The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-09-03
LOCAL ITEMS.


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SALES ADVERTISED IN ''THE UNION
us william Grsson' trustees. on the premises.
ITO acres Of land on the old Frederick road,
near Franklnt0Wn.
and James a. Mccarthy, trustees, on the
premises, acres Of land on the corner ot
Plmllco road and Calvert avenue, near the
Tuesday. September ID. BY John r.. Conrey ana
w. Risteau Grason. trustees, at the Court
House door, the real estate q tne ate james
Hartford road, near Cub Hill. stock. farm inn
Elements, household effects. contents OF
wednesday, September "a, by Charles +. Har-
Leg, assignee, ct the Court HOUSE ]. door,
wednesday, September q. by George Klein, on
the Belair road. near Putty Hin, stock, i'm
Elements, garden crop; n hog saas enec's'
- Tomatoes sold In the wholesale market
IN Baltimore this week at 30 cents per bushel.
- The white schools of this county will
open for the fall term on Tuesday September
- There Is no discount on county taxes paid
!his MONTH. The discount on sssss taxes r :
- Oh the LIST instant trains Nos. 4 10, So
and 81 on the Maryland & Pennsylvania r.
R., were Withdrawn.
- Five bands Of music will play at the fair
next week, different one for each day, and all
Baltimore county organizations.
Friday, September 9th, will be children's
day at the Timonium Fair, when all children
under IL years Of age win be admitted free.
- Nearly forty persons have made entries
for the horse show at Timonium Fair next
week. Among these are number Of ladies.
- Bullbats are insectiverous birds but there
is no law against shooting them m. ma Many OF
- The Second Congressional district con-
vention, which was deadlocked at the first
meeting, will reasonable in Hayre de- Grace
next Monday.
A. NJ, OF Towson. has elected Fred. D. Dollen-
berg. Jr.. recording secretary, vice Ralph II.
Burton. resigned.
- According to Hicks the outlook for ''Ti-
monium Fair weather. is not very encouraging,
although his forecast. If it hits, may not apply
- Not quite FOUR months left Of 1904 and
that shows how the old year is just humping
itself to see its finish. Some 1905 calendars
have already appeared.
- A large new tent. about so feet square,
will be provided on the Timonium Fair grounds
for the protection Of vehicles and equipments
used In the horse show.
- Land about third Of q mile from the
Belair road and about q miles from the pres
ent city limits sold at auction this week at q
trifie less than &400 per acre.
- Deyotees OF the Hagerstown almanac are
homely pages when they wish to know what
the outlook for the weather Is.
- Next Monday, September 9th, is Labor
Day, so called by action Of Congress. It is not
legal holiday in Maryland except made so
by proclamation Of the Governor.
"a free delivery route to extend east
fion about October LIST. George W. Price. O.
Phoenix. Is an applicant for carrier.
- Don't forget that it is unlawful to shoot
squirrels in Baltimore county before the first
Of November. One man was arrested this
week for killing them out OF season.
THE great annual Baltimore county re-
union will begin at Timonium next Tuesday
and continue five days. Nearly $4,000 people
will attend the fair during that time.
Every body will be at Timonium at least
one day next week, and hundreds will be there
every day in order to fully enjoy this great an
nuaf reunion. You can't afford to miss it.
There was wide range in the record Of
the thermometer this week. A jump from So
to 50 Is something very uncommon even for
this latitude. and by no means comfortable.
-, On the farm ofthe late 5 CoI. Thomas Chew
sunfower stalk with 40 perfect flowers on 1t.
This Is surely hard to beat in thesunf0wer line.
1sm4nskf agzInst b. ) oIllI >. l55ste executor,
removed from Baltimore county. have been re-
ceived at the County Clerks Office at EIlicott
The handsome new Catholic Church of
st. John the Baptist, ct New Freedom, N. @.
r. r.. was dedicated last Sunday by Bishop
Shanahan, Of Harrisburg, assisted by several
priests.
in q tent at Lakeyiew NJ. E. Church, Dulany's
September 7th. Rev. John r. Edwards is in
EuUI.Hs
- at the shooting tournament at Mays
vile, Pa, on Saturday last ]. NOVEL; Hawkins,
the well known local trap-shOoter, broke 191
targets out Of 1886. He made one run OF lO4
- Scores Of Baltimore people who spent the
summer in this county returned TO their city
homes on the list instant. They will thus lose
one of the most beautiful seasons Of the year
In the country.
that now confront the farmer. The former
has been much lightened by the use of the
harvester, but the machine has not yet come
into general use.
The baseball season is nearing its end
and preparations are being made for the open
Ing of the football season. The American
people appear to be growing yearly more fond
-sThe corn crop is rapidly getting ready to
be harvested and it will prove large one in
Baltimore county this year, although some
farmers say the result will not be as satisfac-
tory as anticipated.
- Mr.. Frank A. Lovelock, of Lynchburg,
Va, will judge the cattle, sheep and swine at
the Timonium Fair next week. Mr.. Warner
will judge the poultry and Mr.. Charles Diffen-
derffer the pigeons.
companied James r. Herbert Camp, Confed-
crate Veterans, on their excursion to Gettys-
burg last Sunday. The day was fine and the
trip was much enjoyed.
- Asa producer Of large tomatoes Mr.. Ed
ward A. Sparks, OF Ilmoniqm, Is no doubt the
champion Of this county. He has grown some
this season that weigh two pounds each. They
are of the Stone variety.
THE two days race meet at Pimlico, un-
der the auspices of the Patapeco Hunt Club, will
take place on Saturday and Monday, September
Sd and 5th. There will be six races, including
two steeplechases, each afternoon.
- Messrs. George A. Smith and John f.
Centrum, receivers, sold on the premises on
Monday the wall paper factory and equipment
Of the Smith Campbell Company at Highland
town, Baltimore county, for 50, 200.
"a large number OF persons were con-
verted at the tent meeting held at Towson for
several weeks. Some have already joined the
two Methodist churches in the town and sew
eral have Joined the Baptist Church.
So The tournament held last week for the
shaw, ilth district, Melted 500 Among the
things disposed Of by chance was pig, and
Bessie Fitzpatrick became its owner.
THE w. C. T. o. of Baltimore county will
hold its twentieth annual convention in Hunts
NJ. e. Church, near Sherwood, N. G. r. R., on
Thursday, September 10Th. It will be contin-
ued throughout the day and evening.
- A suit for 50, 900 damages for dog bite
was docketed in the Circuit Court at Towson
on Monday last. Messrs. ]. Goodman Boyd
and Charles r. Schirm are attorneys for the
plaintiff Gertrude Lindner by name.
THE September term of the Circuit Court
begins on the third Monday of the month,
which is the 10Th. The jurors for the term
were drawn on Wednesday and their names
are printed in this issue of THE UNION.
"A number of the newly-appointed regis
tration officers for Baltimore county failed to
appear before the Board of Election Supervi-
sors this week to qualify. in response to the
notice publish in THE UNION last week.
- Boys are already shaking down the nuts
from the horsechestnut trees in Towson. The
foliage of these trees turns very early and they
now look as though they had been touched by
frost, although of course this cannot be.
IAN extra class for pony jumpers at limo
MUM Fair has been opened and the contest will
take place on Thursday, at 1.S0 Pm. No jump
to exceed 81 feet. Ponies must be 14.1 or I'M
del, to be ridden by boys not exceeding IA years.
-eJohn s. Royston, of the 9Th district, who
had his wagon smashed by an electric car in
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