The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-12-25

The TowsonioWn correspondent ofthc imsr-
ierH, speaking Of the small amount Of business
before the ciTcuit Court and the fast that the
jurics were seat home until the 81 of Januaty.
makes this Suggestive remark '.Our hotel aud
bar-room keepers are gTuEbng awfuiy over the
cOnsequen; lack Of business"
We spent couple Of weeks in u brisk city
In Illinois q few winters ago, and when the first
snow came We noticed that = prominent livery
stable keeper cent his best hose and sleigh up 20
the Office Of the local paper and placed tho rig at
the disposal Of the editor. There are no western
men keeping liyery-stable in Towson,own.
--MessFs. John 7. Morris, Fielder G. Sling.
lua and Heinrich &. Tieck, trustees appointed by
the Court to sell the valuable property Of the late
August Beck, on Garrison lane, near the fredcr
lex road, are running the brewery and will CON
tinue 10 do until the day Of sale-puc sday,
January 9Th, 1881. 500 tons Of very fine ice were
lately housed under the direction OF the trustees.
-Christinas trees were In demand the pact
week. Some who vslntcd them rallied other poo
pies fields and woodland and supplied themselves
without even saying so much as ''by your leave"
But NO believe, under the law, Il Is not stealing
10 cut down tree and carry IL or This l. simply
trcspass. If you took "a trco which some one had
cut down, that would be scaling. Strange, isn't
Il!
The 9th district (ISl;hmore county, cor.
respondent Of the Glen Rock fsca. pays the fol-
lowing compliment 10 Mr. John c. boscy. Treas.
nrcr llu,ehins efficient clerk "rhc agreeable
manner in which Mr.. Boslcy. clerk In the Treas
urers Office received our taxes az Merrikcns store
last week. went far towards soiteni7g feelings
at having to travel over the bad ROADS IN tho Up
per End"
The Elk:idfsc fox-hunicrs have been beaten
again. NJ. J. J. Turner, Jr. OF Baltinorc. was
down in Patapseo Neck the other day, whom his
dogs put up very large red fox. The neigh
bors Joined in the chase and after an cxcitu. run
of i've hours the fox was captured. and Mr. Turner
wasn't hunting for foxes either. II he had worn
one Of those fancy English hunting costumes like
the Elkrdgers wear he would never In the world
have caught that fox.
A number Of members Of the Catholic
church held n meeting here last week 60 take
steps towards building n church in Towsontown.
A committee appointed 10 wait upon the Arch
bishop Of Baltimore, whose authority is necessary
In the premises. II is probable that an eligible
lot will be secured, large enough for the erection
Of n church, parsonage. school house aud shci-
ding. There seems to be no doubt but that the
effort will be crowned with success.
AIR. II. 7. Emich the well known and pop.
ulaT harness maker Of Rcis,cTstown. calls our AZ
;en;ion t0 the fact that he ha, iust turned out
very hnc set of buggy harness Cor Mr.. Saul ".
Storm. AMI requests rs TO examine the same and
pass our judi tneni on them. "San' bought him
selfa nobby sleigh about three weeks ago and
fellow might as well try TO find needle in hay
stack rs 10 find either him the harncss now.
But we have not the slightest doubt that the har-
ness gre \ in every particular, "a Emich turns
out none but iirst.clasf work.
"A gentleman from the country lately
had some business with member 81 the bar here.
during which he "hackici" scincwha; ah"A, the
expense. The lawyer has vc,y neat Office. the
walls being adorned with pictures. needle work.
presents fron lady friends. &C. The "gcat from
the country" thought the charges for proics ional
services too steep. but the lawyer declared they
were just aud proper. Finally the countryman
said. CHANGING at the walls. "wa'l. ct could
make money that easy III hey blue things hang.
ing around my walls too. And then there were
some audible smiles.
The heavy snow Monday and Tuesday
caused much trouble on The Tuwsonirwn hotsc
railway and the were OF more thnn ON the
track. making the riding anything but comfort
able for the passengers. The work Cor both men
and horses very iatgucing. The ear which
left Towsuntown al .. ~. Tuesday, aud which
should have been back at Q. did not reach hcFc
before ! II occurs 20 ~ that IL force Of men
had been put to work at an Onrly hour TUESDAY
msrning all the snow nigh, have been shoyclcd
from the track before noon. thus saving much
labor for men and horses and contributing greatly
to the comforts Of the patrons of the line. Bu,
then We are no; the superintendent Of the road