The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-24

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II a. IN. and u p. m. Also Wednesday night SER
vices at "a O'Clock.
There will be preaching at Luthervilic by Rev
W. II. II. Powers, In the Public Hall, every Sun.
day afternoon, at ~ o'clock.
Jss.op'. NJ r.. Charck-T TAaHk.,iriaa .S.y,;c...
There will be Thanksgiving services at Jcssop',
church. Hereford Circuit, Thursday, 2gth inst. at
lol a. IN. The neighboring Methodist churches
will unite with the Jessop congregation on the oc.
casion. Public invited.
To,r.oniosen ~ q. .CAHrck.-Preachiur Sunday.
at u a. IN. and At 500 p. M, by the pastor, Rev
W. I. ID. GLENN. Prayer and praise meeting ON
Wednesday evenings. and class meetings ON Mon.
day evenings. at 500 o'clock.
81. JoiH'. ~ q. Church. Latsssriiie.-Preach.
ing Sunday. at II a IN. and 1880 p. IN. by the pas
tor, Rev. wm. Dallam Morgan. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening, AZ $50 o'clock.
Triai,y Church. Losy Green.-seryices by Rev
harraw ,"e'"r. "v"ry Sunday afisrs""n. at
3l o'clock 7. NJ.
-. Jha'. r. r. Charci. H;ay.riRe-Seryiccs
every Sunday morning. at 10. IS o'clock, by Roy.
\. J. Barrow. rector.
--Thi. time the goose bone indicates - mild
wiaier.
-chris,ma. /. jus, one month from to- NOR.
row. Sunday.
-Intempcranee shortens life. while .obricty
in all things prolongs IT,
Some one has said that we are 60 have
twenty eight SHOWS this winter.
a new style OF writing paper j. called
"daie." Il l. kind of fools cap.
The little nuisance, lhc English sparrow. f..
was brought TO this country in lSiS.
Mr.. Patrick II. Walker. of the 81 district.
u now feeding over 200 head Of cattle.
-Thursday Of next Wcck--2g,h instan, is
Thanksgiving day and legal holiday.
The mail route from Baltimore 60 kings.
willie has been extended to Baldwin, VI. {. X. Il.
The MARYLAND State Sanitary Convention
will be held in Baltimore ou Tuesday and Wed.
nesday next.
From four I, Eve car loads Of freight are
shipped daily from lieliir over the Maryland Cen
trail Railroad.
New pos,ofice- are to be established at
ilyies and Baldwin's stations. on the line Of the
Maryland Central road.
Now Is the time TO subscribe for TnE CSioN
for lsSl Pay $3.50 and get 50 dividends. It's
good investment rryh.
Mr.. Clarence Phelps. of this county. has
bought the %. acre farm Of Mr.. y. Zimmerman.
near Sykcsvillc. for $500.
The rain falls alike upon the just and the
unjust but il Is the unjust who steal the umbFel-
las and let the just feel the rain.
~ home tor incurables was incorporated
in Baltimore on Monday, its operations to be car
Hon. c. Bohn Slinglud. State Senator elect
from Baltimore county. has already selected his
seat in the Senate chamber at Annapolis.
boys were skating on some OF the ice ponds
on the line Of the Maryland Central road. Mon
day morning. The ice about q inches thick.
One OF the incous sis,cncies of human nature
IL tha; q man may be disgusted with all the world
and yet consider himself pretty nice sort Of a
fellow.
Cor: gresham J. Fred. G. Talbot, was in
Washington this week assisting in marshaling the
forces OF Mr.. Randall for the Speakcrship Of tho
House.
Mr.. Mark Mcllor. OF the 1T district one of
the recently elected judges Of the Orphans Court,
has been commissioned chief judge by Governor
Hamilton.
1t is understood that a petition /. about to
be circulated in this county near the city asking
the Legislature to pass an act for the annexation
of the Belt.
If you have To cross street where a wagon
passing. always cross behind instead Of in front
OF 1t and thereby avoid the danger Of being
knocked down.
Some fellow, who evidently possesses n
high admiration for the baltimore county fire lie
paT'ment. says Il has never yet failed TO reach n
fire in timc 90 save the cellar.
This il the season 20 remember the poor.
Let those who are able hunt them up and con-
tribute to their many wants. "IIe that steth TO
the poor lendeth to the Lord
And now that Delta L. aimos; connected
with Baltimore by the Maryland Central Rail
road she Is putting on city airs and among other
things talked of is frc brigade.
--Dr. X. Willis. Of this place, has purchased
the right for the 9th district Of patent vapor
and electric bath, which Is very highly recon-
mended for some forms Of disease.
Mr.. James II. Lindsay, Of this place. who
Injured one Of his hands with an ice pick, from
which il was at one time feared serious eOnse.
quences would cnsue, is now much improved.
A wcll-known young farmer, of Long Green
Valley. who frequently PaironiEes the Maryland
Central road, tells Conductor Emmari that when
in a hurry TO get to the city he always drives.
-TnE USioS's subscription bills are now be
ing made out and will be forwarded with the firs,
issue Of the paper in December. II Is hoped tha,
all will prepare themselves 10 respond promptly.
Next week subscribers 90 TUE UNIoS will
receive nicely printed Invitations To make remit
tanees for subscriptions. II they all come at once
additional clerical force will have to be secured.
The Beiair Tiss. says the standard Demo
cratic majority in Hartford county was cut down
nearly 80 per cent. on the county ticket at the
recent election, and that the result, IL very graft
Tying
The average beggar, II il said. collects
about 20 cents per dag, and nearly 80 per cent.
Of these worthless fellows prowlins about through
the country are swindIers and imposteFs and neei
watching.
William Kemp. who was wounded in a
fracas At Fenner's beer saloon. on Garrison Lane,
lst district, several weeks ago. died at the City
Hospital on Monday last, Kemp was residen,
OF the city.
-Iast month the MARYLAND Central Railroad
earned SiO. 500, aud the working expenses were
si,6i5, leaving s5,T6i Of net earnings. Of the
receipts, s5.s33 were from passengers and 3, ,iT6
from freight
The new standard of time went into effect
last Sunday at l2 IN, and those who wanted their
"tickers" ta record the correct Unsupported
thew warn corrcet beforc-set thetn IN q uinut..
and % seconds.
Tho colored boy, Henry johnson, son Of
Randolph johnson, living near cockcysville. who
vas accidentally shot by a companion. accoun,
Of which appeared In TnE UStoS, died on Thurs
day of last week.
The high wind of a few nights ago blew In
the roof Of the carriage house of Mr.. Johnsey W
Hook, near Riders station,N. c. x. r., and badly
damaged his buggy which was standing in The
building at the time.
-Judge Brown, Of the Court Of Common
Pleas Of baltimore. has decided that a wife.
property cannot be taken for rent owing by her
husband. The question has not been decided by
the Court Of Appeals.
a gap Of only about one aud a-half mile,
remains 90 complete the entire line of the Mary.
land Central road but upon this there l. some
very heavy work. which Il will require consider
able time to accomplish.
Whilst two citizens Of Hartford county
we're at Baltimore hotel the other day, ono Of
them rushed 10 tue elevator rs ne saw ~ coming
up aud said TO his companion, "liere's the tele-
phone II you want 10 see Il
MIR. J. Stokes, son Of Rev. DIR. Geo. G.
Stokes, rector Of the Church of the kedesmcr,
Charles street avenue. returned from South Amer
lea on Monday last. lie was passenger on the
bark "Tempiar," from Rio Janeiro.
a defender Of the English sparrow says the
bird is graniverous, insectiverous, larviverous
pupiverous and omniverous. and that its ANNA
tiveness is mistaken for belligercney. We thought
that 10 what the matter Is with the bird.
When n man's wife comes In and sees him