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Fire Insurance 1!

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stats OF MARYLAND FREE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF BALTIMORE, MARYLAND,
d. G. HARRIS, President, can be graf
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EDWARD s. ABELL,
Oct l. 1874-tfn Local Agent.
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DIREcT0ns:
B. Fl. Caughy, of Noah Walker& Co.
j. L. Langley. Com Merchant, BALTIC.
Il. ID. Anderson, Of Anderson & Bro.
John Stack, Carpenter and Builder.
Hon. George Brent, Court Of Appeals
George p. Jenkins, Charles county.
J. 7. Ballenger, st. Mary's county.
d. G.. Harris, Baltimore.
This is Home Company, gotten uT
expressly in the interest of the citizens
of Southern Maryland, to enable them
90 overcome the difficulties they expe.
rienced in procuring Insurance in the
ordinary Insurance Companies, with Q
majority of its Directors well known in
that community.
IL has been IN business now over -four
years. AH losses accrued, and they have
been unusually large, hare been faith aIlS
asd promptly paid, which is our best
guarantee for the future.
The plan adopted is the safest and
cheapest known in Insurance, and af-
fOrds TO all Insurance at its exact cost,
and ought to be encouraged by all who
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or damage by fire.
III those Interested will get it THEFT
patronage aud interest themselves in
the increase of its business, in a few
years it will rank among the largest In
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credit and a benefit to all, and an honor
30 the State.
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In the Circuit Court for st. Mary's
county, sitting as a Court of Equity.
No. zSI n. e.
ARDERED this 3rd day Of Dec.
" 1878, that The sale made and report
ed BY JAS Fl. Wilson, trustee in this cause,
be ratified and confirmed, unless cause
to the contrary be shown on or before
the LIST Monday Of Jan. 1879; pro-
vided copy of this order be published
in the st. Mary's BEACON, once a week
for three successive weeks prior to the
said LIST Monday Of January.
The report states the land sold for
81 200.
J. FRANK FORD.
Clerk.
True Cory, Test:
j! FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-07-04
Road Notice.

Notice is her,-ny that petition has
been present l.. 'h.' hoard OF county CON-
misstoners 81 \ "a g Inty, Kansas, asking
for the lOcati.,ts t.,sIaty road as follows.
tO-Wit= COmii:'i,s'F.s ut the southwest cor
ner of the sotItlss-- quarter OF section %,
township 10 OF range IL: thence west on the
section line as near as practicable, one-half
mile to the southwest corner Of section %,
township Is, range ID; thence north one-half
mile TO the northwest corner of the southwest
quarter of section 20, township 10, range Is;
thence west one-han mile to the northwest
corner Of the southeast quarter of section 70,
township 70, range ID; thence north on the
quarter section line one and half miles, 70
the northwest corner Of the northeast quarter
OF section Is township 10. range Il, to inter-
sect q county road on the north line of section
Is, township ~. range H. And upon said
proposed road the board appointed the follow
ing viewers: g. BransOn, e ID. MosheF and
G. z. Harper. to meet at the beginning of said
road on the sth day ef July. A D. 1879. at 10
O'Clock q m :, aud in conjunction with the
county surveyor, 10 view, survey and locate
said road, and TO give all parties 3 hearing.
BY order of the board WIZ. r. EWING,
W9731-d191t5. County Clerk.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-07-04

Asa Packer, one of the richest men in
Pennsylvania, died a few days ago: He
began life for himself at seventeen wears
of age, learned the carpenters trade, and
by industry, economy and shrewd man.
agement became the employer of thous-
ands of men. According to the ideas
taught by a set of demagogues these
days, Mr.. Packer was "blOated capital
list, an oppressor of labor, and a public
criminal" Had he remained at DAVIS
work, attended political meetings and
howled against every body that made
themselves comfortable in life, or if he
had been lawyer and made speeches
about the ''horny handed sons Of toll, -
he would have been a valuable member
OF society. But because he has set an
example for every industrious, enter
prising youth in America, he was bad
man and an enemy of the people," One
of the bad things this once poor carpen-
ter did with his money, was to found the
Lehigh University, to which he gave the
land and 100000, for the benefit of the
people among whom he accumulated his
fortune. This, however, was but one of
the evils committed by him in long life,
which his neighbOrs are foolish enough
to think useful. 1fAsa Packer had done
like David Davis, made his money by
land-sharking instead of constructing
public works and developing the mineral
wealth of Pennsylvania, he might have
been offered the presidency by the dem
agOgues who represent the labOring man
by over working,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-07-04

There has been a change Ofparts in the
democratic drama at Washington. Thur
man, having burned his fingers joins
Bayard and Hampton inaprotest against
adjOurning without providing for every
branch of public service, and takes a
back seat. Immediately the Tilden men
come to the front in a glow of fiery wrath
and take the late lamented position occu-
pied by the Thurman wing. The vehe-
ment Vest and the raging Randall rush
madlY into the fight, hoping to make
capital out of what has ruined Thurman.
Is 1t possible that the whole revolution
AIRY fight against the government has
been managed by Tilden.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-07-04
A GOOD THING FOR EMPORIA

n 6OOD I61lnG FUN EMfOtI1A.
The synod of the Presbyterian church
in the state of Kansas, at its meeting in
Fort Scott in October. 1877. resolved to
establish a college of its own in this
state-an institution of high order with
a full literary and classical course of
studles-believing that the time had
come when such step was demanded of
the church. To that end a committee
was appointed to submit the matter to
the people Of the state, and invite pro-
posals for the location of such an insti-
tuition. This committee submitted a
partial report to the synod at Wichita in
the fall of 1873, and receiving still fur
ther instructions were authorized to make
the necessary arrangements for the per
manent location of such an institution.
Several points in the state responding to
their invitation have made liberal prop
ositions to secure the location.
Abilene, Salina, Winfield and High.
land are all striving for it, and at least
two Of these points have submitted sub
stantial propositions, backed by sub
scriptions of their citizens irrespective
of creed or UNCONVENTIONAL affinity.
A few citizens of EmpOria, realizing
the advantages TO be derived by the peo-
pie of our city and county in the lOca-
ton of the college here, have called the
attention of the committee to this place,
and assured them that our people would
manifest substantial interest in the en-
terprise. They have invited the commit
tee to communicate the plans of the sy-
nod to them that they might be able to
place the whole matter before the people
In an Ineligible form. A subcommit.
tee of the general committee visited this
and other points about the first of May,
and were shown the various eligible 10
cations around our city and were inter.
viewed by some of our citizens, when
they expressed themselves delighted
with the town and its surroundings, and
are exceedingly anxious that Emporis
should submit them an offer.
The synod propose in substance first
to aim at college of high order, with
a full literary and classical course. Sec
Ond, they will erect in the beginning q
building TO cost not less than $40 O0C
when completed. Third, they guaran
tee to raise as beginning $4,000 for 8
permanent endowment, and TO increase
this from time TO time as they may bt
able.
Such is the general plan. This com
mittee are to report to the annual meet
Ing OF the synod in October, and doubt
less their report and recommendation
will be the basis for such action as tn,
synod will take.
There is good reason Tor thinking EN-
poria can secure this institution If he
citizens want it, but prompt, energeti,
action is necessary to secure it. Tn,
natural advantages of location are yer,
great, bat these must be supplemented
by liberal subscriptions in aid of the en-
terprise. Shall we move promptly ant
secure 1t as another attraction to on
city and county, or shall we allow som,
SOme other town to bear on the prize.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-07-04

The long talked adjournment between
teaps Of Topeka and Usage City came
OF Saturday. The grounds being very
muddy there was small attendance of
visitors. The shooting generally was
good. At the pigeon shooting. Hersey.
of Usage, and Caldwell, of Topeka, made
respectively "A aud 21 hits, out of pos
aible 20. At the balls, Caldwell, of To
peka, and Black, Milbourne and Miller,
of Usage, each made 10 clear hits at 10
yards rise. The total scores of the days
shoot were Topeka. 1877; Usage City,
2O7, Usage leading by 10 hits. The entire
affair was a great success, barring the
Inconvenience Of the mud which reduced
the number Of spectators, as stated.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-07-04
GENERAL INTEREST

ana.
The rice crop of Louisiana is greatly
endangered by drouth.
An Indiana farmer shot into his smoke
house at supposed thief and killed his
uncle.
A fierce bull dog at Merden. Conn.
tried to fight his reflection i'm mirror
at cost of $500 to his owner.
The editor of the TrlbouIet. Paris. has
Deen sentenced to six months imprison-
ment and 1900 francs fine for caricatur-
ing dresden Grery and his ministers.
The following was New Haven col
ony law in 1863: "Whosoever shall in
veigle or draw the affections of any
malde or maide-servant, either to him
self or others, without first gaining the
consent OF her parents, shall pay to the
plantation for the first offence 4Os. for
the second "a, for the third shall be i'm
prlsoned or corpOreously punished"
An old record has just been found show
ing that under this law Jacobeth Muir
tine and Sarah Tuttle got into trouble
by setting down On cheste together,
ms arme around her WASTE and her arme
upon his shoulder or about his neck,
and continuing in that sinful posture
-''DiN nan an hOuI, III WHICH lllnc ne
KISSED her and she kissed him, or they
KISSED one another, as We witnesses ties
titled
In Seville, Spain, says the London
builder, wherever the irregularity of the
buildings provide a corner, little stalls
with picturesque awnings are establish
ed at which great variety of cheap be-
vegerages are dispensed to the ever-thirs-
~ crowd. They are more frequented
than the wine shops, and are considered
more respectable-in fact, all classes in
dulge in the excellent drinks provided.
These consists of multitude of syrups
mixed with very cold water; of lemon
AIDE orangead',, made with the fruit it
self and in your presence; or of orchata,
delicious mixture of crushed almonds
and sugar, which, when dissolved in wa
ter, converts it into a milky substance,
and imparts most delicate and refresh
ing flavor. In all this there is no wine
and less spirits. Even tea and coffee
would be esteemed too exciting for con-
slant consumption while out of doors in
the hot streets. Magnificent mentor
eadors and others, gypsies, and horse
tamers-leap off their horses and drink
with satisfaction one of these innocent
decOctiOnS.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-07-04

Had the Republicans nominated rev.
Isaac KaliOch for mayor of San Francis
co. there would have been a universal
howl from the Workingmen, Greenback-
ers and professed retormerS generally.
One trouble about the so-called reform
movement is that it is in a majority of
cases managed by the worst class of pol
iticians, who have left the old parties be-
cause they could not control. The re-
formers are to be congratulated indeed
on Kalloch's promotion.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-07-04

The Lawrence Daily Journal has been
enlarged, fact which we are glad to
make note or The Journal is one of the
old and useful newspapers of the state
and deserves prosperity. Its careful and
able manager would not make this i'm,
provement except for sound reasons, and
we take it as an introduction of the
growth of the business of the establish
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-07-04

BRIeHAMs AMELIA.-Amelia favorite
wife of the late lamented Brigham Young,
claims that the executors of the estate
have made away with about $1,000 600,
and asks for an injunction and a receiver.
II Is stated that the bulk Of the made
away with" has gone into the Golfers of
the Mormon Church, from which it no
doubt originally came.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-07-04

At the darkest hour of the night of
May %, one of the policemen of Mos
cow, named Yarighin, saw and seized a
young lady in the very act of posting
Nihilist proclamations. Yarighin has
been rewarded by the governor general
of Moscow with one hundred rubles, and
the young lady has been sent to Siberia.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-07-04

The Plain-Dealer insists and reiterates
that "Gen. Shields was q democrat"
Even so. He was also patriot and a
soldier: and when, broken in health and
fortune, ne sought the position of door
keeper of the democratic house of repre-
sentatives, Gems Ewing and Rice, men,
bers ofthe house, forgetting and ignoring
democracy and patriotism, voted against
him, and gave their votes in favor of
Field, OF Geogia, a confederate brigadier,
and elected him. And yet all Union SOL
diers are expected to rally for Ewing and
Rice.-Columbus (O) Journal-Rep.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-07-04

While the postal route agent on the
Boston and Providence railroad was as.
sorting the mail the other day, he found
the following address on a postal card
"Mr. James Burns, alias John d. Finn,
In care of Mike Duffy, or his sister, Liz.
zie Duffy, or her cousin, Molly McCar.
ty, corner of Cross street and Jerry Ra
CAMS Hill, North Main street, Taunton
Mass., wholesale fish peddler and tin
horn artist. II not there elsewhere"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-07-04
INTERVIEW WITH CHIN Lam PIN

Mclean man let fifteen cinnamon come
on Mclean ship. Welly good. China.
man he do allie same. He say to Nell
can man at Hong Kong; Fifteen come
ashore; no more" Mclean missionary
no can do. He bad man. He preachee
to muchee fool. He bad man for chm
csc civilization. No saebe! What for
Mclean man killee his Cody Welly
bad. Mclean man too muchee lie, too
muchee steal, too muchee bustee bank,
too muchee tramp. Blmeby tramp come
to China. We makee welly good law.
jess like yours. We say, "Only fifteen
tramp come ashore" Alice same as Mel
lean man to chinaman. Too muchee
Mclean man to hab work. Sposee come
to China? Welly bad. Goodbye, John.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-07-04
The Thoroughbred Stallion,
"BAFFI,E'

Will be at Emporia about the aOth of June,
where he will make q stand for lew mares,
ThurSday, Friday and Saturday of each week,
fer 80 days; and at Cottonwood Falls the re-
mainder of the time.
BAFFLE is one of the finest Thoroughbred
stations in America. ard is great show
horse and fine f0al getter. HorSemen OF
Kansas City pronounce his colts to be the In
est lot OF suck lings that ever was gotten by
any horse at that place.
RMs:-$35 to insure, and $50 by the sea-
son, which is certainly very low tor so high q
bred horse as Battle. For pedigree see bills
MW25tf Abb. WEBSTER Prom
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-07-04

During the month of May the entries
at the Kirwin land Office numbered ], 1897,
including POI ,745.S2 acres. OF these en-
tries 511 were homestead, 393 timber
culture, 657 declaratory statements and
thirty-four cash entries.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-07-04

S. A. F. S. r. V. A. II. NJ. AND S. A
This means that we have received COM
plimentary ticket to the Seventh Annual
Fair of the Spring River Valley Agri-
cultural, Horticultural, Mechanical and
Stock Association, at Baxter Springs,
Cherokee county, Kansas, October LIST,
I'd and Sd, 1879. 1910 in premiums are
offered for trotting, pacing and running
raoac
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-07-04

The extra session Of congress, forced
by action of the Democrats, has cost the
country million of dollars The cry
ofreform raised by the dem frauds sounds
well in this connection.