The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-26
OVER THE STATE.

AT . recent HagerstoWn wedding IN. -.
va. % years old and the bride 70. Thus Si.s.,
and summer do come together.
Of Queen Anne's county, produced Jei eou,d. :.
batter In four consecutive weeks.
Nearly $1,000 has been secured for the .,...
ton Of new building for Western Ma,,l..a
College. Work win be commenced II once.
MIR. N. ID. Heaps has presented the sdI,a, II
the Hartford Democrat with Jar Of annie. h.,,..
forty years old. Itis sin In good state 81 49,.
crvation. pro-
-Thirty-seven thoroughbred cows and h.,s...
belonging 10 the herd Of Mr.. Ksnt, Of Cecil ear
", were shipped to Wisconsin last week.
An Agricultural paper says Il 10 probable that
Caroline county has made greater advances az.
other county In the State.
Many spectators are now on the Eastsrn
Shore trying 10 buy whole orchards of pe.cbss
but a. general thing the growers are going %
sell directly 10 the consumers.
Maryland husbands who beat their wiv., e.n
DO tied to the public post and given some Of the
same sort, but the abused wives are the sort Who
never swear out warrants.-Defroi Free Prss.
-0ov. Hamilton has appointed Prof. William
7. Tony, OF Baltimore. chemist, under the Act Of
Assembly 10 prevent fraud In the manufacture
and sale Of commercial fertilizers and bone dust
In Hartford county.
a special premium Of si0 10 10 be awarded
at the exhibition Of the Cecil county Agricultural
Society In October 10 the maker Of the best loaf
Of bread. Brewers yeast 10 not 60 be used, ana
the winner must state the formula used In making
the bread.
The school board Of somsr's, county have
announced that all ministers are disqualified 10
teach In the public schools and because enc
board of trustees had, before the publication Of
their notice. elected minister as teacher In heir
school they discharged the entire board aud ap.
pointed another.
Mrs. Michael Warner, living In Broad Creek
Neck, Talbot county, has n turkey gobbIer that
sometime since took u into his head 70 set. He
was given - hen eggs upon which 20 try his lock,
and after three weeks offaithfai setting hatrAed
out " chickens, which now form q healthy and
thriving little hood.
"A philadelphia evening paper says, that. The
Pennsyivania Railroad Company will bitf.xtr8a.
test the right Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail,oad
company 10 build along side of or use the tracks
of the old line Of the Philadelphia, Wilmington
and baltimore railroad In establishing = line be-
tween baltimore and Philadelphia.
-Belair .Egis: Last Thursday week q mare
belonging TO Mr. Frank u. Macatee. Of Clernont
Mills. died in the stable. She vas 20 year, old
and was ridden during the entire war BY Mr.. Ig-
Mathis j. Macatee. who was In tho Confederate
cavalry service. The faithful animal worked on
Mr.. Macatee's farm every day since the close Of
the war. aud up to noon the day she de,l.
MIR. u. :. Chestnut, of Anne Arundel county.
last winter used rye straw In packing ice 10 hi.
ice house some rye grains we're scattered and
fell between the cakes Office. They spr, uted. aud
now. as he IL using the ice he finds the roots, in
some cases three or four inches iosg. have perme-
atei cakes of ice a. solid apparently as glass.
The roots. In their icy SOIL alive and the rye
!. growing.
Tho sale Of Hon. J. 7. Earie's perssnai prop.
erty took place on the 18th inst. at Centresiiie
Md. Of his blooded stock "Gambie Maid" was
purchased by NJ. Carroll marlborough, Of Eas-
ton. for $500. "Needwood."a large aud hand.
some stallion. was sold 60 Hon. J. u. Brown for
$500. large number Of farm horse. and South.
down sheep were also sold NJ low prices. The
salc amounted 10 ahnut So. 600.