The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1885-10-10

SON Case. Revival services are still in progress.
All are cordially invited.
81. Johns M. E. Church, LutherUille.-Preach-
ing Sunday, at IL a m. and 73O P. m, by the pas
tor, Rev. VIM. Dallam Morgan. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening, at 7.3O o'clock.
Trinity p. E. Church, 7ot0sontoi0n.
Sunday by the rector, Rev. W. II. II. Powers, at
III a. m and u p. m. Bible class Wednesday at
7.45 p. m.
There will be preaching at Lutherville, by Rev.
VIII. II. Powers, in the Public Hall, every Sun
day afternoon, at 81 o'clock.
The Hartford county fair commences on
Tuesday next, 18th instant
The work of extending a gas main from
Baltimore to Gainesville has been completed.
There were quite heavy frosts in some Sec
tions of the county on Sunday and Monday nights
last.
Peter A. Noppenberger has been commits
stoned postmaster at Sunnybrook, Baltimore
county.
The heavy rain of Sunday morning last
considerably damaged the roads in some sections
CT the county.
-Messrs. Christopher c. Slade and Joshua
McComas, of the 18th district, have gone West on
a pleasure trip.
The Democratic Executive Committee will
hold a meeting in Towsontown, Wednesday, l4th
inst, at IL a. IN.
The vestry of All Saints P. E. church, Refs
terstown, contemplate building a sections house
on the church property.
Some chestnuts were open last Sunday and
people were roaming about the woods in quest of
them The crop will be large.
Mr. D. Hopper Emory and family, who &C.
cupied their cottage here during the summer, re-
turned to the city on Thursday.
Another bear has been added to the curl
osities in Druid Hill Park. 1t was present
from South Carolina gentleman.
George Spreckelmeyer, who has been con-
nected with the Hampden Fire Department, has
resigned His successor is Joseph Morris.
Mrs Chas. Seiglebaum, of Harrisburg, Pa,
with her two daughters, visiting the family of
Capt. E. Herman, at the Sheppard Asylum.
Nearly all the corn has been either cut OF
or topped and the size and number of the shocks
in the fields indicate that the crop is heavy.
David L. Wagner, member OF the coun-
ty police force, has been very i'll. He lives at
Wayerly and is attended by DR.. John B. Hart.
Mr. John E. Owens has been much worse
the past week and all hope for his recovery has
been abandoned, although he may live some time.
The Baltimore American says baltimore
county has reason to be proud of her Timonium
fair. 1t was immense success, and deserVedly
So"
MIR. A. L. Bosley, son of Dr. g. M. Bosley,
of this place, has engaged in the brokerage bust
ness in the city, with his uncle, Mr.. l. L. Nichol-
son.
Miss Mann of Germantown, Pa, daughter
of COL Chas Fl. Mann, of this place, spent several
days here the past week, the guest Of Mrs. Z. b.
Slinguf
SMessrs R. R. Boarman, William S. Keech,
John L. Yellott and S. Parker Bosley, of Towson-
town. were engaged this week in cases in the Court
of Appeals.
-Messrs. Mccormick Bro, of Belair, late
ly purchased in New York very fine lot OF Hol-
stein Friesian cattle, with which they propose to
start herd.
Mr.. Andrew ]. Bowen died in Baltimore, on
Tuesday last, in the 57th year of his age. He
was brother of the late Levi K. Bowen, OF Bal
timore county.
The rains of Saturday nigh last, Sunday and
Tuesday did vast deal of good. The ground had
become so dry that blowing and seeding had to
be discontinued.
Mr.. Robert Garrett will shortly occupy the
Prick property, near the Frederick road, LIST dis
trict and extensive repairs are now being made
TO the residence, &c.
Mr. Thos. L. Emory, formerly ofMy Lady's
Manor, has purchased the farm of the late VIM.
G. Martin, near rerrymans, Hartford county,
1874 acres) for $1,000.
Large Numbers of teachers and children of
the public schools avaied themselves of the Fri
Gay QOHudy 10 dLleuu Iuc anu IHOy OH oSOnA-
ed to have good time.
-Registration in this county closed on
Tuesday last and those who failed to have theiI
names placed upon the lists will be unable to vote
at the November election.
The disbursements by the County Trea-
surer for the month of September were S27 ,54S96,
and the balance remaining on hand at the end of
the month was $69,641.6l.
The Towsontown NJ. Z. Church case was
assigned for trial in the Court of Appeals on
Tuesday, as was also the case of John Bowen,
Sr VS.. Shadrach w. Upton.
w eaih---wise people say that all signs
point to a hard winter. They say there will be
plenty of ice and snow and that the rough wealth
er will set in earlier than usual.
The Dunkards will hold services in Waver-
" Hall, Waverly, Sunday, 18th inst, at IL a. m.
and 7.30 p. m, conducted by Elder Jacob Sham
berger, who will also lead class at 3 p. m.
The regular daily Pen-Mar excursions on
the Western Maryland Railroad were dscontin-
ued on Saturday last. Two excursion trains
week are now being run to that favorite resort.
Joseph S. Hoshall, proprietor of the tavern
at Piney Hill, York turnpike, who was shot by
Keleher, is still alive but is growing weaker and
must eventually die. Keleher is still in Jail here
Mr.. John Esten Cook, the well known Vir-
ginia novelist, has been spending some time in
the vicinity of Pikesville, Baltimore county. He
has daughter attending school at Hannah More
Academy.
There was pretty conclusive evidence that
of the gate keepers at the fair last week were
making themselves "solid" off of money that be-
longed to the society, and an investigation is
talked of.
The Elkridge Club had a meet in the Sd
district last Saturday, starting near Halstead's.
They started fox near Arlington and killed it
on the Pimlico road, not far from the Jockey
Club grounds.
They do say that Mr.. Isaac T. Uhrick, of
the 9Th district, one of the Republican nominees
for the Legislature voted the Miller ticket in the
late Democratic primary meeting in that district.
How about it, key?
Mr. Chas. W. Lee this week sent his prom
Using colt, "John w." up to Belair to take part
in the three-year-o race at the county fair next
week. Mr.. Arthur Bosley's running horse "Stolo,"
has also been sent over.
Mr.. Thos. B. Dorsey, of Elicott City, for
merly of Towsontown, who is very successful
breeder of fancy fowls, has fifty coops of poultry
on exhibition at the Pennsylvania State fair, now
in progress at Philadelphia.
Col. D. G. Mcintosh, of Towsontown, was
engaged this week in the trial of divorce case
in the City Circuit Court. The parties to the
suit are Sallie B. Clark VS.. M. A. Clark, Col.
Mcintosh representing the wife.
Gov. Pattison, Of Pennsylvania, has ap-
pointed Col. Edward Stuck, editor of the York
age, TO the Position OF Stdte LlDTdTlau. Lie OOI.
is a brother-in-law of Capt E. Herman, of the
Sheppard Asylum, near Towsontown.
Mr.. Thomas v. Richardson, a well known
young farmer near Phoenix, 10th district, who met
with very serious accident few weeks ago by
falling from a wagon, is now able to be about and
was at THE UNION Office on Thursday.
At the county fair on Friday we had the
pleasure of meeting Mr.. John Hubner, of Cations
vile, one of the Democratic nominees for the
Legislature. He is a very affable and clever gen.
tIeman and will take we'll with the people.
"A daughter of Justice VIM. r. Hipsley, of
the 9Th district, who is only twelve years of age
took the second prize Sl9 at the late county fair
for six pounds of butter. She has been making
the butter from two cows during the past summer.
The side-shows had full swing at the coun-
ty fair last week and whilst they furnished amuse-
ment for hundreds of people they also brought
cash to the treasury of the Society. county fair
without side-show is like kite without tail.
The following announcement appeared in
the Baltimore American of Wednesday: "Henry
Schone, independent candidate for Treasury of
Baltimore county" Mr.. Schone is brother Of
Mr.. ]. Hartman Schone, the present County Treas
urer.
One of the curiosties exhibition in the
main hall at the county fair was a fsh-hawk with
q fish in its claws, the whole made of the wings
and bodies of locusts. 1t was the handiwork of
Miss Griffith, of Waverly, and attracted much at