The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1890-11-15

Monday, Nov. II, by N. Rufus Gill, attorney, on
Woodbrook Station, NJ G. RI
Tuesday, Nov. Is, by VIM. S. Keech, attorney, at
the Court House door, farm OF IS acres, in
Wednesday, Nov 10, by Mrs. Sarah R. Carly,
near Fork, 18th district, horses. cows, hogs,
Tuesday, Nov. q. by Thomas Wheian. assignee,
at the Real Estate Exchange, valuable Zee
simple Pr S eEy W HesT the junction Oh NORTH
Thursday, Nov. n, by John d. Childs, in the sth
district, horses, COWS, farm implements, ETC.
Tuesday, Dec. 2, by F. L. Hilberg, on Cuttings
avenue, near Govanstown, horses, cows, car
riages, wagons, farm implements, household
Tuesday. Dec. 9, by George W. Yellott, treasurer
and collector, at the Court House door,
number of pieces of property for taxes due
Tuesday, Dec. 9, by Yellott 6 Ofutt, attorneys,
at the Court House door, farm in the 10th dist.
Francis Logan, of Highlandtown, Balti-
more county, has secured an increase of PEN
- The County School Board will hold
meeting ct Towsontown, Monday, November
oath.
lit cost Baltimore county the snug sum of
$4,000 to run her public schools for the last
fiscal year.
Cholera has attacked some of the hogs in
Green Spring Valley and several farmers have
sustained losses from the disease.
THE Towson National Bank has declared
dividend of 3per cent. for the past six months,
payable on and after the 18th inst.
- Rev. William Rollins Webb will conduct
service at Trinity P. E. Church, Long Green,
Sunday November Trs dOse az son al a. Mr. William
s. Treadwell. who was so seriously gored by
bull on the 1st inst, is rapidly recovering.
IA protracted meeting will be commenced
at Clymalara NJ E. Church, 10th district, Mon
day evening, November 18th, at 7.30 O'Clock:
1.-THE Governor has appointed John II.
Beckey justice of the peace for the 4th district
of Baltimore county, vice Samuel z. Storm, re-
signed.
- Letters addressed to Frank C. Bayley,
Mrs. Amelia Bailey, James Z. Harrison and
Mrs. M. P. Myers remain uncalled for in the
Towson postoffice.
AN oyster supper and fair, for the benefit
of EPSON NJ. P. Church, Towsontown, will be
held in the parsonage on the evenings OF NOV.
25th, 18th and 9th.
The wages of the hands in the linsey
weaving department of Messrs. Dickey & Sons
factory at Della, Baltimore county, have been
reduced 10 per cent
week: "When is dis yer promoter goin to COM
mence to run on de York roadr Respectfully
referred to Mr.. Perrin.
lone day this week Mr.. A. W. Duke the
Govanstown druggist, found several morning
glories blooming in his garden. These flowers
are very rare at this season.
- Master Earl Kennedy, of Rockdale, I'd
district sent to this Office few days ago,
stalk of popcorn, grown by himself, that had
eight fully-developed ears on it.
"A farm of 80 acres, situated in the 18th
district, OH the line of the B. & o. Railroad,
has been sold by Mr.. Joshua Hammond to Mr..
H. A. Wroth, of Baltimore, for 8, 45D.
miss Mamie Timanus has been appointed
postmaster at Rockdale, I'd district succeeding
her father, Mr.. Israel Timanus, who was obllg-
ed to resign on account of failing health.
THE value of the personal estate OF the
late George B. Graham. who committed suicide
at his country place, near Catonsyllle, few
weeks ago, has been appraised at S4O4. S4919
THE young peoples society of Calvary
Baptist Church, Towsontown. will give soci-
able in the Temperance Tabernacle, Friday
evening, Nov. 2lst, commencing at 8 clock:
THE town of Waverly is Overrun with
geese and the citizens are complaining very
much in consequence. A number OF these
feathered nuisances have lately been poisoned.
"a meeting for men only will be held in
Towsontown NJ. z. Church, Sunday afternoon,
November 10th, commencing at LAS o'clock, to
be conducted by the pastor, Rev. Page Milburn.
lives on TIE Ashland COmpanys farm, near
Timonium, died few days ago of diphtheria.
Another child of his had the disease but is get
ting better.
> Cardinal Gibbons visited st. Joseph's
Church, on the Belair road, last Sunday, and
confirmed class of sixty-two persons. He
was assisted in the service by the pastor, Rev.
]. A. Frederick.
always HAS u ldli lulCc ClltuuoA-
astic Towsontown Democrats went to the city
in hack few days ago and while driving
along Baltimore street one of the wheels ran
off and dumped them out.
1.-The Roberts motor was given another
trial on the York road, between Waverly and
Govanstown, on Monday and gave much salts
faction. 1t climbed the grades with ease and at
tanned speed of Is miles per hour:
1.-THE School Board has purchased from
Mr.. Samuel Crothers, of Philadelphia, a lot of
erroupd int tho fnyvn 0f T,anSdOWnQ in the
18th district. upon which school house is to
be erected. The price paid was $500.
Elizabeth Wineholt, by her counsel, Col.
D. G. Mcintosh has filed bill in equity for
divorce from her husband, George Wineholt.
They were married in 1854 and have since been
living in the 5th district of this county.
"a Presbyterian congregation has been
organized at Sparrows Point, 18th district, with
Is members Messrs. L. II. McMutrIe ana
Alex. Mckenzie are the elders, and Messrs.
Joseph Blair and Jas. w. Fahnestock, deacons.
Mr.. John w. Spicer, of Bentley Springs,
Baltimore county. who passed the late civil
service examination, has been appointed
night inspector in the Baltimore Custom House,
vice John A. Fallon, deceased. The salary is
$1,000.
MIR. Lewis A. ]. Lamotte, well known
farmer and merchant at Finksburg Station, w.
NJ. r. R., died suddenly of heart disease in
Westminster, on Tuesday last. He was in the
57th year of his age and leaves wife and six
children.
"a full attendance of the Towson Guards
is requested for next Monday night, when the
members will be supplied with new pantaloons
and leggings. The company will take part in
the law parade on Thanksgiving day, Novem-
Der 9th.
THE people of Govanstown want the
County Commissioners to supply that place
with chemical fire apparatus Ike the one in
do this unless specially authorized by act ofthe
Legislature.
The County Commissioners have decided
to hereafter take immediate possession of land
bought by the Board at tax sales. The law re-
quires that land so purchased must be held for
two years and if not then reclaimed must be
sold at public sale.
Pensions have this week been granted by
the Government to Henry NJ. Greninger, of
Hebbville, and to Mrs. Mary Uncles mother OF
George Uncles, of Glencoe, Baltimore county
Also, to Peter Parrish, of Eklo, and to Peter
Deckman, of Rossville.
lit has been determined to start National
bank at Cockeysville and the stone building
near the railroad station will be fitted up for
the purpose. It will commence business on the
LIST of January, 1891. ard Mr.. Joshua F. Cockey,
Jr., will be the president.
Many farmers are complaining of the
impudence of gunners who come on their places
without permission and shoot so close to their
houses and outbuildings as to make it danger
Gus for their families and stock. An example
should be made of some of these fellows
The Clerk of the Circuit Court has re-
ceived from Belair the transcripts of the records
in the cases of the State of Maryland against
the sureties on the official bonds of ex-State
Treasurer Stevenson Archer. There are three
suits, the State claiming S200, 600 in each.
Mrs. M. Robert Sweet, the well known
evangelist and lecturer, who spent the past
summer in the North, will preach at st. James's
A. U. NJ. P. Church, Towsontown, Sunday,
November 18th, at 100 P. NJ. She will also adj
dress the Sunday school at P. NJ. All invited.
THE statement of County Treasurer Vel
lott for the month of October makes the follow
ing exhibit: Cash on hand September 3Oth,
$47, 98791; cash received from all sources
during the month, SIS, 337.75; disbursements,
S34,002.01 balance on hand November list,
$32, 323.65
1.-THE Maryland Jockey Club house at Pim-
leo, with the furniture and fixtures, was sold
at public sale on Tuesday, to Mr.. Charles +.
Pitt for IS, $50. Some time ago Col. Frank
Brown offered the club $40, 900 for the property
but President Bowie declined to sell for less
than SO, 500.
THE colored man Henry Smith, who
murdered Vernon Arnold, at Mr.. Lynch place.
on the Pot Sprinp road has NOT vet been arrest