The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-30

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Ts,ssoMfosa ~ q. CkwroL.-Preaching Sunday,
at u n. IN. and ut p. m, by the pastor, Rev. W.
T. ID. GLENN.
81. JoLH's y. r.. Church, Kiag.rihe-services
every Sunday morning, at quarter before eleven.
by Rev. A. J. Barrow, rector.
TriHi,y Church, Long Gresn.--Services by Rev.
A. J. Barrow, rector, every Sunday afternoon, at
$50 o'clock.
Baifimore CireMifM y. chHrck.-Epsor,, Tow
sontown, II M; Pine Grove, $50 p. IN, preach
ing by Rev. Mr. Reese, Of Baltimore. Ridge
Chapel. 1880 u. m; Ph@nix, $50 p. M, preach
Ing by Rev. John NJ. Gin.
Mr.. Andrew jackson. proprietor Of the
White House, In the 9Th district, died on Sunday
morning last.
-Remember. ye thirsty ones. that no mall,
or other liquors will DO sold the county fair
grounds next week.
Mr.. Moses I. Green, living near Swee, Air,
had three acres Of wheat which produced upwards
Of 20 bushels TO the acre.
Mr.. J. Edward Ward, Of the 9th district Of
this county. has been drawn rs n petit juror In
the U. $. District Court.
in some sections Of the county the stacked
wheat 10 sprou,ing and unless Il Is soon threshed
serious damage will result.
-Caieo Mchonsey, OF Union, let district
while getting over fence on Monday last, fell
aud broke his arm In two places.
Prank Nellert, formerly q resident Of Ca.
louisville. LIST district, died Of smallpox a, the
Marine Hospital. few days ago.
In the Orphans Court this week letters Of
administration were granted 20 Frederick Reuter-
on the estate OF Margares Reuter-.
-Frederick schnlfeldt. aged s. years. died
in the pest-house ut Bayview asylum, last sun
day, Of intemperance and exposure.
- Mr.. James X. Giles. proprietor Of the store
at Butler, sth district, had his dairy robbed on
Saturday night last Of IS lbs. Of butter.
AIR. Charles d. BOuidin. father Of Mr.. Vim.
Bouldin. Sr., formerly Of this place. died at Belair
On Wednesday, in the seth year Of his age.
The statement Of the expenses Of Bali.
more county for the fiscal year ending June. iSS?
will be published In TUE CSiOS next week.
The Journal speaks OF two persons from
this county who attained" n marriage license in
Washington. u. {. Here they usually obtain
them.
The deb, on the NJ. L. parsonage at Ar.
lington. this county. has been raised, and 500
additional has been subscribed TO furnish the
house.
The county Republican convention meets
Mt Towsontown on Tuesday next. 81 inst. to send
delegates to the Judicial and Congressional con.
ventons.
On Saturday last Daniel May. wa. run
over by wagon near Hereford, and wa. pain.
fully injured. The wheels passed over his side
and stomach.
The case Of Arthur Preston. eolored. in.
dic,ed for murder. removed from Hartford county,
has been set for trial in the Circuit Court here on
Wednesday next.
The Democratic Judicial primaries will be
held in this county on Friday and Saturday Of
next week, and lively time in some Of the dis.
triets IL expected.
Mr.. r. X. Danncnberg. Of the LIST district,
has sold his country residence 90 !. Parker Yea
liant NJ Nha EtRae
Council Of Baltimore.
Mr.. q. W. Lurman. Of the lst district, rails
ell this year i?! bushels Of blue. stem Fultr wheat
to the acre. lie says tina, this year he will ouly
seed ave pecks per acre.
Mr.. Harry MeGowan, proprietor Of Point
Breeze Hotel. lower Canton. 10 grading a half
mile raee.track on his property, and Il will be
finished early mex, month.
The final registration for the year iSs2
will take place on Monday and Tuesday Of next
week. Those who fail 20 register AZ this sitting
will be unable 10 vote in November.
Mr.. Samuel NJ. shoemaker's herd Of Jcr.
seys carried Of all the blue ribbons at the New
Jersey State fair last week. This Is quite an
achievement for Baltimore county cattle.
Mr.. John c. Bosley has entered his horse
"Biily Badeye," for the races ut the Frederick
county fair. which takes place week after next.
He will trot In the 2:25 and 230 classes.
One OF our exchanges reports that "Mr.
Prs.k MITCHELL captured see-psund turtle
IN the Chesapeake Bay recently" Can this DO
the Greenbaek candidate for Congress in this dis
trict?
Sister Mary Agnes Doran who recently
died at the House Of the Good Sheppard, Balti.
more. was . native of Baltimore county and 81
years Of age. She had been in the conven, four
years.
Very few Of the persons registered from
Bayview Asylum, 18th district. have been found.
Summonses were issued for nineteen Of them as
witnesses and ten Of the number were returned
esf.
The County Commissioners ask for pro.
posals for building q covered wooden bridge over
the Gunpowder falls on the new road leading
from the old York road past corbe,ts station, y.
c. X. X.
Tho gate house and grounds Of Laurel
lcolored) Cemetery. on the Belair road, are to be
improved. Hon. Henry stoekbridgeis president
Of tho company and Mr.. d. Hopper Emory.
treasurer.
--EdmonsOn avenue has been completed 70
the Calver,on road, and work has been eommenc.
cd eastward TO the Baltimore and Potomac Rail.
road, where the tracks will be crossed by bridge
above grade.
The very heavy rains Of last seek and this
have caused considerable damage TO county roads.
Farmers have been pu; back with their seeding,
the ground being 80 saturated with water that no
work could DO done.
The Baltimore County Sheutlen Associa-
tion held lie annual festival a, barley Park, Har-
element weather marred the pleasures Of the fes-
tival 10 q great extent.
a horse belonging 10 John c. Galloway
backed over precipiee about fly feet high.
Grays factory, Is, district, on Tuesday, and was
instantly killed. Galloway also went over but
escaped without Injury.
The county fair commences on Tuesday
next and the prospects are good for = fne erhi.
hition of the stock. products, &c, Of the county.
Should the weather prove favorable the attend
ancs will no doubt be very large.
On Sunday night last u thief entered the
grounds Of Mr.. d. c. Howell. on the Frederick
road: and dug up and carried away about one
hundred hills Of sweet potatoes. Mr.. II. offers q
reward Of $50 for the arrest Of the thief.
a large number eliminates Of Bayview Asy-
ium, who went to Hartford county to work in the
canning houses, have returned 90 that Institution
suffering from ehills and fevers. Some left their
work on account Of the smallpox scare.
We are panied to learn that Pleasant Hun
ter. Esq, Of the 9TH district. who was last week
believed to be better, has grown much worse and
now but faint hopes are entertained for his re-
eovsry. lie 10 suffering from erysipelas.
1t 10 very rare ut this season Of the year 10
the trees and grass rs fresh and green as they
are just now. In the pasture fields there 10
luxariant growth OF grass and should the frosts
come late farmers win be fortunate In saving their
feed.
-Maiarial fever IL prevailing In the neigh
borhood Of Black Horse, Hartford county, near
the Baltimore county line. This L. usually = very
healthy section and the presence Of malaria can
not DO accounted for. DR.. J. 7. Payne 10 treat
ing number Of cases.
in addition 20 the improvements already
noticed at Highandtown, 18th district, Mr.. J. ID.
Miller 10 building block Of eight two story dwell.
lings on Cough street. and also two on Eastern
avenue for Mr.. J. whitehill. That section Of the
county 70 improving very rapidly.
Mr.. J. N. Henderson. agent for the Royal
81. John sewing machines. has just received lot
Of new maehines, some Of which he will exhibit at
the fair next week. We have printed for him
another large lot Of circulars eontaining strong
endorsements Of the Royal 81. John.
On tho 18th inst Rev. c. NJ. Brown, pas