The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-26

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I. ID. GLENN.
81. JohA's y. 4. CAHrch, aysriiie.-Services
every Sunday morning, ut . quarter before eleven,
By Rev. A. J. Barrow, rector.
A. J. Barrow, rector, every Sunday afternoon, at
$50 o'clock.
Dog days end to-mOrrow-sanday, Au.
gust 27th.
Very good peaches have been selling on our
streets this week at q cts. per peck.
1t 10 said that not more than half the voters
Of the LIST district have been registered.
Mr.. Edwin Jessop. Of Dulany's Valley, 10
suffering from an attack Of bilious fever.
The jurics for the September term Of the
Circuit Court were drawn on Tuesday last.
-Miss Brayshaw, Of Woodbury., has been
spending the summer at the Rust House, Lufay.
a Sunday school picnic in the 9th district
last week was attended by Eve pairs Of twin chill
drcn.
a eolored Baptist mission has been started
At waveriy and the first services were held on
Sunday last.
Elizabeth Ady has been appointed post
mistress at Cub Hill, this county, vice V. ".
Ady, resigned.
Eleven acres Of land on Mcrryman'. lane.
near Charles street avenue, have lately been sold
at private sale for $4,000.
The notice for the September sitting Of tho
registration officers Of the county appears In
advertising columns to day.
The horse belonging 90 Mr.. Charles X.
Chew. Of Epson. which had a terrible cash cut In
his side BY n brake handle, has since died.
-Passcngcrs leaving Towsontown ut q. IN.
by the York road railway can purchase round
trip tickets for 30 cents. good TO return on any
car.
The Western Maryland Railroad Company
has generously subscribed Sj00 towards defray-
ing the expense. Of the Baltimore 0rioie celebra
ton.
john Little. aged 20 years. living a, lIamp-
den. Falls road. died suddenly Of heart disease,
while sitting at the supper table. on Friday Of
last week.
The Temperance Crusaders" have become
an incorporated body, two Of the incorporates
being chas. u. Bailey and John Eieinan, Of
Baltimore county.
The Court on Monday ordered Mr.. GEORGE
II. Elder, register Of voters for the 81 district,
place the name Of Mr.. Frank l.. Moriing upon
the registration books.
Gel Charles Z. TraiIi. Of Frederick. brother
Of Mrs. John I. YeiOtt. Of this place. will be one
Of the Republican candidates for Associate Judge
in the sixth Judicial Circuit.
The Greenback Labor convention Of the
Second Congressional district met 10 Baltmrc on
Tuesday AMI nominated Mr.. W. Frank Mitchell,
Of Towsontown. for Congress.
Mr.. s. 5. Boggs, Of this county, left at the
long. taken from Of his peach trees, that con-
tainei fourteen ripe peaches.
Harry Finegan. one Of the oldest car dri
vers In Baltimore. and who at one time drove on
the York road line. died Of dropsy on Monday. at
his home. Clifton. this county.
The Democratic Executive Committee will
meet here on Tuesday next. seth inst. to FIX the
dates for holding primary meetings and Congress
sional and Judicial conventions.
II. r. Bowen. Jr., and George =. Dehoh.
both Of this county. who have for some time been
letter carriers In Baltimore city, have bad their
pay increased TO 81, 900 per annum.
a colored man. born In Spain, was regis.
tered In the let district on naturalization papers
There IL . colored man In Towsontown. born in
Spain, who l. also n naturalired citizen.
The next quarterly meeting Of the Society
Of Friends will be held at GunpOwder meeting
services commencing each day at 10 q. m.
Col. c. Irving Diiiy, the new Collector Of
Tnternai Revenue. will take charge Of the Office
on Friday next, September let. on which date the
retiring Collector will close his accounts.
John Regain has been arrested and com.
mitted TO jail on the charge Of malieiously throw
ing stones and damaging the cars ofthe Northern
Central railroad company near Cockeysville.
a largely ATTENDED temperance meeting
was held by the eoiored people In the wood. at
Mt. Washington, last Sunday, which was address
ed by few white and several eolored people.
Mr.. Lewis VI. Bacon. county Court clerk.
Who has been confined to his home in the s,h dis.
triet for couple Of weeks by illness, IL again At
his post. though be has no, entirely recovered.
The HaIiehurst mill, on the Frederick road,
which has been idle for q long time, has been
leased for term Of years by Mr.. X. welch, Of
Georgetown. d. c.. who will put IL Ia operation.
The man who died in the City Hospital on
Thursday Of last week. from the effects Of the
heat, vas identified a. William Ierghsrt. Gbrewer,
living on the Belair road, near the schsu,Eeu
Park.
-woodson 4 Aliens Ministries and brass
band will give an entertainment at 81. Mary's
Hall. Govanstown. Thursday evening, Sept. eth.
for the benefit of 81. Mary's school. Admission
so cts.
Mr.. p. T.. Kelley, proprietor Of R.iley'.
hat-store, corner Of Baltimore and Gay streets.
and . gentleman we'll known In Baltimore county.
died on Friday night Of last week, Of Brights
disease, aged &C years.
On Sunday, August 18th, ZONE evil.dis.
posed person entered the paper mill Of Mr.. Dan1
Beckiey, at Beekleysviiie, 5th district, and did
considerable damage by cutting the betting and
breaking the machinery.
The old Franklin Inn. corner High and
Hilien streets. Baltimore, place we'll known 10
the people Of this county, has been taken down 20
make room for improvements by the western
Maryland railroad company.
Mr.. chas. w. Anderson and wife. Of Ph@-
nix. are on 4 visit 10 Watkins Glen and Niagara
Pals. They win 90 a. far north as Toronto and
retarn by the Hudson river 20 New York, reach
ing hone By Saturday, 18th inst.
Fisher, near Lake Roland. this year raised some
Of the largest sun-nowers We ever saw. One sent
20 this Office measured ~ inches across the top
and 81 inches In circumference.
The Baltimore county ere. alarm telegraph
was put In operation for the frst time on Wed
nesday and uas found 10 work satisfactorily. AZ
present there are dfteen stations and others will
be added ~ occasion may require.
Daniel Baker and Benjamin Weaver. Of
Lancaster county, Pa, were In Towsontown
MondAy on their way 20 Duiany's Valley TO at
tend the sale q the Jessop property. They we're
present at the sale but did not bid.
Mrs. Eta E.. wife Of Mr.. J. Mex. Kelley,
and daughter Of Mr.. Francis c. Fossett, formerly
one Of the Commissioners for Baltimore county,
died At Harrisburg, Pa, on Monday last. She
had only been married about year.
Mr.. 9. n. Hyde. Of Long Green Valley, this
week len at the once Of the Baltimore Ssn, q
number Of tomatoes weighing two pounds each
He calls them 1.-THE Basshor," and says he has
been thirteen years developing the variety.
1t now looks a. though the new line Of the
baltimore Ohio railroad, from Baltimore to
New ferk, through the southern and eastern Sec
tion Of this county, would certainly be built. II
Is said that work will shortly be commenced.
1t 10 said that some of the registers In this
county are very careless about making natural
issd citizens produce their naturalization papers
No foreigner has right 10 register unless he does
90, the law on this point being clear enough.
Mr.. Joha Peterson, Of Lavender Iiili, HaF-
ford road, has been . sewing machine agent for
the past ten years, principally for the Singer
Company. During that time he has travelled
many miles and sold an immense number Of ma.
chimes.
-Persons living near the Gunpowdsr. In
Dulany's Valley, are much annoyed BY mosquitoes,
which are on hand this summer In great numbers.
The water works are blamed for the introduction
Of this pest, which, % 10 said. heretofore IN.
known.
The Baltimore County Agricultural Society
fnuuesfs local notices In the county naners an.