The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13


Nj. George r. Duekcr and family. Of Rcis-
tUrstown, arc spending the winter in the city.
Mr.. James o. Jessop. an old and we'll known
citizen Of the 7th Jistrct died a, his residence.
Hereford, on the 9Th inst.
Within n few days nearly 81 tons Of iron
srs were shipped by the Maryland Central from
aong Green Valley to the city.
Ice was cut from Ridgcly's mi.dam on
Monday Of this week. measuring between and $
inches. very clear and solid.
The County Conmis ssioners on Tuesday last
appointed DIR. J. c. Monnonier vaccine ply ysician
bf Powhat.au and vicinity, "a district.
Samuel DUNCAN. Of Glyndon. ". VI. u. r..
has rented the East End Hotel, Westminster. and
will take charge on the first of April next.
-For the week ended January 9th the mum.
br OF deaths in Baltimore city from smallpox was
~. The disease is now thought to be on the de-
crease.
"A young girl Is a fishing rod. the eye. are
the hook. the swec, smile Is the bait. the lover is
the guigeon, ami marriage is the butter in which
he IL fried.
-Mr Walter u. Brooks. president of the Csn-
tea Company. and resident Of this county. has
presented the Garfield Memorial Church. at Can.
ton, with n very uhc organ
Willie in the city on Saturday las, DR.. Il.
Willis, Of thi. place, met with quite painful ae-
eident by falling upon the icy pavement and seri-
ously spraining his le!t wrist
Judge David Fowler. accompanied by his
WIFE spent few days in lIagerstown last week.
the guests Of Mr. Edward W. Mealcy. Hagcrs-
town il the Judges old home.
-Tramps are not admitted 10 the Carroll couu-
~ aims house just now, accoun, Of the prevalence
Of smallpox. They must produce a physician :
certificate before they can get in.
-Gabricl Smithson. Of Hartford county. a
messenger in the baltimore Custom House. died
Of consumption on Thursday o: last week, ai BIZ.
home in Jarret;syilc, aged 20 years.
Jacob Penn. aged II years. proprietor of a
grl.kyard on the Washington road. in this county.
for :he pas, twenty icht years. died at his resi-.
dence in Baltimore on Saturday last.
--The total population Of Baltimore county
is 1885,. OF ihi. number ,2.756 are white and
1850 are coiored. The voting population Of the
county is s.36g white. and as colored.
People are now pretty thoroughly scarel
.u., on the subjec; of smallpox. The disease /.
quite prev aisn. aud IL appears that the only real
protection is In vaccination. Don't fail 20 attend
90 this important matter.
Tho game law Of Baltimore county allow.
the shooting Of partridses from Oct 10, 20 Dec.
Goth; woodeock, from June 18th TO Feb. ls, rab-
bits. from Nov. lst TO Jan. LIST, and pheasanis.
from Sept. Let 20 Jan. lst.
The unfavorable weather Of a week or more
past has materially interfered with the progress
Of the work on the Maryland Central road. Tres
tie building on the upper end of the line IL going
IN rs rapidly as circumstance will permit.
We are glad 20 know iha; DR.. J. ". lIaw-
ksrs, Of the sih district. who seriously in
Jared by being thrown from his buggy on the York
road. soine weeks ago. Is again able 10 be out
The DR.. made very narrow escape from death.
--Thcre are a number Of rumors ahoa; with
refefetce 80 the future Of the Smedley House. in
this place. ft whether there il any truth in them
or not We are unable 60 say. OF one thing We are
eertain--thc place presents good opening for
somebody.
On account al the inclement weather l.. l..
Conrad. Esq., though present did not deliver his
lecture before the Towsontown Literary Society
on Friday evening Of last week. His lecture will
be given Friday evening. l?th inst, should the
weather permit.
Mr. Horace ". Clarke. son of Gen. james
c. Clarke, 80 well known IN this county, has been
appointed acting superintendent Of the South
Division Of the Chicago, 81. Louis and New Or
leans Railroad. His many friends will be glad to
hear Of his promotion.
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ruld wen, into effect on Thursday. There is no
imareriai change except that the early train from
the Long Green end Of the line has started again
and .he las, train from the city leaves at ESQ p M
tasissd Of g. as heretofore.
----Tte bed Of our steam road between Balti'
mo re and the Gunpowder il In FIRST class condition.
bel x Wen sahAs'el, suop.n au, Pe.'vs ,,. :,
For ae. os' tav n, -, ~ iii, - a,,snJsJ
10 WI, IN fhc weather permits.
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- PFoi' IhaPmsn AsuP.n, =. =, ~ NJ
iormeri pf"isa,W W ~" .H, ~ .
tmore ''iy co"sge. hN pee" ~ c,' =,
groupe Ie'"rs o. ,',sa vac msn. " ~ 80. =, ~,
,ne eo''e g. .ns p,,,so,, c;,v
"A young man h,mec pig" ''ea
home near hidcr' station, ". - -. ~ 80 sasu'
day evening last, oi smAi'poA' ne "." Seeu -
work In the city and came home SICK on sunday
previous. hts remain, were lh'e''ea On 'a"u"'
near the house IN "nieh n' a's''
"A correspondent wr,nns from 'ne he'shoo'.
hood Of Upper Hoad,' hanoIa county; sys .u' .u'
farmers are shipping -hes., corn anu "y sa'
Maryland Centlh W. ~, no" "A'r ~, ~"
baltimore county. 10 ba'umoie. i"e 'A'e "'"'
Baldwin's 10 Baltimore u oo cents
M,. lanes Boyee, Of this county, has been
reelected director OF the vre nhoo No'N
pany. OF Norm Caronns; RUG sa, ce, 's' ~
poration exceed lts haol,uss a. -. VIZ nI
that the reports from 'ne 'n'eI,o1 :. '"s ""e A'S
more hattering tnah i"' se'e'" ''A's'
M, John Bo.lev Of wm.. Of the sth district
H. - .aid ,o n. ON the aTowsontown slate" a.
Democratic candidate ior the Lsg's'a'uIe, say
that under no circumuanees "ou'a nc sceep.
feel like troubling himself about Poh'c''
N. c.,,,aax las. Mr.. John Grason, Of Ell
-, C,,S NJ, Win 4 mi,hap while running !
.,"s., a.. mill belonging 10 Mr.. David spTecher
Grason's left hand vas eangh, 10 tne rAp1ay re-
volviug saw and fnghua'Iy iaeefa'ea' ine IN