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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-15
TeA.tAlil.f t'tllfJWAf.

Ilenstn has taen .l,ss.4t tn il
ffW Wtsak~ Mi nt4ist tu tns lissal ~ / n
s'hnAtin titss whurAlatsA III ngestlA
shst rInrr, NV Nptk llrfnIi
With eoiI snnrlr f,utle ~ ii l.n,i
r. thn putty A tptput murut Islrap@
Viii slna shr Waterloo IN tlsftu, With
nt,i in,,si, ltHfetinu iil~ fnll
The a,lsl dtllnf wp@ tot nnihu,
izsI until 1917. previous III tlrn II
existed unty In imagination, Thu
silver slltai Nm liz uHii of s,tltn
l.rnbtinlttf Tint eight hnnIf,d
millions In binds fnIl dine Va i*~t
and vie Will, thu purity that lttitus.
e~ rnyinH. inSfrnd w renewing tli.ln.
The New York l'Insp hits the
nuii el,lnrp ui, tus lnsal when /, III, !
.lirtA trouble 1tum the N,tttul,ntk ken.
Evil ,tnrrs have rH~un IL frnt titp
rod.
Tlt l.ntisal Commercial hrath II
rnMVr il,ui isut I,pnt4Vll II H. In
rpinn II Christian Tho sniur tuuhut
MI atnttud uhou, i.tcIx,inl, inai,,
centuries ago,
The DnIIn- County Hpzoite PER.
iiirt,ily ~nsbs
Soldiers. vote ~ you @iioi. ~ sns.
yDt.r homes nid nraslstr~ flnsu fu
rnthIvs~ st,oiIcr.
This II ihc way the Philadelphia
chrOt,itlc explains N: "'t'o.dny tlte
It'll" buy Hoe~ III swimming. nnl tn
next wrrk III. uirI.ftnk.i'1 vii.
eanIes nni Iii ii nav silk dress"
II II hundred etpIlar ipnd IruW
Ing only i jut rent. interest II ~uttI,
tiUl. Why rI,vul.i mt ii huneltr.I dbl
lnr nfcenl,ack. which onn rn.llly ~
iunDcd ~ u per- cent. lawful insfitrl
i" worth stiO2
Thu NV Maven llenI#ier eull,
nInH Some ingenious feItuW hi M.
vent n preparation fur browning il
,nan'~ fnes, unI taking t,m rkin IN
l,ts nU@c. ~ tint .sA~iate resorts enn
b. Dispensed with.
4 solitary rpiiinf. Whit. gilntd
ling twenty tive uttlss III pta1tip, aiiI
Keeping hundreds iii lhIinu~ ia ii
fr4tr,fnl,l. Iissn,irr. III other III,
nu- ~itlrH Nv lightning. l'lds u il
IT.. WY ~ cutting duati u .iHN.llup
Nifty
4 lnrh natted Mr.. PIT fpt ii eaIt
thin t,IArv. y ~i,vuti bns,t fispuHl,l,
.HIl it,c minister. "tttuf II Finn.ltts
wUuId hnvr suited yut heitrr.
"'ffne.' anil tie applicant. init Il
yDa Htse tile tlir t,taee | viii m,tte Il
II .inneitre."
TIE AIvestista. according ~ III,
Wntefloe Observer, itifettu spreading
thstf xtuns. and rpInv ~ u,,ps,
August II. IN tlsea WIN lbfot,a
going with them. ~ would Any flul
Inst yeat'r lmfhiba et,atntp+ viii MI
answer tl,s J,i1Itar. ~ r,tIv~.
~-tfuTle evtvH FI,nsr wus itr ft,psi
auuTtl@eI fnnn IL MAlur ~ tilsrpsef,
Ing tint 'ttl,e,u steers" hIituut fnrie,
tliHh iltey prsw' It'll II + iual ~
with The ptntnfts ~ t,ui't HIM
ti,e HHvrpRnte yui,la ~ ilta I,iifsl
tstnieH II n6N tn thousand million,
~ IotIEfa inss iIinu II WINS Iii lM,1
Contraction did IL.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-15

Ilenm.nl~. shlsi WET, hsllaf II
ant hallnusl si.ls. nnl III ull ushr,
tlri,sH. la rsss ~ 4. pail N. thu rrns
sln,,a iii lnletf. ilvmAisilset Tint ,hr
continuation ~ ihe fuiresty hy ihs
banking nn,i i,on,lhni.lInr commune,
lin~ 'v,l.trh ibs price II lahut nt,a vi
~ products ihtre fald and hrnre II
Will rals,itr three times ~ nlueh ~
the I,frsl,iria ~ laliut III fahusi the
hehta A. " .iIa wl,.n ihr drlttA were
ttn.le rtint ~ TIN tlnr contraction
nnd resumption hsnntl VT tln Hi.
nnerit hnntIiinlirr u surprised that
lMluf II ~ fe~tir-~ In,lst starvation
NrlStsM
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-15
lv,lglt ltHtttEl

Total ,,s,..35. III, ft2r .ftHt ttEl
yllH interest III tllIs shin III tatsalt
per prDt t,rr aunun, Will amount -
NJ Nv, ,ttl,tst, This Will re1uita III
tal,ur annually ~ 5.414,blg atle
bHdtaI men III s1fAt l1f ynnf ~ tHy
TIN Interest, l,fr.,ntr.t this Isrt MT
lnrlude tl,rlf living, for HIl tlu.s-
iu,lsi ant will, thy work for III II
masters, j.ntuf In this country
ri,pulI b. clothed In fln liHi,,Il1,pti,ts
~ u,0',InlUp, i n my NDn4sr Tint
there Il /. deai Lack upon industry
Ii thru MI plyrlrinn tttrfrf irr,
fj,H lHlIIul hrs eHI, rllre flu iils ~
this tepubIir, Town ~ IN Dast .lrs.
ltyu Reduced tn hursl JuDfoy tuplprs
NY fHsut, nyf ti,Du<HU.l, AUh VIII ~
thu next election llDtr II majority ~
M Nm oven il,e pol.ien 1Ulf II h6i,
than fi,e l,,rd i,Hiil MT s.otn ~ ~
NJ Interest FIR money.
About slGJtF,}i NM ~ tl,rr. drbiA
nnfr nDDiluti,tJ n, RtsfHbnfke rutiti
from ~ ~ ~ r.l,ts Dii dDilur ~
average ~ nhftlt NJ rttit.. Tl,s ff,Iil
value III ii.ur, daLir MIA nnat1f -
IND JHAt INN. Thus tI,r proti. M
fDfped ~ pny rtttlrrttHDO ~ nnnt,ni
interest more than tLry ought, anil
n tstt INN ttW n auiD principal t,s,,fst
II " sNfs ~ wy. thy nctxf a,sn ~
u, mud they i,.ttt ~ilowlJ, nltia.-
thy hAv' u,ntt tUplnt ~ JAy tls.,n
With, trr tWk National tt1nftiaf
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-15

ilhH sa asHisA itht ta6fgn8as fl
M ~ III hNf4lltr rn ilN tAt III WI
IFtFAillfst sitss hHttira Atrunl tt
~ sntAtlhf nspa ii4elt IL ~ tntt
hr#t rHsssHtl shfH VI mttah4tA n i
fnth III Ahls n INN IAHt aAtNtHt, II 4
llntsArtA lstttltilat hts ifttt fia II ~
fttHi rsa,t.s. Ill ttHt II aHi s4thils \
~ ihr fant, AaAh4i atfaAna W HtAfs
saA I'itn 4 rsttalHn II Will ts4B N
A'lll HI tstsstnft. iai M shnt taNs ii
snN aitnR sht stslr III MI llll vi ii
t#itt thfFt FIN f#ul iNaFls kettsh \
W. rtpst sGi tli,anp. iaitut ii tHgN II
lt##t VI wns "A TIL slasi Whit siis
ttAHaf HhI MI *tsasA Mite wi'htts fa~
ftAlf III .Aah Il ntha that laNstN,s,
tHtttsi Into shN htalllA rHit IAt
aiHAn tie t,tNRtNu# tpat i4s,i tIts
llsrr sstllatelHH l'tttsntn tnh tAls
nrrHtrA atpr ,tn hili where Mte,
II N Mail EnHst nNv Ntansg4 HI !,
ttn,,tinH,sl IN hnt pursuit l.asitr ~
W trttni iiaf MN sltNn iht hill,
.ttalit travelling hu,slh II .nm,,l,t
. tauNsst nf liz situation.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-15

did soldiers should MT fnll 10 MI !.
tAeh it.u Dr,iiiiH, fl their relief mil
recognition, ~ n rhset ~ lvnnI mi,
pAtef. md procure the signature ~
etsIy tOIdt.u ~ the NAf ~ il,t -
bsllion. This tI,ne. en,1ose n III M
envelope. and nbons thr tItri u next
Deeei,l'sr Hiall II ~ Hon. j. n. Kra.
y#f " Hon, n. II, nIlIetie, HreeI,Lnpk
members VI eotRiast, NHslliuDfn,,,
u. q. Thu Republican purity for II
long yeAr. hnn fuIltI ~ give yuu
ye,ir ,l'ta. a Inv III your paitlAl ~.
llef VIA vetoed ~ Grant ~ PET
while one giving him double fir sni.
Mfy NJ my oshHf president, H.
promptly approved. The petition
uAkH for - more TIM, Il I',x,iy yours.
II has hum wr,hpfnlly Withhold,
while millions hhse teet, inyI4Ily
showsts,l ,IpDn iI,ore who eolned il.e
blood aI,h in.Ia. thu toll nltd antIef.
Ing u yo', nnI Yours. Into untaxed
bondr, wj,Iel nIe rapplun the trry
lifr bloel from nll h0Usrt industry
Ai,d from, Ill legitimate enterprises,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-15

Tn claim ~ The editor ~ tlle Post.
VILE Keriem, ~ ~ having eyer iHen
Il .f.eiiI,nekrf. remind. ~ III TIN I,uy
VIII ntsei' ~ sunday .t.hnol for il,r
iIrat time. Hn,i wis asked ny fhr
superintendent N ILL., fnsher wns d
christian. -. yes" satd the little
rhnp, hut II ~,irh dnlI times he's
MT working ~ II mvcii. H. ~ny@ H.
can nuke more keeping SALOON Hnd
playing poker" " may bc i COOL
Rreenlmrkar Nv b. Inns styled him.
sill, but ~ eAn mike 10 much inoro
playing tnso thu hands NJ sherman,
Syndicate, Hhylrk X 60. TINT t,o
Isn't WDrslInU nj II much.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-15
How fm'il knew I'm.

II yp,t tuota ii very ruuHd shnul.
defei unt hi lywn tI,r" ,luyr. IL
safe III Lei tIsnt NJ u. ueM0.ffs
md haa Leel assisting IN getting Nj,
ii lp,nt FIR Trift,iet Hpt-ter.
if yeu srs whisky ii.ltttl,li.nu
sItI, ILL uu4.t sIfIfrI.4I Iitr ii vueh ii
i, rsItsnns thumb. ynu ~, iet Your
Iotinlu iDllaf ~ l,n- te.n l,palfieing
Ii ~ .iispt,ixe litus.tlf fpr flr rf,l,l.
I,iijpn Convention uitJieH Jri.
Lu1T.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-15

VIZ suggest. tim nftef landing ~
Aah Yrhnriseo. ttrn. urHht tfOpaf.l
overland carried ~ tfntnj,s ii tpIy
pnnrd In frunt md In trnf, ousIstlnp
" tfAMps, VIZ think This would ~
~ appropriate reception IN fhn NrsA'
mnO WIN sIRncA Ill tt,r nefuliDu,
rwin,IIlh9 tDt,s from tI,c Inv ~ frpi,
stluilUn III ihtND III thu decentralization
~ silver IN tt7J, hut Win ruIid -.
no justice IN tlle equalization /
Itoiinty bill ~ soldiers Iutietrudeu
IWevfuutt.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-15

HIM. John \. NeAn,u,Dn Il former
Mayor Ut tlw City N Chicago t~sll.
ncd few dny. since before the GOu.
0rr4stOunl Labor Committee, Tint
National hanks were Dne III thu
eHusts III business depression. ~
"flIf banks Hte uuN M M.ttnf fhnIi
psWn shops. for ne trH~0n TINT fvDf
Ind sveufity II required, This n
rather SEVERE IN Thu hHnkg. hut yti
u another evidence, thAt 0ur systrul
n banking II dslly beeOiuing more
unpopular.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-15

HstA w. FA 500 NA# ttNAN aRANMAEg
IN skN tN sataAAsAaN IA $3.50 49,
asF Al A. ssAe fh8 fA4s#A li4i ~
8NANt III W. HAL NHA ~ Al
AAaA Atsh w. NFHMi ~ ees Ill
tsst \ \ ~ tAwlAA ~ MI stRthH u
tHa1 A*NiiA
w. NAgsesss IA tHss lmii ~
t4hfAA t4A fasfs ii vi u II MhHttAl y
tii II. asft ~ W. u fthHs n
tg#4N##f #4tt v AtAtNAt IN I'LL
tsasHA# e&sR# IA Na4N wR8
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-15

John Shnfnnn ANsa TttVitlHeks
ANIL Alsst ntt III uaf wlsh nt,1'l Ill.,
tulAhHn nF~Htthtafa w tln etlli,tnis
ail.re that sltp Allsvs .Islint Il "AiAs
honest tlr,rlps waail ask "vllteh
llrs.a w. AN which tell M ttNshF
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-15

1'1tr public credit I'm. trtn strength.
~uTd during shE lMsi tern ysAfs ~
IlD(tf1lfD business failures, by a loss III
12(H1D INN tttO ~ debtors, ~ shrink
sHr N national wealth II lrAAt tI6,
I'M NU0 n,. BY ths development N
! t1OfNW ifHtIips. Hhd IN Hrnty II
t.Rn.r4. criminals and tdlvfs larger
ntbtt flH army required ~ crush tlte
retNtttOD AlpI restore ubfOu, 80 1itrre
HdMH Ee1trss.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-15

Thr 'pood tihnsA" ~ Professionally
preDiise.i. and "waitsd for III long"
ought " III here soon Hut reader,
They have mi started N eun~. W.
nfs tsOi nivrn ~ "srrnktnv." Int il
little truth, though Ii mny ~ mn.
tNlninl,ls. n,,u ~ ~ l,nrn. The I'M.
j,tuventni N, Ia,sli,s~@ ~ compared
Will, lHri ysar. wlk nut ~ t,efrrIfi.
l,le. 'fIl1,es Will H. ~ t,titer. tmm
innftRnkes ntd tilt s,.ir ~ ~tDrk w.fs
tl,r lAl.l~ u tlr l,.,sines~ Inst yraf,
iie rDutse VI payments. nnI iIis IIfe
~ trAde. TIN ernp Thu yrnr viii b.
largsly exhausted II, making t.y.
inani~ ~ interest. Hnl lii ll1.,I.IHtlnn
portions ~ thu credit tl,pu plsDInaI.
Farmers, plrn~s contemplate liz
situation n IIlilst II tvn s.r i Why
uilt ,l0tli tDsr @lvbi u IN,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-15

This II thu nnauriui record III ilnt
IsepuitlITbu pnfiy,n# sltstsn ny H..
publican uuiliu,lsirr. The Green.
bHek tAtfy trOlWrer ~ Irvefre tlp
engine, iuctrn~r tlir yel.rn N n,ot,.
ny and deeraa~r iln Hnn,bsr NJ iuil.
urrs, Join till part, Lutiey.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-15

Thr Iestsllis fietttv 49, tltn
fntis w atH hNs sat HI ~ hHnRN8
u mighty eHnss'll, IA sst - tltssititf
she discussion II tl# lihnns III psese
Nm ~
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-15

NE ws~av fs4a8 *wta ah4 rsuNttNs
tAsHssnsipr hHss nHis tt tftAtWssvtt
AMI syt IT. VI II 49, ii ~ III tletAss
ta futAki t4t nskal#t
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-15

The pubttH drbt ms Increased lMAi
mouth Dtef si1 millions III dollars,
John blietJu1u Itdn't boast u this II,
NAlue.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-15

80 tAsa0AN a - Al AA4#N
II III NA Vs. MI ttA@HA8 i $500
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-15
4 MrtwAllvsu Ml,mA ~ lr~ttst'l~w,

NM Ftslas itIs,1sileHn hstttlat
! in tHNrttAA ffvtsj NhhlpHn, tttHsh II
slWrth tn tttngtisf4. ttf lhe isnh iii
innsust, iATs vitih viil ln fruitful III
NIL t'4nrfN AsinuHl llssasfsl IA liiHl
rtat. lssst a~l III Tint tlwath VI
sasa hint sht sainsss in e,,tv w. tHf
NV l*s III AtrsttttlNs. isaaa. ~nx Vii
An is@A fA~ts
Nj, ilpsthtl.A, i tl.rnldlrnn silHIi
tnnN uf tlu ttnsInlitst ~ Ranking
Hta taitrn+s ,HHsis " sias,it M '1ta
vath lin Ini,, i~nE. vhnh tHn " fsiNtttl
~ Vnlft l Iva III tlle .Ashets #ln,tat
tihsIu Hi slfns Aiatttb III AntA thai
the sulntnr in rHttsies III iult, t*iNi
wnH i,sts, .xw,tN#,
MI tstft ilrlsiiilrnn. nhmiHt II
Congress frum Michigan, sai,l TINT
| tl,e volume IN mnnrt On intAnt. 1T
!, isHT. was ti.hIi NH,tNvt,
Mr. Fletd. ilernl,lIran CONGRESS.
iuHh, rat# lhal ltar volume ~ .,it
trnry hi tATtl. wins tTtNtiHH,tHa'.
John khrtntnH, ilrtiil,lsah h"rtr,
tuty III the Treasury, iHAt,t \ state.
Mrnt IN tnly. is1H. IN which H. lnts
tlv volume ~ ntu,,,ss then ia stN'.
/ tNhitHn,.
W. VIII t.ti III. nlusr fianfeH la IL
tahle, iii tlluw sla contraction III il
rinnrp tlpMp,,int sl,rra ilRutr~ W..
furnished ~ isntn,i,llen,ts
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-15
ISnEDTEDxEE. ~ TME 4. y.
II Estimsl~l W hesst.r JshH r. Js.e'

THE Toledo tafinHrii.f rnya 1
United tfnir~ trnntut Jultu i. JONES,
IN ~ VfIieinl capacity. r~t.u1ni"r ~
indebtrdtess ~ MIR asusneft, public
AMI fgfi At8t1g 4m ftlliUMA
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-15

BOOKS K: MILLION
WOMAN .. ..s'.s.et.t "a s's 49,. !;
- AtfHtSk eaysneseNt NsAssAlAtfa.I sAleAssn ~
a@k1~txa - VII, III lItts.t "a NHglhIt Ten.
MARI 4, . r. ~; : .s " II: s. md
E1TsfaFTI 1asaas kfisxatstS.. a Ire n hH stas,
hIstss - sss*s r.s.s.si,tt s ss4ss,s N asss ssl
Mssthtes. Dait H asHfnesl sutsst. LITE ta E.sa-
sA.,s, MI, 80 ..aa.A, q, IN. II.
s:s : =: l:,'.g t'.s;..;; "
xssvlH9.. \, tusl ..sissl ~ W iets.
/. !, lss.sts mta1. Aasiasr :,,....
pseeasy. Nsr fvirstss sa ktsr.e 4 aas'.a n ,snA
.nss AFs.tessf.s. Asfrn. fl reIsly Turf u
l<sss Il \. $50 tss. -. ..AAhy .Atsl~ss lr,.reS
..ss.s ii,.lg: /. y. Y !. is.s a.....s ~.
..,r !. n..ssa ' = fds'a, .;s. - ,,., !,
~. s,, ~ X. -. M y. s . = rs
pun sk.s !, ts.la.sh II sar als.s s.ss " con.
. ,ss s.. X ~ ... ars =. ~.
W. ...asy $1,000 Ts An'hev 4, ssresissssj
y ens ,.si Nm. n Tx, stsi.s ~. lraiass
eftss 49, ssfy fsufs s*t ~ ~ II - nas.st-
rts, .. . ."s ss.ss VI n.a n = sar'.
:.s ~ s. w. =. s as,., .sss
80. ; II 4. . !. . nt' y sy. o
~. Ees eetety N4rs dealers. t3ENre ~ -
R11h go H. ~ fs,s n.. s:' II .A 80
e. aslsy j .. TIT i..:s 49, ~ ~ ~.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-15

Herr N contraction In II certainty
INV ~. slin .ffrsi ~ ttt~ rnnitur
tim, ~ shown hi tin nun,sst NJ fnil
TRES lu flt ram. ynnlr
fk1,h Failures numbered t,u
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-05-15

- We hzse De see-int q the April nnmbeE
q The Inadoa oaarteziy Review from Tie Lson-
asa Scott Pahlishiag Co., Al Barclay street. n.
y.
Tbs lsadine aszicse + s'The Speakers COM
rusna4ry On the 0ld 1essamens.n Ansr tsieay
explaining DE origin and obiect Of the works
end boiafing cush sn a. IA has saecesdea n ae-
eesaflisllin ~ purpose. the greater part q the
article IL devoted 70 an Examination ct the man
ner ii Which several sHesti0ns of peculiar inter-
est It the present tinsare EreAted. The subjcets
chiefly considered are che doctrine ofa future
state. The Interpretation Of the leading miFaru-
Ioas narrative. and the inspiration and authority
q The Osd Testament.
TIE article ssBrugseh's History q Egypt
gives some very vaiaable information On the
progress Of Hieroglyphie and Cunsiforu Inier-
probation, and The light thereby thrown on early
Egypsain history, especially in its connection
with the narratives in Genesis and Exodus.
The osher articles are Michael Angelo and bis
Aes;'' '.AgrArian Distress and DiscOntsnt in In
dia;'' ''Pym and shAhssbury; two POpish Plots, f"
Secret Correspondents Of Louis xy.ss'' early
English History: Professors Stubbsand Bright"
s'Lord CArnarvon's AgamemnOn aud General
Schombergs Odyssey ssThe South African
Problem"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-05-15

BIOGRAPHY OF Hon. JOHN V. L. Nc.
MAHoN.-It will be gratifying iDtelli-
gence TO the admirers of the legal abili-
ty and brilliant talents of the above
named gentleman to know that his BIZ
ography, commenced some years ago
by Hon. J. Thompson Mason, of Annap-
oils, and leit unfinished at the time oil
his death, is 10 be completed by Mr..
Mason's son, at this time one Of the ris-
ing young lawyers ofthe Baltimore Bar.
In order TO have this biography printed
he asks the cooperation Of the Bench
and Bar and literary gentlemen Of the
State to a subscription to the same. We
do not believe many days will pass be-
fore the necessary number, $50 SUBJ
scribers, will be found. This is labor
of love on the part Of Mr.. Mason, TO
carry out the desire Of bis late lamented
father, aud we are sure that not only
his wish, but the desire of the many
throughout our State who knew and APP
preciated the brIlliancy ofintellect, his
toric surroundings and distinguished POI
sition of MIR. Mcmahon viii cause this
work to be published.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-05-15

Not knowing at the time we made reference to
the return Of Father McIIugh from Philadelphia
TO bis charge here Of the death of his mother, we
Of course made no mention oft. wehave since
been apprised that the deceased lady died at the
residence Of her husband in Philadelphia on the
gath ult. and we are since also in receipt Of the
Catholic Standard which supplies the following
particulars Of the funeral ceremonies which were
celebrated in her behalf in st. Charles church ::
1.-THE Rev. James McEIugh. s. j.. a SON Of the
deceased, was celebrant Of the Solemn Requiem
Mass, Rev. P. v. O'Brien being deacon, Rev.
John B. Nagle, S. J., sub-deacon, and Rev. VIM.
Meagher, Master Of Ceremonies. Father Morgan,
s. j., and the Pastor, Rev. N. J. Walsh, were
present in the sanctuary. The sermon was
preached by the Rev. d. Mcguire, s. J., who
paid a beautiful and weIl-merited tribute to the
memory Of truly Christian mother, who has
raised up children TO be the most devoted Of the
selEsacriicing servants Of humanity. The de-
ceased has also a daughter Sister Of the Good
Shepherd"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-05-15

THURSDAY MORNING. Nay issa: lsss.


SEcoED VRTo or THE PREsiDEETs--
The President semitic Congress on Mon
day Iass his yeto.of the separate bill to
prevent the interference Of the military
With elections. His FIRST veto Of the
same bin was based chiefly upon the
ground that, being q rider 10 The Army
Appropriation bill. it was "extraneous
matter" and an attempt to "coeTce
the Executive" TO meet these Objec-
lions, Congress separated the two meas
ures, sending in the rider first, but
though thus made nolonger ''extraneous
matter" or "eoercive ofthe Executive, T"
Il has been vetoed. A sharp issue is
thus made up between Congress aad
the Executive and the plain alternative
Is. either that the Army Appropriation
bin shall fail or the Army shall be used
at The polls In the interest Of Pcliiical
parties and be made controlling lac
Tor IN future popular elections, IL The
President Tor the time being 20 willis
That The present Execusive viii MOI
during his term d olI,cs call upon the
army 70 interfere IN elections may be
true, but what the country wants 10 that
neither he nor any future President
shall have the legal power to do this.
what Congress will door attemPttod oin
the presence ofthe new veto is mere con-
lecture at this writing--what IL should
do, we take 10 be very plain. 1t should
fix an early day for adjournment, pass
the Army, Legislative, Judicial and Ex-
ecutive Appropriations bills. with their
respective riders, friders they all have,
and then adjourn. Ifreconvened. they
should do same thing over again, and
80 continue until The end Of the chap
ter shall have been reached. IL trouble
come on. of this, as it is likely to come,
the blame will not be upon Congress
but with the Executive who for parti-
san advantages would subordinate the
ballot Of the freeman to the bayonet oil
the solder.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-05-15

Col J. Parran Crane, States Attorney, and
Frank Smith, sherin, have sued out cases Of
mandamus against the County Commissioners,
the former tolevy appcarancefeesi in recognizance
eases and the latter to levy certain fees which
we're not allowed BY the County Commissioners
in his late account. il is expected that these
cases win be heard at June Court. r. G. Combs
appears for the petitioners aed 10. =. Morgan
win appear for the County Commissioners An
other case viii be sued out By J. W. Tippett, for
the levy Of certain allowances Illegally levied in
1875, which win be heard also in June. The
amount involved in these cases is about $1,000.
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orrhans' Court.

This Court met on Tuesday last, present Judges
Canter, Tippett and Milburn. DR.. John T.
Spalding filed petition against James Thomp-
SON, Guardian to Mary Pagan, which was heard
and granted. 10. F. Morgan appeared for petit
toner. Letters of administration on the per-
sonal estate Of VIM. Birch were granted to Su-
san E. Birch; on the estate Of Zaccheus Tippett
to n. c. Combs and John G. Tippett; on the e.
tate off. d. Burch to VIM. E. Burch; on the es-
tate Of James ". Smith to Hamilton G. FAINT; on
the estate Of John Seldom TO Hamilton c. FAINT,
and on the estate OF Abraham B. Hoe to Hamil-
ton G. FAINT. A petition Of J. Simms Fenwick
vs.. d. G. Hammett, administrator VIM. Hay
den, was submitted and petition dismissed. Jno.
W. Mitchell and 10. r. Morgan for petitioner
and r. G. Combs for administrator An appeal
to the Circuit Court, By consent, was taken.
The Court was also engaged in allowing COM
missions to administrators. An adjournment
was then had to Tuesday, June 3rd, 1879.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-05-15

The County Commissioners met on Tuesday
last, present AlIssan, Alvey, Buckler Parsons and
Davis. The Board was mainly engagedin settling
upon instructions to be given to road supervisors.
Supervisors were appointed for the 4th, 5th and
Tth districts. The appointments for the remain
ing districts were postponed until the next meet
ing. The report Of Examiners on the BIay Greek
road was taken up, and statements Of tax
payers were heard. Final action thereon was
postponed. The monthly report Of Physician
to the Aims House was submitted and approved.
The Board then adjourned to Tuesday, the Bird
day Of June, prOximo.