The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-10
Trnnafera of Prnnertv.

Christian KelbAugh 4 W.T. 10 Thomas Hale.
John 7. Ensor, trustee, To John Turnbaugh.
Maria l.. Harrison. trustee. to John W. Jarrett.
Mary NJ. Blunt hush. to Leonard A. Poehlman,
| assignment.
Enos Smcdley, agent. &c. to Jos. }. Levi.
LEASES.
Catonsville Land 4 Loan Asso. to John Grim,
sub lease.
Lewis y. Keller 1 VT. TO Sam1 Galbrcath.
MORTGAGES.
Michael Miller to Peter J. Carson.
Ferdinand Nolkert to Geo. Washington Permit.
Bldg. Asso.
Chas. u. TRADER 4 VT To Sebastia TRADER.
John Grim Ia Christian Kline.
Jas. J.. Sutton 4 VT. to John &. Backus.
Mary A. Richmond hush. to Samuel 4. Edcl.
John Cochran I" Monumental Fire Ins. Co.
SamI Galbrcaih to Lewis II. KeiIer.
Mary Botdley 10 Alice q. Patterson.
Mary A. Morley 10 VIM. q. Rider. assignt.
John Hartman 4 VT to Eleanor A. Thorp.
John Barron To David :. Wilson.
HELEAsES
D.. W. Taylor 4 W., admr's, TO Michael Miller.
| John :. Wilson 10 chas. u. Graber.
Patapsco Bldg Asso. No. 2, to John Grim.
Permit. Land Go. Of BALTIC. TO catonsyile Land
| and Loan Co.
John u. Hunter to Margaret :. Galloway.
G."rgs y. Fiack To- Ferdinand V"lkert.
Woodbury. Bldg. As,o. To Sarah Neal 4 husb.
HITS ~ SAN.
| !. NcMhauscr 10 Frick ca. chattle mort gage.
Albert !. Dumlcr To Dunlap waTfci.
| Woodward AbTahams 10 J. Fryer 4 vi. release.
Thos. Bosley To Joseph l.. Tracey.
cha-. u. Brooks ct al. To- John Loeber.
Jos. CTouse to J. u. Snyder. chaitle mortga
School Board Meeting. The county School
Board nr, on Thufsiay, the PRECEDENT, Col. Jeni-
| fer. ia the chair.
Teacher -aIatie.. To- the amount Of s2U.5sg.21.
were ordered to be- paid. incudin. ii2J..J for
/ fptsi,f. at tItr,l s.i4,t.tt. .,
al 81 .rGo"' ordered To- lee paid also the sal.
afi,s "i the msinLcr- IT tie EOard-thc Secretary
and I-si.t,ni amounting !" :ss5.
\ committee. c"n.i-ung & M..,f,. Jenifcr.
| kcech and Macsiil, we're appointed To- revive the
present. schedule oi saiarcs paid teachers.
| IL has been decided To- erect Lew school house,
| at Nj. Washington. 81 district: YDhoe Road. 9TH
district bare Hill and Pro, iIcncc 9Th district.
ami {" build addition To- schpDl house No. 10. 1t
district.
Pay meht Of fees aniturs of public school, Wa
| abolished from September LIT.
The report. Of David Burnbait aud Amelia VI.
Brown. teachers Of colored schools were laid over
| Indefinitely.
c"i"r"L school NJ. /. 10Th district. ha, been
| discontinued
4 school for eoored children has been establish.
eel at l.u;hcrIille.
| Mr.. Bacon. Iii Matthew. and Josiah Spark.
have been appointed trustee. of school No. 10.
10Th district aud Nan.oa !. Shipey trustee of
sehhOl NJ. At district, vice Alien Bucktf ~
removed from the county.
donation oi SO wAs made o. the state Teach
| ers' Association.
4 propv,al Tor furnishing book, Was received
from Me'lhify BoWcf.. and the contract hereto.
fore existing was renewed tall June seth. 1851.
The Boari adjourned till Angus, llth.
List OF Letters remaining in the GardcnS lille
postpiicc-will be- seat g. the Dead Letter ofice
July :.uth. ifn"i claimed. Mi,s Carrie Cook. Jonas
4 "a. - u
steven III. Philip >reici. George J. Herman, {.
Gefu.ln.
| Li,t Of letter. remaining uncalci for in the
Waseriy T. -. Tor month ending July 10Th. ls>":
Mr.. Martha Amos. Jas. Burrirr. Harriet Brooks.
:. J. ". Cullen. John J. Cox, Mr.. Caseiy. Jerry
Cummin.. Mr.. ThO.. Cassidy. Louis VI. DuSall.
Jr.. ME. Lizzie Davis. Mr,. Louis ". Durall.
| Thee. Avon Rnghar;7. Mics Annie Marion. Mary
Gibson Homestead Minnie T.. Handy. oxford
Ja-. IIighson. Henry lloovc. John lreion. Mr..
| Mary ircton. Mr.. Lucy ireland. Wick Tolson.
| Mi. .Ici,.cl Jones. Mr.. Eliza johnson. Vim. II.
| u. J"husrn. Mis- Fannie johnson. J. I. kampe.
Jr.. Arthur kilduG. oxford; llulara Lyons. Mrs
Slllic Lawrence. Frank Mickir. Mi, Ala Morgan.
| Mi. Nc,iic Morrison. Mr.. Catherine Mackall.
| Mir Sallic Moore. Lucy Monitor. Eiw. Mciann.
j. J. Price, J. Robinson, j. Roufke. Peter Rich.
cr.uu. Mi. ThcnIo.ia " smith. Miss Lizzie
sample, Horace Sciscwick. Mr.. Lulu VI. Ring
gold. :. 4. Do>,Att. +. VI.
I.i.i 81 letter, remaining. uucnlci for in Towsou
T.. - Tor the week ending July -. will he e.
the Dead Letter Once August sth. i>>u. IL NO;
claimed ten. John :. Berry. Mr.. lollman Jn".
Lewi.. Jane. II. McNcai Mi. rhilaby Riley.
Maihia. Walker. col. Snf,c'ic' Young.
SNUAm FrtsT, T.. VI.
Tho Cause OF Death. -pr. Daniel lemay.
veterinary surgeon. appointed b! the Health be
par;ncni L. MAKE an in'e.,ica,iOn Of the Sitcum-
stances attending the death II xix cows belonging
&" Philip Gcpp. reported that they died from y
disease known ~ spcuciic ar"pleNy. a uliasmatc
disease manitcstius it.cli during and after ho;
weather a. an eu4ootic or cpito"iic GeneTally
the best ici and moot vigorous animals are at
tackled by il. fallin. suddeni, and dying in
| feE minute. in the midst of nNulsi"n,. The
blood contain. peculiar club. shaped microscopical
boiirs in immense numbers. capable of being
tram united g. other creature, of the same or diff
| icTCnt species. Among the causes oi the disease
ate poor soil. buggy districts. the nature and
| quality nf food. pasturing On rich heritage and
allowed 10 consume large quantities and then
changing 10 - pasture lc., nutritious. grazing On
maTshy Land. and pUirii water The particular.
"' the death Of these c"~s were given in the local
columns 81 the l'>in> last week.
Canton Institute. The fret quarterly re
port Of Rev. Mr.. Jones. agent 81 the Norking-
men. Institute ~ Canton. show. the number II
| books IN the library g. be .f1 reviews and maya
| Iint-. y weekly tnlcfs. " sCicntihr papers.
| q daiiics. Attendance. $500. Books are now
bcin,: Issued 90 the public from the library. and
| are eagerly sought for. The Institute has already
prove e. be- Of great benefit e. many persons who
not able a. avail Themselves ni the facilities
| for reading offered. There is already necessity
for cniarging the roons occupied BY the Institute.
aud it Is hoped that Il will be done in the fall.
Glasses will then be formed. looking To the uiti
mate cnd of a workingmen's college and some cK-
| ccilcnt instructors have already sighted their
| willingness to teach.
Sale OF Towsontown Property
| W. Owings. auctionccr. sold ut the Court House
| On Wednesday. for y. u. Almony. mortgage and
| trustee. under aud by virtue of the power con.
tanned In u mortgage from Jcmima &. Cooper and
| husband. u lot II ground on the corner 81 Penn
| sylVania avenue and the York road. in Towson-
| town. fronting IJ0 fee, on Pennsylvania avenue
| aud los feet on the York road. improved by n
stone stucco building. tn Thomas Cooper for ~.
500. Also. the undivided 9Th interest Of the
mort agors in about forty of land lying adj
| jaccnt 10 Towsontown, formerly the residence of
ncnj. y. Payne, To- Thomas Cooper for 81 .30O.-
Tho latter property was sold subject 20 the dover
Of the widow Of ienj. \ PAYNE.
AIl.Day Meeting, &c.-An sll.iay meeting
was held ct Monkton last Sunday. July 9TH. IN
the grove belonging to Mr.. J. J. Merryman. The
meeting was In charge Of Rev. W. 7. u. GLENN.
| Of the ". H. church. and the attendance large.
| In the afternoon sermon Mr.. GLENN paid his CON-
pimenst To Hob Ingcrsoll IN some striking remarks.
| On Monday. July 5th. the scholars Of the ". u.
| Sunday school held their annual picnic in the
| same grove. There was no singing or speech
so essential 10 SUNDAY school bic mics. but