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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-26

Msss ASraoSY's DEFEAT srieve
- retnark hat The tyrant man BIS rather
got tie issser of Miss AnttcnyA A Fs3-
cral judge. silliSg in Judgment Hpor her,
has pronounced her guilty Of Illegal 20
ting. In dong 50 be has taken grounds
whicil-we are not used 10 see as~Hrsesslsy
Federal Judges in these latter years. Ii
IS sau.e time stree &c we're assured from
4 Federal bench that there we're any such
things as State rights, even within the
harrowest limits. rs against the legislation
OF Congress. Judge Hunt poiuts out
both the rights Of States and the limiia-
tons OF those rights in fashion which
would not have misbccorae Judge ap-
pointed under mach earlier Admili>tra-
ton than that from which he derived bis
commission:
:" The right OF voting or The privilege
If vo;iuc j. 4 night Or privilege arising
under the constitution az the State AID rot
OF tie United States IF the righ, belong.
TO any particular person it Is because such
par,on Is entitled 20 il a. cii.en OF tho
State where be offers TO exercise il. snd
not because Of citizenship Of tine United
States. If The State Of New York should
provide that no persea should vote unti
he had reached The age Of tiirty-one years,
or after he lad rcacl,td the age offfty. OF
that no person having gray hair, or VIII
hal not the possession of Ill his limbs
should he entitled ~ vote, | do not set
how Il couid IL held 20 he violation oi
any right derived or held under the Con
stitrtion Of the | ni'cd States IL might
say iha, such regulations were u,inSt, ~
raruical. unfit for tie regulation Of m in
teiiisent Stat: but If the rights Of citi-
zen arc thereby violated they are Of That
fundamental class derived fro4n his posi-.
ton as citizen af thc State. and not those
limited rights belonging 20 him rs a ci;i-
zen of the United Stnt"s. and such was the
decision in Garfield VS. CarryeN."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-26


Sfws an orrrp Irr,,s Orr dis,in-
rui-hcl coun'yuan, Col. Jom> 7. Dr>r,
having recently been interviewer by
FREUD upon The subject Of lis willingness
TO accept tie termination. + rendered him.
of'hr Democratic Party Of tho STATE for
the position q Comptroller, We havr good
authority t'r -t"ttrF. that the Colonel.
though originally lj-jnc'jncl to allow his
PAN" 10 be- a,od in H. fou1i0g contest in
tat c"rrest b. va. finally withdrawn all
Objections AID nr~ sa.'y place, L.m.olr at
the services q his .ar'r and his friends
he late hour ~ which this information
reached us rrclHIe, at our hands this
week 't"c. m'"i,oo. than HAT this an
h'"neemoh' ct N"l I'EI Wi. be received
W'th the N'rn'oSt enthusiasm by lie dcna-
"'''',' ''i'"" wing III -. Wary : whose raj
AVS "' ''> '."-''' 80 '''..''"'y' Sc ''.J
an - Tong
hir!i-ia"rrri r">tma>'ar> with easy
''rScl'n'rs as beginning {" G"l ont, sc
'r' please" to believe. dat robbery #
mails passing through their Offices caGno;
" I" .','.y" ; W" '"'''' 'mP""''y.-
:, '"'.'' :. '''"I'y postmaster u NC
'i''' % >. '.emrAIS bay IN ihls county,
Inns bee" detected II The late common pas
''"'a Of rrr''n'r@ money from letters pas
'ins through lis lauls-dctc,.,l and
brought e es,,f Circumstances, tculing
to '"'ph'~'' Iiaw',y. having oon'r 20 the
knowledge Of The Post td>c Department,
Detective N-Ihail was Immediately de-
tailed to Prepare the proper lait for
catch The suds,on biz vosaciously
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-26

fEFE Trade lEssoNs IRON TUE CENsvS.
The World has an elaborate double Lead
81 article showing that the official returns
&c the ninth census is one oftle mrst e.
ftctiye free trade DOCUMENTS ever publish
ed One of The mc>. significant facts il:
develops is that, Of total of Il. 5o5 OBS
persons engaged in lnbors Of Gjfforen;
kinds, only l,55!,5G0 are even claimed
70 come within the scope Of the pseudo
benefits ofrroico'ive tariff legi>,ation.-
The editor reasons thai
it could be proved copc!u>ive'v that
the country At large would derive ultimate
advantages from special legislation that
tended to erect these l,514 $50 persons
into privileged class 81 the expense Of all
other classes in TIE community, TIL might
Still! be no good reason Tor a protective
tariff in republic; but when it is known
that the entire body .: capitalists. tho pro
priciary class, WHO are the only real ben
cfciarics of special tariff legislation. num-
her Gully 42.S17-wheu these facts are
collectively considered Protection. a. a
means cf fostering the Interests of re-
public. does seem to be the wickeacst alb
surdity of a not very wise age.
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N Q &c E.

IHE FOURTH ~ -JIN vii ~ ce'rlrst,i
~ iiLeN io.ut NIylaeD bN iEc reading
o. 10, pecl1u'.au co. lrlv,, n,senco by JOS. :
ALl-~TAN. ESq. and AZ Ufsssoa by 1t. fAoS.
\. INNeit.
I,r- F..,i,v -rr J,ha " Ero'aC. Captain
G,urs, 1a.ua- Ifuu.J.ra,s : Inv IA t'ul leuu
II S,gh.lvu. lion George " Morgan.
. 81 ffst,s agrFst ExEfs-v ~ X Clark
Ey~rv t4rraH Fr-tsT 'o-J. sartrs Ft..a-l,
Go. acogh,'us Harrison, capt Joseph Poorest.
Tos~s sqr4ati ui'es sop' AZ night
There VIII be excursion Vtrji>> pr,s.at u1 ta'
H.-t-.rU.
ESetisrs Yil ceanenst at3la a','.-h m.
ei>ek. <lhSsrol n -, - u - q .aIcRs
b. ORDER CD, f..- 'nAulfs..
,-suc &c lS.c.-,1
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-26

page. AlFef It's many departments are
E.led With rlsassst. uSeisl or entertaining
Tssdings Remesster. !, IS. Tie else.rss,
Of tie aady ssooasl TO siasss Subscribers
his 3 90 syear. Tseluhs i. : cheap
er sfih. via : sosie< for, $500. or $
topiss Cor si2M. i.h ba,h an extra
copy aud splendid premiHul engraving
to the Person getting up the club. Sreei-
mems are seat gratis - those wishing TO
get M clubs Address Gas j Peterson,
St6 Cbesinu; Street. Philadelphia.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-26
From The Bal;imore SIN

Doc BirEs- To THE PCBLrc -Allusion
having been made to an article on hydro.
rhobia. published by me year and hslf
ago, | deem itrropcr 10 repeat what |
iheD enrhat;cal!y said. ",hat a slight
scratch from the dogs tooth is much more
dangerous than deeper wound" because
less blood Rows to wash away the poison.
aud 10 render necessary more thorough
washing with soap and water. The part
should be instantly washed with soap aud
water. and when dry should be ,herossh-
ly touched with caGs'iI potash hy pltySi-
cian, Il possible The milier cauStscs
such rs lunar causlics, &c. are worthless
| have witnessed many deaths since
thar article was published from this dis
ease. in nc, one Of which VAS the caustjc
used In al cases the patient said '';hc
the scratch was 50 slight that they lid not
miud it'-the very rcsscn that they should
have minded" i, In all these cases Tie
wouid have been saved bad the means been
( rroa. ply employed
Another error Is. a,wavs Killing The dog
tha, bites; he stouli be carefully shri
up Ifte rtn=ins veil he has rot ,hs
bydroph5bia. Ba; Apply tie caus;ic a
any rate at once.
s NITssS r SasrH.
Baltimore, June Oh. 1879
/ NEWSPAPER CusSsE --Co,onel s. s
! S,noot has Scen -ehrseu president OF ths
i Capital Publishing Company. # this city
This IS deservcdco-plinens to the encr-
gy and ability ofa live business man. why
Will carry with him N bis new sphere q
dssy that enterprise which las elaraeser.
/ ired rs saurts IL ether branches II prcfts-
s;e0sl ara uefrznfiss life 10 this rosn-
{ :nrsisr- Deb 6Tfeaicle.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-26

This lis a Roqrs coEfdag. gotten NJ cx-
press!y IN the interest II tie citizens of
southern MsEylai.d, to enable them 10 over.
come the difficulties they experienced in
procuring lusarance in tie ordinary Insur-
ance Companies. with majority OF is Di-
rectors well known IL that community.
1t las hsea IA business row over four
years. ~ iass-t dceT'e,i. ara NY aavs
ben unusually large, aare Jesa faithfully
and Prow?'iy paid Shich IS Cur best guaE-
antee for the iutuTc.
The plaaasloiasi Is the safest and eaear-
esi known ID Insurance, ansf affords 10 all
iesaranee a is cxac; cost. and ought to 10
eneourag gel by an " TO eisb Ia ,ro.sc; ,heia
selyts against loss. Or damage IL fire.
II these Interested v III get il t., II PATIO
mage anc snIcTes then selves in the iI.cscase
.. iis nsimcss, in few ears it Wilisatk
among The largest lnsuralce corporations
10 MARYLAND. a credit ~ 4 beL cit 10 all,
All an honor 10 the State.
GEt,. a ST IM.S.
Genera Agent Tor ST. Mas c..
Jun 80, Is73--.f
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-26
INSURANCE Company
OF BALTIMORE,
Ogies No. Il .Sosh street.
3 G HARRIS. Presideat.
DIRECTORS:

$ II caughy, =. Noah Walker & Co.
PhlliP I George, - George < jenkins.
I ID Anderson, d" Anderson Il Bro.
John Stack, Carpenter and Builder.
hon GEORGE Brent, Court of Appeals.
George 7 Jenkins, Charles county.
George Combs, St. Gary's coluty.
l.. G. Harris,
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VI n. =. IfGHsNNS,
Ccmmaadcs Fishery FeEte.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1873-09-04

An old colored man, named Mar
tin Bell, and his wife, died on the
farm of Robt. A. Linn, about 8 miles
east of town, last week, of cholera or
cholera morbus. A married daugh-
ter of the old couple and her child
came to town and were attacked by
the same disease last Saturday. The
child died on Sunday, but the moth
er is getting well.
Mr.. S. B. Garmon, living near the
County Infrmary, was attacked on
Saturday night, and died on Sunday
night. 1t is said he had all the usu-
al symptoms of cholera. Hs had been
in town on Saturday and was very
imprudent in eating largely of water
melons. There have been no cases
as yet originating in town, and we
hope none will occur.
We refer our readers to the report
of the Health Officer in another col
umn.
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SAD AccIDENT.-The eldest child of Mr..
aud Mrs. Philip Kramer, of the Kramer
House, a bright and interesting little girl,
named Annie, aged about s years, was acci-
dentally drowned on Tuesday of last week,
in a cistern under the floor of the kitchen.
No one saw her fall in, and for five or six
hours after the accident must have occurred
the family and servants supposed shewa at
some of the neighbors, where she was in
the habit of visiting. When at last search
was made and the terrible truth discovered,
the agony of the fond and doting parents
may be imagined, but cannot be described.
They have the sympathy of the whole COM
munity in their affecting bereavement.
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We have just received circular and cat
alogue of the Law School of the Cincinnati
College. 1t gives us pleasure to call the at
tention of such of our readers as may in
tend to study law to this old and fourishing
institution. The facilities afforded by it
are certainly equal, if not superior, to those
offered by any other school in the Vest
More than thousand of its graduates are
now scattered throughout the Western
States, many of them occupying high posi-
tio1s of trust and honor. The present fa-
Guilty are Bellamy Storer, George Hoadly,
Henry A. Morrill,, and ]. Bryant Walker
The forty-frst annual session will begin
Wednesday, October II, 1873. Any infor-
nation with reference to it may be obtained
by addressing the Dean of the faculty, J..
Bryant Walker, No. 4 West Third street,
Cincinnati. -lCiucinnsi Gazette, Aug. 26.
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From Belfast.
BELFAST, Aug. :

BELFAST, Aug %, 1873.
Politics in this locality are warming mp q
little. I-am informed byzgood authority,
that John Butler, of this township, will be
an iadependent candidate for County Com
missioner. The action of the Democratic
County Central Committee, in taxing the
candidates for Office before being nomi-
mated, is generally condemned, and richly
deserves it, by the party in this section.
Mr.. C. c. Parks, of your place, and T.
F. Webster, of this place, have exchanged
property. Mr.. Webster is making some
repairs, and will soon open his store in the
one formely occupied by Mr.. Parks. s-.
Arrangements are being made to have a
s lnday School Celebration at Mt. Zion, 2
miles east of here, on Saturday, Sept. G.
noticed one farmer last week sowing
wheat This seems rather early. 1t was
done to give the wheat a start ofthe ''chinch-
bugs" Said bugs almost took the wheat
this year on this same piece of ground
Stock hogs are scarce. Most of the
farmers in this neighborhood have sold
their hogs-win not be many fed out.
FRANK.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1873-09-04

TIE GREAT CHILL CURE.-This medici>e
has been attended with unbounded sIccess
Sherepsr used. 1t acts promptly as an
Ani-Periodic in arresting and breaking up
the psriOdiaity Of Chills; as q reliable tonic
in braeing the system and giving tone to
the motor and sensory nerves; and as an
efficient, sure and speedy chOlogogue in ex-
pelling vitiated bilious secretions from the
system and in establishing the healthy secre-
tory functions of the liver, spleen and kid
heys.
1t is certain and safe in the treatment of
ali MAlarial Fevers, and is recommended by
physicians for every age.for the i1sfant
and the adult sep4m1
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Home Correspondence.
The Danville Camp Meeting.

|
In the account of the Danville
Camp Meeting, written by the Rev.
R. A. Arthur, and published in the
News of last week, the following state
ment occurs:
Camp Meeting Associations are
responsible for feeding the people,
and can make any arrangements they
may choose for doing it. They may
have one or more Boarding tents, and
any number of stands, and in addi-
ton TO these substantials, they may
furnish ice cream, lemonade, &c.. as
every good hotel in the country does,
and charge for it. This may be done
on Sabbath as well as any other day,
without violating it in the least"
The undersigned would beg leave
to submit the following: .N4t,
1. 1 have no quarrel with Camp
Meetings, and see no reason why
they should not be encouraged. They
can surely be SO conducted as to do
much good.
2. I have conviction that here in
Hillsboro our refreshment saloons
could not be kept open on the Sab
bath. We can get through the day
without ice cream, and lemonade, and
melons, and candy, etc. And we
have belief that to carry on a trade
in such things on that day, as they
are not necessity, is sinful.
8. Wherein such things, on the
Sabbath, are more necessary on the
Danville Camp meeting ground than
in the town of Hillsboro, or in any
other town, or city, I cannot see; nor
do I believe that any one else can, un-
less his perception be greatly affected
by the financial success of a Camp
Meeting.
A. When the Master visited the
temple and found therein men trad
ing in money, and in the materials for
sacrifice, He was SO angered by the
unseenly conjunction of business and
worship, that He overthrew their
stands" and drove out the sacrileg-
ious dealers. And yet His disciples
of the Danville Camp Meeting Asso-
citation, instead of taking up the whip
of small cords, have opened their
grounds to a trade in lemonade, and
ice cream, and melons, and cigars,
etc, and then they look astonished
people in the face and coolly say,
'This may be done on the Sabbath
as well as any other day, without vio-
lating it in the. least. - --ttk-,e
S. I respectfully submit that the
fourth command is binding upon the
Danville Camp Meeting Association.
6. It is right, and it is a duty to
preach about individual holiness, and
to pray and watch to this end; it is
equally right, and duty, to preach
about keeping the Sabbath holy, and
to watch and pray to this end: And
cannot set high estimate upon
that individual sanctifcation that al
lows, and even provides for, and then
apologies over, a wholesale desecra-
tion of the Sabbath. -
-gc. c.T.-l.-o w j. McSURELY.4 q |
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A Gard.
H1LLsBoRo, Aug. 26, 1873.

- H1LsBoRo, Aug. 26, 1873.
On behalf of the colored Baptist
Church, I wish to return thanks to
the friends of the church in Hillsboro,
for their kindness, in helping us
through with our recent Festival, the
proceeds of which paid off the mort
gage that DIR. Fullerton had on our
Church. We had the pleasure Of
clearing $77.43. We especially wish
to give thanks to our white friends,
of Hillsboro, for their goodness. We
nov have $27.43 in the Bank.
SPENCER R. BROWNLEE.
Committee.
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Signed
Reportortl,e Roar q of Health.

Report or the BOard of Health.
HnLLsBoRo, Sept. 2, 1873.
Since my last report was submit
ed we have had few cases of Chol-
era, all of which, so far as they have
come under my observation, origin
ated in the country, few miles from
town. Two of them were removed
to town after the attack had COM
menced-one died, the other is now
convalescent. . -
An avoidance of all undue exposure,
panic or excitement, crude and indi-
gestible food, or even excess of prop
er tood-with a resolution to meet
promptly and firmly any arrangement
of the, stomach and bowels-in "a
word, to carefully preserve both
mind and body in as healthfut con-
dition as possible, is certainly the
best means of avoiding the disease.
With these precautions, it is con-
'fidently hoped there will beno spread
of this terrible disease in our neigh
borhood.
7 49, E. HOLMES, M. D.
Health Officer.
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From Priceiowi,.

PR1cETowN, Sept. 1, 1878.
Having a leisure moment, I will
try and let your readers know what
we are doing in old Salem. a-
We have all of our Wheat Tor near
ly soy -threshed out, and the crop is
light.
The Corn crop promises fair.
The farmers are in high spirits,
looking forward to day not far in
the future when the laborer will be
respected. The Grange at this place
is in healthy condition, going for
ward steadily. ~
Politically there seems to be but
little interest. Our people are hard.
ly willing to trust the politicians with
their interests longer; but now that
the tickets are in the field we will try
and choose the best men and let
party spirit go for the present.
fa-s4 ON THE WING.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1873-09-04

The September number of Woods House
hold Magazine is on our table. We learn
that the firm of S. S. Wood & Co. dissolved
in March last, the Go" Is. E. Shutes,
Mayor of Newburgh.) retaining possession
of the magazine, and recalling H. V. Os-
borne (''Tenoroon'D as editor. So, though
the publication really changed hands, it has
not suffered from the management of now
publisher or new editor, but under the re-
doubled efforts of its energetic proprietor,
has gained new force and new attractive
ness. Price only one dollar year. Ad-
dress Woods Household Magazine, New
burgh, New York.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1873-09-04

DEATH OF JUDGE DIcKEY.-A meeting of
the Bar was held on Monday last, at which
a committee was appointed, with Gen. Nc
Dowell as chairman, to prepare resolutions
expressive of the feelings of the Bar on the
death of Judge Dickey, to be presented at
the next term of the District and Common
Pleas courts. James H. Thompson, Esq,
was requested to prepare aud publish me-
mortal of the deceased, to be presented to
the court with the resolutions, and Hon. R.
A. Harrison, of Londou, Ohio, was request
ed to present the resolutions aud memoir to
the court, and second their adoption.
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Globe Mutual Life ms. Co.
URANCE DEPARTMENT, STATE OF OHIO,


. COLUMBUS, Jan. 10, 1913.
Nv HEREAS, The GLOBE MUTUAL LIFE IN
St SURANCE COMPANY, located at New
York, in the State of New York, has fled in this
Office a sworn Statement, by the proper officers
thereof, showing its condition and business, and
has complied in all respects with the laws of this
State, relating to Life Insurance Companies, Organ-
lied by act of Congress, by or under the laws oil
any other State of the United States.
Now, therefore, In pursuance of law, /, WILLIAM
F. CHURCH, Superintendent of Insurance for the
State of Ohio, do hereby certify that said pany
is authorized to transact its appropriate business Of
LIFE INSURANCE in this State, in accordance
with law, during the current year. The condition
and business of said Ompany at the date of snci'
statement December 3lst, 1922 is shown as follows:
Amount of Joint of Stock or Guaran-
tee apital paid up, p,.........-....- 100000 90
Aggregate Amount of available Assets,
including the sum of S13,05S 50 in
premium notes and loans held by the
company on Policies issued.. $3,2i3,1S5 2,
Aggregate amount of Liabilities, in
Guiding reinsurance ........... $2,SIS, 939 80
Amount of IncOmefor the preceding
year in cash .................... s1,659, ,4s7 IS
Amount of Expenditures for the pre-
ceding year in ncash.............. s., ,O2l, ,s4S u
In witness whereof, / have hereunto subscribed
my name and caused the Seal of my office to be
affixed, the day and year above written. --
[sBAL. / 8 w. F.-HURGH Superintendent
c. L. BENNETT, Russell's Station, Ohio,
iy1OwIH Agent for Highland County.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1873-09-04

The Democratic Senatorial Convention
at Greenfield last Saturday nominated Hen-
~ A. Shepherd, Esq. of this place for Sen
ator.
The Judicial Convention of the same par
ty nominated T. N. Gray, Esq, of Fayette
county, for Common Pleas Judge.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1873-09-04
Importan. 20 adrer,isers.

Advertisers will do well TO remember that
the circulation of the News is NEARLY
DOUBLE that of any other paper in the
county, fact which we can verify by our
books, if disputed
They viii also please bear in mind, that
eur paper is sent by mail to none but those
who pay for it STRICTLY IN ADvANcE-thus
proving that its readers are of the class that
Advertisers desire to reach.
@Advertising rates LOWER lin proper
ton to circulation) than any other paper in
the county. aA
Hillsboro, Sept. &c, 1872. If
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1873-09-04

Mr.. Seth Gardner, an old citizen of this
county, died at his home in Russelville on
the Goth inst. Mr.. Gardner was born
March 8, 1892. He was the Oldest Free
mason in the county. We believe, since
his death, that Gen. London is the oldest
member of that body.-[Ripley Bee.
Mr.. Gardner was the father of our towns
man, Geo. B. Gardner, Esq.