The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1902-05-10

SALES ADVERTISED N .9rHE UNION"

ney. on the premises, leasehold property No
1915 Third st.. High andtown.
Monday. May r. by d. Meredith Reese, attor
ney, on the premises, leasehold property
:, corner Pratt and Third SITS; Highandton:
ney, on the premises, leasehold property
No. 1921 Thirdst., Highlandtown..
Monday, May IL, by George A. Smith, on the
premises. about four miles north of Towsor
adjoining the Pot Spring farm. mules horses
cattle. hogs: farm implements, etc.
Tuesday. May l3, by Julian ]. Alexander and
Charles McH. Howard, trustees. at the new
Real Estate Exchange, Baltimore. a country
place of lG0 acres near Stevenson, Green
place, by A. Hamilton Stump, attorney, As
acres Of land adjoining the first mentioned
tract, with fine water power, etc.
Saturday, May IL, by Stanley Slade, on the prem
ises, near Woodensburg. 4th district. 30 acres
of unimproved land.
Monday, May 10, by J. Milton Lyell, attorney,
etc, at the Court House door in Belair, a
farm, mill and dwelling house property near
Reckord, on the Hartford turnpike.
Monday, May 10, by L. w. Herman. attorney, on
the premises. a farm of So acres near Cock
eysville, Sth district.
Tuesday. May 20, by J. Henry strothmeyer, agent,
on the premises. farm on the Reisterstown
turnpike, near Owlngs' Mills.
Tuesday. May n, by William Gorsuch, trustee,
at the Court House, country residence at
Unionville. in the 18th district.
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The next general holiday in Maryland
will be the Fourth of July, which will fall
this year on Friday.
- Applications nave DebH UIeQ III DdlLl-
more city for 2, 400 licenses to sell LIQUOR, an
increase of $50 as compared with last year.
- Have you played ping pong yeti If not
YOU might as well get at it. It's the thing
Just now and you'll have to do it if it kills you.
MIR. William r. Hoff, of the County
Clerks office, has sold highly bred setter dog
to Mr.. Walter r. Townsend of the 10Th district.
- Cardinal Gibbons will visit st .Anthony's
Church, near Gardenville, at clock on Sun
day afternoon next, and confirm a class of
sixty persons.
THE annual banquet of the Baltimore
County Medical Association will take place at
the Overland Club, Towson, Wednesday, May
14th, at s P. NJ.
The directors of the Towson National
Bank, on the Sth instant, declared a dividend
of per cent. for the past six months, clear of
State and county taxes.
MIR VIM. r. Amrein, of Baltimore, for
merly of Blenheim, has secured the contract
to erect a large hay barn on the city's farm at
Meredith's Ford bridge
- The annual meeting of the Eastern
Funeral Benefit Association, which is connec-
ted with the Jr. 0. q. A. NJ. will be held at
Towson, Friday, May Both.
- Those who are interested in public road
matters should read the amendments to the
road law that appears in the advertising
columns of The UNION today.
The Ladies' Aid Society of EbeneZer NJ .
e. Church will hold strawberry festival and
entertainment IN tne nall at ClaSe, 10Th 01S-
trict, on Wednesday, June 18th.
- The discount on county taxes paid be-
fore the LIST day of June is per cent. Under
the act of 1884 this discount was 4 per cent.
The June discount is II per cent.
- Mr.. William Pfeffer, of Bradshaw, who
has been fishing with drop nets at Patterson's
old MILL at the mouth of the Gunpowder, has
caught over 5000 herring this season.
- This is only spring, but Old Sol has been
getting in some pretty fine work already.
Without apparently much effort be again sen.
the mercury up to so early this week.
- Sias w. Hollingsworth, a well known
member of the Society of Friends who lived
near Fallston, died suddenly from heart disease
on Wednesday evening, aged 81 years.
- Mr.. Carroll P. Benson, son of DR.. B. r.
Benson, of Marble Hill, 9Th district. was pain
fully burt on Monday caused by being thrown
from his buggy in runaway accident.
- Araminta Johnson, colored woman
whose present home is in Annapolis, is said to
be Ill years old. She is native of Baltimore
county and lived here fifty-four years.
- Whit Sunday occurs this year on the
18th of May. By some the day following is
observed as holiday and picnic parties and
excursions into the country are in order.
The soldiers pension of John c. Evans,
of Gardenville, has been increased to SO per
month. Robert Habert, of Parkville, has Sc
cured pension at the rate of So per month.
"a temperance meeting will be held in
Lakeview NJ. E. Church, Dulany's Valley,
Monday evening, May 18th, at o'clock. Ad-
dress by Mrs. NJ. r. Haslup. Public cordially
invited.
There appears to be too many pegs for
the holes. For the next thirty days Towson
will enjoy the distinction of having two gar
bage collectors simply because two men wanted
the job.
= The new law requires the County Treas
urer's office in the Court House to be kept
open the greater part of the year from 8 A. NJ.
to A P. NJ, every day except Sundays and legal
holidays.
The County Commissioners on Tuesday
appointed DR.. t. Ross Payne, of Corbett, N.
c. r. R., secretary to the Board of Sanitary
Officers. as provided for under act of the last
Legislature.
THE general sanitary law for Baltimore
county is published in the advertising columns
of THE UNION today. 1t is an important law
and it would be we'll for all to familiarize them
selves with it,
-H. D.. Arlington has bought out the
blacksmith establishment of Peter +. Shauck,
in Towson, and will hereafter conduct the
same. Mr.. Shauck will continue the business
at Loeb Raven.
MIR. George A. Smith, who lately sold
his farm, northeast of Towson, to Mr.. r..
Emory Warfield, will dispose of all his farm
stock and implements thereon next Monday,
on the premises.
- Edward c. Dorfler, of Baynesville, while
cutting telegraph poles on Tuesday, let the axe
slip and cut one of his feet so badly that he
will be laid up for some time. Dr. r. C. Mas
senburg attended him.
MIR Julius Rudiger of A, one of Tow
sons dairymen, has new artesian we'll on
his premises, about mile north of the town,
that is $50 feet in depth and produces 10 gallons
of pure cold water to the minute.
1.-The property known as "Nanjemoy,"
situated in the 18th district, near Upper Falls,
hoo cold hxyM Mr. Trrol IN Mr
J. Fred. Hutchinson, of Baltimore, who has
been occupying it for several seasons.
1.-The ladies of Trinity Church. Towson,
have issued invitations to tea to take place in
the chapel, Wednesday, May 14th, at $50 P. NJ.
Those invited are asked to meet Mrs. Sioussat,
Mrs. Sperry, Mrs. Riley and Miss Snowden.
1.-The Ladies' Aid Society of Towson M.
L. Church has elected Mrs. VIM. b. Krout,
president; Mrs. Maria Johnson and Mrs. John
Z. Flay hart, vice-presidents; Mrs. Gerand
Bowen, secretary, and Mrs. J. H. Jarrett,
treasurer.
whose pretty home is located on the Joppa
road, lust east of Towson, has added still further
to its attractiveness by liberal use of paint.
Everything about the place is kept in the best
possible order.
> Five SUNDAYS have passed since the rain
of Easter Sunday four of which, the record
shows, have been fair. The foolish belief by
some that if rain falls on Easter Sunday it will
rain on seven successive Sundays thereafter is
thus disproved.
"a strawberry festival and cake and con-
fectionery sale will take place on the lawn oil
Calvary Baptist Church, Towson, Monday
evening, May 18th. The patronage Of the
public will be appreciated. Proceeds for bene-
fit of the church.
IA musical and literary entertainment,
under the auspices of Garden Lodge No. ia,
!. o. O. F.. will be held in the hall at Garden
Vile Thursday, May 22d, commencing at P.
NJ. Proceeds will be applied to decorating and
identifying the ball.
The United Railways and Electric Com
pany has Just received ITO new summer cars
and some of themAre to be used on the subur-
ban lines. They are larger than the ordinary
car, have some improvements, and will com
fortably seat 60 persons.
-The guardian estate OF Robert b. Deford
is appraised in the Baltimore City Orphans
Court at 1914, 5846 Sc. and that of John E. De
ford at $3.50, 04545. They are the minor sons
of the late Thomas Deford and brothers Of
Mrs. W. S. G. Williams.
> Mrs Ann M. Litzinger, who died at thu
Methodist Episcopal Home for the Aged in
baltimore, on Wednesday last, was 50 years o.
age. She was native of the old 18th dIstrlc
of Baltimore county and had been an inmate
of the Home twelve years.
MIR. Joseph S. Bowen, OF Iowson, wat
directed bv the County Commissioners Oh
Tuesday to Law floor of asphalt blocks IN the