The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1885-03-14
Religious Notices.

Religious Notices.
Trinity p E. Church, To,csontocn.-Preachin
Sunday by the rector, Rev. W. II. H. Powers, at
lila. m. and 7Ip m. Bible class Wednesday at
7.45 p. m.
There will be preaching at Lutherville, by Rev.
W. H. H. Powers, in the Public Hall, every Sun
day afternoon, at 81 o'clock
81 Johns M. e. Church, LutherUille.-Preach-
inc sunday, at IL a. m and 7.30 p. NJ, by the pas
tor. Rev. VIM Dallam Morgan. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening, at 7.30 O'Clock.
Easter Sunday-and the last day of lent
occurs April 5th.
Hon. James A. Gary, who has been quite
i'll for some time has entirely recovered; g.
Mr. Jacob L. Shrimp has removed his lam
ily from Mannheim, Pa to Greenwood, Baltimore
county.
st. Patricks day occurs on Tuesday next,
18th inst Look out for rough weather, parades
and other annoyances
The Beaver Dam Marble Company, near
Cockeysville resumed operations on Thursday
after suspension of two weeks.
The congregation of the NJ. Z. Church at
Gainesville desire to sell their church property,
with view to building elsewhere.
Col VIM. A. McKep, of Westminster, VINO
has been i'll for some time, has gone to Old Point
Comfort for the benefit of his health:
Mrs Walters, wife of Judge Walters, whose
illness from pneumonia was announced In these
columns last week, is rapidly improving.
Prof NJ. A. Newell, of the 5 ate Normal
School, was married on the 4th inst, at Wythe-
Vile, Va, to Mrs C. D. Murphy, of that place.
Robert w. Dick who owns farm on Car
sins Run, Hartford county, has rented the same
and will remove &c Woodbury., Baltimore county.
Mr.. R. Harry Willis, son of DR.. K. Willis,
of this place. left on Tuesday morning to accept
lar house
York city.
Mr.. Thomas Kenny, who has been living
near Timonium for some years, has rented the
farm of Mr.. John w. Cole, near Cub Hill, Har-
ford road.
for February we're something less than So'VCv' a
considerable falling off from the corresponding
month of last year.
Mr. John L. Slngluh, formerly OF Green
Spring Valley, but who is now engaged in farm
ing and cattle grazing in West Virginia, was here
on a visit the past week.
One night last week Mr.. Chas. H. QUINN,
of the 18th district, lost very fno mare which
he valued at $3.50. This is the third horse ne mas
lost by death within year.
Prof. Hanna, principal of the Towsontown
high school, is conducting normal class which
meets here every Saturday, with some twelve or
fifteen teachers in attendance.
Don't send money through the mails with
out having letters regstered-or better still, get
money order. These cost little and then you
have some security against loss.
The Delta Herald says that only one man
left that place to attend the Inauguration. If
that fellow can be found-and we expect he Will
bob up serenely-he must have an office
Mr.. Samuel W. Bayne, who has been living
in the vicinity of Bradenbaugh postofice, Har-
ford county, has moved back to Towsonto~n and
is occupying his house on the Joppa road.
IoS aDDOlQteQ
Thomas C. Bruff, Esq, Examiner of the Balti-
more county schools, member of the State Board
of Education vice James I. Williams, resigned.
Gen. James C. Clarke, formerly of this
county, was on Wednesday unanimously reelected
a director of the Illinois Central R. r. He has
for some time been the president OF this company.
All the leading hotel and restaurant men
in Baltimore have signed certificate highly COM
mending the Strontia water taken from the spring
on Col. o. P. Macgill's farm, near Brooklandvllle.
Mr. Lowry J. Albert has sold the North
Point Tivoi property, in the 18th district OF this
county, to the Messrs. Miller, fruit packers OF
Baltimore There are 165 acres in the property
a few days ago Mr.. Robert Smith, who
lives on Joppa farm, at the mouth OF the Gun
powder, killed twenty canvas shack ducks at two
shots-and it wasn't very good day for ducks,
either.
WIN. Fl. Stagmar, proprietor of Stagmar's
Hotel, in Belair, died on the 9th inst, aged 81
wears. He was at one time resident of Balti-
more county and was we'll known to many of our
people.
At the instance of Postmaster Adreon, of
Baltimore, a sub-station, where letters can be
registered and stamps sold, will soon be estab-
Iished in the northern section of the city, proba
bly, in the Belt.
Mr.. Chew Snebley, a Baltimore lawyer,
has sued Mrs. Annie Schreier, who at one time
owned Schreiers brewery property, on the Belair
road, for $4,000 for professional services rendered
in various suits.
Mrs George Brown, of Stoneleigh, near
Towsontown, with several members OF her family,
left few days ago for Jacksonville, Florida Be-
fore returning they expect to visit the New Or
leans Exposition.
took place at Knights Cross Keys tavern, Falls
road, on Tuesday last, between Henry Engle,
Perry Knight, Fred. Kell and John McClusky.
The gun was won by Engle.
-Dyspepsia has an astonishing variety of
symptoms, and has been mistaken for great
many ailments, but it is not often that a case Of
it is reported, as one was reported recently IN
New York city, as the small pox.
The lockwood used in the manufacture OF
roller skates used to sell at $50 per ton, but in the
last three months it has bounded up to Sl2O.
There appears to be dead loads of money in ev
erything connected with roller skating Kinks.
Mr.. David Wiley, prominent farmer and
lived at the residence of Charles II. Street,, Esq,
near Taylor, some days ago, is reported to be i'm
proving The stroke affected his entire left side
Mr.. William Griffith has been appointed
principal of the public school at Cockeysville vice
Mr.. VIM. II. Bussey, who recently secured po-
sition in the Custom House. Mr.. Griffith holds a
life certificate from the State Board Of Education.
"A refractory colored man named Joseph
Harris attempted to hang himself with his sus-
members in a cell in Waverly station house, on
Monday night last. Constable Willis discovered
him and cut him down just in time TO save his
life.
If Hon. J. Fred. G. Talbot gets to be Sec
opd Assistant Postmaster General the many post
Offices in this county will come directly under his
supervision and he will have all he can do 20 sat
isfy the scores of people who will be applicants
for them.
On Monday next the following reductions
in the price of fifty-trip family tickets, on the
MARYLAND Central road, will take effect: Towson
to Baltimore, reduced from IS to So Sheppard
to Bato, from 81 to Sc, and Woodbrook to BALTIC.
from Sc to IS.
George Carl, while attending the pigeon
Shooting at Knights Cross Keys tavern, Falls
road. last Tuesday, was accidentally shot In the
face, one of the shot entering his left eye. Inc
wounds were slight and were dressed by DIR. d.
S. Williams, of Woodberry.
in May, 1888, Jos. 7. Williams, OF Hamp-
den, was injured IN JOnn Curiey quarry, on en0
Falls road by a mass of earth falling upon MIN
He sued Curley for damages and the case was
tried in Baltimore few days ago, resulting in
verdict for Williams for $3.50.
-Gray's cotton factory, in the LIST district
which resumed operations last December, alter
being idle for long time, WILL it is stated, again
shut down during the present month for an in
definite period. This mill has lately been run
ming on greatly reduced time.
Rev j. f. F. Gray, who was on Saturday
last admitted to deacon's orders in the Baltimore
Conference, was ordained on Sunday IN High
street M. E. Church. Mr.. Gray is young man
and a few years ago taught the public school at
Providence, few miles east of Towsontown.
Mr.. Henry G. Falls, member ofthe Penn
sylyania House of Delegates from Lawrence coun-
ty. who died very suddenly few days ago from
an attack of pneumonia, was a nephew by mar
rage of Mr.. James N. Henderson, highly re-
epected farmer living near Sweet Air, Baltimore
county. :,
"A gentleman in this place got gold dol
lar from the Baltimore sub treasury and after
having it engraved with his initials, sent it to d
friend in one of the lower counties, simply en-
closing it in an unregistered letter. That gold
dollar never reached its destination and it is quite