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The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-29
The Wisconsin Wife's Revenge Upon
Her Runaway Husband and aPara.

HAer Runaway Husband and Para.
|ttond du Lac, Wis June oath, Corresponds
.SE;sSiss.s.s ence Chicago Tribune.]
The Henry Keech who was nearly
killed near st. Augustine, Fla, short
time since, proves tosbe the Keech who
was formerly q lumbermanS III this city,
and who went7to Floridafor his health
seven en or eight years. ago, leaving his wife
IN TINS city, The wolnan who MS killed
at the time he was wounded wasSnot his
WIFE, but it seems they had lived.as man
ana VILE Tor some years. The following
letter. received in this city, shows that
the e. '5 assassin has been captured, and that
ne contesecsf: 4ssssss%s#sct r eS 4t4-sf
+, ST: AUGusTINE, Flas.. June Ia, 1875.-DEAR
AUNT ELIZA: am very sorry that I hayesto.
write you this letter. Aunt Mary took me
IRON work 70 come down here and kill Keeoh
ana that woman he was living with. She
eSa1a; to Chicago and bought me a ticket and
as she told me to. She offered me $4,000 to
90 So did it. Now am in IL to be tried
tor my Life, a murderer. Mary Ann gave me
no money to get away with. l am feeling
very bad, and want a lawyer
to try and save my lie: | have no
,4SH , .Ao SsAI 10 law YER am S0rfV-
the day l ever saw aunt Mary Ann. That wo-
man that Henry Kee:h was living with l put
four bullet-holes through her head, She is
dead .keech iswnet expected to- recover
think Aunt Mary, ought to suffer with me if I
am to suffer, as she put me up to the deed I
have done. Let her have her share of it. I
wish had gone to work in Neenah. would
have been all right now. Want to see if Won
can get me lawyer. l am here for murder
May God forgive me.
(Signed) WILLIAM NEWTON.
.! send my love to all. am in Jail. Twill
send You picture-.that ola murderer White
soon: Direct to William Newton, St. August
inc, Fla, U. S."
The Aunt Mary Ann is the wife Of
Mr.. Keech, left in Fond du Lac. Upon
learning that her husband was living
with another woman she became enraged,
and it does not much surprise those best
with her that she has been
charged with hiring this young man to
kill kcech and his mistress. The matter
causes much excitement in this part of
the State, where all the parties except
the murdered woman were we'll known,
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Shooting in the Chamber Of a Dying
W oman.

Woman.
A terrible scene was recently enacted
at the death-bed of Mrs. Holmes, at Cho-
tard Landing, in Issaquena county, Miss.
Mrs. Holmes was dying, and sent her
brother, one Strong, for notary to come
and make her will. This displeased the
woman's husband, DR.. Holmes, between
whom and Strong a feud existed, and
when the young man returned with the
official there was trouble. The will was
finished. and the three men were walking
out Of the chamber of the dying woman
when Holmes said to Strong: Il under
stand you called me liar; are you
ready = and commenced firing, the first
shot passing through Strong's hip.
Strong drew pistol and returned the
shots, each. man discharging five barrels
OF his revolver Holmes fell, Shot through
the heart: A brother of Holmes rushed
IN to join the fray, but was secured, as
was Strong. A eoroner's jury was sum-
moned at once and Strong released, the
homicide being fully justified.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-04-01

The question has often been asked
BY those interested, ''Can / have my gray
hair restored to its natural color, with
out coloring the skin ? and can my thin
locks be thickened up 2" We answer,
at can and would advise you to read
a treatise on the hair, which is publish
ed BY r. p. Hall & Co., Nashua, N. H.,
who send il free, upon application
They are the proprietors of Halls Veg
etable Sicilian Hair Remover. Welearn
from it, the hair, in . perfect state Of
health, is constantly falling out, and
new hairs grow from the same tubes
but, in case Of any disease Of the scalp,
or BY the use Of alcoholic preparations
the hair-tube becomes contracted at ita
mouth, and prevents the new follicle
from reaching the surface. Their pre-
paration win create perfectly healthy
condition Of the scalp. and, by its tonic
properties, win preserve and strengthen
the roots of the hair.
&utesssas, Des No;aes, Iosra
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-04-01

TIME Southern Maryland Commission
1 Agency. . Company organised IN
der the General Incorporation Laws Of
Maryland. being now established at No.
SO Light street. near Pratt. Baltimore.
Nd. will be prepared to transact
General Commission Business,
commencing on the first of April. 1875
They have secured the services Of Mr.
John i II Turner. an experienced To-
hacco Salesman, and have appointed Mr.
John NJ Page. Cashier. All the officers
of the Company have executed bonds.
With approved security. for the faithful
performance Of their duties. The CASH
icr has given bond in the penalty Of $780,
600. and the Salcsman in SIS. 900. In
addition to the stock Of the Company. the
customers will have the additional secu.
ri,y of these bonds for their protection.
Prompt and strict attention will be Civ.
en- to the
Inspection Of T1baceo. Weighing Of Grain
and the Sale Of all Products sntrusted "a
their charge.
Al Purchases WiU be made on the mos,
favorable Terms
EU Liberal Advances riH be made on
Consignmcmfs.
By order Of the
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
April l, 1S75-3'.
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BALTIMORE xARxErs.

wHxAr.-The market for Wheat has cousid-
erahiy improved in tore during the week, espe-
cially for the better qualities. and At the ci0se
all descriptions are to cents better than 1t
the c ose Of last week. There has ben grow.
ing demand from nillers for good to prime
oathern and PenEsyivania wheass. whilst for
Western there has bern considerable inquiry for
foreign shipment. Al the eicee Maryland and
Pennsylvania grain was held very firm at les
TO las cents for the former, and ia to l?7 cents
for the latter. The sales reported at Change
included the following: Sonihern-2o0 bushels
white At l2e cents; 900 bushels do a. III cents;
100 bushels do At l3a cents; 100 bushels do. at
isa c~n,s; 500 Bushels red at i.4 cents, 73s bush
els do. ut i2s crnts; 6o0 bushels do at l36
cents; I $50 bushels prime amber 1t l3o cents;
200 bushels red at l33 cents, and ., 500 bushels
choice amber at lbs cents.
CoRN.-The market was rather quiet during
the early part Of the week, but within the II q
few days developed considerable activity, and
prices have advanced on the week 2@3 cents
for Southern and westeru.. The sales, as re-
ported at Change, have been Is follows: South
ern and Pennsylvania bushels damp white
81 7s-cents; 500 bushels prime white at 90
cent?; 600 bushels do 1t Al cents; 3.l00 bushels
do. 1t 80 cents; l,03l bushels do at 50 cents,
4,ll4 bushels do. At 81 cents; $500 bushels
prime yellow at 90 cents; $500 bushels do. q,
81 cents; g. 800 bushels do. At sly cents; B.
leo bushels do. IT 80 cents. and at the close
about 1000 bushels Southern white adoat .,
IS cents.
OATS The market for Oats has been steady,
and closes 6rm. The Gales reported have inclu-
6ed the following: 800 bushels Southern nj
es cents; 500 bushels do. af 50 cents; and J, $50
bushels do at 20 Gems.
RYE continues quiet, but prices are un-
changed. We note sales Of about 500 bushels
at I00@ lo3 cents for good to prime.
TosAcco Maryland Tobacco continues 70
come forward quite freely, and commands read
sale at fair prices. The only thing 20 note in
Ohio has been the sale Of about $50 hhds.. Ia
ken for the home market. We repeat quotation.
as heretofore:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-04-01


lfessrs Eidfovs II had the pleasure
of attending the examination Of PM
vate school, at the residence of DR.. y.
r. T. Reeves in Chaptico district, On
Tuesday, the 23rd instant. II il high
" gratifying to state, notwithstanding
the extreme juvenility Of the pupils.
they acquitted themselves in . manner
worthy Of much older students. 4 great
variety of questions were propounded
in the more advanced texts on Orthog-
raphy, Reading, Arithmetic, Grammar,
Geography and History. Though some
what embarrassed ut first, as il natural
with almost all children when subjected
to the ordeal of an examination for the
first time, the answers were given with
q readiness that reflected great credit
on themselves, Teacher and friends
For the first time in many years, I wa
refreshed with the old familiar sounds
in the rudiments of the Latin language
The manner in which the class acquit-
ted itself was excellent indeed. Mr.
Burns, their young and accomplished
Teacher, was educated at Charlotte Hall
and pursues the same method of in
struction as that in which he himself
has been trained, the character of which
is SO well known to your readers as to
require no further comment.
Our friend, the Doctor, in bis selec-
ton of Tutor for his children has fully
convinced US, that SO far a. he is person.
ally concerned, it mattered little wheth.
er the Civil Rights Bill contained the
school clause or not.
Yours very truly,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-04-01
Collectors Sale.

On application Of VIM. Frank Ford.
" Collector Of the State and County
taxes in the Fad election distric. Of Saint
Mary's county for the years 1878 and
1874. il is ordered by the County Com
missioners for Saint Mary's county. that
the said VIM. Frank Ford proceed to sell.
after giving twenty days previous notice
at the Court House door and most public
places in the county and by publication in
the Saint Mary's BEACON. . newspaper
published in Saint Mary's county. the fol-
lowing land in the 2nd election district of
st Mary's county. to Wit:
Que tract or parcel Of land, called and
known By the name Of
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-04-01

II Is asserted As fact that every canvasser
who has turned his attention to the introduc-
ton Of The New Family Sewing Machine IN his
locality, or who has been fortunate enough to
secure an agency, has outstrpped the best eff
forts in making money Of The old and tried
Agents of the high-priced machines. which lat
ter they now replace. The demand is enormous,
and sales so rapid and money made so readily
with so little effort that Farmers, Tradesmen,
Spectators, &C., are fiocking into the business
as fast they can secure territory and get their
goods on the ground TO supply anxious custom
ers. II il is marvellous how these machines sell
when exhibited, il being a recognized fact that
people Will buy the best at the lowest price
II certainly is the Machine of the times and does
tie same work, as other Machines at $4,000 or
S90.O0, and We really believe it would sell Just
as readily at double and then not cost half the
usual price Of so good an article, for it is aston
ishing TO see the vast amount Of labor il per-
forms at so low a cost. The inventors are dali
ly inundated with testimonials of the worth OF
their new Machines which so suddenly and sue
cessfuIly bounded into popular favor. Improves
to be just what is wanted every day, by every
one, everywhere, who has q family. II has
at tanned an eAviable reputation in many
thousands Of homes and factories. for its
solid strength, power, rapidiiy, simplicity,
certainty, and ease Of operation. with ex-
IRENE beauty, fneness and reliability of its
sewing; while the wonderful low price Twenty
Dollars for Large and complete Sewing Ma
chine with strong table and treadle), places
all idea of competition entirely out of the ques-
ton. II stands alone in its merits and price
We advise you to invest in one At once for your
Wife, Daughter, Mother, Sister or Lady Friend
and make home happy, or put them in your
factory, or what is better if you are lucky
enough, secure an agency, if there is none in
nd Ea he
many New Attachments for doing extra fine.
skilful and difficult work, are a surprise in their
simplicity of construction and far below even
'grange prices" and will be delivered safe NJ
your door, no matter how remote you may re-
side, ii you write for them. Address. J. THox-
son HANNA & Co., GOT Broadway, n. Y.
march 4, 1e15-lys
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Sworn before

If the oath be administered before q
Justice Of the Peace ont Of the county in
which the application is made. there mus,
be attached the certificate Of the Clerk Of
the Circuit Cour. Of the County in which
the Justice resides.
Persons may sell salt to cure f,h in
March. April and May without license.
License to Ordinaries and Tarern-
Keepers.-Ths license to ordinaries aud
tavern keepers to sell spirituous or fer
men.ed liquors or lager beer. in quanti-
ties less than pint, ut any one time, are
rs follows Provided, that the applicant
shall FIRST be recomme nded to the Clerk
BY two respectable freeaoldcrs Of his i'm
mediate vicinity, and shall make oath be-
fore said Clerk that he has bona fiie
land without intending to evadc the re-
quirements Of this article) provided and
expects to maintain six good beds, with
sufficient covering ercfor-and three
rooms more than sufficient for the private
uses Of said ordinary keeper, with sta
bling and provender for Eve horses at
least; and If said applicant resides in the
City Of Baltimore. that he has provided
and expects to maintain twelve good
beds with covering IS Aforesaid, and Elk
rooms.
The said applicant is also to make oath
before the Clerk as to rate Of rent or an.
nual value Of the house ut or in which
the business to be authorized BY the
license may be done. or intended to Le
done.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-04-01
Batty's Purchase.
containing
10 acres,

more or less.
This land is located in the 2nd Flee
ton Distric, Of Saint Marys County.
Maryland. and is assessed to George
Gregg. aud the State and County taxes
due thereon are A. follows for the year
1873,
sass
with interes. from January LIST. 1874.
For the year 1874. $3.50
with interest from January LIST. 1875.
This land is to be sold to the highest
bidder for cash. to pay the Taxes and le.
gal charges thereon due, as per the above
statement, and the said land. when sold.
to be conveyed by deed Of bargain and
sale to the purchaser thereof.
BY order
C. j. DURANT.
Clerk to County Commissioners
for St. Mary's county.
NOTICE is hereby given. that the sale
| Of the above advertised land will take
place at the Court House door in Leon
ardtown, on
Tuesday, the goth Of April,
1873,
between the hours Of IL o'clock, N. aud
3 O'Clock. P. m.
W. FRANK FORD.
March 25. 1s75-ts.
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NOHlUIBs

a Ii perrons wishing Painting. Gla-
IA sing. Graining or Furniture reno
waited will DO well BY applying to
LJW WISE.
California. PO O..
81 Mary's Co.. Nd.
EFB Black Walnut Polishing . special.
ty. All work executed ct shortest no.
lice.
April l. 1S15-tf
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In washisgson City. D. c.. II The residescs
Of his father an The leah sis., JOHN s. YATES.
II the 18th year Of his age. afsef aiinger;Eg M
ne9 Of consumption.
AZ the residenee Of her husband In this dis
trict. on Sunday. the 18th uif., ANNA. wife
Of John Dil'ahay. in The SSH year Of her age.
Nay she rest II p<acei
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MARRIED.

On the s.,h MI. By tie Rev. Father Boone,
JOHN r. BkOwN TO Miss GEORGEAkNA
HERBERT
On the a9fh uis., by the Rev. Nr. Tirpeft,
Jos. r. FRlCE 20 Miss IRENE v. EVANS.
On the 3osh ult., By the Rev Father Boons.
JOHN DICK to Mrs.. MARGARET EkiAf-
ZELL.
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For County Commissioner.

Messrs Editor>-Plcase announce JAS
II ALVEY tor County Commissions, and
say. IL he will consent to be q candidate,
he will be warmly supported by Faiux.
ent, Chaptico AID Charlotte Hall d 8. ricts.
April l, 1875 Many Friends.
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& 500 or less,

With Clerk'a and Sheriff. fees, added
No license shall be granted 70 sell spir-
ituous or fsrmensed liquors or lager beer.
in quantities not less than pint, for the
sun Of eighteen dollars and sixty cents,
unless The person applying therefor shall
also obtain . license to sell goods, chat.
tells. wares and merehandiss. paying
therefor the sum hereinbefore prescribed,
according to the amount II his stock in
trade.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-04-01
If the rental value is not

With Clerks and Sheriff. fees, added.
Lieenses TO Retdilsrs Of .Spiritmous or
Fermensed Liquors or Lager Beer.-rhe
amounts of license to DO paid by retailers
Of spirituous or termen,ed liquors or Ia
ger beer are % follows:
II the value Of their stock in trade ha
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-04-01
SheriR's license Notice.
To Merchants,
Traders
and Others,

a IL persons aud Andies corporate ~
n raliiic. in 81. Mary's County. Who
are or shall b. exercising or pursuing
any business. or shall Be doing any act
or thing, or shall BE- in the occupation Of
any house or place for the purpose for
which license Is made necessary by the
Laws Of Maryland. arc hereby warned to
OBTAIN A LICENSE OR RENEW
TIE SANE,
On or Before the LIST day OF
May, 1875,
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under the penalties prescribed BY said
laws for tue infractioa thereof
Those interested are notified Of the
following requirements Of the License
Law:
TRADERS LICENSE.-The amour.
to be paid BY traders for license Che
amount Of stock at the principal season
Of sale to be given under oash) is as fol.
lows: II the applicants stock in trade
does mt evrard
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-04-01

Females vending Millinery aud other
email articles, whose stock in trade i not
over $500 pay license Of So Only; bat
IL oser that amount. they arc required to
pay the same license ~ other pcrsons--
oath 10 be tskcu % ts amount Of stock q
the principal season 1t tho year.
BENJAMIN FOxWEIL,
Sheriff Of St. Maryis County.
April 1. lS75-tdA
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W EEMS' TRANS
P0RTATION LINE
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
OMAN after Thursday, March 4tb, 1878, the
steamers MARY WASHINGTON and
PLANTER, will IN IS follows:

Mary " sshington-Captain Pritehard will
leave Pier No. 8, Light street Wharf every
Thursday Night, at IL o. clock, for Patuxent
river direct. far up as Hills Landing. Re-
turning win leave Hiirs Landingevery Mon
day for Benedict, and leave Benedict every
Tuesday morning at o'clock, for Baltimore,
calling at all the River Landings for passen-
gers and all the landings as far down a. Fer
rests Wharf for freight going and return
ing. Freight received Thursds ys only, ut No.
Tobacco Warehouse Wharf, up to Z O'Clock.
PLANrER-Cspt. Jones will leave Pier .,
Light Street Wharf, every Saturday and
Wednesday mornings At $50 o'clock, for Fai:
Haven, Plum Point, Governor Run, and
Patuxent River as far up as Benedict. Re
tur ming leaves Benedict every Monday and
Thursday mornings. at 6 o'clock, for Balti-
more. Freight received on Tuesdays and
Fridays only, at Pier no. 9, Light Street
Wharf. up to 4 o'clock.
II. FORBES, Superintendent.
HENRY WILLIAMS, Agent.
Once No. IFS Light Street Wharf.
March %, isT3-tf.
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Southern Mar, land
COMMISSION AGENCY,
No. So Light ST.. near Pratt,
B4LTTNORE MD
DIR ECT O u 8 /:
BAL TIMORE, MD.

WILLIAM HA NL TON, JOHN B. L YON.
ED WARD Y. EDEL EN-. SAMUEL cox,
FREDERICK STONE.
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With Clerks and Sherif's fees. ADDED.
The applicant must either make oath,
"a heretofore, before the Clerk Of the
Circuit Court Of the County where he is
engaged in business, Of the amount Of
goods kept on hand. at the prinipal sea-
son Of sale; or the oath may be admin
istered by Justice of the Peace, when
the ps rson wanting the licenses applies
through an agent. II the latter course
he adopted. the following form will be
deemed sufficient compliance with the
act:
St. Mi,y's County, to ed:
On this-day Of 1876. be-
fore the subscriber. Justice Of The Peace
OF the State Of Maryland. in and for said
county. personally appeared - and
declared that he intends to apply for a
traders licerse, under the Dad section OF
the act of January Session. 1858. to tho
Clerk Of the Circuit Court for St. Ma.
rvs County. and made oath that the
amount Of the stock Of goods generally
kept on hand by him. (or by the concern
in ~hich he is engaged, in case it is a
partnership at the principal season Of
sale. Cor il the applicant has not previ-
ously engaged in such trade. that the
amount Of the stock Of goods whieh he err
poets to keep. De- does not <or will not)
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College and
normal class
without any
by order
Of ST.
march IS.
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THE vi pia dpgs, kired d patton,
have lake b to eltiu ehickeas. I'd
AleI pdrit Cad says; On TAursdSy
aighi ast4dOg entered h shicksl hOqs
Of NJ. Jerry Gather, in ths Third Waid,
and in short time those OF its inmates,
that were not killed presented the appear
ance OF the parrot that had the memora-
bic conflict with the monkey. Mrs
Gather saw the raider coming out Of lha
house with something in his mouth, and
Al, 0KiRgsiO. hia-AbasaOe, shs. could moi
call to her husband and tell him the
rooster was gone, for the dog had been in
the yard, she rushed out and, seiEilg
the captured fowl, spatched it from his
teeth, and when Mr., Gather returned
he went cunning Tor and killed the dog.