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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-29
vennor's General Remarks.-CI

Vennor's General Remarks. Christmas
will probably be green" and wet, aud the New
Year of 1854 balmy ani open.
he prepared for early cod wintry snap In
Octobcr-but remember that "win,cr IL not yet. y
There IL considerable warmth yet due the year
1883 in most quarters Of the northern hemis.
pherc.
The up and. down "chop. wave" condition Of the
temperature line Is likely to continue through
autumn months.
The entry of December viii be very cold; it'
exit just the opposite, with scarcity Of snow In
majority Of sections
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OunrterIv conference nj,

Quarterly CONFERENCE.-The second quar-
torly conference Of the Rcisterstown Circuit color
cd, met on Saturday, September 22d. at Pools
chapel. Tho reports showed that SIS had been
paid on debt at Reisterstown, leaving balance Of
Si55; current expenses. sexton, &c., S26.si "a
Pastor, S257.s9; Presiding Elder. SIS, and
purchasing horse for tho circuit, SIS. Rev. A.
Young. l. the very popular pastor Of this circuit
lie u liked by his people, and IL very energetic
worker.
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For tho Ladios.-A pretty way TO hide the
panel Of an old door, and at the same time 10
make use Of n quantity Of Christmas cards, IL TO
arrange them on the panel In as unconventional q
msnner as possible. 10 you distrust your ability
10 do this you may get hints from the arrange.
ineni Of pictures In almost any illustrated paper
and from the art journals.
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From Mt. washington.-Yot having see

From Mt. Washington.-Not having seen
In your various letters from the different neigh.
borhoods, anything'very lately about our borough,
thought short ono would end space In your
columns. Our school, under the able new teach.
ers. Mr.. Fowler, principal, and Miss Evans. l.
nourishing and has an attendance Of when
heard last. 20 scholars. The appointment Of
Mr.. WIN. Candy, as trustee, Is very gratifying to
Republicans.
The quiet pigeon holeing" by the Board Of
Commissioners Of our petition for q voting pro.
cinet, with 81 signatures 2s being the legal mum
ber), representing men on both political sides,
has set everyone TO thinking seriously Of voting
for new board that WILL at least. notice our re.
quests. We want and should have the voting
place here, and our request was quietly ignored.
Our candidate for county Treasurer, James W.
Hughle,t, win sweep this nsighborhood.
NAMoLp.
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- One of our exchanges says that relief
from the torture Of hay fevfr prevalent at this
season, may be found in applications Of salt water
10 eyes, throat, nose, and the remainder Of the
person. A solution Of camphor and borax l. also
recommended for the eyes, with mutton broth for
beverage instead Of whiskey."
DIR. Il. ID. Cross, charged with killing DR..
A. ID. Mckune, . physical and druggist Of Coun.
ell Blufis, Iowa, 10 . native Of baltimore. Nd.
and = son Of the Rev. Andrew d. Cross, extensive
~ known In this county. The killing occurred
on Monday last. IL 10 said that bad blood has ex-
listed between the parties for some time.
At q meeting Of the Democratic Executive
Committee Of this county held on Wednesday,
Mr.. John II. Fowler, Of the 18th district, was
elected chairman; Dr. jackson Piper, 9th district,
secretary, and Mr.. William Pole. 30 district,
treasurer Of the committee. Mr.. Fowler l. a son
Of the late Hon. Robert Fowler, and brother Of
Judge David Fowler.
The race advertised last week 20 take place
at Herring Run on Monday. between "coinei,"
owned by Mr.. Samuel Ceilings, and pocket"
entered by Peter d. Pollard, for 500 n eide,
play or pay, was won by the former In three
straight heats. John Nelson handled the reins
over "come,." and Jack Phillips drove Pocket"
The time made was slow, owing 90 the rain aud
heavy condition Of the track. II L. likely another
match will be made between these horses, when
faster time may be expected.
The Catholic congregation Of this place
10 negotiating with Mr.. j. Alex. Green, who
Is acting as agent for Mr.. Benjamin Chew, of
Phia. for the purchase of that portion Of the cs-
tate Of the late Charles Il. Chew, located on Per.
RIGGS Hill, the west side Of the York turnpike.
and better known rs the store. house property. II
contains about nine acres and Is by ali odds the
most desirable location for church and cemetery
in the vicinity Of TowsontoGn. Mr.. Green has
also for sale the l1.aerc lot on the opposite side
OF the turnpike. and which belongs 90 Mr. Benja.
min Chew. Tho latter has handsome building
sites upon II and if covered with stately old forest
trees.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Cry IMPROVEMENT. The excelsior boot and
shoe store has been greatly enlarged to make room
for fall aud winter trade. There has been added
a full line Of "waker" boots and shoes, to accom-
MEDIATE bis large custom. The proprietor, Mr..
katEenberg. while whiting the Baltimore county
fair. met many friends and customers who were
pleased to see him. and comp limentei him highly
on the character Of his goods. etc. The Excel
sior" store Is No. 2i7 y. Gay street, doors be-.
low the market.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-29

Towson p. O.-list Of letters remaining in
the Towson postoiIieo for the week ending Sep
TENDER 22d, iSs3. will be sent to the dead letter
Office October 90. lSS3, IL not called for Miss
Maria Graves. Miss tgncs iiangala, Miss Sarah
Homes, Mace Lyons, Miss Sarah Smith, Geo. ".
Wade s. FKlSr PM
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peath OF Mrs. NORTHUMBERLAND. chri,,In,

Death OF Mrs. Neimcister.-Mrs. Christina
Neimeisier died at her residence, seven miles on
the Philadelphia road, on Saturday last, after q
short and Esinfai illness, aged As years. So
owned the "Golden Ring" Hotel and was vsii
place on Monday and was largely attended. Rev.
Mr.. Leonberger, Of Towards Lutheran church,
Stemmer's Run, oiiicia,ed, and the interment was
ut Mt. Carmel Cemetery. Mr.. Berleit was the
undertaken.
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TnE MrrrAL LiFE AND MATURITY ASSOCIATION
Of Washington. ID. G., issues certificates OF 81 200
to mature and become payable In Eve years. The
cost will be about $3.50 TO carry Il during the tins.
father may take n certificate on himself, wife
and each one Of his children and at the expiration
Of Ave years no will have secured for each 81 600.
For circulars. giving full particulars. address
EcKERr LEAGug. State Agents. ii3 n. High
street, Baltimore, Nd. Reliable agents wanted.
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Tho Tro.,er No, a Happy Accident.

at Is bu, short time. I know" said General
wihers. "sinee people have begun to be convinced
that the irot,er was not merely happy accident,
and could be bred at all bat look ut the uniform
improvement In the record since scientific breed.
Ia.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-29

On. FAHHSEY's lIEALrn REsroRgR, tho g.cat
Natural Blood Purifier aud Liver fnvigorator, has
shown its wonderful curative powers in Scrokla.
White Swelling. Ulcers. Erysipelas, Swolled Nick,
Scrofulous fnHammations, Old Sores, Eruptons
Of the Skin, Sore Eyes and Scalp Affections. Try
u. Al druggists sell H.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-29

S. CLEAvELASD, Of the firm Of Z. II. CIe,ye-
land, l51 Gay st.. having sold out, would be peas
ell 10 his old friends aud customers at the sors
Of n. Lieblich 4 Co.. IiS Lexington street, tear
Howard. where lac will be able to show then n
large and choice selection Of goods, and offer bes,
Inducements
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-29

Church Dedication.-Th new Methodist
Episcopal church At New Market 7th district, will
be dedicated on Sunday, September S0sh, al lei
o'clock q. m.
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MARRIAGES.

HARPER-wANTs.-A Mount Vernon, Balti-
more county. on Sept. 10th. Iss3. by Rev. J.
Melvin, W. W. Harper to Sadie 4. Wants. both
Of this county.
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sickness in Farmers Families

bCkuebs III FHEmVTb umINuB.-SOnc
Of the principal causes Of sickness Ia families 81
farmers I. overwork aud exposure; the womsn
being more frequently overwoTked. 2. Improper.
and improperly cooked food. J. Damp location
Of dwellings. I. Want Of cleanliness about their
houses, especially In reference to drains, privss,
cellars and proximity to barn yards and pig peas
>. Impure drinking water, largely due TO the pre-
eeding cause. @. bedrooms impcrfectly ven.i-
lated, and on the ground floor, with too general
use Of feather beds. :. Insufficient, recreation.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-29

EEQROIbI AI4nHIgIB III 6nlI0s OOunLIs-
Deeds. Leases, Mortgages, Bills Of Sale, etc., re-
eoivsd for record in the Office Of the Clerk Of tho
Circuit Court for Baltimore county;
pEEns.
Sophia Bach to Henry Taylor.
Henry Taylor and wife 20 u. u. Gordon.
BALTIC. T.. u. and l.. :. To Ella Webb.
A. u. beaumont. &c., to Lydia A. Read.
c. I. keiisnider, attorney, to Annie A. Carr.
Mary Z. Wilson 20 Annabel Lee George.
Rebecca Rcyburn, 1c., to John Brady.
\. :. Wheat and wife 20 y. ID. Wheat, trustee.
J. A. EPpley, trustee, 20 4. T. Sumwalt.
:. Il. Hill. trustee. TO Thomas lIiil.
Nicholas iIoshali 10 Meichoir IIoshall.
7. u. Sadticr ct al, trs., TO Ciss Woke.
Helena Mehsr 10 J. y. Jennisen.
=. j. Harman, attorney, TO q. q. Hooper.
Elias Livezey aud wife to q. q. Hooper.
WIN. 4. Hoffman, attorney, ID Lewis Ripple.
James Preston aud wife 10 John IIubner.
c. J. Hull TO Edward Mullan.
N. J. Nolan and wife 10 Benjamin KurtE.
u. II. Carroll, &C.. 10 VIM. Turnbaugh.
VI. L. Shipiey TO Joseph II. Fec.
7. ID. Mitchell to Henry Christy.
j. A. Gould TO Michael Dignan.
W. W. Spence and wife 20 q. :. Watts.
$. W. Owens to y. X. Boyd.
NJ. T.. Smith. &c.. 60 Owen Mcintyre.
q. q. Hooper to Joseph Matthews.
VIM. II. Marriott to l.. c. Williams.
u. &. Williams 10 WIN. II. Marriott.
to Franklin Wilson, trustee.
TO J. II. W. Marriott.
to A. 7. Marriott.
J. II. W. Marriott 10 T.. G. Williams.
VI. y. Aull to c. NJ. Rahc.
MORTGAGES.
:. NJ. Davidson, 4c., To 7. 4. Williams, 81, $50.
August Deemer, &e.. TO Geo. Mooyer. $500.
4. A. Carr. &C., TO Western Saw. Inst, $4,000.
Jno. Lachman, &c., to wavcrly u. A.. 500.
John Brady and wife to Rebeeea Reyburn, &c.,
5000.
John Brady to Thomas csfTray, $4,000.
q. O. Hooper to waverIy d. A., $4,000.
$3.50.
q. W. Chamberlain TO Edea It. 4. D. A., $3.50.
Emanuel Freeland to WIN. II. Burhs. $500.
J. 4. scmmes TO X. s. Hayward, $a,i2I.25.
TO c. S. II. Clark. &c, q, s72.75.
$. l.. Peddieord, 4c., to ". n. Matthews. $500.
u. chrisiy md wife to Franklin d. A., $3.50.
y. l.. Yingling. &C., TO $500.
Fredk. Price, de-. TO James Smith. 8, 500.
to s. =. Bosley, $500.
l.. II. Robinson to the Nd. Briek Co., e., 1000.
c. III HaverkamP. &C., to Light st. Saw. and I'D.
Owen McIn,yre. &C.. to N. L. Smith. 81. 100.
John lsenoch and wife to Louis Schurman, &c,
$3.50.
John Milchlins to Henry Knepper. 5000.
Maryland Central X. u. Co. 10 q. :. Brown, &C.,
trustee, $500, 200.
RELEASES.
q. d. Schroeder, adur.. to J. r. Norris.
j. Darcy Wilson 10 u. W. Gray, executor.
John Gushing TO :. ". Davidson
Nd. Life fns. Co. to W. II. Marriott.
VI. A. Egan TO John Lachman.
Maria Hansen 10 Frank Smith.
Anna Barbara Schmiit 10 q. II. Schmitt.
waycrly ". 4 +. l.. l. & u. A. to q. q. Gibpn.
H. L. Mann 20 frsdk. Price.
BALTIC. Per. d. and l.. :. TO J. +. Semmes.
Mary Nolan - ". J. Nolan:
Franklin Wilson 10 !. II. W. Marriott.
A. = Emory To u. r. johnson. &c.
liollns Land Homestead and Loan Co. 10 Charles
II. ilaverkamp, &C.
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shortages in Canned Tomatoes.-The

a Cure for Newspaper Borrowers
An exchange offers this remedy "Immediateiy
upon receiving your paper carefully cut out some
iem-it makes no difference what IL 10. The
borrowers boy will come for the paper. no will
take Il home. within three minutes he will scoot
down TO the newspaper Office aud return with n
newspaper Of the same date as the one borrowed
by the time the clipped paper has circulated
among the female borrowers, tho street will DO
alive with hurrying boys. Not one woman wiil
sleep wins without knowing what the cut item
was. Next day pursue the same course and sim
liar results will follow. In obstinate neighbor.
hoods these proceedings may last three or four
days, but no longer. The rule 10 infaliibe lin
case Of female borrowers"
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Circuit Court Henry Simon 4 Son -.
Araminta Duval judgment for plaintiff Tor $2ig.
John u. ID. Thomas ". Aquila Matthews judy
meni Of non pros. The Third National Bank Of
Baltimore rs. Alexander C. wcdicrburn; removed
TO the Court of Common Pleas Of Baltimore city.
The case Of the State. use Of Miss Allison. q
minor W. the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Con-.
Pany. has been postponed ill October 18th. Tits
an action 20 recover damages for the killing II
the equitable plaintiffs father by defendants cars
nj the New Cut OF. in July, 1881.
The case Of Blanch r. Dunbar and others -.
Mordccai ID. Wclch was rcmandci back to the
Anne Arundel Court on motion of counsel for le-
PENDANT. who made the point that the record I'D
no, show that the case had ever been properly 10.
moved from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Bali.
more back to the court of original Jurisdiction In
Anne Arundel county. and hence the Baliimerc
county Court had no Jurisdiction to try Il.
In the case Of Seligman Ilerzbcrg vs.. John I.
Stewart, Judgment was extended for S2Is1J
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Trinity Church. Long Green.-seryiees by Rev
A. j. Barrow, rector, every Sunday afternoon, at
- o'clock =. VI.
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Arlington, Sd District.-The Arlington
Union Local Option Alliance held its monthly
meeting at Mckendree VI. +. church. on Sunday,
23d inst. The exercises were opened by singing
By the audience, followed by prayer BY the pas.
tor, Rev. W. A. koontE. Miss Ada Mosher gave
n recitation. entitled "ls Il nothing TO you ?" Mr.
Mosher then followed with an eloquent address.
Al the close Of his address, Miss Mosher was
again called upon for q recitation, and in 70.
sponsc. gave an excellent rendition Of "The
Modern Cain" OF Miss Moshcr, We say, as
others have before, that she has fine ability and
possesses style Of delivery and charm Of man
ncr which cannot fail 20 please her hearers. The
attendance was good and all seemed pleased with
the afternoons exercises. A cordial invitation
was extended 10 those wishing to join the Alliance
10 come forward. Several persons had their naincs
enrolled.
Mrs. Doenges is about TO resign her position NJ
postistress here, doubtless much 10 the regret Of
maay, as she has been a pleasant and efficient
postmistress and has many friends in the ne. Oh
borhood. II Is not yet known where the Office
will be kept.
The leaves are beginning to turn and the woods
will soon be In the full glory Of autumn. II mars
ones pleasure somewhat. however, to think that
all this beauty Is only a forcrunncr Of the incl.
ancholy days" before old winter comes with its
hoar frosts, polar waves and mirth aud snow.
BEssiE A.
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CLoIniSG Decentralization 10 called e the
Mammoth Clothing house advertisement. II y.
Gay street. Baltimore, Lazarus 4 Rernstein pro-
prietors. Their motto Is good goods and'low
prices. They say they are determined 20 phase.
HASB-MApE SuoEs.--Alfrcd Phipps, on pela-
ware avenue, In rear Of Ady's hotel, fowsonpwn,
makes 10 measure all kinds Of lady's and esnt's
shoes and boots. Correct styles and ht gufrnn.
tecd. Repairing PROMPTLY done
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81. Johns r. z. ChHreh, KiHg.riiie.-scrvices
every Sunday morning, at l0.i5 o'clock, by Rev.
A. J. Barrow. rector.
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LOCAL ITEMS.
RELIGIOUS Notices.

Usioa Rerirai Serrices-- TowsoHso.cH NJ q. aad
w. n. cAarehes.-Preachinga at the NJ. 4. church.
tomorrow Sunday, at II u. IN, by Rev. W. +.
D. GLENN, pastor, and at u p. M, by Rev. J. r.
Nichols. Services will be held at Epson Chapel.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings, con.
Quoted by Rev. W. T. ID. GLENN, aud at the NJ.
l.. church. on Tuesday aud Thursday evenings,
conducted by Rev. J. Il. Nichols. Public cordial.
ly invited.
TriHiiy r. r.. Church, Tor.oatoHn.--Prcaching
II n. IN. and u pr IN. Also Wednesday night SER
vices ut ~ o'clock.
There will be preaching at Luthcrville, by Rev.
W. II. II. Powers, in the Public Hall, every Sun.
day afternoon, Mt - o'clock.
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Another Important Notice

take great pleasure In announcing TO my many
friends through the country that I am now man.
uiacturing a full line Of
The Press., 1883-04-12

The Kansas City (Mo.) Times says While the papers are recounting the rem iniscences of Tom Bowen, the senator-elect from Colorado, some of the pioneers oi Corydon, this state, remember him as hav- ing practiced law here when the town was yet in its infancy. An amusing anecdote, which IS well vouched for, is related of the future senator. One of the wealthy and prominent citizens of this place had mis- understanding with his wife, which finally resulted in divorce and heavy alimony for the injured fair one, eliminating in the almost complete bankruptcy of her hus- band. The peculiar feature of this case seems to have been that the woman had quietly used her husbands credit to he1 own advantage without his knowledge, and made large number of debts which he was compelled to pay, while she had so suc- cessfully secreted all monies and property that nothing could be found, aud he was compelled to pay all her debts. The result was obtained through the adroitness aud fnesse of Tom Bowen. Mr. Bowen thought he had earned and well-deserved hand some fee, but twhen he went to his fair eli ent for his reward she replied with an arch smile: 'Sir, my husband pays my debts. , The shrewd woman had outwitted both he1 husband and the lawyer.
The Press., 1883-04-12

WnK1E COLLINS last story is called s'My Lady's Money" In this country it would have been: "Mother-in-law has got the Stamps" or s'The Old Woman is We'll Heel ed," remarks paragraph. All Americans do not employ such outrageous slang phrases as the above. In speaking of Ely's Cream Balm, however, they do say: ''its perfect, y ''its as fragrant as flowers, and certain death to catarrh," &c.,, &c. This Balm is not i- quid or snuff, and is easily applied. Thou sands of grateful persons attest it's efficacy. "One in our family had catarrh for 8 years, " said R. W. Merrill, Sec'y Phoenix Manuf'g Co.,, Grand Rapids, Mich. "She intellectual ly tried other remedies and several speciality doctors in Boston. Ely's Cream Balm has restored her health and hearing, which were considered incurable." Try it, reader. Price, 50 cents.
The Press., 1883-04-12
I've Little Feet.

Two little feet so small that both may nestle
 In one caressing hand
 Two little feet upon the untried border
 Of hfe's mysterious land.
 Dimpled and soft, and pink as peach-tree
 blossoms
 In Aprils fragrant days
 How can they walk among the briery tangles
 Edging the worlds rough ways? 1 ture, e
 Must bear woman's load; Alasl since woman has heaviest burdens
 And walks the hardest road. Love, for while, will make the path before 1 them l All dainty, smooth and fair Will cull away the brambles, letting only I The roses blossom there. But when the mothers watchful eyes are | shrouded ~ l Away from sight of men, And these dear feet are left without her guid- Who shall direct them them? How will they be allured, betrayed, deluded, Poor little untaught feet Into what dreary mazes will they wander, What dangers will they meet? Will they go stumbling blindly in the darkness Of sorrows fearful shades? A Or find the upland slopes of peace and beauty Whose sunlight never fades? How shall it be with her, the tender stranger, | Fair-faced and gentle-eyed, Below whose unstained feet the worlds rude highway l Stretches so strange and wide? An! who may read the future? For our darl- ing We crave all blessings sweet And pray that He, who feeds the crying ra- | vens, 1 Will guide the baby's feet.
The Press., 1883-04-12

DYING WITH A CLEAN REcoRD.-'sA res ident of my nayburhud died de odder day, said Brother Gardner, Gan dis ebenin' de committee 'pinted to write an eulogy ol his character war showing me draft o what dey had prepar'd. De eulogy am il sechshuns an I will quote it to you:
 'He was man who did not glib to de poor wid one han an steal from de tax payers wid de odder
 "He nebber gin dollar to the heather in Africa, but he allus paid his debts Ii America.
 "While he did not purfess to be per feck Christian, he remembered ssdat only one seat belonged to him when he trabbled
 "He made no great adoo bout his hon esty, an yit he remembered when all whar' he borrowed hoe or a shovel.
 "He did not call himself better dan hi fellow-man, an yit he had a kind word ful boy wid a sore toe an ton of coal flu a aybur wid broken leg.
 fHe felt dat he had duty to do by dt church, an yit he entered a circus by dt front doah, an' de sound of fiddle pu new spirit into his feet
 elf he did not sing his hymns from de house-tops, neither did de world har wha he said when he arrove home an found hit wife sick a-bed, de hired gal gone, an dt baby howlin' wid paper of pins in hii mouf. ."-Detroit Free Press.
The Press., 1883-04-12
Not legal tender in Maine-the bartender

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 L. B. LcMILLAN, M. D., Breesport, N. r.
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