The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-19

At " q. m. and at p. m, BY the pastor, Rev. W.
L. ID. GLENN.
81. JokH's r.. r. Church, KisgsriHs.--services
every Sunday morning. at quarter before eleven,
BY Rev. A. }. Barrow, rector.
Triai,y ChureA, Long Demonstrates by Rev.
A. j. Barrow, rector, every Sunday afternoon, at
$50 o'clock.
The public schools Of the county will 70.
open Monday. September 9Th.
"A number Of persons have lately been nat.
uralised In the Circuit Court here.
The United Brethren camp. meeting nj
Hampstead, commenced on Friday. 18th inst.
There are 4 large number Of prisoners In
the county Jail and all Of them in good health.
Hon. james A. Gary has commenced tho
erection Of m addition to his cotton mill ut Al.
bcrton.
-Another pigeon match was shot at Hal.
stsad'' Smile House, IlOOks,Own road. Tuesday
afternoon.
Mr.. Charles r. Taylor. Of wavsriy, this
county, who lately returned from Europe. 10 now
at Saratoga Springs.
in the Orphans Court this week letters Of
administration were granted 10 Catharine Long
on the estate Of John Long, Sr.
The coming fair Of the Baltimore county
Agricultural Society has been postponed 70 the
ID. 9TH. 5th and 9th Of October.
Mr.. J. c. kraft. highly respected citizen
of the Belt. residing Maryland avenue, 10 stop.
ping at Congress Hail. Saratoga.
- Prof. T.. Parsons and wife and Miss Mollie
T.. Brown, OF Phiiopoiis. this county. SAILED from
Baltimore for Boston Monday.
Hon. Schuyler colfax has been the guest
Of Mr.. Samuel VI. Shoemaker. at his country place,
In Green Spring Valley. the past week.
john :. Cuttings. Esq. member Of the Leg.
islaturc from Baltimore county. IL at NewpOrt, X.
L.. where his family IL spending the summer.
Rev. {. Herbert Richardson, OF Washing
ton. u. c.. we'll In this county, has been
enjoying the bathing at Atlantic City. Nj
Mrs. Thomas Cockcy. two children and
nurse. the Misses Talbot, and Miss Mamie Stans-
bury. Of this county. are at Taylors Island, Md.
in a few more days fall will be upon US.
The singing Of the "katy did and the chipping
Of the cricket indicate that summer Is now nearly
over.
capt. John Ridgsly. Of Hampton. accom-.
panied by his mother and sister. left ON Monday
Tor Narragansett Pier. lie will be absent about
= week.
About any persons. mostly young people,
professed conversion at Summit Grove camp.
meeting. Financially the meeting /. said to have
been = success.
Mr.. James Warden. living near woodens.
burg. this season raised head Of cabbage that
weighed l3i pounds with the stalk and lower
leaves taken OF.
Preparations are being made for the cree.
tion Of hFst-eiass station on the Western Mary
land railroad. above Pikesviie aud opposite the
Wilson sanitarium.
There will be plenty Of fun in baltimore
next month. beginning on the l?th. "I.ord Bal
,imore" Is expected to be on hand and run the
machine, as Il were.
The County Commissioners this week re.
appointed John Crooks. constable for the Cd dis.
triet, aud WIN. II. Reed. constable for the 80 dis
trict, each for two years.
Another new mOtor-making four In all
now in use-has beea placed on the Monumental
Railway aud IL running from Highlandtown TO
Point Breeze. in this county.
-Nennor says We are 20 have one more hot
wave aud that then the warm season will be over.
Wonder II he means the one under which We have
been sweltering the past week.
-September 9Th, 1851, was the hottest day
experienced here last year. when the ihermome-
ter At p. N. marked 9Ts in the shade. Thus far
this summer We have had no such weather.
A little child Of Charles W. Mclean. Of
Canton. vas burned to death on Wednesday, a
young brother having Sc, Ere TO Il. clothing with
. match. during the absence Of the mother.
Sherwood 7. Z. Church, Cockeysyiiie, hav-
ing been closed for two Sundays on account ofthe
restore silness, ~ili be rs-opsned Sunday. Goth
inst. when the regular services will be held.
Mr.. George C. wilkins, superintendent Of
the Northern Central railroad. Is visiting Nara.
gansett Pier and other seaside resorts. His sum
mer resiienee IL at Sherwood station, y. c. Y. X.
The meteorie displays which were prom
ised for Wednesday. Thursday and Friday nights
Of last week. did not put in an appearance. Evil
ae.R's s'@S~'"y mas FhFPeu Np va avs eAtcuia-
tions.
From all quarters of the county come re-
ports Of heavy crops Of wheat, such as have not
been known in years past, Prices are likely TO
decline and IL would appear to be good policy 20
sell early.
Mr.. John d. Durkees agen, Of the North.
srn Central road At PhGnix, accompanied by his
wife. started on Wednesday for = trip through
the New England States, Boston, Nantucket,
Marthas Vineyard, 4e.
--Messrs. A. S. Abel and Philip T. George
OF this county are subscribers TO the CAPT tai stock
Of the new National Bank at Belair. II IL ex-
pected that the bank will be ready 20 begin bust.
ness by the LIST Of November.
-Theos. p. Horwits, Esq. counsel for Sam.
usl h. shiPley, has fled a bill in the county Cir
cult Court against his wife, Martha J. Shipley,
for divorce, the grounds being abandonment,
which has continued since 1878.
Hon. a. II. Myln. who has represented
Lancaster county in the House Of Delegates and
Senate Of Pennsylvana for the pas; fourteen years.
was lately the guest Of Mr. u. r. Grod, at his res.
idsnss, 0~iags Mills, this county.
Warn days and nights have been the
order the past week. Some thought Monday the
warmest day Of the summer, and whilst IL was
very oppressive the mercury did not reach as
high point a. on some other days.
Water camp, west e Pikesville, closed
this week. The camp was not n large one but
was in all respects successful and very pleasant
The attendance last Sunday was good and the ser
vices we're Of an Interesting character.
On Sunday last the York road horse cars
sold round trip tickets from the city nj 40 cents
and thsresult was the cars had all the passengers
they could carry. The camp meeting here was
the attraction and hundreds came out by this line
Prank Chenowith, Of Baltimore, fell from
passenger train Of the Phila., Wilmington and
Bato railroad, at Chase's station, Tuesday after.
noon, and had his ieft arm and foot badly mashed.
His arm was Afterwards amputated at q hospital
In the city.
The Asbury Grove coiored camp. meeting,
on the Western Maryland railroad, above OWING
Mills, was attended On Sunday las, By .. leas.
5000 people. There are nearly 200 tents upon
the grounds AMI the meeting Is one % the large,,
ever held In this county.
Two boys named Frank Holmes and Thos
starkey we're arrested at waverly on Tuesday. on
the charge Of stealing chickens from Mr.. Register
Wavsrly appears 10 be q favorite place for the
operations Of chicken thieves.
The Sc. Michaei's Comef says: "Mr. T. Alex.
Seth, formerly Of Talbot, but now Of Baltimore
county. rsjoisss In the possession Of eow with
record OF over twenty-four pounds Of butter q
week, and six hundred and seventy .one pounds
year. The COW IL valued at g, O00."
As stated in these columns Of the 9Th inst,
John Lewis, living on the Hampton estate, lost
two children on Sunday. July soth, from dPh,he.
ria. His other three children were sent o rela-
tives at Pikesville, where one Of them waA taken
with the same disease and has since died.
DR.. A. c. MeCurdy returned home on
Monday after foFtnight's visit 10 relatives In
York and Hartford counties. lie informs Us that
seven acres Of wheat bis bFotherin laws farm,
In Pawn township, York county, produced this
year $50 bushels, or SO bushels 10 the acre.
On Sunday night last horse and wagon
belonging 10 Mr.. Edward Doughsrty, living In
0ovanstown, disappeared from the colored camp
here and vas supposed 10 have been stolen. Il
was Afterwards found NJ Cockeysville, where Il
had no doubt been driven and len BY some one.
Mr.. Samuel d. Gramm, proprietor Of an
iron foundry at Marietta, Pa, q Tow days ago
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