The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-08-28
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roAa picked Up county Cmcer MaIkis!' VINO
Travelled some di,'anee win him. on leaving
the wagon the onieer forgot a pair OF handouts
which b. bad Win him, ana when Mr hIrdendalI
seaener or. Lang nc '"ok 'ne'li IN 70 'ea'e mem
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sne 'I'ns. 49,. ""en "e bu' mem gu "'s ~.
bracelets aud the only way 90 release him was TO
hunt up the officer, which was done and the CUTS
were renOv cd after having been on q considerable
time.
As announced in your columns last week, ST.
Michacl's Evangelical Lutheran church, near this
place was dedicated on Sunday last. The crvices
began ut . o'clock, nd were interesting and i'm
pressive. The interior Of the church was hand
soInciy decorated, while n large choir rendered
the music in q very acceptable manner. Rev. e.
Zcincr the pastor. ofieaied, assisted by Revs. J.
Pisier and ,. A. Conrad, both Of Baltimore. Tho
services followed the ritual ofthe Lutheran church.
Rev. J. Pisier preached the German sermon
taking his text from IT. Matthew. xvii, 1. while
Rev. =. A. COaradi preached the English sermon,
taking his text from Genesis. 18th chapter and Sth
verse. The church, which has been building for
the last three months was erected entirely by the
contributions Of the members. Mr.. Walter, n
trustee, Is also the architect. The church l. Of
stone, 3Ox5O feet, and very neat in appearance.
Everything L. sufferin- greatly for want Of rain.
Corn Is firing" and vegetation generally looks
wiitcd. We have not had q soaking rain for
considerable time. and the water In tho streams
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Additional Items from Perry Hall.-A
large number Of very odd looking birds have
made their appearance On the farm Of Mr.. Trcm,,.
Ter. between the Camp Chapel road and Bclair
turnpike. They are about the ,iac of . crow aud
white u. snow. These strange birds disappear
in the morning AMI return again about sundowD.
They make nvi-c similar to the and in
many tcspcr;. like them.
Mr. Gi,ins Moore has a tine peach crop ;hi.
season and i marketing about Ga bushels n week.
realizing about Sl.DU per Lu,hci for them. At
tai. rate lrach"s IA, much better than tomatoes.
which bring "uly about 80 ci. per bu.hel.
Lima bean. are yicliing we'll considcring the
drought. hat they are selling low in market -
-. 20 per bu-hc hulic'l. NJ. N"lk ha, about the
largest cT"r in the neighborhooi.
Mo-, farmers have finished thrcshing their
wheat. Tie yield was much smaller than Was cx.
pcctci.
The new bell IN the Grrman Lutheran church.
which wa dedicated On Sunday last. weighs 2sO
il,s. and c"si SSO. Tie collection, on sunday
amounted To- about $40. The rebuilding Of the
church cost in the ucishb"rhood Of $500. nearly
al If which ass subscribed by the members. l..
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