The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-11-19
Gainesville Cuttings.

Hower Wisdom-We had occasion to wall
through Mr.. Basslers hot houses the other day
| and afterward remarked that it must require
| good deal of careful work to keep things in trim
He said that it did and that it a great trou
| BILE to get good men, and that now he was hunt.
ing for boy, white, yellow or black, all over Ca
| louisville and couldn't get one. We told him il
was plain why boys were not to be had they al
attended school and were getting "edecashun" 1--WE
| think the correct word a misnOmer) to become
| business men and great men whereby they car
earn a doar an hour instead of dollar day
Mr.. b. then went ON to narrate what he had seer
in his local experience of well to- do people coming
to grief through lazness and extravaganza and
expressed his belief that the coming generation
would be "goot for NIGHTS" When we add to his
view a more general view, the prospect for the
coming man being man of muscle and work is
not very encouraging, that is true. Some people
are claiming that machinery supply all deficits
but with all our novelties in this line the thous-
ands of muscular emigrants who have reached our
shores this year have every one been greedily
taken the minute they landed, and the dearth OF
servant girls and farm hands prove that the maids
and men of muscle are still in great demand. Our
florist, like many other of worthy working
Germans, set up here miniature scale
some years ago, minded his business, put
what he made into it again to extend it, and now
he's call hunky dory." Some white and colored
Americans can note.
Barn Burning is not popular way of avenging
injuries in this neighborhood, but we frequently
see the aurora borealis appearance of such confa-
gratons to the north. The proper thing for farm
and others is to not allow the incendiary class
to have any just cause of complaint, and if they
make a cause anyhow to be fearless in exercising
personal proves and law for their suppression
We remember once, in our own farming experience,
that some threats were uttered from a known
fhnat limo nd NO inst etlv fOnlk
instrumental company and went out by moonlight
alone to have hand in any fun that might turn
up; but being as it didn't we just waited for a
legal opportunity to have the beat removed to Jail
for time, availed of it when it presented, and
heard afterward of his success in his native ele-
ment at firing up the jail furnace through the
winter.
Drinks Decentralization to the last election
young Gainesville politician and a party of
Towsontown judges and lawyers, together with a
high toned legal gentleman from the city, were
holding a cheerful confab in close proximity to a
bar in the latter burg. 1t terminated by the
usual invitation on the part of the c. friend to
"walk up and take something" Although all the
party were no doubt fond enough of the t'some-
thing" yet discretion became the better part of
their thirst, and wink from the city attorney
caused the company to politely decline. The
cause of the unusual proceeding proved to be a
compunction on the part of the city attorney
against encouraging political cumming" in a
young aspirant for political honors. Thanks,
thanks, worthy friends
Hopes Horeriag.-It has often been plan
when we wanted to get rid of man to send him
to the Legislature, where have found him to all
Intents and purl Just far away as if he had
been exied to disport himself on the rocks of Cape
Horn. A change has come Ger the spirit of our
intentions, however, in the election of Mr.. Edwin
j. Farber for that station, and while he has woke
to ecstacy the living Tyre in social life, we now
expect him to entrance listening bodies with the
authority of his voice and the wisdom of his coun-
sells in public ditto b.