The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-09-21

FROM WARREN, Srm DIsTnIcr.--7He Storm
Protracted Meeting Pleasant Wedther--GoOo
Heaith-The County Roads, 6c.-The storm from
the southeast, the 18th inst, which, being &C
companied by heavy rains, did not pass without
| giving some trouble to the husbandman. His
corn, which stood SO erect throughout the summer
and which has in many places produced heavy
crops, lies PROSTATE with but little hope Of its
getting up. The hand of the reaper will have a
difficult task in cutting the fodder it lies tan
gled and irregular ON and near the ground. But
damage and loss are often joined in some degree
with profit and advantage; the rain that fell SC
timely has deeply moistened the encrusted earth,
giving freedom to the plough and mellowness to
the soil, which will doubtless be well improved by
the breaking and seeding of the autumn grain.
"A series of religious meetings commenced on the
Sth inst by Rev. i. Richardson, and continued
each night throughout the week, Saturday night
excepted. On Tuesday night several penitents
to the altar; on the following day the preach
er left for home and did not return, leaving the
future responsibility to the membership, who con
Quoted the meeting without further pastoral aid
to its contamination, the attendance in the mean
time being good and the decorum satisfactory.
sudden change of weather is now happily ex-
perienced; the searching heat of the summers sun
is fast taking its departure; cool nights with n
clear atmosphere, so genial to the sick and desir
able to the healthy, now prevail, all of which will
doubtless have very beneficial effect in the relief
of pain and suffering which has been so long pre-
valent in the afflicted South
This section is quite healthy, notwithstanding
it lies in long valley and is washed by the turbid
waters of the Gunpowder, on whose banks grow
all kinds of spontaneous vegetation, prolific of
disease, yet but little malaria is experienced by
the decomposition of the foul weeds and nOxiOus
grasses which infest such localities.
l. k.n oo,,, had ftnn
with no prospect of.any Improvement. Some two
years have elapsed since repairs were made !;
breaks have become lew led and wide water courses
rush frantically down hills to the fats below, and
vehicles and pedestrians feel that they have ga
hard road to travel" with rocks, great and small,
to stumble over.
Roads that are kept in order, 1Fg awV
Make values underlined;
Their name and fame, their wealth and power,
Are blessings to mankind. s L.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS, &c-The following
is list of real estate transfers, &c filed for re-
cord in the Office of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
from Sept. 9Th to Sept 18th, inclusive
DEEDS.
Eugene Butler to Druid Hill Building Assoca-
ton BALTIC. city No. 3.
Clentonia Stork and husband to David Wilson
ct al.
Arrietta Hooper ct al, to Laura V. Wilson. =
Farmers and Mechanics Building Association
BALTIC. county to Michael McDOnOugh
Henry C. Luttgerding and wife to Board Coun-
ty School Comm ssioners BALTIC co.
VIM. X. Carroll and wife to David Carroll.
Robert Lawson and wife to Arunah S. Abel.
Arunah S. Abel to Robert Lawson.
BALTIC. Permanent Building and Land Society
to Mahlon Slaysman.
Reni N Woods with the MaVor and Civ
Council of Baltic, agreement.
Jacob H. Taylor ct al, with Mayor and City
Council of Baltic, agreement
Edward L. Hook to Lavinia Jane Hook.
VIM. Bowen ct al, to Sarah p. Ellicott ct al,
agreement.
I Edward Rider and wife and Caroline NJ. Eli
colt, agreement.
James +. Purvis and wife to James p. Harker
ct al. .s.
Valverda A. P. Ware and wife ct al, to Geo.
B. Jean. &. Ia -3et rss. Seats
Joseph NJ Brian to Joseph NJ. Brian, Jr.
Valverda A, P. Ware and wife to Samuel Bra
dy ct al.
Charles W. Reenhardt and wife to Board
County School Commissioners BALTIC co.
Henry S. Armstrong and wife to David Carroll.
Daniel S. Armstrong to David Carroll.
David Carroll and wife to Daniels. Armstrong.
John l.. Slingluif to C. Bohn Slinglutf.
VIM. H. Pitcher ct AL, to jeremiah A. Miller.
Richard Hamilton, Trustee, to VIM. II. Pitcher.
Jesse L. Bennett to Vachel W. Baseman.
Samuel SnOwden to Geo, W. Cox.
Conrad YOx and wife to Philip L. Tiyard.
Ellen King to VIM. 7. Brantley.
Ellen King to Samuel X. George.
VIM. II. Gelbach to Frank Sanderson ct al,
surrender.
ThOs. ]. GOrsuch and wife to Barbara S. Storm.
Daniel Wilhelm to Thos. J. Gorsuch ct al,
deed trust.
Martin Kendig to Catharine Baker.
Stephen Barton and wife to VIM. n. Barnhart.
Board County School Commissioners BALTIC. co.,
to Z. P. Philpot ct al.
Johnzey Hook 10 John Wright.
Geo. I. Corker to John Paul Schulthese.
Christof Koter ct al, to Mary Morris.
Nancy Merryman to Caleb Merryman.
Matilda j. d. Simpson and husband to Henry
C. Gather.
Henry C. Gather to VIM. Simpson.
Jos. Krastel and wife to Ulrich Lehner' and
wife.
VIM. Platt, Executor, to Cary McClelland.
Roderick Arnold to j. Paul Schulthese.
Jos. Pancoast ct al to John Weatherstine.
MORTGAGES.
Mary Bell ct al, to J. Franklin Dix.
Matilda Hunold ct al, to F. w. Seidewitz ct al.
Alfred Phipps to Home Permanent Mutual
Land and Building Association BALTIC. CO.
Robt ]. Pagan to Michael jenkins.
JAS. P. Harker ct al, to Noah Worthington Of j.
Hosea W. Kapp to Edward Rider.
Laura Lee Capron to Annie E. lowering.
Elizabeth A. II. Nelson ct al, to Enos. X.
Wright.
Mary A. Bateman and husband to Washing
ton Fire Insurance Co., BALTIC.
Samuel n. Marriott to Elias C. Stocksdale
Mary Luckett ct al, to John S. HOgg.
RELEASE OF MORTGAGES.
Charles 7. Roehm to David Wilson ct al
Home Permanent Mutual Land and Building
Association BALTIC. co., to Alfred Phipps,
Burke Street Building Association BALTIC. to
Conrad Smith.
Rothchild Building Association No. 9, BALTIC.
city to Frederick CARING.
Michael J. Keeper and wife to Geo. Brehm.
Gertrude Brehm ct al, to George Brehm.
Franklin Square Building and Savings Asso-
citation No. 2, BALTIC. city to VIM. ii. Maskel.
Elizabeth c. Jones and husband, to Charles W..
Reenhardt.
Samuel Snowden ct al, Receivers, to William
H. Gelbach. IA
Merchants and Traders Banking Association
BALTIC. city to Mary A. Bateman.
Central Union Permanent Building Association
BALTIC. city to Annie 0'Rourke and husband.
ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGES.
Samuel F. Butler to C. Bohn Singluff.
Geo. Reuling to Richard Bernard.
Chauncey Brooks to Annie NJ. Trundle.
j. Henry Knell to Alonzo l.. Wolf.
BILLS OF SALE.
Elizabeth C. Hall to Edward J. Hall ct al.
John H. Stephenson to j. C. Merilat.
VIM. WilkersOn to VIM. ii. Mace.
George Zouck ct al, to Isaac Eichengreen.
Henry NJ. Yeatman to Vincent NJ. Webb.
Cornelius Baublitz to John Wilson.
John Heinz to ThOs Grogan. ~,
John Heinz to ThOs Grogan H
Geo. Conn to VIM. j. Hooper. ...s,
TOURNAMENT AT GREENWOOD PARK.-A tourna-
ment for the benefit of the yellow fever sufferers
was held at Greenwood Park, W. NJ. r. R., We'd
nesday afternoon, under the auspices of a number
Of prominent gentlemen of that neighborhood.
The officers were,-Adolphus Cook and Charles X.
Harrison, marshals sain'l Brady, r, F. Maynard,
Charles Z. eockey and G. Lyon Rogers judges !
Masters Kennedy G. Rogers and Samuel Hopes,
heralds; DIR. ii. Louis Naylor, time keeper; Chas
E. Grogan, Richard II. Wooen and C. Ridgely