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yrS-The Newark, y. j., Adrcrfi.sr says: "The
Scott liquor Law is working 80 well in Ohio that
the citizens there are looking progressively to the
aboiishment of taxation. The revenue from IL is
immense, while ii has purified the trade and limi-
tel the sale. TX Congressman Bu,,erworth says
Of IL: THE Republican party never has been and
never will be the friend of extremists the liquor
question or any other question. And in this con-
nection expect srca, deal good from the Scott
Law, especially after being declared constitutional
BY the Supreme tribunal Of the State. II has
taken the vcxed question out Of politics" II that
Is the case in Ohio why would il not apply here :?
The entire country l. interested in solving the
liquor question. aud every experiment should be
watched. IL the sale can DC curtailed and some
Of the worst evils Of the retail business done away
with. while the proceeds are increased the result
will justify more extended trials"
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A FALSE ACCUSATION.


In hi. Introductory remarks ON the letter adj
dressed to Us by Col. JcEGcF, aud published ia last
weeks .L"ar"ol. the editor of that paper has the
brazcn croHtcry To- say that he publishes II in full
becau.o we have away of garbling correspondence
by publishing only such portions as may suit Gs.
Col. Jcniicrs letter did not reach W. until near .
o'clock Thursday morning. aud a. il occupies over
n column OF space it was not possible for u, lcx-
ccpi by excluding interesting matter already in
type to publish it in tia, issue Of TnE USIoS.--
To-day We give the letter in full, and at the same
time invite tie .I.arH"t editors attention TO the
following paragraph from u letter on "Our Puhlic
Schools.' written by Dr. T. 4. OGui, ol the "a
district. ard rablishcd in Tux CNioS ,hor, time
age:
"bsar Sir. w, commenced an examination Of
this subject tOGs Public school, in the M1ry iinf
.ioHrpp' Of December 81, iSSi, and expected tu
continue 1t without undue haste or Inconvenience
to tue editor. in time 90 meet the notice Of our
Legislators and thereby help secure proper attcn
ton to an important public interest but our two
Democratic papers 50 called Of Towsontown, un-
der the influence Of the power behind the throne.
finding that the subject will not bear inspection.
have now systematically .'ppr''.oi rs further ex
animation for the past siN weeks. We must there
fore adopt the course. charged by the journal
upon Gov. Hamilton. and resort TO R,pHLican
Jrss Pre'' to expose the hypocrisy and misman.
agement Of some Of our public officials
We are willing to rest our on tho testimony
Of DR.. ofu,i, penocFa; in politics AMI high
toned, honorable gentleman. Now let thc.i,Hra"i
man show W the evidence to prove his side Of the
case. or else stand convicted of being willful
falsiicr, which he is.
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az S. FREDERICK STREET,

BALTIMORE. Mn.
Aug. 2j.-6t.
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;zs-EJward Laaeriy. the goose ess.ea,er Of
BOyer,own. Bcrks county, Pa, has n rival in the
way Of heavy feeding. William Quintcr, Of Frost
Valley, has eaten u sparrows at one meal, and ha
thinks that he can increase the number to 20 each
day. and keep II up for 30 days. lie would like
some one 10 accept wager, but no one around
the village seems to care about running the risk,
as II Is said tina, quinteris tremendous consumer
Of food. There is some talk among the sporting
elAss Of having Quinter undertake the task. lie
has been q resident Of Exeter for the pas, year
lie IL a strong. raw-bonsd fellow. with m iron
constitution.
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We have given all the articles rs well q. VIC have
been able to compare them. and they all go to
prove that the county would save. Ne we have re.
pcatedly said. more than 81 900 II the School
Board would allow competition in awarding the
book contract, and so long rs IL is not done the
School com;ni''ioners who proven; Il are virtually
making J. II. Meiairy TO. a present Of more
than $1,000 year out Of the school fund of the
county. II the School Board will furnish II, the
total number Of each separate article furnished to
the school. by J. II. Mclairy 4 Co. last year. We
will show how much ,ha, firm Is the gamer by the
prc.en; ere sided way nf furnishing the supplies.
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Thirteenth District.

AT JOSEPH nELLMAN's, ST. DENNIS.
Tae.day aHd Wednesday, .S'pfeaLer lh and 5ih
AT MRS. REITZ's, WASHINGTON ROAD,
Tharsday. Sspicabsr 6ih;
AT wALTEMYER's, WASHINGTON ROAD
Friday aud Saturday, Sspismbsr 5th and sth.
jos. T. STEINACKER.
Register LIST District.
CHARLES n. RODGERS,
Register 2d District.
GEORGE II. ELDER,
Register Sd District.
WILLIAM l.. SIIRlvER,
Register 9Th District.
FRANK Z. BOSOM,
Register 9Th District.
MELcIloIR lIoSIlALL,
Register 9th District.
CHARLES l.. ALMONY,
Register 9Th District.
ZEPIIANtAH P0TEET.
Register Sth District.
CHARLES II. MANN, sR.,
Register 9th District.
THOMAS BOND,
Register 10th District.
EDWIN A. GoRsUCH,
Register nth District.
THOMAS u. TOnD,
Register 18th District.
T. ID. HALL,
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Es-A wonder in the way of racing calf is
the lates, novelty on the turf. The Philadelphia
Tias. makes the following reference TO IL
wabash, the two-ycar-old calico calf tina, IL
credited with u mile racing record Of 2.2O, was
brought to Philadelphia on Monday By his owner,
Colonel Charles J. Burns, Of Evansville, Ind
Wabash has won seven races OF the reel this SUM-
mcr and was only beaten once. On that occasion
he fell down. At Bedford Park, on Wednesday
Of last week, he easily beat !. &. MasOns black
gelding "The Major" mile in go. After the
race Colonel Burns declined to accept an Offer of
81 500 for his fleet footed bovine. The calf il
nearly thirteen and a.half hands high, his legs
are like those Of giraffe and his horns are tip.
ped with nickel plated knobs. Colonel Burns
bought the calf when yearling from Indiana
farmer, who driving the split. hoof troiicr TO a
sulky. and beating all ordinary roadstcrs with
ease. The calf is OF plebeian blood, and was bred,
raised and trained by the farmer. Colonel Burns
intends exhibiting the speedy bcas, on all the
trO;ting tracks in the country. litchcl 90 :hi
wagon Wabash tro,ied at belmont Park Tuesday
afternoon. and was sent around the track several
times at u three minute gait. The calf wind and
limbs are perfectly sound. AMI hi. owner says he
has driven him forty miles day without making
him turn hair"
The Cecil Coun,y Agricultural Society il ae-
gotiating to have this calf present at their coming
fair.
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Leprosy in Wlsoonaln.

From time TO time accounts reach ~ Of spora-
die cases Of icprosy In the United States. They
have generally been traced to the Sandwich
Islands. 4 late article In Wisconsin paper an
nounces that the loathsome disease has made It's
appearance In tina, State among Its Norwegian
inhabits3is. and that the number Of cases is
really very issge. Milwaukee physician Is 70.
ported ne saying ~ the present time there are
four leprous centres In tha cited States. namely,
eastern Minn,sot and northwestern Wisconsin,
among the f'orwegians; California, GIscng tho
Chinese the indians Of the Northwest and Lou
isisHe. That ihe disease is spreading among rs,
and that, Zoe, fMith competitive rapidlty, cannot
for moment ~ Sogbted, and Il would seem that
The time has iome for leglslailon and national
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rsS-w We this week surrender much Of our space
to the discussion Of the school book question
which Is, We think. one Of paramount interest TO
the people OF baltimore county. Col. Jenifer's
letter ia very lengthy. and there are also two
other communications fTsG prominent citizens
aud tax payers, besdes several cd.Lsrisls throw.
ing light upon the subject, TEg uslos Is tho
only newspaper in the county tia; has had the
arc highly appreciated Is amply proven by tho
interest our best citizens are manifestins in the
premises. That good may result Is our earnest
hone.
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COMING AGAIN!

TO TowsoNTowN- isuEALEY's HALL,
Monday. August 25,L. 1854.
swift a. Chase's Minstrcls,
In New Songs, Jokes, Musical and Amusing Acts,
Funny Sayings aud Doings and Laugh
able Artcrpiecc.
NEAT SONG. CLOG AND FANCY DANCES
Fora ESD MEN, SIX COMEDIANS.
lssS- Remember the dates and come TO see us. ~
Doors open o'clock. Performance S o'clock.
Admission Is, IS and SO cents. Reserved seats al
Drug Store.
New Programme Of Entertainment. Positively
without vulgarity.
Eo-Also. at BELAIR, Tuesday, Aug. 2s, lSs3,
Wednesday, Aug. 20 1883.
GD-Rend this agaln and remember the dates
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Ninth District.

AT CHARLES HAMILT0N'S. wAvERLY.
T"esday, STt'~ber ia:
At THE OFFICE OF JUSTICE DORSEY.
HAMpDEN. on ROLAND AVENUE,
n'e'ircsioy, S'AieaIer 5h
AT SAM'L j. ROBINSoN'S. TOwsONT0wN
TLsrsiay. S,piea'ber Gh;
AT THE OFFICE OF DElTClI 4 BROS. IN
TIE REAR oF No. 10 SECOND STREET.
NEAR CHARLES STREET.
Friday, Sepica'Lsr ia:
AT NJ CooPEI'S. FALLS ROAD AND LAKE
AVENUE,
Saturday. S,piea,Lcr Stl.
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am for thu honesty 81 IT, transactions, you eau
fer Ne long a. am President Of the School Board
TO continue the plan which has proved economical
and which has been honestly carried out. Enter
tanning these views must respectfully decline TO
convene the School Board for the purpose you In
dictate.
aHi, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
u. JESIFER.
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Little Things.

One little indiscretion in eating is often the end
Of valuable life. The magical cures made by
DIR. worthington's renowned Cholera and Diar.
rhoea Medicine. have given IL such fame n an in.
fallible remedy for all complaints of the stomach
and bowels. that the best Pie ,icians have adopted
Il. Sold by druggists aud dealers at - and 80
cents n battle
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-08-25
Twelfth District.

At MICHAEL ADAMS. CANTON.
Ta,.day. SsPfeaLer TIA:
At MRS. WALTERS, BACK RIVER.
We,iHssdog. !SeIts@ler jih:
At JAMES SMITHS, PUTTY HILL.
Thrr.day. ScpieuLsr ih
AT DRHssELLS. GARDENvILLE,
I'riiay. Ssji,a,Lsr 5h:
At AUGUST CLUES. scn0NE's hill.
Saturday. S.pisaiLsr Sh.
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IL THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
i wM. u. II. PARKS. DEcEASED-Ia The
OrphaRs' Court .f BaifiHors roHRfy.
Ordered by the Orphans Court for Baltimore
county, this sth day Of August, 1885, that :. Parker
Bosley. Administrator Of the personal estate of
VIM. H. II. Parks, insert for three successive
week. in some convenient newspaper published
in baltimore county. the following advertisement:
NOTlCE.-Thc creditors 81 the estate Of VIM.
II. u. Park, late Of Baltimore county. deceased.
are hereby notified 10 attend in person or by agent
or attorney. 10 receive the proportiOnate part Of
their claims.
90 Tassdoy. III ih dny If NsJismbsr, 1858,
At THE OFFICE OF REGISTER or WILLS.
in Towsontown. at 10 o'clock \. NJ. at which time
distribution will be made uader the direction Al
the Orphans Court.
JOSHUA =. COCKEY.l
JOHN GONTRUM, iJudscs.
JESSE DAILY,
True Copy Tcst:
THOMAS PIIiLPOT,
Register of Wills for Baltimore county.
Aug. lit.
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Miscellaneous.

\ complete and varied Premium List is open for
competition by all corners. and Stock breeders,
Farmers. Truckers and Gardeners, Manufacturers
and Mechanics. are urged 60 contribute in their
respective departments To make the Fair Of 1883
fully represent the agricultural capacity and the
industrial resources Of the county.
The ladies are especially invited To make the
Household Department a. attractive and marked
feature as in the pas. by the display Of the pro-
duets Of their skill. taste and industry.
Special encouragement j. offered To- children in
'escral sections. where adult competition IL cx.
cluici.
Entries Of Horses. Cattle. sheep anil ~ vine elo.c
ut +. NJ. Monday. August 97th.
Entries IN all other classes Save track events
close at q .. NJ Monday. September 81. and may
be made On the ground. on that DAY.
Entries Tor Trials ofSPeed close at l2m sept. 81.
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Eighth District.

1T COCkEYSNILLE IIOTEL,
T"s"iay. Wrd"e.'iaysiAi TLar-iry. .Nrp'enbsr
"a. 9TH 'ni 9Th
AT BELFAST.
I'riday SslteaLer sh;
At CIIAS. o. Jockeys. I0.MILE HOUSE,
YORK ROAD.
.NIinr,inH. S.Ltcmhcr 81.
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Eleventh District.

At W. o. u. wRIGnT's. HARTFORD PIKE.
Tuesday ard Wednesday, Sspiea'Isr ih "ad 5ih
At JACOB woLFE's, RIDGELY's FORCES
Tiar.iay. Friing aai Saturday, Sspit~ber
Gfi, ia aud Sik.
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Political.
TOR STATES ATTORNEY.
TO THE PEOPLE OF BALTIMORE COUNTY

TO THE PEOPLE OF BALTIMORE COUNTY
hereby publicly announce that ain a CAN
DIDATE FOR THE OFFICE OF STATES
ATTORNEY fOR BALTIMORE COUNTY, sub.
jet 10 the decision Of the Democratic Nominating
Convention, and ask my friends, especially those
Of the Ninth District, to give me their active sup.
port and influence in the approaching Primary
Meciinss. Respectfully,
NICHOLAS CHARLES BURKE.
lane
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NOTICE OF REGENERATION
~ IN
Baltimore County. Tor the Year
1883.
: PTEMEER SITTING.

Notice i. hereby given. pursuant TO law. by the
undersigned. Officers Of Registration FOR the differ.
eni Election district Of Baltimore county. that
they will hold the SEPTEMBER SITTING FOR
THE YEAR lS>3. for the purpose Of asccrtaining
AMI registering all persons qualified 60 vote in
their respective districts. at the following places
aud times, FROM O'CLOCK \. VI. To O'Clock
T. NJ enrh ,lnV A. f,tlnU..
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-08-25
Third District,

At BARToN'S STORE. w0oDBERRi.
T"e.fiy. S',i'p.bcr ii
At MRS. G0DMAS'S STORE. CLIFTON.
ll'ednss'i"y aud Tiar.iay. ScpirmLsr jih and Gh !:
AT ARLINGTON HOTEL. EEISTERST0wN
ROAD,
Fridoy. N,piea,L,r III:
AT - MILE HOUSE. REISTERSTowN ROAD.
S,f.rI,ft,
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rsra Is ACRES OF LAND. ADJOINING SSSS
~ TIM0NIUM STATION. -
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
Lying between said Railroad and York Turnpike.
nine miles from city by the later and II or "
miles by railroad.
The above Il we'll watered. Also never.iailing
spring Of excellent water; world make . desirable
home; could be conveniently divided into build.
ing lots would make god stand for STORE,
Ac., and there could not Be easily found n better
property for Dairy or Trucking purposes.
II will be either leased or sold on easy terms.
49, a a RnaIEY..
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Tenth, District.

AT SAMUEL MooRE'S. ST. JAMES.
Tassiay and melancholy. !SsI'tea'ber ih and Sih +:
AT HARRISON CURTIS. sUNNYDRooK,
TL"r.iay. Friday and Saturday. !SeI,isaLer Gth.
IA and Sh.
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Second District.

At WILLIAM II. SmIRLEY'S. HARRISON.
WILLIE.
Tae.'i"y. N,p,,HLsr al
AT WILLIAM r. PIEL'S. WHITE GROUND,
Weds'"iay. =. t.'ciLer sri
At CHARLES 7. RODGERS. OLD Court
ROAD.
H"r.inq, Friiny aud .Sa'wiry, N..i.~i,r GIL.
~ anR 81.
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sss-Ths member Of the Democratic Executive
'oonnI,tes from the 18th district IL indispOssd
sgAin. The primaries ass approaching and they
siways make him sick. lie mai have received
aAother double distilled resolution pis.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-08-25
Sixth District.

AT T.. l.. MERRIREN'S STORE. MIDDLE.
TOWN.
T'es'i's. W,.fas.'i,y. Tiae.i'g, Fci'iay a"d Sat-
w,iry. ScpieSi,r ia. .,fi, 6h. sb aHi Sh.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-08-25
First District.

At ADAM pIETRIcnS. CARRoLLToN.
T"'',i"y ant m'i''.iay. N,p'eH'L.r ih aud j,h !
At GEO. DIETRICHS. NEwBERG HALL.
CATONSNlLLE.
Th"r.i"g S.i,'eai.r ch J.:
At WILLIAM McCACLEY'S COOPER SiIoP,
ELLiCOrT CITY,
Fii,'g ",i .>''''r,iu,. I.J i.1., .fi ami S'l.
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Legal Notices.

TINlIlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the cub
i scriher has obtained from the Orphan Court
% Baltimore county, letter. Of admin ration VA
the estate Of
NICHOLAS II. BULL.
late It saii county. deceased. Allperson. hlyiag
claims against the deceased are hereby warned /"
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof. 10
the subscriber
oH or bsf,rs H. ih d"y .f M1rcb. 1854.
they may othcrNi.c by law br excluded from all
benefit "f said estate. Those indebted To- said
tate requested T. make immediate payment.
Given under my hand thi. sth day IT August. 1883
JAMES A. BULL.
Aug. lit Administrator.
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Fifth District.

At GEORGE W. JoRDAN's.
THesioy. September IA:
At BURGOYNE'S STORE,
H'e,inesiay, Ssp'eaJer j,L:
AT WHITE HOUSE. JACKsoN's STORE,
TaS'. i'y. Friiay aud Saturday. Ss,.f,mt,r G'i,
"a aHd Sfh
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K. s. Culbreth, M. W. Onu;t, John I Vel
lott, d. @. Mcintosh. Attorney.
DUBI.IC SALE
VALUABLE FARMING LANDS. BUILDING
LOTS, &C, ~ AND NEAR THE VII.
LACE OF REISTERSTOwN, IN
BALTIMORE COUNTY.

Iy virtue Of the power contained In the will Of
Jacob :. forney, late Of Baltimore county. 81.
- deceased. and an order ofthe Orphans s..s,sa
Ia Court Of said county passed in the -
matter Of the said estate the undersigned. Admin.
itrators H. b. n. {. n, will sell at public .alc uN
THE PREMISES
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At Ell ;. SIMPSONS,
Tar.'iay aud n'ci"..,i,,y. S,r',~'ier ih a"i jh !
AT PLEASANT. HUNTERS. wIsEBuRG.
H"ssiay, F.ii.'y ""d .N''"e'i'y. .>,Ife~L,r G't
"a AMI SRI.
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HnrQasen Anas's county hes negro woman,
a. years Of ago, that weighs bs5 pounds. She 10
said 10 be the best cook In csntrsvills.
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Special Notice.
MR.. DURMAM'S GREAT
M WHEAT YIELD.
81 BUSHELS AND % POUNDS PER ACRE
BY WEIGHT.

coorrowS. IIARFoRb CouSrY, Nh,
August 18th, lSS3.
Mn. JSo. J. ALExASDER-Dsar Sir I'll used
the ten tons Diamond State Super Phosphate,
bought Of you last fall, on wheat and rye. have
thrcshed my wheat and my a, pragc Is twenty FIVE
bushels per acre. About one liali my crop wheat
was sown on corn ground. ! thrcshcd $40 bush.
els, rs measured from the machine. from six acres
Yours truly, W.. A. DuEHAN.
Aug. a5.-tf
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4 strayed away from my premises. about l1ssNm
two weeks ago, FIVE SMALL HELPERS. A
liberal reward will be paid for their return, or for
information that will lead 10 their recovery.
JOHN HENkEL,
TWo miles south Of Sweet Air.
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FOR FASTEST WALKING HORSE, under
Saddle. onchalf mile IS second. -.
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Fourth District,

At WILLIAM l.. SIIRIvER'S STORE,
REISTERSTOwN,
Tas-dny. Wei"e.day. ThHrsioy Friday uad Sat-
""iay. September ih, i'h, Gh, ia aud sh.
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80. Thi' prize j, made up Of contributions from
individuals. AMI will be enlarged IL any others are
DESTROYS OF contributing. certificate from two
witnesses must accompany each exhibit a. to day
the butter was made.
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FOR BEST JERSEY BULL. :: year. or over.
bred and now owned in Baltimore county, mot
necessarily owned by breelcr,) Gold Medal Of
value of so. or the money il preferred. (Col.
u. ". Matthew contributes : Gto this premium
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FOR THE BEST AND BEST LOADED LOAD
OF HAY, not less than =! tons. SI0. ITO be
shown on track, u 4. NJ, Wednesday. Septcn-
Der jth. Three load. To compete
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FOR THE BEST POUND or BUTTER IN THE
FAIR. ONE WEEK OLD. prize Of $40.
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Low RAILROAD FARES.
Baltimore County
F. A L RI
September 4. ). q and =. 1883.
-
THE FOLLOWING ADDITIONS APE uAnE
SCHEDULE OF PRIZES
HE FOLLOWING ADDITIONS ARE MADE
TO THE REGULAR

FOR BEST HERD OF POLLED CATTLE, Bull
and Cons ur llcilcrs, all over year old. SIS.
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FOR FASTEST WALKING HORSE, in harness,
TO two or iour-wheel vehicle. not a carriage,
drawiug load Of 2.o00 lbs. tincluding vchicIe)
one-hali mile. prize OFFS $40 second, 81 third. 81.
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Trials On Track, a, I.sor NJ. Thursday. Sept, G. ]
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sS'- Attention OF breeders is called to the Mag
Grccn House Medal for bcs; Yearling of either
Channel Island breed. bTci by exhibitor. This
goes to the winner Of each year. but must be won
three times by the same individual to be retained.
liy order. wM. u. SANDS,
Aug. ls.--3t. Secretary.
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STLEpLE CIIASES.

T".,'i"y. A'lfeaL'r :M.--oprn to members Of Elk
Ridge Fox Hunting club. About /! miles,
Wclier weights. Any number Of pounds over
weight allowed. Fora silver Cup Of value Of $?j.
Friday. S'pienl,r 'h.-Opcn to members Of Elk
Ridge club. Winner Of Steeplc Chase Of Tues
day excluded. About I miles. welter weights.
Any number of pounds weight allowed
For y SILVER Cri, Of value Of S2j.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-08-25
CmIRLEy HALL.
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DANCING AFTER
Aug. Alt.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-05-19
ERsONAL MENTION.


& Hon. T. S. Fontenot of Chataignier
was in town during the past week.
Mr.. E.. c. Thayer and family left last
week for Covington, st. Tammany par
ish.
DR.. B. E. Clark and daughter of Pla-
auemine Brulee visited town the first
of the week.
Rev. w. C. Black, of Natchez, Miss,
reached here on Wednesday last to
assist in a protracted meeting going on
at this place.
B. A. Sales, for many years in the
hotel business at Vermillionville, and
now representing the tobacco house OF
J.P. Sarrazin, New Orleans, called at
our office on Tuesday last.
Mr.. Kossuth Sandoz, editor Washing
Argus was on our streets the first OF
the week looking as fresh as rose and
apparently as well pleased as we would
be if we had given receipt for all that
is due us in the printing business.