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

Notes on tho BAZAAR Kind fricni fur.
nishe- u with the following notes
The ladies who had charge Of cake table At
fair are greatly indebted 10 Mrs. JCseph l.. King
and Mrs. L. ". Tyson, Of 22O Charles street. city
tor their invaluable services.
Senator Bayari's daughter. Mrs. Bradley, came
70 Baltimore 10 attend the fair. AMI very kindly
assisted al cake table. The Misses Ward. Of Go
vans,own. at same table. were very popular.
The flower table was "a decided success under
the able management Of Mrs. Dr. J. Piper. She
was assisted each evening by bcvy oi bright
AMI interesting young ladies.
The TowsoatONn table was laden with beau,.
ful things Of all descriptions, and was the centre
Of attraction.
Our Iutheryine friends turned out in force
each evening, showing the iBteFeft they felt tor
Towsontown. We appreciate II.
The table under the management, Of the ladies
~ Lu,hsrvilis Mister, was exceedingly popu ar.
Each evening could be seen a number Of bright
faces, the possessors % which were always ready
and willing 10 sell you all they could. and their
efforts proved ef some avail, as the sum realized
clearly shows what persistent effort will do.
The lunch table was supplied with all the deli.
eaces of the season, and as consequence. was
also well pa;roniSed.
The table presided over by Mrs. Charles
Riigely. of Hampton, was attended principally
b. ladies from the city and the receipts there;rom
were very great.
The ave cen, table dill a hourishins bu,iness,
a. did also the "old woman in the shoe
Two bright gypsies pitched their tent and re-
mainei during the fair. Many curious person.
being anxious to have a look into the future.
heard things. no doubt. that they would rather
not have known.
The young society people of Baltimore turned
out - Hias.e. one society beau wore poppy and
carried lily. OF course every one thought he
was fwii.ol.
rich bachelor and popular society beau
bought crowds of things and presented them 60
his lady friends Wish ! had been n friend
The ladies It baltimore and other places. who
contributed 20 literally 10 the success e the fair,
deserve great praise.
Rev. Mr.. Powers and Mrs Powers were the re-.
cipcu;s OF many useful and costly gifts. l..
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Resignations Accepted The County Com
missioners have accepted the resignation Of Dr..
c. Ashton JessOp. resident physician At the aims
house, also the resignation of John II. Jones.
constable In the sth district.
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A nacroo S,snanaaa

A Decree Suspended decree vas pass.
ed recently in the estate of the late Jacob g. For
ney. Of Reistcrstown, appointing Major John I.
lsilott aud X. :. Culbreath trustees 20 make sale
Of all the real estate authorized 10 be sold By ,he
will Of said deceased, but Col. u. q. Mcintosh
and Milton W. 0fait. counsel for John 4. ShrineE,
have hled n petition asking 20 be made paris 20
the proceeding. rs Mr.. Shrintr Is sole adminisira.
tor Of the estate. 4e, and ask that the decree
passed be suspended until further order Of the
court. The matter has been set for hearing 10.
day.
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The Mt. washington Infantry. Al

The Mt. Washington Infantry. At
meeting and company drill Of the Mt. Washing
ton Infantry. on the 18th inst. the resignation o.
Capt. VIM. T.. Haugha and Firs: Lieutenant {.
+. Laurcusou we're rendered and accepted. I'm
,nedia;ely thereafter a new election was bad. AMI
Mr.. WIN. l.. Langley. Of Mt. Washington, and g.
I. Lauren.pn were declared elected IN nimously,
captain ar fret lieu;cnan; respectively. A; an
entertainment recently given for tue benefit Of
the COMPANY. IN Ter the management % second
Lieutenant =. e. Leary. about slOn vas realized.
Il il 10 thi. Or a similar manner the company
propo.e realizing fund sufficient 70 procure their
dress uniforms. since they are shai Out from the
customary State appropriation Until after the
next Legislature makes provision for the same
The company have rented pernanen; artnory,
and have regular weekly drills. and numbers
abou, 80 members. Mr.. ". q. Powell has pre-.
sen el the company with s9j As \ contribution In
procuring stand of eolor'. and With such assist
ance from n few more citizens Of the vicinity.
COUPLED with the amour; Of interest manifested
on the par, Of each and every member. the sue
cess 70 the company - assur-i, aud Z; 10 believed
will deserve the attention and eomnendation Sec
onl 20 none in the state.
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To,esoRfotrH H. r. ClHrch.-Preaching Sunday,
at II a. IN. and a, $50 p. IN, by the pastor, Rev.
W. 7. d. GLENN. Prayer and praise meeting on
Wednesday evening". and class meetings on Mon.
day evenings, at 7.so o'clock.
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Promptness dsv after the Gre a, West.
minister. the Continental Fire Insurance Company
Of New York. adjusted loss % lice. and paid
Il at once. The manager of the company. for
more county.
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The Eikrideo Ciub.-The Fikridgs Fox
IIunting Club had . meet on Saturday last on
the farm Of Mr.. John Wight, . short distance
north Of CockeysviIle. fox was started early
IN the morning., but the dogs lost the trail and the
sly anluaAi vas uot captured. Some Of The ladies
ef he nsighbsrhood participated IN The hunt.
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orphans. court-In III,

Orphans Court.-ln the ofThaus' Court
this week the following Letters vefe granted: T.
james Miller on the personal estate % Angelina
Il. Hamilton 10 jacob wal;cmyeT on the estate
of Jane. Blair To- Elizabeth Gcmmill 90 the ..
tate of John Gemmill 20 Augustus Opel IN the
estate Il Anna Caihaiiuc Frederick. and % Mary
u. McpFniel on the estate Of Thomas :. Nc
Daniel
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Heavy Loss.-Ths westmiasisr Ere viii cost
the Baltimore County Fire Insurance Company
upuard Of $4,000.
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From Kingsviiie, 18th District "A mum.
Der Of prominent citizens met at Upper Falls on
sth inst. 20 discuss the matter Of granting the
right Of way TO the proposed new Baltimore
Ohio Railroad. Aner some little talk upon that
subject, the local option question was discussed
and made the leading topic Of conversation there
after.
The citizens Of this section are still In . guam
dairy a. 10 whether the railroad will pass through
here or not.
The farmers are all busily engaged in plowing
and preparing for spring crops.
Mr.. James Mclaughlin has sold bis farm 20 G.
A. Moore, Of this place. Mr.. Mclaughlin has
moved % Philadelphia.
Mr.. Fox. Of Unienville. has rented the farm Of
Mr.. Joseph n. Gorsueh. near here.
Rev. A. J. Barrow, pastor Of 81 johns church,
has been spending few weeks In Florida. The
Rev. Mr.. Gray has been osicia,ing during Mr..
Barrow's absence. II.
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Change OF Hotel Pr

Change OF Hotel Proprietors. VI Chas.
Holmes. formerly proprietor Of the Mile House.
York turnpike. has rented the same 60 Mr.. vii.
liam A. Mackinson. formerly proprietor Il the old
Churehvilie Hotel. Hartford county. Mr.. Holmes
has moved e. his farm. "Bcliefcii." near Moak-
ton. in the 10th district. Mr. Holmes Inherited
thi. farm FROM b.. father. the late Judge John H.
Holmes
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cnn,rnc, Awnrhoh II

Contract Awarded. Hon William !. stew
art has awarded con;rac, - VI. L. Flowers. O.;
Lu,heTsilc. for the erection of barn. 5oxsO feet.
the farm u the late Mfs. Ella Y. Davis. siiua-
tel near Hunts Meeting iious. The lumber
for the blilling will be furnished by 7. :. Cork
ran { son. of Tows,niown. The building Wiil
take the place 81 the barn tu.ncl on ;hi. farm
.eW wear.
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Literary society.-The Towsontown Liter
airy Society will give an entertainment, this Fri
anw aweninw
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pea,h OF Captain Parker.

Dehth OF Captain Fhrkcr.-l artaln Hove
Parker resident @: the llth district. Twin: uear
Greenwood. died on Monday % pneumonia after
short Hines. He vas a member u Mt. Morish
Lodge. A. /. aud /. ~. Of TswsontoSn. The
inierment was made a, Grccnm1uui on Thursiay.
the Masonic order conducting the funeral The
deceased was in THE town last week AID appsaiel
20 be in robust health.
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81. Joha'. r. T.. Chsrci. Kiay.riHs.-Scrviccs
every Sunday morning, ut II o'clock, by Rev.
A. J. Barrow, rector.
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TriHiiy Church. Long Grsea.-seFvices by Rev.
A. J. Barrow. rector, every Sunday afternoon, at
- o'clock =. 81.
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Damage Suit. Mrs. Mary l.. Addison. Mid
ow q: John ". Addison. By her counsel. Mes,rs.
VIM. : kecch aud John I. Neiiaii. have entered
suit sgainst Richard Cromwell for s20.o0O dam-
ages Tor the killing of Addison by boiler cXpio-
sion at Cromweil's nlsce In baltimore. April 18Th.
lSS2. The suit l. brought BY Mrs. Addition and
her four children.
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temperance MeetinR.-A large temper
ance meeting held in the Inionville school
house by the 10th and 18th districts Temperance
Alliance. on last Saturday evening. Suitable al.
dresses were male by Rev. d. l.. Rathbura,r 5.
Merryman Anderson. Esq. and Robi. Piper ~.
There we're readings BY Mrs Maud Rathbun and
Mrs Patterson. and music By good choir with
Miss Fiurencc Rankin, organist. Mossrs. swim
and Chase. of Baltimore. highly entertained the
audience with music on the guitar. violin. banjo
and harmobica. MIR. Robt. Piper Mis. Florence
Rankin. Joshua JessoP aud John Sade we're
elected delegates to the state Temperance AN.
anee. which convencs in Baltimore on Aprl eth
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In tho u. 3. court.-The ease Of Charles
l.. Jcssap. of this county. charged With violation
Of the Pension Ac'. by cNaciing a larger fee Tor
obtaining pension than allowed by Law. has been
continued Go the June term " the United State.
Court. The amoun, obtained by the pensicuer
was about sG.oeo. Of which it j. alleged the lie.
PENDANT took Si.gc0.
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ro-Ths next fair Of the Cecil county Agrieai
iurai Society will be held at Eikton, on the "a.
ID, 9Th and 5th of October.
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Emory Grove camp. Meeting

Emory Grove Camp. Meoting.-Thc Emo-
~ Grove Camp. Meeting Association. At it, lAst
meeting. resolved TO ask the Western Maryland
Railroad not 10 run excursion trains 20 the camp
on sunday. and Il vas also decided 60 keep tho
public outside that day. The camp will com
mence on Thursday. August 9th. and continue two
weeks.
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A child in q Printing once

". ltfsffNA
Who i. the man ;ha; IL looking 80 hard a; the
pie,e Of paper lie i. AZ intelligent eoHPo'i;Or
Why does be bold the paper % close TO bic eye,
Because the correspondent who wrote IL makes
hen tracks. What i, he saying lie is sAying.
81 can't make gu; ihi. stat" And who is the
other man going 60 the ease That 10 the :GFioa.
foreman. What does he want lie l. going 20
help the iuiciliscn; eampesi;oT 60 deeiphtr the
hen tracks DO YOU think he can DO IL ! don'i
know. &c can do most anything. hut guess that
ui!i be too mach tor hin. Nov { sce another man
coming What 10 he going 90 DO This 10 the
precise proof reader he Is going &C. eas; bis eagle
eve over the hen tracks 90 see where they lead 10
10 You think he can lind out No. not without
guide ~ a calcium light. Now here comes
other man-uho IL the man That il the able
editor. Where does he come from From bis den
Now all the men close iogsiher-see their
heads most toueh-And they arc looking. every
one a; the piece % paper; What are they doins
that fcr Because they are concentrating their
giant inieecis upon the piece Of paper 10 uha;
theLcn-ifask correspondent meAnsby bic hieroeiy
phics Have they found out No. they are stump.
ei. Nov they are going away from the case
Yes. And one q the checked the piece Of
paper into the stove Why does he DO that he
cause he can't read the hss. tracks. who is the
small boy that has grin on his face and bis hat
turned Up IN front lie 10 the Oeiee boy. What
10 the able editor saying 20 him lie IL tell
ing him 90 20 after the long range shoigun.-
What for Because the able editor wants % 90
hunting after the hen track correspondent. viii
he hurt him Yes. he will. " he catches him. Do
you think the correspondent ought TO Be Killed
CeT,ainly.
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Suos sr-The mammoth shoe house =;
I.9 Not;h Gay street has ss; opsued ui;A ~
extensive stock q boots aud shoss. Hone; deal
Ing AMI lou priccs Is the rule =; this store Wis.,;
Il aui he convinced.
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LOCAL ITEMS.
Religious Notices.

TriHity r. r.. Chsrch. To's.esfo,a.--Preaching
Sunday by the rector, Rev. W. n. n. Powers. at
II a. m. and y p. IN. Also Wednesday night ser
vices at - o'clock.
There will be preaching a, Luthervillc, by Rev.
W. II. ". Powers, In the Public Hall, every sun
day afternoon, at 81 o'clock.
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HANn-MApr SHoEs.-Alfrei Phipps. or pelA-
ware avenue. in rear q Aiy's hotel. TousoutoSr.
makes 10 MEASURE all kinds q iAiy's aai gesi's
sh1cs and boots. Correct styles AMI Ct sHAsAu-
;eel. Repairing promptly doue.
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inst, ut Belair. Nd, an enthusiastic party
assembled at the Granger Hotel. aud, headed
by Mr. W. Smithson Forwood. proceeded o. find
q fox" IL was some time before the dogs ia Gne
specimen Of the beagle breed got chase. which,
alter following up the hun'smen concluded wa.
a rabbit. doubts existing. howcyer, in the mind.
Of the majority, whether or not u even .
rabbit. The dogs two IN numbcFl acquitted
themselves admirably. and ai midnight the party
returned, without the fox. however,. aud con.
eludsd to tfy Il again. in the hope that such dogs
and such country must produce FOX.
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Is it True p The Ra@Lisr: "a Baltimore
county school teacher IL entitled 10 wear the belt
~ the champion economist. lie pays his land
lord fifteen cents per meal. lie always carries
his dinner TO school In q little tin bucket. The
other day this model pedagogue was invited 10
dinner BY one Of his scholars. when he returned
10 his boarding. house in the evening. he gave the
Landlord back the untouched dinner in the little
tin bucket and claimed a reduction Of fifteen
cents. The landlord being unwillingt 10 allow the
claim, . hot debate ensucj, which was finally
settled By the parties interested compromising
upon Eve cents A. the correct thing. IL that
school teacher lives hfty years he will have moro
money than Vanderbilt. Such man would make
. fortune among the inmates Of an aims house %
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Nv REvFrY heretofore kuowp a. "Pslmons
nil hereafter be called New Life the GFea; Ceust
Remedy. Price 30 cts. sold by drueeisis. 4
L. Ns;;cc, Proprietor. Baltimore. Nd.
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rs-John Gale. popular mule dealer in Tai
bo, county. recently failed. His friends raised
fand aud purchased him seven mules 10 start in
business again. The mules sickeaed and died.
having been poisoned By some enemy, and TO
crown hi. mi,for,anes Mr. Gale contracted the
smallpox.
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wmitsN SrrrcIs. erabktown. Va. writes Is
az foHows "Messfs. LoED PotK. Odessa. Del
G,hfica.a II take gres; pleasure il recommend
ing your Tru1illo Gaano. having usel !; OF pota-
toe, this season. Il Tea; Peruvian GuAn0-ia
fact. made the fnes; potatoes ever clipped"
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ee- Hon. Jacob Tome. % Cecil county. has
bcen announced in the AnnPoiis EreHiag Herald.
As n Republican candidate for Governor.
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From Rockdalc. pa nlstrIc, N

AIRY Society helds weekly meetings at Mt. Give
VI. L. church. at this place. The association va.
organized 10 January With the following officers:
Tfe,ident' Martin Il. Jean vice president, Mrs.
l.. l.. Brown; secretary. Milton NJ. Msrrsn...
treasurer, q. L. Lynch board of curators, lTkv
l. u. Brown, II. G. Ridgoly. W. Stineheomb, Mrs.
q. c. Lynch and Mrs Milton ~. Marriott. siace
the organization Of the society the interest 10 ia
meetinss has been constantly increasing. and
judging from the number of persons that attend
it, meetings IL is not losing any Of its entertain.
ing features. The eurators always supply very
entertaining programmes. and those named 10
take part always aequit then selves very credi,a.
bly,. Our people are developing much ialcnt In
thlr Fe.lect. MEN.
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w,iSEE Doars.-lf yoa want Walker Boot
call oa Jaae. PhiPPs. boo; and shoe dealer. rex
dn'T g. Fostofiec. ToWsoni5wn.
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:. CLravrltSp. Il the firm u l.. j. Cieave-
land. ~ Gay -. having sold out, uOud be pleas
cl g biz ola friends and customers AZ the store
& 81. L;eb,ieh 4 Co. las Lexington street. near
Howard. where he will be able 20 shou them
large and choice selection Of goo4s. And ose- best
inducements.
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Westminster Fire Fire Inspector Charlie.

Westminster Fire Fire Inspector Charles
7. Holloway, chief Of our county ERE department,
aud Chemical Engine No. I, Captein Diliehuht Of
this county 20 Westminster, Tuesday morning
They accompanied portion Of the city depart
meat. The run from Baltimore 10 Westminster was
made inside Of an hour, and on arriving there,
the Ere having about exhausted itself, the engines
we're not taken from the ears. The citizens Of
Westminster treated the visiting fremen very
kindly, supplying them with good breakfast. dc.
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Items from Alberton. .-On Saturday, April
9Th. during the temporary absence of the mother.
the little three year-old boy Of Mr.. Daniel Eek.
man. Tell from an upper window TO the porch.
distance Of ten "r eleven feet, fortunately but
slightly injuring himself Dr. ". D. GaahrilI
rendered medical aid.
Mr.. Geo. Thomas rc.iiing On the Doswood
road. has lately lost two daughters with scarlet
fever. both dying after a few hours illness. The
other children. one boy and two girls. have had
the same disease complicated With dipbthsrin.
but are doing we'll and likely 90 recover.
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SrviSc MArHiNEs.-l nm prepared % say g.
"a. pub .r that ! ean fufnish iesu With any kica
ri sewing Machine. such .. the Royal - John.
uaa.cs;ic. Genuine singer % any other >.ussf.
i.se. Remington. Hartford. etc. etc Price.
FROM IS 20 SIS. Also. Needles AMI attachment
; = al machine. Be-; oil. WARRANTED not . suu
tilse o. a -all - send for circular. J. Y. HEy-
rIn..N. .f..e TnRs.rt.an. vi.
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T. rHg PEorLE oF BALTiroHL CerSTY.-we H.
,iie attention 20 YBr neW line q Autumn and VIE
ter Bot. ard Shoes, sAich are ogering =; u
usually attractive price,. Gentleuen's fne calf
hand .ewsi button boots for $50 LAi.ss' hand.
.euei button boY;. fgf 500; Ladies. Missss' ard
Chiiren's Gue custom shoes speciality. !; uiil
Pay you . give " call. GrSbY. BErswourH
Co., opera House Shoe store, . Y. El;aW street.
Baltimore. Nj.
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cas-: "The Grand Jury Of Baltimore county
reeommeEd high licenses for liquors. sellers. upon
grounds which would justify the suppression Of
The traffic entirely. Seldom has an unconscious
Argument had greater force than when this body.
speaking 10 their oilcial capacity, and from the
abundance q sad contsmposnneous expeFisnoe,
aaviss such . scale % licenses sas would pFscnde
he sale q prizes within The reach Of he masssr,
uhs % eFlaily safer from iis usa'"
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OHRsTNUT POSTS. Rails and Wed fsr s.sss
~ delivered o. n The uUods nsmr Timqmlum
J. p. CLARK. Lszlngton and caivsst 50. Baiu.
nsrA Nd tRsAflAus.1s.
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HALiocE's Srw sEEb srsBE.-Ths rev gfi-
cultural Implenen; aud seed Houss 0! Z. b. Hal
lock IL located a; 81 y. Green street. second dooi
north q Lexington Market, Baltimore. Roland
Chilled Plo~.. the Young America Corn and Cob
nil. Cora Sheiicrs. Hay and Fodder Cutters and
Agricultural Implements Of al kiE9s. Agent 80;
the Champion Grain Drill C0e's 0fginal An.
tnoniaiei Bone Phosphate