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so-The verdict Of the Baltimore SaH Is that Of
every citizen Of Baltimore county. Here Il is:--
"NOtwithstanding all the msney spent on them
(nearly 100000 in Eve years. the roads Of Ba,i-
more county are, with few exceptions, IS bad as
they were twenty years ago" II the people de-.
sire a change for the better vote for Groa, Roche
and Stengei.
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minister, Nd.
MORTGAGEE's SALE
WI -oT-
Two VERY VALUABLE PROPERTIES IN
- BALTIMORE COUNTY, MD, n,
G SITUATED ON THE PUBLIC ~
ER0AD LEADING FROM BHcKLEYS.
WILLIE TO II0FPMAN'S PAPER MILLS,
AND ABOUT ONE MILE FROM
THE FORMER PLACE,
Oa Saturday, l7fk day of Norsmber, A. u. 1883,
at o'clock p. NJ.
by virtue Of the power and authority given In
mortgage from Abraham Hare to John II. Nil.
Ter, bearing date 22d day Of March, A. ID. 1879,
and recorded among the Mortgage Records Of BAL
timore county, 10 Liber J. b., No S. folio u, &c;
will, as such Mortgage under said power and
authority. oher at public sale. ON THE PREMI-
SIS, SITUATED AS ABOVE, AND AT THE
HOUR NAMED, the hereinafter described Real
lsT-TME MILL PROPERTY, CONTAINING
50 ACRES, ROOD AND 20 PERCHEs OF
LAND. MORE OR LESS.
The Improvements consist Of y substantial and
GOOD BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
Large Stone Dairy, Stable. and all -<kA
other necessary outbuildings. The 4 c..HR
Grist Mill is In good running order r.rlf3 20
and the water power supplied by - 37k<t
Grave Hun Is ample for all its purposes.
2ND-.A Farm CONTAINING 43 ACRES, =
lsA ~,
MORE OR LESS,
adjoining the above. The Improvements consist Of
| A COMFORTABLE LOG DWELLING HOUSE.
Large Bank or SwitEer Barn, and all other neces.
sary outbuildings.
There IL due proportion of meadow and tim.
Der land upon both of these farms, while they are
spiendidly watered, have an abundance Of choice
fruit the eon, under good fence. aud in fair state
Of cultivation and productiveness.
They are convenient to churches, public schools,
postofiees, and within two miles Of Alesia Station
on the baltimore and Hanover Junction Railroad,
and well worthy the attention Of any one desiring
a farm In growing and prosperous part Of Bal,.
more county.
eo- For further particulars address wM. A.
MckELLIP, Attorney at Law, Westminster, Md,
or the Mortgages, TO tho care OF his Attorney
above named.
TERMS Cash on the day Of sale, or upon the
ratification thereof by the Court; but these terms
will be modified. IL desired by the purchaser, aud
upon the payment In cash by him Of ~ 900 any
reasonable time de'red will be given for the credit
payment or payments.
JOHN II. MILLER, Mortgage.
WIN. A. McHELLIP, Attorney for Mortgage.
y. A. G0RSUcII, Auctioneer.
Oct. 2O.-ts.
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es-Can you cast your vote for man who asd
his country in the time Of her greatest psriil II
yOu can you must vote for "susqushanna Bob"
who ran OF to Europe q. the beginning Ofths late
war.
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LOOK AT THE FIdUREsii
comparison Of Republican and Democratic
governments in Baltimore county. Estimated ex-
penses for six years:
s1IOIi-IGi
$2.I6l,i;s.2I

The JoHr"aF' "'plendid commentary" in favor
Of Democratic government is on a par with its
other wild assertions. II you want the expenses
eurtailed, vote the Republican ticket.
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n VALUABLE VACANT LOT ~
k~ on m
STREET AVENUE.

In virtue Of power Of sale contained In a mort
gage from Henry Powles. Trustee, and s2rah
Powles, his wife, TO DIR. BENJAMIN Il. RidgeIy,
dated the goth day Of January, 1877, and recorded
in Liber J. b., No. 90. folio $50. 4e, one Of the
Mortgage Records Of Baltimore county, the under.
signed, Charles W. Ridgely, as attorney named 10
said mortgage, will offer at public sale. on the
premises, on
Mondey, Gs ?6A day Of Sorsu.Lsr, iss3,
at 50 o'clock T.. NJ,
ALL THAT FEE SIMPLE LOT OF GROUND,
situate In said county on the west side Of Charles
street avenue, at the distance Of forty feet north
eFy from the lot heretofore 10 the Charles
Street Avenue Company for tho Toll.Gate Lot
having front on Charles street avenue Of sixty
feet and depth Of 2Oi feet, mere or less TO Mer.
ynan's Lane, and In said mortgage particularly
described.
TERMS OF SALE One. third cash, the bal.
anee In and ~ months, with interest from day
Of sale for which purchasers notes, satisfactoriy
indor'ed must be given, all cash, at purchasers
option.
es-A depOsi, of 500 will be required at tho
CHAS. W. RIDGELY,
Nov. It's. Attorney.
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pS-Ths expenses Of Baltimore county are
squal 10 head tAx Of - on every man, woman
and child int the county. TOrsdues these expenses
vote loF 0roI, Roche and slsnRel.
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~ Here is 4 Ii,, of u..Ic,, Office, continued

~ Here q list Of useless Offices continued 10
make places for political service: Tax Commits
sioner; Insurance Commissioner; weigher Of
Live Stock weighers Of Grain and Hay Inspsc-
tors Of Tobacco. The Democratic State eonven-
tion voted TO continue these. The Republican
party Is pledged to abolish them. Do not forget
this on Tuesday next when you are going to de-
posit your ballot. Let your vote be given to do
away With all these useless Offices for those who do
the dirty work Of the party
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ss-The eOrrup, bosses in the Democratic party
may swap places with each other, or push each
other out. but among the bosses only Is ell the
pushing and getting and swapping. Voters Of
the State. push them all out on election day.
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Republicans. give one whole day to the
service Of your party next Tuesday. Youhavs an
excellent chance to elect your ticke, and you
should therefore do your full duty.
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eSREMEMBER, Republicans, Hart d. HOi-
ton can be elected Governor Of Maryland next
Tuesday IL you all do your duty. And then down
with Rings and Bosses.
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so-The expenses Of Baltimore county have
grown to enormous proportions. Voters, do you
want to eurtail them ? II you do. vote the tieke,
to be found at the head Of editorial columns.
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e1-The station house aud ere department has
cos, the taxpayers Of the county over $4,000 in
two years! vote for the Republican ticks. will
help to put a stop to this extrAvaganee.
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es-The polls open a, o'clock on Tuesday
morning next aud not at ?, rs errOneously stated
nj the bottom Of the Republican ticket.
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eb-vOtsFs Of. Baltimore county, do you want
10 reduce your taxes! Ifyou do, vote the Rspsb-
liean ticket on Tuesday next.
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MORTGAGEE's SALE
- A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND -
TEL IN THE-
TENTH ELECTION DISTRICT OF BALTI.
MORE COUNTY


by virtue Of the power aud authority contained
In mortgage from Isaiah s. Watkins and Eliza
Watkins. his wife. to August Ohie, dated Februa.
~ llih, isSO, and recorded among the Mortgage
Records Of baltimore county. In Liber ". ". l.,
No. So, folio 5i6. &c.. and Of an Assignment Of
said mortgage from wihelmina 0hic. exccutrix Of
j. August Ohic. deceased. to Harry T.. Mann,
dated August 22d, lsS3. and recorded among said
Mortgage Records. in Liber ". ". l., No. 81, folio
3lI, &e., the undersigned, Assignee, will offer for
sale, on
Tuesday, NoremLer 27ih, Iss3.
at IL o'clock NJ,
Al the Court House door. In Towsontoun,
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND,
situate in the 10th Election district Of baltimore
county. and more particularly described by metes
and bounds In deed from William Turnbaugh
and wife. TO said Isaiah 5. Watkins, dated ID day
of February. 1850, and recorded among the Land
Records Of baltimore county. in Liber W. NJ. J.,
No. us. folio 5ii, &C.. containing
ITO ACRES. 10 R00DS AND 2 SQUARE PER.
CIlES, MORE OR LESS.
ABLEAND NECESSARY OUTBUILDINGs.
TERMS OF SALE ARE-cash on the ratih.
cation Of the sale
ETA deposit Of $50 will be required at the
sale. HARRY Y. MANN,
Assignee.
T.ALEX SETH,
IS ST. Paul Street, Baltimore,
Attorney for Assignee.
sHAMBERGER 4 RIsTEAU, Auetionsers.
Nov. 3-ts.
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First Preeinct-cOLD SPRING HOTEL.
Second Precinct IlAMPDEN VILLAGE,
FILLS ROAD.
Third Prccinct-T0wS0NT0w
Fourth Precinct-JoHN q. H00PER'S STAR
HOTEL, YORK ROAD.
Fifth Precinct--M. cOOPER'S STORE. FALLS
ROAD. CORNER FALLS ROAD AND LAKE
AVENUE.
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es-sss TO Il that every registered Republican
voter casts bis ballot on Tuesday next.
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FirFt Precinct-WKIGHT's TAVERN, HAIR
FORD ROAD.
Second Precinct WILLIAM BLACKISTON's.
RIDGELi'S FORCES, PIIILA. ROAD.
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8. Parker Bosiey, Attorney, TOw.ontown.
TRUsTEE's SALE e.
- NICE LITTLE FEE SIMPLE
EX PROPERTY IN THE 2ND DISTRICT

by virtue Of decree passed by the Circuit
Court for Baltimore county on the ilth day Of oc-
tober, lsS3, in the Of Henry J. HSbb, use Uf
5. Parker Bosley, vs. Isabella Armstrong Il AL the
undersgned, Trustee, will offer at public auction.
on the premises, near Wm. Piers store, on the
road leading from Powhntan to Randallstown,
and about ! mile from Liberty turnpike, on
Monday, 5fh day Of NoremJcr, 1883,
at o'clock p. NJ,
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND
Of which Mary A. Coleman died. seized and pos.
sessed, consisting Of ONE ACRE OF LAND,
more or less. improved by Two.sTORY
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, 32xl6 feet, con-
tanning rooms. young orchard Of fruit trees,
variety In full bearing. Would suit q mechanic
or laboring man and would make n good store
stand. School aud churches convenient.
TERMS OF SALE:-0ne.half purchase money
cash on day Of sale ratification thereof and re.
mainder In months. deferred payment to be se.
cured by note endorsed 10 the satSaction Of Trus-
tee. deposit Of S25 on day Of sale required.
:. PARKER B0SLEY, Trustee.
5. q. WILSON, Auetioneer.
Oct. l3-ts.
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Thirteenth District

FiFst Prccinct-WM. CLIPPEK'S, ANNAPO-
LIS ROAD.
Second Precinct-JosEPH HELMANs, ST.
DENNIS.
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Miscellaneous.
ruBLIsmEB nv AurnoRiTY.l
JUDGES OF ELECTION.
GENERAL ELECTION, 1855.

ID Precinct JOHN UNGER,
lALEX. X. CROSBY.
WILLIAM T. MccAULEY,
Sd Precinct ALEXANDER BONE,
WILLIAM PIERPONT.
SECONL' DISTRICT,
GERARD EMMtRT,
DAVID WILSON,
W. II. SHIRLEY.
THIRD DISTRICT.
(HENRY T. DALEY,
lst Precinct WILLIAM l.. HAMILTON,
EPllRAIM HOFFMAN.
(RoBERT MAGRUDER,
% Precinct DR. JOSIAH 5. BOWEN,
JOSHUA PARSONS.
&c. LYON ROGERS.
ID Precinct THOMAS II. MOORE.
JAMES u. COUNCILMAN.
CwILLIAM POLE, SR.,
9Th Precinct MARTIN ". MANGER,
JOSEPH W. JAMES.
FOURTH DISTRICT,
JESSE UPPERco,
GEORGE W. UHLER.
DANIEL vONDERSMITH.
FIFTH DLSTRICT.
JOHN p. KELLEY,
NOAH cOFfIEL.
THOMAS HALE.
SMITH DISTRIcT.
JACOB u. HAMPSHIRE.
JOHN q. AMOS,
JOHN COOPER.
SETESTH DISTRICT,
WILLIAM ENsoR.
lst Precinct ABRAHAM DOWNS,
WHITFIELD MEREDITH.
(JOSEPH ". NELSON,
2d Precinct HENRY wIERs,
lJolIN 7. BURNS.
EfGHTH DISTRICT,
GEORGE II. MRRRYMAN.
lst Precinct THOMAS NEvIN,
JOHN BOND.
CvINcENT T. sHIPLEY,
ID Prc;inci CHARLES .. C0CKEY,
ELIAS PARKS.
NINTH DksTRICT.
(J. e. LEGRAND COLE.
lst Precinct GEORGE MCDONALD,
(CHARLES HAMILTON.
(JAMES II. SMITH,
FL Precinc; HAIRY LITZINGER,
J. T. CARR.
~. MAURICE WATKINS,
81 Precinct SAMUEL =. BUTLER,
lJoHN l.. PORTER.
ORCHARD J. LUCAS,
ith Precinct wM. MCCORMICK,
JAMES VI. EPPLEY.
JOHN =. CLARK,
9Th Precinct J. EDWARD WARD,
WILLIAM J. JOHNSON.
TENTH DISTRICT
(NIcHOLAs 7. HUTCHINs,
lst Precinct +. VI. SPARKS.
J. MARCH McC0MAS, in.
CDENNIs NJ. MATTHEWS,
"a Preeinc, WILLIAM HALL,
lfRANk SMITH.
ELEVENTH DISTRIcT,
CDANIEL JENIFER. SR..
IL, Precinct CHARLES II. QrINLAN,
lNATIIAN T.. CORBIN.
CHENRY WALTER.
81 Precinct FREDERICK RAPHAEL,
JAMES b. NORWOOD.
TWELFTN DhSTRIcT,
JOHN GRACE,
let Precine, GEORGE MORGAN,
DANIEL POWELL.
(WM. II. REvER,
"a Precinct GEORGE :. FAwCETT,
JAMES II. ASHER.
(TIiOS. u. CATCH,
"a Precine, JOSEPH FORESTER,
JOHN c. COUNCILMAN.
John II. KLINE.
18th Precinct HENRY OTTO,
lBENJAMIN I. PARLETT.
CGEORGE BAKER,
5th Precinct ACHILLES FORD.
JOHN REGISTER.
THIRTEENTH DISTRICT.
(HALBERT HOFFMAN,
lot Precinct CHRISTIAN MUHLBACH,
JOSEPH HOVER.
(Tli0MAS J. ENGLISH,
I'd Precinct JACOB ODENSoss.
THOMAS :. TIPPETT.
The first person named In each District and Pre-
cinet is hereby appointed RETURN JUDGE.
by order,
EDWARD W. sTIEFEL,
JOHN II. MILLENDER,
JOHN 7. u. PARLETT,
County Commissioners for Baltimore county.
Test;-J. HARMAN sclloNE. Chief Clerk.
Oct. 6.-tc.
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Eighth, nisfrief.
Ninth District.

First Precinct-COCKEYSvIL
Second Precinct-C. o. C0CKEY'S TEN MILL
HOUSE, YORK TURNPIKE.
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o. p. MAcGILL. Auc,ioneer.
ExEcUreR's SALE
= VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AND a.
~ PERSONAL PROPERTY
IN THE NINTH ELECTION DISTRICTT
OF BALTIMORE COUNTY.

by virtue Of the authority contained In the last
will and testament Of the late John Roger, dc.
ceased, the undersigned, Executors Of said dc.
ceased. will offer and sell. on the premises loea.
ted on the west side Of Charles street avenue,
being the second house north Of the Toil-Gate, on
Thar'day. NoreHJer l5,h, 1883,
At ~ o'clock, A. NJ,
ALL THAT VALUABLE FEE SIMPLE PROP
ERTY, FRONTING THREE HUNDRED
aud running back three hundred feet, improved
BY A HANDSOME AND cOMMoDIOUS
FRAMEDwELLING,
containing, exclusive Of cellars and pantry, &e.,
about twelve rooms. Also STABLE AND CAR.
RAGE HOUSE. The lot is handsomely i'm
proved. dne fruit. &c making u one Of the most
BEAUTIFUL AND HANDSOME SUBURBAN
RESIDENCES In the vicinity Of baltimore city.
TERMS OF SALE FOR THE REAL rs.
TATE :-One.third cash. one third in six months
and balance In twelve months. or all cash. at the
option Of the purchaser; deferred payments 10
bear interest from day Of sale. and 90 be secured
10 the satisfaction Of the Executors.
ALSO
AT THE SAME TIME ANDH Hf}yy
~ PLACE, TUE FOL- &c.
LOWING
PERSONAL PROPERTY. VIZ:
ONE VALUABLE DRIVING HORSE, ONE
ALbERNEY COW IN CALF,
One four-Seat Carriage. built BY George kurtr,
aud has never been used one Top Buggy, one
Cart, lot Of Farm Implements. Driving aud Cart
TERMS ron PERSONAL PROPERTY =
Cash.
AMOS sARMAc0sT, p,..n,o,,
JOHN T. ALER, "seu'"''
o. p. MAC0ILL, Auetioneer. Nov. 3-ts.
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ss-The Democratic State convention, by an
almost unanimous vote. rejected every resolution
offered by reform Democrats pIsdging the abolish
ment Of useless Offices, the management Of State
Affairs upon an economical basis and taking the
control Of tho Canal and Oyster force out Of the
hands Of political eOrrurtiOnis,s. All who are in
favor Of reform and economy will vote for HOlton
next Tuesday.
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS,

@
STATE TICKET.
For Governor,
HART Il. HOLTON,
OF BALTIMORE COUNTY.
For Comptroller of the Treasury,
!. {. MULLIKIN,
OF TALBOT COUNTY.
For Attorney General,
FRANCIS II. STOCKETT,
or ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY.
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MORTGAGE SALE

Charles W. Ridgely. Solicitor. u 81. Paul
Street, Baltimore.
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Tenth District.
Eleventh Dissrics.

First Precinct-SLADE'S TAVERN.
Second Prccinct-LYNCH'S i6-MILE HOUSE
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MORTGAGE SALE

Charles W. Ridgeiy. Solicitor, 81 ST. Paul
Street. baltimore.
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HOW THEY VIOLATED THEIR PLEDGES

Gov. Hamilton, In arrAigning the Democratic
party for lie misdssds and lie violations Of pledges
contained In its platform Of 1879, 10 which the
party sOlsmnly promised to abolish all useless
oehees, 4e., says;
"Ths Legislature Of 1850 abolished one oihee,
$500; reduced one salary $500. and reduced the
expenses OF the oyster service $780, only touch
Ing these and none other. Was Il for this that
the harmony Of 1878 was invoked? Was Il for
this that solemn pledges Of economy we're made.
the canvass conducted and the popular heart Of
the party hredi Il touched not the excessive or.
penditures for Its own body, indeed, surpassed in
prodigal expenditure any, We believe, Of Its pro.
decessofs. Iis own legislative expenses, inclu-
ding the printing aud the publication Of the laws
etc., amounted TO the sum Of e20s, s,0t2.Ol. Its
ofheers, employees and bsne6ciariss numbered
los, aud there we're bot members Of both Houses,
lli-nearly one 10 Q member. The mileage and
per diem Of members were $57, ,767 whilst the pay,
etc., OF these officers, ETC., were $50 1923. Extra
compensation and allowances we're voted 10 the
officers, etc., and additional pay 10 members for
service on q committee; clerks were voted double
pay, aud newspaper correspondents were voted
allowances-and all paid promptly out Of the
treasury. IL may be truly said that there was
nothing that was enjoIned BY the Democratic plat
form in respect 10 economy that was regarded
fact. IL was established that there vas nothing
10 the Democratic platform that any Office. holder
had right TO respect"
Can you, will you. cast your vote for . party
thatthus wontony violates its most solemn pisdgssl
Cast your ballot for Hart u. Holton and the whole
Republican ticket and thus show tha, you are free.
men and no, the slaves Of a corrupt party.
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First Precinct-AT THE HOUSE OF ELI s.
SAMPSON.
Second Precinct-PLEASANT HUNTERS
HOTEL, wiSEBURG.
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Tor sALE.-Eighiy acres In Kansas. near
II large city, or would exchange for Property
IN MaryIand. JOHN p. CLARK, Lsxingioa and
Calvert sts.. Baltimore. fsep.i,s3y.
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COUNTY TICKET.

For State Senator,
THOMAS +. BENTON, 9th District.
For House of Delegates,
CHARLES +. FUSTING, Ist District,
FRANCIS SANDERSON, sd District,
JOHN +. GORE, l,h District,
JAMES +. LEE, 9th District,
NICHOLAS II. PARKER, roth Dist,
BENJAMIN +. TAYLOR, nth Dist.
For States Attorney,
DANIEL II. EMORY, 9th District.
For County Commissioners,
BENJAMIN +. CROFT, 9Th District,
GEORGE ]. ROCHE, 9th District,
GOrLElB STENCIL, 9Th District
For Treasurer and Collector,
JAMES w. HUGHLETr, sd District.
For Sheriff,
REUBEN GLADFELTER. Sth Dist.
For Judges OF the Orphans Court,
LUTHER TIMANUS. ,d District,
CHAS. w. ANDERSON, 10th District,
WILLIAM FOSTER, 9TH District.
EIethoR- ZHcSGlr, -NOatmbtr &, 1855.
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Miscellaneous.
SHERIFF's ELECTION NOTICE.
General Election, 1888.


General Election, 1888.
Notice 10 hereby given 10 the qualified voters Of
Baltimore county that an election will be held In
the several Precincts and Election Districts Of Bal
timOre county,
On the fret Tsesday after The fret Msasipy Of No.
render, 1858, 10 Lsing ile 6h day Of said H,sHih,
AT THE FOLLOWING PLACES, VIZ:
First District,
First Precinet-fAIRvIEw INN. PREDER.
IcK TURNPIKE.
second Precinet--NEwBURG HALL, ca.
TONSVILLE.
Third Prscinet-AT JOSEPH MERRLE's.
second District.
RANDALLST0wN.
Third District.
First Precinct-MORLlNG'S.
Second Precinet-AT LEWIS WATERS, AR
LINGTON.
Third Precinet-RUNNING PUMP, NINE
MILE HOUSE.
Fourth Prscinet-AT MRS. GOoDMAN's.
CLIFTON.
Fourth District
REISTERST0wN.
, FIFTH District.
WHITE HOUSE.
sixth District.
MTDDLETOwN.
seventh District.
First Precinet-AT THE HOUSE OF ELI s.
Second Preeinet-PLEAsANT HUNTERS
HOTEL, wIsEBURG.
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OHEsrNUT POSTS. Rail. and wood for sale;
~ delivered or IN the woods near Timonium.-
J. p. CLARK, Lexington and Calvert sts., Balti-
more, Md. fSep. ,'s3y.
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For State Senator,
THOMAS T. BENTON, 9th District.
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Sales Of Property.
SAIL

VIM. A. McKeilip. Attorney at Law, West
minister, Nd.
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Seventh District,

sixth District.
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"It the political ghouls Of the Democracy wan,
anything to do. 10, them dig into the House Jour
nal Of 1878. There they will find Mr.. MeLane on
record. acting continually in conjunction with
Gorman and other noted ring bosses. For that
reason McLane cannot free the State from machine
rule. because he Is par, Of the Machine himself.
Holton Is the only man that can deliver Maryland
from the thraidom which IL has already too long
suffered. Remember that . vote for liolton IL q
vote for reform and vote for pure administra.
ton"
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WHITE HOUSE.
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.yINTH DLyTRICT.

(VtNCENT +. SHIPLEY,
ID Pre;inci CHARLES .. COCKEY,
ELIAS PARKS.
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81. e. LEGRAND COLE,
lst Precinct GEORGE MCDONALD,
CHARLES HAMILTON.
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JOHN =. CLARK,
9Th Precinct J. EDWARD WARD,
WILLIAM J. JOHNSON.
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"Mr Hol,on has not made lengthy speeches
during the campaign. because they were unneces.
sary. lie simply tells the people in plain, clear.
cut language that he means TO carry ou, every
principle Of reform advocated in the Republican
platform. This Is all that 10 wanted. A Eve.
minute speech Of this kind is worth n whole can.
paign Of McLanes addresses. dealing, as they do,
in the dead issues Of twenty years back"
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For Treasurer and Collector,
JAMES w. HUGHLETr, sd District.
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EfF'' IT 7 " FFFs' 7 n IT Y
GEORGE II. MRRRYMAN,
lst Precinct THOMAS NEvIN,
John BOND.
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Fourth District
REISTERsT0wN.
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ORCHARD j. LUCAS,
met wM. MCCORMICK.
JAMES VI. EPPLEY.
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-. MAURICE WATKINS,
met SAMUEL =. BUTLER,
JOHN l.. PORTER.
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THe'day, NorcmLer 27ih, lssa
at IL o'clock NJ.

sHAMBERGER 4 RIsTEAU, AuetiOn,srs.
Nov. 3-ts
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-06-20

Ever since the election in 1880 there
has been before the courts of New
York city, off an9 on the suit of Will
liam d. Murphy, who sued William
II. English, the Democratic candidate
for Vice President, for $1,1S0 for al
legged services. The accusation was
that English refused to pay after his
defeat was accomplished, and one de-
fense that English put up was that
payment for such services was contra.
ry to pablo policy. Mr.. English IS
counsel offered to settle, one day last
week, for $40O and to his astonish-
ment Murphy accepted the terms.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-06-20

The Hazard Powder Company's mag
azine, at Hutchinson, Kansas, contain
ing 1, 800 pounds of powder, was struck
by lightning on the 7th, causing an ex-
plosion,, which broke nearly every glass
front in the, city, wrenched several
buildings from their foundations and
knocked down plastering, lamps and
clocks a mile away. One dwelling,
three hundred yards away was com
pletely riddled by flying bricks.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-06-20
& MnRRIsToMN CIRCUIT 2
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, SOUTH.
vim lmA poINrNfFnsTs For 1889. p nolI

gliis tmAPPoINTMENTs FOR 1883. 'o Aaii
Bethcar church, 1st Sunday, 10 80 a. m.
Graham's chapel, ,.'asa - $3.50 p. m.
RgssellyillsE ID Sunday 1890 sSt a. m
oistoa's i 5ts sh fp5i, Ffriday lf5Fs Sd Sun.
Liberty ill., .lq Sd Sunday 1890 a. m.
Noes chapel o., .fioTis''oB $50 p. M
Ebenezer, ;, Friday before 4th Sunday.
Panther Springs, ,4th Sunday, 1880 a. m.
Pleasant i'll 9iSll :" % "fA1 $3.50 D. m.
9th S,dys and Salty before at Ebenezer.
Appointments on Friday at 1880 a. m.
.1aF,-s oaf ii r. PAYNE PASTOR
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-06-20

a John Brown, Queen 1Victoria's at
teBdant, did. not leave any such for
tune as has been reported The bulk
of his property was collection7o of plate
and jewels which had been given to
him from time. to time as presents, and
these with all the rest of his estate are
not valued at more than $50, 900. iag