The Baltimore County union., 1883-02-03

W. II. II. Powers, In the Public Hall, every Sum
day afternoon, at y o'clock.
Tos.onto,cR H. r.. .Churek.-Preaching Sunday,
at II a. IN. and at $50 p. IN, by the pastor, Rev.
T. ID. GLENN. Prayer and praise meeting on
Wednesday evenings, and class meetings on Fri
day evenings, at 1.30 o'clock.
!Si. .JoLR's y. r. chHrch riNe.-Services
every alternate Sunday morning, at u o'clock,
by Rev. A. J. Barrow, rector.
Trini,y Church. Long GreeH.-Serviees by Rev.
A. J. Barrow. rector, every alternate Sunday, at
u o'clock. A. NJ.
N. JoLn's Mission. York Road.-preaehing to-
morrow Sunday afternoon. a, o'clock.
The public school a, Paper Mill, in the 9Th
district, has been closed for time on account
Of smallpox in the neighborhood.
The smallpox scare has about ended. There
have been no cases In or about Towsontown and
our citizens feel no alarm account of the dis
ease.
The lodiacal sign for the opening Of winter
is goat. The goat Is n hard butter. and hard
butter is almost always sign that the weather
is cold.
There 10 no truth in the report that small
pox has broken out at Ellicott City. There has
been only one Of variolOid, and there was no
cause for alarm.
office. who was very seriously hurt about two
weeks ago by falling on the ice, is again able 20
attend to his duties.
The Elkridgc Club will accept our thanks
for very neat little pamphlet containing the
names and pedisrees of all the imported hounds
belon ging 10 the Club.
-Efor,. are being made TO have the post
Office at baldwin. Long Green Valley, removed to
Long Green station and also to Baldwin station,
on the Maryland Central
-our young friend. Mr.. II. Clay Suter. Of
woodborry, has recently had serious afiiction
Of the eyes. the effect .: heavy cold. but are
glad to say he il now much better.
john VI. Jones. Esq, Grand Secretary Of
the Grand Lodge Of Maryland, visited Tcwson
Lodge. I. u. o. T.. on Thur.day night last and
exempiiiei the new work Of the order.
1t Is said that the impure water with which
the city has lately been afflicted. came from the
large storage lake in Druid Hill Park. Measures
have been taken 20 remedy the trouble.
Mr.. Robert :. corse. highly respected cit
iEeu Of the 18th district Of this county. aud
County Commis ssioner. has been appointed 90 .
clerkship in the Baltimore Custom House.
Mr.. X. II. Carr, Of Aberdeen, Hartford CO.,
will shortly move on the Hardwood Park farm, in
the 18th district Of this county. lie will convert
the large pavilion there into a canning house.
Our friends in the vicinity Of Loeb Raven
are anxious 20 have posioaice at that point, and
they should have one. but they cant well get II
before the Maryland Central road carries the mail
The many friends Of Mr.. Josh Froek. one
Of the genial conductors of the York road line will
regre, to learn that he will losc his place. owing
TO some important changes In the running Of the
cars.
The coming Of the new dve.eent pieces
commenced at the Philadelphia Mint on lst inst.
II IL a little larger and hahd.omer coin than the
old nickel and the difference will be readily
noticed.
The woodbcrry high school. Of which Prof.
Reed. Of this place. Is the principal has now 3ij
pupils, n larger number than ever before. There
are about soo children attending the public
schools Of woodberry.
Hon. George Hawkins Williams. State
Senator for Baltimore county. Is named as n suit.
able man for the next Democratic nominee for
Governor But the lightning Won't strike Balti-
more county the next time.
The condition Of Major Harry Gilmor, H.,
We regret TO say, not Improved, and it 10 thought
he cannot recover lie is lying at his residence
In the Belt section Of the 9th district; and his sui-
ferings are said 10 be most exerueiating.
a man named Dougherty, employed by the
Messrs Mccabe, while working trestle
the Little Gunpowder on Monday. fell a distance
Of Is or 30 feet. injuring himsei. very severely
lie was remov ell TO his home near Guilforl station
Rev. Father waliron. pastor Of the Cath
ollie church at Pikesville, has gone TO Savannah,
Ca. for the benefit Of his health. II will be re.
inembered tina, he was very seriously injured last
summer by falling through bridge on the West
ern Maryland road.
Sheriff whitefori. Of Hartford county, has
sent to the Circuit Cour, Of this county. where
Arthur Preston was tried and con yic,ed, his GER
tifcate. together with that Of Df. Lee. the physi
clan to the Hartford county Jail, certifying to the
execution Of Preston.
The Board Of Directors Of the Hartford
county Agricultural Society have elected Mr..
William Baldwin. Of Marshalrs district, president,
aud Geo. II. Cairnes, secretary and treasurer. II
was decided to hold the next annual meeting com
mencing on the 9th Of October.
The beauty show" at the Dime Museum
in Baltimore, the past week, attracted . large
number Of Towsontonians, aud all admitted that
II the word "beauiy" had been left of the "show"
might have been worth the price Of admission
simply 90 sec the crowds in attendance
The freight business on the Maryland Cen.
trail road is increasing rapidly and very soon reg
ular freight train. viii have to be put on. The
freight Just now consists mainly ofiron ore grain,
eanned good. and milk. The shipment Of the
latter will in time be q large business on thislihe
-Reai estate in Hartford county. particularly
that lying contiguous 20 the Maryland Central
Railroad, seems to be booming. II We can judge
from = sale recently made by Mr.. Hugh T. Heaps,
Of Pylesville. Mr.. W. Scott whiteford having
purchased twelve acres Of him, at $50 per acre.
The narrow-gause did II.
-Mesu.J. Alex. Green and Jas. II. Hynson
on Monday tracked two coons TO n large tree in
Mrs. Charles II. Chew's woods, and alter much
difficulty succeeded in capturing them. They
both appeared 90 be very old and one Of them
weighed about 20 pounds-an extraordinary
weight for one Of these animals.
NRey. Charles :. Barrett. Of Cherry Valley.
New York, having accepted \ call TO the pasio-
Hhte Of the Presbyterian church at Hampden.
Eails road. and preached his hrs; sermon on Sun
day last TO n large congregation. His salary Is
20 be $l,oOO-S1OO from the congregation and
Aa00 frota tha Iloa "a NJ Hama Aissfons
Mr.. James Boyee, whose handsome resi-
dence Is or the Joppa road, west % Towsonto~n,
IL making arran ngements 10 have q private tele.
phone placed therein. Mr.. Boyee is one Of the
largest owners Of coal lands in the country and
has beautiful suite Of Offices In the new Corn
and Flour Exchange Building. Baltimore.
The creditors proceeding. in our eour,
against the weli.knewn firm Of Messrs. Robert
Lawson A Co.. have been withdrawn. an arrange
ment satisfactory 10 the creditors having been
made. The business 10 10 be continued. Mr.,
Robert Lawson, the senior member Of the irm, IL
. resident Of the drst district Of this county.
An advertisement appearedin In the last issue
Of THE uSroS. offering for rent farm In Dula.
ny's Valley. Since the Issue Of that paper We
have had . large number Of applicants for the
place, three or four Of them coming In person
from Hartford county. The best way 70 reach the
reading public is 10 advertise In Tnr Usios.
The York road railway company has al.
most foraker Towsontoun. IL now only runs
ears every two hours 10 this place, and these have
no conductor above Govanstown. II 10 also ru.
mored that the ll.30 p. IN. ear from the city
which was only recently put on, 10 TO be again
withdrawn. Verify, We are progressing back
wards.
Trains on the Maryland Central road were
much delayed on Tuesday evening, caused BY q
car, loaded with iron ore, aud attached Go . pas
senger train, Jumping the track and blocking the
road. The drawing Of heavily loaded freight
cars BY the passenger trains frequently cause
vexing delays, but u 10 hoped these dihieultie