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Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-06-08

The moneys on hand. when the busi
ness ofa Town Site is closed up, belong
TO the School District in which the
town is located, and it is the duty of
the County Judge in Trust to pay the
same into the County Treasury to the
credit of such District. Before perform
inp that duty / wish to make n recon-
mendation to the Board, in reference to
the assessments Of certain lots. When
the County Judge began issuing Certl-
fcates. complaint was made by certain
Lot owners that their lots had been
surveyed into more subdivisions than
the law contemplated, thereby increas
ing the cost of lots to the extent oil five
dollars for certificate in cases where the
entire ground belonging to an owner
should have been surveyed as one lot
Vpnn persona, examination of the prem:
ises | became satisfied that injustice had
been done to Some of the lot owners,
and heing convinced that ths receipts
would be more than sufficient TO counter
ba;ance tho expen 1tures, / treated ad
Joining lots ofthis character MS ifsurveyed
as one lot only, unlass the Improvements
we're Of such character rs made them
" separate improved lots +" within the
letter and spiri. Of the law. Before
coming TO this conclusion ! EaA col leeAsd
pay for certificates for q number OF lots
of tho .ame character. and 1t seems no
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-06-08

MATCHMAKER AND JEwELER. In
our advertising columns this week will
be found the business Announcement OF
Mr.. j. b. Menard, practical Watchmak-
ar, Jewsler and Engraver, who has per-
manently located in Weavervlle. He
will be found at the old stand recently
occupied by Il. f. McCausand, ready to
do all work that may come, in substan-
'al workman-like manner and at mod
crate prices. Mr.. Menard vii! also keep
on hand select assortment of Watches,
Glocks and Jew elry which will be sold
at low rates. For further particulars see
advertisement.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-06-08

FINAL The attention
of our leaders is directed to the able re-
port of Hon. 7. f. Jones, County Judge
in trust for the Inhabitants, in our Town
Site matter, which is published in another
column. The report Is SO full and com
plete that nothing remains to be said
The amount OF cash balarce on hand was
$40 and has been paid into the Weaver.
vile School Fund. Judge Jones merits
and will doubtless receive the thanks OF
the community.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-06-08

TRINITY CENTER Ed. Enmght tells
US that never were prospects better in the
northern part of this county, than ut the
presen. time. Farmers have the assur-
ance of a more than ordinary crop, and
miners are ut work with full supply of
water which will continue long time
yet. Business abo1t the town Of Trinity
Center is brisk and all Trinity Valley is
happy and content.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-06-08

UNEXPECTED DEATHS. The death of
Nathan A. Young, mentioned ut length
elsewhere. makes no less than five sud
den deaths occurring in this county with
in the past month. The others were
Mrs. Waldorf and daughter, vt Hyam
pom, Mrs. A. Warren, in Weaverville,
and John Burger on Canon Creek.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-06-08

FINIsHINa.-Thee end of the big hole
has reached neary to the level of the
street this week and little top dressing
of sand is all that's required to complete
the lob. Dresserup.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-06-08

PHoToGRAPHY.-Our people are again
reminded that Mr.. w. L. Worthington
Will be in Weaverville in few days pre-
pared to take photographs of all sizes in
the latest and best styles known to the
art. Remember that Worthington does
none but good work and guarantees sat
isinction. y
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-06-08

New AkR.vAL.-Our population was
increased this week by the arrival OF the
family of Mr.. August Fetzer, consisting
of wife and five children.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-06-08

AT HoME.-Mrs. NJ. Lang arrived
safely nc home on Wednesday Of this
week, after an absence of several weeks
during which time she visited at San
Francisco, Santa Cruz, Sacramento and
other places.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-06-08

SEVERAL PLANS for tho new school
house are on exhibition at Wells, Fargo
& Co.'S. office. AS yet none have been
adopted, but the Trustees will endeavor
to settle on one and have bids advertised
for and the contract let at an early day.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-06-08

MANY THANKS. Frank w. Young
desires Us, on behalf of himself and fam
ily, TO return their most sincere thanks
to the many kind friends whose services
and sympathies were so generously eX-
tended on the occasion OF The death and
burial Of his brother.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-06-08

ONE of my customers was out to din
ner the other day to relative of his
named Aunty Toba. He noticed how
yellow the spoons, forks and ladies look
ed. lie was qnite surprised to see such
tableware used by his hostess, who is Il
lady OF taste and refinement. He inquir-
ing y asked, -" How is it, Aunty, you use
such ware ?" B" Well, will tell you,
Mr.. b, | ordered an elegant set of
silver to be made at cost Of 1925. and
when | .brough them home l found they
weighed but $40 in coin, so l returned
them but | understand there is fine
set OF French spoons, forks, ladies', etc,
for sale for S26. So | am going to Uncle
Harris, to see them morrow"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-06-08

JAS. Bowie, while in town the other
day informed us that the johnson mine,
on Indian Creek, of which he is manager,
is panning out iirst-class this season. Ii
is probably the best paying mine in :he
county.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-06-08

IMpRovING.-T friends of Louis
Schall will be glad to learn that he Is
about all right again after his severe spell
of lung fever.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-06-08

MAJ. II. HIGGINs, OF Red Bluff, was
in this week from Lowden Ranch. He
expects to have the bridge ready TOR
crossing by July 4th. The Major kindly
proposes to donate an original plan and
specifications for the Weaverville School
Building.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-06-08

BURNT DIsTRIcT-No building has yet
been done in the burnt Chinatown Dis.
trict, bu: Lumber is on the ground for
two or three houses. Oar people should
insist upon having these built back from
the street, from under the eyes and noses
OF our women and children.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-06-08

Hot weather is lessening the body OF
snow on Old Bally but it is making plen'
ty of water for the miners who now have
a full supply.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-06-08

GUESS NoT.-In answer to many in.
quiries made during the past few dnvs.
we would say that in all probability
Weaverville will not observe the an.
preaching anniversary of our country's
Independence in any public manner. The
lack ofa brass band, military or fire or
ganlzatlon, or other public institution to
take the lead is one reason why it is diff.
hcult to make start on celebration
Another matter to be taken into consd-
Grafton at this time is the fact that our
people have been assessed pretty heavily
OF late in the way OF voluntary subserp.
tons TO school house and "big hole"
and 90 not feel able to contribute to the
expense necessarily attending II Fourth
of July demonstration. On the whole
Weaverville is willing to give the outside
towns n chance this year, and we will
gladly note any arrangements which NAV
be made at other points in the county.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-06-08

RETURNED.-We last week neglected
to mention the return of Mr.. j. &. Ma
son and Mrs. S. l. Thayer Of Douglas
City. Both are greatly improved in
health, Mr.. Mason believing that his eyes
are in fair way to permanent recovery.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-06-08

JOIN MUNcEY was i1 from Deaswood
this week and brings encouraging ac-
counts from that aourishing District.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-06-08

IT is very bot just how hot in com
parison we can't say, now that Boecher
has done away with that other warm
place.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-06-08

CHURCH NOTICE Rev. /. II. Fish
will nreaeh at the Court Room AT tho
usual hour next Sunday evening.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-06-08

IHE thermometer has tried very hard
TO reach l0o0 in the shade this week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-06-08
Halls Vegetable SiciIian Hair Re.

newer is scientific combination of some
of tho most powerful restorative agents in the
vegetable kingdom. 1t restores gray hair to
its original color. II makes the scalp white
and s clean; It cures dandraif and hpmors, and
tritivc principle by which the hair is nour-
ished and supported. 1t makes the hair moist,
soft and glossy, and is surpassed us a hair
dressing. 1t is the most economical prepara-
tion ever offered to the public, as its effects re-
main long time, making only an occasional
application necessary. 1t is recommended
and used by eminent medical men, and olli-
cially endorsed by the State Assayer of Mas
sachusetts. For sale by all dealers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-06-08
LAND NOTICES.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FGR
A PATENT

TO THE MARTIN a COMPANY.
BARSEOW "a COMPANY.N NASH
"a COMPANY. a. BBONS A COM
PANN AID LANDER. MARK
a. COMPANY GOLD PLACER
MINING CLAIMS.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-05-02

FAsHIOEs THEx AND Now.-The
eirl with the seal-skin sacque always
looks eomplacently upon the approach
OF winter, while the maiden without one
Of these garments Is engaged in circula-
tlng The report that they are 10 be ex-
irensely unfsshionable. She nay be
thorunghly correct. Tor fashions are eon-
tinually changing. when we were
young. 4 was the fashion TO build Gus
lafa pies square, bot now they are con-
ssrucled round. aad 20 that they win
yield 81 quarters % the pie al tie ay-
eFage boarding hoase. One thing. how
every, continues fashionable. and that
issheumaiism In is various types
Ups Iris subject B. G. KettleweII, .
gentleman connected with the Balh-
Isoge Salvage Corps. says: "From a
severe attack of Rheumatism, in which
TIE leaders and chords of my legs were
drawn up IN knots from The excessively
sesite pain, less than one-thiEd Of bot
tie cf keIIer's Roman Liniment entirely
cured me-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-05-02
Potomac Oyster rSlIss Ysrss.

Il Is rumored that the Potomac Oyster Police
Force is soon to be reCrgapized and that Nc.
Childs is to take the place Of the present cOmman-
der, Capt. Posey, who i4to be retaiHsd, hOwsysE
in the capacity Of mate, 1hIs cOplbinhtiouwiIl,
we suppose, dispIaes Capt. JOsh BeWett OfOur
county or send him down . spoke or twoIoweF in
the ladder, and fit lain oder apd perfectly cpn-
vepient, we would ike III. treasurer Compton
to state for what cause and At What 81. NaEy,s
county solicitation the erroPosed removal q
change Is contemplated.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-05-02

!. y, stsssss - No. i
- n -. lid % &. tic 'aA -
Z. - 81 s 81 ls.,.-sIhs
- ~ ~ - yslls
- St Il 4 kunafsa n GO -
4, -. rrall was slssd 10 Ets usmout capasisy.--
- h>.s q order waB observed tarouEhoas- -
.-.,,~ r~reormancs. Ridgsiy's Band vas on
- .rd cUutsshuisa In he Intervals e NE pay
wv-h a ths enssyment Of The aadisnre. We oo
- ,l,;u An. rnr ltalslf Mas VII ehoaen. lssRe
- = trass net % elicit tie SANE amount g
..vu,ar snaersst which she 'Quist Family tpss.
arwsa a lsw snsnsha ego by The same eompanyss
$500 pzahsklx, alsp. - aellns q. -.
~ ssfwlSs was not quite up TO the high standard
- xeeIleuce whleh niAfaa @ zzneallRR y -
- $3.50 usscs. w ia W FsAa-
- mnderusaaa, howssers hal the ''hunt DR
u..h..a', ennsa sshaIting CO." TIE very eon-
.r.ry vas he cAss- Il was eEealtaoly rsaessea
sksoakk0af, see Of e eiss osias fsd.qelly
100 scs.s aaa thsrs vtlt e lsa4ss tHd tPss
Ilapsssssd a. = q . Gsi1 hlsh os afaseAss
lTks Sfaas.alss PsSsoa@ were ~ iollows:
:, - pc,,rle,ou. Jos. p. Neal.
a,,h., s,.nl.x. - Enoeh B, Abells
H 80, $50 sY973@ FA.Dyt. 81
ChieoEy, ?. calAtu. -
swat n IL Morean RAlty. (
~. ponplesoons. Min Julia Haley.
Mrs. Corthope, Miss Nell enwiek.
Sophy, Kiss Rosa MOTIFS
usyv Ana. Mrs.. p. n. Dysr.
a. a. eoss,asass ID tks performance, the I'm
mense crowd repaired 10 MoOfc's Hosei where .
lunch, gotten m In the highest culinary art pas
IN rsadinda. 1--WE swiIl Asse caapliment The Ia
dies who had this part Of She evening entertain
meat IL caasss6r the admirable success which
attended II. All the doIicaeies ofsheseasoh were
in abundance, ana nicely served, and then The
waiters-Sl Id eonId - NJ lookiag a them An I
answering thtlf many attenti0nsY The GODS
themselves were tended BY no fAirer Ganynedss.
From Jhs lunch We were carried to the confee-
tiOnery room where ice cream, cake, etc, were
served US, but still no eating was done for the
same reason. During the continuance Of lunch
ing, the gay were INDUCING in dancing ~ the
large dining room Of the Hotel, 20 music BY the
band. A discovery was made that this room
was LA IaFks enoakhso ealow ell pho nlspes
Il, ths tssts pipasuse 4 md slle BAD waseaain
brought into requisitiOn. Gen. Bailey opened
the second course Of Proeeeaings hqs ~ bin q
nous speech on '' Woman" Woman In al
stages Of life is brick, IS cousin she d soAve
nicnt, and Is 9 sweethear. she has few equals and
no supsriors." The dance was enjoyed untilthe
whistle Of the Thompson signalled our Washing
ton friends that the time Of their departure had
arrived. The thanks Of all are due 10 Captain
Wood, Of the steamer John w. Thompson, for
the interest which be seemed to manifest in the
success Of the affair, and also 70 Ridgeey' Band,
who lent their aid 10 ada liveliness 70 che oceas-
ion, "A hSiN 81 As ssh Sd
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-05-02

s1SoGAsDe.
the County Commissioners % ~ Nfz'
rvs county, shall before theirlevy term
in each year contract with the Editors
and PropFietors ola newspaper pub.
lished in said county, and having the
largest circulation in the same, for print
ing and publishing for st. Mary's coun-
tY, including Che annual statements i
the expenses and such other printing ss
10 required TO be done and paid for by
the connty, for the period Of one year
from said day or contract, but this not
to apply to or include publication .Ol lo-
cal laws. provided said scoatract does
not allew or exceed the sam Of seven
hundred dollars So
Section 2. Be it enacted, That IL The
County Commissioners Of st., Mary's
county fail to effect said contract for
printing ct the sum era less sum IS
aforesaid then they are authorised 10
adopt any mode Of printing or advertise
ing for said county, by hand-Rill or 9TH
erWise, as in their judgment may seem
best for the good Of said county, provi-
ded the entire cost Of same shall not
exceed the sum Of seven hundred doll
lars. -, Il =. hri ags
Section 3. And be il further enae-
ted, That IN no event shall any print
iax or advertising for St. Mary's county
be given 10. more than one newspaper
in said county at the same time, nor
shall the County Commissioners upon
any pretext. be empowered to levy or
paw more than seven hundred dollars
Tor any one years printing or publish
ing. .ai .as.s
Section 4. And be II further enae-
ted, That all Acts or parts of Acts in
consistent with this Act, be and the
same areshereby repealed.
Section 9. And be it enacted, That
this Act shall take effect from the date
Of its passage. .Ie.
FILTER s, H0BLITZELb, Sci
Speaker Of the House OF Delegates.
EDWARD LLOYD
President Of the Senate.
Approved this 9Th day Of April, 1878.
JOHN LEE CARROLL ~
Governor.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-05-02

TAG FcREseK AsPEcr.-As pFedIcied
sa sss asst NEGOTIATIONS EOr peace Oe-
tween England and Russia have come
% dead hall. and though a formal dec
laEafiOn Of War j. jet 10 be made. war
pgepaEstions in London and So. Peters
burg are more active and extended than
they have ever beea. Bismarck b said
10 have annouaeed that war - inesisa-
hss ed 7i@es Dispatch from Sc Pc
ssrsharg declares tAat ne '.has ceased
mediaains." his noticeable, moreoveF.
yAas The whole European family Of
States are fast patting their hosses in
order 10 meet the exsgencies Of the ex-
pecssd slOrm- In the adoption Of these
precautionary measures. no State Is
more eoaspicnous than Austria. Indeed.
- extenl and activity of her prepare
sibns indicate that she eOutemplaies
something beyOnd mere armed neu-
trsIily. AZ any rate. the foreign as
pses > more waTIske than ever and the
most Interesting question now appears
Do be, BOT whether there viii Be war,
huf whea il win commence and what
States beside England and Russia il
wsll insolve.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-05-02

NsTFew Esespo.
We learn that B. =. Yates, EbqF9 add Gc6lofs
Cd boy who was with him atthe time, came near
meeting watery grave near skes moush ofSl.
Clements Bay on Sunday last, the boat In which
they were sailing being capsissd by the heavy
wind which prevailed At that point about night
fall. Mr.. Yates andthe boy fortunately succeeded
10 Seenring 3 position on the bottom Of lhs boat
from which they were relieved after drifting
about at the mercy Of wind and tide for two
hours a. Hsprs Doh hre said % have been HearIg
exhawtedj when they were rescued. a
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-05-02

TEE CoEsoN EasRL SuIs.--En the libel
sait of Hart against Cotton Of the IN
aepof's RPstlisaa the jury rendered .
vsrdiet IN Col;on's favor on the 29th
ulL The charge made BY The RspabSs-
co.'s against Hart was that he bad circu-
laiedascurrilous and obscene baltimore
newspaper which rejected upoa GER
tain citizens 81 Annapolis.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-05-02

~ YOa Gu. bay anything in The Sewing
Machine Iine - fbe. established and reliable OH'
MoKD MFG, Co., ~ n GAY STKEET, BALTINoRE,
lower tfihR sny whsFe else In Che eoaHtry. Among
other inducements, they guarantee al MACHINES
> gears, aud furnish I'D attmcbabents free.
Mailed free 20 eay sddFess. They sell hTst-ei.'S
machines from SO 20 $40. Their reputation iof
faif dealing . well kBspn 70 masy Ofyour best
citizens. n
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-05-02

TIE Exncrpaa 1 Y msnoeEao.--TheEe
haze hssm 10 $50. - Least % startling
dssssopmsntx u tks slssasrsl lFaad bus-
ihess Alase oar lsss report. The Flofi-
danvelesions. thoash revealing - Haoss
nhaa pns pssponsly ksewH. appFar 60
have stimulated izsesssk ID the Blair
srsussEiSas sskieh 4 b bcginniag 70 Be
believed he ysd;risEy Committee win
srpagt hsossbly spon, if they report ai
MI. Tksre j. tai also Of getting - Mr.
nsyes shrosgh acOngressiOnal invest
xasioa &C ths Florida and Ioaisiana
ar~sds. Deyosd emphasizing these
ssands and making them familiar 30 the
pepalar mind BY repetition, we cannot
zee what practical erd can be sobserved
BIZ sach proceeding. Certainly, Con-
gTess eaanOs turn Or. Hayes cot of e.
Gee sxcsps By impsschiBg him and im-
pearhmsnt Is not contemplated. The
passage 81 = resolssion BY Congress that
Hayes i not righfsully IN ol6ce would
have no more lsgal eject than the pas
suxs q q similar resolution By public
mesting. TIE proceedings instituted
BY Mr. BlaH have the recommendation
at least that they propose 10 test the H.
ale of Mr. Hayes 10 The presidency in
che nanner ssthOri1ed by tie EIec-
toral Commission ITSELF II isadmitiee
% be wrthin the powers Of Congress tr
Pazs such an al - he suggests. Al
Shis g pain and proper sailing. But
suppose the Blair bill a Law. Whose
privilege will Il be 20 turn Hayes chi
AID put Tilden in This power will
practically. be IN the hands Cf the Su-
Pseme Court. a republican and partisaE
body. 10 be exercised again By some q
ahe very men who 'ssold the truth d
serve the hcur'' in tia late Electoral
commissioa. Does anybody don't fOl
. moment what The result would be
gusasee would have about a fair show
Sefnse Judas ~ before Bradley.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-05-02

Among the, nosables.sWhe. landed hcrn the
hmt fhdapsbh On NOndsy last md Wbesis-
tied our town to witness the entertainment
nj the Society's Hall on thar evening", we we've
pleased to recognize our representative in Con-
gres, DIR. Henkle, Col. Mayo, Ofvirginias and or
old fFisIla ca. AmG 4 Blskisssae. There wsf5
other attractions, however, which came by the
same boat that were much more to our mind and
way Of thinking. or these we trust not our
selves here to speak. II Is in the ivory moon
light, updes aneAing Sihes, arid The psrfdns'
aroua, mitkih ths sounds Of anslI0Wsd musie,
in one fair presence and no more, not in the To-
eal columns oEA uewspaper, that we wcuid like
10 be heard on this interesting subject.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-05-02

T yin ssll about Ioo keREs ofths Cherry Grove
which Tiers Il small rev DIV BLING HOUSE,
sDma 0UT-H0uEES and . ypanG ORCHARD.
About one-third az the Iand i in wooa. The
above land Lies 90 O vnluable creek Ia which
many oysieEs could De seeaed and adicins The
hrm a r. d. Tippefx. Fer feEms, &C., apply
20 SARAH a. LONG,
FEB "a, ls7s-Iy. Miisaovs 7. o. Ne
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-05-02

are One-third cash on the day Of sale,
or on the day Of the ratification there
Of, and the residnein. equalinstallments
If one and two. years, with interest on
The credit payments from LIST Janragy,
1879, at which time possession will be
given, the credit payments to be secur-
ed to the satisfaction Of the Trustees.
The sale win be made without reserve.
r. STONE, rs,,., - -
- JOHN w. MITCHELL
ss = r,5s. Trustees.
May <, 4oSoTes' II .8IE. ts9 -1H
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-05-02

The County Commissioners met on TUESDAY
sass, 'plasnt AIlsiah, Aivey Bacslss, RaSsOu'
ana Davis. The Board wa almost saelusfrsly
engaged in passing upon accounts for the levy.
An order was passed TO pay pensioners their Grit
inssaIImsnt Of pension on the LIST day Of May.
Sen oficiat sosics a Sam ia suothe eoluna
The Board tl.en adlOenisd- fhsrsdAy, -Ihds'h
day Of May.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-05-02

The wonders we hGve TO announce this w.,E
is the Matching Of a gOsing in this district, The
Two wings or which shoot out directly from The
front Of the breast and not as usual from ihs
sides. The next wonder, however, is the great.
est. II Is the birth Of FIVE kittens and rabbit
with the same motherhood. The latter Is a s..
lpigoess.gtOFys bes our lnfOunant is rrady p
swear to Il.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-05-02

Many cfcor readers have, doubtless, deaitwith
this very popular sstabIishmspt No. 1874 W..
Baltimore street, opposite Light street. As viii
Be seen BY thsir advertisement, on first pags,
they are prepared TO all 6ns and perfect fitting
clothing 70 man and Boys. II isa One-priee cash
store and We commend itaS place where ycu
can always HOtOuly gee wen fitting clothes, but
the fun value Of yOur money.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-05-02
Public Local law.
rusI1sHrp sr AUTHORITY.


AN ACT to repeal Section 1ls Of Arti-
Gle Is OF the Code Of Public Local
Laws entitled Saint Mays County.
s.sub-title Sheriff, 2 a. enacted By the
Act Of 1868, chapter 500, and to re-
enact the same with amendments.
SEcr1on l. Belt enacted BY the Gem
eral Assembly Of Maryland, That sec
ton 11s Of Article Is of the Code of
Public Local Laws entitled, st, Mary's
County subtitle Sheriffs" as enacted
By the aet Of 1868 chapter 800 be and
= - sas Ts ,s.s
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-05-02

We know that our Southern Maryland brcsh-
rem Of the press win be inereduIous, perhaps
shrug their shoulders ard ,turn up their moss
when the ANNOUNCEMENT l. read that Leonard
tOwn Is p hasa beEeafera fresh meat market,
Just IKE alder Big pAeesa IT isa faet, nevsrthe-
les, as every body can verify BY reading the
annonncamsnt, Of Hr. Gross % be found IN an
other eolumn Of to-day's paper.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-05-02

in addition. TO the ny, farmers arc beginning
to complain Of the appearance Ofrus, in their
uksAti adds. We have no present means Of -.
certaining the character or extent Of the disaster,
6uthAye been assured by several reliable persons
that their own wheat fields are badly effected in
this way.