The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1902-09-06
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The Most Successful Fair Ever Held
Exhibits Large in all Departments
Attendance Broke the Record, etc.

Attendance Broke the Record, etc.
The twenty fourth annual fair of the Balti-
more County Agricultural Society comes to
close at Timonium today and it is strictly
within the bounds of truth to say that the So
ciety never held a better exhibition and has
held many not nearly approaching it in ex-
cellence. All the stock departments we're
filled with the best breeds of horses, cattle,
sheep and swine, while the departments Of
domestic manufactures, farm products and
machinery were simply at their best
One of the chief sources of entertainment
at Timonium is the races, which are conducted
in manner to leave no doubt of their fair
ness and the thousands of people who attended
daily from Baltimore city and county saw in
the five days many exciting trials of speed in
which the work of local horses cut big
figure and was especially matter for con-
graduation.
And then there was no trouble of any kind
upon the grounds the best of order being
maintained throughout.
1t would afford lis pleasure to publish in
The UNION the long list of prizes awarded at
the fair. but our limited space forbids this.
We will say, however, that the exhibits in
every department were better and more nu-
merous than they ever were before thus show
ing distinct advancement on the part of our
people. tR s;
To the management, and especially to the.
president, Mr.. Alexander Mccormick, we ex-
tend our sincere congratulations They worked
earnestly and hard and they have as their re-
ward the thanks and the unqualified endorse
ment of press and people And this is the
only reward they receive and we trust they
will feel that it in some measure, at least, COM
pensates them for their toll which has con-
tinued over several months and furnished SO
much innocent enjoyment and enightment
for the people.
Marriage DEMONSTRATING the month of
August Mr.. N. Bosley Merryman, Clerk of the
Circuit Court issued marriage licenses to, the
following persons
WHITE.
George F. Yeager to Carrie v. Bentz.
Jacob L. Kimmarle to Mary " Roth.
Adam j. Pearce to Ella f. Burns.
John w. Rice to Alice Wilcox.
Richard O. Myers to Alice l.. Naylor
James E. Barron to Alverda Freeland.
Harry T. Bankard to Stella r. Stanes.
george Is. BurKharQC TO Mary IL. Gerke.
Macmillan Rochre to Emma Punte.
George L. Henck to Ellen r. Butler.
Samuel d. Sullivan to Maggie NJ Stevenson.
Joseph G. Caywood 10 Sarah S. Stiltz
Benjamin T. Holley to Katie Wernsing.
Joseph F. Eckert to Emma e. Slembaker.
Charles Berk to Theresa Modle.
Archibald A. Anderson to Marietta Sturgis.
Michael F. Caravan to Ella NJ. Walsh.
Ralph L. Ritter to May e. Thatcher.
George G. Jones to Nell B. Grant.
John T. Scroggs to Minnie E. Walden.
Charles E. Trail to Gussie V. Poole.
Charles HI. Burns to Christina r. Klaus.
William w. Mason to Katie Volz.
William Smith to Julia A. Ross.
Ross B. Blair to Mary o. Brown.
Robert A. T. Dwyer to Maggie Woolsey.
Charles Myer to Margretta Hupe.
Charles B. Aylsworth to Isabella Pollock.
James F. Wagaman to Daisy B. Masenhimer.
Thomas J Thompson to Elizabeth Thompson.
George H. Waibel to Lena Walden.
Walter R. Weyer to Caroline Lacher.
Arthur B. Ballantine to Catherine B. Leming.
Edward w. Elliott to Florence M. Wells.
D. r. Stauffer to Carrie L. Snyder
John Lang to Bertha Leonhardt. ~
CoLORED.
Robert Robinson to Mary Gotlet.
Ervie A. Brown to Rachel A. Cooper.
James Robinson to Blanche Ireland.
Alonzo Bennett to Amanda M. Scott.
William FL. Watson to Ida M. Jackson.