The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-24

- O'CLOCK u. VI.
81. Jaias y. q. CRHreh. Kiss.riHe.-servieo.
every Sunday morning, at II o'clock, by Rev.
A. j. Barrow, rector.
The country road, are getting to be In good
condition again.
The biuebirds and the frogs have com.
menesd their spring concerts.
Spring & now upon Us aud gardening Oper.
atoms have been commenced IN earnest.
Any one desiring 20 rent a good farm
should make early application to this Office.
After September lst postal notes will be
used for the easy and cheap transmission Of money
BY mail.
1t 10 every mans business TO be industrious,
even II he can do no better than keep busy hunt
ing werk.
john r. benson. Of Hampden, Fails road,
who has been very III FOR some time, 10 now get
ting better.
The fund that Il being raised for the ehii-
dren Of tho late Col. Harry Gilmor amounts to
about 50. 800.
-Rev. q. Rata. Of chambcrsburg. Pa. has
accepted a call to the German Lutheran church a,
Eilis0lt City.
MIR. Thomas u. Gorsuch. of Fork. 18th dis
triet, has recently made his annual visit TO his
farm in Illinois.
MIR. A. u. s,ansbu-y. formerly n resident
Of Hampstead Carroll county, has moved 10 Pixies.
Vile, this county.
-Mrs. Mckee. living on the York pike near
this town. has rented her house to Mr.. Brown.
Of Baltimore city.
TO morrow Sunday. ?5th.) Is Easter and
special services viii he held In all the Episcopaian
and Catholic churches.
-Dr. Jane. n. n. warheld. Of Howard coun.
~. Il dead. At the age % - years. lie Il son
Of Mr.. Seth W. warheid.
-will geese have been on their northern
high.the past week. which Is n sure Indication
Of the breaking up Of winter.
We had pleasant call Thursday from Mr..
Augustine j. Smith. the newly elected President
Of the Maryland Agricultural College.
Many fruit and other trees are showing IN =.
mistakable signs ofthe coming spring by the swell
Ing Of the buds and other evidences.
The Maryland Centralroa has been making
much better time the pas; week. The road IL in
good condition and the cars run smoothly.
Mr.. J. l.. Duncan. student Of the NJ. 7.
Conference. received on examination by the faeul-
" Of Instruction 100 his synopsis OF the Scrip.
lures.
MIR Jas. X. Swecny. Of Towards. Colorado
Station Fremont county Colorado. formerly Of this
county, will please accep; thanks for late papers
sent Us.
Mr.. craumcr. who /, connected with the
Northern Central Railroad at Calvert Station, has
rented house in Towsonicwn and will move his
family here.
1t 10 said that = couple Of gentlemen from
Baltimore were In Towson,osn last week looking
around for eligible lots upon which to build sun
MGR residences.
Prank Davis. who was So severely cut by
IN. tOTptus IN tFueat NJ Atulauus ~ u H. H.
about two weeks ago, Is in nm improved condition
and will recover.
MIR. W. l.. Seabrook has been chosen prcsi.
dent Of the Westminster Forest ani Stream Club.
The vacancy was occasiouel by the death Of DIR.
W. II. Rippari.
The Rev. A. T. Melvin, formerly pastor Of
the NJ. p church ut this place. withdrew from that
Conference and has united himself with the vii.
mington n. Z. Conference.
-ConGrmation services will be held 10 Trim.
Ia r. ~h. Ta. A.
upon which occasion Bishop Pinkney will be pres-
ent to administer the right.
Farmers were busiiy engaged blowing the
past week and tho ground appeared 70 he In fne
condition for the work. Tho busy season with
farmers has commenced.
-westmins,er will have grand carnival.
trades display military and civic parade on Easter
Monday. Great preparations have been made
and grand time IL looked for.
Young ladies reflect and consider well the
fact that 1854 will be leap year. Many a young
miss is already casting about 10 pick GU, the 'man
upon whom che expects 10 light on in 1854.
-Rsv. George c. Bacon has been returned 10
Mt. Vernon n. Z. church. Fails road. lie IL q
son Of Mr.. John Bacon, Of Monkion. and brother
OF Mr.. Lewis NJ Bacon. Of the county Clerks Office
MIR. John Ridgeiy's herd Of Jersey cattle
has now thirty cows milking. lie lately refused
5000 for heifer calf about three weeks old, and
the bull calves from this herd eel; readily a, $50
each.
Rev. Mr.. Van Meter. pastor Of Huntingto
avenue VI. Z. church. in the Belt. who has been
suffering from hemorrhage 81 the lungs, IL nov In
go -"- ~ '-' Wy ~ ~
Mr.. d. II Scott. editor ofthe Psopi.'s Toice,
80" IL $3.50. -. .s,,;a - ~ ~:
greater Inducements have been offered him in
''ne' " ~ y;l.
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