The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-08


day afierno9n. at ,! o'clock.
To'ssont,$'rn ". r.. ChSrch.-.Preaching Sunday,
at II q. vi. and at 500 r. IN, by the pastor Rev.
w. 7. u. GLENN. Prayer and praise meeting on
weddcsday evenings. and class meetings on Mon
day evenings, at 500 o'clock.
81. jain. ". T.. CbHrcl, LHiLsrriHe.-Preach-
ing SUNDAY. at ~ a. IN. and 5.3O p. M, by the pas
tor. Rev. WIN. Dallam Morgan. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening. at $50 o'clock.
Trinity Church. Long Green.--scrviees by Rev.
A. J. Barrow. rector, every sunday afternoon, at
o'clock i. N.
ST. John. r. +. Church. Kiay.riWe.-serviees
every Sunday morning, a, 1915 o'clock, by Rev.
A. J. Barrow. rector.
ST. john. Mission. York Road.-Prcaehing to-
morrow Sunday afternoon, At :! o'clock.
-Thi, 1, the most beautiful season Of all the
The Oriolc fes,iviiic. begin on Tuesday
night next.
The season for the gathering Of ferns is
approaching.
The public fchOo. Of the county opened
on Monday last.
The fall term Of the public schools Of lIar-
ford county will commence on MONDAY next
The Albcrton COrnet Band serenadel the
citizens Of Ellicott City Saturday evening last.
The agricultural society Of York county.
Pa, will hold their fair October .. .. and ).
The Blue Mountain House, on the Western
Maryland Railroad. will be kept open during the
fall months.
Fifteen marriage licenses were issued by
the Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Baltimore
~ during August.
Mr.. ". II. Flayhart exhibited at Tug
uSioN Office this week. a sunhowcr measuring -
inches in circumference.
The New Freedom Band of Pennsylvania
will furnish the music u; the Fair Of the Hartford
county agricultural society.
-Capt. John Ridgeiy. Of Hampton. took the
sweepstakes premium for his herd of Jerseys at
the Timonium fair this week.
Mr.. Lewis II. Urban. the popular proprie.
tor of the Smcdicy House, entertained hundreds
Of his friends a, the county fair this week.
Marble Lodge, I. -. o. T.. Of Cockeysville,
will hold a pic mic in COckey's woods. near Ash
land, on Wednesday next. September 18th.
Miles Davis. an old resident Of the upper
end Of the county. died at his home, near Mid
dietown. 9th district, On Monday. lie was u
years Of age.
john Best. Of Ellicou city. whilst coup.
ling ears At Wcvcrton, u. 4 .. X. H., on Satur-
day last. had Of his feet crushed 50 badly tina;
Il had to be ampuiatcd.
The late Henry Lighincr, "thc drummer
boy Of North Point" LEFT estate valued at
nearly so. 90. Mr.. Lishtncr was formerly n
resident Of ToWsontown.
Any soldier who has lost his discharge pa.
pers can obtain new ones at the cost Of their af-
dayits from those knowing of the facts-1j cents
forwarded to the War Department.
-Persons having stamped envelopes and
3.ccnt postage stamps on hand October LIST will
have 10 hold them. or losc tho extra cent. There
Is no provision for exchanging them.
The village of Belair is to have street
lamps. with a lamplshtcr regularly employed.
She will soon have the same advantages % that
Towsoniown has been enjoying so long.
1t is estimated that there 5000 pco-
pie on the lair grounds ON Wednesday and 10000
on Thursday. The receipts at the gate. on Wed.
nesday were about SlOO greater than ever before.
Mr.. Peter Quick, market gardener, living
in the l2th district, had a pair Of horses aud
wagon stolen from him in Baltimore on Thursday.
The horses and wagon were valued at about SEQ.
Don't fail to attend the tournament Mt
Newington Park, Baltimore, on Tuesday and
Wednesday of next week. II promises TO be tho
largest tourney ever held in Maryland. See ad-
vertisement.
Mr.. 4. NJ. Fulford. Of Hartford county. ha.
sent fifty Of his finest Berk shire swine 10 the West,
for exhibition at the principal agricultural fairs.
They are known as the best Of their kind in the
United States.
Mir August Dumer, living Eve miles frsm
Baltimore, On the Belair road. has purchased
from Mr. Samuel Kirk, Of Baltimore, - acres Of
unimproved land near Fullerton, for which he
paid SlOU per acre.
The firm of Bowen Ramsay, Of Pyleyillc,
Hartford county, has been changed to ". x.
Bowen 4 Co. Mr.. Ramsay, former partner, is
serving as clerk. Mr.. Bowen is a son of Joseph
5. Bowen, Of Towsontown.
The Society medal was recommended 20
Messrs. y. Il. 4 ". ID. Merryman, Of Baltimore,
for their large, varied and valuable collection Of
agricultural implements and machinery on exhi-
bition at the county fair this week.
a man by the name Of Hale, who was
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Northern Central Railroad on Thursday, was
thrown OF at Phnnix AMI had of his
broken. his foot mashed aud head cut.
Mr.. U. q. Miller, Of Ashland. had n hay
press on exhibition ut the county fair this week.
which, judging from the opinions Of practical
farmers, stood head and shoulders above any
other machine Of the kind the grounds.
-Mf. Albert J. Mellor. formerly connected
with the Ellicott City Tia-s, has entered into
partnership with Mr.. T.. J. farber in the publica.
ton OF the catonsville Argue. The paper will
be published at Catonsville every Saturday.
The surviving members of the 9th Regi-
ment Maryland Volunteers will hold a re. union Mt
Wilson Post Hall, q. A. H., in Baltimore, on
Wednesday. September I?th. at II o'clock a. IN.
10 which all members Of the regiment are invited.
About one thousand men are employed on
the Philadelphia extension Of the Baltimore 4
Ohio Railroad in this county. The contractors
on the work have the most improved machinery
employed for the rapid performance Of the work.
Harry Sheridan, aged about IL years, son
Of Mr.. Columbus Sheridan. Of TOwsontown, was
quite seriously injured on Wednesday, by coming
IN collision with another boy whilst at play. lie
was carried 10 his home aud attended by DIR. J. II.
jarrett.
Mrs. Eleanor Kemp. widow Of the late
John Kemp, Of this county, died at her home in
Reisterstown. on Tuesday evening Of last week.
aged Is years. She vas q sister % Mr.. j. l..
capies. we'll known citizen Of this county, living
near Butler postoflice.
Mr.. Augustus Dumer will open "The Full
lerton House." Eve miles on the Beair road, on
wednesday, Sept. 10Th. In connection with the
hotel he will also conduct a general country store.
lie Is an energetic and Industrious business man
and deserves TO succeed.
MIR. August Miller, . well.known and
prominent market gardener living on the IIar-
ford road, has been confined to the house for
twelve weeks with inaammatory rheumatism. and
his condition l. thought 90 be critical. lie IL at.
tended by DR. whiteford.
st Joseph Passionist Monastery, situated
the Frederick road in this county, was destroy
ed by ERE on Wednesday night last. The total
loss IL estimated nj $50. 900. and the insurance
amounts 10 about $4,000. The ere IL supposed
20 have been caused by accident.
Judge Yellott has released. on hAbeas cor
pus, John Conway and Oscar Baker, who had
been sentenced by Justice Talbot, Of Baltimore,
TO six months in the House Of Correction for be-
ing disorlerly. The testimony was that they had
been denied trial by jury.
The Odd Fellows fund for the erection Of
. monument TO the late Gen. Jane L. Rdgely,
amounts to upwards Of $4,000, and receipts from
the treasurer Of the Grand Lodge Of Massachusetts
will swell the amount 10 over sil 900. Baltimore
10 prominently mentioned as the siieOf the monu.
ment.
Rev. y. W. Scott. Of this county. the very
popular colored minister, will have charge Of
big quarterly meeting. lasting over two Sundays,
20 be held at Bowens A. W. NJ. p. church, Mid
dietown, Carroll county, commencing September
18th. On Sunday. 10th. Rev. Scott will preach
sermon on "Erekiel's Vision Of Dry Bones"
The Western Maryland Railroad Company