The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-23

vices At "a o cleck.
There will be preaching at Luiheryille. by Rev.
W. II. II. Powers, In the Public Hall, every sun
day afternoon, at 8! o'clock.
To,r.oniorn H. r. ChHroh.-Prcaching Sunday,
at II a. IA. and at 18O .. IN, by the pastor. Rev.
7. u. GLENN. Prayer and praise meeting on
Wednesday evening". aud class meetings ON FRI
day evenings, at 5.3" o'clock.
~. JoLn'. r. r.. Church. KingsriHe.--Services
every alternate sunday morning, at II o'clock,
by Rev. 4. J. Barrow, rector.
Trinity Church, Long Grccp.--serviee. by Rev.
A. J. Barrow. nc,or, every alternate Sunday. at
II o'clock. A. NJ.
The voice Of the tin horn 10 heard in tho
land!
-Manday next is Christmas and but one
week before the ushering in Of the New Year.
-Diphthcria and smallpox are reported 20
be prevalent Ia some sections oi Hartford county.
The next meeting of the Maryland State
Grange will be held in Baltimore. December 18th,
IsS3.
a great deal Of ice has been cut and housed
the past week. II Is solidly frozen and Of good
quality.
II, is a singular coincidence that the frat
day OF May always falls on the same day as
Christmas.
The partridge law expired on the 18th inst.
The ne for killing them after that date is $40, or
imprisonment.
a new po.toflicc has been established Al,
Manor. Baltimore county. with Mr.. Sau1ucl 7.
Moore. postmaster.
-Ex sheriff Morgan. of Hartford county. has
purchased u farm in Louisa county. Va aud will
remove there month.
MIR. Wm. 4. Preston. extensively engaged
in the canning bu.inc.s in Hartford county. died
on the 9Th inst. in the 18th year of his age.
-pr. \. :. Baldwin !. building a comfort
able station house a, hi, place On the line Of the
Maryland Central road In Long Grccn Valley.
-Chpicra has attacked the hogs In some see
iions uf the 10th district. aud a number of per-
sons have lost their winter pork in consequence.
William II. " alters, Es'i., PRECEDENT of the
Maryland Central Railroad. l. at hs home in
Hartford county. suffering from the effects OF a
severe colt.
The Hartford Fire Insurance Company
which many Baltimore county people inter
ested-will hold It's annual meeting on the 1t lay
Of January.
-oryiic HprWitf. E.q.. promiuen; Ba!,i-
more lawyer, On his country place in this county.
has raised pear which measured lls inches ia
circumference.
Mr.. samuel ". Shoemaker. of Grecn Spring
Valley. wa. lately offered by New York breeder.
$4,000 for hi. Jer,cy bull "Forset.mc Not" The
offer was declined.
This Z. the la; issuc of THE UNioN before
the Christmas holidays. We hope the festivities
OF the week may be fully and nationally enjoyed
By all our readers.
Mr.. praayc-. living nclr the Furges. Phila.
road. llth district. iiol last week %. smallpox.
People in that section have become alarmed and
are being vaccnatcl.
The canueFs oi Hartford COUNT. desirous ot
forn.in: an organization lor the protection oi
their interests will hold convention at iavre dc
trace today. 2ai int.
lion. John u. Price. Of Hartford. who {.
widely known aud highly respected in thiscoun,y.
has lately been seriously iniisposcd. bu, We are
glad to say he j. now better.
smallpox appears q bc On the increase in
the city and the Important matter of vaccination n
should no; DO neglected. The disease has also made
its appearance IN some sections ut the county.
This would be good time to subscribe ior
THE UNioN Commence with the New Year.
Teach your children 20 read the newspapers while
they young and you will have no cause for
regret.
The County Commissioners have very gen.
erously created new Office FOR Mr. y. {. Leiranl
Cole. of watcrly-that of superintehlent of gas
and "a. lamps-ai salary Of 1000 per annun.
- lucky Mr.. cole.
There is some talk Of withdrawing the
il:i5 p. m. train from Baltimore on the Maryland
Central road Those who are accus,omei 90 pa.
tronizc the "owl' 10 no; take very kinlly o. the
reported change.
has laid a cable across the Gunpowlcr and Bush
rivers for the new telegraph line The Company
il alec lavins the wire. across the Susqgehanna a
river at Perryville.
Nh John II. T. Jerome. son of tho late
John II. 7. Jerome. an ex-Mayor q Baltimore
city. M 4 a; one time resident Govan,,own this
county. ha. been appontel 90 a clerkship In tue
Baltimore postoficc.
Mrs. Keislcr. of Union. 1t district, while
returning from Ellico,t city to her home few
evenings ago accidentally fell over a wall neai
Jack sons store. distance of - feet. iniuFins
herself very painfully.
a cattle feeder in the Big Woods Hartford
~ u. 4 q
carload of cattle that averaged 1900 H.. each
When purchased in the fall these same ca;il,
averaged $50 lbs. each.
DR.. c. 4. Railsl-e. of Upper cross Road,
has purchased the Nathan Rntleise property AM
has commenced cutting Of the timber which h,
proposes 70 saw ~ and ship to Baltimore by the
Maryland Ccntral road
-Tracklayer. on the Maryland Central road
are some distance past Ballwin's, Long GreeH
VALLEY. Our Belair friends are beginning % fee
proud because they can hea! tie whistle Of the
locomotive in that place.
Mr.. Henry L. MsNally. one Of the dirse
tors Of the Maryland Central Railroad, who has
for some time been trustee of Bayview Asylum
has resigned the latter position account Ol
pressing business engagements.
-On the 18th inst. benjamin Sawyer. living
at Mount winans. 18th district, was struck BY 4
train on the Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad whil'
walking upon the track, abi very severely
Injured about the head anI face.
The uayel on the York road horse cars, a.
far out a. Govanstown at least. appears 10 b,
heavier thaa ever. II is astonishing what thii
road has done towards building up and popgla
ding the section through which it passes.
The ice on Loeb Raven last Sunday morn
ing, according 10 Mr. foleys measurement, wa
ten inches thick. Il was very clear and solid ahd
a. smooth as glass. 4 large number Of person.
have enjoyed skating upon it, icy bosom.
The new Post of the Grand Army Q! the
Republie, recently organized at Waverly, hai
changed its place Of meeting from waverly Hal
TO the hall over Norris store, Pirst street, be
tween Maryland and Charles street avenues.
-TWo oaloTcd men from Baltimore county
were arrested in the city this week on the charge
Of placing several heavy pieces Of iron in a load
OF has which they sold. In order 10 make IL weigh
heavy. They were each fined $50 and costs.
Mary Judge. the principal witness for h'
State In the Hopkins trial for the murder o
Frames. and who was detained forty -One days in
Jail at this place, has been paid By the county.
Among those selected from Maryland a
the committee TO decide upon the place for hold
ing the National Agricultural fair for lsS5 are
Messrs. James A. Gary aud Ezra Whitman. II
10 thought this fair will be held in Baltimore.
"A series Of sermons on the LAST Thing
Il ksing preached at the Huntington avenue NJ
g.. eharch by the pastor, Rev. DR.. Van Meter
Three of the course have already been delivered
and tbs rsusinder will be resumed after the holt
days.
-bu tue ANctuVsh VI A"o AStu "se'i "~s,s
O'Connor, aged Is years. employed at tho marb'
auarries, Beaver Dam, sth district. was caught be
tween two cars and received injuries which eause'
his death the next day. Tie young man lived a
Texas.
-Rev. Father waldron, Of St. Charles
Catholic church, Pikesvillc, who was 80 ssriousl.
injarsl last summer by falling through . bTidg
on the Western Maryland railroad, is still unabl
60 perform his duties but his condition is muel
improved.
A hne Shsfman Morgan colt, belonging &
Mr. u. II. Black. sf Forest Hill, on the line 9th
Maryland Central road, while being led 10 waite
afsW days ago. reared up aad fell backwards