The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-04-07

w. 7. ID. GLENN. Prayer and praise meeting OF
Wednesday evenings. and class meciinis on Mon
day evenings, at 1.SO o'clock.
ST. Johas ". r.. Church, LHtLerrHls.-PTeaeh,
Ing Sunday. At ~ a. m. and 1850 p. M. by the pas
tor. Rev. WIN. Dallam Morgan. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening. at 7.So o'clock.
A. J. Barrow, rector, every Sunday afternoon. al
~ O'Clock +. NJ.
81. Johns =. q. Church, Kiag.riR,.--Serviec,
every Sunday morning, at II o'clock. by Rev,
A. j. Barrow, rector.
An inch advertisement in a Newspaper {.
worth mile a fence.
A level-headed individual says "printer'.
ink keeps the hinges of store doors loose"
The AmcricaH: How imprudcnt TO seek to
run an oii.pipe right under breast Of Gunpow
der.
The stage line running between this place
and the city frequently makes the trip 10 little
less than one hour.
An eFor, Is being made in York to organize
company to manufacture paper on the new
patent fbfc principle.
1t is thought that strawberry juice and the
squeezed lemon will be the iavor;e drinks in Bel.
air after May let, next.
The bright sunny weather will have the
effect Of starting the fragrant tramp On his sum
The Towson Guards will have full dress
inspection drill on Tuesday night next. Al the
members are requested TO be present.
March went out in n binding snow storm
and the FIRE, day Of April Sunday was damp,
chilly day. with occasional snow squalls.
Tile old rule should not be violated in our
axiety to change our wearing apparel. bu, stick
20 your Hannels until they stick TO you"
Phillip A. kroh, ESD, popular citizen Of
the 9Th district and we'll known Democrat, is a
candidate for the office Of County Treasurer.
A lads in York has q colOrcd Easter egg
which Is over eighty years old. She might send
Il down for ncighbor OF the J"Wrnai 10 set
Rev. George Morrison. who lately sold his
stock. &C., at public sale. has rented his lth dis
trict farm to Patrick Bradley. Of Hartford county.
MIR. John Carton. well known lawyer,
died at his home iR Baltimore on Thursday morn
ingof Brights disease in the j6th year Of his age
The Court has appointed Mcssrs. John /.
Yellott and X. :. CulbFcaih. trustees. 10 sell the
real estate Of the late Jacob = forney Of RCs;ers
town
The man who "knows II alt is the fellow
who generally gets lcft. We have several Of them
in Towsontown--in fac; every community has its
quota.
Tho fac new Offices anil freigh; quarters Of
the Western Maryland Railroad. on liiilen street,
Baltimore, were occupied for the fret time on
Monday.
The use Of the English sparrow as NJ article
Of food il recommended. lie is q very plump
little bird aud propagates so rapidly that there
will always be an ample supply. Try Il end be
convinced.
Tho many friends Of Mr.. Sh,nI r. Naylor,
Of Lavender liill. Hartford road are anxious that
he become Democratic candidate for sheriff. be.
licvins that his claims are equally as good as
many others.
City people are already looking around for
eligible places to spend the summer. ToWsDnioWn.
with It's many attractions, will no doubt draw u
large number.
The new money -oTler Ian provides that
money may be sent BE- money order or postal note.
in sums not exceeding s., for three cents instead
Of ten, as now.
MIR. Henry Weller who for long time was
connected with Robnson's restaurant, Towson-
town. Is nov conducting place Of his own in
Canton. 18th district.
The Maryland F,frmsr for April Is full Of
interest. Its contents treat Of a variety Of sub
iects. Tie subserir:icn price Is $500. Mr.. Esra
Whitman Is its publisher.
The Towson Guards have extended an in
vitation to the Aft. Washington Light Infantry
to visit them on Whit Monday, 10 participate in
target practice and parade.
Mr.. Magruier D. Wilson. 81 "Glcn Ellen
farm, near Meredi,h's Ford, Dulany's Valley turn
pike. will sell all his valuable personal property
on the lith instant See advertisement.
-Timothy Clare, for attempted outrageous
assault on a young girl, In the Is, district. las,
summer. will be tried on Wednesday next. Clare
escaped from our Jail. but has been Tccapturcd.
-Mess.s. Herr 4 Bro we'll known carriage
builders Of Westminster, have recently obtained a
patent for n vehicle body. This firm has carried
OF several Gr.t premiums al Baltimore county fairs.
E. J. Farber. Esq, member Of the Balii-
more county bar and delegate TO the last Legis
lature from this county, was on Monday admitted
to practice In the Circuit Court for Howard county
Mrs. McCauley, a highly esteemed lady and
wife Of Mr.. John W. McCauley, formerly tax. col.
~ he lat If ON
Thursday Of last week, Of consumption in the 4dih
year Of her age.
The last Howard county Grand Jury was
in session just seven days, during which time II
examined - witnesses and found Il presentmen,s.
Baltimore county juries might learn a valuable
lesson from this.
The Elkridge Hunt had a NEE, at Warren
Tuesday morning, but after long run, which was
greatly enjoyed, they were unable 10 uncover a
fox. Another meet will take place at cockeysville
to-day, Saturday.
Mr.. Robert Dilworth. Of Long Green, Is do
Ing . lively bnsiness In phosphates. lime, &c.-
Five thousand bushels Of lime have been sold. To
be delivered at fallston as soon as the Maryland
Central can do Il.
WIN. X. Bowen, son Of Mr.. Jos. S. Bowen,
who has been IN basiness here with his father foI
some time, is about to engage in store keeping al
Pyiesyille, on the line Of the Maryland Central
Railroad, In Hartford county.
Mr.. l.. Stanley Gary, son of Hon. james 4.
Gary, accompanied by his three sisters, sailed
from Baltimore for Liverpool last Tuesday on the
magnificent new steamship PaEisian. They will
spend Eve months In Europe.
Local option goes into effect IN Hartford
county on the LIST Of next month Brother Street,,
Of the Democrat, was anxious that the new steam
road should reach Belair before the advent Of
local option, but he will be disappointed.
A Hartford countian received u letter las,
week from n firm which had used type writer.
and he wrote this indignant reply: "You needn',
print any more letters you send me. for ] wan,
you 10 understand that can read wfitin'."
a few days ago a seven year-oid daughter
OF VIM. Flowers, living near Kingsvillc, llth dis.
triet, while engaged in putting lid upon stove,
was very seriously burned by her clothing taking
hre. Nearly all the clothing was burned from her
body.
Mr.. George Hartman. Of sunBybr 10th
district, offers Tor sale his nice little property,
taining eight acres. with good house, &C., also
bIacksmi and wheelwright shops, ono Of the hes,
stands for business In that section Sec advertise
meat.
Mr.. Simon We'll. who for long time con.
Quoted the hat business the corner of Baltimore
and Holiday streets. Is now connected ~hh the
hat department Of the Excelsior Clothing Store,
where he will be glad to welcome bis many friends
In the county.
-Messrs. DanT shamberger and WIN M.
Risteau, both well-known citizens Of this county
have formed . partnership under the firm name
the business Of general auctioneering In Baltimore
city and county.
baltimore cattle dealers have been in the
neighborhood Of Shrewsbury, York county, buy.
ing up fat cattle. Great complaint Il made gains
the Northern Central Railroad Company In moi
giving proper facilities along the road for Oh,
shipment Of stock.
Mr.. Frank Brown. Of Springfield farm. Car.
roll county, has had the misfortune 10 lose III,
valuable stallion Zuia, which he purchased from
Mr.. William T. Walters, Of this county, about q
year ago, and for which he paid sl,215. lie was
eensidered one Of the finest horses Of his breed Ia
the country.