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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-09-20
The Hamburg Affair.
[From the New York World.1

More good enough Norgans
until after clcction.' Like the inves
tigation Of Blainc's charges against
Mr.. Tlldcn, the prosecution Of those
charged with completely in the Ham
burg affair has been postponed until
after the election. The Attorney
General Of South Carolina has pat
oil the matter until january next.
although the counsel for the accused
vchcmcnt!y protested against Il con
tlnnallCe OF the case, and demanded
Il trial at the time first set. When
the d,nmciatiOn OF those concerned
in the attack upon II band of dis
orderly negroes, many Of them
known to have been guilty Of shock
ing crimes, was particularly yiru'cnL
among the "outrage organs,' we
took occasion to remark that Tic
accused would never be brought to
trial before the November clcctions
The rc!clntiong that the defence
would disclose wculd very cert .inly
result in such an exhibition Of the
condition of affairs under Radical
administration in South Carolina rs
would make the carpet. bag gang
which has ruled and ruined the
State Il stencil in the noStriis OF
all civilized people. The result has
borne out our prediction, and VIC
may now add the further prophecy
that these prosecutions will never
be pressed the while Radicals are in
power at Columbia. After the clcc-
ton of Wade Hampton we may cX-
pcct to get at the cXac: truth of the
matter.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-09-20

SENATOR BAYARD ON TAFT's ORDER.
In answer to tho inquiries of an
interviewer as to what he thought
of Attorney General Taft's lato
order turning over tho South to
military law, Senator Bayard, Of
Delaware, said: ..... ..''.. '... ..
"No document 80 partisan in
character, 80 reckless Of all const;,
titutional limitations upon power, so
regardless of historical truth, so
utterly insubordinate to tho deci,.
sions of tho Supreme Court Of tho
United States, has in the history Of
our country issued from depart
ment not only acting, rs all depart
ments should act, under the sanction
Of law, but looked to by all other
departments of tho Executive as
itself the fountain of law for them.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-09-20

At a station on the Greenville and
Columbia Railroad, where Col.
Cothran was expected to deliver an
address to the citizens, q large body
of colored horsemen rode up to
greet him, riding along with their
white friends. ..'
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-09-20
President Grant Interviewed.

The relentless interviewer has at
last made the President his victim
The result is given in the New Yorl
Herula, from which it appears that
Cen. Grant gave his opinions with
unusual freedom, especially on tn,
political prospects and the Indian
war. He is of course confident that
Indiana will go Republican, that
Hayes and Wheeler Will be elected
and that if ''intimitlation of voters
can be checked the Republicans will
carry North and South Carolina
Louisiana, Florida, New York, Con
nccticut, West Virginia and Mary
land. The Presidents expression
in regard to this latter State will
certainly surprise many, even RS
publicans, here rs clscwhcre-anu it
might be unkind to test the rest OF
his Judgment by that standard. II.
regard to his talk about "intimi,la~
ton, which is but repetition OF
MIR. Ilchcry Chandler, The true log.
ic Of it could only be thut Che Pres,
ldcnt means to Withdraw all the
troops from the Southern States,
and permit the culorcl men to vote
us they please, instead Of having
them ''unduly y influenced" by the
display of Federal power over the
heads Of both white and coiorcd cts
liens in that quarter as usual about
election times-but tic fact is us we
know that, illogically, he means the
rctys, cvcrsc. On the Indian sub. t
the President is naturally more ul
home. lie regrets to say that he
regarded CustcI's massacre sacri- :
lice of troops, brought Oh by Custer
himself, that WAS wholly unnccts~
saly. lie ad>ts shat we should have
no more Of fiie Indian wur after mex;
spring, Wien the Indians will have
Surrenuc:cd, ,,nI says:
1T IS you' present intention to GU;
oil ,i.c supplies from the Sioux bv
removing ali the Indians from the
.eacl lHttion down to the I,.ui:in Tct>
cltoiv, OF, if they will not consent TO
tnnt trc>ty, down to he Missouri
Rivcr. Tncn ii nlitary barrier is to
be placed between all these Indians
and the hostile Sioux, SO that az.
communication ana i'll supplies w II
he cut off. Hitherto these hostile
indians have gone on the war path,
pat, when they can't set amy food.
they come back. get food, and t.>ke
ponies and recruits along with them
when they leave again for the w;,r
patn. All tEis play is to be stop
ped. Weme taking up now all the
hostile Indians That come to the
reservations, and dis&rming thcm =
In conclusion, the prcai,icnt pass
scs judgment upon himself anl his
administration as follows:
"Nitn the cxpei iencc / have had
IN these eight yeas / don't know
that l. w"ulu do many things differs
entity if had to begin my term o!
Office NOW. 1 might do some Things
differently i'll the way OF appoints
menis and that sort of thing, but as
to tAe | trgc measures of any impo- t,
ance, don't know that I would
change any Of them. One thing is
certain, that no President can do
anything important without finding
many people who VIII differ with
: him as to the pIopricty or wisdom
Of the act"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-09-20

NAILS IN FKuIr TREES.
driven into fruit trees, as near tho
ground as possible, are said to have
the effect Of making such trees more
healthy, vigorous AMI excellent than
those into which no nails have been
driven. The reason why nails arc
so beneficial is thus explained: Tic
reason why the worm will not at
tack the tree is because the oxidation
or rnsting of the iron by the sap
evolves ammonia, which, as the sal
rises will Of course, impregnatt
every part of the foliagc, and prove
too drastic dose for the dclicatC
palatcs of intrudins insects. The
salt Of iron afforded by nails is cx>
tremcly offensive to tho worms
while it is not only harmless but
beneficial to the foliage and fruit oil
the tree.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-09-20

A young man went to sleep in an
Anderson church, recently, and
when aroused, excitedly shouted,
'Hurrah for Hampton!"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-09-20

"Did you stay long enough to see
much ofthc Centennial ?" asked one
Atlanta clerk of another who had
just returned from two days
sojourn in Philadelphia "Oh, yes !;
I got pretty good idca of tho
whole thing" was tho reply; "you1l
find the best beer ut Ed. Mercer's."
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-09-20

A. little girl asked a minister: 'sDo
you think my father will 90 to
heaven a. "Why, yes, my child.
Why do you ask ?" "Well, because
if he don't have his own way there,
he won't stay long, I was thinking"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-09-20

1t is rumored i'll London that
Disraehs reason for occupying tho
peernse he had formerly refused, is
that he is about to enter again
the matrimonial state. A few years
ago he was reported to be engaged
to tie Countess Of Chesterfield, and
his pres 9nt .fiamcee is said to bo a
friend Of hers The new pcor was
born December 81, 1906. -. b.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-09-20
DANlE! III. CHAMBERLAIN,
Governor South Carolina
HENRY T. HAyNE.
Secretary Of State.

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dali in = rrrcnt nni;j.v. lac,n,n ~
tnr r,vIl Insl;tnt;nn I,onIInn ,h"s w
snra};s of %hr n:;nln.s Ir,th Wv nln""
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srn,.,.n.s hv thn .hn,l, Ia .r,nr,
wnr,i. .,nt ,Lo ,1;,nl,,run nf twn
L,rwc ;,rs thrn,,rh civ rr}p,t r''.n.
thrv f'll tn r.n ,rrn,,,5 .nl ,,t 49,
.,u..,r v;tLn,t l.nr,,:mn v,,,'t ,, ~,
nt,,rnnrcI tnnr h,r;n' - TIno;thn" hn,",i ,,,
MOI, fnIt ,Ln ,l;s.L.r,,n p,.;natl,.
who modr n,n1, y,l,.1In cnnt,.;L,,'
t;rr. tn ,Iont,;o;4,, rn"a;.,1 IT, Nv. ,1;,',
ch.,..r .f twn i,rs Inf III n't ca
! i n,;nfuj Tn;. cy:,,,;n,cn ,r,o.,,
WIKI m;nc Tn Tho iIhn,Iro mj IT,
Rnv,I In.i;,rti,, and j., ulo ,rns,
nnnn nf ,n ,nJ;nn.n 7 n,on ro.l:,n,1
tho ,E..ch.run ,f , h,ttnr,, nr tftnnn
| I,rvlrn ;,,s Tn);l;n Tran,.l;n'. .x
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-09-20

The label, 'Votc for Hayes" on
tho mourning envelope directed to
Mrs. Smith, looked as neat and
pretty as Il cabbage leaf on coffin.
The lottcr announced the death Of
her favoritc son in California. The
rest of her boys, to the number of
nine, will vote for 1ildcn.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-09-20
Pro lamation from Governor Cham
beriain.
STATE OF SOUTu CAROLINA,
ENLCUTIvE DEPARTMENT.,
COLUMBIA, September 9, 1876


COLUMBIA, September 9, 1876. J
Whereas, information has rcuche |
me thata serious riot occurred in
] tho City Of Charleston on the night
Of the 9th inst, rcsulting,s in the
death oi one person and the wouni-
ing nnd mjuring Of several more ;
anI,
Whereas, much excitement still
exists i'll that city, and fears are
entertained that the public peace
Will bo further disturbed
Now, therefore,, l, Daniel II.
Chamberlain, Governor of said
State, do proclaim my purpose to
preserve the public pca:e uf said
city by all the powers 1T my cons
mand, and to secure to every man,
of wh;tcvcr political party, the
right to speak, act and vote freely
and safely, without constraint or
danger, i'll tic present political
campaign.
And l. admonish all my fellow
citizens again that violence bcgcts
violence, that freedom of speech and
OF political action are sucled rights
which cm never be trnmplcI on
without Gus ng Il spirit Of ven g c,nce
and retaliation.
therefore most earnestly i'm,
plorc I'LL the citizsns Of Charleston
TO rely upon The law for their sole
protection, and to do no act which
shall not be within the sanction of
the law and its officers. Especially
do L dlsroun:cn.ncc and forbid the
presence upon Tie streets Of bodies
Of men, whether organized or not,
armed with deadly weapons or
weapons or clubs Of any kind and
L call upon the officers of the city
and S5atc to be prompt aud vigor~
ous in checking I'll such demonstra~
tons OF violence and MwlcSsncss,
and i'll enforcing the laws for the
projection Of all citizens in their
political rights. The spirit Of pos
ltlcat intolerance, in i'll its forms, is
the I:rcSt curse which now oppi csscs
onr State, and peace AMI prosperity
Will never come until That foul
spirit is finally exercised. Livery
thoughtful man and every good
citizen %hould give his utlnuat in>
tUrncc 70 preserve the public peace
" securing perfect freedom OF
.',iltic"l action. / un now in cons
ir"cnrc with tie Mayor Of the CITY,
~ / i:;c c!hci constable Of the St;,tc,
i'll I'll niG'.5H, nS SU.,HI,c for tic
rlN'c"ti.n OF the ci.4.cnS Of C!a, les
tui' Viii bc taken, and al pc. SINS
'".." :.','a r;"l '".i ,,'h,> e.hnIt ha-n>
.Aicr NiuiHtG law. viii be brought to
trli ana punishment.
In testimony whereof l have heres
uh;o set my hand, AMI caused the
Z. cat seal OF the State to be ;.nixcl,
at tic Capitol i'll Columbia, this
mint" day o! Sep.cn' c., III tie year
OF on" Lord one thousand eight
h:mdrcd and crcl:y>six, ;nI in the
one hnmli,dsh year OF American
Independence.
DANIEL II. CIIAMBEELAIN,
Governor South Carolina.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-09-20

There arc a good many illustrn
tons now a-days of the story about
that man who went throught bank
lnptcy. Hc had owned fine horse
and buggy, and the team disap-
peared for time, but by and by it
was doing service for the same man
again. On being asked what this
meant, tho mans rcp'y was: 81
went through bankruptcy, but the
to IN won't round"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-09-20

Good words aud good deeds are
the rent we owe for the air we
breathe.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-07-27

Tbs LosDoN TIsEs AND Mn. TIL
pES.-The London Times has this 10
say upon the nominations made by the
Democracy at 81. Louis:
"At length the two great parties in
the United States have faced each 9th
e. fairly lathe field. The Republicans.
al Cincinnati, couple OF weeks ago,
picked their men and choose their
ground with unusual anxiety and pre-
caution, and now the Democrats. al "a.
Louis, have given a practical snswer
to the. challenge OF their antagonists
with no lees careful balancing OF res-
sons.
The nomination Of Mr.. Tiiden7 as
the candidate Of the Democrats for the
Presidency was certainly not unexpec-
ted. his name has been the most prom
inent, by many degrees, among the
competitors on the Democratic side, and
his public character did not TO say the
least fall short of the average require
ments OF American politics. Moreover,
the powerful, though unorganized move
rncnt which has come to be known in
the United States as Reform" has
thrown ITS weight--whatever that may
be--on the side Of the Governor OF New
York. Nor has this been done unad-
visedIy. Mr.. Tilden services in crush
ing the corruptionists Of the State OF
New York have inspired the hope that
he may have the will, as we'll as the
strength. 10 take in hand the organized
corruption OF Washington"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-07-27

WHEAr.-Icce,pts Of the week ss6s4 bn-
The receipts a new Southern Wheat were quite
ire~ early a me week, Int have since hern light
ana his tact Las impaired iiirlc more tirmncss
% ne market. and strengthened prIces. which
through The tlrst part ct the week were daiiy
terCug !Dvtr.
The sales reported during the week at Change
were rs follows 800 bu. common Southern white
At ia - cents js5 Ia. do do. red 90 TO ~ cts:
l..tO "a 10. 10. 1T 100 cents. 200 ~. DO NJ
log Cnt;: 800 In. 20. 10. VIII te O5 cents: > ga6
IN. ilir red and 90 bu 10. white at lCJ cents.
l.iio III. 10 red at ] cola - cents: 100 hu DO
white and sec hu do. red at gs ,euis: :. uo2
l'u. TAR rcd II cents: 81 u. 10. do. Il IL
"Cn's: ..g5J u. DO II ! /? cts. $50 hu. good
10. - +. - .cnfS: 20 tn. 10. 10. It III cents;
,.5J tn. IrIrIc DO 1T Is cents go bu far
- coed white - u 20 ! i cents: go III. prime
rcd 4 L. .rnts: $50 Ia. prime amter AZ III
'rf'' 40 u. 10. It rs cents: :. 900 III. choice
10 ~ 20 .cr's
"ua> Receipts Tor he week 30. 900 IN. Tie
Market has lccn .tout stendY TOR Southern white
t,9r uuu. 'o-'iaN, When Il closed auIl and sold
lover: -ci!o" aas cen dull and heavy. Tie
sale, reported u Change we're - follows
N'nifcrr-',-u0 u. inferior yellow II -OCf -
.crt,. 40 hu. rlr,c 10. Il 81, - rcrts: -gI
'u. % Il - ,cn's 100 hu Inferior white 1t
'1H - ,cn'E: 50 hu- .,ood ~ = ,ru,S. > .56 ~
40. 4 : ,cntS: l.u25 hu. 10 10 II p rcn's:
N-4- ii. rime TO. ~ 80 .cn'S: iiG hu 10
~ Il .cu's. '.-9s IN. 10. At ~ rn.s
hhrs. -Iteccrpfs -. SO "a The offerings O:
"''' ave ''~"n limited ana prices remain about
si"ady. A"noie sIi,s - follows: rs hu old
southern Al s ce-t'; so hu DO 10. II cents:
II u new 10. II 10 cts:, 40 bu. 10. 10. AT
~ 90.
ENr.-''fcrinrs l.i56 n. Market iull
sales loo IN new southern ~ - cents: -iG tu
q" - 600" IL cents r'2 IN. do. ut - ,cu's
- 81 ste nd
ar Maryland Tab,cro aud prices are we'll mann
famed ohio + s'i'ing ,rc~v 'pr me - r
wan and IuIshurr markets. We ,uots ia tot
ipws
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-07-27
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Orphans Court OF NJ. Hcrvs County. SIT
June II, 1876.
N RDERED By TIE COURT, That Mary y
~ liiscoe and Daniel c. HamIIie,t Admins
traitors OF William Biscoe. late OF 1T Mary cuun-
", Maryland. deceased, give the notice required
10y law 10 the deceased creditors 10 exhibit their
claims, and that the same lie published once a
Wcrk for sax successive VEGAS in the 81. Mary :
Beacon. Test:
JAMES r. ". RALEy, Register
Wills for st. Mary county
NOTICE.
4 pursuance Of the above order we hereby 81 "a
notice that We have obtained from the Orphan
Court OF ST. Mary county. Mar, land letters o
administration on the PERSONAL estate OF " illiam
BiscOe.' late Ut said county. Deceased. All per-
sons having claims against the said deceased are
hereby notified 10 exhibit the same with the ur-
per vouchers attached thereto 70 the subscribers
On or before the 18th DAY Of DeceInber 1876
they viii otherwise by law lie excluded from the
benefits OF the said estate. Au persons indebted
10 the'dereased are requested 10 MAKE immediate
Pay ment TO The subscribers.
MARY z. BiSCuE.
DANL. G. HAMNETT,
Administrators.
June Is, ls5G-6v.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-07-27
Public LOCAL LAW.
Published by Authority.
Chapter 149.

AN ACT to pay Herbert F. Moore, OF
Saint Mary's county, for services rem
dered in tue arrest of violators Of the
Fishery Law of this State.
Whereas. Herbert F. Moore, of Saint
Mary county, being summoned by Jo-
S.lh +. Morgan Justice of the Peace
for the State of Maryland in and for
Saint Mary's county ia January eigh-
cen hundred and seventy-fye, TO rem
Ter services for the State IN assisting
Eim to capture several parties. seine,
boat. &c, engaged IN the violation Of
the FISHERY Law Of the State IN the
waters of said county; aud
Whereas, the said Herbert F. Moore
Immediately rendered the magistra g
the necessary assistance, aud ut his N
stance furnished his boat which was
much injured and bis wagon, horses aud
servant 10 convey the captured property
subsequently confscatcd to Leonard
town at cost and expense to himself
OF thirty-ulne dollars. all of which will
fully appear from certificate filed here
with; therefore
Section |. Be il enacted by the GEN
cral Assembly Of MARYLAND, That the
Comptroller of the Treasury, be and he
IS hereby directed to issue his warrant
to treasurer for the sum of thirty
nine dollars in favor OF Herbert F.
Moore, of SAINT Mary's county, for ser.
vices rendered III enforcing the Fishery
Law OF the State, on posse summoned
by Joseph F. Morgan, a Justice of the
peAce for he State Of Maryland in and
for Saint Mary's county.
Approved March 20, 1876.
July 70, lS16-3t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-07-27
DIEn.

Dro~ ned. Al Point Lookout on the night Of
Thursday, the goth instant JOHN II. WATERS.
JE, formerly Of Georgetown. u. g.. son of John
u. Waters. Sr., OF Town Creek. IN this County.
n he 18th rar at his age
IN Tuesday evening, the 25lh instant. ut the
r-sdence OF her parents in this Village of hoop
ing cough. NELLIE YOUNG, infant daughter
dtol }. Parran aud Lam \. Crane, aged
months and } days.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-07-27
reFms,of Sale

Us prescribed by the decree are One
thrd IF the purchase money to he PAID
ia cash on the Law of sale. the lalauce
IN two equal annual iussailments. pay
ttle respectively 10 one and two wears
from the day Of sale, or all cash. as the
purchaser may elect; the credit paw
Inents, Il any, TO lear interest from the
day OF safe, and TO lie secured hv the
notes or bonds of the purchaser With
security to lie approved Nv the Trustee.
Il. HARRIS CAMALlER,
Trustee.
n B. Mr.. John q. Llburn. who
rssides upon he place. will lie glad to
show tie PREMISES to any one Wishing
to purchase.
b. Fl. CAVALIER. Trustee.
july 20. lS76-ts.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-07-27
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Orphans Court Of ~. Nary's County. Set:
Jane -, 1876.

OvpAans Court Of ~. Hsry's County. Set:
Jane -, 1876.
MRDERED BIZ THE COURT, That Priscilla
~ II. Lancaster, Administrative, W. A. OF
john l.. Lancaster, late OF ~. Mary : county. Ma
ryiind. deceased. give the notice required by Lava
To the dcceaseds creditors II exhibit their claims
and that the same lie published onee - week for
six successive weVks IA The ST. Mary's Beacvn.
Test: JAMES T. II, RALSY
Register Of Wills TOR ~. Mary county.
NOTICE.
Ia pursuance OF the above order hereby give
notice that have obtained from the Orphans
Court Of -. Mary county. Maryland. letters of
administration Tn the personal estate OF John l..
Lancaster, late OF aid county. deceased All
persons having claims against the said Deceased
are rercbt notified 10 exhibit the sam. with the
proper vouchers attached thereto 10 the subscriber
on or before the l5Ih day Dcseinber, 1875, they
will otherwi>" by law lie excluded from the len
ehis oi the sad estate All persons indebted 10
the dcc,7ised are requested 10 nlaAe Immediate
pay usent 10 the subscriber
PRISCILLA IL. LANCASTER
Adminisiratrix, W. A.
June is, lsIe--Sw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-07-27
d D 7 &c E.

DERSONS entitled to copies of the
- Laws and Senate and Huusa
Journals, etc, of 1876. ara hereby no.
tified that the undersigned has received
the same for distribution, and will de-
liver them upon application.
T. FRANK FORD. Clerk.
circnit Court for 81 Aarv's 60.
july IN, IS-6-3t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-07-27
NOTICE.

e :. FRANCIS EAv1El's CHURCH a. NEW.
~ Tow. lIas been repaired ami will e Solemn
" re-"pet.sd for DivinS ServlSe ON the as, sur
dar o: tins month. the SOlh Of JULY
\ Father from Georgetown College mas kindly
consented to preach ON the ocea>Ion. Il hoped
that he neighbcrs from the adjacent consrrsss-
mons will 20 and see the old mother al the other
churrhes depending ON l.eonsrd,own Mission r.
luViusleu. ana hat literal cuileciion will h~
taken dp 10 ASSIST Tia PASTOR ard The Trustees IN
the completion nj he contempt a,sd improvements
Thosc who viii Cosne trim = distance will te ae-
CoInraodate,i hy the ladies with Luneh and AL
wall find pieasv os swretnezis and rrIrrsnnsnts
on he ground
Juiv -. lsT6-ee.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-07-27
Centennial Festival & Concerto ~

1 create Festival ami Concerto will re gotten
: u up ana hed under ye direction of yc wo-
men folks 81 thaptcc church AT yr place called
Basnio.o. e dwelling OF Squire oscar HAYDEN
OF j, % 3ay 9: he asa:h Of AUGUST.
Refreshments TOR ,c natural man will lie yru-
Elied n create abundance. Boats will bc found
on Ns snore Tor those who NAV desire 10 sp-nde
i VarIe II heir tine n SaIiiu.e. ruwIuge " fish
GCc. ami those who are fond o; ye woridlie
amusement called dancing will have an oppoi tn
mite given hem q, triVpngr We light isntastick
'oe. IL concerto viii ConsIsie Ot vocal ana II
-iTrmentli mUSIck-,. number ui ruen and wo-
men >lngcrs and piIycrs upon Strins-,i ia,tru-
aien's having AIRdie offered ;h.ir services for ye
occasion.
u festival viii commence al y m Of ve .iock,
We r1usick viii sound Al y. In OF We clock.
Nr PEOPLE who GENE viii lie I'D 1T : - m. OF We
dock.
lc tickets for vc concerto and dancing~ Scots
(c tickets for ye Tiyilige of ,atings, scots.
!. y. All lersoas arc requested TO show r.
pect ior yc men and women singers and We PLAY
RS on Instruments O: nusIek ~ not talking OF
making noise while ~ rncsick 5 sounding.
- TOURNAMENT u the oiden time will cune
- Il hess time and psacr. many Gallant
knights ~ fair renown' having kindly coRsent-
ID . ASSIST q making The affair a success.
Jaly %. ls76-2t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-07-27

IN and after WEDNESDAY, Nay 24th, 1876,
IN: steamers Planter AMI enolaaE will
run rs follows
PLANTER viii cave Pier :. Light street whar.
every Wednesday and SATURDAY mornings at t.30
clock for Fair Haven Pirrn Point Governor :
Run and i'aiuxcnt river. far up as Bene,liet. Re
turning, will leave Benedict every Monday and
THURSDAY morn,ags al . o ciOrk or Baltimore
Freight received Tuesdays ant Fridays only al
Pier :, Light s'rr,t-wnsit up-tc % ciock.
WENONAH VAL leave Per No. ; Light street
wharf every HantAv ii. 4 al , - o!oeklor Painx-
eni river direct. r. lar p As Hi!" 5 landing Re-
turning. will leave Hi,. Land ny evrTv Non
day for Baltimore, calling II all the landings az
Tar down - Benedict fer trr. . hi AID uasseag ~
and II landings heiow Bensaici ior IEi.seia. ers
only. Frey ht received al No. Tobac % N.r--
house wharf on SATURDAYS oniv. up 20 o Gle OK
HENRY WILLIAMS. agent.
:. II. FORBES, Superintendent.
Ufioe lis Light street wharf.
June -. 1876.