The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-25
LOCAL.ITEMS.

possession Ofths old FrankfOrter farm. near HAmp.
stead, Carroll county.
Mr.. Adam Trunk, who had been . resi-
dent Of Canton, 18th district, for forty years, died
on Tuesday, aged &C years.
Major Yellott has had . brick pavement
laid 10 front Of his residence. Other citizens
might follow his example with profit.
Mayor Whyte hes signed the ordinance
permitting tbs Baltimore : Delta Railway Co.
10 erect . stairway at North avenue bridge.
Rev. W. 7. u. GLENN, the new pastor Of
the NJ 4. church in this place. will occupy the pull
pit for the hFst time on sunday morning next.
&. Scott kirkc, Formerly baggage master
on the Northern Central railroad, has been APP
pointed TO = clerkship In the pos;ofiee at York.
The trial Of the Johns will case was resum-
cd In the Baltimore Court Of Common Pleas last
Monday and will probably las, two weeks longer.
The vet weather ofthe past week has great.
ly intsrfered with farmers In their efforts 20 get
ready for the spring crops. the ground being toe
MIR Lewis vogIe, erier Of the Cireui, Court,
who had been confined TO his house for several
weeks by illness, was able 10 DO In .Towsontown
on Wednesday.
A COW died In Towsontown and q man
bought the body, took OF the hide. quartered the
carcass aud hauled IL away. Query: What did
he do with itg
-Those Of our subscribers who change their
residences this spring are requested TO send their
new addresses 10 this Office without delay. Also
give old address.
Mr.. L. II. Urban has just received an in
voice Of 5000 cigars. made especially for his trade
BY Mr.. J. ID. sauerberg. the wel.known manu-
faeturer Of Baltimore.
twenty brick houses, for the use Of mill
operatives, were commenced at Mount Vernon,
Falls road. on Tuesday.
The public sale Of the store goods Of jos.
u. Mitchell was concluded Wednesday. The
stock was pretty well run down aud the sale will
amount 10 4 small sum.
Two more trcstles TO be completed on our
narrow gauge when the "Enoch Pratt will be
able to show up In Towsontown. Harry up the
work and speed the day.
-Messrs. 0fEutt 4 oGu;t, counsel for Mary
X. Bowen, have Ged bill in equity. asking for n
devprcc from her husband, Thomas Bowen, alleg-
ing cruel treatment and dcseriion.
Mr.. George Thatcher. Of Philadelphia, the
popular minstrel aud an old Towsontown boy.
will appear at ford's Opera House. Baltimore.
next week. with his own company.
a five. ycar.oii son Of Chas. i. Burrier,
living at Mount Vernon, Falls road, was attacked
by q large dog on Tuesday aud severely bitten in
the neck and several places on the body.
MIR. Jesse Tyson and daughter. Mr.. FreI-
sriek Harrison and wife, Mr.. A. :. Abel and
daughters, all Of Baltimore county, register
ed At st. Augustine, Florida, on the 18th inst.
We have large lot Of new crOakers in
Towsontown now-the lross. They have been
"whOopins It up" lively every night this week.
and this is another indication that spring Is at
hand.
The new school house, near Aiberton, "a
district, has not yet been quite finished but school
was opened therein last week. Miss Fannie Bris-
eOs Is the teacher aud there are already a number
Of scholars.
The German Baptis,s or Dunkards will
hold religious services at waverly Hall, wAveriy,
Sunday, 26th inst. n; 10 a. N. aud aud :. p.
IN. Preaching BY Rev. Jacob Shambcrger and
Rev. r. L. Stoner.
in the Orphans Court thi. week letters Of
almfnistraAfon ~Fansel tn Jnhp M M
WIN. A. Anderson on the estate Of Joshua ".
Bell, and TO John Nott and ". W. 0autt on the
estate Of Jacob Fowble.
-Henry Reieher,. the arst locomotive engi-
neer on the Baltimore Delta railroad, will short
ly remove his family from York TO this place, he
having rented one Of Mrs. Daniel Lees houses on
east Pennsylyania avenue.
The County Commissioners have appoint
ed Or. r. r. Norris. vaccine physician for the
9Th district, vice DIR. NJ. Rankin, moved away.
Also DR.. T. H. Harrison additional vaccine ply
stefan for the llth district.
a young Jersey 81 the Hampton herd,
four months after dropping her drst calf, va,
"tssted" az to her buiter-produeing qualities, and
without any extra feed or attention she made
seven pounds In seven days.
MIR. p. b. Pollard. the weli-knosn livery
stable keeper, Of Baltimore. has purchased from
Mr.. Dick BOarman, Of Charles county. Nd, his
trottins mare Belle. for the SUN Of 81 soc. This
mare l. said 10 be very fast.
st. Patrick covered himself all over with
glory this yeAr-at least the day which IL called
his was delightful one. the day fOliO~ing (sat-
urdayl being just the reverse, with much snow.
rain and general disagreeabiensss.
The y. Y. Graphic says that "Mr. John T..
Owens admirable portrAitnre Of old Rogers. in
Esmeraida, at the Madison Square Theatre. Is
winning for him much fame as be gained in
Scion Single or Caleb Plummer."
The School Board held meeting on We'd
nssday bat no business u Importance was trans
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teacher Of school No. T. sd district, caused By the
resignation Of Miss Moliie Z. cassell.
The farm Of the late Thomas Cooper, near
Beekleysville, 9Th district, which was advertised
70 be sold on the 18th inst, vas not dispOsed Of.
IL u now offered at private sale By the executors.
Messrs. G. Turnbaagh aud George Frederick.
On account Of the rain Of Monday after.
noon last the Towson Guards did not have their
picture taken, and the company Is requested %
assemble at the armory At q quarter before t~O
Monday afternoon next FOR that purpose.
Mr.. J. Park Wiley. who is 20 be the agent
nj this place for the Baltic 4 Delta railroad. has
rented the brick house belonging 20 Mr.. Y. H..
Aimony, situated on Washington avenue north
west, aud expects 20 occupy Il before April 10th.
Among those promoted In the Baltimore
pestofice from auxiliary 20 second grade letter
carriers, at salaries Of $500 per annum, are John
W. Steigerwaid, Of woodberry, and Charles shep-
pArd, con Of Col. Thos. Sheppard. formerly Of this
place.
pr. r. W. PATTERSON mas arranged 70 tatl
In few weeks for Europe. with the visw OF i'm
porting herd Of North Holland cattle for his
farm In Baltimore county. This vicinity 10 be
coming centre fSr every k;sa Of :ssfssrea s.eek
-Assrieas Farmer.
The Warren factory 10 running on full time
and 10 turning out very large amount Of good.
Larger than ever before. About 40 hands hnd
steady employment. Me- Reuben Giatfsiter 10 the
superintendent, and he appears TO be the right
man In the right place.
A gentleman advertised his farm for rent
In last weeks USi0S and rented u almost before
the Ink vas dry on the paper. Since then ne
have had half dozen or moro applicants for the
same farm. This is another evidence that u pays
10 advertise In the USioS.
The N. X. church nj calvsrton, this eoun-
~, has been entirely cleared Of . debt Of $40
through the efforts Of Miss Eliza B. Derry, Who
also raised an additional sioo for the purpose Of
repairing the Sunday school room. Rsv. l.. ID.
Wilson e pastor Of the church.
We are glad TO say that there are no more
eases Of scarlet fever In Towsontown. There vas
no truth In The report that there we're several more
cases Of smallpox In "sandy Bostam-" There
have been no eases since the maa johnson vas
removed % the Marine Hospital. 3n-
1t ID about time now 10 plant some garden
seeds and after you get them planted you can
quietly sit In the house and sec yeur neighbors
hens come In and scratch them al up. Or yeu
can enjoy the exhisarating sport Of "sheuing" the
hens away and "cussing" your nsighbors.
The Westminster Advocate claims that Il
hes the largest paid mp list Of subscribers Of any
county paper in the State" suppsse you show
up the number neighbor, before making this boast.
Until you do Ne shall have 10 differ with you
most repeatedly. Talks cheap. you know.
-Mesrs. Phipps Bres., shoe dealers Of this
place, have just turned out pair Of shoes for .
eolored boy, 10 years old. that Tor sine surpsss
anything IN the shoe line We nave seen lately.
They are thirteen inches In length and measure
Eve ana a.half inches the ball Of the foot
Mr.. ). y. Henderson, Of FaIIsson. Hartford