The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-10-06

times 90 remind US of another and perfect land.
I walked along the road and on one side of me
stretched n varied landscape Of hill, plain and
valley far. far away into the shadow Of the dim
distance. whilst on the other you saw afar OF the
river flowing 50 peacefully aud calmly along. look
ing like q ribbon Of silver as the sunlight gnted
aud shouc upon IT, I could not help thinking
Of "Beuiah Land" with all its beauties, its Joys,
especially, as the trees are beginning TO put on
their varied foliage and coming out in such bril-.
liant masses of cOiorr.
"a sweet perfume upon the breeze
l. borne from ever vernai trees,
And flowers, that never fading grow
Where streams Of life forever aow.
oh Beulah Land, sweet Beulah Land,
As on thy highss, mount l stand,
look away across the sea
Where mansions prepared for me,
And view the shining. glory shore,
Ny Heaven, my home, for cvermorc."
Il Is reported that there will be n great short
age 10 the tomato crop, 90 our Gamers are press
ing with all the means they possess and put
ting mp an extra packing. The crop around here
seems TO be full one and quite fine, paying some
people from 900 10 100 bushels per acre ut IS cents
per bushel delivered o. the Gamers.
The cotton mill at Franklinvillc moves along
slowly. Want Of material and delay In delivery
makes stoppages in the work. IL looks 10 inc NJ
IL there had been a want Of systematic co-opera-
ton all the way through. however IL may hardly
from experience how difficult II 10 10 get any
building operation 20 move along exactly 80.
Nearly every body Is through with corn cutting
Seeding will be in order this week, and next week
every body will be full Of going to the Hartford
county fair.
ain informed that the suspension Of work on
one Of the sections Of the d. 4 o. Il. Il. Is only
temporary aud will be resumed this week.
Politically aud otherwise matters are very Fat
and dull around these corners and news items arc
hard TO get.
Revival meetings Of the VI. Z. church are in
fashion now and soon the bucolic mind will have
full occupation in nightly attendance upon these
regular fall shakings up
We hal n terrific storm through this section on
Sunday night last. Very heavy rain with hail,
thunder and lightning. PAINT hesrt never won
fair lady," says the old poet. and thought sew
erai Of our young gailants and "Lochimars."
AM how there was n party made up TO 90 TO the
". T. church at the FOrges, where the revival
services are being held. They got there, sweet.
hearts and all, but "the rain fell and the foods
came and washed all the starch out Of the sweet
hearts and all the romance and sweet prattlings
out of the .beaux and = worse bedragglcd set Of
| festive folks II would be hard 90 End. I am In
formed that they had 10 stop on their way home.
rout out n very cstimabie lady aud beg for towels
60 dry out on. Some Of the beanx have been
hanging on the ragged elge upside down ever
since trying 90 run out the water they took In.
IAN Wright that ends Wright" Eli.
ON Monday, the representatives Of Baltimore
county and others met again in consultation
about the bridge over the Gunpowder at Frank.
Iinville. II i to be hoped that with all this In
eubation, something practical and tangible may
be hatehed out. II this section canno, get some
thing but of the county, a. . return TO the tax
payers, I do not see that IL IL much benefit hav-
Ing anybody from here in the Board Of County
Commissioners.
The road along the line Of the falls from Frank
linviile 90 Jericho badly needs n fence or son-
protection TO keep anyone from falling over the
dscievity where Il runs along in dangerous places.
aud the Commissioners ought TO allow the road
supervisor money enough TO hx II, but am told
small as our road fund Is. Il has been reduced In
order 10 benefit the upper section. / would like
90 know by what right our taxpayers down here
are thus imposed upon. BILLr BARLOW.