The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-06-26
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| sssr Hoardfiay HoHses-Mr. Garrifse's (a.e, DE
Wheat cutting began In this neighborhood OF
Monday week and has been vigorously pushed
ahead ever since ~ the wheat has Fipened very
fast. The weather has becn very favorable for
the work, no interruption from rain having 90.
/ Cured except on Tuesday Of last week, and the
Temperature at no time having been oppressive
| The yield In most cases In this vicinity will be
less than was expected aud some declare they will
| not make more than half crop. Corn 10 now
growing finely and the recent showers have very
materially improved the appearance OF the oats
aud q fair crop may yet be realized, though the
straw be short. Rye, like wheat, has also rather
disappointed the expectations ofthe growers. The
hay crop OF the present year will probably be the
iiehtest made for . long time. Nor 10 this true Of
| our state alone. Accounts from other States ara
equally unfasorable aud there are Few localities
that will have more than sufhces for their oxn
| consumption. The price has already reached $25
per ton aud Il IL proPhesied that Il wil DO double
that sum before twelve months have expired.
The summer boarding houses In this region are
all now IN the food tide Of success aud when one
| looks at the crowds of people which gu the
grounds around some of them he cannot help
| wondering ~ksFc they all find storage room at
night. ~ neighbour. Mrs. Poscy. OF "Irightsidc s.
Who last sutslmcr provided tents for the accommo.
| dati"n Of those Of her guests who chose To lodge
| under canvas. found the experiment so successful
that this season she compelled 60 make an ad.
dition to her camp. Sleeping in tent on a hot
night - certainly much more agreeable than IN
der q wooden roof.
The number Of people who dock to the summer
boarding houses IN this portion of our county in
cteascs every year and there Is not a house that
has established q reputation that has not ap-
pheants than u eau accommodate. The reason &c
this u very obvious. In no section of country
around Baltimore can there be found So many Of
the essentials to tho enjoyment Of u visit Co the
country a. IN that portion lying north Of the city.
Its elevation VI hundrcds Of feet above tide and
it, distance from any large body Of water secures
pure atmosphere. The primitive rocks which
underlie the whole northern portion of the county
furnish abundance VI water free from the un hole
some impurities So often found in other sections.
AMI last. but BY no means least among it, adV an.
tasrs. Is the absence of mosquitoes. ticks aud all
other inscct nuisances " Nj.h dctTart much from
ones snl"Ntusnt IN 1aaL. parts Of the country.
That thee advantages are Acknowledged and al
pteclatrd = evidenced by the fact that many per
sous pend each succeeding summer ia the same
locality aud their frequent visits have made their
fascs a. familiar a. those u the old rc.idcnts.
while speaking 1T summer resorts. With Your
peTmis,i"n. Mcssrs. Editors. | would say that "
any Of thc reader. OF the MON visit Atlantic Cty
thi. suuusr. wound recommend them to stop at
vermont cottage. Kept by Miss x. X. Harvey.
Mis- Harvey = an old friend Ui your currcspnn-
dent shd her long experience Ia Philadelphia and
other shores - suihcicnt guarantee that none
~h9 pafvtifc hcr will fail {" be pleased With their
Vi.it.
IL appear from the city paper. that Mr.. Garri
tee has ~ asi succeeded in getting damage 10 the
amount uf ~ uuO from the contractors tor dump
INK the city. ath IN from. ef hi, property On the
fataPsco. Now $4,000 j. snug Of money
bat a. this conflict ON the part Of Mr. u. ha. been
s"ins on for long tune It is probable that when
hi expense deducted NJ. damages will be lit
lie 90 nothing. IL Is much more likely that sun
dry other gentlemen who hove had a finger IN
this mud Pie. bat Who have not been lama gcl in
the slishte., degree either in person or property
BY this iumpin: businsss have nevertheless.
cleared more money from their connection With Il
than Mr.. Garrtee will. even il he ever gets the
tiOOOo damages accorded him. :.
From Gardenviile. 18th District. Ma,r,-
a'"HtHt- Rrrdedy ~ Hiftc.f--T TIE Pea Crsg.--
LuFge l'sid dai Hsa,Has rdiire Isi,s..-On sun
day l.st Mr. John obingcr. of Washington. va.
married O. Miss Amelia nabason. at the German
Lutheran church. this place. Rev. Mr.. Seiscn
officiating. After the ceremony the newly welded
par. with \ large number Il invited friends re
paired 10 the residence of the brides pareats
where also number VI guests awaited them.
and a splsRdii supper VAS served. The happy
couple received the con CALCULATIONS u all and On
Tuesday morning took there departure for wash
inston, which !. 90 be their home.
On saturday afternoon last A. Mrs. Neibanrr
and son ssTe going 10 market, their wagon came
in collision With another causing the horse 20 run
away ani in trying to escape a wagon in front.
ran against . stone pile. breaking OF the shafts,
one Of the broken pieces running into the horses
side and another cutting his leg badly. lie wa
taken TO the city and many spiinters taken FROM
the wound in his side and shoulder aud the wound
as sewei up. The same horse ran away two
weeks ago and upset the wagon, breaking it to
pieres. Mr. Seibauer recently paid over 5000
for the horse.
The weather up TO date fTgssdayj Ia. been
everything that could be desired for saving the
I 49, A
most % ~ - now cut and secured and some have
taken advantage % the late rains and plouyhed
the ground AMI now have IT ready for planting
other crops.
Those Il our gardeners sho we're fortunate
enough 10 plant good many peas last .prins
have done well. the late crop having been benefit
ted by the late rains. They are nov bringing
$40 20 900 per bushel. the grower paying =
u 20 cents. according O. the condition Of the
crops for picking them. I Eas informed today
oy nephew II Mr.. Joseph Brian. e ma Arundel
county. that from two gathering. last seek he re-
allied 500, picking At one time COO Dashel. and
AZ another sod bushels. ami getting for them 81 50
o. 81 90 per bushel. Mr.. Brian planted 100 acres
in peas That beats Baltimore county. I know
bat We haze a farm af abog; zoo acre. in the ieth
district that last wear produced 1000 bu.hei. 81
potatoes and the total roduc; of the place Tor the
sane year aggregated the handsome e
$4,000. MAR
From Sweet Air. 10th District. ~ TIE C.~
sss- Ife- We WsH farsf 10 .fiay-Ap
PIE Cr"p-F ae E@repe -.N.ri"". difficulty. -
Mcs-rs. &. 4. Weakley and Joshua H. Parker
census enumerators for this district. have compile
ted their york.
Mr.. John Lynch gave pic mic in the grove Of
Mr.. Joshua ". Price. 90 the 9th Which vas largely
attended. Among the gentlemen present sers
noticed James u. Powell, Howard Parker. CaryiI
Periue, A. Mccormick and Benj. 7. johnson.
A gust came up abou, midnight and drove the
merrymakers o. Mr.. Lynch house, where dancin 2
was kept up until daylight.
Two men engaged in deepening a we'll for
Mr.. Louis SchuFman made = nsrrow escape from
death a few days ago by the dist eaving IN upon
them.
Farmers in ,hi. vicinity are making rapid pro.
gres. With their harvest work. Most q them
have finished cutting wheat.
There prospects for much larger appiecr
this season than Tor many years. late storm
blew srea, many early apples from the trees.
Mr.. Thomas Gnrsneh. % Philopolis. started for
Europe this week. This will make his fourth or
fifth trip scFoss the ocean.
serious difficulty occurred AZ Zimmerman.
tavern, at the Upper Cros. Roads, Hartford county.
few days ago. dispste arose betssen Mr..
Zimmerman and James u. Iia,chins and Coley
| Vanhorn, during the continuance Of which thsy
came 20 blows. when. IL 10 alleged. enc Of the lat.
ter drew knife and inflicted . dangerous wound
on Me-. Y. He IL nov lying In . preearious con
dition. vashern vas also hurt very badly In the
melee. Hutchins. who is . resident of Baltimore
county, vas arrested and lodged in Belair Jail
W. W..
Maryland Limo Items.-Farmer. 10 this
vicinity are harvesting their grain and hay crops.
AZ yet the army worm has not made it, sp-
Pearance in this section and u Is hoped IL uii not
do 90.
Rev. A. II. Riley has nearly completed . ane
barn which will add very much 10 the appearance
| Of his place.
/ Mrs caskey. wife 81 NJ. Robert W. ., key, -
THE village. IL lying very 10 At her Fes.,..Ace
| Mr. J. Henson Roster, Of Maryland Line has