The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1902-11-29

SALES ADVERTISED IN "THE UNION"

Saturday, December b, Dy CnarleS r. marley, al
torney and assignee, at the Court House door,
real estate near Bradshaw. 18th district.
Monday December 10. by w. JEFF. Shanklin,
president, and ID. NJ. BrySon, secretary, on
the premises in Towson, the property known
as Grange Hall.
Monday, December Is, by The Isaac Robinson
Company, on the property known as the Cor
hin Amos Farm, on the road leading from
Upper x Roads to Jarrettsville, extensive
sale of horses, mules, cows hogs. farming
Indictments, canning house machinery, etc.
Tuesday. December 16. by Maria I. Stirling and
w: N. Stirling, N; D.. administrators S 81 the
18th district. horses, mules COWS, hogs, farm
implements, corn, etc.
Wednesday, December II, by George NJ. Fultz,
agent for the owner, on the premises, mill
site. farm, brick mansion and twelve tene-
ment houses at Beckleysville, 5th district.
Monday, December %. by Harry e. Mann, attor-
new ETC., on the premises, leasehold proper
ty corner of Third street and Fait avenue.
Monday. December g. by Leigh Bonsal, assignee,
etc, on the premises, three houses on Govane
avenue, near HARDWOOD avenue, GovanstoWn.
Next Monday will be the first day of De-
cember and Christmas is almost in sight
THE weather probabilities are that if the
predictions of a cool wave continue they will
eventually hit it.
ty early this week and the earth turned over
as mellow as in the spring.
- The Decem Der term of the Circuit Court
will begin at Towson next Monday. 1t is usu-
ally the longest term of the year.
1.-The annual meeting of the County Ag-
ricultural Society will be held in Towson next
Wednesday beginning at IL A. NJ
THE Towson Lodge of Elks is arranging
for a memorial service to be held in their hall
here. on Sunday, December 7th, at P. NJ.
IA number of Barred Plymouth Rock
chickens from the Hampton pens were exhibit
led this week at the Richmond (Va.) Poultry
On Thursday morning, at Towson, the
football team of the Towson Athletic Club de-
feated the West Branch Y NJ G. A. team of
Baltimore. % to 0.
ION account of the heavy rain of this
week Thanksgiving day was not well suited to
outdoor sports, the ground being in bad condi-
ton for hunting, etc.
- Dressed turkeys were quoted in Balti-
more on Wednesday at II and Is cents pound
several cents higher than the day before
Thanksgiving last year.
- Another couple from Baltimore was
married in Towson on Wednesday, Rev. W. E..
Robertson, pastor of the Baptist Church, per-
forming the ceremony.
- Electric cars on the Mt. Holly line COM
rnenced running to Windsor Hills on Thurs
day and, it is said, it will be extended to
Dickeyville next spring.
~. r. Bull, of Corbett n G.. r. R., had
leg broken on Monday by being struck by a
falling tree. DIR. T. Ross Payne rendered the
necessary surgical attention.
THE regular monthly meeting of the
Neighborhood improvement Club of Govans-
town will be held in Golden Eagle Hall, Tues
day, December I'd, at 8 Pm.
- Mr. William B. Dutton, of Fullerton,
Belair road, picked some ripe strawberries
from his patch last Sunday. They were of
large size and fairly good flavor.
-THE UNIcN's calendars for 1903 will soon
be on tap and if you want one you will have
TO call early. Due notice will he given as to
when they will be ready for delivery.
Lewis Cole aged years, son of Mr.. Will
liam ?. Cole of Towson, had his collar-bone
broken few days ago by falling from pile
of lumber. Dr. j. II. Jarrett attended him.
IA woman in Baltimore has been fined
S25 and costs for beating a neighbours dog
with an axe Such a lesson as this should
prove a warning to other people with brutal
natures.
= The Grange Hall property, situated on
West Allegany avenue, Towson, is advertised
at public sale in THE UNION this week. 1t will
be sold on Monday, December 10Th, on the
-Mr. John B. Sanner of Hamilton, Har-
ford road, has been held for court by Justice
Neumayer, because, as alleged, his dog severe
ly bit a COW belonging to Mrs. Annie Lacey, of
the same place.
"A man who lives at Haethorp, 18th dis
trict has sued another for 81 900 damages for
being bitten by his dog Damage suits appear
to grow out of all sorts of causes and provoca-
tons these days.
> One Towson dealer received two car
loads of hard coal few days ago and supplied
it to his customers in small lots at 1925 per
ton, which is only about 81 advance as COM
pared to this time last year.
- Messrs William K. Burns and Frank L.
Wheeler are about to erect houses for them
selves on the south side of Chesapeake avenue,
west of the Court House. The foundation of
one of them is now under way.
>The first of Decembe is almost here and
still the weather continues mild and pleasant.
e he in, wing Of ft1ol the
city of which is still being felt, although some
hard coal is now being received.
The Bohemian Mission in East Balti-
more was the recipient of large Thanksgiv-
ing donation, poultry vegetables, canned goods,
etc. from the Methodist congregations of Her
eford Circuit, Baltimore county.
Thanksgiving day passed very quietly in
Towson. There were services in some OF the
churches, several entertainments and the Over
land Club tried for fox-hunt, but the ground
was in no condition for the sport.
MIR. w. r. GALLON, who is employed in
the cotton mill at Franklinville, 18th district,
had one of his hands seriously injured few
days ago by having it caught in the machinery
He lost two fingers and another was broken.
lon Sunday next at P. NJ, Rev. J. L.
Straughn, of Towson, will preach special ser.
mon at Poplar NJ. P. Church near Warren, to
the Junior Order U. A. NJ, Odd Fellows and
Knights of Pythias. The music will be a
feature.
- n man III AlIeRdHy County udS u Cat GLdt
is said to have caught thirty rabbits this year.
She don't pay any attention to law and all sea
sons are hers for hunting. She also caught a
postum that was twice as heavy as herself so
the story runs.
Another Baltimore county farmer and
dairyman is about to sell out because of unsat-
isfactory profits in the business. Another
drawback is the very poor help that is procur-
able to do the work, which is most exacting
and often laborious.
MIR. Dennis Carter, of Baynesville deal.
er in wood and timber, says that the demand
for tirewood is still so great that he cannot
keep up with it. His teams are going steadily
every day. He is selling wood, sawed into
stove lengths, at So per cord.
THE heavy rain of this week was bad
for those farmers who still have unhusked
corn in the fields. They should have made
better use of the fine weather that preceded II,
although il is said not to have been good for
the proper curing Of the corn.
Mr.. William +. Nagle. whose bid was
the lowest, has beer awarded the contract Tor
building the new Masonic Temple In Cations
willie, for slo,fs5 IL will be a substantial two
story granite building 3 by 20 feet, the lodge
room being In the second story.
The contract Tor building AZ Fork The
new parsonage Cor Long 9reen Circuit NJ. +.
Church, has been AWARDED % Nessrs. q. a. s
A. ~. Davis. Ia viii BE- q frame cottaee of =
stories. 81 by as feei, asd vlii have al modern
improvements aud ceuxea3euces.
"A little $40 q Mr.. Leonard kraeh, !
tfnrK farmer ~ fniierinn. bclaif road Gel
thFeuxh h0tbei SSH 3 fss days Az and ~.
cred a. artery I'D fbe rEht srisi. The pgamf1
arrifal II tir II. i rs Hilgford as al tha
sasfi the efi'd ffrm t.esfi.Ef o. aeaib.
@eIaa I1aaou EsuHers Nnn Neuf % n
nIleF aa8 az fha cgaaiY ~ 3 aeYs r&atl
hanllaa waikcd 40 auFlas she dag eve categl
"a rsK5gaizas baf - taes Aa1 90 bif4 aoE tbel
COATS a. ifiIs Nst1 teeMs ms tooka "a
ttlsa kIsits are TIanllfsi b sou1e aeltiQns
sIha family III 49,. Less c1roYer, sht
Nas 80 sas 80 faTni. Eeaf Locu Raven. naf'
trfa xaeafIf aH .ocd alfu tyFhpaa lever
Etare have taua lre eases. enc a Hhlca.-tae'
of cas- eaaaI sau-haslag proven fatal
F.ssfrnf aaE "a tEe dsaNefEFs - extremely ~
- tast ~lndaV lH fNe Catholic chafeiaes
m4fsea iAs eut ~ fbeteeleziasiical ycaf ne4
tln1aF~tta Ersi rGudaY ~ adecnt--belnl
ftf aeEsua.nF 81 anulhsf year ID the hQmal
CaIeuasf ffam thai day uufil Christmas ~
tsoirr.a in frorlsis" vii be omitted from ID
masa
-aeiG hlafk maze mules. all a-year-olds an
cuul gs8ssEzg . rrTg handsome team, were shippes
90 THURSDAY from Mr. \. y. McCleary's 10