The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-08-11


day evenings, a, 500 o'clock.
81. John. H. r.. Church. Lafierr;He.-Pfeach-
ing Sunday. a, II a IN. and $50 p: by the pas
tor. Rev. VIM. Dallam Morgan. Prayer meeting
wednesday evening. at s.3O o'clock.
Safer. Bagii.i CLHrcL.-Rey. Mr. Parker. Of
baltimore, will supply the pulpi; every Sunday
morning. at 4 o'clock, during July and August.
To.c.On,oea Pre.5y'erian Preaching
tomorrow afternoon. at 81 o'clock. by Rev. W..
Gill, Of Baltimore.
Triaiiy Ckarc.. Long Services by Rev.
A. J. Barrow. rector. every Sunday afternoon. at
o'clock T. NJ.
". JoAa. =. 4. Church. Kiag.riRe.--Ssryices
every Sunday morning. at loij o'clock. by Rev.
A. J. Barrow. rector.
The days and nights will soon be Of equal
length.
No camp meeting will be held a, Waters
old grounds. in the "a district. this year.
--Nrnnor advances slowly anil cautiously to
the front with the prediction Of a dry Augu',.
The l1-year locust i due neN; year. 1851.
They have already made their appearance in
TOwsontpwn.
After the first OF October neA, letter. which
nov require three cent stamp will be forwarded
for two cents.
-hcus bIAAles Il 'Hh-'us W Antr NNAhAfs -
collecting data Tor work he is preparing on
colonial Maryland.
-, is said that citizen. Of Belair hold about
100000 OF the stock II the Maryland Central
road but not bond
summit Grove camp meeting very
largely attended on sunday last. fully 1000 per
sun. having been present.
Ex-senator Anthony kennedy. II the 1T
district Of this county. accompanied by his family
l. at the Warm SPRING, Va.
Now Is the time 10 plan, celery. Il ~
very profitable crop and the wonder Is that Il i
not grown more extensively.
Mr.. Thomas J. Gnrsueh Of Hampstead.
Carroll county. has bought the Saublc mill prop
erty. in the 9Th district Of this county.
The Efery Saturday says that one of the
l.raeli;cs. who fell overheard a: riyoli. got Cd
with wet,ins ani gold watch which he pick
ed up.
The new bridge At Corbct,'. station. On the
y. {. x. r.. crossing the Gunpowdcr. il finished
and has been accepted By the County COmmi.-
sioners.
The editor of the Erery Saturday says he
knows girl in Baltimore that i. 50 modest that
-hs won't look at tomatoes until they are dressed
Poor thing.
The Bond Guards. Of Ca;ansville. and the
Towson Guards Of th. town. have been inviteito
attend the military cncampmeni At llascrs,Own
in September.
The IRE department Of this county had a
review at engine house No. :. Belair road. last
Monday. The review consisted II putin. Gag
on the engine house.
deputy sheriff Tracey. Wednesday.
rested Upton Beers. charged with assau;ins
Thomas Cook. lie wa. released IN SIoO for bis
appearance a; court.
Mr.. Nelson Cooper. of this town. exhibited
a mammoth tomato 90 rnE TSioN Office this week.
10 Weighed pound AMI an ounce. and measured
q inches in diameter.
The Towson Guards tournament takes place
on Tuesday next. ith inst. aud On the sane lay
the Democratic Executive Committee Of the coun-
~ meets AZ Towsontown.
states Attorney Kerr. Of Baltimore says
Il is the duty Of the authorities u this county TO
h-'-s che r"snansibiliiy Of the Tivoli disaster
home to the proper person.
Capt. John H. suter, 81 woodberry. de-
partment commander of the q. A. r.. Of Mary
land. returned from Denver Monday night
highly delighted with his trip.
During this month care should he taken To
avoid all unnecessary exposure. "a keep free from
chills and fever. Exposure 10 nigh; air should
he avoided a. much a. possible.
Mrs. Daniel Beckey. Miss Jennie Beckley
and Mr.. John II. Beckley. Of Beckleysvill this
county. have been IN visit 20 Watkins' Glen.
n. Y. and other points Of interest.
The camp ground seems 10 be a fayori,e
resor; for discussing politics. An exchange says
IL IL question whether camp meetings are pro-
duetive Of any spiritual good 10 the average
politician.
The Emory Grove camp. meeting c.m-
mencod on Thursday last. This year there will
he no fences aad gates 10 exclude sunday visitors
and the result will be large attendance aud
successful camp.
Mr.. II. A. Naee. bridge superintendent.
reports 10 the County Commissioners that the
bridge over Gwynn's falls. on the Frederick road.
Is in an unsafe condition. The bridge is owned
by the railroad company.
The fertilizer works of Messrs. Garrett &
sons. foot Of First street Canton. we're destroy
ed by are about o'clock Tuesday evening last.
The loss il estimated at Sl0.on0. On which there
il an insurance Of $4,000
1t il the intention Of the managers Il the
Maryland Central Railroad 10 build telegraph
line from Baltimore 20 Delta. This will be a
very necessary improvement and o: great advan.
tage In operating the road.
The Workn gmen's Mutual Beneficial A..
ISOLATION. of the Northern Central Railroad. paid
during the drst six months of the current year
Sl.22e so for sick benefits and stj550 for funeral
benefits. The present mem bership IL 800.
"A sorrel marc. with FAX name and tail AMI
white feet behind. and scars on both hind legs.
was stolen from the farm of Mr. II. A. Devrics.
near PikesYiile. on Saturday night last. The
thief also carried away saddle, bride and halter.
An old criminal was once asked wha; wa
the fret step tina, led 20 his downfall when he re-
Piled "The first step was cheating Newspaper
out Of two years subscripiion-when / did tina,
the devil e., such grip on me tina, could never
shake him or"
We return thanks to Mr. Charles r. Chew.
Of EPSON. near Towsontown. for n basket q the
finest Early Rose potatoes VIC have seen this sea
son. Mr.. Chew planted sbou; eight bushels of
seed and raised nearly one hundred bushels ot
large, smooth potatoes.
--GIen Rock, Pa, on the line Of the Northern
Central Railroad, 10 making an effort % start
mandatory 81 agricultural implements. with
capital Of $4,000. Glen Rock has some pro-
gressive men 10 Il. Messrs. Frey, IIerbst Co.
will take the bulk o. the stock.
70 nunda give their n
a. well a. food. When the hsh wanted for the
table, the proper way Is 20 take them with the
line, and. II the carp are Of good sire and not
over-fed, they will afford much excitement a.
can be had from angling for bass.
Some surprise il expressed that there
90 few candidates among the Democrats of the
county for the Office % County Commissioner. the
Legislature. &c.. but this may all be changed he
fore the convention meets. Thus far there sp.
pears 60 be n great lack % good material.
The farmers Of Dalany's Valley raised
splendid crops of wheat the past season. and
from the great scarcity of hands were compelled,
In several instances. TO purchase cord binders 10
save the crop. Among the finest fields 81 wheat
vas one on the farm Of Mr.. GEORGE Peerce.
The contest among the Democrats Of the
sth district IL waxing warmer and warmer. DIR.
Cummings for County Commissioner. and Mr.. VI.
u. Geit for Treasurer. head one faction. while
Mr.. WIN. Parks heads the opposition. Both sides
appear 10 be confident of carrying the district
The State Cattle. breeders Association held
a meeting in Baltimore on Wednesday. Many
prominent farmers from different sections Of the
state were present. Mr. Frank .sanderson. Of
this county, read paper on fall feeding of mieh
cows. His system u combination pasture and
soiling."
Robert Morhtt, weil-known stone mason
of this county, was struck by locomotive Of the
Baltimore a Ohio Railroad. near Mount Airy.
Tuesday last, and very seriously injured. lie
had recently been employed by Mr.. J. T.. Brooks.
r. 81 l. - L.. -
University Hospital.
William A. Hona. formerly Of this enuniY.