The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-04-14

-Our meehanies and lAboFering people oi all
-xlTds aFeHUe~ 0usy - work.
Ragged. edge note paper and envelopes are
now the craze In stationery.
Ferdinand Stevens. Of woodbefry, was re.
Gently stricken with paralysis.
Drinking hot water l. now said 10 be cure
for consumption and other ills.
1t IL said that considerable money was loan
ed IN York last week at per cent.
Smallpox IL reported a. being dangerously
prevalent In portions Of Carroll county.
The fellow who sits down the road TO
success aud waits for free ride is 60 get e;,
-pr. Wake -. MuanikhayseR has been re.
appointed physician 10 the Hartford county aims
house.
Mr.. Charles =. Thomas. Of Hampton mii
who has been quite III Tor the pas; couple u weeks
Il improving.
The Baltimore and Hanover Railroad Com.
psuy have declared dividend Il three per cen;.
On the capital stock.
Tho farm Of the late Thomas {. Brown. sit.
ua.ed ut Finksburg. offered at public sale last
week. but IL va. not sold.
Mr.. Edwin Scott and wife. oc this county,
who have been spending the winter with relatives
In California, have returned home.
Mr.. b. MCLEAN llariisiy. Of the S,h js.
tric,, has been drawn o. serve n juror at the
April term Of the L. : D.tric; Court.
Hon. Anthony kennedy. Of the l.; district.
Is improving his country residence. preparatory 90
his taking possession foF the summer.
Mr. SamT Kirknan. of Fink,burg. l. build.
ing canning factory. This make. the ninth e.
tabli,hment o; that kidd in Carroll county.
The telegraph operators on the Northern
Central Railroad rcceiy ell thorough examination
By the head Official. in Baltimore las; week.
Tho who are well informed on the subject
say tia, this is 20 be su unprecedeniciiy good
fruit year. Let Us hope their prediction will
come true.
-Mrs. Jiras5n. wife Of Hon. Richard Gra.ou.
Of TowsOutowu. ha. been extremely III tor about
q week pas; She has been in delicate health for
some titne.
-Johu kilchen.tcin was committed for cour,
In Baltimore. Tuesiay. % two charges Of passing
forged checks on Charles y. Meyers. saloon
keeper, and one on another person.
The executive committee q the Hartford
county Agricultural Society will bold meetin: in
Belair. On Monday next. to decide upon the ad.
Visibility Of hoiiin; a spring fair.
The family of Philip 7. George. Esq. on
Saturday last removed for tie summer from their
city resiience % their country place Baldsin
Station. Maryland Central railroad.
MIR. Hill. Of liavre Dc. Grace. who rented
the Smedley House. 10 this town, aud who vas ex-
pected here on the let inst. has been extremely
In and IL is dost;fsi II be will recover
Mr.. q. Clinton Hanna, principal Of Tow
sontOwn high school. has nov very large AMI
nourishing school. lie successful teacher and
- ffFea By both me pupils aud patrons.
Thirty new freight cars have been ordered
for the Maryland Central road. the business in
this line having so much increased latey a. 10
make additional rolling stock necessary.
DIR. c. Chase Wiley, one Of the assistant
physicians at the Dixmont Insane Asylum. near
Pittshurg. and sou Of Mr.. J. Park Wiley. Of this
place, spent several days here the past week.
Mr.. Charles Mecubbin, Of PArkton, this
county was, married 20 Mics Emma Bush. Of
stewartstown, Pa, on the 2sth Of March last
at 10 not good for man 70 be alone. you know.
After many newspaper warnings there are
still some people in the rural districts Who allow
themselves % be sWindled every season By the
hordes Of sharpers travelling through the country.
A prominent gentleman from York. Pa,
was 10 Touson;own on Monday, looking a. the
place and its surrounding. lie came out by the
horse railway and returned b. the Maryland Cea-
trail.
Judge YelIOt, has decided tina; the city
Poliee Justices Act Of ls.2 i unconstu'ioral be-
cause /, gives powers to Justices Of the Peace
which the State constitution only eonfers on higher
courts.
Mis- Elise Marcur, Of TaEanIa, Pa, Who
has been for some time connected With Miss Manns
school, in this place. departed for home on Mon
day, % the great regret Of her pupils and many
friends.
the Halls Springs Railway Company was held
on Thursday =, barley Park. Mr.. II. Irvine Key
ser was reelected president, as we're also the Old
board Of directors.
The rails Of the Maryland Central road
reached Faliston this week and by the latter part
Of next week, IL the weather permits the road will
be ballasted and tamped up % that place, which
IL only four miles from BelAir.
The old gate-house on the Frederick road
at iptsrssetion of Garrison lane, has been pnr-
chased BY DR.. Conrad, formerly Of Spring Grove.
from the turnpike company. The DR.. IL bailling
house 10 be used ~ a drug store.
--Mr. John r. Sheridan will build black
smith shop on the avenue 10 the rear d the York
road car stables, n short distance from the shop
rscently occupied By him on the tarnpike. ah4
which was removed by Mr.. l. D. Aimosy.
Mr.. Enos Smedley, Who h largely interest
cd In To~sontown property, has been very W 81
his residence in PhiIadelphia and II u feared he
will not recover. iIe Is quite an aged gentleman
and has been most active and sueesssful business
man.
MIR. 4. b. Almony, 81 this town, l. having
his house repainted and his grounds cleaned up,
which, together with the removal % the unsightly
old shops that stood just belOw his residence make.
quite handsome improvement to that section Of
the town.
The following gentlemen have been elected
vestrymsn Of So. Johns p. L. church. kingsviile
Thomas Armstrong, Edwin A. 0orsueh, Thomas
D. Gorsueh, James Murray, John u. Rumsey, d..
David s. Gittings, Edward Reynolds and Francis
Diluorth.
The Anserieaa Farsisr for April let IL filed
with suggestions for spring work and valuable In.
formation on all farm ;opies. IL is published On
the ist and 18th Of every month by Samuel sands
Son, Baltimore, a,si.So year, or si.eo 20 clubs
Of eve or over.
-Judge Jesse Daily has moved from the vi.
entity Of Union Meeting House, 9th district, 20
Freeland's, N. c. X. r., on . farm recently pur-
chased by him At Sheriff. sale. The Judge had
been . resident Of the section from which he moved
about IS years.
The twelve days which weather. wise people
say April always "borrows" from March, expired
on Thursday last and We may now expect 10 have
a"spsii" Of good weather. Out-d or work has
commenced In earnest and farmers and gardeners
are - busy as bees.
tim0rs last week BY the ladies Of Trinity r. Z.
church, Tewsontown, will reach nearly $1,000
This IL . most gratifying result and must be very
pleasing 10 those ladies who iabored assiduous.
y for the success Of the enterprise.
The cattle Of Sebastian Zeller, living two
miles west cf New Freedom, have recently been
attacked with pleuro.pneumsnia. Some Of the
cattle have been killed BY order Of the State Vet
Urinary Surgeon Of Pennsylvania. Mr.. Zeiier was
allowed SIS for the killing Of bullock.
"A shrevd young lawyer In Tovsontoun,
who secured building lot at the sale here short
time ago. recently sold the same and made $500
clean and clear. Who says there are no chances
10 Towsgntown 10 make money! This would In
dicats that property here 10 looking mp.
On Thursday Gov. Hamilton commissioned
the following oeiesrs In Baltimore county militia
companies; WIN. L. Langley captain, aud 2. p.
Lawrcnson FIRST lieutenant Of the Mount Washing
ton Infantry, and james y. Maggie second lieu
tenant Of the Bond Guards, Of caionsviiIs.
One Of the ex-trustses Of TousontoWn Nc.
4. church, whs claims that the church IL indebted
10 him for money advanced 10 build H. hes brough,
suit against the present trustees 10 recover the
sane. Rev. Mr.. GLENN, pastor Of the church,
maintains that there are no grounds for the suit.
One Dwelling house lbesides the Episcopal
church reetoFyl is nos going up On the west side
of Towsontown, and two others are soon 70 b
built near u and opposite the reaidenee Of Col o.
p. maerin. Dr.. A. G. Mecurdy win nlso build Z
dwelling on bis loi, rsssntly purchased ffom IL
eAsal1y estate.