The Baltimore County union., 1883-05-19

day afternoon, at ~ o'clock.
Tsrsoatorn H. T.. ClMrek-Rsr. ~. T. d.
CieSsH. Pas'or.-The following will be the order
Of religious services on Sabbath next: Preaching
at II .. m. Subject, "Christian Character" Al
o'clock In the afternoon n special meeting for
the members Of the church. aud at s y. IN. a ser.
mon. Subject, "The Pale Horse" All cordially
invited.
81. Joka's NJ. q. Church, ,LHtkerriHe.-Preach.
Ing Sunday, at a. IN. and 7.So p: m. BY the pas
tor. Rev. WIN. Dailam Morgan. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening, at 5.50 o'clock.
Tor.oa,oen Pre.Lyierian Chapei.-Preaehing g
tomorrow afternoon, at 81 o'clock, by Rev. W. J..
Gill, Of Baltimore.
Trinity Church. Long Grsen.-Services by Rev.
A. J. Barrow. rector, every Sunday afternoon, at
- o'clock p. NJ.
81. Joha's y. r. CAarck. KiEy.riHe.-Scrviccs
every Sunday morning, at io.i5 o'clock, by Rev.
A. J. Barrow, rector.
Mr. Edwin J. Farbsr. Of ,hi. county, Is in
Augusta, Georgia.
The May term Of the Circuit Court begins
The free use Of lime about your premises
will ward OF disease.
Mr.. Henry c. Zouck. Of Glen Morris, ".
NJ. II. r.. has moved TO Hanover. fs.
Mr.. Samuel s. DUNCAN. Of this county, has
rented the Eastern Hotel in Westminster.
The Pomona Orange Of Howard county, will
meet at ciarksvilie. May 26th. at 10 a. m.
john Myers. eOlored. Of Towsontown. has
been arrested, charged with beating his wife.
At the commencement Of court at Bclair on
Monday last, there were but three prisoners in jail
The new freight ears for the Maryland Cen
trail have arrived and there Is immediate use for
them.
Two new churches will be built in IIamp.
stead this summer-a Lutheran and Methodist
Episcopal.
Mr.. Thomas u. TTimbie. OF Baltimore. was
married on ,he 9Th inst, to Miss Ida =. lIoshail.
OF Parkton.
1t 10 said the sey eniccn. year locusts will mol,
make their appearance until lss5. Their last
visit vas in is6s.
Capt. Hunt. conductor on the Baltimore and
Hanover Railroad, IL at his home at Monkion, this
county, on the sick list.
The ladies Of woodberry have organized a
Ladies' Loyal League, to be connected with Den
isOn Post, Of that place
The early part Of the past week 1, would
have been difficult TO decide whether this Is really
spring or the tail end Of winter.
There wasa slight frost on Thursday morn.
ing Of the present week. but not enough 20 do any
damage TO fruit aad vegetation.
John b. Slade, Of WOodensburg. diei on Thurs
day, aged 50 years aLd months.
Mr. Samuel Brady. chairman Of road eoui-
missionsrs Sd district. asks proposals for grading
Howardvilie avenue. in said district.
The cut worms are very numerous in some
Of the tomato deids Ia Hartford county, n. many
As three worms being found IN one hill.
The distance from Baltimore 20 Belair by
the Maryland Central Railroad is q miles, and IL
10 said there will be . station at every mile.
Andrew W. Fink. a carpenter. employed a,
Mt Vernon Mills, has lost tso fingers Of his rsh;
hand by being caught in planning machine.
The sheep shearing season has arrived. and
the price, as offered foT the hseee az II comes from
the sleeps back, starts At % 10 g cents per pound
-osing to the large crop Of ice gathered last
winter IL 10 thought that this necessary article will
be great deal cheaper this summer than it was
last.
DR.. J. W. c. Cudiy. formerly \ resident Of
this town, and son Of Mr.. John r. cuddy. Of this
county, is lying very Ill at his residence in the
city.
The School Boarl was in session on wed.
nesday, transacting but little business. Bills 20
the amount Of s6oi.6s were passed and ordered
paid.
The clerk 20 the Commissioners Of Hartford
county has issued but nine fertilizer licenses for
the current year. Last years s-Ine forty licenses
were issued.
On the llth instant . jury declared Ann
Washington TO be an insane pauper, and the Court
ordered her 20 be sent 10 the Maryland Hospital
for the Insane.
County Treasurer Parks on Saturday last
commenced receiving taxes on the levy Of lss3,
snd about $4,000 we're paid in. The discount this
month 10 six per cent.
Mr.. George =. L0omi., Of this county, has
bought the farm Of James X. Read, situated near
Carroiitou. Carroll eounty, containing about 81
acres, at SO. so per acre.
-Four fat men, residents Of Glen Rock, y.
c. r. r., recently met and were weighed, tipping
the beam at i.0i0 pounds. The town Of q. X.
must be healthy place.
Where do all the nickle three eent pieces
come from! vast number Of them appear to bs
Ia circulation just now-more than We ever remem-
ber 20 have seen before.
Hereford ". Z. Circuit, this county, was in Tow
sontoun on Wednesday. His many friends here
are always glad 20 see him.
Mr.. John Z. Crout, Of Reisterstown, has
made arrangements With the Western Maryland
Railroad Company TO conduct its restaurant at
Pen-Mar the eoming season.
The annual Baptist Association was held
this week q, Black Rock church. this county. be-
glnniag on Wednesday. The weather was very
fne and the attendance large.
The fare by the Maryland Central from
BeIair to Baltimore 10 6s cents less than By the
Edge~ood route. The travelling public viii GER
tainly appreciate this difference.
-Notwi,hstandingt the tobacco tax ceased on
the lst inst, the price Of the weed has not been
daced, tho retailer either poeks,ng the amount or
adding Il TO the wages Of his employees.
During the past week two bills for divorce
have been iied In the Circuit Court here-one by
Mary A. Mason W. John 7. Mason. and one by
Virginia z. Baier W. John X. Baier.
The Shirley Hall Society will give closing
- k.tr hail - Eurt
on Wednesday evening next. They will be
sisted BY the we'll -known minstsels. s~ift Chase.
Fire COmmissioner Chas. 7. Holloway offers
Q reward Of $500 for the arrest and conviction Of
the person or persons who set on Ere a dwelling &
on Gorsueh avenue, in this county. on Sunday last.
-sevsral other jurors have been excused the
past week and others have been drawn In their
places. By the time the May term begins, II this
keeps up, very few Of those originally drawn ~ill
Be len.
Mr.. william Ramsey. through his counsel.
Major Yeott. has hled . bill Of complaint against
the Maryland Central Railroad to enforce lien
for s9T5, alleged 10 be due for the erection of
bridges.
Mr.. Fouik Jones, of Slate Hili, York eoun-
ty, and Mr.. Stephen b. Miles. . wealthy farmer
and business man Of Nebraska. spent Tuesday
night 10 TousOntown, visiting their friend, Mr. J.
PARK Wiley.
Since the shooting Of John Tehaney, in
Belair, the night before local option vent into
eject In Hartford county, the DsIoeyat man says
hs has not heard Of any body being sho, or "haif-
shot" since.
On Monday morning last between thirty
and forty people took the morning train Of the
Maryland Central road at Fsli.ton for Baltimore.
The travel from that point appears to be daily on
the increase.
At the banquet given By the Towson Guards
on Monday last In honor of the visiting military
tho Mt. Washington eompany-col. d. q. Me-
Intosh and Q. Bonn slingiua, Rsq., made interest
ing speeches.