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ss-M funeral recently the clergyman con-
due,ing the services spoke for nearly an hour,
beginning with biography Of the dead man, and
ending with long exhortAtion to the mourners.
The day was warm, the parlors crowded. the blinds
were closed, the air was sitting. For the last
half hour the grisving family and friends listened
70 the long-uinded ssrmoniIsr IN silent. inereas.
ing terror and even the chief mourner felt Felsv-
I'll when be closed his mouth. Clsrgymsn Who
make tedious orations Al funerals cannot pray a.
did the man at camp nesting; II oGsr Thee
thanks that am endowed With > little eonmon
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-08

Es-Mr. Charles ". cAughy. Of baltimore. has
sold his paper. Essry Saturday. to Mr. Thomas J..
Wentworth who has for some time past been con.
necisd with the ca'koiis Mirror. The new editor
will pay particular a,,sntion to sporting matters.
Essry Saturday. under Mr.. caughy's manage
meat, vas very popular.
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Ninth District.

Ar CHARLES IIAMlLToN'S. wAvERLY.
T"'.'ioy. SJi.aisr ih.
AT THE OFFICE OF JUSTICE DORSEY,
HAMrDEN. on ROLAND AVENUE,
W'dHeriay. S.g'es,J,r sri
AT SAML J. ROBiNSoN's. TowSONTOwN.
H"r'fry N.I'.n,Lsr 9Th
AT THE OFFICE OF DEITCH A BROS. IN
THE REAR OF No. 10 SECOND STREET.
NEAR CHARLES STREET,
F''d"y Npf,mL,r I'll:
AT VI. C00PER'S. FALLS ROAD AND LAKE
AVENUE.
.Nnfnltirn- 4. l.s...L.r IL
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Ee-Ths Republicans Of the eOunty have IL
within their power to nominate hr't-elAss ticket
on the 2ith inst. We have plenty Of good ma
tsriaI In the party from which to select such
ticket as will deserve and receive the SURFACES Of
the people, Who are ripe for . change. Let no
r,fsfaka n made
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es-The Republicans Of Hartford county are
determined to eontes, every inch Of ground with
their Democratic opponent. in November next.
Their county convection nominated a ticket CON.
posed Of some Of the very best men in the county.
They 60 into the canvass to win. and they will
certainly eee, portion Of their ticket, IL no, the
Hhoie Of IL
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Eighth District.

AT CoCkEiSvILLg HOTEL,
T"'.'i"y. h'i"'..i',y "nf TiH,..iry. Syt,mI.r
iii. "a raf 6ib ID:
AT BELFAST.
Frid"y. N'Jt,a,J.r :h:
AT CiIAS. .. COCHtY'S. IO.MILE HOUSE,
YORK ROAD.
N''arity. S.J.i.4a5s, sri.
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Eleventh District.

AT W. o. u. wRIGnT'S. HARTFORD PIKE.
T"''f''y aud lIeia.,iay. S.I',a,L.c ia and 5th !:
At JACOB woLFE'S. EIDGELY : FORCES,
T"r'das. Fridrg ond Saturday, S,p,eaLsr
GfL, III and Sfh
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COR SALE OR LEASE.

80 IS ACRES OF LAND. ADJOINING s-s<s
TIMONIuM STATION.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Lying between said Railroad and York Turnpike.
nine miles from city by the latter ami II or -
miles by railroad.
The above IL we'll watcred. Also a never. failing
spring Of excellent water; would make a desirable
home could be conveniently divided into build
ing lots would make n good stand for STORE,
Ac.. and there could not be easily found a better
property for Dairy or Trucking purposes.
IL will be either leased or sold on easy terms.
Address, q. N. BoSLEY,
Aug. 25-3t. Towson 4. O.
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AT SAMUEL MOORE'S. ST. JAMES.
T"'''foy aHd Wsfa''i"y. S,pieaLsr ih aud 5Lh !:
AT HARRISON CURTIS. sUNNYDROoK,
HHr.f'y. Fri'i"y anil S"iaoioy, .SsJ.'smIer 6,h,
IA aai SRI.
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DEATHS.
Dea,hs Fres---T Tributes. &C.. 70 cts. Lsns


B0wERMAN.-At Mount Arara,. baltimore
county, on August 10th, benjamin. Taylor. aged
II months and days, con Of James d. and
Jane A. Bowernan.
TRoGLER.-At Calvcrton. Baltimore county, on
August 3lst, May c.. In the 9Th year Of her age,
beloved daughter Of John W. and Mary Jane
Trogler.
TIMANUS.--0n the 3Ist Of August, 1883, Mary
T.. 10 the 6ith year Of her age, wife Of Israel
Timanus. Of Roekdale. baltimore county.
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An Age OF suspicion.

Truly, this Is an age Of suspicion. Nevertheless,
Capt. y. NJ. Howes, Of the steamer William Crane,
Merchants Miners transportation Line be-
tween Boston and baltimore, who suffered severe
" FROM rheumatism, caused BIZ the exposure Incl.
dent 70 bis profession, was cured BY 81. Jacobs
Oil. This 10 no suspicion. Bo.ton Globe.
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seventh District.

At ELL :. SIMPSONS,
T"'"f''y ""d n''in.'i,y. .>,J.iss,L.r ih and 5k 4:
AT PLEASANT HUNTERS. wISEBuRG.
Th"r'fny. F'i'i'y "nd !Nr'nri,y. S,J.,,n,Lsr Ga.
~ mt sri
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es-Miltoa W. 0aut,, Rsq., . wsIl-known
yOung member Of The bar. and an Assive Demo-
eras, this week snsounssd himself candidate for
the Legislature. II nomiaassd and elected he
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Sixth District.

AT T.. l.. MEREikEN's STORE. MIDDLE.
TOWN.
T"''tty. HeL'..i,Y. UHr.iuy. Fsi,i,y and .Srt.
"'i"y. NP''D't,r ~. 5h. So. 7h and sal.
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Third District.

AT bARToN's STORE. wOODBERRY,
THesfay. N.if.a.b,r IA:
AT MRS. GODMAN'S STORE. CLIFTON.
"'d"''d"y a"d TAars'iay. September SRI aud 9th
AT ARLINGTON HOTEL. RRIsTERsTowN
ROAD,
FriRay. S'pi.mJer ia:
AT y .MILEHOCsE.R EISTERSTowNR ROAD.
SafHriay, Sst,f,H,Ler STA
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MARRIA0Es.

wEEKs-sALFNER.-On August 18th, by Rev.
A. ID. Melvin. William y. Weeks, Of Baltimore,
TO Ida ". Salfner. Of Baltimore county.
R0UT-ETTINGER.-On the 9Th instant, BY
Rev. j. A. Regest,r. William Z. Crout, Of Reis-
terstown, TO Agnes II. Ettinger Of Baltimore.
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Miscellaneous.
NOTICE o. REGISTRATION
IN IN
Baltimore County, for the Year
1853.
SEPTEMBER SITTING.

Notice il hereby given, pursuant 20 Law, by the
undersigned. officers Of RcgistFation for the differ
ent Election Districts of Baltimore county, that
thay will hold the SEPTEMBER SITTING FOR
THE YEAR 1858. for the purpose Of asccrtaining
and registering all persons qualified 10 vote in
their respective di-;ricts at the following places
and times. from O'CLOCK \. ". To : O'CLOCK
+. NJ, each day, a lollows
First District.
AT ADAM DIETRICH'S. CARROLLTON,
T"'.day and h'iafsiuy. .NsIt,a'Lsr TIA and jfh ;
AT GEO. DIETRICn's. NEwBERG HALL,
CATONsVILLE,
Th"r.day. SsJ'e#.Jsr 9Th;
AT WILLIAM MccAULEY's COOPER SHOP,
ELLICOTT CITY,
F'id"y ""d Saturday, !NsPfsn5s, IA a"d Sh.
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second District.

AT WILLIAM u. SHIRLEY'S. HARRIsoN.
WILLIE,
T",'dny E'pf,mber ih
AT WILLIAM =. PIEL'S. WHITE GROUND.
Wsd"s.iny. S.J'ssJsr 5'6:
AT CHARLES +. RODGERS, OLD COURT
ROAD.
h"r'd'y, Friday and Saturday, S,ytsaL,r GL,
sh atd sth.
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GB-Ths well knoua horse "Dis.s.sF," brother
Of Dexter, has bssa sold BY Harrison Dsrkss to
D. c. Mcdonnell, for 2o,o0O. The horse Il twenty
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FIRST MEET OF the
0rio|s Tournament Association !!
49,
For TIE CHAMPIONSHIP cur AND THE
FOLLOWING PRIZES.
Will TAKE PLACE
On Sept. nth and 18th, Isss,
AT NEwINGT0N PARK. BALTIMORE, ND,
which has been fitted up for the occasion with be-
tween three aud four thousand chairs. guarantee
Ing TO every one an easy and comfortable seat.
PiRsr DAr's PRIzEs.
First Priie-one Full Leather Top side-Bar
Second Prise-Fins Set Of Trotting Harness.
Third PriEe-saddls and Bride.
Fourth PriIe-fine Winter Driving Robe.
SECOND DAYS PaixEs.
First PriIs-Fine Sc, Silver Mounted Driving
Harness.
Second Prise-Saddie and Bride.
Third Prise-Fine Winter Driving Robe.
Fourth Priie-Silvsr Pitcher.
G1-A pair Of Spurs will be presented to the
Best Equipped Knight
The grand feature Of III. second day will 3. the
grand contest ride for the Oh ,mpionship Cup be.
tween the eight successful Knights carrying OF
the honors.
AZ will be seen from the above that the prizes
ere such have been seldom u ever before equal
cd, there remains not the slightest doubt that the
riding will be as rich and rare the prizes. and,
aside from the same. ~ there will be the finest
riders that Maryland, Virginia aud adjoining
States boast Of. each knight will no doubt, be
evsr-rsalous TO carry the Cup and Prizes to his
county.
Tickets Of Admission, so cents.
Reserved Chairs, IS cents extra.
JupaEs.
Judge Richard Grason,
J. NJ. Dorsey, Esq,
Judge q. W. Monroe,
Hinlrod Gosnsll, Esq,
Julius b. Berret, Esq.,
Thos. Chew worthington, Eco.
Chief Marshai-lion. Jos. W. Bsrret.
Assistant Marshais-Uriah Carr, Pearee Choats.
Jas. G. Hewitt. Thos. Gorsuch.
Hsraids-Upton Davis, Caleb Hobbs.
The charge TO the Knights 10 be delivered at !?
N. sharp, BY Hon. WIN. Cabell Bruce.
The Grand Coronation Ball In honor Of the
knights will take place at the GsrmaniA Hall on
The night Of the 18th Of September. after the
0riels pageant. where the coronation address will
be delivered AID the Championship Cup and
Prizes awarded the successful knights.
Tickets Isets.. admitting gentleman and ladies.
Every effort win Be made 10 make the Corona.
lion Ball - select ~ possible.
GB-knights are cordially invited 10 call or id.
address, DICKENS A HENNEMAN,
Hotel Western,
Cor. Howard and Saratoga Sta. Baltlmors,
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A SUNDAY SCHOOL AND
"A LOCAL OPTION PICNIC

NV
IN THE GROVE ADJOINING THE CHURCH
AT BECkLEYsvILLE. BALTIC. COUNTY,
Saturday, SspisnJsr sfh, lsS3.
commencing At 10 A. NJ.
Neighborng Sunday Schools have been invited
TO participate. The meeting will be addresse by
Revs. A. d. Dolly aud Uriel Graves, of baltimore,
Mr.. William Daniel and Mr.. Mosher. and Rev. c.
l.. Amy and Rev. Mr.. Burke.
Three cornet Bands will be in attendance.
Public cordially invited. Aug. l.-2t.
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SIX MILE Hc !. s,.o., ma,

This will inform my friends
and the public generally that - ,ok
have taken the Six Mile House,
Hartford road. for the past twelve years 90 success
fully conducted BY Robert A. Whiteford. I have
also purchased Of him all Of his old stock Of whis-
kies. including his favorite brand, Monticello"
And purpose TO leave nothing undone 90 main.
tain the good reputation Of this old established
house. Respectfully, BENZ. W. ADY.
June 2-6m
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AT JOSEPH IiELLMAN's, ST. DENNIS,
T"e''iay aud nefne.'iny. S,I'er,ber III and 5,h ;
At MRS. EEITZS, WASHINGTON ROAD.
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. New Advertisements.
THE FULLERTON HOUSE.
FIVE MILES on DELAIR ROAD. fs:A

The undersigned. having built an addition TO
air road, will open the place a. n STORE AND
HOTEL. on Wednesday, September 18th. upon
which occasion there will be an Opening, to
which all my friends are cordially invited.
illeOnduct . GENERAL COUNTRY STORE
aud hope by strict attention to business To merit
fair share Of the public patronage.
sep.s-2tsl AUGUSTUS DUMER.
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Tenth District.

.Safar,iay. lSspfs nLtr ~.
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Fifth District

AT GEORGE ". JoRDAN's.
a'.day. &4f..aLer IA:
AT BURGoYNE'S STORE.
hsf"'.'ipy. y. pi.aiJ,r 5h:
AT WHITE HOUSE. JACKsON's STORE
T"r"i'H Friday and .r,fprt'ay. .S,,.,,n,L,r G,L.
IA and sri
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TNICKETS AT REDUCED RATES
l. 10 TiIE-
BALTIC. County Agricultural Fair
AND TtE-
Hal imOrc s'OriOle'' Festival.
IA q J

COMPANY will sell Round Trip Tickets at re-.
duced rates TO Towson from Belair and informed
ate points where tickets are Sold during the con.
tinuanee Of the BALTIMORE COUNTY FAIR,
at Timonium. and will sell Round Trip Tickets to
North Avenue from all points north where its
agents are located, at reduced rates, during the
BALTIMORE ORIOLE FESTIVAL, good from
the iith to the 18th Of September next Inclusive
and will run extra trains on the evenings Of the
llth, 18th and 18th September. leaving Beiair at
500 and 7.iO 2. ~. and returning will leave
North Avenue at li.S0 =. NJ, stopping at all sta.
tons to accommodate its patrons wishing to sec
the professions Of the oriole and return home the
same evening.
iEr-Stagcs will connect with tie trains at Tow
sontown and convey passengers TO the Fair grounds
., Timonium, at reasonable rates. Stages run by
private parties. s. q. BOYD. Superintendent.
Sep. I.-2t.
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by virtue Of the power and authority contained
In . mortgage from Frederick Prica 20 August
Ollie, dated February 18th. lss0. and recorded
among the Mortgage Records Of baltimore coun-
~, in Liber W. n. l., No. 81, folio SIS, &C., and
Of an assignment Of said mortgage from wilhel-
mine 0hie. Executrix Of August Ohie, deceased.
10 Harry L. Mann, dated August 22d. 1854, and
duly recorded among said Mortgage Records, the
undersigned, Assignee. will offer for sale, on
Monday, SspisAJer 2tth, iss3,
at u o'clock NJ.
Al the Court House door, in Towsontown,
ALL AND SINGULAR THE INTEREST OF
THE SAID FREDERICK PRICE. (BEING
ONE UNDIVIDED SEVENTH PART,)
IN AND TO ALL THAT TRACT
OF LAND. SITUATE IN THE
sTI ELECTION DISTRICT
OF BALTIMORE
COUNTY,
Upon which the late John o. Price formerly re-
sided. containing about
FIVE HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES
OF LAND. MORE OR LESS,
And in which the said Frederick Price has an in
terest under the will Of Charcilla owngs. record
ed in will Records Of Baltimore county, in Liber
J. II. L., No. =, folio IS, 4c, and also by other
sundry conveyances recorded In Liber T. r., No.
?7i. folio II, &e and being also the same land
more particularly described BY metes and bounds
In . deed from Frederick Price to Charlotte Price,
recorded among the Land Records Of Baltimore
county, In Liber J. b., No. lo., folio SOS, &C.,
and further referred TO in n deed from the said
Charlotte Price TO Frederick Price, recorded
among the Land Records Of Baltimore county. 10
Liber J. H., No. ia, folio ls2. &c.
This valuable property Is situated on the York
Turnpike Road, near coekeysville. and possesses
all the improvements necessary for farming lands
OF the FIRST quality, together with extensive
LIME STONE QUARRIEs. KfLNs, &C.
TERMS OF SALE ARE-Cash upon the rat
iheation Of the sale. deposit Of 500 will be re-
quired at the sale.
HARRY Z. MANN, Assignee.
JAMES W. 0wINGS, Auetionesr.
Sent. SIS.
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fa.ehNe DalRitLnfc
MoRrcAcEEEss'' SALE
VALUABLE FARM. KNOWN As "RICH-
81 LAND" on THE ROLLING ROAD. .6H,
n ABOUT ONE AND ONE.HALF sSSs
MILES N0RTlIERLN FROM CATIONS
WILLIE. Is BALTIMORE COUNTY, DC
CrPIED BY JAMES BCJAC.
by virtue q the power contained IN mortgage
from James Bujac and wife 10 Curuclia l.. Hen
derson aud sarah Jane Henderson. bearing date
June 18th, ISL. and recorded among the Mort
gage Records Of Baltimore county. in Libcr j.
H., No. IL, folio ids, Ac.. the undersigned. Aior-
ney. named in said mortgage. will sell at public
auction. On THE PREMISES.
ia T"s'dny, hs Goth day II Sspi' mber, iS>:!,
at O'Clock 2. ~,
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND,
Lying In Baltimore county Aforesaid. called John
sons Interest or "Johnson's Range" and thus
described: beginning for the same nj the second
boundary Of tract of land called "Connurs Lost,
and running thence northeast one hundred per
ches. northwest one hundred and sixty pcrches
southwest one hundred perchts, and thence with
a straight line To- the place Of beginning contain
ing
one HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND. MORE
OR LESS.
The improvements consist ola
GOOD BARN AND COTTAGE.
The farm has beautiful building cite, a large
deposit Of yellow ochrc. and water in every field
There 60 acres Of guilty aiel land and 81
Of woodland.
This farm Is well located and deserving Of the
attention Of persons wanting country property
either for farming. gardening or country seat.
TERMS OF SALE.-One.third cash the bal
anee in two equal instruments at six and Twelve
months from day Of sale. With interest ani APP
proved security, or all cash a. purchaser may
elect. Taxes paid TO day Of sale.
JOHN HENDERSON.
Sept. Its. Attorney for Mortgages.
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SECOND DAYS PaIEEs.
First PriIe-fine Set Silver. Mounted Driving
Harness.
Second Prise-Saddie and Bride.
Third Prre-fine Winter Driving Robe.
Fourth Priie-Silver Pitcher.
G1-A pair Of Spurs will be presented to the
Best Equipped Knight.
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Political.
LOR sTATE,S ATTORNEY.

EOR STATES ATTORNEY.
TO THE PEOPLE or BALTIMORE COUNTY
I hereby publicly announce that am CAN
DIDATE FOR THE OFFICE OF STATES
ATTORNEY FOR BALTIMORE COUNTY, sub.
ject to the decision Of the Democratic Nominating
Convention. and ask my friends. especially those
OF the Ninth District. TO give their active sup
port and influence In the approaching Primary
Meetings. Respectfully.
NICHOLAS CHARLES BURKE.
June 3O.--tp.
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A RARE CHANCE FOR DAIRY.
AMEN AND TRUCK FARM IsS.

FOR RENT-BREMEN HOME Farm. Bel.
air road, miles from city. In beet state Of eui-
tivation. Large barn. COW stables and all dairy
fixtures. For further information address.
II. LANCE,
Z. Chase street and Union Railroad. Baltimore.
Aug. lift.
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Sales of Property.
Milton W. offutt and William s. Keecn,
Attorneys. Towsontown.
TRUSTEEs' SALE

= VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS on 81,
E:l LEXINGTON STREET EN-. sa
TENDED, ~ BALTIMORE COUNTY. S5IsA
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MONEY To LOAN.

M ~ o~
MONEY TO LOAN on MORTGAGES. In
sums ranging from ONE TO FIVE THOUSAND
DOLLARS, for from two 20 Eve years, at o per
cent. Apply Go or address.
LEMUEL d. OFFUrT.
Attorney ut Law, Towsontown, Nd.
Oct. LIT
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~ MlLLIAM L. smRINEK.s srnI

~ " FHI'I7R7H I'' "IINIF Eh SIOKE,
HEISTEESTOwN.
T"e.'i"N W,'iae.i,y. TL~r.apy. FRIDAY and .S.,,.
"rd"y. NI'i'a.L'r ih Jil. GiL, IA md Sh.
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John F. Conrey. Attorney. Tow.On,own, Nd.


lNM. NJ. BAKER AND EMILY r. BAKER,
w ADMINISTRATORS. &c. rs. PHOEBE
". O'DELL EFT AL.-in ne Orphan Court Of
baltimore county.
Ordered by the Orphans Court Of Baltimore
county. this 18th day of September. iss3. that tho
sale made and reported by William VI. Baker,
Trustee, for the sale Of the property mentioned
and decreed 10 be sold IN these proceedings, be
ratified and confirmed. unless cause to the contra
~ thereof be shown.
on or b.iore tie Sh day Of October, 1858,
provided u copy Of this order be inserted In some
newspaper printed In Baltimore county, once in
each Of three successive weeks before the sth day
Of October, 1855.
The report states the amount Of sales to be $2635.
JOSHUA y. Cookery
JOHN G0NTKUM, Judges.
JESSE DAILY.
True COpy-Test:
THOMAS PHILPOT.
sept. St Register OF Wills.
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AT PRIVATE SALE.

A Valuable Property. situated in the 18th dis
trict. about miles from the city by way 81 the
Belair road. being about ! mile from the said
road. II contains 100 ACRES, with a NEW
HOUSE and several outbuiidings. About 30 acres
Of this property 10 cleared, the balance In heavy
timber. This 10 u rare opportunity to obtain
good bargain.
Apply to ALEXANDER MCCORMICK. in.
adjoining the premises, Gardenville y. o., Balti-
more county. or ENOCli PRATT.
% South Charles Street, baltimore.
June 23.-3m.
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LODGE.

There will be Brass and String Bands in attend.
ance. TheGrand Officers are expected TO be present.
Dinner so cts; Ice. Cream aud Confectionery at
reasonable prices.
Sister Lodges and the public generally respect
fully invited.
Conmitiss IF ArraRy.msRi.--A. J. Hinton, u.
7. MasemOre, Milton Albright, WA. Tracey, John
BaIle.
Floor MaHsgers--A. J. Hinton. T. X. FrantE.
Sept. Sit.
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\IORTGAGEES' SALE

Robert II. Smith, Attorney. Mor,c Building.
fayettc street, baltimore.
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DARN WANTED, 100 to 200 Acres; N. G. or
II w. NJ: r. II. preferred; within short die
Of siiv. Up. CLARK. Lsxinglon A Cat
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BENZ ?. TAYLOR. Chairm
J. SCOTT MERRIMAN. Secretary.
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FIRST MEET OF the
OriO|e Tournament Association !
&sAS

FiRsr DAYS PRIxEs.
First Prise-one Full Leather Top side-Bar
Road Wagon.
Second Priss-Fins Set Of Trotting Harness.
Third PriIe-saddle and Bride.
Fourth Prile-fine Winter Driving Robe.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-08

Harry E. Mann. Attorney. rs ST. Paul Street,
Baltimore, Md.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-07-14
NO. 25
A HAPPY JOURNALIST,

Farming is slow way to make
money, but there is law of CON-
pehs'tlon about everything in this
lie and farming has its bIess;nos
That other pursuits do not haze
/ ne farmer belongs to nobody. He
Is the frees man on earth, and tIe
most independent. He has mora
latitude and longitude. He has ;,
house in the country, with plenty Of
pure air and good water. IF bo
makes but little in the field, he has
no occasion to spend but little Ho
can raise his own hogs and sheen
and cattle and chickens. His wood
costs nothing. and the luxury of
big back-logs and blazing fires in
open fire-places all winter long IS
something that city people long for
but cannot afford. My own farm
cost Inc $1,000. Ihave 100 acres of
open land III good condition, and #
yields me On an average about So
per acre over all expenses. Saw .
per cent. upon the investment
Vel, that is mighty little consider
ing my labor and supervision. I've
seen the time when I made five
times as much without any capital
except my head. But then we have
to Keep a pair of horses to ida
around, and they have to be fed
from the farm.
There are little leaks all roupd
butstlll we are happier on the farm,
than we were III town, and fee,
more secure from the ills of life
we fear no pesiilence or disease
no burglars or thieves We lock na
doors, and Mrs. Arp has quit look
ing Under the bed for man Ilov.
to hear the churn dasher splaship1
IN the buttermilk. l love to hear
the ROSTERS crow and the peacocks
holier, and see the martins Saline
round the martin gourds. love
to hear a neishbor stop and talk
about the growing crops. l love to
take the children with me to the
water mil! and fish below the dam
'mld the roar of falling waters. or
paddle around The pond in an old
eaky bateau. | love to wander
through woods and slades and wear
id clothes that cant get no older
7 dlftier, and get caugL. in q
hover OF ram If [ want 10 OH
IAN Horace remarked, abont a0Oo
ears ago, that tie town was the
est place for the rich man to live
J. and the country was the hest
lace Tor poor man to die in. and
lasmuch as riches are uncertain
ha death IS sure, it becomes a pru-
eht man 10 move to the country as
ION as he can get there. Farmers
I'VE Their ups and downs, OF course
~ they don't collapse aud burst up
90 trades'nen. They dout 90
'wh under Il panic Bill Arp. in
tianta Constitution.