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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-11-25

Thanks. 81. as foe r41 81 ss-8g +
We take Pleasurein making acknowledgement
to couple Of friends, II. F. Moore, Esar., audan-
other, for presents oFgame during the past week
Partridges and rabbits are reported TO be pIenli-
fol this season and we heir that wild docks are
hegianing already to flock TO the wieon1ieo. The
latter fact isquOted standardization Of aBearis and
severe winter. .4.,,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-11-25
BlaeEsnitliIT { NlGeIEri[AIiIG

r TAKE This ssediam o. Informing s.
nv friends and the public that,
havisse recovered from my late sick 8 -
nens ard setarned 20 Leonnfdiown, am nov
rrpr.aresl 10 attend. promptly md Al reasonable
raess y Anv work III my line Of business, and
= Iii - tlnanwfsul Cor tle eDafinued ratFonaGe q
all .rho have heraiof0re pagFonixed mes a. vel.
- All Others 10 nay Gel dispoad % employ
me. m .s.ae.
- HORSE sHOEIEG . speciality. -
~. e.. POPE,
gos IS, Ieee-.m. Leonardiown, Nd
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-11-25


ST. Iomm's CoEEkGE - President
Lsdvitt win ask 81 the ieslsIstafe u its
next session. ia Iisu d The free scholar
ships now supplied BY The State, 20 80
p-opriaGe Aweniy-kse nthodsana dollars
PEI snnum with which 10 make tuiiIol
ifse % Ill. and thus bring the College
in harmony With orr public sshoal rys.
lem. This done. he psoposes 10 secure
tie service ofsetives energetic young
men and add pFclessofships Of chemis-
try and civil engineering, He expects.
bv private enterprise. toestahIisb work.
shops on the college gresnds. in which
the theory of The lecture room viii be
supplemented by practical Instruction ii
mechanics and IN meehanieal employ
Ii1ents. III
President Leavill's plan Is based On
the sopposilion thst one ofthe aims and
objects OF education is to enable young
men 10 earn their liying.r He says. and
truly, that while the slssy Of Ire dead
languages helps 10 equip yosBg men los
the law. the ministry and = Few aiher
professions, Il helps but little in preuar-
iaa for mechanical and meFrantiIe
pursuiss. Il i especially for the large
number If young men in the State Mho
desire 70 engage in these that the. DE-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-11-25

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belsIhonE. NOv- - asov
alesszz Editors The Al sRsosbing
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- u "a the now celelsnleN Chez
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= To- h''s States Court 'osas men'ns
since By Meksrs- Johnson Poe Mar
shall aass-,Brian. a. counsel for d. K.
60. $500. .,....-,,.... .r
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receiver Tor shls corporation, upon me
ground Of gross encouragement Of its
AFFAIRS By the preseat administration.
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tendaners swelling ne large crowd gath
erred 10 hear 'the arguments Of The dss-
aiupssi.l,ed counsel on both sides. The
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= sss, ."s As..ssT -. ss's'N as'e pow
e's. IouL svIssPonuSn, eonlefsss Y
, ,nuen OF sna. ,!e.hg wpIen y PopuIar'y
k"omn as ans'-.,ns, an1 was inclined
20 'ook ePo" tne oans' as corrupt:
pfceao,y me mo-. corrupt pranen OF
me p'nu.. aas asp,nsry ~ me sll \:
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men. IrpSon..ns ao:n "es'enn ss1y-
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uslse o. 'ne s:a'o. w u, !. mas ., 'ase
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IssIsls.spr' aus .ss, % uesPaSs'hs 200
nlnG on youI sPsSs PIeseH's MS CAV
F.t4ss.rs . 4
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-11-25

In Dress Suits, IN Boys Clothing, In Over
coats. in Childssn's Garments. The original Esw
York, One Price Cash Clothing Hosse bas the
most complete stork Of children and mems wear
ever exhibited in this ssefior. Il must be seen
% BE- appreciated. Go there.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-11-25

In rendering the notice Of Camalief Co. .
new stock Of Winter goods IN orr last weeks Is
sus, Instead OfealIing their establishment By Be
proper haine--lhe New Pearl Store--we were
miae to name Il the 'iNe~ Peai Store" q very
different institasion. This week we stand cor
recied nad report thsfsNew Psari' as none tbe
worse tor Us late misnomef and still fiOurishinR
with An extensive patronage. Give Tom q call.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-11-25

The bet and cheapest IN Ihe NorId Dr.. Bull's
Cough Syrup costs yosI only IS csnss, and ifft
dos got eare gear Ceugh yos en- gel year
money baek.. nf s h-3e.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-11-25
catslng Aatsy.

An aIierezti0a occurred at CaFberry' = store,
10 this district, 90 ssBaay last between Thomas
R~ed and Samuel TrareFs, botk 4cosored, which
resulted, il Is eiarged. IN The severe cutting q
Ttasers By razor IN The hands q Reed. Reed
has since been arrested AID viii be tried On Sat-.
arday next. W a.a
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-11-25

II win be seen By references 10 advertising no.
tice, elsewhere published, that the 0FieAaIe prop
erty, with the Goodrich farm, i again offered ~
public sale and that the sale win come OF on
Tuesday next, The sOtti instant. We are author
ized 10 state ihas Arrangements baveinOw been
made by which good sud satisfactory tile will
be gwen 70 the Purehaser,. q qsslsg
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-11-25

See prospectus Of N 7. 06aytpy eIsewheFs
pullished. The 0bssTV-T Is an excellent PAPER
an is full ofvaried aud useful reading. It's for
eign correspondence is especially entertaining
and valuable. Any one can get sample eopy
by sending to the Nes Hork Observer, 81 Park
Row, New York. 'b ,lnH SHis
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-11-25

Everybody shpuld note The fsct thaa che bess
remedy known lor Coughs, Colds, sse. iS Dr.
Bulls Cough ssrap. Price only Is cents q
bottle.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-11-25

Mr.. Roberts Horse Powders have been uses
with astounding results IN the stables Of me-
Pierre L0riIiard, 20 mnsh 80, that The Eagllhh-
mea hare been ordering Il IN large quantities;
since Parole, waIlensiein and other American
horses, have w0m Ghensnnds "a Aelings sor their
owners. Sold BIZ Combs and Apalding.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-11-25

The Orphans Court mel on Tuesday last, pre-
seat JUDGES 'Tippets and Love. Letters o. adj
uiaistniiion on ille personal estate orr L. Pena
were granted % n. l.. Penn. FIFstand hnas Aes
cOunt Of James P. MaitingIy, adniF. u W Al
Drury, Sled and passed. The Court adjOBrped
% Tassday, December Tlh.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-11-25

JrDscsxn APPOINTMENTS or SrnooE
CounssIosEns.--Tbe esse Of Jones
i. Il. - he School Boar Of ldoni-
g. edlsIisav 81 > she cesr n
81 j ans ~ 90 4 bn Thurs '
IT ii 10 de- loo - - beeh -
prsa The bess i is-se bs'sse
re gpars = III .isibiionaI rig|ht Of
Judges Of the Circuit Courts iesppoint
county school boards. and Involves
whether Jones and fourothers moi joined
~ complainants who we're elected By
The people N 1859 As School Commits
sioners OF Montgomery county. or
whether Allen B. Davis. Richard I.
White end Henry Renshsu. appointed
81 I6s Coa4 Drcem5er "a. 1873. ere
the legal Board. Tue validity Of iheaets
Of 1870, ChaptersIi :, and 1872, chapter
ST.. i involved TbeappeIiaHis. Jones
and Anderson the latter ibe Treasurer
under the elected board. claim that the
Nv i ahronstisuii0nal: TIE appeIIeeg
hold he revere. Thomas Andersen,
Cvo.s Peter and symslH Tuck appear
4os llhs sppeIIanss, and q. y. NJ. Gsinn
ATTORNEY GtnsfaI. by direction d ne
Governor. and J Writ Rsadall appear
fos ihe sappeIIess.rs is,a .9io5 cid
ss,sozlzk A4l.As.-lllll--4-ss 'esss
B.Ir.s s,is lsp oHno i. BosD. :
Jok= w. Garrett, Rresidept OF The Bsl-
iimnrs 5 and Ohio Railroad eompsnys
sAt<sy ssbmased ID the stockholders TIE
.iaassh report IN relation % che
road. Itsrinteresiing andsvclusuiaaus.
giving lin detail the operations ofthe
past fiscal year. Under the able and
present dictatorship The company APP
pears 10 Be 10 The most prosperous con-
dit,on. From The report We gather that
the increase of rrisauss over 1879
amour. 10 s4.i5s. 75e67.h whilst the
earnings as compared with 1873 we're
81, S65. O5S. 81. : comparative increase
10 ne. profi Of sSsi.7s5.67, There
port furlhef states that there has been
: large increase 10 the tonnage east and y
vest ne passenger earningsbe more
than 200 900 in excess ofthe previous
year. The c0hdition ofitle entire Tine
has BEEN Shainiainei AMI improved
East of The Ohioriver near $50 milrs oil
tack are now laid. with steel rails
[ nder such able and vigorous manage
Eent giving additional. security. ease.
colpfort-and speed. this favored high
way is rdailyiaugmeniingIin popular "a.
v0f. s'lssrhis,ia> - bHR =" - ~
..t.t1 81, a.s,f at t.tslsrags! is8i - Yaia-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-11-25
Found Guilty.

Edward Conner. formerly Of st. Nary's, Who
was delivered up 10 the authorities of Montgom-
cry county short time ago by the sheriff Oftiie
county, charged with stealing gus and other
property from James Barnet, of Montgomery
county, was tried IN Rockville last Thursday
and eObvieted. He &as sentenced 10 the Mary
land House Of Correction for twelve months.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-11-25

80 y o&s@&@ 9S4ss w~sH e8@41&4AAr @AS1sH
VIII send their ceiebrmted EIeeiru-Voltaie
Belts 10 the afflicted upon 30 days trial Steedy
cures guaranteed. They mean what they say.
Write 10 them without delaV.f 1ft'@
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-11-25


The splendid assortment Of Meas, Boys and
ChildFens' Clothing foF fall and winter wear,
wants and nBquaIiGed approval. The OTdes
Departnlent piesses ibe mDza fssiidious. a8d We
invite Tie fnseesfiDn y eEeEg one u won't Of
frst eI4S eafh.effs 70 cAll- On G. n. Oehm q
Seas, largest one price Clothing House, 40 Wess
Pratt Street., extending through 70 Ordes Depart
meat, s. PASSOVER Street. <9sf11Fff
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-11-25


-..-.......-...--...----s.,.I. -
~-'..s RI: - ~! 49,, u.
a.. sr~-ss -. -. &c.
..sa.s. p-s.:s.., r. -. rr,;,s.,
$50 y -. :, - = a. CO..
S'a anu = '"s e n.-
a Gay q inankss's'n -. :
5eeos"'''0h u VIC @ -
ifp"H'ss nas shls go. "s ."s -
year. We ssPssss'y - -.
Feadsss ~ sns 3 sIs so'
the que oOses '''A f''s n7 :nas
- IT 80
:, - Z, -. -. |
FART ~ =" =. -.
great deal about me DcmoTf@.lc fnufik
Mems Party. The original i'lea q which
originated - New York eiiy immedisie-
" after she late spresidenhsI isleciiea.
This organization y 'Eiready an aceo1p-
plished fact ~ New York yhd Is bfeinr
ming to spread % other seciicns q The
county. having ebtained ''sional bsbi-
tation'' II this Stale We have only
waFmest words Of welcome Icr The
Young Meas Party. fhe miewausge-
nent % he '.eld fogiesa. hsy'ng Iostas
the presidency OF the late election. ana
WeesEe NOS how soon u pots 70 m ap-
pcasancc IN our county Though never
very obtruslve aboutParfy management
we will eheerinily take = back seat %
soOn - me new cand'aa'e presents. "
sell, and We nave no noeD' tnat ofn s's
elders q me party wan very grateezliy
90 90 likewise. 81 " n iIln's.
- -.
.slhk ,.,s'' -,a'D - .o..,-,.s..'
asls . -. ~ s..'' ! 800.
y '"e H asss s.Y
.o.pr y "'na 'ps' y. '-"r :ss
IN ,stss msss.'. - ~. '.' $50 -
, .ss'm saa ."-. a 49, . ..a...,,s
o oy'ss"s"" ,.y.s -. J e.. f.,i:.
~ """s' =, 80 Ill
= ' '"' $500. iis' '.:'..,'
-pss sss 'Sese Vs'ss' .sse .''"..
seamoney "a' saO ne .ns sl,aI'ss- -
Oo' gee 20 "'Ae '"e "ssss'
and sych improvements as mer es'sses
require TOT successful hs'Oan"ry' ~ =
'he custom OF Use country l'''. !" 20 many ny
Places 'na' 'ne tenants nave tue u"u'S-
pused possession oi'he 'sna - '0"s =
their annual s''Pends are regularly pare ..I
Where this custom preSvans aug Nl,t me
conditions are eomPued w''n' 'psFs =
20 'Foaose N ireland -ann .ne people ore
prosperous ana spParenuy nappY. .i =.
she sosthern part o. me is'anu many many %
the iofds claim the right 70 enforce !ns
strict letter OF the contract sna s'Jees 'ae
tenants o. sheE pleasure ~ ms shs
tenants object and give . reason ''hss OF
least has equity in il. They say they
as,s heen nerrni,ted 10 enjoy undispu-
49, 49, t,.1..a $50. !, -, = !,
seo Pe~sesr,ol =. rus
years sba' .hey 'had every Jss~Oa %, pc
hese that shesF Tenure "ou'u ssss %
long as their rent was regularly paid.--
- - H. slE ia. 4 .--ltsL 80 So
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-11-25


Retur0png now 10 the rumoF which
charges me with voting against the color
ed school appropriation last Winter, You
say thai charged you with putting the
same ia CIRCULATION. Here you have in
q measure dlserged from the path Of
literary virtue. though hope not Insen-
tlonalIy. have nevrr charged you with
being he author OF. the calculator Of the
report. The language used By me was
this--eAnd / have been subsequently,
iaformsa that this rumor was put IL err
eulaison BY Judge hiiIbura himselE and
! bold myself IN readiness to disclose 70
him the names Of ms authors wheneser
Be evihees > desire TO learn them. !"
When ) man shows desire 20 gise his
authar. becannol be held Eesp0nsible for
he charge. bit 4 gives Che maiigned
party chance 70 vindicaie hifnhelf.l
Dus yon So tbs Fum0f was cosnnluni+
Gated 10 you early IN the yeaE and Jon
mentioned the same 10 INC en- the pres
ence d Capt. Lawrence. and a. the re-.
nor lufihes cones 20 me- admitted i
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-04-05
THE NORMAL SCHOOL FIGHT.

The fight over the Normal School has
been astonishingly bitter and protracted,
and has called forth as much hard feeling
as any contest this session, which is saying
a good deal. The attempt to secure half a
score OF Normal Schools for different parts
of the State has never been justified by
any rational demonstration. In fact it has
seemed to proceed upon the dog-in- the
manger principle rather than upon any
conviction of the real need of so many
schools. Members did not like San Jose
to have so sweet plum, and so they were
willing to beat the whole question by put
ting in demands for branch schools, thus
resembling the false claimant in Solomon S
judgment One Normal School, situated
centrally, is, we are satisfied, all that the
State requires at the present time. There
cannot be any real difficulty on account of
distance, any more than there is in connec-
ton with the State University. The
reasons for half dozen Universities, in
fact, are every whit as sound as the reasons
for half dozen Normal Schools. If the
Legislature will make an appropriation to
rebuild the institution at San Jose it will
do all that is either necessary or desirable
in the case, and this it ought to do.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-04-05
THE SAN FRANCISCO SITUATION.

The people of San Francisco are justly
pleased with their recent triumph over
Kearneyism, but it is little too soon for
them to take for granted the extinction Of
that abuse. 1t has been knocked on the
head and stunned for the moment, but it
is not dead, and it would be very unwise
to treat it as though it were dead. All
the influences which gave it vitality are
still in operation, and the men who nodded
it to suit their sinister purposes are as
active as ever. There is lull now, and it
may continue for some time, but the
struggle is not yet over, and it would be a
very serious mistake to suppose that there
was nothing more to be done in the mat
ter. kearneyism is the outgrowth of GER
tain strongly defined and very real condi-
tions, meme of which can be wiped out of
existence by an election. The turbulence
and lawlessness which it attracted and
fostered are just now quiescent, but they
are not extlrpated, and they will not be
until sustained course of firm govern
ment and resolute war upon sedition has
convinced them that it is useless to keep
up the agitation. San Francisco has shown
that she can speak to the purpose on occa-
sion, but she must now show herself capa-
BILE of sustained action in high key.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-04-05

limit, it is difficult to see what purifying
influence it is likely to exert. As in the
present case there are some hundreds of
bills already before the Legislature
more than can possibly be consid-
cred in the remaining ten days of
the session, the limit will not even
relieve members to any appreciable extent.
1t is in fact perfectly apparent that two
thirds or more of the legislation proposed
this winter will pass into the sink of un-
finished business. Whether the few meas
ures which are absolutely indispensable
will all be passed seems now doubtful, and
the tendency among members to talk about
an extra session shows that they are be-
coming alarmed at the slow progress being
effected. With a little determination,
however, it will still be quite possible to
do what is indispensable, and as regards
the majority of the bills on file, we do not
think the public will sustain any loss or in
jury if they are never heard of again.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-04-05
ARIZONA.


Tucson, April 3d.-The track of the South
ern Pacific Railroad is laid eighteen and a
half miles east of Tucson.
Bullion shipments for the week from Tomb
stone, S57, $50.
W. r. Morley, Engineer of the Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe, is here, and leaves to-
morrow for Guaymas, to superintend the con-
struction of railroad from that point to the
American line.
Reports from the different grain growing
sections of this Territory say the crops will
be about one-third greater than ever before
The rainfall has been such as to insure large
crops.
The mining excitement in southern Arizona
is growing greater every day. During the
week number of rich discoveries have been
made in Santa Catarino, Tombstone and
Patagonia Districts.
The race to-day at the City Track between
G. Ken's FLY Nellie Grant and Mckee
horse Buck, 600 yards dash, was largely
attented and closely ontested-Nellie Grant
winning the race
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-04-05

at work in some fields of San Mateo, said
to be owing to the cold, wet condition OF
the ground.
Ore hundred and ten counterfeit half
dollars were found by two boys in the old
Jesse Seaman house, Healdsburg, tied up
in dirty handkerchief.
The Southern 0regonians are paying con-
siderable attention to sorghum growing.
A mill to work the cane is to be built on
Bear creek, near Ashland.
Says the Tuscarora Times ReUie,c There
being no opposition to the wages demanded
by the Mechanics Union, that order in this
place died a natural death.
San Pablo and Pinole farmers are re-
joicing over the timely rain of last week,
which gives promising outlook for the
wheat crop in that section.
William Stout, near Boise CITY. Idaho.
killed 5000 jack rabbits during the past
season, and got his pay from the county
for every pair of the animals ears.
A Leadville girl sued man for breach
of promise, and proved him such a scoun-
drel that the jury decided that she ought
to pay him something for not marrying her.
A large number of laboring men from
Truckee have departed for Pyramid, at
tracted by the new mining excitement, and
the prospect of securing work at good
wages.
A sort of revival is taking place in the
secret societies of Truckee. Every one of
them is receiving fresh acquisitions, and
the old members seem to be manifesting a
new interest.
The rain and snow storms of last week
have been very beneficial in starting the
grass for feed, and stock will soon be able
to sustain themselves on the ranges
Yreka Journal
The lower Yellowstone is literally black
with large herds of buffalo, and many OF
the citizens are slaughtering them by
wholesale for their hides, which find ready
sale in Miles City.
The Reno Gazette says Hub Parker,
Fish Commissioner for Nevada, has removed
the Instructions at Mud Lake, so we may
expect trout up the Truckee before long.
At present, there is not fish i'll the market.
We have had good and drenching rain,
just the kind our farmers want, who will,
it is believed, raise larger crop of cereals
than any heretofore produced. This means
wealth for the country. -[Red Bluff SEN
tinel.
Grain in some parts of the county has
suffered from frost and continuous cold
weather. A wheat-raiser said this week he
did not expect to get more than half a crop
Early fruit has also met with set back
Sonora Democrat.
Antioch Ledger The unusually cold
and frosty nights, it is believed, have been
very damaging to the peach and apricot
trees. Mark Walton, the leading fruit
grower of this valley, is confident the frost
has ruined his crop prospects for this kind
of fruit.
We receive the most cheering reports
from farmers in this section regarding the
crops. Although the grain is backward,
owing to the unusual amount of cold
weather, it is stooled out well and has
taken firm root. The summer-fallow is
very promising and the yield will be I'M
usually large. / Modesto Herald.