The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-08-03

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ee on the premises, leasehold property cor
ner York road and Oakland avenue.
Tuesday. August q, by +; J. Schlosstein assign
the York road opposite Cold Spring lane.
This is the third day of August and the
summer of 1907 is rapidly waning.
THE Towson baseball team will go tc
Dundalk today Saturday and try conclusions
with the Maryland Swimming Club.
THE. regular camp-meeting at Emory
Grove begins today-Saturday. 1t is said thai
every tent on the grounds is taken.
->If you think it don't pay to advertise Just
ask Mr.. Charles E. Fendall, of Towson. Re
has some decided views on this subject now.
->Strawriders are again rending the mid
night air. The man who invented the straw
ride was obliged to leave the country long ago
THE month of August came in with a
sultry temperature and thunder storm that
continued nearly an hour. Very little rain
5 al storm visited the western section
of this county early on Thursday morning and
some damage was done vegetation. The rain
was also heavy.
ION Sunday last Marble Lodge of Odd
Fellows assembled in body at Epworth NJ. E.
Church, Cockeysville, to hear a sermon by
Rev. +. L. Mumford.
>The School Board will hold q special
meeting in Baltimore on Monday next, August
5th, to receive bids for the Parkville and Laura
vile school buildings.
- Everybody ought to get ready for Old
Home Week in Baltimore. 1t will take place
in October and promises to be one of the live
lest affairs the city has ever seen.
- Baltimore county has produced fine wheat
and hay crops this year and the corn now
promises we'll. Surely the farmers ought to
be satisfied with present conditions.
THE head Of one of the most extensive
dairy companies in Baltimore was arrested and
fined this week for selling adulterated milk.
This speaks rather bad for the trade.
1.-The second quarterly meeting of Long
Green Circuit will be held at Fork Church,
Tuesday, August 10th, at 2.30 p NJ. Every
official member is expected to be present.
1.-THE attention Of ladies and others intend
ing to make exhibits In the household depart
ment at the coming Timonium Fair is espe-
cially called to rule 10, page IL, of the premium
list.
-Towson's Volunteer Fire Company is
about to get up fair to raise money to fully
equip it and it expects everybody to help as
the cause is one that should appeal to the people
generally.
Tile Messrs. link. who farm part of the
Kellogg place. near Lutherville, had an I'M
usually fine crop of wheat this season and
sold it to the Rockland Roller Mill at so cts.
per bushel.
Thursday, September 18th, will be Mary
land Day at the jamestown Exposition. Mr..
James r. Randall, author of maryland, NY
Maryland. )" will be the States special guest on
that occasion.
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seven S Ssar:eIs: Do.
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route eXCenuins noLt "a anu nortneast OF low
son. nellvereu over 4'OOO pieces OF mail curing
the month OF july ana ms coiiecuons nave
been growing daily.
. Lowal9s ~ me . emu 2. lasC week tne mer-
curry oroPPed Az oegrees lnsloe OF tWenty-Iour
nours. 1naG - RATHER lVo suuueh anu violent
cnange wi1nln so snorI Time ana served 10
upset goou many people. -,
-. ine , ca az Lues.ins season. - now 10 iull
swing anu tnousanus OF people are aValllng
themselves OF the opportunity to spend few
days IN the WOODS wnere tney get closer to ma
lure IMAM tney 90 IN tneir MONIES.
- ar. James LUCKY naS Deen erected presi-
cent Oh tne Manor glen RACING association
anu MI. Onaries NJ: Fearce, VlCe-presioent. Inc
other officers are Mr.. ]. J. Reuter-, secretary
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William Tan.han. IN ReIIona avenue are kent
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n,ouer that anneers 10 worF most sat;sfactor;Iv
- Tho oonIn y,,aot;ro ~ iho limited Eva1
,oI;ool TLUroh - pnoSRd ~, tho ;h..t,,
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c co na' nnt;I the 27th 4 nnTber of m;n;s-
ters from, . distance vii, tale mart in tbe ser.
zoos O'''o wa F' - '--o
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nlaced On q third of the face of a nostsI card on
PC Iafp'hond s;do The n;ctnra nostei co ~;
seams ~ owe tic nonnIart1 To tbe fsct that -
Tsduces to /" m;n;mnm the dntv Of writ;nc snv ;.
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IsTbere is something about a tree with
green apples on it that Possesses an irresistible
Charm To- the average bow. And he can eat the
unrine frnit nv the honr and DIGEST n With the
case IF a cider mill a how Is q strange amino
no donbt abont that.
IThe tronbIe over the Lutberville water
sunnlv ended last Sunday and the residenfs IF
That VILLAGE again have an Abundance from the
tronhle-and n was a serions tronble 10 Them
has not been explained
- The lanes nronertv in Catonsv;lle that
was edvart;sad in TIE IfHYoN IN he sold a. ono.
ion IN Mondav hv Messrs William n Nc.
Fanl and T. Tilden Kelbaneh' trustees was
& 70 wsra tha anct;oneers -'' AiO0'
" ~ The fine me- new GatSoiic Chnrcb at HamiI.
ton. Hartford road. known as ST. Dominic's
will be onened for service ON Sunday NEXT 4th
instant. Several priests will take Dart in the
service. Including Rev. M. ]. Riordan. of st.
Charles Church, PlkeSVllle.
Rev. DR.. Byron Clark, who resigned as
pastor of Mt Washington PRESBYTERIAN Church
10 90 to an appointment in Salisbury. N, c..
was presented BY his congregation last Sunday
morning with a handsome gold watch. DR..
Clark left this week for his new field.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Junior Gunpowder Agricultural Club was held
last Saturday at the home of Mr.. T. P. W.
France. in Western Run Valley, with Mr..
VIM. d. Curry as foreman. Mr. L. Cuttings
Merryman represented the Senior Club.
I'VE hear of one farmer who lost his en-
tire crop of wheat because of being caught in
frequent showers. A neighbor who sympa-
thized with him in his misfortune was told
that it didn't make any difference as he guessed
the grain would make good chicken feed.
- A game of baseball on the grounds at
Towson on Thursday afternoon, between the
Court House team and team called the Owls,
furnished no little amusement to the spects.
tors. The Owls were beaten-11 to- A bur.
lesque parade before the game was feature.
- A remarkably frank advertiser inserts the
following lad" in one of the Baltimore dailies
'Sixty dollars buys eight-year-old little mare
This mare is frightened at all city objects ran
away with two ladies. This little mare has
made mile in go. This mare will not kick, u
Mr.. Henry I. Iins. contractor and builder.
now has nnder wav large harm for Mr. r. n
Gorsncb. at Glencoe N RR He Also has
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