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Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-05-02
WINSTON, N. c., THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1878
yooa,irseitf With a toy ana a pet ami

yourself with toy ana a pet ami
NAL 9
mo, that is not what / mean. I
use these thing in illustration not
comparison. How do You regard
Nellie Brandon, now2'
She is shallow, and-well, l do
not care tor her ftiendsllip,'
sYou did care for it once. And
that is what am trying to make
yon understand You are not what
yon were then. As YIN will grow
older voa will still continue to
change as you have changed
You
sYou will talk uselessiy, all night,
if you attempt to prove that, Justin,
interrupted the girl, l shall nevc,
cease to love you. You were m,
first love, and you will be nv last.
sPerhaps so. Heaven knows /
hope that you are right. See the
moon cleaning through that misty
cloud
His arms we're about her; her
cheek was against his breast. They
stood in silence for q tew moments.
At last Virginia said
sWhat have you planned to do
fer yourself. Justin 2
4 have not concluded yet what l
shall do. One thing is sure Isnall
stay in this unenterprising little
place no longer
sDo you suppose the mystery
about your pageptage will ever be
cleared np?'
L am afraid not. Yet l think
that if | were to seek my parents,
instead Of my fortune, as young
heroes DO in story-books, | should
find both. / have reason to believe
that they are wealthy and influen-
tial. But you are cold, dear, and
your hair is damp with dew. | will
not be SO selfish as to keep you
longer
'But, Justin, you will write to me
often 2
i will not promise. Perhaps it
will be better otherwise. But you
shall hear from me once year, nn
til | see you again. Now, good
bye, and God bless ycu!'
He kissed her twice in passion=
ate earnest way, and then, releasing
her, lurned and quickly walled
down the road. She watched his
ine figure, with its well poised head
and springing step, until it was ont
OF sight. Then ,he walked slowly
up the winding grassy path to the
door. On the threshold she paused
and looked back at the place where
they had been standing.
4 told him that he was my first
love, and that he would be my last, !,
she Inurlnured TO herself. 4 hope
he will remember it. How very
strange it all seems. / wonder if tht
time will come when / shall regre
what has passed this evenings
hope not i pm sure not
Sc saying, she went in softly, atle
and silently closed the door.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-05-02
VEGETINE
For Sick Headache.

EVANSVILLE, ISD :. Jan. /, 1873.
Mr.. STEPHENS
DEAR Slr:-I h I'VE used your vegetine for Sick
Headache, and been Hreat y benefited thereby.
have every believe it to be good medicine
Yours very respectful ly,
Mrs. JAMES CONNER,
AL Third st:
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-05-02

HEF AcHE-Thcre are variotis csuses for head=
ache, del angement OF the circulating system, of
the digestive organs, of the nervous system, sc.
Fegetiie can be said to be sure remedy for the
many kinds of headache, as it acts directly upou the
various caus of this complaint, Ne vousness, In-
digestion, 4 -ostiyeness, Rheumatlsn, Neuralgia,
3iIiousness, &c. Try the Vege inc. You will never
fegret it.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-05-02
Cheap for Cash !!

sod can buy for cash in New York, and tHefe be-
ing no remnants to ia off the profits, en-
abled to sell on very small commission; and moot
respectfully invite the public to examine stock
and satisfy themselves
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-01-08
SCHCOL NOTICE.

>HERE will be an examination of
L :colored applicants for positions as
teachers on tho first Friday in January.
and of white applicants on tho first
Saturday and also on tho second Satur.
day in January. Tho examination will
be held in the Mission School house, be-
ginning at 10, n. M. Tho examination
will be partly, written, partly oral on
geography. photography, reading, writ
ing. English grammar. history Of tho
United States, and for tho first grade,
algebra. The law provides (Royised
statutes, page 2t7. Section l3.) "It shall
be the duty of the County Board of Ex-
aminers TO examine al candidates for tho
profession of teacher, and to give to each
person found qualified q certificate set
ting for h the branches of tcachnp-such
examination to be rene,ced ere,y year.''
Applicants will govern themselves ac ..
cordingly.
WILLARD RICHARDSON.
II. II. ROBERT ON,
II. MEANS DAVIS,
County Board of Examiners.
dec 26-X1aw2H
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-01-08
Prepare for Christmas.

THHE proprietor of OUR HOUSE beos
l. to inform his customers and tho
public generally that he has the largest
and best stock Of goods in his line in
town, consisting Of:
otard, Dupuy & Co.'s, Cogpac Brandy,
Pure old Jamaica Rum, Old Pear Holland
aln, hynehburg Rye Whiskey, Lincoln
county Rye Whiskey, Old Virginia xxx
Rye, Whiskey, Old Kentucky Bourbon.
Bythewood Pure Peacl Brandy, N, G.
Peach and Apple Brandy. N. G.. sweet
Mash Corn Whiskey, Stone Noun tain
Sour Mash Corn Whiskey.
ALSO,
G. II. Mumm &c Co.'s, Champaone
Wines, .Ales, Porter and Lager Beer
Tom and jerry, Hot Scotch 90. Fresh
Oysters and fresh N. G. Pork Sausage
always on hand. Respectfully,
deo 10 J.D. MoCAPIEy
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-01-08

K. j. MCCARTHY bogs infor IN
every one indebted to him, that. M he
intends selling out, it is imperative that
oil accounts be paid on or before tho first
day of January, 1877. After that date
those who have not paid up will please
call at tho Office Of A. NJ. NJ ,ckoy, in
whose hands all accounts will bo placed
or collection.
dec l3
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-01-08
day and Monday, whom tho other

N'"J t'iio "IolhNtty, "nou Cno OCnor
branches wero taken up.
On Saturday, the examination of
white applicants was begun at Mount
Zion College, and was conducted
Ill the same manner as that for the
colored people. It was very grati>
flying to observe tho number and
character of tho applicants. -Four
OF five gentlemon and twice as many
ladies, representing ditferont parts
OF tho county, wero promptly on
hand. AS soon as the novelty wore
of, tho candidates applied them.
solves in earnest. Mr.. Davis sub
mittod written questions on arith-
metic, grammar and algebra, a1,d
Mr.. Robertson on geography and
history. These papers were
not all finished on Saturday, and
tho applicants returned on Monday,
while others waited until next Sat
urdny. Of course, tho questions
were changed each day. It
is expected that on Saturday next
there will be still larger attend
ance, especially since tho law does
not require the board to hold ex-
aminations on moro than two DAYS
each year; and the fact that the ex-
aminers devote Il great deal of t;me
end labor to thismatter without any
compensation will induce them not
to have many moro. Hence all
who wish 10 be examined had bet
ter apply next Saturday, as it is
exceedingly doubtful that the board
will appointan another day for consid-
cradle period.
These examinations will bo pro-
ductive Of much good. They will
induce applicants to prepare them-
selves, while, by throwing all the
teachers together at loast once a
a year, they become the means of
forming pleasant acquaintances and
OF infusing On esprit dc corps into
the Smembers Of the profession.
From the manner in which they are
conducted not even the most timid
need have anything to fear, provided
they know anything about what they
wish to teach.
1t is Of course to bo understood
that no certificate qohutcver can bo
issued without ''previous examina-
ton" No exception conld be
made without destroying all that
hiss been done, oven if the law per.
,nitted it.
The board of examiners, assured
OF the fact that they cannot please
everybody, are determined to be
abused for obedience to tie lao, not
for disodeaience Of ITS Imperative
mandates.
Applicants had better hurry up
before all the easy questions are
are exhausted and the board have
to resort to harder ones. Every
succeeding examination will obvi-
ously be moro rigid than tho one
preceding.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-01-08
CONSUMPTION
Positively Cured.

lors to BIO cured should try DR.. KISSNERs
Celebrated Consumruvo PoWDERS. These
r2Wdors LON M arc the only preparation known that
Ine IHR0AT and LUNGS--indoed, so strong ia
our iaith IN them, and also to convince you that
Imey arc no humbug, we Will forward TO every
we don't want your money until, you arc
per,cG,tiy @ ,i satisfied Of their curative powers n
your your r5e Is worth saving, don't delay in giving
curey0u. ' 0'' 'N0''
Price, for large box, $500, sent to any part OF
ceipt Of price. Address, -
ASH & ROBBINS.
dec @-xiy 80 Tulton St., BROOKLYN. n. Y.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-01-08
Selling at Cost.

have few pair dressed Buggy Shafts
Il at96 cents, Buggy and Wagon Hubs
from 30 cents to $3.50. Buggy and Wagon
W. gon Spokos at 1926 and upwards.
Y ell Wheels at forty oonts each, Shot
m; from $500 to $500 each. Gun
ow Ter, best, at $3.50 per keg, Muskets
at $500 each, Ink at cents per bottle.
Cedar Churns at 70 cents, Gross Cut saws
1926 each, feather Dust Brushes 65 cents
to rs cents Handsaw Files 10 each, Watt
Plows and points at cost, Tea Scales al
81 90 zach. Anything at cost. am ex-
spectipg to dispose Of my stock in two or
three weeks, and persons wishing goods
will do we'll to got them at onoe. All
persons owing me must settle their 40,
counts at an early day.
jan j. M. GALLOWAY.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-01-08
Transfers Of Real Estate.

transfers Of real estate have been re..
corded in tho Office of tho county
auditor:
S. w. Ruff, sheriff, to Susannah
A. Cook, 220 acres in township no.
13 consideration, 5000.
Dennis S. Rice to Henry Burkett,
$40 acres in township no. II; con-
sideration, 1927.
Henry Burkett to Dennis S. Rice,
certain interest in 500 acres in
township no. II; consideration,
$G2.
M. S. Hinnant and others to VIM.
II. Abel, 1872 acres in township no.
- consideration, 74.42
W. II. Abel to G. A. Abel, 1G2
acres in township no.; considera-
tion, 5000.
S. W. Ruff, sheriff, to Jno J. Neil,
onc~tifth Of an acre in the town Of
Winnsboro consideration, $3.50.
S. ". Ruff, sheriff, to w. 3.
Estes, $50 acres in township no. !;
consideration, $500.
S. ". Ruff, sheriff, to r. III. Jcn-
nings and G. e. Leitner, 3SS acres
in township no.; consideration,
$1,000.
S. W. Ruff, sheriff to W. B. Elkin,
trustee, 5S1 acres in township no.;
consideration, Sl995.
S. w. Ruff, sheriff, to Jno. S.
Douglass, 470 acres in township
no. II consideration, $G,000
S. W. Ruff, sheriff, to Jno. S.
Douglass, ZIG acres in township no.
-; consideration, $1,000.
Martha Wilson to Margaret Hood,
50 acres in township no. 6; consid :,
Grafton, $3.50.
Margaret Hood to Martha Wilson,
80 acres in township no. 6 consid-
Grafton, $3.50.
Martha Wilson to Lewis Sharpe,
36 acres in township no. 6; consid-
Grafton, $500.
Sallie AZ. Coleman to j. Hendrix
McLano, $50 acres in township no.
I; consideration, $1,000.
ID. W. Haynes, to II. L. Elliott,
2GS acres in township no. 8 consid-
Grafton, &11O0.
II. d. Ashford to 10 I'm Vanfield
54 acres in township no. l3; con-
sidoration, 5000.
Charlotte III. Wells to s. M. Nc
Q1atters, - acres in township no.
3; consideration, $575.
s. ". Ruff, sheriff, to r. j. Nc
Carley, SIS acres in township no. 2 !;
consideration, $2234.O4.
r. j. McCarley to Jno. G. Macko-
rell, trustee, 85 acres in township
no. 2; consideration, $4,000.
S. w. Ruff, sheriff, to A. r. Cason,
127 acres in township no 7 i; onsid-
Grafton, $130.
Thomas Arledge to N. P. Myers,
122 acres in township no. 5; con
eideration, $1,000.
S. M. McQuatters, Nancy e.
McQuatters and others to Charlotte
M. Wells, 40 acres in township no
8 (; consideration, $142.
Charles A. Aboll to John Blum,
It's acres in township no. 3; con-
sideration, 1886.
S. w. Ruff, sheriff, to George
w. Williams, one lot in Blackstock T.;
consideration, $1OOO..I
W. B. Creight to Margaret Goings
one-half of on acre in township no.
4; consideration, $75.
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True Brotherhood Lodge, No. 344,
Knights Of Honor.
TIE regular meeting OF this Lodge will be
! hcld In Masonic Hall on Friday evening the
1lth inst, at O'Clock '''
g, Membcrs VIII come prepared to pay dues. A
lull ana prompt attendance Is requested
u. S. CHANDLER,
jul o-Tl Reporter.
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lect scattered ideas or to recover
from nervousness or timidity. There
Is no chance for favoritism. The
questions are written and the IN.
swers are written. They are pre-
served as vouchers, and any appli.
cant deeming himself aggrieved in
any matter can have the questions
and his answers submitted to tho
State Superintendent for O final de-
cision.
After the papers in grammar had
oil been handed in, an examination
in geography was similarly conduct
cd. The applicants were not per-
mitted to consult with each other, or
to refer to textbooks. The ques-
tions involved general principles
and general knowledge of the subs
ject. The questions were such as
are found in any Textbook, being
peculiar to none. Soscalled "catch
questions" were avoided. The ex-
was continued on Satur.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-01-25
oonrt af Last Resort.

We are in n esipt Of detailed report Of the
proceedings Of this HorOrable Body but as The
space at present a. command Is limited to vefy
narrow compass, we are compelled to forego iS
publication and to content ourselves With The
mention, that against both rhyme and reason
the Court adjudged the verdict ofthc Returning
Board in the Town General matter to be ''hocHf
poens, double and twisted and merely fasgo-
poo r. The Court, however, was compelled to
admit That no shfEScieht legal notice had been
given ofthe election ani Consequently that tie
present incumbent was entitled TO hold over un-
tia new election could Be ordered.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-01-25


Died. ~ the rideuee 6 his hFpthe "a =. M
49, bizisirf. 81 ihe 18Th inssanf 9AN ~ ~
DrNBAE, II fIe 18th SeAf s. hss 4ke
- s,e~;ru fAls s,iiuse ofFtsgecf % the meme
- 81 ~. isesasea fsiend, i hna Just % sAy he
= a. ,snfveraallr beloved - khose Who knew niA9s
---enrticularly nrael6sh aud GeneFops even e =
aaIfy Ilie iisense pneumonia eaaseu ham ne
esre r,1ffinw vet be bare Il All with true Chris
ssau fortitnse. ana enlnlv anA Fesignedly MT
No saslf hie os,lvs regret befp his inability =
-. KiS six[ht sister. Wlsn We behold hfm -
he s.livea and moved and had bis being euionE E
- = oniv = gew Wetks ngo ID she very prime and
rlcry az IiIs. and then lock upon him wrapped
in ne cold embrace Of death, with al his hopes
~ hsttffe ueufhIness crushed and the fond expec-
sasioaa Af MS manv frieuss Iaid low, We are led
al exeisiza in the language Of The psalmist,
ssHow Il tbs psnoHg stat broken, but althoagh
s4he strong stalf IL broken yet we tFsst, IL has
btcn tranN,h6nied hy the Redcemcr's hand, %
bloom anew 1la II bfsghtes and happier land
Weep NOS them drar mother. kind hfoeher and
Ioving snters for ssieagh lnvssn shining mark -
ana God, in His infinite WISDOM often singles
odt tfe one We love % bring u nearer 10 H:m.
iC s19aT 9ftFet Tik1 AMIcrs.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-01-25

The ST. Mary'sEa. r. & Debating Society VA,
the recipient last week Oftwo valuable and v,r,
ancepsnhIs donations. 0ne rom Rhodes Shepard
tEsqr. .,sIhe other from IIon. Eli IIenkls, our
immediate repstssntAlivsin Congress. The doaA.
don Of the FIRST named gentleman consisted q
20 volhmus olBIackwood, elegantly bound and
embracing thirteen years Of publication, that Is,
from $50 10 'eS, inclusive. This Is the mrs
costly and valuable gin Of books that theSOcr,y
has ever received. The donation Of Dr. Henkls
consisted Of thirteen volumes Of The Congru.
siohal Record which embraces, we believe, IL,
entire procesdings oftfre 44th Congress, thebOay,
famous or Othsrwfst for originating the Eecto.
ral Commissiou pa
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-01-25

There Is no pa~ibIe excpse for inat-
tention to the weak and ssGefiDg among
ones horses and stock when such an
invaluable and, ever. reliable means of
reliefIs At land. as Keller's Roman Lin
iment,. Its range OF application is very
wide and few indeed are the indications
of fdiseasesitlwill not meet, and utterly
destroy. For pain and discomfort from
any cause, internal aud external, the
prompt and iudIcious use eftbis Rene
ly will insure immediate relef.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-01-25

0aiser FOra. ofour town, hearing th., H..
r. Hayden who, Il win Be remembered. ,,r.,.,
fsnsn cur ali n Nay lass. was living in tA.. :.
per p.art she eounsy under the assumed -.
or wiIIIsm ssewafs rAid . visit on ru,.s,.
night last to she house Of the gentleman vl,s
whom Che escaped party was reported to Be- ,ss
afscr satisfying himself that Hayden and S,ev,,,
wcre one and the same person, proceeded. vih
Che approval q abe gentleman ia question: TO h.
plans for his eaptarss To make long ss,,
short, the officer goa within grading distanc, !,
Hayden and was IN the act Of arrvstinv hiv
when the latter suddenly dAr,ed aside, ID, Os.
Ger giving him the contents Of one chambs, q,
his revolveras he did 50, with what elEtrs, bow.
ever, is. NOT ~ presost kaswn, - Hayden sscar..
IN she darkness and has not since been beard of
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-01-25

z Ter gak
Sc nofice ID SuA item that Col Sm,,.
Ek.s Nly been ninrh badgersd IN n. :. 10
a southern Asylaad TO show cans !, S'.''
etc.. ms at lasl lhfned npcn bis aern,,,, -
ssisnssa suis u Philadelphia, ,asaIns, GO: !.
Hkrros, wu T. Ladncs, J. ". Norrr '.s y. Z
il6sd others. otscers and direr,o,, :. . y !.
SoasheEn Nd. Railroad Conp.ay. a ,s.. = y
them to consply with acoEtraet smoOt "a. - -
sAeu II April last reOmpIstiOh Of saidr..,
tic payu'unt 70 hilu % esoO, 900 m bo.a. 3.
sleek of naia eompapy. Hsw Smoos er,, - =
b. he immense interest be claims "a has. -. ~.
one TO the parties he Is sueinT l. a eOuuma,,..
vsler lles shaa .he C0i0Hzl hsrassaf e.n - :
oal and she other conuusRxums. how \. =
railroad fand esom the State Treasurer "a. I.
,sis.lsis N nksif, hoN u.nth be pais s...,.s-
Il ana 10 uhona, are equally difscult Of 50
TfIas 3. SIS. can explain sli tlese o.. "a
knows hps xhy shelssnssass prtheeuurt, a.. =,
give hin chance that gets 10 Us.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-01-25

snms:s lszaIiv 4 res aorakl.ta and q alg
as Sd Dreeenfs ssseIf thus dressed Up in
vioIenee ana IrsnSs I 5 entitled e tRe
oheaienee nI 90 eisizen q the Unslea
lruzt 81 upe Uill infer from whai J
hav8 said that T nm an enemy % tie
colored race. arm prompted - 20
such feeIinx. am doing what can 70
defena The Constitutions in which the
rights &c All whasexef they may be now
Or hereafter SrS SecuFed. Iipublle SEN
simeniis favorable to giving them Elsbss'
civil and political. equal 10 those secnr-
pd 10 The white man, then let them Be
firmly established in the Constitution
both State and naiional. in the mode g.
ehI9e provided and rot leave them p
now subject 90 constant controversy akl0
possibly 10 future violent overthrow.
|Lst lke amendment Be alfred - tne
dress O. peace. nos IKE the savage on
the wnrlfath. 9fresu0tnitied taiter pc
~ nseifs h ssinep AFiicbIaFs amend
ed. ! an ihelSned 10 Thank it'would De
pr6.hnsly and freely a15EEed by me Peo-
|.ule ii tissse 5 tales n 30 voted against y
before. snal shus che irfilasioa which was
caused By the manner in which + vas
imposed nboh The South will De removed
aid III sill yield 60 TIE necgssisy a.
well Is policy and propriety of peseesul
submission. Men who cannot wiling
~ subnsif 20 abe present amendment bes
cause The manner OF its adoption violates
the Constitution they were ssrOrN 70 sup
poarf. win wlSensit has been properly re-
adopted be the lsst 70 disturb its pro-
visions. because the oath which requires
sheaa To- disobey tAea former viii bind
theh1 to obey .the latter Southern men
when they take an cath don't call God
down 10 witness farce. SIC i's9
Trusting thst Congress and our own
State maf take the necessary steps TO
settle instheinteresf Of peace and good
viii this irritating subject - z. f.u'-
IL asf' % Lam yours, .as~sA -
l--ss4 eel .>uS B. G. HARRis.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-01-25

Our Town Commissioners havs been engaged
within the past week in raising and gmvsliug
the sidewalk, from GreenwslI 4 Fenwiek's HOrs
as fr up as the residence Of Mr.. Ralsy, sndfrOm
the guIly near the residence Of Mr.. LOker to the
entrance opposite ST. AlOysius' church. The
work Is being done by Capt. Dawson aud pre-.
sents, as far as he bas progressed, quite a H4,
appearance. Aprepqs d. improvements, Ws
we are pleased 10 note that b. II. Camalsr,
.has much bettered the appearance Of bis
mmKiending bis front yard 10 the
. - up . Ssw
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-01-25

~ Yon can buy anytling In the Sewing
Machine line ai tbe established and reliable VE-
noxD Mro. Co., 81 y Gar STREET, BALIiHoEE,
lover than anywieFe else IN tire country. Among
Other fndneeanenas, ihey gHsTgnaes all Machines
1- SeBd for THAR new iIimstraisd catalogue.
Nailed free % any addreFs They sell 1Fsi-elsss
machines from STE 70 $40 Their FsPefaiien icr
fair askiing Is vel knswn 70 msny q rear bes'
eilizens.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-01-25

The County Commissioners met on Tuesday last
PFpsrnt Allssan, Alvey, BuckIef, Parsons aud
Davis, The Cpvr:wHs engaged in the passage q
Road Reports and acc0unp. The eOntrsOt for
laying aadiiionsl .aoora TO the cells Of the
county jail waaawaraedtO 70 ThOs. G. GrssHWsIl,
he being the lowest bidder for. the same at the
sum OESss. The Court than adjourned 10 the
and Tuesday Of February. aas faar
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-01-25

An alarm was spundsd IN our Town on
Wednesday morning Last caused By ihe diseOTs'
Ey that the roof of fhe large frame building, be-
longing 70 Mrs. Maddox and located in the or
ebard, was on FIRE. Our Gre department val
Promptys len land and the flames were extin-
guished hefOFe ant damage was done. The hSs
wss caused By spark qGtehing 70 the roof,
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-01-25

We are pained 10 learn that the condition Of onr
esteemed friend and feIlow-countymap, Geo y.
Hammett, Esqr., who was severely injured while
pesiDTining bis duties at Tobacco WafchoUss NO
IN Baltimore some two weeks past, is nov eH-
tremely critical, typhoid fever having super
veBed. Only slight hopes Of his recovery are
entertained
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-01-25
Legislative VISIT.

Hon. r. G. Combs, oftISe Sensas and Asa a.
Lawunce oftbc HoHse Of Delegates Of Maryland,
paid their families aGying visFton SATURDAY. last,
coming down u the fhompson By way Of W ash
ingtoH on Saturday and leaving early Tussdny
moCning by the Paiuzenf steamer. They Etfs
both locking "a be in excellent health and they
speak pleasantly of thsif Annapolis associations
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-01-25

We hasa been requested by thepsieSi in ehsFge.
Father Raceiarini, % state that the Ceremony o
Blessihg fhe casales Gor Sc. Joseph's eongrega-
ton viii take pIase in St. JOseph's church On
Saturday, tne9nd of February. aa
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-01-25

WeaEe authorized 10 sag that the Sisaner
John w ThOmpson afleFs SundAy, the 57ih ID.
slant, viii lag b. for about ten daysto be aiaisd
and otherwise rejHyeaated. we learn tha dur
ing The period named no other boat viii supply
tks Thompson's place.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-01-25

Last week Duekink Excursion 10 the VI
couieo, pr Schooner Father Son, Capt. b.
Foxweil, commanding, was organized b. thst' !,
geniieDen o. our TewB and the party which
was enlarged BY she accession Of three oibes gun
ners on the route, sueceeded in bagging 20 ducks