The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1884-08-30

Great Falls Circuit.-There Will be an all DAY
meeting at Ebenezer NJ. E. church, near Chase's
Station, September 9TH. Rev. L. H. Cole, of Bal
timore, will preach at 101 a. m. and at p. H.
All invited. REV. WATSON CASE, Pastor.
81. Johns M E. Church, Lutherviue.-Preach-
ing Sunday, at IL a. m and 7.30 p. M, by the pas
tor, Rev. VIM. Dalam Morgan. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening, at 73O o'clock.
SEQ registration notice in our advertising
columns.
There are several cases of typhoid fever in
and around Towsontown.
The way to treat a man of doubtful credit
Is to take no note of him.
The September term Of the Circuit Court
begins on Monday, Sth instant.
The better you speak of other people the
more you will think of yourself
The aggregate tobacco crop of York county
this season is valued at 81 100000
The clover seed crop in many places will
be failure, caused by an insect called the nudge.
The public schools of the county reopen
for the fall term on Monday next, September LIST.
The officers of registration sit next week.
Don't fail to get registered if you have not already
done so.
Nearly 81, 900 was taken up at the different
collections at Emory Grove during the camp
meeting.
-Carpets of all kinds can be nicely renovated
and then sweeping it all of.
The new Catholic church in this place is
now nearly under roof. As soon as the church is
completed rectory will be built.
The school marms now about winding
up their summer firtations one way or the other,
preparatory to commencing work on Monday next.
Large numbers Of men, women and children
from the city, who have been hired by the Har-
ford Gamers, are going out by the Maryland Gen.
trail road.
The Elkridge Club has been having many
hunts in the vicinity of Saratoga. Monday they
will use the running Park of the Saratoga Racing
Association.
This being the season of the year when
malaria is most prevalent, persons should pay
particular attention to their health if they wish
to avoid sickness.
DR.. Rutledge & Bro, of Hartford, COM
menced canning operations this week. They have
about 140 hands employed and expect to put up
10000 cases of corn.
The colored Odd Fellows of Towsontown
went on an excursion to the Rocks of Deer Creek,
on Wednesday. There was large crowd and
they had good time.
Active preparations for our county fair
in progress and the exhibition promises to be one
of unusual interest. The fair commences on the
last day of September.
Mr.. Verley j. Clousher, manager Of the
McDonogh School Farm situated in the Sd dis
trict of this county, calculates to make 300 tons
of ensilage this season.
One good little boy said to his companion,
''My pa is preacher and will go to heaven
"Yes," answered his little friend, "and my pa is
doctor and can kill your old pa"
Master John I. Yelott, son of Major YELL
lott of this town, fell from the roof Of stable on
Monday, and broke his right arm near the wrist.
He was attended by DR.. ]. W. Hawkins.
The Maryland Sunday School Union will
hold its convention in Frederick City on the 10th
Al &c Sabbath echnnlQ 0f al
denominations are invited to participate.
Charles Powers has been arrested and COM
mitted to Jail to await the action of the Grand
Jury, for assaulting Gypsy named Lowell, be-
longing to the Halls Spring encampment.
The Agricultural Society of Hartford coun-
ty will hold its next fair, commencing October
18th. The society is well managed and its ex
hibitions are always interesting and instructive.
The management of the Western Maryland
Railroad has erected at short intervals the neces
sary apparatus for the block system of running
trains, thus making accidents almost impossible.
George jackson, coored, who lives on the
farm of Nj. Henry Macatee, near Pylesvie, Hartford
county had child burned to death on Sunday
last It lived but three hours after the accident.
Capt Emmart, of the Maryland Central
Railroad, who has been living in Belair for some
time, moved to Baltimore last week. He is now
in charge of through train from Baltimore to
Delta.
The ladies' waiting room at Boundary
avenue station, Maryland Central road, has been
thoroughly renovated, the floor covered with OIL
cloth, blinds placed at the windows, &C., adding
much to its appearance.
Mr. Thomas II. Emory, of Baltimore, died
suddenly on Sunday morning last. He was
brother of Mr.. Arthur Emory, of Baltimore, and
nephew of the late Judge Emory, of this county.
He leaves q wife and three children.
At this season of the year people should
be careful not to unnecessarily expose themselves
to the night air. The nights are cool and very
damp and as this is the season for fevers it would
be well for all to be on their guard.
-Hygienic pillows are now in vogue. Three
form a full equipment for bed, of which one is
filed with hops, second with pine needles, and
a third with marine moss. They are believed to
cure sleeplessness and nervous disorders.
Mr.. ]. N. Henderson, of this town, whilst
attending the Towson Guards tournament on
Wednesday, had the misfortune to sprain his left
foot so badly that he was unable to walk home
The accident was caused by tramping into a rut
in the field.
"A comparative statement of the gross earn
iugs and expenses of the Northern Central Rail-
way Company for July shows: Gross earnings,
s4f7,5155s; operating expenses, $685., 1891 .43;
extraordinary expenses, S3o,36o.3o-net earnings
for the month, $171 ,255.SO.
The Howard county papers report the ar
rest of three colored worthless named Hall, Cole
and Brown, living on the Baltimore county side
of the river, for being drunk and disorderly. Of
6cer Vansant made the arrest and Squire Feel
myer imposed fine of $3.50.
Some sections of Baltimore county are suf
ferinp very much for want of rain, while others
have been more fortunate. In some places the
ground is baked so hard that no blowing can be
done and this condition of affairs will greatly re-
tard the fall work of the farmers.
Mr.. August Faul, civil engineer and su-
perintendent Of the Baltimore parks, died at his
residence, in Druid Hill Park, on Monday morn
in9. aged 81 years. Among other works about
baltimore upon which Mr.. Faul was engaged was
the construction of Lake Roland.
-Messrs. Poole 4 Hunt of Woodbury., this
county have secured the contract to furnish all the
cable driving machinery for the Hoboken City
Railway. They have also completed the machin-
ery for cable railway in New York city, and also
for the Kansas City Gable Railway.
"A citizen of Towsontown, in a communica-
ton published in another column Of the current
issue of The UNION, complains of the manner in
which the night work of the town is being done.
There seems to be something radically wrong and
the remedy should be applied at once.
The First National Bank of jamestown,
Dakota, R. E. Wallace, president, has suspended,
the president confessing judgment to his brother,
Chas. S. Wallace, Of New Castle, Pa, for $4,000
Mr.. James Edward Lee, of Towsontown, has been
employed by Mr.. Wallace for some time.
Mr.. William D. Nicoll, who died at the
residence of Mr.. Peter Ruhl, Govanstown, on
Tuesday. in his 9th year, was formerly engaged
in the huckstering business. He then bought
farm near Sweet Air, living there some years.
For awhile he lived on the Hartford road, near
Lauraville.