The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-06-26

held nj Collings' Hall on Monday night, Perma-
nently organized u GARFIELD and Arthur Campaign
Club by the election of the following officers;
Presidsat-H. G. Longnccker.
Vice I'Sesidsnfs-Lewis J. Roberts. Uriah Car
ter. ST.. u. q. Dunphy, Jesse He'll. ST., q. W. Pill
son. WIN. Bowen. l.. p. Smith, VIM. Taylor, Jas.
Meads, WIN. Foote.
R'eordi~y .Ssere,ary--G. Pred. Pilson.
Corresponding !Seeysfary-L. Foreman.
Treassrer-John ID. Hoe.
E<eca'ire Comnifss-Dr. J. II. Jarrett, Chas.
IL. Sheridan, Geo. W. Bowen, Pctet kuhl, h. Tyson
Ware, Thos. Bayne, WIN. Harris, X. Quigisy, John
II. Garrett, John Adams.
FiaaHcs CoMmiHse--L. Foreman, Jas. Phipps,
J.. r. smith, William Lee, George d. u. Cole. Peter
Ruhl.
The committee on resolutions submitted the fol-
lowing. which were unanimously adopted:
Rssofr'd. That We eheerfully retsrate the grand
sentiments announced 20 the American people
through the platform adopted by the Republican
party IN National convection assembled In the city
u Chicago. June 5th. 1850.
Resoired. That the Republican party In its
twenty years Of control Of the grandest Nation on
the globe has earned the confidence and gratitude
81 the whole American people, aud the impartial
historian will accord 10 IL one of the brightest
pages recorded In the annals of time for It's fear
less thought. it, progressive aud statssmaniiko
measures, and Its heroic men.
Hss"irsi. That its fidelity e. the Nations pros
pcriiy aud National development agricultural,
commercial aud financial aud To the highest vel
fare aud dearest rights Of the American citizen,
regardless II nationality. color or sect abundant
" eniitle Il to that support FROM the American
people ia the future which they have ungTudg-
ingiy bestowed upon Il in the past.
Rss"fref. That We recognize IN tho Hon. james
~ fairfield the upright citizen. the brave soldier,
the faithful Representative and intelligen thought
aud cool Judgment essential Ia q wise and
bcnetcsnt administration of the government of our
kepublic that the Hon. Chester A. Arthur is
possessed VI scholarly aitainmsats, dignily Of
character and recognized administrative abilities
that cninentiy qualify him for the Wee Prssiden-
ey Of these United States. and eheerfuliy coin
mend them ." the cordial support % srsry toi,v
~ho rherishes = desire 10 promote the supreme
selfaIe Of the American people. aud appeal 10
republicans every shsTe e. organize clubs IT, 80
cure their election.
Sis,y four name. we're handed Ia a. members
"i the club. aud the organization promise. t. be
Ncft str"n. one The neat meeting will be held
Monday night, June 2sth, at y o'clock. aud n
cordial iu' ,tativn !, extended &C. all Republicans
I" be prc.cni N this meeting ia" committee
has ani the financial committee will he expected
g. seJptt. It !. the dc,ire Ut the club to ihrow
it, col"t' 1" the breeze a' carly a. possibls
Baltimore and Delta X. Il. The BclAir
beH'"rfuf, after recitlng the fact that the Balu
more AMI Delta Railroad Company had executed
n mortgage tcr Sdou. ouu g. complete the road, ar.
says
The execution Il the above mentioned bond.
aud mortgage Ut uuI raii~ay company marks a
ncN ani important epoch ~ IT. history. A. u
certainly ~iil be inIu,siblc Tor the boari g. raise
funis upon thUse bonds. either BY their sale ~
htPUthscati"n. g. complete the road until Il 4.
graded And the grading paid tor cut of the stock
subscription. We Presume their early Actan "a this
matter va prompted merely by desire to have
the bond. IA readiness when the time arrived
~hcn the! could be used. THIS period ne hope
i not far distant, a. We are told there are
only about ~ milc. remaining 10 grade "i the
entire road. With ample fund.- yet eoseiAble from
stock subscriptions e. put the road ia READINGS,
tor sgperstructure. A. the season seems g. PROM
lee abundant harSes,s. ~e hope all delinquent
saSscribsfs will make every possible effort 10 pay
~ their balance. due the company during the
present summer in order that the board can az all
itself If the credit thus acquire 10 doat the bond
aud complete the road.
Certainly the tunes greatly favor u. Nth iron
AMI other Necessary material 80 heavily On the
down grade. one sasge.tion ~e woald make g.
our reader. especially those Of them who have
subscribed 10 the stock of the company.
and that i that they put themselves "a
readiness 70 invest in these bond. when they are
put upon the market. Certainly With = debt 80
light a. that which will he put upon the u. ID.
X. W. the road, With good management. can not
fAi' 10 pay it, interes; promptly frotn the very
date Il it. completion. Hence II i that We .us
heat u the day invest in II. securities. which
should DO a. good as ssy NithiR their REACH
On Tuesday Of last seek the Company prompt
ly met the seventeenth monthly estimate due con
tractors for grading and masonry. There nos re-
main. only about six miles u new ROAD 10 grade.
together wth the bridge masonry. The habiii-
ties of the Company are Abpu, s9.eOo. and there
yet remains o. be collected e reliable stock sub
scriptiuns something over $4,000. II IL estirna-
tel that "a three % four month. more the entire
road of 90 miles will he in READINGS. Tor super
structure. and practically clear Il Indebtedness.
From Cub Hi. Hartford Road : r..
Nf~- Iisah Aseidcs'-- l..yrs'sus To- Caariag
Hos.s.. THE Sabbath school a, He NJ T.
church sil bold a PIE uie IA the grove adjoining
the church. on Monday. July 9TH. There uiil he
an abundance % good things ani very enjoy
able lay j. Anticipated Proceeds Tor the heneft
u the school. 4 co'lial Invitation extended 10
all.
Mr. Eayne. Nife 4 Mr.. Samuel r Baync. liz
ing On the JopYa road. near TossontuSn died At
her home a, o'clock. on saturday morning last
Of consumption. ier fsmaius inferred IN
the Waugh chsp. buryiug ground On sunday
the funeral being very largely attended
shortly after the funeral had left the house. NJ
Robert Proctor. horse became frightened aud
turning suddenly in the road smashed one q the
frosi- wheels 10 pieces Mr.. 2. compelled
,n borrow ssgon before he could proceed.
W james ' Nftlh uA- FfFftel sthNii hnusF on
n. property. this place. lately purchased q
NJ. II. FULLER
Mr. Beverly Hall /. building q nee blacksmith
shop At Laura.iils. On the Hartford road vhers he
uiii continue the business. having formerly car
ried IN black ssnithinS On the Hiii-n ROAD
There uili he four canning houses IN operation
this summer be'se.n the siI and the nine- mile
houses. giving smrloymen, 10 large number
of hand. ".
Two Missing Men. Georxe Ware. a coiorei
msn employed ny Mr. ". ". Frush. a; hi farm
on the Pimlcp rad. rendered himself - valuable
b. his employer by his constant attention 10 his
duties AMI his honesty and iruthfalness that.
hearing be had a brother in Essex county. Va.
MI Flush resolved o. procure his services. Ac
enriingiy. George wrote 20 his brother Edgar. and
IN compliance sith a f-gaesi contained IN the ls,
ter. the latter. IN company Sith another eniorel
man named Tutman Pratt. came o. baltimore. ar
rYing June 9th They uent Immediately % the
residenee - a sister IL Wares. aud leaving their
baggage. started out to the city. since that
time nothing has been seen ~ beard q them. snd
the brother Is naturally anxions IN regard their
safety.
los Years Oid.-Mr. q. Fred. Pil.on, one -
the 9th district census snumeratsrs, last week en-
rolled = eolored woman named sarah Hall. living
near wavsrly. ~hs vas les years Old last Decess-
Der. She vas bora q slave 20 the Holmes family
Of Montgomery county and had thirteen ehiidrea.
all ef whom were said g. the soa,h long before the
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