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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1890-12-27
A Juryman and his Money Soon Parted

A Juryman and his Money Soon Parted.
The Baltimore EVening News of goth inst,
tells this little story of how one of the mem
bers of the late Baltimore county Grand Jury
lost his money: Mentally fatigued by listen
ing to the dry exposition of law in the Archer
bond case at Towson Friday, Jacob NJ. Gem
mill came to Baltimore late that afternoon in
quest of diversion. He was not long in find
ing all he wanted, and more, too. Yesterday
he appeared before Justice Hobbs and got out
warrants for the arrest of Mary O'Keefe and
Maggie Doyle, whom he charged with robbing
him of s25. Gemmill said that he met the
women on Calvert st. and had a considerable
quantity of liquid refreshments in their COM
pany. 1t was, Gemmill alleges, at house on
North Front st. that the women extracted the
money from his trousers pocket He also had
a lot Of change, how much he does not know,
which was also spirited away The women
made so much noise that the proprietor of the
house ordered them out and then locked Gem
mill in a room. As the women were leaving
Mary O'Keefe ordered some beer and produced
ten-dollar bill to pay for it. The proprietor
could not change it, and Mary got out guam
tity of silver and bills of small denominations.
The women fatty denied having stolen cent
from Gemmill. They were, however, commit
ted for court"
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NOR SALE.

A very valuable FARM of 1873 ACRES, sit
sEsA uated near Steelton, 18th district, Na
49, Baltimore county, near the Sparrow III
Point Railroad, and miles from baltimore by
the North Point Road. This farm is very pro-
ductive and well suited for the trucking bust
ness. The buildings are in first-class condition
location healthy and pleasant. Its close prox-
renders it very desirable. 1t is admirably adapt
ed for public resort, being situated on Back
River. For terms and other particulars, address
LONGNECKER BROS,
Real Estate and Loan Agents, Towsontown. Md.
June TT.
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Disbursements for November, $780,. 1851
Balance on hand November 20. 1905 1s,S444s


Letter from Former Baltimore Coun-
tian--Our old friend Silas Peirce, of Oregon,
Holt county, Missouri, in remitting his sub
past season have been only fair; not SO good
as last year. although we have large surplus
of grain that is yet to be shipped out of this
county Corn delivered in cars is selling at
AZ to As cts. per bushel, which is more than
double what it brought last winter. Wheat is
bringing from rs to 90 cts according to quality.
Potatoes were almost an entire failure and are
now bringing 81 10 per bushel turnips were
a good crop and sold in the fall at 20 cts. per
bushel hogs are selling at from So to 81 per
cwt., gross. The apple crop was good in some
localities and winter fruit sold from so to rs
cts a bushe. Many buyers came here from
New York Several hundred barrels were ship
ped from here to England. We are enjoying
very mild weather No snow yet and no rain
for several weeks. There is very little frost in
the ground The roads in this county are very
fine; never saw them so good at this season.
A great many emigrants passed through this
section during the fall. They came from
Western Kansas, Nebraska and the Dakotas,
having left there on account of the failure of
were in search of places to winter where they
could get work or find grass for their stock
Sitting Bull, / suppose, is really dead. ltwould
have been good thing had he been sent to the
happy hunting grounds some years ago. before
his brutal massacre of the brave Custer and his
men. | know something about these people,
having lived among them for three years en-
ployed by the Government in mission farming
for the Iowa and Sac Indians. came out all
right, although / once came very near being
tomahawked."
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Prices at the Eastern Hay Scales.-The
following were the quotations at the Eastern
Hay Scales on Thursday Timothy hay, per
ton, IS and $40; clover hay, 50 and$lO; wheat
straw, 81 and So; rye straw, S14 and SIS oat
straw, So and 50; corn per bbl., s29Oand $500.
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MARRIAGES

KROMER-C ROOK.-At Fairview, near Mary
land Line, on Dec. %, 1890, by Rev. w. F. Rob
erts, DR.. Thomas B. Kroner, of Washington,
ID. c., to Luanna, the only daughter Of F. A.
Crook. Jr., of Baltimore county.
BAKER-WILHELM.-A Partition NJ. E. par
sonage. on the evening of Dec. "a, 1890, by Rev.
w. F. Roberts, Samuel Nelson Baker to Lula
e. Wilhelm, both of Baltimore county.
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Herring Run Race Track Sold; George
w. Stocksdale, auctioneer, sold at the Court
House on Monday, for Messrs. Augustus Paper
and S. j. Hartman, attorneys, under mort
gage from Lawrence Mayberry to Moses Fox
the property known as Herring Run race track
for 500, subject to mortgage for $4,000: The
place contains 70 acres and is improved by a
frame hotel, stabling, shedding and other
buildings.
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Successful School Entertainment-Me
ais Awarded.-The public school at Reisters-
town gave most enjoyable entertainment in
GoodWins Hail. on Tuesday evening last. A
delighted audience filled the hall to its utmost
capacity. The programme consisted of operet-
tas, light comedies Rotations and vocal and
instrumental music. Fol, three consecutive
wears this school has won the two gold medals
awarded for scholastic merit The Cunning
ham medal, given for the highest general aver
age, was awarded to Charles Woods, and the
Rogers medal, given by Col. Charles B. Rogers.
school examiner, to the postgraduate pupil OBJ
tanning the highest average, was awarded to
John Rooms. Col. Rogers made brief address
and awarded the two medals nine certificates
ofscholarship and seven teachers certificates,
won by pupils of the school at the examiners
last annual examination. Prof. q. c. Ebaugh,
the principal, under whose capable manage
ment the school has become one of the very
best in the county, is deservedly very popular
He is ably assisted by Misses Ida Brown Helen
Thomas and Lizzie Schofield. The receipts
from the entertainment were more than sufi-
Gent to pay all expenses, including the cost of
gifts, &c.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1890-12-27

Death of an Estimable Woman.-Mlss
Emma S. Stewart whose critical illness was
announced in THE UNION last week, died at her
home, near Philopolis, on Tuesday. She was
q daughter of the late Ebenezer Stewart and a
sister of Messrs w. w. C. and Milbmn Stewart
well known farmers of the Sth district. The
funeral took place at Jessop M. e. Church at
10 o'clock on Friday morning and was very
largely attended. Miss Stewards death will
be a great loss to the community in which
she lived. She was most estimable Christian
woman who took an active part in all church
and charitable works. She will be especially
missed by Jessop Church as it was there she
labored so earnestly in the cause of religion.
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School INTERCHANGEABLE public school
at Govanstown, of which Mr.. Thomas c. Bruff
is principal gave very enjoyable free enter
tainment to the parents and friends of the
children on Tuesday evening most inter
esting and amusing programme was presented
and all who participated sustained their respec-
tive parts admirably After the exercises Mr..
Bruff dealt out the Christmas good-things Mr..
Chas. III. Sheridan, of Towsontown, imperson-
ating Santa Claus. An amusing feature was
the presentation of fine live turkey to John
Cooper, the amiable colored janitor of the
school, There are 160 children in the school
and they, with the teachers, each contributed
one cent and thus the money to pay for the
bird was raised Before the presentation took
place some of the boys cut the string with
which the turkeys legs were tied and Cooper
had lively chase before he captured his Christ
the only present given by the school.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1890-12-27

THE SUPREME BENCH of Baltimore has refused
to grant new trial in the case of William
Rlaney, convicted of murder in the first degree
for the killing of his grandmother and aunt.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1890-12-27

81. Johns Evangelical Lutheran Cts''ch, Park
UiHe.-Rev. Karl Buff. pastor. Service and ser
mon every Sunday, at iO.3O A. M.
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Belfast, 9th District.-The infant son of
Mr.. Benjamin Brooks died suddenly under
very distressing circumstances, on the 18th
instant. 1t had been playing with sister and
its neck The mother discovered and released it
but it died in few minutes.
Mr.. Evan H. Wheeler who spent the past
year in Iowa, returned home on the 18th inst.
He expects to remain here.
Mr.. Joshua Cofiel having rented the farm of
Mr.. John ID. Childs, has taken charge of the
same. .Fl er
Mr.. James Hogan and family has removed
to Parkton.
Rev. Duncan McCulloch gave magic lantern
entertainment at Glencoe. on Thursday even
ing of last week.
Santa Claus paid his annual visit to the little
folks and made glad their hearts by filling their
stockings with seasonable presents.
Rev. Edward Hayes will preach in Bosley's
Church, Sunday, 2Sth inst, at 3P. NJ. OLIN.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1890-12-27

Gardenville, 18th Distrect.-The public
school of this place gave its Christmas enter
tainment on Tuesday afternoon. An interest
ing programme, consisting of vocal and instru-
mental music dialogues, readings, recitatibns,
&C., was presented. Among those who took
part were Mr.. f. G. Hoff, Misses Mollie M.
Read, Julia Biddison and Rhea MARYLAND and
Walter Grain and Walter Neumayer.
Andrew Chapel Church Sunday school will
hold its Christmas entertainment on Monday
evenging, December 29th at 7.30 o'clock. A
pleasant time is anticipated.
Mr. Ely has removed from Hartford county
to house on the property of Mr.. John S. Bid
olson. He will engage in the wheelwright
business with his brother.
The reading circle, lately reorganized, is
flourishing. The young folks greatly enjoy
the weekly meetings. q.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1890-12-27

Epson IT. p Church, TosCsontoaon. Preaching
at 1890 A. NJ, by the pastor, Rev. A. ID. Dick.
Prayer meetings Sunday and Wednesday nights.
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NOR SALE.

A very snug little farm of 26k ACRES, acres
of which are in timber; nearly new frame house,
6sstenant house, bank barn; land in fine &&
@::.aa condition and very productive; springs ~
and streams; excellent neighborhood and within
2Ominutes' drive of Hyde Station, Marya Cen
trail Railroad, and right on the borders OF Long
Green Valley. Will sell the place with all farm
stock machinery, &C., included, but if that is not
desirable will dispose of the farm without the
latter. Address, LONGNECKER BROS.
Real Estate and Loan Agents,
May 31.-tf. Towsontown. ND.
M0Nhf TO LOAN On "0N'A'N
One sum of $500, one of $4,000, and one Of
81, 800 at per cent. Address
LOCK BOX 1893,
sept. 15.-tf) Towson P. o., BALTIC. CO.. Nd.
MONEY TO LOAN,
ON GOOD SECURITY. Address.
LOCK BOX Z, TOWSON P. o..
Feb 28-tf. TowsontowD. Md.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1890-12-27

FTHE NATIONAL BANK
OF COCKEYSVILLE.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the
National Bank of Cockeysville will be held at its
RANKING HOUSE, on
Tuesday, January 18Th, 1891,
Between the hours of and 23O P. NJ, of said day,
FOR THE ELECTION OF A BOARD OF d.
RECTORS to serve for the ensuing year.
VIM. II. BUCK, JR., Cashier.
JOSHUA +. COCKEY, JR., President.
Dec. 13-td.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1890-12-27

Two Incendiary Fires.-The house known
as the Chestnut Grove Hotel, on the North
Point road, 18th district, owned by Alfred
Myers. was destroyed by fire on Monday night
last. 1t was occupied by several colored fam
lilies who got out safely. Insured for $500. On
Tuesday night stable on the same property
was burned, together with several wagons,
lot of feed and other articles. The stock was
gotten out. Both fires are believed to have
been of incendiary origin.
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DOR SALE

8i
A VALUABLE FARM OF about 325 ACRES,
on My Lady's Manor, 10th district, Baltimore
county within y miles of Monkton Station, n
r r. r. I50 acres cleared, balance timber land
most pleasant neighborhOod in the county, the
dwelling has IL large rooms and is beautifully
situated: large barn and all other necessary
buildings water convenient to house and barn
and in every field all kinds of fruit. This IS
a fine tract of land and its convenience to Rail
road makes it very desirable. The building are
worth more than half that is asked for the farm
Terms From 5000 to $1,000, cash, balance to
suit purchaser. Apply to -.. 800,
o LONGNECKER BROS,
Real Estate and Loan Agents. Towsontown, Nd.
Mav3I.-tf
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1890-12-27

Gunpowder Farmers Club.-The regular
monthly meeting of the Senior Gunpowder Ag-
ricultural Club was held at the residence of
Mr.. Lewis M. Bacon on Saturday last. There
was full attendance of members and the pro-
ceedings were interesting. One of the subjects
discussed was how to raise potatoes with profit.
Mrs. Bacon served a splendid supper to her
guests. The next meeting of the club will be
held at the residence of Mr.. w. w. Matthews,
Saturday, January 18th, 1891.
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Sale of O Tract of Lapd.-E. j. Herman,
auctioneer sold at the Court House on Tues
day, for Messrs. w. r. Townsend and Edgar s.
Bevans, trustees in the equity proceedings of
Joshua Bevans VS.. Sarah Bevans, tract of 491
acres of unimproved land near Bengies Station
10Th district, to Mr.. Wilson Townsend for $3.50.
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PROPERTY Transfers in Baltimore County

Deeds, Leases, Mortgages, Bills of Sale, ETC.,
received for record in the office of the Clerk of
the Circuit Court for Baltimore county:
DEEDS. ASSIGNMENTS. ETC.
Helen Culver to Mrs. Saranda Bortner
Samuel Snowden to Elizabeth T. Swartz.
J. +. Massmer and wife to NJ. e. Meckley.
i. J. Lloyd and hus to ]. d. Geist.
VIM. H. Hoddinott and wife to frederick
Neidhardt and wife.
Frederick Neidnardt and wife to Philip ].
Krock and wife.
o. H. Disney to s. E. Marshall.
VIM. Daniel & VT. &C., to Elisha Christopher.
+. w. Rowe and wife to J. A. Sparks and VT.
+. X. Augns to Maria Johnson.
A. A. Piper to VIM. c. Piper.
ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGES.
NJ. G. Cockey to S. D. Geist.
Chas. G. Hill to Joshua Parsons.
Martha +. Williams to S. D. Geist.
MORTGAGES.
Saranda Bortner and hus. to Arlington L. q 5.
A., 81, 500
John Blackenheim t. Astor Mutual B. A, 1885,
H. L. Schmidt to Confidence l.. & S. A. $780,
Nj. ]. H Webster to r. S. Albert, trus., So, 213
VIM. Holtzner to Convention p. B. A, 81 400.
Fred. Neidhardt to Lauraville P l.. A, $500.
VIM. C. Piper to r. r. Hammond, $780,
JUDGMENTS.
Convention P. B. A.No.1 VS.. NJ F. Porter, &c. $780,
Same VS.. G.. +. Akehurst, $780,
Fullerton p. L. A. VS.. Vincent Wilson, 800.
RELEASES.
Confidence l.. q S. A. to H. L. Schmidt.
Thomas Wright to Andrew Carrothers
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Eutaa0 IT. p Church, Hartford Preaching
every Sunday, by the pastor, Rev. J. M. Gill, at
III A. M.
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counsel for Alexander Y. Dolfield, has docket
ed suit against William H. Walter and Emma
v. Walter, his wife, for trespass. alleged to
have been committed on Dolfeld's property,
near Owings' Mills, 4th district. He has also
sued out writ of injunction to restrain the
which runs on or near the boundary line of his
property, and of which he claims exclusive
ownership. The plaintiffin his bill AYERS that
the use of the road by the defendants has dam
aged an ice-pond which he has made for sup
plying ice to his family during the months in
which he lives upon the property.
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r. r. Boarnsan, Attorney, ToacsOntO'o'',

nRIVATE SALE
Valuable Farm of 800 Acres in Back River
- Neck, Baltimore County. -
The undersigned offers at private sale, all that
tract or parcel of land situate in Back RIVER
Neck, Baltimore county, on the road leaning
from Stemmer's Run to Holly Neck, about
miles from Stemmer's Run and ABOUT miles
from Baltimore known as the Roberts prop
erty, CONTAINING 800 ACRES OF LAND,
MORE OR LESS. The farm has landing
and two ducking points on Back river. lmprov-
ed nv a two-story Frame Dwelling, large frame
barn wagon house and granarY. Pump and well
near the dwelling. About 100 acres in wood the
rest is cleared land. For particulars address
r. R. BOARMAN, Attorney.
June It'll ToWsontoWn, Mu'
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Death CO an Aged Woman:-Mrs. Woods,
wife of the late Richard Colt Woods, died at
the residence of her son, Mr.. VIM. c. Woods,
at Summerfield, NJ. C. r. r., on Tuesday last,
aged n years. For many years the Woods
family owned and occupied the old stone house
property on the Joppa road nearly opposite
the summer residence of Mr.. George w. Abel.
Deceased was a sister of the late James l.. Gal
lagher, the actor, and her husband was broth
err of the late John w. Woods, the well known
of Mrs Woods were temporarily inferred ON
the farm of Mrs. John C. Pearce and will be
hereafter removed to the cemetery at Towson-
town.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1890-12-27

The Treasurer in Luck.-On Wednesday
morning County Treasurer Geo. w. Yellott
was presented by his clerks, Messrs. J. Har-
man Schone and Thomas r. Lawrence, and his
counsel, John f. Centrum, Esq, Capt. Chas. b.
MCLEAN and the surveying corps, with pretty
gold watch chain and locket. Capt. MCLEAN
made the presentation speech, to which Mr..
Yellott respondedin his usual brilliant oratori-
cal STYLE In connection with this affair there
is a right good joke on Mr.. Yellott. The gen
tlemen had intended giving him gold watch
also, but about two weeks ago he bought one
for himself, thus cutting down the cost of his
Christmas gift more than one half.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1890-12-27

CdlUdry Baptist Church, TOaCS0ntoaOn. Preach
ing every Sunday, at p. NJ, by the pastor, Rev.
w. II. Hubbard. Bible study Tuesday evenings
at 7.30 O'Clock.
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CHAS. C. FULTON & CO.,
FELIX AGNUS, Manager ana PuOtShef,
Dec27.-tf1 American Office, Baltimore, Nd
FOE RENT
BY THE YEAR OR TERN OF YEARS,
@ JIG
A VERY DESIRABLE
LITTLE FARM OF % ACRES
WITH LARGE DWELLING AND NECESSA-
RY OUTBUILDINGS,
WITHIN THREE MILES OF THE
CITY HALL.
He. TURNBULL, JR.,
Sc. Lexington Street, Baltimore, Nd
June14fEeh. %
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The Case Against Archer's Bondsmen.
Judges Fowler and Burke have under consid-
Grafton the question as to the limitation of the
liability of the sureties of ex-State Treasurer
Stevenson Archer on the bond of 1886. The
argument was concluded on Tuesday, after
which Chief Judge Fowler stated that the courts
decision on the question would be announced
some days prior to Monday, January 5, 1891,
to which date further proceedings were ad-
journed The opinion will be announced in
advanced so that counsel may prepare their
pleas and delay be avoided in the selection Of
the jury.
The question as to the liability of the bonds
men of 1886 was raised by demurrer ofthe de-
PENDANTS to the second replication of the State
If the court sustans the demurrer the case will
go to trial on the first replication OF the State
and the proof will be confined to the amount of
Archer defalcation down to February -, 1888.
If the demurrer is overruled the proof will be
extended to defalcations up to November IL,
1889. The question is a preliminary one, but
was ably and thoroughly argued on both sides
because of its important bearing on the case.
. If it should be decided finally in favor of the
bondsmen they would be relieved of the larger
part of the liability the State is seeking to fas-
tnn on them
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Sales of 3rnpsrtu.
IDEAL ESTATE AND LOAN AGENCY.
loans NEGOTIATED on REAL ESTAT III

Farms, Dwellings, Village Lots and all
kinds of Real Property Bought
and Sold.
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Will Come Back to Baltimore County
We have received the following letter dated

We have received the following letter dated
Salem, Va. December 24th, 1890:
Editors Baltimore County UniOn-Dedr SirS:
Salem is beautifully situated between the
Blue Ridge and Allegany mountains and the
future of the place is no doubt assured if the
industries to be operated here are successfully
carried out. The town is full of doctors and
real estate agents, but physician could no
doubt build up a good practice in course OF
time There are negroes here in immense
numbers, but it is impossible to secure them
to do any kind of household work. There
fore it is my intention to return to my old
home in tie 9th district of Baltimore county
at an early day More anon.
JOSEPH S. BALDWIN, M. ID.
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CHURCH SERVICES.

Toacsontoacn NJ E. Church.-Preaching to NOR
row Sunday, at IL A. M. and 7.30 p NJ. by Rev.
w. Maslin Frysinger, of Baltimore.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday, at 7.3O p. M
Glass meetings on Thursday, at and 7.3O p. NJ.
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Trinity p. Il. Church, 0nt01Cn.-Rev. w. III.
II. Powers, RectOr.-Services Sundays at ii A. NJ.
and 500 p. NJ; Friday, at p. NJ. Lutheryille-
Sunday. at p. NJ.
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These Thieves Should be Well Punished.
Three men from Baltimore were arrested in
the 18th district on Tuesday, and committed to
Towsontown Jail, on the charge of cutting
down and stealing ornamental trees from. the
Hebrew Cemetery on the Philadelphia road.
They wanted them for Christmas trees
on Tuesday Mr.. George A. Ogle. of the LIST
district, sent letter to the County Commits
sioners asking that mounted policeman be
sent to Wilkens avenue to prevent thieves with
wagons from making incursions into the coun-
ty and cutting down by wholesale the pines
and cedars that adorn the lands. They have
been at this work, Mr.. Ogle says, for some
DAYS, and in most cases defy interference. He
adds the taxpayers are entitled to some .protec-
ton, but none of his family or his neighbors
remember having ever seen policeman in
that vicinity.
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SALES ADVERTISER IN oTHE UNION

SALES ADNEbI1SEO In 'lHL ONAON'
Monday, Dec 90, by John Shanahan, at the 49,
Mile House, west prong of the Hartford turn
pike, horses, COWS, farm implements, bar fix
lures, etc.
Monday, Dec. 20, by Lewis Ahrens, on the Dover
road, near Hoffman'st avern stock, farm i'm
plements, etc.
Monday, Jan. 5, by M. w. Ofutt, attorney. on the
Sth district.
Wednesday, January :, by Mrs. Sarah ]. Burke,
near Cowpens Station, NJ. G. r. R., stock,
farming implements, provender, etc.
Monday, January L. by George A. Galloway, at
Rayville, 9th district, mules, horses, cows,
hogs, farm implements, &c.
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iSdter's Baptist CtuTch.-Preaching every Sum
day by the pastor, Rev. w. II. Hubbard, at ii AM.