The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1902-08-02
BETTER STICK TO THE FARM.
Record Herald.


1t is said that the annual increase of Chicago's
population is from 10000 to 10000, and among the
newcomers every year are young men from the
country who are victims of the notion that on
portunity awaits them in the cities alone IN
der this delusion they condemn themselves very
probably to the disappointments of an over
crowded labor market. If they get work it is at
boarding houses. pass from them to CHEAP tene-
ments If they have the courage to marry find
more and more that their position is one of anx-
ious dependence, and that the imaginary charms
of city life disappear, to leave nothing but the
depressing reality of buildings jammed together
to the exclusion of light and air, of an all-perva-
ding noise and dirt. of a routine which gives
little but bare subsistence in the present and
holds out no promise for the future.
In the vast majority of cases such must be the
result, and. while country life may have some
serious draw backs, it is plain that these young
men make a capital mistake when they come to
an Ignorant contempt of their familiar surround
ings. If instead of indulging in dreams of for
tune building in the city they were to master
thoroughly all the work of farm, cultivate an
interest in it, add new intelligence to it, take
over the land of their fathers, or acquire others
by purchase, put into this life all the ambition of
their dream, they would do better in the end
than 80 per cent. of the city people, have a
greater intellectual stimulus in their employ
ment, get greater enjoyment out of living and
attain to an enviable independence.
The opportunity is close at hand if they will
only see it. and it adds to the anomaly of the
situation that, while they are neglecting their
natural advantage, disillusioned city men past
the prime of life are retiring to farms, where
they waste their substance in foolish expert
ments owing to the belief that any one can be a
farmer. But these poor competitors do not
count, and If the farm boy will stick to the farm
and make science of agriculture his success is
assured.
Property Transfersin Baltimore County.
Deeds, Leases, Mortgages. Bills of Sale, ETC.,
received for record in the Office of the Clerk of
the Circuit Court for Baltimore county:
A. t. sadtler to Minna Dieckman
J. E. Ingram. Jr., attorney. to Maggie Long.
w. ID. Primrose and wife to Loudon Park Gene
terry Company. II
W. d. Primrose and wife to Loudon Park CemeS
]. s. Rogers to r. N. Bowers. ~
X. y. Paine, yr.. eft ux. to II. w. Bien.
r. L. Paine, Jr., ct ux. to E. E. Bien.
j. A. Krout and husband to B. Hirshier.
w. G.. Horn and wife to M. /. Coney.
M. l. Coney and husband to W. G. FORM and
" P. Richardson to ]. W. Richardson
A. s. Cooper to A. r. Cole. s.le.
Emil Hensen and wife to Edward felson and
Rose Struven, trustee, to g.. w. GeRnagel.
G. ", Gengnagel and wife to S. X. smith.
S. X. Smith to g. w. GengnaRel
A. N. Dieter and husband to Jane White.
W. g. Sanner to ]. A. H. Gerkens.
M. j. Poe to M. T. Conway.
N. T. Conway, administrator, to D. I. Conway.
David Wright to Matthias Peck ard wife.
W. G: Sanner to ]. P. Connolly aid wife.
s. A. Walton. executor. to DAME F. Shearer.
ID. +. Shearer and wife to Seward Smith.
ID. F. Shearer and wife to E. W. Hare.
Joshua +. Cockey and wife to Northern Central
S. K. Smith to E. R. Maasch. committee of Anna
NJ. Maasch.
Anna E. Snyder to t. w. VIM and wife.
g. N; Snyder and wife to Lawrence Redmond.
South Baltimore Co. to +. Z. Kirby and wife.
Johanna Dietz to G. F. and Il. G. Dietz.
Celeste M. Hutton and husband to United Rail
md ak.s<1
d. w. Rhoten and wife to benezer Rhoten.
CIV. Hull and wife to Mary A. Shelton and hus-
]. w. Stallings to William O. Crawford and wife.
Canton Co. to William G. Carl.
Leo Mueller to Anton ]. Crack.
James Gore ct al. to John O. Logsdon and wife:
Henry Schenning and wife to Bernard Bellman
and wife.
Bernard Rethman and wife to Henry schenning
Elizabeth beaverton to Harry Jordan and wife.
David Wright to August Enders and wife.
MORTGAGES.
Maggie Long and husband to Arlington L. Il s..
Amelie Dannenfelser to Harrison P. B. A.. $500.
e. w Hare and wife to J: L. Armacost, $3.50.
Seward Smith and wife to j. T. Armacost, $500.
$500.
]. P. Connolly and wife to Canton P. B. A., $500.
John Hessler and wife to Canton p. b. A., $500.
Matthias Peck and wife to Canton P. B. A. $500.
9. F. Reinert and wife to the Atlas b. A., $500.
G. D. Penniman and wife to Real Estate Inn
j. W. Ayers and wife to Elizabeth and Ellen NJ.
Connolly. $1,000. E-
]. w. Ayers and wife to G. H. Schmidt $4,000.
Henry Schenning and wife to Bernard Rethman
and wife, $575.
August Enders and wife to Highland P. B. A.,
SIS.
Harry Jordan and wife to Highland P. B. A., $416.
]. G. Logsdon and wife to Franklin p d. A., $50.
VIM. o. Crawford and wife to Patterson Park P.
L. & B. A., s., $50.
c. 3. Bell and wife to Provident Savings Bank,
500.
Dietrich Hartig to Grocers B. & L. A., $780,
VIM. j. Carl to Permanent l.. & S. A., 1886.