The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-10-27

SALES ADVERTISER IN "rHE UNION"

Tuesday, October 30, by George r. Gather, Jr.
assignee, on the premises, ten building lots
in Tuxedo Park. 9th district.
Wednesday, October 81, by August Eisner, OF
the premises, corner Old Hartford road and
Taylor avenue, horses, cows, farm nipple
Thursday, November ], by C. w. Schmidt, near
Sunnybrook. 10th district, horses. cattle
hogs, improved farm machinery, dairy hx-
Monday. November 5. by Thomas A: whelan
trustee on the premises 81 farm IG Of q acres
on the German Hill road, l2th district, owned
by the late L. A. Sweeney.
Monday, November s. by Mary A. Sweeney, adj
ministratrix of the estate of Luke A. Swee-
ney, deceased, on the German Hill road 18th
district, horses. wagons. farm implements
Wednesday. November Z, by W. Gill Smith. trus-
tee at the Court House door, the Coe prop
erty, on the Hartford road, II miles from Bal
Wednesday, November Z, by W. Gill Smith. at
torney. at the Court House door, the farm
known as the callahan property" near
Trinity Church, 18th district.
Friday, November 9, by Eliza A. Cook, on the
premises, corner Winston and st. George
avenues. Govanstown, horses. mules. COWS,
farm implements, etc.
Monday. November u, by John s. Ensor and
Richard L. Lee, trustees, on the premises, a
brick dwelling house in Canton.
Tuesday, November IL, by James j. Lindsay ex-
ecutor, at the Court House, farm In the
18th district, containing So acres, 2 roods aud
Monday, November 10, by Samuel r. Barr, trus-
tee on the premises, house and lot in Joshua,
loLU ulSJEiCt.
I've experienced another touch of sum-
mer weather this week, with the mercury
up to so.
- The Lend-a- Hand Club of Mt. Washing
ton raised over $500 for the sufferers by the
Galveston hurricane.
- Next Thursday will be the first day of
November and but two months OF the year
1900 will then remain.
-Mr. Angus Cameron. whose home is on
Hawthorn road, Roland Park, is enlargiDg
and improving his house..
"A movement is on foot in Towson look
ingtO the organization of gun club. num-
y Der of gentlemen are interested.
- Trinity P. E. Church, Towson, contribu-
ted handsome sum to the sufferers by the re-
cent hurricane at Galveston, Texas.
- DR.. Martin L. Jarrett has sold his resi-
dence and store building in Jarrettsville, Har-
ford county to Mr.. j. Henry Jarrett.
->Towson will soon have four livery stables
. in full blast-an unusually large number when
\ the size of the population is considered.
- The matrimonial market in Towson is
improvipg rapidly. There were two church
weddings here on the same evening this week.
THE editors of THE UNION return thanks
to Col Samuel N.~Hyde of Long Green Val
ley, for a case of his far-famed Egyptian Sweet
Corn.
was we'll represented at the Bryan meeting
held in Music Hall, Baltimore, on Tuesday
night.
. The open season in Baltimore county for
ducks partridges, woodcock pheasants and
rabbits will begin next Thursday Novem-
- Mr.. George B. Dubbs of Shawan, 9Th
district has purchased for 800 the dairy herd
of Mr.. V. L. Caples, of Cockeysville. 1t con-
ssts of II cows.
THE fall and winter schedule of the
BALTIC. & Lehigh Railroad went into effect last
Sunday. There were few changes from the
former schedule.
- Has Govanstown fire bug? Several
mysterious fires have occurred there lately and
it is time something was being done to put
stop to the business.
> There will be three days racing at Pim-
leo next week-Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day. Should the weather be favorable the at
tendance will be large.
This is to be season of figures. First
will come the election tables, next the compile
ted census report. then the football scores, and
finally the calendars for 1901.
- Long Green Cornet Band is arranging to
hold an oyster supper in Wilson's Church
Hail. Long Green on Friday and Saturday
evenings, November I'd and Sd.
= - Wednesday night next, October 31st,
Will be Hallow' cen and people had better be
on the lookout for the pranks of mischievous
boys. Forewarned is forearmed.
THE ladies' aid society of Partition M. e.
Church will hold an oyster supper in Ayres'
Hall, Parkton, Thursday, Friday and Saturday
evenings November list, I'd and Sd.
- Presidential election one week from next
Tuesday-November 9Th. That day is legal
holiday in Maryland and the public schools,
banks and public offices will be closed.
THE large new stable built on Chesa-
peake avenue, in this town, for the use OF
Cummings Baltimore and Towson express line,
was occupied for the first time this week.
- Several hundred people greeted Mr.
BRYAN when he arrived at Glyndon, in this
county, on Tuesday afternoon, on his way to
Baltimore. He spoke few minutes only.
MIR. G. Frank Morgan, proprietor of
Morgan's Mill, Dulany's Valley, has made
several hundred barrels of cider this autumn,
his neighbors hauling their apples to his mill.
Several automobiles were seen about
Towson last Sunday but they do not appear
to be growing in popularity. Whether or not
= this is due to their high cost we are unable to
say.
his home in Westminster, on Tuesday last,
aged ~ years, was for some years superinten-
dent of the Baltimore and Reisterstown turn
pike.
-Cld Jupiter Pluvius must have some sort
of grudge against Candidate Bryan: When
he spoke in Baltimore four years ago it rained
copiously and it did the same thing on Tues
day night.
- Lewis Murray, of Sunny brook, Balti-
more county, has secured Government pen
sian at the rate of So per month. A pension
of $12 per month has also been granted to Eli
Martin, of Parkton.
The protracted meeting which had been
in progress at Camp Chapel M. +. Church, in
charge of Rev. w. F. Roberts, will close on
Sunday night next. 1t has been very sue
cessful throughout.
-Dr. T. Ross Payne, secretary of the local
Health Board, this week reported several
cases of diphtheria at White Hall, n. c. r.
r., and said it may be necessary to close the
public school at that place.
THE trustees of Govanstown public
school. at a meeting Thursday afternoon, de-
y cided to rescind the order, previously passed,
removing Mr.. John t. Thompson from the
principalship of the school.
"a young man in Towson could not reg
lister this year because he will not be 81 years
of age until five days after the election. If he
lives he will be % years old before be can vote
for candidate for President.
MIR n. Rufus Gill is making number
of improvements on his farm near Texas, 9Th
district. These include dwelling, barn, corn
house and carriage house Philip E. Frantz
of Cockeysvile, is the contractor.
>The old colored Methodist Church build
ing at Bare Hill, Falls road, that for many
years was landmark in that neighborhood
was burned last Saturday night. Loss about
$500. The fire was of incendiary origin.
- Upon the invitation of the Baltimore
County Medical Association the Maryland
Medical and Chirurgical Faculty will hold
its next semi-annual meeting in Towson anc
be the guests of the first mentioned associa
ton.
- Copies of the official ballots for the
Second and Fifth Congressional districts art
published on the fourth page of THE UNION
today. The law requires that these be pub
lished by the Supervisors two weeks before
election.
"A man who keeps store in village il
this county is known far and wide for his frank
ness During the late Timonium fair he closet
up his store and put this notice on the door
"Gone to the county fair. Will be back wher
get sober"
- Mr.. d. Sterett Pindell, dealer in electri
cal supplies in Baltimore, has made deed O
of trust for the benefit of his creditors to hi
uncle. Major John l. Yellott of Towson. Mr.
Pindel is a son of Rev. A. 7. Pindell, o
Cockeysville.
Republican meetings have been an
nounced for Baltimore county as follows
Arlington. October 9th; Upperco, October
9th Phoenix, October S0th Hereford. Octo
Der 31st; Eklo, November LIST. They will b
night meetings.
@>It is said that OH Mr.. Charles A. Coun
cilman's farm in Worthington Valley 40 bar
rels of corn was raised this year on q acres
land. The corn crop generally in this coun
ty is much lighter than usual, due to the lonI
drought last summer.
@Mr. Benjamin T. Ridgely, well know
farmer near Warren, this week received 10