The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-04-05


Local BREyITIEs--
Man respires, aspres, expires.
To morrow week is Easter-April 18th.
The Journal says 'Ground FloorPisa Radi-
cal
-"Gone where the ground hog burroweth,"
is, in Indiana, term for being buried
Whist is the matter with the choir of the
NJ. Z. church? We pause for an answer.
The man who can be nothing but serious
or nothing but merry, is but half man.
We anticipate bright future for Tow
sontown when our railroads are completed.
The fruit buds have not been injured in
this section, at least we hear no complaints.
No new cases ofsmall-pox in Towsontown,
and the disease, it is thought, has disappeared.
Trouble in the Democratic Club at Wood
berry. Everybody can't have offices, gentle
men.
Mr.. Richard T. Gilmor of this county has
been appointed a bailiff in the Baltimore city
Criminal Court.
Capt. ]. March McComas, ST., is announc-
ed as candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court
for Baltimore county.
1t is not advisable to go out of doors with
out anything on your head, or into society
without anything in it.
The storm of Saturday last did considera-
BILE damage throughout the county by blowing
down buildings, fences, trees, &c.
How many Baltimore county appli-
House? The number is beyond precedent.
Some adroit thief has been breaking into
and robbing the Jail at Cambridge, Nd. In
this section people generally breake out aad
not into Jail.
The Baltimore san says there is no place
where murder trials are so short as at Towson-
town, and no place where they are so long as
at Annapolis,
A little colored boy, living with John T.
| B. Parlett, ESQ.,, in Long Green, fell and broke
one of his legs while running about the yard
few days ago.
If the man who dropped cat from bas-
ket in the rear of our dwelling on Tuesday last
will call at this Office Ne will hear fsomething
| to his advantage.
The Baltimore papers have taken to pub
fishing "biogra phical sketches" of Baltimore
county people. The Gazette on Tuesday con-
tanned very spicy one.
Less " SF~Maaaamk zsE - ,s..,sg a -
tsEnoro G0f tae murder Of bis al.s4s n r. NJ fes
I was married to Miss Laura Hildebrant, a few
days after his acquittal.
The base ball business has again com
| menced in our streets, to the great annoyance
of the public generally. Our "police force
should abate the nuisance.
| We hear great complaints from our farm
ers for want of hands to do their spring work
This should not be the case. There are plenty
of idle laborers about, complaining that they
| have nothing to do.
Mr.. Samuel X. Davis, well known in this
county, and who, for several years has been
connected with the choir of st. Pauls church
| Baltimore, has received an offer of lucrative
position in a choir in New York.
When stove pipes are taken down in the
| spring, clean the SCOT out thoroughly and APP
| ply coal oil to the inside. The application, it
| is said, will prevent the rust which uses up an
average pipe in one or two seasons.
A communication published in the Balti-
1 -1roI he
citizens of Towsontown in a scurrilous and
shameful manner The paper did itself little
credit by publishing the vile SANDER.
DIR. III. H. Hopkins who has for some time
past resided on the Dover road, will shortly re-
move to New Market, Frederick county, where
he will continue the practice of his profession.
| We wish him success in his new location.
The Long Green and Dulaney's Valley
Farmers Club met at the residence of D. NJ
Matthews, ESQ, on Wednesday last. Press Of
business prevented us from being present. We
hope therefore some member will furnish us
with the proceedings.
| "A private letter from the 18th district says
the county roads are in horrible condition
| and that it takes three horses to draw one
horse load. The same writer also suggests thai
the County Commissioners come down and
take look at affairs.
"A correspondent of the Baltimore Gazette
charges the Radical party in Baltimore county
with originating the trouble between our coun.
ty officials and Baltimore city. Every person
who knows anything, knows well that thai
statement is, to use mild term, an infamous lie
The workmen in Capt. Chew's ore banks
at this place, came across a lump of ore this
week at which they worked one day and a-hal
without getting it loose from the earth. Pre-
vious to that they took out lump so large tina
it required the strength of two men to place
it in a cart.
j. Nelson Wisner, Esq, who for the pas
eight years has published the Martinsburg, Va.
Union, has disposed of his Office to joint stool
company who design establishing daily ant
weekly paper, to be called the Independents
Mr.. Wisner retains some stock in the new con
Germ and will no doubt be closely connected
with the editorial department ofthe paper.