The Baltimore County union., 1883-12-08

-ChTisimas IL two weeks from next Tuesday.
-Mairimony Is said To be q onbina,ion lock.
The man who leaves the door open must 60
-Advertising pays steady cash dividends to
all parties interested.
-coun,erfeit sj gold pieces Of the issue Of
1907 are in circulation.
The oe- ls",s n'' 'hr 'sTy popular cod .nsh
ball 10 piseatorial globe.
The weathcrwisc have allotted us twenty.
eight SHOWS for this winter.
MIR. Philip A. kroh. of the 9Th district, IL
foreman % the Grand Jury.
Don't allow careless hostleTs 10 put frosty
bits In the mouth. Of your horses.
The hardest apprenticeship in the world IL
o. learn to get along without work.
MIR. wm. I. Weller. of Granite. 81 district,
has raised hog weighing 200 pounds.
Mr.. John " Selby chosen president of
the Board Of County Commissioner. Of Carroll
county.
The value of the estate IL the late Thomas
whi,ridse. Of this county. is placed u, S5,so0,.
100000.
The Baltimore county Teacher Associa.
tion hss 2i9 inembers-?l' white and 80 colofci
teachers.
Col. o. T.. Macgill and George ". Ward ap-
praised the estate of the late Thomas whitridge,
of this county.
Ali the newly elected county officers have
qualified aud entered upon their duties except the
States Attorney.
The retired county officials have the best
wishes Of TuE USICS for their In all their
business pursuits.
The difference between advertising AMI al.
vertser iss the former always pays while the lat
ter sometimes does not.
--Vennor says the old year Sill 90 out and
the enter with but little or no snow. not
even In northern sections.
Milton W. oGu,t, E.q.. the weIi-known
attorney. has gone to Virginia q business trip
and will be absent about week.
This Is the season when every farm tool,
wagon and implement should be placed in a dry
spot. This l. the best sort Of economy.
MIR. Chas. bergman, son Of Mr.. Ephraim
Bergman. Of Hois;eFsto~n, has returned from
trip 10 England and the eas. Of Scotland.
Mr.. George W. Stoeksdale. Of Rcisierstown,
has been reappointed constable for the 18th dis
trict for two years. lie is reliable officer.
The citizens of Hartford county will ask the
Legislature 10 grant authority 10 the Commits
sioners a. erect new Jail building at Belair.
The Court Of Appeals recently decided that
q note which contains \ clause 90 pay costs and
charges for collection l. not a negotiable note.
The tail feathers Of turkeys are said to be
worth 10 cents pound In the city markets. They
are used in the manufacture Of dusting brushes.
Pat McGlone has been indicted by the
Grand Jury for assaulting with intent to kill
Charles IIusen. eolored, at Cockcysvilic. recently.
The Western Maryland i,airoad Company
has ordered four engines from the BadWin Loco
motive Works, Philadelphia, to be delivered next
May.
Mr.. August Kilchensiein. postmaster at
Lavender Hill. Hartford road has sent Us some
riety.
The Baltimore County Temperance Ali.
anee people held a meeting in baltimore on Mon
day, with Mr.. Merryman Anderson as presiding
officer.
Edwin J. Farber. E.q.. Of the Ist district.
who has been quite sick for time has not
recovered sufficiently O. attend TO his professional
duties.
d. Hopper Emory. as counsel for Catherine
Brian. has dled a bill Of complaint for divorce
from Michael Brian. Mrs. Brian allege. de,er.
tion, &c.
The County conmis,ioners should make
their appointments as early rs possible. aud BY
that means get rid Of the annoy anee Of being
bored TO death.
---on Wednesday night last the iron safe In
the office of d. MeLain iIardesty. at COekeysvilic,
was blown open by thieves and notes TO the value
Of $4,000 taken.
-Towsontown was througel on Tuesday with
scores of anxious office seekers. II seems as
though nearly every other man you meet wants a
place Of some sort.
The County Commissioners have decided
not TO change the repository for the county {.
funds, bu; to let them remain in the Commercial
and Farmcrs' Bank.
IF there Is any local legislation needed at
the hands Of the next Legislature, now L. the time
TO prepare the bills. 90 that they may he intro
duced early In the session.
Mr.. Eugene Burke. of this town, has caught,
90 far this fall. 5s possums and eoons. lie has
one Of the best coon dogs IN the State. We don't
believe this record can be beaten.
The period has now arrived when the bad
little boy begins to calculate which Sabbath school
will be most liberal with il gifts at Christmas.
Towsontswn has several such boys.
MIR. II. II. Loekard. n resident Of Bowie.
Texas, son OF Mr.. Henry Loekard. Of the vicinity
Of Resterstown, Is visiting his relatives in this
county. lie has been absent IL years.
Remember your poor neighoor Christmas
morning by sending him a basket of good thins..
Little attentions Of this sort create lasting impres.
sions and do a vast amount Of good.
PROM what we have heard very much
fear that quantities Of stored In large bodies
will be injured by mold, much of Il having
been housed in green or soft state.
Col. Thomas Hughle,t, Of the Fish Com
mission. has. during the past season, placed n
number Of white fsh and brook trout In the
Patapseo river. near the Relay House.
The .EJis says there IL talk Of an exten-
sion Of the Maryland Central FROM Belair through
che valley Of Deer Creek 10 the mouth of Rock
Run, = mile and a.half above Lapidum.
a well known gentleman In TowsOntown n
has razor that he has been using constantly for
30 Year,, and in that time IL has been honed but
twice, and that within the pas, ten years.
-Dr. Henry ~. Keeeh. of Baltimore. brother
Of wm. =. kecch, ESQ, Of Tows0ntoWn, contem.
near Faiiston, Maryland Central Railroad.
The baltimore county grange meets In
Baltimore to-day. at Standard Hail. corner Balti.
more and Frederick streets. At 1899 a. IN. Geo.
II. Merryman, master; A. A. Rich, secretary.
Mr.. George Merryman has entered suit
against the County cOmmissioners of Baltimore
county for damages In extending MerrymAn's .
lane. 10 the 9th district. through his property.
Mayor Latrobe. Of Baltimore, in company
with several members or the Water Board. made
an inspection Of Loeb Raven on Wednesday last.
The trip was made over the Maryland Central
road.
Mrs. Mary y. d. CRANKY. through WIN. s.
Keech. Esq, her counsel. has hled . bill for d.
voree against her husband, Jonathan CRANKY.
The gay jonathan is . non-resident Of the State
Of Maryland.
1T is said that the farms Of Messrs. Edward
Oil and Henry Noite. lying contiguous to the vii
lage Of Fairview, Baltimore and Hanover Rail
road. are as productive and well cultivated as
any In the State.
a well-informed farmer says that when .
plow Is chilled during cold spell as 20 cause the
earth TO stick 90 Il. put bunch Of straw against
the mold board and burn the sane. and the din
Guilty is remedied.
A Baltimore county school marm interro-
eating her class, said; "Now. children. what Is
the neal you eat in the morning called p "Oai
meal" promptly replied bright little boy. .
member Of the class.
Mr.. Charles Il. Burton. Of the IIth dis
triet. whose farm !. siieaied 70 Long Green Val
Icy, has sued the National Transit Company for
5000 damages for entering bis farm, destroying
the crops and erecting telegraph poles.
The County Commissioners have granted
permission 10 the Postal Telegraph Company %
srsc, poles on any Of the county roads in B.lti
more county. The company will construct line
of telegraph from Washington 20 New York.
Master Willie West, aged " years. sou Of
Mr. wm. West, Who resides near Druid Hill Park,
was thrown from bis horse on Boundary avenue.
on Wednesday last, 10 front Of street ear, the
wheel Of which passed ogeF his leg, breaking u
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