The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-04-02

this week. Mr.. Samuel +. Butler. on account Of
iickness In HE family, has not get vacated M.
I ilager has had long experience in the hotel bust
ness and In hoped he may meet With succets IN
his new venture.
a new ;eerhuur line has been put up from
the city 60 Arlington in this county. and the resi-
dcnccs Of DIR. e. q. llill and Mcssrs l.. 4. D. New
man, Robert Magruder and T. q. Piummcr are
now ia direct communication with the Baltimore
| Telephone Exchange. The line extends along the
/ kcisteTst0wn road.
! a well-known gentleman. talking about the
lea With which the city water IL infested. said
tha, Il was different from the insect usually found
| about stables, the found In the water being
spelled lea, while the other was spelled flee.
lie also remarked that the city authorities would
soon 'eoiugatc" zone plan 20 free the water ofihis
/ inject.
The time Of Goihard, tho condemned muir
derer, Is growing very short, the 29ih cf April
having been Fixed ~ the day for his execution.
which will take place In the Jail yard here. Thus
| FAR Newspaper reporters have troubled the doomed
man very little, but Ne the time for his execution
draws nearer they will probably be around TO
catch whatever ho has TO say.
Mr.. Il. G. Marshall, Of Chester county,
| Pa, who lately purchased the Evorhsrt property,
near Sweet Air. called at tho USio. Office on Tues
day and had his name placed upon mail list.
| lie aud his partner are about establishing upon
| the property steam saw mills for the purpose Of
cutting up the fine timber with which portion of
the property IL covered.
The old theory that &c March comes in like
u lion IL will go out like lamb. was knocked in
| the head this time rs many other theories have
been during this remarkable season. The first Of
the month disagrccablc as /, could we'll be
and the last of IL was no improvement the be-
ginning. there having been high winds. necompa-
MED with snow and rain.
We are panied 10 learn that Vim. II. Keller.
Esq.. Register Of Wills for this county. who has
been III at his residence in tho 9TH district, for
some time. Ia suffering from Brghts disease and
dTopsy. This will be unwelcomc news o. his hosts
Of friends in baltimore county. nv. Roller
was elected Register Of Wills In November. 1879.
his term Of Office being for six years. lie has not
/ yet served two years.
-Epsom W. =. church. T"wsontown. which
has been undergoing improV Cgnculs the past win.
ter, will be rc-opened Tomorrow SUNDAY. April
3D. when services will he held IN the morning
aud night 4, II \. NJ. Eey. br. Hammond. of
Baltimore will preach, and ut : y. NJ. Rev. VIM.
II. Chapman. Of the NJ T.. church. will an the pull
pit There vii. be- no services held in the ". 4.
church during the day.
~ VI. brian. OF the 10Th district, m Old
ioS-hnn,cT. has pack of eight very fast dogs.
among them one which came from Gen. Wade
! llainp;On's South Carolina stock and which cusi
"many beads of cabbage" lie says the Hampton
dog l. very fast bat IL not yet able o. take the
lead. Mr.. Brian il anxious for the Eikrdgc Club
To- e"inc down o. his country in order tha; the
mctpbc may what good running T..
-.NH IisHibE NtI. htidnNihS
TO Mrs. Andrew Dunnsan, WHO lives near Jcru-
salem Mile, few days ago haieled out chicken
with four legs. II runs about a. lively US any of
lie brothers and sisters. two of it, legs carry
! Ing the two superhuous members on it, back. A
breed uf chickens II that kind might be found ex
ircmeiy useful 10 lufnishing chicken legs Tor
| camp meeting cpBsumItion.--Bsi,ir .i'yis.
| An interesting feature nj the funeral 0r Col.
| Augustine Lcitwich. father uf Mrs. br. wingGcli.
Of this place. who died a, Lynchburg. Va. lafl
/ -. IL
in thcsc columns. was that the three surviving
sons Of the deceased Messrs. l.. G.. 4. T. and A.
| H. Leftwieh. and isthTce CONS in. law. Capt Win.
King. Mr.. +. II. billiard and Dr. WingGeli. acted
as pall.bcarcrs. and bore the body 60 the church
l and out Of il O. the grave.
The Elkrijgc Fox hunting Club held "a
meet" at the i0-Milc House. Rcistorsiown road.
last Saturday. fox was started near the Ne
Donogh InstitGtc about . 4. VI. and the dogs ran
him steadily until about +. ". when they caught
and killed him in wood. neanthe Dover read. All
the horses gave out and none of them were in at
the death. Several Of the party were thrown in
the chase. caused by their horses falling. but none
/ Of them seriously hurt.
The missionary work of Woodbury. ". T..
| Sabbath school Is divided into I've departments,
named respectively Europe. Asia. Africa, America,
aud the Islands Of the Sea. Sunday last was
African mission day, an interesting feature of
which was the Introduction Of the choir from
Orchard Stree, a. VI. l.. church, who rendered
number OF chorus seicctioIIl.. an excellent man
ncr. Mr.. Jas. l.. Hooper. ono Of tho snucrintsn-
dents, said IL was the largest gathering seen,
a. well US the best singing ever heard in Wood
berry.
On Sunday last Constable Cole arrcstei
three men employed by the Davis & Watts Tclc-
phone Co. In erecting new line along the liar-
ford road. They were taken before Justice Cole
| who fined each Of them s. and costs for working
on Sunday. The Telephone Company fret OBJ
tanned permit from Sheriff Sade before putting
their men TO WORK, Sunday beingihc only day
upon which the necessary changes could be made
on aeeoun, Of intcrsup;ing tho line. This being
made known TO the Justice lie promptly released
| the men.
| The Towsoniown relief association met n;
| o'clock Monday afternoon in tho Office Of tho
School Board. Major Yeliott in the chair. The
| funds being about exhausted and there being new
cases where help was needed, steps were Mt once
| taken to raise more money and the finance COM
mi;tec was urged 10 call upon n number Of gentle
men who had not ye, subscribed. There are n
very few extremely needy families here rendered 20
partially By sickness, whose wants will have TO be
provided Tor until health Is restored and they can
get work. IL L. hoped those who have not yet
done so will contribute liberally.
| The sale OF the personal property OF Col.
Benjamin 7. Taylor, ON March ?ls;, Amounted To
| about Sa,'no. the Col. reserying about : 900
worth Of his choicest stock OF Jersey cattle. &C..
to take with him 10 his new home. lis farm.
"Monut Peru" containing upwards Of 600 acres
of arabic land, was Withdrawn on q bid Of 81 GOO,
| he holding il at $2j.00O. The cares incident TO
| conducting 50 large farm induced Col Taylor 10
sell of and rent his place. lie has purchased and
/ moved 10 the farm Of A.. Donahuc. near Kings
Vile, and has appropriately named Il Escape"
IL l. snug property, containing 60 acres, and has
excellent, improvements upon II.
| in c0nvcrsing with Democratic friends
about the prospective candidates for the Offices to
be filled ncxt fall We find that there are many who
| favor the feu0uAinat sf the old Innri ~