The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-16

tomorrow afternoon, at - o'clock, by Rev. W. J.
Gill, OF Baltimore.
Trinity Church. Long Green.-serviees by Rev.
- o'clock 7. VI.
81. Joha'. r. e. Casreh. ns.riiie.--servless
every Sunday morning, at lO.i5 o'clock, by Rev.
A. j. Barrow, rector.
Don't be afraid to let a little sunshine into
your dweIiings.
The Patapsco Institute. at ElIieott City,
closed its scholastic year on the 18th inst.
-Messrs Marley Bros, have placed in their
drug store a very handsome soda fountain.
--Andrew Creager lied at HE residence. near
ilarrisonvilic. "a district. the IA inst, aged
about 20 years.
III merchant could "fai" as often "0ld
Prob" has been doing lately he'd be millionaire
In three months.
- baltimore County Grange held n meeting
at the hall of Garrison Forest Grange Pikesviile,
on Friday Of last week.
ME-. Washington Chestnut and wife. Of BAL.
timore. who spent last summer in Towsontown.
are again scjourning here.
Mr.. Gesrge VI. Hiss. Of Baltimore, IL rusti.
eating in the upper end Of the county, where he
will remain n month or more.
The Blue Ridge Mountain House. W. NJ.
II. r.. IL - miles from Baltimore. II will be
opened for guests about July LIST.
There are 100 canning establishments in
Hartford county. Peas. corn and tomatoes are tho
principal products Of these canneries.
The Philadelphia extension Of the Bslti.
more aud Ohio Railroad Company, 10 expected 10
be completed within eighteen months.
David Walsh. an old resident Of woodbcrry,
died there on Tucsday, aged 60 years. lie was
an industrious eitissG aud well thought Of.
We have lately had splendid rains and
vegetation, which was suffering greatly from
drought, 10 now making splendid progress.
-Bisaop Pinkney will visit Mt. Washington
IN Sunday next. aud administer the rite Of con
Arua,ion at ST. Johns 7. +. church. at II o'clock.
Mr.. Thomas J. Leftwitch, son Of Rev. Jas.
r. Leitwitch. Of baltimore. was admitted at.
toiuey Of the Baltimore county court on Wednes-
day.
MIR. William =. Weller, Of this county. has
been awarded 4 contrae, 90 furnish Baltimore city
with 100000 Belgian blocks for street paving. at
S7T per l.eOo.
Hon George Hawkins Williams il living Mt
the old Cuttings homestead, In Long Green Valley.
and may be seen on the Maryland Central road
almost any day.
Col. John n. Denning. formerly \ we'll.
known citizen Of Govanstown, this county. has
been quite III at Peppers Hotel. Baltimore, where
he makes his home.
-Persons having cuts or bruises on their
hands or faces should be very careful in handling
phosphates, eases Of fbiood-poisoning having been
caused in this way.
1a,bott. Of David.onville. Anne Arundel county,
has presented the NJ. l.. church at that place with
bali weighing $50 lbs.
----The congregation Of the Presbyterian
ehs pei In this town, held festival three nights
the va. week. proceeds to be applied to putting
a new goof on the chapel.
vIs Belar Democrat says Il is intended to
mn, nm an Inexpensive but architectural depot in
that town. and that the citizens will be asked to
assist In lis eons,ructlon.
AIR. telder C. slingluh. who has rented for
the summer n, g house OF Mrs. Phillips, situated on
Penn,yIyania /. venue. opposite the Court House,
moved his famiiy' IN this week.
-wil,on Pos, 40. I. Of Baltimore. has pre-
sented 10 @. X. Wa rrsn Post, OF Waverly, q Por-
trait Of Gen. q. X. warren, U. Army, after
whom the waverly l'oft was named.
Through pri .'ate note received from Mr.
Il. Quincy Hall. attoi ney at law, Baltimore. We
learn that his wife has been very III for tue,
but Is now thought 10 be out Of danger.
-Mr Geo. q. Presbury. Of baltimore, whose
death occurred at Long Branch. on Friday Of last
week, was n brother.in-law Of the venerable Capt
Thomas Love, Of I.Ove,On, this county.
james 7. Artnaeost, well known in this
more postofiee for many years, has been succeed
ed BY Benjamin T. chenoweth, Of Towsontown.
1t Is expected that passenger trains will DO
running regularly 20 Belair early next week. Our
neighbors Of that pretty village arc very anxious
10 hear the snort Of the iron horse in their midst.
Nj. aeorge Archer, tho architect, who has
done much Of tho draughting for the Maryland
Central Railroad In Hartford county, IL preparing
plans and specifications for the depot In Beair
rtafa af tha afa I'M
running between Beiair aud Baltimore, has not
discontinued running his stages, as has been
ported butts doing alaTger business than formerly.
The woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Of Baltimore Circuit N. Z. church, will hold their
annual tea, June 10th, at the U. 8. Arsenal, Pixies
willie. The friends Of the cause should assist this
good work.
The mail contractor on the route from Delta
TO Belair will establish daily stage line to con.
meet with trains on the Maryland Central Railroad.
Round trip tickets from Delta or Pylesvile 10 BAL
fillmore win be sold at So.
Mr.. John W. Garrett has presented 20 the
King Of Italy his splendid horse Damascus. Tho
horse was raised at Montebelio. Mr.. CARROTS
.,o0nsry place, In this county, and was shipped
n vn Baltimore on Tuesday.
Mr.. J. n. Keech, Of Washington, aceompa
MED NY his wife. spent few days IN Towsontown
AZ. M. 4 week, visiting his uncle. WIN. S. Keeeh.
Eso' str. Keech Eas married May 3ist 20 Miss
Electa II unt, Of Washington.
We, sasinster Adsseafs: "cnroil county's
deb, does n u exceed $4,000, or about si.2o per
head. But IL probable the county . asset. toIt.
standing take VI are nearly epfhsssnt to Offset this,
and In reality 80 hs~s no 5sss-"
-Gieneoe springs Hotel, on the line Of the
Northern Centrd road, in this county, had
number of distin guishsd guests the past week,
some Of them beiag foreigners. II Is beautifully
located In . very heakhfui section.
Miss Evelyn Paiptsr. daughter Of Milton
Painter, Of Ouings' Mlis, died at her fathers res
idsnce on Wednesday Of last week. She had been
In delicate health and had bot recently teturnsd
from Europe. She was II years old.
The Hartford county Insurance Company
has determined not 10 pay the Insurance upon the
Scarborough, of Hartford county, was acquitted
last week. The company will stand suit.
The Catonsvilie Railroad Company IL hav-
ing some new cars made for its line. The seats
instead Of running along the sides Of the car run
transvsrsely, with an aisle kstueen the two rows
Mr.. Thomas c. Brun. Secretary. Treasurer
and Examiner Of the baltimore county School
Board has rented the residence Of Mrs. Gallagher,
10 this town. Mr.. Brud has heen living in the
ely since the smedley House has been closed.
We hear Of one farm, not great way from
Tousontown, that has 30 acres in wheat from
which q Is believed not 200 bushels will be realized
The rust, ny and other disadvantages have con.
spirsd 70 bring about this condition Of the crop.
The hrm of Msrryman Bros. Co., een'-
posed Of George Mcrryman, Oliver p. Merryman
and n. J. Baker. Jr. have disposed Of all their
rights privileges, machinery. &C., 10 their brick
business, TO the Carroll Brick Company % Balti-
more.
The will ofAugust ohle, late of Homestead,
this county, YES admitted TO probate ON Tuesday.
was well known 10 many Of our citizens, having
conducted the cut straw business for very many