The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-17
From lake Roland. 9th pistr,c..-TI

| From Lake Roland, 9th Distrtct.-TLs
Hsdfsd Terra Wheaf and Oafs-A Rush Of Ssm-
nsr Tisifors-- CaMJ- Meetings blackberry Piek.
er.-L~.IsefioH Lars-BaieAsrs' Monopoly. de-
We have reached the middle OF July aud summer
| u half gone. The thermometer has been In the
ninetirs for some days but We have not yet had
that fierce and terrible heat accompanied by ter
rife forms which "Ruthiel" foretold sometime ago
In the .Saafay Meas were TO oceurr this month.
believe Mr.. Nennor, the Montreal weather prophet,
said were to have unusually cool weather In
July. So astronomers differ as we'll ~ doctors.
Cooler weather and rains would both be very ac-
ccptabie at psescnt. Two good showers passed
over rs On Sunday last which revived the growing
crops somewhat hat more is needed.
Dat cutting was going on all last week and thu
most Of the fields visible from here finished.
There Is some complaint Of rust but the yield
promises To be fair. Some Of my neghbors have
finished thTashing aud cleaning up their wheat.
They all report the yield much below their expec.
tations and the gain shriyelled.
The recent hot weather has caused = great out
pouring of the citizens of Baltimore To the summer
resorts in this vicinity we'll as 10 the more dis
tant ones IN the mountains or the sea shore.
Many of these places arc already unplcasantly
full aud the stream of arrivals still continues.
The season promises Co be profitable one at NIL
| points.
| Preparations for camp meeting are brisk among
these who are accustomed To- spend q pleasant aud
profitable season 81 worship at the various grounds
within reach 81 tho city. The recent decision of
the Court II Appeals which declares that the
| managers 1T thesr meetings have . right tO make
such rules and regulations ~ they may think al
NIsablc iur the gov eminent nf all visiting their
grounds aud o. enforce obedience to them. gives
| general satisfaction and will be the means of
caring good behavior "n tho part II all those who
| attend these ncetingr 10 the future.
We IN the midst of the blackberry sea
| son aud the industrious poor can hnd some
| pCnsation for the hard times In gathering the
tals -
| quality than usual. Prices are said a. he higher
now since the crop Of the lower counties has been
| gathered aud the number of pickcrs has Visibly
| Increased In the last few days. Most of them
come from the city aud they may be- seen leaving
| town at day break ~ squads aud wagon loads,
each party trying q" get ahead 81 the others, 10
which contest the lucky po.scrsuTs II horse. even
though u be- ~ the most icapislaci IcsrTip ti"n.
ha'" the decided siSan'ase 81 these who are CON
| priri to 60 aio"t.
! The tcceut actions II runes GEORGES county
t"ba,r" planter IA resisting the inspection Laws 81
the state. order Z" tr.t the c"nsiitutonaity of
thru, - W"tthy 81 all rfaisc aud II the ullrrs IL
the soil grnrtallt would manifest the same dispo-
sit"n I" resist UNJUST enactmchts u would be bet
! tee TOT them. There j. n" apparent reason Why
| Tobacco" should no made IL. subject II special
Legislation aud the uale ~ II hampcTri by Icsti.c
ton. Which all nthot farm products ~" free from.
| Hut thrsr lnspcc irn la~s are not the only ones
I that do injustice &" the Tanner. We 81 thu.
tiuN not ntN eel t sell 81 fttf the rfh 81 the
animals raise ~ iattrn "n our iand-, ~ any 1T
| the c,N markets although may retail any
| other hind ui farm produce "r garden truck. The
ctN has given the bu,clicrs monopoly "t the re-
! tail meat trade ~ all the market houses aud the
consequence u they virtual, own them -. mat,
get stall g. .rI meat from ~ amy city market
unlr.s hc pay some butcher bonus ut - .uO0 or
more To- get pussc.sion. =" the farmer whu takes
hi. bad ot produce tn the city markets. while he
may retail his poiai"es apples eggs or butter ia
a. small quantities a. may llesse hi customers.
mu-, sell his veal ~ lamb by the quarter only. lie
! dare not even divide quarter between two pur
chaser, a. ,ha, would make him equally liable To
the penalty u the Law a. II he cut u up into chop.
! 81 outlets. ;.
From Gardenville. 18th District. - C.a.a.
Hsp"rt-S. y r." Nir-NruHgs F1faiity- WarH'
| H.ufh, I,rklt. h.tnNa,,on H,ah of "a
! Agsf Lrdy .-According to the report of the emu
| mrratur. 6aficnNille has a population Of $50.
/ The boundaries are from Franklin avenue To- Her.
/ ring run. and from the line Of Dr. Geu. =. Corse
| {" Mr.. ,'unther's C0Xen's mill, A.. The popula
ien 1t -. Domingo, or Chiffon. a. IL has been
! lately called. J. SO. Two aud often three FAM.
lie. lac IN single house. the men working in the
beer brcwefirs. There are said o. be more babies
Ia thu. place than in any other Of its size in the
| United state. Europe. Asia or Africa.
! On sunday last u was announced e. the children
At Ga;ch's ". T.. church sunday school. that their
annual Pie ME would be held ON the 18th Of
| August, At which time the premiums for the year
! will be given These pe-n mics are always we'll at
tended. and II, pains will be spared 20 make this
| one a. pleasant a. those in the past.
Another singular accident happened at Putty
| Hill On saturday last. 4 carpenter. in hewing n
| piece 81 timber for the building Of Mr. Smith .
black smith shop, cut his foot nearly Of by the
| slipping. This makes the third accident that Ia.
happened since this building Was commenced.
The man who cut down the timber had tree to
fall on him and break one Of his legs. and Mr..
Martin smith was killed by log rolling on him
/ al the saw mill.
| We have experienced some very warm weather.
the Thermometer keeping in the nine,es for nearly
/ 4 week. but !; i not quite warm as last year.
On July isih. 1872 il was 90 in the shade. which
| j. considerably above any day 80 far.
There are being more pickles planted this season
than for many years every one trying a. plant all
| they The picking establishments in the
city are all sold gu, and they are now sending TO
| New York Tor pickles. One firm in the city re
! ceivci sou barrels in one day. They arc whole
sailing Tor ~ cent. and si.nn per hundred. Now
/. the time for producer. To- contract for the crop
ani demand certain price AMI not wait until
/ they have soli their crop aud not know what they
are 90 receive. and the purchaser pay them with :
Or 10 cis per hundred. No has often been the case
On Wednesday night the following officers were
| ius,all'd by GSden lodge. No. III, ]. u. y. r..
via y. e.. GEORGE Hermann; y. g.. Achille.
Ford secretssy. J. lIarman Schonc treasurer.
| j, henry ~Thune. HE 0NhrcrS were Installed by
| Charlie II catch. Grand Master of the Grand
| Lpig" 81 MI, ahi Theodore u. Ross. Assistant
Grand Secretary 80 tho Sovereign Lodge &c the 4
=. and District Deputy. Joseph IloHstetter. The
grand officers mad. speeches which were interest
ing and instructive. The Lodge Is in prosper
Gus condition.
I'm Wednesday morning, at = A. NJ, Mr..
| susahnah BiddisOn. mother of Mr.. John =. and
Abraham J. Biddison. died after = protracted ~
ness. will give Your readers neat week sketch
81 her life. Ac. 81. A. Il.
Property Saies.--Gcorgc W. Hook. auction.
Ger. sold on the premises, On Monday last f'r
MsSsf.. John T. Yellott and y. l. Hoover. trustees
; acrc' and roods IL land improvcdby dwelling
| house aud store building. situated on the Liberty
road. To- Elizabeth A. Jones for 81. coo.
| samuel q. wil-on. auctionecr. sold ~ the Cour,
| House IN Tuesday. for Mr.. J. q. Bosley, trustee
by virtue of decree IN equity between Stan bnry
aud Others, conI ants, aud bofsuch aud athrrs
defendant three tracts 1t land IN the 9Th district
Of this county, about one aDd halt mile. from the
Northern Central railway Fitt lot. containing
2~i acres, the undivided half interest. subject "a
dover rights. cold 10 Mary Jane GoIsuch for 81 :,
700 second ack. containing . acres Toods aud
% percbss. the undivided half interest. subject a
dower inferred. sold a. same fof 5000 third tract
situated al Ph@niS, 10th district, containing
acres , foods and ~ peTches, improved by a log
| dwelling. sold 10 Talbot Gorsuch Tor $500.
| Nicholas ". Brian, aactioneer. sold NJ the Court
House On rue'day, for benjamin y. Moore. Esq.
attorney named In mortgage FROM Thomas Il
Matthews aud others Ia Elizabeth u. Hopkins, q
farm containing Iii acres. situated about one mil,
north 81 tho Philadelphia road. u miles from Hal
timnTe, Improved by good house, ac. purchased
by the mortgage for $1,000.
County Agricultural Society. The III
rectors IL the baltimore county Agricultural So
eiciy held - meeting nj Timonium on Monday
the president. Samuel brady, In the chair, and