The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-02-06

Tayior's Mount Farm. near Loreley. horses,
mules. cattle. hogs. farm implements etc.
at Franks Hotel. llth district. live stock.
wagons. harness. etc.
near Glyndon. lth district. horses. mules.
COWS. farm implements and machinery, dairy
fixtures. houss hold effects; etc
MORTGAGE. at the Court House door, truck
farm on the Dover road
"s On POINT Breeze Dairy Farm. Canton. cows
horses. hogs, wagons, dairy fixtures etc.
Monday, February ~ on the snawan Farm , sIn
wagons farm implements and machinery,
corn. rye, household effects. etc. -
Tuesday, February 70. BY Elmer j. Cook, atfor-
ney, on the premises, copper mine proper
III maehlnery and equipment near Mount
WASHINGTON. 3D. district.
wednesday, February "A. BY Charles L. and John
". Shanklin. mules. horses. wagons, fal N
machinery, poultry, corn hay. fodder, house
Thursday. March 8 BY Melvin s. Griffith. as
si&nee, on the premises. farm OF lou acres
near Marriottsville. I'd district.
- We still have a few more calendars for
1904 on hand. Call at THE Union office and
- - Today Saturday February eth--thesu sun
rises at II minutes after 7 and sets at 30
- bert Bossyns, Of Mt Washington, Bal
timore county, has secured patent for rein
forcement for concrete seams.
- Il has been many years since there has
been as much and as good sleighing as has
been enjoyed thus far this winter.
- Don't forget the birds when the earth is
covered with snow. Many Of them must
starve unless provision is made for them.
- Come to think of it. h0w's that New
Year resolution holding 0ut2 Take fresh
rrip on It and don't let il slip away from you.
- Henry Coster, Of Perry Hall, 18th dis
trict. has been appointed night watchman at
The Towson jail, succeeding Peter Mccormick.
- Ash Wednesday, the first day OF the
Lenten season-faIls this year on the 18th Of
February and Easter Sunday on the Sd Of
- The high winds Of the early part Of this
week caused big snow drifts in places, but we
have not heard OF any serious Interruptions to
travel.
- Don't expectorate on the floors of the
street cars. Il is likely to cost you about $3.50
II you do. The fine and costs amount to near
~ that sum.
c. A. paid visit 70 ToERon iail last Sunday
afternoon and conducted special service for
the prisoners.
- The Maryland PHsoneEs Aid Associa-
ton, which is said to be over 81 200 in debt,
had collector soliciting SUBSCRIPTIONS In low
son this week.
- The snow that fell the latter part of last
week was the heaviest Of the winter thus far
and was about 8 inches in depth. It again
made fine sIeghiDg.
- Inc extensive QudrIico NJ OIaDAe, DdiIl-
more county, usually employing a large num-
Ter Of men, have been idle ever since the
rough weather set in.
- There are in Baltimore county some be-
levers In Hicks as weather prophet. They
say bis forecast for the month OF January was
wonderfully accurate.
= Food for game birds may be had BY APP
plying to Secretary Oregon NJ. Dennis. of the
MARYLAND Game Protection Association, 2l8 st.
Paul street, Baltimore.
- February seems to be disposed to keep
up the record Of it's predecessor and brought
with il an assortment of weather that does not
meet with general approval.
THE weather Of this winter is especially
hard on the poor and those whose means are
ample for their own comforts, with plenty to
spare, should not forget them.
- Highland Masonic Lodge. Of Highland
town, has filed petition in the Circuit Court
here asking for dissolution Of the inc0rp0-
ration. There are no debts and no assets.
- Over thirty persons have been converted
at the revival meeting now in progress at
Warren NJ e. Church, conducted by the pas
tors Rev. j. T. Marsh and Rev. L. W Gosnell.
lon Thursday evening oflast week a dona-
ton party paid visit to Rev. ]. Fred. Bags.
pastor Of the NJ. E. Church South in Reisters-
town, and left generous supply Of provisions
and other articles.
- Countrymen wantto keep their mind on
their number when they go to Baltimore just
now. A gang Of expert pickpockets is oper-
ating 10 the street cars and you may be 'ir' if
you don't watch out.
- Mr.. Louis Hergenrather. Jr., who bought
the.Towson Pharmacy, in this place, from DR..
Frank r. Rich, has taken the agency here for
the Long Green Steam Laundry, MessTs. Sand
ner & Mumma. proprietors.
- Drunken men carelessly handling dyna-
mite in street car is rather strenuous" for
the other passengers but this is what occurred
on a York road car few nights ago. Fortn-
nately nothing serious occurred.
THE police are arresting retail storekeep-
ers in Baltimore for selling coal oil that is be-
low the standard. Why don't they arrest
those from whom the retailers buy the oil2
That would look more like justice.
- good many people were moving about
Towson on Tuesday, most of them having
business at the Court House, but speaking gen
orally business has bean very slack in the
town due, no doubt, to the weather..
The finest sleigh team seen about Tow
son is that of Mr.. T. Dudley Riggs. of Green
Spring Valley. The outfit is complete in every
respect and it is said the horses can step of
mile on any good bit of road inside OF three
minutes.
- The coal dealer and the wood merchant
are the men whose faces are wreathed in per-
petual smiles this winter If they had been
especially delegated TO make the weather they
could not have done it better-for their own
purposes.
with the chickens of Mr.. William Sindall, Of
I,auraville Hartford road, since the ground has
been covered with snow. The birds have
taken up their abode in some hOneysuckle
bushes near the house.
- The weather man Is doing bis best to
keep up with the elements but he's making a
bloomin' fist of il. Wonder If there isn't
something be can do better than 'prOgnosti-
cate7" Any old Cate could beat him in a
walk at his own game.
>Six Of the eight children of Mr.. Edward
Chenoweth, of Garrison, Sd district, have had
diphtheria the last one to be attacked being q
daughter Is years of age. DR.. 81. N. Slade, of
Reislerstown, JIG IN charge and has thus far
been successful in his treatment.
-An oyster supper and festival for the
benefit of ST. Bernard's Church, Gorsuch ave
nue.. Waverly, will be held in the church hall.
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
Le sstia IS pastor Of the church.
- For expectorating on the floor of street
ear in Baltimore on Monday JOAN T. Gracean,
of Arlington, Baltimore county, was fiEed 81
and costs. And it served him right. An Of
ficer of the Health Department especially de-
tailed for such work, was the informant.
The fellow who, during the fall of 1903,
saw so many unfailng "sgns" OF mild
winter, is net much in evidence just now. He
POSSIBLY has gone out of the business of fore
Casting the Weather and tackled something
else that he is likely to get on better with.
THE new barn on the farm of Mr.. Will
liam NJ. Glenn. near High Point, Hartford
county, was burned few nights ago, together
Will nearly blt Ol ATS COutWuto. 1uc lDcc ie
heavy and there was no insurance. The fami-
" believes the building was fired by tramps.
=. small sleighing party from the ex-
treme upper end of Hartford county came to
Towson the latter part Of last week, left their
teams and went to Baltimore, returning the
dav following. The round trip was over fifty
miles and they said they nevers saw finer sleigh
ing.
with the Hotel Walton in Philadelphia, fell
on the ice in that city on "Wednesday and
broke a leg. He is a son of Mr.. John Farrell,
formerly Of T0wson, and brother Of Mr..
William P Farrell, chief clerk of the Hotel
THE February term of the Hartford
County Circuit Court will begin next Monday,
when Judge Van Bibber viii occupy the oencn
for the first time since his election last Novem
Der. The Judge has made new rule that in
FUTURE no Juror will be excused from serving
except for the best of reasons
- Once more and perhaps for the thou
sandth time, THE UNION does not publish
anonymous communications II you cannol
entrust us with your name you might as vel
save your stamps, envelopes and paper. This
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