The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-02

The 0rPhsus Either Circle Of Baltimore
gave a suecesaful concert In Library Hall, Cations
willie, Thursday night.
AIR. William Fell Johhsoa. of lhis county
has been spending some time At the Kearsargs
House, North Conway, n. II.
The Young Mems Christian Association Of
Homestead gave very successful entertainment
at waveEly Hall on Thursday night.
john Bradley, living on the Phiiadelphia
road, was thrown from his wagon In the city on
Thursday, and had his head badly cut.
The Monumental City Railway Company
gave free excursion TO Payns's popular Sea Cir
House, Lower Canton, on Thursday. but owing tc
the heavy rain the number Of persons participant
ing was not large.
Mr.. n. A Maggie. the lowest bidder on the
new engine house TO be erected on 0orsuch avenue
near tho Hartford road. has Withdrawn his bid In
favor Of Mr.. q. Hyatt. Of waveriy, who will build
the house at Mr.. Nsgle's ngures--sl, si4.
MR.. bernard Bowers, OF Unionville, 18th
district, exhibited tomato In Towsontown on
Thursday, which weighed lbs. II oIs. This
beats Mr.. s. n. Hyde's mammoth tomatoes,
which were on exhibition al the .SaR Office.
-Messrs. 8. n. Hyde 4 Son. Of Long Green
Valley, started their canning establishment on
Friday Of last week and have since been putting
up 5000 cans Of sweet corn per day. When In
full operation they will put up 900 cans per day.
The new brick school house at Govanstown
has been completed and was formally dedicated,
let inst. Tho trustees Of the school arc Messrs.
j. A. Hamilton, Arch. Breckenridge and III. link.
An unknown man, aged about 20 years,
was found on the Hartford road. near barley Park,
Thursday last. 10 an unconscious condition. lie
was removed TO the waverly station house where
he died in n few hours. lie was stout built,
weighing about 10 pounds, and wore grayish
clothing.
There IL much uneasincss In some sections
Of Hartford county on account Of smallpox. the
disease having made It's appearance among the
employees 81 several canning establishments.
Those afflicted are from Baltimore and are Of the
poorer class who went out TO seek employment.
Some means should be provided to care for these
unfortunate people.
Mr.. W. VI. Shoemaker, engineers yocman
Of the 4. $. Flagship Brooklyn, headquarters
South Atlantic Station, Montevideo. Uruguay,
will accept our thanks for copies Of Ths Brook
iya Eagle, little paper published on board the
Flagship. Mr.. Shoemaker IL a son Of Mr.. W. s.
Shoemaker. Of Baltimore. formerly OF this place,
and brother.in.l law Of Dr. J. Piper.
MIR. Burke. proprietor of the large forward
ing warehouse on the BALTIC. 4 Hanover railroad.
at Alesis, this county. Is doing an immense bust.
In the shipment Of grain and the sale Of fer.
iirers His warehouse at that plaecis 100 feet In
length and still Il IL too small 60 accommodate his
rapidly increasing business. In connection with
his business he also conducts q large country
store.
duplication has been made 20 the County
Commissioners 10 lay out and condemn n public
road in the "a district, commencing at the 5.Milc
House on Liberty road. running thence through
a number Of properties n distance Of about J
miles 10 intersec; the public road near Howard
Station. W. VI. X. Il. The examiners will meet
upon the premises. Thursday. September 2ls,. at
10 a. IN.
--Our friend Jackins. one Of the 9th district
road commissioners. was not pleased at the allu.
sion Of our woodberry correspondent 60 fence
erected by him (Jackinsl in that place. We don't
know anything about Joc's abilities n = fence
builder. but man who 10 as thorough n road
supervisor he is ought TO know all about fences
n well, and We therefore take IL for granted the
fence l. all right.
a man named Shafcr, teamster for Mr.. VI.
q. Cockey. OF the tth district. while crossing the
Western Maryland railroad, at Gingrieh's station,
Few days ago. hal \ very narrow escape. The
wagon had not gotten OF the track when IL was
struck b. the engine Of passing train and dc
molished. The mules broke loose and ran home.
and Shafer was thrown TO the ground by the shock
but escaped serious injury.
The annual Sunday school jubilee Of Grca,
Falls Circuit was held at orem's church. l2th
district, on Wednesday. A large stand, hand
somely decorated, was erected in the grove. from
which q number Of addresses were delivered. The
attendance vas large and the affair was In every
respect a most enjoyable one. Rev. Z. Richard.
son had charge Of the exercises, assisted by y
number Of ladies and gentlemen.