The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-05

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nat there Werr 2 nearly e. macy visitors here
;his ear there hsse been o. ths past fes yvaft
bat upon arnUug learned that 500 mote pvf.
soc bat esme o. thr isislI ID 9. that time ihsn
lat arrived here .ssi scar ~ o. che sane date.
The BE- fctuafkasIt. A. ia.t year Has the m~ts.f
atic pccasla ~ tir uulan o! the lescsuiaEi. %
Tr..ifam or o. be sf.tr d a times Tfiftrun
CaGn. uhlch brought ts.taf. from almost every
part 20 thc nitei -taies even from the Golden
saies u -an Franeise aud ai.. ifaan the dominion
~ Canafa FROM tAis j. -.aii appear that TIE
Popularity " tats place a. SUMNER resort 30 u1t
90 the sane b., l. increasing Many pefsent
come here from the Western states. ami Ierhaps
there - scarcely Northern. " lille ~ Western
state shich j. Mt repfs'snisi a. veil a. MARY.
land Virginia. Wet ifEinia, Kentucky shi the
District q Columbia.
There j. qaite fasa. Jast nov 10 real estate a.
"~uri side. a. Il j, called NV. tsog;h Shore ~as
~ name N 1855, the pfe.ent terminus u the
narrow gauge railWay from this piare. am toll
that lots there 30 feet front ~ 10 fee, deep are
sold AZ 300 each n isi. IL - il shsw, son
deffui increase in the value q real estate there
lev years ago this land could probably have
been bought AZ very low fgure. perhsp. AZ 81
per acre, ani certainly AZ from O. O. sie per acre
=, -. es..s4e. rss s=;ssi-is.sE friend. Henry J..
Bowen, Esq. might come here fof feu weeks
some summer aud pay BIZ expenses and make
something besides By selling lots, provided al.
ways" that be ssli enough lots =, good prices.
The wauWinne, Hoase too. that charming place
at which 70 spend day. has been .oid BY Mr..
small. the former proprietor who had been there
a number of years. aud I am Informed that lots
for building sites for summer residences have sold
readily a, good figures In that locality. A "heathsn
Chinee" Is nov employed a. a cook AZ thu Wan.
winnet House by the new proprietor. bat be-
vas taught how % make clam ch0wicr By Mr.
Small. who possessed the art 20 perfection and az
the Chinese are noted for having the faculty Of
imitation. future visitors 20 tina, place will pr0ba.
bly, ini the elan choWdsr a. good as ever.
We told our Naniueke, friends that with a mar.
row gauge railroad, Chinese cook and the ther
mometer AZ % (espssiaily the latter they we're
getting sadly denoralEed. They mourufally al.
mit,ed the fact and apoiogiEcd for the excessive
heat, and averrei they never felt the like before
and had never heard Of such heat being known 1a
the island before. Nor have felt the like in four
YEAR, experience. when Sunday came bright
aud eharmingly cool. the Thermometer way down,
they were radiant and said Nantucket vas itself
once more. We admit the fact aud hope Il will
continue 10 be itself and nobody else, At any rate
during our stay here.
Yesterday morning We attended the little Epis.
eopal church IN this place. which was crowded 10
OVERLOOKING. The pews were filled, the gallery
was 6ei, chairs were placed In the aisle, and yet
persons were standing a, the door. We heard .
very able, instructive aud interesting sermon from
Bishop Starkey, of New Jersey. The Bishop read
the evening service at .. M, but did not preach
again. II you publish this you may hear again
from PILeRIN.