The Baltimore County union., 1884-11-22

vited. REV. WATSON CASE,
Preacher in Charge.
81. Johns NJ. E. Church, Lutherville.-Preach-
ing Sunday, at IL m. and 7.S0 p. n, by the pas
tor, Rev. VIM. DalIam Morgan. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening, at 7.3O o'clock.
Wareriy II. E. Church-Rev. DIR. E. Small,
formerly of London, will preach to- morrow, at IL
an Mrs. Rev. S. NJ. Hartsock, of Baltimore,
will address the congregation at u p. m.
--"March forth" will be particularly signi6-
cant next year.
-Thnrsday next, 9th inst, is Thanksgiving
day and legal holiday.
The American Progress newspaper, at Ell
icott City, is offered at private SALE
There were 133 deaths in Baltimore last
week, decrease of 26 as compared with the cor
responding week of last year.
james E. Mann has filed bill in the Cir
cult Court asking to be divorced from his wife.
The parties were married in 1881.
-"Now is the winter of our discomfort made
glorious"-by the prospect of hanging on by the
eye-lids until some time next spring.
The forecast for Tuesday was "colder fair
weather" but it brought us the first snow storm
of the winter, and with it real wintry blasts.
Our Democratic friends, having gotten over
the celebration of the election of Cleveland, the
town has once more assumed its wonted quiet.
Mile House, Reisterstown road, on Wednesday.
The rain interfered very much with the sport.
Mr.. VIM. NJ. Curren, formerly well known
citizen of Annapolis, will shortly be married to
Miss Maggie Thompson, of Waverly, this county.
The name of Thomas Cooper, 9TH district
published last week as drawn on the jury for the
December term of Court, should have been Will
liam Thomas Cooper.
We hear the name of Mr.. J. Scott Price, of
Parkton, 7th district, mentioned in connection
with the coming Democratic nomination for
Sheriff of this county.
The thought now uppermost in the minds
of nine -tenths of the Democrats is, "Will all the
rascals be turned out" We incline to the opinion
that the "rascas" must go.
-Christmas is only about one month of.-
We mention this fact so that the friend who pro-
poses to send US turkey will at once commence
to get the bird in proper order.
"A Cleveland and Hendricks balloon, sent
up in Hagerstown last Saturday night was found
Sunday morning on the farm of Mr.. Alex. Cour
sey, at Carrsvlle, 18th district of this county.
Mr.. Samuel NJ. Shoemaker, Jr., of this
county, was married at Emmanuel P. E. Church,
Baltimore, on Wednesday evening, to Miss Nell
lie Whitridge daughter of Mr.. John A. Whitridge.
Tho Gainesville Short Line Railroad is
already doing rattling business. 1t passes
through beautiful country and it would be well
worth nybodys while to take trip over the line.
Now is the time when young ladies, and
old ones, too are putting their spare cash into
materials for parsons Christmas slippers. They
should send assorted sizes, so he can fit out the
family.
The people of the Belt, just north of the
city limits are again up in arms about the county
police. We have lately heard very many COM
plants and some of the citizens talk of an indig
nation meeting.
There is only one postofice in Reisterstown
and there are already about a dozen Democrats
after it. 1t is quite evident that there will not be
enough postofices to go round, and this is going
to make trouble.
is it the proper thing for a county officer to
go bail for boy he has arrested for theft? We
hear of one such in the Belt, but don't vouch
for its truth. The County Commissioners should
look into the matter.
We are gaining some notoriety away from
home The N. Y. Tribune of Monday says "the
immense quantities of leaves which fall on the
track of the Maryland Central Railroad often
riously delay the trains"
john S. Cuttings, ESQ.,, of Baltimore county,
is being prominently named for the State Treas
urership when Mr.. Compton resigns. No better
man could be found in the State, Mr.. Cuttings
being an educated financier.
Two Towsoutown gunners were out on Mon
day. They walked about twenty miles and killed
one rabbit and both having fired at the same time
they didn't know which of the two killed it.
That rabbit stands them about $3.50.
The Centennial Conference of the Method
ist Episcopal Church will be held in Baltimore,
beginning December 9th. 1t will continue until
about Christmas and will be participated in by
all branches of the Methodist church.
For the accommodation of travellers to the
South the Pennsylvania Railroad Company has
placed on sale winter excursion tickets to Jackson
Vile, Florida, which will be sold from Baltimore
to Jacksonville, at $40, good until May 31st, 1885,
President elect Cleveland will pay a
brief visit to Maryland and will be the guest of
one of the wealthy Baltimore county ducking
clubs ANY man who asks him for an Office while
he is here is to be treated to load of No. shot,
On Sunday last fire broke out in the
woods of Mr.. Daniel Powell, on the North Point
road 18th district, and before itwas extinguished
about 35 acres were burned over. considerable
quantity of cord wood and fencing were burned.
Some of the Republicans in the upper end
of county-men who have always been active
for the their party-did not a ticket until they
went to the polls on the day of election. We have
heard the same complaint from other sections of
the county.
-Messrs. R C. McGinn, VIM. E. Post and
Peter Ruh all of the 9th district, have been drawn
to serve as jurors in the U. s. Circuit Court. Mr..
McGinn is principal of the high school at Mount
Washington and it is hardly likely that he will be
able to
The case of the Hartford Agricultural So
ciety against Daugherty & Markand, for non-
payment of rent for privileges at the spring fair
of that Society in 1882, has been removed to the
Circuit Court for Baltimore county, by request of
the defendants.
Company G, Fifth Maryland Regiment, is
going to the Relay House Thanksgiving day to
shoot at target. We give this timely warning SO
that people who have stock running at large in
that neighborhood may have time to get them
out of harms way.
The road bed of the Maryland Central is
being greatly improved and the trains are run
ming smoothly and on time. Those most deeply
interested in the success of the road have entire
faith in its ability, under the present management,
to come out all right.
The many bets made hereabouts on the re-
suit of the election are being generally squared of.
TIE UNION man, who has heretofore been very
successful on hat bets, had the tables turned on
him this time and will be called upon to furnish
several "tiles" for as many Democrats.
Mrs Krout, wife of the late Adam Fl.
Krout. of this place, whose death occurred only
few weeks ago. died at her sons residence, in the
city on the 18th inst, in the I'D year other age.
She was sister of the late Judge Jas. A. STAN
diford, of Maryland Line, 9TH district.
Mr.. John Crowther, Jr., of the County Com
missioners Office, who lives near Texas, on Friday
morning of last week found a dead fox in front of
his gate. 1t is supposed the animal had been in
ured by the dogs ofthe Elk Rdgers the day before,
and had died from the effects thereof.
The Clifton precinct of the Sd district gave
a heavier Democratic majority than any other
voting place in the county. The Canton precinct,
in the 18th district was carried by the Democrats
by only IL majority, while another precinct of
that district gave good Republican majority.
Mrs Adreon, wife of Col. Harrison Adreon,
postmaster at Baltimore, died on Tuesday morn
ing, ofcongestion of the lungs. She was daugh-
ter of Rev. Mr.. Guiteau, who lived on the Har-
ford road, near the first ll-gate, and grand
daughter of the late Thos. Kelso, of Baltimore.