The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-08-11

Property Transfers In BALTIC. County,
Deeds, Leases, Mortgages, Bills Of Sale, etc., 70
eeived for record in the Office Of the Clerk Of III,
Circuit Court for Baltimore county;
DEEns.
Hugh Sisson and wife TO W. l.. sstoTk.
Ann Ford and husband to Jno. Katernagel.
Il. A. Wells to u. I. Wells.
Christopher Dumer 20 Elizabeth Baker.
J. T. Ensor, assignee. 10 Il. 7. y. Lees.
X. 7. n. Lees and wife TO Henry Ehlen ct al.
X. X. BoaFman Fl al, trs., to J. NJ. wilkinson.
:; NJ. wilkinson and wife to W. 7. Coz ct al
Mary Parks Of al, trs., 10 J. X. Parks.
Melville Gambrill to O. W. wann.
Z. L. - wife TO Susanna Coney.
Jacob PortE 10 Elizabeth Boyd.
Greenbury buckingham and wife TO c. b. Green.
:. ;. BaitEeli ct al TO b. N. Baker.
y. N. Baker and wife 10 benedict Walker.
J. ]. feliott OF al, trustees, To NJ. II. Barton.
John Ahearn ct nj to Sarah Flint.
J. ii. keene and wife 60 Redmund Gray.
Leonidas lowering To NJ. V. snowden.
ID. J. Wall and wife 10 Margaret Breckenbridge.
u. A. Bagley aud husband TO Levi Justus.
James Broumel and wife TO NJ. y. Broumei.
WIN. Parks. treas, TO Co. Com, deeds.
u. A. Hams TO J. II. kennard.
W. A. Fisher and wife TO Jane Broadbent.
Frank Crook ct al 10 y. II. Davidson.
!. ". Head, administrator. TO I. II. Peddicord.
J. q. Melville and sife TO Patrick Hassan.
J. ;. Ditch and wife 10 y. p. X. Walsh.
q. q. Hooper, attorney, 2c., to Jos. Matthews.
hobcrt Poole and wife, &C., W. II. Burns.
ID. u. Carroll, &c., to Mrs. Fanny Timanus.
ASSIGNMENT.
Anthony PhsteTer 90 John Behrens.
,. o. HyEer aud husband 20 Jane Broadbent.
a. d. Clemens, Jr., TO Christian Geisel.
MORTGAGES.
W. y. Filler 20 q. ". Umbaek, $500.
"reehbury buckingham and wifeto J. W. Green.
$210.
". l. Bond and wife TO Mactier wardcld, 81, 500.
Benedict Walker wi. to C. J. Baker, trs., s.. 500.
10 u. ". Baker, q, 500.
W. G. Woods and wife 20 Marion wellscor, 81 200.
Bankers and Merchants Telegraph co, &e., to
Farmers Loan aud Trust Co., $500, 900.
Philip Fix and wife to Harrison Bid. Asso., No.
y, $500.
Aquila Matthews aud wife to Ruth p. Matthews.
Slgs.25.
Henry snowden aud wife to Central Saving,
Bank, 81, 500.
y. n. Kennard aud wife to A. NJ. Smith, s2,sOo.
y. o. liyEer and hush. to Mary MeClernan, ST.
300.
Joseph Linton aud wife to Metropolitan Savings
Bank. $1,000.
Christian Gei.el to wAvcrIy -. A.. $500.
Isaac u. Peddicord and wife "a Metropolitan
Savings Bank, 5000.
W. j. Carback 60 Henry Howell. 5000.
Hannah Thomas, 2c., To Eleventh Ger. Amer. u.
A., sl.OiO.
WIN. II. Burn, aud wife to J. :. Martin, $500.
Andrew Banks aud wife to j. T.. IlOfecker, -, 600
Garden Work for AuRust.-The Mary.
t"Hd Farmer makes the following suggestions for
garden work for this month. a. follows:
THTnip.-Up 60 the Goth Of August turnips
may be seeded, but IL il better TO have the crop
down earlier.
Csicry Bsd.-Sec that the celery beds are pre-
pared in the best manner. and when this is done
set your plants.
Setting ont CaJbaye piaa,.--C abbage plant.
for fall use should have been set out before this.
II the work Is not done, choose n moist day and
do II at once. II the season continues dry. still
set out the plants Of an evening water freely.
CaLJage-kecp cabbage plants already planted
free of weeds, aud water abundantly in dry
weather.
fork over the bed and top dress literally with salt
and wood ashes.
SpiHoch--buring the first and second weeks oi
the month prepare bed for spinach, make IL
very rich. Sow in drills tor use in September and
October. Towards the close of the month pre-.
pare another bed Of the richest soil for early
spring spinach. For this latter SOW spinach Of
the prickly variety.
Radishes-Continuct TO SOW radish seed Of the
turnir rooted variety n week during the
month. The Chinese rose or white radish Is the
beet.
Ss'aH Saiadisg-Sow small salading to come
in succession at intervals Of a week.
Pm-A few rows Of peas may be sown in the
shady part of the garden. They must be watercd
freely and often.
B,"Hs-Continue to plant beans. Beans for
pickles should be planted towards the middle Of
the month. Hoe and water your climbing beans.
L''i"es-set out lettuce plants for heading, and
SOW fresh bed for late use.
Eadires-Tic up to bleach such of the endiyc
plants rs are large enough.
Melons and CaafsieIpss-kcep these clean and
water freely in dry weather.
B"ddiHy-Cherries and pluDs may be budded
this month, wherever the bark parts freely from
the wood.
Wnferiny-water all the growing plants in the
garden often and regularly, choosing by prefer
encc the evening this work. after the sun zoe.
down.