The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-11-02

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si9nee. at the Court House door. farm on
Sunshine avenue near Fork. 18th district.
Wednesday; November lSs Dy julius bms.ne1E,
Station. b. & o. r. r.. small truck farm and
q lot Of personal property; ,s-,-..s
Edward N. Rich. trustees, on the premises,
the property known as Woodhome Farm.
near PikesvIIIe, divided into number OF
Thursday. November Il. by Henry Mertz, at
Brooks Hill. 18th district, horses, COWS farm
IMPLEMENTS waSons nay ~ Albert Hofmes
ter, on the Phila. road. opposite the baitl-
more Brick Company's works, horses mules,
Tuesday. November nj, IS. By William PenrOse, as
signee. etc., on the premises. lot ana I'M
proyements near Relay. B. = o. X. 4.
- The duckiDg season in Maryland opened
on Friday, LIST instant.
- Election next Tuesday, November 9Th.
Polls open from 8 A. NJ. to 8 P. M
a Philadelphia boy has found new
cure for toothache. He hung himself.
- The fell and winter schedule OF the Mo.
& Pc. Railroad went into effect last Sunday:
-sSome ToWson men are said to have hit
several good things" at Pimic0 this week.
- Election day is legal holiday in Mary.
land All the banks and public offices will be
closed.
confDed to his home with broken ankle, the
- The hunting season in Baltimore county
opened on Friday, LIST instant, and will close
December Oath.
- The murder cases tried in the Circuit
Court at Towson this week were removed cases
from Baltimore city
"a statement has been given out to the
effect that 1852. 600 persons attended the York
county fair this year.
"A race horse that got away from Pimlico
track last Saturday evening was not caught
until he reached Gay street. Baltimore.
- Trespass notices, printed on muslin. have
been Ia great demand this fall and The UNION
Office has supplied large numbers Of them.
->All the hunt clubs will have meets on
election day. The Elkridge hounds will meet
at Hampton gate, near Towson, at 10 M.
->Somebody said last Monday was good
chestnut weather." If there were any left on
the trees that blow should have brought them
down surely.
Il is against the law to hunt birds and
rabbits on election day. The deputy game
wardens should keep their eyes and ears open
for viOlatOrs.
-eThe fine warehouse of the Sparrow's
Point Store Company is nearly completed. The
growing business of the concern made the
building necessary.
- The Masonic fair at Govanstown will be
continued until next week. 1t has been very
successful thus far and it is believed large
sum will be realized.
->S Some farmers who are husking their
are unusually large and the cobs filled with
every grain they will hold.
- The appointments for Long Green Cir
cult for Sunday, November Sd, will be as fol-
lows: Union. IL A. M. Salem.3P. NJ; revival
services at-Fork. =. 80 PM
- Monday nights storm of wind and rain
was the most violent experienced here in
long time. The rain was much needed as the
earth had become very dry.
- There is only one way to get rid of the
l. 49, 49, = sw~n
out because as soon as he gets warmed up he
comes to life again-drat him.
- Mr.. Charles H. Isennock, of the 10th dis
trict, picked few days ago AZ bushels OF York
Imperial apples from one tree. He had over
500 bushels of apples this year.
- The President has issued bis proclama-
ton designating Novembe 18th as Thanksgiv-
ing day. he breaches little sermon in it this
year and it is well worth reading.
- There have been four cases of typhoid
fever in the family of Capt. ]. Edward Scarf,
of the Mt. Washington Fire Company and one
of his children died of the disease
- The annual convention of the Mary land
Christian Endeavor Union will be held in Bal
timore next week. For particulars see another
column Of this issue of THE UNION.
- The ParkviIle Building and Loan Asso-
citation OF Baltimore county Las elected DR..
Lingard l. Whiteford, president, to succeed his
late brother DR.. w. T. g. WhitefOrd
"A T0Ws0n hOusekeeper saw in daily
paper this week thatthere were 35O, OOO OOO eggs
on cold storage in Chicago and yet she couldn't
buy one ia a store in the town at any price.
- The bull that headed the Hereford herd
Of Sir. w. B. Duke. that made the circuit of
the fairs this fall, weighs 2. $50 pounds. de
has been purchased by Mr. Harrison Rider.
- Br'er rabbits got his busy day sign out
just now. Some people say if these little fell
lows we're not '.shot up" in the fall they'd be-
come nuisance to farmers and fruit growers:
- Hugh 8. Ripson of Hamilton, Hartford
road, was run down by an automobile in Bal
timOre few days ago and sustained cut head
and sprained ankle. He was sent to hospital.
- Attorney General Bryan has approved
the official ballot adopted by the Baltimore
County Election Supervisors. He says it is
fair ballot and strictly in accordance with the
Law.
Another supplement containing copy
OF the official ballot to be voted on the 9th in
slant goes out with this weeks issue of The
UNION. This completes the publication re-
quired by law.
- We this week learned of another Balti-
more county farmer who had gotten entirely
rid of a valuable flock of sheep because of the
ravages of dogs. He said they had been very
profitable except for this trouble.
- Messrs. T.. Stanton Boeley and George
B. Coale both contemplate building houses for
themselves in Towson shortly. Mr.. Bosey
will build of blocks manufactured BY process
patented by his late father in-law.
- Mr.. George H. Miller. truck farmer of
Parkville Hartford road, sent some fine Chi
nese radishes to THE UNION Office this week
He had several of these that were IA inches in
length and weighed 5 pounds each.
- The Democrats will have the pleasure OF
voting twice next Tuesday-once at the regu
lar polling place and once at the Senatorial
primary, which cannot be conducted within
lO0feet Of the regular voting place.
-" Barrels" of money changed hands on
the races at Pimlico this week. but the betting
Il nnfhinu uar IN u hat IL a tn q
big tracks in the North. The Jockey Clubs
meeting will continue until the 9th instant.
- Pr0tracted services are now in progress
10 many Of the churches, but Il is an annual
dists. and often the churches have their mem
bsrship largely increased through this means.
- Don't fail to put your cross mark on
your ballot In the space opposite the words !:
"Aeainsta Constitutional Convention" There
Is no politics IN this. You will simply be
doing good thing for yourself and everybody
IA number Of sales Of personal property
are now being advertised In The UNIoS. These
have been unusually numerous In the south
easierly section Of the county this fall. those
making them intending 10 engage IN other
business.
- The campaign that i nov about closing
In Baltimore county il the most quiet expert
enced here in years. and there appears 70 Be .
great deal Of apathy among the voters. Who
this will most Affect on election day remains
20 Be seen.
-e0afland Burnhnm. son Of Mr.. VIM. Z.
nuFnham. Of SudbFook Park. VAS Kicked In
The fncs b. q horse on Saturday last and seri-
ourly injured. DR.. A. G. 6mink. who vas
called 10 see him. sent him 10 q hospital IN
Baltimore.
Az intelligent voter In one 81 the pre-
clnaHs az the olh district says that be knows
nof len than 100 white men 10 that precinci
thar Vim b deprived Of their votes next Tues
dar because they viii not Be able 10 mark fheii
ballot CORRECTLY.
- The regular monthly meeting Of the
Nelshh0rh0od Improvement Club Of 0oxans-
fown viii BE- held IN Golden Eagle Hall, Tues
dmr. November 6h. 81 .. r. NJ. DR.. NJ. l.
Prics. secretary Of the State Board OF Health,