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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-01

Eo-Sec the notice Of rcsi',ra,ion published in
our advertising columns. The registration officers
sit five days mex, week in all the districts. anil il
is the duty Of every Republican to sec ,ha, his
maine is properly upon the li't FOR hi district
Sec that your careless neighbor. who may have
heretofore neglected this important matter, has it
properly attended 10 next week
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AT GEORGE ". JORDAN'S.
Ts,.iay. S,I'.HL.r ui
At BURG0YNE'S STORE,
h'dne.doy, S.p'enLrr SRI
AT WHITE HOUSE. JACKSoN's STORE.
rhnr.idy. Friiay ""i n'pr'ioy. S,pfsmLer Gb -,
III and sfh
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-01
a Word 10 Premium Takere

4 Word to Premium Takers.-An Asri.
cultural exchange says: In writing tAcsc word
ut TIL. tin" W. have n" le.itc To- dictate e. any
"nc--ihcy being ,tcicl merely ~ susgc.tion in
behalf ct the ctfeasuTics Of our agricultural
societies. We all Know how difficult il i. for them
20 make both ends meet. They are always nXious
to make the hes; arrangement. to Accommodate
every clss "t e. E;r,butpfs, aud g. do this their
ground. have frequently To- be extended and their
building enlarged or renewed. These require a
cohsiictable expenditure of money. and the socic.
ties have but little other means than that taken
~ the gates for almittancc 10 the annual inir.
The yearly subscription il generally but one dol
lar and unless the number Of members il very
large. il brings only iriling aggregate into the
treasury. /; should be the desire of every farmer
10 promote the interests of these societies. fOr in
>" doing he adds 10 hi. own and he can de- 20 ia
more certain way than by giving them his cor.
dial support. lie should not only contribute 10
the display IN whatever he raises or produces.
Wheihcr in stock. grain vegetables or fruit. which
IL above average merit. but he should induce
others to do 80. And when the winding VI uf
the fair takes place aud the premiums are award
Ell. h. should return ~ fh~ soci,ly al. amount 70
cc'rsd IL Mis icay. lie should consider the honor
Of exhibiting the best animal or the best anything
else sufficient remuneration. We refer here to
those who are we'll TODD and can aford 10 act
thus handsomely. Sometime. the amoun, Of a
single premium will cover all expense. and this
should be received by those who canno; afford to
do more than give their time and services.
"Ihis suggestion il offered respcctiully and
kindly-in the event Of the abplIshncnt Of all
prci ium giving not being adopted. in our
juismcHi it should be; and IL Il .hail have ans
influence in adding 10 the scan, treasury Of any
one society. We halt be contcn; that il has not
been offered in vain
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-01

Tho Best Bread ut the Fair.--A vonera.
bic citizen of the county. whose letter We annex,
proposes that the prize pound of butter. for which
Si0 l. offered. shall have something worthy on
prize for the best loaf Of bread in the fair. OF
course his proposal has been promptly availed Of
by the management;
To CoA,nites ~ Pr,aiHAs.. Baiiinorc CoHn,y AZ
rirHiiHrai !Socisly.
As special premium Of $40 Is offered for the
best pound % butter AZ the coming show. I wish
% supplement the same by the offer sf like SUN
(Si0j Tor the best loaf of wheat bread. made by
any lady Of the State. Very respectfully.
LAKE RuLAND. Aug. eth. saw. SASps.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-01

HANn-MAbE Substituted pbipps. on Della
ware avenue. in rear Of Ady', hotel. Towsontown,
makes 10 measure al kinds &c lady's aud gents
shoes and boots. Correct style. and III guaran-
teed. Repairing promptly done.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

1nE MvtrAL Lire AID MArrRIti ASSOCIATION
Of Washington. u. e., Issues certificates VI ; 900
to mature AMI become payable in Ave years. Tho
cost will be abou, 500 to carry il during the time.
father may take certificate On himself. wife
and each one of his children aud at the expiration
If five years be will have secured for each 900.
For circulars, giving iuil particulars, address
EcKEgr & LEAsuE. State Agents. li3 " High
street, Baltimore, Md. Reliable agents wanted.
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Fair Items.-Thc secretary requests Us TO say
that all tickets have been sent by mail TO the
Stockholders. In case persons entitled TO them
have failed to receive them, application should be
made ut the business Office on the grounds.
All persons having business at the fair grounds
on Monday when officers. clerks, and all con
eerned will have their hands full. will find il very
much facilitated by preparing in advance and
taking with them lisi Of their proposed exhibits
Every premium offered. except some few special
ones. has number affixed 20 II In the premium
list. and by noting down these. much trouble may
be avoided. Hanks are provided for this purpose
and may be had at the Office.
The effort &c our county society 10 stimulate m
interest in dairy products seems likely to succeed
= We hear there are likely 20 be many compc,i
tors for the prizes for butter made by boys and
girls under IL, a. well A. for that for the best
pound In the show. Tha, l. right. gentlemen.
deal literally With the people aud you will find
liberal returns.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-01

! How Much Wheat Seed Per Acre.--An
intelligent writer On the subject of wheat scedins
] says: where wheat u not at all crowded, ia q
rich mellow soil. and the tllering is not iinpcdcd
the average number Of stems for each plant j.
about sixteen. Each one produces a head or ear,
containing On an average. under reasonably la
vOrabie conditions. hfty grains. Thus one grain
yields s00 grains. Al this rate the man who
SONS two bushels To the acre. would harvest 600
bushels per acre. else much Of tho seed l. lost.
The average yield Of the country. however. j. less
than fifteen bushels per acic. A bushcl Of wheat
contains, ordinarily. seven hundred and hfty
thousand grains two bushels. one million i've
hundred thousand grains. An oi land con
tains slightly above six million square inches
that each plant has tiur square inches from which
to derive susienance. Measure that on the ground
and see how small II Is. Can you expect the plant
TO make vigorous growth on four square inches!
Can yos expect Il 90 tillcr and produce sixteen
stems! Can YOU expect IL 90 mature sixteen full
heads? The result Of this crowding u plain
The plants can not gain nutriment when growing
20 densey. some must die that the Others may
live. The strong triumph and the weak succumb.
This struggle for life begins ~ soon the plants
appear above the ground. A. the plant, grow
larger, they require more room, and others must
give way. aud very few, fnny. attain fall growth.
All are c'amrci and starved. Tiilcrng i. i'm
pedcd many plants DO not ,ier at all. and those
that do tillcr impcficctly. The same Il true Il
caring. Full ear. can not he expected. An acre
ni wheat contains about eight hundred thou,and
heads. IL j. .aic To- say that ON account If tiller
Ing. thee produced by three hundred thous-
and plants. Consequently only one. fifth of the
grain snWn propucc mature plants thee plants
produce less than one.iiih of the proper number
Of stems by iillcrng AMI these produce imperfect
heads. This Is almost entirely caused by crowd
ing.
" Two quarts "f seed sown On an acre have pro-
duccd iny bushels Of wheat. Whore all the con-
ditions are favorable. the American farmer should
not SOW more than half bushel per acre. But
agricultural reforms are never sweeping there.
fore let the wheat grower try one bushcl per acre
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-01

DAu"Nb Stare SrrEH PHOSPHATE and Dia-
mond State Soluble Bone are probably the most
popular fertilizers manufactured for wheat. In
quality. mechanical and drilling condition, they
cannot be surpassed.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-01

John ord.--Judge Fuihey. of West
Chester, has decided that john frankfort, the
one cy ell horse thief should be sent g. Lancaster
10 serve his uncxpircd term. which is n matter Of
. dozen years or more. This action was not I'M
expected By the Lancaster county prison nuthori-
ties, who felt confident all along that, after the
outraged law had been vindicaied IN Chester
county, the culprit would be- handed over 10 Ian
caster county for safe .kecping--a responsibility
which our ncighbprs across the line are evidently
glad to be relieved from. Frankiurl was serving
out q term uf imprisonment for horse stealing
when he escaped from Lancaster. and the auihu.
rites uf Lancaster asked that Judgment might be
Suspended in the Chester county courts AMI the
prisoner sent back o. serve out his original SEN
tcnce. The Chester court. in its opinion. says:
elf We should now sentence the prisoner We
would in effect. nulliiy the action of the Lancas-
ter county court. This. county. n well u. u re-
gard 60 the interest # the Cum;nunWcalth fprbi..
We cannot at this time properly pass judgment
upon the prisoner for the ohcnses II which he
ha. just been convicted. inasmuch a. our sentence
must be o. u different prison from that TO which
his just sentence cunscns him, and We will. there.
fore, suspend judgment until the expiration Of his
term ct imrfis"nmcbt ia the prison oi Lancaster
COUNTY. The prisoner Va. brough, t. thi. city
on Thur.iay and lodged 10 the lancaster county
Jail "ae"si.,. Pd.. N'r Ern. irynI -.
IL will be remembered that Frankiofi j. the
zane fellow that escaped from Tow souioWn jail
on the nishi # December eth. Iss2 lie wa
aAaiiing trial a, the time Tor horse stealing and
rohbins the Catholic church ut Mt. Washington.
this county IL j. not likely that lie will ever Ice
brought to trial here. lie has - number Of long
sentence. TO serve. and It !. said that from the
long confinement be has already gone through.
that hi. health has become very delicate. ani
from all accounts IL l. not likely he will live very
long.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-01
Tho Trnmn Nuisance.

"ri lays Hartford county i. how ovcrtun with
tramu,. At almost any h"ar in the day here.
about .quais Of iramps may be seen wandering
aimles.ly about begging. frightening the women
and children. and otherwise annoying the people.
Where they come from or ahithcr they are going.
nobody seems {" know. one theory j. that many
Il them engaged with the canncrs fu- the purpose
Of getting u free ride into the country. Tuesday
night last one Of them attacked a colorcd woman
near broadway. liciair. The rascals are - nun
erous aud impuient that ladies can no longer walk
or ride, unprotected With saf,ty. There !. noih'
ins the tramp 80 much fears ~ work. and il the
auth"riiie' as frequently urged in these columns.
would establish work houses. and the people were
dlligcn; in forcing the lazy rascals into them the
nuisance would be promptly abatei.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-01
STRAY CATTLE.

Strayei away from my premises. about 49,
two weeks ago. FIVE SMALL HELPERS. A
liberal reward will be paid for their return. for
information that win lead 10 their recovery.
JOHN HENKEL,
Two miles south Of Sweet Air.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-01

Law Firm.-Messrs. 5. Webster Bradford and
W. ". Preston. Of Belair. have formed a eo-part-
nership for the practice Sf laW. business intrust-
- - q. 4.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-01
First District.

AT ADAM DIETRIcH's. cARRoLLToN.
Tas'day a"d h''dn'sday. .Ssp'eB,ber ia md 5fh
AT GEO. DIETRIcH's. NEwBERG HALL,
CATONsvILLE,
ThHrsday. SspfeHJsr 6h
AT WILLIAM McCAULEY'S COOPER SHOP,
ELLICOTT CITY,
Friday aud Saturday. Sepfep,Lsr IA aHd sh.
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Fourth District.
AT WILLIAM l.. SHRIvER'S STORE,
RFIsTFRSTOWN
fiflh District.

NEINT ENNTOWN,
Ta'''ias. W.in'.d"y. Thn,.'ioy. Fridny and sat
Hrfoy. N,y'snsJsr ~. sri. 6fh, IA md sh.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-01

To'r..s',,-a Pr,.iy'.rirH fi"J,i.-P Preaching
tomorrow afternoon. at g! O'Clock. by Rev. Mr..
Martin.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-01

~. J,ta'. w. T.. Church. .r,W..-Prcach.
ins SUNDAY, at II a. N. anl 80 r. by the pas.
tor. Rev WIN. pa'lhm Morgan. Prayer meeting
Welnc.i1y evening. ~ $50 o'clock.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-01

~. J,iH'. r. Z. Ciurri. Kiny.riR..-S
every sunday morning. a; iu.lj o'clock. by Rev.
\. J. Barrow. rector.
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Trinity Church. Lppy Gr'cn. Services by Rev.
\. J. Barrow, rector. every sunday afternoon, at
o'clock Z. VI.
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GRIFFITH & TURNER,
-pEALEBS IN
Agricultural Implements, Fer
tilizers and Seeds,
81 and 20 North Faca Street,
OLIVER CHILLED FLOWS
Run lighter, more ca,ily adjusted. ani dc he,-
ter work than any other pl"w.
rERTILIzERs -erlrn.h 4 rnrn.-.- M

imal Bone Phosphate; high grade Phosphate
complete fertilizer, AWAY. give. good rc.uiis.-
Griffith Turner Alkaline Plant Food lrcpar.
ed with special adaptation {" the growth ii Corn.
PoiR;uCs. Tobacco and Vegetable. requiring fer.
,'lifcr rich in potash. Griffith Turner Pure
Raw Bone. Baker. bi..plvei Bone. Shnsiud's
DissoiSci Bone. Turner, Excelsior nul rhos
phate. Holloway Excelsior and Phosphate
Listers AMI whi,closk's rhr-PLa,cs. Peruvian
and Orchilla Guanos. Plaster. &c.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-01

Jurors Excused and Others Drawn in
their Places.-The following jurors have been
excused from serving at the September term Of
Court, which convenes on 10th instant: Thomas
Briggs, Lysander Mccullough. John $ Longneck.
er. G. Howard Shipley, and the following have
been drawn 20 dllthe vacancies Alexander Bone,
Stephen b. Miller, George s. Clark aud William
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Grain Fertilizer and seed Drills.

The llacerst"wn Drill. with New Force Feed
Secicr. The Farmer FFicni Drill. with Gone
Gear 70 regulate quantity. Tho Monarch Drill
with Force Feed Fertilizer Attachment: sows We,
or Try fertilizers. and seed either back ~ from, %
Hoes.
TlIRESliEES. CLEANERS. STEAM ENGINES.
Hay Prcs,cs. Cider Mill. Cucumber Pump.. Mos.
lcy's Cabinet Ctcamrr.. S;ul,larl Churns Davis
swing Churns. Butter Worker. Fountain Pump.
Cucumber Pumps. Patent Galvanized steel Fence
Wire. cheap. durable and easily put up.
.s- Repairing done With Dispatch.
..is-Scnl Tor circulars June a.'ssy.
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Personal
MIR. Vim. :. kecch and wife returned from
Nantuckc, on Monday.
-AleNandcr u. Robertson. attorney at law.
baltimore. with his family. are boarding at Luth.
cryillc this county.
Harry T.. Mann. Esq. we'll known lawyer
Il Baltimore, was in Towsontown Thursday. and
called at TnT rNioN Office.
Miss Hattie CheW. of EPSON. near this town,
returned from Philadelphia few days age, where
she had been visiting relatives.
Mr.. benjamin chew, Of Germantown, Ia,
formerly n resident e this county. was visiting
the Chew family. at EPSON. near Towsontown,
this week
MIR. Charles +. fcndall. after an absence of
,w" weeks in Hartford county, has returned. Mr..
fenihll has many fricnds that are anxious 10
assis, him In his political aspirations.
-'icorgc McCafrcy. Esq :. of baltimore, who,
with his family. had been spending a few weeks
very pleasantly at the Smelly House, returned to
the city on Thur.day. There I. general regret
that the genial Judge has taken his departure.
1t l. said tina, Miss Iebceca Williams, daush.
ter IL Hon. GEORGE Hawkins Williams. will
shortly marry Mr. II. A. Herbert. wealthy gen.
tieman, formerly member % the English Par.
lament and the owner &c vast estate. in ireland
Mics Williams l. worth about S3uO,O00 In her
own right.
We had very pleasant call on Thursday
from Mr.. .. J. Smith. Of baltimore. representing
the cx,cnsivc publishing house of Mcssrs. T.. H.
Butler Co.. of Philadelphia. Mr.. Smith pre-
sented u with set of But;cr's series Of readers
They really works Of art, the Illustrations be-
ing beautiful. printed excellent paper, and the
typography Is iaultless.
a Successful Baltimore Countian.--Un-
der date Of August 29th, the Washington CORES.
pandcnt Of the baltimore .NaH says: "Mr. Owing.
ton T.. Weller, 81 dranitc. Baltimore county. Nd,
was to-day appointed a clerk Of the $1,000 grade
In the Postoiice Department Some time ago the
General drew requsiton upon the
cvi service commi sion for clerk II the above
grade. -Four names were submitted TO the Post
master. General, Mr.. wclier's being among the
number. In a competitive examination recently
held. Mr.. Weller made an excellent showing, and
he has the honor Of being the fret civil. service
appointec In the Postoaiec Department"
Mr.. Weller IL n sou of Mr.. William r. Weller,
a Unknown business man 81 Granite. Ills
early education vas obtained In the public schools
Of this county aud afterwards he was appointed a
cadet AZ the Naval Academy, Annapolis, but
owing to an unfortunate trouble with his eyes
n. Ma nhli goi q. rsaisna- hafora Eradnatins-
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ruitcrs FOR Hay. straw & Fodder.


The DOCTOR BAILEY CUTTER combine.
new feature. the knife acting On the feed =, to
economile power. It. simplicity render. it easy
10 manage and make. It durable. The cut is
changed To ten different length. With facility
The feed can be stopped instantly At will. and it,
capacity is far greater than any other machine
using the SHINE pawrr
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-01

An Honest Boy.-we have heard Of a boy
having thrown up his situation because he was
ordered By the lady of the house TO tell certain
visitors she vas "not al home" when, In fact. she
was at home. Instead Of laughing at the boy
housekeeperr eau learn n lesson from his honesty.
Think Of the lady Of the house trying TO teach
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-01

Ta,r.oHf,.rH a. T.. Preaching sunday,
a; II a. and a, 500 =. IN. by the pastor. Rev.
". T. u. Clemm. Prayer aud prai.c meeting un
"Wednesday evenings. and cls.. meetings GA Mon.
day evening", a; sue o'clock.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-01

An Old Citizen.-Mr.'G,or gc ". Burk. Of
Uppcrco, this county. was In ToWsohtown a few
days ago and visited THE uSioN Office 90 renew
his subscription to the paper. lie IL 81 years Of
age. and has lived In the vicinity of uppcreo al
bis life. lie has eight children living, four sons
and four daughters. Rev. Harrison burk, Of the
Lutheran church, Il a son. Mr.. Burk followed
the trade Uf carpenter for many years, but he noW
owns fine farm. containing 200 acres. lie Il q
self made man. having TO rely entirely on HE own
abilities for bis success in life. We hope he may
yet live many years to enjoy the fruits Of his
labor.
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From Alberton.-Mr. Edward Wake, Of this
village. will he our school teacher the coming
session, Mr.. &. J. Mechan. our former teacher,
having moved with hs family 10 woodberfy.
Weekly musical and literary entertainments
will begin in hall the Grst week In September.
under the management Of the library association.
a A Z
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-01

AT JOSEPH lIELLMAN'>. IT. DENNIS.
THe'iay aud W'iHs.'iny. >'Pfs'Ler ih and Sra !:
AT MRS. REITZ'S. WASHINGTON ROAD,
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Miscellaneous.
NOTICE Of REGENERATION
IN IN
Baltimore County, for the Year
1883.
5 PTENBER SITTING.

Notice IL hereby given. pursuant to law, by the
undersigned. Officers Of Repatriation for the differ
ent Election Districts of Baltimore county, that
they will hold the SEPTEMBER SITTING FOR
THE YEAR IsS3, for the purpose Of ascertaining
aud registering all persons qualified TO vote in
their respective districts. at the following places
and times. from O'CLOCK A. NJ. To O'Clock
=. NJ, each day a follows;
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Advertise VIVA. you Have for saio.-An

Advertise What you Have for Salo.-An
exchange has the following very pertinent state.
ment With reference 10 very common oversight
among the residents Of the rural districts: As a
rule farmers do not advertise what they have 10
sell nearly much would be o. their advantage.
II one has a farm, u COW. n horse. hogs. sheep or
any other property 10 sell. he may perhaps inform
his near ncighbors uf the fact, aud tell them, IL
they hear Of any one wanting whatever he has TO
sell, to "send them along" This may Or may
not secure them y customer. while an advertise
ment In n newspaper at small cost. would inform
Thousands of readers of the fact that they had
something Co sell. many Of whom are equally dr.i-
rOus Of purchasing.
Republican Nominations In Hartford
County.-Thc Republican county convention.
OF Hartford county. met in Ileair on Tuesday, and
nominated the following ticket;
Far SkviF.-Edward Hall.
I'sr Lsyisiafsrs.-W. Scott whiteford, s. A.
Williams, John X. kirksood. WIN. Il. Baker.
For State. Anoraeg.-S. Webster bradford.
Far CoHHiy CoH'mis.iaHsrs.-R. J. Gilbert WIN.
u. Chesney, Jas. Lee, Joshua McComAs, Joshua
{. Smith.
.i#dyss Of Orphans casri.--D. Hopes, J. d.
Scarborough. Geo. W. kcnly.
Co~Hiy SHrrsssr.-Franeis Lowe.
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Orem's Cinr,i. u.ar N'.mmsrs Eun.-An ALL
day meeting will be held a, this church. tu.mor-
row. sept. ~. The Rev. Luther I. Waterman. OF
Baltimore. will preach in the morning AMI after
noon. Public cordially invited.
Raw. " Nr>oN CAsr, Pastor.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-01

Hotel Arrivals. following were among
the arrivals nj tho Smedley llouse during the
past week ,. T. Ryan. New York :. ". GTif-
9TH. .. J. Smith. u. Noble. J. e. Durborow, BAL
tiinore ". A. CLARK. Phila. u. =. GroH, owing
Mills. Nd. u. Z. JoBes. and \. J. Scott. Pa. J.
J. Alexander, Belair; Albert J. Bayless. New
York city Jos. and ". H. Emmar, and Will.
Recvcr. Baltimore county Enos Smedley, West
Chester, Pa.
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LOCAL ITEMS.
ReliElous Notlces.

Triaifg =. =. Church, Preaching
Sunday by tho rector. Rev. ". II. II. Powers. at
( a. ~. aud :! p. IN. Also Wednesday night SER
vices at - o'clock.
There will be preaching a, Lu,hcrvillc. by Rev.
W. II. II. Powers, in the Public Hall, every sun
day afternoon, at - o'clock.
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From tho I'd District.-Thc Conservative
Democrat. of this district. heartily disgu.tel with
lhs insoent dctaton 81 the bosses. anil dcterinin.
ell 10 assert their independence and rights. have
called a meeting nj shirley = Hotel Iiarisonv lille,
at p. tn. September Sth. for the purpose of nom.
mating elsaH tickle, 10 be voted for at the Dcln.
oeratic primaries.
The bosses fixed up their ticket on August 22l,
according 20 their custom in thi district. without
giving the rank and hlc ofths party avoicc in the
matter. but the people have determined 10 manage
their own affairs and compel the bosses to take n
back seat.
Never have We known of such general dissatis.
faction in the Democratic party n now exists
On every hand we hear men of standing cay they
will no longer submit 10 tho rule of the ring
Should the ticket put up on the ?2d. succeed Mt
the primary. you can register your correspondent:
and many others, Cor the Republican ticket in
November. BRYcE.