The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1886-09-04

day afternoon, at 81 o'clock.
Euta,o M. P. Church, Hartford Road.-Preach
ing every Sunday, by the pastor, Rev. ]. NJ Gill
at IL a. m. All invited.
Henry c. Ridgely, ESQ.,, one of the trustee
of public school No. l, I'd district, has resigned.
The fall term of the public schools of tn
county commenced on Wednesday, 18th instant.
The Talbot campaign club, ct this place
now numbers upwards of one hundred members.
States Attorney N. Charles Burke, of th
place, lost very interesting little son, aged near
iy two years, on Sunday morning last.
In the Orphans Court this week letters Of
administration were granted to Chas. W. Gore OF
the personal estate of Samuel Gore, deceased.
At O'Clock on Wednesday morning thu
mercury marked SO degrees in Towsontown, 6
fall of over thirty degrees from Saturday last.
1t is the duty of every citizen of the county
to visit our county fair at least one day. County
pride, if nothing else, should prompt them to dc
so.
The County Commissioners have appointed
Edw. c.. Seidenstricker Waterman at the Jail, vice
the thrifty John Brown, who has skipped the
county.
john Griffin, of Carroll, 1st district, was
committed to Jail here on Tuesday upon the charge
of beating his wife. John should be given a taste
of the whipping post.
Six car loads of Beaver Dam marble were
shipped by the Pennsylvania Railroad to New
York on Tuesday, for the towers OF st. Patrick s
Cathedral, of that city.
Virgins still insists on his great storm for
September 29th. He says it will be q regular
"war of the elements" and he warns the people
to be on the lookout for il.
The races at the county fair next week
promise to be the best ever seen at Timonium.
As there will be more horses and faster ones, exct-
ing sport may be expected.
Tho n n n00lpd
the atmosphere, banished the dust, which was
getting almost unbearabe, and did an incalcula-
Bile amount of good generally.
-Messrs. Gill & Mcmahon, of Granite, Balti-
more county, were the lowest bidders for cut gran
lite to be used at the State Building in Wash
ington. Their bid was S9,763.
The old white horse called "Stonewall
Jackson" owned oy Capt. John Rau, of High
landtown, died few days ago. He was very
old and was highly priced by his owner.
The Sixth Maryland (Union) Regiment, of
which there are some survivors in Baltimore
county, will hold its annual reunion at North
East, Cecil county, Saturday, Sept 18th.
Mr.. Stephen G. Boyd, who was for a long
time connected with the Maryland Central rail-
road, has the inside track for the Democratic
nominatbiHs,r owson base-batrcI6D 5irnIspmce'went
- ca.r-duv last and defeated the hrag
team t 81 that place BY score Of to s. Horne
and R. Isaac were the battery for the Towsons.
If you want to see your friends from every
section of the county don't fail to visit the fair
next week. Timonium promises to be the centre
of attraction and of course everybody will be there.
Mr.. John Brown, the self-sharpening Jail
Waterman, has not yet turned up. He is doubt
less having good time somewhere on the Doodle
he raked in from the too con6ding oon-keepers.
The reunion of members of the Lutheran
Church will be held at Pen-Mar, Wednesday,
September 9Th, instead of on the I'd, as previous
L. pood IN he
gathering
For week past a colored camp-meeting
has been in progress in Paradise Grove, near
Hampden, held under the auspices of an M. P.
Church in Baltimore. 1t will continue over two
more Sundays.
Mr.. Harry Gorsuch, one of the popular
conductors ON the Maryland Central railroad, has
been confined at his fathers residence, in the 18th
district, for some time, suffering from an attack
of typhoid fever.
-Towsontown's garbage cart was transform
ed into patrol wagon on Tuesday morning, and
an unknown individual, whose matutinal pota-
tions had knocked the pins from under him, was
carted off to the lookup.
CHARLES Lowell, chief of the Gypsy band
now encamped at Halls Springs, on the Hartford
road, has had wagon-a sort of travelling palace
built in Baltimore at q cost of 5000. 1t is said
to be most gorgeous affair.
The county fair commences at Timonium
on Tuesday next, 7th instant, and all the indica-
lions point to q successful exhibition. We are
promised fine weather and this of itself should in
sure very large attendance every day.
Before the breaking up of Emory Grove
camp the ministers who attended passed resolu
ton highly complimenting Mr.. John E. Crout
who so successfully conducted the hotel on thu
grounds and who furnished them such excellen
fare.
Miss Alice Emory, recent graduate of tn
Ckoko al hos efa n
teachers position in the public school at Noun
Vernon, Mrs. Barthalow, principal. She is
daughter of Mr.. William Fl. Emory, of Towson
town.
The Cornet Band of Franklinville, 18th
district, will hold picnic in Rumsey's grove
near Franklinville, Friday and Saturday, Sept
10th and 1lth. A concert will be given eacl
evening and string band will furnish music fo
dancing.
The household department promises to b.
an interesting feature of the fair next week. TIL,
line of exhibits will be larger and more attrac
tive, showing that the ladies are taking com
mendable interest in this part of our annual ex
hibitions.
The Towson Guards team, in the large
match at Wilson Post encampment last week
scored SO out of possible 245. Private Mozart
did the best shooting on the team, scoring 3d.
The team of the Bond Guard, Gainesville, score
but 81 points.
Mr.. William Ensor, a ell-known 7th dis
trict farmer, few days ago bought car load o
very fine stock cattle from dealer in Shrewsbury
which has become quite market for that kind o
stock. Prices are ruling low and farmers ar
buying briskly.
"A novel entertainment will be given b.
the ladies in Reckords new mill, Belair, Thurs
day evening, 10Th inst, for the benefit of th
Presbyterian Church in that place. 1t will b.
in the form of flag drill and promises to be ,
very pleasant affair.
The following changes in the mail SEIZED
ule between Parkton and Wiseburg, Baltimor
county, have been made Leave Parkton daily
EXCEPT Sunday, at 9.45 a. M, and arrive at Wise
burg by 1905 o. m. leave Wiseburg at $40 P
m, and arrive at Partition by $50 p. m.
john W. Shanklin, ESQ.,, Clerk of the Cir
cult Court, this week took possession of the new
fre-proof addition to the Court House. b
record clerks who have been performing their du
ties in the upstairs rooms of the building hav
been transferred to the new department.
The politicians of the county will have
picnic at Timonium next week. If the man
on hand who invented the patent button-hol W
will be willing to guarantee sale of ten thousan
of them. The amount of "buzzing" that will b
done up there will be something wonderful to SEE
An excursion from the upper end OF Balti
more county, numbering about two hundred per
sons, went to Baltimore on Wednesday by tn
Northern Central railroad and spent the day i
Druid Hill Park and seeing the sights in the city
Most of the excursonists were from New Marke
and vicinity.
The lot for the new school building at Cal
verton, which was provided for by act of the las
Legislature, has been selected and plans for tn
structure are being prepared. 1t is little cd
that this important matter has hung fire so long
The building should have been nearly complete
by this time.
The Percheron stallion "Clyde Norman,
owned by Mr.. VIM. A. Peasants, near FallstoI
Maryland Central railroad, has had his sigh
permanently injured by chat from corn whic
was being shelled in the barn just over his sta
and which got into his eyes. He is now entirel
blind Of one eye and the sight Of the other
fading.