The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-09


To,ssontorn NJ r.. Chureh.-Preaching Sunday,
ct II q. IN. and nj p. m, BY the pastor, Rev. W.
7. d. GLENN.
ST. John'. p. r.. Ch~reh. King.rins.-servics.
every Susday morning, at quarter before eleven,
BY Rev. A. J. Barrow, rector.
Triaify Chnrek, Long demonstrates by Rev.
A. J. Barrow, rector, every Sunday afternoon, at
$50 o'clock.
The Board Of County Commissioner will
not be In session on Tuesday next.
H. c. Tieck, ESQ.,, q WE'LL known member
Of the bar, sailed from Baltimore for Boston on
Monday.
p. X. Danenbsrg has been appointed 81.
pervisor Of registration In the LIST district to h
vacancy.
The third sitting Of the registers commene.
Cd on Tuesday last and will be continued during
next week.
The baltimore oriolc celebration common.
COS on Tuesday next, 18th inst, and will continue
until Friday.
Mr.. J. Scott Msrryman, Of the LIST di,tric,
Of this county. has been appointed temporary day
Inspector In the Custom House.
baltimore County Orange No. IL will hold
its regular quarterly meeting Thursday, Sept 2ist
ct the hall Of PsiapseO Grange.
AT the tournament at Bay Ridge on Tues
dag Mr.. J. Duncan Almony, of this county.
crowned the hrst maid Of honor.
in the Orphans Court this week letters Of
administration we're granted to Isaac =. Tyson
on the estate of Martha \. Tyson.
One Of John u. Linton's Geiser machine.
threshed 500 bushels Of wheat in three hours on
farm In Howard county last week.
Mr.. John CrOwther, Jr., special auditor Of
the county, sailed on Monday for Halifax. lie
will be absent ten DAYS or two weeks.
ten. L. ID. Tyler, ex-postmastcr Of Balti-
more city. has been very III Of malarial fever at
his residence. "Rosedalc." in the Sd district.
There are about sixty positions under Col.
Ditty, the new collector Of internal revenue, aud
there are at least twenty applicants for each.
The County Commissioners have granted
permission TO the Baltimore county hre-depart-
inent TO take part in the oriole parade next week
Mr.. VIM. =. A. Neuman, agent In BAlti-
more for the Z. s. Beneficial Association. was
drowned while bathing At Point Breeze. on Tues
day last.
Rev. r. II. Williams, of Arlington. thi.
county. has removed to Annapolis and taken
permanent charge Of the First Presbyterian
Church in that city.
a horse belonging TO Alex. Blair. living
On Monument street extended. in the i2th die
trics, fell dead in Baltimore a lev days ago The
animal was valued at $3.50.
The September term Of the Circuit Court
begins on Monday next. iith inst. There are
Eve murder cases 10 be disposed Of at this term.
something unusual for our Court.
-The contract for building a ire-proof ad-
diton TO the Court House has been awarded to
Edward J. McMullin. Of Baltimore. for 1926.
lie will bond in the sum u $4,000.
but one case Of smallpox is reported at the
canneries in Hartford county. The disease has
not made its appearance in this county and there
10 no alarm felt here on account Of il.
At the tournament held At Lyneh's. 10 the
10th district. on Thursday Of last week. Mr.. d.
:. Wright aud Mr.. W. Giimor Smith, both young
MAN her Of the har the
a stalk Of corn from Col. u. 7. Taylor's
Mount Peru farm, in the llth district, was exhib.
tied this week. which measured 10! feet in length.
and 10 n. inches from the root 10 the ear.
On Sunday last the eoiored people held
bush. meetings at Windsor Grove. on the Pow
hatan raiiway. and at Wilson's Grove, on Merry
mans lane, both Of which were largely attended.
Crawford II. johnson, man who served
90 juror Ia the famed Johns will case, has been
arrested IN Baltimore on the charge Of sending
indecent postal cards through the mails 20 lady
If you have not already done 90, you have
stiil another chance TO register. Ifyou expect TO
vote at the coming November election you mus,
have your name placed upon the neS RECITATION
list.
On Sunday night last We were visited by
the heaviest thunder storm-in fact q succession
Of storms-o! the summer. The thunder was very
heavy and the lightning almost eon,inuOu, ard
very vivid.
Rev. c. Lepiey. Of Reisterstown, has gone
to Arkansas and will be absent several weeks. lie
goes upon a tour Of inspection with view 10 re.
moving there in company with several other 9Th
district families.
-on Aeeoun, ofill health, Rev. S. II. Thomp.
son, for some time pastor Of the Presbyterian
church at Govanstown, has been obliged 10 re.
sign his charge aad IL l. said he will for the pres
ent give up preaching.
Mr.. d. Howard Mayes. who has for some
time been running the sta &c line between Towson.
nj Int Ia haa anil mt sa Nc oh
c. Bosley, and the line will hereafter be run BY a
son Of Mr.. Howard Cole.
MIR. r. @. Rankin, Jr., son Of DR.. X. q.
Rankin, Of wayeriy, this eosnty, has resigned
the assistant seeretaryship Of the Peoples Mutual
Live Stock Insurance Company. Mr.. Rankin
soptsmpla,ss going west.
-fhe German Baptists will hold religious
services In the hall At Waverly, Sunday, Sept.
10th, At 10 a. m. and and ?. IN. They will
also hold services there every eighth Sunday
thereafter at the same hours.
a young lady named Miss Matte Thornp-
son, daughter Of Mr.. John Thompson. . residsn,
Of the lt district Of this county, was painfully
hurt on Tuesday by heavy wagon eoiiiding with
the enc in which she was sitting.
Mr.. John W. Boil, Of Warren, sth district.
has sss; - :h:= ass.s eaeamhsr which measure.
Is inehe. in length. He says IL 10 the largest one
ne ever saw and ne 10 anxious To know whether
any one In the county can beat IL.
The public schools Of the county re.openei
on Monday last. The School Board decided "a
allow the schools 20 close one day either during
the 0rioie next week or during the county fair in
October, ~ the teachers may prefer.
There IL . good deal Of malaria In the
country just nov and Il would be well for all %
be careful how they expose themselves to the
night air, which, al this reason. is always more
or less damp and injurious to health.
-Gsorge z. Emory, eolored, has been arrest
cd by officer Green, Of the sth district, and con-
i'll -. k..s e. .al A..
name Of Mr.. A. 7. Love 20 orders on J. ID. c.
Duncan, Conrad Moore and Henry Hess.
Az effort will be made 20 have the steep
hill at Windy Gates on Lake avenue. 9th district.
cut down, In order 20 make the grade easier. A
large petition Is in circulation. praying the Coun.
~ Commissioners TO have the work done.
The man William s. Jet, who claimed 20
be from Reistersiown, this county, and who At.
tempted last week 10 shoot horse-ear conductor
In Baltimore. has been sent to Spring Grove Asy.
lum, three phy sicians having testified that he Il
insane.
The total new registration in Baltimore
county mp 10 the beginning Of the September sit
tisg Tuesday isst) vas 1926. The total regis.
tration IN 1881 $50, 80 that Il will be seen
not much over half the former vote bad been reg
istersd.
During the storm on Sunday night last
lightning struck large chestnut tree on the prop
srty Of Mr.. WIN. II. Curtis, Sunny brook, 10Th de.
triet, and tore u TO pieces. small tenant house
standing near, occupied BY = eolOred family, WAS
not damaged.
The Jersey COW, .yaisna Hoffman," pro-
daesd In thirty days ovefs5 pounds Of butter, OF
nearly three posnds per day. She 10 valued at
$500. This COW came from the Hampton herd,
near Tewsontown, and is owned BY Mr.. Earle, Of
ksnt county.
The pastorats Of Mount Paran Presbyts.
risn church, I'd district. having become vacant By
the removal % Rev. II. n. Williams 10 Annapolis,
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several churches In the charge and Q very CON-
Portable parsonage.
a correspondent Of the Baltimore .SsH
names Mr.. Frank Brown, Of Carroll county, ss a
Democratic candidate for Congress in this dis.
triet. Mr.. Brown 10 one Of the most successful
farmers 10 the State and conducts personally q
farm Of z, 500 acres.
Tie new building on the MeDonogh School