The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-15
LOCAL ITEMS.
RellRIous Notices.

Religious Notices.
Trinity y. q. ChHrcA. Preaching
Sunday by tho rector, Rev. W. II. II. Powers. at
II a. m. aud a p. IN. Also Wednesday night SER
vices at u o'clock.
There will be preaching NJ Luthcrville. by Rev.
W. II. II. Powers, in the Public Hall, every sun
day afternoon, at % o'clock.
To,s.oH,osn ~ &. C6Hreh.-Preaehins Sunday,
at II a. m. and at 500 p. IN, by the pastor, Rev.
W. T. ID. GLENN. Prayer and praise meeting on
Wednesday evenings. and class meetings on Mon.
day evening". at 500 o'clock.
~. Johns w. q. ChHS<L, LS'LerriH,.-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.
Triai,y Church. Long Grssn.--seryices by Rev.
A. J. Barrow. rector, every sunday afternoon, at
;. o'clock i. VI.
". john. =. r. Church. KiHg.riiie.-Service,
every sunday morning. at lo.ij o'clock, by Rev.
A. J. Barrow. rector.
September /. considered the siekly month
Of the year.
The date Fixed for the reduction Of letter
postage 10 October Let.
Our farmers arc busily engaged preparing
their ground for wheat seeding.
Sunday last was n real fall day and caused
even overcoated people TO shiver.
1t IL estimated that at least % 900 people
attended the county fair last week.
The Petit Jury was discharged on Tues
day until Monday next. 18th instant.
Mr. Bernard Carter. the we'll known law
yer, has returned home from Europe.
some Of our epicurcs are tickling their
palates with the much despiscd sparrow.
-wilson Townsend. Esq, of the 18th dis
trici, l. foreman Of the present Grand Jury.
The man who never has good word 60 say
Of any one execp, himself should be Stunned.
The Belair office Of the Maryland Central
Railroad did business last month Of over $500.
The Northern Central Railroad Company
has placed a hagman at the crossing At PhUnix.
The total number Of voters in the county
wa largely increased ut last weeks registration.
--Thi. i. the season that the neat farmers
NOW doan the rank growth of weeds and burn
them.
The September term Of the Hartford county
cour, commenced on Monday last. IL Is non
jury term.
The Republican. in the vicinity Of Carroll
posioffee. l.; district, have organized Holton
campaign club
Amos IIoiling.worih. Of Hartford county.
realized over goo bushels IL tomatoes IRON
acres planted.
tor Of the estate of the late Edward Spencer, for
tnerly Of this county.
Prom the Pension Department at Washing.
ton We learn that Baltimore city and county fur
nishes 1901 pensioners.
Andrew Banks. Esq. Of Reisterstown. has
bought a line Jersey bull from Col. Edwin II.
Webster Of Hartford county.
Mrs. Samuel +. Butler. Of this place. took
the fret premium for home made wine at the
county fair last week.
Il state Convention Of the Young Men.
Christian Association 81 Pennsylvania will be
held in York next week.
The chnquapin crop u ripening rapidly
aud the Yield promises we'll. Chinquapin gather
. ing is healthful recreation.
The large amount of travel over the York
turnpike. TO and from the county fair. made Tow
sontown very lively last week.
At the State fair at Rochester. New York.
Mr. Samuel VI. Shoemaker received a number Of
premiums for his Jersey cattle.
--welnesday last. September 18th. was the
Goth anniversary Of the battle of North Point,
fought in defence Of Baltimore.
There was quite a heavy iros; in some see.
ton. Of the county on SUNDAY nigh, last. There
was some ice in Long Green Valley.
MIR. William Burehall. Of Thistle factory.
this county. has accepted . position in the store
Of Mr.. I. II. Hunt. of Ellieoit city.
The tax rate Of Hartford county IL - cents
on the 500. The amount required 20 conduct
the county government Is S93, 1921.
by sending us items OF interest transpir-
ing in your neighborhood you will assist very :
terially in making THE USioS readable.
The Democratic primaries take place on
Friday and Saturday Of this week, and the county
convention will be held on Monday next.
Mr.. Thomas Bond, register for the 10th
district, at the sittinss last week, placed the
names Of 80 white and , eolored persons on the
books.
Mr.. Varicy J. Ciousher. the Efficient super.
intendent Of the McDonogh farm, il considered
one Of the most successful farmers in Baltimore
county.
Miller Of Ashland, for basket of beautiful Pearl
potatoes, the largest AMI finest We have seen thi.
season.
The wife and daughters Of Col. Edward
Stuck, editor Of the York. Pa, Age. are visiting
the family Of Capt. l.. Herman, a, the Sheppard
Asylum.
district, registered 7ij persons at the sitting.
last week, ony u Of the number being eolorei
persons.
-Republiean primary meetings will be held
in all the districts Of the county on Saturday
afternoon next. 22l inst. They should be we'll
attended.
The cattle quarantine at Patapsco Station.
Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad. this county. Is 20 be
enlarged. The capacity will be increased from
332 head 90 els head.
On Sunday last Archbishop Gibbons con.
hrmed class OF fifteen at the church Of the Holy
nent ministers we're present.
The bridge and ,restling over Gwynn''
Fails. on the Liberty road. has been reported 70
the Board Of County Commissioners Of this county
IS being in Al unsafe condition.
The switch running into the lumber and
coal yard Of Messrs. =. :. Corkran & Son. in thi,
place. has been completed aud this week tina; drm
received n large quantity 81 coal.
The track Of the Maryland Central Rail.
road 10 laid as far a. Pylesvilie from the Pennsyl
vania end. and IL IL thought It will reach the
Rocks Of Deer Creek by the lst Of October.
The freight business l. 80 heavy On the
Maryland Central road thatit l. found impossibls
10 supply the demand for cars. those wishing "a
ship over the road being Obliged to wait their
turn.
Many horses in this vicinity are effected
with disease resembling the epiEootie. A nun.
Der that We have noticed have . swelling undei
the jaw and considerable discharge from the
nostriis.
- More than half the distance between Belaii
and Delta Is now covered BY the rails Of the
MARYLAND Central Railroad. Mecsbe Bros. are
pushing the WORK NJ rapidly as money and men
can do II.
Mrs.. Baldwin. the e.,imable wife Of Morri.
Baldwin. Esq. living near Baldwin. 18th district
died on the "a inst. Of paralysis. She was .
daughter Of the late Washington Hanway, oi
Hartford county.
The new postal notes will be jus, the thin
for RENTING subscription. Our subscribers eau
now cancel their Indebtedness BY adopting this
cheap method Of sending money. We hope they
will act promptly.
baltimore county farmers are busily engag
ed topping and cutting OF corn. and preparing th'
ground for fall seeding. The rains Of the pas,
week will be . great help to those that are back
ward in their blowing.
Mr.. Horace Clarke. Assistant SuPerintsn
dent Of the Southern Division Of the Illinois Cen
trail Railroad, sou of Gen. James c. Clark, former
" Of this county, 10 lying III at Milan, Tennessee
suffering from typhoid malaria.
-Enginser Mecubbin. who was seriously in
jured In the collision on the Western Maryland
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