The Baltimore County union., 1883-03-17

Mr.. Edwin 4. Austen, of near Phiopoiis,
sth district, sent very fnc lot Of beef cattle Co
the Baltimore market few days ago.
Mr.. Rsis,cr Russell. Of the well known firm
of Russell Bros, Reistcrstown. was in Towsontown
this week aud called at TnE rSIos office.
The fund for Col. Harry Giimors children
now reaches upwards Of $4,000. IL 10 said that
there will be no difficulty in raising $4,000.
Mr.. Nicholas Ridgcly. an old resident Of
Howard county, Is dead. lie was a brother Of
Reuben aud John Ridgely. Of the same county.
The Northern Central Railroad has i52 en-
gines. with en- average value Of Sl1,G00 each
The Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore has
81.
-Largt quantities Of milk are now shipped
10 Baltimore daily by the Maryland Central road,
and the business In this line Is constantly inereas-
ing.
1t Il understood that Mr.. J. David Me-
Cubbin, well-known Democrat OF the 9Th district.
will be q candidate for the next House Of Dele
gates.
Prof. Ryder. a converted Jewish teacher.
will lecture in Chestnut Grove church, near Sweet
Air. on Monday evening next, 18th inst, a, y
o'clock.
At the next competitive examination held
BY Boss Isaac. one Of the questions TO bo asked
will be "Is Il customary for mules TO have ear
marksT
The total amount Of damages awarded by
the Jury for the ten pieces Of property condemned
for the use Of the Ca,onsvile Short Line Railroad
was $l225o.
MIR. Jesse Pocoek, Of Hartford county, has
sold his farm Of iO7 acres. situated in Marshails
district. to Mr.. Morgan Williams, Of the same
county, for $4,000 cash.
The Maryland Annual Conference. which
was held at Winchester, Va, aijournei ON Mon.
day last. A full list Of the appointments 10 pub
lishod in another column.
MIR. T. u. Gambrili. tuner aud repairer Of
pianos, will known in this county, Is now connec-
led with Messrs. Sanders 4 Staymah, No. Is y.
Charles street, Baltimore.
MIR. u. r. Minnick. Of Hartford county, has
Q flock Of II Southdown ewes that have produced
this season 10 lambs. Can't our farmers see that
sheep hu'baLdry will payl
The co. o.partnership here ofore existing be-
tween Messrs. Charles T.. Fendall and W. Frank
Mitchell, In the practice Of the law, has been
dissolved by mutual consent.
Ills said by some that this is the year for
the return Of the seventeen-year locusts. This 10
. mistake. a. Il has been bu, fifteen years since
they last made their appearance.
The bazaar for the benefit Of Trinity church
rectoTy, Towsontown, will commence at the Nata-
torium, north Howard street, Baltimore. wednes-
day, April 9Th, and continue three days.
The Belair Jail contains but two prisoners.
q man awaiting trial aud . eolored girl serving
out q sentence Of thirty days. This showing
speaks pretty welfor the morals OF Hartford county
COL. 4. II. Webster has lost two valuable
calves recently. One out Of one Of his imported
Dutch frsisian hefers and the other from hi. hes,
Jersey COW. The Jersey calf was valued NJ 5000.
Hon. David Fowler, tho new Associate
Judge for this COUNT, is winning golden opinions
from ali. lie presides with much dignity. and
withai Is o gentleman Of eour,iy and agreeable
manners.
a large number Of ladies ard gentlemen
from Towsontown attended the 0ratorio in Balti.
more on Friday evening Of last week. A special
train for their accommodation was run on the Ma
ryland Central road.
Mrs. Shilling, . very aged woman Of this
town. and wife Of John Shilling, met with quite n
severe accident on Monday by falling from the
steps Of her house. Il was thought At hrst tha,
she had broken one OF her legs
"A man stopping his paper wrote: ~ think
folks often TO spend their mummy for paypers. mi
dadda didnent and every boldly sed he was the In.
teiigentes man in the country and had the smart
est family OF bois that ever was"
-On Friday Of last week Mr.. A. J. Smith, oi
s.,;anl,,,.l colc,.' Mr' ~. y. Massey ,.,a.ns,
.,iI.mn,or. ne., Tors.ntovn. ma. n eansid.,,
70, ,hs po,i,ion and received two votes.
The Eikton Ns'e, reports the los, Of an Al.
derney COW owned by Mr.. Frank Whitaker. oi
Gil .o,r,v and ,,y. ~. va. ysIued a, s-5 s0o
TIL. ~. ss,,ainiv a hi,h nr;ceI COW ami mu.,
.s......,,w 4. . s,.., ias. ~ M, wh,,.ks,
MIR Charles u. Mcclean, Who has been
thrice elected county surveyor for baltimore eoun
III IL i =. l.n H. l..
.nod asss., .nd ha. sil.j the nosi,ion with e,sdi,
a. himself a we'll as 10 the people Who elected him
We End that there are great many peopl,
In Baltimore county who are opposed To local op
tion but who favor high license system. They
snd s,"~S th. mos. ai,renutsble ones on, oS ss'
is.snrs
MIR. Harry Councilman, of the 18th district
has been re appointed a constable for two years
by the County commissioners. NJ. couneiiman
has made very eheient and faithful otheer. and
ss,sn,io,'
-Rey. George Morrison having rented hii
farm, near the Big Gunpowder bridge. Philadei
phia road, will have an extensive public sale on
Thursday, March 2?d. Mr.: n. N. Brian, the well
known auetioneer, will conduct the sale. See ad
Rev. A. w. Rudisiil, who was at one tint
pastor Of the 81. Z. church at Govanstown. wa
appointed by the late Conference Presiding EldeI
ofwest Baltimore district. lie is son-in-iaw o
DR.. Rankin, Of wayerly. and the youngss, Pre-
siding Elder inthe Conference.