The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-10-07

SALES ADVERTISED IN 1.-THE UNION"

CUW8s uUI6s
ments, dairy fixtures, household and kitchen
Thursday. October u, by G. Corcoran, on the
Falls road. near Butler, horses, mules, COWS,
farm implements, wagons, etc.
Thursday, October IL, BY. Conrad Fisher, near
Perry Hall, 18th district. stock, wagons. farm
implements, household effects. etc.
Monday. October 16 by Orrick d.. Ensor, on the
premises known as the Burch farm. In the
eth district. horses, mules. COWS, hogs, farm
Tuesday. October II. by Percy c. Hennighausen,
No 5s Third Y street, s' Canton. .HOu proper
Tuesday, October II, by William 8. Keech at
tornsy. at the Court House door. a farm of
128 acres situated in the 9Th district.
Wednesday, October IS. by Frank !. Duncan.
trustee. on the premises, truck farm in the
th district near g the city F,ssrrena at
torney. at the Court House door, 81 acres OF
land near Reisterstown.
sisnee, at the Court House door.a large farm
near Garrison Station, Green Spring Valley.
IA York county farmer exhibited at the
York fair this week golden pumpkin that
weighs $50 pounds.
. Calendars for 1906 are beginning to make
their appearance, sure sign that the old year
is on the toboggan.
Goal is now selling in Towson at 81 per
ton and 1t is likely the price will advance as
the cold weather draws near
-sThe crowd at the York fair on Thursday
was estimated to be $1,000 people-the largest
number ever seen on the grounds.
- Many Towson people are patrons of the
Baltimore theatres and the dollars that go for
this kind of amusement are not few.
"A meeting of the Perry Hall Improve
ment Association will be held at Soth's Hall,
Perry Hall, on Thursday next. October 18th,
at7P.M.
- Mr. Joseph Phipps, farm manager at
Hampton, near Towson, is exhibiting his
Barred Plymouth Rocks at the fair at Lynch.
burg, Va, this week.
=. Last Saturday and Sunday the mercury
in Towson went up to IS degrees and there was
general complaint about the heat A hot Oc-
tober sun is q scorcher.
-sThe EIks fair in the new hall at Towson
will commence Monday, October 23d. and con-
tinue throughout the week. Active prepara-
tions for It are now in progress.
The second day of October treated us to
q very delightful little thunder storm that did
away with the dust and dispelled heat wave
that was growing to be oppressive.
- Mr.. E. Cuttings Merryman. OF Gerar
Farm, near CockeysvilIe, raised this season an
average of 251 bushels ofrye on IL acres Of land.
The yield of straw was over IL tons.
The first football game of the season was
played on the grounds here last Saturday after
noon between the home eleven and the Govans-
town team, the latter winning, 5 to o.
"a Westminster man paid sharper $25 to
get him o marriage license when he could have
bought one tor himself for 81. Which goes to
show that the fools are not all dead yet.
->The Democratic State Central Commit.
tee for Baltimore county is now composed Of
Congressman J. Fred. c. Talbot, Sheriff James
Rttenhouse and Mr.. Walter r. Townsend.
IA couple came all the way from Phila-
delphia to Towson early this week to be mar
ried. The ceremony was performed BY Key.
B. B. Abbitt, pastor of Calvary Baptist Church.
During the month OF September the
weather records show that the highest tempera-
ture was SO degrees on the Goth, and the lowest
IS on the 9th. The total rainfall was 2.l4
inches.
-The year 1905 promises to be record
breaker in the matter Of marriage licenses issued
from the County Clerks Office. On the three
first days of October eleven such licenses were
issued.
OF the ID district, threshed 134 acres of wheat
at Mt. Hope Retreat, the yield from which was
555 bushels. Mr.. Clagett thinks this pretty
hard 10 beat.
--SToWson officers are on the lookout for
those who drive their autos beyond the speed
limit through the town. They had better be on
their guard and thus save themselves trouble
and expense.
the Belair Road Permanent Protective
and improvement Association, at its meeting
on Tuesday night, decided to ask the County
Commissioners for another patrolman on that
thoroughfare.
MIR. Aquila Bosley, of Towson, returned
on Wednesday from week 8 visitto Manassas,
Va, bringing with him thoroughbred colt
about ITO miles.
john Farrell, of Baltimore, was found
on Wednesday morning lying beside the tracks
of the Northern Central Railway, near Jockeys
ville with fractured skull. He was taken to
hospital in the city.
-eMr. James Carville Lee died at his home,
near Churchville, Hartford county, on Thurs
day. aged 81 years. He was son OF Parker
Hall Lee and was born and spent bis entire life
on the farm where he died.
H. Hou ri rrfu fof mi
next week beginning on Tuesday, October 10th.
The fair is always largely patronized by Balti-
more county people, especially by those living
in the northeastern section.
mir. Orrick M. Ensor. having sold his
farm in the 9Th district to Mr.. John e. EnsOr,
will dispose of all of his personal property on
the Burch farm, about half mile from Davis
vile, on Monday, October 18th.
Mr.. Robert w. ]. Parlett, clerk in the
Baltimore postoffice and who lives at Towson,
is successful grower Of roses and has some
beauties Just now. His exhibits took first
prize at the late Timonium fair.
There is q great difference in people.
Some will go several miles out of their way to
avoid tolIgate, while others will go through
the gate and throw half dollar to the keeper,
calling to him to keep the change. :.
THE reading circle composed OF 9Th dis
trict teachers has elected the following off,
GERS President, Clay T. Joyce; vice-president,
Bailey Logan secretary miss Tiara D. FISH,
- A tract of IL acres of land on the Reisters-
town pike, Just north of Druid Hill Park,
known as the Condor property, has been pur-
chased by Mr.. David NJ. Newbold,, OF Balti-
- ThausnnAgEk5ef Term grand jury 3D.
journet finally on Wednesday, after session
of THIRTEEN DAYS. during which time it disposed
of q lar6 volume of business. Mr.. William B.
Cockey,H the Sd district, was foreman OF the
jury.
Of his COZ crop, says it is turning out badly
The earste not we'll filled and the yield will
be c0nsidaably behind that of last year. Toe
much raiAand not enough sunshine the cause
he says
- Atl0ion is invited to the removal no
tice of MiAell N. Brown, published in the ad
vertising 0nmns of THE UNION. He is back
at his old and in Towson. where he will Dc
glad to weltme his customers and the public
generally.
Whilsst work digging well at Rock
dale, Belair Nd, on Monday last. John Jordan
lost his bal4ee and fell to the bottom dis
lance OF 40 /. No bones were broken, but
his back andAad were hurt and both ankles
-eMr. WV. Hagendorf, of Mt. Washing
ton, has beentaWn to serve as grand juro
in the Unitedltates Court. Mr.. Richard II
Woollen, OF Bsamore, formerly ofthis county
has also been avn and was appointed lore
man of the JUN :.
THE 1adp Aid Society of Towson M
z. Church, at ihmeeting this week, decided t
nut furnace hue parsonage, the house nov
being heated hySoyes. Mrs. VIM. B. Krou
Is president OF U society and Mrs. GeranC
Bowen, secretary
THE ladies dEnsom NJ. P Church, Tow
SON, held birthl6 party in the Guild House
on saturday nighlkst. There was program
of vocal and insne entail music, followed b.
refreshments. IhtDroceeds will be devoted tt
The new church h3
- Bethany Lob of Odd Fellows, Whose
hall is located at Arm, lower Long Greer
Valley contempt. aerecting a bowling ale,
adjoining the hall No doubt such a form o
amusement wouiosset to popularize the order
with young men aleially.
place at Mr. bauefs Ex.Mile House, on tn
Hartford road, ne1 Wednesday afternoon
promises to be an inhasting event as twill b
q new thing in the eanty. No doubt Their
will be a large numb q entries.
THE election w lake place four week
from next Tuesday Ne never before saw
political affairs IN bsenore county as fiat q
they are just now: hg say that in some sec
lions of the county would not know tina