The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-06-18
LOCAL ITEMS.

- lhc VI. u. church AZ Homestead, Hartford
road, will be dedicated on Sunday, June goth.
Look out for mad dogs. Several have al.
ready made their appearance in baltimore county.
Tho handsome stceple ON 81. Joscph's
Catholic church, Texas. which Is to cOst - $780, l.
about being completed.
There have been some Eve or Fix casual.
ties by lightning in the ith district within the
past three or four weeks.
An interesting tabulatcd statement of the
product Of cereals in Maryland will be found on
the fourth page Of to-day's issue.
-ProPosals arc asked for building stone
school house at Ashland, Sth district, and brick
school house at UprcFeo, 18th district.
"A jury Ot inquisitiOa ON Wednesday found
James Downey 10 be an insane pauper. lie will
be cared for at the expense ofthe county.
MIR. ". u. corkran. sou Of Francis :.
COrkran, Esq. Of Luthcrviilc. has been appointed
20 q eleTkship Ia the Baltimore postotlicc.
a telegraph office IL about to be established
at Rockford, on the Baltimore and Hartford turn
pike. BY the Mutual Union Telegraph Go.
The horse railway company has removed
ts tracks from in front Of the store Of A. j. Ter
man, az the terminus Of the line In this place.
At the commencement OF the Western
Maryland College this week, 4. l.. Gics, Of Refs
terstown, this county. won the junior prize medal.
There was a large attendance at the meet
ing at Sater's Baptist church last Sunday, in.
Guiding small sprinkling "f Democratic poIiti.
clans.
in the 0rphans' Court this week letters &c
administration we're gTanicl I" GEORGE u. and
Jacob \ ramrr. "n the tate al! J'scph ralnnrr.
deceased.
An old fashioned all 10, quarterly meet
ing will Dee held at U",anst"Wn VI. l.. church.
SUNDAY. June l9th. FoI particular sec ad,cr-
tscment.
Some twenty i've ~ thirty liquor seller. in
the I2th district scrc spotted" an Sunday ia,t.
The Grand Jury seem, 10 have IL hands full of
that kind of business.
Fix sheriff w"rihing,"n sold on Tuc.day.
for take due for the year 1877. lo, 81 ground
in iIampden village. asscsscd to OcVia Mankin.
To ". ". oHutt for $40.
--Thomas Zcpp. aged - year.. u freight en-
gineer on the Baltic. { Ohio railroad was killed
at III, sviiic on Tuesday afternoon by hi, engine
coililing with q fTcgh, train.
--Naycrly Lodge IT Mechanics have leased
- house and lot in that town which it i proposed
To- fix "a; fur hall. Heretofore the Lodge ha.
held ~ meeting in Wavcrly hall.
The six mule team uf Mr.. John Merry man.
of liza! field. hauled load of hay through this
place 10 the York road ear stables, last Monday.
which weighed tons S0O pounds net.
- Among the cass 81 cadet miisilnC grad
uated at the Annapolis Naval Academy last week
was Ovington l.. Weller. son OF Mr. W. Frank
Weller. Of Granite. Baltimore county.
The Democratic county convention meets
a, TowsCStown next Monday to send delegates to
the State convention. viii they be Hamilton
men or ringites that is the question.
MIR. &. 4 Slale. OF the 9Th district Of this
county, has lf1ttablc COW. Last year shc drop
ped twin calves AMI this year trillets. When
three weeks old he realized as for the three.
-, j. now not likely that camp meeting
will be held this year at Water old ground, those
interested in that meeting being disposed TO ilcn-
tify Themselves with the Emory Grove camp.
"A boy named Krcascr. living in Balii-
more. fell from cherry tree an Edmonison
enuc. in this county. last Sunday. breaking hs
left arm badly To- ncccssitAts its anputation.
Mr.. BENJAMIN =. Jordan. of the 9Th dis.
tTict of this county, who. n stated in these col
umns last week. would this year engage ia the
canning business. has 49, acres planted in sugar
corn.
Mr.. Charles Shipley. through his counsel,
Hon. VIM. 4. Fisher, on Tuesday obtained an in.
junction against John Michael aud Henry Young
or. res. aiming them from working ssoHe quarry
near CalyeTt0n.
Our young friend. Mr.. John &. Eoslcy, of
the county Treasurer Office. has Of the finest
road horses in the county. lie show a 2:io
gait without difficulty and with good handling
will 90 much faster.
Our ncighb0rs in the Belt are 90 have proper
protection against Ere. II We must have Belt
II Is our duty 60 tina, IL IL properly cared for.
The interests there are too many aud too large
not TO demand attention.
Mr.. William Holmes. aged - years, died
ut his residence, near waycrly. ON Saturday last,
Of Brights disease. lie was native Of Mont
goIncry county but had resided in Baltimore
county a number Of years.
The receipts of the county Treasurer of.
Zee for the month Of May. including balance on
hand April 3Oth. were sliS. disburse-
inents for the same month. $ii ,SGS.J1 balance ON
hand June lst SlOG2g2SG
Hon. James A. Gary. wife and two daugh.
tiers sailed from Baltimore for Liverpool via Hal.
flax AMI ST. Johns. on Tuesday. Mrs. James
Vaughn and daughter, Of Baltimore county, were
passengers the same steamer.
John Piel, aged IS years. deaf and dumb
man who disappeared from his home in the "a
district, on the 9th Of June, was found wandering
near Jessop's Cut, u. & %. railroad, n few days
ago and returned to hisnpiativcs.
Mail messenger service will be discontin-
uti on the following routes in Baltimore county
after June 30th Granite from Woodstock Mary
land Line from frceland's: Rsyvillc from Park
ton and Warren from Cockcysyile.
We had the pleasure of hearing the I.u-
theryilc eornet band perform ON Monday even
ing and were surprised Mt the excellence Of it,
music. Pr,f. james s. Nusscar Is the leader and
the bana Il composed Of gentlemen residing in
the village.
-knoppenbcrgcr. the man who keeps the
drinking place on tac York road. short distance
above Cockeysyilie, where a serious disturbance
occurred two or three Sundays ago. has had sev-
eral indictments found against him by the present
Grand Jury.
There will be a reunion o: the Sunday
Schools Of Symmetrical Circuit. Rev. George c.
Bacon, pastor, on the Summericld camp ground,
Sunday, July 3d. Rev. Job A. Price, i. Z. ofthe
district, besides number Of other speakers, are
expected TO be present.
-Joseph Hartman, the German who at.
tempted suicide in Rost's beer garden. Beiair
roasl, last week, by swallowing ounce of lauda-
mum, has since died at the city hospital. lie said
he took the drug TO relieve pai- in the stomach.
II had the desired effect.
a very unsayory case from that unsavory
distriet-the i3th-was tried In the Circuit Court
this week. Fortunately the accused-a coiored
man charged with keeping n most disrepntable
house-was convicted and sentenced 20 the House
Of Correction for one year.
-"W. 3. c." wrote local letter from Fork,
Baltimore county, 10 the Hartford Deaocrat last
week, and every item contained In IL. except one,
was copied from the local columns Of the USIoS
Of the week previous. An easy way for n CORES
pendent TO obtain "news.'
The present outlook for our narrow gauge
railroad Is most encouraging and now conf.
IDENTIFY expect the cars 10 be running 20 Towson-
town before the close Of summer This will be
good news % the hundreds who are interested in
the success Of the enterprise.
The annual examination Of the public
school teachers Of the county will be held at the
State Normal School building, Friday and Satur-
day, July LIST aud "a, commencing ut 10 q. "a.
Applicants for scholarships In the Normal School
will be examined Friday, July LIST.
The Board OF Trustees Of the East Tennes-
see wesieyn University, at their annual meeting.
May 3lst, conferred the degree Of Doctor Of Di-
vinity on the Rev. J. N. Davis, pastor Of the ~.
Il. church Of this place. The diploma was re-
eeived BY Rev. Mr.. Davis this week.
Abiding 10 the recent washout on the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and baltimore railroad,
the Cecil Denoeraf says Baltimore cut OF from
Rikton How lonely the city must feel" Which
reminds US that Mr.. John L. Owens once adj
dressed letter 10 friend at Baltimore, near
Towsontown."