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ROOSEVELT ASKS BRYAN QUESTIONS

Away up in the silver mining camps, with
environment unfavorable, if not unfriendly
some one threw question at the Rough Rider,
who didn't wabble and dodge and sneak as
Bryan has so often doEe, with one issue for
the East, another for the West and evasion
when neither will fit, but like a man, soldier
and statesman he hurled back his reply as
quick as he drew his sword in just cause.
whats your platform. anyhow" asked
the coached miner.
tariff, expansion. and keeping up the flag"
said Roosevelt.
When Mr.. Bryan asked why he didn't go
home and kill the Ice Trust, he showed he had
already done everything the law allows and
that he had no right to suppress it with regi-
ment of cavalry-much as this Democratic
trust deserved it,
Then he turned and asked Mr.. Bryan two
questions. The whole country waits for an
swers. Here they are
Nov, as have answered that question,
wish Mr.. Bryan would enlighten us on the point
as to whether, if he comes into office, he will
pay the obligations of the nation in gold or silver
will gladly answer any question he puts, and 1
would like to have him answer this question in
return.
Moreover, would like to have him answer
whether, if the consent of the governed, that he
is so insistent upon, must be had in the Philip
pines, why it should not te insisted upon in
North Carolina as we'll"
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BRYAN DEsPAIRs of the future of the country
because voters insist on permitting business to
influence their politics, and yet he himself has
grown wealthy by making politics his business.
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In 1885, under Democratic administration,
our favorable trade balance was 75,56S, 200.
During the last three years, under the Repub-
lican policy of expansion in the worlds
markets, our valuable trade balance has aver
aged more than $685., OOO, 900 each year. This
means more work for the mills and more
work for American labor.
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For the information of all persons concerned,
the following Act of the Legislature passed
March 24th, 1866, is published:
CHAPTER 19l.
AN ACT prohibiting the sale Of spirttuous or ger-
naented liquors in the several counties Of the STATE
on the dag Of election.
SECTfON1 /. Be 10 enacted By the General Assembly
of Maryland. That it shall not be lawful for the
Keeper of any hotel, tavern, store, drinking es-
tablishment, or any other place where liquors
are sold, or for any person or persons, directly
or Indirectly, to sell, barter give or dispose of
any spirituous or fermented liquors. ale, beer or
intoxicating drinks of any kind. on the days OF
election hereafter to be held in the several coun-
ties of the State.
SEC. 2. And be II enacted That any person yio-
lating the provisions of this Act shall be liable
to Indictment by the Grand Jury of the county
where the offence is committed, and shall, upon
conviction before any Judge of any OF the Cir
cult Courts of this State, be fined sum not less
than fifty dollars nor more than one hundred
dollars for each and every offence-one-ha half the
fine shall be paid to the informer the other half
to the County Commissioners, for the use of pub
lie roads. WILLIAM ii. TODD,
Oct. 6.-te1 Sheriff of Baltimore county.
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BRIGHT SKIES ALL AROUND.


No one of any familiarity with political
sweep of the tide towards the Republicans. 1t
is so palpable that the labored efforts of the
various Democratic machines are seen to be
directed to local results, the keeping up Of the
party organization and animating the droop-
ing spirits of the faithful.
East and West join in the torrent-like rush
towards Mckinley. Argument and logic, a
calm survey of the situation, determination
of the workingmen to leave well enough alone,
the triumphant march of the Republic, intense
opposition to lowering the flag before weak
but willy foe, almost universal condemnation
of the lame issues and preposterous platform
of Populistic Organism, promise this year to
overwhelm the false Democracy for all time to
come.
The New York Herald, which at first rather
favored Bryan in its calculation Of results, has
made special canvass by experienced agents
and demonstrates by their Investigations Of
the facts that it is impossible to elect him I'M
less some unlikely revolution of opinion and
action should now ensue and that nothing else
can deprive Mckinley of New York, which
decides the election in any possible combina-
ton Of electoral votes.
The Herald's greatest error is as to Maryland,
which it puts in the Democratic column, there
being the best reasons to reverse this. Leading
IDEAL Democrats themselves admit it. The
Baltimore San. through its Washington cor
respondent, virtually throws up the sponge,
and through some stalking-horses, which it
describes as "a regular organization Democrat,
who has held prominent positions" and lone
of the prominent State leaders," in effect,
oaAaises trcasoiI the managers, who are
alleged mot to be sincere and to be conducting
the campaign in such way as to give the
vote to Mckinley, but at the same time make
s.Ich public show of work for Mr.. Bryan as
to relieve them of the charge of treachery."
The Gold Democrats are fighting vigorously
ar d with effect the best men of the party, in
c ;ding many who worked earnestly for Gov
tor Smith in 1892 are now heartily for Nc
'inley and Republican Congressman to hold
his hands and patriotic policies.
tIn the Second district favorable reports come
>. on every side. Mr.. Blakeney is conducting
lively canvass; the opposition in his party to
Mr.. Talbot grows; Mr.. Steele's movement
broadens; the registration is markedly in
favor of the Republicans, notably so in the
city wards of the district From now on the
campaign needs only intelligent and persistent
work to lead to a brilliant success.
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lso, at the same time and place win |

Also. at Inc same Time ana place Will be SOLD
- the following personala>,
f7X$A. property, viz: Two Horses,T 49, q
WX lsuitable for all purposes &x44k
-AACsNk~4 hogs / two or three-horses Aa'zAS1E
broad-tread wagon, one-horse Spring Wagon,
Market Wagon, Top Buggy, l two-seat Surrey,
l DeeIing Mower, Penn Grain Drill, nearly
new; l Thomas Hay Tedder. / Buggy Rake
two-horse Roller, / Cutting Box, Wheat Fan,
three-horse Syracuse Plow, 1 two-horse Oliver
Chilled Plow, / No. 10 Oliver Chilled Pillow,
Stevenson SpringTooth Harrow, 2 Double
Shovel Plows. Single Shovel Pillow, Iron Age
Cultivator, Grindstone, / Corn Drag, ! Grain
Cradle. 2 Carriage Poles, Hay Fork, with Rope
and Pulleys complete; Wood Saw, Mattocks,
Hoes, Forks. lot Ribbon Wire, 2 set Breech-
band, set Lead Harness. ] set Express Har-
ness. Collars, Brides, Halters, lot Grain Sacks,
lot Manure, L large Grain Box, holds so BUSH
els; lot Small Boxes, lot Garden Boxes. lot
Strawberry Crates and Boxes, about acres
Corn in the shock; lot prime Timothy Hay,
lot Second Crop Hay, rick Wheat Straw, about
bushels Fall Onion Sets, lot Lima Bean Poles,
lot Blackberry Stakes, lot Chickens, &c. Also,
lot Household and Kitchen Furniture, l Butter
Box, Churn and many other articles.
TERMS FOR PERSONAL PROPERTY.-All
sums of 80 and under. cash over that amount
credit of nine months. Purchasers giving
notes with approved seeaaftJs Deofffis fntorooD
from day of sale.
sale are fully complied with.
GEORGE w. LONGLEY.
VIM. H. TIMANUS, Clerk.
Oct. 13-2t*
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ONE OF the amusing things of the present
campaign is the statement made by Mr.. Bryan,
in his Fort Wayne speech, that bis military
experience had taught him that the life OF
soldier was dangerous one.
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Mr.. BRYAN has finished his letters accepting
the various nominations rendered to him, and
is now preparing one in which he will accept
the inevitable.
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Mr.. GoRMAN has made a political forecast
without giving his opinion as to the result OF
the election. In other words, Mr.. German
knows how it is going, but doesn't care to add
to the embarrassment of his party.
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81, The Real Estate consists of s3x@
t5;:a 2lX ACRES OF LAND, 40
Is acres cleared, balance in wood. The land is
improved by a two story
DWELLING HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS,
of excellent water. The ground is highly inn
proved, having been used as truck farm for
many years, and is in a thickly settled Neigh
denominations, stores and postoffice; miles
from electric cars
TERMS OF PERSONAL PROPERTY ARE =
All sums of $40 and under, cash all sums over
$40 credit of four months will be given, pur-
chasers giving their notes with approved Sc
curity. bearing interest from day of sale.
R6-No goods TO be removed until settled for.
TERMS FOR REAL ESTATE will be made
known on the day of sale and easy for pur-
chaser.
HENRY NEIL.
CHARLES BROCKMYER, Clerk.
Oct. 13.-1t.
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THE New YORK Herald has been making an
investigation all over the country into the
chances of the parties in the coming election.
and has come to the conclusion that Mckinley
will have a big majority. This judgment
agrees with that of all the other authorities.
The Republican lead, from present indications,
will be at least as large as it was in 1896. Posi-
bly, the majority in the popular vote will not
be as great as it was then, but the majority in
the electoral college stands chance to go be-
yond that years mark. Nevertheless, every
Republican is going to cast his ballot on elec-
ton day just as if the result was in serious
donht.
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By virtue of the power contained in mort
a. gage from ]. Fielding Hinder and wife ~
EI and George ID. Hinder to Kate l.. Hin ~Q~
der, dated 18th day of March, A. d. 1898, and re-
corded among the Mortgage Records of Bal
timore county, in Liber N. b. NJ, No. 2O4,
gage will sell at Public Auction, at the COURT
HOUSE DOOR, in Towsontown, on
Wednesday, the 7th Day of November, A. d.,
1900,
At 1890 o'clock P. NJ,
ALL THAT SPLENDID PROPERTY KNOWN
AS THE CALLAHAN PROPERTY"
situate as aforesaid and described in the mort
gage above referred to, and also in deed from
Patrick Callahan and wife to j. Fielding Hinder
and George d. Hinder, said deed dated the Sth
day of July A. D., 1891, and recorded among the
Land Records of Baltimore county in L1ber
JW. s., No. 1877, folio 1923, sc. Said farm con-
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-SlX ACRES,
80 acres of which is in excellent timber. balance
clear and in a high state Of c1ltiyation. Also
For particular description see deed from John
Yellott and wife to Walter Booth, dated 18th
April iSSt ana ontv in Iiber IA FL
No. IL, folio 49, &c.
sN-This farm can be divided to an advantage
into TWO FARMS.
The improvements consist of
TWO LARGE COMFORTABLE DWELLING
HOUSES,
corn house, wagon sheds and all the usual and
necessary outbuildings, including ice house, &c.
There are TWO ORCHAhDS OF excellenI lrulI
Considering the location, fertility of soil, and
improvements. it is seldom so desirable prop
erty is offered for sale. Mr.. George ID. Hinder
resides on part of the farm and will take pleas
ure in showing it TO prospective purchasers
AS-The whole property will be offered ana
sold subject to first mortgage of $500 the in
terest on which is paid to September 70, 1910
TERMS OF SALE.-One- third cash, one,tnlrd
in six months and balance in twelve months, or
ali cash, at the option of the purchaser or pur-
chasers credit payment to bear interest and to
he secured to the satisfaction of the under
signed A cash deposit of $3.50 will be required
as soon as the property is knocked down.
RETaxes adjusted to day of sale:
w. GILL SMITH,
Attorney named in the Mortgage.
SLADE s. RISTEAU, Auctioneers.
Oct. 13.-ts.
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LeraueL ID. Ofutt aud Noah E. Ofuft, Attor
neys, TOscsOJa, Md.
TXECUTORS' SALE.
III ORA
Valuable Farm Containing $50 Acres of
Land Lying in the Fifth Election Dis
trict of Baltimore County, on the
Road Leading From Belfast to
Butler.
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1T MAY be said for DR.. Purnell f. Sapping
ton, who was contending for the Baltimore
county Election Supervisorship with Mr..
Charles II. Wise, that he was entirely honest
in the position he assumed. From his view
of the law he believed that he was the legal
Supervisor and thought that if he did not re-
tain and defend his position he would not be
living up to the oath he took when he assumed
the duties of the place. He now gracefully
submits to the decisions of the courts, but he
still believes that he was right in what he con-
tended for and that the law-with more
liberal nterpretation-would have sustained
him. Mr.. William NJ. Hill, the Republican
Supervisor appointed by Gov. Smith, was at
first opposed to DR.. Sappington making the
contest against Mr. Wise and did not believe
that any good would result from it. He SIM
ply Joined with DIR. Sappington as matter of
party expediency and when the courts decided
against the Doctor he Immediately went back
and Joined his Democratic colleagues, who
were ready to welcome him as a member of
the Board. No one can find any fault with
Mr.. Hill, his actions throughout having been
fair and honorable.
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In ONO the Democratic campaign is looked
upon as a good joke. But Mr.. Bryan and
Chairman Jones take it seriously enough when
they lay claim to that State,
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Losr.
On Friday night. October 9Th. A WHITE CAT,
with Maltese spots on back and Maltese TAIL
weighing about 10H pounds when lost. Anyone
knowing of the whereabouts of such cat will
be paid literally if they communicate with me-
CLAY T. JOYCE.
Oct I3-1t Warren Md.
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THOMAS M. HILL,
Board of Supervisors of Elections
of Baltimore County.
THOMAS J. HUNTER, Clerk. Oct. 13.-3t.
George II. Gather, Jr., Attorney, 724 Equi-
table Building, Baltimore, Md.
MoRreAeEE's SALE
Ten Lots of in "TuxedO Park" Near
Roland Park, Baltimore County.
By virtue of the power and authority con-
- tanned in a mortgage from the Syndi- -
~GNcate Land Company to the Kansas City eCH
Land Company of Baltimore City, bearing date
Records of Baltimore county, in Liber L. M. b.,
No. 1853, folio 265, &C., the undersigned. partial
Assignee of said mortgage, will offer for sale at
Public Auction, ON THE PREMISES, on
Tuesday, the 3Oth day of October, 1900,
At3.30P P. NJ,
ALL THOSE TEN LOTS OF GROUND
situated, lying and being in Baltimore county,
in Tuxedo Park" and designated on the plat
of Tuxedo Park" filed among the Mortgage
Records of Baltimore county and recorded with
said Mortgage Records in Liber l.. NJ. b., No.
l59 folio 265, &c.. by the following numbers:
Lots Nos. 81, %, %. "a, % in Block No. 8; and
Lots Nos Is, 49, II. IS, 10 in Block No. 10.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third in cash, and
balance in six and twelve months from the day of
sale. All payments to bear interest from day
of sale and to be secured to the satisfaction of
the undersigned A deposit of $1,000 will be re-
quired on each lot at the time of sale.
R95-A copy of the plat of Tuxedo Park desig-
mating said lots will be exhibited at the time of
5 GEORGE r. GATHER, JR.,
Oct Cts. Partial Assignee of Mortgage.
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AT III O'CLOCK A. M, SHARP.
We mention specially Henry NJ" bay geld
q ing fOaled in 1896, sire Jay -
G Bird, Bird" dam DAM an n, " ! = y,
a mile in 2:25R, ), "Leona,'' Chestnut mare, foal-
(She is one of the best Road Mares in Baltimore
connty2 These two animals are standard bred
and registered Colonel" dark bay coacher. 10
drive him. Mont bay horse tx hay hands, isu y qs
splendid driver kind and gentle; Rock, !" fine
black Work Horse, 16k hands, years old. weight
ne So pU.A1SJ TdssE 71N GoW Ss o0u0ie
vI FINE Mixers 4; : 4
HN 2 Chester Fattening Hogs. kE4...kZ -
--134=.zAA- 30 Leghorn Chickens. Gz1-AzAAs@
fine Coupe Rockaway, by Hunter, in splendid
condition; l four-seat Trap, with Pole and
Shafts; l two-seat Babcock Trap, l Babcock
Dayton. built by Herr Brothers; / Concord
Wagon, Phaeton, Spindle Wagon, Sleigh,
St. Elmo Cart. two-horse Farm Wagon, l Farm
Cart, by Slack i one horse Roller.
One set fine Coach Harness. 3 sets of Single
Buggy Harness. Double Set of Buggy Harness.
Double Set of Wagon Harness. Military Sad
die, Blankets, Robes, Whips and Stable Fix
lures generally.
One Deering two-h horse Mower, Bailey Ensi-
lage Cutter, Sweep Power, Spring Tooth Har-
Shelter, Grind Stone, Wheelbarrow, Shovels,
Forks, ] Horse Lawn Mower, Thompson Grass
Seeder. Cider Mill, two Hand Lawn Mowers, two
fTdlrle SLdCe lncuDaCOrS ana BrOO0erS, 0UO 1eeC
of Hose, Chicken Coops, Hotbed Sash, II and 49,
inch Terra Gotta Pipe, Cross Cut Saw. &c.
Also, extra fine BRUNSWICK & BALKE
POOL TABLE, with Cues and Racks complete ;
set of Hyde Pool Balls. 6 High Chairs, Porch
Rockers Rustic Benches and Chairs, Ice Chests
Lamps and Lanterns, Cupboards, Flower Tubs
Awnings Hammocks, Wire Screens, 6 tons of
Hay, lot of Potatoes, &C., SC.
TEREMS-CASH.
RsrSale positive, rain or shine. and without
reserve. o. A. KIRKLAND.
Oct. 12.-1t. Auctioneer.
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In 1896 Mr.. Bryan declared that he didn't
want the vote of anybody who believed the
gold standard was good thing. This gives
him the right to assume that Mr.. Olney has
Swallowed the Kansas City platform whole.
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WILLIAM A. sLADE, President.

I'd Precnct.-Judge- Charles F. Cole, Laura
vile, Democrat, in place of Frank Scharff, ex
cused.
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LAST WEEK Mr.. John X. Cowen, president of
the B. g. o. Railroad Company, gave an order
in Pittsburg for steel freight cars to cost So
60O,OOO Since then be has placed another or
der with the Pullman Company of Chicago, for
$500 box cars and 500 fiat cars, the two lots to
cost 81, 100000. This is an evidence of pros
perity, present and prospective, that no man
would be fool enough to attempt to deny.
On TUESDAY last Mr.. N. w. Steele, of Carroll
county, the independent Democratic candidate
for Congress in the Second district, filed the
necessary papers with the Secretary of State at
Annapolis. Appended to them are SS7 sigma
lures 500 of which were affixed by voters in
Baltimore county. 1t is said he could have
obtained many more names, but that they
were not required. The name of Mr.. Steele
will appear on the official ballot under those
of the Democratic Presidential electors.
THE BALTIMORE Sun of July 10th, 1896, said
San imperative call is thus sounded to every
citizen to choose who he will follow, the
prophets of Populism and debased currency, or
the teachings of all honest American states
manship which has at all times in
sisted that the Nations coins should do full
justice between debtor and creditors and cheat
nobody at hoBe-or abroad. The
Democratic National Convention of 1896 has
made.splatform that isnot Democratic.
MS is not Democracy but Midsummer
madness ~
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SOME QUAINT humorist has started the report
that the Quakers are stampeding to Bryan.
1t would be a queer sight if man whose COM
munication is yea, yea, and nay, nay, should
try TO pass Ascent dollar for 100 cents.
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Boarman ee Lindsay, attorneys, VansGnt
Building, 21O E. Lexington Street, Bal
tinaOre, and TOtCsOn, Md.
John E. McCOI0an, attorney, IS r.. Ler-
inDton Street, Baltimore, Md.
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VXTANTED.

WANTED.
BY a YOUNG MAN who will have no regular
employment between now and next Spring.
POSITION ON A FARM either as overseer or
general hand. Has had experience and can give
best reference. Address,
FARMER,
Oct 13-2t. THE UNION, Towson, Md.
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Bv Robert J. white, Auctioneer.

OF
Valuable Real and Personal Property, il
the Eleventh District, Baltimore
County, Md.
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Messrs LemueI D. Ofutt, John A. Wright and
C. Frank Emmart. having formed partnership
for Conducting the FIRE INSURANCE bust
ness in Baltimore county. and representing
number of irst-class Fire Insurance Companies
volume IF business and in the confidence of the
public through the efforts of Messrs. H: L:
bowen, James Mex. Merryman, L. ID. Onutt
and William p. Cole, we, as their successors, re-
spectfuily solicit of the people of this county a
Continuation of their patronage.
OFFUTT, WRIGHT & EMMART.
Oct 6-2t
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CIDER VINEGAR.

hURE CIDER NINEGAR.
A lot of PURE CIDER VINEGAR FOR SALE
in quantities to suit, at very low prices.
ALSO
WANTED. A SINGLE WHITE MAN to work
in mill and creamery; one who understands saw
ing lumber. Apply to
T. MONT. CORCORAN.
Oct. 13-3t. Butler, Md.
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At 10 O'Clock a; NJ regardless 81 RssEesthe dy
/ two-horse Market Wagon, one-horse MARKET
Wagon, / one-horse Manure Wagon, Dump
Cart, set Double Harness. ! set Single Harness,
Plows, Harrows, Cultivators, Hoes Forks.
Rakes, Shovels. tons Hay, lot of Straw, lot of
Fodder, lot of Corn, Wheat and Rye barrel
Vinegar barrel Cider, 90 Hotbed Sashand Glass,
and many other articles too numerous to men
ton usually found on a well-conducted truck
farm Also all the Growing Crops.
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TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE.
LEVY OF 1900.

LEVY OF 1900.
The Treasurer and Collector of Taxes for Bal
timore county is prepared to RECEIVE THE
TIA * S for the levy of 1900. commencing
Monday, May 18th,
daily. AT HIS OFFICE IN TOWSON and also
ali back taxes due and unpaid on the levies of
former years.
Office Hours
ADrskls 10 November LIST from a. n. to 5 p. NJ.
Wouena5er 1st TO April LIST from 4. N. to r. M.
kE-ON SATURDAYS ONLY, THE LEVY
OF 1900 ONLY,
FROM 9 O'CLOCK A. NJ. to l O'CLOCK P. NJ.
AT THE MANUFACTURERS NATIONAL
BANK, N. E. corner of Baltimore and Liberty
ALFRED FOWBLE,
Treasurer and Collector.
THOMAS J. MEADS.
THOMAS r. JENIFER, Clerks.
FRANK P. BOSOM,
June 2-6m.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE m.,...,.- o..,,..
Left on my premises on Wednesday. October
3d one horse and express wagon. The owner is
requested to come forward. prove properly, pay
charges and take them away.
'A"- 81 RANDOLPH RICHARDS.
BelIona Avenue, west of Charles street.
Oct 6,-3t*
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Under decree of the Circuit Court for Balti-
q, more County, in Equity, the under -
u#a signed. Trustee, will sell by Public Auc-SG~
ton ON THE PREMISES, on
Monday, the 9TH Day of November, A. d.
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an District.

LIST Precinct 'Judge-Wm. A. Alters, Owings
Mills: Republican, in place of Guy B. Croft, ex
cused.