The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-01-28

horses, cows, heifers, farm implements, corn.
Thursday. F February 2, by W. P. woolston. on
the Dover road, near Honman's old tavern.
horses. COWS. hogs, wagons, farm lmpIe-
ments, hay, straw, corn potatoes' poultry
wednesday. February 8. by Mrs. John Edwards,
on the fsr% q V gSsss
Tuesday, February IA, BY James J. Lindsay, at
torney, &C., at the Court House door. truck
P..B. q " ". rail- Railroad al '' 1--we ''''''
Thursday, February 10, on the premises, in
western Run Valley, by Isabella Bond and
the late Thomas Bond.
Friday, February II, by VIM. s. Thomas, n.
Winslow Williams and II. W. Williams, at
torneys, &C., on the premises. country seat
comprising Tx acres divided into lots, on
Ingleside avenue, near catonsville.
Busted" water pipes kept Towson's
only plumber on the jump this week.
THE School Board will hold meeting at
Tows0n on Wednesday next, February LIST.
- The shops are already preparing for St.
Valentines day. which occurs February 14th.
- Next Wednesday will be the first day Of
February and the second month Of 1900 will
be with rs.
- No trouble about an ice crop now There
is plenty Of this commodity-in fact rather a
superabundance.
- A little son of Mr.. John Rush STREET., Of
Belair. fell from horse few days ago and
broke an arm near the wrist.
- The snow of this week again brought out
the sleighs and the merry jingle of the bells was
pleasant and inspiriting sound.
- The fourteenth snow of the winter put in
its appearance last Monday night. That is if
the accounts being kept are correct.
- The intensely cold weather of this week
caused two deaths in Baltimore city, one of
them policeman of the North western district
- Mr.. Richard A. Martin, well-known
farmer Of the 9th district, fell few days ago
and broke bis left leg between the knee and
aukIe.
- Drivers of teams should be careful how
they trifie with trolley cars. Serious results
sometimes follow failure to keep their mind
on their number.
IAN Office is about being opened at Cations
willie to recruit young men for the U. s. Marine
Corps. Il will be in charge of Lieut. Colonel
Randolph Dickins.
the Farmers' Institute at Towson on Monday
and Tuesday next. Admission will be free and
every body will be welcome.
- David f. Smith, Of Ashland, has been
lodged in Jail here upon the charge Of assault.
ing Conductor Curtis, of the Northern Central
Railway. last Christmas eve
The regular monthly meeting of the
NeighborhOod Improvement Club of Govans-
town will be held in Golden Eagle Hall, Mon
day, February 9Th. at P. NJ
- A welfknoWn citizen of Towson, who
suffers great deal at times from rheumatism,
the hope of gaining some relief.
- Messrs. William II. Wheeler, Joshua I.
Hale, Elijah Hale, William Wheeler and John
Hale have been elected trustees of Foreston
Baptist Church, in the 9th district.
20, it's an oId-fashioned winter all right,
nodoubt aboutthat. five were given choice,
however, we'd take something little more
modern. Drat the billiards anyway.
- Mr.. Charles H. Oursler, ST., for some
years well-known farmer of the I'd district of
f.
Nd, on Thursday last, aged T6 years.
-> Farmers coming to TOWson next Monday
and Tuesday to attend the institute should not
forget that we are doing business at the old
stand and always ready to wait on callers.
thieves n Ba aaye some daT mean
this class stole the crepe from the door of a
house in which body was awaiting burial.
- Travel on the Maryland q Pennsylvania
Railroad was completely suspended on account
of the blizzard this week. Several trains were
caught in drifts on the road and could not pro-
. coed.
"a number of clerks employed in the
Court House, who 90 back and forth to their
homes daily, were unable to reach Towson on
Thursday because of the intense cold and snow
drifts.
- The weather man gave us another real
taste Of winter this week, accompanied by the
usual snow storm. There was heavy snow in
the West and we appeared to be just on the edge
OF the storm.
"A Jury at Towson on Tuesday declared
Thomas F. Haines, of the LIST district, and
William Beatty, Of the 9th district, to be INF
sane paupers, and they will be cared for al
public expense.
- The r. F. d. carriers have had lively
time this week battling with the snow drifts
The man who thinks this job is a snap should
try it day like last Wednesday. His mind
will be soon disabused.
- Mr.. o. Parker Baker, of the Baltimore
county bar, is named as one of the incorpora-
tors Of the Virgin Mineral Water Company Of
capital stock Of $4,000.
- Patrick Goldrick, who was found dead
at the home of his son in Baltimore few days
ago, was for many years gardener for Mr..
Charles j. Bonaparte. at his country place in
Baltimore county. He was 78 years of age.
more county bar. is named as one of the incor-
porators of the Maryland Plumbing and Tin
ming Company that was organized in Balti-
kmore on Tuesday with capital stock of $40 600.
+ - A freight wreck occurred on the North
ern Central Railway, near Bentley Springs,
early on Wednesday morning last in which
s cars were derailed and smashed. The trac ks
were blocked for several hours. No one was
-sIt is said that Mrs. Elizabeth Gemmill,
widow of John Gemmill, of Maryland Line,
9TH district, who celebrated her Goth birthday
q few days ago, as stated in THE UNION last
week, has read the Bible through sixty-three
times.
- Don't forget the Farmers Institute in
the Court House on Monday and Tuesday next.
Baltimore county farmers should manifest their
interest by turning out in force. A briefsynop-
sis Of the program is published in The UNION
today.
=. Baltimore county has had several more
barn fires within the last month or two and in
not single instance, so far as we have been able
m oooorfofr haG I'll 0f nf Thorn boon
found out. This is indeed strange state Of
affairs
- The January meeting of the Junior Gun
powder Agricultural Club was held last Satur-
day at the farm Of Mr.. BENJAMIN NJ Brooks,
near Monkton. Papers were read by Messrs.
JoshuaG. Bosley, Clarence g. Cole and William
ID. Curry.
- Republicans of the 18th district are al
ready getting their war paint on for this years
campaign. Two citizens-Messrs. John Free
man and P. e. Gerding-have already an.
nounced their candidacy for the House of
Delegates.
. The Junior Department of the Epworth
League of Towson M. e. Church celebrated its
fourteenth anniversary last Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. J. Howard Flayhar superintendent, made
an address, as did also the pastor, Rev. John
= r. Edwards.
- The Volunteer Fire Company of Marble
Hill, Cockeysville has elected the following
officers: President, George Jessop; vice-presi-
ucItt OAAAtoA SSooCP1 o~S@ Se--A - S~~~S--
Benson; treasurer, Martin Hyland; captain,
I Arthur @. Crommer.
- Next Tuesday, January 31st, is the ami
versary OF McKinley's birth and is called Nc.
Kinley Day. Those who especially wish to
show their respect for the dead President should
wear red carnation in their buttonhole. That
was McKinley's favorite flower.
ION Thursday Governor Warfeld made
the following appointments Of justices of the
peace for Baltimore county: Edward ]. Herr
mann for the 18th district, vice Jno. W.Evering,
deceased Levin Mitchell for the 9th district,
vice Thomas Alban, failed to qualify.
- While in Baltimore this week State Game
Warden Avirett announced that be had pur-
chased 20 dozen partridges for distribution in
Baltimore county. They will be sent to Tow
son about March LIST. Col. Avirett is about to
establish headquarters in Baltimore city.
>The mail carriers going out from Towson
on Thursday morning failed to reach the ends
of their routes because Of the snow blockade.
In many places the drifts are as high as the
fences and unless the roads are opened with
shovels travel will be interferred with for
weeks.
1.-The farm of the late Thomas Bond, in
Western Run Valley. 9Th district, is now being
advertised in THE UNION by the executors,