The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-03
jfS- For the important Office Of County Com
mi''iOners the Republican party presents the
Il
BENJAMIN F. CROFT,
GEORGE J.R0cIIE AND
GOTIEfn STpNcpt

GoTLEiB STENCIL.
Here are three men who are known 20 be fitted
in every way for the Office for which they have
been nominated. Neither of them sought the
nomination, but having been unanimously placed
upon the ticket, without any solicitation their
part, they feel il duty incumbent upon them to
accept pledged, if elected, TO work for the best
interests Of all the people Of the county. regard.
less Of party. II Is generally conceded that n
change At this time Is necessary, and We need
look for no Improvement so long as things remain
as they are at present Whilst wo have nothing
TO say personally against those nominated on the
Democratic ticket for this important Office, yet We
do assert that II they are elected the influences
which will surround them will be bad, and the
people can lock for no Improvement II you feel
that change is necessary. lay aside your party
prejudice and vote for three men-Messrs. Groff,
Roche and stengel-who. IL elected, will 20 into
office untrammced and under n solemn promise
to stop up the leaks which now rapidIy-and
so needie'sly-drain the county treasury. Vote
for GFOf, Roche and s,engel mex, Tuesday.
Gardenviile, i2th District.-There have
been two attempts TO burn an unoccupied build
ing, near the city limits and only about 200 yards
from No. o engine house, recently. On last sun
day night week Ere was discovered by Oficer
Raimo, and engine No. soon extinguished H.
The following Thursday night. during the pro.
gress OF the Democratic meeting at Clifton, ere
was again discovered In the building and the same
engine promptly extinguished the flames. A gen.
eral alarm asturned In and several engines were
soon on the spot, but their services were not
needed.
We are having the finest fall weather just now
ever experienced by our oldest Inhabitants. The
late rains have started everything to growing and
vegetation is as green as in midsummer. There
have been no fros,s TO destroy perishable articles
and the fall crops are good. Cabbage is the finest
that has been grown for many years, and selling
for 81 90 50 per hundred. The turnip crop IL very
large, therefore prices low-from 30 to so
cents per box Of six pecks. Celery Is now being
earthcd up and some is being dug for market,
which is fine and solid. There il more grown
each year than formerly. as it used to be planted
10 low bottom ground, but by using water freely
high ground answers as well and makes better
celery.
Mr.. II. II. IIonnsman, at Georgetown, has open
ed . bar in connection with bis grocery and feed
store. There are now fifteen drinking houses
from the 6mile stone TO the city limits.
Mr.. 6eorgc Lamley has succeeded In raising q
pampkin weighing nearly 100 pounds. II 10
nearly round. have never seen one Of the same
quality like H.
Planting out cabbage and lettuce 10 now the
order OF the day among the gardeners. The
plants are hne and large quantities are being set
out for spring use. The Jersey. wake6sld and
Flat Dutch are the kinds planted at this time.
We are now much annoyed by gunners who
t'espass on any ones property, wherever they can
Ind game. They are IRON the city and don't wait
until the Law is out for killing rabbits, as they
have been hunting them for n week past and no
one TO molest them. MAR