The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-27

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There will be preaching a. Lutherville, by Rev.
W. II. II. Powers, in the Public Hall, every SUM-
day afternoon, at ~ o'clock.
To,esoHiorn M r.. ChHrch.-PTcaching Sunday,
at II .. IN. and at 73O p. m, by the pastor, Rev.
7. d. GLENN. Prayer and praise meeting on
Wednesday evenings. and class meetings on Fri
day evenings, at 1850 o'clock.
baltimore CircHif NJ y. CAHrch-Rev. r. T.
Smith, Pastor; Rev. j. NJ. gill. .Assis,ant-Preach
ing at Epson, Towsontowh. at II q. m, at War.
ren, at p. M, and Mt Bayne'ville, at p. IN.
81. Joka's =. z. Church. KisgsriHe.-services
every alternate Sunday morning, at II o'clock,
BY Rev. A. J. Barrow, rector.
Triaity Church, Long Gr,en.-serviees by Rev.
A. J. Barrow, rector, every alternate Sunday, ut
II o'clock. A. NJ.
The deaths In Baltimore city last week
were 800. Of which 92 were from smallpox.
When the Maryland Central reaches Beiar
the time between tha, point and Baltimore will be
about n hours.
Walter Boarman has been appointed a con.
stable for the lth district. for two years. by the
County Commissioners.
Rev Isaac +. Cook has been in the Me,ho.
dis, ministerial service for sixty years, and has
preached d,SVU sermons.
Capt. John II. suter. of woolbcrry. has
been elected department, commander for the state.
Of the Grand Army Of the Rerubiie.
Hon. Hart d. IIoiton. Of this county. Con.
gresham elect from the 5th Maryland district,
was in Washington on Wednesday.
a petition Is being numerously signed by
the residents Of Unon. IN the st district. of this
county, against the sale Of liquor in that village
-Messrs. Poole 4 Hunt. of woodberry. have
recently discharged sj workmcn from their es,ab-
lshment. owing 10 the inactivity in their foundcry
business.
Mr.. Jacob ". Graflin. prominent citizen
Of Baltimore. who died in that city on Tuesday
last. aged II years. was born in this county. lie
leaves family.
Rev. :. II. Thompson. formerly pastor Of
the GOvanstown Presbyterian church, now living
In Dakota for his health, l, on visit 20 friends In
Baltimore and vicinity.
Where. oh where. is the dre-proof addition
10 the Court House? II hasn't doomed up much
yet, Perhaps the next levy By the Commissioners
will enlighien Us on the subject.
in the Orphans Court ,hi. week letter. Of
administration were granted TO Edward Kimberly
on the estate " William II. Pierce: TO James e..
Taylor on the estate Of Mary +. Taylor.
-Iee.cut,ing has been again in progress the
pas, week and the supply is larger than the de-
nand. Those who fail 20 GIL their houses this
year will have only themselves TO blame.
The paper. very kindly tell the poor man
to make a nogrishing soup out Of q small piece of
meat. Ifthsy would only tell him how 10 get the
meat his wife would be much more obliged.
On sunday last while Hon. Richard Gra,on.
Of this place, opening bottle af salad oil. the
bottle broke. cutting hi. left hand very severely.
H. - =. ~ 4 Il = lii.
Mr.. Edwin Jessop and family. Of Dulany'.
Valley, this county. lef; for Allegheny City Pa.
on Monday last. Mr.. Jessop will engage ia busi-
ness there in connection With his brother. George
Jessop.
Mise Sidney Haines. daughter Of the Rev.
c. r Haines. formerly of Towsontown, but now
rector Of st. Paui's church. Petersburg. Va. died
recently At her fathers residence after long ILL.,
ness from bright's disease.
-Persons should preserve their local papers
for future reference. II may be one ofthe greatest
pleasures Of your old age to look back into the
nles Of such papers TO furnish data aud TO recall
events long since forgotten.
Rev. J. Watts shoaG will deliver n lecture
at Perry Hall. this county, Thursday evening
February isi, iss3, n7i o'clock. Substituted
Development" Admission. IS cents; ; children, Is
cents. Public cordially invited.
one portion Of Clinton stree; il brightly liz up
with the powerful gasoline and trying 70 shade
our beautiful January full moon. when our dark
est nights are shadOwed By their briliAncy.'
Mr.. Charles Henry. who for many year.
conducted the wheelwFight shop on the York
turnpike. near Texas. died at his late residence
in waverly, few weeks ago. aged about 50 years.
We believe be was native Of Hartford eoan,y.
AFTER the adjournment Of the Grand Jury
last week, they proceeded 20 the hotel Of Mr.. Sam I
j. Robinson, in this place. and partook Of a very
substantial dinner. gotten up in Mr. kobinsOn'.
beat style. After the feast had been EMO cd the
departed for their homes.
We have enjoyed good .leighing for up
wards Of two weeks and the opportunity to engage
in the pleasures thus offered have been missed
In fact the bells have been constantly jinging,
and the bellies have been correspondingly happy
As they should always be.
a weil.informed gentleman Gays IL costs
less TO run Baltimore ei,ys magnificent FIRE de.
partment than IL does 90 run Baltimore county
soda fountains" The hgures will be fo,thcom-
Ing very soon and then We shall see whether thi.
statement is truthful or not.
The young folks have been enjoying the
beautiful eoasting for a week or two past. and
have been having jolly times generally. so fat
as have learned THg USfoS's devil Il the
ealy person who me, with mi.hsp. and his was
not Of very serious nature.
AT the sleighing carnival held at Belair
last week. quite n crowd gathered 20 witness the
sport and a jolly time was had. The prize Of q
set Of sleigh bells was awarded Milton Greenway
for the best team, and similar prize 20 George
Doxen for the most ridiculous.
1t 10 said tha. hopes are expressed that
the old and welIknown frm Of Messrs. Henry
kiees Sons, tanners. Of Baltimore. will soon b,
able 10 resume business again. The failure q fev
weeks ago was caused by the failure Of othei
hrms largely indebted to them.
Mr.. Bhn MeGee, q well known lOeomotiv,
engineer on the n. c. X. r., died at bis home ia
Batimare on Saturday last, Of hemorrhage. II.
had been in the railroad service for about 20 years
lie was 4 nephew Of Messrs. Thomas and John
Wright, Of the Falls road, this county.
Mr.. Samuel II. Hoaaeksr living near Alesia
BALTIC. Hanover Railroad, has sold HE small
farm TO Mr.. Adam Laeabaugh, for 81 800. Mr.
George Hare, Of the same vicinity, has sold hi
property, upon which was a and grit mill
to Mt. Samuel II. HoGaeker, for $500.
Mr. Samuel o. MAlin has been appointed
train master Of the Baltimore Division Of the
Northern Central Railway. 10 succeed Mr. II. w.
Kapp, promoted 10 superintendent. Mr.. Joshus
Slade has been appointed station master at Cal.
vert Station, 10 succeed the late W. n. Boyer.
The Baltimore Metkodia copies several 10
cal items from the columns Of THE USiox and 81
the same time takes occasion 20 pay Ne . eompl
men, our local department which is highly ap.
preeiated by us. To recsiye \ compliment from
paper like the Mefkodisf is some,hing TO be prout
Of
There is = manifest feeling Of unrest among
our Democratic friends Of wavsriy. They ar
sorsiy troubled and the smallpox scare Is not th,
course Of the "worTiment" either. Perhaps th,
mystery will be fully explained next fall. 'wher
Il is the revelations may be Of somewhat painful