The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-31


brothe- rin-law, Thomas Bull. about two weeks
age, has been indicted BY the Grand Jury. Il l.
reported that Martin says he is sorry he did not
kiii him, and threatens TO de 50 yet. The shoot
ing was the outgroWth Of . previous quarrel.
food Friday (23d Of March, was one Of the
toughest days We have experienced the past win
ter. Snow fell during the whole OF the day and
at night the ground vas covered 10 the depth Of
three or four inches. Such \ snow storm on the
23d Il March Is an thing for this latitude
The sum realized from the sale Of the
effects Of the late Col. Harry Gilmor amounted 20
upwards Of 5000. Mr. VIM. SeemulleF, the popu.
lar auctionecr, who conducted the sale, charged
the usual commissions and donated the amount
to the fund for the benefit Of the Colonies little
children.
David Z. Small, aged IS years, . member
Of the well-known hrm OF billmycr Small, Of
York, Pa, died on Sunday last. Mr.. Small was
widely known for integrity and business capacity.
The firm are extensively engaged In car building.
Deceased leaves an estate valued at about n mil
lion dollars.
Mr.. Patrick Calhoun, grandson Of John
&. Calhoun, owns n farm containing go acres,
situated on the Western Maryland Railroad, about
II miles from Baltimore, which IL said 60 have
upon Il millions Of tons Of sand containing chrome
ore which yields a minimum Of 10 per cent. The
ore is worth SIS per ton.
---Col Walter :. Franklin, president Of the
Ashland Iron Works, accompanied by Col. 7. c.
Blair, superintendent, paid dying visit TO llar-
ford county last week. stepping ut the farm Of Mt.
VIM. wooiscy TO examine his stock. They also
looked at Col. Z. II. Webstcr's Jerseys and Mr..
A. N. Fulford's Berkshircs.
Mr.. Jas. y. Henderson. the cntorprising
agent Of the Royal Sc. John Sewing Machine, has
sold in the last ten months in Baltimore county.
$50 machines. lie has placed about 30 machines
in Towsontowu. Mr.. Henderson ha. been selling
the Royal 81. John for nearly Eve years, and be
reports his sales on the increase.
MIR. benjamin y. Butler, son Of ex.Shcrif
Samuel =. Butler Of this place. has been appoint
ed a record clerk IN the county Clerks Office. Mr.
Butler vas one Of those who lately went through
the competitive examination. lie Il n member Of
the county bar and served as assistant officer Of
registation for the 9th district last fall.
Mr.. George W. Baker, the well known Ilar-
hsI sssasy ssss~r, resestiy rsSstsea 90 cents con
science money through the mail. This conscience
stricken individual says: "Mr. Baker, a. | want
TO let you no that have stolen cans Of your
Corn, and want to return the money a half Of
Dollar. yours rospccstfy, NJ"
Mr.. Arthur Bosley, son &c Dir. q. ". nosley.
Of this place. Is devoiing some attention 60 the
raising of fancy fouls. lie has a lot Of very fine
large Ply mouth Rock chickens. aud he end. roady
sale for all their eggs at 81 per dozen. lie has
arranged separate yards and coops in order to
keep the different breeds apart. and expects TO On
large his stock from time TO time.
- number of citizens Of Homestead, liar.
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dag To the company. Mr.. John Schone. the driver
for the regular company, has been quite sick for
some time and his place has been filed by sub.
stitute.
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MIR: Jono l. spieef' postmaster at beiaiF.
went TO Washington lew days ago ami requested
ihe y. u department to provide him with larger
oaild,hs TOT h's once anu additional he'p IN hahd'
mig Tue mai'' ~hieh nave steat't increased since
tue oahk was e,'AonshSu ~ thst place Mr. Spieer
wa in'ottheh 'n"' Tue "a" p'oniotsi Tue renting
OF oniidlngs and employing additional assistants
Tor th'rd class otiees' TO which class beiair be-
longs
~ number OF prominent citizens oil Hartford
county heId a meeting ic" days ago al which
eoumiuee was aPp"ih'eu 10 wait on the bhi,'m"fc
anu ONO halr'ad company anu ASK that the nc"
hao OF wa, 'oau' winch VIII run through DAM
more anu hartford counue'' cross the sus4uehanna
syNhhia hNI"aa company 10 considering tue
prophecy OF extendIng Hs central railroad thFonsh
Tue peS, 'teeN section.
"t. Joseph u hngs.y, son OF MAJ mos
u huse'y' gentleman wen known 10 IoWson'
,."n; was har'isa ~ ! !. NJ; on iharsday, at
tHnkhn stree, rieso!,e,an enuren, nai,irnoIe'
- nlss MaIy houses tHhe,' niece OF "iInan IL.
n"uges. hsq, OF thc "lue'! known urn OF noages
bf's. ine chureh was nHed oy large anu iash-
lohao'e AUDIENCE, anu arc, "ouuihs breakfast
AZ INC re.idehec OF inc brides uncle tue young
couple IeH ior Tue SVatn On a wedding tour.
Don you 'hink ihE uSioS Is pretty
Vigorous shsc' 70 require an euee 70 Keep u
from sclhst tue acmni'ioh oo"-"o"s' "impe.
,a,.,,, ~ GOA nT.l Snu a lew arc y
10 4 cc,,n;n ;na;xiap.I uho.. ran. vs I'll, ~,
and We would no, hurt any ones FEELING, hv 70
m;ndiny them that they iii NOT always ..Yoll In
wealth" mart Of which, NJ least. had b.en raiprI
in an exceciin civ questionable manner Saws E,
-Bclair 'Egis: "Daltimore county nav: a
bounty Of al cents each for crow heal. 'rhi.iaw
so far as IL relates 10 Hartford county wa. rcne,ei
several wears ago. II has been fo.nI ibs, rr NV.
do more good than harm and on Oh, 10 h. ,rr,ed
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