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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-15
Republican Primary Meetings
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At ameeting Of the Republican Executive Com.
mittec for Baltimore county. held on the LIT inst
Primary Meetings Of the party were ordered 10 be
held In all the districts Of the county. on
Saturday. S,pisasber 32i. 1858.
To elect FIVE DELEGATES from each dis,ric,
90 meet in County Convention. at Towsoniown,
Monday. September 2ith, TO NOMINATE A
COUNTY AND LEGISLATIVE TICKET and
TO ELECT SEVEN DELEGATES TO THE
STATE CONVENTION. The meetings TO be
held at the following places and between the
hours named:
I.f Disirici-GEO. DIETRICH's. NEwBURG
HALL, CATONSVlLLE. from 2to O'Clock r. ".
"a Disiricf--AT SIIIRLEY'S HOTEL, HAR.
RISoNvILLE, from . to 6 L. VI.
81 Disiricf-AT CLIFTON. from 20 =. NJ;
AT LEWIS WATERS. H0oKSTOwN, from .
TO o =. NJ; AT wO0DBERRY, from 2 TO q y.
NJ. and AT THE 9.MILE HOUSE, HOOKS.
TOWN ROAD. FROM . to =. NJ.
ih DiIyic'--AT HEtTCHEw'S HOTEL.
EEISTERSTOwN from !; to & \. VI.
STD Disi,ic'-Ar THE WHITE HOUSE, from
3to +. ".
6h Di.iricf-AT +. l.. MERRIKEN'S STORE.
EkLU. from TO =. NJ.
ga Di.tric,-AT J. ScOTT PRICES, PARK.
TON, from TO =. VI.
Sh Di'iric'-AT CoCkEYSiILLE HOTEL,
from > 10 L. VI.
9h Di.'ric'-AT TowSONTowN. from to :
i. NJ: AT wOODBERRN. from I 60 L. NJ, and
AT wANERLY, from to =. ".
i0h Disfricf--AT ". n. CURTIS. Sunny
BROOK, from 20 6 7. VI.
llh Di.fri,f-AT wRfGIlT'S HOTEL. HAIR.
FORD ROAD. from , To- r. VI.
leth Di.tric,-AT MICHAEL ADAMS. CAN
TON, from , 10 +. VI.
I3h Disfricf-Firs, Prccinct-NEAR SCHTL.
THEIS'. WASHINGTON ROAD. from . TO 6 T..
VI: Second Prccinc,-AT IIELLMAN'S. ST.
DENNIS, from TO & T. VI.
sc-Judges Of the Primary Election are To- be
selected By the members Of the respective districts.
and none but Republicans AMI residents Of the
district be allowed to vote; also that the poll.
books be used where they can be obtained.
by order 81 the Committee.
BENZ. =. TAYLOR. Chairman.
]. SCOTT MERRNMAN. SECRETARY.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-15
Correspondence Raliimore ConHty Ea'oH
DIR. oFFUTT SPEAKS.
Gr,Ntrr S.n,.n

GRANITE, September 10Th. iSS:
EdifOrs Bdhim0re County THioa - Having no.
tieed in your last weeks paper some aliusion 10
personal remaks contained in the JoHrHai Of he
previous week, had the curiosity 60 look up ua,
valuable paper 20 see what Mr.. Ruby had to ny
about me. there hnd that he. nj this late div
makes the empty and unauthorized charge that
my article of December, lSsl, on the subject Of
the public schools, was "a misrepresentation Of
honorable gentlemen diet for n wax
stomach. am not in the habit Of inisreprcsca /.
ting any one knowingly, and as Mr.. Ruby hs
made this charge. give him the opportunity %
make his word good and when he has done 80
stand ready to make any proper reiraciion lr
apology. But falling 10 do so, " he knows ne
force Of hi. own language. he must feel himself o.
sponsiblc for this false charge.
AZ regards his assertion that he declined 10 pu.-
fish the article and wrote TO that effect, en-
phatieaily say there Is not word OF truth In 4
lie knows that the gentleman who delivered IN.
article for publication came back 20 him ,wice
afterwards 10 know why II had not been published
according TO promise. and finally, by my request.
the same gentleman demanded and took the mar.
uscript from the Office. Mr.. Ruby never saw me
during that time and not one word did he ever
write me on the subject. wonder IL he will deny
that the article absent from the Office Ter
teveral days going the rounds Of inspection By the
ETan'iHiAg Board. But have not the dine 70
waste nor the inclination 90 enter into any coz.
troversy with the risibi, editor Of the .JoHrasf;
neither will accept any favors or frouns fron
his pen. This IL not iHHssHdo. aud hope "a
word Ia the wise Is sufficient"
Very respectfully, &e., T.Z. 0FFurr.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-15
OVER THE STATE.


Carroll county has tho lowest tax rate Of any
county In Maryland.
The Western Maryland College. situated At
Westminster, opened on iih Inst
The Agricultural Society Of Montgomery
county will hold its fair October -. IS aud 90.
The Hon. Montgomery BlAir's estate 1, val
ued at $4,000 ilis wife was made sole exccutrix
Frederick Douglass will address the colorcl
people OF Carroll county, at Wcsiminstcr, next
month.
Capt. Isaiah Lighiner. Of the santec Indian
Agency, Nebraska. l. visiting relatives at Union
Bridge, Carroll county.
Hon. Lewis II. Siiper. Of Frederick county.
has been named as the Republican candidate for
Governor Of Maryland.
MIR. David Burbank. a wcli.known Howard
county iaFiner' died on Tuesday, aged 50 Year,.
lie was native Of Maine.
The Howard county court adjourned on
Wednesday, after being in session nine DAYS. IL
was the shortest term in many years.
MIR. Charles Murphy. well kaown farmer
and breeder of fancy cattle aud horses, died at his
home In Cecil county. on sunday last.
Mr. Jonathan Case. aged 80 years. of Illinois,
recently visited his brother. Mr.. C. Case Of Iayer.
de-,irace They had not me, in D, years.
jacob I. Gcrwis. of Pine Orchard, Howard
county. Is ~ year, Of age. aud j. still ~ active A.
man OF 90. lie Is a native Of Germany.
The Democrats Of Talbot, county have non,i.
mated for ibar legislative ticket. ex Governor
Philip Francis Thomas. OK Senator Edward Lloyd,
aud Col. T.. t. 7. llarlcas,le.
The Frederick county Agricultural Society
will hold It, fair commencing Tucsday, October
9th. and lastag four day. The premiums g. be
awarded 90 horses, cattle. &C., amount 90 8 200
The Washington county Agricultural Society
Is making extensive preparations for it, 18th
annual exhibition. The grounds will be- open
from u. IN. until 10 =. IN. During the night the
grounds will be brilliantly illuminated by electric
lights.
The Fret National Bank of Ilavc.de.Gracc
commenced business on LIT instant. The dcposi.
tore the irst day numbered 60. and the sum de-
posted amounted 20 over 100000. Mr.. Arthur
'sosbury Is president Of the bank, and Il. Il.
Nanneman, cashier,
AT meeting u the temperance people at
Westminster on Monday, among other business
transacted, was the formation Of a County TEN.
perancc Alliance. Resolutions were passed that
both political parties be requested to have "for'
and against" local option printed On the tickets
this fall.
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SEs-Mr. WIN. NJ. Isaac Published card in
last weeks Journal declaring that he has had
nothing to do with trying To carry the lO,h die.
trict against Mr.. John N. Curtis, who has been
prominently named for sheriff. At the same time
he says tina, Mr. Curtis has no, always voted the
Democratic tickle, "''raiyhi," and for thi, reason
he ought 10 be beaten. II all the Democrats in
Baltimore county are TO be osiracised for having
some time or other voted ticket which was not
in the language Of the "Boss." ".iraiyit." where
would the Democratic party be today There
are hundreds Of Democrats in this county who
have voted "crOOkei" tickets. and they will 10 q,
again, particularly II certain things (Already
looked forward to By few PcTsons) come to pass
In 1855. We don't know anything about Mr..
Carts political record, and Il Is no business Of
ours to defend him. but Il the "Bo.s" hasn't un Z.
Intentionally put big spoke in his wheel by the
publication Of that card in the JoHraai, then We
confess to utter ignorance In regard to the senti.
men,s Of the people Of Baltimore county. We have
no dOub, Mr. Curtis Is highly pleased over Il.
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THE scHooL.pooK QUESTION AGAIN,

~ evidence of the fact tina; mo.e than ordinary
inicres; is takcn in the county the question Of
the very high prices paid for the books and sta.
,ioncry used in the public schools. the Baltimore
!SpH. Of Wednesday last. published the Wholesale
prices Rnd the prices paid by the county School
Board to J. II. Mcdairy & Co. for supplying these
articles to the schools. This IL commendable in
the SsH. which il always forcmos, In giving pub
LEFTY to any and everything that affects the tax
payers Of the county.
II will be seen by the figures the great loss the
county .u'tains by tie School BoarI's persis,ance
in refusing to award the contract after fair and
equitable competition. We have heretofore pub.
lished the fac; that Baltimore city, by inviting
proposals for furnishing her public schools. has
for the pas: four years received the books AZ an
average Of l1 Per cent. and the stationery at -
per cent. les. h'nh rt"'e'ale price,. The city is
also I" receive this year from J. II. Melairy &
Co. the stationery used in the public schools at
prices averaging from 80 To 60 per cent. less than
they charge baltimore county Tor similar articles
The San. report Of the prices no doub; unin.
ten,ionaliy omitted TO state tho Wholesale anil con-
tract price Of Dalion's Psychologist cents and
SioO-and the price paid for the pen holders. J..
II. Meiairy Co arc To- charge Baltimore city
i3i cents per gross for pcn.holdefs. while Balii.
more county has to pay that firm Se.sS per gross
for them. or cents for each pen holder.
In the matter OF the length Of time the contract
has been in the hands OF J. II. Medairy / Co. tho
Saa is slightly in error. In place Of having been
the contractors FOR the pas; three years. th. house.
under various names, la. been supplying the pub
lie schools Of the county for the past nine or ten
year,, and in all tina; time a majority of the School
Board steadily refused to allow any other book
sellers to compete with IL. Their refusal during
tina, long period has been total loss to the eoun-
~ Of more than Sio.OoO. The question has been
so fully ventilated and 50 thoroughly understood
by the people that the last bonus has been made
10 the highly favored book firm 10 the shape Of
the exoFbitant prices paid them FOR the supplies
they furnish To the public schools Of the county
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J. SCOTT MERRYMAN. Secretary. '''' ''''''
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY ITS OWN
ACCUSER.

The oi,en repeated aiagc tina; when rogue. fall
on, honest get their dues Is bein verified in
the history Of The Maryland Democracy Of to day
Turn where We will the record Is TO be found in
it, current literature. Every Democratic paper
We take up teens either with The un.avory con.
due: Of the party" or with excuses and apologies
for its mi.deels. II Republican journals charged
half a much against Democratic corruption
bribery. fraud and misinanagencnt a. the Demo.
cratic papers AMI individual and combined Dem.
ocrats do. language would be inadequate to de-
scribe the abuse and vitupcra;ion tina, they would
heap upon them. Still the fight goes furiou.ly on
and the factions are soTins one another with
frenzy bordering on despair. Yc, in all the dir,
ploWed up there is one thing siudiously kept out
Of sight. In all the bold arrai snmeni of,he bosses
and managers and manipula,ors the public Is left
TO judge for itself who are the criminals The ex.
posure Of misrule and fraud Is only half accom-
-tpished as long as the guilty perpetrators isft
unexpossd. The standing Of no man or SC, Of men
Is so high that it should conceal them from the
full responsibility Of the public wrongs and out
RACES they pcrpetra,e.
From the headquarters Of the an,i-ring Demoe-
aSNs hae aNAtett anu " fhNt anu suclA u lolrcu
forth against the Democratic ring and the Demo.
cratic lobby. They are charged with having .oid
Offices aHe'ioRseTsd III nominations. Jariered Gor-
erRor.hip. aud bought United S'"i.. SsRaf3r.LiJ.,
and tina, they have done it by money levied on
the people and by biackmail extor,ed from the
Legislature, at the City Hall, in Baltimore. and
at Annapolis.
The Democratic Governor Of the State makes
similar charges and openly proelaims that the ring
and the lobby with their hirclings and henchnen
were eagerly taking out with both hand. the
sweat-sOiled taxes Of the people that were daily
going into the treasury. In every hamlet in the
State these charges are repeated, with the Cover
nor and the leading Democrats Of Baltimore city
and the State as their reputable authors. The
verdict Of these gentlemen is tia, the Of men
who claim to be 'the party have made Of IL n
very eharnei. house Of corruption. As long, how
ever, as they withhold the names of the corrup-
tonists they can never accomplish the reforms
they seek to eject. lie; them publish them. with
the specific crimes imputed TO each Of them. and
they will receive the thanks Of the good people Of
the State, both in the Democratic party and out Of
IL. The fear that some Of them may appear on n
Democratic tieke, should no; proven, their pub.
fishing the list. By all means. give u. the names.
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es-The credit Of being the first baseball
pitcher To deliver curved balls--balls which seem
to be going siraigh, over the home base. but sud.
denly turn aside and 60 out Of the batiers reach
or smi,e him in the i.ss-is claimed in behalf Of
several players. Nearly all college men, EXCEPT
those from Harvard. insist that the art was dis
covered at Yale. Harvard men generously credit
Princeton player with being the father Of curve
pitching. II Is held by others that deceptive
pitehing-in reality curve pitching. but not then
recognized rs such--was prac,iced by professional
players some time before any amateur acquired H.
player who retired In 1874 says that he learned
the secret from veteran several years earlier
than that season. The possibility Of pitching a
ball In curve. either BY design or accidentally,
was demonstrated not long ago. when one Of the
well-known pitchers won q wager, after many
trials. BY delivering ball 20 that Il passed be-
tween the first aud second and the second and
third Of three stakes set up in n straight row.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-15
Sales of Property.
Milton w. Onutt and William $. Keech,
Attorneys. ToWsontoNn.
rrRISrEES. SALE
- VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS uN ~.
LEXINGTON STREET EN-
TENDED. IN BALTIMORE COUNT. ~7JsA

- virtue 81 Ic rec Of the Circuit Cour, for
baltimore county. passed 10 thc ease q William
u. llarkcr John T. iiarksr an Others, the un.
dersigncd. ~ Trustee, Niil oder ~ public sale. on
THE PREMISES. on
N"aiay. 'h' 2W 3ry .f N.gfsa'L,r, l>,a,
ai the hour 81 T.. ".
ALL THAT VALUABLE TRACT or LAND.
situate In Baltimore county. On Lexington street
extended into Baltimore county. az point distant
coo feet castwardly from where the south side 81
Lexington street u Interested by the line Il the
northeast side Of the Calvtrton turnpike road said
place d beginning being at the northeast corner
Of the ground heretofore icmiscl By Charles ship.
leg anl wife and Charlie. Il. Carroll TO Cary Ne
Crllani api Jane. Stock sialc, by deed dated the
a0th of April. 1888. and recorded in libcr H. ".
T.. No. .. folio lgl. ETC., Of the Land Records
u Baltimore county. AMI running thence easieriy
bounding on the south side u Lexington street
900 feet thence south parallel o. Smailwoud
street located on the plan II the city of Baii-
more 10 tee; 81 the north side at Vine street
thence westerly bounding on the north s'lc 81
Vine stree; with the use aud benefit thereof in
common aUd feet e. the ground dcmiscl % Ne.
Clelland aud Stuck.lalc n aiarc.aid. and then
northcrly bounding thereon To- the beginning. be.
Ing the same land described in a deed from Maria
L. Puryis AMI husband to- Robert :. Ilatkcr. WIN.
llarkcr aud others. dated July "a. 1879. and re
corded among the Land Record. aforesaid. in i.ibcr
j. u. No. ~ 8. folio =. rtr.
Tho special attention uf capt ali.t. l. called a.
TIL. property. a. It's near proximity 10 the city Of
Baltimore makes II 'Rluablc for building lot. ~
for manufacturing purposcs.
The Tcfins "i sale. a prescribed by the decree.
are-Onc. third cash. one third in siX months. and
the balance in twelve months from day Of salr the
deferred payments 90 bear intctcs; from day Il
.alo and 60 be secured by the noics Of the pur.
chaser purchaser. with security satisfactory 20
the Trustees. or all cash at the purchaser option
lEC-The decree authorizes the Trustees Co re-
quiIc n cash deposit of SioO.O 90 day of sale in
ease said property l. sold in tract IL sold in
more than one tract to require a cash dcposi, Of
S2n"0o On each trac, soll. and ia dc'aul; Of pay
mont g. offer sail property forthwith at public
ale without further notice. The deio,i,. author.
itci by the decree will he required.
HILTON ". OfFrTr. F.,
WILLIAM :. KEECH. i'us'''''
>hhMBE"GEE EISTEAU. Auctionecrs.
sept. tt.
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MARRIAGES.
nI,RNI'M-

MISUNDERSTANDING September 9Th.
lSS.;. at the residence of Mr. Jones. near Brook
landvillc. By Rev. G. J.. Dudrcar. John A.
Burnum 10 Mary J. fi.hpau:h. both Of this
county.
D0BBS-kNlGHT.-At the Great Fall par.on-
age. September 9Th. iSs3. by Rev. Watson Case.
William J. Dobbs. Of Baltimore. and Ecnetia
knight. 81 this county.
HCNT-BOCLDlN.-O the la,h September,
n; the church Of the Ascension. Baltimore. by
Rev. Campbell Fair. u. d.. George Julius Hunt
Of Omaha. Nebraska. TO Margaret Ilpwarl
daughter Of William Eouldin.
WEAkLEN -SWlFT.--At 81. Martini Parish.
baltimore. by the Rev. John u. Foley. On sept
I2ih. John u. weakiey to Alvcrli e. Swift. Of
Baltimnrc.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-15

E0-washington is Gov. Hamilton's own eoun.
~, and in the primary meetings held there Few
days ago he managed to pull through only BY the
skin Of his tee,h-ihat is the delegation from
that county to the State convention will be for the
denomination Of the present Governor who, per-
sOnally, managed his own campaign. The Gov
srnor appears to have very poor show with bis
own party. They have slaughtered him right
and Ieft
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-15

sEc-Judsc Bidlle. Of Pennsylvania. decides
that IL man says"This is my wife. itcon.titu,e,
a marriage; whereupon the Philadeiphia Prs..
remarks that malicious man has only 70 stand
at the stree, corner, aud, selecting any eligible
lady, cry out, "Ths is thy wife," and presto II 1.
done. and the lady finds herself blushing bride.
whether no. for, although il cannot be said tina,
God has Joined them together. nothing according
to Judge Biddlc's law, but decree Of divorce can
nut them asundrr
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-15

Eo-The J.YH'""t continues to publish the name
Of Mr.. George W. Yollo,,. Of the Ilth district, As
candidate for Sheriff when Mr.. Ye!lott says posi-.
lively tina, he is not candidate and would no,
accept the nomination. What reason has the
Journal for thus psFsistentiy incorporating a
gentleman who is no, an sspiran, for political
honorsy
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-15

Ec-This week will end one of the most bitter
contests ever Wasci by the Democracy in some Of
the districts in Baltimore county. In one disiric,
at least the subject Of religion was brought PROM
inently forward. bu; by whom We are no, pre-.
pared to say. II Is unfortunate that this should
be the case. yet II undoubtedly is true and eyi.
denees bad condition Of affairs.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-15

Jno-An Indianapolis paper thus sums up the
divorce merke, in that locality: "Brisk compe,i.
ton among our local lawyers has brought down
the prices Of divorce. We quote Common separ.
alton, SIS; small alimony, SIS large alimony,
$50 to 500. according to circumstances. Bust.
ness good and increasnR."
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-15

eo-Republieans Of Baltimore county, don't
forget tia, your primary meetings will be held
In all the districts on Saturday next. 2?d inst. II
IL your sa,y to attend these meetings and see tina,
good men are sent as free and untrammelled
delegates 10 the county convention. We want to
see good ticket Pu, up In the county, aud this
can only be accomplished through a convention
composed Of representative men.
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DEATHS.
Dea,h. rre.--. rrisni... &C.. 10 e... kine

Deaths Fre@--- Tributes. &C.. 10 cfs. Line
ToDD.-SuIicnly. in Pa,apscn Neck. Baltimore
county. on September 10Th. Richard Todd. in
the 1ist year e his age.
CoN.-At wuoibcrry. On September llih. Bessie.
infant twin daughter Of ico. W. aud Belle Cox.
SACON.-on September ;th. a; her daughter
residence. Fall. road. Elizabeth 4. Bacon, in
the 18Th year Of her age.
TURNER.-On September 18th. ISs3. Margaret.
wife Of Levi. Turner. in the "a year of her zee.
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ro-h is said that the centre Of population Of
the United States Is located eight miles west by
south from the heart Of Cincinnati which places Il
In Kentucky, milo from the south bank Of the
Ohio, aud mile and half south Of TaylorsviIle.
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Legal Notices.
John F. conrey, Attorney. ToW.onio~O. NJ

John +. Conrey, Attorney. ToWsonto~u. Nd.
lXTM. ". BAKER AND EMILY =. BAKER,
w ADMINISTRATORS &c, ~. PllFBE
NJ. o'DELL Er ALI H. Orpi"Hs Court #
Haif.aaors e"Hsfy.
Ordered by the Orphans Court 81 Baltimore
county, this ith day Of September. lss3. that the
sale made and reported by William ". Baker,
Trustee. for the salc Of the property mentioned
aud dccrccd % be sold ia ihesc proceedings, be
ratified and confirmed, un!c's cause 20 the contra
~ thereof be shown,
L,fsrs H. sh tag 81 OcfsLsr. lSS3.
provided a copy II thi. order be inserted In come
new spaper printed in Baltimore county. once in
each Of three successive weeks before the sih day
81 October iSS3.
The rcror, states the amount Of sales to be $263.75
JOSHUA I. COCkEY.l
JOHN GONTKUM, Judges.
JESSE DAILY,
True Copy-Tcs;:
THOMAS PIIILPOT.
sept. s-it. Register Of Wills.
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cc-charles II. Google, formerly proprietor Of
Painters ice cream saloon, Baltimore. who IL in
Jail for forgery states bis iiabiie, to be 500 900.
lie says tina, $jo.o0O Of the above SUN was lost In
Ice Transactions with his partner. Woodward. Of
Maine. Trustees have bcen appointed to take
charge Of Gogel's property.
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ce-By an oversight in preparing the call for
the Republican primary meetings nothing was
said about the county convention sending dele.
gates TO the State convention. The correction is
made this week, as will be seen BY reference to
che call al the head Of our editorial columns.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-15

Ee-Thsre Is some lively kicking going on
among the Democrats Of lower Maryland, aud
the outlook for them In some Of thu counties 10
anything but cheering. On the other hand the
Republicans are puIIing along smoothly with the
best prospects for success al around.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-15

eo-Mr. Harry y. Mann, a well.knOwn lawyer
Of Baltimore, announces himself as a candidate
for the fret Branch Of the City Council. sabjec,
20 the decision Of the Democrats primariss.--
lie would make an efficient member.
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A High Opinion.

Capt. JohnJ. Dawson. late Of the British Army.
residing on Love street. between Vaudeville and
Spain. this city. he used -. Jacob. oil With
the greatest possible vantage when afflicted with
rheumatisn.-Nstr DrieaHs Times. U.s,,er,f
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-15

eo-A disease known as the 'plenie fever has
attacked the cattle In Lancaster county, Pa, and
is raging with much violence. Many cases have
proved fatal and the people have become greatly
alarmed
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-15

Es-The will Of the late Judge Jeremiah 8.
Black has been Proba,sd at York, Pa. Its pro.
visions have no, been made public. The estate
is estimated at upwards Of 100000.