The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-08-25
Property Trnnsfers in BALTIC. County

Property Transfers In BALTIC. County,
Deeds Leases, Mortgages. BILLS Of sale. etc., 70
esiyed for record In the office Of the Clerk Of Oh,
Circuit Curt for Baltimore county:
DEEDS.
y. d. Owens to Anna c. Owens.
W. 9. REEVE aud wife 20 Christian Hammers.
:. !. Yellott, &C., trs., to Mt. Zion u. $. No. I.
=. y. Grabb and wife 60 Catherine Mackcn.
John First and wife to Annie W. Brewer.
sophia Kaiser, &c., to I. J. Mycr.
James Norris and wife 20 Patrick Sinnott.
J. $. Cuttings and wife to NY. Dolheid.
James Taylor and wife to J. II. Mesner.
a. q. Brown, trustee, TO VIM. W. Spence.
Geo. Langlam and wife to Lewis Walter.
Wm. waddell to J. NJ. Davis.
y. a. Harvey and wife to WIN. Shirley.
J. II Fee aud wife 60 Jacob Trips, &c.
y. II. Watts TO J. 4. II. jenkins.
Thomas Shields and wife to Bridget Buckley.
John Fox aud wife 10 Edward llefner, JT.
ASSIGNMENT.
J. I. Mc6lono ct al TO u. II. Hall.
A. ID. Clemens, Jr., to J. 7. flaiher.
MORTGAGES.
Joseph Carney TO II. b. Gather, =. 800.
Geo. berry, Jr &C., to Elizabeth Hubbard, $500.
Jas: Thompson ct al to II. A. whiteford, $500.
Catherine Mackin, &C., TO c. Y. Grabb, $500
Henry Miller 10 Potomac II. A., $500.
J. 7. Father 10 wavcrly Bid. Asso.. $500.
Edward Kerehof to Ilth Ger. A. u. A., SG2i.
j. u. Mcsncr and wife 10 James Taylor, $500
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Frank 4 Brown to Gerhard Butkc. $3.50.
a. ;. Baldwin and wife to barbara c. Sworm-
stedt and Elizabeth Otto.
LEAsEs.
Canton Co. Of BALTIC. 60 David Johns and wife.
l.. s. carswell and wife to u. $. Green.
RELEASES.
Franklin 7. u. A. TO Geo. winterodc.
John Dilworth TO Francis Cardwell.
Elizabeth Hubbard to Geo. berry. Jr.
John Snyder 10 Martin Shcclcr.
J. 7. Diycn 20 u. A. Conn.
i. A. Bel; to John Christ.
A Very Destructive Firo.-About o'clock
on Thursday morning last, n Ere was discovered
In the barn Of Mr.. William Fell johnson. ut his
farm, adjoining Rockland. Falls road. The fire
bad made such Roadway when u was first seen
that nearly everything in the way of live stock,
machinery, carriages. harness, Provendcr, 4c,
about the place were destroyed.
Among the property burned was a very sub
ian,ial Swi;zcr barn, containing eight valuable
horses, one COW. ono bull, 200 bushels Of threshed
wheat, a lot Of other produce aud machinery.
Also, small barn with quantity Of produce: corn
barn. containing loo barrels Of old corn ear.
rage house. containing number 81 carriages
and harness. and several stacks Of produce near
the buildings.
The loss on the buildings. horses. machinery,
de., will no; come far short Of $4,000. The
insurance ON the property Is not thought 10 be
over s.. 900.
The buildings were insured in the Baltimore
county company.
The Agricultural. Of New York. has q Email
policy on the live stock aud produce.
II Is not known how the IRE originated, but II
IL thought, by some persons to have been o. in.
ccniisry origin.
Mr.. johnson paid great attention to the raising
Of inc horses. and his great loss in this respect
will be very deeply iamentcI BY his friends n.
well rs himself. Ills stallion. Mambrino Druid
together With pair Of inc carriage horses be.
longing 10 hi mother. that were in n stable some
distance from the burned buildings. we're saved
The bad effects of placing stacks in front oi
barns or stables was plainly seen in this case
forming. ~ they did, perfect barricaic. pre-
vented insress TO the stables. Had they not been
so close to the buildings some Of the horses might
have been saved. This will serve a. a warning
" other farmers.
Mr.. Johnson wa. not a, home ut the time Of III,
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