The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-11
ITEMS.

MIR. Zephaniah Poiect, Of the Sth district,
is foreman Of the present Grand Jury.
The Baltimore papers say that diphtheriA
and scarle, fever are prevailing at WOodberry.
Mr.. james l.. Gallagher. Justice Of the
Peace. has removed his Office from TOwsOntOwn
TO Wayerly.
-Mr. Charles Peregoy, an old and highly
respected citizen Of Woodbury., has been very III
the past week.
-AIessrs. George whitelock and Frank Cos
nell have been chosen permanent trustees Of Mr..
John T. Graham.
Farmers are blowing for oats and some Of
them In the lower section 0: the county have al
ready put in their crop.
The next meeting Of Baltimore County
Grange will be held March Goth. at the hall u
Garrison Forest Grange, Pikcsviie.
The auction Of the store stock Of Mr.. Jos.
II. Mitchell, which commenced Saturday even
ing last was continued on Wednesday night.
MIR. ". o. y. Wright, enteTprising mer-
chant Of Fork. Hartford road, IL eniarging his
store house and increasing his stock Of goods.
The six trestlcs on the narrow gauge road
between this place aud the city. will require from
S0O,ooe to l,o0o 600 feet Of lumber TO complete
them.
.-Messrs. Todd 4 Love have commenced the
erection % a large grain coal and wood ware.
house. just below the y. c. railroad s,a,ion in
Woolbtrry.
William Il. Ford. Of Pikes,ill thi. county.
has purchased the farm Of William n. Gardner.
near fiuNHNufgs Nestcru Maryland railfuai w..
acres for -. zoe.
David Chuate. a we'll known citizen Of the
II dis,ric. who hai been in III health for several
months. died on "a inst. lie was son Of the
late iiercd Choa,e
--Messrs. OHutt Oauii. counsel for Mary
Reboccs Bowen. have Sled bill for divorce from
her husband. Thomas Bowen, alleging cruel treat
men, and drscrtion.
a petition was in circulation ia Tovson.
town on Tuesday praying the Legislature To- pass
Mr. Fendaus bill % Ic district the large districts
adjacent 90 tho city.
The concert gwen in Shealey'. Hall on
Wednesday evening. by o. company from the city
was not hr.;.class affair although quite good
audience Vas yrc.eu:
---Bccs are already aui 81 the.r hives anil are
heard upon our map', tree. alter the bud. which
are iust lu;,ne egt. The little fellow. appear -
be iu hurry g, -I.nr.cte- ou-iues-.
The lecture u William ". Buscy. E.q.. of
Baltimore. bel bro .he Tow ont literary society
on Friday evening pi lst week. attracted large
audience aEi proved his.ly entertaining.
.-At a sale oi imported Jrrses. IN PhiiAicl-
phia On thur-iay. Mr.. Fred. Npn kapf. q
''stonclc ;h," near ToNsoutoWn. boush; beau
iiful heiicr cal'ei "F'plil Carlo" f4S $3.50.
-Ch-i.'iaa T.. WarieL Il Perry Hall. 18th
district 81. made an Assignment ~ hi. per-onal
trortr.- 9. Nc..-s. : Parker Hs.icv ami ~
Charlie. Burke. i.r the benefit % hi. creditors.
-Tu, Republicans % the 18th district will
hold a meeting a. Glue Ball. Phiia. road Thur
day March 10th. - 3 .. IT,. or the purpose q
considering some fuatt'rs q iutefc-. g. the party
Mr. William u >ufier. who hA. been Keep.
ing store ~ Patkt9n. y. e 4. r.. tor about ten
year. pact hhs .oii Boz. stock, 4e.. e. Mr.. Nalen.
tine Trout; q Nor land Line. who sill hereafter
conduct tie store.
DR. Wm r. Carroll. e Qnsrn Ann. eouu-
y, formerly oi iAi. county. ami Mr.. Walter Bald
win. q Wopiherry. have matched their tro,;sr.
for a face a. Herring Eau some time this month.
fpr rurr q 5000.
-Ey state. Attorney J,r,i. spencer. 9TH.
county. has tntrt a...f g ttc last aintsr 10 Ncs
York city where BOG h,- been engaged intro iucins
bic patent tafse .aHe ia which be ha. met With
considerable ,asre...
The WaaIberry Mu-cal nsau gave %.
annual elLecrt IN Tuesday night. 10 Henson &.
Hall o. a erlsl-i house. number of amateurs
from the rty taas part ami she affair sas sue
cess 10 every particular
The receipts 1t the County TreAsaf-r's Of.
Zee Tor the month e February including cash
On haul At the hr.i II that month were $3.50
80. disbursements Tor sane month. s1Y.s-glO l.,
baianr~ hand March Be-, Sle.s4-a5.
The fine farms AMI mill property % Mf
Thomas u. Matihew.. located "a the ,th district,
were .arrci ~ public ,nic "a Tuesday but Esre
not .old. There wa.a large attendance a; the
sale but no tii. wefe ofefei far the property.
ten =. y Tyler. late postmaster a, Hali-
more. who va. drasn 90 the Jury from the "A dis
trict on MONDAY. paid o. asisii Tues4ay. lie has
EtNr aAaNE 90 tue county tsF thirteen YEAR AN2
this Is the rst time be has been draWn juror.
a stranger By accident glt into the I NiuS
Office ono DAY thi- Wcc& lnl before getting out he
hal paid si.5u ~ one ycar's subssfiptiou 90 our
paper ami a..o $500 iar an aisertisemeat Bat
III. Fac; anus; E't deter .'her 'tFar gers fron CON
ing in.
a; the II. l.. Cuuicrepce IN Baltimore Oh
weine. iay. Rev. Wa ~ Chapman. Presiding
Elder u last Baltimore district askei for a
mittee g. investigate tAe affair. % TpWsIu;p~n
church, bat after .oIc ii.russi1n withires the
fcquest
The Central Pcans Conference q the
Evangelical Asspriatian, which met this year At
Carlisle Pa, n ai- the following appointments for
baltimore county Whitc GrounI-. : Gearick
Ey,ti!le. T.. ". Group. AMI Jarrrtisrilie y. =.
Anthony.
Dr. Gofsuch. OF Fork. ii,h district. i en-.
Meeting his residence by telephone With Reckord,
about : nile. above. on the Hartford tarnpike.
there already being a telephone line from tha,
place q failstsn ami Belar. The br. has .
branch Office q, FalIston.
beef cattle sold a, the CAlVerton drove
yards on Monday at cents per pound. y. II
Walker Esq. q the "a district. cold 80 head q
fine Fat cattle ~ the Calyer;on yards the week
previous. lie feeds large number % cattle on
bis tine farm near Pikesvillc.
Hon. Geo. II. Williams. counsel for Mr.. J.
Summerfell Crowther. has entered suit agains;
the Baltimore and York turnpike company. claim
ing $4,000 damages for injuries received By plain
iii in January last by the upsetting Of his buggy
on the pike near Cockcysvillc.
--rhe Northern Central Railroad Company
has Issued instructions q conductors 90 collect
I've cents from passengers getting on trains At the
outskirts q Ba;imorc anl rilingto Calvert station.
Heretofore charge has been made % railroad
laboFcrs and others Who have enjoyed this priv.
iiege
Timothy Crane. vino was a sub. contractor
on the Gunpowdef water works. was killed Ia the
al uf no WU4f Shore HaftMaV GumEauV.
West Point, y. Y. On Saturday last. lie was
about 30 years D: age and a resident Of GaiiheFs-
burg. Nd. where he leaves wife and several
children.
Nj. Charles Bo,lcy, on the Brooklandwood
farm, near BFooklaBlyille. il nos milking q large
number Of cows and i selling between - and 100
lbs. Of batter per week 10 regular customers in the
city. A stone addition. containing stall room for
6j head Of milkers, IL now being erected TO the
barn on the place.
Two old ladies. evidently from the country.
were walking along Calvert street the other day
In front Of Guys Hotel. when one Of them noticed
n small bunch of bananas. stopping % look At
them she adjusted her glasses aud said 'well, ]
do declare. ifthem amt bigger string beans than
ever saw In all my life."
1t l. expected that our narrow gauge road
will be running To Loeb Raven early In the sum
mer, when excursions 20 that point will be In or
der. There IL no more picturesque scenery 10 the
country than Is found aboa, the Loeb. SUN.
mer boarding house hotel in that vicinity would
no doubt In time attract many visitors.
DR.. q. ". Bosley. Of this place, Is about TO
commence the erection of three cottages on west
Chesapeake avenue, near his residence. Houses
will no doubt be in demand when the narrow
gauge road commences running trains 10 this
point. So II looks ~ though staid old Towson-
town Is TO indulge In little boom, too.
DIR q. NJ. Bosley has given lot, Is feet
front by 1850 feet In depth. located on Allegany
avenue, on the west side Of the town, upon which
reciory for Trinity p. 4. church will be erected.
The lot l. beautifully located, near the church.