The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-11-05

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LOCAL ITEMS.
SALES ADVERTISED IN 1.-THE UNION
monday. November Z. BY J. A: Reehling. II
horses. wagons. farm implements, household
and kitchen furniture. etc.
Monday. November Z, by James P. Ohutt,
s igei Il 81 the 7th district. near Parkton.
Wednesday, November 9 by Charles rleleE n ano :
O. Ross Mace trustees, on the premises,
Mil road. 1lth district; also at the same time
and place, by Joseph 3. Punte, admin1stra-
tor, the personal effects of Elizabeth Punte
Wednesdav. November Q, by VIM. ]. Blair, on
the North Point road at the Phila:, baltimore
and Washington r. r., stock, farm imple-
Thursday, November 10. BY Charles Pielert,
trustee, on the premises of Matthias Palmer,
near White Marsh, 1lth district, mules. COWS
Fr,day. November Ii. BY 3. c. Carrington, Jr.,
VIM. II. Lawrence and Charles PIelert, re.
ceivers. the personal property Of Treadwell
Thursday. November 10, by Frank H. louek and
Arthur A. Rich. receivers Of the Glen Morris
Supply Company. the real estate ana peF BOD
terstOwn road at intersection OF dreen
Spring Branch r. II.
Tuesday November 10. Dy Z, T[anK a, SIbp cpses
mules wagons, ice-cream plant, etc., etc., OF
Harry Groom. bankrupt.
qesqay; E St me Court House. dwelling and
business stand in the otn oletrlct.
Wednesday. November 10. By Z. G Biddison. auc-
tioneer on the premises near Hazlew0od av-
enue 18th distr1ct,a poultry farm OF ~ acres
occupied by @. g. Luken; also farm imple-
menfs. incubators: brooders, etc s..,,,. -
Monday November q, by Barbara Stehle, ex-
ecutrix. on the premises, Clinton street, Can
ton. dwelling and saloon property.
Mondays November r. Dy Daniel q an ana CnaFle o
u P Hollingsworth, deceased, at the Court
House door IN Belair. two dairy farms near
TuesdaS' November q, by N. E. Offutt, assignee.
ct the Court House door, house ana lot In
the village of New Market. 18th district.
Tuesday. November %. by John H. Duncan, at
forney. at Bradshaw Station, B. 0. r r..
three tracts OF land near Bradshaw. llth dis
TUESDAY dVs November %, by E. L. Painter assign
EEL at the Court House door, land and i'm
provements corner of Reisterstown pike and
weSnesdsv. November Move %. by Daniel Bawel, near
Baldwin Station. Long Green Valley. farm
implements, wagons, household furniture,
"wednesday. November %, by A. E. Harvey. adj
ministrator of Andrew Harvey, deceased,
stock farm implements. household effects.
ETC., near Randallstowe; "a district ... ..4ou
Tuesday. November 20, by Noah e. Onutt, attor-
ney. at the Court House door. dwelling and
business stand on the York turnpike near
Tuesday. November 20, by Elmer ]. Cook, John
+. Centrum and A. A. Piper. trustees,at the
Court House door, farm near Sweet Air,
in the 10th district.
assignee, at the residence Of g. Howard Stir
ling, on the Garrison road. Green Spring Val
ley, valuable furniture and household goods
The campaign is near its end and tits
all over but the shoutin'."
- Christmas falls this year on Sunday and
il is less than two months of.
- Look out for .meteroric showers" about
the 18th of the present month.
The balance on hand in the County
Treasurer's office November LIST was 1926 877 81.
- When the first of November catches
farmers without their wheat sown-well. that's
very bad.
- The duck shooting season in Maryland
opened last Tuesday. Up to this time ducks
are reported scarce.
- Last Monday morning was the coolest of
the season so far. The mercury in Towson
registered 81 degrees.
- The ladies of EPSON NJ. P. Church, Tow
son, will give Thanksgiving tea on the even
ing of November oath.
- Springs and streams are very low in Bal
in the last few months.
AN automobiles who ran down man
in Baltimore few days ago has been sued for
SO, 600 damages by the victim.
THE annual supper of Hereford Baptist
Church will be held on Saturday evening, No
vember 18th. in the Odd Fellows'aHall. /.
There was slight advance in price OF
wheat in Baltimore this week. and December
wheat was quoted at 81 10 on Wednesday.
a.z--s The .BaIkim more city tax-rate for 1905 has
been definitely fixed at $Z.1Z on the 500. Tne
great fire will largely increase the taxable basis
- teachers reading circle has been organ
lied at Monkton with Miss Olive l.. Smith,
president, and Miss Jessie G. Dilworth, Sec
- Calendars for 1905 are already making
their appearance and The UNION will have
some pretty ones ready for distribution early
in December.
- A non resident must pay license fee of
IS before be can gun in Baltimore county.
The deputy game wardens should see that the
law is enforced.
- The public school at Mt. Washington,
that bad been closed on account OF the presence
of diphtheria in the village, was reopened on
Wednesday last
- The election will take place next Tues
day, November 9Th, and the polls will be open
from A. N. to P. NJ. 1t is the duty of every
good citizen to vote.
- The Clerk of the Circuit Court last month
issued IS marriage licenses. This shows that
the matrimonial market in Baltimore county
has been extra good.
- Harry Price, son of Mr.. Elisha M. Price,
of Towson, while playing at school few days
ago. was accidentally thrown down and had
his left wrist broken.
- Over sc, 900 ballots have been printed for
use in Baltimore county next Tuesday ". Not
nearly half that number will find their way
into the ballot boxes.
->Mr. VIM. B. Cockey. of Garrison Farm,
near Pikesvile last fall filed bis ice.h house with
q very good quality of ice cut from his pond
before THANKSGIVING day.
- Nearly 5000 ballots were thrown out in
last years election in Baltimore county because
of improper markings. Wonder what the re-
suit will be at next weeks election.
Two fine dairy farms near Fallston, Nd.
q Penna Railroad, are advertised at public sale
in THE UNION today. They are located in a
very attractive section of Hartford county.
- The Junior Gunpowder Agricultural Club
held its regular meeting last Saturday at the
farm of MI. William D. Curry. in the 10th dis
trict. The annual manure question was dis
cussed.
Two experienced gunners of Towson
tramped the country for the best part of Tues
day and killed but seven partridges. This does
not look like the birds are plentiful, as has been
reported.
- The debts due the estate of the late Hon.
John K. Cowen are reported to the Orphans
Court by the administrators as aggregatiDg
Sos. 316 80. The amount classed as desperate"
is $44, 658 10.
- When you go to vote next Tuesday be
sure you use the pencil that you will find in
the election booth. II you use any other thing
with which to mark your ballot your vote will
be thrown out.
- The personal estate of the late Capt. John
w. Hall, of Baltimore, is inventoried by his
executors at 1915, 450:43. He was the father Of
Mr. John W. Hall, Jr., who for several years
lived at Towson.
- Every day during the Pimlico race meet
ing the Linden avenue cars will run direct to
the track every five minutes during the after
noon from the orner of Charles and Lexington
streets, Baltimore.
- The minutes of the last meeting OF the
Falston Farmers Club, held at Pleasant Pros
pect, the home of Mr.. Charles E. Burton. in
Long Green Valley, will be published in The
UNION next week.
- The ladies of Wiseburg NJ. E. Church
will hold an oyster supper on the evenings of
November 10th, 18th and 18th, in Mr.. John R.
Griffin's house at Wiseburg. A general invi-
tation is extended.
- Gunners should bear in mind the fact
that it Is a violation of the present law to hunt
in Baltimore county on election day. Game
wardens have been notified to keep a sharp
lookout for violators.
THE musicale given in the new Guild
House, Towson, few nights ago for the benefit
of the Hospital for Crippled and DefOrmed Chill