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, 1873-09-06

Charlcstown, Ind, WIS vlsitol little after
midnight Of Thursday by band Of horaemen,
who posted notices through tho town, warning
hnlf tlczon residents by nano-one Of them
being woman-to leave the State within fit-
toen days, or takc the consequences. No diroct
charge is made against these posted persons,
but they seem to havo boon concerned in some
demonstrations against tho property Of their
ueiglbQra.
, 1873-09-06

1EnNs or aunBonfrTtos trAYAnlE IN ADVANCED.
FniS Pr sX S%SnH1fy' %duHfy
PastH OF yoar At tho same rate.
tn nrssent doay and mistaken ho and give Post
Ohcc address in nll, Including State anil County.
Hcmttancos nay 10 nnde either bytsAft, e1psosa Post
Qfhco ossor. or III registered totiota, at nut risk.
TERMS Tp CITY RnnsUN1nENH.
Dar. delivered. smnhny cacontcu 25 conte nor week.
uniy ocltscred, Sunday lnGlnlod 70 cons per woek.
Addscas THE TRIBUNE COMPANY. '
CoEnor Madison mud Dcarboru-sts., Chicago, lit.
, 1873-09-06
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

Tho pressure upon our columns on Sunday morning
s great that compelled to request advertisers
to send In their advertisements for that issue at
carly m hour possible, In order that toy moy with
certainty Bccnro tho proper classification.
, 1873-09-06
Tic Popo ia once moro announced to be Ill.

Horny D. Cooko Governor Of tho District Of
Columbia, has not resigned his position as ru-
mored, but states that 1t is his intention to doHo
In short time,
, 1873-09-06

AoADEMY or MuslU-1lalsted botwoon ntadsion
a,noc aonoyf Epsans nessfa ill., 'rF0tt
, 1873-09-06

,6n aa sfs' hstsosn Msd
, 1873-09-06

McVIQKER'8 TffNATRE-hladison, botvcou Dosf-
born ahl Stato. Diamonds" AftoInuon and oysuing.
, 1873-09-06
BUSINESS NOTICES.

INSTEAD OF BITTER, .-.---.---
MOTHERS, DUHIN0 YOUR UiIiLDfS SECOND
ln,nner, you will iiud Mrs Wasow's Soothing Syrup
Invaluable fsiend.
, 1873-09-06

MYERS OpERA-HOuSE- Monroe street, hetveen
DGhrhotu and Stnte. Arlington, Cotton 4 Kefubo'C
MInstr0ls. Afternoon and eyonnR.
, 1873-09-06

,HQoLEY2 THEATRE Randolph atrnct,, hotwcon
Chrk aud l+aSno. Llihns Last fove." Afternoon
sud evening.
, 1873-09-06
Gbe GbiifaUo Mribu1le.

Saturday Morning, September Q, 1879.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1873-06-05

JOHN L FARR. Of Clisp,ico district,
ils'reccmm, n led 10 the voters OF 81 Ma.
ry's comfy as a candidate icr Commis-
sioners' Court at the ersuing election.
march D, 1873. Many Friends
Mr.. Editor--Announee CHARLES
BUTLER ss a candidate for Commission
ers' Court as the ensuing election. and
say, that lie sill be warmly supported by
the honest men of 81 Iaigocs' district.
march 6. 1873. Many Friends.
Capt. JAMES NAY. of S.. Inisoe,'
district. an honorary member of the
"6rand Army of the Repu blic,' Gen A
Z Burnside, .chief.) is
presented to the ro,ers of the couu,y for
Commissioner.
may s, 1878 Rai,roaders.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1873-06-05
For SuERIEF-

Mr.. Ediior-iou are requested 20 announce
jas. X. ALVEY as a candidate for the next
Shertfaiiy and you will please say that he
VIII be Warmly supported by the business in
'efes' OF the county and bY he
Jan :. 1879. Prortx
Ar Editor-Please announce JAMES BUR-
EoUGhS is n suitable candidate for the mex,
Sherihslity and he will be WARMLY Supported
oy Chsptico Charlotte Hall Districts.
Jan -, lsI3-te.
Mr.. Editer-Please announce Can't BFyJA
MIN FoXW ELL, of Leonardtown district. as
a candidate for Sheriff, and say that be will
be generally and warmly supported by white
and cOiorcd VOTERS of the
Jan 80 1873. Republican Party
MessrS. Eiitors-Flcase Announce r
VI EDWARDS Us suitable candidate
Tor the next Sherifalsy. and say, that he
will be warmly Supported by the voters
OF St Mary's county.
march -, 1873 The Peo,,.
Mr. JOS o TAYLOR, Of st Inisoes'
district. is respectfully presented To the
voters of St M,ry's as the umn,asked Re.
publican candidate for Sheriff
April 10. 1873 St Inicoes'
Saint Mary's beacon., 1873-06-05
Candidates.
For State Senator.

Messrs Ediiors-Please announce CaptSin
RANDOLPH JONES. OF ST. IBigots' district,
as the Republican candidate for the State Sea-
ate.
Jan 80, 1873. OK.
The friends or Capt. ASA A. LAWRENCE,
bel ewing that his services will be useful TO the
cifiEeHs Of -. Aary's County IN the S-usts Of
Maryland recommend him as candidate for
that position al the rcxt election.
Legion.
Jan. 3oth, ls13-te
If nr. Jas. II. MILES viii consent TO be
candidate fer the Senate he will be warmly
supported by the Republicans OF
tcb 8, 1873. Uakvilie District.
gr. Edior-As there hare been announced
several candidates for the Senate OF MARYLAND
" no seem TO have Black Republican atfnities,
be kind enough 10 announce HENRY B-T-
lER, OF the Factory district, as man true
and full in tie Republican, faith, not rs one in
his own conceit.
Feb l8, 1873. Many Voters.
Mr. Eii'o,-Pleasc announce II. JOHN
son COTTON as a candidate to repre-
sent St Marys county in the Senare of
Maryland at The coming Fall elec,inp,
aud say he will receive a warm supoor: ia
Chaptie" and Charlotte Hail Dists.
Feb p. 1873.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1873-06-05
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
Mr.. EpIroR.-You will please an.
nounce J. j. REDMOND as a candidate
for County Commissioner at the ensuing
election, and ob!ire many friends in
Chap,ico aud Charlotte Hall Districts.
Feb 9th, 1873.
Nh. EprroR.-I: Capt JOHN v. GRAVES.
of 0akyille District, will cousen; TO serve in
the Commissioners Court, he will be earnest
ly supported at the ensuing election by
Many Friends.
The friends of JOHN PARSONS,
E>q., recommend him for re-elec,ion ss
County Commissioner. he being eminent
y eu,itled to the support of
Feb2I 1873. Tax-Payers.
The friends Of A C TENEISSON,
E>qr., confidently ask for him the en-
dsrscmen, of the people a, the next elec-
ton as q member Of the Commissioners
Court. Filth District.
Feb 81, 1873.
JOHN b ABELL. Esq-.. will be en-
doris d by the people for reelection to the
COMMISSIONER Court. if he will consent
to serve another term.
Feb 81, 1873. Friends.
A 4 LAWRENCE. Esqr., is recon-
mcnded to the voters Of the county for
recollection to the board Of County Com
missiOners and believe he will receive
the support OF the People.
Feb -. 1873.
THOMAS II SHADRICK, E.a., il
entitled to the ea-nes, support Of the peo-
PIE OF the couaiy for County Commis-
sion'r at the coming election.
Feb "a, 1878. Chspsico-
Saint Mary's beacon., 1873-06-05
CONFIRMATION NOTICE.
In the matter Of the sale Of the Real Estate
OF Geo. W. Mattiusloy, deceased.

In tLe Circuit CoWt for st Eary's county,
sitting as Court of Equity.
No 16l \ f..
nRDERED. this 2Gth day Of April.
" 1878, that the Auditors Re
port fled in this cause, be ratified and
confirmed, unless cause to the contrary
be shown on or before the 4th .londay ui
May. 1878; provided copy Of this order be
published in the St Mary's Beacon, ence a
week for three successive weeks prior to
the said 4,h Monday of Nav.
JNO A CAVALIER. elk.
Tru.copy-Tsst:
JNO 4 CAVALIER, Crk.
May |, is7S-3w cad
Saint Mary's beacon., 1873-06-05
STENCIL WORK,

CEORGE TiYi OF Of Fort Tobacco will
~ taiihiu lly ard promptly atienl to all or
Geis for work sent bv mail.
He charges for plates for marking hogsheais :
Of tobacco, sa' *, boxes, &c. eight cents per
letter brushes thirty cents extra.
For name plates for marking clotrs $. looks
&C., from nifty cents TO one dollar Al d a mar
ter, ink, brush aud box with dire, on for
using included.
Name pia'rs sen, by mail, postage rep a.
Large Plates ty steamer 10 auv point.
CGsh in all sos must accompanr n, I'd
OF u persons prefer they can leave tn -iT q, der
accomP MED ~ the money, with Nix I ero
NJ Moor,'S Hotel
may 5, lS1S-sm
Saint Mary's beacon., 1873-06-05
Boarding.

Mrs J. c. NvLBURN, formerly ,of -. Ma
1v1 ry's ccunty, has removed iron No. -
Hanover ST., 20 i59 w. LYnbGrd st., between
SasrP and Liberty, and is prepared ioi receive
permanent and iransienl Boai defs.
Jan IsTo--.f.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1873-06-05

y)sr';es wishing 10 employ the services Of the
l. Undersigned a. surveyor wiII adslrvss
GEO. y. DENT
Crest Mills, e. o., M.
March psth, Is7e--u.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1873-06-05
ADMINISTRATORS, NOTICE

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Orphans Court q .Soiai Nary, Co,nty, q. =
April 20, 1873.
nRDFRED BY TIE COURT. That EAL.
~ StClAir andl Daniel Payre ad minis,ra-
tors Of
r CHAPMAN S-CLAIR,
late Of 81 May county, Na-N laEi. icceaser,
kive the notice required BY law TO the dece,e-
Al creditors to cthibi; their claims. and that
foe same lie published once a week for six sue
tessiye weeks IN the 81 Nary's Bea-on.
Test:
jaws T " R.LEr,
Register tillsfor 81 NaTy's COUNTY
NOTICE.
In pursuance % the above order we he-cf. :.
Five notice that have obtained from tn. Or
rhans Court of ST. MARY county Narvlaud
set'ers decentralization the personal c.ra-e To-:
j Chapman Si,'Isir, late Of sal CO.. decel,,d 4
All persons having claims Il gairst the said de-
ceased are hereby notified 20 exhibit the same
" ith the I'voI-r ~c.cherE attached thereto 10
thu .uEscrILers, N Or l.tore the - fav a. lDer
lsIJ, they wiil other sttc uy law be excluded
from the benefits Of the said csttte. III persona
indebted to the deceased ar" requested 10 make
innIed!at, aymeHi 10 the Subscribers.
4 l. StCiItE,
BANL J Faye,
administrator.
may !, ls53-Cw.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1873-06-05
ADMINISTRATORS NoflCs.

ApAiNtSIh - NtElt2.
Orphans Coert Of s.. Mary's C6xnty, Set =
May Il. 1873.
nRDERED BY THE COURT Tha, John W
~ II BuFrouchs aimr OF Mar,rllus : Stone.
late of St Marys county, Maryland, deceaS-
ed. gire TIE notice required by law &c the de-
csased's creditors 20 exhibit their claims. and
that the same be published enr- week nor
SIX successive weeks in the :, NAry's Ecscon
Test: JAS " RAtEy,
Register Wills cf 81 Mary's County.
NOTICE
In pursuance of the above order hereby
give ro'lce that have ohisined from the ur-
rhanS' Cour; of 81. Mnry's county, Maryland.
letters of administration on the personal c>ttt,
Of " rrsliEs \ SoHs. late OF slid county. de-
ceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased nie hereby notified To cxl,ihi, the
same With tie proper vouchers attached there
TO. to the subscriber, on rr before the - da,
Of Dec. 1873. they will otherwise Nv Ian hc
excluded from all benefits of The said estate
All persons indebted 10 the decreased are re-
qncsrcd to make immediate payment to the
subscriber.
JOHN W II BURROUGHS,
Administrator.
may - 1873 -dw.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1873-06-05
ADMINISTRATORS NnT,C.

ADMINISTRATOR Notice.
orPha"s' Caart q 81. H,ry'. Curly, SCI :
Hos l3, 1879.
nRDERED BY TIE CoUTT. That J,s
~ Wilson, administrator Of Ctas " Deans
lete of - Nary's county Murvlani. deceased
ave the notice required b. lsw 10 the deceas-
ed creditors 70 exhibit their claims. and TIA,
the same be published once a week TO- SIX
successive weeks in the - Marv's Beacon.
Test: JAS T " RstEy.
Register Wills for 81 Nars : county.
NOTICE
IN pursuance rfthe above order. 7 hcreh,
give notice that haze obtained from the
Orphans Co1ri of =. Mars countr. Mar
land. letters Ot..!miEisrrari"n VI on III. personal
estate OF has " Deans late nf said county. de-
ceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby Lo'ited TO exhibit tie
same wiih the proper vouchers attached thereto.
70 the subscriber, on or jciore tie l-i dav OF
Dec. l-s5. they vii! otherwise by law be ex-
Cluiet from a.! benefit. 81 he said estate. An
person, indebted 20 the decc. set are requested
to make immediate p! neEt 10 the subscriber
JAS II WILSON,
Administrator.
may = IsT3-Cw.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1873-06-05

rNL At GHEEEwEL'. = FEN
~ VIC KS and ,xarTiite theif Ens -
sortmFnt OF Millinery and Fancy Goods,
before purchasing elsewhere.
may 20. 1873.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1873-06-05
For Register of Wills.

fIitors BcGcon-Please announce Mr.. PHIL
IP q. LON + Il a candidate for Register of
Wills at the ensuing election. lie will he eec-
ted ana will 10 credit to the position and to
his many friends.
Feb ., ISIS. ST. lSIGoss.
Mr. ED;roR-Plcasc announce BEN
NETT Ii. SMITH. of tie Factory Dis
:r'c., as a candidate Tor Register of Wills,
1T the next election.
POPULUS.
Feb 6;h. 1873.
Mr. Editor-rlcase announce J. T. u. RA-
LEI tor Re- lister of W ills, and say that he
will lie warmly supported by the Democrats
OF the county.
Feb l3, 1873. Charlotte Hail.
Mr E iitor-Plcnse announce in the
Beacon that THOMAS HELMSLEY
will be supported for the office of Register
o: Wills at the ensuing election by many
friends in Oakyille District.
march 6. 1873.
JOSEPH " GOLDSBOROUGH, Of
Leonard;own district, is announced rs
candidate for Register of Wills ut the en-
suing election and will Re supported by
April "A. 1873 Many Friends.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1873-06-05
FOR CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT CUR.

FOR CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
Editor Beacon-Please announce J. FRANK
FoRr, Esq. as a candidate for Clerk OF Cir
cur Court and oblige
Nov lG,ls7l. Many Friends
The friends OF Col. THE0PfLUS HARRI-
y recommend him rs candidate for Clerk
Of the Circui, Court OF ST. Mar.'s county.
June -, ls72.
The pai ns-tatirg manner in which JNO.
\. CAM ALlFR, Esq, has disrharg his
duty as T. Jerk OF the Circuit Court induces
his numerous friends Of 81. Inigoes' district
To announ & him as a candidate for re-elec-
ton TO sal ,ttice.
Aug i, 1872. Many Voters
FRANCIS ". GODDARD is herewith an
nounced a. i candidate for Clerk of the Cir
cult Court for 81. Marys county, and will be
warmly supported by the voters of
Lconardiown District.
Dec 10. ls72.
NsSSrs. EiHors.-You will please announce
Or. l.. J. SUTTON ss a candidate tor Clerk
of the Circuit Court for St Mary county.
Chaptico District.
Jan >, 1873.
Messrs Editors Please announce VIII
LIAM Il. BEAN as the Republican Candidate
for Clerk .. the Circuit Court.
81. lnigoes District.
Jan &c, ls73-te.
MR. ED ToR.-P|case announce JOHN
l.. GREENWEEL. OF Leonard Town
district. as a candidate for Clerk Of the
Circuit Court OF St. hary's county at the
ensuing elcc,ion, AM say that he will be
warmly supported by numerous friends
in
Oak lille District.
Ell L u 1S-2
Saint Mary's beacon., 1873-06-05

CLFITiE, OVER SIC, 900
The above companies have hCcn doing buSi-
ness for nearly ha'fa century. heir age, strength
and known good management can scarcely al
low one 10 question their solvency.
FRoM TABLE or RATES.
- years SlD s.; 20 years So Cd; - years
S2G %: 40 years SSl -: IS yea:s S37 93 on
the 81 Co5-25 per CT. divid,n nj OF the first
year, increasing each year thereafter. TIE iu-
Srrod PAYS only the NUiual cost Of Life Insur-
ancc. Ne stockholders 10 satisfy. Tie Policy
holder is alone directly interested
These two Life Companies are the oldest
largest. cheapest and best conducted Of any
in the /. States. and we Challenge anv one 10
show a better investment for their money
The Royal Fire Insurance COMPANY adjust
all losses Mt the Baltimore agency, without ref
crenvc to the Home office. Ii has paid all its
losses in Chicago and Boston.
RATES-60 cents per SlO0 on frst-class
DWELLINGS: - cents on frst-claSs Frame Dwell
lincs; Sl.c5 on Barns a:d contents 81 so on
Stores AMI Stock. No note given.
an: authorized and will attend to anv bus
inc>s for the above companies at my ofice, or
in the country when requested.
L c Combs, Raphael Downs, Wm Grccnwcll.
Asa \ Law renee, John 7 Ming, Bernard free
man.
Jos II KEY.
Feb 20, ls.3-3ms
Saint Mary's beacon., 1873-06-05
Tie New Patent
Tobacco Hitler.

~ y. RLAKtSTONE'S PATENT TO
~. EiCCO WLLER will strike 100. 900
check tobacco hills with ease on common. or
work time, aud ia il i.Jt,r. n regards after
culture, than IL rHn tc dome in any other known
mr'h,t. !; needs no previous crossing OF The
rlu". lis 'sior:iy ;. almost ma liCtl. lula great.
cr advantage is i'- cylrtitg3c ct planting f.
tinating its work AZ - cents per .oUg hills il
can lay for Itself in one iay. and leave "A bal
aucc ia tlr hands Of the purchaser E-tnatel
- tie implements aul labor that vii. do the
same amount of work il can /, lie done rs we'll J
il wI!i pay Tor TWO Killers.
The operator can draw plants with the r'an-
tcrs, ard if II" planters have 20 make their
planting pegs, Il lhrr, hr .Cl they will no,
have 10 wait. and before night he can stop the
I.i.cr a@a help them.
For sale b. JOHN Il. ". NANKlN. WASH
ingiun. +. {. Iucr, go 90. Machines sent
~ l.d! or Steamer to any place in or ont OF the
State
Z. i. BLACKSTONE, .Pa,eu,ee.
may ?, lS.5-Im,
For Tif-co T.nss. Pr.7-s Grcrgiqn and
'./,.T' J.nsrri rtu'j>h Two weeks and send Ji.l
10 advertiser Tor ~, meat.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1873-06-05
Co-partnership.
Notice.

DERSoNS Indicted to me. as lmin
Il uaig,x of the late William Blair,
upon notes given for purchases made a,
the ssle OF the personal e;fec:s of de-
ceased. are nctitieu tha, these uoses have
been placed in the hands of Mr.. J. T. NJ.
Raley. Leonard Town. for collection aud
that payment is expected.
JANE A SHOEMAKER.
Aduinislra;rix.
May s;h, lS1S-sw.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1873-06-05
CONFIRMATION NOTICE,
Z I Spalding
vs..
WM II Jones and
Mary J Jon os, his wife,
4 others.

In the Circuit Court for st Marv's eoun
ty, sitting as Court oiEqui,y.
Nc $50 y. +.
nRDERED, this 18th day of Nav.
~ 1879, that the sale made and p
ported by James Fl. Wilson, Trustee.
in this cause. be ratified and confirm
e6, unless cause TO the contrary be shown
on or before the Srd Monday Of June
next: provided copy ofthi. order be in
serted in the 81 Mary's Beacon. once a
week for three successive weeks prior to
the said ard Monday OF June,
The report states that the land sold for
S145.
JNO \ CAMALIER, OK.
True cupy-Test:
JNO CAVALIER, Cl'k.
May %. lss3-3w.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1873-06-05
BUTTERwoRTn'S
Steel Horse POrer

Is WARRANTED 10 produce ouc.,ll-i more Pow
cr. aud /" excel all others Al Strcagth- Dl-
EABlLlTN and ease of motion. vrCir,tlarS
ad res .SHU JERSEY iGRICj'L TI-R4L
HORkS, TRENTON. ' j., Sole Manufacturers
may -, lS13-lm.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1873-06-05
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE


orpasas CSsrt q Slisi Nrry's eOssty, ses-
Ny ~, lsiS.
nRpEREp BY The COURT, Tia, Thas
" Ahc1l. administrator Of Joha A. Ahll,
late offs; Mary ; county, Nd, deceased. give the
notice required hy Law 10 the aeccAsr<a's
creditors te exhibit; their claims and ths, ta.,
same he published onee week for six saeces-
sise weeks Ia the 81 Aary's Beacon.
TvS;: rasy ruEy.
Register Mills for :; Mary cvaaty
-
NuTICS.
In pursuance of the above orse- shershv
give notice that ] have obtained from the ur-
phans' Ctnr; - 81. Ea-y's county, Maryland.
letters OF administration oa the personal estate
Of Johr Abel. late of said coua,y devea,-
eSi. Allpersons having claims against the said
deceased .-rc hcTc1y notified 20 eNhitn the sam.
with the proper vouchers attached thereto, ,s
the subscriber, nT bv;orr the lsrh dav IL
Lec iSsS, ihey WI.I otherwise bv Law he rN-
clUded FROM thc benefits of ,hv said estate. All
persons Indebted 10 the deceased arv requested
To maAe Immediate payusrrt to the Suhsrrttcr.
lhus As AREii,
Admin islrarog.
NAV -, lSTS-Gr,
Saint Mary's beacon., 1873-06-05

GREAT BARGAINS ofFer,d in MIN.
~ nerv and Fancy GooSs a.
GREENWEI L & FENwICH,S.
may -, 1878
Saint Mary's beacon., 1873-06-05
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.

Warranted 10 do the whole range of Family
Sewing with more rapidity. with more ease of
management and with less Fatigue 10 the op-
orator than any Machine now in use.
1t will Siich, Hem. Fell. Tuck, Quilt, Cord,
Bas'e, Bind, Braid, Embroider, and Gather in
a most perfect manner. and will sew through
the entire range Of family work. from Main sook
TO the heaviest Beaver Cloth, and will sew from
one 10 sixteen thicknesse. of Muslin without
change of tension.
p;aAes the Elastic Lock-Stich, conceded 70
'be ecea for Strength and Durability, and
wiDnot rip, even every th;-d stitch hc cut
$tS- Machines delivered aud Instructions giv-
en-. Price $40. Address
BENZ FO%WELL,
Lcouard,own,
81 Nary's county, Nd.
Jan 80, ls.3-,f.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1873-06-05
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

VI ssrs F. 'itors-Please announce DR.
WM Ii STONE as a candidate to repre-.
s"nt 5: Mary's county il the Hous. of
Delegates Of Maryland a, the coming Fall
election. Democrat.
march 6 1873.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1873-06-05

IjZACU Il MORGAN will consent
to be candidate for seat in the lower
branch Of the next General Assembly of
Mar ryland. he vii! receive the enthusiastic
surP'rt of the People.
march -, 1873.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1873-06-05

TONNFCT!CET INITIAL LIFE "
~ NiRANCE CONriNl or X.iRT-
FORU. CONN.,
Saint Mary's beacon., 1873-06-05

THE MUTUAL TIFE INSCRiNCE CON-
IiNI or " J..
Saint Mary's beacon., 1873-06-05

ASSETS, OTER S56, Oc0 600
TIE EOIiL fIRE ASSURANCE COW
EINl cFLiIERPOOL IND LONDON.
CIFiTiL, OYER $4,000 900
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-21
HAMILTON, Aug. IL, 1873.

The farmers are mostly through
with their harvest, and the grain Is
mostly in the stack In good order.
The yield will Ike above medium In
wheat; oats fair average. Corn new
er looked better, until within the last
ten or twelve days. 1t now begins To
need rain, but even with the rains we
have had, bids fair to be up TO any.
thing we have had for many years.
There will be a large surplus to feed
emigrants who may wish to settle in
n land flowing with milk aud honey.
To all industrious citizens, l say GONE.
T.. NJ.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-21
EUREKA, CLAY TP., Aug. ls.


FRIEND BANKER: in the published
list Of Oranges represented In the po-
lilical convention held at Knoxville
on the 81 inst, I notice the name Of
Eureka. Now, while it may be- true
that Eureka Grange was represented
IN said convention, II IL equally true
that the delegates acted without a
shadow of authority from the Grange.
Eureka Grange elected no delegates,
and did not authorize any parties to
act in that capacity for 1t.
This correction should have appear
cd in the Democrat Of last week.
Having seen the error In that paper, |
Immediately mailed to the editor q
statement correcting 1t, which for
some cause he has failed to publish.
As the same error appeared in the Vo-
TER, please make the correction ami
oblige ID. SATCnELi., Master.
Eureka Grunge, No. los, p. II.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-21

ED. VorER We have just com ple-
ted the harvesting of the heaviest crop
Of small grain known to the "oldest
iuhabitant" hereabout. We anticipa-
ted tedious harvest aud high prices
for hands, In consequences of the tan
gIed condition Of the grain; but hav-
ing commenced early aud exchanged
work all round, with tho help Of n
new Champion self-raking machine
procured by Mr.. VIM. Harvey, which
took Off many Of the worst tangled
fields, we were enabled to get through
without any loss to the crop, or pay
Ing fabulous prices for hands. The
MAXIMUM of wages paid was $l.76 per
day,
Our summer school has closed. II
was taught BY Mics Aandelia Wei
gHnd, who seems TO be very success
full In teaching the young idea how
TO shoot" Parties wishing TO employ
teacher cannot do better than TO en-.
gage her seryices. Her term here was
three months, pupils enrolled, Is !;
males ~. female =; average sstepd-
anos &c. SALARY VI tsechss @cS per
NORTH. 'EUAExA.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-21

RUNAwAY.-A correspondent writes
ns from Otley that on Saturday, 9Th
inst, as Mira. Davis and her son
Frank, a lad Of IL or IA years, living
at Summit. were on their way to Otley
In = buggy, the horse took fright At
an approaching train Mt n crossing,
aud dashed forward with such violence
that both were thrown out aud severe.
ly hurt. Mrs. ID. first fell and was
was dragged short distance, after
which the vehicle was turned over on
Frank. The horse continued his
flight for two miles. The accident
was witnessed by those on the train,
which Was stopped, and assistance
rendered the unfortunate ones till
neighbors could be sent for. Mrs. ID.
remained insensibls the rest If the
day bnt Il was found that Frank was
hurt warse than his mother.