The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1884-08-09
Property Transfers in BALTIC. County,

Property Transfers in BALTIC. County,
Deeds, Leases, Mortgages, Bills of Sale, etc., re-
ceived for record in theofice of the Clerk of the
Circuit Court for Baltimore county:
DEEDS AND ASSIGNMENTS.
VIM. W. Hook & wife to James M. Girvin, ct al.
John George Schwind to Sarah G. Brown.
Patrick Calhoun to Arthur A. Rich.
Arthur A. Rich to VIM. Seymour.
I. G. Latrobe, trustee, to David A. Woodward.
Robt. S. Smith & wife to Thomas Turner.
Edward 7. Norris to Frank j. Duncan.
Elizabeth B. Croft to Joshua Tracey.
Thomas Byrne to James Morris
Sophia Williams, &C., to VIM. White.
VIM. A. Fisher, &C., trustees, to Geo. M. Gill.
Geo. M. Gill & wife to James S. Calwell.
Thos. M. Smith wife to DR.. Caleb Winslow.
Dredk f. Benzinger, trustees to Jos. Kaufman.
Wilson Townsend & wife to f. J. Daidner.
Harry Gautz & VT. to Henry Moerschel.
Henry c. Fowble wife to Mary V. Jones.
Margaret Z. Broaders, &C., to l.. S. Carswell.
l.. S. Carswell & wife to Esther z. Cooper.
Wilson Townsend & wife to Henry Toner, &c.
Littleton F. johnson to Chas. D. Dammann.
Chas. L. Damnann to Annie E. johnson.
James McColgan, assige., to Geo. W. Cole
Henry Moerschel to Jacob Bell &c.
David Wilson, ct al, to Bentley G. Bibb.
L. Il. Doberer & others to Ernst Scheller d wife.
Mary e. Gunter to Jno Gunter, &c.
LEASES.
VIM. Coney to Robt F. Reynolds.
Jas. B. Bond to James Thompson.
RELEASES.
Thos D. Fullerton, trustee, to VIM. S. Green.
John C. Calhoun to Arthur A. Rich.
Geo. Washington P. B. A. to A. r. Huse.
Jno. Ruegert to Mary E. Gunter
Chas. F. Rodgers to Geo. Rodgers.
w. w. Spence, ct al, to Jos Turner.
Washington f. I. G. to Jas. S. Tracy.
N. C.. P. B. & L. A. to Margaret E. Breacers.
Robt. w. Scarlet to Harry Gantz.
Franklin P. B. A. to John c. Bell.
ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGE.
Joseph Turner to Myers R. Jones.
David G.. Mcintosh to Geo. W. Penn.
Chas. F. Rodgers to Mary S. Rodgers.
BILL OF SALE.
Katharena and Louis Ohle to Helene Schmidt
100000.
Jacob Gerwig to Joseph Turner, 1000.
L. G. McKowan, &C., to Ashland M. B. A., $500
ss-B. Brown, Co., to E. P. A. A., $3.50.
J. NJ. Girvin others, trustees, to Edmund R
Eschbach, &C., 81, 164.S9.
VIM. Seymour to Franklin P. B. A., 1850.
L. V. Cook, &C., to Martin Kesmodel, $500.
A. r. Huse wife to e. Schoenhals, $4,000.
John S. Berry & wife to Eutaw S. B., $500.
j. Gunter & wife to Mary E. Gunter, 81 800.
A. r. Huse, &C., to Elizabeth A. Wells, $500.
Jas. Morris & wife to Jas. A. Wilson, $1,000.
VIM. P. Whiting, &c. to Jas. II. McHenry, S., O0
Jas. S. Calwell to Jno M. Heighe, $1,000.
VIM. F. Filler to Geo. W. Umbach, $500.
Geo. f. Wisner to Priscilla Setch, $500.
Chas. Uhler & wife to Martha E. Williams, $500
Geo. W. Cole to Maria L. Purvis, $4,000.
Ellicott City.-A citizen of Altoona, Pa.
having recently visited Ellicott City, sends hi
impressions acquired whilst visiting the place
to his home paper, The Tribune, portion o
which we use He says: "This little city is loca
ted on the western banks of the Patapsco river
It is principally built on one street, which take
on circuitous form and is about two miles long
About half the distance was cut through soli
rock Most of the houses are built of stone, a
this material is very abundant here. The house
on the west side of the street are built against tn
rocks whilst those of the east side built on tn
Tiber, and in many instances the buildings ar
extended over the creek, which is very narrow q
this point.
"The town contains about three thousand in
habitants more or less, and is located on tn
eastern border of Howard county, adjoining tn
western border of Baltimore county. Ellicot
City is the county seat of Howard county, henc
contains court house and Jail. What may seer
strange to our wicked inhabitants of Altoona
the Jail has not tenant within its gloom
precincts, which seems to indicate the mora
status of the town. However this may be, it
evident from the little experience 1 have ha
with the people hereabouts, that they are yer
clever, sociable and hospitable. Hospitality how
ever is phenomenal characteristic of the South
ern people.
"The city takes its name from the Ellicot
brothers, who many years ago started numbe
of cotton factories here and was known for Ion
time as "Ellicott's Mills" Previous to this, th
only manufacturing establishment here was a
old grist mill, which is still in operation, but
has formidable rival now. There has recent
been built an extensive five-story building whicl
is supplied with a splendid Corliss engine whic
propels all the machinery and works like charm
This mill turns out 500 barrels per diem.
"Besides the above, there are number of othe
public buildings, among which 1 would mentio
Rock Hill College, Catholic, very popular insti