The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1902-11-01

Saturday, November Is. by George W: Carr,
MORTGAGE, on the premises. a small farm
near walkers Switch, N c. II. r.
Tuesday, November Is, by John |. Yelott, James
j. Lindsay and Osborne l. Yellott, trustees,
at the Court House, farm in the 18th dis
Wednesday, November 10, by ]. Fred. Ohutt,
near Granite, I'd district young mules and
other stock.
Thursday. November 20, by R. c. Foster and w.
s. Keech, trustees, on the premises. house
and lot in the village of Reiste tiers
Monday, November "a, by w. Gill Smith and
John S. Biddison, attorneys, on the premises,
house and lot at Hamilton Station, Hartford
Tuesday, November q, by R. H. Bussey, attor-
new at the Court House door. house and lot
in the village of Texas, N. c. r. r.
There is no discount on either county
OF State taxes paid this month.
1T used to be fish yarns; now its coon
stories You can'tlose 'em, the coon hunters.
1.-The President has issued his proclama-
ton designating Thursday, November 9th, as
Thanksgiving day.
- Mr.. Harry H. Bowerman, of Loreley,
Baltimore county, has secured patent for
corn-harvesting machine.
the Governor has appointed ]. A. Hous-
ton and John G. Magangad deputy game war
dens for Baltimore county.
There are in Baltimore county this year
22194 registered voters How many OF this
number will show up at the polls next Tues
day.
> Nearly TWO 1DCHeS OF ram Iell III Tile VI
cinity of Baltimore on Monday night last.
There were times when it came down in tor
rents.
The new Masonic Temple to be erected
at Catonsvlle will be of Beaver Dam marble
It will be 81 by 70 feet and will cost about
$1,000
- The ladies of Poplar M. P. Church will
give an oyster supper in the hall at Warren, on
Friday and Saturday evenings, November 14th
and 18th.
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the Hayfields herd of Herefords, this week
sold fine young bull to breeder in West
Is The total registered vote of Hartford
county this year is 7,660-white, 8, 205 colored,
1,455 The vote Of that county has fallen off
- Next Tuesday, November 4th, will be
election day and the polls will be open from
6A. NJ. to 6 P. NJ. 1t is the duty of every good
citizen to vote
While using an axe few days ago Mr..
Alex d. Brooks, assistant cashier of the Cock
eysville National Bank, cut an ugly cash in
one of his feet
Romeo Espey has been commissioned
postmaster at Woodbrook Baltimore county.
The office is located on Charles street avenue
near the Elkridge Club.
"a Towson man who was out last Sunday
with favorite rabbit dog, says he got up six
cotton tails in patch of high grass and weeds
less than 100 yards square.
HAY is now selling at S1S ton and the
indications are that it will go still higher.
The high price of feed of all kinds is causing
the price of milk to advance.
- Another couple from Baltimore came to
Towson on Monday, procured license and
had Rev. w. H II. Powers, rector of Trinit
Church, tie the knot for them.
- The law regarding the sale of liquor on
election day should be strictly enforced next
Tuesday. Itisa good law and everybody should
be made to respect it.
mir. Robert C. Proctor, of Cockeysville,
had one of his eyes painfully hurt one day
this week by the head of a nail he was driving
flying off and striking him in it.
AT Towson last Saturday the Park Ath-
letic Club, Of Baltimore, defeated the home
football team, 6 to 0. Il was good game and
enjoyed by large number of people.
THE horse of DR.. Thomas G. Bussey
physician to the county alms-house ran away
at Texas on Wednesday and wrecked the buggy
and also badly injured one of his legs.
1.-The late William HI. Baldwin left per-
sonal estate estimated to be worth $3.50, 600.
He died without will He was manufac-
turer and brother of Mr.. Summerfield Bald
win.
MIR. L. e. McCleary, proprietor of Lo-
Gust Vale Stock Farm, Towson, this week re-
ceived an order from Senator German for a
team of six mules to go to his Howard county
farm.
- The fine Irish hunter, lately imported by
Gen. John Gill, of Gainesville, died on Mon
day last from injuries sustained while hunting
with the Green Spring Valley hounds on
Saturday.
The contract for the erection of bridge
over Georges run, on the Beckleysville road,
9th district was this week awarded by the
County Commissioners to the York Bridge
Company.
WHEN you vote next Tuesday you must
use the indelible pencil found in the booth
with which to mark your ticket If you use
any other kind of pencil your ticket will not
be counted.
The Gainesville and Govanstown foot
ball teams each won a victory last Saturday af
ternoon, the first named beating the Fulton
Athletic Club, 16 to and the other the Crescent
team, 30 to 0.
- Bethany Lodge of Odd Fellows will hold
an oyster supper in their hall at Glen-Arm
| this Saturday. evening" to which general in
vitation is extended. The proceeds will be de-
voted to a worthy object.
- The answer of ex-Gov Frank Brown to
be bill filed here for the sale of Pimlico race
ack property was filed this week. He adj
hits nearly all the allegations of the bill, and
consents to the decree for sale.
> Last Saturday, although the 25th of Oc-
tober, was like summer day and those who
wore heavy clothing wished they hadn't. Be-
fore noon the mercury went up to so and the
air was as balmy as early summer.
"A gentleman whose country place is
near Towson, has ten tons of anthracite coal
in his cellar left over from last years supply
He thinks it would not be well to give his
name. His premises might be raided.
Now lookout for cunning accidents
This is the season when the unloaded gun Tsu-
allv gets in its work. 1t should be made a
criminal offense for one person to point any
kind of weapon at another lust IN fun
- Firewood continues in great demand
and large quantities of it are being hauled
through the streets of Towson daily. There
has been no break in the coal famine at least
so far as the anthracite article is concerned
@Dr. Frank r. Rich, resident physician
at the Eudowood Sanatarium, near Towson,
and also general superintendent of the farm
attached to that institution, raised this year
154 barrels of corn on 132 acres of ground.
1.-The matchmaking Of the long hill on
the Cromwels bridge road, just east OF Tow
son, has been completed and it is No. job.
The work was done under the supervision of
Road Commissioner Thomas G. Stevenson.
MIR. Walter w. Abel, of the Baltimore
San, having declined to serve on the commit
tee to receive the Spanish gun, Col. d. g. Nc
Intosh, of Towson, was appointed this week
by the County Commissioners to take his place.
The dedication of the new Wesley
Chapel, in the 10th district, which was to
have taken place next Sunday, has been post
poned until further notice because of the
failure of the pews to arrive at the time
promised.
MIR. Walter Hutchins, of My Lady's
Manor, is another Baltimore county farmer
who is about to retire from the dairy business.
He will sell off his cows next MONDAY. lie
rents the farm of Col. NJ. w. Ofutt, near
Monkton
The work on the interior of the hand
some new Catholic Church at this place is go
ing forward rapidly and it is said the editice
will soon be completed. The seating capacity
will be larger than that of any other church ID
the South
-Judging from the number of beagle
hounds in Towson there is warm times IN
store for the rabbits for the next two months;
These dogs have been worked" good deal
for some weeks in order to get them in run
ming trim.
"a voter is allowed seven minutes in the
untino hnhth if he ruisheS To cnnsnrne that