The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1886-05-01

lanys Valley turnpike, near Loeb Raven.
This SATURDAYS the first day of May
The Towson Guards will give May ball
in their armory on Wednesday, 18th inst.
Miss Hattie Chew, of this place, left on
Friday for st. Louis, Mo-, to visit some friends.
1t is expected that about 400 boarders will
he located in and about Lutherville this summer.
Mr.. Albert D. Blakeney, of Franklinville
cotton mill, has secured patent for loom picker.
Mr.. Patrick H. Walker and son, of the Sd
district, were registered at Atlantic City few
days ago.
Our old friend, Mr.. John S. Carswell, of
Gorsuch avenue, will accept our thanks for copies
of late Florida papers.
W. B. Edwards, pastor of Govanstown M. Z.
Church, died on Monday.
Mr.. Frederick Won Kapff, of StoDeleigh, re-
Gently sold one of his valuable Jersey cows to DR..
Hopkins, of the Sd district
The weather bureau has missed every pre-
diction it has made this week. Evidently the
"bureau" needs overhauling.
Mr.. Andrew Gray, who was lately appoint
ed a messenger in the Custom House, is resi-
dent of the 9th district, in the Belt.
Attention is called to the advertisement OF
Mr.. Henry Hess, Cockeysville Persons wanting
anything in his line, should give him call.
The county Jail is now closed against all
tranps-unless they can produce credentials In
the shape of a commitment from magistrate.
The Spring meeting of the Mary land Jock
ev Club commences at Pimlico on the 18th of the
present month May and continues four days.
DR. Chas. A. Rutledge, of Upper Cross
Roads, who lately removed to the Rocks of Deer
Creek, has been succeeded by Dr. Warner, of Bal
timore.
Mr.. Theodore C. Sparks, of this county, has
purchased farm near Alesia Station, Baltimore
nd will fak aharO of
next fall.
Most farmers having finished getting in
their oats are now busily engaged preparing their
corn ground. This is busy season for the TIL
lers of the soil.
Rev. Father Manley, of Hagerstown, former
" pastor of St. Cyprians Church, Towsontown,
was here on Thursday, and called on many of his
former Pensioners.
Howard Upton, employed in the Mount
Vernon railroad shops, had three of his fingers
torn off on Tuesday, by having them caught in
some of the machinery.
On Sunday next the Redemptorist priests
of St. James's Catholic Church will take charge o.
the Church of st. Anthony of Padua, near Garden
vile, on the Beair road.
Mr.. VIM. Dunty, of Fork, 18th district, i:
running his steam mill on Mr.. Elijah Clay
toms property, near Upper Cross Roads, where hi
is getting out barn frame.
Mr.. E. Free Bond, who has been train dis
patcher and telegraph operator at Boundary
avenue station, Maryland Central railroad, lost
his position a few days ago.
The name of the Long Green postoffice has
been changed to Long Ridge Why it was deem
ed necessary to do this we are unable to say. Mr.
Slade continues as postmaster.
The contract for carrying the mail from
Rosedale, via Golden Ring, to Rossville, in thi
county, six times a week, was on Monday award
ed to S. D. Castleman for SlO9.
Lo,ko Co. uboo
and grass in Baltimore county than just at thi
time. If nothing unforeseen occurs there will BIZ
an unusually large crop of both.
Mr.. Isaac NJ. Price, of Butler, Baltimore
county, this week removed with his family to Oak
land, Garrett county, Md, where he will conduc
farm and large summer boarding house.
Mr.. Jacob Day hoff, of Carroll county, ha
bought the property known as "Brick House,
about one mile from Shambergers mill, in the 5t
district, and four miles from Beckleysville.
The pay of the conductors and drivers Of
the York road railway has been reduced to $1.5
per day. This is one of the results of the II hou
bill passed at the late session of the Legislature.
The Belair 4Egis says physician of tina
town lately called to patient AMI found he
spinning fax rs years old, on a spinning whee
20 years DID, the lady herself being "a years of age
"A irst-cass restaurant has been establishe
by the Pennsylvania R. r. Company in the ne
Union Station, on Charles street avenue. In a
its appointments it will be second to none in til
city.
is there no way to end the dog nuisance i
Towsontown If some fellow will go to work an
poison about $50 of the worthless ours in the tow
he will have earned the thanks of nearly ever
citizen.
The citizens of Westminster who own goo
horses-and there are q number of them in an
around that town-have organized a driving a
ISOLATION and will secure the track on the old ia
grounds.
Rev. George Morrison, of this county, wan
the Presbytery of Baltimore to pay all its uneu
ployed ministers yearly salary not exceedir
81 900. Mr.. Morrison is just now among Il
number.
On Easter Sunday the collections in Trim
ty Church, Towsontown, which are to be devote
to the purchase of q new organ, reached $72
The new organ will be a fine instrument and wi
cost 81, 500.
"A farmer who has been testing seed co
from the butt, the tip and middle of the ear
wears past, says that the seed from the tip of IL
ear will ripen first, that from the middle next al
from the butt last.
%. the horn, the brassy old horn,
footing from night till the roseate morn
The horn, in ITSELF is an innocent thing,
All samee "like flowers that bloom in t
spring"
Prof Hanna, principal of the Towsontov
public school, will again conduct normal ella
this summer, commencing on the 18th of Jul
The schools of the county close for the SUNNI
vacation, June Goth.
&C. Bonn Slingluh, Esq, by card in anoth
column, gives notice that he will be found dai
at his city Office, corner St. Paul and Lexingt
streets, except Tuesdays and Wednesdays, VIII
he will be at his Office in Towsontown.
w. H. 0rtloff, of Hampden, and e.
Baker and Wesley French, of Woodberry, were
rested on Monday on the charge of selling ole
margarine In violation of law. 0rtoff and Bah
were held for court and French was dismissed.
Mr.. David Stewart, member of the Bal
more bar and brother in. law of Mr.. John Ridt
ly, of Hampton, was married on Monday last.
Portland, Maine, to Mrs. Patterson, widow of
-. A..Lr- MaIvilIa patferqou of Raltimo