The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-10-20

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sive sale Of horses, mules, cattle, farm i'm
plements and machinery, wagons, canning
house outfit, household and Kitchen furni-
Thursday. October Is, by E. W. Herman. trus-
tee. on the premises, a small farm near Her
escrd aso at the same flmed Ins
Thursday, October %, BY }. Edw. Orrlson, agen ny
for the owner, on the York pike north OF
Cockeysville, horses. cows. vehicles, house
Wednesday, October 81. by c.. E, Matthews. on
the Conrad farm, near CorDett, n. Y. y; n,
mules. horses, cattle, hogs, wagons, farm
implements, etc.
THE Congressional election will take place
two weeks from next Tuesday--November 9th.
-DThe frosts and cold weather Of last week
put an end to egetetion-howers plants, etc.
Mr. J. E. Foster, of Parkton, Baltimore
county, has been appointed Government meat
inspector. c,-.-.
mas will be here and the end OF the year 1910
is almost within sight.
THE UNIONS mail lists have had very
comfortable little boost this week and there -
always room for more names.
- A sample OF the ticket to be voted on ~ sne
9Th of November next Will be puDllsneo IN 1HE
UNION on the 9th Of October.
- Mr.. Jacob H. Taylor is having new
concrete walk placed in front OF his summer
residence on Trinity Terrace. Towson.,
IA white man convicted OF manslaughter
was fined 10 cents as his only punishment.
"a stray dog, supposed to be MAD: was
shot at the home of Mr.. George w. Pitts, OF
Ashland, on Tuesday last. No one was bitten.
THE iceman's business is waning and the
coalman's time is coming-in. fact II Is mere
already because fires have become necessity.
- Mr.. Jno. G.. Schmidt, OF the Long quarter
Farm. north of Towson, raised this season
about 500 bushels Of very fine Green Mountain
potatoes.
for 1906, was held this week. 1t is one OF the
Oldest fairs in the State and among the most
THE Thanksgiving turkey is being fat
tened and be can almost ''see his finish" The
greatest holiday Of the year is only little over
a month of.
- James Craig, aged 10 years, son Of Mr.
Robert Craig, of Texas, was thrown from q
horse at Cockeysville on Monday and had his
left wrist broken.
- The registration officers for Baltimore
county had their final sitting for the present
year on Tuesday, 10th instant. This was for
a revision of the lists only.
-DThere is o prospect that TowsOn will
soon have an additional supply OF water, some
thing that has been needed here long time
and caused much complaint.
RI Rev. William Paret Bishop of Mary
land, will visit st. Johns Church, Kingsville,
on Sunday, October 21st. Service at II A. NJ.
A cordial invitation is extended.
- Calendars for the year 1907 are already
beginning to make their appearance. The
printing of these calendars has grown to be
business of immense proportions.
THE store and dwelling property OF Mrs.
Fannie M. Goodwin, in Glyndon, that was adj
vertised to be sold at auction on the 18th inst,
was Withdrawn on bid Of $4,000
IA number Of Towson people felt the
earthquake shock last Saturday morning, bat
most of these thought the apparent jarring Of
the earth was caused by heavy blasting.
- Chestnut hunters were out in full force
last Sunday and the suburban trolley lines
carried hundreds of them into the country.
The nuts are unusually abundant this year.
- The first question asked now upon meet
ing friend is did you feel the earthquake
shock last Saturday" Thousands did feel it
but they did not know what it was at the time.
- negro Eamed George White has been
committed to Jail at Towson on the charge OF
ASSEMBLING with intent to murder Mr.. Sidney
T. Blunt, well known citizen of the I'd dis.
The farmers race meeting and tourna-
ment will take place today Saturday. on the
fair grounds at Belair, commencing at 10 A. NJ.
There will be two harness and two running
races. :,
- The Republicans of the 10th district will
hold q meeting at Hilgartner's Hall, Sunny
brook, this Saturday. evening, October Goth,
at 7.30 O'Clock. A cordial invitation is extend
ed to all.
The house erected on the Timonium fair
grounds as an exhibit of fireproof material at
the late fair, has been purchased by Treasurer
James P. Reese and removed to his home at
Lutherville.
breeder OF Buff Plymouth Rocks, won num-
Der of prizes at the late Hagerstown fair. He
is located on Charles street avenue opposite
Abell's gate.
Tile pupils of Belfast public school will
give an oyster supper in the hall over Mr.:
- - @rr kHno rsvRnu IF
November 9th and 10th. Proceeds for the
benefit of the school.
Arrangements are about complete for
the seventeenth annual field trials of the
National Beagle Club of America, which will
begin at Stevenson, Green Spring Valley, on
Monday, October 10Th.
-After three days handling Mr.. Wilton
GreenWay drove Admiral Kuser, the promising
young stallion Of Mr.. G.. Frank Morgan, of
Dulany's Valley, mile in 2:52. The horse
promises to go very fast.
IA tennis tournament, in which twelve
young men of Towson are the players, is now
in progress on the Guild House court. So far
only two of the pairs have played on account
Of unfavorable weather.
-The Gipsey band encamped at STAINS
bury's Gap, on the Joppa road east OF Towson,
moved away on Wednesday. A large number
of people visited the camp last Sunday and
many had their fortunes told.
- The ladies of Andrew Chapel M. E.
Church South will hold bazaar and oyster sup
per in the hall at Hamilton, Hartford road, on
Wednesday evening, October 24th, to which
general invitation is extended.
THE big sale of the S. N. Hyde Company
will take place on the farm at Hyde's Station,
Long Green Valley on Tuesday next. October
23d, commencing at A. NJ. No doubt an i'm
mense crowd will be attracted.
- Many farmers are experiencing difficulty
in securing help to husk their corn. The corn
husker is a machine that is destined to come
into more general use. Farmers will have to
buy it whether they want to or not.
MIR. Albert ]. Ulman. retired Baltimore
business man who died at Berkeley, CAL, few
days ago at the age of IS years, was the father
of Mr.. Jacob A. Ulman, OF Green Spring Val
ley. The body was brought on for interment
here.
1.-The total earnings Of the United Rail-
ways and Electric Company for the months of
July, August and September reached the large
sum of 81, T99, 416.77. These figures are far in
excess of any previous quarter in the company's
history.
The fall meeting of the Archdeaconry of
Towson will be held in st. Matthews Church,
commencing at IL A. NJ. Rev. Hobart Smith
is archdeacon and Mr.. Armstead NJ. Webb,
secretary.
Justice Joseph B. Herbert, who is an
officer always on the spot has had @. P.
telephone placed in his home in Towson, in
addition to the one in his Office This makes
him easily accessible at all hours of the day
and night.
- Mr.. Nathan Dean, who had been engaged
in the undertaking business in Belair nearly
fifty years, died at his home there on Wednes-
day, aged 50 years. He had been an active
member of the Methodist Episcopal Church
sixty years.
->Michael T. Phillips has been lodged in
jail at Towson on the charge of feloniously en-
tering the residence of MIR. Thomas B. Cockey,
at Pikesville. The arrest was made by PATROL
man Kleeman. who found the man crouching
in the kitchen.
1.-The season for partridge shooting in Bal
timore county is near at hand. The open
season begins November LIST and ends Deem
Der oath. The open season for pheasants COM
menced on the LIST instant and closes with the
partridge season.
"A plat of the B. & O. freight cutoff that
it is proposed to build from SykesviIle to some
point on the Philadelphia Division of that
road, has been filed in the County Clerks office
at Towson. The line passes short distance
north Of Towson.
- While unloading an engine few days
ago Mr.. B. w. Catch, son of Major Thomas B.
Catch. of the County Clerks Office. had one of
his feet caught and painfully injured. The
engine was being removed to Gatch's quarries,
IN the Relair road.