The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1884-10-04
Religious Notices.

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Religious Notices.
Trinity p E. Church, To,csontolen.--Preaching
Sunday by the rector, Rev. W. II. H. Powers, at
IL A. m. and s p. m. Wednesday afternoon SER
vices at o'clock.
There will be preaching at Lutherville, by Rev.
W. H. H. Powers, in the Public Hall, every Sun
day afternoon, at II o'clock.
To,osontoicn NJ E. Church.-Preaching Sunday,
at IL a. m. and at u p. m, by the pastor, Rev.
PRAYER andpraise meeting on wednesday even
ings, and class meetings on Wednesday afternoons,
at o'clock, and Friday evenings, at o'clock.
81. Johns ". e. Church, Lmserrilie.-Preach-
ing Sunday, at IL a. IN. and 7.30 p. M, by the pas
tor Rev. VIM. Dallam Morgan. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening, at 1880 o'clock.
Mr.. William Dunty has been appointed
postmaster at Fork, 18th district.
"A poultry raiser says that short eggs pro-
duce hen chickens and long eggs produce cock
erels.
The famous protector of the brute creation,
Mr.. Henry Bergh, of New York, visited Balti-
more last week.
The famous bee culturist, Mr.. Lake, for
merly of this place, will exhibit his apiary at the
Cecil county fair.
The colored voters of Ellicott City have
organized Blaine, Logan and Holton Club, with
seventy two members.
The Postofice Department uses 100000
mail bags and it costs the Government $4,000
year to keep them in repair.
Two of our old citizens passed away last
week within few hours of each other-Mr. Geo.
W. Pilson and Mr.. Adam H. Krout.
Mr.. r. Quincy Hall, member of the bar,
who spent the summer in Towsontown, removed
his family back to the city this week.
Mr.. Samuel Hare, of the 9th district of this
county, has Chester and Essex sow, that has
given birth to litter of twenty-one pigs.
The Pennsylvania Railroad is now running
a buffet Pullman palace car to New York on the
train which leaves Baltimore at $50 a. m.
Miss E. REIN and Miss Julia Fattebert, Of
Annapolis, are visiting the family of Mr.. Charles
NJ. Jessop, of DuIany's Valley, this county.
Mr. Joseph NJ. STREET., editor of the Har-
ford Democrat, is building large warehouse at
the MARYLAND Central Railroad depot, at Beair.
Mrs Matilda Ceilings, mother of Mr.. Sam
uel Ceilings of Lutherville died at her residence,
Georgetown, D. c., on Thursday last, aged So
years.
II is the fashion for ladies to wear their
fancy pocket handkerchief tucked into their
sleeve, leaving at the wrist the colored border
visible
Mr.. J. Park Wiley, formerly agent for the
Maryland Central road at Towsontown, has rent
ed house in Baltimore and will move his family
to the city.
-Archbishop Gibbons. accompanied by sew
eral prominent Catholic clergymen, visited Notre
Dame school, near Govanstown, this county,
few days ago.
some men live. They toll not, neither do they
spin, yet they knock Solomon sky high, so far as
raiment is concerned"
No doubt those persons who were saying
all along that our county fair would surely bring
rain, are now congratulatng themselves on being
Charles ssrset avenue to the Falls road, is being
pushed vigorously. When completed this will
make beautiful improvement.
On LIST instant, the postof6ce known as Elk
Ridge Landing, Howard county, was changed to
Elk Ridge. Persons transacting business through
the office should observe the change.
"The good st. Paul has gone to rest,
St. Peters at the wicket,
While poor St. John is left below
To head the Temperance ticket"
John T. Ridgely, of Howard county, the
harness kleptomaniac, who was declared insane
by the Court has been sent to the Maryland
Hospital for the insane situated in this county.
"A gentleman in Hartford county raised the
past season I,5O0 bushels of marketable tomatoes
from five acres He is satisfied that he lost fully
five hundred bushels from the heat and drought.
This being the season of ivy poisoning,
those afflicted will find specific remedy in the
application of nickle's worth of oxalc acid dis
solved in a quart of rain water, and bathed fire.
quently.
had twenty -one different varieties of apples on
exhibition at the county fair this week. The
fruit was perfect and beautiful and attracted much
attention.
Mr.. Edwin Warield, editor of the Ellcott
City Times, and State Senator from Howard
county upon invitation of the National Demo-
cratic Committee, has been in New York assisting
in campaign work.
Tho 18th district Holton Club has been re-
organized and is now Blaine, Logan and Holton
Club. The organization is composed of active
workers, who will render good account of them
selves in November.
The registration officers of this county sit
two days next week-Monday and Tuesday
See notice of places, &C., in our advertising
columns. If you fail to register then you can't
vote in November.
George Little, aged % years, brakeman
on the BALTIC & Ohio R. R., who fell from a train
at the Relay House on Saturday last, had his skull
fractured and died the same day. He lived at
Sykesville, Carroll county.
The store of Thomas Neal, of Hampden,
Falls road, was broken into on Monday night and
The stealing of chickens is also becoming quite
common in the same locality.
Mr.. Isaac Burkins, an old toll gate keeper
on the Falls road, was painfully injured few
days ago by falling from o wagon on which he
was riding, and one of the wheels running over
his left arm crushed it terribly.
William carp, freight conductor on the
Maryland Central Railroad, who was painfully
injured by falling from car at the Rocks of Deer
Creek few weeks ago, is able to be about gain,
but has not entirely recovered.
The corner stone of the new Methodist
Protestant church, that is being built in Belair,
will be laid at o'clock p. m, on Wednesday,
October Sth, by Rev. ]. 7. Murray, d. d., Presi-
dent of the Maryland Conference.
The Westminster SeRtinet considers base
ball a healthy, manly exercise, but nevertheless,
advises the heads of households ifthey would have
the small boy stick to his books, to set example
of moderation in baseball indulgence.
Some of the most beautiful butter at the
county fair was made by son az years old) of Mr.
off q premium. The butter was made entirely by
the boy, without the assistance Of any one.
Mr.. Harris J.. Chiffon has purchased at
public SALE a lot of ground Madison avenue
near the Park, improved by three-story brick
dwelling, with back building, for $780, subject,
however, to an annual ground rent of 5000.
From the Rambler: Miss Kate Field
doubtless an carbohydrates that "there can
be no great men without grandmothers." No
Kate, and there can be no grandmothers without
rrandfathers Give the old man chance, Kate
The Messrs. Hays, of Churchville, Hartford
county, have received five Durham cattle from
Canada-one bull and four cows. They will be
on exhibition at the Hartford fair. One of the
cows is the mother of some notable prize-winners.
We had a pleasant call on Monday from
Mr.. J. E. Nicholson, managing editor of The VII
ssinqtonian, of Wilmington, Delaware. He has
been visiting relatives in this county, his wife
being niece of Mr.. Joseph Jackins, of Mt. WASH
ington.
"A physician is quoted as saying that there
is grave waiting not far ahead for children who
are "never hungry for breakfast" We don't
know about that, but it is evident that there is
gave waiting for children who are hungry for
breakfast and cannot get it.
The Woodbury. Neos and the Waverly
NeUs have been consolidated, and will hereafter
be conducted by the Baltimore county Publishing
Company. Mr.. Henry T. DAILY will conduct the
Woodbury. department, ald Mr. Joseph A. War
den, the Waverly department.
The people living along the line of the new
Baltimore and Ohio extension are now suffering
fronn visitation of heas which has almost reached