The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-28

room very nicely IN hts hotel, and viii put Ia .
frsi.class pool table.
The fund being raised for the benefit Of the
children Of the late Col Harry Gilmor has reach.
ell the sum of about 900.
DR.. X. Willis has embcllished the front Of
his drug store in this place by putting up large
and very handsome sign. done In black and gold.
-Mr. Fielder c. Siingun has rented the
dwelling Of Mrs. Phillips. opposite the Court
House in this town. and viii occupy Il with his
family for the summer.
In the trial Of appeals from awards allow
ell in the matter Of the Catonsvilie Short Line
Railroad, Mcssrs. David g. McIntosh aud John
j. Ncliot; represent the road.
-Messrs. Marley Bros, tho druggists who
rented the store Of Mr. =. A. Debsugh. In this
place. moved in on Thursday. and will COM
menec business on the isi Of May.
The postoiice formerly known a. Paper
Mills. In the upper end Of the county, has been
changed TO "lIonmanvillc" by the PostoGicc be
paTtment. No doubt this Is in honor Of the fami.
ly Of Mr. Vim. II. Hoffman. the extensive paper
manufacturer.
Within two weeks Charles kur;ze. Of High
landtown, 18th district. lost Eve Of his six children
from diphthcria. aud the remaining one has been
extremely III. Other families In that place are
also afflicted with the disease. AMI there have been
several deaths.
And nov the county Democratic politician
hic,h himself 20 Baltimore every Saturday and
cmbelisheth fayet,c street with his smiling prcs-
enee. good many Of them mean business, but
by lar the larger portion are simply hangers.on-
not real brave"
The iaiics Of Trinity T.. L. church propose
holding fair here early In the summer To raise
funds to furnish the new rcctory. Their success
at their Baltimore bazaar will doubtless stimulate
them To- renewed efforts Tor the success Of this
second undertaking.
The Maryland Central road did no, com.
mencc running trains TO falston ON Monday last
Us was expected. The bad weather Of the early
part Of the past week greatly inicrcrrcd with the
Msssrs. Mscabe In their efforts 60 get the road
bed In proper shape 90 that point.
Union Memorial bay (otherwisc called Dec
oraiion Day occurs this year Wednesday. May
5oih. In SOME Of the Northern State. the Grand
Army P,sis have given up the custom Of s,rcwins
the soldiers graves with nowcrs. OWN. o. their
scarcity At that season Of the year.
Mr.. LeinueI Amos, a venerable citizen II
the ncighb'rhood OF Fallston. Hartford county. j.
dead. lie was 10 his ninety first year. and leaves
twelve children-ninc sons AMI three daughter.
Ills rcmain, were inferred at Fricuds' buryns
ground at Fails,on. on Thursday.
The Frederick Riacs. Capt. Ilurtsock. have
extended an invitation 10 the Towson Guards to
visit that city and participate In the grand militia
~ cncampmcnt to be held there on the Goth SOth
and 3i., Of May. should our company 80 their
only expense will be for transportation.
An experienced farmer say that oa,. should
bc spaked sufficiently to swell before feeding them
tn stock. When soaked the husk Il partly torn
away. and facility of digestion increased Poui.
IT, will carefully pick out the soaked grains from
the dry when allowed 4 preference in the matter
THY folks are commencing 10 write t.
Dear Cuk in the nice little towns near the .'bab.
bling brook. Nnu know it's deli ghtfui to .pcnd
several weeks in the country at "Cuz's" cxueasr
during the summer. aal renew the acquaintanccs
iroEen out by the blastsof winter when you didn't
want 20 so out OF the city,
--oar postoaicc ha. lately been very much
improved in appearance by being newly painted
and having new front steps added. Funniu. the
whole length Of its front. The Office l. one Of
the best conducted in the country. rejecting
credit upon MFs. Feast, the pos,mis,tcss. and her
sou Robert. her efficient assistant.
The horse Billy Badcye until recently the
property of Mr. John e. Busley Of the County
Treasurer office. l. said 10 be improving rapiIly
unier the management, of hi, new owner and
that he has been matched in a race to take place
, IN Philadelphia early next month. Many IL the
old friends of the horse will go on TO Ntnes. biz.
performances.
In the Orphans. Court this week letters were
gran,elt 20 DielFch Schroeder on the estate Of MARY
Ann Schroeder: to Ann Pitts On the estate #
Joshua u. Pii,s; 60 Helen e. Merryman on the
e.,ae Of Martha Crawford 90 Mary Ann Parker
and John 7. Hancock on the estate Of Howe
farker and TO Henry knoeblc on the estate of Ann
Elizabeth knocbcl
The Northern ccH;ral Railroad carrie. the
mails between Baltimore AMI Sunbury, Pa. sun
plying all the oi.ces in this county on and near
it, line. For this service the COMPANY receive.
Sa6.3Yl per year. The same company also carries
the mail. on iis Green Spring Branch. supplying
Brooklandville and stevenson. and received last
year for the service $2ii.6i.
The idro-a'e says wes,nlnster Is uk, n
beehive. The burnt district is being cleared up
aud every thing put In readiness for rebuilding.
Our master carpenters and masons have ransacked
the country roundabout for additional hands and
some have been drawn from Litilestown and other
places. A. soon ~ brick can be had the barn,
square will spring from is ashes ph"nix like.
with renewed strength and beauty.
Mr.. John STREET.. who has been connected
With the Maryland Central road since il opened.
in the capacity Of freigh, agent Mt Boundary ave.
rue station. has been obliged 10 give up his place
on account Of failing health Gnd has gone 90 his
home in Hartford. lie is a nephew oC Mr., wu n.
Waters. president Of the road. and very energetic
and popular young man. We hope 10 may be
speedily restored 10 health. lie l. attended By
DR.. \. ;. Baldwin, of Long Greea. who saws hi.
condition i very much improved.
Business OpportunitIes."-Aw writer in
speaking about the business opportunitic. of
young men give. them the following piece Of al.
vice. While young men are naturally on the
lookout for business opportunities there il at the
same time class Of sWindlefs on the lookout for
them. 4 large share of what appear 90 the un.
wary, regular business advertisements, are really
schemes 90 attract those who are seeking the best
chance 10 inves, their small capital. Whenever
you. residing at a distance. see an advertisement
in eity P"per--ii makes no difference whether IL
Is in New York. Boston. Philadelphia or Chi
eago paper. setting forth that the advertiser
wants 20 find partner in a business that will
yield 10 per cent or more annually do not be.
come that partner. II you do. the result will be-
a. 1t has heretofore been ia % cases nr, Of loo
you and your money will soon be permanently
separated. These are traps for catching the IN
wary. II any person has n business that will nav
~ per cent. or 20 per cent. he can procure n
partner withou, advertising. Another class of
swindlers 10 be shunne1 are those. who ia their
advertisement. offer good position on the pay
nent Of a small deposit These fellows are
almost invariably rascais. Whoever sends money
o. them with the expectation of getting n blaee
will be likely 10 die Of old age before he has &C.
cured the position or obtained possession of his
money again. When you sec an ADVERT sement
that begins 'Immense Chance for = Young Man"
let that chance 60. When there arc offered sure
and Large Profits in Cattle and Sheen Raising %
60 out frs, and hni whether there are any eat
ile or sheep, or any place 20 raise them on When
an advertiser wants Live Helper for a business
Of great value and profit learn all about him
before You become that helper. lie may be all
right. bu, make sure IL the fact. When you read
that "A few hundred dollars will secure business
that affords good living ask the advertiser 10
give full description of the business. When
ever any one offers TO trade you for your farm
some shares in q valuable rnibing company. or
some other stock organization, keep your farm" ="