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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-02
SOUTHERN Mo RA,L.oAp-No,v;tb.

Soc.HIss Io RA!LsoAp -Eotw;tb.
Standing tie reports tia. have cen GUY.
rent III tbs county fo- weeks tia. .he
proposed Investigation into the affairs
OF the Southern MARYLAND Railroad
would enc = smoke orsome:hins equal
ly unsuts:an:.ai. j, now appears from
wat follows, that The road and it's &
nAnciai arrangement are 70 &c really in
sssviewea anu reported on. The Com
r'.ttes. consisting CT Senators Mudi.
GoTden ard Cooper and Messrs. Ian
caster. Asttlngiy. Snowder, cocLev,
Riggs. Lewis ard -Lamot,e. Of the
House. had meeting OIL THURSDAY
nigh. las: and adopted a notion, in.
s,rueiiug Senator Mudi to secure from
tae Board q Commission, oi this corn.
~ and !rou. tie Caice o: :he Couut.ol-
lar ard State Treasurer all .ae ;ocu-
sasatsry evidence Shich can De obtain
81 n refereace 70 the su'jec:. Sera-
e. Eudd having since r.sde al inves.
ssatien at ii. Comptroller an? Treas.
ITer's Office. and called rron the ST
Mays county auiho-;,;es for s,l tie
necessary documents sad o.hereviie.ce
e. S!e n these caicss. aad Leat;nc o.,
tie issue. has ordered copies 20 bs fuy
sished the COMMITTEE. and se scon these
shall be prepared and furnished. which
!; IL anticipated will be done by Mon.
ds1 or Tuesday next, will call another
meeting OF Ire Cc,a u,;;,es with a view
that the INTERROGATION Ia, lie eoac.ud.
ID a. a early day.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-02
TINE PRcxrScIAxESro AND THE Pen


FoEMAEcE,-Tbe men who remained
faithful 10 the dem ocratic party and i,s
fortunes during the State contes. last
Pal, 'heu"h certain if reforms were
needed in the management of our State
affairs. The proper place in which 20 in
augurate them was within the demo
cratic lines, felt nevertheless. from the.
persistent enumeration Of the Reform.
ers." that somethInc was really rotten
IN the State Of Denmark that ought 10
be either II mi gated or removed and that
this would he established beyond al!
peraIrenture wher the legislature con-
vened Thinking this foregone COZ.
c.usion. when the legislature met. thew
took tie initiative in reform" them
selves and nlaEfu.iv set to work TO dis
cover wherein democratic officials bad
been false 10 the trusts committed to
their hands, 10 this end inviting the as
sis'aEoe OF reform" from all quarters.
Mr.. Compton was first placed under
FIRE. His defence and complete vindi-
cation are known to everybody. o.
man was rex: indicted and now eve
the very men who accused him Of cor
-upt practices openly acknowledge his
Innocence and are seeking to debar
further investigation into his official con-
duet. The same or iniilar erdines have
followed all other inyesiigatious which
have thus far been instituted. Defeated
At III ro!ntsin endcayurs 20 compromise
our party oihcials. the "rrfnrmers" as a
body Are nov zig htIug the wholeso me leg
lsiauon which has been inaucurated Nv
the democratic majoriti-s Of the House
ana Senate in the interest Of real re-
form. To have heard these men talk
last Fail, one would have thought that
every thing needed reform aud that it
Was :efosn and nothing else they were
seeking. The whole State now knows
wha. ,hey have at;emP Pied and W Ia. they
have accomplished in the way of proving
tie democratic party corrupt I. also
NOW knows that they are really oh.
srrucs!ng al tier can tie endeavors
OF democratic Legislators to surround
public trusts II our State with needed
Safeguards and to push Oh the real
business Of the session.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-02

Nessrs. Editors - Our mutual friend,
Mr.. NJ, formerly of your q imagine }
delightful little Town. handed me the
last issue of your valable weekly an hour
or two ago with the request that l
would send Won an answer 10 the enie-
ma therein published. In yielding to
this request I Immediately set to work.
aud il tie solution "Speak but little
and well and people viii take YOU for
somebody" lie the correct one. have
not worked in vain.
Hoping the pleasure little Prince
Georges girl derived in obtaining the
above solution may prove sufficient
omunera.ion for your correspondents
trouble. and may induce the sane :"
favor your readers With another At al
early day, am
Sincerely. &c, &c.
r. E c.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-02
ST. .MARI'S BEACON
LEoxARp7ovx, sr.
snuRsDAY MORNING, r.rrA s.s. ,sss.

CosesEss,csAI AEo LIoysrArfv.--
Our Washirgsoa correspondent gives
sts leading sven.sin Congress up to the
e8sh uit.
IN our brief mention Las. week Of ies.
ssiative proceedings Of special concern
20 our readers, we or1ittedto state, tha.
81 the leaves granted to introduce the
tiliseaumerated. except tbeone withre-
ference to noeking birds. were obtained
N motion of Mr. Msttinsly. We make
ehis mention in justice 10 SIR. Mating.
~ who IL one ct the mos. attent We and
constant workers in. the House and Of
'sur own motion. It 10 very likely also
chat we may have omitted 10 make men.
6en OF the service Of other representa-
e:ves from this county in special cases OF
interest to our people. These omissions
have occurred from no political or per
senal causes. but Rave been ocrasioned
az We have been derslicsi in this LATTER
respect At ally BY the fac.. tina, alive
undertake 10 give TO full report of leg
is!ative proceedings, il is very natural,
indeed almost unavoidable. that the ser.
vice of particular representatives in par
sicuiar cases should sometimes ne over.
locked. We make this representation
"a justice 20 our representatives n sn-
sapo!is who. we take this occasion 70
cav. have promptly attended 20 the wants
and wishes Of their constituents, in al
waters a. leas. connected with the 10.
cal welfare Of cur county. The great
measures 81 TIE session, the assessment,
election and registration bills, etc. etc.
are yet Enacted On hut are making rea-
scnsbls progress. In the Senate. Mr..
Lawrence presented the report Of tie
Trustees al ST. Mary's Female Semin..
~, which WIS read ana referred TO tie
Committee On Education. We notice.
among othe. House proceedings OF the
cSth nit, that or motion Of Mr. Mat.
sing'y, leaves were granted tie Commit.
tee On :ho judiciary to introduce 2 bill
- repeal Section Is Of Art. Is. Of the
Code Of Public General Laws. entitled
"Cons;ab.es." and TO re-enact the same
with amendments; 10 Mess-s Mating.
II, Duatac and Dash;el! 10 introduce a
bill to provide for repairing the Public
Roads in this county; 10 Messrs. Mat
tngly, pur bar ard Llrc.s.e. 70 intro.
duce BIZ 20 require the County Com.
missioner, u hi. county 70 reror. az
aually 10 Ike Grad Jarv Of the septem.
Ter Tn OF ,Ale Circuit Cgur, 10y said
eount! a statement Of the expenses OF
the county We notice that leav. Of
absence Ter ore week was allowed Mr.,
Durhar. Ct ,tia ccuntv.~oa account Of
urgent business, o. zao..o. Ct NJ. Mat.
s:ag'y.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-02
AcKNoMIs raxxSrs.-Nr Eli J FL

AcKEowIsrexxSrs. Eli J. Hen
L'e. our representative in Congress. will
accept our thanks for regular issues of
the Congressional Record. NJ. J. E
Msttinglv. Of the Maryland House Of
Delegates, is also entitled to our good
wishes for tie Report of the Commits
sicners of Fisheries, rs are also other
friends unknown at Annapolis for reg
u'ar issres Of the Journal cf Proceed
incs of both Houses Of orr General AS
sembly.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-02
CENTRAL BAscocx Acourr-x,-r

CENTRAL BAscocK AceuIr-Kp.-on
Thursday. 24th ult, the jury in the
case Of Gen. Babcock brought in yer.
diet OF 10. guilty, for complicity in the
whisky frauds. After the verdict was
rendered, the General walked 10 tie
iurr box and shock each juror bv the
hand. An ovation was also given the
General AZ his hotel. after whish he
r-tey,sS 70 Wssiisx.sa
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-02
DrMccsATic NATIONAL CONVENTION

Tho National Democratic Commit.
tee me. At Washington on Tuesday. and
selected St. Louis as the place for hold /.
ing the National Convention to nor,i.
nate Democratic candidate. for Presi.
dent and Vice President The time
fixed upon is tire eth Of June next
Mary land was represented By Hon. A.
Lee knc't, Ct baltimore city.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-02

BL.cKwoop AND THE WEs1aTNsTra
REvIsw The Westminster for Janua-
~ and Blackwocd for February have
ben received and their table Of cor
tents ar. all that tho most fasti'lous
or the most thoughtful OF readers could
ask The heavy metal Of the Wcssmin-
SER is pleasantly relieved by the gener-
Gus bonhomr,ie If ever genial Bllcl,ooo9
and both are up to the very highest
standard Of tasteful and erudite culture.
Indeed, all the foreign periodical re-
publications Of the Leonard Scott Com
pauy are OF r,rest meIi: IN their. lit
erary get up and We never read them
without recognizing their wide suPeri-
oritv 10 al! Quarterly American and
monthly publications both IN seho!a:-
ship. good temper and good manners
The periodicals. reprinted bv the Leon
arr Scott Publishing Co. al Barclay
ST. n. y are as follows: Ths Lon
ioa Quarterly. EdiniHrsk. Hestnsinster,
and British Quarterly Reviews. aud
Blaek.pocd's Aasa,ine. Price, Sia year
for any one. or oaly SIS sor all, aud the
postage is prepaid by the Publishers.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-02

BcARp OF EpucAIIos.-On the 24:h
Gov Carroll sent 20 the Seuate The fol-
lowing named gentlemen, wbowere con.
hrned as the State Beard of Education !:
Peter Wilmer, Washington county; Dr.
Nj. J, Stone, Prince Georges county;
DR.. Wm. II. Hardy, Howard county;
Or. John H. P. Giiiv>s, Wore, s,er eo,m.
". ludicious SELECTIONS. 20 doubt, Int
is thegs not . snI~rfu.ty Of doctors
!. .As Sss;sessl....
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-02
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

Wps.r Receipts Of the w-~k IS 600 hu -
We so,c SAILS for TIE week as follows
couih"rn-lnu hu 2ooi white =, las cenI
lie hu do ~ i4f ceNis 70 On 10 a. isr
cents: ii2 tn fair red ~ ~? cents !, . IN 10
.; 81 cen 8; ~ .u. CORD 10 st l3S c-nis.
AGO hu de- a. 36 c-nis. /. sIa hu d. a. l33
Gems a. he do al I5s cents: 500 bu. DO. a.
40 cents; 3sn tn. do q; l4l renis; $50 on.
prime amber al l5G rents; and 800 bu do Q,
rrisa'e terms
coKx-Pec-i..is for The week sfn ess ku -
The Fal-s reuorted 81 Change during the week
were as follows:
South-rn-2ts hu :, h'uee.d whit. at Is
ornIs; s2O q H.. a. 80 cents. $50 bn damp
do a. 30 cents. 2sss IN do asa cents: 2 2sa
bu. do. al 50 cen's. 6S5 10 do. at SIS cents;
300 hu far ro1di,ion do. al So cents; sl2S BIZ
DO q; 81 cents; us IN DO a, SO e-nfs: . $50
Ia 6ry @ a. sc cents 4 '23 tu DO Il 81
"-n's: 2 40 hu do 81 c.nls; 25s b.. da st
81 ''nis. AS IN IsTrpr ~ 10 at62 cents:
?65 hu d ~ e. cents. on ba dam, ,el ow
NJ s. zen p s. hu DO ~ 81 cenls; SIS hu
do - ,ents; ! 900 Ia a, ~ So CENTS; $40
.'u fair crnci'.or Dc. ~ IS e-nts; ! .e<2 IA. DO
90 nj 81 eent,. $50 b. d.. 40 at SO ssn;s;
$50 b. prime dry DO. ~ SO cents
U.rs- THE r,c-i ytE amounted the rssi w-. =
W only 5 sl& hu. The ma'k-i has h-en very
dun. and the NV sAi-s reported were loo bg
Ara NJ make 10 very c,iei: -tc-p's 3s1
IN and b. ONLY s.ies Ut ia far 81 To cent?
W euo'e good to prime rCnsnaiiy q; 1880
GEMS
tosseoo-1he receipts have hen large, the
p.s' se,k. chiefly Maryland descriptions. bu,
there l. very htIle dong and he marie; s.u-
iHUss dull g. d heavy. lrere il sope d~ssand
for coed grades ii aary land Leaf tor .xpor,,
bet common descriptions are net wanted -
Ohio Leaf is selling ia email iou 20 n.nufae-
iursrs. but - hear OF 10 exrors demand. We
quote a. foli.ws:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-02
REpvBLIcAS SrATs CONVENTION

REPuBLIcAS SrATs CoNvESrIoN-
The Republican State Central Commit
tee met in Baltimore on Tuesday, aud
selected Frederick city as the place. and
the 4th Of next Nav as the time for
holding the Republican State Convex
ton. THIS convention is 70 elect del"
gates 10 the National Republican Con-
vention, and two electors a, large t.
lie voted for on the Republican electS
raj .icke. Of Maryland at the approach.
ing Presidential election. The remain
ing electors on the Republican ticket
are to be selected by the delegates from
each congressional district.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-02


s1s.-His E1ceHensy. Gov. Carroll, has
appointed The following gentlemen Jus.
e'ces otthe Peace ana Os:eers Of Revis.ra.
s'cn for 81. Msrv's County aad the
appointments savs teen confirmed bv
sac Maryland Senate: Allen c. t..
Ter. Oliver n Evans, Josiah NJ DISCO.
srss district; James 5. 3. Hamme,,
Richard d. Abe!l. Geo. c. Loker rho,.
~ psn.. James A Wise. second: 10,
=. Morgan, Daniel c. Hsrrne., D.
: Fs!:x aorsxn..3.eheus Tipps,t. third.
Walter l. psa. john c. Hurry, Cha,
:. Rssssll. Aia.liA Burroughs. Jr
fourth: Geo. VI Burroughs. uenr, G
Adams. Wiz; Tlssiscr. 9Th; Ts.. G.
Rcaid'rs. "Es. 3. Tucker. Z.chariah
Disabling. sir,h OEeers CT Rep,..r.
s'on-8. II. c. {oaes. frs. dist ir.: J.
Esanx Ssesaas. eeead; Joseph s, Ford.
ssirs; =. 7. BsksS fourth; JOha q.
9,rsss. 1ssh: Jaa HsE: Eias. .;..h
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-02
DIED.

10 Baltimore ei,y Gu the :3'd n'tiro, Yrs
Rosa BIAuKS. sgd 81 sears ard ~ sAys
beloved ife OF John Blad-s AID soaugest
ssurh e Of Cara and the isIe SEQ = Bndrse.
Al he -~.ideuCe Ia this s.r'cs. on Tn-sdA.,
the 81 ul; . droys ~ Ih- heart o. a..
sua ;. aged Aboui IS sSEs NAY ne Iesi 10
peas- :.
~ his residence m =. iaieoes tiasi~t Gu
~uai4y. the 2Ith Of fes. at: PsAS''t~;.
ase4 sssss ssi sass- asS - rest,
10 psao,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-02
NOTICE 70 Contractors.

BE shrreh efst FTsnris Xavier Eewio~n.
TO t~ thoroueh'y reIsiEe6 ard r..o'k
will b. srsr 10 the love-, r,,etsitle 'idt,r.
"a hied-rs ter the ~eFk nustgo 70 ttethureh.
Examine ihe wo'k ees~ssr, 20 he ecr~, ESD
make out he e., C. atrs fer he zane sna rave
IN. a ~ish sr GEO. W. CCSIC On tie plses CO
vih rn- ! ~. C-vfCiNAHLA. Ietrs:s,sva.
within ~ 10 vsehs from this Sa:s.
March :, lote-1sr a..
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-02

--Ex-Goyernor Jas 2. Grcome was mar
RED in Baltimore, a, Christ Curch. on
the seth ult:5,-tcNiss Al's, L ESgoad-
500, GaaehtsE.ofahe late Col. Edmond
son. The Gos.rnes's Wedding annivss-
sary viii sal5 sssss. ease - ssas ysass:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-02
To TELL THE AGE OF SHEEP.


Salem (Ind } correspondent TO the Pro
eressirs Farmer saws: often hear per.
sons dispu'ing about the are Of a sheep,
10 NV surprise, he i. said. for than I"
tell the are Of sheen nothing is easier.
a Sleeps front teeth the first wear arr
eight in number. appearing all of a
size. Second year tho two middle ones
shed out and are replaced nv two mnch
larger than the others. Third year
two very small teeth aPpear-one on
either side Of the eight. At the end
Of the fourth wear there are six large
teeth. Fifth year all the front teeth
are large. Sixth year all begin to
show wear-uo. till then.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-02
CONFIRMATION NOTICE.
Eliza G. Jones
James Morris ZONES.

In a.. Circuit Irurf for s, Nay,'s eour-
~, siitirr as . Couri Of Equity.
No raj NK.
0RDEREn. tbi' let day 81 gsrch.
~ 1915. that the rt-ssie maze and
-P"rt-d ~ b Harris 'amaiier, Trustee.
in this esuse, he ratified and confirm
"'. npless cause TO the cnntrar, b, shown
>" nr before he 9Th M"nday Of March.
1870: provided copy OF ,hi. order b. ill.,
'rri'c Ia The 81 Mary. Beacon. cne' .
"eet tor three successive week. prioi 10
TIE sad Ssh Monday OF f.reh.
The re- or, siases that The isud sold for
81 $50.
FRANK FORD.
Clerk.
Vrrs espy-Tes,:
J FRANK FORD.
CLERK.
March 2. Ie:e-&v.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-02
CDNrIRMhTiOH NOTICE.
Eliza En- a'srt
james X Ni.blrn.

IN the :ircni, c, uri fcr 81 Rar.s corn.
~. sitting ass Courtof Equrty.
M. 4l3 y r..
lRnFRED, this 2sih day al r,b
1876, that the sale made and re-
pnrcd bv .tsr- n. Wilson. Trr,:,s.
- this cause. be ratified AID cons'n ~.
1niess cause to the c, ntrsr, b. shown
~ ar bef"rr'th 4th Monday Of hsuh.
$50: crowded copy ~ the rider BE
,'uhlishsG IN the ~ Mary, Beacon, once
" week .or ~ '. succrS.lv, v..ss II!or
90 the said 4th Monday of March
Fhe report states that the l.Ld soid FOR
S2S5.
FRANZ FORD.
Cle,k.
rrns eopy-Tos:
FRANK FORD.
t.s -.- -, Clerk.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-02
APPOINTMENT o- Mr.. J z. CAargv-

APPOINTMENT or Mr.. J E. CAarEH-
TER AS TOBACCO INSPECTOR Though
there has been no Official announcement
Of the appointment of Mr.. John E:
Carpenter, Of our county. to the position.
Of Tobacco Inspector in No. 4 Ware
house, still enough is known through
private sources to justify the declara-
ton. that this appointment has been
made and that the Senate has confrlnec
1t. In parting with Col. Sothoron, th.
old inspector. We feel warranted in say
ing that no more honest, skillful and
attentive officer has ever set il iulmen:
between the tobacco planter aud buve
nor earned 4 higher or more deserved
popularity with both these cot aic,ing
interests.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-02
FIVE.
BriIliaist.
cE MS
so CHS.

These Magazines are pablssh>d month
IT, Price. so cents each for s:asls nu,s-
bers, or 81 p,r gear, poet paid. 10 s,.b.
ser,bers
SEND 80 cents for a sample copy, and
,cs ,ci! rcfaad year money II not .to,.-i
as represented.
Address
j PETERS,
s<3 Broadway, ny.
March :, tsf6-ir.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-02
CHEAP MUSIC!

Peters Hesssie'sE ~.
sdsss. No. II. eon,sis.
eish, Songs. wo,,h "a
cents each, namely: On.
Hundred ve,n AZ
Silver a, l.seaias Gel.
Den q, Noca--Nonh
Dear Was, 10 s..
her Face Agsia-p,s
Sage from, The SEA-
Don'' Forge, We. Han.
nah-Fr' N the Lirh,
aud Love Of Hon.. srs
Nv oniy Friend.
These are late Sc.c,
" d9yS, cs<&Grs.
Daxks, etc.
Pssers' nzrlo- .vsne
No "a, contains s~v,,
Piano rwcrs CT moaer.
ate difficulty. nsn-ly
Little Old Cabin Gallon
II hilperir wAlts
Cssar asd Zimre mar,
Rustic Polka-i.il,o q,
Killarney March--S.l.
very Moonlight yoc.
,urns and the Skyias
Gsicp.
Taese pieces are h
kiake /, " asaer,
W,lsos, aad osss,
ropslar Sr;.rs-s
fac selection.
LaCremsd DEL, Creme
No. as csiniains s,s
hSlllishs .giAao Pieces
6r E1 aAss Piano
players. Naasslv: L'Es-
perance, Soetarcs By
Asher--wediins Bella
Nore~au De Salon b,
g. ID. wiiso "a
Refine du Ss,on, Polka
hrillsnie BY l.ichne--
Andaale de Trio 40
William Tell. h. rra.
dent aat ie Fen rc'.
let. "a pr eeia BY Kuhs.
Tasse are all t;rs.-
class pieces. :sor,k
81 so 10 ssee. form.
are pablssisd month
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-02

March 2. 1875 -s~.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-02

In rrrscI
give no'ice|
rh.ns' Co
letters If Il
ss.e Of yno
All personsI
deceased Al
same with
tSereto, II
la day O
by law b. |
said estAtrI
deceased = |
payment 4
FEB -. Il
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-02


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SD aud .
(Porlsr
s:a" r n
Ash Wedaf
Peters
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Saturday
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George
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-02

Plants ell
sorts cRret |
~ eoNeCtii
MUM for ii
Of the Mass /
last Season |
moe, oomr!d
Guiding ali /
ported kind
TrHtis, ~ 4
Sc EversreI
SEEDS, SCI
Middletown transcript., 1876-03-25
REGISTERS oADERss'

REGISTERS OFF GE,1ass sidt I'd, s,e,.y,, ~,
Il New Castle Gouaty, March ,3rdq ls7s :
z Us'on the appiea,ion Of AMESB B CLARK
SON, .Admisisrator dis FRANK W LYNCH,
late Of ST. Georges fIidnsistA,ia ssi6 goassy1If
deceased.sit isiosdcreda daand hlsecstd pby fthe.s
Reg lister that the Administrator afofrsaid
give notice Of the granting Of L&tien
of Adihihiefafions upon ahr Essateaof,tke dr.
ceased. witinthetdatf ofgFan'ipa ,thsfeoss, lbs.
CAUSING 4dver,iseWea's 10 n, posted xiibih
forty days from the date 81 such Efitefs III g
six of the most public places of the Cousfy lUfal
New Gasile, reqsfiAg vi ,peEseqA hsSiny de.
mands sgainsf The Rstate 70 present f6t Same
OF abide IN AIT II Assembly IA lBntlI eaSeass
made and proyidsd :sand aIso esusesh sahnsoii
20 lie inserted within the same period IN ,fha a
lMIDDLsrowy TRAHscRiPr, newspaper pub.
fished in MiddIet6wn, and 10 be co1ii6ded
therein Two monihs. .sdf 70 noitostih sti l3bne
(" 1oilai Given under ahe .hand and Hksl of Il
49,, Office of the Register Aforesaid, at
4 LIS. New Castle County af0feaaid, the g
s~@1ld day and lspwra bovewhi,ien.H 8
b4fq-is e1s9 bIs g BIG GSs Regiaies, /, III
Middletown transcript., 1876-03-25
Aaritultural.l ;
Written for the TRASscRIpT BY one of the
most experienced farmers, gardeners and
fruit growers fnE,be United ssa.es.ls I'LL
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not setting more fruit trees upon their
FARMS Apples are especially profitable.
and there is scarcely any sections Of the
United States where they will mott grow.
A tep-acre orchard OF choice grated
fruit, ii ID many localities. viii bring in .
net income sufficient to support family
comfortably " This Is doasin hundreds
Of cases III the State III New York; and
it can be done elsewhere. Select none
but choice varieties that are known To
produce xeils IN your section of country.
young thrifty trees. carefully dug up.
and carefully set forty feet apart, With
a stake 70 each 70 which they are to b.
secured to prevent the vkd from dis
turbing the position Of the roots; then
keep the land 10 some hoed crop. welnf
manured,7 for few years. and in the
end you will End ,het you possess : goid
nine il, that orchard Pears peaches.
quioces and grapes are equally prp6tt--
able il places where the soil and c,i-
mate are we'll adapted tolthess fruits.
1t is an easy mstter to get Is pounds
Of grapes from each; vine; and from
500 to ], 900 vines ~ill grow we'll on
an acre, which at tie low sum Of six
cents. pei. pasud .sould amount to from
$1,000 $500, II Al least $500 net can
be made per scre u such grapes a. the
Concord, il rightly managed,saio@z
s'.ies FARMERS GARDEN. ~ sitas.s
Fsrmers seldom have good gardens
in consequence Of their, entire time
being required in attending to their
field crops; but it 10 mistake to fail
to grow all the vegetables one requires
for bis family. The cheapest way to
grow beans, carrots, parsDips and beets