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

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Circuit Court for Baltimore county:
DEEDS AND ASSIGNMENTS.
| A. SIN tn to County Commissioners.
Jos. kirkpatrick, &C., to Howard Vance,
Henry Gunther to Elizabeth Gunther.
A. d. Clemens, Jr., & wife to J. DARCY Wilson,
j. T. Elsroad to Geo. W. Starr.
G. e. 7. Cathcart q wife to A. w. Sutton.
I. 4. Ross, exectx., to Eve Sella.
Indiana Malone, &C., to Milton G. Haines.
Milton @. Haines to Albert Mahoue.
Jacob II. Aul to Geo. J. Roche.
Jacob II. Au'l to Robt. Harris, Jr.
A. d. Clemens, Jr., to Bernard Thilman.
A. A. Hirst & trus., to l. j. Yearey.
J. X. Bartlett & wife to Jas. D. Mason, Jr.
E. j. Roberts to Bentley C. Bib.
Thos. Knox to A. j. Matching.
Chas. j. Hull to Jas. K. Marley trus.
Saml. r. Boyd to Chas F. Mckay.
Geo. Roeder & wife to B. & O. r. R. Co.
VIM. Jones wife to Martha A. Smith.
David M. Newbold wife to JAS Gibbons.
Geo. R. Gather, Jr., & wife to S. E. Hill.
Mary G. Worthington, & ors., to j. L. Walter.
Henry Schwab, &C., to E. W. Haviland.
Mollie Bosley &C.. to B. B. Jessop.
j. O. Cooling to VIM. P. Cooney.
S. E. Hill to Edgar G. Miller, &c.
VIM. H. Keener to Chas. Wyeth.
j. T. Redman & wife to Isaac Crouther, Sr.
Jos. L. Bowen to R. D. Dodson, Jr.
L. B. Oliver, &C., to J. H. Thompson.
j. H. Thompson to j. T. Oliver.
M. w. Offutt to r. R. Boarman, &c.
LEASES.
Chas. F. Fusting & wife to Geo. W. Smith.
VIM. F. Williams, &C., to Elizabeth Armstrong.
S. E. Hill to Chas. T. Bucher
VIM. II. Keener to G. G. Wyeth.
VIM. L. Stork to Peter Kreis.
David Wilson, ct al, to Jos. L. Bowen.
ASSIGNMENT MORTGAGES
j. j. Calwell to A. R. Calwell.
MORTGAGES.
W. Pearce to J.,J. Caldwell, $217. 90.
II. S. Mcdonald to c. Boyce $553.20.
G. II. Knox wife to Jane E. Pilsch, $4,000.
]. H. Bonnet to Mary E. Halter, S., 900.
G. F. Fusting wife to j. G. Rogers, s., 500.
A. D. Clemens d., tt0 q aAsegliyp g. SHgo
VIM. H. Oliver wife to Waverly B. A., $500.
B. Thillman to Waverly B. A., $13O.
Robt. Harris, Jr., to Waverly B. A., $3.50.
Chas. Erdman & wife to Orphans Home, $137.50.
T. H. Blick & wife to Met S. Bank, $4,000.
S. M. Guest to Central S. Bank, 81 900.
A. J. Matching, ct al, to R. A. Matching, 81, 900.
Chas. Hofferberth & wife to City Block B. A.,S10
Geo. T. Shrek & wife to City Block, B. A. $500.
j. 7. Barlow to BALTIC. S. l., $500.
j. L. Walter wife to Thos. E. Gill, $3.50.
John W. Ritter to Jesse W. Ritter, 1925.
VIM. p. Cooney & wife to Franklin H. A.,$260.
Jacob Odensoss Il wife to Alex. Yearly, Jr, $500.
RELEASES.
J. w. Bowers to Geo. Morrison.
j. G. Maier to VIM. H. Oliver.
c. M. W. Cockey to Dennis B. Carter,
z. N. Turnbull to S. B. Sexton.
Agnes A. Wight to Michael Brady.
M. A. Murphy, &c., to w. F. Savin, ct al, trus.
Hopkins Avenue P. B. A. to j. F. Barlow.
David Wilson, &C., to Jos. L. Bowen.
V. L. Reese, &C., to Jas. T. Redman.
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Eloped a Second Time.-The Baltimore
american says: ga couple of years ago the Amer
lean published an account of the elopement of
Howard Poe, of Texas, Baltimore county, with
Miss Mary ]. Conway, of the same town. Miss
Conway was known as an attractive girl who had
always borne a good reputation, and who was
noted for the interest she took in church work.
Poe was an industrious man, and when he de-
parted with Mary he left behind him wife, but
no children. The clipping pair came to Baltimore
and after sojourn of a few weeks both returned
to Texas. Poe was forgiven by his wife and went
back to live with her, and Mary was received into
the bosom of her fathers family as prodigal
daughter Their affection, however, revived, and
some time ago they eloped again. Poe and Mary
Jane now living together in York, Pa. Mrs.
Poe is living alone in Texas supported by her own
exertions and aided by her husbands father"
Observation-Disclosures. Mamie E.
Pearce, only daughter of Mr.. John c. Pearce, a
wel-known farmer of Long Green Valley, Balti-
more county, was married at Eutaw Place Baptist
Church, Baltimore, on Wednesday evening, to
Mr.. Thomas S. Eigeberner, who has just entered
the ministry of the Baptist Church The ushers
were Rev. Frank C. Woods, VIM. L. Gallagher,
John Pentland Brown, Chas. B. Bates, Eugene L..
Crutchfed and A. R. Sappington. The bride
was handsomely dressed in white satin, trimmed
with lace and pearls. At the conclusion of the
ceremony, which was witnessed by large num-
Der of relatives and friends, the young couple left
for Washington, where they will spend several
days when they will go to Chicago and from
thence to Alexandria, Minnesota, where the
groom will take charge of Baptist Church.
-. a1VororuS HoJei.-Mr. j. M. Whiteford
hayn uA hs as
will open it to-day Saturday as frst.class ho-
tel. 1t is fitted up in modern style, having all
the improvements and conveniences, and has been
newly and beautifully furnished from top to bottom
Mr.. Whiteford is a Baltimore county man, having
until lately resided on the Hartford road, where
himself and brothers are well and favorably known
He is very clever and affable gentleman and is
we'll equipped for the business in which he is
aboat to embark. Mr.. William l.. Gallagher who
was for number of years the popular assistant at
Urban's restaurant, Towsontown, is connected
with the Whiteford Hotel, where he will be glad
to welcome his many Baltimore county friends.
School Board Proceedings.-At the meet
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