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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-04
La faerzs y hoy sus bondades
A qua dan nuestras locuras
Iamerecido realce

A qua dan nuestras locuras
Iamereciio. realce
A la vista de ese yulgo
T;mido, aecio 8 cobarde
Cue de nuestra sociedad
G C'mpons Ia mayor parte.
Mas Olga 10 que dijere
Nj esposa, en- cuanto ese sane,
81 es 10 que presume, juro
Que el merecido he de darle.
ID No Sc le hallaron papeles
N objsto alguno que marque
S<1 procadencis ? el doctor
Pregunto; { como sin que liable,
Pues no hs hablado, conocieron
Q1e era espsnol ?-No Sc. el aire
Tel vez. -. cosas de mi esposa. !.
Graoioso que So engahase
Seria. lLo que es papeles!
81 unos cuantos hallaronle:
Ca:tas que pueden ser suyas
0 do otro, insigni6csntss.
--Tenga vuecencia cuidado,
Que ca efecto, no habra nadie
q 10 a carload atribuya
Solauorte el hos pedaje
DAlo ep palacio no m6nos,
Por persona tan notable
Como vaecenoia, q nm perdtio
Tai voai quiza q m intrigante
Conspirador contra el 6rden
Legal Aanque ror mi parte
Guario yo tods reserva,
No es iif,oil que por alguien
So comente este suceso
De un modo desfavorable
Para yueoencia, y oil mando
Que ejerce puede ooatarle,
81 no es que persecuciones
Y disgnstos es muy fragil
Mando 8 favor que 81 debe
A las masas popnlares;
Bien que tanSa el do vuecancia
Apoyo on les oalidades
De su Hefiora
x tambieu
En- mis- seryioioa ooassansea
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-04
Y en- mis- opiniones. -.
ESQ
M c;Ampro 90 halle al ulnaNna

ESQ
No sismprs Sc halIa oil alcance
De las masas les han hecho
Descon6ar con bastante
Razon de ricos y mobiles,
7 es vuecencia de esa clase.
Adios; 81 enfermo sigue
De aiivio, tai que es muy f6oil
Sepa quo atenerss va
Ouando i,egue preguntarIe.
d Presu no ust6 que ha "a dido :
-Todo, ( menos que me engaks.
Fuese ell doctor y con 81
Mi huesped q encaminarle,
Y por otra puerta entr6
Una sonora, mi angel
Tutelar, sin duda, & quien
Dabia Ia vida. A darme
Una pocima venia
Con lsntitud acercandose
A mi lecho, por tenor
Acaso de despertarme
Brusoamente.-Su marido
Volvi6 y echando la llave
A IN puerts, asi la diio
Azorado senalandome
=" Todo 10 ha dido, aegun
81 doctor y pues va sabe
La congola en- que nos pone
Su silencio; que nos saque
De dudas; un gesto solo
81 agradece tus lsfanes,
Bsstars q traaquilizarnos I"
7 asi empeE6.a preguntarme.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-04

[ CoNTINUAoIoN.
Ent6nces en- IN suspiro
Senti mi vida exhalarse
Anublaronse mis- ojos.
Ceso de latir mi ssngre;
7 al pie de una cruz que a oriIla
De mi camiDo elevabase
Como pidiendo un sufrsgio
De piedad al caminante,
Osl postrado mi lengua
A la palabra negandose,
Ap6nas .pronuncisr pudo
En- desconcertadas frases
AIgo que el nombre seria
De mi patria y de mis- padres.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-04
XVIII.

De que rnodo eilos elias tratan al
espalol en- Mejico.
I'm busto hermoso y una careta
horrible.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-04

Cusndo voiyf On mi me hallaba
En- una estancia sgradsble,
I hasta lujosa /; mi lecho,
Asi como 10 restante
Del ajuar, por su limpiezs,
Ofden = primor, nnostrabanme
La mano de una muier
Cuidadosa y elegante
No menos que piadosa,
Pues entire variss imSgenes
Que adornaban las paroles
vi cerca de mi, alumbr&ndole
Una lsmpara ell contorno
Puro, q Ia Yirgea del Carmen,
One per especial patrona
Del espanol inmigrante
6s tiene squf; 10 que fu6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-04

Tienen ell 46'46 p.S de Slice
que hacen en.............. 1885
8'23 p.S de acido fosf0rico
que son .............. l4l 4
465 p.S de acido sulfdrico
que escienden d. ...... 797
8'9l p.S de cal que suben d 1881
45O p.S de magnesia que
representan -. ..... TIA
1903 p.S de potaSa que for
man. 80. :. 1927
TAI p.5 de cloruro potash
CO que forman. 1874
9'2l p.S de cloruro s6dico
que SON.. ........ 1854
TOTAL. ..... l7lS7
Al expresar estas cifras es necesa-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-04
FOLLETIN.
len LAS INDIAS!!
VIDA PRAcTICA DEL EsPANoL EN- AMERICA

DON MANUEL PEREZ DIAZ.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-04

Gao la careta y So d95cubre Ia fax
sA@@-----
81, como tengo entendido,
No ignora de que Sc trata,
Mu6strese usts agrsdecido,
o al m6nos compadecido
De essa inquietad que nos iAasa.
l0oniNs~dl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-04
xxx.

Gao la Garcia Sc dssoubre ia far.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-12-31
From oardenville 18th District.

Christmas day opened with clear bright sky
ALd . spring like atmosphere. ! have heard
many Of our oldest inapbitAnts say they never
member seeing such beautiful weather on Christ d.
mas day. The several churches were we'll attended
aud the day vas quietly spent. IN Monday the
weather vas alec hne and the Griag Il gun.
aud the blowing 81 tin horns told " that the JOY
festival was being celebrated a. usual. never
people enjoy themselves better. each family
doing it, best 10 entertain it, friends. We have
good reason to be happy As We have had pros
porous year. although We experienced dry sum.
mer and fall and there vas q scarcity Of some
thing. but uhat vas raised brought good prices
and made up for other deficiencies.
On Wednesday afternoon while some workmen
AZ Brehm's brewery we're engaged in cleaning a
large cask tank with hot air. which was forced
into IL BY machinery. the cask exploded seriously
injaTing one Of the men, the others escaping. The
noise 81 the explosion sas heard = issg distance
aud No. chemical engine reached the brewery.
in few minutes. the hfemen being under the i'm.
preston that boiler had exploded aud that their
services would be needed.
ST. Josephs pos,oeiee. situated six miles on the
Belair road. has been discontinued. Mr.. J. 81
Smith. Who has been acting ~ postmaster. having
resigned. no ono could be foand 20 accept the %.
zee. Mail matter intended for that place will nov
have o. be distributed through the GArdenVills
ofhee.
On Monday Afternoon last George sehasfsr
AEeA AbaAt ." war; taNHFNf VA tle tAAIAut 81
Mr.. Losi. Friend, while standing ia the door Of
the Dwelling occupied BY Mr.. Kerns. suddenly
fell forwArd aud ~hsh picked up found 10 b.
dead. Justice Rcever held an inquests. the jury
rendering a verdict Of death from natural causes
Sehaeaer wAs q married man ba; had no, been
living with his wife for some years.
Messrs. John NJ. Herman A Sons. our populai
wagon builders. have just completed one % th'
finest wagons ever turned out on this road. II "a,
built for Mr.. james ". smith and will be used foi
Transporting goods for his store a; Patty Hill
Mr. W. u. Reever also had Gne wagon built b.,
the same hrm last month. They have put ~
thirteen neu wagons and carriages this year ever
one Of uhieh has given entire satisfaction. Moth.
ing but the very best material is used.
On Sunday afternoon last Mrs Anna Maris
Catch. widow 81 the late Captain Nicholas
Catch and mother % Maj. Thos. b. Catch, de
parted this life after illness Of only few days
IN the sgd year % her age. Her funeral tool
place Tuesday afternoon. Rev. WIN. Mcdonald, o.
Andrews chapel. Officiating. The remains wer'
inferred beside those of her husband. Who died I
few years ago. VI. A. X.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-12-31
From Aibsrion and yloin,,s. "a district.


Christmas passed OF pleasantly at this place
II was celebrated on Monday. The boys made
the usual amount Of noise with FIRE crackers and
guns, but there pleasant scarcity Of tin horns.
The annual entertainment Of the Alberton Sab
bath school was held In the Evangelical church NJ
81 p. IN. The Christmas carols. hymns and an
thems were finely rendered by the choir under the
direction Of Mr.. d. N. Shaver, who also presided
at the organ. Music was also furnished by the
Alberton cornet band, under the leadership Of Mr..
q. J. Meehan. Amer m appropriate address by
Rev. Edward crumbling, pastor In charge, the
children received the usual yearly premiums Of
appropriate books for good attendance, &c. The
church was decorated with evergreens and Christ
mas trees.
On Christmas eve Mr.. Gary presented each fam
lily In his employ with. q fne turkey, and In some
instances where there was large family two tur-
keys were presented.
There was a shooting match at WIN. RusselI's,
near this place, on Monday, aud several fne tur-
keys were thus disposed Of to good advantage. A
large number participated with much apparent en-
joyment.
There was q very pleasant gathering at the res
idehce Of Mr.. c. J. Parker, on Monday night, and
the time was very pleasantly passed In dancing
and social intercourse.
The new hall at this place 10 nearly finished and
certainly does credit 90 those interested In plan
ming and executing the general arrangements and
finish fthc building. The old hall was len gthened
by the addition Of twenty-five and half feet, the
interior has been entirely remodeled, the walls
handsomely finished In fresco, permanent stage
erected at end, and library room at the other.
The entrance 10 the hall has also been changed 20
q more convenient location and good, wide stair.
way provided. Scenery has been provided for the
stage and IL now In the hall, together with Eve
different drop curtains. The stage Is provided
with foot-lights and with eut-oifs for regulating
the lights In the hall 10 give proper effect during
performances. II is estimated that the hall viii
comfortably accommodate seven hundred persons
The dedicatory performance will be the temper
anee drama, Ten nights In . bar.room." This is
being prepared under tho direction Of Mr.. ID. NJ.
Shawen, with Mr.. Ohio Tucker ~ stage manager,
and will be presented about the 23d and 24th Of
January. II 10 not definitely known when the
library will be open. but ~ soon possible. Two
thousand volumes have been purchased aud more
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-12-31
New Church a. Hishland,own.

We have already mentioned the fact tina, hne
new Presbyterian church was about To be erected
at Iliehlnndto~n. this county. IL will be called
the Abbott Memorial Chapel named after MI.
Horace Abbott. The project Of erecting the
chapel has been vigorously prosecuted by Rev. j..
wyUne Jones. of the Tome Street Church Canton.
for some time past. Mr.. Horace Abbott gises
oo0 for the building Of the edhee. and the lot
Of ground for u. on the corner Of Highland ave
nue. and Bank street. was purchased early In No
vetnber by Messrs. John :. Gilman and George
Brown. aud eust $1,000. II fronts l2j feet On the
avenue aud runs back Isl fee, on Bank street.
Mr. Abbot, pays all expenses Of the contract,
which !, for 81 t.ooo. not including light. seating
or beat. The church will be a model of beauty.
Ia gill be built Of brick, with stone trimming IL
will front on Bans stree; % feet. and run back
100 feet. leaving portion q the lot unoceuPie'i.
There aill be two stcres, On the hrst hoor 10 the
church. With asea,ing capacity Of coo. The ?dhoor
will be portionei of into sehool-roons. the main
room in the centre. Al the south end the infan,
elss. will be placed. aud the northern end will
contain three rooms for library. The pastora,e
q the ne~ chapel IL o. be offered Rev. J. wynne
Jones. In recognition of his service. in behalf Of
the Workin yfnen u Canton.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-12-31
Social LIE In Hereford.

Though hoary winter has robbed our trees o
their summer verdure, aud they stand With bare,
out,tfetehed arms. sighing mournfully DER the de-
parting hours of the old year yet the hearts ofths
people q town rejoice In the thought that the
dying year has been we'll spent. and with mirih
and gladness they await the coming Of the new
monarch, lss2.
The young folks % the neighbOrhooi have or
GAINED a series % soeiables for the winter. and
have weekly meetings at their respective houses.
'Sociabie." l. the name they have chosen, yet me-
thinks Literary Society" would be . more APP
pr5prate title. for they have decreed that no re-
Treatments shAli be offered TO them, save . feast
Of reason aud how of SOUL intermingled with
happy laughter. jet aud repartee; while the older
more sedA,e members give dignihei tone TO the
whole by their quiet, sensible Conversation.
But this joyous Christmas season has been too
suggestive of festivities for them 90 resist the
temptation to "eat. drink and be merry" 30 on
Tuesday evening they assembled at the residence
Of Mr.. 7. d. Anderson. each lady carryin = cake
while the gentlemen furnished confectionery. nuts,
fruits and lemonade. Truly twas n pleasant
evening 10 all, one on 90 be recalled by
both host and guests, while upon memory's tablet
IL will be recorded among the bright, happy sea-
sons q issi. ~. T.. J.
DECEMBER 2sth, iSSl.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-12-31
from philopolis. s,h District.

The funeral ot Miss Clara Cole, daughter Of Mr.
a. Cole OF L., Of 0ovanstown, took place at Black
Rock Baptist church, on Thursday, 22d inst, At
" o'clock. Rev. Mr.. Chick and Rev. Joel Brown,
OF GovanstoSn NJ. Il. church, made appropriate
remarks.
Miss Bette Richardson. aged twenty years,
youngest daughter Of Mr.. Thomas Richardson, OF
the 10th district, died Of typhoid fever Friday,
23d inst, ten days after her mothers death from
the same disease. She was q member Of Ciynma-
lara NJ. L. church and with Christian resignation
passed away. There was q large attendance Of
sympaihizing friends ut her funeral on Christmas
morning. Rev. W. T. D. GLENN feelingly and
appropriately conducted the services.
Another Christmas has passed and numerous
reunions were heartily enjoyed. The gifts incl
dent TO the occasion were highly appreciated and
congratulations heartily extended. Sunday, SEEM
ingly, was more quiet than usual. The churches
were well attended and appropriate services held.
On Monday there was a suspension Of work, the
day being spent In 4 happy and joyful manner.
Our colored friends are having u passover and
jubilee and will spend the week In festival In or
der TO raise funds TO aid them in their Christian
work.
The senior Gunpowder Agricultural Club will
convene on Saturday, Dec. 3ist. at the residence
Of Mr.. Lewis N. Bacon, In the northern part Of
the sth district. The meeting promises 10 be an
interesting one questions Of Importance viii be
discussed, among them the expenses and profits Of
n tarm.
Az a recent meeting Of Glencoe Grange Club the
question, "liow 20 keep our county roads In the
best orderg" was considered. The first essential
l. in a good supervisor (of whom, In the person Of
Mr.. Charles Brooks, We are Proud.l The appro-
priation for the roads not being sufficient TO ma
cademiSe them, u was suggested and urged that
all persons should interest themselves by hauling
stones upon the roads nearest them. The frequent
rains have made the highways very soft and 10
the cause Of much uniavorabic comment. The
washing Of carriages nov l. not general.
The screams are nOs sSsnci --d the earth 20
saturated as to stop blowing and hauling about
the farm. Grain seems 90 make some advance
ment and Il 10 thought by some that the strength
Of the fertilizer will be taken and not be present
in the spring to forward aud produce good crop.
Grain generally never looked more hourishing.
The installation Of the officers of Glencoe Grange
will take place at Gor.uch Hall. January 9th, at
: =. NJ. Messrs. Samuel links. Henry o. Devries
and VIM. u. Sands are expected to be present.
nua
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Death Of q Famous mare.

A. heretofore stated in these column. the Ara
ban mare Sale,ia. Ownei by Mr.. John W. Garrett.
died lately At Montebeilo, on the lillsn road, a,
the age q 20 years having beea in vigorous health
until the autumn. when she became feeble from
her great age. She had been for many years an
object II much curiosity and interest 60 MANI
visitors. IL i. believed .he the Las. imported
Arabian mare in the United States. Saieda va.
purchased for $4,000 in gold at Damascus. in
lsje, and imported By the late VIM. Mcdonald
With Esnea. her companion Who diei in lss6. and
whose skeleton l. nov IN the Peabody Museum.
Yale College. New Haven, obi used 10 illustrate
the distinctive points e pure Arabian stocs.
Esnea and sAirda were considered 50 valuable
that the Turkish groOms Who attended them In
syria accompanied them TO the United States
While in Paris the Emperor Napoleon inspected
and greatly admired the.c fine animals. The
skeleton of SAleia ha. been preserved. and Is be
ing prepared aud mounted by Mr.. Joseph Palmer
at the Smithsonian Institution. II IL designed q
present the skeleton when mounted 20 the com
mis.ioners of Druid Hin Park for their museum
Of natural history.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-12-31
Property transfers IN Baltimore County.

Deeds, Leases, Mortgages, Bills Of Sale. etc.. re-
ceived for record In tho Office Of the Clerk Of the
Circuit Court for Baltimore county:
DEEDS.
Lewis A. Grimes TO Robert II. Hooper, assign't.
Mary Jaecksch admr'x., 10 Franz Ruth, assign't.
c. II. Albiker, admir-, TO J. J. PileFt, assign't.
John J. Pilert 10 Chas. II. Albiker. assign't.
John W. s. Brady to Susan Devenny, assign't.
Susan Devenny 10 John W. s. Brady, assign't.
John G. Arthur and wife 10 Jesse Wheat.
Hiram Woods, trustee, TO olivia J. Hammer.
Ruhannsh Dorsey, &e.. 70 james A. Wilson.
Joanna wisner, 1c., TO Elisha Parks.
Ferdinand c. LAtrobe, trustee, 10 y. c. Latrobe,
trustee.
WIN. s. Rayner 4 vi. to Jacob Eilinger.
Home Building AssO., No. 10, TO Anna Maria
Kemper.
George II. Chandler, trustee, to Mary n. T.
Wright, &c.
David Reinhoimer 4 VT. to John Shay.
samT Pinksrton W. to Christian Lang 4 VT.
r. M. Elicit A VT TO Cassandra II. Smith, &C.,
Marcella N. Doreey TO The RandaiistOwn Hall
Association.
Canton Company to Bowen 4 Mercer.
MORTGAGES.
Thomas Beck, &e., TO Home Bldg. Asso. No. 4,
$4,000.
Thomas Beck, &C., to John Bond. $4,000.
John C. Arthur 4 VT. to Central Union Permit.
Bldg Asso., ss,eeo.
Charles ". Jsssop a VT. to Anna NJ. Hardss,y,
$1,000.
Elisha Parks 4 w. to Joshua Y. cOckey, Jr.,
$500.
Philip d. Lambright TO Merchant a Mechanics
Permit. Bldg. Asso, $3.50.
John s. Wilson to b. o. FrifEeli. assignt.
WIN. NJ. Orem 81 al, to Sophia d. West. assign't.
Samuel W. worthingtoa, trustee, 10 Walter ;.
Franklin, assignment.
Samuel W. worthington and s. II. Thompson
20 Walter y. Franklin, assignment.
A"na Maria kemPer, Ae., TO Home Building
A1v $500.
Mary NJ. Judik, &e., to J. II. Judik, assignt.
Home Bldg. Asso. TO Self man Herzberg, assign't
Lewis c. Laehenmayer 81 al, 90 So. James
Savings Institution, q. 900.
Bowen 4 Mercer 10 Newboid a Sons, 81, ss7.sl.
Bowen 4 Mercer 10 johnson n. Camden. -. 800.
Frederick IIaekett 4 vt. TO seliginan IIerEberg.
$500.
Jos. Pugh, &C., to Wilson Townsend, assignt.
Emeln II. johnson TO Jno. Hone, Jr., assignt.
RELEAsEs.
y. Rufus Till, committee, TO Geo. NJ. Lamiey.
Home Bldg. Asso. No. :, to Thomas Beck.
John Boyd 10 Thomas Beck.
Central Union Permit. Bldg. Asso. TO John C..
Arthur.
Merchants A Mechanics Permit. Bldg. a Loan
Co. TO Philip u. Lambright.
WIN. Leech TO Joseph A. Bauer 4 VT
Edward A. Rohrer 90 Thomas Purdy 4 wife.
Arthur q. Brown 10 Charles l.. Bone.
Naomi L. Stefey TO Jarrett n. Rodgers.
Germantown Bldg. Asso. No. !, 90 II. Herring.
Germantown Bldg. Asso. No. !, 10 II. Richart.
Germantown bldg. Asso. No. !, TO Leonhart
Tremper.
Wilson Townsend to Frederick Haekett.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-12-31
From Re...ers.own. 4.h p...r,c..

The most interesting and profitable Christmas
service ever held In our town took place In the
Methodist Episcopal church. Of which Rev. D. y.
CiaTkson IL pastor, on Monday evening last. The
ocsasion brought together . very large audience,
who were held In rap, atiention from the opening
20 the close of the exercises. The subject vas
"The Magi and the Messiah" and was Of rare In
terest 10 all Who were privileged to be present.
The church choir and the Sunday school partici-
pated in the services. The sanday school. In
charge or Mr.. VIM ID. Yingiing. superintendent,
did finely. and the choir, led by DR.. james Gore,
with Dr. Parkison AZ the organ, quite surpassed
itself. The music was Of = high order and won
golden opinions from all. The responsive read
ings, the Christmas carols by the Sunday school,
the singing by the choir, indeed the whole service
was In perfect keeping With the sprit Of the oeea
sion and the place. The ladies exhibited rare
coed taste In the decoration Of the church.
Our town IL 10 be visited by Rev. Thos Guard,
Of Baltimore. on the 9Th Of January, who win de-
liver one Of his popular lectures In the ". \.
church, at "A o'clock p. IN, and the price o. adj
mission will be only IS cents.
Special services we're held In al our churches
during the Christmas holidays. 3. 8. Y.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-12-31
A Pleasing Entertainment.

Epsom NJ. p. Sunday school, Of this place. Mr.
5. Merryman Anderson. superintendent, held its
annual treat 90 the scholars In connection with a
literary and musical entertainment. ON Monday
evening last. The children who took part In the
programme acquitted themselves we'll and deserve
much credit for the manner in which they render
ed their respective parts. After the literary and
musical programme. bags Of confectionery. &e.,
feature Of the entertainment was the presentation
efsmall Bibles 10 Misses Mary scharf and Miranda
LitIinger, teachers, by the scholars Of their re-
spective classes.
On Monday evening next similar entertain
ment will be given BY the ". L. school Of this
town. % which the public q cordially invited.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-12-31
Christmas a, Harr,.onyille.

A very interesting Christmas festival took plae,
at IIarrisonyiIle. "a district, on Monday evening
The large hall vas completely filed with the
friends Of Mt. Paran Presbyterian sunday school
for the encouragement Of which the festival was
held James L. Eidsely. Esq.. superintendent Of
the school, assisted by Mrs.. kiigeiy. the Misses
Chapman aud other ladies, succeeded in making
the affair a mos, pleasing success. The hall was
artisiicaliy decorated With cvcrsTeens and mot
toes. The exercises were interpreted with real
ing.. dialogues aud singing. 0ne Of the mos,
charming feature. Of the exercises was a tableau
''The Lords Prayer" accompanied by a chant
Mr.. WIN. A. Baker. Superintendent of the Mary
land sunday School Union. PTsssE; aud dc
hvered short aud humorous address on "lIanE
M the baby's stockings"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-12-31
From the 9th District.

Just before Ruhl's school closed, on the 23d
inst, the teacher treated each scholar the roll
20 . well.ailed package Of choice confectionery.
The new school house is nearly filed this winter,
under the successful management Of Misc Sham
berger.
The oyster supper at Ruhl's old sehoolhouse on
Christmas eve, vas we'll attended. Mr.. John
Lowe cooked the oysters TO . turn, and every
thing passed OF pleasantly.
The Sunday school received . Christmas treat
as usual. Mr.. Miller, superintendent, never al
lows this school 20 freeze out In winter.
Two deaths have occurred lately, via, Mr.. Jno.
slembaksr, ST., and Miss Ella Hoshali, the latter
from typhoid fever and gangFene. She fingered
four weeks after being given up BY the doctors.
Mr.. VIM. Mccullough has nearly completed
another dwelling upon his farm. RAMON.