The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-10-27
LOCAL ITEMS.


well, and having stooled out nicely u will be able
10 stand hard winter.
~ postoaice has been established Mt Glen.
arm. Maryland Central Railroad, with Mr.. Sam.
uel iligle as postmaster.
On account Of the heavy rain Of Tuesday.
the fall races Of the Maryland Jockey Club. at
Pimlico. did not begin until Thursday.
Hon. Andrew Banks. Of this county, was
awarded the herd premium for registered Jerseys
Mt the Washington county fair last week.
There will be Temperance meeting at St.
Johns Mission, York road, at "A o'clock, on sun.
day evening next. See notice elsewhere.
in Baltimore last week there were 1853
deaths reported. This Is = very light death rate
for city with population Of nearly $4,000.
The Democrats will hold u mass meeting In
Reis,erstown to-day Saturday. under the aus.
pieces Of the McLane, Turner and Roberts club.
The Temperance Alliance Of Baltimore
county has dropped Mcssrs. Leib and Kelbaugh
from their ticket and will substitute others In their
stead.
MIR. Daniel J. Foley. Of Baltimore. has
been elected director Of the Western Maryland
Railroad. to succeed Mr.. Edward worthington,
Of this county.
The Literary and Musical Association Of
Towsoniown High School, held It's second meeting
on Friday evening Of last week. The programme
vas very entertaining.
On account Of the crowded condition Of
our columns for the past two weeks. we have been
unable TO publish the transfers Of property. They
will appear next week.
--ves.cls made of galvanized iron should not
be used for drinking water. The zinc coating 10
rapidly acted upon by the water, forming q
poisonous oxide OF Einc.
Newspaper reading should be encouraged
among children. The newspaper Is the poor man.
library. and every family should be provided with
u reliable paper Of some sort.
The Woolbcrry library contains over 600
volumes. Much Of the success of the library Is
due to Mcssrs Pool 4 Hunt. r. Harrison Jarrett
and other prominent gentlemen.
% Deer Creek aud at Delta, when the railroad
reaches those places. Arrangements are already
being made at Delta for the event.
Letters have been granted in the Orphans
Court to Amos Armacost and John T. Aicr on the
estate Of John Roger, deceased: also TO Abraham
C. Baer on the estate Of John Baer.
The catonsvillc Presbyterian church has
been presented with handsome new reed organ
by Hon. james A. Gary. The instrument IL said
20 be one Of the finest manufactured.
We are indebted TO a country exchange for
the information that October has Eve wash days.
II Is important that the public should know il,
even IL IL does come late in the month.
1t has been found that by simply soaking
the stems Of cut flowers in a weak dye salution
their eolors be altered at will withSu, the per.
fume and the freshness being destroyed.
The York. Pa, G.tsetis says that William
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Baltimore county and lodged in Jail at York,
charged with several forgeric- Of notes and checks
"A widowcr residing in the vicinity Of
0rangeville. 18th district, advcrtises for reliable
housekccpcr Of some cash means, 20 assist In n
paying business. This certainly means business.
by the census Of 1850. Baltimore county
had population OF S3,33t. The males number
ed 81. SIS, anl the females 4l7SG native, ~ a6s;
foreigners. $500; whites, 7?,573, and colOred.
1861.
Hon. James A. Gary. Of this county. says
he will give as much money a. any two Demo-
Gratis Of Howard county towards building a hall
for public uses in Ecott City. Don't all speak
at once.
Frederick Schnciier's Smile House. at
Rosedalc, Philadelphia road, was entered by
thieves on Sunday night last. They blew open
safe but got nothing to reward them for their
trouble
The first mortgage bonds Of our narrow.
guage railroad are increasing In value. and are
being sold at and near par. This must be very
encouraging 10 the managers Of this very i'm
portant enterprise.
- This Is the season that the dude looks over
his kid gloves aud picks cut the pair that will
stand mending and dying. And what the dude
saves in gloves he puts into n standing collar and
q flaming necktie.
--Mcssrs. John 7. u. Dorsey and Thomas
Beaie Dorsey. Of Eilicott City. have formed
partnership for the practice Of Law in Howard
and adjoining counties. These gentlemen are
both well known here.
Our county friends should beware Of those
fellows travelling around selling eassimeres and
sholdy silks, purchased as they say, at bankrupt
sales. They are frauds Of the first water. Don't
have anything to do with them.
MIR. Andrew J. Steele was married on Tues.
day morning last. to Miss Minnie Ware, living
near IarTisonville, this county. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Arthur J. Rich, at the
residence Of the brides mother.
The AmerieTa Proyrsss. published at Eli
colt City, has catered upon Its thirteenth year.
The editor con,empia,es making some substantial
Improvements to the paper. We hope he may
meet with the encouragement he deserves.
a Temperance meeting was held At Union.
LIST district, on Tuesday evening last. under the
auspices Of a committee Of the temperance ALI
ancc Of this county. The voters were advised 20
cast their ballots for the temperance ticket.
a Republican meeting will be held at Isaac
Kings hotel. near Sunny brook postoffec. 10th
district, on Wednesday evening, October 3ist, at
o'clock. Public cordially invited to attend.
Several speakers, including some Of the candi-
dates, will be present.
Remember, school boy, that the primary
use Of knowledge is for such guidance Of conduct
in circumstances as shall make living complete.
All other uses Of knowledge arc secondary. Strive
90 occupy the golden opportunity now offered you
TO acquire good education.
An enthusiastic Republican meeting was
held at Warren factory, sth district, on Friday
evening Of last week. Speeches were made by
VIM. Harrison Curtis. Esq. Col. Lang and others
A strong sentiment prevails In that section for
Hoiton and tho county ticket.
-Ca1t John Ridgely, Of Hampton, In com.
pany with another gentleman, killed 90 ducks Al
San Domingo. cadwaiader's place. on the dun.
powder, on Tuesday evening and Wednesday
morning Of this week. The Capt. will accept
thanks for the two brace sent US.
a..
Frederick bar, and q son Of Col Chas. T.. Trail
Of that city, has been appointed Secretary Of the
United States Legation at Rio dc Janeiro, Brazil
Mr.. Trail Is = nephew OF Mrs. John I. Yellott, oi
this place, and Of Mrs. Charles Markell, Of Luth
erville.
Mr.. win. A. Buckingham, Of York, Pa.
was married nj Arlington, this county, on We'd
nesday evening last, TO Miss Katie Newman
daughter Of l.. p. ID. Newman. Eco. The couple
will reside In Baltimore, where Mr.. d. 10 mem.
Der Of the large tobacco house Of buckingham
swope q Co.
a team owned by gentleman living eigh,
miles on the Hartford road, whilst in Baltimore on
Saturday last, delivering telegraph poles, ovei
o boy aged Is years, named Schmidt, injuring him
90 seriously that he died the same day. The team
vas driven by colorcd man named Edward
Robertson.
a highly esteemed lady friend Of Tn,
USioS writes Us In the following complimentary
strain "Your valuable paper comes regularly
and 10 rs sprightly and independent as ever. Il
upholds the right and IL winning friends 81
through Baltimore county, many Of whom per
sonaily know.
"A certificate Of incorporation was hled Il
the County Clerks Office on Wednesday Of th'
"Belt Land Company Of Baltimore county" TIL
incorporators are six well. known gentlemen. TIT
object Of the company 10 TO provide houses for IL
members. The term 81 existence Of the corpora
ton 10 limited TO forty years.
About the siss Of IL The Laird TO tn
minister Who has been holding forth on temper
ance)-"But what should do with my cellar o
winel You wouldn't have me destroy III" Min
ister-"Na, ma that would be q sen But get RI
Oft 10 q natural manner as soon o. e can, an
I'll come an help ye whenever ye iiksT