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Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-09
Use Brummem's Celebrated Cough Drops.

use OOMEA OEOpHS
 The genuine have A. H. B. on each drop. B. H. Douglass & Sons, E. A. Whittlesey, 0. S. Leete and Richardson & Co.,, wholesale agents. oct31 Pm
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-09
Fur Lined Garments.

Fur Lined CATmemts, The best stock and lowest prices are found at STEVENS 6 BROOKS
 272 Chanel street
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-09

The recent 50 per cent. advance on seal skins will not affect our prices while our present stock lasts, but when we replace these goods the prices must be higher.
 STEVENS & BROOKS,
 273 Chapel street,
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-09

The week of prayer under the auspices of the Young Mems Christian associations throughout the world will begin next Sun day. The growth of this organization has been remarkable, and it now numbers 2. 400 societies in various countries, all of whom will observe the week. Special efforts will be made for the welfare of the 50, GOO college students, the 100, GOO commercial travellers, the 500, 900 German speaking young men and the million young men engaged on various railroads. The young men engaged on news papers will also be pfayerfully remembered.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-09
Sad Accident.

Walt:r A. Green, of Wenonah, New Jer- sey, was last year member of the sopho- more class of Wesleyan university, and ohor- ister of the Methodist Sunday school of Mid dletown. He temporarily left college to &C., cept 3 $1 800 engagement in Kansas, intend ing to return and graduate. News was received there Wednesday that he had been thrown from a horse in Kansas, breaking his leg in five places, and that he would probably die oE blood poisoning.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-09
AMERICAN THEATER.

Good performances are given at this pop ular amusement center every night. The ladies are beginning to see that the Ameri- cans shows are wholly unobjectionable and are in attendance nightly.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-09
MATTHEW ARNOLD.

The noted English critic and poet will be at the New Haven Opera House on Novem- Der 21, when he will give his lecture, Science and Literature. MT. Arnold will be the guest of President Porter.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-09
A HeartY SpecImen.

Jerry Davis, of East Lyme, who is climb ing up his eighth decade, is claimed by his neighbors and friends to be the toughest specimen of physical manhood in the nutmeg State. Jerry's daily routine for months at a. stretch is to rise at 3 o'clock in the morning, oad his wagon with hay or other farm pro- duce, deliver the load in New London, return and put in long day's work and then come to town with another load after sunset. Only few days ago Jerry loaded wagon of hay at his farm at the head of the river and deliver cd it in Palmerton, twelve miles distant, at 6:3O the same morning. He had no help and yet his load was the largest and best secured of eight which were delivered at the same time and place.-New London Day.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-09

FLYING DUTCHMAN. This new piece will be given by Floekton Edmunds' company at Peck's Grand Opera House this and tomorrow evenings and to- morrow afternoon. The play is well spoken of
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-09

A lady tells us ''the first bottle has done my daughter great deal of good; her food does not distress her now, nor does she suffer from that extreme tired feeling which she did before taking Hoods Sarsaparilla." A aecond bottle effected 8 cure No other preparation contains such concentration of yitalizing, enriching, purifying and inYigor Ing properties aS Hoods SarsaparilIa.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-09
MONTE CRIsro.

With gorgeous costumes and splendid scen- cry, Monte Cristo will delight an audience at Carlls Opera House this evening and twice tomorrow. The company contains many good actors and actresses.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-09

One dollar will buy pair.of driving glove at STEVENS & BRooKs',
 273 Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-09

''Cranks, or How Not to Go Mad,'' will be the subject of Dr. Buckleyis lecture at Trim ity M. E. church next Monday evening Dr. Buckley is the editor Of the Christian Advo- cate, and has been very wisely chosen to open the lecture course by ths people of Trinity M. E. church.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-09

ulsters and fur lined garments in all grades al reasonable prices at
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Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-09
FRIEND AND FOE.

MT. W. J. Scanlan in Bartley CampbelIs successful play ''Friend and Foe" will be the attraction at the New Haven Opera House next Tuesday night. Mr. Scanlan is rapidly growing in popularity and is spoken of es fully the equal of Emmet in singing and better actor. Mir. ScRnIan brings frst-class oona many, xuikI1 him
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-08
orce 1."n'fsacr Eaiitmore couniy CSio
HEALTH IS WEALTH.

I,ssrs Edifprs Enclosed Is IN extrac; from the
SaHifary N.r.. Published in Chicago at least
one state has recognized the necessity for teach
Ing hygiene in the public schools Michigan has
Law which will take effect September I. which
provides that physiology and hygienc shall be
laugh, in the public schools. with special refer.
ence 10 the effects Of narcotics, alcohol and other
stimulants upon the human system. A text book
for such insl ac,on, which will prove 10 be adap-
ted for use uader the provision Of this law, IL
probably no, in existence. BOOK publishers are
Fastening 60 publish such books. No doub, many
will he prepared By persons very familiar With
physiology but lacking any special sanitary edu.
cation. In all previous text books ply .iology
and hygiene. hygiene has been RELOCATED to the
last chapter Of the book, and that chapter made
impractical. A text book on sanitary science
should not be resri,iel TO hygiene Of the person,
but should be made 10 cover the general field of
public hygiene. Ia order TO comply with the Law.
especial attention must be paid 20 the effects of
alcoholic s;imulanis on the system. but that need
not interfere with the strictly portion of the
work. The book mus, be approved by the Mich
isan State Board of Health before being used AZ
text book in any public school
Michigan appreciate the Importance Of using
every rational means 10 preserve the health Of her
people, thereby securing their permancn; pros
perity.
Every man, woman and child in Maryland
talks Of malaria. Malaria j. u household word.
W mt mas Maryland dohc Nhat viii she ever do
20 stamp out malaria Judging from the preva.
ien,'opinion, malaria l. becoming yearly a more
prolific cause of disease and death, and seriously
reiarlins the prosperity of the State. Maryland
Is a central State. which should give her many adj
vantage To secure these advantages the people
must give some portion of their time and labor to
remove every probable cause 81 malaria, aud ban
sh the idea that location enforces the breath
ing Of malaria from birth 10 death.
II vital statistics proved the high sanitary con.
dtion Of the State, who can calculate the Influx
of wealth and refinement from the North and
South Malaria, malaria, l. her bsne. Intelli-
genee and energy are the an,idotes. II.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-08
CARLTON T. brown. con.,nbI.
CARLTON T. BROWN, Constable.
CONSTABLE'S SALE
VALUABLE LEASEHoLD PROPERTY,
%. on THE YORK TURNPIKE ROAD, IT,
IL NEAR TowSONT0WN. BAL ss
TIMORE COUNTY.

by virtue Of a writ Of Teri facia, Issued by Phil.
l.. Moore. one Of the Justices Of the Peace of the
State Of Maryland. in aud for Baltimore county.
At the suit of Aaron Sirasburgcr against the goods
and chattcls. lands aud tenement. OF Agnes Hin.
ton and Henry Hinton. to me directed, ! have
seized and taken in execution all the right. ti;lc
claim and interest, at law and in equity. of the
said Agnes Hinton and Henry Hinton. in AMI to
THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED LEASE
HOLD PROPERTY. VIZ:
Beginning for the same ON the southwest side uf
the York turnpike road at poin, now marked by
u division fence standing on the land Of John ;.
Hines and forming the boundary Of the lot uccu-
pied by the said Agnes Hinton tnec Hines and
Henry Hinton. and running thence bounin:
said turnpike road - feet 90 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 the south
where IL now stands uniform width Of - feet 20
the back line Of the whole piece Of land which is
described in n lease from Grafton VI. Boslcy to
John :. Hines, dated 18th September. 1867. and
recorded in Libcr e. H. A., No. 60. folio | 1. anl
Of which the lot leased l. a part called "Stone's
Adventure or "Stone's Adventure Resuryeycd."
subject 10 an annual ground rent Of Se2, payable
on 3ist October Of each and every year. together
with all the buildings and improvements thereon
or in anywise aPPsrtaining.
And hereby give notice. that on
Tuesday, The III day If S,pi,@Ler. iSsa.
at IL o'clock NJ,
will offer for sale. At the COur, House door. Tow
sontown, the said property seized m taken in
execution, at public auction 10 the highcs, bidder
for cash. CARLTON +. BROWN.
Aug. lists. Constable.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-08
Corrs.Tosfsaes Bai,is'or. coHs,y t'nioR.
LETTER FROM THE 10TH DISTRICT.


TESrH DisTRirT, Sept. I, iSS3.
Efifo's tHipa II confess that I was greatly
surprised when read Mr.. Jenifer's letter defend.
ing his action in allowing Medairy 4 Co. to sup
ply schools with books and stationery at their
own prices. ! did not believe he would do u,
under the circumstances, but | take him at his
word and commend him for coming out openly
With HE reasons for doing 90. AZ they have be-
eone public property propose 20 say something
60 n lev of them because I do not consider their
sound reason. Mr.. Jenifer says when he has a
house 60 build or repair for himself he employs
q mechanic In whom he has confidence aud makes
his agreement with him. IL the mechanic tells
him that he charges bis neighbor $ cents pound
for nails, but he will charge him 10 cents a
pound and tina, he furnishes his neighbor
him sass gr0ss, would Mr.. Jeniier have conf
denee In such q mcdaniel This Is what your
editorial amounts TO when brought down 20 q
practical point. Medairy A Co. charge Baltimore
city cents n gross for chalk pencils, but Mr..
Jenifer makes baltimore county pay 10 cents q
gross. They charge baltimore city isl cents
gross for pen holders, but Mr.. Jenifer eompels
Baltimore county TO pay sass a gross for pen
holders. IL IL the same way through the list.
Mr.. Jenifcr makes the county pay a great deal
more for paper ink, pens, states. &C., to Medairy
Co. than be knew they charged baltimore city
for them. This be stands by and defends. I do
dot believe more than three others could Do found
to do the same thing, they are Messrs. Swim, Gore
and Mcdairy.
I. for one. expected Mr. Jsnifsr would shut
down on high prices as soon a. he found cut he
could do better for the schools. but have been
disappointed and tell you ! am not alone In my
disappointment One of my neighbors has said
that the most laughable thing Of the whole affair
was the reduction Of cents gross on steel pens,
which Medairy a Co. allowed 10 the School
Beard because the maker had reduced the price
that much. Mr. Msiairy must be . remarkable
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-08

rs-The Philadelphia Tine. says "Mr. Oscar
Wilde Is gradually getting tanned. His long hair
and his shor, pants have disappeared from the
public gaze. Ills lecture. on America in England.
though among the few moderately sensible thing.
he has ever said were a failure. Ills new play is
a complete iiasco. Society no longer makes lap
dog Of him. 50. naturally enough. Oscar Is begin
ming to wonder Wha; in the world il the matter
with his little game. our Niagara and natures
sunsets are NJ; whit tanner because Oscar thought
them incomplete. True art, which i. ever truth
of nature. il gradually shaking the false ar, and
nonsense GU; Of Oscar. And now if he will stop
talking or writing for halt a dozen years and
take up some work--say 81 scientific advertising
he may yet &c; to be civilite and proper man.
bangs aEi all included"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-08

EAr0nly one week will elap.e before the
Democratic primaries are held and yet the out
look is anything bu, satisfactory to the most
hopeful Of the candidates for places on the ticket
Never. in the history Of the party. has so much
independenee Of action been shown as that which
has displayed itself during the present primary
canvass. There l. not district in the county in
which there ia anything like harmony, either for
the delegates TO be sent TO the Democratic eonyen
tion. or the candidates TO be placed the ticket,
Heretofore A'pirAnts for Office have been either
bought on or recOneilei with the promise Of sup
Por, a, the following election. This Is all changed,
and the seekers after Office are Sighting dcsper-
Atsiy for success this time. They have no faith
in the failure. The shifting sands Of politics may
land them high and dry on the barren beach Of
disapPointnsnt next time. Fears Of this Kind
are their impelling motives row. Besides, there
are the growing eertainties Of Republican triumph
TO trouble their future prospects. In this gloomy
aspect Of affairs the only confidence the eandi-
dates have Is in their own uniiring sxertiOns.
Next week will be . lively one with the untsr-
rifsd. The experience gathered at the county
fair has dred them up, and turned their sole atsn-
tion to the home districts. Combinations that
promised 20 be profitable have failed Of their pur-
pose; states that looked yell when made up have
been wiped out clear and elsaa and the old wire
pulIers have cut their snger in the hopeless task
of trying to aE up things. The truth 10 that
survey of the Democratic keld almost at the close
Of the primary canvass, promises nsthing but .
regular scrub race for the nominations.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-08
Thirteenth District

AT JOSEPH IiELLMAN's, ST. DENNIS,
THc.day aud W"inc.'iay. S,y.'enib.r ih and 5th ;
AT MRS. EEITZ'S. WASHINGTON ROAD,
TA"''foy. S.!.feaLsr Gh:
AT wALTEMYE WASHINGTON ROAD,
Frii'y "ad Saturday. !>.Jt,mLsr IA and SiL.
Any person who may have removed from hi.
last place Of registration. AMI acquired legal res.
idenee elsewhere required 60 apply 10 the officer
for the precinct in which such person was last
registered for certificate Of transfer otherwise
upon proof Of such acquisition of a new legal res.
tlencc. the name of such reTs,n will be stricken
from the lists.
Any citizen having information of the deccasc
OF any registered voter respectfully urged To fur
nish such information 70 the proper officer Of reg.
is,raion In or'ier that the name II such deceased
voter may be stricken from the lists.
JOS. 7. STEiNACKER.
Regi,ier let District.
CHARLES =. RODGERS,
Register 81 District.
GEORGE u. ELDER.
Register "a District.
WILLIAM l.. SlIRivER.
Register ith District.
FRANK L. BOSOM,
Register 5ih District.
MELCHoIR HOSlIALL.
Register 9th District.
CHARLES l.. ALMONY,
Register 9Th District.
ZEPHANfAH PoTERT,
Register Sth District.
CHARLES II. MANN, sR.,
Register 9th District.
THOMAS BOND,
Register 10th District.
EDWIN A. GoRSUCH,
Register 18th District.
THOMAS u. TODD,
Register 18th District.
7. u. HALL.
Aug. 9j.-td. Register 18th District.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-08

sfS-0f the original buchanan Cabinet, Jacob
Thompson, Secretary Of the Interior i, the only
survivor. since the reeen, death Of Judge Black.
Ofthe original Lineoln Cabinet. Simon Cameron,
Secretary Of War. is the only survivor since the
reesn, death Of Montgomery Blair. The death Of
Judge Black leaves Judge Agncw the sole sur
wing ex-Chief Justice Of Pebhsy ivahia. Edwin
N. stanton AMI Joseph Holt were eon'pieuou.Iy
connected with both the buchanan and Lincoln
Administrations. stanton wa. Attorney General
under buchanan during the closing month. Of his
rule and Secretary 81 War under Lincoln. Holt
was both Secretary d War and Postmaster. General
under buchanan and judge Advocate General
under Lincoln.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-08
Republican Primary Meetings !

Al amceting Of the Republican Executive Com
mittee for Baltimore county held on the let inst,
Primary Meetings Of the party were ordered to be
held in all the di,iricts Of the county. on
SafHriay. Sepf,mbsr 22d. lSS3,
To elect FIVE DELEGATES from each district
70 meet in County Convention, at TowsonioWn.
Monday, September 2ith. 10 nominate n County
and Legislative Ticket. The meetings TO be held
at the followin.' places and between the hours
named:
I.t Di.,rie'-GIO. DIETRICHs. NEwBURG
HALL. CATONSNlLLE, from 2to1 o'clock i. NJ.
ID Di.,ricf--AT slIiRLEY'S HOTEL, HAIR
RIS0NvILLE. from . to +. VI.
Sd Disirici-AT CLIFTON, from > 10 +. NJ:
At LEWIS WATERS. HOOKSTowN, from .
20 6 Z. NJ: AT wOODBERRY. from . TO +.
NJ. and AT THE 9-MlLE HOUSE, HOOKS.
TOWN ROAD, from . to =. VI.
4A Di.triei---AT IiEITcHEw'S HOTEL.
REISTERST0wN. from to =. VI.
5h Dis,,ic'-AT THE WHITE HOUSE, from
> 20 6 p. VI.
6d Di1rict-AT +. l.. MERRIkEN's STORE.
EkL0. from . 10 T.. ".
7b Di.fricf-AT J. SCOTT PRICES. PARk-
TON. from 10 q Z. VI.
SRI Di.trict-AT cOCkEYStILLE HOTEL.
from ) 20 4. VI.
9h Di.iric,-AT TowSoNTowN. from l to :
=. NJ; AT w0ODBEREl. from to 7. NJ, and
AT wAIERLY. from to =. ".
l0h Di.fricf-AT ". II. CURTIS. SUNNY
BROOK, from . q 9 l.. VI.
Ilfh Di.irirt--AT wRlGliT'S HOTEL, HAIR
FORD ROAD, from 20 : 7. VI.
I2h Disfrici-AT MICHAEL ADAMS. CAN
TON. from 20 & T.. NJ
l3b Di.frici-first Precinct NEAR SCIICL.
THEiS', WASHINGTON ROAD. from Co & =.
NJ: Second Precinct-AT HELLMAN'S. ST.
DENNIS, from 20 l.. NJ
E6-Judges Of the Primary Election are To- bc
selected by the members Of the respective districts.
and none but Republicans and residents of the
district be allowed to vote; al" that the poll
books be used where they can be obtained.
By order 81 the Committee.
BENZ +. TAYLOR. Chairman.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-08

-s-RePubliean primary meetings will be hell
in Baltimore county. on saturday. September I'D.
II is earnestly hoPel tina; the Republican. in the
several districts will show their interes; in the
party by attending these meeting. and see 10 it
that drst-ciAss men sent a delegates TO the
county convention. The people appear TO have
grown heartily sick Of boss rule and dic,aiion.
and il they desire to pu; their final seal Of con-
demna,ion upon it they must attend the prima.
ries and select only such men as delegates who
will do what they conceive to be best for the peo.
pie and party. regardless Of who il plea.es die.
Pleases. With good ticket in baltimore county
this fall We win. but with m inferior one. or
one selected by the oli.;ime methods, will have
no show with the voters of the county
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-08


zS'- The Republicans of Cecii county have
placed very strong ticke, in the field. Previ
Gus to the convention. and in fact for long time,
there hal existed bitter factionaI feeling among
the Republicans Of tina, county. bu; now happily
they all united AMI will elect their ticket in
November. Hon. J. \. J Crcswell made speech
60 the convention. in which he pa; a quicius on
all the silly rumors. which have been mainly cir.
culatcd by the Baltimore .incricaa. by declaring
that he was not a candidate for the L. :. Senate
and tina, he would not accept the position were it
rendered to him. lie .ai he only had one object
in view. and that va. the success Of the Repubu.
can party in Cecil county and the whole State
Mr.. Creswell is one Of the foremost men Of Mary.
land. lie has rendered the party ;rca, service in
the past and stands ready and willing nos To- lend
his powerful assistance to wrcst the State from
Democratic misrule.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-08
Twelfth District.

AT MICHAEL ADAMS. CANTON,
T"'.d"y. S'l.'emb,r til;
AT MRS. WALTERS. BACK RIVER.
hof.'.d'y, !S.i.f,aL,r 5h
AT JAMES SMITHS. PUTTY HILL,
H"r'i"y, Nrg',4,L,r Gh
AT DRE>SELL'S. GARDENvILLE.
Friday. S.ptsa,b.r 5ih:
AT AUGUST CLUES. SCHoNE's hill.
.S"far,irg, S.If.S.L.r SiL.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-08

by virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Cour, for
baltimore county. passed IN the ease 81 William
II. Harker ". John y. llarker and Others the IN
dersiRned. Trustee, will offer at public SALE on
THE PREMISES. on
Monday, he 2ih dag sf .Sspf,a,J.r, isS3,
at the hour Of I =. NJ.
ALL THAT VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND.
Situate Ia baltimore county, on Lexington street
extended into Baltimore county, at point distant
COO feet eas,warlly from where the south sido Of
Lexington street IL ntcrsected by the line Of the
northeast side Of the calvcrton turnpike road said
place of beginning being at the northeast corner
Of the ground heretofore detnised By Charles Ship.
ley and wife and Charles u. Carroll TO Cary Ne.
Clelland and james Stock sdalc. by deed dated the
3Oth of April. 1858. and recorded IN Libor II. ~.
T.. No. ;. folio 1911. etc. one Of the Land Records
Of baltimore county. and running thence cas,crly
bounding on the south eide Uf Lexington street
900 feet thence south parallel 10 SmallWnod
street located on the plan Of the city Of Bati.
more l5j feet 90 the north side of Vine street
thence westerly bounding on the north side 81
Vine street With the use and benefit thcrco; ia
common 900 feet 90 the ground dcmiscl t. Nc
Clelland aud Stocksdalc n Aforesaid and then
northerly bounding thereon 10 the beginning. be.
ing the same land described in u deed from Maria
l.. Purvis and husband To- Robert 4. Ilatkcr, WIN
lIarker and others. dated July "a. 1879. and &c
corded amongth the Land Records aforc,a in Liber
J. H., No. III. folio 81, etc.
The special attention Of capitalist. i. called to
this property, a. it, proximity to the city Il
Baltimore makes IL valuable for building lot. or
for manufacturing purposes.
The Terms Of Sale, a. prescribed by the Decree
are One-third cash. one third in six months. md
the balance In twelve months from day Of sale the
deferred payments 10 bear intercs, from day Of
sale and to be secured by the note. of the pur.
chaser or purchasers, with security satisfactory TO
the Trustees. or all cash at the purchaser option.
-. ~ =
quiTe cash deposit Of $500 90 on day of sale In
case said property IL sold In one tract IL sold in
more than one tract 10 require a cash dcposi; of
10000 on each trac, sold. and in lie aul, Of pay
mcnt to offer said property forthwith at public
sale without further notice. The deposit author
iIed by the decree will be required.
MILTON ". offrrr. r.n.,..,
WILLIAM :. KEECH. i'"'e''
SHAMBERGER KISTEAU. Auciionccrs.
sept Its.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-08

rS-The .jo'rsai oflas; week, in il. editorial on
the "ImPor;anes Of Rsgistration.' makes n grave
mistake when il says "there will be bu, three days
in October for revision" The iAW says there will
be but two days beginning with and including
the hrs Monday in October. The above IL a
sample q it, usual accuracy when il writes ;@-
psriaaf editorials.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-08

Ss-A portion Of the colOred S0ters of Bal,i-
more city have organized an independent poli,i
there were several spread eagle speeches. some
resolutions AMI not a little cross. firing. The
leader of the movement, Is Joseph Z. Brscoe. Who
held position in the Internal Revenue service
and vas turned GU, for neslec; Of duty. Hence
these tear.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-08

Politicians were very numerous At the
eOaAty fair this week. aud among the Democrats,
particularly, some biz work was done. The
Democrats hold their primary meetings on the
18th inst. and they viii prove. In some Of the
Districts at least, the most exciting held in
the county.