The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-08-25

"wednesday evening", AMI class meetings on Mon
day evening", at 500 o'clock.
". Johm'. ". r.. Church. LniierriYe.-Prcach.
ing SUNDAY. at u a. M anil 5.5o p M. by the pas.
tor. Rev. Vim. Dallam Morgan. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening. at $50 o'clock.
Orem'. Church. nsnr .S,sansr's Rsn.-An all.
days meeting will be held at this church. Sep.
TENDER "a. Some prominent minister is expected
60 oficialc. WATSON cAsE, Pastor.
Saisr'. baptist CLHrch.-Rev. Mr.. Parker. Of
Baltimore, will supply the pulpit every Sunday
morning. at ~ o'clock, during July and August
To,s.onto,rn Pcs.Lyierinn Chapei-Preaching
tomorrow afternoon, at - o'clock, by Rev. Mr..
Martin.
Tsinag CsarrL. Lo~g Gc,,p.-Scryiccs by Rev.
4. !. Barrow. rector. every SUNDAY afternoon, AT
I o'clock T.. VI.
n. L,In'. =. q. Church. KipgriHs.-Scrvicc.
every Sunday morning. at 1915 o'clock. by Rev.
\. j. Barrow. rector.
The corner stone Of the annex To- the court
house was laid On Wednesday.
some fellow SAYS "wateFmcl"hs are injefi.
aus ami predisposcI To- lirgh;'s disease
Mr.. GEORGE ]. Finucy has been made see
rotary Of the Hartford county Agricultural Society
The Teachers Institute "f Carroll county
will meet ia wcs,mih ter on Tuesday next. Au.
gust 2Sth
-Iohn \. FcG!l Jr. through hi, attorney.
has iIcl bill for divorce in oIr court, against
Emma fcfll.
There will be II hop and entertainment a,
Glcncoe Springs Hotel. y. Z. Il. H.. On Monday
evening next.
The Democrats in the Bel, are circulating
petition recommending Mr.. Columbus e. Sadiler
for County Commissioner.
Tile receipts of the Maryland Central road
for the month Of August will reach abou; $4,000.
The outlook il most encouraging.
The grape crop Of this county ~ very scri.
ously effected with the rot and the yield. far
a. asccrtainci. will not be very large.
We have heard of girl that walks about
the streets with n pc; coon. Il is no worse than
a filthy poodle. or any other kind of dog.
The Maryland Central Railroad is building
a switch from near the Towsontown depot to the
lumber and coal yard of Me'srs. T. :. Corkran &
Son.
The public sale Of building lots on the
Emory Grove camp meeting ground. which took
place on Tuesday last. amounted 20 upwards OF
SI7, 900
-Mrs. Georsc ". Hess has commenced the
erection OF a frame house on Baltimore avenue,
in this town. opposite the rec;ory Of Trinity Y.
T.. church.
lion. Hart u. llolion. OF thi. county. has
to take place the thirl day Of the Frederick
county fair.
Mr.. Rungc. of Baltimore. has been award.
ei the contracts for the eating house. lunch and
Temperance bars and confectionery stand. at the
Timonium fair.
Our county gardener. are selling their cab
bage In the Baltimore market at $40 per hundred.
wholesale price. These figures make the crop
very rcmuncraiivc.
1t Il probable u vast viaduct will be built.
having six arches 100 fee; long. ut Joppa. on the
Rig -Gunpowder, where the baltimore Ohio
Railroad will crOss.
The Republican Executive Committee Of
Baltimore county will meet in Baltimore. Satur.
day, September is,, nj IL o'clock m. see call at
head Of editorial columns.
The Democrats and Republicans of Carroll
county will hold their primary meetings on the
same day. the 25th Of August. A little singular
that il should so happen.
Mr.. Thos. J. Gorsuch. of Hampstead, Car
roll county formerly Of this county. has returned
from his trip TO North Carolina. lie was much
pleased with what he saw.
-Dr. 4. c. McCurdy. the Towsontown den.
ts, Is about completing his new residence. on the
York turnpike. near the VI. l.. church. lie will
move into il in a few weeks.
The knights Of Labor. Of Woodbcrry, this
county. held n meeting at McCann's hall. in that
village. on Sunday last. Several prominent
speakers addressed the meeting.
sheriff Tracey has summoned jury Of in
QUESTION to meet on Wednesday next. to condemn
property for the use Of tho Baltimore Ohio Rail-
road on it, Philadelphia extension.
We have a very interesting letter for pub
LEGATION, written by n gentleman who recently
spent some time In Port Deposit, Cecil county,
which will appear in our next Issue.
Arc you getting something ready Co exhibi,
nj our agricultural fair next month, Our CITIZEN.
should all take an interest In the exhibition. and
4 al. ;l,,e. 50 a..
The workingmen's Rency olent Association
Of the Northern Central Railway, held its diih
annual excursion at Lutherville, on Saturday last
About eight hundred persons took part.
baltimore 10 an exceedingly healthy city,
Judging from the number Of deaths reported there
last week. One hundred and thirty-hvc out OF a
population Of 800. 800 is not bad showing.
TN many Of the peach trees that gave every
promise Of an abundant yield of fruit. the crop
has been entirely destroyed by rot,ing. Can't
some one sugges, a remedy for ,hi. blight:
Storm SchaciIer. of liighlandtown, ha,
been arrested tho charge Of shooting John
Dunn. The shooting occurred On Monday even
ing. SchaeGer was released on $500 security.
Alfred II. Pollti, formerly Of Baltimore
died on Sunday evening last. at his residence,
near 0wings' Mills. this county. aged 81 years
lie has been living in this county about !. years
Col Benjamin +. Taylor. of the ilth dis
triet has been allowed $4,000 a. damages for tho
right. of way Of the Baltimore a Ohio Railroad
through his farm. The award !. considered very
low.
MIR. Eli Scott. Of this county. has been
granted letters Of administration by the Orphans
Court Of Baltimore, on the estate Of his brother.
Mr.. Lewis c. Scott. who died so suddenly last
week.
Last Sunday was one Of the quietest day
experienced in Towsontown for a long time. The
three previous Sabbaths the eolored camp meet.
ing was Ia progress aud the town was alive with
people.
have shipped 10 Messrs. Wan. II. Hoffman 4 Sons.
Of this county, one immense boiler, with all its
attachments. for the Marble Vale paper mill on
the GunpOwder.
Hon. George Cotton will deliver a lecture
at Mount Olivet Methodist Episcopal church, On
the Frederick road, sometime next month. The
object Of the lecture Il 90 raise funds 90 pay some
debts on the church.
john Boston, eoioTed, living al Waverly
has been arrested and committed 10 Jail. charged
with robbing the harness store Of Hanson 4
Perry, Of that town. Some Of tho stolen articles
were found In Boston's house.
The Reisiers,own Voice denies that Il q.
the mouth. piece Of Hon. Andrew Banks. The
editor says he has high regard for Mr.. Banks,
"but that he IL in no way the owner Of the paper,
nor does he control is uiteFances.'
The two new passenger engines for the
Maryland Central road are expected about the
middle Of September. When they are put on the
road Il b. said that the run from Baltimore to
Belair will be made In ! hour aud 30 minutes.
---Mrs. ReitE, living on the Washington road,
In this county, accompanied by her daughter. was
robbed Of her pocket book, containing ST.e5, n,
Hanover market, baltimore, on Monday last. The
thief, q colored boy, was arrested and the money
secured.
Mr.. Thomas J. Brown, Of Danvillc, Va,
has been appointed superintendent Of the Ma
tional Cetuefery NJ London Park, this county, "a
succeed Mr.. William O'Brien. who goes 10 Fayette.
willie, Arkansas, to take charge Of the National
Cemetery there.
Mr.. William A. Durham, of MARSHALL,
district, Hartford county. reports his wheat yield
from elk acres ut 3i2 measured bushels, or 50
bushels 10 the acre. Or by weight, n Il Is gener.
alIy sold, at so bushels 20 the acre. II was Of