The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-28

TotesoHiO,cH ". T.. Church.-Prcaching Sunday.
at II n. tn and at 7.5O p. m, by the pastor. Rev.
W. I. ID. Clemm. Prayer and praise meeting
Wednesday evenings. and class meeting. on Mon
day evenings, at 7.3V o'clock.
81. .JoiH's w. q. Church. Ls'herrih..--Preach-
ing Sunday. at II a. m. and $50 ?. m.. by the pas
tor, Rev. WIN. Dallam Morgan. Prayer meeting
wednesday evening, At $50 o'clock.
To,r.oHfo,cH Pre.Lyfcriaa CLap,i.--Prcaching
tomorrow afternoon. at >! o'clock, by Rev W. J.
Gill. of baltimore.
Trinity CLHrci. Long Green.--services by Rev.
a. J. Barrow. rector. every Sunday afternoon. at
- o'clock =. NJ.
". john. =. T.. Church. EingrIie.-Seryiees
every Sunday morning, at 1915 o'clock. by Rev.
A. !. Barrow, rector.
a good time to pay for apapcr-whtn you
know IL ought to be paid for.
---Tuesday next Is the first day Of May and
summer viii soon be upon Us.
1t is unlawful 10 catch black bass during
the month OF May. so says the law.
The whip poor.wili's song /. added to the
many other indications Of the coming spring time.
The Maryland Jockey Club House a, Pin
lico. 1. open for the accommodation Of mem
bcrs.
Wednesday. with the thanks Of the cuur; ior their
Attendance.
The fall exhibition of the Hartford county
Agricultural Society will be held october 9TH, oth.
lith and l3th.
There we're several heavy fros;s the past
week and fears are entertained that the frui; has
been damaged
MIR. Joha Tracey. formerly Of Carroll cogn-
~. has rented the farm of Mr. j. Howard Mcll"n-
~. of PikesVille.
The new two cent stamp for letter po,taec
j. TO be larger. prc,tcr and gayer ia cooE aud de
sign than the old
The death Of Mi. Painter. daur rhter of Mr..
Milton Paia,er of OWING Mills. j. reported
having occurred in Europe.
Mr.. II. c. Zouck. Of GLEN Morris. Western
Maryland Railroad. has rented his property ani
will remove 90 Pennsylvania.
MIR. james y. Henderson. Of ''Blcnheim''
farm 10th district. sold nice lot of fai cattle this
week 10 Mr.. Samuel Ceilings.
MIR. :. Merrynan Anderson has been
elected vice -prcsidcnt Of the Maryland State
Temperance Alliance for Baltimore county.
Many Of our citizens are having their houses
painted and are cleaning up about their premises.
thus adding 20 the attraetiyencss Of the town.
Hon. Richard Grason. Of ,hi. place. was in
Cambridge. Nd. the pas; week engaged in the
trial Of a case in the Dorchester county court.
a little child of Mr. johnson. Of Luther
willie. fell through a skylisht on Saturday last.
distance of3J feet; bu; escaped with slight injuries.
MIR. Daniel Beeklsy. Of Beckley.ville. this
county, has been at pala,ka. Florida. for the pat
week 1t is likely he will remain week or 20
longer.
Torn planting will soon lie IN order. and.
when the weather will permit. the farmers
kept busily engaged preparing their ground for
the work.
An exchange asks Why should any body
starve death the poor suffer for want Of food
in country where English sparroWs too
abundant
The Tow.on;own high school now numbers
go scholars This i. very large number for this
season Of the year. and must be very aaiterins 10
Professor Hanna.
next week the 20 be joyfuf' cannot be had on the
same terms now. The ever thirsty will begin
at once TO "taper od."
-Dr. Emory. Of ;he 10th district. has con.
traeted with farmers in the neighborhood to grow
corn for his eannery. lie also intends planting
largely on his own farm.
Col. E. II. Webster. Of Belair. has sold hi.
Jersey calf, "Ermeng ardc seventh, out Of Ermen-
garde,' to Mr.. J. T. Iioopes. for $500. The calf
Is about three months old.
The fine Harf ri county farm tha, had
been advertised in TnE USloN. formerly owned by
John Joshua STREET.. was withdrawn on a bid Of
81, 100. IL Is held at 10000.
The Shrewsbury correspond lea; Of the York
Gazette says that in his judgment a railroad to
SteWartstown from either the Northern Central or
Delta road. will be built at no distant day.
At breakfast the other morning a dude lie.
elined piece Of shad. lie had been told that ish
food made brain. and he ddn, want 10 unfit him.
self for the position he occupied in society.
-Messrs. John Riley and X. Harris Archer.
Of Hartford county. have exchanged farms. The
former, whose farm valued at $4,000. gave Mr..
Archer, as a difference, the SUN Of $4,000.
Mr.. Henry Taylor. a resident Of waverly,
this county, and President of the Baltimore News
Company, was married at Trenton. y. j.. on Tues
day last. to Miss Kate 5. French. Of Baltimore.
The clerks in the County Commissioners'
Office have been busiy engaged the past week
preparing the books for the annual levy which
vii! be made next week--not later than Tuesday.
Mis- Mary :. Carroll, daughter Of the late
:. II. Carroll, Of DOnghoregan Manor, Howard
county. died this week a; the residence o. her
step father. Col. J. fenner Lee, near 0wings'
Mile.
-"Is anybody waiting on you'" said a po.
lite dry goods clerk 10 young lady from the coun.
try. '.Yes. sir,'' replied the blushing damsel: /:
''that's my fellow outside he wouldn't come in
the store"
Summit Grove Camp. Meeting Association
their grounds. This improvement is made neccs.
sary az Il Is thought the camp next season will be
very large.
The Smcliey House still remains without
tenant and We fear II will not be opened in time
10 secure It's share Of summer guests. To the
proper person a good business opening il here
presented.
-Miss Davis. daughter of Rev. J. y. Davis,
d. D.. formerly Of this place. nov Of Monkton. y.
G. X. r., will spend portion Of the coming sun.
mer with her sister, Mrs. Bentley, At New London.
Connecticut
The season IL rapidly approaching for the
sxpectant sehoo-boy 10 be locking out for the at
trGc,ivo circus poster and TO begin saving up his
'"bone money" 90 afford him opportunity to see
the big elephant.
Mr.. Joseph Mcfkle, the well known pro.
pristor Of the Patapseo Hotel, Ellicoti City,
died on Wednesday last, in the 6lst year of his
age. Mr. MeFkle had been a subscriber TO THE
CrIos for many years.
-vsnnor says May will be ushsred in With
snow, rain aud sleci. lie also predicts unusual
terms Of warnth during the month, and altogether
Il viii paFtake Of Its average character and be of
q favorable description.
by q new order Of the Postofiee Depart
ment postmasters are only required TO keep letters
for seven days before sending them 10 the Dead
Letter ofiee. Heretofore the Law compelled them
TO keep such letters thirty days.
a young child Of Capt John Ridgely Of
Hampton, whose family has been spending the
winter In the city. IL ~ with diphtheria. Two
children Of WIN. Parks. Esq. County Treasurer,
are suffering from the same disease.
The Mount Washington Light Infantry has
accepted the invitation of the ToWson Guards 10
visit this place on Whit. Monday, May 18th. The
visitors will be entertained BY the Guards, and
there viii be dress parade. target shooting. 4e.
The new postal Law makes the taking Of a
"a.