The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-02-14
Frorn parkton. I'M DIstric,

From Partition, 7th District. -Sao,e aud
| NeighiRg-SmaH-l', PR mud Mad Dog Reporis-
The Nee Bridye-''.iers,y LiySiniHg'' ia 10 .f6,
d'c.-Thc snow which fell on the night oil the IA
insi. stiil remains on tho ground &c god prT-
ton Of il 81 least - far February mas brought
/ us real winiTy weather. On account Of ihe very
rough condition Of the roads previous a. tho snow
fall the sleishins in this vicinity did not amount
| 20 much. ! Jaw "Mcdicus," Of Union Needing
House. out in his cutter and although his horse
well Supplied wiiii brs ,vi Z; was so;ss; !. q:
/ difficult 10 decide which made the most noise the
sleigh over she knobs ,nd rnts cor the bell.
have heard that there some eases Of siaall-
poN along the line u the eth and 18th districts but
| cannot Noueh Tor the accuracy of tho report. IL
! may be like some of the mnlog stories which
have recently been going the rounds in this
/ section.
! Msssrs. Purkcy & Miller, contractors. with a
number of hands, are now busly at work crcctn :
the new bridge over the Gunpowder at Miller's
ford. to take the place Of the one which recently
I fell down after being built but about five years.
Knowing the reputation Of Mr.. Purkcy A. a
I builder we look for more permanent job this
time.
\. to the entertainment Tor the correspondents
of the tNioN. n per resolution Of your Rayvillc
''knishi of the quill. ! AIN sure II should and VII
be carried into effect. I woull willingly second
Il but leave that for some older in the line.
/ The ma;nanimous manner in which Won grasp the
idea-yOur readiness and chccrfulncs. 60 acceilc to
the tcrms-show not unly to your correspondents
hut o. the numerous readers ~ the lNipN that it,
editors are men Of large hearts anil unhonnlsd
hospitality. l"TaGy."- Etsl
! With reference TO tina; jersey lightning"
alluded a. by observer" cannot peak from cN-
lcricncc. yet believe there is ,amcthing in il. |
saW some time ago q man charged - heavily with
il that he could not navigate. nni recently litilc
fellow went toing UP the road, holding to thc
fence and bushels. lie seemed To have been
"',ruck" in the eyes. believe ;hcy both sue
csc,lcd In getting the line 90 their homes in
the 9TH. Those fellows who live along the line
boast great deal about the 9th being the only
temperance distric; in the county. hut am sure
Mcssrs. Editors they would not To 80 through the
columns 10 the iNin> u they were aware ct the
lac, that Yea knew how often their footprints
were found leading tpwHr Is nrRTiA.
From Elysviilc ard Vicinity, I'd District.
- Hsf"rH,d irp" a., S"uh -NH5g'eai O,,'r''i"n.
dc.--Mr. J. T. Mcliur. bushes. manager II the
store uf,hc Gary Manufacturing Company " Ely
Vile. retained home an Sunday from Aiken. south
Carolina. where he had been lpr several work.
pas; for his hsalth. lie has been greatly benefit
ted by the trip and will resume his duties with
ne""l 's"r. on Monday nigh, the Nbcrton
c"fu'i baul srrcunicl Mr.. MriirT IN luuur anil
appreciation o; a.. rctntn
There vi. 10 al entertainment a.i .urncr ir
the hall ~ Abortion. ou tho ujci;. 81 the ~; aud
o
hc go ATTENDANCE. supper vi! hr fu-u'.h,it = q,
ct"i' \ good iiiu" 3. anticipated.
'us 'rai- have been rendered. Ncy rough .,
l.'e NOW On ia" c"li o. GIT, uhch ha,cia..-Nrf
au' 'sa'vi': ~ any kiul a! ,c,i'io !. ,Nres.i+e
is I.u,t'ut.fiat,r
! think she ,u.sc.iiui. 81 Vul- E4syi!'c ,.-rc.-
p'nicIi s.. i ne. ~ ii viii enable us :, make
our.c' &C. acquainted with tlr l'os. ,. tie NiaV
nell %. With me ano,h,r.
WI. Eiis Ufecn. the Young ..ifl Shn,ca 'u wa'
broken ~ the Aihctton rl about three weeks
ago. vas rumrc.iri suffer an operation ou >aiur-
aly last. one PORTION oi the broken bone haviu.
caught AMI attacked itself - the skn IN the front
ci the arm. l. was necessary Il cut down 8. I'll"
bone sai force i; loose from u. attachment ." ;hc
ssiu. three weeks - ii .hi banda i'm: hai failed
& restore the broken bone g. it. natusal petition.
The operation was performed hy nr. G,'ghliN
assisted by br. ". &. kl.man. and va. .uccc.sfsl
in Trim :ins the Nv. ;ra .msn.s Together "
aHcs;ac;ic usei as -" time occupied in tho
'le'aii'n w'' only about ten seconds. H,H-.
Hartford Road Items. Rev. =. L. Nuflh
preached b.. farewell sermon lii''' church. 10
sunday Fcirgery ~th. q large rru .tcstii'ii p, o..
itcscui. un Wclue. !av the ireinbcf. from the
Various app 9ni'nsut- ou Great FAIL. Circuit la.i
Nj Murphy an! family '.rif! ,i'.;. carr, .as
WITH them q large amount - .rrIlic. fag tie
inner man. Am"n: o;hcr suh.,au'hi donation.
vs.. barrel u family hour iroa her. Taona.
'"-.uca. The company dilcl Nth ta'ir a.t1r
/ aHi 4 eni very pleasant Afternoon.
leap year ball gotten ~ hr the laiie. &
LnGrasile. was held a; lishor'- Halls >rris.s
Hotel. on the evening OF tih met; l, was largely
attended snI was most leasaut affair through
out.
/ Tie large and hasi,ome summer hou.e which
/ formerly stood near the mansion on the Clifton
estate. having been purchased by Col. Harrison
Alrcon. ,hat gentleman had {; removed To- hi.
I farm. .! milss ur the road. n few DAY. ago. Il
/ required eight ri.u'e. 60 draw it and the uausual
I spectacle of a house noting VI the turnpike
/ created some excitement.
/ oa MONDAY eycnin. . small Rul probably un-
/ !ntc-estius meet n: wa held ~ MF.. Wilhelm.
/ mice On ;hi- road. but for What rgTo'e d'c'
I not appear a. !; va hell with closed tp'fF-. \
| Tow. utqwn LAWYER seemed ., bc IL, lealiu.
'firi;. AL the "colp-ei :pis.' iar.,'s rrc,:,ri-
mated. NGitkNr.
From Powhatan. I'd District L.'.ra.l
.N-.f.'5 !.-.-f '.sref'. e. P.vL1taI Hall "a
/ inlay night. VA. Sled With he,h',,tthe coia-
mluiiy. : 80. > tie preceding. q ;hc '.icrar,
.'r.'ty. ne c.srri'cs were .iA iuiefosttrs aAi
iu.'rlr'iSc. ami tie music wa. 60 e..a..T fL'.
Ile rendition sf"Der bcuirher Temperance L..
;arc.' by Mr.. Phcir.. was y,ty ctoiitai.c 49, D
was well Te-ois % by the audience.
Tho iry-Aou,c a; Weihefci..ilc factory 3D.
hrc from defective lie "a saturday 9Th IA slant
Al the cotton AMI wool ia the binding wa. a.
ti-cy consumed TIL" proximity ol the hgi,!iu.
90 the mill placed the latter in rfca; danger.
The trouble which cxi,ir! IN the public school
here la. heor adjusted. Nr. clayton lia.lup re
/ signed the position Of teacher Last wtek. At Nr
/ smith has taken his place.
The concert. 10 take place AZ Mont Alto Pre-.
I hyiefian church. on the evening Of 2jth inst.
| promise. {" BE- very tine affair II will be con
Quoted by DR.. Reed and some of the he's. talent ia
/ the city will assist.
The supper for the benefit of the minister 81 tho
| ". l.. church At Til. place. On the evenings e
! feb. 18th. 18th and lYih. Is expected 4 tie; a
handsome .uIn. II.
Baltimore and Delta Railroads. meet
ing q directors of the Baltimore aud Delta Rail
rad Company Wa. Lcld in baltimore On Thur.
! day. The hu ines under Discussion related &,
/ the fgh, u Nay AIT grounds TOT station. Itwa-
stated That the ishi 81 way had been all fe:tlri
except IA two ~ three Gaze. the principal one
/ being ths, e the laiia turnpike road. Ia which
exception. hon" been fled. anil the ease sct tor
/ hearing before TIE court at Tow -on'owu. IN the
2"d instant u was decided 60 change tie pra-
ton % the baltimore Office Of the company. after
March !. from - Lexington street e. II Concord
street. The grazing q the road from HcltR q
] Eatimofc-iis miles -ha. been completed except
for some twelve miles. Work Is actively progress
Ing. and il j. expected the entire grading will DO
finished in four months. The company Is able To-
meet the monthly estimates Of expenses from col
lections on is stock. and the financial prospects
| are reported good.
Fatal Railroad Accident man named
| ". Bissinger. living in wooiberry. was struck by
car at the Western Maryland Il. X. depot. in
Baltimore. on Thursday night flast week and had
his head bruised and the left shoulder broken. be
sides receiving internal injuries. lilo taken
20 the City Hospital and died tho next fnorninl;
DIR. Walker. coroner, summoned a jury Of inquest.
who returned a verdict "that he was killed by be
| ing accidentally run over by 70 at tho Western
| Maryland railroad depot, Iliilen street. and that
the employees of the company were not ia any way
biamable." Bissinger was a working man, aad
LEAVES q wife and seven children.