The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-03-25

SALES ADVERTISED IN "THE UNION

Marston
Tuesday. March %, by Allen Stevenson, mortga
gee. on the Worley farm. just south of Lu
therville, all the personal effects OF StepheI
E. Musgrove.
Retirement Farm, 10 miles on the York turn
pike. horses, cows, wagons farm Implement
and machinery, etc:
ner First avenue and Twelfth streets. Can
ton, horses, COWS, hogs, complete dairy out
FRIDAY. March 81. By Mrs. Hoffacker, on the
farm of the late Samuel q. Honacker, neal
New Freedom, York county, attractive sale
Tuesds w April ii' /, By Mrs n A. Hawns. on ths
Warren road, X of mile from Cockeysville
mules, horses. cows, farm implements, etc.
tee, on the premises. the property known az
Pimiico Race Track. in the Sd district. com
prising rs acres of land and buildings.
Monday. April n, by James 8. Calwell, attorney,
on the premises, Zee simple properly IN "a
louisville. 1st district.
THE Baltimore Annual Conference of the
NJ. Z. Church will meet next Wednesday
March 10Th, in Washington.
- Michael Kehoe has been commissioned
justice of the peace at G0vanstown, 9th district,
vice John +. Keller, deceased.
March is within q week Of its end and
we have experienced but one little blow
This is something very remarkable.
-DSOme of Tows0ns scores Of maple trees
are budding out rapidly and it will not be long
before they will begin to show some green.
- Last Sunday was real spring day with
almost summer temperature. Thousands OF
people were out enjoying the balmy atmos-
IA flock of wild geese on their northern
flight passed over Towson last Sunday after
noon. Many think that this is sure sign
>that winter is over. =
- Here is a daily thought that should
appeal to many: "When the devil is i'll the
devil a saint would be; when the devil is well
the devil saint is he.'
II was noticed this week that some men
are beginning to declare themselves on the
iudgeship question in this county. But this
may be only politics"
->The growing wheat wintered well and
now presents splendid appearance. Judging
from the present outlook b0untiful harvest
is promised the tiller of the soil.
The members of Towson w. G. T. U. will
hold their regular monthly meeting at the res
idence of Mrs. James E. Dunphy, Wednesday
afternoon, March 29th at 8 O'Clock:
- For consideration of 81, 900 Mr.. Thomas
B. Todd and others have decided right OF way,
in the 18th district to the Baltimore, Sparrow
Point and Chesapeake Railway Company.
-sSince the breaking up of the ice ducks
are beginning to return to Maryland rivers.
Many canvasbacks and other kinds have been
killed this week on the Susquehanna flats.
Thomas Gray, an industrious colored
man, died very suddenly from heart disease, at
his home in Towson on Tuesday morning He
was about IS wears of age and leaves family.
- Just bear in mind that it will cost you 50
and costs to shoot robin, or any other bird
for that matter. That is If the deputy game
wardens are attending to their duty and arrest
you.
- Mr. Thomas H. Hunt, Jr., a well known
citizen of Howard county, died on Tuesday at
his home in Elicott City, aged 3S years. He
had been sick long time with pulmonary
trouble.
- Some people appear to be under the i'm
preston that Judges of the Orphans Court will
be elected this year. This is q mistake as the
present judges have two years to serve from
next fall.
lon Tuesday Justice Herbert adjudged
Alex. Williams, colored guilty OF cruelty to a
dog by keeping him confined in stable with
out sufficient food, and fined him 81 and costs
1855 in ALL
->The property known as the Crowther
farm, adjoining the Beaver Dam Marble Quar-
ries, in the Sth district, has been purchased by
Mr.. Joseph M. Crowther. Itcontains 200 acres
and is well improved.
=. Mr.. George w. Ewing has let the con-
tract for the erection of house on his property
a short distance north of Brooklandville, on
the Falls road, to replace the one destroyed by
fire about two years ago.
Although the weather was extremely dis
agreeable aud the walking bad fully 900 people
attended the moving picture entertainments
given in the NJ. E. Church. Towson, on Monday
ana TUESDAY nights OF tQlS Week.
- Mrs. Mary B. Parr, who died at her
home in Baltimore, on Thursday last, at the
age of so years, was the widow of Isreal M.
Parr and the mother of Mr.. Henry A. Parr, of
"Meadowvale," near Lutherville.
THE Riggs road case was up again in the
Circuit Court at TOwson on Monday. II is
possible that babes now in arms will be hoary
headed men before the end of this now "cele-
brated case will have been reached.
- Mr.. E. w. Herman, administrator, will
have an important sale of antique and other
furniture in Lutherville, on Tuesday next,
March 18th, the same being the household
effects of the late Joseph r. Marston.
THE home of Mr.. James McNab, ON Maple
avenue, Gainesville, was entered by burglar
on Thursday night of last week, but he was
frightened off by colored employee on the
place before he could secure anything.
- From a Baltimore county dairy farm Of
about 400 acres there was sold in the last two
years fully $1,000 worth of milk, produce OF
various kinds, calves, etc. This looks like
farming in this section Of Maryland pays:
- The fourth quarterly conference of Tow
son M. E. Church will be held at the church
next Monday night. The finances ofthe church
are in first-class condition and the affairs Ofthe
appointment are in excellent shape generally.
- The names of the applicants for liquor
licenses in Baltimore county will be published
in the issue of THE UNION dated April 8th.
The time for filing these applications expires
on the LIST day of April which is Saturday
next.
- The first day of spring Tuesday, was
not Just what it might have been for the OPEN
ing of one of the most charming seasons of the
year, but we accepted it as we do many other
disagreeable things-because they can't be
avoided
- DR.. Russell Murdoch, who died suddenly
in Baltimore few days ago, located in Towson
Just after the Civil War and practiced bis pro-
fession here for short time. He was % years
of age and one of the most successful oculists In
the country.
- Another man has committed suicide in
Druid Hill Park-Wade II. Schmenner, aged
80 years. Dependency is supposed to have
been the cause. Why tits that the park attracts
so many of those afflicted with suicidal mania
is mystery.
six heavy and handsome white mules
compose the farm team of Mr. E. e. McCleary,
of Locust Vale Stock Farm, Towson, and they
attract much attention when they appear on
the road. We doubt II there IS another IKE IL
in the country.
- We never before knew so many people to
be looking for farm and other help as there are
lust now. There seems to be no reason why
anyone who wants work should be idle:
Fifteen dollars q month and board Is what
some are offering.
- The late grand jury. in its final report to
the court recommended that the Court House
grounds be improved and that modern heat
ing apparatus be placed in the building. The
latter OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AT ledct, 10 81 OONiOuS 40
to require no sec0nding.
- Whittier Literary Society of Franklin
High School, Reisterstown, has elected the fol-
lowing officers: President, Charles Ebaugh !;
e-president William O'Mera; secretary
Miss Alice Wheeler; editor, John Slack; critic,
Miss Marguerite Pearce.
->Mr. George II. Merryman's farm team,
with three or four tons of hay on the wagon.
upset on Wednesday morning just as i was
turning on to the Dulany's Valley pike at
Bosley postoffice. 1t was troublesome job to
reload such an immense bulk.
THE court has appointed Messrs. ARM
strong Thomas, Charles e. Hill and Samuel
REGISTER, trustees to sell the fine farm of the
late Joshua REGISTER, situated on REGISTER
avenue, southeast of Towson. The place con-
tains 238 acres and Is well improved.
- Providence NJ. E. Sunday School. three
miles northeast of Towson. has 40 children on
roll, with an average attendance OF 80. The
school is prosperous andhas $50 in the treasury.
Mr.. William s. Treadwell has been superinten-
dent of the school for eighteen years:
New York State is about to issue $5O,-
100000 in bonds to improve its highways, and
they claim that the investment of this vast sum
will save 100000 each year in marketing
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