The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-10-31

o 10y, etc.. on the premises. modern cot
49, 49, On husk avenue. Mt Washington.
suay, November "a, by John H. Duncan, at
lucy, at the Court House door, valuable
s@i estate near Sherwood, N. G. X. K.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
Those having business with the Bal
'lmore County Orphans Court where
the publication of Notices to Credi-
ors and other advertising is necessary,
Ire requested to leave positive orders
Ito the Court when they wish such
'oVertising to appear in THE BALTI-
lore COUNTY UNION. If they fail to
ave such order the business may be
inverted into other channels.
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residential election next Tuesday, No
ger 80. Polls open from ga. NJ. to 6P.M
AN authority says autumn is not the best
70 trim fruit trees. Wait until March or
Mr. Robert Pilson is having an artesian
uofeo on his property on Delaware avenue,
Messrs. Jarrett Bros. & Ward few days
Tnlpped ton of chestnuts from Jarretts-
to market
william E. Fox has been appointed post
eE at LansdowEe, Baltimore county, vice
chwanebeck.
.The Towson Church Club will hold an
ing on Monday night, November I'd, at
casino. Public invited.
II Is waste of effort to try to heat ones
Fe with hot air. A little less talk and a
more time at the wood pile.
tomorrow Sunday will be the first day
oVember and the year 1908 is on the tobog-
only two months of it left.
AN entertainment of music, Rotations,
omines, ETC., will be given at Glenarm Hall,
lturday, November 7th, at SPIN.
Election day is legal holiday in Mary
All the banks and public offices will be
q. 1t is not a school holiday, however.
Mr.. o. +. Unger, of Mt. Winans Balti-
county has been appointed a stenographer
Ofice ofthe Collector of Internal Revenue
Aliimore
The busy season for the Dummies is near
Ind. There is said to be plenty of them,
partridges are also said to be abundant in
he sections.
Mr.. Wesley Morris. a farmer of Freeland,
@. R. R., was attacked by vicious bull a
y days ago in his barn and sustained some
linful injuries.
>Mr. John Green, the Register of Wills
iffice, Who is a farmer near Rossville, exhibit
6Q III lOWSOQ on 1QeSQdy a IdUQlSn That
weighed pounds.
THE Judges of the Orphans Court will
sext week en- Wednesday and Thursday
sad of Tuesday and Wednesday, Tuesday
election day.
Sixteen persons have Joined Glyndon M.
hurch on probation as result of the spe-
services being held there. Rev. +. g.
son is the pastor.
J The rummage sale that has been in pro-
several nights in The Casino, Towson,
been very successful and already snug
has been realized.
Every man likes to vote at Presiden-
election, if be fails in this duty at other
8. This ought to insure a large turnout OF
voters next Tuesday.
i We notice that some owners have already
bed their horses This seems premature in
of the fact that flies are still numerous
ggravatingly busy.
sRt. Rev. Bishop Paret will visit st.
h's Church, Kingsville, on Sunday morn
November LIST, at IL o'clock. All are cor
invited to attend the service.
The Job department of The UNION has
busy for two weeks printing posters for
of peTsonal property. These appear to be
numerous this season than usual.
The cut hay mixed with molasses that is
being sold for horse feed is not good to
at and its odOr is not too pleasant. And
new say it is excellent for animals.
The ox-roast at Bauer's emile House,
ard road on Monday next, will no doubt
Fl large crowd. 1t will be something of
veltv to see a large OK roasted whole.
AZ authority on such matters says that
Iter. feeding a bunch of dry COWS is about
rofitable as wintering swarm of rats in
u corn crib and Just about as sensible"
\ This is the last day of October. The sun
at rs minutes past and sets at minutes
8 This makes it one hour and twelve
tics shorter than the first day ofthe month.
Two interments took place in Prospect
Cemetery, Towson, on Tuesday within
onr of each other-the first time of such
ccurrence in its history as place of
Ion account of the size of the hats now
bT women the City Council of Alexan-
wa. is considering an ordinance compel
Lomen to remove their headgear in public
spo-bans it was the Pimlico race meeting
hronght the rain of last Saturday and
AZ ANYTHING going on at that track
= fails to bring an answer from Jupiter
Some INQUIRIES have been made this week
orning the deputy game wardens in this
~ There are plenty of these officials and
Their business to see that the game laws
" The EIkridge hounds will meet at Rodgers
York road, on Saturday, October 31st,
- NJ There will be special meet at
nton Gate, Dulany's Valley pike, on cleo
dav at JOAN.
The residents of Paradise, near Cations
hove organized an improvement associa-
18th Mr.. Harry D. Williar as president (;
lanes w. Harvey, treasurer, and Mr.. b.
earn. secretary.
eain nnblic meeting will be held at Lake
r. Church, on Wednesday, Novem-
80 Of g p. NJ, under the auspices of the
4s W;;or w. g. T. u. and L. T. L. Public
allv welcomed.
a pssor This in mind: Two marks on your
nert Tuesday is all that will be neces.
Yone after the names OF the Presldentlal
dates ano one aIter lne naliie vi 'ne Oon-
io Ho effort is now being made by way of
md otherwise to have the Liberty
lon on, ,ode a State road. 1t is an important
PIabfare and traverses rich and populous
On of the county. o.,
a6a new organ in Grace Nj. Il. church,
bpden. was used for the mrs. Gme last sun sun
S075 If this sum. Rev. B. W. Meeks
S.or of the church:
.stor y, neople believe that Baltimore and
MAN. MAI he connected by trolley line before
llr s"aFtwo more years. 1t is also said the
en- Q Dc "a Railroad will soon be electrihed-a at
sor passenger tratf1c.
b. OdIOlhOAt -NS-teAA@~
, M MI e of the Senior and Junior Gun
men Voor;cnItural Clubs at his home at
der -;Ife today. Mayor Mahool, of Balti-
Iey E';lI also be guest.
g. VIII John A. Crane, of Troop A, Mary
Sers;onsi Guard, who was recently ap.
'ssoocond lieutenant in the .. s. Field
tea has been presented with handsome
lleIy' h lie former comrades.
I'd by n,S wish to know where the poll
II yo re located in Baltimore county con-
places sSdtvertising columns of The UNION.
the a s,st fiftv of these, an additional one
re are ~ Ju1 created this year.
Dg pee Iobn M. Denison, who died in Bal
> MI. s1a weeks ago, left large, estate
bre yhea,oneathed to his widow and three
ch is KS Denison is sister of Col. Jacob
fen. If NV Lady's Manor:
9eaTcs' Ureviyal services at Hunts M. Z.
the sbresrwood, Rev. H: Wilson Burgan1,
rch, Sa nei last Sunday night. AS result
or, cioS eot;ngs twenty six persons were re-
hese me the Church on probation.
60 NV architects have been looking the
The arfDH House over and plans for its
son OOti and improvement are in course
rgemeH1;so IT is not likely that work on