The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-25
LOCAL ITEMS.

On Tuesday night the Democrats Of San
Domingo, Bclair road raisc'l dag pole 100 feet
in height.
An effort IL being made 10 have street lamps
placed on Charles street avenue FAR out n Cold
Spring lane.
There are good many pariridgcs about
and some are being shot although the Law is not
out until November let.
a large Convey Of partridge dew into IIar-
lem Square. Baltimore. on Tuesday and spent the
day. leaving in the evening.
The wilkins avenue eases which have been
pending for some time, were all settled IN the
Circuit Court ON Wednesday.
Thomas Reese. son Of the proprietor Of
Recess mill. Ilth district, died on Wednesday
night last. aged about 81 years.
The charges preferred BY Michael Adams
against police officer Chas. y. Smith. Of the 18th
district. were this week Withdrawn.
tip 60 Thursday ut . o'clock the Grand
Jury had examined 2l6 witnesses and dockeied
100 cases. among which are two murder eases.
With the thermometer at sc IA the Goth
of September We misii; well wish that 'omcboly
else than Nennor mana :ins tl,e weather fuTus.
a l2.year.old son "i Andrew Riley. of
PhGniX. while out squirrel huntin: few days
ago. hal hi. face badly hur; Ly the Fec"il 81 iis
gun.
MIR. J. ID. Montague. Of the baltimore bar
has been admitted :" practice in the Circuit Court
for Baltimore county. on motion 81 chss. T.. Fen
dali, E.'i.
in the Circuit Court "a Tuc.iay Hannah
W. Cunningham obtained a divorce from her
husband iqula cunHin;haE'. on the ground e;
dcscrtun.
At the a.,, re :i.isa;ion the number Sc
d. 40 in he Ii.fvi.s
transferred fr'a. ,he district. - non residents.
IL died. 80.
An aii.iay meeting will hr held At iiatch's
N. T.. church. 18th district. on Sunday. October
Sd. and service. will be continued during the toll
lowing week.
Mr.. John Boilcy. Of wm.. exhibited a: the
Court House few days a:n several ears Of corn
each over a foot in lcngth and averaging 1000
grains {" the ear.
On SATURDAY last Mr.. Augustus Sa,;ler va.
admitted to practice in the Circuit Court for
baltimore county. TN Monday Mr. T.. y. Rich
was also admitted.
-DHrng the pa; summer debt of Sj.l>o
on the llampdcn ". T. church. Falls roal. has
been almost entirely liluidaiel. Rev. &. L. Mid
dieton j. pastor of the church.
Cod. Charlie. II. Mann, Of thi. place. il
agen; for the Traveller, Insurance Company. Of
Fire Insurance Company Of y. \.
Tine Of the heavy teams engaged in haul
ing brick for Mr. Jane, Phipps' new bGildins in
this town. broke through tie new stone sewer in
front o: Crban's restaurant On Tacsday.
The dis,icry at Melvalc. Northern Cen
trail railroad. lately purchased BY Mr.. Kemp. Of
baltimore. from the heirs Of the late William Den
moab, will be put in operation nest week.
by the vii! of the late Catharine wayman
Brown the Grcgory Aged womens Home. at
Homestead. Hartford road. is bequeaihcj fur
nished house in Baltimore and 5 ,6' 80 in money.
Mr.. Frank Patterson. son Of Mr.. Patterson.
Of Bruce 4 Patterson. contractors on the water
works, who has but one arm. was thrown from
his buggy one day ihi. week ani had it quite
badly sprained.
The suit Of the Bal,o. Delta railroad
company against Mr.. John {. rcarcc. one Of the
subscribers TO the capital stock Of the road. hes
been withdrawn. he having paid the full amour,
Of his subscription.
A very successful rsviya! meeting has been
in progress at PoNha;an ~. T.. church for about
two weeks past. 4 NUN Der q: persons have al
ready professei conversion ami new peniienis are
.; the alter nightly.
Mr. Nicholas J. Watkins. some years ago
aprac;cing attorney in the Baltimore county
court, but Who has been away tor long time
was N Iowsunt0wn on tuesday AMI was warmly
greeted by many Of his oil friends.
Mr.. David Stewart. bro,her-inlaw Of Mr..
John Eidgeiy, ef Hampton. aud a member &c the
Baltimore bar. was admitted O. practice in the
Circuit Court for Baltimore county wcdnc--
day, on motion u Il. Il. BoaEman. E.,i.
Dir. J. u. Webster. Of Hartford county. in.
dependent candidate for Congress in the ~ dis.
trici. va. in Tows"ntown "n TIc.isy Hooking
after hi fences" IL J.. .aic 20 assume that Ly
found them in a rather dc!apidaiei condition.
LEROY T.. Baldxin has been appointed in
ternal revenue stoTekecper 10 hll the vacancy
caused By the death Of Theodore ". Dew. store
keeper at Hyatt & Clark Cockcy willie d,tiery.
who was killed on the v. &. railroad abou; three
weeks ago.
-';eo. Washington Brown. ALA. GEORGE Box.
eolorei, was arrested in Baltimore u few days ago
on the charge Of stealing n lot of harness from
Pierce Lacey, living on the Hartford road. lie
was committed for the action u the county au-
thorities.
After various unsuccessful attempts the
Republican pole in this place was re.rigsed the
past week and once more the Garfield aud Arthur
banner hoais from it, mast-hcad. The work was
done by Daniel Harding. assisted by James d..
Hynson, both Of Tossontown.
Mr.. Nelson Youns. of wooibeFry. who was
90 seriously injured by a cunning accident on
tion aud will recover. A. stated in these col
umns last week the whole load Of sho; lodged in
his right hand, face AID shoulder.
Mrs. Ellen Ward Gilmor. formerly of Glen
Ellen. near Towsontown, and wife Of the late
Robert Giimor. died at her residence In Baiii-
more. on Tuesday, in the Goth year of her age.
She was \ highly esteemed lady and leave. a
large circle Of relatives and friends.
The Republican club at Hereford. eth dis
trict, numbers 1853 members and Is Increasing at
every meeting. This is perhaps the largest cam
towns. number o: men who have heretofore
been Democrats are members Of this club.
some Of the delegates elected a, the Re
publican primary meetings on Saturday last came
20 Tossontown on Monday 60 attend the coaven-
tion when the time Of the meeting Of that body
was not until Tuesday. They said they had read
the call but had paid lt;le attention to IL.
At the county fair the double team entered
In light-drAft class by MesTs. TLOs. Peeree and
q. Frank Morgan. took first premium. Ss,o0
Walter Bosley's team took second. $500. Mr..
MOrgan's Lexington colt also took first premium
In same class. ss.oo. and Mr.. Job Smiths Jenifer
Arabian second, $500.
The Hancock veteran corps. composed oi
and composed Of men from different sections 81
the county l. not a very formidable organization
although quite a respectable one. There would
have been just 90 many Democratic votes whether
organized into corps" or not.
Col. Samuel Piison. Of Louisville. n.y.. l,
now on = visit TO his brother. Mr.. Geo. W. Pilson
Of this place. For some time past Col. Pilson
Who occupies prominent position With one oi
the large railroad companies of the southwest
has beeo At Columbia. South Carolina, superin.
tending the erection u two iron railroad bridge