The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1903-04-04

SALES ADvERTIsED IN 1.-THE UNION

improvements at UutOuVlic. 41tu
also three lots of ground at Mellinee, W. N.
Tuesday. April IA. by VIM. Il, Buck, trustee; on
the premises. number OF lOtS OF grOunu Ut
Arlington. Sd district
Wednesday, April Is. by Gen. Felix Agnus; at
Nacirema Stock Farm, Green spring tail ns,i
horses colts, cattle, farm implements ana
wednesday, April L. by E. winthrop Bosley and
w. Gill Smith, trustees on the premises,
country seat at Hamilton, Hartford road.
Dances Mill, Dulany's Valley, stock, farm
implements, ETC.; also the mill property ana
II acres of land.
Wednesday, April Is, by Mrs. j. ". Snyder. on
Che premises, truck I. farm arm Of e. acres on the
Wednesday, April Is, by Francis sandeEson, on
Chesapeake avenue, WalDrook, STOCK, farm
implements, wagons, etc.
Garrison road near Gwynn6roodk static station attn
Thursday, April 49, by John .Timanus, near the
terminus of Gwynn Oak car line, large lot
OF household and kitchen furniture.
Tuesday. April 2S, by Elmer J. Cook, assignee.at
the Court House door. a farm of 69H acres,
near Jacksonville, 10th district.
The next legal holiday in Maryland is
Decoration day, May 30th.
- Friday Sd instant, was Arbor day and 1t
was fittingly observed by the public schools
throughout the county.
"a man who keeps close tab on the
weather says there is always danger OF frost
until after the 18th of April.
THE ninth annual hunt ball Of the Elk
ridge Club will take place at the Kennels
Wednesday night April 18th.
Next Sunday, April 9th, is Palm Sun.
day, and the following Sunday is Easter and
the last day of the Lenten season.
1.-The number of liquor licenses applied
for this year is 349. There are no applications
from the 9Th, 7th and 10th districts.
Some very fine fried oysters ~ stuffed
with raw cotton did good service in several
fox on, A N E0nloj Dau
- Mrs. Margaret Fleishman died on Thurs
day at her home in Lansdowne, 18th district,
aged SO years. She weighed over 400 pounds.
->Mrs. McCulloh's school at Glencoe, N. G.
R. R., has closed until after Easter on account
of the presence of measles among the pupils.
April came in with bright sunshine and
a real springlike atmosphere. It seems like
misnomer to call such day 'All Fools Day."
- The Senior Gunpowder Agricultural Club
will hold its regular monthly meeting today at
the farm of Mr.. James B. Ensor, in the 9Th
district.
- Lewis F. Davis, Towson colored man,
has filed an application for liquor license
land he is the only colored man in the county
who has done So
The receipts of the Baltimore postoffice
for the month of March were $105, 614 89-an
increase as compared with March of last year
of nearly $4,000
"A numerously signed protest against the
granting of liquor license to John M. Balls
of Govanstown, has been filed at the County
Clerks Office in Towson.
- The Ingleside Hunt Club, of Catonsville
has secured an English registered bloodhound
from Fair Haven, Vermont, and they propose
to try him as a coon hunter.
$Towson W. G. T. U. will hold an Easter
tea in the hall over the engine house, Thurs.
dav April 9th Admission 10 cents redeemed
by ice-cream. Children free.
"a justice of the peace in Talbot county
fined a school boy SO and costs for writing an
improper letter to his young lady teacher.
He will know better next time.
Theodore 81. Schneider, Of Baltimore
county, is named as, one, Of the incorporators
ION May 18th and 18th the Govanstown
Athletic Club will produce the comedy entitled
Sowing Wild Oats" for the benefit of the
club. Rehaersas are now in progress
-The corner stone for the fine Lutheran
Church to be erected in Gainesville will be
laid next Sunday afternoon at O'Clock. The
estimated cost of the building is $40 900.
THE UNION Office has turned out several
different lots of posters this week for sales of
personal property all of which will take place
on the same day-Wednesday April 10Th.
Mr.. Robert M. Taylor's Strike-a-Light
has been in several steeplechases at Benning' s
track since the opening of the spring meeting
but be has not yet proven himself q winner.
There is some building going on in Tow
son this spring but matters in that line are not
so brisk as we should like to see them. Per-
haps they will improve as the year advances.
- Locust Vale Stock Farm, Towson, has
had large number of visitors this week and.
judging from appearances, there must best
thing doing in the horse and mule business.
- Nearly SO 900 will be given as prizes at
the horse show to take place at the Elkridge
Kennels, Charles street avenue, in May In
addition there will be four cups valued at
$1,000.
1.-The spring running meeting is now in
progress at Benning's track, near Washington
and many Baltimore county sports go over to
chance some of their spare cash on 1.-THE
ponies"
- Carroll county farmers are establishing
telephone lines and the charge for phone
has been put down to the low price of 81 per
annum. It is the intention to run the lines all
over the county.
Thousands of diseased fruit trees that
were shipped into Frederick county were de-
strOyed this week by order of the States officers.
This is work that will in time save Maryland
mint of money.
SOLDIERS pensions nave been secured by
the following residents of Baltimore county :
John Burier. Franklinvile, IS per month !;
William Garrett. st. Denis, SO, and John
Brown, Butler, $50.
- Much interest is taken in Baltimore
county in the exciting primary contest now
going on in Baltimore city and which will end
next Tuesday, both parties voting on the same
day directly for the candidates.
- Martins have made their appearance
this year in some places much earlier than
they usually come. Their time of arrival is
generally on or about Good Friday and they
remain until some time in August.
-It is expected that the new trolley line
to Sparrow's Point will be in operation by the
latter part of next week. The fare from Balti-
more will probably be Is cents, which is much
less than the fare by the steam road
->Now, what do you think of that? He
kicked nicely done up package off the side
walk on Wednesday and then he said some
things that sounded very much out of place
for well organized church member.
-Some of the Baltimore papers, when
they have occasion to mention the Eudowood
Hospital for Con- pptves, always say it is To-
Gated is is a mistake as the hos
:. mile from the town.
applicants for licenses to sell
Who're county grows with every
names of the applicants for the
Year are published in THE UNION to-
nd the list is longer than ever before.
- Miss Ella Offutt, relative of the Messrs.
5Hutt of Towson, died at the home of her
brother, Mr.. James Offutt of Jamestown,
Montgomery county, Nd, on Saturday last.
Bright's disease was the cause of her death.
- Messrs. Harry Groom & Bro. are about
to transfer their ice-cream plant from Dairy
Grove Farm to their place of business IN Tow
son, where they have erected building to be
used especially for this branch of their bust
ness.
"a meeting in the interest of the temper
ance cause will be held in Lakeview M. E.
Church, Dulany's Valley, Friday evening,
April 10th, at 7.S0 o'clock. Address by Rev.
Joseph s. Wilmington. Public cordially in
vited
->The ladies of Chestnut Grove Presbyte-
rian Church will give a supper in the hall at
Sweet Air, Easter Monday evening-April 18th
from until 10 o'clock. All will be cordial
ly welcomed. Proceeds for the benefit of the
church.
Twenty houses-some of them very fine
ones-and now in course of erection in Roland
Park. These places will add largely to the
county's basis of taxation. Twelve of these
houses are being built by the Roland Park
Company.
THE choir of Mt. Washington Presbyte.
rian Church will sing 1.-The Crucifixion," by
Stainer. at the evening service on Palm Sun
day. There will also be bass and tenor solos
and a solo by Mrs. John w. Mealy, of Mt.
Washington.
-->Its bad business to have false horses
to draw fire engine. This was demonstrated
in the ire at Mt. Washington on Friday morn
ing of last week. They pulled the engine to
the foot of the hill some distance from the
fire and stopped there.
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