The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-06-09

SALES ADvERTIsED6 IN THE UNION"


crs, at the Court House door. 10 acres o
land in the 9Th district assessed to Ellei
Benson.
Tuesday. June 10. by Mrs Nelson Cooper. on thu
premises, business and residence property IL
Friday. Jul: June p. by Carroll t. Bond. assignee
on the premises, residence property at Nor
mandie Heights, Roland avenue.
Monday. June Is, by Marcus Rtgert, assignee
Fifth avenue and Fourteenth street.
Monday, June 18th, by John L. G. Lee. on thu
premises, residence property at Normand1t
Heights, Roland avenue.
Monday, June rs, by VIM. P. Lyons, on the prem
ises, Charles street avenue. adjoining tho
Kennels property, a tract of land.
Saturday. June both, by VIM. ?. Lyons, attorney
on the premises, improved property or
Charles street avenue, north of Merrymant
Monday, July 2, by VIM. P. Lyons. assignee. on
the premises. three tracts of land on the
west side OF Charles street avenue. south OF
Lake avenue.
Tuesday, July 8. by NJ. c. Greer, trustee. on the
ps s also two Two Snrar'rovsd lots Millinsfon
THE sweet girl graduate now thinks she
secs her finish"
week and on Thursday it was quoted at 73a
The City Water Board has appointed
Michael Schriefer, Waterman at Lake Roland,
at % per day.
their height and some of them are as fine as
we ever saw. Prices are very reasonable.
AN artesian well 300 feet in depth has
been bored at the Sheppard Asylum and it has
shown capacity of 200 gallons per minute.
->S Some sections of this county enjoyed
good showers last Saturday afternoon, while
others did not get enough rain to lay the dust.
- marriage license was granted in Wash
ington on Monday to Charles H. Whiteford
and Jennie +. Baker, both Of Baltimore
county.
Proprietor Soth, Of Perry Hall Hotel,
Belair road. will give an Opening on Tues
day, June 18th, to which he extends general
invitation.
THE annual June meeting will be held at
Saters Baptist Church, on the Falls road, north
of Brooklandville, Sunday, June 10Th. 1t will
be an all-day affair.
lin addition to being clothed in little
brief authority the census enumeration of the
present year is empowered to ask twentysix
questions at each house.
stoned postmaster at Belfast, Baltimore coun-
ty. The Office is located in the northwestern
section of the 8th district.
THE Senior Gunpowder Agricultural
Club will hold its regular monthly meeting on
Saturday, June 9th, at the farm of Mr.. John
Bond, Western Run Valley.
- Emory Grove camp-meeting will COM
mence this year on the 9th of August and
continue until the 2Sd. large number of
tent sites have already been selected.
MIS-. NcicOu OOOpCiY WIZ Loo SOhOuStS0
a boarding house in TowsUn many years. will
offer her property for sale on the 18th of June,
with view to retiring from business.
-->Thursday next, June 18th, will be
alag Day." upon which occasion an Ameri-
can fag-no matter how small-should be dis
played from every house and business place.
>For want of rain there will not be half
a hay crop in Baltimore county and some
farmers say their oats will hardly be worth
cutting. At present corn is doing very well.
~ On Sunday last COW belonging to Mr..
William ]. Hiss, of Parkville. Hartford road,
dropped three large and perfectly formed
calves one of which died day or two later.
John Thomas Tracey, of Cockeysville,
has secured a government pension at the rate
Of So per month. Charles Brewer. Of Shane,
has had his pension increased to S12 per month.
1.-THE Elkridge Club has purchased 20
acres of land on the south side of The Ken
nels, Charles street avenue, for 81, 600 per acre.
1t was originally part of the Gov. Bradford
.ss.s.c. s1sssJ.f 1,ls1i..s s0szs,Sss
night Of last week, was financial success.
The money raised will be used for library
purposes.
never seen in that section before, has attacked
the wheat and ryein the 14th and adjacent dis
tricis and it is feared the entire crop will be
DESTROYED.
1.-The project to erect new hotel in Tow
son has been abandoned, at least for the pres
ent. This is due to the fact that the court re-
fused to grant liquor license for house on
the Court House square.
- The first OF five new engines for the
BALTIC. & Lehigh Railroad arrived at the North
avenue yards few days ago. 1t is said the
work of broad-gauging the road will be COM
pleted by the 10Th of July.
THE twenty-seventh annual commence
ment Of McDonogh School, Western Mary
land R. R., took place last Saturday. A num-
Der of prizes were presented to the boys for
v,ro6osonou in their etudieS.
"A strawberry festival, under the aus
pices of St. Peters Lutheran Church, Fuller
ton, Belair road, will be held in the woods near
the church, Wednesday, June 18th. Proceeds
for this benefit of the church.
IA number of graves in Prospect Hill Gem.
etery were decorated by the Epworth League
of Towson NJ. E. Church last Sunday. They
also decorated several graves at Govanstown
and in Greenmount Cemetery.
- Messrs John +. Centrum and John ).
Biddison, counsel for Mary L. Ulrich, has
filed suit for divorce against her husband,
John Ulrich, to whom she was married in
1888. She charges abandonment.
Charles H. Whitaker's appointment as
constable for the 9th district does not expire
until July 3lst. The statement that he was
succeeded by Harry Held, who was appointed
last week, was therefore erroneous.
->Charles B. Bowen and John W. Lee are
the census enumerators in the two TowsOn
precincts. They commenced the work on the
rapidly in order to complete it by July list.
ION Monday next, June 18th, Memorial
Day services will be held at Ebenezer M. Il.
Church, at Chase, p, W. & B. X. X. Rev. w.
M. Ferguson, pastor Of South Baltimore sta
ton, NJ E. Church, will deliver the address.
- Charles Bittner left his home at Cations
VILE on Friday 1st inst, since which time
his family has heard nothing of him he IS
35 years of age 5 feet inches in height, heavily
built and has brown hair and small moustache.
~, yUoIo Tt1Qtica Rover nf HIGH
landtown, fined Christopher Weber S25 and
costs for mutilating Shetland pony with a
Ratchet. The human brute was prosecuted by
the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals.
"a man was convicted in court here this
week upon the charge of selling beer without
license and was sentenced to three months
confinement in Jail. This is the first time we
remember of hearing of such penelty for the
crime named.
Church will observe Children's Day on Sun
day, june 10ths The pastor, Rev. j.. K.
Edwards, will preach sermon to the children
at IL A. NJ, and at 8 P. NJ. the usual exercises
will take place.
->Up in Yankeeland they have COM
menced to put up 'dandelon green's" in cans.
Judging from the tons Of this weed that grows
with us there is no doubt fortune in the bust
ness for the man who engages in the same
business in Maryland.
>The suit of Thomas NJ. Corcoran against
Shadrach w. Upton, both of whom are resi-
dents Of Butler, was compromised this week.
Mr.. Corcoran sued for 5000 damages for in
Jury to his business by something Mr.. Upton
was alleged to have said.
Mr.. John Arthur, the well known car
rage builder at Fork, in one week delivered
eight vehicles to customers at Towson. Most
of these were new, while the others had been
repaired and painted. He says be has enjoyed
an unusually busy season. -,
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