The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-16
FROM ornnneville. l2th pIstrict.-.

ing general prosperity throughout Bsitimors
county. Drought has prevailed along the Phila-
dclphia road during the present fall - far. ye,
there j. considerable sickness Of a nalarial
character, with here aud there case ol chilli and
aguc. n very general disease now in every part Of
our country. even among the hily countr, of BAL.
timorc and Howard counties We have heard OF
numbers of eases of chills. showing general ten
dcncy Of the atmosphere to produce malarial com.
plants at this season Of the year. A few "Jack
frosts" will be worth more to Us than q barrel OF
snlphaie of quininc.
In business aiIairs our vicinity seems TO be pro-
grcs'inI ut least 30 far as TO make the two ends
Of the year meet. Marketing has brought n
moderate price aud the crops have been abundant.
Hiram kimbc. our postmaster. has rcplenishcd
his store and rc.opcnel under promising circum-
stances. lie Is a worthy man out a little too
clever for his own advantage. The experience Of
business men has proved that il is unsafe TO do n
large credit trade. for while the intentions of
debtors may be good. their ability 10 perform l.
not always on par with their good desire. Many
n man has been broken up By trusting TO the good
intentions Of well meaning class of customers.
Considerable improv ovemcnt Is about to be made
at the "orange Junction, in the construction Of u
rpund-housc. water tank, station house. Ic.. by
the i. W. u. Il. Il. The work has already
commenced and il j. thought will he completed in
the spaec Of two months. Quite n large number
Of hands have been employed and the next six
months will see quite decided change for the
better. Some ten acres or more were sold Of the
Orange Farm" occupied by 4. J. Parlett. during
the summer. and the same will be improved in
various ways by the railroad company. which
will add life and interest Ga the Philadelphia road
II some druggist in the city would set himself up
Mt orangcvillc we know of no other business that
would be - likely g. succeed. lie would have all
the country trade for miles with plenty of business
in ihi. vicinity. We hope some one will take the
hint and try II.
hur young physician. br. Norri,. has a good
run "i patients, lie i gradually gaining the con.
h'lcnc" nf our entire community and is worthy.
\ graduate oi the baltimore Medical College. he
!. well qualified to discharge the duties of phy.i
elan and j. provin: himself skiliul in his proics.
zion. We believe in supporting and encouraging 9
home talent u, far as it can be done wiihou, l",,
{" tile public
quite number uf buildings are going up in
Hishlandtown and We know of u" place where
H.. are cheaper "r more desirable for building
diI' ses. Time will soon make a favorable
chaI lc on the eat side of baltimore long over
l""k'd BY the cnicFpfsing public. We want a
liur ics, whiskcy selling and beer drinking on
tie Sabbath on our id, "f Baltimore and We hope
iolicc officer will lo'k pretty closely after any
ai"n: the Philadelphia road who It'll pcr.,i in
violating eur sunday Law. We speak altogether
"n q! Sabbath view "f the ease for many of cur
lcoi le wish 10 enjoy the sabbath a. day "f
church goin. and prayer. six days ongh, To-
serve the purpose "f any en- "a :ci in the cominon
pursuit. of life.
Tie pastor and vi!c &c Highland avenue church
returned lately from yisi; To Ohio ami New N"rl
and were greeted by the parishioncrs in an even.
ing .oriablc. table being generously sprcad in
the par-unasc by the ladies. the occasion being
one It grca; pleasure 10 all parties concerned
1h" ladies Of the church have announced grand
exhibition and literary entertainment tor N"scm-
her llth. Ta'cn; at home and from the c.:s la.
been engaged aui n the object i. To- help feeble
station there i. No doubt IL will be well paironiyc
The public have heretofore shown great Interest,
ia the improvement. maic 10y the pastor in church
mr'''r'. and We think that interest has MT vet
ahai,d.
Joseph iIuchc,. who la. been mostly conEnrl
{" liz house for over three months. is nov Lalc
ami hearty with the prospcc; OF many happy year,
before him
\ mcc;in; was held n, the parsonage on ia,t
FRIDAY evening. and S2J.uu in cash were reported
toward paving ior the new church organ. Ihi.
makes nearly SU collected for thi. purpose With
ia the last few months. With only about -
well ani yet there is ample room Tor continued
inn rovcment. PLts.
From Mt. Washington, N. c. r. R.-M,,.
'i"q's- Asir Socisf,--jTy Br.akiag- The Earai.
The matrimonial narkc, in this section i. very
brisk Already several couples have hecn admit
tel into the "swec,." uf mattimony Thi. Tuc.-
day evening Mr.. Richarison. highly respected
employee of the y. .. l.. Il. Co.. and Mis. v
Jackins. daughter of Mr.. Joseph Jackin.. will be
married and leave Baltimore at D. M. for Niagara
\ society was organized u few evening. ago e.
promote the general knowledge e literature anon
the people -: 'hi. nei.hbothooi. IL was STYLED
The L.yccum ofthc Mt. Washington n. r. church. '
The Rev. J. i. Wright was elected presidcni.-
Such a .ocieiy has been needed here Tor a long
time.
4 pleasant affair in the shape of jug breaking
took place On Thursday evening Of la, week IL
belonged exclusively 10 the ladics Of the Mite -.
ci"'y. iugs had previously been distributed
among the se'eral homes. and the amount. oh
tainei by this means aggregated n snu. little sum-
Rcircshmcnis were served and throughout the en-.
tire evening the time was spent very pleasantly
All the money realized will 60 to the 'impro,e.
men; funi' Of the NJ T.. church.
NJ Washington was well Trprrsentcd in Eaiii-
more Yesterday. Mr.. Hooper had the factory
stopped ami nearly every one from the place went
{" ~iiness the great industrial procession To- .ay
iha, they were pleased would come far short ofex
rTc..ng their delight. Par.
Perry Hall nth District Items The
newly elected officer. oi Perry Hall Division Son.
of Temperance. have been installed by bcruiy
Edward Divcn. e. v. T.. =, follows ". r..
rank Penn ". ~. John Walter; u. :. John
Il. Moore \. Il. :. Elizabeth Akehurst T..
VIM: Fhill'is J. :. Henry Walter C.. Edward
Akrhur,i Conductor. ne,. Walter; A.. g.. Su'ie
Bhhns-io! l. :, David pc'iruchy q. :. jas.
Fem.
The "ermani"wn Permanent Buiidin: Associa.
ion has elected the following officers for the en-.
.uin; year President. wm. j. l.amden vice
c,.ne"'' p"' p,,,'ueh, secretary: Henry
y, " "N'' ueasu'e'' n'ehHn h!et' irect"Ts'
h'h,! - hv't'hs' S.oa,uah Mi''er, .'r' u: ircm-
per- FRANK n"'fher, a. Sehr"eier' tha'. "inkier
am hehi! Increment
'al'; i,aiah baker ha' d"ari pear tree on his
i''h "hicn ha' 'h'' ,'a'"h borne tour crops "i
it",'' tue .ast zones b''ns about tue silc oi
h',s'r! nu''
NJ 'has w. EiWatds, farmer and gardener
OF this vicinity will sell his personal pTupetty on