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Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-08-30
THURSDAY MORNING, Angus. sosh. 1877.

Tine OeTLooK, FoREiGN AkD Donxs.
ric.-The opposing forces in the East
ern war have encountered varying for.
tunes during the psst two weeks. Up
10 the occupation of the Balkan passes,
the Russians were constantly On the ag-
gressive. A forward movement from
these. however. met with disastrous
sepuise and the Turks then assumed the
o6sssive and were ocespying this stti-
tuds st Iafest accounts, the Rossians
having fetseafed TO what 10 known as
the Shipka pass. This position the
Turks sre now ssssiling. but thus far
without success, the Russians holding
the place as q sort Of point dappui and
awating reinforeements before making
another advance.
Considerable interest rs being mani.
tested as to The probable postures OF par
ties and segments OF PARTIES tow ards the
Administration in the Congress called
10 meet in October. There Is a grow.
ing conviction that the Blaine or Grant
following will antagonize the Hayes
policy BY a. least guerilla warfare.
whilst il is generally believed that the
democratic attitude will be friendly
one. not progressing, however, as far as
active partisanship or into alliances Of
any sor, with the Administration, and
especially Of the sort that Mr.. Postmas-
ter General Key appears to have formed.
Though there be little surface inter-
est pereeptibls at this time among St.
Msry's voters As TO possible candidates
tor local and Legislative Offices who
may be nominated under the Crawford
System, il may not follow that an under.
lying and widespread concern is unfelt
upon this subject. The time has not
quite arrived for display Of feeling in
this matter, and besides there are al
ways many voters who keep their opin-
IONS to themselves or only express them
at the bailot.box. These latter people
arc much more numerous than is gener-
ally supposed and il is certain they have
greatly incre ased in numbers within the
pastfew years. And herein is the chief
danger the democratic party has to
guard against in the coming campaign.
II unfit nen are selected TO be voted
tor. large mass Of voters will be TEN.
P'rarily lost to the party. As a class, these
neither attend primaries" nor are
bound by them. They claim to votefo'
tho best men without regard to part,
d'cta'ion. Let our party friends see te
i. then that only good men are pu, ir
the field this Fall and thus bind these
non-par,isan people to our ticket in the
only way in which they will consent tc
be bound.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-08-30
Power.

Power.
To accomplish anything power is requisite,
and especially is this true OF medicine. Keller S
Roman Liniment is Pain-Destroyer in the most
comprehensive sense Of the expression. banishing
every disease of painful nature by its wonder
fully penetrating and anodyne properties. It's
control over complaints Of an inhammatory na-
ture or those attended with excruciating pain is
simply marvellous. and whenever employed 30
certainly beneficial azc its effects that its use is
firmly established. Sold sverywherefor so cents
q bottle.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-08-30
The Drought.

Our county is suffering very much At this
fair promise Of few weeks ago for full crops of
corn and tobacco in this section will come to
sad disappointment. In pretty much all light
land, corn is badly fired or firing and in the
same character Of soil, tobacco is '.bu.,oning
up" without its usual spread, and rapidly go
ing to ground leaf No rain would, Of course,
now remedy these disasters, bu, . good season
within few days would greatly advance both
latter corn and tobacco.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-08-30

9sescon ~ Too, and the credits and foslais
ecan =. 10 70 oae-hssdrui-6fshs oe % -
sns hseisms fee srshogr.pAiaal srrurs riau .
n Nh kas ~. as.e.nesa q .sr..siv.,v
severe - br ny pAFt, csunoe conceive of
credits ui1Ilma fhsskits, nor do beli<se that two
answer - equally cogseci, cae crowded viii
orthcgrapefm1 efross The osher pot. as~ or csn h
ensitlod % oD0me ere<lin.
Noe - Gmrsity II ssning ssnmiuasiom o.
pssas. ~ - ne 0wily @es ssls but upon
tne chaE1cR q IT, qsesaicns and tie height OF
ne anaAng9. We the city questions as s:mpte
g ocss hnsoeea (which they have not becsa 80
wooie be g silly reached there a. 90 vas here
swing ~ 1ueei0 Tor bad speiling. Eyou
sacuid ansqW . in 10 questioas, the ofy perrsnt-
age woald - oo-Gnder The same circumstances,
ne ahoTs rule voaid give 10 %, and she stand
ara oessf md accordingiy, IL ~as - easy to
In The exaninaaioa which L attended, tAr
cipher systeM was adopsed-she rule rad and
explained m1nnseiy and exactly b us, % that
each csndidaaa II BE fhought proper, could ssti-
mate bis own psFrsasage. f6s object Is always
superior . II shadow, bat better the shadow
than aosAine- -hesSr1 ssus rule thas none.
! have bsen inierrogated frequently by teachers
and o:hess - - ths number Of white and colored
schools n Tie couuty, and ir regard 10 the con-
dition u The Treasury. FeelinE interested,
give below The number Of schools, white and col
ored, In each dttrict with theincrease and those
rebuilt hany, 1aFing he school years ls7s-77,
. also IN appsuximsaioa oftheconditiou Of school
hnancfs, serving q IN outlook for the ensuing
school year, aad . . hs<is upon which 10 build
our hopes OF found our fears
No: Of schooh IN each district. white. cold.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-08-30

On rhursday night last, about IL o clock,
Frank Godda d, while engaged. ssi, is thought,
in robbing . hen house belonging 70 Charles
Thompson pesr St. JosePh,s church, was fired
on by Jos. HigdoN white man hired by Thomp.
son, and ssfiou,lk woandsd. Tseerss, ssfar q
We have bssn q 10 sa,hs, ase thee: Higdon,
hearing noise in the direction ofthe hen house,
fred with the above effect. II seems tha, Mr.
Thompson had been losing poultry before. bu,
attributed the loss to foxes or minks, and Hig
don, when firing, expected to bring down one o
these. DR.. Combs was called in and discovered
eleven gun shot wounds in the right side, extend.
ing from the hip To the shoulder. The main
charge passed into the house. 1t is thought pro
bable that some Of the shot have penetrated th,
lungs a. we'll IS the abdominal cavity Of ths
stomach. At latest accounts, however God.
dand was somewhat better and hopes arc enter.
tained Of his recovery.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-08-30

~ We would call the at.en,ion Of our read
ers 10 the advertisement OF Keiier's Life Drops,
and recommend such as need a really good med
icine to try this valuable remedy which always
does more than q promises, and elects results
uns,,ainab!e By The M Of any other medicine.
I, is peculiarly sdapssd 10 the ts,fuent Of -
many diseases and thsir Preveasion when ssrd
in time, ,ha, Ii should Be kept in every house
The DROPS are for sale By I'll Druggists
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-08-30
WhvWe become Sick

Aside from hereditary prs-dispNitioA
10 many diseases, there are four prominent
causes Of much of human disease, and
these arsi Impure sir, which causes poi
soning Of the Blood and Pulmonary dis-
eases unhealthy water, which IL . great
)source Of Typhoid and kindred fevcP;
Improper food, which. il the cauec bf
Stomachic ard Intestinal arrangement;
and sudden changes Of climate and teui-
perature, which induce congestivc disofs
derA Thus. the absolute essentials Of life
are often charged with the principles and
poisoned with the germs Of disease and
death. Whenever the proportional prin.
ciples Of the Blood become disturbed FROM
any of the causes named. inpoverishment
or poisoning Of this fluid follows; ii the
digestive organs act abnormally, Dyspcp-
sia and its distressing effects manifest
themselves; any cause that tends to ex-
cite the unusual action Of the Liver Ia
certain to produce Bilious diseases; and
whenever there ia torpitade or sluggish
ness Of the bowe.s-C Consiipation, with It's
host OF attendant evils. establishes itseh
From these universally accepted trsths
becomes comparatively easy 10 explain
Why We Become Sick. BY neglecting
the laws Of nature, and eating unsuitable
food. or eating wholesome food in an
improper mariner; by abundant drinking
at meals, l,y many other improprieiies Of
eating and drinking. and particularly by
that ono Notwithstanding habit peculiar
TO the American people-rapid eating
Indigestion or Dyspepsia is established
with all Of its distressing consequences,
Immediately the Blood lowers i,s standard
and begins 10 deposit its impurities IN the
weakest parts OF the system, causing all
manner Of discomfort and diseases accord
ing to the degree of impurity and the
point Of deposit. The great organs be-
come involved; the Brain feels the bad
influence; the Liver. the Spleen, the
Heart, the Lungs, the Kidneys, the Skin
all are affected. and unless the impurity
he removed, the whole volume Of the
Blood will become so poisoned that exist
,,,oc will l,.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-08-30

Total. a h
There is, learn, another eo,ored school situa-
ted in the 3rd election district, to be opened for
the first time in September, making the sixteenth
Approximate condition Of Trvasury at the ex-
Pira;ioa Of school year ending June s0th, 1877.
Balance on hand sept. 30, re, $4so4
State School tax shoot n ooO
State Free School Fund, $l4oo-IOo0.. 400
Academic fund.-, 400
Amt. received from OK. CT. c.. for oyster
licenses, white and cold. tongefs, average, $50
County tax, 3,93l.67
State appropriation to colored schools, 4.67s. .as
DisBURsENESTs.
Teachers salaries sch. year ls76-77 white
schools, :, .si2, 4.o
incidental expenses snd rent, ass
Examiner and assistant 1000
Average per diem to School Board, $50
Building purposes, about 1000
Repairs, stoves and school furniture saw 400
Once expenses, 1000
Printing and advertising, 5000
This showing NAV not be exact. but cannot be
very far from correct have said nothing in re-
gard to the deficiency arising from the purchase
and sale OF books, as thr change in the textbooks
will make that deficiency, I think, decidedly
greater. There are back taxes in the hands ,,,
collectors amounting approximately to Two or
three thousand dollars. which, il forced to be
paid, vii! swell the finances sonae.
propose to show at nv leisure how the serf
dom OF the tes-aers necesSitates the use Of the
birch or fsrule in our school rooms and the use
iesuess OF private schools, academies and col
leges to give children thorough, practical educa-
ton.
y rebuilt II increaye-2 rebuilt. II to be re-
moved.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-08-30

- 30Hr
AsesAer naaeh tetsees Tie IndepesAess and
Ssm Of this distfics - rsysd on the baseball
grounds, ss.e sur rilizse, o. Saturday erspisg
ias1. vhiGA s1Baiad ha ssw vics1sy fbe shs las-
- by sssrs Il a - .. fts lndsps.Aass.
bssesr. ere ssukiEg sP nseAiy, and, villa lit
tie more practice aa the hal viii pat. ~spredics,
the veil~arnsd lA.sssof their old oppoeents in
greater peril than they have ssss bern besbr~.-
The baseball kver appears 10 Be catching in
this section and b cersainy % The increase clubs
springing mp in sll dirseticas and parsaiing ct
all coloes. Two colared clubs. named the stars
and Duekbafs. had ! sesso on Sunday evening
last at the Leooardtown play grounds and the
Dsck-eilb caDe 10 grisG Can ssssdy o. nothing
shake the shine from the 'Starsr' Il 10 in or
der for Port Tobacco 10 answes. Apprepes Of
baseball contests, us are in receipt Of an origi-
lnal metrioai epic which details with graphic e.
feet the mishaps and sorrows Of a Dutch dsvosee
Of ''Dot game dey call Baseball" which We
promise our readers to account for in our next.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-08-30

DIT &C A piece Of cotscn satarxs<d
- with pr. HEISLEYiS SAMA-
RlTAN LINiNENr aud applied 70 the Piles
gives Instant Tel.d. lis efi.c; in Piles 10 like
water 20 the parched tongue II has cured cases
OF 70 years standing. and no case, however ehrus-
ic OF obstinate, can long resist It's regular use-
For ale by wn. J. Edelen 4 Co, Leeaara.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-08-30

We have been requested 10 state that the ladies
Of St. Johns Congregation propose having din
ner at their Church on Saturday, the sth Of Sep
sember NEXT, and ~e hare been authorized to in
vite the public to attend We hope the St. John .
dinner may be we'll pstronized, 6rst, because the
proceeds ars to be applied to charitable purpose
secondly, On the ladies account and lastly, be-
cause we know from previous entertainments Of
this kind ,bst she dnner itself viii be deserving
of the most liheEnl encoursgement
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-08-30
ulE9.

A, The residence az his mother, near Charlotte
Han. on Saturday. the 18th of August. Will
LANCATESBY H. HARRISON, in the 34th ycar
Of his age.
He was man Of strie; integrity; gentle and
anohs.rnsire il bis disposi,..n; his lie vas
franghl with good to Others and full O; gentle
words and deeds q Csrissian charity. A ven
erable mother, devoted brcthexs and sisters, .
wide eirrse cf atsarhed friesds unite in lxmsnt-
isy his los.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-08-30

I hereby give notice that am duly suthofiIed
8 to collect all claime due the Atlantic and vir-
ginia Fertilizing Company In 81. Mary: county
for Eureka Guano, and can he found ie Leon
ardtown EVERY TUESDAY Up TO The
LAST OF SEPTEMBER, for the purpose Of
attending to said collections o. any other busi-
ness for the Company. AL persoss indebted to
said Company upon notes now due are respect
fully requested 20 come forward and settle the
same at as early date as possible.
am also sole agent in St Mary's county for
the sale e the CELEBRATED EUREKA GC-
AN0. All orders or communicAtions addressed
to me ., Leonardtown win be promptly attend
cd to.
J.E. NORRIS.
Aug 50, ls77-d.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-08-30

Methodist Episcopal Church, Sabbath, Sepsem-
Der Ind.
Norsr zios, II .. m. Sermon BY Rev. J.
Wesley Graves.
ST.. PAuL'A sp. N Sermon by Sanss Josss.
Aug 30, 1877,
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-08-30
FOR THE LEGISLATURES.

Nsss-s. EiEors .-Piease announce GILES y.
DYER, Es9., % saiiabse candidate fer the leg
isaature, and sAy that be viii be warmly s.p-
Porsed by the hrmers and vorkiaSnsa a 81.
Nary's oonnts.
Asg g, le11. as. Sereoa 0is1sef.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-08-30
ExECU1|

A@sh t@N y
Orphans' Court
Jul
flRrERED BY I'll
~ Dent, Execute,
late Of ST. Mary
ceased, give the nc
deceased 5 creditors
that the same be r.
successive weeks in I
Test
Register Of "
In pursuance n II
notice that | have |
Court OF -. Aary'|
tssiaInentAry On the 4
Lancaster, late Of ]
persons having CLAIM
are hereby notified ,
proper vouchers asfs
Der, on or tefore th.
win otherwise by b.
ehts OF the said essa, |
the deceased are ri
payment 10 the suhs
Jsly ~, isf,--sxI
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-08-30
SheriUs Sale
REAL estate.

DY virtue Of two writs Of Fieri Fa-
- eias, issued out of the Circuit
Court for 81. Mary's county, one at the
suit Of John II. Neale aud Francis Neale,
trstsiBg as Francis Eeale 4 Sons, aud
one at the suit of John Q. A. Holloway,
assignee of Padgett, Dyer & Co., against
the goods aud chattels, lands aud tene-
meats OF Joseph f. Hayden, and to No
directed, have seized and taken in ex-
ecutiou all the right title, interest,
claim and demand ut Law and in equity,
# the said Joseph F. HAYDEN into tho
following real estate, % wit
One tract or parcel Of lsud, called
and known as
St. Edwards { fraaepal'! Lot,
or BY whatsoever name the same may
be called, containing
265 3-4 acres, more Or less.
The above land 10 located in the 9Th
election district Of St. Mary's county,
Marv land.
Aud hereby give uotice that On
THURSDAf, the s0th OF Sept. 1877,
between the hours Of and 4o'clock, D.
IN, at the Court House door, Leonard.
town, i will expose to public auction
the above described real estate, % seised
and taken in execution to the highest
bidder for cash-to satisfy said debts,
interest and costs due and 10 become
due thereon.
B. r. HBELL
Sheriff.
Aug 30, ls77-h.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-08-30
TEMRS OF SALE

are That one-third Of the purchase
money be paid on the day Of sale, aud
the balance payable in 6 and II months
from tue day of sale, 10 be secured BY
the bond Of the purchaser, with securi-
'y to be approved by the Trustee. Or
all cash, At the option Of the purchaser.
Il. A. JAMJSON,
Trustee.
Aug 80. lS77-ta
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-08-30
TERMS

are, that one-thir|
shall i'e paid IN
and the balance
installments, the
sers to give seem
the undersigned |
Tdl
Exr. Of u
Aug. 23, 1871
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-08-30

DY virtue 4
- last viii
z. Billiugslcy, {
executor, will
at the Count II
town, on Tud
day ofSep1
hours ot l and
owing tracts "f
being PART OF
OR, and known
iny 24l acres. nj
property If job;
afterwards owned
S,xton ffasn,,
LING and LAR
suitable improv.
and known i,vth@
ANT and SlMy
taiaisg goo acr
on IL n large
DOW LAND.
"a comfortable TN
sary OUT-BUlH
land called an,i
the GLEBE. c
more or less. ]
sist of a comfort
excellent BARN
HOUSES. A II
of smaller trac'I
various names, |
PURCHASE, |
GkADEN and 81
ing in all 500 acI
Improvement. al
HOUSE and nee!
A tract Of land
WILkINSON'S|
ing l3O acres, ND
rnents n good i
and large BAR
OUT-IlUUSES.
These lands 4
election district |
, in the vicinity oi
the line of the 5, !
road. They abo'
can ie made vcry|
wishing to purch|
anime the variod
describing the
ined by reference
Title perfect.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-08-30

This land lies in the 3rd election dis
,rict Of st. Mary's county, Md, and is
located about three miles from Leon
ard;own on the road lea.ling to the
Great Mills. The soil is adapted to the
production OF the staple crops of this
section Of the State and the improve
nrents c"rsist Of a comfortable Dwell
LING, good BARN aud necessary
out houses.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-08-30
7sMstce'S Sale
OF
REAL estate.
Thursday, the Goth day Of
oept. 1877,

between the hours of 3 and . O'Clock, r.
NJ. the foilorins property, 70 wit,
All that tract or Parcel OF land loca.
ted in 81. Inigoes' districs, in 81. Ma
rvs county, called aad known a.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-08-30
Trustees Sale
REAL ESTATE.

DY virtue Of decree cf the Circuit
- Court for 81. Mary's county, sit
ting as a Court of Equity, passed on
the 9th Of April, 1877, the undcrsigu.
ed, as Trustee, ~iil expose to public
auction at the Court House door iu
Leonardtown on
THURSDAY, the 10th day or Sep
tember, 1871,
between the hours Of 2 and 5 o'clock,
p. m, the tract or parcel Of land called
CLOVER LOT,
containing
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-08-30

Aug. %, is77-2.
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WEI NEsDAY, JUNE 10, 1877.
Thoughts.

FROM THE HISHI.
Like as q plank OF drlftwood
Tossed on the watery main,
Another plank encounters,
Meets, touches and parts again.
Sc, tossed and drifting ever;
On life's unresting sea;
Men meet, and greet, and sever,
Parting eternally.
HI vIoLET
Violet delicate, sweet,
Down in the deep OF h wood,
Hid in thy still retreat,
Far from the some OF h street,
Man and his merclless mood.
safe from the storm and the heat,
Breathing OF beauty and good
Fragrantly under thy hood,
Violet.
Beautiful maid discreet,
Where Is the mate that Is meet.
Meet for hee-strive ms he could-
Yet will I kneel ut thy feet,
Fearing another n should,
Violet
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New Advertisements.

06G week in your own town. Terms
NUU and S. outfit free. ii. HALLErT s
Co, Portland, Maine.
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asBEs1LLE, SATURDAY, OCT.27
VI ~. Coles New and Greatest sho"
on Earth.

r,s ,,no expectcd arrival of W. W. Cole!S
Circus. Meuagcrie. Museum anu TILL" ..s
NJ njSpoSt. phqf Wonders took Pia.. 80 70
s" ~ ~ consolidations, in which the aim is 10
iMrt,dc the old style circus, aEe nlI-
.a,nS and an aggregation Oh SHOWS eSs.c
ing the snail Il, affairs nIss, ot d 'f In carrying out
iis ,tsm Mr.. Cole did not stop WIN n,ereiS
nn 1.-Two collections but gathered III NJ once
the C;reot New York Circus. lrtineu an,,
mails Sc, that Of the famous New orteums
W WS Mrseum, &C, and colossal aSGre-
mehnS or the Worlds Wonder Exhibition,
sS"assed in one grand city Of tents oi monster
nnonortions. In order to keep pace WIN tne
fisars Mr.. Cole has reduced ms pr's'W a o-
rasrs,on for adults to 30 cents; cniior'Ii uiuIa
n.s,ru of noe. o cents. So great has been ms
go since The Inauguration OF cheap rates
S"r the ncopie, that he has been compelicu 70
enlarge his exhibition tcnts 10 nioIe IN
donbLe their former capacity 10 'ccoliiLio n,s
oreat chow daily ut all points where u eN.
SI.Its Naturally, street procession O! an
axbibition like this Is suftlclcnt tohtttuS. Nv
..asiI attention Of itself. The paraae yesaeL,
day more than j9stihe Sh ari ,hat and splendid
distances. with all the pharapnernsiia u. u
esreas' were OF tho most elaborate anu c1st.s
descriptions; but the success OF INC eth a r.
nsuch owing to the artistic uasoe III tc ~ ho fha has
,,istnr MS the lavish expense whlch ne n.s
ppns.rn5 into. The performance IN the teIIs
,ras fully worthy OF the partoe ii Pun nro
Pie geological departments were ioI'S ,oIoH
sentsd. The rare WHO pes's.s, IA iSront snecf.
tilss, the trained animals, magninccnt sper,.
n IAN of oceanic ions IN hcsub,aquatic man /
Sons. made up a monster eNN!oit.oh W WI u
Somid 20 fur to disprove the late a. maau a.
thnt the show business nus ny
"ts Wn o osmimend W. II. Coles Great Show ia
nenbtic and tho press generally through
n ~ he outh.-LouispuLc Cb'rier-Jour"al'
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We were ut the manufactures in per
son, and had our BOOTS AND SHOES
made to order, and will guarantee both
quality and price. Buying from first
hands we save tho profit Of tho middle
man, which will be o saving 70 the cons
sumner who buys from us. : s5oE.s.ltaas
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Meeting at Lowndcsville,

The Rail Road meeting held Mt LOwndes'
vile on the 18th instant, was called to order
by President J. NJ. Latimer, speeches made
by Col. F.. NJ. Rucker, O j. :. Murray. Or
W. G. Browne, Col. Thomas Thomson, L. b,
Murray and Capt. W. X. Bradley.
The following preamble and resolution:
were presented by Mr.. J. p. Pritchard and
upon motion of Capt. Jas. 7. Barnes were
unanimously adopted, viz: Whereas we, the
%unabated int est in the construction OF Z
railroad from Anderson {. H., ;. C., TO -Au.
gusta Ga, and recognize the fact that 1t Is oul
duty to ourselves and to our country to sub
scribe literally to the capital stock OF Sucl
railroad. Therefore be IL.
R~csOiued-That We heartily approve OF tho
plan Of building this railroad by county
town and township subscriptions by tnHn'
ton and that we believe the county OF Able
VILE should make q liberal subscription IL
this enterprise and that II 1t should fail to do
which the road Is t0paSs, and those adjacent
thereto should make large subscriptions by
taxation to the company building this road
Resotrcd-That we hereby pledge ourselves
that the citizens of this township VIII ninkt
q subscription OF at least twenty-five thou
sand dollars by township taxation to thu
capital stock Of this company; and
Resolred-That we request the other town.
ships interested in this projected road, tc
that community Of action between us nlny
be secured.
On motion Of Mr.. Pritchard these proceed
ings be published In the Abbcvillc, Anderson
and Augusta papers. Meeting then al
]. NJ. LATIMER, President.
ROE s. BECISEIAM, Secretary.
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