The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-12-01


the Circuit Court for Baltimore county:
G. A. Freund and wife to w. M. Norman.
Sarah Evans and husband and w. Evans and
wife to w. j. EckerS.
L. A. Smyser to e. L. Loucks, trustee.
+. W. Feldner, trustee, to Lydia A. Smyser.
j. o. Armstrong and wife to @. w. Harper
Canton Company to j. H. Richardson and wife.
g; R, Lord and wife to May R. Emory;
w. M. Riddel and wife to Frederick Muller.
Rose Keech to Harrison Rider
a. A. Piper, assignee; to F. E: benson.
E. E. Benson to Melchor Hoshall.
7. G.. Turnbaugh to Alexander Martin.
G. S. Scofeld and wife to Matilda f. Smith.
e. J. Shriver and wife to Matilda Frances.
Bond of conveyance from E. beaverton to II.
c. Pfaff.
f. A. Lamotte to R. E. Maynard, S. H. Maynard
and F. E. Maynard.
G.. d. Shearer and wife to e. W. Hare.
j. r. Williams and wife to L. +. Bennett.
NJ. Smith to d. W. Whitney.
J.. J. Lindsay, assignee, to Germantown P. b. A.
No. 2 of Baltimore county.
r. I. Paine, Jr., ct ux., to E. Fuchs and wife.
J. H. Schaiff to r. o. Frances.
G. NJ. w. Morrison ct al to Marie W. Bussey.
J. Medairy ct al to John T. Meek.
Executors and trustees of James Henderson to
David Wright.
Same to Erhard Ewing and Bernhard Rethman.
Same to David Wright
]. 7. H. Constantine to W. L. Passey.
w. Cary ct al, executors, to II. McComas.
d. Wright to J. j. Gesser and wife.
w. H. Todd, Sheriff of Baltimore county. to A.
A. Piper.
| G. NJ Bosley to W. NJ. Issac confrmatory deed.
NJ. Ernestine and husband to Mutual d. & s. S.
of South Baltimore, $500.
W. J. Eckers and wife to Martin Dorsey, $3.50.
D. Homberg and wife to S. o. Heiskel. $500.
]. E. Diffenderffer and wife to Loyola P. b. A,
$3.50
| G. r. Young and wife to W. S. willer, $500.
| The Windsor Park Company of Baltimore City
to Church Home and Infirmary of City of Bal
| s. W. Hooper to c. Q. Lewis, $4,5O0.
| G. E. Drexel and others to NJ. HI. Freshman and
others, deed of release to pay grantor loan of
E: W. Hare and wife to The Glyndon P. B. A. of
Baltimore county, 5000.
| S. Slade and wife to Fannie Love, $500.
NJ. Sisselberg to State Mutual B. A., 81 $50.
E. T. Montgillon to Carrollton L. & L. Co., 81 600.
| d. Whitney and wife to Gainesville L. & S. A,
j. r. williams and wife to W. r. Royston, $3.50.
J. J. Geissler to German p. L. & S. A, $728.
| NJ. Funk and husband to Frank Junker, 5000.
Not the Only Big Days Farm Work
A well known and successful farmer of the
Sth district writes as follows to THE UNION
Il have seen the accounts of "A Big Days
Drilling of Wheat on Mr.. Councilman's
| farm, in October last. 1t was, undoubtedly,
"a big days work but not the only big days
work ever done in the county.
Several years ago Fred Warrener, an En-
glishman and firstclass ploughman, was en-
ployed by farmer of the 9Th district. A
field had been prepared for corn and was
! ready to be laid off the first way. Fired" took
| the two-row marker into the field late in the
afternoon. He went to the far end of the
| field, putting up sights as he went and taking
! the marker along. On reaching the far end
| he started the machine and ran one through
across the field when, it being about night be
came to the house. The next morning he
| started to work early About the middle of
! the morning another pair of mules was sent
| to him, which he used until noon. Hestopped
! one hour for dinner, and in the middle of the
| afternoon changed the team again and finished
| tho field and br0upht in the marker before
night.
thirty acres of land and two strips had been
added to it, and when marked for corn, con-
| tanned by drill measurement. thirty-one and
one-half acres. Fred" and Oliver Kidd, now
warden of the Jail, planted the field, and the
! ground was so correctly laid of, and the corn
so accurately dropped, that it was worked four
ways-long ways cross ways and dlagonaliy.'
Child Killed by the Kick of a Horse
| Lawrence McComas, aged years, son of Mr..
Somerville McComas, of the 4th district, died
last Monday under very distressing circum-
stances. On Saturday previous the child was
in the barn-yard with his older brother, who
was leadnga horse into the stable Just as the
animal was passing the boy he wheeled around
and kicked with both feet one of which struck
him in the forehead, the blow rendering him
| unconscious. DR.. James Gore was hastily
summoned and found that the boys skull was
badly fractured. Upon his advice he was re-
moved to a hospital in Baltimore, where be
died asabove stated Mrs. McComas, who had
seen her boy playing in the yard only few
moments before, Frustrated with grief
when informed of the occurrence.
Purchase of a Hotel Property.-Mr. Peter
J. DengIer who has been renting one of the
farms Of Col. B. F. Taylor, in the 18th district,
has purchased the hotel property of Mr. John
Weber, at Perry Hall, Belair road, for 50, 100.
The Mace has GOOD improvements and has at
tached an excellent truck farm of q acres. 1t
is a good business stand, and Mr.. Dengler will
take charge of it as soon as he can make the
necessary arrangements. He will sell all his
personal property on Col. Taylors farm on
Thursday, December 18th.