The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-03-24

s.,rs ApvrRT1sE1 IN THE UNION,

Relair road. near Hamilton avenue horses,
cows wagons. dairy fixtures, etc. (
Monday April 2, by Charles Gray. corner 18TH
street and Eastern avenue, opposite Bay
view, horses, mules. colts, wagons, carts
tuesday. April Q. by Thomas G. Stevenson, on
the Fellowship Farm, ~ miles southeast OF
Toweon. on Stevenson's lane. mules, cattle.
farm implements, household effects. etc.
Wednesday. April 4, BY William Bryan,at Rock
heavy wagons. light vehicles freproof safes,
scales. household effects. dairy nxtures etc.
Friday April b J. A. S0ne ye In aso
agricultural implements. housenoid furni-
THURSDAY. April 70. by George A. Porter. on the
Rocky Point Farm. Back River Neck. horses,
mules. colts, cattle, hogs, farm Implements
Monday. April s. by John
onsehe promises. a farm of los acres, IN Long
Green Valley r,I near s Gssp Rslev
the premises, store property and dwelling
near Mt. Washington.
ner's lane. near Phila. road. 100 fat and fresh
cattle, horses. mules, hogs, implements,etc.
- Don't forget it-this is spring.
April begins this year on Sunday, and
- Easter Sunday, the end of Lent, falls this
year on the 18th of April
- The present session OF the Legislature
will end on Tuesday, April Sd. at midnight.
Sleighbells were jingling and robins
singing in Towson on Tuesday, March 10Th.
AN overdose of cough syrup killed
three year.old child in Baltimore on Wednes-
1.-Two children Of Mr. jefferson D. Linde-
mon, of Cockeysville, have been sick this week
with diphtheria.
MIR. Noah Z. Offutt, of the Towson bar,
~isfeeding 1l0 partridges on his place at Jockeys
vile, and they are doing well.
=. The country place OF Mr.. Joseph stewart
Lee. near Ruxton, which was advertised to be
sold last Monday, was Withdrawn.
q - n n
poirted postmaster at Jerusalem, Hartford
county, vice G. A. Allender, resigned.
The Northern Central Railway Company
undetermined to put public telephones in all
lis stations between Baltimore ana Jockeys
vile.
- Those who got some of the Kansas Bob
Whites say the birds are doing finely and the
hope is expressed that they will turn out all
-. The storm of this week, which appears
to have been general throughout the country:
was thought to have been the equinoctial
storm.
- The lob department of The UNION office
turned out number Of posters for public sales
of personal property this week and others are
-St. Patrick's day was petty cold one,
but the sun shone brightly the greater part OF
the day and there was nothing especially to
complain Of.
+The March SHOWS will prove a serious
matter with the county roads. They had pass
ed through the mild winter in comparatively
fair condition.
- The first day of spring "wednesday was
ushered in with several inches of snow ON the
ground and temperature considerably below
the freezing point.
sThe attention of the milk producers of
Baltimore county is invited to a letter from
Mr.. Asa B. Gardiner, Jr., which appears in this
ssue.of THE UNION.
- William Shipley, who was last week APP
pniuted deputy warden of the Jail, has declin-
n ed the Office. Warden Price will name his suc-
cessor in few days.
son lost one of their finest horses this week-a
powerful black animal that cost $3.50. Paralysis
wasthe cause of DEATH
A.Mr and Mrs Alfred G. Lee, who owned
the ground upon which Lakeview NJ. E.
1 Church. in Dulany's Valley, is located, have
decided the lot to the church.
"A horse and buggy belonging to Mr., John
E. Ensor, of Belfast. 9Th district, was stolen
from the home of Mr.. Frank q. Scott, near
Sha wan, on Sunday night last.
-Old folks used to think If they would
have d successful kitchen garden they must
plant the seeds on st. Patrick day. But they
didn't plant many last Saturday.
- Rev. w. L. Schmalhorst, pastor of Chest
nut Grove Presbyterian Church, will give a
/stereopticon lecture in the church at Ashland,
on Thursday evening, March 18th;
- Parkville, Hartford road, had mad dog
scare on Wednesday. The supposed rabd
canine bit several other dogs before it was shot
and killed by Mr. George Wildberger,
- March brought us more snow and disa-
greeable weather generally than all the balance
of the winter combined. and we sun nave
week of uncertainty to look forward to
just before the snow OF last week Mr.. d
G. Luttgerding had jonquils blooming in the
open air on his place in the I'd district. ms
is unusually early for such flowers to bloom.
- The grand opera at the Lyric Theatre In
Baltimore this week attracted many Baltimore
county people. The theatre was packed with
fashionable audiences at every performance.
To-day. Saturday, March oath, the sun
rises at minutes after and sets at % minutes
past g. thus making the days about SO minutes
longer than they were at the beginning OF the
month. -
THE man who said he could go and put
his hand on Winder any time he wanted to
!, didn't do it. The reward of $500 offered for the
arrest Of the fugitive possessed no special charm
Nor him, it seems "a 4 3 gsf 3.t}5t
- Senator Biddisons amendment to the
Water Loan bill. requiring the city to supply
TO the county 10, 600 gallons of water daily
at the cost of'the city, was rejected by tie
vote on Tuesday.
MIR. n. Carroll Brown has Just had COM
pleted on his Brooklandwood estate stable
and carriage house that cost $4,000. It is
\ brick structure, two stories high, and hnely
equipped throughout.
with an electric railway between Tow
son and CockevsviIle this section OF Baltimore
county will have made great stride forward.
NAnd we are encouraged to believe the enter
prise is sure thing now.
Mr.. J. A. Jones' who bought out the
livery business of Mr.. Frank P. Goodwin, in
Reisterstown, will have an extensive sale OF
ell his stock. vehicles harness, ETC., in that
place. on Friday, April 9th.
- There seems to be some opposition on
the part of property owners to the location OF
Towson's new High School Building on the
site selected for it They think their interests
will be affected by its presence,
- young daughter Of Mr.. Edward Carroll,
of Baynesvile east of Towson, met with a
painful accident on Monday by falling against
I stove severely burning her right hand. DR..
W.. T. g. Whiteford attended her.
AT Mr.. E Cuttings Merryman's Gerar
Stock Farm, in the 9Th district eight ewes
presented their owner with 10 lambs. Three
had triplets and five had twins. Only one set
of the triplets lived and they are doing well.
1.-THE legal battle over the great Riggs
road case will be resumed before the Highways
Commissioners on Thursday next. 18th instant
This will be the protest of Mr. Riggs against
the ratification of the report OF the examiners.
- The Annual Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church will meet in Madison Ave-
nue. Church, Baltimore, on Wednesday next,
March 18th, and continue in session about a
week: Bishop Fowler, of Buffalo, N. T., will
preside .ess, elslsf
Superintendent Cook, at the suggestion
of the State Superintendent of Public Instrnc
ton, Is sending to each of the schools of this
c0hnty copy of Turnbulps painting, Wash
ingson Resigning His Commission" suitable
for framing
..->Mr. George "A. Porter. of Rocky Point
Farm, Back River Neck, who is about to
abandon farming. will sell all his stock, inn
plements, etc.. on Thursday, April 18th. For
particulars see advertising columns of THE
UNION today, ss So s
- The unfavorable weather of the present
month has been setback to farmers, who
usually get much IF their spring work done in
March Those who did most of their blowing
last fall as opportunity offered now count them
selves especially fortunate. ..fs
- Among a number of bills that Governor
Warfield signed ON Thursday was the one au
thurizing the Mayor and City Council of Bal
, tiuore to compensate Mr.. Arthur W. Shanklin
for q spring on his farm at Loeb Raven that
was taken for public purposes
- A gentleman who has an advertisement
for man or boy from the country in THE
UNION this week writes US as follows: "You
got me q fine fellow this way two years ago. 1