The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-29


Mrs. Sophia kalb, of Towsontown, returned from
Colorado on Wednesday. Mrs. VS. husband,
who was formerly Of 80. Louis. aud who she maj d.
ried here Few years ago. died in Colorado lately
She has one child. little girl.
a six horse omnibus, containing members
Of Good Will Lodge, X. Of r.. Of Baltimore, pass
cd through Towsontown on Tuesday evening on
the way TO Cockeysvic to pay u fratcrnal visit TO
Hebron Lodge of that place. The visitors were
given supper nj Mr.. II. \. ellis hotel.
~ in the shade, Is what the Thermometer
registered In Towsontown ut ! o'clock Tuesday.
For May this l. doing too we'll. In the uSIox
Office at o'clock IL marked So degrees. II the
heat increases the summer advances We may
look for some right warm weather in about a
month from now.
a coiorci man named Edward Briscoe
was arrested in Baltimore ON Monday on the
charge Of stealing quantity Of clothing from the
residence of Mr.. stephen Lee. on North Boundary
avenue. The clothing was found in his posses
sion. lie was committed for the action Of tho
county authorities.
"A new enemy to tho potato has made its
appearance, via, an odd looking worm, rcscmb-
ling snail In shape aud color, and from ! TO
an inch In length. They eat the leaves Of the
plant very rapidly aud if they half 81 nu-
mcrous as the ordinary potato bug they would be
much more destructive.
Mr.. Jacob France. Of Baltimore, was pain.
fully hurt on Friday of last week, on the North
Point road. caused by his horse taking fright aud
running away while he was in the act Of jumping
out Of his buggy. llis wife. who was with him
at the time. jumped out and was slightly hurt.
The buggy was demolished.
Col. John Wills, tho "Nestor" Of the
USIoS, who was stricken with paralysis some
weeks ago. has 50 far improved 20 be out again,
although not sufficiently to warrant him in re-
Stunning his professional duties. Ills many friends
and acquaintance in Baltimore county will be
pleased Mt this information.
--yrcssrs. J. II. Mitchell and o. =. Macgiil,
appraisers Of the estate OF the late John S. Git
tings, have returned to the Orphans Court par
si,s5',363.si. The horses. carriages, furniture,
&C., were appraised at S?5.T the balance
being railroad and other stocks.
--Mrs. Benson. wife of Rev. u. 7. Benson,
who was very III at the residence of her father.
on the Eastern Shore. at the time ,hc family
moved from this place to Bclair has recovered
sufficiently 10 proceed 10 her new home. She
suffered with hcmorrhasc of the lungs and for
some time her life was dispaired Of.
On Saturday last u man giving the name
&c John Giliyarl collected various sums Of money
from people living on the Franklin road, for the
purpose. he stated. of bury ing his wife. II was
afterwards learned that the fellow fraud rs
we'll as u thief. ~ he stole IS worth Of wearing
apparel from one Of the houses he visited.
The ceremonies Of decorating the graves
of the soldiers buried in Chestnut Grove Cemetery.
near sweet Air. will take place At l2! o'clock Un
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ia.,. when 10; Of them, Irc..ei In White AMI
blue colors. passed around the church. carrying
beautiful bouquets and flowers. which after
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town TxIox. thinks tina, II Nc were 10 .,anI mn n.
marx Tor the member. oil the Iowson Guards.
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He'per "' this place. hah very SICK horsc when
appeared To be suffering from lung fever: The
animal was one 81 the best IN MS stable anu being
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MN. In stou time the city man arrived and
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that mr. L'h,'a! nan better TAKE MN out 10 the
WOODS "h''e he eouii Walk ana thus save trouble
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out about three hours afterwards Mr. Ia went out
10 take look a, h'in and was greatly surprised
70 hhi marked Improvement Tue services OF
Mr. "eorse W. rl''"n were then awaited oi anu
re AZ once commenced treating the horse, aud To-