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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-07-07
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

/ Mrs. Grant, tho mother u Gcncral Grant,
left an estate worth about $4,000.
Theodore Thomas will begin Ia Chicago, on
the 9th, series Of concerts 10 last month.
| a 81. Louis girls foot was sprainsd by a
! tight shoe, aud resultant blood poisoning killed
| her.
--Ex-Govcrnor Brown, Of Georgia, Is to be paid
$4,000 year AZ PRECEDENT Of the Florida ship
canal.
Orange Judd, the New York publisher, who
was reported 10 be dying, IL as hale rs he ever
was. The illness Of relative Of the same name
led % the error.
Western journals speak Of the lowlands Of
the Mississippi and Missouri valleys as likely 10
be converted into semblanee Of Holland, with
great dikss protesting the fai'ss f'Vs- aSVas.
A bad opinion Of Chicago IL held by the Rev.
I DIR. Hatfield, who breaches there. $50 shameful"
he says s the state of affairs that outside Of the
city Il Is regarded almost as reproach TO be q
citiIen."
"A Compulsory Education Bill was passed BY
the Illinois Legislature and has been signed by
the Governor. IL provides that every child In
the State between the ages Of aud 1 years shall
attend school not lees than ~ weeks in each year.
brown il 4 Boston man who 10 known to have
/ spent nineteen years in studying the problem Of
perpetual motion and the public has his word
for u that he has made successful machine, which
he refuses TO show, but in which be Is willing to
sell shares.
--Boston fashionable women held of from con-
tribu,ing the work Of their hands for charitable
fair. lcst they might be thought pledged to some
Interior cause, like woman's suffrage and this
prejudice was only removed by the assurances Of
the newspapers.
The new high license laws in the West differ
widely. In Illinois all licenses hereafter for the
sale Of spirits and wines are 20 be granted upon
the payment Of $500 a year, and for beer at $50.
The Nebraska Law puts the fee In eities Of a GER
tain grade at $1,000, aud at $500 for all other
places. The law Of Iowa permits towns TO tx the
amount, and there Is no uniform rule on the sub
Ject. In some places Il IL as low a. SIS, and In
others as high as 81 zoe, while there has been
large increase In the average amount throughout
the state, aud n considerable reduction In the
number Of liquor sellers.
"A girl Of II, arrested in Chicago for wearing
a mans dress, explained that she merely changed
garments so as TO get living easier. For three
/ years she had been employed on lake boats as
| steward, Waterman. or cook. lived roughly with.
out being suspected. aud was only detected by an
accident at last. She said by working On the
boats in mems clothing I can earn Sl..j day
| without extra hard work. II wore aoman's
clothes I would not be allowed to 10 the work,
and would probably have To wash pots. know
! have violated the Law. and may 60 TO the work
house for long time, but. TO tell you the truth.
! Ia rather make brick in the peniicntiary than
| bend over a washtub.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-07-07

I HAVE greatly increased nay facilities Tor max
ing Pumps by building a LARGE STEAM
SAW MILL AND PUMP FACTORY. which is
supplied with all necessary machinery Tor making
PUMPS OF THE BEST QUALITY, = full sup
ply Of which are ALWAYS on hand.
The stocks being prepared months in advance
are thoroughly seasoned and impair, No disasree-
able taste I, the water Being made and put up
by the With the greatest care they WILL OUT.
LAST ANY IRON OR ORDINARY WOODEN
PUMP. beside. hring less likely to get cut Of order.
Pumps put in in any part of the Stat. aud guar
anteed Tor one year OF they will be kept IN order
for ten years afterwards at ~ per year.
Pump. repaired aud Pumps made where they
are to be erected, when timber - furnished. at
short notice.
ES- Price. a. low a, Pgmp. Of the best quality
can be made for. Address.
WILLIAM OLDFIELD. Pump Maker.
Julysy.sl Fountain dreen. Hartford &c MI.
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Prof. n. NJ. q. Trainers private school, at
Mount Alto I'd district has closed until Sept. lst.
Al, Harry CALLER. of Lu,h.rviil. n,.l
.ho,, % 800 j,.I nm p,idav marnin. se,.s =
Ian,, iiir.,s tom consnmn,ion
rT-. n, ,I.,... r.. -. -. =.
n-ovemsn," "a The Dacwood road. In The xisini,v
ei his farm. In The III di,trict of his county.
:,
no'u n,osn "s.u ~ xn'v ~ ~ yeALs, son "
Mr,. Martina o. pIowm, 2, at. wMnins'oh, tn''
twas aee'uen'a'! u'o"hea 'n '""es ia"s'
On u" instant
Inc rowna'an mn o. ,n's county wiz uis.
continue vPsIsons 'o1 "seN ~ ~ 'n As s,,.
% asVuuiu,A.u s''0A' M" '"e u"'e'''sa '0"u''''"
o' '"e ma'Ae.
Mr.. ONeal, superintendent Of the Pow
hatan cotton mill, I'd district, has gone TO Eng
land to attend the wedding OF his sister, which
VIII shortly take place
--Summerheld, the country seat Of MI. Wm.
Gilmor, vice. president Of the Maryland Central
Railroad, 10 situated near Loeb Raven, and con-
sdcred one Of the handsomest estates in the eoun-
~. The property formerly belongedto Mr.. james
Carroll, Of Baltimore.
"A chicken fight took place at Perry Knights
Cross Keys Hotel, Falls road, on Wednesday even
ing last. between Baltimore city and county chick
ems. Many sports were present from the city. A
very disgraceful eight also occurred among the
spectators, In which beer glasses were freely used
in the race between Billy Badeyc and Stone
wall, a, Herring Run course. on Friday OF last
week, Stonewall was the winning horse. Badeye
got the irst heat In 2;3O. stonswa' got the other
three heats AZ follows: 2;5i 2;ss aud 2;5ii. Bad.
eye destroyed his chances OF winning by constant
breaking.
The Court Of Appeals has recently pro-
muigated additional rules TO 20 into effect from
and after September j. 1883. The new rules re-
duee the cost o. printing transcripts from ten TO
seven cents hundred words, and the same Tor
briefs. Payment TO the CLERK OF the Conrt Tor
printing Is required IN advance.
james Shea, whose home Is at Cockeys-
willie, this county. was injured very painfully on
ThuTsday OF last week In the quarry Of Mr..
Isaac Petticord,by large piece OF granite falling
on hts rigat leg. below tue Knee crushing the
limb ternn'y. IL was though, amputatioh OF Tue
i'me would nave 10 DO resortea TO-
The coiored Odd fellous' lodge Of Towson-
town held q picnic In Payne's Grove, on the
IIiilen road, on 9Th inst. The lodge paraded
through the principal streets Of town, headed by
6ne band Of music from the city. and this was
about the only event which occurred In the place
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Removing Moths

Removing Moths.-Moths can be sueeessiui-
In cd from carpets In the following manner:
wiring q coarse towel out Of water. spread u
smoothly on the carpet. iron Il dry with good
hot iron, repeating the operation wherever tue
moths are supposed TO be. The ply orcoior Of the
carpet win not be injured pressure 10 not nsces-
sary, the moths being destroyed by the steam.
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The Railroad to stewartstown.-Ihe
Glen Rock. Pa, hen says; "Itissaid that shreus,
hury Il willing 20 present the Northern Central
railroad with 1000 u they refuse TO have any.
thing 10 do with the new enterprise. The amount
needed 10 build tho road IL nearly all subscribed,
and that the line will pay from the start there 10
hardly n doubt"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-07-07

When TO Sell orain.-corn lose, enc -afth
By drying. and wheat one fourteenth. From this
the estimate 10 made that Il 10 more profitable foI
the farmer 10 sell unsheled In the fall at "a
cents than 81 bushel In the following summer,
and that wheat at sl.2S in December Il equal q
$3.50 In the succeeding June.
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A Remedy.-Ths ravagss Of the yellow
striped bug that iniss,s and destroy. sstefms..
lons. cantaloupe and all other kinds Of vines may
be prevented BY sprinkiing the vines with mix,
ture made By soaking . handful Of any Kind Of
tobacco In . gallon Of water, and adding table.
speenfui Of cayenne pepper and = Tablespoonful
Of baking soda. Sprinkle the vines In the even.
ing aud repeat the application occasionally Is
reouired.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-07-07

state Cattle Show.-Preparations are be.
ing made for remodelng the cattle sheds at PIN
Iieo for the State fair TO be held there, commence
ing October 2Vth. The display Of live stock, u
h thought, win be VERY hne, and the floral exhi.
hilton will be on q grand scale. Mr.. Frank
Brown 10 the president Of the association.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-07-07

Death OF Bishop Pinkney.-The sudden
death Of Right Rev. William Pinkney. u. D.. l..
L. D., Bishop Of the Maryland Diocese Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church, was q great shock
10 his many friends In this community, as well 90
Throughout the State. The very sad event occur
red at the Rectory Of Sherwood Episcopal church.
Coekeysvilie. this county. on the morning Of 9Th
instant. lie was - years Of age.
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To Destroy wosds.-It 10 said that weeds
may be entirely destroyed for years by eopious
watering with strong solution Of lime and sui.
phur In boiling hot water. This, u saeetnai. viii
be highly important to such a. have garden gravel
walks and pavsmsnts, through which grass and
weeds grow up.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-07-07

The Longest and the Shortest Days.-lt
IL generally believed that June 2lst, when the sun
Is nearest Mother Earth, and December 2lst, when
Il IL farthest OF, arc the longest and shortest days
respectively, but such is not the case. Each day
las. week was az long as Thursday, and In Deem
Der seven or eight days are equally short: For q
month or so on either side % these periods the
days gain and lose very irrcgularly. sometime. .
minute a day aud some days nothing. After that
they gain and lose two minutes daily.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-07-07

Base Ball ut Bslair.-upon invitation Of the
Beiair base ball club, the Maryland club Of this
towr visited BsIair on 9Th inst, and played u
friendly game. The visitors were victorious By
a score Of % to 10. The Maryland was delighted
viii. The treatment they received. Dinner was
provided at Sweets hotel. Our club was accom-.
panied BY its president and viee-prssidsnt and
they are loud In their praises Of the many favor'
extended. A return game will be played on tbs
grounds Of the home team, In the near future, due
notice Of which will be given.
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Turkey and Chicken wines,-ru,

IurKuy hhu Chickon WIngn.-Tufkey and
chicken wings should never be thrown away.
Many preserve them 10 brush OF the stove or
range. That Il right hut there Is nothing bet.
ter than a clean wing TO wash windows. Charnois
or buck skin l. very good. but wings are far bet
ter for washing. The chamois u better TO polish
after washing. The wings cost nothing, 90 their
use is good economy, utilizing that which would
oiheFwise be thrown away. Keep some Of the
wings 10 dust furnitnTe others 10 clean stoves aud
ranges. u possible. but u not able TO secure
saough for the various things where they can be
made ussfal. don't fail TO Keep some 10 wash and
clean windows, because nothing 80 thoroughly
esansss the CORNERS wing. and Il leaves lint
behind a. cloths will do. Nothing Is better than
stag 10 spread on paste when papering walls.
and clean dry enc 10 smoothe out the paper
after putting q on.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-07-07

Gardenviiie Postofiice. The following let
Ter, remaining In the Gardenyille postofhce 70
he month ending June 30th. will be sent to tn
Dead Letter ofics, July 3oth. u not called for
Miss p. Armseost. Miss y. Roedsr, Martin Len
thauser, Carl ssly, Walter Rawlings, col; Rev
=. J. Miller. Joseph Iiick, Augustus LANCE. Fit
Loos, Herman Eiser. Theodore Dicts. Geo. Curry
Gottleib Bother, A. NJ. Chesmore.
Joux NJ. 1fERRNAS. y. NJ.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-07-07

To Prevent Change OF Coior.--Now that
The for linen dresses and busters has come,
u u usll 10 remember that " they are washed In
ueak hay tea. they viii not change color. Boil
: little hay In water 10 be used for washing and
rnsing, and use bat little of the very best soap.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-07-07

Garden Work for July.--Thc Maryland
Fdrnier makes the following suggestions for July
The garden requires constant attention, and the
industry Of the gardener IL highly taxed. lie
must be up early and late, uneeasing In his Ia
boFs and attention 20 the multiplicity of plants
that require his care. This Is the grand month
for garden productions and looking after such
fruit anl early vegetable beds a. have accomplish.
cd their work for the season, but should not be
neglected now, u intended to be profitable another
season. OF TO yield another crop the present one.
WsfoHs, d'c.-kecp the melon beds well earthed
up. light as an ash heap, free from weeds, and
water literally after sun. down In dry weather.
DO the same by canteloupcs, cymblinsi and Gu.
cumbers. &C., all Of which require similar treat
mcnt and similar attention. Take care not 20
bruise the vines In working them, and pinch of
the terminal buds 10 throw the vines into fruit,
and TO prevent them from struggling too far.
CHcHnstsrs for PiekiiHg.-PppaTe . bed and
see that ysnr plants set out In due time, to
give you a good supply Of gherkins for pickles.
MeloRs for MaHgocs.-As early In the month ~
may be convenient, &C.. ready apiece o. ground,
spade and rake II, and lay u Oh In hills six feet
apart. Manure each hill with the richest con-
tents Of the barn yard or tho hog pen. Sow your
seed. some I've or six Ia each hill, and when the
plants are well up, keep them growing rapidly
by constant working. aud BY watering them lib
orally In dry weather.
D,rarf BcaRs.-Plant q few rows Of dwarf
beans in shady part Of the garden every week
during this month to keep up q regular supply
water freely, OF mn evening, three or Tour Times
week. during dry weather.
CaHliiorsr.-If you have eaulidower plants,
set them OCT just before RAIN ana IN their after
management treat IN e'eFy Tcspect rs ca"o"se
arc cultivated.
Saul Saiading.-- Continue TO SOW small salad
ing OF every kind during each week OF tue month
Ls""e''-Contnue to set out lettuce plants,
and SOW lettuce seed at intervals Of ten days
: throughout the month Tor succession rake care
That the growing plants are Kept wen watcred'
E"a,'he'.- Fadi'h seed every week or teh
days throughout the month
hgy Ffahfs, Io~"ios', Peppers. d,e'-lnese
plants ought 10 have been set out not later than
last MONTH IT, however, favorable opportunity
has been lost so 10 Work ana plant them NJ once
and endeavor to make up Tor the delay by extra
attention Keep tue gFound hghi' manure" wen
and water freely o. an evening
LeeEs.--Iranspiantt hese aurihg inc carr! par
"
POI and Medicinal HeTbs.-Gather these-dry
them IN the shade or In some dry, airy place. and
mack them carefully
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Mt Carmel Church.-Thers will be an all.
day Gospel Temperance meeting held on sanday,
July sth, at Mt. Carmel NJ. y. church, 9Th dis.
trict, Rev. DR.. J. N. Davis. pastor. Eminent
speakers from the city win be present. Pebble
cordially invited,
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Fire Proof Addition.-Pr0p0saIs have been
received for the erection Of ERE proof addition
10 the Court House Of this county, as follows
For the entire work. consisting Of the exterior,
interior and iron work, J. e. Harrison, 81. $500
ss.s,;, and James s. Forbes, l2,55?.s3. For the
iron work, J. II. Devaiin. $500; Wendell Boil.
man. s., sol 20; Henry A. Maggie, $3,i7i.5I, and
II. n. Davis, $i.Gio. For the outside work. J.
Q. Harrison, $4,000, and Henry A. Magic, s.,
i6s.l9. The contract will DO awarded on Tues.
dny next.
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The cabbaso crop.-ror two q

The Cabbage Crop.-for two or three
years past the cabbage crop has greatly suffered
from the worm. which has become q most do.
structive enemy Of this valuable vegetable. Many
attempts have been made 10 get rid Of Il by 70.
sorting 10 half a score Of different appliances F:
but 50 dense are the leaves and bulky the
head that Il u next TO impossible TO dislodge all
the worms, concealed, as many Of them are, In the
compact layers. The best remedy-one indeed
that seems TO be A. cfectual a.. under the eircu.
stances, can be-is TO take half pound each
Of hard soap and kerosene oil, dissolve In three
gallons Of water, with which 20 thoroughly
sPTinkie the heads. single application may be
sufficient, but ~ u may not always be, n second,
aud perhaps even third, may be necessary. This
preparation has been tested over aud over In the
most eareiaI manner, and II IL regarded. though
very simple, as q positive remedy. We print II
now In brief In order that the cultivators Of the
cabbage may have ample time to be ready ior thu
enemy.
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pronortv Trnnafers In Balto. County.

AAOB0Ntg AN1loANt1 AAl RaAbgs StAAANg
Deeds. Leases, Mortgages, Bills Of Sale. etc., re-
eeived for record In the Office Of the Clerk Of ths
Circuit Court for Baltimore county;
DEEDS.
c. J. Hall to J. p. Lubs ct al.
Ludwig Mielke ani wife 10 Jacob Doening A W.
l.. =. Ensor ct al, 10 +. L. Price.
l.. l.. Lynch, admir-, ct al, to l.. l.. Lynch.
ct al, TO Constantine Lynch.
:. d. Lynch, ct al, extTs., TO l.. l.. Lynch.
G. s. Duln TO +. e. MOeling.
Alexander Forester and vile 10 e. Y. Burgon.
=. G. Slinglud ct al. trustees, 20 J. u. Judik.
e. J. Hull TO John Gebhard.
MARY land Llnl aud 4. II. Asso. 10 J. I. Foley.
$. =. IIance, trustee, to J. VI. Watkins.
J. NJ. Watkins and wife 10 J. r. Ensor ct al.
Edward Au,len aud wife 10 A. 4. McCulloh ct al.
John Harris 10 Mary kuell.
T. y. Cheny 10 Leonard J. LiyermOre, trustee.
Z. W. Turner to J. T. Uppercoe.
q. ". Bokee, &c. receivers, to Solomon King.
Solomon Kin; to e. +. Diggs.
J. ". Ross 10 National Bank Of Baltic.
ASsIGSHINrS.
Howard Swain ct al, 10 e. J. Werner.
e. J. Werner to 7. u. Owings.
J. $. Whitley to u. n. Baker.
Hiram Woods. trustee. to 7. I. Bap,s, church.
$. 4. llill to N. Matthews.
NJ. Il. Matthews 60 Thomas Hill.
Canton Co. aud National Transit Co.
MORTGAGES.
II. J. Iiousuan 4 hush. To VI. J. Ilousman. $j3j.
=. A. Frusi Ct al. to ". A. O'DOnnell, $4,000.
l.. l.. Lynch To wm. T.. Whitson. trustee, $GG3.
4. e. Moriing to l.. N. Gale, =, 200.
r. Cunningham and wife to n. W. Peregoy. $500.
NJ. Sauter and hush. to Orleans 7. u. A., STo0.
Henry CARL to Emory 81. 7. d. 4 l.. Co., S20O.
TO Iehaboi Jean, 500.
W. A. Gosnell to Washington 7. l. Co., 900.
John Brambe and wife to J. II. Lyle, 81, 600.
LEASES.
7. u. 0wings aud wife to Michael Blum.
Samuel Ceilings and wife TO Eliza Watkins ct nj.
Iehaboi Jean aud wife TO n. l.. CARL.
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Miscellaneous.
CITY Trade

''ies, cir, from the county hut I entsr
tain . modcst sufpicipn that am efficiently In.
teigeni 60 know the difference bets cen ancient
aud modern styles. What ! want IL q suit VI
clothes that Was made some time during the pres
ent century" Certainly" Gays the petite salss.
man Addressed. "You can be accom- nodated, for
You are now At the GREAr CLOTHING ENPoRIux oY
Z. ". OEHH Sow, where every thing " made for
the City Trade; consequently there can he no
distinction In shown. goods 10 friends from
the country. Here the styles set, and, ~ you
see. there 10 nothing old 20 select from. All the
e,issSS' a.; rS n.ys spd gsPsiHg and fs5 ca,
rival Your experience has evidently been among
the expensive clothing houses. where they devote
considerable time To window exhibitions and
chrome distributions. With " there Is no neces-
sity for such devices Our goods are all marked
In plain figures. and our Prices alway- lower than
any other house in the city.
Every Garment sold h guaranteed to he exactly
as represented, or the money will be refunded by
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CnEped Goods.-As TO canned goods in tins
the weight Of the evidence IL that there can be
no danger to health in the use Of such food pu,
up by large Arms even though there be inside
solder, unless can 10 opened aud Its contents, OF
any part Of them, allowed TO stand In Il to be
used again. As long as the can 10 sealed the fruit
IL safc, and cannot be injured or decomposc
When a can Is opened the contents should be
emIiied into n glass or carthcn dish. The acid
Of fruit in open cans will. Il Is said, produce
poison, 50 after opening them tho fruit should mol
remain in the can.
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ToesonfocH Presbyterian chalsi.--Prcaehing
tomorrow afternoon, at - o'clock. by Rev. ". J.
Gili, Of Baltimore.
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Baiiia,ore cireHii w. r. Cisrch.-Prcaching to-
morrow, by Rev. ). II. Nichols. at Halls Chapel.
at II n. m, at Baynesville. at r. NJ, and at Tow
sontown, At $ p IN.
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HANp.MApE suoEs.-Aifred Phipps, ON Della
ware avenue. in rear Of Ady's hotel, Towsontown.
makes to measure all kinds Of lady's and gent.
shoes aud boots. Correct styles and it guaran-
teed. Repairing promptly done.
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Sc. JokA't y. 4. Church, KiHgsriHs.-seryices
every Sunday morning. at iQ.I5 o'clock, BY Rev.
A. 3. Barrow, rector.
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New Postoffice.-A postofIiec has been
established on the Dulany's Valley turnpike. near
metedith's Ford Bridge The Office IL named
Glen Ellen. and Mrs BTiget Kane l. postmistrcss
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Appointed by the Circuit ourt.-Msssrs.
WIN. s. Whitley, Henry Wilson, Dist J. coekoy.
Samuel Brady and Charles n. Thorpe, have been
appointed q Boardof missionersb by the Circuit
Court Of this county. TO assess the value Of about
Eve acres Of land. located In Druid Hill Park, be-
lon y;ns 10 the estate Of the late GEORGE Freshman
Mes,rs. n. II. Boarman and George Hawkins
Williams arc solicitors for the trustees aud Nessrs.
John p. Poe and William y. Wharton represent
ths eitv interests
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Trinity CAarcL. Long GrseH.-Scrviecs by Rev.
A. J. Barrow. rector, every Sunday afternoon. at
I o'clock +. NJ.
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Baltimore County Poiitics.--wesiminstsr
Advocates Politicians are active In baltimore
county. WIN. =. keeeh, e. Bonn Siingiun, An
drew Banks aud wilmot Johnson are ell spoken
of for Senator Col. McIntosh, Chas. X. fsndali
and N. Chas. burke for States Attorney Messrs.
Psii, Watts. Mccormick and Curtis for sheriff.
pvisraiss Ae.. there are hosts of candidates. and
ell lave their hackers. The political eaaldrcn u
bsslA ains 20 babbls hFiskiy. indicating that the
eTaeki'uE theFHs bsEsath Il are supplied With
lavish haad."
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81. Jois'. W. r.. Church, LHiierriNs.--Prcach-
ing Sunday, at II a. IN. AID $50 p. m by the pas.
tor. Rev. Vim. Dallam Morgan. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening, at $50 o'clock.
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To,rsoH,orR ~ T.. Chgrck.-PTeaching Sunday,
at II n. IN. and a, 500 p. m, by the pastor, Rev.
W. T. ID. GLENN. Prayer and praise meeting on
Wednesday evenings, and class meetings on Mon
day eYenings, at 500 o'clock.