The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-04
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From Philopoiis, 9th District.
Rev. W. T. d. GLENN is closing his third year
on Hereford Circuit 20 the regret Of bis numerous
friends. lie has preached the plain and unvar-
/ nished truth In q most earnest manner. He had
large and attractive audience at Bosiey's church
on Sunday last, when he preached from the text
my grace Is sufficient for thee" Al night he
preached at Gorsuch Hall. On Sunday next he
will preach his last rermon before going to Con-
ference, at Jessop's, when Il IL expected large
congregation win be present.
The Glencoe Grange Club met on the 18th and
discussed the advantages Of commercial fertilizers
and the best crops 10 raise In this vicinity. The
doing away with fences along public roads vas
also discussed. One Of our neighbors, Mr.. Thos.
Love, has several miles Of road fencing which
causes heavy expense to keep in repair In order
TO prevent other peoples stock from trespassing.
Our friends have the Law on their side and II they
take away their fences but little trouble would re-
suit, because those having stock running at large
are required by Law 60 keep II from trespassing.
Mr.. Thomas Gorsuch spoke Of the importance Of
the farmer thinking well over the work before
him aud systematically pursuing his duties. April
9Th Is the date Of the next meeting Of the Club.
Recently, u 10 said, most dishonest act Of an
undertaken (who does not live in our midst, am
glad To say has been brought TO light. A casket
Of the best material. covered with black cloth. was
ordered, and by accident the wood was discovered
10 be of the cheapest material (pine although the
price paid for Il more than $lo0. Thsis taking
advantage on . large scale and any one detected
In u should have proper punishment inflicted.
The weather nov is favorable for an early
growth % vegetation and a beginning Of spring
work. The grain aud grass are promising and In
few weeks We see who will be likely TO have
the beet crop.
Our temperance folks are Anxiously awaiting
the result Of the local option question in the Leg
stature. Objection has been raised 10 Mr. Daniels
State bill. AZ the temperance question 10 agita-
ted and 10 prominently orough, before the people
in different ways. and frequently blasts the pros.
poets Of this or that party. u Is hoped county
local option bill will be passed A. 20 determine
at once the true feeling on the subject. We APP
prove Of special election Tor IL and would rather
vote upon u AFTER the nev registration. PHiL.
From Gardenviiie. i2th District.
The funeral of Mr. Frederick Ludwig. son Of
Mrs. Frederick Weber near LauraSiile, Hartford
road. took place on sunday last aud was very
largely attended. Deceased was = member VI
Pickering Lodge of Mason,. Of wo0dbcFry. Any
members Of ~bich attended the fuueral in hacks
| lie Was also a member Of Harden Lodge. NJ. ia.
|. a. .. D.. the officers VI ~keh present. aud
both lodge. participated in the burial services
The pail bearers ~err. IN the part % the Masons,
Messrs. Mm Gambrili. J Cooper aud A ffeelAni
and On the part % the Ola fsllow., Messr.. John
,. Guntrum. J Henry Schsne aud George Hostel
ter. Mr.. Luiwis was unly ~ years Il age aud
.umption amer an iiiness q two years
About o'clock on saturday evening last the
barn On the property Of Mr. Christopher sisfsri.
situated On Franklin avenue. about half . mile
frou the pike and three miles from the ci,y. uas
harmed sith %. entire contents. including 10 tons
u hay l,i of straw nsw market wagon, hay
rake, Aui other ues implements shieh had lately
teen pat in. Mheu the IRE was ii.rus cred u bad
made sub hcaisaN that nothing eoaii be gotten
out and q ~as sith much descaity that the dseli
ing AMI other buiiitus. ssfe sAsei The neigh
buts gathered Ia large number aud H "a. due O.
their sxer,ieh. that the balance ~ the baiiings
ssfe not cCnsumet The tfe hsi pfvgresssd
'ome time before the alarm given & ehsmi
cal engine ~. b. bst the Aypafsius as gotten
quickly under sAy ani drove the ihrse taiies IA
SIDE II bali an hoar. ba, the aamss bad gained
ssch heai-ay that al the men could a. ua' q
irs &c tas,f stisntiea 90 sAsiag otAsF property
The al shiari tO-n hook and ladder traek came
over BAT only 90 q, far ., Hsrrias Rsa bill. Tie
loss I'LL Be ahost 300, part q -hirh 10 covered
b. .n.urancs
Large nsmbsr. 9 -iI geese haze been syius
over. some q thsm ssry io-. shi .osns iadalss 30
The sror; q shsothg AZ them. b, d; j. act often
ihai any are KILLED We may SON look for good
scsth~r
NJ; at 90. gardener are ba'y ArranE,AE tAsir
hat-be.is aai sastng tamatY AMI other seeis.
More taaAtss. -il b set osi thu. ssassa than
. last yrar Tier. are mAny eahhiag houses 10
ihts distract that tasss 10 tAs uppsf cad Essi at
Aaai their i'maias. . The city MAR
Anniversary OF Missionary Society.
The s,b aan.r.r.Ary ofths Ni,souafy society
5ftAe -. Jshh " = >anisy .cAsol. Lstksr-
Vili-. toes place "a rhBrsiay sssoiss fsh 80,
ant the exercise. ~srs q CASUALLY intsrest.
ing character. The pla,furn -as prufsssly dee
srai@i ~lth 6ossung piAnts Al arch - ever
srsen. studied -iih ao-sr. spsnnsi The rear q
the platform pa the gppsF iAe~ q the arb
-efe the sUFls IN go1 isitsss. Thy kiagism
Cone. Above ifsoTsi the Sag = the nAtisas
wher- missiens have been established. and absss
these spisniii craTon portrait u hon h. 4. II.
kusaFy. 80, iaF eleven ysaf'. 49, the s=..ss-;
super ntsn isui q The schs8l A b~sasifai saral
-r~ath saFf0uaiei the portrait large nap q
Z the sofid sas staadsd .ith stAr. q the reports
from TIE s;aiass ~sse prsssa,ei ~ the children.
Mr. v. \. Nisans. Of Bslto. city. dsissrsi
pleasing Anl pithy address. TIE siuging BY the
.sAosl -. lsl ALL socempas.i On the srgss sy
Mis- Noble Lester. eFgsnist = the sehoai MessFs
Mslaney AMI Tayllr u NJ Nsfnon Chufch. Bal.
tilaore. rendered eorns, lus, AMI accompanied
I the singing s'h ths mssie u their sss~s tsnsi
instrumsnts Ma Halle H!lxsly, sssanist 4 the
church. performed the oEgsn pFslsie. and ae~am
panied Mf. = II. Enory. -Ao .aag. -ith mseh
seee;. a contrAlts sol, Mics BAdIsr.. r.ai tsry
Appropriately a sssestisn. entitled "Ihiis- II.
pastor q the ehHFeh protested gold msial %
Me- Annie Pst'isssd. a. prize Cor hnnEag 10
the largest amount q ms1ey. Masters Cisrencs
! Cr,smsr and Tsmsy Pitlsr alec -as Prise. NJ
r Lester. supt.. q the school. sailed -i,h So,
sfarti9a a. be booked upon bis little army. All q
{. tue him 70 say bis fsi,hfsi labors are t.iiing
eel 10 the Improved Discipline and ssees'' " the
s-hpoi.
The teachers --rs proad q their Glasses. snd
sen, ap their reports q the years saiseiisns 9TH
| deserved eradication. and the pastor male
glad By the sscrstary's announcement that the
shais collection sxesstsd last PEARS BY sgS Rev.
I n. n. smith made short address. the doIoiegy
a. - u
VIM. Roger. ani the audience dispsrsed. deciar.
ing the sHth % b. decidedly the best aaniysfssSy
us have held With thanks 10 their friends. bstA
from the eosbty and city the members 81 the -.
! eisiy e. forth nth renewed energy AMI .nessr.
Agsmsn, 70 make the incoming years reessd Abi
the net, Anbisersary siill better. MissiosAHs.
From Chestnut Ridge.
/ I. there boi some other uay O. raise minister,
salaries than paipi, begging Their appeals just
befara Canferenre are sefEsffrass ntfeous ALL