republican Executive
Committee Ia on the eve Of considering the quss.
ton Of the party primaries and humbly beg TO
be allowed TO make suggestion to IL through the
columns Of your paper
Al present, our party representation 10 based
territory and not, as II should be, on J,opHia-
fioH. Each district sends the same number Of
delegate. TO the convention. Now, as the number
of p,opi, l. represented by the number Of pre-
ciHcis in n district. On what principle of equity
can Il be explained that district, small in its
number Of voters as not 20 need single IrsciHef.
should have the same representation in n conven-
tion as n district 50 populous as to require fre
preciHcfs..
In other words. why should Republican voter
d n district without precinct have just fire times
as much influence in the counsels Of his party as
another living in . district with Eve precincts
but thus IL stands At present.
What We should have IN all fairness. Il . pre-
eiaci repFesentation-every precinct sending Its
Eve delegates. This system would nee, ssArily In
tcrest large number OF working Republicans.
who now hardly take trouble enough to 60 to the
primaries, and at the same time render IL possible
Tor these primaries 10 be held without Democrats
aid, as the judges would have u more thorough
knowledge Of who the voters were.
Gentlemen Of the committee, u you have power.
give u fair primaries and precinct system. and
we. the Republican voters. will take care Of the
rest on election day. A REPUBLICAN NoTER
Of the 9th district
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- VALUABLE PROPERTY. IN TIE
a. ELEVENTH ELECTION
DISTRICT OF BALTIMORE COUNTY.


by vi;iuc Il the power and authority contained
in a mortgage FROM Bcniiinin ". Ady. Henrietta
VI. Ally and Virginia " Ally To- Ausu.t ohlc
dated April 9TH. 1850. and recorded among the
Mortgage Record. ct Baltimore county. in Libcr
W. VI. l., No. -. folio :d5 Sc. aud Of an a..isn-
mcnt 81 said mort gage from wilheltnina uhlc, cN.
ecu,riX Of August uhlc. deceased. 20 Harry T..
Mann, dated August 22i, IsS:, aud duly recorded
among said Mortgage Records, the undcrsi gncd,
Assignee. will offer for sale. on
Tassfay, N'gi's'lsr 2jh. lsS3.
at - o'clock NJ.
At the Court House door. in Towsontown. all and
singular the interest Of the .aid benjamin ".
Ady, Henrietta VI. Ady and Virginia NJ. ADV, 10
lying and being in Baltimore county Aforesaid. on
the turnpike road leading from baltimore e. Bel.
air. about nine miles from Baltimore. known ~
''tlarksviiic." being part of two tracts known A.
Dent. Lot aud Cub lliil. containing
EIGHT ACRES OF LAND. MORE OR LESS.
Aud more particularly described ia q deed from
Charles street aud wife to Caroline ". ADV. dated
July 9th. 1866. aud recorded among the Land Re.
cords oi Baltimore county. IN Lbcr !. II. H.. No.
-. folio 3ai, &c.. and afterwards conveyed by
Caroline W. Ady 10 said BENJAMIN ". Ady and
others by deed recorded among snd Land Recorls
in Libcr r. II. A.. Ne. -. folio 80, &c. The i'm
provcmcnts consist ola
THREESTo HOTEL. KNOWN A. THE
"NINE-MlLE HOUSE"
Shedding. stable aud other ouibuiinss, all IN
good order.
TERMS OF SALE ARE-Ca.h upon the rat
ihcatinn uf the sale. deposit 81 S0H will be re-.
quircd at the sale.
HAIRY T.. MANN. Assignee.
SHAMBERGER 4 EISTEAU. Auciioneer,.
sept. 1t.
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by virtue Of writ Of icri facias issued by rhil.
l.. Moore. one Of the Justices of the Peace Of the
State Of Maryland. in and for baltimore county,
nj the suit Of Aaron Sirasburgcr against the goods
and ehattcls lands and tenements # gnes Hin.
ton and Henry Hinton. To- me directed. have
seEed and taken in execution all the right, title
claim aud interest, at Law and in equity, of the
said Agnes Hinton aud Henry Hinton. in and 90
THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED LEASE
HOLD PROPERTY. VIZ;
beginning for the same ON the south west side Of
the York turnpike road at point now marked by
n division fence standing on the land Of John :.
Hines AMI forming the boundary Of the lot occu.
pied by the said Agnes Hinton lnec llincsl and
Hem: Hinton, and running thence bounding on
said turnpike road - feet o. the centre of the cul
vert crossing the said road. and running back
from the two points just mentioned on the said
turnpike road along the dividing fence on the south
where II now stands uniform width of - feet To
the back line Of the whole piece Of land which /,
described IN lease from Grafton VI. Bosley g.
John ;. Hines. dated igih September. 1867, aud
recorded In Liber T.. H. A.. No ~. folio III, ana
Of which the lot leased l. part called "S,ouS's
Adventure or "Stone's Adventure Resurveyed,"
subject 10 an annual ground rent of Se2, PAYABLE
on 3lsi October Of each and every wear. together
with all the buildings AMI improvements thereon
or IN anywisc apper,ainins.
And hereby give notice. that on
Tassfay. the llih day ef SspismLsr. ISS3.
at IL o'clock NJ.
will offer for sale, at the Court House door Tow
sontown. the said property 50 seized an taken in
execution. at public auction. to the highest bidder
for cash. CARLTON T. BROWN
Aug. lS.-t. Constable,
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Hartford County Politics.

4 ,,al correspondent Of the Baltimore H.rald
lately paid visit to Hartford county and in his
letter, from BeIair gave well. wri,ten account Of
the present status Of political affairs in tina, coun-
". Under the head Of "Plans of the Kcpubli.
cans he says
Against the Democratic legislative ticket the
Republicans will name two at least who will give
the former very lively contest, and in all prob
ability be sent to Annapolis next winter. steven
son Archer Williams is young man Of decided
ability and great popularity. lie will be nomi-
mated by the Republican convention. and IL il
thought will poll more votes than any candidate
ON either ticket. Mr.. Baker. who was elected to
the Legislature in lsSl, will again be put forward
by the Republicans aud will be elected. The Re-
pubcans claim also, with very good reason, that
they will be able 10 elect n sheriff in November.
This is the home Of Colonel Webster, the Col
lec,or CT the Port Of Baltimore. and IL one could
hear the opinions expressed Of him by members
Of both parties IL would not be at all necessary 20
look further for the secret which enabled him 20
secure his present position. Ills personal popu-
larity Is great, and he Is n tower Of strength TO
his party in Hartford. II may be that through
his Individual eHcrtions the Republicans will do
better than elect two delegates and sheriff.
"This temperance influence alluded 20 above 10
not at all boiserous. II Is quie, in its operations
and, like the lightning. will strike when and
where least expected. The talking is mostly done
In secret at church meetings and the like, and il
Is al the more TO be dreaded on this account.
But there are other elements Of weakncss in
the Democratic party Of Hartford. When Hon.
Stevenson Archer ran for Congress the last time
Mr.. Maynadicr. who has large following, did
not consider the election of sufficient importance
90 go TO the polls and vote for him. When. how
ever, the same gentleman ran against Judge Vel.
lott last fall rs an independent candidate Mr..
MaynadIer mustered hi. forces and defeated him.
II is not believed that this caused any unpleasant
feeling in the mind Of Mr.. Archer. but his friends.
who are very numerous hcrcabouts, were embit-
tered by thi. opposition and the bitterness has
been increased by very prevalent belief that
Mr. Maynadcr will be a candidate for the Judge
ship now filed by Judge Waters
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serve published an item few weeks ago
urging citizens to do all in their power to as
sis, in contributing to the Of the Baltimore
county agricultural fair. We also said that "bsl-
timOre county had some Of the fines, herds Of eat
de In the Union" In reading the ioHtSoaisriaH,
Of Montgomery county, We notice that the news
sa,herer Of that paper has adopted our article to
urge his readers to assist In the fair Of tina, coun
~. We don't find fault with him for using the
item, but when he says Montgomery county has
Of the Gnest herds Of cattle in the Union, IL
Is more than We can bear. We know the county
has extensive pine-fores,s, plenty Of 'and. big
Democratic majori,es and al that sort of thing,
bat when Il comes to cattle, the editor s not In n
position to know what he Is talking about. Come
up To Baltimore county and attend our fair next
week, and We will show you what We mean by the
"fnest" etc.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-01

re- HERE'S piece Of Republican timber which
Governor Hamilton used in his recen, platform %
principles: "The judiciary should be Invested Of
all appointing power to Office or place not Of it'
own iinIne late necessities. Its functions are to
judge. 10 administer the laws-hot to control, di-
rect or conduct our political affairs. Therefore.
Il 'h""d n" longer aPP"ihf the School CoSHi''ion-
ere. The school system is one Of the most i'm
POr,an, branches Of the public service. and one
which comes into every home. There Is evident
discomfort a, iis present condition. Changes and
reiOrmaiion' are required and demanded. and that
these are to be wisely made in the interest Of the
system itself and Of the people is the grea, charge
NOW uHan
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-01

cLlNTON-At woodbcrry. Baltimore county. on
August 9Th, Ella L.. in the 10Th year Of her
age, youngest daughter Of Margaret and the
late Patrick Clinton.
DENNING.-On Wednesday, at $50 A. ~. Col.
John n. Denning, In his TIst year.
enthusiastically, at Pot Spring farm, this
county August 22d. after long and painful
illness. Mrs. Mary c. Greb, in the roth year Of
her age.
MuMMA.--A the residence Of his son.in-law,
Mr.. Ephram bull. near Black Horse, Hartford
county, on July 26th. 1858, Cyrus X. Mumms,
formerly Of Long Green.
HRNbERSON.-On August 25th, 1858. al the
residence Of her son .in-lAw. Luther NJ. Gorsueh,
In baltimore, Mrs. Sarah Henderson, In the 93d
year Of her age, widow Of the late james n.
Henderson, Of Hartford county. She had been
member Of the N. y. church for G5 years.
kAUffMAN.-At IIustouville, Lincoln county,
n.y., August 9th. 1883, at n o'clock .. m,
Francis :. Kaufman, aged 90 years, formerly
ofthe 9Th district, Baltimore county.
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MARRIAGES

BEATTY-GOODRicII.- I?th Of Oct, lsS2,
by Rev. J. l.. Andreis, George ". Beatty, o
baltimore city, to Virginia, third daughter Of
DR.. II. II. and Jane NJ. Goodrich, Of Baltimore
county.
CORNS-CLARK.-0n Aug. 18th, by Rev. Harry
Boggs, Amos corns TO Ella Clark, both Of Bal
timorc county.
R0N-PATTERSON.-On June 18th, by
Rev. A. p. stryker, Johs barron aud Miss Al
lison A. Patterson, Of baltimore couny.
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Chicago's First Citizen.

The Chicago Tribune. in closing an elaborate
article ON Hon Carter u. Harrison. Mayor II that
city, gives the following as Mr. Harrison opinion
ofst. Jacobs Oil: "when fret found myself sui.
feFing from the Theumaiism, my leading thought
naturally was TO call physician. but my neigh
boFs ell advised me 20 try -. Jacobs Oil. the
Great German Remedy. Iprocurcd some Of 4, i'm.
medaiely. and found il excellent for that aiIment."
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Special Notice.
MR.. DURHAM'S GREAT
WI WHEAT YIELD.
s. BUSHELS AND % POUNDS PER ACRE
BY WEIGHT.

coorroNN, IlARroRD CouNrY. Nh,
- August 18th. lSs3.
MR. JNo. j. ALEXASbER-Dcar Sir IL used
the ten tons Diamond State Super Phosphate.
bought Of you last fall. on wheat and rye. have
threshed my wheat and my average L. twenty five
bushels per acre. Abou, one halt my crop wheat
was sown on corn ground. ! threshed 5i2 bush.
els, a. measured from the machine. from six acres.
Yours truly, WV. 4. DuHmlv.
Aug off
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Es-Republicans. don't forge, the fac, tina, the
is,5 registration commences on Tuesday neIt, 9Th
inst. II any Of your neighbors have heretofore
failed to attend to this important matter. see that
they do not neglect it this time They must have
their names placed upon the registration books.
otherwise they cannot vote next November.
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szc-An ingenious mechanic Of Jamss:oWn. y.
T., has contributed a perfect locomotive, said to
be the smallest In the world. The engine Is only
81 inches long. The pnnPsthrow drop Of water
per stroke. AZ many SIS serea' were required
TO put the parts together. The engine itself
weighs pound and hall, and the tender two
pounds and a half ounce. The mechanic was At
work upon the locomotive at intervals for eight
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-01

Es- The registration Of voters Tor the year iss3
commences on Tuesday next. 9Th inst. RepubIi-
cans. do your duty by seeing that every unregis-
tered Republican vote is placed properly upon the
books. Don; neglect this highly important
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At REDUCED RATES
i 10 nv
Balto. County Agricultural Fair
AND IHE-
Baltimore :OriOle" Festival.
ia On nj ss.ssss::: -: II:

THE MARYLAND CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMPANY will sell Round Trip Tickets a, re.
duccd rates 10 ToWson from Bciair and in,ermedi.
ate points where tickets are sold. durin. the con-
tinuancc Of the BALTIMORE COUNTY FAIR,
a; Timoniun, and will sell Round Trip Tickets TO
North Avenue frcm all points north where its
agents are located. at reduced rates. during the
the llth TO the 10th Of September next inclusive;
and will run extra trains on the evenings Of the
ilih, 18th and 18th September. leaving BelaiF at
800 and TAO =. NJ. and returning will leave
North Avenue Mt ii.3O =. NJ. stopping at all sta
tons 90 accommodate its patrons wishing TO sec
sane evening.
efs-Stages will connect with the trains at Tow
sontown and convey passengers 80 the Fair grounds
nj Timoniun, at reasonable rates. Stages run By
private parties. :. q. BOYD, Superintendent.
Sep. i.-2t.
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FOR BEST Jersey Bull. > year. or over.
bred and no" owned in Baltimore county. mot
necessarily owned by breeder a Gold Medal of
value Of $50. or the money IL preferred. (Col.
u. VI. Matthews contribute : 10 TO this PREMIUM
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e1-Ths Republicans Of Baltimore county and
81 the uhoIe State expect to score big victory
this fal. See that every Republican vote i' prop
SrIy registered nexi weak. ws viii need them all
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=i'- This prize is made up Of con,ribu,ion. from
individuals. and will be enlarged il any others are
dcsiTous Of contributing. 4 certificate from two
witnesses must accompany each exhibit to day
the butter wa, made.
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STEELE rIIAsrs

T"e.idy. Asp'ca'Ler ih.-Open to members Of Elk
Ridge Fox Hunting club. About n miles
Wclter weights. Any number Of pounds over
eightsiiowed. Fora silver cup OF value of So.
Friday. NspisSiLer 7h.-Opcn to members of Elk
Ridge Club. Winner 81 Stccplc Chase u Tues
day excluded. About d miles. wclter weights.
Any number Of pounds over. weight allowed
For silver Cup Of value of S:j.
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For THE rEST AND BEST LOADED LOAD
az HAY. not lees than q tons. $40. TO be
shown ON track. II 4. NJ, Wednesday. Septem-
Der 9Th. Three load. to competed