The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-10
From Gardonv.lle. l2,h pis.r,ct.

From Gardonville, 18th District.
iag- Fare Raissd- ResiyHsi-F First Sermon- Hfgi
Prirss-CosfcHihsBf--AR IsferesfiHg Diseorery
d-r.-Ths work 81 gardening has again commenced
in good earnest. after two weeks delay, and ovcTS
one !. busy planting bccts. radlishss, peas onion
sets. &C. Tho ground IL now In fine condition
and seeds. &c. planted at this time will no doub
do better thsn those put IN earlier.
Tho pTUprciors Of the coach linc running FROM
Raspsburg ami Gsrienviilc 90 boundary avenue
have advanced the fare from 10 to H. cent? from
EasPsburg and from a. ~ cents from Garden
willie to the city. hear much complaint from the
patTsns Of the line on this account and many say
they will not ride. There are now three coaehe.
running daily.
Mr.. benjamin =. Psrlct, who has been in the
employ II tho Bclair turnpike company Tor six and
a-half years rs keeper Of the first toll. gate and
who has filed the position SO acccptably TO both
the company and the public. has resigned and II
about to engage in farming. Mr.. John Sharpe
has been selected to fll tho vacancy.
Rev. T.. Richardson. minister in charge Of Great
Falls Circuit preached his first sermon at Gatch''
NJ. L. church on Sunday last to n good congrega.
ton. The Sabbath school At this church. which
has been closed since Christmas, will DO rcorgan.
lied on Sunday next.
Vegetables are selling better this spring than
for some years. Sprouts bringing from 60 "a
- cents per box. when last season they were moi
worth cutting and hauling to the city. On account
Of the drought last fall the crop was n partial
failure and every gardener Is wishing he had more
to market. but IL they had perhaps the price,
would not be 80 .cmuneTativc. so IL would seen
that people are never contentci. Speaking oil
cpntcnimsnt reminds me of some verses from
"Chniierbox" which will bear repeating
man in his carriage was riding along.
gaily dressed wife by his side:
In satin and iacSs. she looked like a queen,
And he like king in his pride.
A wood sawyer stood on the stree; as they passed
The carriage and couple he eyed,
And said. as he worked with his saw On log.
IL wish was rich and could ride
The man in his carriage remarked to his wife
Zone thing I would give IL I could Health
Ia give nll my wealth for the strength and ths
"f Oh" strong man who's saving the wood
prctiy young maid with bundle Of work.
Whose iacc a. the morning. was fair.
Went tripping aloag with a smile nf delight.
While hunming love breathing air
She looked on the carriage. the lady she saw
Aursyed in apparel - hnc.
IA! said ia n whisper. II wish from my heart.
Those sain- and iaces were mine.
The lady looked uut on the maid with her work
- fair ~ her calico 'lrcss.
And said. - give up my position and wealth,
Her beauty and health I" possess"
And thus IL 10 in this world. Whatever our iui
our minds and our time We employ in longing for
John and ';corgs iiuinmcl. while working in az
oil ore bank On the Philadelphia road. about six
mile. from the city. in digging nine feet below III,
surface they found CROW .bar pick, shovel and .
large stone hammer. The handles were APPARENT,
solid but could be picked To- pieces with the fingers
Tie iron was very much rns;ed This hank va,
worked abou; 100 wears ago BY tho English. sine,
which time IL has not been operated. IL is thought
these toois were left there bv them Ia. Il.
From Cub Hill. 18th District--S y. E!.c
E..H-.Nrrr.y fnhi,if.fs,I-H. Ti.nIHy B..i.e.s-
D,s"cr"'i. fifL. dr.--On Sunday last the sab
school a, liz ". T.. church wa rcorsanised and
tho following officer. elected for the cnsuinx wear
Superintendent. Nm. \. Fuller assistant, Robi
blackburn secretary. WIN. 'irnham assistant
Mir Maggie Irwin; librarian. David Irwin: as
.istint. Mis- sadie Miller: treasurer. Miss Sarah
liariNick nrganist. Miss Maggie lIarlwick.
uu Thursday rf last week Mr.. Chas Manning
finished surveying the city property situated OF
the Hartford road. alon; the t;unpowdcr.
Mr. Secbp!i i having very large cannin;
hou.c erected On his farm. near Lavender HILL
MI. WIN. Scitt. living at Cub Hill. is also making
preparation t" carry On an extensive cAnnin.
blsine.. Til. sumhcr.
Rev. l.. Richardson. preacher on Great Fall
Circuit. preached hi. Introductory sermon Co 4
large congregation ~ liis,' ". l.. church. on sun
daN lat.
4 Democratic club called the 'Bayarl club.
W.. organized at Sir. !. A. Thoman's store "A few
night ago ami the following officers elected -
PRECEDENT. Frank Bishop: vice president. Rober
y. White secretary. George Bennett. The ciul
numbers about twenty five persons.
Mr.. Robert Proctor Is lying very III nj his re-.
deace near Cub Hill suffering with drpbsy W