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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-04-10


l will sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder, for cash, Oh
Monday, the 9th day Of april, 1885,
within legal hours, at the Courthouse
door in Scranton, the following described
property, tO~wit;
Backyard tract in sectIen 20, township
7, range =, undivide half of lot 4, section
IL, township =, range 8. Lot 8 Delmas
tract, section l, township g., range g..
Lots as and 63, V, Delmas tract in section
II, township 8, range 6. Part lot 81 and
lot 0 in section IL, township ., range 6.
LOtS54 Delmas tract, section IL, township
!, range6. Land in j. b. BOdreau claim,
section 10, township 8, range Z. A. Kirsh
place, section IL, township 8, range 6.
Lot l, section 26. township 3, range 4.
To satisfy Judgment of C. McEvoy
against John b. Delmas for three hundred
aud three dollars and tifty-three cents
($303.53) and all costs.
JOHN f. CLARK, Sheriff.
March l3, 1885. 2-3t
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-04-10

BY virtue of the power yested

BY virtue of the power vested IN
me as acting Chairman OF the
Democratic Executive Committee
OF Jackson county, a mass meet.
ing OF the Democratic party OF
jackson county is hereby called to
meet at the Court. house of said
county, on
Monday, 2Otk day Of April, 1885,
Tor the purpose of selecting dele.
gates to the Democratic State and
Senatorial Conventions, and for
the purpose OF deciding on the
mode and manner Of selecting can.
didates for the Legislature aud all
county and beat officers, aud all
other business for the good of the
Democratic party.
1. B. PAYNE, Chairman.
Scranton, April 4, 1885.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-04-10

We are informed by letter of
recent date, that MIR. VIM. A.
Champlin is hopelessly i'll. 1t is sad
news and we hope it may yet prove
to be a mistake and a change for
the better take place.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-04-10
SEleriF''s Sale.

June IS, 1884.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-04-10
Senator Elliot Henderson was

Senator Elliot Henderson wal
here Saturday.
A patent medicine man was
here to e us Wednesday.
Mr.. e. III. Lombard, of New
Orleans, was here Wednesday.
MIR. NJ. v. B. Carey is in New
Orleans this week.
Col. Ben Lane POsey was here
Monday.
Scranton has been thoroughly
worked up by book agents this
week.
Circuit court for Jackson coun.
~ will convene next Monday week,
the Goth.
1t is said that We have q few
mugwumps not u thousand miles
from this Office.
Duke Richmond, of the Biloxi
Herald, was in to smile Tuesday.
He was in his usual way.
We are indebted to our friend
Mr.. A. GOelzer for Il pitcher of his
freshly tapled and fOaming beer.
Mrs. LiudiHger has purchased
new lot of furniture, aud is put,
ting her house in rerdiness for sum-
mer bOarders.
-VaIverde's bakery has been
thoroughly overloaded, and some
very necessary improvements are
being made OIL the front of the
building.
Mess. r. A. Vdnclravc aud +. NJ.
Weed, of Ocean Springs, were in
to see us Monday, They are both
pictures of health, and were la the
best of spirits.
The Gulf Coast Baptist AssO-
citation, composed of the Baptist
Churches in New Orleans aud those
along the Seacoast, will meet in
Biloxi on Friday at 10 a. m. before
tue Sd Sunday in April.
We had a regular chunk NOV.
ing, log.rolling, pelting and beat
ing Oin Tuesday night. Sn@',
plants and sprouting seeds we're
set back and wonderfully discour-
aged.
Dir. M. M. EvaUs, of Moss
Point, hos been attending the
Wayne cONnty circuit court this
week, and also ire Western Water
Says Convention at New Orleans.
-Jastice JAS. 1. Fdar ia the faith
E of asetLer bouncing boy aud
refuses TO be eoaE0rted. He Dedi.
tates tbuSy : "As cid Presidents
pass away new ones eater upon the
arena!' Sash is nature
COL A G. Horn has been with
rs again. he has been to see Mr..
Jefferson Davis aud says the old
Gentleman is imprsving. and Is able
to be 40 aud about.
Last TaeAday evening about 8
o'clock the race skif, Norway,
which was at anchor IN front OF
ArS. e. Deas' place in Pascagonla,
was struck by lightning aud is nOE
atOtal wreck
Mr.. John Cbastant, an old citi,
zen OF Pascagoula, has purchased
3 stock farm near Opelousas, La
and he aud his son, "Val.," left
ast Tuesday evening for that
place. May success smile upon
lnen in their new enterprise. ]
"A party Of young folks frOm
SOss Point went picnicing on the
Seaen Tuesday, and engaged a
oost tor the purpose OF taking a
Before reaching deep water
BOAT eaPsized aud the party !
as hauled to Shore by the inter.
sung process Of wading.
-Ar. Lewis Ransom, of Lock.
D. T. spent awhile with rs !,
asy. Mr.. Ransom was, many !
','s ago, a resident Of Handsboro, !
Z "eu-knOwn along The coast. {
Z been visiting Florida, aud !
TO The New Orleans Expos. !
fSa en- route Tor home, Z
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-04-10

We are informed by letter O
recent date, that MIR. VIM. A
Champlin is hopelessly i'll. 1t is sa,
news and We hope it may yet prov,
to be a mistake and a change TO
the better take place.
Our fellow townsman, Mr.. j
q. Heidelberg, up to last accounts
as we go to press, is lying very low
and is not expected to live many
hours. He has been very sick fol
some days past with pneumonia.
We regret to learn of the death
of Mrs. Mary NJ. Watkins, of Moss
Point, which occurred on Wednes-
day evening last at 6 O'clock pm.
Mrs. Watkins was an excellent
Christian lady and a consistent
and active member OF the Prcsby-
terrain church. She leaves four
devoted children, with whom she
had but recently mourned the death
of her son Henry. With the thus
doubly agrieyed survivors we ten
der our heartfelt sympathy.
Wash Vinet, the irrcprcssible
drummer of the house of Gauche's
Sons, after spending some time IN
the Gland of flowers" is here for a
few days TO recuperate and refresh
himself by the waters of the Pas.
cagoula river.
"A book agent has been canvass
lug Ground here for several days
selling Bibles, and he has let drop
a leaf of his diary, which reads
thusly (; 1.-THE Bible triumphant
The Devil routed-MOss Point sur.
rounded - Surrender hourly ex-
pected-TOOk sixteen orders yes.
terday."
We have on hand some beau
tifHl cards for invitations to balls,
parties, etc, which will be printed
in a maiiner TO suit the most fas-
tidi0us tastes. Aud we would say
in this -e0RnecliOn that we have
several fOHtS of new job
type and are, therefore, pre-
pared TO do job work better and
neater than ever before. As for
Cheapuess, neatueSs and dispatch
We defy competition in this line of
printing. Send las your orders.
We we're pleased to meet Mr..
John E. Dubois, of Blount Springs,
Ala, last Tuesday. He is travel.
Ing in the interest of Watts Coal
and Iron Co., of Warrior Coal
of which firm lie is a mem
Der. He says the coal business of
that section is h%Ourishing, aud the
coal aud its cheapness gaining ex-
tensive repute. The superior quail
natural advantages and resOur.
,es give Alabama coal dealers such
as will insure rapid
developments of this industry, aud
will soon be a potent factor in
Southern progress. Mr.. Dubois
contracted with one of our coal
lealers aud will ship coal to this
DIace soon.
The County Democratic Exec
tive Com mittee met at the Court I
I0ase Monday. Less interest was
manifested than was desirable, but
he necessary business was trans I
cted. As will appear from a no
ice published elsewhere, April Goth !
Ias appointed as the time for hold j
ng a eO1nty mass meeting to elect I
elegates to the State and District
Conventions The time is near at |
and, and those who haze horse :
Mapping booked on the pro {
rsmme had better bestir them. 4
elves. Jackson county has u di- .
ect interest in the State ticket this :
ear, and should send delegates to q
he State Convention armed with c
official wisdom and discretion :
Omnensurate with the work re- :
uired Of them. God helps those :
iho help themselves, and surely a {
tate Convention is not more mag. =
animOus. !.
Quarterly Conference. !
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The TimGS Democrat Almanac,
OR YEAR BOOK,

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islu almost regular request by the student. the
politician. the business man. and BY all intelI.
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grounds and location Of the worla,s Tnaus,r.,
and Cotton Centennial Exposition.
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money order or registered letter.
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Re,teibsbe.euauuaen

Gus alien Sbeilen, ni9t muir Der
Ser. 9taaien, iDnsern Der gat5en eibtz
Iifrten grbe treffen bic telegrapbtl6en
Beileibsbeaeugungen tpegen beg Mbles
bens General Grants elm.
Sn ct. Bouts, no Grant frlber lanz
gere 3eit gelebt, 1T Die Srauer groB.
Gben1o in. Chicago, no f6on tpenige
Minuten nod benz gintrefen Der Sos
besna9ri6t, grtrabldtter aller 3eitun-
gen cur5irten. @roBe Sralter berri1te
ebeufaas in @alena, Sus., @rants al
ter Seimatb. Mapor Grace bon Mep=
Oorf bot ber Gamilie Grant einen 8e=
erbigungsplab fir bic fterbli9e 9iile
beg 8~eritorbenen in einem Der 6fentli>
den Yarfs Der Stabt on. Nu9 Col.
Burbett, Ser Sbersgommanbant Der
n@ranb Nrmp Of tbe &epublic" ianbte
ein 8eileibstelegramm an Mrs. Grant.
@benio Blaine, 9ogan, &anbau unb
3abloie anbere Staatsmdnner, pribat=
leute unb GorppratiDnen. Warine=
Sefreidr WbitneD BAT an9eotbnet. oab
aIe @1ife Ser 8%unbesfotte bic Stag
gen auf 9albmait bitten un6 baB Srauer.
@alutfAiKe a~bgegeben werben folen.
Sn 2pttbon unb i~iberbaupt lit gana
@nglanb bat bic Na6ri6t BON @rants
Sob einetl sroBen @inorud ausgeibt.
gbenio in Merifo. 9as WeiBe 9aus
in WaibingtOn mar fdon am Mbenb
bes %. Suli piirbig in 9rauer gebiilt,
genau in Der Dirt uno Weiie ME ieinel
| 3eit mad @arfielbs Sobe. Die mod.
tigen Marmorpfeiler beg porticus flint
nit fdparaem Glor umbiillt.
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Gin bluttaes @aftmabl.

Die .Deuti9e 3eitung" in Merito
beri1tet cine @efgihte, bic 5i9 i'm me-
1ifanif9en Serritorium Sepic 3utrug
urlb an bic &dubers& omane aus BEN
Dorigen S%a6rbunoert erinnert. Mls
Quele be3eidnet bic :3eituitg cine in
@uabalaiara eingetrofene Gorrespon=
beng, in pel9er es beiBt:
uWor einigen Sagen Tub Der Oberit
Galcoa bic Mnfibrer bes ~Nufifanbes bon
Galica in aler Sreunoi1aft 3m einem
Banquet elm, um nit i5nen iiber bic
6eritellung bes Griebens i'm ileu gez
f9affenen 5erritorium Sepie gu ber=
banbeln. Qbnungslos leiffeten bic gnt>
boteneu benz @ufe 1olse unb nobmen
bic ibnen angemieienen pldbe elm, ber=
geftalt, baB elm Sober our Seite zines
BON @alcoas Offaieren au fbett fam.
Nadbem man ti9tig gef6mauf unb
Der Mein ben friberer Geinber bas
9er5 Der @eri6bnung geneigt seitimmt,
erbob ii9 Der @afgeber, UNI einen
Srinfirru1 ausaubrinsen. Dies mar
bas 3ei9en gum allgemeinen Blutbab.
Seine Off3iere soger Die ~perborsen se=
baltenen Dol6e unb erita6en lire Sii9s
na9barn. 10 2ei9em filten i'm Mu=
genblid bic &dume, wo nod foeben Der
Observation-Disclosures geflunger bate, 10
2ei6en ser auf bic benfbar binterliftigite
Weiie abgei9la6teten @egner. Gin
einaiger entrant benz 9ol6fi1 ieines
9ii6genoHen, allein bic @9iKe ber
Morbbuben erreidten i'm, uno rlar
fnipfte i'm, f6on balbtobt. an einenl
8aume auf. go enbete bas @afmabI
bes 0berifen gaIcoa."
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gbmins5mcbt aebeilt.

ginem alten MrSte, Der bon Der Rragis gu.
riidseaosen lebt, nurbe burd einen oftinbiideu
Miifionar bic 8eidreibuns zines einfa9eu
besetabilifden Seilmittels fir Die f6neae uni
bauern6e Seiluns bon aunsenidpinbiu9t,
8ronditis, gatarrb, Aitbma unb allen Sals.
anb 2unsenfranfteiten aussebGnbist. Mud eir
Mittel fir poiitibe, rabifaIe Seiluns bon Ner.
benldndde unb allen gterbenfranf1eiten. Mad.
bent Der 9ottor bic nunberbaren Seilfrafte in
fir feline @Hidt, baB WitteI ieinen leibenben
Mitmcn1den befannt gu MAIDEN. 8or biei em
Mtotib unb @unid setrieben, tanbclte ct. Sd
fenbe bieies &eaept gang foifenfrei an aae, BIZ
es miini9en in beuti6er, enqlifder ODER frana0.
ffder Spra9e, nit boiler Inmei1uns ber Ser.
fteaung unb bes @ebrau1s. Senbe abrefe uni
8riefmarte, bediebe Sid auf bieie 9eituns uni
i1 ienbe es fofort. IS. u. Mobes, 149 Yoperi
Blod, &odsfter, y. q. 2,1o,1smp
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Anua Wrauer aylprofafle.

gs f@eint, als Oh bas Suntel, nell
DIES bic grmorbung Brauers bon Sort
Dapis umgab, mad unb nod geliiftet
tuerben follte. Grau Dapis, bic pddys
term bes Braben 0otel, bat in Salos
mon ben Wartn tuiebererfannt, Der am
Sage ppr benz Morbe nit einem Mnbern
3ulammerl Elm 3immer mietbete, gerabe
gegeniiber bon bemienigen, tpel1es
Brauer betpobnt bate. gs bleibt nod
su eruitteln, tpo ii6 graier tpdbrenb
Der Na9t porber befanb unb in tueIien
@eielI9aft. Mebrere @ebeimpoli3iffen
finb an Der Nrbeit, Quffldrung iiber Der
Sal 3u peri6aHen unb bic W6roer auss
finbig gu MAIDEN.
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Gin tuannelnses sfelett.

SIR. 6. Springer bon Medanicsbuss, @a..
fdreibt Sd mar NIT Qunsenieber uno abicel
Dec 2unge bebaftet unb su cinem Danbelnben
SfeIett berabsefommen. SD erbielt cine Strobe.
fafde bon Or. Sings sep DiSeoberb for Con.
iumption, Delde mir 70 mobl befam, bab i'd
cine Dollar Glaf9e taufte. Ma@Oem i'd brei
folder Glai9en berbraudt bate, mar id tuiebet
elm Mann, Der feline @eiunbbeit bolftanbig er'
langt unb auten appetit bate. Wlein @eiuinr
on Gleii9 betrus As Yiunb.
Man berlanse bon u. 8 reiS cine Strobe.
1aIde bieies scmifen SeilmittelS aller Qungen.
trantbeiten. @robe Glaiden 81.
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GrBHuums BON eauls gerraHe.

Mtorgen, Sonnabenb, ben rs. SuIi,
Mbenbs tpirb bic neue S9olBi6e Sers
raiie eingetpeibt iuerben. Wir babea
amf bic ginridtung biefer Reueruns
fdon mebrfa9 bingepieien, fr baB mir
an biefer Stelle nur 3u tp~ieberbolen
brauden, baB Hiemanb perfdumen fou=
te, bieier ebenio gef6madbollen als bes
bagli6en SADpfung bes 6errn 5doIs
einen Beiud ab5uitatten. Das Greis
CONCERT, uel6es bort oreimal p6dent=
lid ftattfinoet. iopie bic befannte Dor.
aigli6e Qualitdt bon Speiien unb &C.
trdttfeu, perfebIen nidt, ben S9olJden
@arten boppelt ausiebenb 81 MAIDEN.
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Muerlet.

On m r-
-. Sor Sr~leceasrtGter NeuenoorH
mlro augeao!ldll9 cine Nuf1eDen erre=
9ellos S@aoeaerlaBtlage oerbaaoelt.
Spnm TrofDers BON Donna Attila
eonnt9, ofem NteTlco. Derlai1ge1 $22,@
0OO DON @rdDlon & w., Die ibnerl
Sls9 oertGaften, oas pei oer Mtltur1ft
III 2teu > geeI!eo am aeTas ylDer ers
trarite nno PIE Deeroen arrltedte. Sie
DertaaIer @roglon q 70. bepauptet1,
pas Sleg JET pei Der 4olleferung terrgee
lno 9emelen; Is tam aus Afasco1o
@ounlg.
o. Sle AloernlaanaDl N Der 8.
Waro fluoet am ID. Mu9rit 1tatt.
gelfer1 yfa9n1lttag 2 Hbr ltarb
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Hhotnorohhien mefhp in Gnuo.

= photographer, tpef6e in GaIlas
maps @aIIerie, 413 OF 9outonz
Strabe genommen tperoen, limb in
jeber 9inii9t bo1fOmmen rnb f0nner
niht iiberiroHea lperben. Wsr cine
porsisli6e photographic gu mdB;9em
preiie DiinI6t, benz empfeblen mir, nod
GalamaDs Gaaerie gu geben, unb er
pirb auflieoengeltellt lperheu.
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ganienSe iaaen 10.

SIR. &. IS. attins, @iraro. Rani., idreibt
SD s0sere nidt, meinen aunben SIR eleItri{d
Bitter gu empfebIen. GO errinet fd aIgemeine
8ufrie6enbeit unb b~erEauft fid raid. electric
Bitfers 1T bic reinife unb befbefannfe Meoisin,
bic Aieren. unb 2~eberfranfbeiten BELT. geiniae
6as Blut uno require bic gsrbauunssorsane.
aeiue Gamilie fam cine bic Mebiain fein. Gie
eripareu 9un6erte bon Dollars in drstlideu
&e6nunseu bas Sabr binburd.
Btrfauft gu SO gents bic Ulaide BEL u.
Dreib.
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dead Shot" @crcn @orm 2ini>
ment pirtt fiber unb fdnea. Dieies Ointment
tobtet bic @iirmer augenblidlid /; hGIt GIieaen
ab unb BELT Die @unbe. SIM @aier aufaeIof
1T e8 Elm auSseoei6netes 9eilmitteI gegen irsenb
ipeIde @unbeH beim @ieb. Wreis so Gents.
@rdparirt unb sum 8erfauf bel U. 9reiB,
Gan Mntonio. 1876 tutp
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- s. Ralteber 6 Con, Npotbefer, pelde
INNER fir bas BobI ieiner Runben beiorst 1T,
bat iebt ben 8ertauf bon ST.. 8ofanfo'S
Suffen. unb 2unsen . Syrup erbaltcn, elm
@eilmitteI, meldes unfebIbar ole @rfdItunsen,
S9meraen in bcr Bruif, unb ode 2unge1.
trantbeiten farirt. BUR Strobe nebmet cine
@robeFaide. @eu0bnlide @rObe SO Gents
unb ST. O 0
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- Seitoem bas Meni6engei6le9t
aus benz Yarabiie bertrieben worben
if, lift bafelbe nit allerbanb 9eiben ges
pIogt. ct. Safobs Del lit befanntli9
bas bette Sdmersenbeilmittel.
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a8m6leuS 0lrnica.salbe.

Die bette SaIbe Der Belt fur Gdnitte,
N~uetidmnsen, @efdpire, Gieber. unb Saut.
ausf9tas, GIedte, %eeipruneere Sdnbe, Groft.
beulen unb ale 9auttranfbeiten furirt 9a.
mcrrboiben ober feline Be3abIung. 8oIige
Classification sarautirt ober bas geIb pirb
auriiderfattet. 26 Gents bic Sdadtel bel u.
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oImproyed Condition Powders

be unb Rinobieb. Elm ansse3eidnetes nnb ct.
probes puIber in Der Heban6lnng bon Gnb,
tranfbeitcn aIer art, a~lIsemeine ltnpdblidfeit.
Mupadfsn Der Saut, Rdube, seIbes @a6er,
Wangel an Mppetit. @ebrau1saupeifuns auf
BET Gillette. Gabrisirt bon unb gum 8erfauf
bel MboIpb OreiB, eIamo Ylasa, sesen.
iiber bet Ypfoffiee, Gan Hntonio.
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8dderei unb @iseream parlur
bon
r. "ence.
Wence.

32s Soniton. Gde bon Seferion,@ trabe.
Dem seebrten Yublifum sur Nadridt, bab
i1 itets cine b%onfdnbise answa6I bonn ~feinfen
Baduert unb ~felbitgemadten nnb importirtem
Candies auf Eager baIte. Els. Cream pirb in
ieber Nuantitat ms Saus %seIiefert.
GtSfaIte8 @ocas u. MincraluafTer.
,le.7 Ism
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Weue @adreu.

ltnermiiolid III feincm Offer, Oas Bette gu
bieteu. mas Der Marft %liefert, bat BET befannte
S1u9banb1er 9err JAS. MARTIN e>
nen neuer; @orratb bon Damea- unb &inber'
S9uben cinselcst, Der allies iibertiift, mos mir
bisber in bieier 8rande iaben. Sic banbse.
adDtsn s9a9; iin0 a pom el a,sg, ssidt'sislt ans
Giibdeu, gu aieren. @ir eriuden Die Damen,
fi9 bic nenen @aaren anaulebeu unb le tperoen
nit ms hbereiniimmen, bab SaS. Martin iei.
men Ruf, Der faibionable Sdubbdnoler %uniersr
Stabt 81 iein, aufredt erbaIt.
Feiles Sarsaparilla" far
ole 8lut. unb Sautttanfbeiten. aurirt bic
fdIimmfen Sale bon Blutueraiftuns bis sur
sep0bnliden SHINE. Misunderstanding auf
BET Etifette. Gabrisirt bon Der Mlamo Mft'g
gompanb uab gum @erfauf an Bieberberfdnfer
mnb an @ribatperiunen bel u. Oreib Gan
Mntonio.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1885-09-26


FRIDAY, 1S.-Gustave Bohle and Eva Bohle VS..
William Douglas; appeal from Justice Hevern;
before reported judgement below for Douglass
for property replevied one cent damages and 81
costs, affirmed. D. M. Osborne d Co. VS.. Jacob
Gettel judgement extended for plaintiff for 81 49,
5S. Emanuel Herman, Jr., administrator, vs.. Ran
dOlph G. Scholl; Judgment extended for plaintiff III
for $351.53. Hugh Keys, trading as james N.
Keys & Son, VS.. J. P. Shultheis; case docketed
by consent and judgment for plaintiff by confess
sion for $17774.
MONDAY, 21.-Peabody Heights Company VS..
John P. Sadter judgment for plaintiff by con-
fession on terms to be filed. Sarah A. Spioer, ex
ecutrix, VS.. Garrett G. W. Durham; removed to
the Court of Common Pleas of Baltimore city.
Joseph L. Duncan ct al. VS.. Charles and Eliza j.
Goodwin; action of ejectment; on trial before
jury.
TUESDAY, 22d-Jos. L. Duncan ct al. vs.. Chas.
and Eliza j. Goodwin; action of ejectment; be-
fore reported still on trial. The court, on re-
commentator of the grand jury, released from Jail
here John Fogle, John Fay, Nelson Thompson,
VIM. Henderson, Thos. Jones, James Mcdonald,
John Phillips, VIM. H. Rogers and Chas. Wright,
charged with trespassing on the Northern Central
Railroad and Edward Hardy, tramp.
WEDNESDAY, 23.-Joseph L. Duncan ct al: VS..
Charles and Eliza j. Goodwin; action of eject
ment; before reported; still on trial.
THURSDAY, 24.-Joseph L. Duncan ct al. vs..
Chas. and Eliza ]. Goodwin action OF ejectment ];
before reported; verdict for plaintiff for property
described in the declaration; one cent damages
and costs. The Baltimore Guano Company VS..
Jacob Brilliant; judgment for plaintiff by comics
sion on terms to be fled In the matter OF open
ing private road in the Thirteenth district; ap-
peal from the County Commissioners; Henry
Doering, appellant; on trial.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1885-09-26

GUYTON.-On Thursday, 18th of September,
1885, James Suter, aged, 10 years, beloved and
only son of Elisha j. and Laura Guyton.
DISNEY.-At Owing's Mills, Baltimore county,
ON September 20, Nelson K. Disney, in the 41st
year Of his age.
YEATES.-On September IS, Martha R., in the
55th year of her age, beloved wife of DR.. H. P.
P. Yeates.
MANNING.-In Baltimore county, on Septem-
Der Is, Matte Petit, second daughter of Chas.
H. and Badoura Dobson Manning.
MILBURN.-On Tuesday, September Is, near
Triumph, Baltimore county, Md, Chas. Lyman,
aged l year months and 20 days, youngest
son of Francis H. and Mary E. Milburn.
McCORMICK.-On September 20, Patrick Nc
.Cormick, in the 41st year of his age, native
of county Wexford, Ireland.
PFEIFFER.-On September %, Alfred F., aged
10 years, son of George F. Pfeiffer, of Cations
vile.
MATTHEWS.-On fourth day, 2sd instant, at
his residence, Baltimore county, Evan Matthews,
in the 10th year of his age.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1885-09-26
PRIVATE SALE
OF A
VALUABLE FARM,

Situated on Chestnut Ridge, within two and
a-half miles of Texas, N. G. r. R., con- *
I'm tanning 1921 ACRES OF LAND, S4N
i.& SIS acres of which is in good timber. Il
The land is in good condition, having recently
been lined. There is a good HOUSE and neces-
sary outbuildings on the place. The fences are
good and water abundant; peach orchard OF 50
trees and other fruits; the timber is suited for
R. R. ties posts and rails, and ready sale for
lap wood at Texas. The property is near the
farm of Jos. Nuttenberger. Terms of sale will be
made accommodating and any information given
by the undersigned, who lives on the property.
JOSEPH T. OSBORNE,
Ellengowan P. o., Baltimore county, Md.
Sent. 1875.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1885-09-26
MARRIAGES.

BEALE-ROBINSON.- September 8, by Rev.
W. S. Hammond, James II. Beale to Sallie j.,
the youngest daughter of the late Maulsby
Robinson.
RADEBAUGH-DUNL the residence of
the brides grandmother, in Baltimore, on Tues
day, September Is, 1885, by Rev. Maurice E.
Wilson, Garrett P. Radebaugh, of Govanstown,
Baltimore county, to Mary D., daughter of DR..
Albert Dunlap, of Iowa.