The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-24

-~-Mr. NJ W. Ouuttt MEMBER OF the bar, ~
driving very nice now spar wagon, built BY
Herr Bros., Of westminster.
At the early mass at ST. Thomas Catholic
church, Hampden. on Sunday morning last, -
persons made their frat communion.
--0round has been broken for the new mill
at Thistle factory. Il will Be built Of brick ana
not Of granite as originally intended.
A number Of our eitiEens had tho pleasure
Of shaking hands with President Arthur at the
City Hall In Baltimore, last Wednesday.
Mr.. Richard y. Maynard has sold his fine
farm, "0rayrock," near Pikesyille. ID district, to
Mr.. Baker. Of Baltimore city, for $4,000.
County Surveyor MeClean has submitted
to the County Commissioner plats Of the several
new precincts, giving metes and bounds. &c.
Every man In Baltimore county possessing
the requisite qualifications must be registered
anew or they cannot vote at the next election.
The Misses owings. Of Baltimore, have
rented the dwelling Of DR.. J. c. Larsh, In Refs
terstown, and will occupy Il during the summer.
The name Of the Philadelphia, Whining.
ton 4 Baltimore Railroad has been changed to
the Maryland Division Of the Pennsylvania X. H.
WHAT Is tho difference between the gentle.
man Of the Bar and the gentleman from Cork
The one uses Blackstone the other, Blarney stone
Bach Of tho Eve precincts In the 9th dis.
tering at the Grst sitting In July. The Law re.
quires Il.
1t Is now stated for fact tina, there will
BE- no amp-meeting ut Emory Grove this year.
the time being too short to make the necessary
arrangements.
held BY the colored people at Mt. Washington,
last Sunday. Revs. Murray and Young conduct
cd the services.
Col. Samuel II. Tagart has been appointed
director on the part Of the city In the Western
Maryland Railroad Company, vice Samuel II.
Adams. deceased.
A fine new organ, which cost 1900, has
been placed In the Lutheran church at Luther
willie, and was used for the FIRST time on Sunday
morning. 18th inst.
a lady residing At waveriy. while stand
ing nj the corner Of Baltimore aud Holiday sts.,
on Wednesday. viewing the procession, had her
pocket picked Of 80.
-fhe star mail service on the route from
Parkton to Hereford, Baltimore county, will be
euTtaiied on and after June 3Oth, TO end Mt WISE
burg, emitting Hereford.
-MOsquitos have already made their appear.
anee here In small numbers. II is likely they are
ouly the advance guard Of the large army that
will follow later Ia the summer.
Mr.. Carroll $. Macgili, clerk at the cattle
scales under Mr.. :. J. Robinson. now has charge
Of the repair department Of the Champion Reap
ing Machine Company In Baltimore.
Engineer Charles z. De vaiin, Of the Z.
s. var vessel "Enterprise," spent . few days the
past week with his brother.in.i law, Capt Thomas
II. Moore, near Roekland, this county.
in the Orphans Court this week letters Of
administration were granted to Abraham Mays
on the estate Of Thos Mays, and TO Henry =.
Arnold on the estate Of Roderick Arnold.
The firm Of Abrahams Bros, arc engaged
In buiidlng two large brick oyster and fruit pack.
ing houses on Boston street, Canton, and they
win be ready for occupancy by the frst Of August
AIR. Adolphus Cook, an extensive farmer
Of the third district, has engaged In the agrieul-
turai implement business in tho city. lie offers
his fine farm, containing several hundred acres,
for sale.
The Pro,es,an, Episcopal brotherhood held
. meeting In Canton last Sunday at which ad-
dresses were delivered by Messrs. Edwin Wig.
gins. John J. Ward, james Kettle and Rev. Mr..
chipehase.
On Tuesday afternoon. John Koerner. a
Waverly blacksmith, struck VIM. Charlton on the
head with heavy piece Of wood. painfully in
juring him. Koerner was arrested and bailed In
the sum Of $500.
--children's day wa. appropriately observed
at the NJ. Z. church, wayerly, last Sunday.
There were recitations and vocal and instrumen-
tai music; also addresses by Revs. W. II. Meal
lister and c. ID. Smith.
The annual commencement OF 50. Georges
Hall. on the W. NJ. railroad, near Reisterstown,
took place on the 10th inst Among the visitors
was Mrs. Farragut, Of Washington, wife Of the
late Admiral d. @. Farragut.
The receipts Of the County Treasurers Of.
Zee for the month Of May (includng cash on hand
at the Grst Of that MONTH were $il5,s2i.2O; dis
bursements for same month, SO, il9.0i: balance
on hand, June Let, SOS, 22j.6t.
at H.,ieo" eny on .a s.,sy A' Sohh -
D. Dos.ey, Ls!.. i1.msa'y =. .h,' place vas 40
ard county. Mr.. Dorsey Is . candidate for Asso-
eiats Judge OF that Judicial Circuit.
The Offices In the Court House we're closed
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rade. The town vas very quiet on that day, al
most as much 90 as on the Sabbath.
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last wssk' "a Mis- Ei.nor. Pierce. dsughter az
Mr.. David Pierce. Of baltimore county.
Ne. I. Thomas Benson. Of baltimore. VA,
married ON The I9th inst. Al woodberry. 40 Ms,
IIenrie,,a sutsr. duurhter of Can't. John n. su.
ter, Of the Baltimore Custom House. The young
couple started on trip TO Boston BY sea.
The notice Of registration 10 published In
to-days issue Of The USios. II will be well for
all TO remember that the summer sitting Of the
rsgistsrs begins on Tuesday. July 1lth. and con-
nnues ave successive days during the month,
- number OF persons nave examined ths
Reads o. wheat, since We called attention 70 TIE
subject last week, and have found them literally
awe Win small green bngs. Many OF me heaas
have turned black and o. course are Worthless.
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p,-., N.s,...i p.as ~ R.i,;..a.r ~. h..e,ns - :
permanent resident Of our county. occupying one
cf The Dixon houses AZ Mount Washinetou, which
he recently purchased and has had greatly i'm
proved.
-On Saturday iast n WAS our pleasure 10
msst IN baltimore. Mr. Nicholas N. Bosiey, an
old Baltimore eountian and brother Of DR.. q.
u. Dosley, Of this place. lie u nov engaged In
farming on Tayior's Island, Dorchester county.