The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-01

eny htefnvon seI'Iees " tue Pas'"E' hef. o. ~.
Thompson, at o'clock.
81. Jokm's p. n. Chwrck, KiaysriLs.-Services
every Sunday morning. ut q quarter before eleven,
BY Rev. A. J. Barrow, rector.
Trinity Church, Long GresH.-serviees By Rev.
a. J. Barrow, rector, every Sunday afternoon, at
$50 O'Clock.
The .Js~rnar. County Directory" needs
MIR. Joseph II. Rsiman and family are a,
the Brighton, Atlantic City.
The total expenses Of the March term Of
the Circuit Court were S3,507.tl.
The new registration Of voters commences
one week from next Tuesday, July iith.
All the public schools Of the county closed
this week, and will remain closed until September.
The County Commissioners have appointed
George +. Randle constable Tor the 18th district.
The county Ere alarm telegraph, In the
Belt, 10 shsut completed Il will cost nearly &C.
900.
Mr.. VIM. ROussay has sold house and lot
on the New.eut road, Gainesville, to Mr.. Geo. p.
Hunting. for $500.
The County Commissioner have notified
tho police 10 prohibit the use Of fireworks In the
Belt on the 9Th of July.
Mr.. Douglass Hiss, son Of the late jacob
Hiss Of this county. died In Baltimore on Tuesday,
In the 10th year Of his age.
a mad dog created some excitement In
Homestead, Hartford road, last Sunday. lie vas
shot before doing any serious damage.
Rev. DIR. John q. Morris, Of Lutheryiilc,
delivered an historical address at the Pennsylva-
mia College. Gettysburg, on Wednesday last.
Prank Courtney, coiorcd, has been commit
ted 10 the county Jail on the charge Of stealing q
Get OF harness, valued at $50, from chas. Kramer.
The Warren Union Sabbath school will
hold pie. mic ON Tuesday, July 9Th, In the grove
In the rear Of the church. Public cordially invi-
ted.
-Msssrs. Heb 4 Hake, Of Shrewsbury, the
past spring peeled one hundred tons Of bark on
walkers woodland, near Bentley Springs, n. c.
R.R.
There Is = scarcity Of harvest hands In
some sections Of baltimore county and farmers
have experienced difficulty in securing sufficient
help.
-Henry BiddisOn, aged II years. living on
Monument street extended, In the 18th district,
fell nom tree on Sunday last and broke his right
thigh.
An increase Of star mail service 10 six
times week has been arranged between Free
lands, n. c. X. r., and Grave Run Mills, this
county.
zen Of Baltimore, whose place Of business was on
Greenmount avenue died last week Of Bhghts
disease.
The weather Of Saturday and Sunday last
was intensely hot aud very oppressive. The mer-
curry was cavoorting up among the nineties and
there was much suffering.
IF you fail 20 get registered,
Don't fail 10 remember,
That your vote can't be taken
The eighth Of November.
On Saturday night last . man named VIII
liam Doyle, laborer living In Baltimore, fell
over the Northern Central II. r. embankment. at
Boundary avenue bridge and broke his neck.
Two children Of Mr.. Joseph Ross. living
Sherwood, y. c. X. r., have been very III for
some days with eerebro spinal meningitis. They
are attended BY DR.. J. II. Jarrett, Of this place.
The County Commi ssionersh have authorized
the sanitary inspectors Of Towsontown, woodber-
~ aud waveriy 60 remove such hog pens, &C., IS
IN their judgment might be regarded as nuisanccs.
1t IL said the Baltimore Ohio Railroad
Company will soon commence work on lie new
line between Baltimore and Philadelphis. which
line trassrsss this county for . considerable dis
lance.
We are glad to learn that the health Of
Mr.. VIM. II. Hoffman, the extensive paper man
ufaeturer Of the upper end Of the county, has i'm
proved 50 much that he Is again able 10 visit his
friends.
The annual commencement Of the Academy
Of Visitation, Mount de Sales, near catonsville.
took place Tuesday afternoon. The exercises
were almost entirely musical, and were Of q very
high order.
Mr.. Anon Merryman. son Of Mr.. Nicholas
X. Merryman, Of this county. has been appointed
70 the position on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
that had been held BY his brother Elijah, who
died recently.
The fourteenth annual commencement Of
Mount 81. Agnes Academy, Mt Washington, took
place on Wednesday afternoon and was largely
attended. A large number Of medals, premiums,
&C., were awarded.
Lately there have been many complaints In
Baltimore about the bad taste Of the Gunpowder
water. On Wednesday water reached the city
direct from Loeb Raven and II 10 expected that
complaints will now cease.
MIR. c. c. Prall. Of York county. Pa. aud
Miss Rosa. youngest daughter Of the late Judge
James A. Standiford, OF this county, were married
10 the NJ. Il. church at New Market, 9Th district,
on Wednesday evening last.
Mr.. John c. Bosley, chief clerk In the
County Treasurer's Office. and Mr.. Charles s.
Grason, Of the record Office, spent several days
last week In New York, aud while there attended
the races nj Sheepshead Bay.
The case Of VIM. =. Keech, executor Of
Ella v. Davis, vs.. 7. Sturgis Davis, which had
been on trial here for upwards Of week. termi-
mated on Wednesday morning In . verdict for
plaintiG for one cent damages.
a man living In Baltimore, while walking
on the York road near waverly, last Sunday, Was
overcome BY the heat lilo was kindly cared for
BY gentleman living near by and was able TO 70.
turn TO bis home In tho evening.
Judge Geo. W. Lindsey, Of the Baltimore
city 0rphans' Court, and George MeCaaray, Esq.,
one Of Baltimore's most popular Justices Of the
Peace, were In Towsontown on Wednesday and
honored IuE UNION once by call.
-Mrs. Sophie Bartoi, widow Of the late Geo.
Bartol. died In Baltimore on Tuesday. In tho goth
year Of her age. She was q native Of Baltimore
county, her father at one time having owned part
Of the Clifton estate, on the Hartford road.
Rev. Mr.. GLENN. pastor Of the N. Il.
church, Of this place, will on Saturday night, LIST
inst, inaugursts . series Of open.sir meetngs on
the streets Of the town. lie also contemplates the
formation ola Young Peoples Christian Assoeia
ton.
AIR. Joshua cowan, an old resident Of the
ID district Of this county, died Of the residence Of
his son, Mr.. William cowan, north broadway,
Baltimore. on Thursday, June ed, In the 72d
ysar Of his age. His remains were inferred ~
Pikesviile.
DIR. R. d. Normsnt, Of woodberry, and
DR.. Prentiss, Of wavsrIy, are vigorously prosecu-
ting their work Of sanitary reform and the citi-
sens Of those towns have good reason 20 songrAt-
ulats themselves upon having such energetic and
sfheisnt officers.
-Gsorge Monks and John Casey nearest
cd on Sunday night last BY county officer Lindnsr,
on the charge Of assaulting two eolorsd women
named Adams, on the Frederick road. Monks
was released on bail In the sum Of $500, and Casey
In the SUN Of s2se.
-Gsorgs Dennis, aged 10 years, son Of Capt
Dennis, Of Eilieott City, while walking on the
railroad near that place. on Tuesday, was struck
on the head By stone thrown out BY . quarry
blast and sustained fracture Of the skull, which
will likely prove fatal.
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