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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-15
ROASTED COFFEE

If there is any luxury more generally
appreciated than another,lt is GOOD cOF-
FEE. Few persons can roast coffee we'll,
and to meet this want Messrs. Bell, Con-
rad & Co., Chicago, have imported and
rostcd coffee called
ANKORIA,
which is the nearest approach to Java Of
anv heretofore offered to consumers. II
Is not glazed is brittle, and will grind
easily. Your grocer has the goods fol
sale, as also the famous
rEERI.Ess BAKING POWDER,
made by the same flrm. AK him fol
them and obtain the best goods in thu
world.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-15
A LARGE GARRISON
CHURCH, AND STATE.
SARATOGA RACES.

Saratoga, Avg. 15.-The selling race, one
mile and one.quarter, was won by Miss NAL
10y; w. J. Higgins, second; Lucifer, third
Time, 2:l34.
The first race, free handicap, one mile
was won by Oriole; Lady Sallyers, second
Patrole, third. Time, l:44}. Harkaway
pulled up lame.
The End, mile and three-quarters was
won by Parole easily Loulianier. End
Princeton, 3rd. Time, Bill.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-15
TELEcRAPHlc sKtvlTIEs.
A HARVARD PROFESSOR DROWNED.

HARVARD PROFESSOR DROWNED.
Cape May, Aug. 15.-Prof. Baxter, pro-
lessor of elocution at Harvard college, was
drowned this morning while swimming out
beyond his depth. The body has not yet
been recovered.
A BLAZE AT wlNoNA.
Winona. Minn., Aug. 15.-A fire broke
out here last night at ~ O'clock in the store
Of Bailey & Wadsworth, destroying their
building and goods, and alto the drug store
of c. G. Holman & Co. Others were dam.
aged. Insurance light.
MURDERED by HORSE THIEF.
Chicago Aug. l5.-E. B. Clark, resi-.
dent of Lagrange, was murdered last night
by horse thief tramp who shot Mr.. CLARK
as the latter was going into his stable. The
murderer escaped.
A VICTORY FOR JACK sTURGEs.
Judge Dickey, of the supreme court, Of
this city, this morning granted supersedeaa
setting aside Judge Farwelps dissolution Of
the injunction granted by Judge McAllister
restraining the board of trade from refusing
admission to Jack Sturges. The result Of
this last legal proceeding is that Sturges
will have the privileges Of the board until
the case is decided by the supreme court,
which Yj(l be at least two years hence.
GUILTY OF MuRDER,
sunbury, Pa, Aug. 15.-The jury in the
case Of Peter McManus, a Mollie Mcguire
on trial here for the murder Of Carrie Hesse
at Shamokin, in December, 1874, rendered
q verdict of guilty of murder in the first
degree.
FATAL ACCIDENT.
Cincinnati, Aug. l5.-While four work
men we're engaged in putting new roof or
Gaylord's iron and pipe works at Newport
Kentucky, yesterday afternoon, one of tht
centre beams gave way and the roof tell in
carrying the workmen with it. Jamel
O'Brien suffered severe internal injuries ane
conclusion of the brain J. w. Fenton, arm
and jaw broken; John Good injured in leg
and head. The two first will probably die
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-15
NOTICE.

CRY CLERKS OFFICE,
City of Yankton, Aug. II, 1878.
Notice is hereby given, that, pursuant to the
ordinance Of said city, the mayor and city council
will, as a board OF equalization, hold session
Of at least two days, commencing on Monday,
Aug. 10th, 1875, ut 10 O'Clock q M. and continue
until o'clock p. M. each day while In session
and will continue from day TO day. as long as
they may deem necessary, for the purpose Of
correcting the assessment roll Of said city ol
Yankton.
City Clssk.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-15
YELLOW LEVER.
AT PORT EADs.

Port Eads, Aug l5.-Three new cases,
but no deaths since last report. Dr. Stone
reports the casas on the main doing we'll.
AT CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati, Aug. 15-Wm. Hines, of New
Orleans, prominent for some time past as
the only yellow fever patient here, left this
morning for New York fully recovered.
Some excitement over the arrival Of the tow
boat John D. Porter this afternoon with
several cases of yellow fever. health
officer boarded her several miles below Law
renceburg, and found the crew in disabled
condition. The boat will not be permitted
to land here, and no one allowed to go near
her, except two physicians who will accom-
pany her to Pittsburg, her destination.
AT MEMPHIS.
Memphis Aug. 15.-Weather clear and
cool. The following telegram was sent this
morning to Hon. G. w. McCrary, secretary
of war. Washington D. c.:
Death is making rapid strides through
our streets. Towns have quarantined against
US. Can you order thousand tents into
which to remove the poor.
[Signed,] r. F. PATTERSON,
Internal Revenue Collector.
r, A. Thompson Postmaster.
Since the above was sent Postmaster
Thompson sent another telegram asking
for rations with view TO supplying and
getting all the poor people out of town.
Twenty nine new cases and six deaths
we're reported in the last "a hours.
TERRIBLE RAvAGEs AT GRENADA.
Wilmington, A,g. 15-The following
has been received here from Grenada, Miss
issippi:
GRENADA. MISSISSIPPI, Aug. IA. '7S.
To THE MAYOR OF WILMINGTON Help
US to pay nurses and bury the dead. Our
Town is graveyard. We need help. The
mayor is dying, aud I am the only officer
left.
.ISiened,l E. ID. MouLroN.
City marshal and acting mayor
Immediately on the receipt Of the above
telegram, the board of aldermen of the city
convened and made an appropriation fol
the Grenada sufferers, aud appointed com
mittee of seven t solicit contributions from
citizens. 1t is thought a liberal SUN will
be raised.
No CASES AT CAIRO.
Cairo, ILL.,. August 15.-No cases of yell
low fever here. Quarantine regulations are
being strictly enforced. and the board Of
health has adopted resolution forbiddine
entrance to the city of express messengers
aud other train employees direct from the
yellsw fever inflicted districts.
AT NEW ORLEANS.
New Orleans, August 15.-New cases
90; deaths H.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Cincinnati, August 15.-The way freigh
on the Marietta 4 Cincinnati railroad, Will
on heavy grade near Cincinnati, o, las
night, struck horse, causing the engine ane
% cars to leave the track. Pat Chane, fire
man Mont. Henry, brakeman were kille'
and J. Batterton engineer, severely sca'de'
and burned,
REATEN TO DEATH.
Wheeling, w. Va, Aug. 15.-Last even
ing Henry Schmulback and Hamilton +
Forsyth, of this city, were buggy riding, an
becoming engaged in quarrel, schmulbac
beat Forsyth, causing the latter's death in a
hours time. The inquest will be held tn
afternoon.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-15
REArEN TO DEATH.

Wheeling, w. Va, Aug. 15.-Last even
ing Henry Schmulback and Hamilton r.
Forsyth, Of this city, were buggy riding, and
becoming engaged in quarrel, Schmulback
beat Forsyth, causing the latters death in an
hours time. The inquest will be held this
afternoon.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-15

Cincinnati, August 15.-The way freight
on the Marietta 4 Cincinnati railroad, while
on heavy grade near Cincinnati, O., last
night, struck horse, causing the engine and
% cars to leave the track. Pat Chane, fire.
man Mont. Henry, brakeman were killed
and J. Batterton engineer, severely sca'ded
and burned.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-15
MARKETS BY 1ELEeRAp Il
WALL STREET.

WALL STREET.
New York, Aug. Is.
Money-2c.
Gold--1.OOsc.
Stocks-strong.
Goverments-irregular.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-15

CHICAGO.
Chicago, Aug. Is.
WnEAr-heavy, lower; No. 2, redwinter,
oslo for cash; 99lc fer September; No. 2,
spring, 99c for cash; 99.c for August; 95sc
for September.
CoRN-frm and shade higher; 39sc for
cash or September.
OArs-steady; 223c forcash; 22lc bid
for September.
RYE-52c.
BARLEY-9s@1.0O for cash; lis for
September.
PoRk-wcak and lower 1918 for cash
1860 for September.
LARD-weak and lower; 1855 for cash,
September.
WH1sKY-1.O6.
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, Aug. Is.
WHEAT-spring, dull, winter 1c Flower
quiet No. 2, spring, August, Ill.
RYE-6rm.
CoRN-a shade 6rmer; 47@50c for mixed
western.
! BARLEY-nominal.
oArs-steady; so@ss3c for mixed west
ern; 3l!@36c for white.
PoRK-quiet; 1l.O0.
LARD-heavy; s.s0@s.90c.
WHlsKY-1.0S!@1.09.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-01

M. cosrurans r. n. Garner, q. q. Haydeas =
7. f3sone snd 4, c. C'ousts. TIE gallant knight
~ flesm0nico carried uiF che hfst rrine = as'e
souFney, and wen ne honor q tfouuisg tl's
ourrn uf Love ss55 Beauty. A Sc eecufrsa "a
tween Crezey, fIossPar and Clendower ior siass
hossor az efowning tle srss and Fensaieing sla'is
o. Honor. Tke ssms vas warmfy contested aasA
rnsslted IS fellows GlerdofEes, Is Maid. ot
lIoHor, Hosspsr, second, and Csessy thasd. ms
clouds ~ this tire began % frcwn ana sooa
vrnssd their wrath spon the breads q The Pleh-
sure seekers. A stampede took psace, bat ne
Juarcs and knights stood TO tlssr Pcstss and set
lied the coasest npon the 6eia- Ths rnin Pre-
rrnsed the usual cussom Of hcstowing thc crowns
upon The field, and the crowns were given ne
knighss 70 bestow 81 win, whsrs they eoald he
given when the eyes Of Tire cEuwd cousd not
blush the fnir resipiens CIT Ct fir ard graceful
acknowledgement. We trusted, however, 70 the
taste o. the gallant vics0rs % hssiOw the hcncrs
upon those wh0 would grace The aAy, the ne'n-
orr and the thought. wewert not disapposnsed
whan Miss Sue Bourne led the danes as Queen
or Love Of Bennty, with Miss Julia Raleys Miss
Ida Dorsey and Miss A. Turner as her attend
ant Maids a Houor. Mar the days sport b re-
nembsred By those who gagged In 4, and may
their lives h exer filed with such ennobling
thoughts As then inspired thesns and may their
victories ever be rewarded by the approving
smile Of beauty and grace. a brass band was
in attendance on the field and cnlivcned the oc-
casion By strains Of martial music. The Ball ct
night was held in tlse SOciety's Hall, and was
proneunced By those who attended u e = sue
cess in every particular. We would designate
some who, on account Of various fascinating
qualities, were the bellies Of the evening, bat We
GorgOt-there was he Queen and her maids, and
we would not be dislcyal enough TO intimate
that another light could be in the charmed cir
Gle Of her Majesty. The dance was kept up until
late and our friends who had visited the Town
were late in the day, ON wednesday, before they
took their ways towards home. The most per-
feet order prevailed in the whole affair, and
thanks are due to the managers. We have NOT
learned the amount realized for the charitable
object, but would suppose 1t was not inconsider-
able.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-01

Free Scholarships.
We understand that the Western Maryland
College is now prepared to take free Students
from the several Senatorial Districts as provided
for In the late law on the subject. As these free
Students have board, tuition and books fur
uished them, the opportunity would seem good
one for the poor and deserving, for though the
law leaves the appointment optn to all, yet it
would seem that IL should belong Of right TO
those who cannot otherwise avail themselves Of
the higher educational advantages. This APP
poiutment is open to both sexes, the female de-
partment being exceptionally good. While on
this point, we would call attention 70 the fact
that there are four free scholarships atSt. Johns
College yet to be filed from ST. Mary's. These
scholarships carry with them free tuition, room
rent, &c, so that the holders Of them are at to-
tai expense Of only $500 for the entire year
certainly very little for collegiate advantages.
These are entirely distinct from the two aPpoint-
meuts that carry with them free tuition and
board. We understand the examination for
these free scholarships will take place at the time
Of holding the examination for teachers, which
viii be about the goth Of August The advan-
tages offered in this matter are so marked that
we trust all the vacancies viii be promptly filed.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-01

Having obtained the agency Of this celebrated
soap for Hollywood and vicinity, append ths
opinion Of some our best people as TO is meritE
have used "Dobbins' Electric Soap" made
by 7. L. Cragin 4 Co., Philadelphia, Pa, ard
pronounce IL the best soap have ever used The
rapidly and cnse with which il enables one TODD
ones washing is really surprising. Boiling lhs
clothes IL entirely unnecessary and no rubbingB
needed. woLId not be without IT,.
Mrs. 4. GOoDwHG.
have no hesitation In saying that no bouss
keeper should be without Dobbins Electric Soap.
can heartily recommend II. II is charm 10
the wast-tub. Mrs j. X. THOxPsoS.
As a time, labor and money-saTiag article
take pleasure in recommending DObbins SoaP 70
my neighbors. II promises wonders but dos
all Il promises. A. 4. WOOD:
desire all my friends and customers to give
this soap one trial, 50 they may know just DO"
good the best soap in the u $. Is. 5. &. EHosf'
son, Sole Agent, Hollywood, Nd. JG-lGt.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-01

A goodly number Of lcadiag citizen gathered
last evening st 0:30 o'clock at Trinity Cathedral
20 witness the marriage N Mr.. Willis NJ Yates
and Miss Idaiyn II. Gwyer. daughter Of Hon
VIM. A. Gwycr. The church had been hand
somely decorated fof the occasion. All were IN
expectation as the appointed hour arrived. The
loud peal Of the organ announced the entrance Of
The bridal party, who passed up the aisle to the
ehancel in the following order:
Miss Eta Gwyer, the bride sister, escorted BY
Mr.. Kent X. Hayden, cousin Of the groom.
The bride aud groom.
Hon. and Mrs. wm. A Gwyer, the brides pa.
rents.
The escort separated at the cancel, the gentle
men stepping 10 the and the ladies TO the left
while the principal parties advanced 10 the cler-
gymen, Rev. Frank II. Miilspangh Dean Of the
Cathedral, assisted BY Rev Robert Doherty.
canon Of Browneil Hall. The services were con-
ducied In the impressive form Of the EniscopaI
church. At their conclusion the parties returned
90 their carriages, and were driven 70 the senot.
where Mr.. and Mrs. Yates took tbs train for ST.
Paul and other points in Minnesota, where they
will pass bridal visit of several DAYS.
In eongratulasing this young couple on their
auspicious union The Heruf3 takes pleasure IN
alluding 70 their prominence in our lest ciscIrs
and the high esteem In which both are held -
Dir. Yates, is . brother Of Mr.. HeEry w. Yates.
and has been one Of the foremost workers in Trim
ify's Sunday Schools, using his time and means
unsiiniediy 10 efforts to elevate and improve the
yoang, especially chilerea Of poor families aud
IiEniied advantages. His course in this respect
e exceptional from ts5st Of young men general
". and onesr0m whirha valuable lesson can b
learned.
The bride Is an accomplished gradua6s Of
Browncll Hail., an amiable lady, ana as dauCh-
Ter of leading citizen has had the opportunity
70 exsrt widespread and Wholesome influence,
whirh viii not Be wholly lost by her accession
70 witly duties lmaku nsvuId.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-01
lIl d

IN BaltimosN e.tr. a. sle a1th a. 1siy. 81 Con-
Aansptian. Ia i SEAL, IL The yznd year q
itr a<e.
Died. At - ieern IL his Tncls. Logan o.
safh, Lcudra f.snty. "a, On the 18th Instant,
1sD<sAA =. @zki Il, IN the 4lst gear q - aEe-
Mr.. Snlth wAF hurn II sise ab0ve nasnrd c0nn-
= and STATE. ~ Is nsrlT childhood his Parents
nrored % AieasasFia, Va where D. was raised
ard edne2trf i early nlsnhoc1 BE cane 20
=. MAxy caAstFs which pizrs continued 20 he
hfs h0sne mmsH eaEied nprA 70 surrender bis
earthly pnEsszs'z - hs4aeash his soul g God
and pass awns IS q hFiTAle- and happier land
= life, wise ard usf1a, and death Fesigned and
holy. IhAn H hnman character could have
iewer faults @iasd Hp in its trxfsres and few
c0uld hase $3.50 fhEongh 80 lo1g life 81 Ser
vice with EEralafinn more peffecily unspotied-
II business trnnzaefions he was ufSifofmiy
prompt hona4I ard courteous. but conscious g
playing wei bis part = always hrm, deliberate
ard manly. WITH the great virtue Of fortifn0e
he combined . patience insineible . temper
cheerful and Mazne. and IN admirable sparst @
kindnessa ard i Anity. In his social relations
too, whero nsaa ere most enectnally tired, 10
biemish can = fslfcied. To bis bereaved wife
and children aFe hest known bis tender for
bearnnce. ksn8 dulgence. oFgiEing mildnesa,
and warm nii. ns-always Iooking out for TIE
advnncemenf d ir happiness, wish watchfal
prudence wisffN eTdcd them from harm. This
noble liib mas bat--
sppf zpnn in, M - ri.
'f6 III ~ 6Fld proclaim /,
One crowdra hear Of good mans liie
Il worth a age Of ren0wn and fame.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-01

A VICTORY FOR A MARYLAND HORSE.
Governor Bowie's FLY Belle gained a
brilliant victory az Saratoga. The New
York San gives the following descrip-
ton OF the event: cat - o'clock the
bell rang for the FLIES to appear to run
one mile and an eighth for the Alabama
stakes. This was The big purse OF the
day (S3, 350), for FLIES foaled in 1878,
$iO0 entrance, half forfeit, with 1000
added, the second FLY to receive $500.
Out of forty-one nominations these
started: p. Lo,illard's Perfection, @.
B. Bryson's Telephone, G.. L. Lorillard' s
Balance All and Lulanier, o. Bowie's
Belle. ID. ID. Withers' Invermore, and
w. Astor's Pride of the Village. The
betting averaged: G.. Lorillard's en-
tries. $50: Perfection, $50; Pride OF
the Village, $40; Belle $50; Telephone,
SIS, and Invermore SD. The filiies
sprang away on very even start. At
ter a few strides Balance All showed
her head in front Of The pack. They
ran well punched for a quarter OF q
mile. Balance All holding her own,
with Belle second, Lnlanier third, and
the others close up. making very pref
Nv and exciting race. Telephone hung
back clear of the dust from the halt
mile. the others still keeping company,
with hot work between Balance ali.
Belle and Lulanier. The race up The
homestretch was one that drew plan-
dts from the grand stand and quarter
stretch. 1t looked as though George
LoFiIlard's star was. as usual, IN the as
cendant, but the driver of Belle was
determined to win If possible, using
whip and spur freely. On the last fnr-
long Belle answered to the call, jumped
TO the front, end came in three-qaarters
of q length ahead Of Balance All. In
vermore was good third, Pride of the
Village fourth, Lulanier 9Th, Perfection
sixth, and Telephone last. Belle is the
little chesnut FLY that bad the Ladies
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-01

The demands upon oaf columns in the shape
ofcosruposdenss, coatfibaiions and Local Dot
finrs would iass prevensed any extended edi-
focal meslsos on wssk, essn ireufreat items
of news ha1 been ofabsosaing interest and not
Cat, stale and insipid a. they actually are
And, Grst, there 10 no change In the European
situation, though opposition is beginning 10 be
manifested against certain DEGREES Of Tie Berlin
CongFess, notably IN Italy and Greece and BY she
Gladstone following In tbe English Parliament.
This dseonisnt bewsvsr l. 10 fesble present 10
occasion eoBrern In asy welI-informed quarssr.
The Potter Commitise, fbosgh q b 10 meet
again, 10 ssppossd te hare fred lie last gun as
the seA-aids resort wbeEeit has besn latest iaves
sigaling. Iisfatnre msedng 10 understood 10
Be nsrsiy for The Purpose q eoiIasing The facts Il
has discovered and reporting them 10 Congress.
The Communists, Labor Teformers, Gresnbsck adj
vocasea, or whsssvsr ether name thsy may 90
BY. are making great noiss In the cities AID
she other day In washiBgtaa provoked = breach
q DE peace. TIE Polies, however, were equal d
she situations nad locked up The noiaicst q Tbs
crowd IN jaii.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-01

The Retreat, which commenced NJ 81. Alloy
sius' Church, Leonardtown, on Sunday morning
last viii close to-day. II has been ably and
zealOusly served by Fathers Emig, Hoar and Wei
nanza who have had the satisfaction Of admins
tering the Sacrements 70 almost the entire con-
gregation and Of receiving besides many back
sliders into the Church. The Retreat at Sc.
Johns, under the direction Of Fathers NcAtce,
DOugherty and Paeciarini, We learn, was equally
successful. The Rev. Fathers open the retreat al
Lady's Chapel, Medley's Neck, on Sunday next
August 9TH, and at St. Francis Xavier's Church
NewtOwn, on Sunday, August, 18th.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-01
Rain.

ksia.
The prolonged drought Of the past four weeks
was broken Monday evening last BY q eopiOus
rain which was followed during the aigbt and
Tuesday morning by intermittent showers which
had the effect Of thoroughly soaking the earth
and greatly beneiting The growing crops Of
corn and tobacco, besides putting land in con-
dition to fallow. The cloudy weather which has
since prevailed has also been of great advantage
to crops and at this writing there is hopeful
look on the faces Of farmers they have not worn
for many day.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-01

A prominent Maryland druggist sends
the following: A gentleman called IN
yesterday, who had been constant SUI
lerer from Dyspepsia for ten years. and
informed me that Keller's Vegetable
Life Drops had cured him. receive
similar reports from al those who have
used the Life Drops for either dyspepsia.
indigestion. Constipation, Sick Head
ache. Biliousness and Liver Complaint.
and could send you lots Of certificates.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-01
csmmItssats jail.

Enoch L. Graves, son Of Henry C. Graves
Of Oakviile distric; was lodged in our Jail under
commitment Of Justice James @. Spalsing to
await sn iDquisition 10 be held by His Honor
Judge Ford for the purpose Of determining rs TO
his sanity and the safety Of allowing him 70 be
at large. This unfortunate man aboat four
years ago was adjudged luhatic and was con-
Gned for q short time in Montevue Hospital from
which he was released after q partial recovery.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-01
Ans.hsr Juvenile srsurn,ra.n..

We learn that the three arches which are to be
seen in The Court House yard have been put up
ior purposes Of another Juvenile tournament
which Is TO come on Tomorrow friday. 1t is
understood that il il the "big boys' who are 10
contest this time and that little knights like
'LittIe Breaches 'sMiistead, - sfst. Mnry,s Bea
con- silver Star" etc., etc, are not eligi-
bic 70 enter.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-01

We call attention to the Advertisement 70 !,
days paper Of the old. reliable and Te-Apo,Jt.
house Of Noah Walker 4 Go. This esADl ~,
meat, with branchts in Washington ana
where, Is one Of the largest ard most 60. !, ~
the eoHatTy. five are not mistaken, w.. .l =
first house which made the bushes .. : Tic To-
ready-made clothing respectable and fel1ss h, he
day the Messrs. Walker are patron lI.- u ,gy.
most respectable and fasiidiOus in the cOSA1'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-01

Hon. A.P. German Chairman Of the democratic
state Central COMMITTEES, has called meeting 3,
tae COMMITTEES for August sth at Barsum's Ho-
Tel, Baltimore, al which TINE The day ana plae,.
viii Be hxed for holding the Congressional uri.
Ea.Eies in the several districts Of Maryland.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-01
oms,sl Notification.

Lieutenant James Johnson. Of the Scrond POI
lice Disirict' Washington, D. c., reports rs io-
lows: Sergeant Acton, officer Morgan, and
my daughter, Ellen johnson, have been prompt
~ and entirely cured by the use Of Keller's RO-
man Eminent as learn from them personally:
first, Of Rheumatism, in cases Of the men. and q
Neuralgia and severe Rheumatic pains Of the side
and back in the case Of my said daughter"