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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-08-24

THE fact will remain that the Demo
cratic party of 1875 is committed to repu-
diation.--N. Y Tribune.
And "the fact" is, at this rate, Demo
cratic papers will have to repeat Horace
Greeley's short and pithy remark-"You
lie, you villain, you lie"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-08-24

MAYOR COBB, of Boston, who was last
year elected by the Republicans, thinks
Tilden's election would bring back pros
porous times, and better state OF feel
inc between North and South.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-08-24

The Minerva Commercial, Carroll Free
Press, youngstown Tribune, New Lisbon
Buckeye State, and a journal or two more
in our district are now feasting on Nc
Kinley crow, not seasoned at all to suit
the palate.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-08-24

The chances are that silver will be-
come, as it was for twenty-five years,
worth more than gold, then the bond
holders will clamor for the payment OF
their bonds in silver
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-08-24

When Gen. Grant was made President
in 1869, there were 81 ,2O7 oficeholders,
In 1875 there were 94,119, and now it is
estimated that there over 100000. Every
member of the Republican party will
soon have an Office, if this of multiplica-
ton is to 60 on for for one or more Presi-
dental terms. In the event of Hayes's
election there is not the slightest pros
pect of any reform in this matter.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-08-24

The Alabama election occurred over
two weeks ago, and went 100000 Demo-
cratic There has not been one out
rage" from the mill furnished. What is
wrong?
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-08-24

UNDER a late act of Congress consolida-
ting Revenue districts, twenty'three he
publican collectors were retired last
week. How they weed in sadness.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-08-24

Gov. CHAMBERLAIN exhibits no remark
kable alacrity in prosecuting the authors
of the Hamburg riot. 1t really looks as
if he might be afraid of proving too
much
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-08-24

The New York Times says the Repub'
lican Senators have put formidable
weapon into the hands Of their enemies
by aCquitting Belknap.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-08-24
@ Aenrnrrat
Circulation 2,6OO'
CLEARLY Mr.. Cox ought not to have
told Mr.. Kasson that he lied but then
if Mr.. Kasson did lie-.-[World'

The people TO the members OF the
Democratic Congress: "Welldone, thou
good and faithful servants"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-08-24

AFTER election the yarns ~ out tie
Hamburg massacre will stop.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-08-24

IT is easy to tell why our national ex-
penses are so enormous, and why the
people are so heavily and cruelty taxed,
when one looks at the systematic plum
dering that has been going on for years
in the multiplication of offices alone
The following table shows how General
Grant has stood by his friends, retainers
and relatives, at the expense of the whole
people:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-10-05

MARYLAND CENTENNIAL DAY-The
Centennial State day OF Maryland has
been appointed for Thursday. October
18th, when Gov. Carroll and MayoI
Latrobe, Of Baltimore, will receive theii
guests in the Maryland building. The
Fifth Maryland Regiment, M. N. G., j.
expected to visit the Exhibition at the
same time. A great feature Of the day
will be a Centennial riding tournament
the arrangements for which are in the
hands of an executive committee. s
TAYLOR Suit will act as Marshal, ano
Gen. Duncan s. Walker, Of Washing
ton, d. C., as Secretary. Fifteer
mounted knights will appear in the pa
geant, one representing the Centennial
another the Union, and the remainder
the thirteen original States. In addition
to these there will be Queen of Love
and Beauty, attended by four maids o
honor. In addition to. medals to b
awarded by the Centennial Commission
the executive committee of the tourna
ment will offer valuable prizes to b
tilted for.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-10-05

"DR. HENKLE IN ST. MARY's."-
Under this caption. correspondent Of
the Baltimore american, writing from
Oakville in this county to that paper,
and attempting to describe the demo-
cratic gathering at this place on the
18th ult.. takes occasion to arraign DR..
Henkle and other speakers at the meet
ing and to bespatter things, generally,
with an infinite quantity of mud
Messrs. Robinson and Furey are spoken
Of as " hirelings," Col. Dent is repre-
.ented to have insulted " the Hayes
and Wheeler pole that is SO lofty and the
Star-spangled banner that so proudly
waves" and Henkle's speech is describ-
ed as malicious, incendiary, Astounding
in slang, low personalities, etc. The
speech of DR.. Henkle was fairly, If no,
fully, reported by us and speaks for it.
self. As IL was not made for that pur-
pose. il is very likely il did not please
the Republicans. II is simply a false
hood, however, to assert that = the bet
ter class Of democrats was disguised
with it. The very contrary was the fac
and they showed their appreciation o
it by aPplauding almost every sentence
For the balance of this correspondent
account, all that is not dir. is the venom
OF a tongue of which false witnessin:
il the most natural outcome.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-10-05

THE ASSESSMENT COMPLETED
The Assessors for The 1st assessment
district (Messrs. Allstan, Leach and
Smith( have made their final returns.
This completes the assessment work
for our county, SO far as the assessors
are concerned. The Board Of Review
however, has certain revisory powers,
we believe, which authorize them to
add to or abate the estimates made BY
the assessors, but we do not expect
that it will be called upon to make
very many changes. Naturally enough
there are some complaints and it would
be wonderful if there were not, bat
take the work Of the assessors, all in
all, it is the general judgment, we think
that it has been well and fairly done.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-10-05

HaeAtsl's Fsrtiiissss.-we refer our readers
to the advertisement Of Mr.. Jno. c. Hachiel OF
Bait, manufacturer of Feftiiizers. Heiskuown
as a gentleman of reliability and guarantees ev-
ery article he offers to the Public. He soiici's
the trade Of ST. Mary's County and offers articles
Of the highes, grade, and pledges himself to keep
his standard to the highest point.
He refers to Hon. Andrew Chapman, John G..
Chapman, Marshall Chapman Jno. II. Mitchell,
Hugh Mitchell. Col. Saml. Cox, DIR. Saml A.
Mudd, DR.. Thos. A. Carrico, DIR. E. V. Edelen,
DIR. W. J. Boarman, DR.. P. ". Hawkins, DR.. ii.
II. Bean, W. r. Franklin, Townly and Rufus
Robey, DR.. B. A. Jamison, r. L. Dent, and Judge
Jno. F. Gardiner, of Charles County. He re-
fers to DR.. Jno. NJ. Bronze and Mr.. Geo ". Fish,
of this County, as to his ground Bone, who say
Il is the best preparation they have ever seen.
We ask of the public a fair trial Of Mr.. Hach'els
Fertilizers. lie will sell as low rs any other
house, all things equal, and upon a. accomoda-
ting terms.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-10-05

ARREsT OF THE EyERETT MURDER-
ERs.-Two negro men. calling them
selves Henry Simpson and Martin Hem
~ were broughtbeSore Justice Morgan
on Thursday morning last charged with
having murdered John w. Everett
on the 10Th Of July last near Clymount,
Charles County. Md. These negroes
were arrested By Col. L. w. B. Hutch
ins in Montgomery County and have
been discovered to be the same parties
who escaped from the Jail At this place
on the 9th Of January last. There
seems to be no doubt that they are the
real murderers Of young Everett. II il
generally believed here that Martin
Henry has made q full confession to
the Justice who, from reasons of public
policy, declines. however, for the pres
ent to disclose it. At any rate, We have
been authorized by the Justice to state,
that there is no mistake in suPposine
that the parties now under arrest fo'
the murder Of young Everett are the
real culprits. 1t is understood thai
Simpson and Henry will remain in Gus.
tody here until they have been indicted
by the Grand Jury of Charles County
in November. when they will be deliv'
cred up.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-10-05

NEW BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS.
w. J. H. Gluck, No. So, North Gay
ST., Baltimore, Md, advert,ses in to-
days paper the celebrated, Times
Cook" widely renowned for quick bak-
ing This stove took the Gold Medal over
all competitors, baking II lbs Of bread in
Al minutes from the time OF lighting the
fire and only used lbs of wood. The
only place to buy 1t is at So North
Gay street, just above the bridge.
Persons ON the lookout for Fall and
Winter styles of Mems and Boys cloth
ing are referred to Chas. N. Oehm &
Co., $50 w. Pratt ST., near Hanover
ST., adjoining Citizens National Bank
Baltimore, Md. Merchants and other
among our readers visiting Baltimore te
make purchases Of clothing are invited
to make this firm visit.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-10-05

New FIRM.-By reference to notice
elsewhere published, it will be seen
that the old firm of Simms & Dudley
Commission Agents, No. 81 Light ST.,
Baltimore, Md, has been dissolved and
that the house has been reconstructed
bv the admission Of A. F. Fenwick
Esq, Of our Town, as a partner, dating
from the LIST Of October, instant. Mr.
Fenwick is widely known in our coun
ty for his popular manners and as gen
tleman Of business experience. capacity
and integrity. We commend the new
firm to the favorable notice of the pub
lie.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-10-05
sklTla0Hs Markets.

Wharf.-The market has been active and firm
the past week fer the better grades, bu, inferior
and medium qualities have been rather dull
and heavy.
The sales during week were as follows:
Sauihern-2oo bg. damaged red al 80 cents;
l. 400 bu Inferior do. AT locales cents: Z, $50
hu common at llOtiil2 cents; ,2l0 hu. lair
do. ut ll5(ali. cents: l,?II bu. at 100 cents:
2 $50 bu. AT l22 cts; ,346 bu. do. at LIB cents
g. 800 bu. good do. al lbs cents; $40 bu. do.
at l26 cents: 4, 300 hu. prime do nj l2I cents
4 100 bu do. do. At l2s cents; 10,os4 bu. do.
do nj 100 cents; ?, 800 bu. amber q; l3l cents;
8 lao bu do. al 1872 cents; 8, !6s bu. choice do.
do. at 1873 cents; 1890 bu. very choice at lbs
cents
Coax.-The market for Southern Corn has
been quiet and closed steady. The sales Of the
week included the following:
Southefn-300 blu. inferior white at asa ~
cents; $50 bu. fair do. at 81 cents; 200 bu.
good do. 53(G5i cents; l,9Os bu. prime do. o,
55(6,56 cents; 800 bu. yellow at SIS cents: ,000
bu. good do. at 5s(g59 cents; 600 bu. prime do
at 60 cents.
OArs.--The market has been active and firm
with sales as follows:
Southern.-3oO bushels at 81 cents; 400 bu
at 80 cents; 200 bu. do at 80 cents; ., 264 bu
do at 40 cents; 400 bu. do. at IL cents; 100 bu
NJ ~ cents; 400 bu. old in store NJ IS cents.
RyR.-Oherings 3, 525 bushels. Rye is heav,
| and closes lower. Early in the week GOO bu
| good to prime sold ut 7e(G15 cents. To-da.
400 bu tough Pennsylvania sold at So cents
$50 bu prime st 60 cents; leo bu. do. at g.
cents; 100 bu. choice at 6s cents.
ToBAcco-There is good degree Of activit
in the market for Maryland Leaf, ct which th
receipts have been larger the past week. Th
| foreign demand has been fair and prices steady
The receipts Of Ohio have been light and III
market for il quiet. Prices generally are ur
| changed We quote a. follows:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-10-05

THE PoLirIcAL OUTLoox.-Colorado
voted on Tuesday last and Georgia
votes to-day wednesday, Georgia, OF
course, goes democratic by heavy
majority, but the result in Colorado is
doubtful, with chances favoring the
Republicans. The absorbing centre OF
interest, however, is with the States
which are to to vote on Tuesday next.
On that day Ohio, Indiana and West
Virginia will indicate in what direction
public sentiment in the West is gravi-
tating on the Presidential issue. Our
representation is that Indiana and
West Virginia will go democratic by
majorities sufficiently heavy to place
their presidential preferences in No
vember beyond question. Should this
prove to be true, our Republican
friends might as well make up their
minds to "get up and git" But we dc
moi despair of Ohio. The German vote
of that great State, heretofore almost
.olidly Republican, is known to be divi.
ded as il has never been divided before
Altogether, the signs are propitious fol
democratic success even in Ohio, es
pecially on the State ticket. If thi.
should occur, the camel's back vii
have been broken and Tilden will hav,
a"walk over" Gentlemen. get you
checks ready.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-10-05

The TAx-INcoME CHARGE AGAINST
TiLDES.-However unpalatable it may
be to our correspondent nj. Whose
contribution we publish on our first
page) and whatever our desire TO
be courteous, we do not feel ourselves
called upon to make either refrarii
ar modification of the terms in which
we characterized the conduct of peo-
pie WHO, in the full light of the
evidence now before the country in
regard to the tax-income charge against
Tilden, persist in alleging fraud and
perjury against him.. Whether our cor
respondent knows il or not, it is new.
ertheless fact, that no Republican
speaker Of character and no Republican
newspaper organ Of decency is now
repeating this allegation against Til.
den. The very paper that origina.
ted the charge-the .New York Times
since the recent exhaustive expose ol
Tilden's law-partner, has been forced
TO confess and now admits that it wa:
mistaken in some Of its particulars. whilst
journals of high character like the
Springfield Republican, New York Tri.
bxne and New York .Nafion-all strong
Hayes papers-now describe the whole
fraud and perjury story of the Time
about Tilden as loose and lying pre-
sentiment unworthy of further consid
Grafton.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-10-05

that SAME OLD CooN.-The en-
deavors Of the HAYES and Wheelerparty
to make it appear that they are very
different people from the old Grant Col
fax concern reminds us. as the late
lamepted used to say, Of little story.
II is to this effect Somewhere, but
not many miles distant, certain mer-
chant, probably Smith, keeps store.
Now, Smith is republican and in or
der to show this has had painted over
his store door the names of the Repub-
can presidential candidates. "Hayes
& Wheeler" A granger lately came
along and, after carefully spelling out the
new names on the door front, jumped
at once to the conclusion that the old
firm had died or removed and that
Hayes & Wheeler had taken theii
places. He entered the store, but there
was Smith smiling behind the counter
He looked around, but there also was the
same old clerk. The granger was puz.
zled and he once more interviewed
the new sign board, but there it was
:" HAYES & Wheeler % Re-enterins
the store, he said, 81 don't understand
this. There's the new name over thu
door. but its the very same id ole
crowd inside Z"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-10-05

. Is hen = I nan what will beeome
az tke Bishop." Laughter.
added the speadefs when GFanos@
GOES where Il ought IN 50, what uln
6ecUme C Republicanism 7"
The RepuhGcan party had taken their
reformes. Hayes. on the nominatScn Of
~. Caneroe, Who had long been con
nected with the dirlirst things IN the
dirtiest State in the Union. They said
Gov. HAYES would inaugurste . new
state Of things because be was ''new
man." Did they suppose that by put
ting new hen upon . nest Of rotten
egzs they could hatch ont . brood Of
new chickenss rLauehter.1 He was,
probably IN. honest. upright man. Of
fair abilities, but he was not the man
for the emergency.
Mr.. Goodwin proceeded 10 show Why
there being no third party, the Govern,
meut must be placed IN Democratic
hands IL the country was TO he saved
The party had organized itself anew b,
its immortal declaration Al st. Louis
TGreat applause. He had never IN al
his experience read platform so pen
etrating. impressive, and ineligible
The men selected a the candidates fol
| the two highest Offices IN the countr,
were. probably, of al on this continent
the ones bes, calculated to meet The
emergencies OF the day. Cheers.
Never since James Madison died hac
there been Presidential candidate who
so closely resembled hun in charac.cl
as Samuel j. Tilden. Applause.
He apcke of the attacks made upon
Gov. Tilden as bold, fragrant, and abcm-
Unable falsehoods; denounced the Re-
publican efforts to convince the negroes
that if the Democrats regained power
they would be put back into slavery
and concluded BY hoping that this yea
would be consecrated to peace, COCO
will, and harmony, and that another
Centennial anniversary would find the
Republic still young, still beautiful. still
strong, and still CRYING "Amen" to thu
| work done and reforms inaugurated thi
year.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-10-05

The CAMPAIGN IN ST. MARY's.-The
democrats of our county are evidently
in earnest. We scarcely remember to
have noticed in any campaign more ac-
tivity and enthusiasm than are now dis
played. Tilden poles and Tilden clubs
are fast multiplying in each district
of the county and a determined and
ardent spirit is perceptible in every
democratic direction. The struggle
with our party friends appears to be-
less to make converts, Though they
would be thankful, of course, for as
sistance from any quarter) than to bring
out their full vote on election day. lr
this, we think they are acting wisel.
and this we are sure they will accom-
plish.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-10-05
PoLE RAISING IN MEcHANIcsvILLE.

PoLE RAISING IN MEcHANIcSvILLE.
The democrats OF Mechanicsville and
vicinity propose on Saturday next at 2
o'clock, p. m. to raise Tilden and
Hendricks pole in that village, on which
occasion they expect the presence OF
the Tilden and Hendricks club at Char
lotte Hall and the democrats generally
of the district. Henry w. Thomas. r
c. Combs and George Blackstone have
been invited to make addresses on the
occasion.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-10-05

SOUTHERN Mn. RAILRoAp.-Messrs.
Danahoe and Buckley, contractors on
this road. with their respective forces
are still at work. notwithstanding ru-
mors to the contrary, one near Califor-
MIA and the other near Oakville. The
engineers are between Chancellor's run
and ST. Mary's city. leveling up prepar'
atory to the advance Of the eontrac,or.
to that locality.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-10-05
POLYTECHNIC
ACTUAL
Business COLLEGE

keeping, Mathematics, penmarship, stenogra-
ply. selegraphy, ETC.. are thoroughly taught by
efficient and experienced professors. Young men
and boys are specially educated with . view Of
being competent TO take positions in any busi-
ness house. Constant supervision and individ-
ual instruction in each department from eve ex-
perienced Instructors, who are each spec ally
skilled in . distinct branch. Full business
course, all branches, time unlimited, 80 Ton
easy terms Of payment If des;rcd). Book-keep-
ing, including arithmetic and penma nship, only
as Satisfaction guaranteed. An examination
Of our facilities and course Of study solicited
Enter ~ any tine. Send for psmphlef
YoiyT3c0l1c yuSrz1ss COLLEGE,
as Baltimore Ss-, e,r. Charles, Baltimore, Nd
CIT. 5, ls5e-3n.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-10-05
Ratification Notice.

Jno. b. Welch and
VIM. b. Welch, trading as
Jno. B. Welch & Co.,
r.. Marshall Edwards,
Ad.nr. If Elksnah Edwards,
BETH T. Edwards & Others.
iri, Court for ST. Marv's
..,. ,.,,i". ~ " Gear, "f Equity.
No $50 n. T..
NRrERED this 81 lav If Oct.
- 1876. tha, III. sale made aud re.
rnrir,: hy ]. Parran Crane. Trustee,
ia this cause. te ratified and confirmed,
unless cause l." the contrary be shown
nn or before the 5;h Monday Of Oct.
1876; provided copy of this rider be
published in the ST. Mary's BEACON.
.,nre Il week for three successive weeks
prior 10 the said 5,h Monday Of DC.
toher.
The report states that the land sold
for 1925.
j. FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
True copv-Test
]. FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
Oct. S, ls76-3w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-10-05
CCoMNUSrcArED.
CHARLorre HALL, Nd, Sept. %, 1876

CHARLOTTE HALL, Nd, Sept. 70, 1876.
.Nessrs. Edifors.-There was Til
den and Hendricks club organized here
Saturday last, 23rd inst, and the fol-
lowing officers were chosen:
Presidenf.-Col. D. w. Slye.
Observation-Disclosures G. Weems
Petherbridge, Theophilus Smoot, H.
Duncan Burroughs. Chapman b. Bar
Der, +. E. Burch.
Secretary sad Treassrr.-"Ht mar
rison.
Corresponding Seerefary.-Coi. L
Harrison.
Csnrsssiag CoRmiffee.--Jas. II. Al
vey, G. T. Greenfield, w. 5. Lyon
Webster Sothoron, ]. NJ. Woodburn
w. T. Burroughs. Isaiah Canter. James
Turner, w. L. Thomas, J. w. Thomas
School District Contrasting Coss1.f
fee.-r. ]. Wiley. r. E. Burch, Jas. :
Ward, Jos. r. Shaw. Jno. H. Freeman
About thirty members joined, and
was agreed 10 raise Tiiden pole Sa'nf
Gay, 3oth.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-10-05

DrNNER.-A dinner, embracing the
usual substantial" and also the deli
cacies of the season. will be had at ST.
Georges Church, in the St. Georges
section of the Factory district, on Sat
urday next, the 7th Of October instant
the proceeds of which will be applied
to the improvement of the Church. The
public are invited to attend. Dinner
50 cents-Children half price
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-10-05

PorSr LooKorr.-Rumor says that
il is in contemplation to remove one Of
the extensive hotels, near the Centen-
NAL grounds. Philadelphia, to Point
Lookout, which viii add greatly to
means Of accommodation for the next
watering season.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-10-05

DEATH OF GEN. BRAG6.-General
Braxton Bragg fell dead in the stree,
Of Galveston, Texas. where he resided
on "Wednesday morning of last week
Up to the moment Of his death he wa.
in his usual good health but was sud
denly stricken with heart disease an,
dropped dead.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-10-05

TILDEN CLuB IN THE 7rR DIsrRIcr.
We are authorized to request the at
tendance Of the democratic voters Of
the 7th election district at Milestown
on Saturday next. at 5 o'clock. p. m,
for the purpose of forming a Tilden and
Hendricks club in said district and for
general purposes Of district organiza-
ton.