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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-28
The nrunsvlck saloon.

The Brunswick saloon and billiard hall,
corner of Main and Martin streets, mas be-
come popular place OF resort, under the
able management Of Frank Oauthorn ana
Charlie Purcell, who handle none but the
purest OF WHISTLES, best OF wines ana hnesI
cigars,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-28
THE CITY.

THE TENAs LAND AND MORTGAGE
COMPANY, OF LONDON,
The above company loans money on one
o Eve years time, ut reasonable rates oil in
terest, secured by deed OF trust on inn
proved lands, large farms, stock ranches,
and city property, 1t also deals in vendors
lien notes; nogotiates sales Of ranches, cat,
lie. and bonds Of every description; and
does general financial and agency bust
ness in the State OF Texas and Europe.
Q. ". WEtIEMWY,
General Manager.
OheeeON. Main street, Dallas, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-28

Having bought ont the interests OF all
concerned In the firm Of G.. ". Hosmer6
Co., steum, gas and water.Gtlers, / will
continue the business at the old stand, i0t
Elm street. A. MoWMRK,
BLACK Straw that's, All shapes
and col0rs, pc, Soc, Csc, 500 to $3.50, at
Baumans.
largest Wholesale aud Retail
millinery house In the state. All orders
promptly filled at Bauman's, ,OG Elm
street,
Ladies' Misses ana Children's suits,
81, $40, $50, s., $50 TO Sl2j at Bau'
mans
Blaok Straw Hats, Al shapes
/ and colors, 25c, Joe, Csc, Soc to Sl,jO, at
| Bauman's.
Jerseysl Jerseys Jerseys ;rom 1915 TO
S.a5 in all cOlors, at the ladies new bazaar
1 l06 Elm street.
Neokwcar and Fancy Goods,
| 20 to Bauman's, 106 Elm street.
SILK. Satin aud Velvet Ribbons,
all new shades, at Bauman's.
SILK, Satin aud Velvet Ribbons,
all new shades, at BAumans
NelVets, satans and Pushes
all oolors, at Baumans, i06 Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-28
LOCAL LINKS.


ASK for Joe Bowers smoking tobacco, II
Is the beat.
Smoke Joe Bowers smoking tobacco. II
Is the best.
Ifyou wan, to set your winter coal, 30 TO
the Gas company,
Ifvou want to get your winter coal, go to
the Gas company.
Telephone s. Daueherly's feed store
your oriera ipr rot'
The great FsYptar bova'oprs cot 30 ey.
cited whrn he soi 40 nenisar thai he buck
cd and vonldu't bulge oniuihe Promised
40 hiring him To Dtilsa where heeouid drink
a tub inil al thi 9lpn l4ta Thrice wucomc
Bovalapus, 70 ihe land 90 ihi -sllopers.
Ida. Hahia- 6ch,of books, ine slas
tloncry, god pcus. blank books, head
quarters for nne fancy goods, Butterick'.
patterns, 7S2 Main street.
The man In the moon who came down too
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Valuable Pasture and waIorcd Land FOR

NaluahlO Fnsturo and WAIlrCd Land fOr
sale.
10000 acres In state OF CoAhuila, Repub
ne OF Mexico, south OF the Rio Grande, 20
miles, all In one body, well formed 10000
acres ON RABBIT Ear creek In sherman Couu.
ty, this state. Maps aud plans can be seen
by calling on DR.. D. n. Williams at room
10, Grand Windsor hotel, this city, this
week, and thereafter ON Eugene Williams,
my son, at Waco, Texas.
II II Wurt.vg
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-28

We manufacture our brooms OF the bes,
material and In the most substantial and
durable manner. Try them once and you
will buy no other. ffoUm bRoe'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-28

Round Trip Tickets, last Chancc
Commencing to-day, October 2'lh, rouhu
trim tickets to louisville will be sold every
dny i'm the week at all offices on the Il, 4
T. q, railroad via Houston and New Or
leans. J. l.. A. THOMAS,
TIP. A., Dallas, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-28
HART
PATTERN HATS.

The Elegance o. Style, Variety ~ As-I
sortmonls and VERY Low PRICESl
are bringing US ilauering success. Mrs
Lyons will be pleased 10 wait on herr
friends and the ladies generally In this
Department,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-28

Orr's buggies and carriages are guaran.
teed asrepreeented. Try him once, at IA
Main street,
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Jerseys. JERSEYS Jerseys,
$3.50, 80 10 $40, at bauman's.
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To Glnr ora aud Farmers,
We { .,iiro to notify our customers ana
riends ihat we will receive their cotton Tor
hipment or for sale and will make liberal
adyanoements on all consignments.
nowsER & LEMON.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-28

Ackers Blood Elixir guaranteed; will
cure all kinds OF blood poisoning inherited
or contracted. Sold by W, II, Patterson 4
Co,
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Ladies' Mlsses aud Childrcns Suits,
81, $50 $3.50, 81, $50 to $l2o at Bau.
mans,
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Always Ahead,
The Delmonlco nus Just received thehrsi
nyo ice OF fresh oysters.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-28

Just received at Alsion's, the finest sugar.
house molasses OF the season.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-28

wedding Outfits a Speciality
al Bauman's, O6 Elm street,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-28

wedding outfits a Speciality
Bauman's. 706 Elm street.
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Largest Wholesale and Retail
millinery house in the state. All orders
proaptly filled at Bauman's, zee Elm street
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Orr's buggy and carriage house Is the
place you get style and cheap prices ana
good goods. 72i Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-28

Plumes and Tips
18 Elm street.
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The celebrated
McALlSrER, |, T., COAL
Is sold only
ny n. G.. CHlLDS,
Yard, corner OF Jackson and Lamar streets,

Orr's buggy and carriage house is being
omptied and constantly replenished with
new and better goods. 72i Main street.
Examine our pattern hats, Harts Ia.
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Ladies' Underwear
and corsets nj Bauman's, 706 Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-28

Ladics Underwear
and corsSts at Bauman's, 706 Elm street,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-28

Oysters, Oystersi
Just as fresh and sweet as midwinter at
the Delmonico.
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"The rain how grand after the long
drouth, - said one friend toanoiher, YES"
was the reply; like q Glen Lea lemonade
at noon ON a hot summer day."
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-28

Purchase Railroad
nd stea mshlp tickets at SOL Main street
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-28

Catch on to the cloak boom a! Harris Ia.
,aar, III Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-28

ilnAlt WAL
NoucE.-The Gas Co, are new supplying
Coal at lowest market figures In car load
lots, BY the ton or In smaller quantities
Send In your orders to the Gas Cos. Ohice.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-28

Orr keeps fine and good buggies, and buys
for cash, and can and will undersell any
house in Dallas. See his big stock at I2i
Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-28

Don't make mistake; the cloak boom Is
al Harris, 7l2 Elm street,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-28

Don't make mistake; the cloak boom is
AZ Hart's, 7i2 Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-28

Cloaks, nolmans, listers,
surtouts aud jackets from 100 81 80, 500,
81, 81 80 TO SO, at Baumans, 506 Elm
street,
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/ Buy your groceries at Alslon's.
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Catch on TO the cloak boom at Harris Ba'
saar. 7l9 Elm street.
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1--we MIR. Webster great praise, he is 50 |
lind TO their children, and never fails to
axe pretty picture Of their little darlings.
Art gallery, 200 Elm street.
ZEE
Tho RrunsWlck saloon.
The Brunswick saloon and billiard hall,
,orner of Main and Martin streets, has be-
,ome popular place OF resort, under lhe
able management ol Frank Oauthorn ana
Charlie Purcell who handle none but the
purest OF WHISTLES, best OF wines and finest
cigars.
Ro una Trip Tickets. Last Chance
Commencing to-day, October 18th, round |
trim tickets to Louisville will be sold every |
day In the week at all offices on the IA, x |
+. &. railroad via Houston aud New Or |
leans, J.. l.. A. THOMAS,
T. Z. A., Dallas, Texas.
To Glnr ors aud Farmers,
We { ,,liro to notify our customers ana
rienda ihat we will receive their cotton Tor
hipment or Tor sale and will make liberal
adyanCements ON all consignments.
DowsER & LEMON.
Brooma.
Ne manufacture our brooms OF the best
material and In the most substantial and
durable manner, Try them once ana you
viii buy no other. PFours BRoe,
The celebrated
McALlSrER, |. T., COAL
Is sold only
ny n. G.. CHlLDS,
Yard, corner OF Jackson and Lamar streets,
Orr's buggy and carriage house is being
omptied and constantly repleniShed with
4 l.. L. al
Examine our pattern hats. llatts Ia.
zaar.
Coal, Coal
NoucE.-The Gas Co. are new supplying
Coal at lowest market figures In car load
lots, by the ton or In smaller quantities.
Send In your orders to the Gas Cos. Ohice.
-
Orr's carriage emporium is the iashiona.
bic place Of the city. Remember the place,
"a Main street.
Catch on TO the CLOAK boom at Harris Ba'
zaar, 7l2 Elm street,
Don't make a mistake, the cloak boom is
at Harris, 7l9 Elm street,
Louisville and return $780, ON sale CIV
cry day at SCl Main street.
|
Don't make mistake; the cloak boom II
at Harris, 5l2 Elm street,
Catch on to the cloak boom al Harris Ia
saar, III Elm street.
Catch on TO the CLOAK boom at Harris Ia
zaar, 7i2 Elm street.
Don't make mistake; the cloak boom
| al Harris, 7l2 Elm street,
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Orr's carriage emporium is the iashiona-
bic place Of the city. Remember the place,
"A Main street.
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BLACK Straw that's, All shapes
and C1lOrs, e'c, Soc Onc, 500 to Sl5O at
Baumau's.
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Catch on TO the CLOAK boom at Harris Ba.
gaar, 7l2 Elm street,
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Louisville and return $780, ON sale ey
Try day at 6Cl Main street.
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Ladies' Misses ana Childrcn's Suits.
ST. $40, 500, 81 $50 to Sl2j at Bau
mans
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Blaok Straw Hats, All shapes
and colors, pc, Joe, Csc, Soc to Sl,jO, at
Bauman's,
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Don't make mistake; the cloak boom is
"A ua,lla 80 Film street.
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Jerseys Jerseys! Jerseys from S2.75 to
S3.a5 in all colors, at the ladies' new bazaar
100 Elm street.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-05-26
MEMORIAL DAY.

Tho following general Order No. is issued by
! Chief PauI yanleryoor, from headauar,.ys nj,
! o...L. 49,.
eon ~t'u '"v ~ anu regu'a',on'
a. a. sHs ,o.. ~, n'y " W. "eP,oe, "c,,ncs"A!'
"" S".,, ~. ~ p. ~ y, sIe".a' ,e'',y DAy.
=. ~. 'as.,r :. p",.I '.so,".,yn .'ah
-, ~ .Lsa,s .a'., xs.., n.. , ,.'''
- r.. ~ ~''''' '''''''-' "'' NV "'''
~"
=. earnestly request all ministers and priests
OF every denomination !" deliver appropriate scr
mons Or lecturers, calling attention 10 tho duties
OF the day--the sacrihees made and the lessons
sS ~. 80 , ~ =, uy s"'. ,'
...a.a ~ ..,..' a.. 49, "'iuo'o li',, ~
-su' \. ", - .si, ', e''c- an,
is is WI" "e P'''''''"''' ''c'""h'""
"''" 'e''
}. J recommended that the Grand Army take
especial steps TO secure the pre'ehee and aid OF
the children and youth oi the country In the eerc
mooy oi srewing howers. and otherwise honor
the dead and 20 that end hope that public and
private schools, colleges and academies will be
closed.
4. Let the hand of Fraternity aud Charity be
extended 70 tho widows and orphans af our dead
heroes. Seek them out distinguish then, from
all others, and teach them that on this day the
Grand Army mourns With them the loss of the
precious ones whom ,hey gave 10 save m, nation.
,..o,.,n..a ,A., az. L., ...,.., :, a..
n.,ion be In i,sd a. aid i, ,his vork Th.y ~i,h
vIIIiny hand, and vrs,efaI hear,s. Th.ayh the.
m.v hsvs fa,.a,,., ,ha Ill a.. -ossa re-.
nsv., ceased 40 rem,mh., them and ,,csa,,,a IN
,hs,, nnys h..,,. ,hsi, hs,.;c sa,s;.s. :"
~. '-.-,,. =,
a., ma,,e'ou, .,, gIo"'n :. .ne o,aeI ''oas.-
ou' ,ne country wl' oo ne. incentive 20 US 70
vh.,e a saIdIs, Ii.s h,,isd riII ho s,,.rg In
,hs .w.e, aovs,. ~ .,,in, ,;ms mi me-. ,hs
po.,. oS ,hs 1,.nd A,,,. - ,sI. ,a,aai,.,s -
10 remove .very soldicr'S remains from ,h. po,'
ter's field ar nauner'. burvinv y,o.nds- We ssn
no, n.,io,m ria re,eno,y IN ~. n,an., n.nns,
unless we have done our duty 10 the living AMI
A. ~. ds.d' ' "e "''
The Baltimore County union., 1883-05-26
Success OF an American Doctor.

br. Mary Howard, an American woman doctor.
IL creating quite stir in social life In China
She eattended the mother Of Prince II. Hung Chang.
aud although she did not save her life, she show
ed so much skl that she was called in to treat the
wife Of the great Minister. From all parts Of
North China letters from the wive, Of mandarins
and high officials arc pouring In on her cniresting
her 10 come 10 them 90 "send other wise women
from America" Eastern women Of rank die with
obscure diseases rather than submit 20 the opera.
tions performed by male surgeons. An American
physician who spent some time In Turkey, vas
called In 10 prescribe for the wife of the hey 10
with typhoid fever. The patient was wholly
covered with a sheet In which ono hole was cut
large enough for him To put his fingers In 20 feel
her pulse. aud another through which she thrust
her tongue. DIR. Howard has been loaded not
only With fees by her grateful patients, but jew.
elry. furniture and priceless eurios, enough 10
stock bric-a-br warehouse. 6o East, young
woman, 60 East!
The Baltimore County union., 1883-05-26
OVER THE STATE.


Montgomery Biair's III health causes hi,
friends much alarm.
The Life of ex-Gov. Thos. Holiday Hicks"
will soon be published. II will be sold at ~ per
copy.
"A county temperance convention will be held
at Ccnityille, Queen Anne's county, on Tuesday
next.
The German Bap;ists will hold love feast at
Pipe Creek meeting house, Carroll county, on
Saturday, June 10th, at p. m.
The commencement exercises at New Wind.
sor College. at New Windsor, Carroll county, will
take place from June 10Th to iIih, exclusive.
MIR. Chas. =. Markell, of Frederick. will
deliver the Grafton at the decoration Of the graves
Of Union soldiers at Elkton, on Wednesday neat.
The Washington county Comrnissioners have
been indicted by the Grand Jury of the county
for having the court house doors open from the
inside.
Alfred d. Merrick, n well-knowh lawyer Of
Hagers;own, has been indicted by the Grand Jury
Of Washington county, charging him with va.
grancy. =
The wife Of Hon. Daniel W. Henry died a.
her residence In Cambridge on i2th inst. She
was the only daughter Of William Golisborough,
Of Talbot county.
Prof +. N. Leaken, principal of Millersville
tAnne Arundel county Academy, Is dead. aged
Maryland Agricultural College.
MIR. Smith, the manager Of MeMurry's exten.
siye canning establishment in Frederick county,
has nov over 500 acres Of corn planted. lie will
plant as late as the 18th Of June.
The Annapolis Adrsrf;ser says patches Of
mint are crossing beautifully In that county, but
alas alas there's nothing TO mix the vegetable
with nor stick to stir the compound.
The Frederick papers say their military en-.
everybody TO come and see tho Pennsylvania,
Virginia and Mary land soldier boys camping 10.
ge,her in real soldier style.
After three addresses by Evangelist Howard
TO the people Of Funkstown, Washington county,
the only saloon keeper in the town closed his
place Of business. iiagerstown 10 the nearest
place where the ardent can be obtained.
--Prrsby,erians going to Eas,on, Queen Annes
county TO buy property. are often dissatisfied be.
cause there are no churches Of that denomination
Efforts are being made 10 secure . building and
70 Organize congregation in that village.
The late Andrew Rcntch, % washingtoa
2,7o0 acres Of which IL located In that county.
and 800 In Virginia. The Maryian land 10
valued nj from $50 10 500 per acre. Tho esti-
mated value Of the estate IL about 100000.
A baby was born on the Philadelphia, vii.
mington and Baltimore Railroad the other day
when the train was running at forty miles an
hour. The event occurred In the neighborhood
Of Elkton. Tho little boy passenger was taken
on board without stopping the train. Singular.
wasn't itl
The Baltimore County union., 1883-05-26
corresPoadeHce baltimore County Uaion.
"B." AGAIN HEARD FROM.
BALrInonE Couxrt. Nav asa. lsss

nAIVlmonR CoexYf Nav qgd lsga
M..,,,. Ed;sar, since I Ia.s ,..n..s.d ,,'..
your time and patience with my suexcstIons on
county affairs, the Grand jury for the March term
OF court has made their report ana adjourned
aud the Grand Jury for the NAV term has orean
ircd and entered upon Its duties. The Names AZ
gentlemen who eorapo,e Il are a GOOD ruaran,s.
that its Iabors N mi he nerfos,ne .rS
that its indepeudence Of outside Influence. th.s
have lately been nj work ON some on the mrv,.
hers Of other iuries will n,.v.n, anv advan...
from those who are alvnvs ready With their Inis,-
ested sugecs,lons There h no fear that IN.
present Grand jury will consume anv of its ,ims
or waste any Of the tan navers' monev In sun.
out from them who are the authors or the yarIpus
correspondcnee that appear from time 20 tlfes
In It's columns.
The members who compose the prosent Grand
Jury arc too intelligent 20 be deceived into such
fruitiess folly and too well posted AZ 10 their
legitimate duties 90 entertain for a moment any
suggestions having such tendency The foreman
of the Grand Jury, tho Hon. John g. 0ittinss. IL
ono Of the foremost men Of our county, and one.
too, who u 80 familiar with hnancisring that he
cannot fail 10 be Of material help 20 the commit.
tee who shall have In charge tho investigatio Of
the books of the Treasurer and County Commis.
sioners. II 10 true that their report cannot affect
the county levy the rate, for tho levy has
already been made, but u may throw much need.
cd light on the annual abatement Of assessments.
In one OF my communications 20 TuE UNIoN /
asked how much has the taxable basis Of the
county been increased by the assessors of new
and missed property. I stated that these officers
received for the year 1881. for their services $2-
6i:.93, and the amount, at tho rate Of receiving
ST. or for every ~ ,0a0 worth of property asses.
cd. would make their assessment Of new aud
missed property for the year amount To $2,6t2.-
73o. Bui, notwithstanding this faithfGl labor,
the taxable basis for lSs? was not $4,000 more
than Il was In lssl. IL the assessors earned the
limit of the estimate made for them In isS2,
which was 81 500 the basis Of assessment for the
present year (lss3l should be 81 100000 more
than that Of last year, but II Is only $I3s.i2i
more. The basis Of 1882 was $50, D,lss. ll6 and
that of the present year being S59, ,326.237. The
0rand Jury night probably spend a part 0t-.sa
time In investigating this matter and giving the
public the result of their examination.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-05-26
Singular Coincidence.

Bishop Bowman does not believe that spirits
upset chairs and move tables. but he Is not able
10 account for many remarkable experiences.
ave are much nearer the spirit world than ws
think, perhaps" he SAYS, "snd the spirit. Of the
departed dead, I am convinced, have certain In.
auenee over our minds. when on the Red Sea
made Il a practice to pray every night and morn.
ing for my wife, from whom I was absent, aud
Who was at the time an invalid. One evening
knelt down as usual and tried 20 pray Tor her, but
found ] could not do it. This worried me very
much, bat attributed my incapaeiiy 10 nervous
ness. On the following morning again tried 10
pray for Mrs. bowman, experiencing the same
difheulty. Al length the thought occurred 20 me,
Your wife may be dead On my arrival nj Rome
I found q letter conveying the news that Mrs
Bowman had died on the same evening that
found myself unable TO pray for her,"
The Baltimore County union., 1883-05-26
A Relic.

SharP.t~'g (Ta.) Es'srPrise.
The instruments used In surveying tho ground
Of Mountain View Cemetery on Monday we're once
the property Of John Brown. Of IIarpsr's Ferry
notorie,y. When Brown and his confederates,
who lived on the farm of DR.. r. =. Ksnasdy, Of
this place, ashOr. distance below Samples Manor,
invaded and took possession Of the Armory and
Arsenal AZ Harper's Ferry In lsi9 party Of men,
consisting Of Messrs. Morgan Miller. Noah Krsiser
Levi Porter and others, made . visit 10 the Brown
house which was we'll stored with ell kinds Of
arms aud ammunition. Mr.. Miller captured q
full set Of surveyors Instruments which he brought
10 town and has had them In his possession since.
The other gentlemen obtained guns, spears, etc.
These things are relies and wouid no doubt CON-
mand high prices.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-05-26


Es-out in Wyoming. where the women a. well
as the men exercise the right Of suffrage. the
elections are as orderly as the churches, and the
women exercise their political right. without
sign of decentralization. Their votes aud inAu-
ence have doubled the power Of the "be,ier sle-
ment' over the rag tag. and bob tail" A Lara
mie paper ssy."a smaller percentage Of women
than men stay away from the polls. and they are
less persistent Office seekers than the men. but
when elected to Office they have in every case
done their duty satisfactorily. Frcqaently wife
votes in opposition 90 her husband. aud il has
even happened ths, wives have worked aud voted
for one ticket when their husbands were candi.
dates on the other; but there is no known in-
stance Of domestic infeci,y growing out Of
difference in political views between husband anil
wife"
The Baltimore County union., 1883-05-26
BALTIMORE PRICE CURRENT.
RETAIL PRICES.

NJ p.....ha.... 49, a. -, 10 -. -
-,.,'' o,'nouse '.saNs; - ana ." cents per
~ P"a -, s''" =" .' oaaa 20 cents per pIunI'
,"s.," 70 .nJ ,Ha.n,, anu zen. per pouna ehuek
IoAss' y anu 10 cents per pound round ~ cents
Pss POsau e",n0', ,m !. ahu - een', Per pound
,'A y" emu per POuna' oee' h'er'
1na ~ ~ 0ys's pea roan"' :,
,-,'I' L,'t anu - cents per
fL" naiuA' - '" =" cents per Ponhn
70 ~ Pe. Posnu' ~
h;saa., ~ l, :" een's per P"uhu
% 20 os"'s per P"u"u' eh"fs' 10 anu
r..I ~, P',I POsnu IN
-. "oa''e,,' ,aS :" anu y een'' per Pouhi
~ '-1 anu 10 esh's per pouhu ehop'' %
a.1 20 ssnH Pe, bouhu eu''s's, u anu - cents
vi Pyu"'p .s' ",eI, 70 een's yer P"uhu'
"a or..-hoa', ~ cent per pound hams, 10 to
70 eenS PC, pOunu miuunhg; 10 cent, per pound
''' !" een'' per Pouh"' "tu' ~ cents per
P'I"u ,, "a
. ro o'.-.ota'oes, , ." cents pe, p"oA ne"
posaa' ~ eehs per PEGS onions :" cents per
~ pa;as Ps,ng sn onion, anu = cents per oaneh
p,"Isn. ~ 49, ~ ecnu per psek es.sIy. 20 eeh's
~. puh'n: eaooages' an" u ceh's Per head
PnP', 70 een. per PecA; carrots, cents per
sunen 'paou's, ~ cents per peek aspara.
sus, iV" ~ esh', per onneh oyster plants, ;
eene per ounen lettuce, 10 cents per mead
49, Peas, % '" ,. ~ s.s. pe. PEGS string ocan',