The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15
The TousOn Guard, star, for yorktown,

The ToWson Guards start for Yorktown,
Va, this Saturday afternoon. DR.. Piper, the
them oa their trip. has been giving the men
pious doses of 1uiSiao 10 fos;fy them against the
dangers of malaria and ague. The company will
return Sunday morning. Esd inst
Mr.. II. w. Clark, son Of Gen. James C..
Clark, formerly Of this county, uaI married At
Milan. Tennessee, Tuesday, 9Th inst, to Miss
Kate u. Miller. daughter Of Capt. A. p. Miller.
proprietor of the Southern Pacific Hotel. of that
place. Mr.. Clark holds q position in the Illinois
Central Railroad Company, of which his father IL
vice. president.
The Greenbaek party 10 showing itself In
baltimore county aud win develop some strength
A meeting was held In Towsontown on Monday
10 select delegates TO the State convention which
met in Baltimore Tuesday, and the following
were chosen W. Frank Mitchell, y. L. MOrlng,
Richard T. Gilmor, Theodore Boyd. James Har-
vey, J. Henning Jones and VIM. Shades, all but
two Of whom are Democrats.
The Philadelphia North AHsrieaR says /;
"The new CalveTton Stock. Yards at Baltimore,
In which Messrs. Martin, Fuller 4 Co., Of this
city, have tho controlling interest, seem 20 be
giving the livestock dealers Of that city entire
satisfaction. IL is the intention Of the company
at early date 10 furnish additional facilities In
the way Of the abattoir system similar TO that
adopted In this city and In Boston"
"A well. dressed young man entered one Of
the Hampden horse cars on Monday and notwith-
ttauutuk tue TACT tnut tnefc were y uumutf OF
passengers In the car at the time, he took bunch
Of keys from his pocket, with one Of which he un-
locked the Slawson box, took what money there
was In Il. locked u again and quietly glided out
Of the car. Everybody thought he was an au-
thoriIsd agent OF the company but he was simply
. bold aud sharp thief
-several opportunities have been offered this
week for some people to immortaiiie themselves,
but strange ~ u may seem they didn't "tumble." !"
When man hnds he has an elephant on his
hands and then commences 70 try 10 be generous.
you eau safely bet that something is wrong. The
man who owns this elephant will End Il walking
all over him before he gets through with his little
circus. "Newspaper rings" are bad, but ele-
plants are infinitely worse.
Mr.. John NJ. waddeli. who will be pleas.
antiy remembered as the efficient clerk of Messrs.
Condor Co.. contractors ON the Gunpowder
water works. has. in connection with his brother,
Nj. Julius waddeii, secured q seven mile con
tract on the West Virginia Central and Pittsburg
railroad and has commenced work near Deer
Park, Nd. Mr.. Julius waddell was here on Wed
nesday hunting up laborcrs. Ills many friends
In this vicinity will be glad TO know that his
health has very much improved.
1t was n eommendable act on the part Of
the York road railway company that provision
was made for transporting the large number Of
passengers over its line during the past week.
On Tuesday night there were nine cars on the
stand in Baltimore Mt one time anl at lOl o'clock
Eve cars were started, all Of them being filled.
During the Sesqu- Centennial celebration last year
many persons were obliged TO remain In the city
over night because the company did not provide
sufficient cars Ia take them home.
DIR. =. n. Hawkins, who was n minister Of
the ". r. Church and at one time preached a,
Towsontown, but who. for u number Of years, has
been living in the West, iatterly at Miiibrook,
Me:osia county. Michigan, has been In bad health
for some time aud few months ago returned aud
las been stopping with Mr.. Henry Reckord, at
Reckord, baltimore county. lie is suffering with
cancer of the eye. Last week he was removed TO
an in6rmary in Baltimore where DIR. chisolm pro-
nounced the case hopeless one. The DR.. was
well known in this and Hartford county aud has
the sympathy Of many friends.