The Baltimore County union., 1882-11-25

rail- tcnce ana thcn dtamOuuttng and adding two
more rails making Il Eve after which ho would
again haul his drag over the fence, mount aud
continue his ride.
Saturday and Sunday tho air Was quite raw and
We experienced a taste Of what we may shortly
cxpect-some cold weather aud for the next three
or four months our pleasant outdoor recreations
will be supplanted by indoor amusements at home
at churches aud halls. To be sure II we have
plenty Of snow We might find Il pleasant 10 sail
over some Of our county roads with gay lass for
a few hours. but half the pleasure will be the
knowledge that cheerful warming, glowing fire,
Ia cosy comfortable room awaits our return.
How pleasant after our daily outdoor duties are
ended to lay back and watch the burning. smbcrs
as they give forth their cheerful warmth.
Prof Reed, formerly Of your town, but now Of
woodbcrry high school, has been trying his hand
with the boys here the past week and had some
fourteen Of them arrested for interfering with the
sessions Of the school, breaking windows, &c. The
trial was before n. n. Dorsey, J. p, and con.
sumed the best part Of two days. On the second
day school was dismissed at noon on account Of
the trial. The result was that four Of the boys
were fined Is and costs one gave security and
carried his case 10 court and the others were dis.
missed for want Of Identification. Whether the
hne 10 legal or not cannot say, but the law 10
cases OF this Kind says the fne shall be $50 or
thirty days imprisonment I think the fact Of
J. p. reducing the hne below tho amount specified
By Law would impair It's legality. However, boys
will be boys and should not forget that they must
suffer the fruits Of their folly.
While speaking OF school affairs there IL another
matter here that Il causing much complaint and
that Is the selection OF trustees for the schools OF
the nine trustees for three public schools here not
one Of them Is interested in the schools. none of
them have n child attending these schools and
none Of them ever visit the schools. The trustees
should be selected from among the patrons Of the
schools and should be men who would al times
personally that the teachers are doing Justice
TO their charge and that they are competent 10 in
s,Fue; those committed 20 their care. Now that
Judge Yciloit has been elected Chief Judge and
has said that he would appoint School Commis.
sioners In compliance with Law, u Is TO be hopes
that ho will al least give the Republicans minority
representation In the Board.
I'm Thursday, 10th inst. n Miss Gorsuch an
elderly lady, formerly VI Warren. but lately max.
ing her home with Mr.. William Mark, In this
place. fell down the stairs at his residence break
ing her arm near the wrist and suffering n severe
confusion Of the head. She was attended BIZ Dr.
Williams and Is somewhat over,he shock and may
recover.
The Temple Loan and Building Association
has finished the basement rooms Of their new hall
and occupy them this week for tho meeting. Of
the Association.
Mr.. John :. Gitiings lost four valuable cows
on Tuesday night. they having been stolen from
bis farm on the Rcisterstown road. As vet he has
clue to the thief. GRAPE.
From Unionvilie. iith Dis.rict.-Poli,ic..
like all other tics, have had their day and gone
and ieel fully assured every one Of u. rcjoiccs
over their funeral pile.
our ncighborhood still displays the bright fca-
tgrcs Of forwardness. The corn erop ha. been
very good great many farmers have the greater
part of 1t husked aud in the barn. A large acre
age of wheat has been sown. which. owing to the
favorable Ueathnr IL lnokfns st,ianhfNlw
There has been but little hunting with us.
game of all kinds being very scarce.
The railroad continues TO progress very favofa-
bly,, and IL is hoped IL will soon be pushed 10 Git
tings mill. the property Of Hon. George II. VII
liams), when Il will be less than a mile from this
place. Loeb Raven Is the mos; convenient station
at present.
noticed in your "Narrow.Gaugo Notes" Of last
week. whsrc an old gentleman in a field near the
railroad. hailed the tTah aud demanded q shs= q:
tobacco from the conductor. Tho old gentleman
says the truth of the story Is. that the grade at
that place is very heavy. and the train stalled.
when the conductor earnestly solicited the aid Of
the old gentleman in pushing II up the hill, for
which he was to receive chew Of tobacco. The
assistance was gladly rendered aad the o. Z. re.
ccivel his reward.
The patron, Of the school at this place will re-
grci TO learn that Misc virgis YeAkle. the very
efficient teacher who has had charge Of tho school
for more than two years. has resigned. Mics Jen-
nie Connolly will succeed her and the school will
douh,lc.sly continue to progress as before.
Mr.. u. John Kane, sale Of personal property,
which took place on Wednesday. 18th, was largely
attended. lie had a great deal 0f fine stock and
implements and everything brought fair prices.
Mr.. h. will engage in business in Baltimore and
IL Is hoped he will be sueeessfulin his new vocation
Trinity church is now without an organist and
there 10 no music At the services except when some
friend offers 90 preside nj the organ
Mr.. II. B. Bartleson. who 10 At present keeping
store at Baldwin postOfiee, Long Green Valley,
has bought the lot Of ground between the railroad
and Giiiings mill, where he vii, erect store a. a
engage IN business. CSo.
From Gardenviilc. 18th District.-Ths
reservoir. intended TO supply the brewery Of NJ.
George Brehm with pure water. has been compile.
tel. The spring from which the supply is obtained
is located on the Clifton farm and from thence the
water Is carried in eaT,hen pipes across the Beair
road anl thence into the reservoir. which IL built
Of brick, laid In cement, with cement top, and is
air tight. When the reservoir 10 full the water
again runs into pipes TO within 100 yards Of the
brewery. from whence Il Is pumped whore needed.
Il will be remembered that several years ago Mr..
Brehm commenced boring an artesiAn well and
after reaching depth Of 800 fee, the drill broke
at the bottom and as Il could not be got cut the
well had TO be abandoned. Upwards Of $4,000
had been expended in the work Of boring, &c.
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