The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-04-14

SALES ADVERTISED IN 1.-THE UNION

SALES ADVERTISED 1.-THE
Monday April Is, by Isaac Fuller, on the old
Hartford road near Parkyille, horses. coach.
wagons. chickens, etc.
Wednesday, April Is. by F. /. Duncan executor.
- on the premises. house and lot in the VIII
lage Of Lutherville.
tratrix. on the premises, leasehold property
1l05 Robinson street
Thursday, April IS, by Caroline Klein, admins
traitor, on the premises, property on North
Third street. Canton.
Monday, ApriI23 by John J. Lynch near Bald Bald
win. Station. 18th district horses, COWS, noeS.
Tuesday, April n. by W. GIL Smith. assignee,
at the Court House door. farm of % acres,
near Beckleysyille, 9TH district.
Wednesday, April 20. by Thomas J. Halle, Sr,
near Kuoebel postoffice. 18th district, horses,
cows. hogs, farm implements, furniture, etc.
Monday. April 90 by the Safe Deposit and Trust
Company, trustee, at the Real Estate tx
change, homestead ana vacant lots IN the
village OF Glynd0n.
Tuesday, May /. by Boarman Lindsay, attor-
neys, at the Court House door, real estate In
TUESDAY. May ], by r. H. Bussey. attorney. at
- ne 0urr HOuse door, q. farm Of 90 acres.
about mile from Eklo 9th district.
Wednesday, May 2. by Geo. u Hooper ana Jonn
p O'Ferrall, trustees, on the premises, Zee
simple property on Lake avenue,near mount
Monday. May I, by Thomas R. Clendinen and
Robert II. Smith. trustees, on the premises,
Monday, May IA, by James j. Lindsay, assignee,
on the premises, house and lot on the York
TOdQ III OOfduoSOHhs
John T. Horner has been appointed post
master at Ashland, Baltimore county.
- Look out for it next Sunday, but don't
shoot it. We mean the Easter hat, OF course.
"A Carroll county blacksmith claims to
have recently shod horse all around in eight
-. The rain of this week was most well
come. The earth was becoming very dry and
the dust almost sitting.
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services in Trinity Church, Towson, Tuesday
next, April 18th. at 5 P. NJ.
- Friday, 18th instant, was good Friday
and legal holiday in Maryland. The public
offices. banks and schools were closed;
- The formation of coaching club is now
under discussion. Should the project prove
successful Baltimore county will be well repre-
sented.
- By reference to an advertisement in THE
UNION today it will be seen that Republican
primary meetings will be held in this county,
May 4th.
- Ground has been broken for the new
Messiah Lutheran Church. Canton. il will be
built chiefly of Port Deposit granite and will
cost about $4,000:
An acre of land on Southern avenue,
adjoining the property of Mr.. Philip Sinz
near I.anraville, was sold at private sale a few
days ago for 81 200.
- The vacancy in the Board of Managers
of the Baltimore County Agricultural Society,
caused by the resignation OF Mr.. ID. II. Rice,
has not yet been filled.
- Governor Smith on Thursday vetoed the
bill ITO prohibit the sale of liquor within half
mile of the junction of Cuttings and Bellona
avenues, Baltimore county"
THE steam saw mill that has been run
ming in Chew's woods, near Towson, was
Obliged to stop early this week because all the
men employed about it were sick.
>The report of the last meeting Of the
Senior Gunpowder Agricultural Club, held at
the farm of Mr.. Z. Cuttings Merryman, will be
published in THE UNION next week.
THE position of chief of the watershed
patrol, now held by Gideon P. Hopkins, Re-
publican, will be abolished by the City Water
Board The salary is 81 200 year.
Mrs John Hoffman. of Chestnut Ridge,
was painfully burned on Tuesday last by her
clothing taking fire from some burning brush
that she was endeavoring to eztinguish.
- The Lutheran Mission at Glen-Arm will
hold Easter services In the ball over Mr.. A
Refers store, Sunday, 10th instant, commence
ing at $50 P. NJ, TO which all are invited.
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