The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-02

From Cockeysville, 9Th Dlstrict.-vsn.
nors weather predictions for the closing days o
this month (Noyember) turn up literally true, be
having disianced our "Old Prob" for they ar,
here upon Ne At this writing and with the ousIool
Of no let up.
Many of our enterprising and active farmer,
woke up this morning tNov. 2pthl aud found Jael
/ Frost had taken a strong grip on their corn croF
in the fields, much Of which Il still unhusked.-
Our taFdiness l. owing 10 the fine weather Provi
dence has seen ht TO give US for the past Eve ~,
weeks.
DIR. Hawkins, who met with q serious accident
some days ago, IL said to be improving, though
not out of the woods. II 10 the general hope and
wish of his neghbors and friends that his life may
be spared and that he be restored 10 his usual
health aud vigor.
What IL the matter with our political opponents
shs Democrats. Fer same Heeks ras, they were
all ubilant and In high feather over the election
Of their reform Judiciary chosen for this the Third
Judicial Circuit. We Republicans had to be quie,
as We had lost In the deal at the ballot box. We
were told that lightning would strike down every
crier, balin, commissioner and auditor then hold
ing Office, and NIL things would be made new
Whereupon there sprang up as IL out ofthe ground
host Of applicants In this district all with their
heads and tails up, going for the Offices Of crier.
bailiis aud the other small things But the papers
Of last Tuesday threw dainper on each and all
prizes out Of the political chauldron. They one
and all cursed by note and one would have sup
| posed that an Irish wake was being held, but no
Official crier TO be heard or seen. II still goes
on and they say the reform Judges have gone
back on their friends, and the ofhce-h hunters. or
wOuld.be tax.eateFs. nov one aud all want Con-
siitutional convention called right army so rs 20
reform these Judges out in the cold. This Is GER
tainly rough on their friends. but the fright
away" call for Constitutional convention IL pro.
vided for only In the year Of grace 1857, the de-
nand Of the would-bo tax-eaters will not be heard
between this year 1889 and iss7-jusi about Eve
years-so that ample time will be given 20 cool
on But one OF the leit.out In. the cold said with.
in my hearing that the new reform Judges could
have provided for Us all under n law passed by
the las, Democratic Legislature, rs the number TO
be appointed Is without limit. and IL L. true Dem
ocratic doctrine 10 take all you can get. The
benefits Of this Law should have been spread over
Us all, whercupon he handed mo the sheep.ski Of
the Acts Of lsS2. with his finger on chapter $40,
which reads follows;
AR let 10 regulate aHd s.aLisL he pay of Baiii5s
ofhe CircHii Court Jor Baifinors county.
SEc. !. Bs u enacted ~ The General AsssmJly of
hayyiand. That the bailifs Of the Circuit Court
for baltimore county be paid a salary Of iify dol.
lars per month each IN lieu of all fees.
SEc. .. iHd b. IL enacted. That shc salary be due
and payable by the County Commissioners Of Bal.
timorc county on the drst Tuesday Of each and
every month.
Src ,. AHf D, IL ,nacisi. That thi. Act shall
take cGcc, from the date Of It's passage.
"Now,' said my informant. "hcrc Is the law and
you sec We could aH be provided for, bu,-wc were
icd ta!ly till the election was over and now we
get sour political milk" Your correspondent :
reply was. "this was not u funeral Of the Repub.
can party but come over 20 our side and wo will
take You 60 the land where milk and honey now
freely without any Pc or Ks in it. and no crisrs
wanted. JouN TmonAs.
From Gardenviile, i2th District.
Thursday night Of last week u number Of citizens
OF Garienviilc met a the school house for the pur.
pose Of organizing literary and musical society.
The meeting was called 90 order by Mr.. John :.
Bidlison. and after an interchange of views
Messrs. John :. Biiiisoh, J. Hartman Schonc,
Chas. L. MARYLAND aud John =. Gontrum were
appointed u committee 10 draft n constitution aud
by laws, TO be submitted at the next meeting of
the society. The entertainments will probably
consist Of readings. recitations, declamaiions.
vocal and instrumental music. &c. A very profit
able aud pleasant time j. anticipated by those
making the preparatory step. aud the entire neigh
borhood is cordially invited To attend aud paftic
ipa;c.
The high school a, this place opened at the be.
ginning of the winter term with an increase of
some thiri! more sch0lars. and there are now
on the POLL iO. divided and classified follows
Ia Mr.. MaFkland'. classes. 9th. 9Th and 5,h
grade,l " in Nr. Lang's ith and 81 grades
80 In Miss Torrinston's I'd aud ist grades IS.
was present at the examination held Sept. 18th.
and was much pleased with the manner in which
the examination was conducted. The 9Th grade
was examined in the History Of the 4. :. on the
late war, and the 5ih grade on the History Of
Maryland. This school has an efficient corps Of
teachers anu the children are making good pro-
grcss.
On Sunday las, We had genuine winter day
anl the fret snow of the season. | have heard
some of our older weather prophets say that We
will have just NJ many SHOWS the moon was old
en that day. which was sixteen days, and consc.
quontly We are q have that number o! SHOWS. Let
us notice 10.
Those who have iec.ponis are fixing them up
and getting them ready for an ice crop. There
will be more needed this year than ever before,
last years crop having been exhausted long ago.
At the ''re opening" Of Mrs. Abciena smiths
tavern. at Patty Hill, on Thursday night of last
week. a cOlorcl boy named John Barrett, aged
about IL years. was severely stabbed in several
places. George Dieter was arrested by officer
Councilman on the charge of doing the cutting.
lie taken before Justice Carter and gave bail
for another hearing.
On weineslay night of last week hog weigh
ing about 900 lbs. was stolen from the pen Of
Thos. Jordan, on Taylor's farm, near sietnmer's
Run. The hog was traced as far as Stemnier's
Run and a seafch-waTran; was then procured and
placed In the hands of officer Councilman. who
failed TO Gni the missing animal. Suspicion
rested on certain par;io, but trace Of the hog
could be found. M. A. r.
Wedding nt Kingsville.-A brillian, wed