The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-04-29

SALES ADVERTISED IN "rHE UNION"

SALES ADVERTISED IN 1.-THE UNION
Monday, May l, by Mrs. Isaac F. Tyson, near
Kingsville. 18th district, horses COWS. farm
implements, household and kitchen furni-
Monday, May i. BY T. Scott ofutt and W. s.
McComas, receivers, on the premises, on the
road leading from White Hall to Hereford,
the real estate and personal effects OF the
Green Marble Company.
Tuesday, May 2 by Charles b. MCLEAN and j.
b. Longnecker, on the premises, several lots
of ground in TOwson.
Tuesday. May 2. by Henry ]. Broening and John
f. Centrum. trustees, at the Court House
door, house and lot in Germantown, Belair
Tuesday, May 2. by John F. Centrum and c.
Ross Mace, trustees, at the Court House
door. fee simple property near Rosedale,
Monday. May s. By e. E. McCleary, at Locust
Vale Stock Farm, Towson, closing out sale
of horses. mules. vehicles, Office fixtures. etc.
&C., at the Court House door, house, lot and
livery stable in Towson.
eers AZ the Court T House door. farm Of about
1888 acres, near Monkton. N. c. r. r.
- Mr.. w. Guy Crowther has purchased a
house and lotin Roland Park for Sc, 500.
THE Sunday next after Easter is called
Low Sunday, but why we are unable to say.
- Here is another "harbinger." Straw
hats are beginning to make their appearance.
- Three inmates OF the county alms-house
died last week. There are now 70 inmates in
that institution.
- The collection for the church debt at st.
Johns P. e. Church, Kingsville, at Easter
amounted to $40.
- A fire-alarm box will be put in the en-
CINE house of the Alert Volunteer Fire Com
pany, on the Belair road.
- Next Monday will be May day-the first
day of May. Many think that month the most
beautiful Of the year.
- We enjoyed taste of some real spring
weather this week aud we can stand plenty
moro 0f the Same kind.
- The congregation of st. Joseph's Catho-
lie Church, Texas, gave their pastor, Rev. X.
C. Campbell. an Easter gift of SIG.
The showers of this week were of the
real April variety and have been of much help
to vegetation, especially the grain and grass.
- Good Friday brought with it the GUS
tomary clouds and rain. There are those who
believe there is never an entirely clear Good
Friday.
>Mr. John Ruff, youngest son of Mr..
Henry Ruff, of Catonsville died on Tuesday
last from the effects of an operation for appen-
dicitis.
- Plans are being drawn for the EIks Hall
that is soon to be erected on West Pennsylva-
mia avenue, Towson. The building will cost
about $1,000.
- Rev. Thomas E. Copes. the new pastor
of TOwson M. E. Church, will preach special
sermon next Sunday morning to Towson Lodge
of Odd Fellows.
- Whit Sunday falls this year on the 18th
among the colored people and many still OBJ
serve it as such.
lit is desirable that those who have filed
applications for liquor licenses shall apply at
the County Clerks Office for the same not later
than May 1st--next Monday.
- And still they come. A compile from
Glen Rock, Pa, found their way to TOwsor on
Wednesday and were married by Rev. T. E.
Copes, pastor of the NJ. E. Church.
IAN occasional canary" that took its
1srrs ITrrrou Off laaf Dooorn har io
finding its way back. Several turned up this
week, and still there are Others"
- City people who have summer homes in
Baltimore county are beginning to occupy
them and in the next few weeks our popula-
ton will be largely increased by them.
- County Treasurer Mays will begin on
Monday next to receive taxes under the levy
of 1905. On all taxes paid before the first day
of June there is discount of per cent
- The receipts of the County Clerks office
for liquor licenses on Thursday were over
50 000 This business is looked after by the
cashier of the office, Mr.. Martin J. o. Hara.
- Governor Warfield has appointed the fol-
lowing additional deputy game wardens for
Baltimore county Benjamin X. Jenkins, M.
T. Meads William Stang and +. A. Dolfeid.
THE Eastern Leagues baseball season
opened at Oriole Park, York road, on Wednes-
day afternoon with game between Baltimore
and Jersey City. Score to in favor OF the
- ssNothing DOING was the word in the
Offices of the judges of the Orphans Court and
Register of Wills this week. Not one estate
was administered on, which is something very
unusual.
- When farmers are busy at home business
is usually slack in Towson. That has been the
case this week and the town has been uncom-
monty dull, few strangers being seen about at
any time.
last Sunday and in most of them the music
was leading feature. The floral decorations
in some of the churches were elaborate and
beautiful.
>Mr. George G. wilkins, whose summer
home is at Sherwood, N. @. K. H., has sold his
city residence, northeast corner Of st. Paul
and Bidde streets, to Mr.. Thomas H. Buckler
for $26 900.
- Mr.. Roy Belt, of Chestnut Ridge, car
penter employed on a house at Mt. Washing
ton, had one of his hands badly mashed few
days ago while assisting some other men to
unload stone.
If YOU want to be sure of knocking out
the potato bugs you must attack them early.
1t is very bad plan to let them get start.
Paris green is the most effective remedy yet
The County Commissioners made an in
spection of the jail this week but they have
not yet determined what they will do in the
way of making improvements They levied
$4,000 for this work.
~Mr. Columbus G. Howard, an old resi-
dent of Warren, Sth district, died on Monday
last aged GO years. He is survived by widow,
one son and eleven daughters. Mr.. Howard
was blacksmith by trade.
AT Gainesville last Saturday afternoon
the Leeds Apple Blossom baseball team beat
the team of the Gainesville Country Club-23
to 1. Those fellows with the high sounding
name must be jim dandies.
Some say the ''cold snap of two weeks
ago seriously damaged the cherries, which
were in full blossom at that time. The large
fruifo-e1oh annlpe Onara and DeaCleS-
were not injured, 1t is said.
"A Towson man who has garden adj
vanced new idea this week. He says earth
worms coming up from their hiding places
push the young vegetables out OF the ground
and thus damage the garden.
->The country is now beginning to put on
its most beautiful garb and very soon every
thing will be robed In green. This, set of with
wealth of fruit blossoms, constitute picture
that no artist can ever reproduce
1.-THE suburban trolley lines did an i'm
mense business last Sunday, the cars being
crowded the greater part of the day. It would
be interesting to know Just how many passen-
gers were carried on that occasion.
- Four months of 1905 have already slipped
away and the warm days of summer will soon
be with US. When we think OF what we en-
dured last winter we should be in frame OF
mind to properly enjoy the change.
Nov the sodawater man is beginning to
look cheerful while the coal man wears the
NlcouEO
Stands at 10 above. These people can't have
everything their own way all the time.
The public school at Providence, north
east of Towson, will hold fair and festival in
the school house, on Friday evening next, May
9TH Miss X. C. Rudiger is principal OF the
school, and Miss Augusta L. German, assistant.
To-day Saturday, 18th instantly, will be
the last day of the spring meeting of the Mary
land Jockey Club at Pimlico. The meeting is
said to have been successful. although the at
tendance was nothing like what it should have
been.
The McGinnis Brothers Company of
Baltimore county has been incorporated with
a capital stock of $4,000. The company,
whose headquarters are at Highlandtown, will
manufacture and distill all kinds of spirituous
liquors.
- Before Rev. T. E. Copes, the new pastor
of Towson NJ. E. Church, had occupied the
parsonage here ten days he was applied to per-
form three marriage ceremonies, all the per-
sons interested being non-residents of the
county.
ALI the real estate and personal effects of
the Green Marble Company, located near White
Hall. N. C. r. R., will be sold at public sale,
a., tl,o v,rarnieoa ON Monday NEXT Messrs r.