The Baltimore County union., 1884-09-13

meeting at Ebenezer N. E. church, near Chase
Station, September 7th. Rev. L. ii. Cole, of Bal
timore, will preach at lOl a. m. and at p. m.-
All invited. Rev. WATSON CASE, Pastor.
81. Jokn's N. e. Church, LmtherriIle.-Preaeh
ing Sunday, at III o. IN. and 7.30 p. N, by the pas
tor, Rev. WIN. Dallam Morgan. Prayer meetin
Wednesday evening, At 7.S0 o'clock.
Dent forget the fact that our county fai
commences Tuesday, September s0th.
Mr.. Alex. NJ. Morrison, Of the 10th district
IL foreman Of the present Grand Jury.
There is nothing lower than hypocrisy.-
To profess friendship and act enmity, Is a sur
proof Of total depraVity.
Mr.. George Heasier isnow the ticket ngen
and telegraph operator AZ the T0ssont0gn Stati0i
of the Maryland Central road.
The autumnal equinox uill occur On thi
2ist Of this meath, and after that, the lights wil
sEceei the days in length.
Mr.. skelton PFiee. proprietor q the g. Nil
H-uss. fork tsrnpike. viil please accept thank
Ter Gns lot u pears ssnt
-st. Tim0thy's schooi buiiiing az Cations
vile. has becn eompieted, and tie school furui
tars sas piacsd In i last usek.
-Pster Hilisbrandt. enc Of the members ol
the Highlandiogn volunteer Gre eompsny, died
on the sth last. agsd 81 years.
The Wsseriy high seho0l, Pref. Whiting
toa, princiPal, wish tea lady assistants, opened
90 lst Instant vith sst scholars.
-August @oth uas the last day In which In.
eorpsratsi institutious were ail0ssd per cent
Discount On State taxes Cor issf
The lodge q Seven Wise Men, Of Luther-
Vile, ain maize sn excursion 10 FAllstOn, Har-
ford county, on Thursday of neHt week.
IN the Baitimore market on Thursday
Western red wheat was quoted At S4s cents per
bushsl. the lowest 6gures yet reached.
DR.. wm- Hammond, Of Sweet Air, will &C.
cept thanks for lot Of very hne 'W bite Elephant
potatoes. the largest Of which weighed II lbs.
-Wm. Gaalt has been arrested and commit
ted TO the county Jail on the charge Of throwing
stones at a York road car. He should be well
punished.
The business Of the York road railway ap.
pears 10 have picked up considerably lately
Some TOwsOntOwn people now use it almost ex.
elusively.
The first train Of cars over the Northern
Central Railroad arrived in York from Baltimore
on Thursday, the 23d day of August, 1856
years ago.
The congregation of Trinity P. e. church,
Long Green, held harvest home services on Thurs.
day last, and the occasion was one of much inter-
est and pleasure.
-Democratic primary meetings--second
edition-take place in Baltimore county to-day.
This little game beats the great "iteen puzzle" by
a large majority.
"A certificate has been filed asking for the
increase of the capital stock of c. A. Gambri
Manufacturing Company to 5000 shares of SlOO
each (s600,OO0).
- The extensive canning firm of DIR. C. A.
Rutledge Bro, of Hartford county, have over
400 acres in corn, and are running their canning
houses on full time.
The Smedley House stables have again been
rented for livery purposes, with Mr.. Frank Pilson
as proprietor This is the fourth stable of the
kind in Towsontown.
Mr. William Grason, brother to ex-Judge
Richard Grason, of this place, died at his home,
In Dorchester county, Md, on the 9th inst He
had been i'll for long time.
"A Democratic campaign club, with less
than 5O members, was organized at Canton, 18th
district, Tuesday night, poor showing for q
thickly populated section like that.
The net earnings of the Marylad Central
road for the month of August were Sl6,70O
This is very gratifying exhibit and shows that
the business OF the road is steadily increasing.
Charles Boeckner, by his counsel, has sued
the Western Maryland R. R. Co. for injuries re-
ceived on that road about one year ago. Dana
ges are laid at Sl5, ,O0O-an exceedingly modest ~
sum.
Capt. II. D. Emmart conductor on the
Maryland Central road, who moved from Belair
to the city few weeks ago, has opened store
for the sale of country produce, at No. Sc Dolphin
street.
-Messrs. Sylvester Bowen 4 Son. we'll known
painters Of this place, have been engaged by Mr.
Norris to paint his new house and stable, on
Charles street avenue, near Woodbrook Station,
NJ. c. r. Il.
The attendance at the Friends quarterly
meeting, IN Western Run Valley, last Sunday,
was very large. Among those who spoke were
MOrdecai Price, Darlington Hopes and lady
from New York.
The large number Of passengers carried by
Coles stage between this place and Lutherville
is subject Of common remark. The proprietor
Of the line is very accommodating and is gener-
ally much liked.
The Elk Ridge Club held their last hunt
81 Saratoga, Saturday, 9th inst, and all their
horses and dogs have reached home. The Club
had splendid time and will likely repeat their
visit next season.
Letters were granted in the Orphans Court
this week TO William Kirkwood, Jr, on the estate
Of William Kirkwood, and to Isabella C. and
Benjamin f. Parlett, Jr., on the estate of Benja-
min f. Parlett, deceased.
"A Baltimore county Democratic official and
politician is reported to have been electioneering
in the 9th and 9Th districts last Saturday, carry.
ing with him two gallons Of ice cream and box
of cigars. Cold comfort, that, for Democrats.
"A colored man named James Richardson.
whosehome is in Baltimore, but who b ad been work
ing in the 18th district was assaulted by tramps on
",
androbbed of all his earnings amounting to SIS. So
MIR. VIM. johnson, who was for some time a
popular conductor on the Maryland Central road,
is now running as baggage master. There are
only two conductors-Capts. Emmart and Burke
and the work now makes it pretty lively for
them.
The number of births in Baltimore citv
last week was larger than the death rate. Not
withstanding the extremely hot weather the num-
Der of deaths was smaller than recorded for some
time, showing that the city is in q most healthy
condition.
DR.. r. II. Laurence, of Baltimore, recently
discovered gold in small quantities in Gwynn's
falls, near the Frederick road. He also found
traces of the same metal in stone taken from the
Texas quarries and used as ballast on the Poto-
mac railroad.
An attachment was issued out Of the Cir
cult Court here on the 5th inst, against the pro-
perty Of Geo. X. Freshman, Of this county, 10
recover debt Of sl2, $780, with interest and costs
Mr.. Freshman ia a son Of the late George Presst-
man, Of Govanstown.
Miss NJ. C. Newell, daughter Of Professor
Newell, principal Of the State Normal School,
died on Monday. She had been q teacher in the
school since 1859. This makes the fourth death
that has occurred in tho Professors family within
the short space Of a year.
Chief Justice Pilert, of the 1st district left
his home on the Frederick road, on Saturday
last, TO attend the sessions of the Independent
Order Of Red Men, which convened at Newark,
n. J., on Tuesday. From there he went to Mag
ara Falls, returning home to-day.
There are three leading causes of colds
wrong food, excessive eating and impure air.
Either one Of these will produce a cold under
favorable conditions, but the three combined
rarely fail to bring their man, no matter how
hale, hardy and vigorous be may be.
The Democrats held a meeting and pole
raising at Beckleysvile, 9Th district on Saturday
night last. The Beckleysville band furnished
good music and additional wind-work was sup
piled by several speakers who churned the air and
made things generally unpleasant. Il