The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-17
From Hampton, 9th District.

The frequent changes which have taken place
/ from bot 70 cold and back again; from sunshine
to shower. and back TO sunshine again, have
made our citiEsns dissatisfied 10 a good extent
with Natures ehangeful dealings. Al present,
We are on the sunnyside Of Nature with an ineli.
nation 20 the old phrase ats getting very hot
Well, if Il Il, We cant help IL, aud We need not
expect iee.bergs on the Falls road in the middle
| Of June.
! The serious aeeiden, which happened 20 Mr..
and Mrs. Poole and their son law By the upset
ting Of the carriage last Monday Week, has been
I subject Of universal regret throughout the en-.
tire community. They all doing as we'll ~
can be expected, and no serious results are anti
| eipated. The driver blames some half grown
youngsters more than he does the little ones who
made the noise that frightened the horses. Tho
matter may yet be brought 20 the attention Of the
Grand Jury. when all the facts connected with
the sad affair will be brought 60 light.
On Saturday last Mr.. Charles II. Baker, Of
Cross Keys, about mile from this place. had his
arm, leg and two of his ribs broken, besides re.
ceiving other injuries from the savage attack of
horse he curTying IN the stable. lie had
purchased him a short time before from Mr..
Brooks, and was not acquainted with his ways.
Dcnnison Post. q. A. r., Il making every prep
aration Tor hnc turn out and display nj the En-.
eampment In the city next week. We all take
great pride in the Post aud feel that II will not be
excelled by any other in the line Of mareh next
Wednesday.
The new Hall l. progressing satisfactorily;
aud some Of the brick houses going up near Mt.
Vernon factory will soon be under roof. project
was sc, on foot some time ago 90 build one hun
drcd houses east of Chestnut avenue but Il Il still
In abey ance. and u IL feared may fall through.
II Il succeeds IL will greatly increase the travel
on the Delta railroad, as the houses would be In
close proximity 10 Il.
Our sanitary officer. DR.. Norment, 10 certainly
earning his small salary by close attention TO his
duties. After thorough investigation he will
hnd that the employment Of n with a horse
and cart will be an indispensable part Of the APP
pliances necessary 20 keep the premises, lawns,
roads, streets. avenues and alleys clean. The
County Commissioners will be compelled TO sup.
ply this want at very early day. The FIRST case
Of compulsory cleaning enforced by the sanitary
officer will settle the matter. SO far we have
heard Of no complaints against the Doctor. lie
exercises great deal II discretion and prudence
in the disehargc ofhis duty. lie has made human
nature n study.
The number of trips IN the IIampden lite of
ears has not been decreased yet. This change
will not take place until the large stable az Hun
iingion avenue l. finished. the horses in il. aud
the ears on the city end 81 the line begin run.
Ming. The roof of the stable l. ready for stating
but there l. some delay in furnishing the slate.
The new cars on the line are u great improve
mcnt on the old ones. The Saturday travel on
the road IL almost n great a. the Sunday travel
on the Delta road.
The stoFckecpcrs ei this place and vicinity have
furmel Protective Union aud organized by
ceciins a. officers President. 4. a. Eichelbcr-
ger; vice PRECEDENT. Charles Gibson; Sec. !. u.
Little; Treasurer. D. ". smith. The executive
committee consists OF those gentlemen and Jos
VI. Smith The principal object of the "i'nion'
i FOR mutual protection against customers who
run bills and. when they have money. 20 o. other
stores and deal partly in cash and partly by cred
IL. thus going the round Of all the stores. The
names Of all owing bills. who practice this course.
will be furnished go the members of the Union"
who will rc;usc g. credit them. Thousands of
dollars Of unrolcciel bills contracted in thi. way
now huriening the books of the siorekecpers.
AMI the formation of this society will eiTeciually
prevent further increase of Indebtedness. Our
sympaihics the side Of the siorckcepers.
The interest taken in discussing the propreiy
AMI necessity 81 having postofiiee in cur midst
i On the increase. Many Of the citizens are in
favor Of having the city delivery system extended
20 u and giving u 4 couple of letter carriers.
We are par, 81 the Belt just As much as iha;
par; of the rount: adjoining Boundary avenue.
and our citizens are much entitled TO mail IA.
cii;ies a. they We hope you will help u. TO
get them. Dec AsfONAt.