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

are requested to leave positive orders
with the Court when they wish such
advertising to appear in THE BAIr1-
MORE COUNTY UNION. If they fail to
give such order the business may be
diverted into other channels.
New corn sold in Towson this week at
SO 25 per barrel. 1t was of good quality
Next wears Timonium fair Will begin on
Tuesday August 31st and continue five days.
- Chestnut hunters were out in force last
Sunday and the available nut crop was ABOUT
cleaned up.
The new schedule on the Maryland q
Pennsylvania r. r. will take effect on SUNDAY
October 18th.
> We have had several sharp frosts in the
last ten days, but vegetation has been very III
tie damaged so far.
> The Towsonfootbal squad will meet the
Chesterfields on the grounds here on saturday,
October 10th, at 4 P. NJ.
- Registration is over in Baltimore county
for this Year. The registers sit next Tuesday
for the revision of the lists only:
- 1t is claimed that nearly $4,000 people at
tended the York fair on THURSDAY. Inc at
tendance throughout the week was large.
- Mr.. Jacob II. Kraft, OF Plkesvll!e, mas
heen anDointed by the Governor an additional
deputy game warden for Baltimore county.
sit is likely the Mems Club of Trinity
Church, will take charge OF the Towson GuiIo
House. which has been closed for some time
- An unusually large number OF aged
people died in Baltimore county last week,
some of whom were considerably past oO years.
The forest trees are already beginning to
assume their beautiful rich autumn garb, and
the season of the "sere and yellow leaf'' is near
at hand.
Two more Baltimore milk dealers were
convicted this week of putting formaldehyde
in their milk to preserve it. Each paid hne
and costs.
> Particulars concerning the farmers fair
at White Hall, N. c. R. R., may be learned by
consulting the advertising columns OF The
UNION today.
> Last week Mr.. George n. Schmidt, of
Long Green, advertised in THE UNION fresh
COW for sale and found purchaser first thing
- Mr.. s. J. Wilkinson, of Bengies, was
kicked in the face by horse on Tuesday and
rendered unconscious for a time. His lnJu-
ries are not serious.
Jockey, was very successful at the Virginia
State fair at Richmond this week. de rode
number of winners.
> The apple crop is below the average in
Baltimore county this year, but there Will pc
-e3Osh e zarza ses<ao -ozeer' na>s may vi ee
good news to many.
- Mr.. A. ]. Tarbert gardener at the Shep-
pard Pratt Hospital, near Towson, has put in
this season 36UOO celery plants. Oome VI Ino
crop is now ready for use.
MIR. A. r. Hitchcock, of Manor, who
lately bought the Sade store property at Cor
bett N G. r. R., will take possession OF the
same on the 10Th of October.
> The ladies of Fork Christian Church will
hold their annual oyster supper at the church,
on Saturday evening, October 10th, to which
general invitation is extended.
> The rail mill at Sparrow s Point resumed
operations last Monday morning. giving, en-
pioyment to about 1, 900 men who had been
idle for fifteen months or more.
THE UNION has had such heavy run on
trespass notices in the last ten days that the
supply was exhausted on Thursday. The stock
will be replenished in few days.
The Presidential election will take place
three weeks from next TUESDAY. Inc WIND
tanning that will be done between this time
and that will be something awful.
THE net receipts of this years Ilmonlum
fair reached the comfortable sum of So, 600.
The board of managers contemplates still
further Improvements on the grounds.
THE revival services that have been IN
progress at Lakeview NJ. E. Church, Dulany' 9
Valley, during the past week, will be continued
Sunday night, October 18th, at o. clock.
- Regular services will be resumed in Cal
vary Baptist Church, Towson, Sunday, Octo-
Der 18th, morning and evening. The congre-
cation has not yet secured regular pastor.
The Governor has issued his proclama-
ton designating next Monday, October 18th,
columbus Day las q legal holiday in Mary land.
All the banks and public offices will be closed.
1.-THE great Hagerstown fair will begin
next Tuesday and continue four days. This is
one of the most important fairs in the State
and always attracts immense crowds OF people.
> Rev. Charles ]. Butler, who had success
fully conducted revival meeting in Epworth
M E. Church, Cockeysville, has closed the
same and gone to New Jersey to continue his
work.
THE last sitting of the registration off,
GERS in Baltimore county will be on Tuesday
next October 18th, but this will be for revision
only. No new names can be registered at this
sitting.
MIR. John T. Stone, of Aigburth Park,
will make an address at Towson NJ. E. Church,
at IL o'clock, Sunday morning, October 18th,
on the work of the "Laymen's Missionary
Movement"
The Guernsey cattle of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Mex. Merryman, of Grove Farm. Falls
road, were shown at the Virginia State Fair at
Richmond this week. AS usual they were
very successful.
- Miss Ida L. NJ. Held, daughter of Mr.
Lewis W. Held, of Towson, has been appoint
ed an assistant teacher in the Willow avenue
public school. She formerly taught at other
schools in the county.
= Wonder if people who find fault with
nearly everything and everybody really enjoy
themselves in this world. We don't believe
they do and we are almost certain they won't
have any fun in the next.
1.-The October meeting of the Junior Gun
powder Agricultural Club will be held today at
the farm of Mr.. T. P. w. France in Western
Run Valley, when the annual manure CUES
question will be discussed.
The Irving Literary Society, of Cations
vile High School, has elected the following
officers President William Lentz; vice-presi
dent, Rush Smith secretary Gretchen Wag'
ner; treasurer, Lillian Bond.
- There are actually some people IN Baltl
more city who are opposed to the proposed wa
ter loan, but their number is so small, appar.
emily, that it won't count for much when the
vote is taken on the question.
- This week Mr.. H. L. Warner of Pixies
Vile, exhibited lemon of his own growing
that was a monster of its class. 1t measured
19a inches around its greatest circumference
and weighed 2 lbs. and IL ozs.
-The first trolley car of the new electric
line to Roland Park, by way OF ST. Paul Street
boulevard, passed over the road on Tuesday
afternoon, the fine Stony run bridge having
been thrown open to travel that day.
- The Good Government Club, lately or
eanized at Mt. Washington, elected Mr.. John
W. Mealy, president Mr.. Edw. L. Gernand
vice-president; Mr. Charles A. Harris, secre
tarv. and Mr. L. B. Gardiner, treasurer.
- An important sale of farm stock, nipple
ments &c., is now being advertised by Gen
James A. Gary, trustee, to take place at Tht
Meadows farm of the late Hon. Hart B. Hol
ton. near Woodlawn, Baltimore county.
Mr.. bob" Taylor, of Baltimore county
the well known gentleman jockey, won th,
Commonwealth steeplechase at the Virgins
State fair at Richmond on Wednesday. H
also rode several winners in the fiat races.
Judge Burke extended the term of Sep
tember grand jury two days in order to give i
time to complete the very large volume of bust
ness that had been brought before it. Mr.
Robert Fusselbaugh was foreman of the jury.
> The old mansion house at Sarah Furnace
near Jarrettsville, was burned few night
q loss Of VIM
r. Daughton occupied the house, having latel.
purchased the property. Cause of the fire IN
known.