The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-23
Catonsville Notes.

Caton8Ntiio NOtoa.-
The Catonsville member ~ recent fox.hunt
reported himself stid a. a poker the next day. "a
member "has written, that the sport l. good for
the health but u that Il at least gives fe-
low few back handed licks before IL sets him on
his pins. The members are in luck II none Of the
rest Of them suffered from n shaking up that no.
body but an old time Comanche Indian would
consider desirable Il seems like pity that with
all our American genius We cannot get up popu.
lar sport without patterning after our English
cousins. However, We are proud 90 say, that u
number of rich Catonsvillc gents. embracing doc
tors and editors. recently formed themselves into
fcmpors coon club. and after beating around
three miles Of the Glenn estate by moonlight,
treed their animal and cut the tree down. but a.
the tree fell one way the coon jumped the other
and vanished. The affair was In every way sue.
cess a beginning. but with the addition Of
ladies. and few "banged" contrivanees to give Il
fashionable caste, there Is possibility oi max
ing the sport highly attractive and worthy Of q
national acceptance.
Two Of our beautiful young lady equcstriennes
recently got very much interested at receiving the
appTeciative glanecs Of priest. before whom they
happened 20 ride In review while he was waiting
for car In lonely place. II seems like shame
that as good looking n the priest sometimes is
aud n amiably disposed some young ladies
toward him. he generally has To- freeze the genial
current Of his soul IN conformity 10 the bylaws
Of his order and thereby shut down on all kinds
of ship building that result in the beautiful launch
Ing 81 two barks together on the stream oifc etc.
The u. Wilde furor reached here and portrayed
itself chiefly In aspiring ,nnmmas and hopeful
daughters. Like all other first class Americans
they wanted to get a hold on the thiag somehow.
whether the hold was fundamentally wscetic or
not. They were something like the Indian who
wanted 10 play dandy. lie got an old stOve-pipe
hat. paper collar and stick cane. while ia PHTis
HaiHraiibm otherwise lie turkey gobblcd his
l.. 4 A A
oh half In air and half "u earth with n tul con
scousncss of an all.suflicicnt imitation. when he
simply made the most ordinary type of pale face
laugh at his combination.
Pity the place that never had at leas, one man
down with the chicken. fever. 90 make II possible
TO get fresh egg or healthy chicken by way Of
variety. young man of this place hatchcd the
past season from 90 mixed Plymouth Rocks, 800
chicks. lie sold 100 for SEQ. and now has n fine
lot of pullets on hand Before August let he had
March haichcd chicks laying. and before October
lst. ! Of the same with brood. Of their own rais-
ing. Although a We, season he had not one case
Of gaps.
One of our most festive Young men lately re-.
nqushei the delicate associations of eastern life.
and, with two Others. went out 90 boss at the
Colorado mines. Thcre's a considerable possibility
that "rhc Girl LEFT Behind Me l. a favorite
song with the trio in those moments when shanty
rusiicitics recall luxurious sofas and coniding
forms. y.
From GardenvilIe. 18th Dis,rict.-The
Garicnyilic Literary ant Musical Association met
On Thursday evening. December ith. at the
usual hour. \ large an Hence had assembled and
was highly entertained by a varied and interest.
ing programme cpnsi,tin of readings, recitztiuns
in sing anl q discussion by Messr.. Stfnscr. Iii.
olson. MaFkani. blair. Burgan aud Carter. on the
question. Ought women TO have the right of saf-
frarcs ?" The arguments were very spiF!tcdb but the
question wasn't decided held .HL cnsia. An inior-
malt talk On astronomy by Illustrations
On the black board by the artist. Mr.. Henry Yer
non. will be one Of the features Of the programme
AZ tho next 'lcetins. The association now NUN
bcrs 81 members.
On Tuesday evening Mrs. \. Winkler ani
son were coming down the hill At Raspshurg the
huF,o ran into s;uLc pile breaking one Of the
hind wheels ani throwing everything out Of the
wagon. The hor.c continued 20 run ior some dis
tancc up the ncN, hill dragging the wagon with
him. This portion ct tho ROAD IS very narrow ami
pile Of stone lying on one side makes il very
dangerous.
Mr. Henry Darncy. horse started To- run away
from him Friday afternoon, 5ih inst, at Clifton.
Mr.. parncy tried to catch the lines, he being on
the ground and had III. foot caught in the front
wheel. throwing him lown, the wagon passing
over hi. shoulder. di.locaiing IL aud bruising his
neck very much. The .Nan & Saturday reported
h. lcs aud arm broken. Ws.sh was incorrect.
WIN. T.. Cole. a son or Mr.. Jane. Cole aud
grandson Of Rev. Thomas Gorsuch, 4, Raspsburg.
hal hi. arm broken on Saturday las,. lie was
driving q pair II mules. having the whip. strap
loopei over his arm ~ the wrist. when the lash
cau-h; in the revolving shaft and wrapped up the
whip. drawing his arm in and breaking the fore
bone. Hal the strap not broken his arm would
have been torn from his body.
Mrs. Sophia Kemp. vile of Mr.. John Kemp.
blacksmith. AZ Genrgctown. and sister of Mr.. Joe.
4. Ncumaycr. died On Monday from the effects
Of an operation for cancer. She had been
a great sufferer for a long time, and after
consulting many who had a similar opera
tion successfully performed. concluded 10 submi,
10 have IL done, bat died in few day- afterwards.
There has been large quantity Office harvested
during Monday and Tuesday. and should the
weather continue cold little longer all will be
supplied.
4. this !. the la.i issue before Christina I take
the opportunity e wishing you. MessF-. Editors,
ami al the reader. Of TnE uSioS. a happy Christ
mas. VI. 4. X.
From Ekio, 9th District. Natures noble.
men in the 9TH district revcllins 10 content
meat To- the brim. Ito. and homiuy. delicou.
sausage and pawnhor,c IL | have misspel, the
latter will correct IL at the breakfast course put
up the Pennsylvania German housckecper so
well knows how. and then 90 top OF With a Gran
gc- mince pie. - much for the leading dishes.
NOW the Nnfk, hE more properly the recreation We
indulge in. consists in rising early and haying a
rel hot stove Tor our better halves % bounce in
their morning toilets. while VIC are out feeding the
stock. We settle our breakfast. in chopping a,
the wood pile. until the children make a vacancy
in the house by starting 81 to school. when pile
In behind the kitchen stove with the proverbs of
Splpmon. THE rNioN. n Hrr,.sr'. or Af,.ricrH
Iaraisr. utterly oblivious whether our taxes ~
for horse racing or not since We have Christmas
every day and Sunday too.
/; j. useie's % attempt 70 conceal tie conscicn-
tious pride We have that our KuhIs public school
ha. surh n snrreasfnl Teacher. cnnrlel with the