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The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-16
REPUBLICAN PROSPECTS IN OHIO.

There now seems no doubt whatever that the
Republican party in Ohio will be triumphant, not
only at tho Gubernatorial election this fall, but
also at the great National eOntss, In 1854. Ohio,
II must be conceded, will become Of paramount
moment touching these problems. On her vote,
as well In 1883 as In 1884, may rest the prccarous
turning point Of politics In our country for many
years to come. In view Of such probabilities our
Republican friends 10 the Buckeye" Common
wealth have shown a most eommendablo determi-
nation 10 harmonize and unite In solid column In
order TO insure success. Looking toward this end
at their State convention. held last week in COum-
bus, they nominated as candidate for Governor
Judge Joseph b. Foraker, Of Cincinnati, than
whom there Is no more accomplished and esteemed
gentleman In the state-one entirely acceptable
and fitted in every way for the high Office for
which he has been unanimously nominated. lie
is In the prime Of life vigorous. energetic. in,elii
gent, patriotic, with great popularity. lie may
indeed be said 10 have all friends and enemies.
lie Is one around whom the entire party can rally
to man, and for whom every faction can freely
indeed II must be In all the States to insure sue
cess.
Il is gratifying to see that the Republicans Of
Ohio are sound and conservative upon all great
questions agitating our country. The speeches
made by Senator sherman, who presided at the
State convention, are full of sound sense and very
encouraging to the entire Republican party Of our
country in view Of future events. lie was himself
prominent for the Gubernatorial nomination, bu.
l. IA
ted aud supported the nomination Of Judge For
akcr.
Senator Sherman was the author Of the platform,
which Is emphatic In declaring fof "a tariff system
which will provide n revenue for the Government
and at tho same time will protect American pro-
ducers and American labor" whilst Il opposes the
Democrats doctrine Of "a tarif for revenue only,
because "such a doctrine would Of necessity CON-
pei American workmen to accept the unremuner-
ative wages which are paid foreign rivals" The
platform also demands the restoration of the wool
tariff Of 1857. and indorses the taxation Of the
liquor traffic provided for by the Scott Law. The
administration Of President Arthur Is Endorsed, as
we'll as Civil Service reform, and the abolition Of
prison contract labor is advocated.
Going before the people with 80 popular and
able leader as Judge Foraker, advocating as
himself and party do such just, liberal and APP
proved principals, local, State and National, We
entertain no doubt whatever that Ohio will again
give another Of her magnificent Republican ma
jorties at the coming State election, which must
impart its encouraging effects to the other States
Of the Union in view Of the great Presidential con-
test in 1881.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-16

EsS-fOur million letters reached the Dead Let
ter Office in the past year, and Of these 10000
not even addressed. There is no question abOu,
the gross eareessness Of mailing letters TO nobody
nowhere. There was scarcely more care taken
with the mailing OF the 10000 letters which
brought In 100000. The postal authorities re-
quire so much care in handling ofle,,ers and take
90 much trouble to deliver them where they ought
to be delivered that letter with fair start very
rarely goes wrong. The frst thing is to address
your letter. tho second to address Il correctly and
plainly. Nothing ought to be taken for granted.
Il Is better to write States counties and towns in
full,
The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-16

ce- Postmaster General Gresham has ordered
that whenever any letter prepaid a, less than full
postage, or any parcel or third or fourth-eiass
matter no, fully prepaid. is deposited at post
Office, IL shall be the duty Of the postmaster TO
containing a notice Of the detention and request
to reini, the proper amour. Of postage to entitie
the letter or parcel to be forwarded. This prOvi-
sion applies only to matter which does not bear
the card or address Of the sender. Such card mat
ter should be returned Immediately to the party
mailing IL. This order will take effect July J., 1885,
The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-16

c0-li Is q relief to know that the remains Of
John Howard Payne are at last laid at rest in Oak
Hill Cemetery. For years almOs, every body who
went to Tunis, and many Of those who did not,
had much to say about tho shame Of leaving his
bones there. At length the transfer Of them to
the poets native land was undertaken, and there
upon followed prOtrae,ed series Of ceremonies q,
various points. Now his dust seems to be in Il,
FINAL resting place, and there will be cessation Of
the refrain on the subjec, which ha. been going
on since his death in 1889.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-16

Jcc-It Is gratifying to read Of there being less
intemperanee nearly everywhere now than ever
before. London used to be noticed for her drunk
snness. correspondent now writes: ~. isesti-
mated that at no previous time have there been so
many teetO,al divines in London. The recent
rapid strides Of temperance movements are felt In
various forms. hear. for instance, that at the
cafes and dining rooms the managers have re.
marked that there has been less alcoholic drink
asked for during the Prssen, month than In former
years at the same period"
The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-16

Ee-E Elizabeth City, New Jersey. Is so burden
ed by deb, that many Of her citizens are eontcn-
plating seriously moving away. The Singer
Sewing Machine Company, one Of its hea,ies,
creditors, employing I,?eO men, Is in quite q
strait. To leave would be 10 seriously cripple the
city stll further, and to stay would run the risk
Of being taxed to death. The population Of the
city Is about :7,oOo, largely made up Of New
York business men. Tho people say that the
municipality Is bankrupt, and must be released
from part Of It's obligations, so per cent. or 80
or the town will have TO be abandoned.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-16

eD-TwO years ago the harmonious Democracy
held an early lOve-feast, and in rosy Juae nomi-
mated their State ticket with the greatest una
nimity, at Masonic Temple, Baltimore, Marshal
Gray aud Mr.. Hodges being distinguished par
iieips,ors In the aifee,iOnate proceedings. This
year, the cold weather affecting the harvest pros
poets 90 seriously, the mul,farous factions Of the
party, TO seal the karmonious elements mest her.
ms,iesiiy, have pct of the nomination Of the
State ticket ti the season for ripe apples arrives
We would like to know for which wing. VIII u
bsths apples Of sodoml Gov. Hamilton's reform
elder. press IL very dry.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-16
A SNUG FARM
\ AR PRIVATE SALE.

The undersigned offers u; private sale his farm,
situated in The i2th district Of Baltimore county,
near the Bclair road. . miles from Balti- .5T-
81: more. II contains - ACRES or ~. ~.
~. LAND. half ia cultivation, balance in -
wUod. The cleared land IL in fine condition. hay-
ing been used for market gardening. The itn.
proyements are a large FRAME HOUSE, good a,
new: large stone barn, with other ou,buildings
Plcnty of water and fruit Of every description in
abundance; fencing good. Satisfactory reason
given for desiring 90 sell. Terms easy. Apply
to AUGUST DUMER. q miles on Beiair road
ot on the premises. CHRISTOF DUMER.
June Ste
The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-16

M1-If ws believe what ne read In some Demo-
cratic newspapers the Dsmossa,ie lion and the
lamb have laid down togsthsr and eli Ia be-
tween thsm. Bat there are . good many very
isvsl.headed Democrats who believe tha, present.
iy these two animals will bs engaged In serious
combat, and whilst the lion may not dsTOur the
lamb. the lamb will prove very refractory and
may eauss the party Of unbOundsd harmony much
trouble. Just now there Is any quantity Of "har-
nony" In the DsmOsratic party In Baltimore eoun-
ay--sO much %, In fss,, that the outlook is very
sneouraging-to Republicans.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-16

es-The Baltimore Day. with that eommenda-
bic spir, Of enterprise for getting all the news,
which has characterized II since its cvenin; ad.
vent, has made some raey reading for the public
in its interviews with prominen, men Of beth po-
litiesi parties. II says Mr.. IIoI,on would be the
most vulnerable man for the Democrats that the
Republican party could nominate for Governor.
Does II mean to say that the ''dmmies" would
draw on hi. barrel of money II tha; be what I,
means VIC will venture the opinion tina, the Hon.
Hart u. II. s not free trader when the barrel ej
noacy is talked about but stalwart protcctionist
The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-16
An EXTRAORDINARY OFFER!
To All Wanting Employment.

We want Live. Energetic and Capable Agents
ia every county in the United States and Canada
20 sell patented article of great merit, u. nsr.
IL. An article having 4 large sale. paying over
loo per cent. profit. having no competition, aud
on which the agent Is protected in the exclusive
sale by deed given for each and every county he
may secure from US. With all these advantages
TO agents. and the fact that Il Is article that
can be sold To every house owner, IL might not be
necessary to make an "Erir1ordiaarg Ofsr" TO
secure good agents at onse. but VIC have concluded
20 make u to show. not only oar confidence In the
merits of our invention. but in its salabiliiy by
any agent that will handle IL with energy. Our
agents now nj work making from 81 30 o. 5000
month clear, and this fact makes II safe for us 10
make our offer I" all who are out 81 employment
Any agent that will give our business Il thirty
days trial and fail % clear at least $l0o In this
time. abnrc "N ,rpsHses. eau return all goods un.
sold To- us nnl we will refund the money paid for
them. Any agent or general agent Who would
like ten or m"tc counties and work them through
sub-ngents tor Ninety days. ard fail 10 clear at
least $3.50 "bor, al saas', can return all unsOll
and get their money back. No other employer Of
agents ever dared to make such oiiers. nor would
We IL We did not know that We have agents now
making more than double the amounts We ,uaran.
teed. AMI that but two sales 'lay would give
profit of over Sl2j month. and that one of our
agents took eighteen orders in one dav. Our large
descriptive circulars explain our offer fully. AMI
these VIC wish 90 send 20 every one out of employ
ment who will send US three onc.cent stamps for
postage. Send at once and securc the agency in
time for the boom. nnl go to work on the terms
named in our extraordinary offer. We would like
60 have the address Of all agents, sewing machine
solicitors and carpenters in the country. and ask
any reader Of this paper who reads this offer to
send us NJ once the name aud address of all sGch
they know. Address at once. n this advertise
ment will not appear again. anil you will lose the
best chance ever offered 90 those out of employ
ment 90 make money.
RENNER MANUFACTuRING CO.
llG Smi,hGeli Street. Pittsburgh. IA.
June l6.-lt7
The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-16

JEa-JaeOb Bsrksr, q German living In cinein-
natl, has been unwsll for years, and although he
consulted number Of pbySicisns they failed to
help him. Recently heconsnlted DIR. John BTaek-
man, vhO forming 4 new theory, gare him pow
srrui etnstic. iis threw up spsks eighteen iashss
long, one large and Eve small iilaIds, asd sac
containing number Of eggs. lie drank from =
wayside pool In Germany, some years sEO. and Il
is thought his trouble came from there.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-16

cs-Col. Muckle, chief general financial man
asor Of Mr.. George W. childs affairs, says the
Philadelphia ledger In making iu own paper,
vas paying four hundred thousand doliars . year
ooo-in other words spending $4,000 per annum
for the luxury Of . mill. The Ledger mill is To-
Gated in Cecil county. SIR. childs is at loss to
know what the poor people who have been work
ing for him these many years at this mill would
do should Il be stopped.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-16

cfs- The Commissioners Of Howard and Mont
gOmery counties, are building bridge over the
Big Patuxant. The location Of the bridge is in
the sixth district Of Howard, at place known as
"IIell Corner, where the Progress, Of that county,
says "thsn rear smart politicians and big snakes,
some Of which are Of the most willy species. Sen
a,or German Is from the sixth-nO disparagemen,
% the snakes however"
The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-16

ro-A man In New York, who has kept an ae-
count Of the weather. claims that II invariably
pssts itself, and gives the following the result
Of his ObsesVs,iOns; All years ending IN Q, 0 or
are extremely dryi those ending In 2, ,, I, 5 or
Q are extremely Wstj those ending In 7 or are
ordinarily balanced; those ending In hass sx-
trsmsly cold win.srsi those ending IN ? have an
early spring those sadingin have late spring.
those ending In and are subject TO great foods,
The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-16
nn- Woman ,niIrnss ha. recsired a SET. hack

eo-wOman suffrage has received a ss,-back in
Michigan. The State convention Of the women's
Christian Temperance Union, In session at Adrian
recently, rejected proposition to foist the doc.
trine Of woman suffrage upon the association
There are many very earnest Christian women,
whose hearts are enlisted in the cause Of moral
and social reform, who DO not believe that the
privilege Of the ballot would add TO woman power
af ns.f,,lu.ss
The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-16
Without Limit

DIR. Thos. G. Pugh. Of Baltimore, Nd, business
men. officials Of corporations, attorneys aud State
officers, testify unqualihediy 90 the magical efea-
ey Of DR.. worthibgton's Cholera aud DiaTrhoea
Medicine as the best, suFest and cheapest cure In
use for all complaints Of the stomach and bowels.
None genuine without the name Of The Charles A.
vogeler Company blown In the bottle and their
ac.simile signature on each wrapper. Price 25
and so cents q bottle.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-16
FOR SALE.

60 \ TRACT OF II3 ACRES IN BAL. scsFs
Id TiMORE COUNTY,
Adioning the property of John Bacon. Esq.. about
y miles from Monkton aud the same distance from
Hereford. About 5O Acres are covered with tim
her Of mixed varieties aud mature srowth--the
value Of the being equal to that Of the entire
tract--and the balance il partially enclosed and
readily put under cultivation. II IL improved by
TENANT HOUSE. IL By Is feet, with garden
adjoining. and is located near a enc spring. Terms
cash. For information apply 20 .. EGE.
Mechaniesburg, Cumberland county, Pa.
Nav ln.-am
The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-16

Go-AmOng our Democratic friends In this
eOuniy--at lssst those Of them who are candidates
politics are beginning to warm mp In very de-
cided manner. II what We hear be true, eombina-
tIoas are being formed and the bali 10 rolling,
even at this early date. In . very lively style.
Nothing startling has yet developed, but We prom
i'e 10 keep our readers posted on matters and
things az they tuvn On.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-16

To rnE PEorLE or BALTIMORE Couxrr.-we in.
vito attention 10 our new line Of Autumn and Win.
ter Boots and Shoes. which We ave Offering at un-
usually attractive prices. Geptiemen's fine calf
hand. sewed button boots for S3.iS: Ladies' hand
sewed button boots for $500; Ladies', Misses and
Children's fine custom shoes speciality. Il will
pay you 10 give US = call. GrSnr. BETswoRrn A
Co., Opera House Shoe Store. 81 n. Eutaw Street,
Baltimore, Nd.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-16

es-A 81. Mary's county paper wants Hon.
WIN. NJ. Msrriek, Of Howard county, nominated
for Attorney. General, by the Democratic State
eenvsntion. The Westminster AdrOcats don't
seem TO take very kindly 70 the proposition, and
moves that the action on Mr.. Merriek's nomina-
lion be Indanitely postnoned.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-16

rs-It is said the Western Maryland Railroad
has fair prospects Of a through Western eOnnee-
tion, as the great Vanderbilt route through the
Cumberland Valley, from Harrisburg to shippsns-
burg. will from the latter place start westward
through the mountains to Pi,tSburg. Work will
shortly be commenced on this new route and will
be pushed with great energy.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-16
BUSINESS LOCALS.

HALLocK's NEw SEEp SroRE.-The new Agri.
cultural Implement and Seed House Of r. D. Hal.
lock Is located at 81 n. Green street, second door
north of Lexington Market, baltimore. Roland
Chilled Plows. the Young America Corn and Cob
Mil, csrn Shelters, Hay and Fodder Cutters and
Agrialturai Implements Of all kinds. Agent fol
the Champion Grain Drill. Goes Original AN.
menisfed Bone Phosphate.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-16
Special Notices.
IN rRENcm

Persons will derive much profit by attending
this course Of French Conversations at Towson,
Mon lay, Wednesday and Friday mornings; at Wa
verify, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings;
at catonsvillc, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
afternoons. and on Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day afternoons at the Professors school, 75 Frank
lin ST.. Baltimore. For further particulars and
terms address Immediately Is Franklin ST., BALTIC.
June g.-3t
The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-16

Efforts are being put forth to start news
paper at Shrewsbury, York county, Psnnsyivania
Over $1,000 has already been subscribed. Th'
Impression prevails pretty generally that Yorl
county is quite we'll enough supplied with nsw''
papers, and ths, the venture will furnish an ex
Gallant acheme for . sinking fund.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-16

es-Mr. George O. Presbury, Of Baltimore,
died at Long Branch. n. J., on Friday last, Of
Psraiysis, in the roth year Of his age. lIO had
been proprietor Of . hotel In WasbiHgtOn, the
Gerard House in Philadelphia, and the West End
Hotel, Long Branch. lie len wife but no chill
dren.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-16

Jse-It having been stated that Mr.. Blair. editor
sad proprietor Of the waynssbOro, Pa. Record,
vas the father Of eighteen children, the editor In
his paper, denies ths statement, but eonfssses 10
G(sssn, the youngest being about two months old.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-16
DROPOSAL.S.

Proposals will be received until
ThHrsday, JHe 2lsi. 1855,
At - o'clock NJ,
For the opening grading and construction Of
FULTON AVENUE, from the north boundary
lire Of Baltimore city TO the eastcrnmost aide OF
Druid Hill Avenue. in baltimore county. The
grading to be done by the cubic yard and arched
cuvert masonry by the lneal foot.
Proposals to be addressed 10 the undcrsgned
(endOrscd for Fulton Avcnuel and delivered at the
Office Of SfIIPLEY & CARMAN, No n Morse
Building, so West fayctte Street, Baltimore.
A Plat and Profile Of the Avenue and Spccif-
cations can be seen and such other information a.
may be desired can be obtained by applying 10 the
Examiner. GEO. n. cARMAN, Examiner,
May l?.--5t No. II Morse Building.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-16

wILeON.-On June llth, Graee. agsd 2 years
and months. daughter Of u. Clay and Laura
v. wilson.
wALsH.-0n the 18th Inst. David Walsh, aged
s. years, native Of the county Ccrk, ireland.
McGtPFIN.-0n Wednesday afternoon, June 6,
lGsa, Lillian May, aged SIX weeks, only and
beloved child Of Vim. aud Nellie a. MoGuiin,
and grand daughter Of James McGufhn, keeper
ofNo. I tell gate, Hartford road.
There ls no union here Of hearts,
That finds not here an end,
The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-16

e8-The Baltimore Day opposes with oonsid.
srsble vigOr. the efforts Of some Of the Temperance
people 10 nnd out the number Of dsmIjOh which
90 TO local option counties. snd to whom they are
addressed. The psy calls Il eongeaiai Oesupa-
ton.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-16

e1-Ths authority of Mr.. George W. Boyd, ~
assistant general passenger agent Of the PsnnsyL
vania Railroad Company has been sxtsndsd over
the eompany's iisss south of washington, and
also over the Northsrn csntral line. ME. Boyd's
headquarters are In Philadslphis.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-16

John l. Yellott and NJ. W. onu.t, Attorney

John I. Yellott and NJ. w. orutt, Attorneys
TRUsTEEs' SALE SAL.
A VERY VALUABLE FARM, IN THE 9Th
&C ELECTION DISTRICT OF BAL "a,
FL TIMoRE COUNTY. -
by virtue Of an order passed by the Circuit
Court for Baltimore county, in the matter of the
application Of Miles Davis for discharge as m in
solvent debtor, the undcrsigned, Trustees in the
said proceedings, will sell at public sale, on the
premises. on
Saturday, IGh day Of .Jane. Iss3.
az , o'clock =. ~,
ALL THAT VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
AND IMPROVEMENTS, UPON WHICH
THE SAID MILES DAVIS NOW RE-
SIDES, AND CONSISTING OF
SINTN-FINE AND ONE-HALP ACRES Op
LAND, MORE OR LESS.
The property is situate In the 9th Election dis.
tTct Of Baltimore county, about three miles from
Frecland's Station, on tho Northern Central Rail-
road, and about one.quarter Of a mile from the
village Of Middletown. on the public road leading
from Middletown TO Stihier's Store. II adjoins
the lands Of Abraham ooligrath, John UIuber and
others. The property l. improved by n
LARGE DWELLING House. BANK BARN,
CORN HOUSE. AND ALL NEcRS-
SARY oUTBUILDINGs,
In good repair. II also has upon Il an abundance
Of fruit, good spring. and Is convenenttO schools,
churches, poSofiee, store &c, and Is In every way
very desirable property.
ALSO,
ONE OTHER LOT OF GROUND, CONSISTING
OF SIXTEEN AND THREE.QUARTER
ACRES OF LAND. MORE OR LESS,
lying contiguous 90 or adjoining the above de.
scribed property. and Is particularly described IN
a deed from Jefferson Bolingcr and wife 10 Miles
Davis. dated March 9Th, 1875. and recorded in
Liber J. b., No. l02. folio $, &c.. Land Records
Of Baltimore county.
WILL ALSO BE ADDED TO THE ABOVE
SALE THE Personal EFFECTS OF
THE SAID MILES DAVIS.
Consisting Of Carriage. -
Wagon, CultivatoEs, Plows, IIar- Sf&|f
rows, IIarneI, and other articles. - ts1Sk3
TERMS OF SALE:
AS To THE'R 'RgAL EsrATg-O One.third cash, one
third In six months, and the balance In twelve
mouths, or all cash. at purchasers option.
As To Tng PERSONAL PEoPERrY-CASH.
zs,-A deposit o: S2O0 will be required on the
day Of sale. JOHN I. YELLOTT.
MILTON W. OFFUTT,
Insolycnt Trustees.
WM. DAVIS. Auctionccr. May-26. Il.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-16

s. cLEAvELASp, Of tho firm Of L. u. Cieave.
land, 155 Gay st., having sold out, would be pleas
cd 10 see his old friends and customers at the store
of NJ. Lieblich a Co., lis Lexington street, near
large and choice selection Of goods, and offer best
Inducements.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-16

eS-The ell.knOwn firm Of DObier, Nudge 4
Chapman. extensive paper dealers Of Baltimore,
has been awarded contract by the POs,ofiec
Department at Washington Of furnishing the de-
partner, with wrapping paper during the mex,
hseal year.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-16

Hanson Dorsey. cOlOred. Of westminster,
convicted Of arson by having set FIRE to a build
Ing. resulting in the great eonaagra.ion in tha,
town on the 9th Of April, has been sentenced to
twenty years In the psni,entiary.