The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-10-07
propertv ,rrnnafera An nalto. County,


Circuit Court for baltimore county;
Frank GOsneil, trustees, &C., to Elizabeth 7.
Graham.
Frank Gosnell, trustees, &C., to BALTIC. Savings
Loan and r. Co.
BALTIC. Savings Loan Trust Company 10 Eliza
beth 7. Graham.
Mary Ballard, &C., TO Louise 4. G. Elbring.
Louise A. G. Elbring, &C., 10 Louise Pillman.
Chas. Z. Metz TO Mary X. Metz.
Fred'k A. Metz to Mary Z. Metz.
VIM. T. Kunkel, trustee, TO A. NJ. Thomas.
Augustus N. Thomas to Justine DimIing.
Fred'k J. Brown, trustee, TO A. ID. Clemens, Jr.
II. y. Dincnderfer 70 NJ. II. Campbell, assign't.
John n. Foss 60 Elizabeth Maui. assign't.
Samuel Fox TO Robert A. Wbiteford. assignt.
Margaret Maisemer, &C., to Mary Meckley.
VIM. A. Stewart, trustee, TO Grecnleaf johnson.
VIM. II. Cole TO Charles I. Cole.
NJ. Birmingham 10 c. Birmingham, assignt.
Agnes A. Wight hush. TO Michael Brady.
catonsville Bldg. Asso. No. 4, 10 4. J. farber.
q. W. Cox 10 Cumberland Dugan ct nj. trustee.
Cumberland Dugan ct nj. trustees, to q. W. Cox.
Agricultural Society BALTIC. Co. ct al. TO Charles
o. cockcy.
Charlie. o. cockey and wife to Agricultural
Society, BALTIC. Co.
James A. Wilson 4 W.T. to John W. Ward.
Isaac ID. Jones ct al, trustees, to John II.
knoop.
John T. Isaac w. to Board County School
Commissioners.
Thomas Craddock and wife 10 Board County
School Commissioners.
Rachael NJ. Griffith G, al. to Boad County School
Commissioners.
VIM. l.. Roberts and W. to Alex. Shaw.
Herman II Crane, trustee, to Baltimore Stock
Yard Co.
James ". Harvey, Jr.. ct al. to Nathaniel W.
W. james.
LEASES.
Sam1 W. Storm, &C., to Alexander Francis.
Hannah 4. Walker, trustee, TO Z. A. Gosncli.
Louise Pillman TO Louise A. &. Elbring.
Remus II. Adams to Mary Ann Durk.
Alex. II. Russell 4 VT. to Frcdk Bealefclt, &c.
ELIAS LiveEey a VT. 20 Chas. W. Matthews,
Lennox Birckhead VT. TO Mary Clemens.
MORTGAGES. -
T.. r. Graham, &C., to Balto. Savings L. A I.
Co., $3.50.
4. T. Graham to Iaurcita Biddic, $500.
Justine Dimiing to ". s. Wilhelm, $500.
A. u. Clemens, Jr.. TO waverly NJ. =. l.. l..
& u. Asso., 81 800.
=. i. Dcmuth, 1c., TO Dixon Connolly, $500.
Michael BRADY and wife 10 A. A. Wight. 5000.
NJ. kennedy aud VT. to J. =. Coekey. Jr.. q. 200.
J. e. Thomas ct al. To =. 7. King. s.. 500.
A. l.. DillehHnt. SC, to waverly building As.
ISOLATION, 81, 500.
J. N. Cone aud wife 10 BALTIC. Permanent u. &
l.. Society. 1900.
}. NJ. Richardson and wife to 4. NJ. johnson,
trustee, $1,000.
Eliza Lee to LcnnUx Birckhcad. $500.
Geo. Merryman ct al. 10 c. j. Baker. $4,000.
u. Stab and husband 10 y. Dcnmcad. 81, 900.
Christian Boyer and wife to ". J. Kirk. Ss55.
NJ. Il. Campbell TO Il. l.. DiGendcrfcr, $500.
WIN. Maui and wife to 10Th Ger. Amer. Bidg.
Association, $l,0t0.
". q. jackson 20 4. II. Key. $500.
J. u. Miller to 10th Ter. Amer. u. Asso., $i.2iS.
4. J. Amony 10 James X. Almony, SiOO.
VI. \. BuTk 10 Gainesville Bldg. Asso., $500.
Louis S;erne 20 Casper Grcene.
Richard Hamilton 10 Vim. q. Jackson.
u. e. llutchins 10 L. q. Nelson.
=. 7. King ct nj. TO J. G. Thomas ct AL
Albert GTccnleaf 20 George Wisner.
J. u. Ross. executor, to Joseph NJ. Cone.
CT. Griswoid. &C., to Tho,. NJ. Richardson.
wavcrly N. & =. l.. l.. 4 d. A.toJ. 7. Dillehunt.
W. A. Stewart TO J. A. llutehins.
Vim. Parks 10 Martin Kennedy and wife.
Hills o. SALE.
Henry Refer TO II. u. Schmidt, $lOO.
ZaehaTiah Alban to Joseph =. Alban. $40.
Woodbury. and vicinity.-The y. e. Il.
X. Co. is putting new machinery in the car works
Mt Mt Vernon that will afford them still greater
facilities in the construction Of rolling stock. a
large, four.sided iron planeT, for dressing heavy
car timbers ON sides and edges at one and the
same time. has been put in place as was also n
heavy morticc and turning machine in connec-
ton with other machines already on hand. These
will do all the machine work required aud facili-
tate work Of building cars at those shops. About
$50 men from the place are In the employ of this
company at these shops and on the road.
Tho llampden horsc-car company is now run
ming their ears more regularly than formerly.
making trips every twenty minutes.
The Maryland Central is also quite handy and
many patroniEc IL, though the roadway TO its
station Is rather rocky TO night travellers. A
lamp at the station would make things little
more pleasant 20 those waiting for the trains at
night.
We have been early risers for week past that
We might catch glimpse Of the comet, aud as
the square near the Catholic church IL about the
highest point around here, you might have count
cd from IL 20 20pcrsons at 4.3O a. m. on Sunday
and Monday, viewing this heavenly visitor shin
ing in the east. Il certainly makes a beautiful
appearance.
spirit Of rivalry has sprung up among the
butchers and storc.keepcrs Of this place and we
now have what you might call beef war on hand
that has certainly redounded 10 the good Of the
housekeepers. a few weeks ago = gentleman
numed Disney took vacant store in Druidville
and offered for sale prime Chicago beef at
prices from 20 cents per pound less than tho
butchers and store keepers were charging. His
business grew rapidly and hi sales were immense.
The others then came down TO bottom prices and
some Of tho butchers Acknowledged that they had
been selling the same beef for three months. The
: latest ~ one store Keeper oilers reward OF Slu
for any one who will sell beef cheaper than him,
and another re,or,s that he will sell rs cheap rs
any one in the business and give lG ozs. 20 the
pound. Il seems TO me that this latter means in
plain words, house. keepers get scales and weigh
what you buy. am satisfied the experiment will
pay you. Tryit.
Denison Post No. s, g. 4. H., Of this place,
buried another Of it, comrades on Friday after.
noon, John Turner. Of Friendship. The inter
ment took place at Western Cemetery. The Off
GERS Of the Post attended the funeral aud per-
formed the usual ceremonies at the grave. Com
nander Watts and delegates Of q. II. Warren
Post, Of waveriy, were also present. This Is tho
! third comradc Denison Post has lost this year.
May IL be many days before they are called upon
TO perform this duty again.
Hon. Fred, by his visit 10 this place lately,
cecdcd in getting out eight voters at tho primary
election on the 2s,h Of September. Dorsey found
| them in his Office late that evening where they
were east, himself acting as judge and his son
clerk, and that the full vote In this precinct.
From present appearances the judicial primaries
here on Saturday will also bo light as there does
not as yet seem TO be much interest taken.
CRAZE.
Baltimore Circuit n. p. Church.-Prcach.
ing at EPSON, Towsontown, n n. u.. Rev. J. NJ.
ON $50 .. IN, Rev. X. +. Smith. Hall Chapel.
$50 p. M. Rev. X. 7. Smith. Warren, $50 p.
M, Rev. J. NJ. Gin.