The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1886-09-11
Ralipious Notices.


To,csonto,cn M E. Gmrch.-Preaching to- NOR
row Sunday, at IL a. M. and at Il p. M, by the
pastor, Rev. Watson Case.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening, at u
O'Clock, and class meetings on Thursday, at 3 p.
m, and Friday evening, at u o'clock.
St. Johns Mssion.-The Rector of Sherwood
Church, Cockeysville, Rev. A. T.. Pindell, will re-
sumo sci vices at St. Johns Mission, York turn
pike, on Sunday next, at 81 o'clock. Services to
be continued every alternate Sunday. Public
cordially invited. .-. .t
Trinity p. e. Church, Tocsontoon.-Pr Preaching
Sunday by the rector Rev. W. H. II. Powers, at
IL a. m. and p. m. Friday-Evening Prayer
at 800 p. m.
There will be preaching at Lutherville, by Rev.
w.. H. Powers. in the Public Hall, every Sum-
day afternoon, at 81 o'clock.
Euta,o N. P. Church, Hartford Road.-Preach-
ing every Sunday, by the pastor, Rev. j. M. Gill,
at IL a. m. All invited.
The Hanover (Pa.) fair will be held Sep
tember 2Sth, '29th and 30th and Oct. list.
Fishing with hook and line is now said to
be very good in the rivers of this county.
Tile total rainfall in the vicinity of Balti-
more during the month of August was 1894 inches.
-Arlentus, the name of the new postofice in
The September term of the Circuit Court
for Baltimore county commences On Monday next.
The sum of S12,0 900 will be awarded in the
purses for the races which take place at Pimlico
next week.
Alex. Price, postmaster at Mantua Mills,
Baltimore county, has sent his resignation to the
Department.
Mr.. John H. Scharf, ice dealer, of this
place, hurt his left hand quite badly few days ago
with an pick
Mr.. Archibald Breckenridge, the we'll
known nurseryman of Govanstown, is lying very
ill with typhoid fever.
Prof. Hammond is the man who predicts
terrific cyclones, earthquakes and tOrnadoes for
Sept. Goth, 9th and 2Sth.
The Reisterstown base ball club sustained
a defeat at the hands of the Westminsters, on the
Sd inst, by score of 10 to z.
Judge David Fowler and family, of Tow
sontown, after sojourn of several weeks at Ork-
ney Strings Virginia, returned home on Monday.
There will be grand display of fireworks
at the State Fair Grounds, Pimlico, on Monday
night next, the pieces being new and of novel de-
sign.
Stone from the Deer Creek quarries now
being delivered at Boundary avenue, for the new
passenger station of the Maryland Central rail-
road.
Mr.. David Lee, well-known farmer and
proprietor of Jerusalem Mills, on the Little Gun
powder, died on the 9th instant, in the 18th year
of his age.
The School Board has purchased a lot in
the 10th district, near Dances mill, upon which
school house is being erected by Messrs. S. De-
muth Son.
In the Orphans Court this week letters of
administration on the personal estate of John
Giles, deceased, were granted to Christian and
Matilda w. Giles.
We return thanks to Frank Brown, ESQ.,,
president of the Maryland Agricultural Society,
for a complimentary ticket to the fair to be held
at Pimlico next week.
Under Baltimore county local law par
fridge shooting opens in Baltimore county on the
LIST of October. The general law of the State fixes
- the date November 1st.
Mr. D. Burnett Reckord, of the we'll known
firm OF Henry Reckord & Sons, of this county,
was married on the 26th of August to Miss Anna
NJ. Bartleson, of Hartford.
Edward W. Stiefe ESQ.,, of the LIST Dis
trict, went to Niagara Falls on Tuesday as dele.
gate from Baltimore to the brewers convention
which met there this week.
Grand Army Day will be celebrated Mon
day, September 18th, when there will be grand
parade in the city to be followed by amusements
of various kinds at barley Park.
Mr.. Asbury Fawcett, who formerly owned
the fine farm on the Philadelphia road, bind
ing on Herring Run, died in Baltimore on the 9th
instant, in the 5Sth year of his age.
Miss Maggie Brogden, daughter of Mr.
James Brogden, of Long Green Valley, has been
the guest this week of Miss Nettie Warner, at St.
James rectory, My Lady's Manor.
Michael T. Fitzgerald, member of the
county police force, was married on Wednesday
afternoon, to Miss Kate Davis. Both bride and
groom residents of Mt. Washington.
The "gold mine" to which The UNION re-
ferred last week is said now to be on the Freder-
lex road instead of on the York road. With this
exception it is claimed the story is correct
Co. dc ~ in he
market and the society has standing offer of
$780, 900 for them. The property is very valuable
and will not likely be sold even at this steep figure.
-'--a-% A -,ll-lnnwn TnTsontown gentleman de-
quake shock about o'clock on Sunday morning
last, but it was not noticed by people generally.
The fair of the Maryland Agricultural So
ciety commences at Pimlico next Monday and con-
tinues until Friday. 1t promises to be a very at
tractive exhibition and will be largely attended.
Mr.. Stephen G. Boyd, who was formerly
connected with the Maryland Central R.. R. Com
pany, was defeated for the Democratic nomination
for State Senator for York county ON Tuesday
last.
Mr.. E. G.. Cherbonnier, who has been liv-
ing in Missouri for some time, has returned to
Baltimore county and engaged in the lime bust
ness with his cousin, Mrs. Shaetfer, in the 9Th
district.
a boy named Harry Lisby, living at Wood
berry, seriously hurt few days ago while
swimming in Clipper Mill dam. While diving he
struck his head against rock and was rendered
insensbe.
The camp meeting which had been in pro-
gress above Belair attracted a great many colOred
people from Towsontown last Sunday and the re-
ceipts at the station ran considerably over one
hundred dollars.
The cornerstone of the new Masonic Tenn
pie, in Belair, was laid with appropriate and i'm
posing ceremonies on the Sd inst. The building
will be a very large and handsome one and will
cost about $4,000.
The Journeymen Butchers Cooperative
Manufacturing Association, which has now been
permanently organized, has rented steam butch
ering establishment ON Point Lane and will have
it in full operation.
in the trot for Baltimore county horses at
the fair on Wednesday the old favorite, "Harry
Arlington" came off victorious, distancing his
competitors in the second heat. He was not push
ed and his best time was 2:40.
The report of County Treasurer Hebb for
the month of August shows cash on hand July
31st, $1O0, 465.6l; receipts for the month, $13,-
951.SS; disbursements, S23, 1853 balance on
hand September LIST, s9l,27O.66.
Miss NJ. Florence Beeman, formerly princi-
pal of the public school at Aberdeen, Hartford
county, died on the LIST instant, of consumption.
She was highly esteemed young lady and had
many friends in Baltimore county.
Several white oak baskets were exhibited
in the household department at our county fair
this week, they being the handiwork of a colored
man of the 9Th district who is called Uncle Peter
and who claims to be los years old.
Mr.. John Crowther, Jr., chief clerk to the
Board of County Commissioners, left on Tuesday
night for Rochester, N. Y, accompanied by his
son Guy, who has secured position with an ex-
tensive furnishing house in that city.
Last week The UNION gave a remedy for
hay fever. A gentleman in this town. who for
years has suffered from the disease tried the pre-.
scription and he declares that it did him great
deal of good Now let some one else try it.
Mr.. Albert Mcclure formerly of Baltimore
county, who some time ago bought property and
established store at Bynums, Maryland Central
railroad, has been appointed postmaster of the
new postofice just established at that place.
The Baltimore Herald copied The UNIONS
item of last week on the Baltimore county "gold
mine," but forgot to give credit therefor. That
may be clever thing to do, viewed from the
Heralds standpoint, but we don't see it in that
light.
We return thanks to Mr.. Frederick Groom
of this place. who is now on a visit to England,
for n nackape of FOREIGN newsnaners ono of which