The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1889-06-22

SALES ADVERTISED IN 1.-THE UNION

SALES ADVERTISED IN 1.-THE UNION"
Brune, trustees. at Heitchews Hotel, Refs
terstown, three valuable farms belonging to
the estate of the late John TOlly Johns.
Monday June pa by VIM H. Harlan and S. A
Williams at the Court House in Belar, the
real estate of the late Mrs. Mary o. Ham
mond, situated on the Little Gunpowder, in
Baltimore and Hartford counties.
Saturday. June 20, by Uric Townsend, assignee,
&C., at Cockeysville, sweepstake separator,
truck, stacker, engine, &C., belonging to
Jacob Shanebrook.
Saturday, June g, by Uric Townsend, assignee,
at COckeysville, one new model separator,
truck stacker, fixtures engine, rye thresher,
&C., belonging to Edward Stevenson.
Tuesday, July g. by Richard Bernard Son, at
torneys on the premises, in the 18th dis
trict, well-imprOved farm of AZ acres = also,
One-half interest in acres of land with i'm
Monday, July Is, by Rufus W. Applegarth, at
tOrney for the assignee, on the premises,
three-story brick house on east Second
Tuesday, July Is, BY S. Parker Bosley, attorney,
at the Court House door, small farm in the
5th district, 2 miles from Beckleysville'
Tuesday, July 16, by S. Parker Bosley, attorney,
at the Court House door, farm in the sth dis
trict, mile from Oregon.
Tuesday, July 16, by Samuel REGISTER, attorney
for the trustee, on the premises, the snug
ford, on the Hartford road.
Wednesday, July II, by S. Parker Bosley, attor
ney, on the premises, house and lot in the
village of Homestead, Hartford road.
> Inc sherwood DlStlllery, at COcKeySVllle,
is not now in operation.
1.-The tax rate in Carroll county for the
current year is so cents on the 500.
Friday, June Dist, was the longest day of
the year, the sun rising at 4.33 A. NJ. and setting
at 7.30 p NJ.
THE public schools of the county will
close on Friday next. 2Sth inst, until Monday,
September I'd.
The Towson Guards had five applications
for membership at the company meeting on
Tuesday night
The sale of the property of Mrs. A. +.
Talbot, advertised in THE UNION last week,
has been withdrawn.
@Hess's Baltimore and Towsontown ex
press lost horse on Thursday morning from
inflammation of the stomach.
MIR. Joseph B. Mitchell, of Towsontown,
has been appointed justice of the peace for
the 9th district to fill a vacancy.
THE temperance camp-meeting at Glyn-
don, Western Maryland R. r., will commence
July 18th and continue to August 4th.
@Mr. L. Foreman, of Govanstown, has
commenced the erection of nine twO-stOry
houses on the east side Etting street, Baltimore.
The sum of $4,000 will be offered in pur-
ses for the races to take place at the fair of the
State Agricultural Society, Pimlico, next Sep
tember
"a man named VIM. Hallen was COM
mitted to Jail here on Thursday, charged with
stealing $50 from Mr.. l.. Mayberry, OF Herring
Run Park.
1.-The Baltimore city Grand Jury has re-
commended that the license of Charles Schrei-
ner, proprietor of barley Park, Hartford road
be suppressed.
Mrs. Emily r. Hynds, daughter of the
late George FRESHMAN, and wife of Mr.. VIM. &.
Hynds, died at her residence, near Govanstown,
on Wednesday.
THE 4th of July occurs this year on Thurs
day-One week from next Thursday-and prep
arations are being made for the proper observ-
ance of the day.
st James colored camp-meeting will be
held in the woods on the Maryland Central II.
r., short distance east of Towsontown, COM
mencing July 18th.
Democratic primary meetings will be
held in this county Saturday, July 9th, and
the county convention will be held at Towson-
town, Monday, 10Th.
1.-The Postoffice Department has advertised
for proposals for special star mail service from
Reckord, Baltimore county, to Fallston NJ. Z.
X. r., six times week.
james X. Giles, postmaster at Butler, Bal
timOre county, has resigned, and recommends
William Upton as his successor. Mr.. Giles
will remove to Towsontown.
Wheat cutting Will commence in Baltl-
more county next week. In some places the
straw is down and broken, entailing much ex-
ira work to harvest the grain.
@Towsontown will celebrate on the Fourth
and arrangements are now in progress to that
end. Everybody is expected to come in and
help do Justice to the occasion.
by the quarterly distribution of the State
PUBIC school Iu0O, Uldue Dy ID6
on the 18th inst, Baltimore county white
schools will receive S9,005.58, and colored
schools S2.279.31.
IA deed of conveyance from the Baltimore
and Ohio Telegraph Company to the Western
Union Telegraph Company will have to be re-
$1,000 900 in bonds.
AN unknown colOred man was found
near Golden Ring 18th district, one day last
week, in an unconscious condition from illness.
He was taken to Baltimore by VIM. WenZel
and sent to a hospital
1.-The Gainesville Improvement Associa-
ton is doing a good work for that growing
town. An asphalt pavement is being laid for
several blocks and the summer hotel project is
again being agitated.
I'VE return thanks to Charles L. Shipley,
ESQ.,. of Pikesville for several old numbers of
THE UNION which he kindly sends MS to aid in
making up files to take the place of those de-
strOyed by fire last March year.
There appears to be rapidly growing
feeling in favor of high license in this county
and no doubt the next Legislature will be called
upon to enact such law which cannot help
but be beneficial in many ways
1.-The new Presbyterian Church at Hyland
Station, Maryland Central r. r., was struck by
lightning on Saturday afternoon last; The
spre and side of the building were much dam
aged, causing loss of about $3.50.
1.-THE colOred people OF Towsontown are
arranging for big picnic in EudOwoOd Park
Thursday July 4th. There will be tourna-
ment in addition to other amusements, and
several bands of music will be present.
>"Mambrino Hannis," the young pacing
stallion lately sold by Mr. VIM. Whitridge, of
Green Spring Valley, for So, 500, last week paced
a four-heat race at Beacon Park, Boston, and
won it, his best time having been 2:204.
1.-The Baltimore County Hedge and Wire
Fence Company will hold meeting at Tow
sontOwn, Wednesday next. June Goth, at 10
o'clock A. NJ, and every director and stock
holder is urgently requested to be present.
REV. John +. GOucher, pastor ofthe First
Methodist Episcopal Church, has offered to give
$4,000 to the WOman's College as an endow-
ment fund. provided the college secures an adj
ditional sum of $4,000 for the same purpose.
"A committee from St. Joseph's Parish,
Baltimore, paid visit to Rev. James ]. Dillon,
the new pastor of st. Johns Church, Long
Green, on Monday last and presented him with
a handsome gold watch and purse of money.
@"Why is it." demanded the temperance
lecturer in stentorian tones, ''that we see so
many brutish-looking men in the bar-roOms of
our towns and cities ?' Don't know" replied
the man in the gallery, UNLESS it is that you go
there"
Mr. J. Alexander Green, of Towsontown.
has made application for the benefit of the in
solvent laws and his creditors are notified to
meet at the Clerks office on Friday June, 18th,
at 10 A. NJ. Mr.. VIM. Grason is the preliminary
trustee.
prof. Burgoyne's band has rendered the
people of TowsOntOwn one open air concert,
playing in the Court House park, and 1t is
hoped they will keep it up during the summer.
The band practices regularly and continues to
improve.
IA violent storm passed over White
Grounds, I'd district, on Saturday afternoon
last. Many trees were uproOted and other
damage done It is stated that at one place
the water was almost entirely blown out of
Gwynn's falls.
IA game of baseball was played at Tay-
lOr on Saturday afternoon last, between the
club of that place and the Fallston club, result
ing in a victory for the former by a score of 10
to 6. Geo. Hitchcock was umpire and Chas. c.
Carman, scorer.
81 In the matter of rain the past week was
am improvement over the previous one and yet
it was nothing to brag of, particularly among
the farmers, many of whom have had good
deal of grass spoiled it being impossible to
properly cure it.
"A tennis tournament was played at The
Kennels, Charles street avenue on Wednesday
and Thursday afternoons. Among the players
were R. II. Peasants, Jr., Eugene lowering,
g. c. Hopkins, Jr., Cary McHenry. w. G..