The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1902-10-25

SALES ADVERTISED IN 1.-THE UNION"

hotel property, known as the 7-Mile House,
Reisterstown road.
Boarman, Thomas j. Hunter and y. Howard
Isaac, trustees, on the premises, a farm IN
the 9th district.
Thursday, October 30 by c. Frank Emmart, at
Emmart's Church, I'd district horses, mules,
cows. farm implements. etc
Monday, November 3. by Walter Hutcnins, on
the farm of Col. M. W. Onutt, near MONK
ton, cows. heifers and bulls.
Wednesday, November s. by w Gill Smith, Franz
l. Duncan. James ]. Lindsay, Elmer ]; Cook,
Noah e. Offutt, trustees, at the Court House,
farm on Camp Chapel road, 18th district.
Tuesday. November IL, by Noah e. Offutt. as
signee, at the Court House, house and lot
on the York road, near Texas.
Wednesday, November IL. by Messrs. John
Peasants. A. W. Peasants and Geo.R. Willis,
executors, on Brookfeld Farm, near Glen
coe, stock, implements, carriages, provender,
etc, belonging to the estate OF the late D.
Hall Peasants.
Saturday, November 15 by George W; Carr,
near Walkers Switch. N. c. r. r..
Tuesday, November 49, by John /. Yellott, James
j. Lindsay and Osborne |. elliott, trustees,
at the Court House, a farm in the 18th dis
trict.
Thursday, November 20, by R. G. Foster and w.
s. Keech, trustees, on the premises. house
and lot in the village of Reisterstown.
The election will take place one week
from Tuesday next-Tuesday, November 4th.
John A. Teipe a farmer of ArbutuS, 18th
district has filed petition for the benefit of
U. S. bankruptcy laws.
Think of it Christmas but two months
off from today. Surely the year 1902 is be-
ginning to see its finish now.
- Wednesday morning, October I'D, was
the coolest of the season so far. There was a
very heavy frost and ice on standing water.
The dealers say that hard coal will soon
be abundant and that the price will be very
little in advance OF what it was before the
strike.
Architect Thomas c. Kennedy is pre-
pairing the plans for a handsome cottage for
DR.. ]. G. Monmonier at Franklintown, LIST
district.
The annual chrysanthemum show of
the Gardeners Club will be held at Lehman's
Hall. Baltimore, November 18th, 18th, 18th
and 14th.
ington on Tuesday to j. Carroll Monmonier,
of Baltimore county, and Helen f. Barr, of
that city.
- Mr.. Edward G. Wheeler, of Shawan, 9Th
district few days ago killed two wild geese
from flock that stopped to rest in field near
his home.
The Maryland Christian Endeavor Union
will hold its annual convention in Baltimore
next week. Baltimore county will be largely
represented.
%It will require A, 400 tickets for the cleo
ton to be held in Baltimore county, Tuesday
November 4th. The total registered vote of
the county is %, 1914.
THE ladies' tournament recently held at
"Mt Prospect" near Towson, for the benefit
of the Hospital for Crippled and Deformed
Children, netted S114.79.
- The open season in Baltimore county for
pheasants, cartridges woodcock and rabbits
begins next Saturday, November 1st, and con-
tinues until December oath.
The postoffice at Black Rock, one of the
oldest in Baltimore county, will be discon-
tinued OH the 31st instant, and its patrons will
be supplied by rural free delivery.
>The new Wesley Chapel, one of the ap-
pointments of Monkton Circuit, M. E. Church,
will be dedicated on Sunday, November I'd.
Preaching at 10 A. NJ. and 7.30P. NJ.
The coal strike is ended, but anthracite
does not appear to be any more plentiful now
than it was weeks ago. 1t will no doubt be
scarce and high for some time to come.
- During the month of September the
rural carrier going out from Glyndon handled
nearly 5000 pieces of mail matter, the largest
number since the route was established.
- Much of THE UNIONS space that is
usually devoted TO local and other matters is
taken up this week with a copy of the ticket
that Is TO be voted at the coming election.
1.-THE Baltimore City Water Board is TAX
ing the preliminary steps for the building of
another storage reservoir to cost, with the land
about 5000, 900. Its capacity will be 200, O0O0 600
gallons,
THE explosion of coal oil lamp in the
store of Mr.. Charles Dearholt, on Chestnut
Ridge, near the Falls road, on Friday afternoon
of last week, caused loss of about $500.
Insured.
- Jesse w. Porter, of Dickeyville, has Sc
cured soldiers pension at the rate of Sc per
month. Jennie Gray, of Della, war with
Spain widow, has been granted pension of SO
per month.
THE Farnandis property, near Belair,
known as the Homestead has been sold by
fr1c RI Mr
VIM. w. Bradford for $4,000. The place con-
tains $50 acres.
Mr.. George Schriver, who for some time
conducted store at Jacksonville, on the Jar.
rettsville turnpike. has bought out the store of
Mr.. T. J. Ssk in Glyndon, and will hereafter
conduct the same.
"A brick kiln has been put up on the
farm of Mr.. William Bennett, about mile
north of Stevenson Station, Green Spring Val
ley. 1t is said an excellent quality of clay is
found on the farm.
- Octavian NJ. Whitaker has been appoin-
ted postmaster at Reckord, Baltimore county,
vice Julia A. Reckord resigned Mr.. Whita-
ker lately purchased the property of Walter
z. Reckord at that place.
Teams of all kinds loaded with wood are
now seen on the streets of Towson almost any
hour of the day. It looks like many people
are stocking up with this kind of fuel to last
them through the winter.
->The work of extending Park Heights
avenue to Worthington Valley was commenced
this week by Contractor Harden, who has a
large force of men employed. Roads Engineer
Crosby will supervise the construction.
Mr.. Thomas w. Offutt. manager of the
Mt. Washington Electric Light and Power
Company, is building a stable and carriage
house on his property on the east side of the
York road near South avenue Towson.
"A mortgage for the sum of $50. 900 900
from the Western Maryland Railroad Compa-
nv to the Mercantile Trust Company, of New
York has been left for record in the office of
the Clerk of the Circuit Court at Towson.
- Game Warden Harry Malcolm, of Tow
son, has been keeping sharp lookout lately
for violators of the game laws and it is hoped
his efforts may be crowned with success. He
deserves credit for the interest he manifests in
the matter.
Several weeks ago horse belonging to
Mrs. T. Harrison Garrett, of Evergreen, -
Charles street avenue, was bitten by dog that
was believed to be mad. Last Saturday the
horse showed unmistakable signs Of rabies
and was killed.
- The County Commissioners were notified
on Tuesday that the Commissioners of Carroll
county would cooperate with them in the
erection of bridge at Bensons ford, on the
Patapsco, which is the dividing line between
the two counties.
- Robert Berry, colored, who had for some
weeks been in the employ of Mr.. Robert M.
Taylor, of "Mt. Prospect" on the Hillen road,
has been committed to Jail here upon the
charge of stealing from Mrs. Taylor a gold
watch valued at S25.
- Fairmont Council, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, OF
Highlandtown, has offered a reward of $50 for
the arrest and conviction of Charles H. Fenni-
more, the treasurer of the Council who abscon-
ded some time ago and whose accounts are al
legged to be short 81 700.
THE Republicans will have big time at
Foreston, 9TH district, today Saturday. and il
is expected that 1000 people will attend. Sen.
ator McComas and Mr.. VIM. Tyler Page will
be among the speakers. Three steers will be
roasted to feed the crowd.
1.-THE football team of the Towson Ath-
letic Club, on the grounds here last Saturday
afternoon, defeated the Peabody Outing Club
of Baltimore 16 to O. The home team will
play the Park Athletics here on Saturday after.
noon next at $3.50 O'clock
IA free delivery route has been estab-
lished at Hyde's, Long Green Valley to go into
effect November 1st. Length of route q miles
covering an area of ten square miles, serving q
population of 513 The total number OF
houses on the route is 125.
->Coon hunting is now the favorite sport
and some rather "fishy" stories are finding
their way into print about the strange animals
that are being caught, the fights between dogs
and coons, etc. These stories keep very wei
from one year to another.
-All the members of the Towson bal
si1nod tba ,oetifion reouestin0 the Governor II