The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1902-08-30

SALES AnvERr1sEp 1N "rHE UNIoN."

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SALES ADVERTISED IN "THE UNION
Tuesday, Sept 2. by Joshua G. Bosley: attorney
at the Court House door, farm of 100 acres
near Parkton, nth district
Tuesday, September 2, by Thomas Chew Wor
thington, Jr., at the Court House door, farm
Of I43 acres near Owings' Mills:
Tuesday, Sept. 2, by Leigh Bonsal, assignee, on
the premises, fee simple property on the
Wednesday, Sept. 10, by John =. Centrum, at
torney, at the Court House door, small truck
farm near Rosedale, 14th district
Thursday, Sept. Is, by Oscar j. Burton, admins
traitor on the premises farm and store prop
erty on the Hartford road.
The balloon, with the purity lady" in
it, will go up every day at Iimonium next
I'VE had another touch of summer heat
this week, but the nights have been delight
fully cool.
- Walter T Sheele, of Gainesville, has OBJ
tanned United States patent for soup material
and making same.
THE big annual reunion at Timonium
next week promises to be bigger than ever.
You can't afford to miss it. =.
- Grapes are abundant this year and it
is noticed that they are not so affected with
mildew as they are commonly.
- Considerable of a slaughter has been 60
ing on among the doves and 1t looks ike
pity to kill the pretty innocent things.
1.-The open season for squirrels In BaltI-
more county begins next Monday, September
LIST, and continues until November 30th
IAN additional carrier will be put on the
rural free delivery route from Upperco, Balti-
more county, on the 10th OF September;
The millinery stores are already an
nouncing "fall openings" And it's enough
to make the average family man shiver.
- Many Baltimore county farmers have
been cutting off corn this week. The fodder
was drying up owing to the lack of rain.
Mr. Frank H. Zouck, well known
business man of the 4th district, has erected
two large silos on his farm near Reisterstown.
- The two men who escaped from Towson
Jail about three weeks ago are still at large and
likely to enjoy their freedom for some time to
come.
Today-Saturday August 31st-the sun
rises at 5.33 and sets at GAL, making the day
65 minutes shorter than the first day OF the
month.
->The high wind that accompanied the
rain storm last Sunday afternoon blew much
fruit from the trees in some sections OF this
county.
MIR. John H. Richardson, attorney for
Sturm Schaffer, has sued August Smith for al
legged SANDER, claiming damages to the amount
of 5000.
- Rev. R. Heber Murphy, rector of st.
Johns Parish. Worthington Valley, will preach
at Freeland N. c. r. R., Sunday, August 3lst,
at II A. M
->It doesn't necessarily follow that the
biggest shoat at the County Fair next week
will be seen in the swine department. There
are others.
"a man in Baltimore has been fined So
and costs for "kicking chicken" That's
strenuous kind of justice that we like to
read about.
- The Prospect Park fair and races will
take place September 9th to 18th, inclusive.
Tbo do on "a
near Baltimore
lit is said that taxes in Baltimore county
are being paid up better this year than ever be.
fore in the history of the county. This speaks
well for our people.
1.-THE politicians will have their hands full
at Timonium next week and it goes without
saying that like the busy bee, they will i'm
prove the shining hour.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Neighborhood improvement Club of Govans-
town will be held in Golden Eagle Hall, Tues
day, September I'd, at P NJ.
- Within the space of twenty nine hours
Rev. W. G. Herbert pastor of Caroline Street
NJ. E. Church, Baltimore broke all previous
records by marrying six couples.
- Hon. Joshua lowering will speak on
Gospel Temperance" at Calvary Baptist
Church, Towson. Sunday, August 31st, at p.
NJ A general invitation is extended.
. - There is no discount on county taxes
paid in SeStember. On bills remaining I'M
paid at the end of September interest is charge
able from the time the levy was made.
->T The first Monday in September next
Monday is known as Labor Day and is ma
tional holiday. 1t can also be made State
holiday by proclamation of the Governor.
->Copious showers refreshed several Sec
lions of Baltimore county on Wednesday ar
ternoon. In some places where rain fell there
had been drought of six weeks duration.
- Over 500 people attended the tournament
held on the farm of Mr.. Harry T. Pearce, My
Ladys Manor, last Saturday afternoon. Forty
knights contended for the honors and money
prizes.
Talbot attended the Congressional conven-
ton at Havrede- Grace on Thursday. Other
sections of this county were also well repre-
sented.
- Everybody who counts him or herself
anything, together with their sisters, cousins
and aunts, will go to Timonium next week.
If you want to be Tin it" you simply can't
stay away.
The fifth annual Teachers Institute of
Baltimore county will be held in Mccoy Hall,
Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, on
Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
of next week.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Union NJ.
E. Church, near Baldwin, will hold a festival
in the grove adjoining the church, on We'd
nesday evening, September Sd, to which the
sRev. P. w. Jeffries, pastor of Calvary
Church, Baltimore, will preach at North Point
NJ E. Church South, Sunday, August 31st, at
BPM. The pastor, Rev. w. E. Henry, will
preach at IL A. M.
During the storm on Wednesday after
noon lightning struck frame storage house
on the property of Mr.. George w. Ewing,
west of Sherwood, and knocked out one cor
ner. No fire resulted.
THE supper given last Saturday night at
the rectory, under the auspices of the Woman's
Auxiliary of Trinity Church, Long Green,
was gratifying success. Mrs. Thomas Peerce
is president of the society.
- Mr.. John G. Smith, retired farmer of
the I'd district, had his collar-bone broken a
few days ago while leading refractory horse
to water. DR.. Henry ]. Hebb rendered the
necessary surgical attention.
- On Sunday next Ri. Rev. George w.
Peterkin, Bishop of West Virginia, will con-
duct service at Trinity Church, Towson, at IL
A. NJ, and at the Chapel of the Holy Comforter,
Lutherville, in the afternoon.
Some residents of Towson, being un-
able to secure any coal here, are having it
hauled from Baltimore in bags by farm teams
returning from the city. One man got ton
by this means on Wednesday.
"a company that will engage in the mill
ing business has been organized at White Hall,
N. C. r. r. The directors are Messrs. NJ. w.
Balm, Samuel w. Black, Charles L. Almony,
Nelson Gilbert and W. d. Balm.
THE Ladies' Aid Society of Hiss M. T..
Church, Parkville, Hartford road, will hold an
oyster and meat supper at the church, on the
evenings of the 10th and 18th of September.
Proceeds for the benefit of the society.
- Sarah Z. Brooks, Of Towson, has been
granted soldiers pension at the rate of So per
month. She is the widow of Albert Brooks,
who was for years sexton of Trinity Church
here. He was soldier in the Civil War.
->Romeo Espey has been appointed post
master at Woodbrook, Baltimore county, vice
Thomas ]. Halle, resigned. The Office is loca-
ted at the intersection of Charles street avenue
and the Maryland and Pennsylvania r. r.
1.-THE old Milford Mill, at Howardville,
Sd district, which was sold by Mr., William 7.
Cox, of Pikesville, to Mr.. VIM. f. Burnham,
having been thoroughly overhauled and re-
paired. will resume operations in few days.
1.-THE horse show at Timonium next week
will be feature that alone will be worth
the price of admission. There is no other
county in Maryland that can make such dis
play in this particular line and we are proud
of it.
~ During the progress of a camp-meeting
near York last Sunday night two young men
engaged in prize fight on the grounds within
earshot of the preachers stand. 1t is said that
fully 1000 peolpe witnessed the brutal exhi-
bition.
complaints continue to be heard of fail
ing springs and streams and it looks as though
a wafer famine was imminent in some sec