The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1902-06-07

SALES ADVERTISED IN 1.-THE UNION"


SALES ADVERTISED IN 1.-THE UNION.''
Tuesday, June TO- by Joshua N /. Gill, mortgage.
on the premises, farm with improvements
near Butler P. O.. in the 5th district
Wednesday, June II, by Alex. Y. Carr. at Litch-
field Farm, near Pikesville, 30 head of regis
Friday, June 49, by r. G. Stewart and ]. D. Nor
ris, trustees. adjoining Garrison Station.
Green Spring vsey rdng sn etc driving
Thursday, June 10, by ]. Requard. on the old
Hartford road, horses, cattle, hogs, farm i'm
wednesday, June 25, by James s. Calwell assig
nee, at the Court House, country place
near Charles street evenue.
Tuesday. July l, by r. H. Bussey, attorney, at
the Court House door. an unimproved lot in
the Sth district, near Cockeysville.
etc, at the. Court House door, an undivided
lnterestin property on Charles streetavenue.
THE discount on county taxes paid this
month is II per cent
- Ellen Phebus, widow, Of New Market,
has secured pension at the rate of So per
month.
- The death of several dogs in Druid Hill
Park is attributed to their having eaten too
-s"Dem focuses in de Cote House yard is
Jest scand lous, is the way colored woman
put it this week.
> Free delivery routes will be established
at OlencOo anu IQllOpOilS, Ill LulS COuuIJt Ou
the LIST of July next.
->In three weeks the summer holiday of
the public schools will begin. The summer
term ends June 9th.
- When the mercury goes above so the
seraphic smile of the sodawater man is some
thing beautiful to see.
> Baltimore was the hottest city in the
United States on Tuesday. The mercury at
the weather bureau went up to SO.
- On Tuesday Cardinal Gibbons visited St.
Dola
and confirmed class of forty-eight children.
- Mr.. E. w. Corbin, postmaster and store
keeper at Loeb Raven, is erecting a comforta-
BILE house on the property lately purchased by
him.
- Mr.. Wilton Greenway's Marveline won
the 2:40 trot at Electric Park on Tuesday after
noon, beating field of eight. Time, 2243,
2:234, 2:25.
- The City Water Board on Thursday APP
pointed w. A. Sargent, engineer, and M. F.
Walsh, oiler, of the new dredging machine at
Loeb Raven.
- Aigburth House. in Aigburth Park, ad
Joining Towson, has been opened for the season
by Mrs. r. Dukehart and Mrs H. H. Cowman,
of Baltimore.
> match game of base ball will be played
in Druid Hill Park this Saturday. afternoon,
between teams of the Towson and Garrett
athletic clubs
> John A. Mccall, of Gardenvile was ar
rested on Thursday upon the charge of vio-
laLlDB LQ6 ODlJSu DIdtco law ISEdIuluS tuc odiO
of oleomargarine.
> The Towson Tennis Club will hold
tournament and tea on the courts in front of
Trinity Church, in this place, on Saturday af-
ternoon, 7th instant.
- Farmers and others along the Western
Run turnpike are signing petition against
the establishment of rural free delivery in that
section of this county.
About thirty carloads of strawberries
have been daily going north from Baltimore
i .,ck L~<,r lsoc sIn0
may be formed of the money that is in this
> The large sale of real estate of DIR. st.
George w. Teackle, that has been advertised
for the past three weeks in THE UNION by Mr..
Edgar g. Miller, Jr., assignee, has been with
drawn.
june the month of roses, is popular
one for weddings and it starts off well in this
respect. Few marriage licenses are issued in
May, showing that that month is looked upoE
with suspicion
- We can afford to laugh at the coal dealer
now, but suppose this thing had struck us a
few months ago? Miners strikes are bad for
every body and worse for the miner himself
than for anyone else.
- Some experienced farmers say the wheat
crop in this county will not average half what
it would have been with favorable season.
The hay crop will also be very short on &C
count of the lack of rain.
- The Junk business must be profitable.
There are now several colored men in Tow
son engaged in it and each has horse and
wagon The collections they make in their
rounds are in many respects remarkable.
1.-THE dog-poisoner was around Towson
again this week and, as usually happens, the
unoffending CANNES were the ones that suf-
fered. 1t must be a stony hearted person who
can throw poison around Unfortunately.
- Thirty-six members of the Gardeners
Club paid visit to the Maryland Agricultural
College on Wednesday. upon the invitation of
President Sylvester. Mr.. Richard Vincent, Jr.,
yice-president of the club made an address.
-sMr Samuel E. Parks, of Oakland"
near Towson, sent to THE UNION Office on
Thursday an egg weighing ounces that was
laid by an ordinary white puddle duck. And
this was the 9th egg she had laid in 60 days.
->Of the $50 liquor licenses applied for this
year 139 of them have been issued to the 18th
district There is only one place in the 9th
district where liquor is sold, and there are no
licensed places in either the 9th 9TH districts.
->The advance guard Of the fly army has
arrived and the balance of them will soon be
along. The idea that flies are conducive to
health is erroneous. On the contrary the
spreading of disease has been directly traced to
them.
- One man who obtained license and
was married at Towson last month has since
been convicted of bigamy and has gone to the
penitentiary for eighteen months. Both wives
confronted him in court here and he plead
guilty.
- 106 SQrlDR race Iu66llUR Vi Tue OT66u
Spring Valley Hunt Club at Pimlco, last Sat
urday afternoon, was in all respects a success
full and ENJOYABLE affair. The attendance was
large, due in great measure to the beautiful
weather. -'''
> Impressive memorial services were held
by the Elks in Lorraine Cemetery, Franklin
road last Sunday afternoon, nearly two thous-
and persons being present. The Grafton was
delivered by Mr.. ]. Goodman Boyd, member
of the bar.
- Iocusts were more numerous in Towson
this week than usual and commenced flying
into the open windows of houses. Strangers
coming here say there are more of them about
this town than they have noticed elsewhere in
the county.
office at Della, LIST district abolished and bring
that place within the free delivery system to
be supplied from Elicott City,. Some of the
citizens are putting up fight against the pro-
posed change.
: IA lawn fete, under the auspices of the
Towson Athletic Club, will be held in the yard
adjoining Massenburgs drug store, Thursday
evening" June 18th, commencing at o'clock.
Proceeds for the benefit of the club. Public
cordially invited.
- According to the almanac summer does
"a not begin until the Dist inst, but we've had
some pretty fair samples of it already. When
the mercury gets to lowering around 80 it
don't make any difference what you call it.
But it's hot, all the same.
-
Hereford last Saturday afternoon presented
an American flag to the public school at Evna,
9TH district. Addresses were made by Messrs.
John S. Ensor, Laban Sparks, ]. Walter Turn.
baueh and Rev. VIM. ]. Nicoll.
- Mr. Arthur G. Montell, cashier of the
Gainesville National Bank, this week again
asked the County Commissioners to make his
bank one of the repositories of the county's
funds, for which he offered q per cent. No
action was taken in the matter.
1.-The shirtwaist and negligee shirt appear
to be more strongly in evidence this year than
ever before. In fact they have come to be an
almost indispensable article of attire and the
wonder is how did people get along without
them before they were discovered
1.-The idea that locusts make their peculiar
noise with their legs is nonsense. Watch
them closely when they do it aud it will be
seen that their bodies move like bellows
while their legs remain perfectly motionless.
This is fact that can't be disputed.
The Sunday school of Ashland Presby-
terion Church will hold its Children's day ser
vice Sunday morning, June 8th, commencing
at 10. 80 O'Clock Rev. Mr.. Truslow, secretary
of the Y. M. C. A., will make an address. An
interesting program has been provided