The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-11-24
LOCAL ITEMS,
feelest the defeated now ?

How feelest the defeated now?
-Patronize the new telegraph line.
-Ihursday of next week is Thanksgiyin!
The WOodberry high school has upward.
Of 200 scholars
"A protraeted meeting is in PROGRESS at Go
Yanstown NJ. E. Church.
The height of sehool-desks has an impor.
tant relation to the pupils health
Mr. John II. Haskell, an old Baltimore
merchant died at Pikesviie,-this county, on Mon
by the way, the subject of the removal of
tne county seat didn't enter into the late eampaicn
much, did it INV ''''N POI "
A. IN Wednesday night last, at a meeting of
Ias Gfand Lodge of Masons of Maryland, Rev. J.
D. ''i'I was elected Grand Chaplain.
-. my uon our horse railway company nut
t e stoves IN the ears? Passengers are already
ing 70 complain about the cold.
oley c Of the 9TH Nd. Regiment will
spend Thanksgiving day at Ulery's Govanstown
Hotel, where the members will engage R target
practice.
Miss Lille Scharf, daughter of Robert
scharf, of Baltimore, has entered the convent at
Mt. Washington with view Of becoming Sister
OfMerey.
The last time that Thanksgiving Thurs
day fell on the 29th day OF November was in 1866,
and the next time, after this year, will be in the
year 1888.
The railroad excitement seems again to
have about died out, and now no nearer the
eOnsummation of our hopes than we were ten
years ago.
Money is the missing link. brute with
plenty of money would be treated like man,
while man without money-we all know how he
is treated.
An oyster supper and festival will be held
at Towsontown NJ. E. church three evenings next
Law
benefit of the church.
Many fine porkers are being sacrificed these
fine November DAYS The hog is a guileless ami
NAL and has no higher ambition than to be turned
into pork and sausage.
The stone bridge over Gilmor's run, on the
water works, has been completed and is very
handsome and substantial piece of work. 1t Is
not yet open to travel.
Whenever you see man, this weather,
carrying his overcoat on his arm you can safely
bet that the coat has either rip in the back or
worn-Out collar, or both.
-Tramps are becoming numerous again.
Driving from Towsontown to Baltimore one day
this week we counted less than twenty, all
heading towards the city.
We are informed by a gentleman who
ought to know that farming lands in Howard
county do not command as high figure now as
they did seventy years ago.
Now that the telephone has proved a sue
cess, won't some fellow invent a machine so that
You can eat your dinner at home and stay down
at the Office at the same time.
The Missionary Society of TOwsontown NJ.
E. church viii give an entertainment in the
church on Sunday afternoon next, commencing
at p o'clock. Public invited.
i -Wheresss this thing going to stop! We are
informed that another planet of the eleventh
magnitude has been discovered" and yet astron-
Omers are not to say quite happy.
Meal made from corn is becoming day by
day more popular in this city.-B0ito. exchange
Yes, and we have noticed that 'extract" made
from corn is also very popular there.
Fox hunting is now being extensively in
dulged in in ''the Necks" and the hunters are en-
joying fine sport, as foxes numerous. Mr. A.
F. Fawcett has a number of fine dogs.
While we are wrestling with the mOmen-