The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-06

review Of that portion Of Mr.. Edwards lecture Je-
iivered before tho TowsontOwn Literary Society
relating TO the duties Of the pulpit. All invited.
Rev. W. T. d. cLEnx, Pastor.
81. JoIA's r. q. Chareh, sriNe.-serviees
every alternate Sunday morning, Mt II o'clock,
by Rev. A. J. Barrow, rector.
TriHiiy clHreL. Long Grssn.-serviees by Rev.
A. J. Barrow. rector, every alternate Sunday, at
II o'clock. A. NJ.
Diphtheria prevalent at calverton, 81 district,
and a number Of cases have proved fatal.
MIR. Dunlap warfsi, q resident Of Long
Green Valley, this county. has gone to chillieothe
Ohio, 60 live.
Stating has been very popular amusement
thus far this winter. II 10 indnlged In BY both
sexes and there is no more healthfui sport.
III. Louis NayIsr. NJ. d.. ha. been appoint
ed vaccine physician for Pikesvilie aud vicinity.
third district BY the County Commissioners.
There has been one case of smallpox at the
county aims house. and proper Prccaution has
been taken to prcven, the disease from spreading
Mr.. Asa Jones, Of Fawn township. York
county. had q large dock Of fat sheep at GovAns-
town sunday last, ready for the Baltimore market.
The track Of the Narrow. Gauge road be-.
tween this place aud Baltimore Is nov in excellent
condition. and the trains pass over Il smoothly aud
safely.
The valuable personal property Of the late
Jacob :. fOrney. Of ReisterstOwn. will be sold at
public sale ON the lith inst. See advertisement
in THE CSioS.
--Subs,rbers TO TnI uNoS intending 20
change their postoecs will please notify Of the
fact. in orier that their papers may be sen, to the
proper places in future.
Mr. Milton ". Ofg;,. Of the Towsontswn
bar. will hereafter have city c.ice in addition.
to the one in Towsontowa. at No. - Lexington
street. with Mr.. Frederick Lest.
- public installation Of the officers OF Cen
tennial Grange. I. Of H., took place on Thursday
last Entertainment; was provided for all who
attended. ani mos; Pleasan, time was had.
--Dy resent distribution Of the public school
tax Tor the diaercai counties. by Comptroller
woolforl. baltimore couniy's share was-.-white
schools. - g69 9j; colOrci schools. 81. i2S.li.
Hon. Charlie, Marshall and Mr.. Thomas
~. Hall have formed partnership for the prac-
.ise Of the law. Their ofice 1. located az the
nOrthcas, corner Of S;. Paul and Saratoga streets
Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Benton. who were
recently married, and who were OF on an extcn-
ded welding tour. received number Of friends at
:heir residence in Long Green Valley. on New
Years day.
A new use for coffee ground. has recently
6ss.s discovered by lady. she has tried them
"a fertilizer for and other aowers and
fogsI that they give the plants healthy and vig-
oroas growth.
Mr.. Milton ". Oaa,,. the en,erpri.ins 2
young attorney Of this town.is erecting stable
the lot. recently purchased from Hon. Washington
Townsend. Mr. Wm. A. Cranston, Of GovanstOwn n,
is the contractor.
Owing TO the death Of Mr.. Jesse Slinsluff,
the old ani we'll known irm of Slingla9 & Co.
has been dissolved, and a rev partnership form
sd. the firm being Charles b. slinglua and DR..
Fran singluf.
Mr.. Charles Z. BristOr. Of ia Gay street,
-.Anore. has taken his brother. Mr.. Joseph W.
Drtstsr. "a business with him. The firm name Il
Charles Z. BristOr 4 Brother. The firm is well
kns~n In this county.
The landslide at Chamberlain hill on the
Maryland Central road was removed by Saturday,
and very Ettle delay was caused. very large
body Of earth slid into the cut aad IL required
tiye work 70 remove IL.
MIR. Charles Markell. Of Luiheryille, thi.
eosuty. transacting business In Baltimore. has
admitted his son, Mr.. Edward Markell, rs a part
ner 10 the business. the style Of the firm being
Charles Markell Son.
Several eases Of smallpox are reported from
the nsghborhood Of 0Eings' Mills, i;h district,
and vieiniiy. As \ matter Of precaution aud 10
prevent the spread Of the disease the public school
at that place has been closed.
At their meeting on Wednesday last. the
County Commissioners passed an order Offering q
reward Of sloo for the capture Of John MccAnn
and Timothy Clare. who escaped from jail here
90 Sunday morning, December 2tth.
The late train on the Maryland Central
road has been withdrawn, the last train leaving the
city now being at o'clock. Persons on the line
oF o raaH who n Wait the eis = AZ nj isht
unless they drive, obliged to remain night
-Or walk home
Mr.. W. 7. Chiffon. Of waveriy, agent for
the Improved Singer Sewing Machine, left a, our
ofies very pr.;ty little book entitled "Genius
Rewarded. OF the story Of a Sewing Machine" :"
II is beautifully printed and illustrated, and is
for grataiiOus distribution.
We have received a number Of New Year
greetings from friends Of THE CSIoS, for all Of
whieh we return thanks. Il is pleasant to know
shss our efforts % publish a good nevspsper are
appreciated. We hope all our friends may have .
prosperous New Year.
New Years day was very quietly observed.
At !? o'clock the nj sht before innumerable guns,
oomhs. 4e., were exPloded-giving a passing shot
20 the old year and welcome "a the new. We
can bs, hope that 1883 may prove n prosperous
year 70 all the friends Of THE CSIoS.
-0a Sunday las, q child Of Mr.. Geo. Pearee,
living near Reckori's. on the Hartford road. swal-
loved srnall tin whistle, and on the day follow.
ing child of Mr.. John AiIlender's. in the same
neighborhoOi, swaiioweia . pin. DR.. Gorsueh vas
called In both eases and afforded relief.
Mrs. EiiEabeth Ann Kemp. wife Of Charles
a.. Kemp, superintendent Of the Baltimore county
aims house. died on Tuesday last. of consumption,
aged % years. Mr. Kemp seems 10 DO par
tieularly unfortunate, having lest several chill
dren In the last few years, and now his wife.