The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-17

There viii be preaching at i.nthervtlle. by kcV.
W. II. II. Powers, In the Public Hall, every sun.
day afternoon, at 81 o'clock.
To,rsontorH ~ e. ChHrch.-Prcaching sunday,
at II A. IN. and at SEQ p. IN, by the pastor. Rev.
". T. u. clemm. Prayer and praise meeting on
Wednesday evenings, and class meetings on Mon.
day evenings, at 500 o'clock.
81. Joims H. q. Church. LstherriHs.-PTeach-
ing Sunday. at u n. IN. and 7.3O =. m. by the pas
tor. Rev. Vim. Dallam Morgan. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening. at $50 o'clock.
TriHity Church. Long GreeR.--Scrvices by Rev.
A. j. Barrow. rector, every sunday afternoon, at
81 o'clock Z. VI.
~. John. ,. T.. Church. Kisy.riiis.-Service,
every Sunday morning. at iO.i5 o'clock, by Rev.
A. j. Barrow. rector.
-Matiimony is now called "twoicide"
The year lSs3 Is spending it. las, quarter
very rapidly.
The fall seeding Of whea, and rye i, look
ing splenddy
Chewing gum. IL constantly used, is said
to be a sure cure for gossip.
--PantalOons are longer tight; but the
same eanno, be said Of Of the wearers.
Ida Virginia Giadfeltcr has flied a bill for
divorce from her husband, Joseph n. Glsdfelter
The ToWsontown pcstoiice pays n salary
Of 81 l0o and is one Of the best conducted Offices
in the country.
Mr.. Charles keide, has sold his fine coun.
try residence. situated ucnr Catcnsyils, thi,
~, 90 Mr. Mm. kLabc.
The telephone line along the Maryland
Central Railroad has been completed 10 Loeb
Raven. but is not yet in operation.
The husband j. called the head of the
family only by those young writers who haven't
had any experience in married life.
-rhe number oi deaths in baltimore during
last week was laI. a dimunition Of GG ia com
....sk fha fa.g
TO have title clear 10 mansions in the
skies, It is actually necessary that you keep the
subscription 20 yohr newspaper paid up.
The County Commissioners examined the
iaiI On Wednesday and will make some much
needed repairs to that well known resort.
The coolest weather of the season was cx
pericnccd this week. The ground was frozen ON
Tuesday morning and ice formed On the ponds.
Smal fancy articles will be sent rs presents
the coming Christmas. and will take the place. to
- great extent. Of the common Christmas card.
Among the old fashioned revivals is large
correspondence paper. tied with a ribbon, sealed
and sent through the mails without an envelope
Mr. James Barton. Of this county, has
bought the 2n.acrc farm Of Mr.. Thomas A. Bay.
at Cooptown, Hartford county, paying S2,>o
for it,
The moonlight mechanics" have not been
at work in Towsontown the past week. Keep
your building. securely locked Cor fear they may
como again.
-Fastins from four to cigh, days. with
water and Lemonade at intervals, IL said TO be
sur. cure for rheumatism. A remedy 80 simple is
worth trying.
-David Lee Norris. living near wilma, llar-
ford county. died two weeks ago. aged about II
years. lie had been successful farmer for up
wards Of d0 years.
Hon. Hart r. llolton and wife. Of thi.
county. have taken apartments at Willard's Hotel.
Washington. and will remain until after the
Christmas holidays.
ha f,sr nj sstven three gVeniuss
the past week. under the auspices Of the ladies of
the Towsontown VI. +. church, was well attended
aud literally patronized.
The case Of Grace Allison the Balti-
more and ohio Railroad. in which u verdict of
$1,000 damages rendered for plaintiff, will be
taken TO the Cour, of Appeals.
An agricultural exchange recommends the
eating Of potatoes 90 prevent loss from rotting.
This is a very simple remedy and no doubt will
he adopted by nearly everybody.
The Criminal docket OF our Circuit Court.
which has consumed greater number Of days in
its disposal than at any term for many years past.
has been entirely gone through with.
Some woodland situated near Glen Morris
station. Western Maryland Railroad. belonging to
the Mcssrs. Ducker, Of Reis,erstown, was consid-
erabiy damaged by ire on Wednesday.
"A whipped spaniel always returns and licks
the boots Of the person who chastised him. but 1t
is unusual for to be guilty Of the thing
Yet we sometimes aumhn ones doing IL.
a cook on being asked why the eggs were
so small. said il was the fault Of the farmers
wives taking the eggs from the nests before they
had time To grow to the ordinary size Next
The tickets deposited in the Clerks office
that voted at the elections Of 1850 and lss2.
were destroyed in the presence Of the Judges Of
the Orphans Court on Wednesday, rs required by
law.
The marriage Of Mr.. Henry Herbert, Of
ireland, to Miss Rebecca Williams, daughter Of
Mr.. Geo Hawkins Williams. Of this county. that
IN haUs nk nj n Monlav iaet- has hRen
postponed.
"A colt belonging 10 Mr. Wm. Brooks. of
woodberry. which had been missing. was found
dead at the bottom Of an abandoned well on the
Denmcad property. at Melvale. on Tuesday. The
animal was valued at Sl1j.
At -. Michael church. Reistcrstown. on
Wednesday afternoon last. John T. Lauierbaeh,
OF Carroll county. was married to Mis-. Annie A.
WOrrell. daughter of Charles Worreli. Rev. A. j.
Rich made them man aud wife.
"A horse that stolen from Mr.. A. y.
Forsyth, Of the vicinity or Hoods Mills, was
found in the ncighborhood of Black Rock. this
county, on Tuesday. The thief tired to sell the
horse in ReisterstOwu last Saturday.
-On rcsigning his position as chief of police
for the third division. Sheriff elect Joseph II.
knight was highly complimented by the Board of
County Commissioners for his faithfulness a. an
officer. lie had held the position six years.
"A son of wm. Through. living on the Gun.
powder, near Warren, was killed on Monday last
whilst returning from school, by large tree fall.
ing on him. very high wind was prevailing at
the time and il was this that caused the tree TO
fall
On account Of the incemcnt weather the
entertainment by the children of the Towsontown
NJ. =. Sunday school, announced 20 take place on
sunday evening last, was postponed until to-mor.
row Sunday evening, at :! o'clock. Public in
yited.
-Miss Amy Fisher, Of Reisterstown. who IL
teaching school in the vicinity of Ellicot City,
had her trunk DESTROYED hy fire, at her BOARDING
house, few nights ago. Much of her clothing was
destroyed, also her bank book and other articles
Of value.
The building lots sold recently at Wood.
brook Highlands, on the Maryland Central road
are being fenced and made ready for building
next spring. This land, which is about six miles
from Baltimore on Charles street avenue, aver
aged over 81, 900 per acre.
Rev. John T.. Dean, Of Reisterstown, has
purchascd n lot from :. p. Townsend, Of Glyn-
don, Western Maryland Railroad. and will build
n residence on Il for himself. Glynion is sub.
urb of Reisterstown and bids fair 10 outshine II
in many ways before loHg.
-"Don't you love her stiil" asked the law
yer Of man who wanted divorce. "Certainly
do" said he; 81 love her better still than any
other way. but, tho trouble 10, she will never be
STILL" The lawyer. who IL n married man him.
self, takes the case in hand.
Among the important questions that will
be considered by the Legislature nj its approach.
Ing session will be one regulating the hours oi
labor. An effort will be made 10 reduce the pres.
ent number of hours TO nine for q legal days
work and on Saturday 70 eight
Tho Catonsviile MRnnerchor will give q
grand ball In Newburg Hall. that town. on Wed.
nesday night. November 2sth. The entertain
men. will be interpreted with choice music. The
tickets Of admission will be placed at p cents.
admitting a gentleman and lady.
Mr.. Harry Patterson. Of Ph@nix, was mar
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