The Baltimore County union., 1882-05-13


AIR. John Z. Phillips, whose farm Is on the
IlOokstown road, and whose herd Of Jerseys has
such wide celebrity, last week lost young
hefer calf for which be refused ofer Of 81 200
Mr.. Phillips also has large place on the Western
Maryland railroad, above 0Wings' Mills, where
most Of his large herd are kept.
We point 10 the advertising columns Of THE
UsIoS with much pride There Is not-technical.
ly speaking-a dead" advertisement 90 be found
IN them, there are no disgusting medical adver.
tisenents, but every one represents . responsible
hrm or dealer. Not one country newspaper In
1--we hundred can say as much and tell the abso-
lutte truth.
The boys have for several Sundays been en-.
toytng themselves playing ball near So. AIMS
church, York road and II is said the county police
intend making effort to break up the practice
by making some arrests. IL is understood that
Father Bartlett. pastor Of the church, thinks the
Amusement harmless aud is not favorable 10 its be
ing broken up.
A verdict for 81, 500 damages bas been oh.
,ained In city court against Mr.. Isaac Hartman,
Of this county, by Daniel IerIog proprietor Of the
Dime Museum, on Baltimore street. Me-. Hartman
owns the new building in which the museum Il
held and because IL was not finished by the date
promised, llerfog brought an action for 5000
damages, with the result stated.
Mis- Annie l.. Burnette. youngest daughter
Of Mrs. james l.. Burnette. Of Phenix, this coun-
~, 10 travelling through the South for the extern
sive Wholesale house Of Armstrong, Gator 4 Co.,
Baltimore. Miss Burnctte graduated with high
honOrs from Bryant, htratton a Sadler's Business
College last July, and .s in every way competent
10 perform the duties Of responsible position.
The Annual Conference of the African ".
i. church. which was held this year In Baltimore,
adjourned on Tuesday. The following appoint.
ments were made for Baltimore county: Union.
vile. Daniel Ridout Catonsville. j. W. Bowser
Ellicott City, J. W. Nicholas Randallstown, J.
IL
Quaker Bottom, J. II. T. Gray; Long Green, Dan1
Carroll.
At u certain church in this county Sun
day or two ago the preacher suddenly paused
somewhere near the end Of his sermon and said :
Eve would be glad u that young man In the YES.
tibule would come inside and satisfy himself
whether she Is or Is not here. That would be
much better than keeping halfinch draft on the
occupants Of the back pew" Tho young man
didn't come In and thcre.was no more draft.
Capt. John Ridgely, Of Hampton, has a
standing offer Of St50 Tor his Jay Gould mare
"lielen." She Is about years old and is one of
the finest road mares In the State. Capt. Ridgeiy
has some very dne young stock coming on. and
one oily, now three years Old, promises 10 trot
very fast. She has been in lIiters hands for some
time and " entered at the next county fair may
make warm work for some Of the young ones.
-Laurenee Engel. by his counsel, Chew Sneb-
ley, Esq., has instituted suit in the Baltimore Court
Francis Dcnmcad, 10 recover 81 500 damages for
alleged conversion of plaintiffs property located
on the Bclair road. in this county. TO their own
use. The property In question l. a garden at
tached 10 schrcier's brewery. which was recently
sold by Mr. Lanahan. trustee. and which was pur.
chased by Mr.. Denmead.
MIR. Samuel ". Shoemaker, Of "Burnsiie '
Green Spring Valley. has herd of the finest Jer.
seys TO be found In the country. Ills bull "For
get-me not" cost S:.i50; Queen Of the Farm. =
a COW years old. cost 1000. and n number Of
others at proportionately high prices. very
high bred heifcr calf. when three months old. cos,
$1,000. The fine COW, "Grandiaora." made i6 rs.
Of butter in one week. Mr.. Shoemaker ha. new
COW stable with accommodations for forty head.
and IL 10 In every respect model.
The Towson Guards have secured exclusive
control Of Sheaicy's Hall. and the company will
make many improvements by putting up new
lamps, gun racks. Ac. The hall will be thorough.
ly renovated throughout and will be in charge o;
n committee composed Of Scrgts. Hunter. Masscn.
berg and Dubphy and Corporal Gallagher, who
will rent Il for lectures, festivals, concerts 4e
Those who would like 20 present the company
with suitable pictures &C., for the walls will please
communicate with the committee.
There arc a number Of canning establish.
men,s in Baltimore county. among them the fol.
lowing Benjamin =. Jordan. Maryland Line
the Messrs. Arthur parkt0n; VIM. Hutchns and
Dr Il. Emory. -. james; Mrs. Capt. Duncan and
Duncan Bros, Lavender Hill; A. A. Miller and
standford Stump. kingsville; Brinkcr 4 Kill
chenstcin. Belair road: Newman 4 Co.. Arlington
Samuel y. Hyde. Baldwin Grof Bros. Giyndon
Y q. Mackcy. Bentley Springs samuel Black.
White Hall. and VIM. Seiti a Son.
Mr.. Daniel Shamberger. Of the 5,h district.
left this week for Towner City. North Dakota. and
will be ab.cn, a shor, time. Two Of his brother.
are now at that place. thaving gone out n few
weeks ago and they contemplate starting n steam
nnftVt sNt Tha mUNk h..
offered TO donate sufieien; ground for the purpose
and other inducements have been offered. Townsr
City was located two years ago and has nov a
population Of upwards Of 500. II is situated on
the line Of the Northern Pacific Railroad aud IL
rapidly growing In business Importance. Should
the Messrs Shamberger be pleased with the pros
poets they will most likely locate there perma.
nently.