The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-25


--samusl Ceilings, Jr., son Of Mr.. Samuel
Ceilings. Of Luthsrvilie, and John Rider, son Of
Mr.. John q. Rider, near BFookiandville will leave
early In April for Colorado where they may locate
permanently.
The receipts Of the Baltimore aud Hartford
turnpike from tolls for the year 1881, were sl2,-
1860 and the disbursements for repairs, bridges
&C., were s6,6o9.l9. The receipts from the bal
timoTe and Havre dc Grace pike (Phila. roadl for
the same year were Si,577.2s, and the disbarse-
ments were Si,3i3.52.
The dome Of the Court House presents .
very dilapida,ed appearance and We would sug-
gest 10 the County Commissioners the necessity
Of having IL 70 painted. Economy demands that
Il be thus protected from the weather. The iron
fence around the court house lot Is also suffering
for the want Of paint.
"A band Of Gipsies passed north through
this place on Monday. They were q detected
looking set and had lot Of mean looking horses
with them. They tried 20 make . hoFse-trade
here but failed. Among the band was = young
eolored man who appeared TO DO rs much Of
"0ipsy" rs any Of them.
The family Of Col. r. NJ. Johnston, Of Wa
verify, delightfully."- entertained the TowsOntOwn
literary society on Friday evening Of last week,
their selections being Of high order and the
music exceptionally fne. The readings by Miss
Meveigh and the defamation BY Mr.. Lemusl ID.
oiuu were also highly spoken Of.
Mr.. Moses /. Green, Of Sweet Air, hauled
from Baltimore 4 few days ago. with his team Of
Eve horses, four tons Of fertilizer. The distance
u about II miles and two miles Of II mud road.
Mr.. Green has very ine team. a fact hardly nee
essary 10 state AFTER telling what II was able 10
do. George Mumma IL his teamstsr.
a reporter Of the Baltimore Herald tells
rather improbable story about Eve tramps quar-
Teling on the street over q kettle Of stale beer,
which had been accumulated by draining kegs on
the sidewalk. and saying that one Of tho number
was recognized as "a once wealthy farmer Of Bal.
timore county" II true, who IL the man!
Rev. J. ii. Manley, pastor Of the colored
church in this place, is never at n loss for some
nee plan 20 raise funds for his churches. The
latest idea IL 1.-Two Nights Feast 10 the Will
p. church. Lavender Hill, Hartford road. Monday
and Tuesday evenings. April 10th and llth.
According 20 the last census tlsse) the
number Of school children in Baltimore county.
between the ages Of and 20, were 1hits. 25.sl0.
coiored, $3.50. By the census Of 1879 the school
population white, q. s52. eolored, SOS show
Ing decrease Of white children In ten years past
Of 5t2, and increase Of eoiors children for the
same time Of 1902.
a portion Of the old Windsor estate. in
Duiany's Valley, nov belonging 10 Mrs. Chiffon.
will be sold on Wednesday, April 18th, s, the
Cour, House door, Towsontown. II I. ,sug
property Of li9! acres. The widow Of the late
DIR. Henry Wilson owned the farm up to aboat
the year 1859. when she sold IL 20 Mr.. u. v.
Richardson, who subsequently soldi, TO Mrs. Chill
ton.
Rev. Watson Case, Of Hereford Circuit ".
T.. church. who has been returned 10 that charge
for the third year. was given = very pleasant
eevtiOn by the members Of Hereford church. AZ
their parsonage soon after the minister and fam
lily arrived from Conference on the i7th instant.
bountiful supply u rsfres hinents were provided
for the occasion AMI a most Delighted evening
was spent.
-Easter day fell on April 9. 1871. IL will
not however. fall on this day again after the pres
4 lsaa aNaIN IaW
2ol5. &c. In lss6 il will fall on April %. it,
lates, possible date. This will be the fret time Il
has occurred since the introduction Of the
style in 1859. II will then no; occur again On
April IS until after interval Of 81 years. or ia
1913; and then not again for les years.
--Benjamin ?. Jordan. Esq. % the 9Th Dis.
trict Of this county, u of the administrator
Of the will Of the late Gabriel A. IcCOmas, u
Hartford county. who 4 brother. IN law Of his.
Mrs. MeComas Is the other Administrator and they
gave bond in The sum Of SiGo.ooo. The estate !.
valued AZ about 10000. in which the wife will
have her dover right of one-thiri, the remainder
being divided equally between their son and
daughter. both minors.
Daniel Rider, q Baltimore. got horse ia
trade from Flank 2. Goodwin. VI the 18th district
Of ihi. county. giving si25 boot. The animal was
guaranteed a. reliable but Il refused 90 work Tor
Rider. who brought suit against Goodwin TO re-
| cover the value o. the horse. The case tried
/ in the Circuit Court here, occupying a whole
week. and went agAins, the plaintiff Rider Who
will have 10 pay the costs. amouniing 90 eonsid-
| erably upwards Of s30e.
Capt. spasgisrs company of militia. which
participated In the battle q North Point in this
county, sixty eight years ago neat September.
composed Of ninety seven men, ineu ding officers.
priya,es aud masieians. But enc of this namber
Il nov living-Daniei Small. who was drum
mer boy q; the time. In the battle one man va.
| shot through the body and died from the elects
| Of the wound several years Afterwards. Anoiher
had BIZ bat shs, ffSsz BIS bead hs. vas n, Ia
| jarei.
Rev. J. y. Davis. u. D., for two year. the
acceptable pastor Of ToHsoRt0sn ". l.. church.
preached his last sermon on Sunday night 18Th
inst., to . very large audience. There some
/ gentlemen in the Congregation who had not be
fore heard the Rev. Mr.. Davis in the tuo years of
| his ministry here. but who we're present on that
occasion TO testify their respect AID esteem for
him. lie will remove 10 the parsonage At Monk
/ ton mot Hereford, a. heretofore s,ated1 next
| week.
The receipts q the Mutual Fire Insurance
Company in Baltimore county for the year end
4 Ing Feb. 2s;h. iss2, were sS3,0s9.5i; disbarss-
men,, for the year. including Losses By FIRE, $50.
4 1850; cash balance on hand March Let, Issa,
! S3.5g32i. There were tsenty -four Losses by Ere
in Baltimore county during the year, the heaviest
one paid By the company being that 81 Augustus
Rice, who resolved s2.3.s. The Affairs 81 the
company are represented % be 10 very saiisfAe.
tory condition.
MI ffankhn boArman, rhese death al has
rehdenee near beiair, ~e noticed last seek Two
~eexs before ee s,sd made application 70 ihs
agent Q, me wesnlns'"s Lille in'araree COMPANY
i the company aud when the agent called upon Mr.
boArnen is. aAys A'er ssra. 70 collect ,se pre-.
,n'sin Ana asssss 'hs p"ney. DC eoaP,.'nel Of
,eenng .n~el' sna s.sei we Agsn' 70 ca" again
before tae agent e'a'a tssafh sth ths Po'iey Dr.
D"s'"an a'ed' t,
The vestry Of Trinity church. TowsOntown.