The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1888-11-17

Tyiaitv P. f. Church, t0Ua.-Rev. W. II.
FL. Powers, Rector.-Services Sundays at II A. NJ.
and 500 p. NJ; Friday, at 8 P. NJ. Luthervllle-
Sunday, at p. NJ.
Sater's Baptist Church.-Preaehing every Sun
day by the pastor, Rev. w. j; Nieon, at Safer's
Baptist Church, at IL A. NJ, and at PikesYllle Bap
fist Church, at p. NJ
at 1880 A. NJ, by the pastor, Rev. j. l.. Elderdlce
PRAYER meetings Sunday and Wednesday nights.
Public cordially invited.
Evtaap n. p. Church. Hartford Road.-Preaching
every Sunday, by the pastor, Rev. j. NJ. Gill, at
IL A. NJ. All invited.
Dulany's Valley NJ E. Chvgch.-Preaching to-
morrow afternoon, at $50 O'Clock, by the pastor,
Rev. Page Milburn.
ST. Michaers Erangelieal Lutheran Church, Perry
HaU.-Preaching every Sunday, at lO.3O A. NJ, by
the pastor, Rev. L. RImarskl-
81. .Joha,s- German Lutheran Church, Hartford
Road.~Preaching every Sunday by the pastor,
Rev. L. Rimarsk. at P. NJ.
ST. Joints Church, Long Green BaldaCill Station.
First, third and fifth Sundays and holidays,
masses at and II A. NJ; second Sunday. mass at
"a NJ fourth sunday mass at A. n; SIM
day of the month, mass at II A. N.
SALES ADVERTISED IN .sTHE UNION"
Wednesday, November 81, by William E. Berry,
horses cows hogs, farm implements, sc.
Monday, November &c. by S. Cover Wilson, auc-
tioneer ON the Keerl farm, near Towsontown,
stock, farm implements, &c.
Tuesday, November p, by George Whitelock,
trustee, handsome residence in Mt Washing
Wednesday. November %, by William Seitz,
splendid truck farm on the Hartford road,
miles from the city.
executor, a farm of % acres, near MORRISON
Station, 18th district.
Saturday, December l, by John L. Yellott and
Isaac MorfOOt, trustees. fine farm of ll5 acres
in the 5th district, half mile from Trenton;
also, a tract of IA acres adjoining the above.
Tuesday, December 4, by Francis Denmead Jr.,
attorney valuable leasehOld property on
Hartford turnpike, opposite barley Park
William W. Harper, of Hampden, has
been granted pension by the Government.
%Clevelands majority over Harrison in
Hartford county was only 175. In 1884 Cleve-
lands majority was Coz.
THE election excitement has all died out
thanks to the good sense of our people-and
everything is again moving along smoothly.
John Haley, who lives on GOrsuch ave
nue., Waverly, was run over by York road
car on Monday evening and had both of his
feet crushed
The public school at Eklo, 9th district,
Prof John G.. Donaldson. principal, has now
lOS scholars on the roll, the attendance being
larger than ever before.
The Republican League Club of Waverly
General Harrison. They expect to go down
with $50 uniformed men.
IA movement is on foot III ReisterstOwn
and several Carroll county towns to reorganize
the Order of Sons of Temperance which flour
ished there about forty years ago.
"A successful fair and supper was held at
Pikesville ON Tuesday evening for the benefit
of the Citizens Cornet Band of that place.
The POwhatan band attended the fairin body.
"A trotting race at Herring Run course on
hnfxr TvyTn
''Allen H." was won by the latter. Best time
2:33 Four heats had to be trotted to decide the
race.
> An election bet was decided at Gainesville
on Monday afternoon when John Gerwlg
wheeled John Whitney from that place to
Paradise and return, distance of about five
miles.
- Mrs. Sophia Stanton, widow of the late
VIM n. Stanton and mother of Mrs. Frederick
J. Wiley, of Baltimore county, died at Freder-
lex, Md, few days ago, in the 10Th year OF
her age.
THE Woodberry Netrs thinks that when
Mayor Latrobe secured the Belt he placed on
these ofthe mayOralty chairs bent pin which
is destined to make him very uncomfortable IN
the future
"A colored man named Frank Braxton,
who was employed at Steelton, 18th district,
was knocked from a car by hosting boom,
few days ago, and sustained injuries which
caused his death.
in progress for some time at some of the
churches on Hereford Circuit. At Mt. Carmel
there have been thirty-six conversions and at
Bosley's thirty-two.
THE Republican Club of Hereford, eth
district, is making arrangements for grand
Notification meeting to be held on Monday
night next, to which all are invited. They eX
pect to have a big time.
I'VE have been informed that a poker
game was in progress in this town nearly the
-l,rla .ofl arf rs 10
spect for the Sabbath they should be compelled
at least to respect the law.
"a well known gentleman who holds a
prominent position in the Court House, is oblig-
ed to wear piece of black Grape on the lapel of
his coat for the next thirty days, the result of
having lost bet on Cleveland.
1.-The following changes have been made
in the York road mail route between Baltimore
and Waverly: Leave Baltimore daily at 1870
P. NJ; arrive at Waverly by l p. N. Leave
Waverly daily at l 15 P NJ. arrive at Baltimore
by Las P. NJ.
Forty-nine persons have been converted
at the protracted meeting which has been in
progress for some time at Mt. Washington NJ.
f. Church. The Baltimore Methodist says that
among the number were JeweSS and several
Roman Catholics.
"A letter mailed to THE UNION at ROSedale,
18th district, on the 9Th of November, did not
reach the Towsontown postoffice until Novem-
Der 18th, at P. NJ. 1t was from one of our reg
hard to account for.
Mrs. Sarah Price, wife of Mr.. Elijah
Price, of CAROLS mill, near Phoenix, died on
Tuesday last. She leaves four daughters and
two sons. Deceased was a sister of Mr.. A. G.
Mott the well known agricultural implement
dealer of Baltimore.
->City Surveyor Sudler, of Baltimore, re-
ceived So day for those who helped to make
survey ofthe Belt before annexation and only
paid them 81 each, retaining the other 81. Now
an effort will be made to make Mr.. Sudler re-
turn this money to the city.
The amended prohibitory law which was
adopted in Hartford county at the late election
by large majority, will go into effect on the
LIST of December, 1888. 1t is hoped that it may
work more satisfactorily than the old law,
which was violated with impunity.
Sol. B. f. Taylor, of the 18th district,
whose log cabin, drawn by six fine mules, at
tracted so much attention at the Belair demon
stration before the election, has been solicited
to take the cabin to Washington for the inau-
glratiOn procession and he may do so.
THE statement of County Treasurer Nor
gan for the month of October makes the follow
ing exhibit Cash ON hand September 10Th,
SIS, 928.14; cash received from all sources dur
ing the month, Sl4, 672.05; disbursements, S22,-
$50. "a; cash ON hand November LIST, Sd, 073.35.
-SomeFody down at Mount Washington
had some fun with "Uncle" Joe Jackins over
the defeat of Cleveland. They decorated his
front gate with fragment of an old black silk
dress and 'Uncle'' Joe says it had better been
kept, as the duty on silk is not going to be re-
moved.
Cooley Vanhorn, of Hartford county, who
assaulted with intent to kill Barney Kearney,
at Baldwin, Long Green Valley, on the 18th of
October has been arrested and held to bail in
the sum of $500 for his appearance before the
Grand Jury, Mr.. Moses ]. Green becoming his
bOndsman.
The herd of cattle ON the farm of Mrs.
Amanda Hawkins, near Cockeysvjlle, is affected
with a peculiar disease of the lungs which DIR.
Patterson, who inspected the herd this week,
says is not pleurO-pneumOnia. This farm is
situated on one of the highest points in Balti-
more county.
Some Democratic families in Towson-
town had made arrangements to illuminate
their houses when Cleveland was elected and
one lady did not put down her parlor carpet for
fear it might be soiled when she lighted up her
house. This is only another evidence that
doubtful things are very uncertain.
"A friend of THE UNION writes us that if
we will meet him at point he designates about
Is miles from TOwsontown, ON the 18th inst,
he will make us present of "a splendid Harri-
son turkey" Wecan't imagine what he wants
to make us drive all that long distance for.
WHATS tho matter with sending the bird mn to