The Baltimore County union., 1883-05-12

81. Josn'. =. q. Church. K'agsrine.-services
every Sunday morning, at io.tS O'Clock, by Rev.
A. J. Barrow, rector.
Mr.. d. Hopper Emory, Of this county, 10
librarian Of the Baltimore oratorio Society.
We return thanks To Mr.. Lewis Yoder. Of
Long Green, for very choice fruit trees sent
Mr.. Samuel Ceilings. Of Luthorvilic. has
purchased twenty IA, steers from Mr.. Fred Heb.
Of York county.
-Mr. George ". Pilson. one of our oldest
citizens. who has been quite III for some ,imc Is
still unimproved.
We experienced very warm weather por
tion Of the past week. the thermometer on Tuesday
registering IS degrees In the shade.
The prospects were never better for m
abundant fruit crop. Thi. is especially regard.
ing cherries, pears, plams AMI apples.
Farmers are getting along exceedingly we'll
with their spring work. notwithstanding the bad
weather they have had 20 contend with.
Mr.. Lcander Foreman. OF Govanstown. has
been confined 20 the house for the pas, six weeks.
suffering from inhammatory rheumatism.
Many persons from Towson,own attended
Barnums circus. which exhibited in Baltimore on
Monday and Tuesday Of the present week.
&C. Ridgeiy Goodwin, Esq. Of the 81 district
Of this county, sailed frim Baltimore for Europe
on Monday last, In the steamship Parisisn.
A. H.. A. a.. al. st.a. a..
Prcsen, day are being 'sehooied but not eluca-
ted" There Is a distinction which is n difference.
Ma, R.h..., lillian J.rt;,. lau,h,.r ~
an. I.,s Nj ~ I.rL;ns I. J.ad Shs 80. a
Ssxan, c,,hol;. aud src,,i, s.,ccncl bv a Is,,c
circle Of friends.
darlington. Hartford county. l. having quite
boom in house building. A correspondent; say 3
"this strange after its having been dead for
about dfty years
III. ron,hiv ,ono,, os co,,,v r,...,,..
p.,t. .hov. r..s;n,. ircinlin,. ca.h ., hanS y,
hs.;nn;n, q, Sn,;I 500 Seo as d;sh,,.a,n"n,s g.
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M.'!A". Nen.'1. '.,u, .i-ue 'uc run from 'nat
Po'n' ~ .us ~ y" nvn"as morning ,a., ana mas
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n .ne gsne'a' Iema,k luV now ina,
tfuit trees were perhaps never iaicr OF blossoms
.nan ,ney a'e ~ p'e'en'. 'h's y any ina'ca-
""h '"'s 'nou'i DC P"e"'nena' run year.
,pr. u. WINS, Druggist OF ms place Is
soou' pu''ug va ~" n," s"u '"iP,otSi ."ua wafer
to"htaih' he VII a'so seep ." ".Ausnt "aeg'I
stsoh"a' peep ROCK anu "'"er n'nerA waters
a. J. Mabbet,, formerly conductor on the
io,k ROAD railway, oat ior many years connected
wmn 'ne .uP''e e.eIh .'nunuIy o. nanini"rei
VII e''a""s" "'"u0" VI w cs'"""s"'nen' ii
be'a"'
Hon. Stevenson Archer has been elected
eorresPonding secretary OF ,ae Hartford county
Agnea"uIai soeie'y' Aheh h.hmah was CHOSEN
sn'sI maIsna'' ahu D. N'a"'o'u i""mpSoh' "ca
tenant marshall
The small boy, with.his willow or chestnut
whistle nils the air with melodious notes Of 'h'
.ung .nan ma' "o! WIN "a'N "n's"e-uh'es'
u DC Two OF them'
a horse attached 20 wagon belonging 10
George Jarrett OF the ISth district, ran away o.
wednesday, on the Washington road, near tbs
eiy hmts, ana damaged wagon ana contents to
the amount OF sou.
"A young widow asks "ifit Is true that when
Wild goose's mate dies It never takes another ?
An eAcsAnss an'".rs @ yes on, 'e'is ner not 70
sory se.u. .hM. no reason " acts 'ha way u
'oeAase s'".e'
1t appears that the advent Of local option
IN three OF our adcining counties was preceded BY
grand drunks IN some OF their principal towns
Let US hope that these may be followed hy long
spells OF strict sobcrness.
The Hartford county Fire Insurance Com,
pany at II. last meeting directed the pay,nent al
the following losses; Col. Herman S,umn. barn
and contents. $4,000; W. Abernathy. dwelling
A-s0. McT)evi,, SION
80. a..
~ granger from the upper End tfaEelec
nearly tnlrty mule, 10 bnl''inore % sec barnum
snow, out struck 'hc eatue yafds al Caiser'oh o'
mistake and only discovered ms error when told
that 'that snow was iFce'
a general dryness prevails in old Hartford
county since May.day. We have heard Of on,
gentleman who possessed keg Of beer, but beins
inexperienced In bung starting, had 10 remain
Thirsty with the rest Of them.
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.,,, i.d.. Ia, ,h.,, w;,n. hsnds - h.,,'
~. .nss. a., 80 g.. .sIsh s. ".r ,.D. mn
~. ,hlnLs " Tai. c,,,nn.,a si;,a- n. sy -,
80. - r.. 4. .'isas.as -. '''' ""' ''''''"'
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"A telephone line y being erected by Mcssrs
Diiworh, Bartieson aud otheTs from near Fork
on the Hartford pike, 70 Dtl"orih's' on ;he Mary
tsna Oenrai. ihis VIII DC great nccommoda-
uon 10 the citizens OF that section.
Some OF the now freight cars for the Mary.
land Central road arrived this week. They have
been badly needed as the number formerly on hand
was insufficient 10 move the freight in which the
road IL now doing very heavy business
Mr.. Lewis Trogelcr IL one Of the olies, re-,
idsnts Of Govanstown, being now about eighty.
nine years Of age. lie has a very large and aour-