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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1885-10-17
By WILLIAM M. RIsTEAU, AUCTION FER.

By WILLIAM M. RIsTEAU, AUcrIosEnR.
INTENSIVE PUBLIC SALE
STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS, TOGETHER
| WITH A LARGE COLLECTION OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE &C.,
NINE MILES ON THE HARTFORD ROAD,
BALTIMORE COUNTY, MD.
u @ ZEE. @. &
BY virture of an order of the Orphans Court of
Baltimore county, will, Executor of the estate
of Mary R. Jenifer deceased, sell at public sale at
my residence "Good Hope" near the emile
stone, on the Hartford Road, on
Thursday, October 29h, 1885,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, prompt.
A large collection of Stock, Implements, House.
hold Furniture, &C., as follows
l PAIR OF FINE MUI ES, HORSE, 4
COWS, HEIFER, l Woods mez
Moving Machine, a lot of Flows, MEN
Corn Shelter, l Moving ands6xEZ2XA4n
Brambe Scythe, lot of Hotbed Sash, 5 Cow
Halters, set of Carriage Harness (double), set
~ of Single Harness, set of
Double Express Harness, lot
- Asszzapof Plow Harness, lot of Chains,
Cart Harness. l set of Double Trees, lot of Plows
among them Oliver Chilled Cultivators, 2
Davis Drags, Double Shovel Flows, 2 Dat Forks
lot of Hay and Four-prong Forks, Cutting Box,
Grindstone, Cider Dress, / two-h horse Market
Wagon, Jaeger Wagon, Jersey Wagon and
Pole, 1 Horse Rake, two-horse Wagon and Bed,
l Hay Carriage, two-horse Cart, l horse
Sleigh, Lawn Mower, Hammer, and a large vari-
ETY. of farming utensils unnecessary to particu-
larize.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &C.:
Several sets of Bedroom Furniture of various
styles, Mirror, Lounges of variousEsxu Sssrzrv
styles, Hall Set of Furniture, incud-
ing Hat Rack Brussels and other
Competing, Latrobe Stove, Mahogany Bedstead,
Cane-seat and other kinds of Chairs, Rocking
Chairs, Marble top Sideboard, Trays,
n Marble-top Tables, small Mahogany
80 Table, Bedsteads and Bedding of various
kinds, Wardrobe, number of Mattresses, chair
and spring. single and double, lot of Pictures in
frames Walnut Bedsteads and Bedding, Mahog-
any Bureau, Wardrobes, Marble.top Washstands,
Chairs, Stands, Medicine Case, Sofa, Exten-
sion Tables, Hanging Bookshelf, is Lamps of
different kinds, Marble-top Centre Table Also,
a large amount of Kitchen Furniture of every
variety, including Dishes, Glassware, &C., &c.
Also, lot of Corn, Oats, Hay, Straw and Corn
Fodder.
TERMS OF SALE.-All sums of $40 and un-
der, Cash on all sums over $40 four months credit
will be given, purchasers giving notes with APP
proved security, bearing interest from day of sale
DANIEL JENIFER, Executor.
OCT. Its.
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SALE

JOHN f. GONTRUM and N. CHAS. BURKE,
Attorneys, Towsontown, Md.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
FOURTH ELECTION DISTRICT

FOURTH ELECTION DISTRICT.
OFFICE TREASURER AND COLLECTOR OF TAxEsl
FOR BALTIMORE COUNTY,
TowsoNTowN, Oct. IA, 1885.
For the convenience of the Taxpayers of the
FOURTH ELECTION DISTRICT, the under
signed hereby gives notice that he will be at
REISTERSTOWN,
on Friday, October 23d, 1885,
from 10 o'clock A. NJ. to o'clock P. M, for the
collection of COUNTY and STATE TAXES on
the Levy of 1885.
j. HARTMAN SCH0NE,
Treasurer and Collector of Taxes for BALTIC. co.
Oct. lit.
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Sales of Property.
y A l. e

| SCHMUCKER & WHITEL0CK, Attorneys, 40
Lexington street, Baltimore, Nd.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1885-10-17
New Advertisements.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
N IN THE
FIFTH ELECTION DISTRICT.

OFFICE TREASURER AND COLLECTOR OF TAxEs)
FOR BALTIMORE COUNTY,
TowsoNTowN, Oct. IA, 1885.
For the convenience of the Taxpayers of the
FIFTH ELECTION DISTRICT, the under
signed hereby gives notice that he will be at the
WHITE HOUSE, Thursday, October 22d, 1885,
from 10 o'clock A. M. to o'clock Z. NJ. for the
collection of COUNTY and STATE TAXES on
the Levy of 1885.
j. HARTMAN SCH0NE,
Treasurer ann Collector of Taxes for BALTIC. co.
Oct 17.--1t.
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TRUSTEES SALE

JOHN l. YELLOTT, MILTON W. OFFUTT
and WIN. S. KEECH, Attorneys, Towsontown.
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The merits Of this machine have placed it in the
front rank of the list of Sewing Machines of the
present day. No machine on the market can claim
the advantages possessed by the Royal st. John.
1t is constantly becoming more popular and more
extensively used. You need only examine the
machine and the work it does to convince you that
my position in reference to the merits of the Royal
st. John is we'll taken. It'll so exceedingly simple
in construction that there is very little friction
in any of its parts and the few parts that are
subjected to are provided with adjustable steel
collars, by means of which any lost motion can be
taken up by the simple turn of screw, thus the
machine can be kept perfectly tight and free from
noise. The Royal st. j ohm runs exceedingly light
makes very little noise. The tension is simple and
perfect and is adapted to all classes Of work. II
makes no difference whether the wheel of the ma
chine is run for,oard backward, the feed always
works the goods from the operator and sews just
the same without breaking cotton or needle. Every
lady is requested to examine this grand machine
before buying any other. Send for circular. have
been selling this machine seven years and its sale
ranted for five years. also will furnish any Sew
in the city. also keep on hand Needles and AT
warranted not to gum. Give us call or send for C
Oct. list.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1885-10-17

VALUABLE WHITE BOTTOM LIME -
g#f1 QUARRY LOTS, AT LOCH RAVEN 49, 49,
inE STATION, MARYLAND CEN
TRIAL RAILROAD.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1885-10-17
Sales Of Property.

THEOS. B. H0RWITZ, Attorney, 25 Lexington
St., opposite the Court House, Baltimore.
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MORTGAGE SALE

Chas. W. Ridgely. Attorney, Al St. Paul St.
Baltimore, Nd.
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A RARE CHANCE FOR
n CAPITALISTS.
TRUSTEES SALE

OF
VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND
BALTIMORE COUNTY, LESS THAN ONE
AND A-HALF MILES FROM THE ~
EnS1 CITY LIMITS AND ALL -
iIl WITHIN FROM ABOUT 800 to 600 ~
YARDS OF EDMONDSON AVENUE, FRONT
ING ON BALTIMORE, FAYETTE, LEX
INGT0N, SARATOGA AND HOLLINS
STREET EXTENDED.
FIFTEENTH, SIXTEENTH, SEVENTEENTH
AND EIGHTEENTH STREETS.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1885-10-17
DOR SALE.

FOE SALE #l
TWO VERY DESIRABLE AND HIGHLY
PRODUCTIVE FARMS, on Maryland Central
Railroad, within twenty miles of city. One con-
tains 152 acres, with substantial improvements /;
the other LAT acres, with all necessary buildings
and large quantities of fruit. These farms are in
rstclass condition, and being situated in the finest
agricultural section of the State, should command
investigation. Terms liberal.
II. C. TURNBULL, JR.,
Oct. 17.-tf.1 AZ Lexington street, Baltimore.
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+ OST.

Between Lutherville and Shrewsbury, EfffN
on Saturday, October Sd, ONE REDIAsAEz
STEER, weighing between 800 and 900 lbs, and
marked with TAR ON THE LEFT SHOULDER
AND L0IN. Any one looking up the same and
notifying either of the undersigned, will be lber-
ally rewarded.
SAMUEL COLLINGS, 3
Lutherville, Baltimore county.
FRED'K HELD,
Rail Road, York county, Pa.
Oct I7-lt
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CHARLES c. HUNTER, 7th District.

For COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
FREDERICK WANNENWETSCH, LIST District,
ISAAC S. CROWTHER, 9th District
HENRY SCHLUDERBERG, 18th District.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1885-10-17

VERY VALUABLE DWELLING, n. W. COR
NER NORTH AND SECOND 81
E.l STREETS, BALTIMORE 800
iM COUNTY, MD.
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ERNEST DE MEROLLA'S INSOLVENT
- TRUSTEE OF VALUABLE FEE sE%~
800 SIMPLE SUBURBAN BUILD S@Ss
ING LOTS. sc~
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VALUABLE FEE SIMPLE PROPERTY ON
THE BELAIR TURNPIKE -,
Era ROAD, Z
i THREE -QUARTERS OF MILE
FROM BALTIMORE CITY LIMITS.
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For Comptroller,
HENRY TAYLOR, Baltimore county.
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COUNTY
ID PROHIBITION TICKET.

Oct. III
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JUDGES OF ELECTION.

Treasurer and Collector Of Taxes for Bait
Oct. lit.
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For County Surveyor,
CALVIN S. HARLAN, 11th District.
Election, Tuesday, November Sd, 1885.
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County Commissioners for Baltimore county.
Test JOHN CROWTHER, JR., Chief Clerk.
Oct. lite.
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For Clerk of the Circuit Court,
HENRY SNOWDEN, 9th district.
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For Clerk Court of Appeals,
F. B. SAPPINGTON, Frederick county
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-12
The Rev. Burchard Rediviyus.
NEW STORY CONCERNING THE CLERGYMAN
WHO CALLED on Mr.. BLAINE.

The Washington correspondent Of the
Boston 7iurelier is authority for the fol-
lowing
In all the columns of newspaper matters,
and | am almost tempted to saw books,
that have been written on DIR. Burchard's
famous speech to Mr.. Blaine al the Fifth-a,-
enue Hotel, last fall. the true story has new
er vet been printed. Ny information comes
from the very highes, source. Several DAYS
before the Fifth-avenue Hotel incident, Mr..
Elaine received kilograms from several OF
his friends in various parts of the coan-
try, all of them warning him TO look out for
some trick or trap which was about to be
set for him. lie made inquiries, but ascer-
tanned nothing, and finally came TO the con-
cluslon that the fears and warnings of his
friends were groundiess. lie came 10 New
York and drove at once 10 the Fifth avenue,
where his family were waiting for him. AZ
ter giving notice that he was very much ex =
baus;ed by his long journey, he retired to
his private apartments. with the members oil
hi, immediate household. He had not been
there but few minutes when colored mes
senger came aud said that there we're about
"a thousand preachers waiting to see him. .
This was the first notification that he received
Of the intended visit of the clergy. He
went TO the head Of the staircase, and the
air seemed to be full of preachers.
Mr.. Blaine saws that he did not hear j
word thai Burchard was saving to him. ow-
ine 10 the confusion and noise. but he guess
al Al the subject of their call and replied 10
a brief speech. Now comes the interesting
part of the slort. aud which, | am informed
has been verified by Mr. Blaine and hts
friends. There were in the crowd at least
tWo agents OF the Democratic naiona, CON
ntltes. and these agents knew every word Of
Burchards speech before he read it to Mr..
Blame. As soon as It was delivered, and
Burchard had carried out his par, Of the
program, as Mr. Blaine firmly believes ,,hese
agents ran 10 the Democratic headquarters
and reported at once the fact that Burehards
ALTERATION had been allowed to go unchai-
lensed and uuconiraiicied.
The most skll.fal men in the employ OF
the committee were put Ia work to see that
Bureaards speech anI BiaIne's repi, had
the most prominent display in the Demo-
cratic wspapers and % VARIOUS other chan
ue!s having the pubic eye and ear. The re-
suit of i, WAS that the next day Bnrchard
osoAs 10 find himself famous The Demo
cratic trick had succeeded. and - far hal &
been carried. and - e'f-c,tyels had II been
placed IN the mind of the pub.ic. tina; Mr.
B,a.ne's subsequent speech on the topic hal.
- il afterwards proved, very il'tie We GIT.
Now. there Is another CURIOUS circum-
stance which may possibly throw SOME l-ht
on the question Of how Blanchard secured hi-
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Planning % CAp:ara tn Senate.


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show a ses:r- =, keen b,r. tho r,,h ,f ,,s
f.s.ss,k. rs ,,. rather , -,.r,,.. ., >...se,
anlgsii- II f,r l.. o,sae,l, II. ,,-,b,tt,
agrees VIII NJ. U-nIre., ms, The on,
va, 3,st efficient men I, ,.fi,a +. ia -.
pace every R-9gble,n win q n--r,cr,,
bl, in doing ;14, he Will Be careful i see
taa, oa.v Cleveland Democrats are placed
on gaar!
s. lon. a, The r publican, hold the Ssn.
ale the advance af;he Democrat. army of
soo..s-,eeker. vi. BE- checked H-n,e ~
Democrat, agree ,ha. the thin. 70 be done
now i to capture tss Ssaue. The success.
Of the Southern leader. IN e,.rc,min. II.
verse naj9-i,.e, Ia, lea "a he atomic, ~
their method, ia Til. neu Fyn,n,,gn :,
we fadtsat in Illinois sg.e,F.r, was mad.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-12


In 1884, GA car loads Of slate we're
shippsd from Monson Junction over the
Bangor aad piscataquis railroad. and 1893
car loads from Milo Junction and the Ban
gor and katahdin lron Works Railway in
the same period. The shipments of 1855
will probably exceed this amount.
The knights Of Labor of Rockiand have
boycotted two firms Of boakdealers in iha,
city, Messrs. Spear & May and o. s. An
drews, because the latter did no, COMPLY
with the demands Of the Knights and con-
tinued 10 sell the publications Of Mr.. Frank
Iouses Of New York city, prescribed by
them.
Governor Robe Friday afternoon. signed
the &C, giving the governor power 10 appoint
person withou, regard 10 sex. register Of
deeds for Franklin count, ani Immediately
appointed Ella r. Bracket Of Pennington
TO that Office. The Governor aud Cuuneil
adjourned Friday night, to March %.
Mrs. Caroline A. White. who died in
Portland. Thursday night was The mot. of
sixteen children. noue Of whom She ever
spoke to OF heard speak. 4 severe typhoid
fever Frustrated her when she vas hu, seven
years Of axe aud ''eaii,ess and damhnesS re-
suited.
One Of the sad condolences of innucu.
ration dav vas The fac: tha: Nj Blaine was
called to Baltimore t. attend tie funcfa' OF
his sister, Mrs. Walker. Mr. Blaine OF rr-
wise would nave called 1t Cie,eland'- hotel
on Tuesday. to congratulate him. and would
have been present a; the inaugural exercises
on W etinesday HIS sts,ar HID a R.,,,..,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-12
Tue National Enoampmeat.

Past Commander in-chief Paul Wander
wort of Omaha was presen. at a meeting of
Bosworih Post, g. A. r., Portland. FRIDAY
evening. and said that the enthusiasm in the
West is boandless and every body is Wild to
visit Maine next June.
The committee in charge Of hotel accommo-
dations have made careful canvass of the
hotels in Portland and the immediate vicinity
ard have secured aecommod ations for 9.oo
men at rates not exceeding four dollars per
day in any instance and good hotel board
may be Obtained as los as one dollar dav.
The aboye does not apply to cottages or
boarding housrs Of which a canvass will SION
be made. Old Orchard hotels will make a
discount Of % per cent from their regular
rates. If hotels, boarding hoases and camps
should not afford accommodation for the
multitude, and this is not likely, the haspi-
tality Of the people of Portland. will easily
ind places for the entertainment, of the bows
N blue and their accompanying friends
Pas; Commander yandervoort left for
Waierville, Saturday morning.
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that they are citizens entities them to all the
rights due to that relation aud charges them
with all its duties, obligations and respon-
sibilities.
These topics and the constant and ever
varying wants Of an active and enlerprising
population may we'll receive the attention
and the patriotic endeavor OF all Who make
and execute the Federal law. Our duties
are practical and call for industrious ap.
plicaiion. an intelligent perception Of the
claims Of public Office, and. above all, firm
determination by united action to secure to
oil the people Of the land the full benefits Of
the best form Of government ever vouch-
ssfed to man. And let US not ,rus, 10
human effort alone. but humbly aeknowl-
edge the power aud goodness Of AImigh,,
God. who presides over the destiny Of
nations and who has Al all times been re-
sealed in our eouniry's history. let us
invoke His sii and His blessing upon cur
labors.
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Granite Quarry Property
For Sale !!
Notice OF Sale Dy Truslets.

rKTHEREAs the Collins Granite Company. of
w East Biuehli, Maine, corporation existing
under the laws Of Maine, anu having it, Office At
Portland IN said state the second day Of ,Jsu
nary A. n. one thousand eight hundred sul
eixhty-two by its trust mortgage teesi u thar
date duly executed AMI recorded tn the Hapc,,ak
o,lnt, Registry OF Deeds, Vol, lSf FoHe 80 ami
Ia tlse records 81 the town OF Buehil Book
Page $50 and Ia che records Of the its of PORT
land, Boek - Pages -; anu 24a. conveyed a
Merrill Of Portland, both "a the Count, ~ ( an,
hsrIand, the real estate and personal prpport.
hereln described. IN rttst % secure pas tnent 70
c.rtin bonds OF said corporation tiirrclu i,'--ri9
Ell dated January :. 4, d. lsS4, and tHf,rt..,
.l.sre,,n ~ six per cent. per aunuuu. parllU.
quarterly, AMI 4,artefty laS inri'ts of nsc ht.H
ert'l dollars sinking iHa Ia ffiHr.
ti,f,. other thags HAT II dejau slAl ly mai. .
the payment of ANY OF said huds size Interest
ti,eTs,ai or any part slcreuf. the said sam ..
a4e hundred dollars a3taftsr yearly 80 the cuf.t
every quarter during tiae BrSt HYr HVar- IS af r,
said az il the performance 81 any other OF Doe
conditions IT thts Stxi, tifn Il shall , law fg. r
tie said xrantyTs or tiir survivor st tt.uI spu
fi,tr successors to take acfiial possess u ut d.,
liasyt,Fty hereby c0itYcFct ami Se}i tui dis
OF stligifstut amount ti3erCoE with Tn. f8,..
al 81 said bonds iiich mag then be- sslst-Jsufr
a ud the expenses OF the trust larger au,.u-t
H. In their Judgment, part cau Dol he sub ~ .ta
out lass OF Injury az the hne. autj account Jo tt
said gYantaF Us ss,rfg-ssssr ur assigns. fsr +|"
balance nf gflC pTseesttS 81 such sale r.tg.I.
in Z ever anal above thu aHuuHt Ttr4ulrt I.r f,
auction. ap OF near ti4e premises SITTER t.r,e
months assite l3lerOf. pUA ~hgt u ti.
printed IN saiI Portland amt Be- thv tu.r,.
~ rauvoek. an'i without other uatise d,aa.
aIist herras t4t conditions 81 -aii tra~t tiHr,7.
decd have tseeu broken, tnsi the hujd,r- ~ -.-
bends Of he <44a corporation IS AiFh BOW .t
si.a3lsfiux have hsrvfaIeTt Trtlus strsI us r,
TRUSTEES ts lake Ia-~es-let of fit -si gaul,t. 81.
convey Ell 81 a. 90 trust aed tarvr..-. -a#H fr.-.
Eaortga "a decd. and fa -sii >ast fruIyt-. .. u.
rar lsoeo vish thc tcriu~ ami prsl-ia... -s.t
decd. and We, the sald trustee i,yr a.,t Ha.. -,
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State News.

~ GOV. Sclaien Connor IA. accepted
ne invitation q Post los. South China. TO
deliver 'hc memorial adl.r>.. Ma, 30
Neu y.,..,. -, IA, K.o,.,.- :.
'u''i'@' 10 ''e%1" salmon tsing haer and
nee ,'e''cAt' IL hA'"f.
-S-saH Lancaster. Ed. prom,nen,
c..5zep * Alsa,ts. snd Win onr exception
the oldest l4u,er =, to-. k,s,r.i..c bar died
i's''''f' Marco . aged - years
The Sasa.toa Am, h... decided 10
establish branch " lAfir afgn, n augusta.
comuruciu. operation, tie mrs, SunIe, II
Apf.l,
-Mr. z. ". Gerry. prominent ci,ize,
Or Bah. a.,l IS ,-ars. d-ca W.I.r.3,,
afternoon. !'t.- .ev .,a..of ..,ere HILL.
Il put 4 uua.a.
De- ''"" 81 IA 1'.h h'' Cent 81
a., ,esr w. II 80. AMI! III. r.,. M ,.>a.
ti3n f,p-ri,,tnts., IF ,.- o-r r-it
an '''l r. ''t '@'rt'" Ani'-
;ear-. SAP. aHl k#;e! l.>f fail. ten foxes.
htsI,-- Fattrtises aai "iu~r snail game.
--'"hn III. Hel~e-.' a. Il pr 'ht mer
cant ana '''' eS,''' """f! 'I bAu'' d'eu
fifty f,49 Years
hsi.es II. h!1Nr nA'l,F aArr, drol ped
dead m Portland at one o.e."cA, Thursday
afternoon, Inc cause CT ti> data - IN
hho@n' IL vas prominent va ft!Io"
49, - - ~:
HI, hg 'e''Ifs' % ."e H M: Hgn', "a
w., w. ''r se..,'u In S,n .,'''
.i,,' ~ - -,+--',i 80 =, ~
~ i,o'A .. r. ~ '''''' ~
'''e P'''' - q - 60
Corner. W,,aoboro, have been sjek for a
number of week. The uhysjcisns claim The
,;e.ness i. caused by ealing po,ntoes on
which p.r,s yr..n vts u<.d ,be ~, sn,,.
mer.
of waterproof were DESTROYED by fire Friday
afternoon, with their contents Loss -, 900;
partially insured.
-Nf. AMOS ohuich' lifelong ana
P Pr ., Gi'leli % Ausus'f' aied ffidas'
ing been member of both branches of the
cits government.
IN.
;, -oefsean, hei's sentenced lot ki''ihs
harvard STUDENT =, reH ronhah; VINO was
s'a1,'et ns~ ma ra o,i VI" ., 'uuse 20.
al l fo''0en.r' ~, si"!' '.s oeeh oio"gh'
charged on bail.
=, !. ..
ieltel iio" hfs' pray "hs Oh inc
captain " ,in nil''iuna'; snip H"lhMg
gar feao,Fu pos'oh' rti1ss' ~ was ua'eo
January TO- o'ia"s " naseiis nan. a'ia re-
ported ,'' on ooa'u ven ine s"'P Is proc
ao's al ftohoiuiu oeio'e 'n's "'he'
Sworn, ts,a;,., H;dd.ford Re,oht;e,rs
80 a. saras,,sn, No, 70 s,naLs saa,n
- - ;na,,aa,.,;o,' 81 ano,ho, Rsnubl,san
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The New Cabinet.

President Cieveland's Cahine, is eons,i-
taiei as follows
Thomas A. Bayard Of Delaware, Secrctar,
OF State.
Daniel Manning of New York. Secretary
oil the Treasury.
L. q c. Lamar Of Mississippi, Secretary
Of the Interior
Augustus III. Garland Of Arkansas, Attnr-
ney -General.
W. +. Villas of Wisconsin. Postmaster
General.
W. {. Whitney of New York. Secretary
Of the Navy.
Judge Endico,t of Massachusetts, Seere-
tary Of War
ihe South has iiIree-seycnfhs of the FAM.
"; New York has two cabinet representa-
tlses the Yves, has one representative and
New England one.
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Excitement at Swans Island

On the 10Th OF last Dec. man came to
Swans Island giving his name as Frank
Piummer and protesting to be a preacher of
the Second Advent doctrine. He was cor
daily received and ni-rained By some Ad-
,entists living on the northwestern part
Of the island. Hi. preaching consisted
largely Of ratings at Evangelical Christianity
but his audiences we're deeorous and in spite
of some vagaries Of conduct on hi, part all
went well with him till Feb Q, when he used
such harsh and abusive language 10 an old
lady. a member of the Second Advent church.
that she tainted and afterwards called on a
justice of the peace and the citizens Of the
island to know if there vas ant law 10 pro-
tect her. On the evening Of Feb. IA. the
citizens Of the island turned out en- mdsse
and assembling a; the school house in Dist.
No. /. discussed The matter and decided
unanimously that in future no stranger was
shod over the people. A committee was
chosen who early Monday, waited on Mr..
Plummer and told hun to leave the island,
giving him one week to get away in, snd
promising TO protec, him during tia, week,
assuring him tina, sftcr thst be- must care
for his own health and comfort a. The public
were excited. At the en- az the week he
circulated petition asking for another week
to stay A few days after tina, he either left
the island or secrrted himself.
He found the people living in love and
unity. He worked among them till ne set
them qaarrel;ng with each other. lie is the
third Advent preacher who has confused
society in the same way and nox the public
will stand il no longer. The next wolf in
sheep. clothing who comes there under the
name Of an Advent preacher will probably
receive public reception.