The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-09-22

$1,000.
- tits said that the farmers who delivered
milk at one of the stations along the Northern
Central Railway, in this county lost $50, 600
by the failure of the United Milk Producers
Association.
- There has been a good deal of quiet fun
at the expense of the gentlemen who was
kidnapped at Timonium," as related in THE
UNION last week. The story is said to be
strictly true.
Mrs. Amanda F. w. Blunt, of Granite,
I'd district, by her attorneys, Messrs. Richard
Bernard e. Son, has sued Mr.. VIM. F. Weller,
of the same place, for $4,000 damages for al
legged trespass.
be struggling through its difficulties. There
were fewer accidents and delays this week and
matters generally appear to be going along
more smoothly.
- Judging from the burs on the trees the
chestnut crop promises to be large this year.
Those who believe in signs tell us that pro-
life nut crop is sure indication Of 'hard''
winter to follow
THE County Commissioners have offered
a reward of $25 for the arrest of the person
who broke the electric lights on Woodbourne
avenue, near Govanstown, number of which
have lately been smashed.
- Young men who have come of age since
the last election must, if they expect to vote
on the 9th of November next, have their
names registered on the I'd or 9th of October.
Don't fail to remember this.
"A man named George f. Brown has
sued the United Railways and Electric Com
pany for S18, 900 damages because he was ejec-
ted from a Druid Hill avenue car. Mr.. E.
Lynn Painter is his attorney.
MIR. Chauncey NJ. Benninghaus, of Co.
vanstown, is named as one of the incorpora-
tors of The Benninghaus Tobacco Company
that was organized in Baltimore this week
with capital stock af 100000.
- A fine plum tree on the "Gerar" farm of
Mr. n Eitfiunc Mnrrv0nan C0aHnvcvilln
is now in full blossom, presenting pretty and
unusual sight at this season. Earlier in the
year it bore full crop of plums.
1.-THE Hanover Fair will take place next
week, commencing on Tuesday. September
25th. 1t is less than two hours ride from Bal
timore to that place by the Hanover branch of
the Western Maryland Railroad.
THE ''cool snap of the early part of
this week hurried many people from their
country boarding places to their city homes,
and they may be sorry they left in such haste
when they find it turning warm again.
- 1T colored Methodist Protestants will
lay the rner-stone for new church on the
Hillen road, near Towson, on Sunday, Septem-
Der 3d.. The ceremonies will begin at 3 P. NJ.
and will be conducted by Rev. E. W. Scott.
- Mr.. Robert M. Taylor, young farmer
and dairyman on the Hilen road, near Tow
son, is now sending to Baltimore daily by
wagon about 200 gallons of milk and he is
making arrangements to increase the quantity.
MUM fair this year said he saw the finest ex-
hibit Of Jerseys that were ever shown at any
county fair in this or any otter state. In this
breed Of cattle Baltimore county heads the
procession.
1.-The County Commissioners organized on
Wednesday as local Board of Heath. Mr..
Charles H. Knox was chosen president and
DIR. Charles L. Matfeldt, of Gainesville, acted
as secretary in the absence of DIR. T. Ross
Payne, of Corbett.
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county on the I'd and 9th of October. If you
are not already registered you must have your
name entered in the registration books on
either one of those days, otherwise you cannot
vote in November.
-$There are two William Randalls on the
September term juries-William A. Randall,
from the I'd district, and William T. Randel,
from the 18th. They are no relation to each
other and it will be noticed that their names
are spelled differently.
+The will of ]. Fielding Hinder, late of
the 18th district. was admitted to probate on
Wednesday and letters testamentary granted
to Mrs. Hinder and ]. Harry Hinder, who are
named as executors. Testator bequeathed his
property to his family.
ION all tax bills remaining unpaid at the
end of this month interest will be charged
from the date when they were due and paya-
BILE. You have, therefore, one more week in
which to save the interest on your bill, if you
have not already paid it.
>Ine Iall term OF the PUBIC SCHOOLS OF
this county is Just two weeks old yet the school
at Cockeysville already has 16S pupils on roll
more than the house can comfortably accom-
nodate Mr.. Arthur G. Crommer, the prin-
cipal, has two assistants
- Messrs. John H. Richardson and ].
Booker Cliff, attorneys for Mr.. Fl Bruno Bowie,
have sued the Baltimore Country Club for
5000 damages for the killing of the running
mare ''Foxnette." while in the care of the club
and in training at Pimlico.
->Col. B. F. Taylor member of the Board
of County Commissioners, thinks the Board
should order the confiscation of all slot ma
chimes. He thinks they should be brought to
Towson and placed on storage. The Board
took no action in the premises.
"a well known builder vho was in Tow
son this week said that the buildings on some
of the farms in his section of the county are
in such dilapidated condition that it would
require the work of two mechanics an entire
year to put them in proper shape.