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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-01-09

passed it around the beasts neck. and
held on not only till he had choked
him of, but until Reeves was ready to
pay his debt. This bite was a bad one
to heal. 3
a party of six were hog hunting ii
the Yenrit Hills, when the shikaree was
sent to tell of a tiger. Dismounting and
taking our guns, we climbed the steep
hillside by cattle track. Ny horse
had fallen with me in the morning. and
being quite lame, could not keep pace
with the rest.
Before knew what was going on. sew
eral shots were fired some sixty or seven
ty yards toward me. Bullets whistled
round, and leopard was springing down
the path before me. Taking it altogeth
er, it struck me the situation was not a
safe one, so, stepping off the path, I drop
ped down behind a rock, allowing the
beast to pass close to me, while some
more bullets knocked up the stones be-
hind him.
s'Pull him out!" says one. We placed
ourselves as each thought best, and show
cred down rocks upon the great milk bush
that covered him
My place was just over him. After a
considerable time, out he came at the
foot OF the rocks, roaring savagely and
sprangg up rock some ten feet high, to
get at a man standing there; as he was
within a foot of the mans leg my bullet
struck him through the lungs, rolling him
back, but not before his blood had squirt
ed all over the spell-struck man.
With this mortal wound in him he
tried to- reach several of the party, but
sank at last with some ten or twelve holes;
through his, beautiful spotted skin. He
was very fine specimen Of 3 leopard
The man who was nearly caught thanked
me very gratefully for saving him.
Frightened though he had been, he now,
rather boosted of the foamy blood spots on
his black skin.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-01-09

When my friends rgn down, got
and fsllowed on. The inen on the hin side,
n ran to . raviDe where the tai of onn
auary oaala be seen.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-01-09

Smoked Hahn. hrsat na pieces lnot too
on tie stove ID q spider: ciyer with cold wa
ter: let this come tosa sealg {be sure not bolt..
and then turn off the watts and cover again
with cold water; scald al before; then take
equal quantities Of milk ard water, enough t.
cover, anatsicken with hbur, add two WE'LL.
beaten and pee g Suo'es 6i.s SIZE
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-01-09

HARRY dIOSt PiOM tly, AdHS5u1HS.
ssAll right, I'll call again when you are
in better humor, Ray Mrs. Santelle, you
promised to show me your pelargo niums,
think?''
| The conservatory door had barely
| closed on their heels when Livingston's
| leyity vanished.
q Mrs santelle, Ray is a much sicker
nan than you have any idea Of. Can't
MDu see the terrible state of irritation he
come too Crossness and Raymond
not possible, as you know, and If you
IKE my advice and send tor doc
aamay save him q sickness, perhaps
ASend for DR.. Tremaine or DIR.
ma tell which ever one takes the
lou and I have so often inn
lit Ray has some trouble on
. Santelle was in condition
Mapless alarm after Mr.. Liiv-
zone. It had never occurred
W Ray was threatened with
Sse than an influenza, and
ston was actually limiting at
M She flew back to Rays
sitting room things had
th Ray since he had come
Rsand year determined
bctor must be sent for and
d he wanted. She went in,
8
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-01-04

TRoUT IN NARYLASD WATERs.-A
largs number ~ brook trout have been
distributed daring the past season by
T. b. Ferguson. fish commissioner. from
the clearinghouse. Druid Hill park, to
parties. wishing to stock ponds. and
streams. This year q much larger
uumberof these Ash have beenprovided,
and viii &c distributed gratuitously TO
any one waning them on. and after Jam
uary Is. Persons making application
must take 10 the clearinghouse ves-
scls IN which to remove the fish. In
deposii;ng the fish they should be
placed Is near the head Of the stream
~ possible, and placed in the water af-
ter dark a. they can become accustomed
90 The water and find hiding places
Blank receipts viii be furnished at the
Westinghouse. on which the stream
in which The fisha are 10 be deposited
must be named By applicants. 1t is
hoped BY this arrangement that the
streams Of 81. Mary's may be laid UNI
der contribution to test the merits OF
the proposed benefaetion Of Mr.. Fergu-
son and we suggest that measures be al
once taken 70 stock one or. more eligi-
be runs with The brook trout.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-01-04

Published Every Saturday.
Subscription 81 80 per year.
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The Weekly Sun for 1878 will commend itself
TO its host ol rcadcrs--now much more nuHleT-
Gus than AZ any period Of is always prosperous
career-by, II possible, increased attention 70 the
need ii Is intended to supply: that Of hrst-class
family newspaper.
In us Literary features "a win be wi bout
peer Dhe 0Figinal-aBd eelccted articles for tAat
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be, AS heretofore, ehasie, attractive and Of the
very highest order There will not be a word or
a sentiment In It's columns that can offend any
Home or Fires de. The series Of original stories
which has been so acceptable TO its readers will
continue TO be leading feature throughout tho
year.
The news from all parts Of the world will be
carefully collated in each issue, and every incl
dent Of importance viii be recorded. Especial
attention Is given editoriAlly 10 matters Of poii
ical social, moral and industrial interest 70 all
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employees Of the industrial vocati1ns, and strict
adherence TO The card nal principles Of our re-
publican institutions, are earnestly advocated in
The Weekly Sun.
The Farmers Department Of The Weekly Fun
Is edited by gentleman possessed Of greatk now
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and Horticulture, Everything pew and substan-
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plain aud comprehensive manner.
The Markets, financial commercial and cattle,
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and their condition given up 20 the hour Of GO
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States, and strictly accurate and reliable.
As an advertising nedium The Weekly Sun is
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Of is space Is allowed 70 that purpose, but lis
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rrss q rrsrn a.aa.r of shi, psssr.

In order to introduce the Diamond Spring
Wheat in this section, win send s small pack
age Of sample grains, with special terms to
agents, and my Ssed Catalogue for 1878, free Of
charge to every reader Of this paper on receipt
ola three cent stamp to pay postage. The Dia-
mond Wheat is the largest in the world. II
grows and natures in any climate in the United
States. The grains average nearly one-halfinch
in length. One grain produces from rs TO IS
stalks with heads averaging from Z TO Q inches;
each head containing about 20 grains. Ad-
dress w. s. TIPToS, Scotsman, Cleveland, Ten
nessee 81.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-01-04

In Baltimore city, on the 1lfh Of December,
1877, by the Rev. William II. Chapman, i. L.
BACON to Miss JENNIE 3. FOXWELL, both
Of this county.
On the 10th Of December, 1877, BY the Rev.
VIM. H., Barnes, RICHARD B. SANNER and
MAMIE, eldest daughter Of John w. Jones.
all Of is>eoupty.
On Dec. I7th, 1877, JOS. C. NcwILLIANs
TO MAUD BURCH.
MOLLIE r. FORD.
On Dec. 18th, 1871, by the Rev. Mr.. Eeale,
JAS. J. NORRIS to GE0RGEANNA GULL
SON.
On the same day, BIZ the Rev. Dir. Murphy,
LLOYD LATHRUM 70 ANNIE C. TIPPETT.
On Dec. 29sh, 1871, by the Rev. Mr. Neale,
CHAS. Il. POMEROY TO RUTH v. CLEMENTS.
On Dec. 3Ist. 1877, by the Rev. Mr.. Murphy,
JOHN A EVANS 20 NARY u. BEAN.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-01-04

Literary.
The peeeruber Issue o. FIlaekwocd has been re-
c.;x,a and its csosribasians. ftom No. l. 20 Ne
4 interviewed and 6und fuzzy Up % the high
r..rk IL merit which = saade an ezensiai condi-
ton u publication IN thia monthly.
The Baltimors Weesls Saz Cor Christmas week
was double sheet ofeght pages and p'as hrim-
fal Of literary attractions. The same publishers
seas out ahout the same time TIE Baltimore san
Almanac which contained, besides the Statistical
literary and astronomical matters usual 70 pub
licasiOns Of this sort vast mass Of information
Of sl,eeiaI interest 20 MarylaRders. The Prospse-
sus Of the Weekly and Dolly San Is published IN
our columns to-day.
The Christmas issue OF the Baltimore W-skly
Casssis was superb namber and was enriched
wi,h mach valuable matter, original and selec-
sea. Ias reuiniscencrs Of Old-time lawyers, doe
tors and artists were particularly interesting.
The Iittle Bee also spcsad lis wings for Christ
mas and attracted much o0mnendasery noticeio
the nealness Of ITS appearances and Tia merit q is
literary presentations
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-01-04

A medicine, like a man, is judged
by the good it accomplishes. The
widespread testimony as to the effica-
cy OF Keller's Vegetable Life Drops,
and its continuous use wherever intro
duced constitute reason sufficiently
strong for the Endorsement OF so valua-
bic preparation: since no inIerior COM
pound. however well managed, could
meet with the remotest degree Of favor
compared with that with which the
Life Drops were received.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-01-04

A VoIcE From SwEDEN.-.7meri-
can Chemist md their Production mp
.preciafed By the Professors at the ceLe-
brafed Unirersifies in STeeRen. Mr..
Sachs. Sir,-At your request, I have
tested Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair
Reviewer, in my practice at the "SE-
RAINIER Hotel," and can say, it will
restore gray hair to its original color.
II IS entirely harmless, and is yalua-
bic remedy to use in such cases.
p. Fl. MALMSTEN,
Professor Of Chemistry and Medicine.
STOCKHOLM, July 6, 1868.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-01-04

BUSINESS BEFORE THE LEGISLATURE,
Among the important matters to come
before the Legislature, which met al
Annapolis on. "Wednesday last. besides
the election Of United States Senator
and police Commissioner for Baltimore,
are the following:
An effort will be made 10 extend The
limits Of the c;iy Of Baltimore, TO in
clude the Belt of Baltimore" also to
annex Baltimore county to she city,
Bills will be offered TO establish an alb
baiioiF near The city, but beyond the
city limits.
Amendments wsll be proposed to the
present Police Commissioners law
Also % the magistrates law. extending
their jurisdiction and more clearly de-
fang crimes 20 be tried by them.
The tramp question win be subject
Cor legislation, and some act viii no
doubt be passed to define and punish
tramps.
The State Temperance Alliance viii
urge the passage Of an act TO give the
citizens Of Baltin'Ose an opportunity 10
VOse upon The local option question.
The CLAIMS cf TIE State against the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad for taxes,
and the settlement OF the difference in
rclaiioa Ia the States one-fif.h of the
passenger fares On the Washington
Branch. viii be IN important subject
before the Legislature.
Appropriations will be required TO
complete and furnish the House Of Cor
reesion, and tOimprOve the Insane He's
ritai ID Spr:Eg Grove.
Alargr appropriation win be askcdfor
60 complete the Improvements at the
State House.
A change win be proposed in The
present State tobacco warehouse system
and toSaCseia~pecgioa laws.
Some plan for Tan reform viii form a
proniaeas and important part Of the
besiness Of the session.
The oyster police Law may also pro-
baby undergo amendment. and fur
ther Legislation be proposed sor he
protection ofthe oyster beds Of the
State.
An amendment VIII be proposed 70
the present militia law.
Besides gscse special snbiecs= Tor leg
isissioa. thc general appropriation bin
Scr the expenses 81 the Stale govern
ment. and = large number SC ether i'm
porsant biEls Of = public and private a.
snrr win ceeury the attention Of the
Legislature
A Stzae Treasurer - 10 Be elected:
Hnn. Barnes Compton. The present IN
runlbeaa, being The most psoasiaeat can
asde1e-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-01-04

We regret to learn that L. G. Combs. Esqr.,
Of the St. Georges section Of our county, met
with the serious mishap Of having q leg broken
last week by being thrown from his horse. Our
information, which Is indirect, is 10 the effect
that Dir. Combs, who haze been visiting Neigh
Dor and was on his return home, was in the act
of bending over to open gate, which ke had aP-
preached at a somewhat rapid pase, when bis
horse madea denspring upward and forward,
knocking of the upper bars Of the gate but 9th
erwise clearing Il, throwing him OF with the
above result. Atlatcst accounts, Mr.. Combs was
convalescing. f
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-01-04

THE Nh. LEcIsLATURE.-Tbongh we
have no information as 20 the action
which was taken by the democratic
members ofour Legislature on Wednes-
day Eigilf last n Segard TO the officers
&c the two Houses. the shadowings are
pretty elear that Edward Lloyd. Of Tai
bot, will be elected President Of The
Senate, Z. A. cassaway, Chief Clerk
AMI ". N. Bis. Reading CLERK. In the
Hsase, r. S. Hobliizel. If Baltimore,
Is believed TO- be the coming man fos
Speaker, M. Y. Kidd Cor Chief and DR..
WIN. n. Cole Reading Clerk. The
contest fOr-Po.ice Commissioner Is mar
r0wed down 70 OiImoF and hfisroy, the
chances being decidedly WITH gallant
Harry sns hTs cid Confederate cha~s
here will hear SC BIS success with an
alleged piessun. immediate rep.
resentatiyes we're all at their posts Of
duty when last heard from.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-01-04

article; but simply call the attention OF
The pubIic 10 them with The view that
they give them that earnest thought
which their great importance demands.
That the present system Of repairing
public roads Is an outrage, Al not high
rag robbery. I think there are but few
who viii deny. II il therefore earnest
" desired thai taxpayers meet IN Leon
ard Town on Tuesday. Jan. 9Th. with .
view TO take some action in the matter
which may bring relief.
TAx-PAYER.
Jan. 3rd, 1878.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-01-04
1875 TIE Sun, 1878

BALTIHoRE, MARYLAND.

a. baltimore Daily Sun Tor 1878 win ma
sty,wa a. heretofore 20 print ell the freshest ana
fafrxf news. in q condensed and readable form
4 the sane time giving prominence 10 that which
i most interesting.
M efFort 70 continue % maintain It's reputation
IN accurate and punctnal reports Of things AZ
Incnl interest relating 70 Politics, Business liz
erature and Law, and the public Occurrences Of
The sun 4 independent Of als parties and nos-,
sectarian: lis ai II 10 state facts In so thorough
" impartial q way rs 20 enable its readers 10
torn their own Judgment concerning thea. and
in al discussions Of public questions to pat prip
eiples above men.
IN sheso DAYS. when party allegiance Is Ions
eninr is bonds, and the necessity 1f many radi--
cal reforms in the administration Of Federal,
State aad municipal governments, Of strict econ.
onav In the nsa Of pablo unoney and Of rigid a.
couuaahality OF the part Of all grades ef ofcialg
has been Demonstrated, TIE Sua win give its.
cordial support 70 these men whose honesty aud
capacity are unchallenged, and TO those meas
urcs tkat wis best promote the general welfare.
Reaching AT classes OF al shades Of political
opIuion. and az oil secis and creeds, the aim OF
tn Sun = 70 do justice 20 Al and 70 be regarded
AZ Trustworthy and Impartial, printing nothing
In f,a columns that Is Questionable in morals or
that shall Invade in any way the privacy Of Ne
family.
All home and abroad the year 1878 promises
70 Be saIl Of incidents and events Of peculiar in
teress Whatever news IL may bring viii lie
given I'm The Sun with the faithfulneSs and ac-
curaey that have made Il acceptable, not oniy in
MARYLAND and adjoining States, but throughout
the whole country Ofail the recurring phases
of POLITICAL opinion and action our Washington
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informed, both through regular and telcgraPhic
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canpsese daily reports Of the operations Of the
stock Boards Of Baltimore and New York, with
such remarks az may serve 70 elucidaie the causes
Of their fluctuations. Its commercial columns
will give the correct prices Of hrcadstuifs and
provisions. and all The other leading 'commOdi-
ties from day 10 day, not only at Baltimore, but
by telegraph from all the principal cities.
In all other matters also The Sun represents
the progressive spirit Of the age. II is . paper
for the household as well as the merchant and
politician; for the poor as well as the rich; do
ing Justice 20 at and q fayoTiie with all classes
A an advertising medium The Sun is unsur-
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-01-04


The feast Of Christmas was observed in the
churches Of the different denominations in the
morning At St Aloysius' church, and in the
evening 81 ST. Peters. Many Of our citizens
kept open house and had repeated callers until
late. Fun and frolic held high carnival after the
worshiping. The boys INDUCED in their own
anusenents in the way Of FIRE works and many
Of the displays were very beautiful. Christmas
day was ushered in by the Ere Of cannon, under
the direction Of the Owl Club. The season Of
merriment did not end until afler the death Of
The old year. Having nothing 70 do, We leisure
ly watched the different pleasures INDUCED in By
town and county. Many Of our cOuntry friends
were present, andtlge Christmas pasiime, rafting
for poultry, was the rule. New Year Day was OBJ
served BY macy Of ourpeoPleass day ofpIeasure.
We have not got up 70 the fashions q the big
world in making this day one Tor calling and re-
newing acquaintance. The Holidays have now
passed and the realities q another year are upon
us. We hope all cur patrons had Merry Christ
mas and Happy Sew YseT.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-01-04

Criminal Rssufsfassn.
3. Frank Smith, Sheriff. is now absent In
Washington City 70 receive the body Of wm-
Curtis alias Reed, cOIOred, charged with stealing
a horse belonging to Ignatius Simms. Esqr., in
the 9Th district. The requisition vas made by
Gov. Carroll upon Chief Justice Cartier Of the
Supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia. The
Sheriff has not arrived with the PrisOner. but
cur exchanges state that he has received him and
started for st. Mary's.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-01-04

d 0elieisas Present.
We weee the recipient, not many days since,
fr0rn some unknswn friend, Of present a oys-
ters il lie shell, taken from one Of the famed
oyster covss fbr which 81. InigOcs' d renowned.
In both sine and Favor they were all that could
be desired, ana The iRdnigsnee Of eOajectnre As
10 the donor. added spice TO their enjOynent.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-01-04
nIEn

Tn washington city, ID. O., On the 18th Of
December, uIt.. EUGENE r., infant son Of y.
Z. and SUSIE MORGAN.
In Calvert county, Nd, on The 18th g De
cember, ult., JONATHAN YATES BARBER,
ST., In Che list year Of his age.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-01-04
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
Mary A. Drury
VS..
Arthur A. Drury, Admr. Of
VIM. II. Drury, ct al.

In the Circuit Court for st. Mary $
county, sitting as a Court of Equity.
No. 456 N. E.
nRDERED this 29th day Of Dee.
- 1877, that the Auditors Report,
fled in this cause, be ratified and con-
firmed, unless cause TO the contrary be
shown on or before. the 4th Monday Of
Jan. 1873, provided a copy OF this or.
der be published IN the st. Mary
BEACON, once week for three success
siye weeks priorto the said 4th Monday
Of January.
J. FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
True copy, Test -
j. FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
Jan 4. 1s7S-sw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-01-04

In pursuanee Of the above order, hereby give
notice that have obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Sc. Nary's coBnty, Maryland, letter.
Of administration ON the personal estate Of VIVA.
II. Hayden, late cf said county, deceased. All
persotSs having claims against The said deceased
sre hereby notified 70 exhibit the SANE with The
proper vouchers attached thereto % the suhseri-
Der, on 0F before the 10th dsyof April, 1879 they
will otherwise By law be excluded from the ben
esfs Of the said estate. All persons indebted 70
che decreased are requested 20 make immediate
payment 70 the Subscriber.
DANIEL c. HAMNETT,
Administrator
0rf N aarr-em
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-01-04

As the suggestion ofa Correspondent, writ
ing IN cur columns to-day, we propose Toes
day next, the sth instant, As the day for .
meeting Of he friends Of the proposed County
locker Club. or ~ the writer prefers 20 name IL,
''the Southern Nd. Blood Horse Association"
Though tie meeting be only initiatOryy full
attendance is desirable TO givethe project q good
send eH.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-01-04

Orphan Cart ef s.. Marys eoEafy, 6efs
Oct. rs, IsTT.
4 lRDERED BY TIE COURT, That Daniel G.
~ Hanmett, Adn1r. Of William II. Hayden,
late Of St. Mary's county, Maryland, de-
ceased, give the n0ties required b. law 20 the
that the same Be published once q week for sir
successive weeks in The ST. Mays Beacon.
Test; JAMEs 7. n. RALEY, -
Register q dis for Sc. Mary' scoGnty
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-01-04

~ Yoa can buy anything in the Sewing
Machine lire at The established and reliable Or
noxD ME- Co.. 81 n GAY STEEET, BALSIxaRE,
lower than any where else in the e0uniry. Ansong
other inducements they guarantee al Machines
years and furnish all attachments free.
Mailed free 70 an address. Thsy sell hrst-clasS
machines from $40 20 $40. Their reputation for
fair denling i wei known 10 many q Jour bess
citizens.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-01-04
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
Charles v. Hayden
vs.
Leo. II. Hayden ct al.

In the Circuit Court for st. Mary's
county, sitting as Court of Equity.
No. 459 N. Il.
ARDERED this 9th day Of Decem-
- Der, 1877, that the Auditors Re-
port, filed in this cause, be ratified and
confirmed, unless cause 10 the contrary
be shown on or before the lib Monday
of Jan. 1873, provided a copy Of this
order be published in the st. Mary
BEACON, once a week for three success
sive weeks prior TO the said 4th Mon
day Of January.
]. FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
True copy, Test -
J. PRANK FORD,
Clerk.
Jan A, 1678-3w.