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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-01-30

TIE $4,000 Cow .-Itsppears that the
agent wLo bought for Mr DAVIES, Of Fog.
land, the short horn COW Eighh Duchess
az Genera, ct The New York Mills sale, fof
$4,000, exceeded bis instructions, and that
she Will remain 10 the United States, hay.
Jog been sold over on Mr.. DIS account. 10
Col. i. G. Morris, Of Fordham, ". Y.
the price paid being $4,000.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-01-30

Mrs. JouN 9. FREMONT writes 10 a
gentleman 10 Philadelphia that the report
declaring her husband to be sfflicted with a
cancer is entirely false, and that the gen.
erals health is excellent.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-01-30

HORSES RUBBING THEIR TAILS = To
prevent horses from rubbing the hair of
their name aud tail, take half tcacupful
OF sharp cider vinegar, pour on tho spot
where the rubbing is done, and card il while
pouring on, and it will be found that this
simple thing will stop rubbing down fences,
or spelling the locks Of the tail in the stable.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-01-30

Say \ NEW HAMPSHIRE clergyman,
spending the summer for the sake Of his
health, on Star Island, volunteered to preach
10 On unoccupied church during bis stay
The church was accordingly opened, aud
be ministered to their religious wants ,hro'
the season. But be did not learn how
highly bis efforts we're appreciated until bis
departure, when his magnanimOus listeners
sent him a bill for the use Of the church.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-01-30

"A number Of Now Workers arc spend-
ing the winter in Florida & South Carroll.
ma, They write home aggravating 5cserip.
tons Of the good things set before thoin-
strawberries included,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-01-30

tented frame of mind. She spent the great
or part OF the day in answering suudry
notes, and which were slipped under her
door by her cousin who was in the plot the
contents Of (which seemed to afford her grea,
satisfaction.
When the old gentleman visited KrrrY
In the evening be found her considerably
suhdued, which he nscribei, 10 no small de-
| gree TO the regimen of bread aud water 10
which he had condemned her, being ia
blissful ignorance of the more appetizing
fare that had been surreptitiously smuggled
J into her.
When her father intimated that she
could leave her room as soon as she sirni.
fed her willingness to take the husband he
bad selected for her, she yielded sullcn
assent
KITTY was careful to express her deter
mination to defer marriage as long as pos
sibie, and, as natural consequence, her
father was prompt In asserting his deter
mination that the ceremony should be per-
formed at once.
KITTY contrived to retain the sullen, re-
sentful look she assumed until the hour ap
pointed for the wedding. Then her face
became radiant with smiles and bushes,
and which created such marked trans for
nation in her countenauce as to attract her
fathers attention.
'lla she is making the best of it, as
koew she would was bis inward comment.
KITTY's married life was a very happy
one.
L nave The best husband in the world >
-I'o said, ooe day, in the hearing of her fa-
.aer
AMI Yeu may thank me for il, he chuck
-t. 'YHu never would have married
RoBERr il hadn't insisted on it, Girls
l>esei kuog what-is good 'eip it's we'll
t1r you had soH:e to choose for you
hiETY made bu reply, save by toguisb
~ nr @bicn was quickly communicate
ed g. '0.-c'lnlssance of those present, who
~erc scluuioted with the secret, as'well as
gooa result of; 'KITTY's RUsE.'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-01-30
ALEX. MQMpCE,

ATTORNEY Al LAW,
H,mnw, Vast Jo.,
( \. TIERS his professional services to the citi-
- lns % hampshire and the adjoining coun,
business entrusted to him will rece We
' attention.
N...nF April t., l8Gs.-tf
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-01-30

An indianapolis editor is responsible Cor
this "a young lady in Indiana sought to de-
molish an unfaitbful lover hv -rt''.
verses address, ,.o,sning some
-va 20 him, ia ghch, aner prophe-
'J'Hg Der Immediate dissolution, she said -
S'"e gaze upon my dust, false ono But tho
competitor spcllcd dust with a ~
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-01-30

-Ac2rrespondeut of the Jack son
'Nc~s, tells how General JACK son got
tile Of Old Hickory. He says he got the
story from Captain WILLIAM ALIEN, a
meas neighbor. of the General. apa who
messed with him during the Creek war
Darhg the campaign tise soldiers were
moving rapidly 10 surprise the Ind ans, ind
were without tents. A cold March rain
came on, Mingled Tiih sleet, which lasted
for several days. Gen eral jackson got a
severe cold;. but did not complain as he
tried to sleep in a muddy bottom among
his half frozen soldiers. Captain ALLEN
and bis brother JonN cut down q stout
hickory tree, peeled off the bark, and made
a covering for the General, who was with
difficulty persuaded to crawl into it. The
next morning drunken citizen entered the
camp, and seeing the tent kicked it over
As JACKSON crawled from the ruins, tho
topper cried, "Hello, Old Hickory . come
out of your bark, and jino US in drink"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-01-30

We Will furnish Wool Household Magazine
and tue InteIt,gencer one year for Two Dollars
and Fifty Cents--or tho Magazine aud Chrome
Yoeenue and this paper for 80 so. good
chance 10 secure, on cheap terms, a good Ma "a.
zine and beautiful Chrome
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-01-30

Til. most confIiBg woman lives ia
Pr..I .e Sue went 70 40 auction, and =,
o- prevalence Of shelves 81 such.
,svd q nics looking man to take
s''. OF her Poeke'Dook, containing $780,
dc is -ul rskIDg care Of it.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-01-30

EHTHR habit of looking on the best
side is invaluable. Men and women who
are evermOre counting up what they want
rather than what they have-counting the
difficulties in the way, instead of coniriving
means to overcome them-are almost Ger.
tain to live on corn bread, fat pork and
salt-fsh, and sink to unmarked graves.
The world is sure to smile upon man who
seems to be successful but, let him 20 a
bout with crest fallen air, aud the very dogs
IN the street will sit upon him. We must
all have Losses. Late frosts will nip the
fruit, the bad banks will break investments
and prove worthless, valuable horses die,
china vases will break, but oil Of these ca
lamilies do not como together. The
wise course TO pursue when one plan fails
is to form another, when one prop is knock
ed from under US, evermore, count what is
left, rather than what is takon. When the
final reckoning is made, if it appears that
we have not lost the consciousness Of intcu-
tional rectitude, by tho various discipline
Of life, we have been free from folies and
confirmed in virtue whatever We have lost,
the gres! bsance.sheet will be in our favor
.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-01-30

canada has had remarkably warm
weather this winter, and some Of the farm
ers are ploughing, a thing never known be-
fore in Canada during January. The lum-
bermen can, Of course, do nothing, aud the
ST Lawrence being open opposite Montreal,
it is impossible to get bay aud vegetables
across owing to floating ice
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-08-20
Europa.

Rokousky arctc@roda Atbrecht meska
lax znamo, ma Rusi, ably mezi iinym
tamni voienske zrizeui dukladne seznal.
Ruske. zeimena lnoskevske zurnaly, Vita
il no neobyceinou vfelostl, tvrdlce. ze
mezi Rnskem n Rakouskem ohledne po
ltiky na Vfchode Lplna panue shoda.
V7dda ni<Sj duchocenstco. DIE
zprav lstd pestskych zanasi pry Sc cislai
tanske ministerstvo kultu vynGoyani IA
lezitosti zlepseni stayu nizsiho dnchoven-
Stya. Nyneisi neimens smznt kongrna
bude pry 10 800 ii. ma 500 a 1000 ri. IVY
seno. farartim mGstcch az pry ma II :
1000 ii. ustanoveno. ,,Neue tr. Pres
Sc" hned take vyklada, dosahne-li
niz4i duchovenstyo podporou statn lepsl-
no postaveni, &c pry budou biskupovt
gcnerily bez voiska. DodatecnG ozna
mule Sc, ze rozdil mczi lokalisty, koope
ratorv farafi ma ptestati a Re mali by
/ ii ustanoyeni pfistd ien tarafi prvni dr'
he tfidy.
Fafis, Is. srpna. President Nc Ma
hon pribyl dnes dopoledne do St Malc
Obyvatelstvo pozdravilo ie; nadsenim
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-08-20

fadnym hlodacim ustrolim, 0pancefovane
tuhym stitem, pod nimz skryya kffdla k
letani. Lepsi nazcv Jest lykozrout, netof
zivi Sc lykem, .iez sezira. i. bostrichus
Jest syetles, I. lineatus Jest terntisi a
mensi. Pryni zdrzue Sc pod k1rou v
lfku, druhy prozira stron az na pltl sto-
py do houbky. Pohlednerne-li ma kmen,
n6mz Sc liz korovec naleza. urine jej
posety tsici an6 statisici dirkami, kterG
pokryty isou korovym praskem, ieiz v
dirkach dlici BRONX yyhazaie Zdstava
talk dIouho kmeni, az vyssaie 2 ntho
posledni atavu, pax odl6ta, odi6zd iinam,
ovsem neopomcnuy dEyenakldsti yaiicka
pro ,,rozmnozeni pokoleni sy6ho." Tyrdj
sc. ze korovec uuira, iakInilc vykonal
rodinnou syou llohu, ale isou take muozi,
kteri pravi. ze hned neumira. nybrz dale
ziie, Lykozrout zacina vzdy nititi kmen
od shora lbytkem stdvy stale dold -l6-
zaic; do Gerstyeho kmene Sc nedaya, ny
brz teprg tenkrdtc. kdyl je pontllnd iiz
pine ziyotm silly pozbaven a proto zacina
yzdy hlodati od strany, kteraz slunci a
yttru neiyice Jest pf-tupna. kteraz az
koliv zdraya jest, piece tou -f3yuatou
buinosti iiz nepfekypuic, jake strana
druha. kdyz pax jest -trom pfocha-
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-08-20

neisou iest4 1plne; zda Sc nam, zo uvede
ne Gjsto .ie prehnan6. Jen yetsi mesta,
jake Cincinnati, Cleveland, Toledo. Day
ton, Columbus hlasovala pro d=tayf Ven
kovska hnizda, kde l<nezi uaii pre-, hlaso
vala skoro vesmes iak proti dstav6, tax
prot laisenci.
Podrobn6 zpravy hudeme moc tepry6
priste podati
La.jsencc zvitezija ieu n6kolika stN
hlasy Ale bcz move ttstayy jest ,lastu6
/ ona ztracena, ielitoz byla tlankem le-
i'm. O jednom vsak mohou Sc poitikafi
tennperenclafi ptesy6dtiti q sice, ze vetsi
ma obyyatclstva les proti donucoyaclm
a obmezovacim zakondm temperencnim.
Uvidime, bnde-li toto nekIamne proieveni
vile vttsiny obyyateIstva -tatu mit za-
doucich dtinki ma sntm ma zastupiiei-
stva obecni;
Kdyby pt5ltel6 laisence byli ien ponc
kud agitoyali, mohli skveIe zyittziti; ne
bot zdrze-l sc ntkdo hlasoyani, byli to-
yesmts Tide naseho tabora. kdezto tenn
perencafi svatouskove do jednoho X
polldm SC dostavil.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-08-20
sAObyIiky Y Kansas.

Tato hiozna meta, liz dosud ncim od-
yratiti nelzc, zastihla Ietosniho roku hlay
ne ri ddlezite pscuieni kukhritll 5taty
! zapadui. sice Minnesota. Nebraska a
Kansas. Neihrozntii radil ten zhoubo-
nosnt hmyz nakoiAa zapadnich o<rc-
sch Minncsatp a celCm <3padnin a
.tfednim kunsa-n. Cteluet q rjdeui lo.
bylek tomt0 miadGul a urodueu state
Hoya1 ork-kem Times" velmi trachli-
y6 vyltem. i'll tarnafi dvoumesiGne
sucho !. tasti iadti Gint baga mnyz
psenci uiGici pfeNouai, kdyz Sc tu mad
mimi obcyi lnraeDa kotslek. Pr~iy cd III
padn. ctico ~ anil IA hodmu. Na lap4d-
rim pomezi Kansasu ohryzly pray5m
smysIu sloya vsecky pIodiny polni a "a
hradni az K same zemi. y teto LzapadniJ
konGint statu isou telntr y>chni osadnici
= poncivice zacatecnici na Gi-to zli-
eeni. take se houtne &c sideI sv}ch ubra
Il na yychod, nenaiice do>ti potrayy. ably
zi,nu. ktera <ansase iak znamo nenaIo
kruta lest, ye zdrayi pfestati nohli. Pool
ii Sc, ze ma 10000 lid letos kansasu
SC vy>t6huie. Tebas by tisIo toto bylo
prilis nadsazeno, naznatuie zaiist@ vclmi
zonfaly stay na polo ne3o zouplna znitc-
ntch o7adnlk6.
Y stfedninl hansilse Jest zpustosenl Oh
pine. BroskyoyG sadly jsou tytam, krone
knena ratoesii nenechaly lobyky re
stromu. hoinou ourodu -libuiicich. niceho,
NeispustoSentjsi isou 1doli rex Rennbl-
can. Arkansas a Solomon. Ma nc<terych
mistech zachrinili farmafi aspon east sye
1rody tim, ze bllzicieh Sc mra6nach ko
bylek byli tclegraiem zprayeni. Oni To-
tiz neokkladn6 nanesli do poll velike ku-
pv rosti, steliya, trayy. sena, slany q p.
mnoho dymu yydayaicich veci a ldyz Vi
deli, ze kobylky Sc biizi, udtlali veliky o.
hen. Ohen lfm take -kulkn kobyl-
! Ky zahnal.
Tato ncrest phchan takoyem nnoz-
1 stvi, 70 stavem sc tiesou, kdyz ia n6 ; O.
hlusuiicim bzuteuim dorazl. Ma ntkoli
ka tratich zelezniInich byly koleie kobyl
kami tax po-cty, ze ntkter6 ylaky pr" o
! lluzlosf AMI mi~ta nemohN
Jakoby Kansas jiz NJ priiis netrpo
poctiyosti slecbetnosti jistych kfcsfan
skyeh statnikd Pomero,e, lngersolla {
/. Y. iestt nema krku. liz zas jest NJ,
vstivcn kobylkami.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-08-20

General Laval. iemnz sv6feno vysetfoyd-
nj Bazainoya 1t6ku, shledal &c yetsina
straze dt6kn y6dtia a ze marsalek bez
neimenSi nesndze oteyfenymi yraty tyrz
opnstil.
- Dnc II. pfjbyI Me Mahon do lie
Mans, kde byl royntz nadsent uyitan.
Po prohidce kasaren tabrik byl pfito-
mon hostine
- Vit5zstyi bonapartovcd pr doplno-
yacich yolbach departementu Calyedos
bvlo mnohem skytleisi, nel prynd zyGsto
yano bonaparfista Delany obdrzeI 40.
"a hlasy a republican Aubert pouze 20.
272 hlasy. journal de Debats", neiya-
zentisi francouzsky casopis, nazyya ten
to yysleeek zloyGsmlm yaruie zemi
pred nebezpedin bonapartizmu.
Pan Thiers &c po kIatke chorobh sve
zoCavil.
- Pobocnik Bazaindy NiIletc rozhod-
ne zapira, ze By bvl me- ieho lttl,u gu
castenstyi
Bayou~e, j. -rpna haristickJ ma
telnik Tristany zmocniI Sc mtsta Set de
Crgel, 6 mil Cd Leridy leziciho nkoti-
stil tn yclik6 zasoby >pize a p.v. Hoi byl
uh{; ztrdty isou ma obon stranach yelke.
',o,ldgr, IS srpna P-enicnd sklizeh
Auglieka neni iii. Take We Franconzsku
yApadIa ob@toinc, ackoliy AM tam ami zde
sc znjch ),oyttrnost nebyla prIzaiya. o.
bt ty zemt nebudou letos toIik obili dova
zeti, iako ltta rfedesla. Stard psenice
,toupa. co, naeytdtuie. zc Jest lepsi nez
nova.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-08-20


II d r - : y " y , p'" , " =
'fh I ~ " : " -" ' : ~ = ~ " : nv
k9Nske m'ne'er-'N' f1Fa'o N'e1A' NOR
ske P'aFce ia bfehu si'lfskem' apF Po-
dail nolnoI' laA"' lPFaYa raNoua6e
vypraye htefa pred dheiAa le'f YNPluIa
Hamburg na Iod' legethoh do polar
men AFaiih. Nthl e/'lt'll ran >.0ofoF
Ne >ihlre mskemn mimstersty" namoInlc-
tvl, % sc vyprara naleza dle Tsi prafde-
podobnosti ma pfedhon Nassau na osho
vt NovWa Iemila. Habe " iI~cea' vid-
ce eNpedice' opnstiI sHoo iod Wc5hofl
Nassau u. srpna lsl2' leiik'z e "a pm
7tnpn 80 chob"tu o4eNla Netha zaepa
ledu, pro dero0z lod hem"hIA vypiont.
P"zdel' oznami hrabe Nil~eek d" Hi''i',
re behem roAu 1919 iedoVe krY' ma Po-
catku len / yer7iy stroke, rozsinly &c tax.
ze majl sto rersi 8IfkN' Lod nenl"hia
tenkrate VNPioptl ku brehn sioiskemp'
&de@ by enisele>lch hoc'l'eieh P'emeh
Pla'ci shaoho haie]i Po"lovi. h'kousNa
g NPellco l'7' u" 'f' '''' ]'oi''"e''a 'o'i"-
'l''"''i, lo 'o'y helV 50 cas- a'5 &c nlu-
@oh .laNo Falef''l' NelPrecll''N PosAy'-
IL ponce Pf''l hf"@'cl @a'la''e' 0ioofo'
4a'a h'lhi''er7'N' i,'ske' any oe@ Pfolah'
NHrraN'io ioo eN Peoie' ia P'''oy; h &C.
,''1 9''''' ei''o f''9i''' i09' ~ Il AZ ma
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-08-20

>pousty, sp6sobene l>orovcem na Sd
nave. potitaii Sc ma mnoze "a VIM lcsni-
ckJm spravam. kterd, neehaly spousty
dfvi vichrcm sporazeneho bud lezct. neb
ien brave po .iednom kmeni .ie odstrano-
vals. Lykavec eil lykozrout bostrichus
typografus) je zviratko velmi male. as
dye earky dlouhe, tenn6 hn6de, opatfene
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-08-20
Anlerika.

Washington, ~. 9rpna. We vi
zenych kruzich spoeceuskych 81 Septti,
zc nekolik vysoce postayen}ch urednikd
' okrazeni distriktniho seiiu Is neuz uio-
zeny byly l1nihy ouctf distrilIu Colnm
bia) mtlo ou6astenstvi a ze ii panovG vse
vynakladaii, jen ably ddkladne vysetfeni
zalezitosti te pfekazil.
Charleston, H. srpna. Pazdvize-
nj 6ernochd dosud neni potlaceuo. luten
dant mestecka Georgetownu telegratoyal
komandujicimu generaln o vosko; tento
Sc obratil ma generala Nc Dowella. ale
Dowel odpoved6l, ze to noni y6ci Spoil
kovou ale statni
Augusta, II. srp. Georgia \ mes
teclu Ridge Springs, Y okresu Edgetield,
Jizm Karolint hrozi mezi Gernochy a
bcocby vypuknonti krvaga sralka. Z
Augusty vytahlo oddeleni ozbroienJch
btloch1 experimentation 7yym y Ii4.
kar. ia ponce. Fri rece Savannah
mali gcorgian4ti btlosi zbrol naboi
V pfipade sra4ky vytahnou Y cetnych
houfich svym bilym bratfim ma po~
moe.
Albany, \. \. is. srp- RobeIt
Casteleberg, kterf Y Noyem Yo.ku "a
$4,000 diamanti ukradI, byl zde "a
tknut yyznal Sc.
Omaha. Is. srpna. Pod veleniin
plukovnika Ant. Millse vytahli tri konl-
panic ptchoty II tolikez jezdectya do kra-
i'm ma Sweet Water, Powder Big Horn.
Y ndoli Sweet Water pfipoii Sc k vGjskn
20 indiana kmenc Shoshone. Nypraya
ta pronkne az do 1zemi Zute Reky, "a
zene roztoulane rudochy na jich reserva-
ce, potresta viniky q otevfe ty krasne
konciny bileinu osadnictvu. Ia tri mtsi-
ce yrati sc zptt do Omahy.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-08-20
4. DOLL.
"a e Es u j y I II j..
el,ln % BrnadMaN.

oslo p Broadway.
Svyn zakaznik6m a obecenstyu ydbec
oha-uii, &c .isem dilnu syou na svrchu
udau6m rnistt otcyrel = zc hotov i>cm sici
-troie. zylastc ,,Aenu" ieiiz caste man
vldvcky pfi ruce- sestavti zprlyiti.
Nzprky a vsecky druhy malfch pfistroi
XII lnasueril sc svedonit6 acino o.
patr Ia vylouanG pr,ce e ruGi. Olci.
ichiy, iakoz ! zehli6I>Y mdho pateutu isoa
yzdy mne / ao-tani
2l-- A. Doll.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-08-20

$4,000 hlasa pry odeyzdano prot
move dstavt. Zprayy re ysech misl
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-08-20
Oznanlky
j. w. SykOra,


"a Seneca Str. Cleveland, O..
odporuGuie Sc svgm krajanGm zvlaste W
born}m pivem vScmi druhy napoja.
sag- Diva yelmi pekn6 zfzenG kulecnik
ysim prisluzenstvim pohotove. l.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-03-26

Ot. S'cmcuts DaIs "SIcn AOs lOS4.
Messrs, Edisors IL see BY s'e paper,
that bill has passed the House Of Dele.
gates 70. the protection Of sbccp-or ia
other words. Law for the taxing Of dogs
which states. that the amount scsruins
from such tag shall be placed by the Coun'
ty Commissioners 20 the credit Of The
public school fund. 1t is . very good
Law. and think that some Of the dele.
gates have made their marx this time.
hear that--is going It with 9
perfect sush. and 10 determined that he
will have . wife or perish in the breach
His percgrina'i"n< know no b,un Is Tic
ranges from the Potomac to the Pa,ux-
ent, and from Point Lockout to Budi'.
Creek, sweeping everything with a per
feet avalanche Of gallantry His court.
ships and exploit. are equal to those o
Capt. Jones" and would make a very
good comedy. A lat" that he received
lately is givcu in the following lines:
There is a blithesome maiden. that
lives not far away. and be used to g
counting there. every other day. Her
cheeks we're full Of dimples. and red as
any rose. and then this lady fair. has got
q pretty nosc. Her eyes are black .,
midnight. her complexion brunette. and
10 every move aud feature. she plainl >
says. Tn TO let. He asked her il she d
have him7 That was the othc, night,
aud this vas her reply. ITCHY. old man.
you are tight" He says. II know. love,
I have aboard little whisky. but thai
does 10 harn+-it only makes me risky. ~
Then she began 70 talk. about tho merits
Of good vine. anl he said. ''that IL no,
the question-vill you or not be mine p
And then she put her face. - near to BIZ,
- she could, and With the sweetest smile
said simply tha, she would-escort him
to the door. il he vas ready to depart
and that is the way this lady fair. de.
elincd his hand snd heart.
see the ''Boss" 10 still 'oat" and
softly telling the gentle men that he is still
. candidate for scat in the next Coz.
gress. and that If they will cleo. hi m. b.
will do tho best he can for them. Think
I shall hs,e to 20 for she boss" A. nm.
derssand that he hes pledged himself ,c
pass good hvs when he gets there. The
Back woods" 10 for him to man.
Our friend Lloyd Of 81. Cemens's Bay,
10 one Of the go-a.besd men. aud one vhe
is fully equal to the task Of rising abov,
and mastering every difficulty. The prop.
erty has been greatly Improved since b,
purchased it. He has just completed hi,
coach and Blacksmith shops. aud he vii!
soou have experieseed mechanics to car.
~ on the business and attend to oil or.
ders in that line. he 10 also prepared Il
furnish customers With every thing tia,
is usually kept in country store. Lloyd,
10 the Plsss 10 80. for h keeps the best
.'o,d rye" for his friends and susaoasrs,
- yell - . very delisisus article Of Blsek.
berry.
Ho1 Box.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-03-26
STATE OF NARrLAND.
Exscrrvs DxfAsSHRsr.
Annanolia. Nnrh Ia. 1874.

WHEREAS. lsforna'ios has bsea received
w GsM His ExrSlleney, the Governor Of
vhgiaia. thns certain citisens 81 the State of
Nasylasd hsve rre~asly beea again with their
vesseas and drraRes eaerOaching and trespsssing
On the oyster h~ds on The Virginia side Of the
psvsisicsal liae. known ~ the "navidsoa-I.o-
van line which. Il vas agreed, 10 the sa'l oT
1870, by aud betweea th.ir Exc llencies, Odeu
Rewis and Giiher, c. Walker, then Governors
ef NaFylaad and Virginia setting Tor th~ir -.
specsive States. should be observed and rrsper-
Nd by she oysserHen Of each STATE. aaiii the
permanent boundary should Be 6xed and esaab-
lished betweea the two States.
lad 9kveas, In pursuance ofthe said agrse-
meut, eistsens Of Mary land. Who had hem ar
sessed BY he aa,hsrfties Of the State Of virrisis
for trrspaseirg and eneroaehing "a the oyster
beds On the Virginia side Of said rtovisiona.
line. we're released from arrest, aud their ye.-
se,s, which had heea sised By The sale authori-
ties. were restored 10 them.
lad w.sssss. The COmmissicns. heretofore
respectively appointc by the States Of Mary
land and Virginia, having failed TO agree upon
. permanent boundary line on the easiera side
Of tie Chesapeake BAY, between the said States,
the Legislatures Of the two States are now ea-
deavoring to arrange some basis upon which
permanent boundary line can he finally agreed
apon and established besweea Maryland and
Virginia.
Nov, therefore, !. JAMES BLACK GROOVE,
Governor Of the State Of Maryland do by this,
my Proclamation, o6ic;ciAiiy make known 20
the ciiissns Of Mary land these facts, anc do
command and earnestly exhort them, as good
citizens, faitlfully to- respect and conform to
the agreement made on their behalf by the thea
Governor Of Maryland. that the Davidson-Lo-
watt Line shall u ohservedby them ss the bous.,
dairy line betweea Maryland aud Virginia. -
Ill the permanent boundary line shalt he s6eahw
lishcd And hereby sdmonish and Soll
them, that any violation Of that agreement wtit
subject the parties, 20 violating the same In
either State, to severe penalties, against which
they can neither hope for, nor expect the inter
position Of the Executive prsrogstive.
100000 Given under my hand aud the Seal Of
IL. Sc the State Of Mary land. At the City Of
ssssss Annapolis, this 10th day Of March, in
the year Of our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and seventy-four.
JAMES BLACK GROOVE.
Governor.
By the Governor
Il. c. HOLLYDAY,
Secretary q State.
march &c, ls14-lm.