The Baltimore County union., 1882-04-29

has been asked 10 assist In the enterprise and Il 10
likely Il will do 90.
The frm Of Leonard Lang 4 Son. who
have for = long time eondueted the grocery, -four
and feed business on the Hartford road, has been
dissolved. Messrs. Godfrey Lang aud William
=. Walker. two enterpTising young men, have
formed CO partnership and will continue the
business at the old stand.
This l. the season Of the year when suind-
lers travel around among the farmers and inveigle
them into buying all sorts Of useless articles or
perhaps get them 10 sign contracts which after
wards turn up In the shape Of notes. Don't pa
,ronife them. and by all means decline 30 siga
any paper which they may present.
There are n number of "stoek sharps" In
Towsontown-young men who, while they have
no cash 20 invest IN this uncertain business, yet
appear 60 take great interest In the stock reports
aud when they pick up the daily papers the first
thing they do is to skim over the stock list and
then talk knowiniy of the various stocks, &c.
DIR. Henry y. Ware. of baltimore county,
has instituted suit in the Baltimore City Court for
$4,000 damages against Joshua y Boyle. Tho
complaint Is Of alleged slanderous charges made
by defendant calculated TO injure plaintiff in the
practice Of his profession. Mr.. X. Quincy Hall,
formerly Of this county, q counsel for DIR. Ware.
"A burial place FOR the dead is something
very much needed by TowsontOwn. There are q
number Of beautiful locations for q cemetery in
the vicinity, and " Of them could be purchas-
ed and used for the purpose Il would unquestion-
hDsy be n paying investment. Iho wonder TO
Is that movement in this direction Is 90 long do.
layed.
Mr.. Carroll 5. Maegill, Of this county, who
has been q clerk at the State cattle scales under
samuel J. Robinson, Esq., for the pas; two years,
has been displaced To make room for the Of
Mr.. Lynch, Of Carroll county, the new weighcr
Mr.. Maegill has been 4 most efficient clerk and
bis many friends had hoped tha, he might be re-
tained.
On and after Monday next. May Ist. the
mails between Baltimore and Towsontoun will be
carried BY the BALTIC. a Delta railroad. We now
have two mails day-eoming In at n. m. and
p. IN, and scing out NJ 10 n IN. and p. IN.
Unless there Is some change In the sehednIe of
the steam road these hours will necessarily be
changed.
Rev. A. o. Engel. who has been pastor of
the German Lutheran church at Sommerviile, 10Th
district. since last fall, will return 90 Germany
early in May. lie IL reluctantly compelled to
sever his connection with his charge owing 60 the
delicate health Of his WIFE, for whose benefit he
makes the change. His people par, with him
with many regrets.
Now iha. We have q sanitary Inspector
and good one at that-we may look for some
early Improvements In our town. There are some
places that need immediate attention and We hope
Dr. Piper will not be slow in finding these. Hog
pens must 60. and those who have them upon
their premises should he prepared 60 remove them
as soon as notice Il served.
1t Is now about the proper time for city
folks 10 get up correspondence with country
relatives. for time dies. aud will vacation be
here. and thea u will be nice 90 take month in
the hay fields. and the bull dog chase the cow
and the horne, get in its work on the small boys
neck. aud the goa, stand on his hind leg. aud eat
the linen od the airy elothes-iine.
We return thanks 90 Dr. e. c. Wiley for \
copy Of the annual repor; of the managers of the
Western Pennsylvania Hospital for the Insane
located at Dixmon;. near Pitisburg. The Dr.,
ks.t as.s. L.. al. a.
and who had been on brief visit here. returned
90 his post on Monday. lie l. n son of Mr.. J.
Park Wiley, agent Of the gauge road At
thi. place.
Charles johnson. the coiored man who was
sent from this place TO the Marine Hospital some
time ago, suffering with smallpox. returned this
week entirely we'll. The hospital authorities st.
ted him out with entire suit Of clothes.
and these, together with his board. which amount
Ell to SIS. the county will have to pay for. John.
son was delighted with the ircatmen, he resolved
while at the hospital.
After the meeting Of the County Commis-
sioners last week Mr.. John II. Millender ief for
; Cercdo. Wayne county, W. Va. where his exten.
sive steam mills are located. aud where his
family has been for some time. Mr.. Miliendcr
having temporarily given up his residence at
Trenton. 9Th district. will board during the SUN.
mer near 0Winss' Mills. going occasionally 10
Virginia 90 look after his large interests there.
a call appeared In last weeks uSioN for a
meeting on Monday night Of the Towsoniown Ere
B company. The president was the only member on
7 hand. the foreman having been detained at home
/ by Illness. The bcst thing the company can do
l. TO sell or give way iis truck and disband Iiis
/ a company only in name and We have no hesiia.
tian in pronouneing IL n disgrace 60 the town.
Would IL not be well TO present the machine TO the
| County Commissioners.
! The horse railway which runs from HiIlen
/ station out east Baltimore into the county, is
| about putting steam motors on the road o. run
! from near Highiand,own TO MeGowan's Point
Breeze. Some of the business OF that section
| object 10 the use Of these motors on the main
drives and \ committee was before the County
COmmissioners this week to lay the matter before
them. Mr.. George Thompson. proprietor Of Bay
/ View Hotel. was among the number.
A pair Of horses attached 90 the carriage of
! Mr.. Henry MeShane. took fright at three bicycle
riders on Mount Royal avenue. near Druid Hill
I Park. and ran away. Mrs. Meshane, her daugh-
ter. Mrs Alfred jenkins. and her laughter in law
I Mrs. Henry Meshane. Jr.. who were In the
! riage were thrown out with great force. Mrs
jenkins had her right arm broken and both the
other ladies were badly bruised. The park
authorities should not allow the whceImen 90 use
I the carriage drives.
-MT. T. J. Rossiter. who lately sold HE place
near Fork church. il,h district, and went 90 Flor
! ida. in company with 4 Mr.. Noonan. has re
turned. The Belair .Egi. says "the land of iow
ers was not all their fancy painted IL. Instead of
I groves oforangs and spice. envcned by the songs
of birds, they saw nothing but barren wastes Of
/ white sand. disappointed and disgusted. after
eight days sojourn they returned recently. poorer
/ than when they started, bat with healthy con-
elusion that Baltimore county Is good enough for
I them"
After reviewing the past and speaking of
the various helps minister had In his work. Rev.
Robert u. Williams. in his anniversary sermon
I on Sunday last. at Mount Paran Presbyterian
( church. thus referred 30 the newspaper "Aad
/ the press is great auxiliary. Where l. the fam
! lily In our times who do not take newspaperi
4 There some Who look upon the prcss with
suspicion, fearing that IL may 10 damage 60 our
7 holy religion, but the church has this great in
s,rumentaity AMI can IL just as effectively a.
the skepte who would lead into error"
: a petition, which had the names of \ large
number Of stockholders upon Il, was circulated In
/ Towsontown this week. asking the officers Of the
Baltimore county Agricultural Society 10 allow
the Of it, track At Timonium for training pur.
poses. number of persons who take inter
est IN the Society have horses and colts which
they would like 90 drive on the track. and this
privilege has been heretofore denied them, but
just why We have never been able 10 understand.
The Society meets next week when We hope IA
yorabie action will he taken upon the petition.
/ We had the pleasure Of visiting, n few days
ago. the extensive cigar factory Of Messrs FIAek
a Sauerbcrg. 81 and . south Calvert street. BAL
timorc and for the first time witnessed the manu-
fAe,ure Of cigars from the stripping Of weed 10 the
boxing and labelling Of the same. This frm en-
pioys about $50 hands and turns out FROM ten TO
hfteen thousand cigars per day. Their factory l.
the largest and most complete In the city and their
goods are justly Celebrated fSF their excellence.
I Mr.. Flaek was formerly extensively engaged in
the distilling business ai Canton. and Mr.. Sauer-
berg s resident of the "a district ofthis county.
Hon. William Smith. Of Virginia, known In
| other days a. Extra Billy" Smith, spent Sunday
las, In Towscntoun, with William 5. kssch. ESQ.,.
1 whose wife is n niece Of HE. Mr.. Smith, who l.
In his s5th year. l. stil active. vigorous man.
with mind as clear as in his younger days. A
number 0f our eitiIens called upon him and en-
joyed bis narration of events Of hfty or more
/ wears ago. lie IL an sx .Governor an II member