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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-16
TIE MV I1RK TRIBUNE,
The Leading American Newspaper"
FOUNDED BIZ HORACE GREELEY

ID the recent elections the people have
declared In favor Of honesty IN po,itics and
undergraduates in jooasslism.~ The Tri-
hume. which years go declared that il
vas not and never more would be PAR
~ orgsn. claims the verdict % the pop1-
lar vindicaiion Of iss course. aud recog-
nises in the result the voice Of the people
f"r reform and integrity in government.
for candor and independence among news
papers During the campaign which has
just closed The Tribune has fully main.
mined it, right to the title Of the Lead.
ing Americas Newspaper" This posi-.
ton il has earned aud retains for the fol.
lowing, among other reasons:
II publishes all the news earlier. more
fully. and more iu,elligensiy than any
other paper.
1t insists on peace shroughou, the whole
country. the right Of local self govern
ment aud the protection OF all classes in
the exercise Of their just aud legal riga,s.
II advecaies confidence and good feel.
ing between North and outh. aud labors
for m honest aud abiding reconciliation.
Ii rain,sins fairuess and candor to.
ward all public men and Questions aud
dignity and courtesy toward associates
and rivals.
II publishes scientific news. reports.
discussions and discoveries to q degree Of
sall"ess aud accuracy never before attain
ed By any paper.
1t gives every week ten or more col
umns Of the most carefully prepared ag-
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more in the aggregate than the entire
contents Of any other agricultural publ.
cation. and the whole forming a DEPART
ment Of which an eminent agricultural ed I.
i,or said 1T has done more to make good
farmers than any other influence which
ever existed"
1t has published a series Of scientific
aud literary extras which have met u vi.
der sale aud more emphatic popular sp-
prevail than any similar publication Of the
kind.
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Notice to Farmers i!
REDUCTION IN PRICE or
3 Az G H.
RAW BONE
Super Phosphate Of J ime.
Standard Of Quality Strictly Maintained

While We announce a reduction in the
price "f our RAW BONE SUPER
PHOSPHATE. we would respectfully re-
present to dealers and farmers that its
standard Of quality has been strictly
maintained. The proportions of soluble
and prccirita'ed Phosrhoric Acid. Am
monia and Potash. have never been high.
or than they are in the article We are now
selling our customers. This statement
We make as a binding guarantee.
Price $40 per 1000 pounds.
Packed IN good string sacks Of 200 Us
each.
BAJGH 4. SONS.
Ne. 90 South Deinwore lire Phil. -.
No. 103 South ST., Baltimore, Nd.
For sale by
" 4 LOKER. Leonnr.7,orn.
JAS + ABEL. ALeirs Hharf.
Aug S. lS75-3mx
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FOR SHEBIFF.

With many thanks to my numerous
friends f'r their liberal support. 1 again
announce myself as . candidate for the
saer'ffs',y in 1877. and ask the supper.
of ny friends and -citisens.
ZACHAklAh MAItlNGLY.
Nov Ii, 1878.
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Notice..

TVHE undersigned. having engaged
II. Ia the
WHEELWRIGHT BUSINESS
at Great Mills, will execute all orders in
bis line in the quickest and best essible
manner. Having procured sne Hearss
and an abundance Of beat articles for cof-
hns. his services can be bad at any time
aud at the shortest notice. Satisfaetios
guaranteed.
ALEX MILBURN.
March 5,lS74-tf.
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EOE11!Bo

.ATKIES landing from The Pasux.
- ent Steamers 1t Forests Wharf,
are iniormed. that transportation from
this wharf TO any point within the County
can be Obtained from the undersigned
IT oil times and 81 reasonable rates.
JOHN II. BUCKLRE.
Jsly Is, 1s7s-sfs
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" ASHINGTON. DC

References nv PcrmisSiou-C James, ESQ
Cashier OF the Bank of Washington. Wasi-
ington. u. C.; Hon Lewis MeKenzie, Presi-
dent OF the W & q r Co.. Alexandria. Va
PHI Troth, Esq, President of the Upper Po-
tomac Steamboat Company, Accotink, Va:
AesSrs Davy Harmon, Merchants, Alexan.
dria, Va; McSsrs Rugby 4 Brown, Commits
sion Merchants, 80 North Wharves. Phil.
dslphia; Hon Harris, Lsonard,own, Nd.
march Is, lS75-tf
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TO Changers.
Wheat Seeding.
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Super Phosphate Of Lime.

Mann featured from Aumonical Matter. Rome.
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WASHING TON, D. C
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W keep pace with The times, and nice,
= the wishes of the travelling public III.
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am now prepared 10 furnish planters With
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and many others who have the prize in use on
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June 9, lS13-tf.
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&c, and that he is now prepared to make or
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the undertaker's business will b. made a sp,.
eidity.
My study in the future, as in the past, will
De TO please AL my patrons and to merit ;hei:
confidence.
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-13
FROM JACKSON COUNTY.
Strange Freak of SOmnambuiist
Knin, RninM KMIm.M
LochuAEr, JACKSON Co., W. NN.N
August :. $50.

l.IIt ?. Z. d \
August :, ls11.J
Editors Register:
Having few idle moments, | viii
rive youa short account of n strange
affair that occurred in our vicinity: Not
lon. since one Of Mr.. Joseph M"ncr"f,
sons, aged about twelve years while
asleep got out of bed and went dis.
,ancr OF half mile, to the house ot Mr..
David Drpcw; went in the house; went
to the bed Of Mr.. ard Mrs. Drpcw, and
awuhc them by saying, Aunt, | have
come 10 live with YOU, our house Is bUra-
ed down, and all the family are burnt up
bat me. lie was asked how he got out
Of the house WAY says he, You
know that big crack or hole BY my bed?
got out through that and my pillow was
;ll IN flame when | left it. Mr.. :.
Mckown and Mr.. W. Doer, after hear
ing part OF the boys report, fastened
to the spot where the boy saw the great
couAagration in his sleep-found the
house all right with it, inmates sound
asleep. \ biz scare and nobody hurt.
guess il the prayers of many, last
wear for more rain was not
answered then their petitions
have been heard and answered Of late.
Vs. nave had extremely wet weather for
nearly three weeks, and our county will
,utler great loss by rain and high waters.
some of our creeks have been full twice,
and running over from hill to hill. Big
Sand creek WAS higher than II has been
FOR many years. The drouth OF last year
and the rain and high waters of this
yeur-aIdcl to high taxes and bad state
IF affairs generally, Is about Il, much a>
We can wade tnrou&h-it will shock !hl,
county almost 10 the center.
W. think IL is almost time We wcr"
praying tor somebody to be- President Of
tie United States. or viii It do just a
wei to allow General Grant ,o visit IN,
lrieuds and various watering places for
ihr next ten years, and call hun Prc-i-
dent. If YOU think 50 let u know through
the columns Of the REGISTER. y. l..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-13
4 Open Letter 10 the Prcsidcnf-hore
Charges Against DeIanO.

PHILADELPHIA, August l2.-Ihc
Ersni,,g Telegraph to-day publishes an
open letter from William Welsh to Pre-
sident Grant in what he terms the libel
lous attack Of Secretary Delano on Val.
kcr clerk of the Board of Indian Com
missioncrs. He says he believes said
libel was concoctcd and published by
Cowen, Assistant Secretary Of the In
terror, with the cordial approval Of De-
lnno. Welsh charges that these attacks
were made on Walker because he cN
posed frauds which it was the duty Of the
Interior Department to check.
Welsh when he charges DelanO with
making wilfulIy false reports to the Pres
idrnt ia reference to the amount of stock
subscribed to the Northern Pacific K. X.
and threatens to publish further state
ncnts of still more Objectionable acts
and concludes that your protection given
Walker, when he was convicted OF mis-
fcasancc or maltcasance as Commissioner
of Indian affairs, seems wholly unac-
countabe except on the hypothesis that
love IN YOUR eve i blind.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-13
STATE NOTES.

TnE Charleston co"rier estimates the
los, from the recent rise in the Elk and
K"n""h" rivers al about S'''0'''
TIE reported business failures III 'N'
,,,.., y,rripia.. for the first siN months OF
Is-, f,n, mn 81 3s3.6s5.
.,n,;.,.l;o p,co.
y NJ" PoS'''n0' .
h,u:u> county, at place called "l'P ''
lu,,-b.,," !. said To be on the highest
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-13
INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION.

IL the EeOpl" of Wed IrgHH:
You are earnestly invited 10 attend
Convention at Wheeling, on Friday, the
25Ih inst. for the purpose pi Icrirctihg
an organization in the Interests Of the
state, TO secure proper representation Of
her imurns" Ha'ura! resources, and und"-
vrlopei wealth, at the Centennial IXpo>l-
ton To be held Ia 1876. No better opPor-
tuuity for such Il showing as may and VIII
induce immigration to, and the Invest
m-nt of capital IA our state can possibly
OccuriDT many years. The Legislature has
done nothing. The people must act. Gen.
Hawlcy. President Oi the United states
Centennial commission. and other dlsln-
guished gentlemen will De present ana
address you.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made with the
Baltimore and ohio, the Chesapeake ana
ohio railroads, and tu, ONO river si"th-
boat lines, TOR round nip tickets at reduc-
similar meetings will be held at Martins
bury and Charleston, Of which due notice
will be- given.
I,etalI who have the best Interests Of the
state M heart, and desire her devr.upe-
rnant. attend the meeting aud take part
i'm fh,. work. \. X. BDTEIER,
\. j. SWEENEY,
/ :. Centennial commissioners for West
Virginia. HgG
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by way Of the Rhine. II isHH cNquiSli"ly
printed and taSt"fuIIy bound vOiuIn", md
thu illustrations, three hundred ia mum
hrr, are largely by Gustayc DUr". III"
book j. among the most unique and fns
cinHting In It's way that "" have ever
chauc,d tO see. o. Bo,ion JDun1i.
at is as purely humorous ~ can well bee
imagined II Is not "a book 10 be- cO"lly
desert bed. but 10 De- read and enjoyed ana
laughed uyrr."-BOytDn -iducTtHcr.
I'VE have rarely examined work
whose material seem io h" 80 thoroughly
digrsted nd compactly arranged a. TINT
before u. BpstOH GtDd'.
"In her gUOdly volume she has m fosH
useful contribution io European hIdrtDI
The mechanical execution Ufthr wokTLy
substantial and handsome. '-Ne,U r lsH
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