The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-12-08

SALES ADVERTISED IN "THE UNION"

LOCAL ITEMS.
Monday, December 10. by Henry Walter at
Perry Hall, Belair road stock, farm imple-
ments prOvender, etc.
Tuesday, December II, by Laura E. Bosley and
Clinton o. Bosley. administrators. at Bosey
postofice, Dulany's Valley turnpike, the
personal effects of the late James A. Bosley.
Wednesday. December IL. by John E. Gorsuch.
ON the Dickinson Gorsuch farm, at the 10
mile stone, York turnpike. horses, mules.
cattle. hogs. improved farm machinery,
dairy fixtures, ETC.
Col. B. +. Taylor's farm, near kingsville. 18th
district. horses, cows, wagons, implements.
provender. household effects. etc.
Friday, December H. by Catherine E. Shepperd,
on the Manor road, near Monkton, cattle,
hogs, farm tools, proyender; etc.
Saturday. December 10, by +. W. Herman, trus-
tee. on the premises, house and lot near Eklo,
SATURDAY. ave- December 10, by Ralph Robinson. as
signee, on the premises, leasehold property
on Clinton street. Highlandtown.
Monday. December II, by John +. McCOlgan
trustee, at Wilson's livery stable, Emilia
Park. horses, carriages, wagons harness, etc.
Monday. December u. by Joshua r TOO Todd. on the
bred horses, Jersey cattle, berkshire hogs.
farm implements and machinery, household
effects, etc.
Tuesday. December 49, by Ernest Hoen, Jr.. and
Robert H. Bussey, administrators. on the
premises all me personal GIeGss vi Sdfh m
81 me- Wn.S roaS near Srlin0ton avenue
Tuesday. December is by E. f. Raphel near
Upper Falls. 18th district, horses, mules,
cows, farm implements, etc. ,,..,
Tuesday, December IL, by M. BOA man MlchaeI
p. walsh ana a d Dryd a eduS,ve r 0a
nne pi naor e. Denis 13th district.
Thnrsday' December u. BY G. A. f. Spamer as
signee, on the premises, leasehold property
on Canton avenue extended, Highlandtown.
Monday December 81, oy hoDef1 II. bussey' as,
slgne &c S at Ine 9vuIe q anu
Mondav DeceTber N, bv 8. a. Williams. d. G.
Mcffntosh and James J. Lindsay. trustees at
the Court House door. two tracts of land and
improvements in the 18th district.
Wednesday, January z, oy Elizape1n Debaugn,
trustee, at the Court House door, "a mousse
Thrsda ,v' I 10 nv p T Campbell and las
j. LINDSAY. trustees on the premises, fee
simple property on Homeland avenue, near
the York road.
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- Christmas is two weeks from next Tues
dav and we haven't had any winter vet.
- There are five ceses of typhoid fever in
\ one family in the village of Phoenix N. CIR. r.
: lit cost man in Baltimore this week
$245 to expectorate on the floor of a street car
- George w. Powell. of Butler, has Sc
cured Government pension at the rate of So
nor month .t-.f
- There is not much business for the De-
oon,hor torn, If conrt the dockets being small
and the term will be short one
!. nro,iav- catrrdav Decernbe Sth-is tho
faost of fbe TronacnIafe Convention a holiday
If obIioatlon in Inc Catholic Church.
- For the fiscal wear ended December 1st
1000 Mr. n RosIev Merrvman Clerk Of The
Circnjt Court. issued 467 marriage licenses.
At the end of November there were 81
inmates in the county almshouse During
the month one left the institution and one
died
prof Alhert q cooL evom;por ord bic
assistant Mr. John r Hersbner are now @vu e a,,o
raoed in ofsicialIv visiting the schools IF this
5a5s. - - '---S
eouii'y c,.orol ho,,eos oro NON in c o-oo
49, :, rou,.o and should Tho w;nter he 81,
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r;iI condncf snecial services Of RntIer SUNDAY
MI M OF So, a. 0"nu"y'
AeeeAn IT. ~ DI.; ,e -. tooot,o-., ;s.;.,t
- Inc baItinoIs coSin.y Igacners lhs1iI ,u.
VIII open az JOIN 1OpAin1 Oni r'e DAHL
,b oel ranainder Of the week con-
A coIored woman named lydia Grav
who saws her age is l05 wears was nut ON the
icf 10 Vrp a wi wit
bar Sanghtar On the Hartford road
NJ y uorseboldar ~ tho 19th district
% ,,r,,;na Conaressmon Mndd to secure free
~-n,a;i edai;vorv for Uaiethorne and other viii
haui GetSey r1 Of tho aonntN o'iiei
i"eeS >ft II Is sold that rnral free delivery in.
craosoo tho voIna of FARMING lands where II
-. ;,.-o5ood Of &c hoTo that tbis
NAV nrore true in Baltimore county.
There annears RI he a scarcity of Good
farm hands in his county. A farmer said this
z
NOT of fhe class that can be depended on.
80 The Roard of Managers of the Balti-
more county fair will hold a meeting in Balti-
more TODAY To arrange for the annual meeting
IF tba etock holders 10 elect a new board
Mr. William II. Buck, Sr.. of Arlington.
and Mr.. George r. Dunn, of Sparrow's Point,
have heen drawn to serve as petit Jurors al the
December term of the u. S. district Court.
THE second inauguration of President
= Mckinley will take place Monday, March 4th.
1901. Baltimore county is ALWAYS largely rep
resented in Washington on these occasions
- ur ITNIoN' s ca lendars for 1901 are much
smaller than those heretofore issued, but they
will answer the purpose as well as the larger
ones which conld not well be sent through the
mails. f
- The new bowling alleys at Goyanstown
Hotel will he completed and thrown omen To
the nublic about December 18th. Mr.. W.
lawrence Cranston. contractor and builder is
doing the work.
% THE report of the proceedings of the last
meeting of the Senior Gunpowder Agricultural
CInh held at the home of Mr.. John Crowther.
II At IntherviIIe will be nubIished in THE
TNIoN next week.
- The belief Held bv MANY that rain ALWAYS
follows several heavy white frosts was amnIv,
Verified The mast week The rain that wes 81
-mnnh needed came at last and banisbed the
fears Of a winter drought.
- Messrs. Slade S Risteau. auctioneers
conducted iaroe Observation-Disclosures sale Of
Stewartstown Yo9k county. on saturday last I
ar which exceptionallv good prices were OBJ
ta;nad Corn hrolleht 40 75 ner barrel
The new apartment stables at Roland
parl have heen comnIeted and are now occn-
-~nied The buiIdings cost $4,000 and are
owned bv an INCORPORATED company, said to be
tha fret IF tie Kind in tbe country
VT Amos McComas. of The 18th dis
trict. on Tuesday was granted letters of admin
;stration on the estate of his wife. Mrs. Mary
v Mcromas only daughter of the late Col
Edward O'Donovan. of Sweet Air.
- For the convenience of subscribers to
THE Union in the southeastern section of this
comfy they can nav their subscriptions to,Mr
Alley McC0rmjck' of Fullerton. or MFR. Fred.
o-;olr 7 Ccbnoidor ~ Golden PING