The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-07-15
9utal Atfairs.

4otal Atta1rs.
IVA The following Property, advertised IN this
paper, will be sold as stated below:A \ III ct
n AT PRIVATE sALh.
In the 9th district 81 miles from Freelands on
the N 9. r.. W., Farm Of SO acres With apaper.
Mill, and gond farm buildings Also farm Of
so acres adjoining d. b. Wilhelm.
The "BacoW Hall Farm, q 4T6 acres, Ion the
| York Turnpike, 3 miles from Mankton station,
IN G. r. W., with stone dwelling and Barn.
LIMO. Philpot, Jno. T. Ensor, Trustees.
Farm of $50 acres, miles fro Baltimore;
farm of 100 acres Limestone land near Warren
farm of IS acres, a miles east of Towsontown,
with several smaller tracts by ,. N TPayney1
Towsontown. .<sUGA 80 ~ L.
Farm of II acres on 9 My Ladies Manor" 20
! miles from Baltimore, 81 from Monkton N. G. r..
R. with the necessary improvements. Joseph
A Farn1.of taeres, | rniles.sromN BALTIMORE,
miles from Towsehtown, near Dulaney's Valley
pike with good DWELLING stables, &c. james
| H. Bosley, 2O3 North ST. Baltimore.
~ - ATT pUBbIe SALE. = a
On Thurday,, July 18th, a, farm containing
l42 acres, with, good impro vements, &c. Josiah
Wheeler. Trustee: vjoi hGs I1i1l ys rove jBHf n
Tuesday, August LIST, at Govansto%n, the
property Of the late Thos. Cross, containing over
| two acres of.land, with a handsome dwelling,
stable, &csaI IN. Steel, Atty. i.si.qs 9ps !nA
Tuesday, August olsts at the Court House,
Towsontown, q farm of log acres n the Second
District near Woodstock, onatheB, &aO.sR R.,
known as 8 Bells, Park, i'fwith good barn,
dwelling sc. Richard Grasor, Trustee
Sau day, August 5lh, most Valuable Farm of
/ ,22O acres, on Long Green, with good Dwelling
and buildings, the residence the lateJ! U.
| Price. John r. Lester, Assignee. ~ n' ''''>
Thursday, August 10Th, Valuable Farm Of %
acres, on the old Dover Road, 20 acres oinggood
/ Timber, with a fine tliree-story brick Dwelling
/ and other out building, good Orchard, &c. the
property of the late Lewis Plitsa6H. ,. Wheel
i err, Trustee. lw 5A al tsffijov' 1853 .5I ~
/ ,ti,.sid s1a PERSONAL. PROPERTY sssa's
/ Thursday, August 3rd; large sale Of Personal
Property, Stock, Farming Implements, &eu with
Corn in the ground and by the harrel nJas. w.
Ofutt, w. NJ! Isaac, Admrs of Lemuel Offntt
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= PAINFUL AccIDENT;--On. Monday afternoon
last, Charlie, son Of Capt Chew, living at Ep-
som, near this place, 10 years old, fell to
the threshing floor of the barn from the lott oyer
head a distance of % feet. His collar bone and
three of his ribs were fractured DR.. Piper was
Immediately. called in, under whose judicions
treatment it is hoped thelittle sufferer will spec
div recover He was trying TO get at sEal-
lows nest on the rafters when he.fell,.,
ANoTHER.-O "Wednesday. night of last week,
a soldier on his way home with his Regt., fell
off the train at the curve above Walkers Switch
on the N. G. r. W., and had both his legs run
over, and mangled in ashockin& manner. With
the most remarkable presence Of mind. and the
sternest determination, be took ont his pocket
knife and actually cut Qf the torao and broken
remnants of bis two feet j He Twas afterwards
discovered by the watchman on the r. r., and
taken to Parkton, where his Wounds we're prop
erly dressed by DR.. Rankin.a Next,morning be
was sent to York Hospital ieaa
ANOTHER. On Monday the local freight on
the N. C. r. w, ran off the track at Glencoe,
badly scalding the fireman Mr.. Daniel Lightner
Mr. Lightner lives near Parkton and has fam
lily. sygf. ,,ryqt - g,,o.. ,.,,t4.3
/ BAIT Co. School COMMISSIONERS. 1.-The State
Board of Educationghas appointed the following
tgentlemen, Commissioners Of Public Schools for
this County. R. G. MeGfnn, Pres:e:-A DIE. X.
J. Hand, John z; Turner William Gambrill,
DreR. & Jones, SJnosl Scott, Beng. Sqx Andersen,
Nicholas NJ Brian. With the exception of Mr..
McGinn, all tkese gentlemen have served in the
School Board of the eountyrunder the-old law.
Commissions have not yet been issued TO them,
but il is expected that they will hold a meeting
and organize, next week. The retiring School
BOARD had a very pleasant meeting last wesk.-
1.-The thanks ofjthe body iweFeo voted to- John l..
Turner, Pres. and to- w. Horace Soper; Sec Il
Treas. for faithfulness in the performances, OF
their duty, and an expression of good will from
tnelE ielAgoowr members, aa.i5 .9aesgGub 10 woT
/ OAKLAND CHAPEL In accordance with, the no
tce given in the Union of last week, the corner
stone of Oakland M. E. Chapel was laid with
the appropriate ceremonies Of the church Q The
sermon was preached by the Rev. Mr.. Warren,
the Preacher in charge, of Shrewsbury circnit
1.-the people came out iinlarge numbers; the col
lection was good, amounting 10 $205.88.. The
Icermony of depositing the tin box, con tanning
the history ofthe church. plans of appointments
and papers containing accounts, Of the war, the
President Proclanations and the return Of peace
in its proper resceptacle was performed by ReVs
Messrs Warren Cornelius, and Kramer, after
which the congregation sang s'PFaise' God from
whom ali blessings fowH and the assembly wa:
dismissed with the benedction. oas 10 30
~Os
THE FOURTH AT REIsTERsTowN,--as we, are in
formed by a correspondent, was very pleasantly
and enthusiastically celebrated. All heSabbatt
schools of the town united and marched to- Mr.
lKepharts beautiful grove, where ample refresh
menis were provided for all. The choir undeI
the leadership of Prof MO Vansant, entertained
the large company With choice selections of mu|
4 sic, which were very highly complimented. il
the evening there. was. fine display OF FIRE works
at the head. Of town. a spark !" unfortunate
ly got among the collection and for a while
spit devils, rockets, wheels and Dutehmen were
Aging through the air with refreshing looseness
We hope no Sparks got among the young
!, New ROUTE TO ;BAITIMoRE. pplcation viii
be made to the Commissioners for the open
Ling Of a county road from Mr. Church res
f'7dence on the York Road, passing the SmedleJ
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Matthews, and striking the Old Powder Milli2oaG
near the corner of the Sheppard Asylum proper
a ty. This road will connect immediately with
the Charles ST., Avenue, and thus will, open 4
new, easy and most delightful route from Tow
sontown to Baltimore When this road is com
pleted, which we hope it will be at an early day
! look ont fora reduction Of Tolls and tol-gatef
] on the York Road: We may also have a Raj
Road on this line some day: 80 .'.55oI }HG +
4 PRESERVED FOR TREASON -Luke Herman Brien,
ofBaltimore co., was among the number of per
] sons whom the Grand Jury of. the United States
recently presented for treason. In the present
ment it is alleged that, s." on the 1lth September,
1868, he did charge at the head of Rebel cavalry
upon the troops Of The United States, at Hagers.
town, and did also destroy tile property ofcitizens
thereof, and pass over the soil and through said
place with the Confederate army.N He was. ad.
i mitted to bail on Saturday in the District Court
i Mr.. Greenhury B.gWilson entering, as security
Z in the sum of SIS, 900 for disappearance for trial
4 when called on. ,j. -,Y;t.,-,., ,e,;t .-,..',i
! l.. ExcITING RACE. One day last week, after the
Harrisburg accommodation train on the N. . G. r
d w, passed the Relay on its way to the city q
horse was discovered on the track ahead of the
engine. Though making from Is to 20 miles an
hour, the horse kept a safe distance ahead ofthe
engine, until in attempting to cross the bridge al
Mt. Washington, which is. not foored, he fell
astride Of q. beawo and hung there. The train