The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1902-03-15

SALES ApvEKTIsElD5 IN nrHE UNION"

Tuesday March 49, by Levi Justus on the Broad
way road near the Falls road, stock, wagons
wednesday. March 10, by William Eckhart, neal
Sunnybrook, 10th district, horses, cows,hogs
farm implements, furniture, etc.
Wednesday, March 10. by Lewis M. Bacon, as
signee. at the Court House door. land ana
improvements near Oregon, 9Th district.
Thursday, March 20, by VIM, L. keyser. WilkenI
and Leeds avenues, 18th district. horses, mules
cows, wagons farm implements, etc.
Monday, March "a. Henry O'Neiall, near Bald
win Station. 18th district. horse and carrige
household and kitchen furniture, etc.
Tuesday, March %, by Frank !. Duncan and w
Gin Smith, trustees, at the Court House door
Tuesday, March rs, by Edward L. Ward and Jas
J. Lindsay, trustees, on the premises, the
farm and store property Of the late William
Tuesday, March IS. by Edward L. Ward and Jas.
J. Lindsay, administrators, on the premises
ct Of william iR Iee
ger. on Chestnut Ride, 18th district, stock,
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18th district store goods in large variety, gar
den tools. pillow irons, etc.
- The contributions in Maryland to the
Mckinley Memorial Association now amount
to over S11, 900.
- Base ball and tops. sure harbingers Of
spring, are now engaging the attention oil
Young America.
- Mr.. James Rodgers, Sr.. of South Tow
son. while pruning trees on Tuesday, let the
knife slip and cut an ugly cash in his left arm:
- Flows were running in some sections OF
Baltimore county early this week. At this
time last year many farmers had finished
- Next Monday. March 18th, will be st.
Patrick's day and then winter may be said to
be at end At least we can look for some good
weather after that date.
- The Grand Jury for the March term of
court adjourned finally on Friday. 18th inst.
They presented their foreman, Hon. H. b.
Holion, with a silk umbrella.
"A comic entertainment and dance will
be given at Clagett's Hall, Randalistown,
Tuesday evening, April 8th. Proceeds for the
benefit of Holy Family Church.
- Rev Page MiIburn, of Washington, ID.
c., will make an address to the Epworth
League of Towson NJ E. Church, Monday
evening. March 18th, at O'Clock.
Applications for liquor licenses are now
being fled at the County Clerks office. All
must be in by Tuesday, April LIST. The list
will be published Saturday, April 9Th.
- The reign of the ground hog ends with
the middle of March and that is today. And
we don't care about seeing anymore of his
monkey shines for at least twelve months.
The UNION this week received letter
from a former Baltimore countian, now resi-
dent of Middelbury, Vt. who wants to buy a
farm in Maryland and come back here to live.
- The Electric Park and the Pimlico track
now conflict in the dates selected for their fall
MISUNDERSTANDING 18th to 18th, inclusive.
The tracks are within half mile of each other.
Thursday last was the anniversary of the
ever memorable blizzard of March 18th, 1888.
The weather conditions this year were in
marked contrast to what they were at that
time.
- Last week little advertisement appear
ed in THE UNION offering some land to rent on
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five personal applications at the office for the
->A Among the appointments made at the
Pennsylvania United Evangelical Conference
held at Lock Haven, Pa, were the following :
Alberton, E. B. Bailey Hebbville, G. E..
Redeker.
- Hauling sein at Mr.. George A. Porter's
place. on Back river, this week, beautiful
gold fish, weighing about two pounds, was
found among the large catch of rock and
other fish.
= The artesian we'll being bored to supply
Hampton house with water, has reached a
depth of 80 feet AS only gallons of water
per minute has been obtained the boring will
be continued.
The dairy business is growing to be an
important industry in Towson, but the COM
petition between the milk-sellers don't cut
down the price nor improve the quality of the
product sold.
-->The blue slips of paper sent out with the
first issue of THE UNION in December last con-
tinue to find their way back to the Office, and
no doubt many more will do so before the end
of June next.
- at the annual meeting of the Gardeners
Club, held on Monday night, Mr.. Robert Hal
liday was reelected president; Mr.. j. Perry
corresponding secretary, and Mr.. Harry Ekas
financial secretary.
THE United Brethren Conference, which
was held in York. Pa, adjourned ON the 9th
inst Rev. w. E. Dougherty was returned to
Rayville Circuit, in the upper end of this coun-
ty, for another year.
The searching voice of the fish monger
now CRATES upon the ear. Their lungs are
made Of leather and their vocal arrangements
grow naturally inharmonious. No cultivation
could do them any good.
- School Commissioner Krout is very de-
sirous of securing the erection of a new house
for the colored public school in Towson The
present building is in deplorable condition
and is really not fit for use.
->The County Commissioners on Tuesday
appointed Dennis f. Starr special officer at Mt
Washington. There was warm contest for
this place. George w. Wilson, of Towson,
having also had strong backing for it.
- Edward A. Stocksdale, of Baltimore
county, who was probationer on the Balti-
more city police force. took the recent exami-
nation for promotion and was the only man
in the list OF AZ who scored 100 per cent.
- The Grand Jury on Thursday presented
Superintendent E Clinton Tracey, of the
county aims house, and his brother-in-law,
Harry Buchanan, upon the charge of assault
ing John I. Shea, engineer of that institution.
- Superintendent Allen Dorsey says the
Baltimore and Frederick turnpike has lately
been in worse condition, especially between
Catonsville and Baltimore, than he ever saw it
in the many years he has been in charge of it.
- Birds singing, frogs croaking and bees
humming are some of the few evidences of
approaching spring that we had with us this
week Soon the discordant note of our WISH
tors who come at intervals of IL years will be
heard.
= Mr.. William p Cole has sold the re-
manning Is acres of the Eudowood property
one mile east of Towson, on the south side of
the Joppa road, to Mr.. Thomas German, of
Lutherville, for 81, 900. The land is unim-
proved.
- Mr.. Adam Schuessler is about to begin
the erection of twoand-a halfstory cottage
in Reisterstown to cost $4,000. The plans
nave been prepared by Mr.. Thomas G. Ken
nedy, of Mt. Washington, the well known
architect.
- The sun and the wind are the best friends
of those who are obliged to Use the country
roads at this season of the year. If it were not
for the kindly assistance of these elements
travel of all kinds would be brought almost to
a standstill.
- III O06 udN IcCCutiy iOuA ouAbS AOi ddtA-
ages were instituted in Baltimore against the
United Railways and Electric Company, the
aggregate amount claimed being $26, 900. The
dockets of the city courts are simply loaded
with these suits.
The 12-year-oldson of Herman Faya,
garbage remover at Gainesville, was kicked in
the mouth by horse a few days ago and had
six of his teeth knocked out. The horse was
a new one that had just been purchased from
DIR. R. F. Gundry.
- MIR. E. w. Herman, attorney for VIM.
II. Merryman. has entered suit against the
county for $4,000 damages for alleged personal
injuries sustained by the plaintiff on account
of the bad condition of county road near
Phoenix, N. G. r. r.
- All citizens are invited to attend meet
ing to be held at Glen-Arm, 18th district Sat-
urday night, 18th instant at 730 o'clock, for
the purpose of forming an improvement asso-
citation for the betterment of the roads in that
section of the district.
The March meeting of the Senior Gun
powder Agricultural Club will be held today
in Baltimore, at the residence of DR.. ]. E.
Orrison, when the question for discussion will
be, why are farmers sons leaving the farm
and seeking city life ?"
->Towson enjoyed the presence of large
influx of strangers on Tuesday last. Most of
those who came here had business with the
different departments of the county govern
ment and consequently matters were brisk
about the Court House.
- Mr.. I. H. Moss, the well known Govans-
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