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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-19
Aiber,on and vicinity. I'D District.

The Alberton cotton mill IL being improved by
an addition IS feet long by - feet vide. II will
be Of brick and will be three stories high. Here
tofoTc this mill has turned out large quantities Of
uarps for sale. bat the margin Of profit 10 too
small 90 justify the company 10 continue the pro-
duetion of them for sale in that FORM 90 the pres
snt addition l. made 10 the mill TO accommodate
about one hundred looms for the purpose Of put.
ting into cloth the warp heretofor manufactured
for other parties. This will enable the company
to still the mill % It's full capacity. aud also
20 employ \ few additional weavers. The lower
story Of the building will be used TO enlarge the
machine shop and cloth Office. and the upper
stories will be occupied by the looms aud some adj
ditionai machinery 10 prepare the warps for weav-
ing. The building will be added to the one now
used for the machine shop and cloth othce. the
roof of which will be raised one story higher
The work 10 under the supervision Of Mr.. s. y.
Cobb, the manager 81 the mill.
Miss Ella Allen, daughter Of George Allen. was
married TO Mr.. J. l.. Hardee, by the Rev. p. ".
Group, At her fathers residence, near this place,
on Tuesday. 18th inst.
A terrible accident happened at this place short
iy before o'clock this (Thursday) morning, by
which n brakeman named spo,i. vas 80 badly in
jured tina, death was likely 90 occur In a very
short time. A. the freight train, known A. the
pick -up," was approaching Eiysville. n sudden
jerk of the train threw the unfortunate man from
the ears. several of which passed over him, cutting
him nearly in two about the middle Of the aldo
men. lie was taken 90 Baltimore on the FredeT-
lex train but probably didn't live TO reach the city
II Is reported that Mr.. Dial. worthingtop, who
farms the property occupied by the late Noah Hall
wor;hington. about two miles from Alberton, has
had several horses badly mutilated by numerous
cuts on the body. One mare vas found dead. and
her colt nearly % from injuries Of the above na-
ture. Barr.
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Making Their Debut.

The brilliant gathering at the residence Of Col.
T.. II. Webster. In Beair. on Friday night Of last
week. was in honor of the debut into society ofthe
two intellige and interesting daughters Of Hon.
stevensOa Archer, Of Hartford county. The AFFAIR
gotten up by the Colonies excellent wife, and
l. spoken % in the highest terms by those who
were present. The old family mansion was iilu-
minated throughout, and . profession Of Chinese
Lanterns suspended from the trees gave fpe effect
10 the eapaeious grounds surrounding IL. The at
traetivsness Of the scene was greatly enhanced by
the richly eostumed bellies and beaax moving in
the dance along the broad portico that encireled
parlor aud hall, altogether presenting apAnorama
Of beauty long 10 be remembered. There we're
from sixty 90 seventy persons In attendance,
among whom were Hon. Stevenson Archer and
lady, Herman Stump and niece. Mrs. Capt
lie Roy Webster. George Webster. DR.. Miller and
lady. Of New York city Comptroller Kea,ing's
two daughters. Miss Dorsey. Of Hartford; Major
DalIam's two daughters. Capt. II. c. NALL. Major
symington and :. W. Janney and lady. Of Baiti-
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On Tuesday night last some bold thief or thieves
entered the stable Of Messrs. Russell a Bro, Of
this place, and stole therefrom enc driving horse.
wagon, set Of harness and saddle. Prom the
stable they drove through the fields 20 the barn
Of Mr.. Geo. shugars, about half mile distant.
and loaded with wheat and oats. From there
they took the pike 10 Baltimore. They also car
ried % two hne carriage brides belonging TO Mr..
Shugau. Upon inquiry AZ the toii-gate at
Owing's Mills IL was learned that they passed
through between two and three o'clock in the
morning. Residents Of the town heardthe wagon
as IL passed down the pike, but not having sus.
them. The chief Of police In Baltimore was noti-
fed by telegraph, and Messrs. WIN. Russell,
Frank stocksdsie and Edward Nets started In
pursuit soon after the loss vas discovered. The
wagon and harness were found In Baltimore
Thursday. but the horse had not been discovered
at last Observation-Disclosures Voice.
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From oardsnvills. iash District.

The supper and festival at Galeh's n. Z. church
on Wednesday Of last week, which bad been post
poned on account ofthe rain, was grand success.
Over zoe persons took supper. Thirty gallons Of
iee-oream and large quantity Of confectionery
we're sold. Wagons and phmtons were run from
Baltimore In order 10 accommodate those from the
city who wished 10 come out, and they were well
pAironiEed. Several hundred persons we're pres.
Ont, and the ladies Of the charge and neighbor-
hood deserve much credit for the very saiisiaelory
manner 10 which the affair was conducted. The
proceeds are for the bene6t Of the appointment.
The Ladies Mite Society Of the German Luth-
Gran Church also held n supper last week, at Otto
woFner's, aud like the above mentioned Il was
very suceessfal. there being large turn out, not
withdrawing the rain.
The late rains have made most wonderful i'm
provement In the growing crops. Corn, which
looked ~ though u would be y total failure. will
now produce q fair crop. Some fields present .
splendid appearance.
Tomatoes are now ripsning very fast aud all are
now busy hauling them To the canning houses.
The price fell IS els. per market box, which hold
Eve or six pecks. Before they brought so cts. per
boz. On Tuesday ssme Of the houses were over
stocked and had 20 turn them away. The giut
will be over next weak. The late rains have i'm
proved the vines and the crop will be abundant.
i notice . great many peach trees that have
broken down under their immense weight of fruit
With Us not many are raised for market. The
early varieties are not Of q very good quality,
having suffered during the hot weather Of few
weeks ago.
Pickles are now selling at from 20 to IS cts. per
hundred and there is an immense crop Of them
this season, nearly every one having planted their
stubble ground In this aud other trucking crops.
The second sitting Of the registers was conelad-
cd on Tuesday In the LIST precinct, and there are
nov nearly 100 registered, which will be increased,
no doubt, 20 about 1000 at the next sitting. The
precinct should have been divided, o. many CON-
plain Of having % come so far from the lower part
ofPa,apseo Neck. Nextyearan effort will be made
TO have u done.
The work Of paving with brick the walks, &C.,
at the Gardenville high school was commenced
this week. the children having collected and con-
tributed about SIS towards the work, and the
School Commissioners kindly consenting 10 have
IL done. II IL being done under the supervision
Of the Trustees and when completed will be . very
nice improvement.
Mr. Otto worner. who purchased the stock,
fixtures, &C., Of Mr.. Herticin, brewer, at this
place. has made . number Of Improvements and
10 running the brewery sucecssfuily. Last
week his fne horses were all insured In the Peo-
pies Live Stock Company, by the agent at this
place. NJ. A. X.
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Rise Up. Mr.. German. and Speak.

EasfoH LsdysT.
And then Mr.. Cotton makes the very serious
charge. charge that does interest and concern
the Democratic party, that Mr.. German threaten
si him (coitonl that IL "he could not defeat the
aspirations Of Gov. whyte any other way, he
would neat year turn over the State 10 the Repub-
leans" II this 10 true, IL IL rank treason. II
Mr.. German. whom = Democratic State made its
Senator, rather than be succeeded in the Senate
BY any other Democrat. would use or threaten 90
his high Office. his exalted position in the party
a. the chairman of its organization. his unques-
toned political influence, and his undoubted pc.
tieai ability, 20 turn the State over 90 the Repub
icans. our Democratic Senator was = piotter Of
treason, aud should receive traitors punishment
Let Mr.. German speak now he cannot afford 20
be silent under such an impu,Ation. The charge
IL made. not by an old enemy or antagonist, but
by one who vas until recently Mr.. Gorman's
bosom friend and eoadjutor; who was in his con.
hdenee. and Who probably knew more fully than
any other man his thoughts as we'll A. his plans.
And Il IL not charge Of broken political pledges
from man 10 man. but Of an utter abandonment Of
principle, aud the meditation Of the rankest treaeh
cry to the Democratic party, by one whom il has
favored more than II has done any other man in
the State.
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Hartford Road rterns.

Mr.. James MeGuthn, keeper Of the 6rst toll gate
on this road, has . eat that has very Extraordinary
habits. She roames around on the Hopkins pro-
perty and catches snakes which she brings Into
the house and deposits them on the aoor alive
The last one brought In was about three feet In
length. Twas promptly killed BY Mr.. McGufhn's
family.
Mr.. Joseph A. Bauer. living At Lavender Hin.
beat. Recently, In . seven days trial, she made
little upwards Of - lbs. Of butter and this with
out any extra feeding. her feed during the test
being simply min stat, little grain, and what
grass she was able 10 pick up. The COW 10 six
years old and vas raised BY s. =. Pattsrson, Esq.,
Of Long Green Valley. Mr.. bauer thinks With proper
feeding she eouid be easily made 10 produce le
OF moro pounds. visfLAxr.
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child Kmsd by the cars.

A little boy, aged 81 years, son Of Mrs. Rsn.
nels, living on Clinton street, Canton, vas on
Saturday last run over BY the cars Of the N. c.
n. r., resolving injuries which caused his death
In few hours Justice Dorsey held an inquest
and the jury rendered q verdict that deceased
Railway Company, and that u vas negligence on
the part Of said company for not giving warning
when the said cars are run 90 rapidly dewn the
steep grade from Messrs. Baker a Wultciy's coal
pier, near where deceased was injured"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-19
Tow.on,own colored Camp.

The eoiored camp mee,ins which had been in
progress in Mrs. cheu's woods. at this place. for
nearly three weeks, uas brought 20 a close on
Monday morning last Rev. J. II. MAnley, who
lent sermon on Sunday afternoon and vas highly
eompimentei, those Who beard him deeiarins
that II vas the most Elective sermon preached
during the meeting. lie was assisted on Sunday
by Rsss. W. Murray, John Beard, Geo. Matthew
and Richard Thompson. The meeting through
out vas In every way successful. rejecting credit
upon the able management Of Rev. Mr.. Maniey,
Who a. . worker has few equals. There we're six
conversions a, the meeting aud the eoIlcctiors
were all that could be desired.
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Property Sales.

George l.. stoeksdaie. suetioneer. sold on We'd
nesday. under . decree In the case Of Henry
Howell W. Thomas Howell et al, . farm contain
ing 100 acres rood and IS perehes, situated near
Chases Station, in the 18th district, and improved
by . dwelling house. Purchased By Henry
Howell for q, 900.
Thomas q. Rutlsdge and Thomas J. Hunter,
trustees. under decree % court. In ease of Thoms,
q. Rutledge ct al. Vs. Ella y. Jones ct al, have
sold At private sale 20 James N. Cooper for ST.
SOC, two lots Of land, containing aboai IS acres.
situated about one and a-haif miles from Parkton,
IN the 9Th district.
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Fatal Accident.

Robert L. Price, aged ~ year,, Of wavsrly,
this county, while descending the steps 81 his
rssidspes on Thursday morning. o. last wesk. lost
bis footing and zen. fraeturing his sku from the
effects Of which be died the day following. Mr.
Price vas . sou of the late Robert Price, Who vas
KILLED By the ears % the Northern csntrai Rail-
Rad. az cscksysviiie, some years ago. he had
been engaged IN the restaurant BUSINESS In Balti-
mere, for some time On west Fayefts street and
istteriy % north Calvert street. He was . mem
Der of Landmark Lodge ofMAsons and vas buried
with Masonic honors.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-19
Pos,ponemen, OF the County Fair.

The managers Of the Baltimore county Agrieui-
tural Society held . meeting in Baltimore on
Monday. at which IL vas decided to postpone the
coming fair until the 30. 9Th, 5th and 6th Of 0c,o-
Der. This vas thought necessary because the
Baltimore Oriole celebration had been fixed for
the same dates previously selected for the fair.
The Board, at this meeting, also passed resolu-
lions depioring the death Of Mr.. Dickinson Cor
such. one Of the eariiss, and most active members
Of the Society.
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killed by Failing Through q Tress,e.

On Friday % last week the body Of . man vas
found lying under the high tresiis on the Western
Maryland railroad. about one mile FROM the city.
Jsstee Knight, Of the "a district held an Inquest
and Il vas found that the mans sksli had been
fractured and bis len arm broken. The trsstls 10
tempted 70 walk ever u and fen through. The
jury rendered . verdict In aceordanes with these
facts. There vas nothing on the body 10 prove
the identity of the man. bat it vas afterwards as
eertained that bis name vas George Gluth, and
that he had lived With his brother 10 Baltimore.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-19

Work on the ane neg hall al Hampasa, Falls
road, has been resumed and u uill 10 pushed 10
an early ee@pletion. Il viii be % brick. Tires
story vim b used for stores the sscond VIII bs
hall for public sntsrtainments and the thrd ssery
yin be used for ledge rooms. The hall e bsing
crested BY the Templs Duiliisg and Lean Asso-
citation 81 naltinors county, The eGiesrs q which
are yehn H. suisr. prssidssf; Chss. I. Belt, viss-
president; Geo. q. Gibson, secretary, aud George
W. Cor, Treasurer.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

-JsGsrsoa Davis 10 . member Of an Episcopal
church In Mississippi.
-Rx-seerstary blaine has offered for sale his
new house in Washington. Il 10 one Of the snsst
houses II the capital.
-Govsrssr colqaiti, Of Gsorgis, will make an
sfort 10 have the Georgia Legislature pass Maine
liquer-prshibition Law.
Mis-. Bstssy Young. Of Georgia. IL seventy
years old, has never taken dose Of medicine and
has never seen . railroad.
Harrison, the boy evangelist" 10 said 20
have received 500 week and board for his SER
vices AZ . eamp-mesting near Cincinnati.
The youngest bride in the country 10 Mrs.
Thsmas Payne, wife Of South Carolina clergy
9.n. She 10 snly eleven years and six months
old.
Secretary Lincoln has said that no appoint.
ments 20 the Increased force In the War Depart
msnt viii Be made from Maryland OF from any
other State which has reached its fall quota.
"A warrant In favor Of Mrs. Garhsid Tor the
sum q 81, sos.39, the amount due her under the
aet approved July %, 1854, vas signed By the
firs, cenPsrollss Of the Treasury 1t wsshisgtoa
last week.
MIR. and Mrs.. Hsrrisk we're separated By al.
voree a cerinth, n. T.. eightesn years ago. Both
married again. and lived . long distance apart
until lately when they met and Immediately
elopsd together.
Miss Sarah Brown. daughter Of cid John
Brown, has accepted . position In the Adjustsr's
Dspsrtment Of the branch Mat In San Francisco.
which was veiantarily easrsd her BY supsrintsn-
deaf Burton. Her home 10 IN Saratoga, Santa
Clara eounty, California
Marx Alsxsndsr. of virrinis, Who served On
Congssss from 1919 10 1871, and Il therefore the
eldest living ex-Cengressman, 10 nov, with his
aged wife. In destitute eircumstanees. Mrs.. Alex.
sndsr vas the daughter % Governor and Unitsd
States Senator James Tsrnsr. Of Nerth Carolina.
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The Work of vandais.

On the e-mile bill. on the Baltimore and Phila.
delphia tarnpike. about 800 feet west Of the road
in the woods, stands q stone which eommemorates
. bloody event In the history Of Baltimore county.
but vandals or relic hunters have 90 clipped on
and defaccd the marble stone that the month and
year have been entirely obitsratsd. Wei give be-
low the inscription as u now appears;
"About o'clock - morning. IS -, near
this spot. the Great Eastern Mail was robbed and
John Heaps, driver, was deliberately aud inhu-
manly murdered BY Peregrine Hutton and Morris
y. d. Hull, Who having plead guilty before the
court, were on the 18th day Of July following.
executed In the city Of Baltimore for the offence.
Erected BY
JosKrH TowxsESD AND Joax IIILLEx,
Of Baitimore.
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Items nom FORK. iith pissrict.

An all-day meeting was held In the woods at
Waugh ". \. church last Sunday, which vas
well attended. Rev. Mr.. Marsh. Of Aberdeen
Circuit, formerly ef Long Green Circuit. conduct
ed the services. AZ the ehildren's meeting Mr..
Thomas Bradford, % Aberdeen, who thirty years
ago vas sspssintsndsnta II Waugh school, delivered
an address.
The new canning estabiishnent ef Mr.. Q. n.
Hyde viii be dedicated on Sunday next With re-
iigious services. Three ministers uil Be present.
The quarterly meeting Of Long Green Circuit
will be held at Union ". y. church. ssnday,
August goth.
NJ. Leonard FoArd, who was made alex BY
chewing poisonous tsiE q some hind. has re-
covered. n.
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The bash.mss,ing d the eolorsd M. p. church,
which has ben IN progress IN Mr.. crsansr's
grove. on the HiiIen reed, wil be continusa until
nonday next, 3lst inst The services On suniay
last we're q an Interesting character and we're
eonduelsd by Rsvs- Isaiak Jenss. A. cespiing
and william Lee. The meeting throsghsui has
been z snceess.
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Services win Be hsld, IN conneetion with the
Baliimore Convention, 1t Trinity church, Long
Green, Sunday, 2oth inst, AZ n A. n. and "A p
H.; also On Monday morning and night and on
Tuesday morning aud afternoon. At 81. JONAS
church, Kingsviile, services On Wednesday and
Thursday, morning and night. and on Friday
morning and afternoon.
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Judge Bond, Of the U. s. Court, has appointed
supervisors Of election FOR Baltimore county, one
Rspublican and one Democrat for each Of the dis
tFicts named ID district, Lewis Y. Bowen, ST.,
AID Samuel Brady sth district, Evan N. Price
and Cornelius Moore 9th district, George q.
Gibson and Charles n. Chew 18th district, Aisx.
MeCormiek, Jr., and chas. d. Lewis.
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Ninth pistr.c, Res,s.ra,.on.

The registration on the 9th district up TO Thurs
day night Of this week follows: ist precinct
waverly, Monday and Tuesday. 2t3; ID precinct,
HanPdeu, Wednesday, 593: "a precinct. Towson-
town, Thursday. 200. There were also Is regis
tered for the 9Th precinct, and i? for the 5,h pre-
ciuet-toiai sci.
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Al . meeting Of General waTsn Pest, Grnnd
Army q The Republic, held ~ wsssriy, on Tees
day, 18th inst, the following oeers we're elected
commandsr-cspt. W. II. n. Watts.
81. Vice. commandsr-J. Y. q. Drown-
u. Vice. Commander-DanT ClaFidge.
Adjutnnt-capt. WIN. Il. Patterson.
The balance q the oficsrs win Be elected a The
regular meeting Of The Poet, Tuesday Night, 92d
instant.
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A 6ns verk horse bslsnging 10 Mr.. Charles n.
chsw, ef Epson. received . very severe injury %
Friday u iaa vssk. He sas - uerk In The team
bssdsa male and The latter psshsd hin against The
iron brake q another wagon, eutting terrible
cash IN he side. NJ. @. ". Pilson ssusd ID he
wound and The horse 10 doing well
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Death from the Effects o, Lightning.

Bsiair .Eyis.
An infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James ".
Reynolds. Of Belair. was lying in . crib placed
between two open windows in opposite sides Of the
room. during the thundsr.storm last Monday even
ing, when n euuen, Of electricity passed through
the room from one window 10 the other. II Is de-
seribed a ball Of Gre. The baby started, threw
up his hands and quiverei IL in pain for several
minutes. IL then fell into stupor and died on
Wednesday. The childs parents and . neighbor
were 10 the room At the time, all Of whom felt the
shock aud experienced = iingiins sensation in
their fingers. The child. which had been III With
summer complaint, had recovered from the disease
bu, vas extremely weak. There seems 20 be little
doabt that the shock TO its nervous system caused
It's death. The bolt appeared 20 strike in stream
Of water that vas running in the gutter the OPP
posite side Of the street. Al the same time Mr..
John Smiths carriage factory. in the nsighbor.
hood. was struck by lightning and damaged.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

CUNBERLASD cENEST.-The improvements re-
Gently introduced In manufacturing this eeiebra.
ted Cement ensure Il superior 90 Rosendaie and
other brands. and the nearest in strength to Eng.
lish Portland. No better testimony 10 needed than
the fact 81 lie for erection Of following build
ings: Safe Deposit Company. Western Nation.
al Bank. Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore and
Ohio Building. corner Baltimore and Calvert sts.;
Chamber Of Commerce. Enoch Pratt Library. our
New Pcstofhce, and other notable structures. To
satisfy parties Who have not used this sapeor &C.
ment ve will give. free Of charge. sufficient guam
tity for test. : ~. Hamilton 4 Co.. agents Gun.
bertrand Cement Company. Over First National
Bank, South Gay street, Baltimore.
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A fruit festival, for the benef; Of EPSON ". =.
church. under the auspices Of the Sunday school.
uil be held in shsaleys Hall. on the evenings Of
Aug. Esd. - aud 25th. Public cordially invited.
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Hometown Ptneapp,es.

The San says that Mr.. J. D. Brinkley, Of this
county. has grown In a hot house on his place.
number OF large. we'll formed and deiiciousiy ia
vored pineapples.
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St. Johns Mission, York Road.

Services will be held At the above Mission, sun
day. Angus; goth, at 81 p. ". Preaching by
Rev. {. 7. House, of Luiherviils. An are cor
daily invited.
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Improving tho Jail.

Mr.. William Bowen Of =. 10 now engaged in
re-poin,ing and -psnciling the jail adding much
TO it. appearance. The building will alsO be re-
painted.
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HALLecks NEW SEED sronE.-The new Agri-
cultural Inpiement and Seed House Of Y. d. Hal
lock 10 located AZ 81 n. Green street, second door
north Of Lexington Market, Baltimore. Roland
Chilled Piows, the Young America Corn and Cob
Mill. Cora Shelters, Hay and Fodder Cutters and
Agricultural Implements of all kisds. Agent for
sss chsnpisn Graia Dsiil. Gees Original An
meniatei Bone Phosphate.