The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1884-10-18

daily invited.
81. Joints ". E. Church, LutherUille.-Preach.
ing Sunday, at IL a. and 7.3O p. H., by the pas
tor, Rev. VIM. Dallam Morgan. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening, at 7.3O o'clock.
-Thanksgiving day is the next legal hol
day.
timore.
Notice the changes in the time tables oil
the different railroads.
"A great many Baltimore county people
attended the Hartford fair the past week.
The Presidential election is only two weeks
from next Tuesday. The date is November 4th
COLES STAGE running between this place
and Sherwood, N. C. R. R., is carrying many
passengers.
The family of Mr.. Robert H. Thompson
formerly of Ellicott City, has moved to 81 First
street, Baltimore.
Mr.. S. Roche, of Baltimore, has laid out
the track for the steeple chase to take place at the
Hagerstown fair next week.
Mr.. II. L. Bowen, insurance and real es-
tate agent, of this place, has put a telephone in
his Office and has direct communication with the
city.
Mr.. Robert Forwood, of Hartford county
has sold his farm, containing 161 acres, to Mr..
Richand Peasants of this county, for $50 an
acre.
The young Democrats of the 4th precinct
9th district, lin the Belt) have formed a cam
paign club, with Gen. Bradley 7. johnson as
president.
-Wicomico Record Our esteemed contem.
poraries are banging away at candidate Lockwood
Gentlemen forbear-Belva, dear, may be the
"coming man."
The York Road Railway Company has
paid City Register Robb S269,l6, the amount
due Baltimore city for Park tax, for the quarter
ended September 80.
Tie Democrats held meeting in the Court
House, Towsontown, on Thursday night. The
attendance was quite small. The Warren band
furnished the music.
Mr.. Arthur L. Bosey, proprietor of High
land poultry yards of this town, exhibited bis in
cubator and IS coops of poultry at the Hartford
county fair this week.
in Carroll county, for the month of Sept,
the clerk Of the Court issued Is marriage licenses
and recorded Is mortgages. The licenses have
it, by a small majority.
DR.. J. G. Larsh. formerly of Reisterstown,
mas taken up his residence at Waverly. Inc d..
is a half brother of Mr.. Samuel W. Storm, who
resides in the same place.
The third quarterly meeting of Hereford
Circuit will be held at Bosley's church, Sunday,
18th inst. Bishop Andrews and Rev. DR.. Morgan
are expected to be present.
Mr.. Thomas r. Jenifer, living at Loeb
Raven, shot a wild goose at the dam, on Monday.
flock of about thirty we're passing south, and
stopped at that point to iced.
The American says the Elkridgers are sad
because there are no lady riders here now that
can follow the hounds There are more men than
ever, though, that try to do it.
The distressing drought still continues and
its effects are becoming more and more serious,
particularly with farmers, who are unable to do
anything in the way of seeding.
The Republicans of the 18th district will
bold meeting at Scarf's Greenwood Hotel, Sat-
urday, Oct. 18th, at p. m. Messrs. Blair, Ma
rine and others will be present.
Mr.. Thomas c. Chids, a we'll known Sth
district farmer, died at his residence near Oregon
about two weeks ago, of typhoid fever. He had
lived in the district all his ife
We are now about three weeks over the
time for the equinoctial storm and it hasn't put in
an appearance yet. Old Jupiter Puvises appears
to have gone square back
Last Saturday the Elkridge Club had
pleasant run near The Kennels, Sd district, and
captured fox-which had been previously bag
ged. Several ladies Joined in the chase.
john S. Cuttings, Esq, of this county, the
well known Baltimore banker, who has been in
Europe some time, with his family, has returned
and is looking the picture of good health.
Benjamin Chairman, of Hampden, Falls
road, had his left arm crushed and was Otherwise
seriouy injured by rock falling upon him in
quarry where he was at work, a.few days ago.
Henry Eberhart has filed bill in our Cir
from his wife, Margaret Eberhart, on the ground
that she was insane at the time Of the marriage
Elder Jacob Shamberger, of Shamburgh,
this county, of the Dunkard faith, will preach at
Waverly Hall, Waverly, on Sunday next 10Th
inst, at 1890 a. m. and P. m. Public cordially
invited.
Jacob W. Green, second son of Mr.. Jacob
Green, the well known Baltimore lime dealer,
and brother of Mr.. j. Alex. Green, died at his
fathers residence, on Sunday night last, aged
29 years.
There is considerable fever and malaria
through the country and people should use great
care to protect themselves against diseases of this
character which are not uncommon at this season
Of the year.
Talbot j. Albert, ESQ.,, of the LIST district,
had his carriage wrecked a few days ago, caused
by his horses taking fright and running away on
the Frederick road, but fortunately escaped with
out serious injury.
The prohibition meeting held in this town
on Tuesday night was addressed by Rev. E. b.
Newman and Major George A. Hilton, of Wash
ington. The audience numbered about 200 men,
women and children.
Mrs. John Ridgely, of Hampton, with two
Of her children and servant, sailed from New
York for Europe, on Wednesday. She was ac-
companed by her uncle, Mr.. G. Morton Stewart,
and his four daughters.
The York pa Age says that Mr.. S. G.
Boyd, superintendent of the Maryland Central
railroad, has moved his family to that place
1t is rumored that Mr.. Boyd will sever his con-
nection with our road.
Mr. George Haeffer, of the LIST district, re-
Gently lost his wife and two of his children
within brief space of each other, the children
having died of malignant diphtheria. A third
child died on Wednesday.
The chestnut crop lie large this fall and
the children are having lots of fun gathering the
nuts. Some weather prophets say that heavy
crop is q sure precursor Of hard winter. Let
us see how it will pan out this year.
At the last monthly meeting of the Board
Of Directors of the Maryland Central road, a COM
mittee was appointed to examine into the causes
which led to the dismissal Of Mr.. Edward Behan,
formerly ticket agent at Boundary avenue station.
The Gainesville Short Line Railroad is
now about completed and will be in full opera
tion in the course of q week or two. 1t will be
operated by the Baltimore Potomac and trains
will be run direct from Calvert Station to Cations
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The beautiful herd of Jersey cattle of Mr..
Robt. Moore, of this county, were greatly admired
at the Cecil county fair last week. Our county
may be behind in some things but in the matter
of fine Jerseys she can clean them ali up every
time.
Rev. DR.. FELTON,, pastor of Mt. Vernon
church, Baltimore, lectured at Bosley's M. E.
Church, Sth district, Thursday night, 9th inst.
Proceeds were for tae benefit of Dover M. E.
Church, which has lately undergone some improve
ments.
We are glad to see that the mills of the
Messrs. Hooper, at Woodbury., which shut down
. short time ago, have resumed operations.
Over production and the general stagnation Of
business incident to Presidential campaign have
seriously operated against manufacturing estab-
ments like those at Woodberry, but the crisis is
now about over and we can confidently look for
ward to year of prosperity,