The Baltimore County union., 1882-11-04


mentioned In THE USioS,l were introduced by
Mr.. Charles fusiing and stirred up an enthusiasm
that squaled In expression the war whoops Of the
red man. The Union and Ellicott's bands dis.
coursed patriotic airs aud the adjacen bar fur.
nishcd free beer. IL was amusing 10 see our
staunch old Democrats han ging around thick. We
don't know whether music, beer or patTiotism
drew them-pcrhaps hll-but we know our South
eFn majors have n musieal ear and our "fadcrand"
descendants sweet tooth for beer. One grand
secretary" Of Democracy keeps store and pump
opposite where the speakers stand stood; he on
joyed the speeches ill the boys worked his pump
handle too much, when he said, "Johnny, bring
out rope and tic that handle. 50 I can hear
something" large share ofthe eolored brother,
now 20 important part In politics, was also on
hand and was fully lIoltoniEed. Some oftho boys
got lively at the termination and. We understand,
handled the lion. George Fecemyer, Major Dan
nenbeTg and other distinguished Democrats In .
way very uniting their their exalted titles. The
eoloTed brother, however, behaved with his usual
serenity throughout.
One Of our sensible mechanics. who used 10 stop
for daily beer on his way home from work. has
Of late ceased the practice entirely. lie says beer
lately has lost L. Wholesome effect upon him, and
he tastes what be believes 20 be injurious sub
stances in a. When We put his say with what
beer-drihkers In other places. especially New
| York, have lately been iussing about. IL would
seem IL the time honored lager is yielding like
many other thing. 10 adultcration. Ono Of our
| great Frederick road brewers some time ago adj
verified that be would brew by some ncN imported
process, but whether this has anything 20 do with
| q change in the beer about here he alone knows.
| For most people lager aud other drinks are but
slow poisons anyhow, aud the less they im-
bibed the better
\ young lady got intcresicd over The Argas
| calling young man ataurisi, whom she supposed
| Was drummer. We argued the possibities of
| the ease thusiy We Wouid consider u sad per-
version n the young man never lone anyihibg bnt
] his business drumming and then skied away int
some nocturnal hilafity which be would never tell
/ bis ma or the girl be left behind him about. But
II he could lay aside the basinsss drum and. with
Ia cdmmeniabie adaptability. take the gentle
| guitar g. charm the distant fair aud make name
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