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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-22

es-The Medical y,<s. Of Philadelphia. an
able and conscientious Psb.ieaiion. has reees,iy
performed good service % the medical prOfe,sion
asd TO the public By exposing irasds 10 the prcPa-
ration q quiniss pills By certain pharzaeis,'. II
has subjected these pills 70 careful ebssieai anaIy-
sic. the result showins that tier. 10 . material
'hortsgs in sone q these prepared pills. .sd tia,
the shortage q quisiss Is asds ~ in -sish, b.
forsign subsiAsees 10 vie~ d the fast that there
10 very large profit nads in qsiniss. sses shss
honestly dealt os;. the phsr@as,is shs are gsiiiy
q adslisraiisg the drug. Of cheating 10 usighi,.
Hus be useonseionAbls raseai,, AL tLssr ossnes
sPProHiEnaiss the eIiss Il murder shea ii Is CO.,
sidsrsi tia, they irisisg -i,h @aifsr q life
or death
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-22

ES-Aeeording to figures farnished to the
American Bar Assoeiaiion convention-in 1855
there were :5.939 lawyers in this country; in
1870. io.7s6; in Isso. 6s.ls7. The number Of
lawyers in the States at the close Of the revois-
ton vas from 200 to 200. Only I:6 attorneys
had been admitted in New York by royal license
prior to the revolution, and many Of these we're
dead when hos,ilities broke out. In 1850 there
were IS female and ei.os2 male lawyers; e. Of
the IS female lawyers sere under sixiy years Of
age II were sixty and upward. To-day there
are 10000 iAuysrs in the country. 10 another
half century there will probably be 2O0.ooo
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-22
~r-The Juror MI

G,e-The faror which has prevailed during the
past two or three years about stock raining in
Texas and other sections Of the souihue.t and
West. seems to be sub'iding. The men who
bought few dozen cows and calves arc squai.sd
on hundred acre tract expecting to retire ui;h
million in Eve or six year. are getting tired Of
their little game and are selling GU; at whatever
price they can get, The large cattle raisers are
the only ones that are making much money. Of
eouTse. the small operators also could IL they had
patience, bat it vas sudden Esalih that iared
them on and now ;hs; these dreams have been
rudely dispersed. they have not the courage to
perseVere.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-22
Sales of Property.
Milton w. offutt and William s. Ksech,
Attorneys. Towsontown.
U,RUsTEEs' SALE
- VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS on -.
i'll LEXINGTON STREET EN- 49,

BY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court for
Baltimore county. passed In the case VI William
II. llarker vs John =. llarker and Others the un-
dersigned rs Trustees. will offer at public SALE on
THE PREMISES. on
Mosday, hc 2lh day ef .SsJ.is~Lsr, 1883,
at the hour Of =. NJ,
ALL THAT VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND,
Situate in Baltimore county. on Lexington street
extended into Baltimore county, at a point distant
COO feet eastwardly from where the south side Of
Lexington street u Interested by the line Of the
northeast side Of the calverton turnpike road said
place Of beginning being at the northeast corner
Of the ground heretofore domiscd by Charles Ship.
ley and wife and Charles Il. Carroll TO Cary Me-
Clelland aud james Stoeksdaic, by deed dated the
5Oth Of April. 1858. and recorded In Liber II. ".
T.. No. ), folio 1911. ETC., one Of the Land Records
Of baltimore county. and running thence easterly
bounding on the south side u Lexington street
800 feet thence south parallel 10 Snaiiwood
street n located the plan of the city Of Balti-
more los feet % the north side Of Vine street /:
thence westerly bounding on the north side Of
Vine street with the and benefit thereof In
common 800 feet 20 the ground demised TO Nc.
Clelland and Stocksdale rs Aforesaid, and then
northerly bounding thereon to the beginning. be-
ing the same land described in deed from Maria
l.. Purvis and husband To Robert A. IIarkcr, Wm
Iiarker and others, dated July I'd, 1879, and re
corded anon the Land Records aforesaid in L.ibcr
J. D.. No. III, folio 81. etc.
Inc specia' attention OF capitalists " called TO
this property n it, proximity TO the city Of
Baltimore makes IL valuable for building lots or
for manufacturing purposes.
The Terms Of Sale. as prescribed by the decree,
aTe-One-third cash, one third In six months, and
the balance in twelve months from day Of SALE the
deferred payments 60 bear interest from day Of
sale and to be secured by the notes Of the pur-
chaser or purchasers. with security satisfactory 90
the Trustees, or all cash at the purchaser option
ES-The decree authorizes the Trustees 10 70.
quire cash deposi, Of $4,000 on day Of sale in
ease said property IL sold in tract if sold in
more than one tract 90 require n cash deposit Of
100000 each tract sold. and in default Of pay
men, g. offer said property forthwith at public
sale without further notice. The deposits author.
.ed by the decree will be required.
MILTON ". OFFUTT,
WILLIAM $. KEECH, trustees
SHAMBEkGER 4 RISTEAU, Auctioncers.
sept. l.-t.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-22

e9-Bsf0Fs siariing % his astsssn hsn,ing %
fishing sHPsiiiisn the size spsrtsaan uiIi d. usIl
20 eOnssit the pages of-A ParsIise fsr Guas.r.
and Angiers.- neat Asd hanIy psbIieaiiSa. re-
esnily is'sei By the Passenger DsPArtss.i q ihs
Philadelphia, wil@ingtOa ss1 BaI,issre RsiIrSs4.
This little pa@PAisi ssAs the 'pors~ass para
diss in the NssyiAsd sn1 Delaware Psninssla,
ssd that ssssioa 10 szhassiiSsly ise.isI sish re-
gard 20 is hsssisg ssl sshisg rs.~=ree.. yss
osIy al its birds asS sshe. Diseased anI DE-
seribsd. bet their habiis are 1ss1ast-l spec ss1
their hassts diseiosed- sseh Esi5s bosk 10 10
vAisahis 70 spssts@ss- Copies nay ~ ProesrsI
By addressing Gel 4 5 YSsss. DiEisiSs Iisks,
Ageni, BAliiDere.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-22
HIGH PRICES FOR SCHOOL BOOKS.

The public l. already surfeitcd with the school
book question, but We know II will bear with US
just to say that what the Journal Of last week
said should be done In the matter Of comparing
the city and county prices paid for the books, IL
tho very thing The USroS has done. II has not
stopped with the profitable discount Of III per
cent. on the books and 3Si per cent. on the sta
tionery which the city IL receiving this year and
the county il losing. rHE USIoS went further
and gave the average discount for four years.
Last year the city received p discount Of per
cent. on books aud lOper cent. on stationery, and
Jared better than the county did on the stereo.
typed prices that the three Commissioner Of the
county School Board paid J. n. Medairy 4 Co.
The Journal says comparison should be made
for Eve or ten years. We made the comparison
as far back rs We had the figures for basis. We
went back four years and procured from mem.
Der Of the city School Board the discount allowed
city. for the past four years, has purchased her
supplies at an average annual discount Of 1871
per cent. on books and 33i per cent. on sta
tionery lees haR rLois.alc prices. During all
this time the three School Commissioners, who
have shu, out all competition In awarding the
contract, have been making . present to j..
H. Meiairy Co. Of more than $1,000 a year
in the shape Of exorbi,an,iy high prices for the
books and stationery used in the public schools
Of the county.
II prominent book dealer In Baltimore would
no; care to have the county contract ~ at the
pre'en, prices. why does J. II. Medairy L Co.
furnish the stationery to the Baltimore schools at
IS! per cent. less than they charge baltimore
county One reply il tina; Baltimore city invites
proposals before awarding the contract, and Bal
timorc county. in order to favor J. II. Medairy A
Co.. doc. not. and the county thereby loses thIs
highly favorable discount. A loss Of I3l per
cent. on books aud S3l per cent. on stationery 10
beyond public endurance
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-22
Republican Primary Meetings
~

At meeting q! the Republican Executive Com.
mittcc for baltimore county, held on the LIT inst,
Primary Meetings Of the party were ordered TO be
held In all the districts Of the county, on
Saf.rday. SepicasLsr ?ad, lsS3,
To elect FIVE DELEGATES from each distric,
TO meet In County Convention, at Towsontown
Monday. September 2ith. TO NOMINATE
COUNTY AND LEGISLATIVE TICKET and
TO ELECT SEVEN DELEGATES TO TIE
STATE CONVENTION. The meetings 70 be
held at the following places and between the
hours named
I.f Di.triet-GEo. DIETRIcH's, NEwBURG
HALL. cATONsvILLE, from go o'clock =. 81.
"a Di.,ricf--AT SIIIRLEY's HOTEL, HAIR.
pSS0NvJLLE, from . to G =. NJ.
sd L1airiet-AT SLIFToN, from . 70 6 P. NJ;
AT LEWIS Waters. uOOksTowN, from :
to 6 =. NJ: AT wOODBEaRY. from TO 6 =.
NJ, and AT THE 9.MILE HOUSE, HOOKS
TOWN ROAD. from to =. VI.
ih Di.frief--AT IlEITCHEW'S HOTEL,
REISTERSTOwN. from . TO 6 =. ".
5h Disiricf-AT THE WHITE HOUSE. FROM
. to 6P. NJ.
6n Diarie,-AT p. l.. MERRIkENs STORE,
EKL0, from . to 6 =. N.
5h Diarief-AT J. SCOTT PRICES. PARK
TON. from 10 p. NJ.
sG Diaricf-AT cOCKEYstILLE HOTEL,
from ; to +. ".
9h Di.,ricf-AT TOwSoNTOwN. from to :
=. ~; AT w00DBERRY. from to =. NJ, and
AT wAVERLY, from I 20 =. NJ.
1oh Di.,rici-AT ". II. CURTIS, SUNNY.
BROOK, from 20 =. VI.
lIh Di.fricf--AT wRIGIITS HOTEL, HAIR
FORD ROAD, from , 10 7. NJ.
I2h Disfricf-AT MICHAEL ADAMS, CAN
TON, from , 20 +. NJ.
l3h Di.fricf-First Prccinct-NEAR SCIIuL.
THEIS', WASHINGTON ROAD. from , TO y,
NJ; Second Precinci-AT HELLMAN'S, ST.
DENNIS, from TO & =. VI.
eH-Judges Of the Primary Election are TO be
Nah he he thar
and none but Republicans and residents Of the
district be allowed 20 vote also that the poll.
books be used where they eas be obtained.
by order Of the Committee,
BENZ. =. TAYLOR, Chairman.
J. SCOTT MERRYMAN. Secretary.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-22

Ec-Eseeniiy, in an answer to the inquiry Of =
frisnd as to hi. opinion respecting the RspsbIi.
can prospects in 1855. Mr. Blaine aid at the
present time regard the prospects Of the Re
Pubiieans in the campaign Of Issi better than
they vsre = year before the eampaign q Isso
and in every say more hopeful ,han they -ere a
year prior to the election 81 Is7C. For year,
there has no, heen % general feeling Of haT-
mony 10 the ReFsbiiean party as exists a, the
present time. -hiie the absesee Of anything like
unity Of ssn,imsnt On the Ieadins is,se-ibe taria
by the Democratic leaders leads intsIii gen, msn
TO disiru.t that Organiraiion more th.n eysr"
Being asked about available esndilaies. he aid
that be though, Western nsn wOuII be stronger.
all things eoasidered. th.n Al Eastern man.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-22

ro- 10 abiding 10 Mr. ssinien's scheme for
limiting the amour, Of land one man should be
allowed to own. the Neu York TS=es suggests
tina, Mr.. swin,on should have gone little farther
lie should have also tried to restrict men to GER
tain amount Of dinner each day. There are
plenty Of people Who eat more than !, good for
them. The surplus would keep . laboring nan
in health and strength. and the latter Is eonse-
quenily defsasdei d Via, belongs to him. BE-
sides, II no man vas allowed 10 eat more than IL
good for him. food would be eheapensi to the
poorer classes.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-22

rc-Aeeordins 90 the correspondent Of the
Chicago Tri5ans. who Travelled With tie Pfs,idsn-
,ai party. the trip to the Yeilou,tone ia, not
solely for the purpose Of pleasure. bat 10 prOPose
to the indiana the adoption Of a new policy. of
which zen. Sheridan IL the author, doing away
siih all reservations and agencies, the lands nOw
held By the Indians to be pureha'ei BY the Gov
eminent, and 10 payment for which boads are TO
be issued, the interest payable semi annually at
certain Convenient forts. or eOurse the effect Of
the adoption Of this policy would be TO transfer
eontrol 81 the Indian Affairs from the Interior 20
the War Department. So far a. eoneerns that
single purpose, IL would meet sith almost ubiver-
sal approval. The people Of the country, says the
Journal. are tired Of policy uhieh ha. made the
frontier battle line for SHY year,, and has cost
Thousands Of lives and many millions 81 treasure
~ the deiais Of the plan IL will be time 20 ,psak
when they are better knoun. and uhen the fact is
esiabiishe! tina; any such Pfopt.ition has been
made 10 the Indians b. authority Il ,he President
or Of Gen. Sheridan. One thing IL sure. that up
to date the In ian problem has no, been 'oivei,
and the pas; mana cement Of these wards sf the
nation has not bern the saiislae;ory in it,
suits or in is prosecution. IL IL hoped that time
and experience may furnish the solution. if the
present suggestion does prove to be the right
one.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-22

cs-The Democratic ticket nominated on Tues
day has some good men upon IL, but taken as n
whole Il Is the weakest ticket which has been put
up by tina, party in Baltimore county for many
years. II the Republicans don't clean II up in
November Il will be their own fault. The people
are ripe for change and this appears to be abOu,
the time ii ought to take place. All the Rspubli-
cans need is irst-elass ticket and they have the
material to make one Of. lie, them put up such
one and 60 10 with determination to win and
the victory can be gained.
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The Wonderful Record Of 2:Ioi Made by
Jay-Eye-See.


Jsy-Eye-ses's PsFforaasee at Narr1saaseit
Park. PrOSiissse. Rhode I.ianI. on Saturday
last. is iSOkei uPSn as uosisrfai. lie IL a black
gei4iHg. 0sasi By J. !. Gaze. of Raeins. Wiz,
snd Is Ese years oil. This IL his seeond season
90 the tart sn4 bis record yesterday of z:Ieg has
bssa beaisa By Nas5 :. BY oaly half = se-ond.
The card q yesterdsy -as the znnouneesl attempt
q the gsisins 10 beat his record of2It. lie u.s
brosght cut ssi seat mile . . warmer. AFTER
uhirh the track uss ser1pel and be uas sen; for
time NJ. Bitter asked the jsige not to give him
The uOsd untii be nSiIel. Afssr se0ring eoapIs
- ti7es be e1.e dosn close @ the feaee AL
no4de8. AL every stop saieh On the <roanis
uss started Abous fSsr rolls from the sire iwo
senfl~snsn Ssre isoking over the fenee aai. see
in< this. the salinnt black iistei kis heal bat
esly fsr ss-ssA- The qsarssr vas resehel IN
thirty lrssesn5s. tie hail 10 1851 sn1 the three
quarters IN I-29. DSsn the hssns stretch he asu
ssd tbss q uas s.sn that BE ueslI bat the time
In 2.1ei hs Fzsse.l the sire aai <aisei fsr him
seif the title q King u the Teri. Thea and oct
iiii thea Sas The siiesrs brSksn. anI ekssr after
ese~r ss.t -. The bad pisyel ''IIaf O. the
Chief and The erSSd agsin eheersd-
Mr. Case has be<n sasrsi So. go Ter kis 200.
dsrfsi els. bet h 10 said he so1A Mt take $50 Geo.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-22

GrThe Democratic convention Of Monday ps,
lie foot down hard on our old friend George Wade,
Of the 18th district. He carried the primary In
that district BY the old methods and this did not
please those who were beaten. Consequently they
made Sight before the credentials COMMITTEES and
George and his boys we're given seais on the out
side Of the convention. The l3th district l. the
only one In the eOuniy that has In the past given
more Democratic majority than there are vossrs
In the district Il aaaisd The banner a. the cham
pion Democratic district Of the eouniy for sons
years, because Of lie srsrPOusring aajoritiss bat
alas shs has nov bed shorn of her gley. Tie
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-22
DEATHS.

D-afhs Free---Trissfes. se., 10 cts. % Line
EEck.-On sept. i.ih. Iss3. hate. IN her 18th
,eas. beloved Sifc Il Thomas :. Beck.
TtLL--Sadlsnly, On sept. 18th, Mary Johns
-aIl. wife of Thomas J. Tall, AMI daughter II
:. Harris and Sarah ". Hodge.
GtYT0N.-Nsar Kingsyiiie, on isth inst. Katie,
niy daughter q Edward A. anil Hannah Guy
On aged 81 years.
CIDsS.-0n the 18th instant. Adelia. in the 3Sth
year Of her age. beloved wife 81 IIenry .. Cross.
nd daughter % William Bishop. Jr.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-22

re-A new lock for mail pouches will 60 into
use simultaneously Nth the n.- tuo eeni letter
postage stamp on Oct. Let. Fifty thousand keys
have been cent gu, TO Postmasisrs and other per-
sons authorized to have them. They we're sen, in
separate registered snTsIOPs'. and every one Of
them reached its dssiinaiiOn. Tuo kanareI
thousand Of the new locks have besn 5istribaied.
They are Of corrugated steel, and are lighter and
are said to be stronger than those nos in use.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-22

Es-The Democratic State eonVeniios voted
down every reform plank in tleir platform Of 1879.
The hungry wolves have been kept chained By
Coz. Hamilton. bu, they have cut loose fron hi,
reform and reirsnehment policy and they viII
nov plunge both hands into the ssssi- soIed taEss
Of the people paid inio the State treasury. The
State ring crushed gu, al OpPOsisiOa TO 10 before
the eonveaiion met The people mast crash cot
the State rinx
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-22
csr'e.E,osds.es Baifisssrs cS-sfy u On.
A BELT" COMMISSIONER WANTED
eta. pr,v~s.,,,.,,h., ,e,h 1881

Tar BELT." septssber 10th. Iss5.
u<-srs. Edifsrs The Democratic convention
has sntiFsIy ignored the .Bs;" in IL nominsiions
for cosn;y csmsnissisners. We eiaim that ne
skosid have 90 from this section. ;hink the
Belt pays fssFs ;han one haiG .. the taxes col.
Iee'e5. and yet ue have no one to rspressn; a.
Ifthe Republican eanSsniion ussld place sPoa
their ticket ore FROM the BELT. uho Is not rsbid
Poliiieian. bat gentleman vel knoun ~ a con-
sentative Republican. and uho has property in.
isre,;s IN this PSrtos ofthe county. and who would
aet for the Interests of all irFesPeetise q party.
thisk be ueald receive many Democratic votes.
Repeatedly. 4e-.
A Drrnrnartc VDrrr sfrcr Issi.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-22

es-A very large and enthuassie Republican
meeting was held at BensOn's Hall, woOdberry
on Wednesday evening. for the purpose Of select
Ing delegates TO be placed the tickle, to be voted
FOR at the 9th district primaries to-day. Ovsr
three hundred Republican voters were present.
Isaac Crowther. Jr, was elected president. and n.
c. NeGinn, secretary, Of the meeting. chss. W.
Wood and John W. Upton we're unaninoasly
elected TO be placed on the ticket. The Wood.
berry precinct Is good for 100 majority for thu
Republiean ticket In November.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-22

eSThe platform Of the Dsnoer.,ie State eSs-
vension is lOud in lie dsssnsisiisss q the Erssd
fsAsd % q Is7e. bot 10 has not word 10 cay q
the fraud PsrPs,raied BY that party In Maryiasd
In ISIS, uhsn Johs Lee Carroll declared sie.i-
Cd Gosernor over J. Norrison Harris. ubo rsssirsi
. majority of the votes east at that slsssiss. A
grandsr frAsd ihan this -as bsssr psrPsira,sd jet
this immasulais party appears to have ssiirsly
forgsffen H.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-22

NB-Ths A-ey;e=- Far-sr. q ssps.zbss Issh.
has bssa rsssissA Iis P.biishsa % tks Iss s.I
lSsh q every .onsh. ~ Mssss sssssI sssss 4
sSs. si Ne. rs usss Ealsi.srs ssrsss, Bslsi.Srs-
The ssbssriPtisa 10 sI-Ss peas. 10 ADVISES. e.
70 sisbs q sss &c Ssre - 81 sseA- Il !. .hiy
edited ssd beatty Prisssl. and sbasiI hsss = -iSs
eiresiAsisa a~ssg cor fAr@srs- Mr. villas y.
sssds. ths abe secretary q The Bsiti-sss eSsssy
Asfisstsrsi sssisiy. 10 10 prspsisssr ss1 elsss.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-22

co-Dr. John Cummings. who won such signal
victory in the sih district Democratic primary
meeting on Saturday last. va. quietly bu, very
pOintedy sc, aside by the county convention
which met on Tuesday. The Dr.'s friends-and
he had many Of them hsre-did some very lively
kicking after the convention had adjourned.-
They wanted Cummings and only Cummings and
they got-lelt
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-22

>c-At the Democratic State Convention held
in Baltimore on Wednesday, the following ticket
was nominated: Hon. Robert 81. MeI.ane, Of Bal
timore, for Governor; Hon. Charles u. Roberts,
Of Carroll county, for Attorney General. aud J.
Frank Turner, Of Talbo, county. for Comptroller,
and adopted platform with an endorsement Of
Governor Hamii,on's naturalization.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-22
Legal Notices.
John F. oOnrsy. Attorney. ra==a.,.4=a Nj

John =. CoHrsy. Attorney, Ts:=a::a::a. Nj.
lNM. n. BAKER AND EMILY =. BAKER,
w ADMINISTRATORS. &c.. vs. PIIEBE
NJ. 0'DELL TT Ala hs O'phaHs' Court 81
baltimore coHHiy.
Ordered by the Orphans Court of baltimore
county, this 9Th day Of September. lss3. that the
sale made and reported by William ". Baker,
Trustee, for the sale Of the property mentioned
and decreed 10 be sold IN these proceedings. be
ratified and confirmed. unless cause 60 the contra
~ thereof be shown.
on or 6cjor, hs S,h dag Of OeioLer. lss5,
provided a 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, 1883.
The report states the amount sales 90 be S263I5.
JOSHUA y. COCkEY,)
JOHN GoNTRUM, Judges.
JESSE DAILY,
True Copy-Test:
THOMAS PIIILPOT.
Sept. SIT. Register Of Wills.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-22

sIS-Mr. Thomas Bond, Gov. HamiltOn's 10th
district registration officer. and who Is a, present
warden Of the county Jail, announces himself as
Independent, candidate for Sheriff Of baltimore
county. lie is heartily sick Of rings and bosses
and don't propose to be controlled by them.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-22

JarThs stsisnsnt of ciAssnes IIits. oss e The
James gang Of bandits. has just bess psblisbsd-
he Vas eonviete1 and sssissesa u tuensy -avs
years In The PsniissiisEy. His hesith fsiiisg. he
was pardsnsd, bat has sisss died In HE esnfes-
sion be dirsetly duplicates Frnak Jasss IN he
several Fobbsriss q uhieh q MissSsri Jsry has
just pronsuncsd hin guilfless.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-22

cc-A great many people are just now making
the inquiry. "whO /. responsible for the Demo.
cratic ticket put up in TOwsOn,OWn on Tuesday ?"
We give il up, but the party itself is doubtless
largely to blame. However, il 10 a very good
tieke,-fOr the Republicans to knock GU, Of time
in November.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-22

Eo-we congratulate the elitor Of the Beiair
Times on the grea, improvement, made in his paper.
column has been added to each page aud the
pages considerably heightened. The Ti~s. now
takes rank among the bes; county papers in the
State. Il 10 two years and two monihs old and
has circulation Of nearly ! 800 copies.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-22

sr1>The work was well cut out for the
Democratic convention which met here on Tues
day tha, all the delegates had, DO wa, to assem-
bic in the court room and ratify the manipuia-
tions Of the managers. ave, the people," had
about rs much to 10 with making that ticket As
the King OF the SandWich Islands had.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-22

.cs-The lIagers;own Herald and Torehiighf
has been much improved under the very able man.
asemen, Of its new owner. Capt. John NJ. MentIer.
The paper was established in 1914, and has =
larger circulation than any paper published in
Warrington county.