The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1884-08-23
Gardenville. 18th District section

Gardenville, 18th District.-This section
| is now suffering for rain, and as consequence
prices of vegetables have advanced considerably.
number OF tree agents, representing foreign
nurseries, are travelling through here endeavor-
ing to sell their goods My advice to persons in
want OF trees is to purchase from home dealers.
The telegraph company has had men engaged
along the line, trimming up and cutting out the
branches OF trees that hang near the wires. In
some instances, shade and fruit trees are cut and
disfgured in such way, as to almost render
them useless, and as consequence, much COM
plaint is heard.
My attention has been called to nuisance
existing near Georgetown, which our sanitary in
spector, if we have one, should give immediate
attention. 1t is the hog-pens of Mr.. John Erd-
man, which are situated Immediately on the turn
pike, where q hundred hogs or more are fed from
the siops and garbage of some the largest hotels
in the, city, which is hauled there daily, and
that which is not consumed, is allowed to rot and
decompoe, and the stencil arising therefrom is
simply horrible, and if allowed to continue, will
BIO detrimental to tho health of the neighborhood.
On Wednesday afternoon, the four appoint
ments of TayNr circuit held centennial reunion in
Evans Grove, at this place. The meeting was
addressed by kevs. G. M. Brown, Townsend and
others. Dinner and supper were served in the
grove. The children of the different schools we're
all handsomely treated to the many good things
score stood to o, ether games were also INDUCED
in. The attendance was large, and the exercises
very interesting.
The journal takes your correspondent to task
for stating that some Of the members of the Putty
Hill Cleveland Club would vote for Blaine.
know, or have heard from very good authority,
that some Joined the club for self interest, and
have done so before, and then voted the Republi-
can ticket. They say they will do so again.
would not assert such thing without good
authority. MAR.
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.
Jane n: Nicholson, &C., to Myers Housman.
Ichabod Jean, &C., executor, to John Crooks.
Emeline q. Henderson, &C., to Chas. Schuchard.
clg /. Smith TO Matiada sn.ith------
Safe Deposit & Trust Co. to Bernhard Reich.
Sidney T. Fuller wife to Wilson Townsend.
Alonzo M. G. Gorten & wife to Amos Nayor.
Thos. NJ Broderick ct al. to Mary E. Broderick.
Jane A. Frisby to Sarah Burch.
MORTGAGES.
Christian Stapf to Western Union B. A., ST 900.
Fl. J. Housman to John II. Levin, $404.
J. H. Cooper & wife to G. ]. Roster, $3.50.
Bernhard H. Punte to B. H. Ostendorf, $500.
RELEASES.
f. Square b. d IL. A. to Christian Stapf.
Arlington B. A. to Christian Stapf.
Martha Z. Keech to Elizabeth R. Fowble.
DR.. ]. S. Bowen to VIM. III. Brooks.
ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGE.
Vim. A. Fisher to Sidney 0. Heiskell.
BILL OF SALE.
Robt Gable to Mary Meter, 5000.
Mary Meter, &C., to Robt. Gable, 5000.
]. Olney Norris to Henry A. Parr.
Jurors for the September Term.-On
Wednesday, under direction of Chief Judge yell
lott, the jurors for the September term of Court,
which begins on the I'd Monday of the month,