The Baltimore County union., 1882-11-11
Property Transfers IN BALTIC. County

Property Transfers in Balto. County,
Deeds, Leases Mortgages, Bills OF Sale, etc., re-
ceived for record In the oiee Of the Clerk Of the
Circuit Court for Baltimore county;
\ DEEDS.
wm. 7. Kemp to Edward W. German, assignt.
VIM. w. Spence ct al. 10 Lucy G. Cassard.
Geo. W. Morningstar 10 Sarah Z. Bitter.
Wallace King W. 20 Jas. e. coale.
Mary wsidsksmpsr ct al. to Bernhard II. Rose
uer and wife.
Thomas Gorsueh Of c. to Tobias LutI.
George w. BELT to Chas. T. Johnigen.
samuel Ryan to John ORouTke.
Henry Bailey vi. 90 Martha L. Wagner.
MORTGAGES.
chas. vOlke w. to Home Bldg. AssO. No. I,
5000.
Annie II. Love, &e., to Mary A. Talbot, e.. 900.
Peter Mahar VT. TO Charles NJ. Ginn, $3.50.
Lucy c. Cassard TO W. W. Spence. s2,50O.
Lee Webster 10 Thos. W. Brundige, trustee.
$1,000.
Nicholas Stevenson o, al to Aultman a Co.
sl,i5s.
RELEASES.
Chas. o. HoFner et al. 20 VIM. 7. Kemp.
WIN. W. Spence, ST., to Lucy c. Cassard.
Mt. Vernon Bid. Asso. No. I, to Peter Mahar.
WoodbeFry Bldg. AssO. No. >, 90 Mary X. Zepp.
Edmund q. Waters, trustee, to Wallace King.
Central Union Permit Bldg. Asso. TO Samuel
Ryan.
Real Estate Agent.-The Baltimore Market
Journal has the followinsto say Of two gentlemen
well-known In. and formerly residents Of Balti.
more county "Mr Thomas Hin, real estate and
collection agent, occupies an acknowledge position
Of prominence among the business men Of BAlti-
more. and since tho foundation Of his business In
1896, ho has been conceded one of the leading men
IN his line. lIc makes = specially of buying and
selling real estate Of all kinds. collecting Of house
aud ground rents, aud negotiating loans ON pro.
perty Of every description. by his energy, enter
hi -. a.
agement Of a large number Of pieces Of property
IN all sections of the city aud eounties owned by
corporations aud others, Of best citizens.
In fact he buys, sells, leases, &C. all classes Of real
estate, negoiates loans, collects house and ground
rents, and takes the management Of property gen
orally, and also gives hs personal attention 90 the
management Of trust aud other estates. lie Is q
gentleman who enjoys the highes, reputation. and
during the twenty.six years Of his business career
has handled some OF the largest and most impor.
tant pieces of property in the city. lie has had
associated with himself Tor the past thirteen years
HE brother, Mr.. Samuel H. Hill. and they are con.
sidsrod two Of the most experienced real estate
agents Ia this city. All Of our readers who have
property to sell. rent or exchange. could not place
Il in safer hands than those of the above. named
gcntsmen."
Mr.. Forney's will.-The will Of tho late
Jacob forney, Of ReistertnWn. was admitted TO.
probate Ia the Orphans Court here on Wednes-
day. The personal estate Is valued at about sGO..
600 and the real estate al s3n.O00. Mr. wm. 4.
Russell the executor. gave bond in the of
Sl2n,OOn The bequcfis under the " 10 are 10 Mary
Skinner. sister Of the tcsiator. 81. noe; 10 Daniel
;. FoTncy. brother. I 900 g. Nancy g. forney,
niece Of the tCstatoT sJ0D; to Moses ShaieF SIU0.
to l'aac Tucker colorci $50 to lsaac Ross. col.
ored. $50 and house and lot near RanialIstoWn;
to William Barkct. colored. s2ou and a house and
lot near Hannah More AeTicmy o. Ann Jone.,
oolOfed, so aud house and lot on the Rcisier,tovn
road 70 John Berket colo-ed, $50 anil a house
aud lot an Western Run turnpike; to William
Russell ia trust, $500. the interest o. be paid 10
coiored woman named MARY" an idiot. and after
her death the principal 10 20 % the nephews aud
nieces Of the testator. One hundred dollars 10 set
aside 10 keep the grave Of the testator in order
All the rest, residue and anicr of the estate to
be divided equally between his nepheus and niece,,
the children of Mary Sinner. Margaret Cromweli
and Daniel :. forney. snd g. the gTandchil,lfeA
Of sarah Winchester. The gold watch and chain
OF the tsstator IL given to Jacob :. Cromwell.
Send the Children TO School --One of the
greatest drawbacks 20 tho success Of our public
school system s the irregular attendance Of many
Of the pupils. Ia almost every school there are
children who seem TO attend by Its aud starts
Who are IN their places TO- day and absent to NOR
row. Al the end Of the term they are decidedly
behind their isore punc,ual fellows. aud the re-
spon'ibility is almost invariably put on the un-
fortunate teacher. Parent. who permi, their
children to absent Themselves from school upon
the most trivial preiext are always the most
vefely critical IN their attitude toward teacher.
They do not seem ~ remember that their children
have only been IN the school room semi occasion.
ally. or IL they DO remember il they appear 10
esteem IL a. matter 81 minor importance. Yet
IL 10 fact that ne child Who 10 irregular in bis
OF her attendance a. school will make much pro
gress. Parents ought 10 remember this truth and
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school every day and you will be Sgteeabiy eur.
pTised at the result.
Winter Entertainments. Ia. been lie
termined % give series q literary aad musical
entertainments during the winter at the teacher
hall a; M;. Washington. and the series Is 10 be
opened by lecture on Special Education. given
BY Judge DAliam. of the Baltimore Appeal Ta<
Court, Who has given much ,houghtio the subject
upon which he is to speak.
Baltimore Circuit, NJ. p. Church. Preach
lag AZ Epson. Towsontoun. at II 4. ". and 80
7. VI. Evening subject. The hnal Judgement
Reception oi members before the evening sermon.
Ridge Chapel. At loi A. NJ: Phoenix. $50 2. NJ.
aud Pine Grove. 3.50 +. ".
Il. T. SvrH. Pastor.
Laumann-Bryer.-M Miss Annie Bryer. Who
Ia, for some time conducted dry goods and no
tiOn store IN this place. was married on Tuesday
evening last, 10 Mr.. Loui. LAumann, OF Cal,er.
ton. this county. The ceremony vas performed
BY Rev. Mr. Ilouser. q Baltimore
Accidentally Killed. Henry Hobbs. Of
Howard county. while returning from baltimore
| With q wagon load Of lime on Thursday. va. run
over by his wagon. near Gray sfac,ory. baltimore
county. and was Instantly killed. Justice smith.
of Ca,onsville. held an inquest,
Lost HIS TiciSer.-Mr. John cox. q Govan.-
town, while in front of the Sen oaics. in baltimore
Tuesday night last, In ques; of election returns.
was relieved Of his gold watch. The thief cut the
pocket out in order to get at the ticker.
Good Time.-In an exhibition iro, at Her
ring Kun on Monday afternoon last. the we'll
known stallion Harry Arlington, With running
mate. trot,sd mile in . Jtl
BUSINESS LOCALS.
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be sure 20 examine the KoYAL ~. JoH~ before
buying any other. In IL Il embraced all the good
points of other Sesing Machines and some new
| and valuable Improvements. Runs Light. Little
Noise. Self Setting Needle. tScitrard ~ f.'-
rard sewing at the same time without changing
/ direction of work or stitch The only Sewing
Machine in the markc, tha, has shuttle that can
be threaded vuhoai taking 1t from the machine.