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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-09-19
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szr YoEx Sept. II aoues-In abG.dent sup
ply at o82h per cent; closed az per can't.
Prime Mercantile PAPER S5Sy5 per cent
Government Bonds-strong.
Railway BoDds-FirIa.
State Securities QnIet. Arksnms funding 6s
sold at 12%.
The stock market was strong and higher. In
ntItles p'ices shovel some little irregularity,
but soon after the opening there a general sd-
vsree Of y TO rs per cen;., later New York Gen.
trsl which cold up to H. This was succeeded by
slight reaction and s'ill later by another, which
carried the market up to the best point of the day.
In the afternoon repors OF frost 10 Iowa Ia the
CON region we're circulated, snd this weakened
speculation. There we've slso some sales 70 real
X, enc decline OF = to "a per cent took place
L uisvillc al Ea<hville Denver, Missouri. Pacific
IIcieIB 81 q Oregon rIsnscOnunentai were the
Nst kest khares At The close there was some re
eovely from the Lowest figures Western to1
s,S9 =, : ~ "a - rto-cs -S,,l1
lsIed OF Amsterdam Bour Q.
More doh G ia Manitoba stock: selling up - per
t. III Is uli-uficisI statements that lne
lev crops siOng the line began 10 move sud that
traffic vas cfeasing, As com pared Si,n Close on
saturday Isices were = to per cent higher, ek-
4 TO per cent. lower. In speciaitles Nan Il rose
3 per cent 20 IS, and chmOnd aud Oa willie. %
81: Na,hvili e and Chattanooga ciined Per cent
The transactions aggregated 2S4,6i0 shares, a.
tOllCwk. Central Pscihc. Co; LzfekaEcnne, y o
coo. Denver, 200 Erie, Il COO; LAKE. Shore. II 90
Louisville and Nashville, 900; Michigan Central.
$40; New Jersey Central 5 600; New York ecu
trsl. 12,IC0: Northern Pacific, 40 01: Reading.
Pacific. 5000; We bash Pscifc coo; Western L lion.
i..U o: Oregon TranScOntinettal, &c, 900; Canada
Ptcifc, 60; Manitoba, 5000.
Mining 5tOcks-Active; Horn Silver, T)9; Eureka
Consolidated, 6.3 anu CID; Northern Belle, 51l;
Little Chief. 81 and 63; Robinson Consolidated, 50
10 so cloSiI 81 A. and sonora Consolidated 20 -
80 closing call ct 81. Sales for the day. 40 So
haIes
PIPE Line Certifcates-ll5A to ll4l4, closing on
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orr 9oods.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1I-Dry G0ods-Jobbing trade
active, With VIDE dtmard a. Sales. Print g
and above for CAS- 81 CLOTHS aud aye and above for
t6S60 cloths. Cotton goods are firm at current
quotations. with tupply being reduced BY short
water stopping mi II sid a steady demand for
many moderate sssortmeDts reducing STOCKS.
Ihorpdike ticking has advanced &c. Flsnnels are
In large request and stocks very llgnt the receipts
shsriie wloe distri but on aud buyers begging for
deliveries. Ladies' EackiDgs ana suIttngs are do
iIg well. Prints are doing very fair In new sales,
aid are lsrger In deliveries Kentucky jeans Is Ia
good delivery OF all popular makes, aud wooden
goods are in better il qnity aud sales.
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WEEKLY LIvE STOCK kEPogF.

(ReportGd by Fort johnson & o., General Commits
SION Saletmel OF live stock
CEIoS STOCK YARDS. sept. Is 1893.
Catle-SiDoe our last report Ne have had q
liteItl supply of common u airshipping steers,
while the supply or butcher grsdss has been light
and the marker bel aooutsteady No good heavy
ttCes here today. Eds'ern sdyIces had; supply
very heavy, and the N ark t demorslized. Conse-
cen j UeeiUm AID Common class steers Will have
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Whisky.

LOUISVILLE. Sept. 17.-whisky-Quiet at 81 IS.
BALTIMORE, Sept IL -WhisEy-s1 Is.
ST. LOUIS, Sept l7-Whisky-s1 IA.
C1NCIENATI, sep. II -Whisky-Qnfet at 81 l2,
CHICAGO, Sept I7.-Wbisky-Steady At 81 10.
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THIS chow e. increase IN s. Yeas of IS =
56j white AID 2l2 lOred, an aggregate f
ASST The Increase in the white male pop
ulstioD i li'tls over 10 pr cent. aud in the
color over % per cent In Bone CIuny
rh,Te / 4 oClofed man over 1A0 years OF q e.
The enumeration is taken for Legislative
and CenEIessinIs u apnarionmsnt
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-09-19

Rye-Duu and lower No 2, soc bid: held at 55c
Bran-6feadY; sl2 bid fob; held al sl4
Hay-Prime Timothy dull; held 70 arrive at
SO SO.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
Furnished by Holland & Kinney, Grain and Pro-
vision Br kers.
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Foreign Money and stocks.

LONDON. Sept. I7.-ConsOis. 100 9-l5; ACCOUNT
lOr 10 10. Rsflwsy Siccks-llliuols Central, 49,
Erie. 3l5<: Reading. 265<.
PARIS, sept. l7.-Rentes 79' SOc. ex-interest.
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FINANCIAL AND CON iERCIiL
MONEY AND STOCKS.

The local money marke. IS without new features.
The supply Of loansble funds Is equal TO the de-
msnd. Banks are particular about handling only
frst-eiass paper. Rates Of discount are steady at
7aS per cent
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-09-19

A person may have Just skill enough in
hoIstfesh to buy goose TO ride on, said q
wise man three hundred years ago.
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sIfis.
"TRIP Sent- Northumberland

ANTWERP, Sept. l7.-Petrolerm-201T
PlTTSBURG Sept IL = Petroleum. Fairly active;
united certificates r. egulsr. In the afternoon
the me- ket IVES irregular ard fairly active onened
ct 81 ~. advanced TO III l5, broke 10 81 1875 and
cloStd at 81 lssS.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-09-19

Frost laid out the cucumber crop in Wis
coDsin, ard fire destroyed pickle factory in
Cincinnati on the same night.
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Wool sales.

LONDON, Sept l7-To-dsy's wool sales, II, 6S
bales Of sydney and New Zealand.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-09-19

The Illinois compulsory education law pro
vides no penalties, and is therefore in
operative.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-09-19

From John Dsriau, No 800 East 47th Street. New
York lily.
Peddlers thst IN Dc bJ 70 him from le6S. up 10
daie for ltDen goods etc. which they got on
credit, and are not paid for, get feur months
notice 20 settle ard pey. ara II not their names
and IeEidPuce IN the Erftsd states. cities, towns,
and Counties ard stases and the same In every
town ard C.uaty II Ireland. will be published for
one year after the four mon his expires
Indianapolis. Hsy IL. 1887 JOHN DORIAN.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-09-19

Sales on Call short ribs $1,000 lbs; pork. % on
hbls lard, l4.C00 ts. wheat 900 900 b.; corn,
$500 bu ; oats. 200. coo bu.
Ultimate Of Hogs, Tuesday, september 1s-1s.o0.
head.
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lGTkTS WANT D +" i r1vs ssi rfE,s sA's
10 cts q bex. J. ]. UnIezsinger, Oneannati, o.
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INDIANAPOLIS wsoLxsaLE saaAxr
Dry q ode.
DRESS gABBIcs.

Hanchsu Zcash'm.Ilc Msnch Ioneo.-.lS99<c
Y BeBege. ike Manch.64 DeBege. .l6Afc
ZMel'nge. l8xc ksnch "a Cssh'ms az 20
ZAm.Cpe. I6 &C Ma. oh. "a Ex. Gu. soc
Atlintc "a Alapacss- &c Atla'to 4 rs. 4 2<dl5e
% s<Cashn1ere.1 lilo Alta &C q 8roc AIDES Ia 80
" 6-4F. Cash'rlr.2 &c Atla' &c 36in. WI en- 4Oc
S4PF SIC lAtla'tc 20 % No
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State Enumsra,ion.

The Auditor 81 Sac has received reports
from all the Counties in the State, giving the
lumber OF white and c1lOJed male inhabit-
ants In esch over tweniy-one years OF age,
sId we also append. bv way OF comparison,
tn enumeration Of 1877.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-09-19

--C NEW TYLEs; Gold Reveled Edge
HtHIItt end Chrome Visiting Cards. finest
KIN quaii.y largest variety and lowest
IfHHII,l plies. so chronos with name l0c,
I'LL ILL p-esep1 With each order. GIN
TON TBos 4 Co Clintorv IL Conn.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-09-19
COMMERCIAL.

The general mercantile markets are steady. Yes
terday's trade was satisfactory for the drst Of the
week. Dry goods are in good request. Groceries
are firm. Sal; has advanced. Matches are cheap
er. Iron Is dull but steady. Leather firm.
GRAIN.
wheat-Lccsl markets are decidedly lower aud
duller than Saturday, and. judging from the feel
iIg dealers to think that at present the vslu
q wheat f. only nominal. Seaboard is lower at al
points, with dun feeling.
Coin-Com perstively unchanged, but dull on
local maxi u with demand better than offerings
Markets are zc lower at eeabOard and &c at
Chicago
Oats Quiet. with lightel demand. Fair inquiry
for futures, but sellers scarce.
Ptoar. Grain ana asy,
Flour - Patent, IS 75@s 50; extra fancy, g 80
o5 e.. fancy IS 00@5 %; choice, 81 IS IS %: ban
ily, 81 25sl 50 treble extra, s. Is % 50; double
extra, 81 9c93 10; extra " 7012 90; superdne
- S5@2 50; fine, u 1o92 Is; foundry, 81 7592 90.
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We have nneoe such arrangements as enable ue
to Offer BSs r MUM 20 subScribe rs 70 the Senu-
lei tie bcSt and mos interesting history OF Indi-
ara Which hss ever been written. The book Is
priI ted CD the finest white book paper, elegantly
bourd f. doh. end roteins over 500 pages, being
Q fen ard autheriic civi Gld political history OF
the Stale from its fret exploration down TO 1873,
ire udnE ell scccu1t 81 the Commercial, AgT7-
cul urAl aid F3ucstfoTal growth of IN Llama with
hts olital and descriptive sketches OF the cities,
towns ard Villages em0i6fing interesting nSrra-
tivts Of pioueeT ! fe. together with biographical
sletcEes ard portraits of the prominent men OK
Tie rest AID presenS and history OF each County
scparstely
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n tsl price Of which IL 81 free Of cost 10 any per-
SCI s. ndire W y club IL 10 for the
Weekly Sentinel & %
Or tuI Cub q 70 the sunday Sentinel,
by msil o. g. 10 %
Or a Club ti Weekhes, al 81 each and
Supds1 S. Fl 81 each .-.....-..----.. 10 "
Or fer subscriber for Daily, by mail. 20 90
This prp,4aI = On > strictly cash basis, ana
peiih,T PAPER sOr balt can be forwarded Untn
the S10is psid Address
SENT MEL CO.,
Il and 70 West MafsGt St..
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Tho Grocery MAIL


Cheese Western Reserve, 1oc; Jersey. 9Isa
lie; CTystsl - ring. l0<.
CoGees- Common. s1<a1Oc; ordinary, Il9llHc;
Safely pTne f gsS 1S Choice prime Ss,s o
Government Java. 21bf ask; McIaughlns. HE
AIbuekle's roasted 1870; LevcrinR's. li54e; Car
sugars-Cuiloai. SIC; powdered 9sS9sszc gram
'ated, 9is@shc standard A. 999Isc; of 4, Sc
Csc: white extra Q. sA@Sic; light brown, SIG
@oasses and syrups-New Orleans molasses
45@6Oc: syrup, S5@4S per gal. for common to
Rice Carolina ana Louisiana Gsz s7xc.
epiceR-Pepper, l6Ssc; alspice, lac; cloves. q y
Soc ginger, &o; cinnamon IN mats, 2s25c
sat-Lske salt. In car lots. 81 Is; drsy lots
2 al 80; small lots 100 more from store; dairy
stsrcn-Renned pearl, So 40 per Id; Eureka
60; champion gloss, lump, 1880; improved corn
Salt Fifh-Aackerel. No. mess. $40 per Dbl:
hayts go; extrs mess, 90 per Dbl halves, I'll;
halves, S %: No white fish half bbis, sc 50 az;
Auily whitefish halves. $3.50; No herring, 81;
Goldfish oneless; Sc oO96 SO per 100 bbls; Grand
Foreign Fruits-Iondon layer rsisins. new, CO IS
q s0 new Valencia, S9Sl<c; sultsna, lle; Musca-
crown, 81 65@2 81. Lemons-Messins, s. 0oas so.
Oranges 81 90. PruDes-Bohemian, 61zd9c; new
Turkish. SaS1se; sqItana 90. sc; clrrsats' ~
in 10 ID. boxes. 15c. Peanuts, raw, Tennessee. q
NC. Virginia, A19il>xc: wilmington, SIC; roasSoo
l0dl2c
Canned Goods-We quote: tomatoes lbs g5e9
q GOAL IS: lhs * 2sa2 10: seconds. De, 81 IS
gl $50 lbs, 81 sJgl As: Pie Peaches, lbs, 81 l59
90: lbs. g 2S@2 20; Blsckberries; 9l9sc;
Cheriee. red q 25al 80 white, q ooa2 Is; String
Peans, 90c@l: Green Pess, Marr0wtat, 81 sal i0
Early Juno, 81 40@1 so: Yarmouth Corn, IS al 20:
MOUNTAIN Sugar Corn. 81 35@l 20: Polk lbs 81 90
/ S5 Pineapples, 81 7592 rs; Salmon, lib. 81 20
al 90: HOLSTERS. Q lbs, 81 rs: Tumbler. Jellies.
s5@9oc; Cove Oysters, ID. light weight. s. a70c:
10, fun weight 81 1901 20; 2 lbs. light weight,
q rs; lbs, fun weigh, 81 sog2; ssrdines French.
IS 81 % Per doz; American, s q per do Z.
Goal and Coke.
Pittsburg per ton 81 Is; anthracite. 81 q; Ray
more City. "a: Indiana DOCK, 81: coke Inns lie;
coke, cruAhed, 10; Jackson County coal. 50 IS.
Seed.
Timothy. g 5oai GO; blue grass 81 25sl 40;
tho Produce MArkt.
Eggs-l5@l6c; selling store lsc.
Butter - Oreamerv, select. 23e9 80 fancy. 20a
i0oioe. i2al4c ,ountry, choice, ssioo; low
Grade, b637c per ID.
Poultry - Hens. loo Der ID; young chick
ems, l0c: roosssrx. OLD 81: turfcys- toms. Toe
1ens, lie; ducks old, 81 70 Ter doz,; young g. 90
GER doz. seese. tullfeathered, 81 So
sssshsra Prime geess. 500. aaaxso and duck &c
Rsgs-lkc.
weol-Eew unwashed, good order. zSc: tub.
washed. clean, CSC; buried and Dotted, l69lsc.
Hool now being received Is IN good order.
Vegetables sno Fruiss.
Besns-ChoiOs nsYy, q sea ooi medium. u n
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-09-19

kzr YoEx. Sept. IL aoues-In ab1Gdent sup
ply at oes21s per cent; closed a. Psr can't
Prime Mercantile PAPER 51Sg5 per cent.
Government BOnds-girong.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-05-26
BUSINESS LOCALS.

HALLocKs Nav SEED SroRE.--The new Agri
cultural Implement and Seed House of y. d. Hal.
lock is located at 81 N Green street. second door
north of Lexington Market, Baltimore. Roland
Chilled Plows. the Young America Corn and Cob
Min, Corn Shelters, Hay and Fodder Cutters and
Agricultural Implements of all kinds. Agent for
the Champion Grain Drill. Goes Original Am.
moniated Bone Phosphate.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-05-26

To THg PEoPLEov BALTIsonE CcuSrY We In
vite attention 20 our new line of Autumn aud Win
ter Boots and Shoes, which We are Offering az un
usually at,ra.iive prices. Gentlemen's Gne cal
hand. sewed button boots for $J.ss: Ladies hand
sewed bg''on boots for $500; Ladies'. Mirsss' ant
Children's lne custom shoes speciality. II vii
pay you 10 give Us a call. Gusny. BETswoRtH 4
CO.. Opera House Shoe Store, % y. Eu,aw Stree,
Baltimore, Nd.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-05-26

An Important Matter.-Farmers should
have an eye 10 their timber land. In . few years
u win yield them mere In dollars and cents than
any ether part Of the farm. AZ . rule. people
never estimate the worth Of thing until the
want IL felt-she water is never missed until the
well goes dry. Fencing timber is too heavy en-
article 10 be brought from distance, and farm
not properly equipped In this respect win soon
bring The owner IN debt.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-05-26

Going 70 Try u Again.-The IIavre.ds.
Grace Elsefriei Light, In speaking Of the canning
industry Of Hartford county, says: "The depressed
condition Of the canned goods market for stock
Of 80 seems to have but little effect In dsterring
our packers from trying Il again. Acres Of our
tion Of the tomato plant, aud 10 addition 10 the
already large number Of canning establishments,
new ones are being bull. In the various sections
Of the county
The Baltimore County union., 1883-05-26

s. CLEAvgLASp. Of the firm of T.. u. cieave.
land, l57 Gay st. having sold out. would be pleas
cd 90 his oil friends and customers at the store
of NJ. Lieblieh 4 Co.. tis Lexington street. near
Howard, where he will be able 20 show them a
large and choice sclection of goods, and offer best
inducements.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-05-26

Building Material by referring 10 our ad-
vertising columns you will fad the business card
Of Messrs. Geo. Y. Sloan a Bro, No. i32 Light
street wharf. Baltimore. dealers In lumber, shin.
giles, sash, Ae. This 10 one of the most reliable
6rrns In ne city. aud persons contemplate build.
Ing should not fall 20 call on them 60 get esti
mates for materials. Try them and be convinced.
This arm have been advertising In TnE Uxios
fos many years, and by that means have become
very familiar TO Baltimore county people,
The Baltimore County union., 1883-05-26

"Beauty" at waverly Hon. George
Cotton, Of baltimore. will deliver lecture In the
NJ. y. church at waverly, on "peauty." Tuesday
evening. 29th, at o'clock, for the benefit of the
Ladies' Aid Society. Those Who fail 60 hear Mr..
Cotton will deprive themselves Of = rare enter.
tainmen, In the course of which the lecturer will
present the subject Of mental, moral and physic
beauty. In bis popular manner. Interpreting his
address with the relation Of incidents under his
personal observation while travelling In the Holy
Land. Tickets IS aud Is cents.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-05-26

st. Timothy's Church. Catonsviiie.-
This church is being thoroughly overhaaled, 70.
paired and painted, and q new Tin roof IL being
put on. The parsonage ls also being painted.
The carriage sheds which have for so many years
dis6gured the beautiful grounds by the conspicu.
Gus position which they have occupied. have been
west corner of tho grounds, where they are
ALMOST entirely concealed from view by the trees
and shrubbery
The Baltimore County union., 1883-05-26

HASD-MAbE sMoEs.-Aifred Phipps. on Della
ware avenue. in rear Of Ady's hotel. Towsontown. D.
makes TO measure all kinds Of iady's and gent's
shoes and boots. Correct styles and d. guaran.
teed. Repairing promptly done.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-05-26

From Aiberton.-0n Thursday evening Of
last week, At about $50 o'clock, a. a passenger
train was nearing Dorsey's run Q colored man,
Who was stealing ride and sitting between the
baggage car and tender, was thrown OF, Il is sup.
posed. BY sudden lurch Of the ear on . curve
In falling one of his hands got caught under the
wheels cutting of three Of bis fingers. He was
taken to Frederick where he received medical
attention. D.Mg
The Baltimore County union., 1883-05-26

There was a heavy snow storm in some
sections Of ohio on Monday last. Al Lima the
snow covered the ground to the depth Of twelve
inches, aud at Bellefontaine the thermometer reg.
istercd 80 degrees.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-05-26

To Keep Chickens FREQ from Lice.-
When you set the hens scatter sulphar, snuH.
about ten days before the chicks are due dust the
feathers of the hon well with sulphur or insect
powder, aud the chicks will come from the nests
free from lice then put them In clean coop,
give the mother hens q chance 10 dust themselves,
aud the chicks will not be troubled With lice. For
young chicks that are troubled with lies there IL
nothing better than = mixture of swee, oil and
carbolie acid.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-05-26
Miscellaneous.
CITY Trade !!

"Yes, sir, am FROM the country; but l enter
tain a modest suspicion that am sufficiently In
teIligent to know the difference between ancient
and modern styles. What ] want Is suit Of
clothes that was made some time during the pres
ent century," Certainly" says the polite sales
man addressed. "You can be accommodated, for
you are now at the GREAT CLoruisc EaroRiuA ~
e. n. OEnN 4 Sos, where everything Is made for
the City Traiej consequently there can DO no
distinction in showing goods 10 our friends from
the country. Here the Styles are set, and as you
see, there is nothing old TO select from. All the
Patterns are new, novel and pleasing, and for Cai,
Fn and Fisish we are acknowledged without
rival. Your experience has evidently been among
the expensive clothing houses, where they devote
considerable time 10 window exhibitions and
chrome distributions. With ~ there Is no nsee,"
sity for such devices Our goods are all marked
In plain figures. and our Prices always lower than
any other house In the city.
Every Garment sold IL guaranteed TO be exactly
as represented, OF the money will be refunded By
The Baltimore County union., 1883-05-26

Sale OF Land.-Mrs. Y. n. Harman, of o wings
Mills, Western Maryland Railroad, has sold is
acres Of land. adjoining the station At that point
beautifully located, with good orchard, bat no
improvements, for about 81, 500. The purchaser
is resident Of naltimora
The Baltimore County union., 1883-05-26
INSURANCE.
OLDrIELD's ExCELsIORPUMP.

I HAVE greatly increased my facilities for max.
i ing Pumps by building a LARGE STEAM
SAW MILL AND PUMP FACTORY. which is
supplied with all necessary machinery for making
PUMPS OF THE BEST QUALITY. a full cup.
ply of which are alaats on hand.
The stocks being prepared months in advance
are thoroughly seasoned and impar; nc disagree.
able taste {, the water. Being made and pat up
By me with the greatest care they WILL oUT
LAST ANY IRON OR ORDINARY WOODEN
PUMP besides being less likely get out os order
Pumps put 10 in any part Of the State and guar
anieei for year or they will be kept in order
for ten years afterwards at 81 per year.
Pumps repaired and Pumps made where they
short notice.
rs- Prices a. low a. Pumps Of the best quality
can be made for. Address
WILLIAM oLDFiELD. Pump Maker.
JGiysy.s Fountain Green. Hartford Co.. Nd.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-05-26
COURT FOR BALTIMORE CO
MAY TERM, 1853.

Non. G,oSgs Ysilon. chief Judge HoH. Darii
foWisr. Associate Jsdys u. q. MeIatosL. Boy,
Stats's AIRY; H@. M isaac. E.Y., Clsrk
Richard q. T,aeey. E.q., SLsr,G.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-05-26

II. JoiH's MissioH. York Roai.-Prcaching on
Sunday afternoon. June 81. at - o'clock. by Rev.
Mr.. Anthony, OF West Hartford Circuit.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-05-26

es-Ths city Of Racine. Wisconsin. was las,
week visited by . terrible tornado which demoi.
ished $50 buildings and killed ~ persons. A
large number Of others were hurt. between thirty
and forty Of them seriously.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-05-26

Torsoasotrs Prssbg'criaa Ciap,i.-Prcaching
tomorrow afternoon, at 81 o'clock, by Rev. W. J.
Gill; Of Baltimore.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-05-26

81. Johs's NJ. e.. ciHrcA. LatAsrriHc.-Prcach-
ing Sunday, at II a. IN. aud 7.3o p. m. by the pas
tor. Rev. WIN. pallam Morgan. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening. At s.50 o'clock.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-05-26

Patriots for Sacrifice. Under the above
caption the Reisterstown Voice makcs some refer
ence 10 politics In the county. which the more
patriotic may read " they wish. That paper Say.
"Iiissing steam and bnbbling sounds from the
political eauldron are beginning TO be heard
throughout the land, and Baltimore county, In
common With other sections. has its legion Of pa
iriots anxIously Offering themselves as sacrifices
for the public veal. ~ course 10 10 from no de
sire of self aggrandiEement. but . disposition TO
serve the dear people" that causes them. unso
Icited. 10 step 10 the front. But with the present
limited number of "ioaves and ashes," all eannot
feed al the public cFib-ail cannot be raised 10
that pinnacle of fame which has rendered 90
many names immortal; therefore. Of the count.
less numbers who are now fondiy anticipating
prefsrment. many will. ere long, wear the look of
disappointment--no that they are ieft shvering
In the cold but because the people are 90 blind.
ed 10 their own interests as not 20 avail them.
selves Of the disinterested executive ability Of
men Who are willing 10 sacrifice so much for the
general good. There 10 consolation, however, In
the fact that two years hence the opportunity will
again be afforded them 20 be led 10 the saeri6cial
altar of their party"
The Baltimore County union., 1883-05-26

Trisiiy cAHrck Long Grsea.-Sersiess by Rev.
A. J. Barrow. FsS;oF, sssry Sunday afternoon, =;
- O'Clock Z. VI.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-05-26

ST. Jobs. =. Z. CbarcA. g.riis.-Serviees
every sunday morning, at io.l5 o'clock, b! Rev.
A. J. Barrow. rector.