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The Baltimore County union., 1883-05-19
ps,nfa, Accidentally. Hampstead

Painful Accident.-Ths Hampstead Ia.
fsyPsise, Of i?th inst, says; "0n Thursday even
Ing last a. Thomas J. Gorsueh and his son
Charles we're driving home IN baggy from IIsmp.
his home. the holding back strap broke and the
buggy ran upon tho horses heels. causing him to
kick. Mr.. Gorsuch. thinking 20 relieve the horse.
ran the buggy against the bank. when Il upset.
throwing both lie occupants out and badly break
Ing the vehicle. Mr.. 0orsuch was severely In
jarsd--one or more Of his ribs being supposed 10
be brotsn-abd bis son received an ugly bruise
on his forehead.
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Death OF q weil-Known Man.-Mr. Aa-
gus, 0hie. an old resident Of Homestead. 9th die.
triei. died on Wednesday last lie had been a
resident Of Baltimore county for about 81 years.
and was engaged in hay and straw packing. buy
ing material from our farmers. and very Ia
vorably known 20 many Of them.
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Deaths Tr's.ses. &C.. 10 eta. q Lsns

OHLE.-After an illness Of several weeks. Au
gust Ohle. aged 60 years. . native Of volkmar.
sen, Hssse cassel, 0eFmany, and for the last
IS years . resident Of Homestead, Baltimore
county, Nd.
sLADE.-M woodensburg. Thursday, May u.
Mary Ann, aged 50 years and Z months, wife Of
the late John u. Slade.
MELcHOIR.-0n Thursday, May ~. at vii
mington, Del, Nathaniel Mslehvir, JF., aged q
years.
PRROT-On May ~, Lucy Margaret. aged 90
years. daughter Of WIN. ". aud Ann W. PeF5t.
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rruck Fnrm for snln-Ai,en,in,

Truck Farm for Saie.-At,eniion l. called
10 n valuable truck farm. containing 80 acres. ai-
veriisei in another column. II Il situated on the
Phiiadeiphia road. u miles from the city limits.
and will be sold on the premises. On wednesday.
May ?3d. a; o'clock r. N. Persons in want of
suburban property should not fail to attend the
sale.
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Miscellaneous.
rs TT YOU
Reader. who said you would like to get such nice
fitting Clothing a. City people wear. rather than

Reader. who said you would like to get such nice
fitting Clothing as City people wear, rather than
the Wholesale goods commonly sold in most stores ;
This will tell you how 10 do Il. The very large
increase In business the past season allows us
20 make still lower scale Of prices than be.
fore, and you can save enough In buying from Us
Go pay for your trip 10 our city.
The garments We sell are manufactured under
ourpersonal supervision, upon the premises there
by securing the best sewcd and fitting Clothing
ever produced. Our goods are made for the indi-
viduai wear Of our patrons. and not for Wholesale
ing. We cell them with . positive guarantees !;
therefore one runs any Tisk In buying at our
house. We indulge In no kind of show or prcten-
sion, that only result In increased prices. but
depend on the merits Of our goods and genuine
low prices 10 hold and gain patronage. Upon
these statements We invite you 90 call and look
through our immense stock Of new styles and
fashionable designs. Any garment not entirely
satisfactory will be gladly exchanged or money
refunded.
Jc1-Be sure and first call upon
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List OF Letters remaining In the Towson
postofhee for the week ending May ~, lss3, will
be sent 10 the Dead Letter Ofhcs June ., lss3, u
not called for: Ridglsy Corbeu. p. j. Halls, John
kipp. Thos. q. Miller. Mrs. W. n. Perry. 2; Miss
PhiIibia Riley, John Tyson. sAaAu FEAsr,
Possmistress.
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Cooking Main. Another oBe Of these dis
graceful exhibition. occurred in thi. county on
Monday afternoon last. Nearly hundred spec.
tA;ors were present. including number of Bai,-
more and Philadelphia sports. II is said consii
erablc money changed hand. On the fight. one
blood losing much $500. II il very singu-
lar a stop cannot be pu, to this cruel sport.
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Removable. George W. Grammer, Who he,
been employed BY the Ashland Company at their
shops al Pot Spring. has taken charge Of his
blacksmith shop on the Belair road, about miles
from the city. Mr. GrAmmer has been In the en-
Piey of the above company for upwards Of eleven
years.
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INSURANCE.
OLDFIELD's ExCEISIORPUMp

I HAVE greatly increased my facilities for max
ing Pumps by building a LARGE STEAM
SAW MILL AND PUMP FACTORY, which is
supplied with all necessary machinery for making
PUMPS OF THE BEST QUALITY, full .up.
ply of which are AlWays on hand.
The stock. being prepared months in advance
are thoroughly seasoned and impafi no disagree
able taste {, the water. Being made and put up
by me with the greatest care they WILL 0CT.
LAST ANY IRON or ORDINARY WOODEN
PUMP besides being less likely TO get of order
Pumps put in in any part Of the state and guar
anieei for one year or they will be kept in order
for ten years afterwards at 81 per year.
Pumps repaired and Pumps made where they
are TO be erected, when timber is furnished. a,
short notice.
E,- Prices as low az Pumps Of the best quality
can be made for. Address.
WILLIAM oLDFIELD, Pump Maker,
JulySy.sl Fountain Green. Hartford Co.. Nd.
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Patent Obtained.--Messrs. Frank X. Herr
and Samuel X. Herr. Of westmins,er. have patent.
ed an improvement In the bodies Of vehicles
which is 20 constructed that the body swings
lower than the main part of the eliptieai springs
on which the body rests.
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Partnership Dissoived.-By reference 20
advertising columns IL will be seen that the auc-
tioneering firm Of Messrs. Wilson a Ri.ieau ha.
been dissolved. Mr.. Samuel ~. Wilson. 50 we'll
known to the people Of Baltimore county. will
continue the business as heretofore. and hopes.
by strict application. TO merit share of public
patronage.
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Confederate Decoration Day.--Ths So.
eiety of the Army and Navy Of the Confederate
States In Maryland have made arrangements for
holding their memorial services on the 9th of
June. The ceremonies win be held at the
Academy Of Music, baltimore, at o'clock D. N.
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Hieh-Priced Cow.-At the sale Of Jersey
cattle In Nsw York on Thursday. beloBging % +
s. Cooper. oI Pa, Mr.. Samuel ". Shoemaker. oi
this county, bought the eow "st Ciementine" foI
5000.
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To rHE PEorLE OF BALTIMORE CorSrS.-we In.
vite attention 10 our new line Of Autumn aud Win.
ter Boots and Shoes, which wc are Offering at un.
usually attractive prices. Gentiemen's hne calf
hand sewed button boots for s3.ss; Ladies hand
sewed button boots for $500; Ladies. Misses and
children's fne custom shoes a speciality. Il will
pay you 60 give us . call. GrSby. mrswoRrH 4
Co.. Opera House Shoe Store, % n. Eutaw Street,
Baltimore, Md.
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A Fight Between Farmers.-John Rufe
and Christian Uhring. living on Chestnut Ridge.
serious alteration on Friday of last week.
Uhring's stock had been ,Tespassing on Rufs.
property. and the latter. IL il said. impounded
them. which was the cause oftbe trouble Uhring.
in his fury. cut Rufc with a knife aud also .iruck
him in the face with the blade Of a hoe. making
n painful aud dangerous wouad. After the g. ght.
thTing broke open the stable to get hi. horses.
since whish time he has not been heard Of.
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Hartford Road Itsms.-Mr. n. A. whiteford
has soij HI. interest in the g Mile House 10 Mr.
BENJAMIN ". Ady. who l. now proprietor of the
Is. Mile House. lie will take charge In n few
days aud We feel confident he will do well if he
keeps As orderly place as the retiring proprie
tor. Mr.. whiteford has purchased u snug little
place. containg % acres, on 5-milc hill where he
will engage in the cattle busincs, more exten-
sivciy than ever.
Mr.. Joseph II. Duncan's house at Lavender
IiiIl. 10 now receiving the finishing touches. Mr..
Joseph Pattison l. doing the painting in a very
artistic manner.
Mr.. Charles 4. Dressed has improve the ). Mile
House very much by painting and fixing IL up in
many ways. making Il look very well.
NtciIANr
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The First Sunday After Local Option

IN Howard.-The Eiiieott City Pcoyr,s. sass
"Thc peace loving citizens Of Baltimore county.
In the neighbOrhood Of Gray's Factory. adjoining
Rlliee,t City. will long remember the first Sab
bath after local option took effect in Howard
county. Their peace and quietude was greatly
Interrupted by the refugees from Howard county
justise and their eoadju,ors. The day was spent
10 Drunkenness and rioiing. much 10 the disgust
Of The order.i loving citizens of Gray's Factory
There seemed 20 be a determination on the part
Of the groceries some Of which had open doors
70 give the citizens Of that place a foretaste Of
what they might expect on future Sabbath
They certainly have forcibiy impressed upon the
Law abidng citizens of that portion Of Baltimore
county, the necessity TO petition TO the next Leg
i,laiure for Law TO expel the liquor traffic from
their midst, u not for total prohibition In the
Sls,. Sf Ma'y land"
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From Alberton. Durken. who had
his thanb SO badly mashed about three week.
ago. had IL amputA,ed q, drst joint. DR.. W. u.
Gambril performed the surgical operation.
The D. 4 o. X. X. Co. have given Us n long
felt wat, by the addition TO their regular schedule
&c two extra passenger trains making in all
seven passenger trains daily over the main line
Eve eastward. There is also a passenger coach
ATTACHED to ay-train east and west. We now
have TO reason to complain. but extend our
sss.ss 70 shs snssrPri.ing u a o. Co. They al
wayi look to the comfort and accommodation Of
The travelling public.
Rev J. J. Tyler. d. D.. will be with US on the
18th inst, at ?. m, 90 deliver his very pleasing
lecture.
We understand the Laurel cornet band contem.
plate visiting Aiberton at no distant day.
Rey. =. MeInturh. Of the Baptist faith. de.
liverei TO us on Sunday. 18th inst two very able
sermons. The majority Of his hearers were very
much delighted. d. MS.
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From oardonville. iath Dis

From 0ardenvilie, i2th District. - On
Monday evening an exhibition was held at Dow.
don NJ Y. church, eolored, for the benefit of the
Sunday school connected with the church. The
children acquitted themselves very crcditably.
The entertainment was under the mana cement u
W. u. Roberts.
Many pic.nics were held In this neighhorhood
on Monday. AZ Raspburg the grove was filed
with visitors aud an enjoyable time was had.
The coaches Of Mr.. j. Henry Raspe have been
running on Sunday foF some time. the route be-
Ing from Rasphurg TO Boundary avenue. con
Meeting with the Gay street line Of cars. They
make three trips each way and seem 20 tc well
patroniEcd
Messrs. D"nshue Bros, the contractors for the
completion "f Lake Clifton, have commenced
operations. They have ab0u, 200 men and about
80 horses and carts employed. in addition 10
large number of cxcavating machines and large
plows, drawn by and horses. 10 loosen the
earth Tor the machines 20 take away. They have
also n eommissary attached 10 the works, where
the laborers a.e supplied with groceries, meats.
clothing and other neccssaries. The iaborcrs are
principally eolored men. Tho Messrs. Donahue
say that In n short time they intend doubling
their force. and shall undoubtedly complete their
contract within the time agreed upon. The con
tract for the work amounts 60 <320, 900.
Margaret kaher, an aged white woman. was
found dead Ia bed ON Sunday morning. 18th inst,
by Mr.. Henry Ashauer. Justice John q. Carter
held an inquest. Ahcr hearing the testimony of
Mr.. Ashauer. as 10 the finding Of the body, and
q certificate from DR.. =. W. Peldncr, rendered q
verdict that death was caused by q canecrous
tumor. The body was taken 20 the city for
burial. NJ. Il.
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MARRIAGES.
DEATHS.

KARR@ HARLow.-on 18th inst, BY Rev. A
d. Melvin, corneiius T. Karr and Miss Ella
Harlow, both o. Baltimore county, Md.
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Tho Maryland Central Road.-The eompa-
ny's officers having accepted the road bed rs I'm.
ished by the eontractors, according 70 speciGca.
items, from the Great Gunpowder 10 Faiiston, are
now engaged In putting both iron and wooden
guard.rails on the trestles and approaches. with
the view of making travel over them as nearly ab.
solutely safe as possible. With the additional
iron raiis Il Il scarcely conceivable that the cars
can mount the track, and " they should their
progress would be stopped by the heavy timber on
the outside. That the dangers oi travel on this
road are reduced 10 q minimum, are demonstrated
by = comparison with what has been done on tho
other roads operated in Maryland. During the
past year all oi them have wrecked trains asd q.
stroyed lives, while on this, during the period
not life or limb has been lost, notwithstanding ng
the fact that Il has carried two hundred thous-
and passeneers.--B -Bsiuir Democrat.
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HAsp-MApE sHoEs.-Alfred Phipps. on Della.
ware avenue, In rear Of Ady's hotel. fowsontown,
makes 20 measure all kinds of lady's and gents
shoes and boots. Correct styles aud o. guaran.
tsed. Repairing promptly done.
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s. CLEsvELASB. of the lrm Of 4. X. cieave
land, Isl DAY st., having sold out would be pleas
ed 90 his old friends and customers ut the stor
of ~. Lieblieh Co., its Lexington street. nea
Howard, where he will be able 10 show them
large aud choice selection Of goods, and offer bes
Inducements.
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Torsoaiorn PresLsicriaH Chapei.-Preaebing
tomorrow afternoon, at 81 o'clock, by Rev. W. J.
Gin, Of Baltimore.
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IIoS. JoHS W. CRisriELp. Princess Anne. Nd.
wrote Us July %, 1852, that he had very satisfae
tory results from Diamond State Super Phosphate
applied 60 corn. and did not hesitate TO recon
mend u 40 q fertilizer Of great merit.
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Sold for Taxes.-Mr. VIM. Parks, County
Treasurer, oId at the court house on Monday. for
issO taxes. the following property in the 9th dis
trict:
10, the west eide Of Gorsueh avenue.
Vases ss.esscj to Lewis senit, purchased by
the County Commissioners for $3.50.
Lot % by $50 feet. corner Cold Spring lane ani
Falls rad. assessed to Philip Murphy, purchased
by sam, for StO.i..
Lot pDrthwest corner Charles street avenue AMI
Forest areet, improved by frame house, assessed
to wH. q. Rheims, purchased BY same for
$5i.ss.
Lot 80 by COO feet on Charles street avenue,
assessed to VIM. R. Miller, purchased by same for
S233.lS
Lot situated in the sixth district. s. acres. al.
joining the Penny lvania line, assessed 10 Small
4 LeaL purchased by same for $i7.iG.
Lot IN the fourth district. i?l acres. near Reii.
terstown, assessed to Achsah Perine and Edward
Larsh, purchased by Joseph $. Gore for $50 %.
Lot in third district, east side Reisterstown
road, assessed % Vim. A. Hook. purchased by the
County Commissioners for s7t.2i.
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PropeFty Transfers In Baltic. County,
Deeds hsAses, Mortgages, Bills Of Sale, etc., 70
esved fnr record In The once Of tho Clerk Of III,
Cirsait ctnrt for Baltimore county:
DEEDS.
H. A. Harris 10 ). II. Ksnnard.
N. n. bns.ey 20 c. o. coeksy.
J. II. smith, &e., TO d. II. Carroll.
y. l.. Merling and wife 90 wm. Harris.
Log Cabin p D. A. TO VIM. Harris.
John Mehr % 4. A. Mohr.
Christla1 Schorr and wife 90 John SchoTr.
jesse Daley aud wife 20 7. J. freeiamd.
J. II. Knapp To y. d. Geiston.
Elil.be.h Hayworth, &e.. TO L. Peddieord.
A. II. H41crtson, 4c., TO Ii. V. Kelley.
n. G. 5esnec and wife TO ID. Z. Lyman, &c.
W. 8 kesch, trustee, 10 L. Q. Pariest.
Z. y. H>id - Ruhannah Dorsey.
II. l. 1I1xIeton, &e., 10 +. G. MoriinR.
Jas. - l<lsfzcn and vile 20 Andrew Mandsrson
Andssw Afndssson and wife 10 Jas. Manderson, 2
T. W. Lesering TO A. @. Davis.
3. G. OH aud wife 10 d. w. Myers.
M W. 0autt 10 J. N. Henderson.
Y. N. Jsncks 10 J. A. Leef.
~. A. Albert. &c, to John Lewis.
Eliza Leo 20 &. W. Wood.
&. II. Tagart and wife 10 A. 4. Curtin.
ASSIGNMENT.
Plymouth Land Co. TO y. J. MOriing.
NJ. j. Hammond 20 W. A. Roystou.
Jacob wisner, &e., TO Louis Held.
Walter Lockey, administrator. To X. l.. Luman.
q. c. Hoffman to c. A. Hoffman.
MORTGAGES.
c. o. coekey To V. T. shipiey, o, 600.
John klingier aud wife 70 Barbara Roder, $500.
Geo. Walker, Jr., and wife To Abraham 0elegroth,
$500.
O. n Freshman e. al, to D. y. Lyman. &e., trus-
tees, s2i 900.
r. ~. Jencks TO Jacob Lawson, q, 500.
David Graael and wife 10 Home ID. A.. 5000.
joseph Hofs,e,ter and wife to Bernard 0bsrmann.
$1,000.
Louis Held TO waverly d. A., $3.50.
Bertha Wild, tc., 20 waverly b. A., $3.50.
Fredk. Mai ard wifeto Rosina Tkure. 81, 900.
Peter Grow, 4c., to South Fremont 81. l.. a S.
Co, $3.50.
p. 3. Ra,cliae to Alex Blair, $500.
Predk. Gross and wife TO Henry Refer, 8, 200.
NJ. r. Campbell TO Il. W. Appicgarth, $500.
John Louis and wife TO Unequal ID. A., $500.
5ehn Ienis aud wife "a n. A. Alhert. $3.50.
Meiclcs Fswbie and wife 10 J. y. Cssksy. Jr.,
stioe.
A. L corbin. 4e., TO s. II. Tagart, 1000.
LEASES.
Chates westrieh and wife to J. C. shamberger.
J. c. .Shsmbesger to Charles westrish.
Marpret coan 10 Charles Kroch.
X. D,rsey, &c., to y. N. Reid.
Jamc Mandsrson. &c., to c. II. A. Manthey.
q" 10 Franklin Kone.
Andrew Marderson, &C., 60 Christian Zwiek.
u. II. Glen. 3c. TO Philip and VIM. Schmidt.
RELEASES.
J. y. cockcy. Jr., 10 Mary Bussey.
NJ. II. 2. l.. 4 :. A. to W. q. Rheim.
Teu;h Ger. A. d. A. to David Grauei.
Thomas Iiili TO J. II. LinIey.
ST. James s. I. TO Bertha wild.
V. v. Ficury TO John vogt.
Hopkins A. r. u A. to freik. Gross.
Lenaox Birckhead TO Eliza Lee.
A. g. Patterson, guardian, TO Eliza Lee.
Nc. 4. Booth TO Christopher corcoran.
". A. Booth TO Melchoir fowble.
". ". 4 r. l.. l.. A u. A. TO Jacob wisner.
Baito. Butchers l.. 4 A. A. TO NJ. A. Albert.
Henry keete to Francis Albert.
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Removal OF Horns from Calves.-A
writer In the ksrai Nee YORKER recommends the
removal of the horns from young calves, saying
that the pain caused 10 the animal BY the opera
tion 10 slight. Il 10 very easily done uhen the
yousg horns hrst become eonspicuously promi
nent under the skin. The skin over the horn 10
the covering which aftsruard grows 10 be the
cater and insensibie easing of the horn that, In
fact, which vas called the horn. The true horn
lies under this, and can easily be removed By rais
ing Gap Of the skin and cutting u out Il may
Be done IN . moment, and . little plaster of TAR
put ever the cut protects the slight wound, which
soon heals.
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81. Joka's y. e. chHrch. KiEy.r;iic.-serviccs
every Sunday morning, Mt 1915 o'clock, by Rev.
A. J. Barrow, rector.
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Towsontown NJ. e. Church.-There was
more than ordinary interest manifested by the
congregation in atiei dance upon the services held
In the Methodist Episcopal church of this place
on last Sabbath. This was especially observ able
at the services at night. Upon invitation Of the
pastor, Eve persons presented themselves for ad.
mission as probationers for church membership.
Aner an address, explanatory of the relation and
duties about 20 be assumed BY them, the pastor,
Rev. Mr.. GLENN, gave them. in the name Of she
church. 9 cordial reception, after which the con-
gregation arose and sang with much fervor
Doxology of praise. The entire service was i'm
prsssive aud no little enjoyed BY the many per
sons present. After short aud practical prelude
on temperance, Mr.. GLENN delivered an apprO-
pirate sermon, and tho evening services were
closed with the usual devoiions and with more
than ordinary animation. II l. thought that the
future of the church is both bright and promis-
Ing. We understand there will be . responsive
duet sung on next Sunday evening during the
services in the church, as q voluntary.
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Tho New bridge AZ Eikridge.-rh. XII

Tho Now Bridge et Elkridge.-The Elli-
colt City Ti@e., Of i2th inst, says; "Tbs Board
Of Commissioners for this county with Messrs.
John n. Miiiender aud X. W. steifei. Of the Bal.
timore county beard, met at the court house on
Wednesday 10 award the contract for building the
bridge over the Pasapsco river at Elkridge Land.
ing. Proposals for the same we're presented By
six different bridge companies. ranging from "a,
ESQ down 10 A.l95, the latter amount being BY
the Pittsburg Bridge company. AID being the
lowest bid the contract was awarded 10 that CON.
pany. They gave bond 10 the penalty Of - 900.
conditioned Tor the faithful aud proper construe.
tion Of the bridge. and for its completion by the
lst Of August next. One half Of the cost Of con-
struc,ion will be paid BY Baltimore county. This
company built the bridge at Woodstock, which
has given entire satisfaction aud is . substantial
structure"
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Chas. j. X. Thorpe. Samuel Brady, Henry Wilson.
| Gist 7. coekey aud VIM. 8. whiteley. Mr. Cha.
/ II. MCLEAN Vas delegated 10 survey the ground.
! We arc constrained 20 remark that some
temperance orators are just the least bit too in
temperate. IniemPeranee l. bad In all things, as
well in language-under certain eireunstances-
~ in drinking. eating, 4e. IL does not seem %
us christian like TO try TO walk rough. .shod over
every man Who may not exactly agree with
peculiar views. Let Us have \ little moderation
In all things.
! --EIlieott City Progress: ESQ far as Ellieott
City s concerned Il will receive the benefits of
local option at present. from the fact that ws are
on the dividing line between Howard aud Baiti-
more counties. and u u only matter Of the time
Il takes TO walk across the bridge which spans the
PataPsco at this point There nov eight
liquor saloons In baltimore county within about
one mile Of the bridge"
| The temperance people Of Baltimore county
/ want the Democrats and Republicans 20 have their
tickets printed with the words "For Local Option
and against Losai Option" 90 that the voters
Of local option. to bind the delegates elected 60
vote for such lau. Should this Be refused the
Alliance binds itself TO vote for no candidate who
refuses to pledge himself.
--0ne of tho most pleasing eutertainments
/ held In Towsontoun recently was that given By
the members of the N. y. sunday school. In the
lecture room of the church. on Wednesday even
/ tuE thst. Aue IEoEfammN ceusthteu " muntcs
rectaiions. dialogues readings, tablsaux. &C., aud
the scholars certainly deserve much credit for the
manner In which they acquitted themselves. A
large audience was present.
-Messrs. J. Maurice Watkins aud Y. L. Nor
ling have been designated BY the County Commits
sioners 10 procure the names of stoekholdsFf Tres
idenis of the eoun,y) from banks and other cor
porstions that have failed 10 make returns a. re-
| quired By Law, and also 10 examine the stock OF
other books of corporations In the State 10 ascer-
tain what shares are owned, 90 well - the names
of the owners thereof, residing in the eounty.
Mr.. John c. Psares and bis SOP Richard, of
Long 0reen. last week paid visit 10 Mr.. Frank
Browns extsnsive estate In Carroll county. With
. view 10 purchasing some ef the land which Mr..
D. IL nov oaeFing At private sale. This estate 10
one ofth largest IN Maryland, embracing between
two and three thousand acres, and Mr. Brewn
wants 10 reduce Il By dsposing Of small tracts 70
good farmers. The Messrs. Pearee have not de-
eided 10 puFehase.