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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-22
Notice

Onice Of County Commissioners,
Leonardsown, Nd. March -, 1880.
a IL claims against 81. Mary's county mrst
80 be fled ia this Office o. Or before APllii.
18Th. o. otherwise they viii Is e4eluded ffCsi
Levy 1880.
b. order,
W. q. FEEDER,
March Is. lss0-2t Clerk
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-22
FOR sHEEIFF

Msrsrs Ediiors-Ycu wiiipIeass say thr
the columns Of yonr paper that If BIZ. IAt
II. ALVEY will co1Fenf 80 he eSnaiosir
tha next Sherifalty be wiII be warnl, supp
ed "
Feb ls, lsso-te LsOnsrdiown District
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-22
coz cosGREss.

Messrs Edffnrg-Please announce Col. JOHN
r. DENT ~ = candidate for Congress FOR The
Fifih Congressional District atthe snsuingeIec-
ton and ohliRe,
Eeb -, 1880 Many Democrats.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-22
Dissolution.

THE copartnership heretofore existing be-
4 tween j. SIMMS FENWICK and JOS. +.
NEAL, trading as J. Sims FENWICK 4 CO.,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. j..
Simms Fenwick will continue the business Ut
the old stand.
J. SIMMS FENwICK,
JOS. +. NEAL.
April /, lsso-3w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-22
]. NED EVANS,
House Pain ter.

GRAINER, PAPER HANGER,
KALSOMINING, FRISCO PAINTING
AND GLAZING.
Referenees-Ie III Hayden, Wm B. Ahsll,
John Parsons. Joseph T. Cough, :. +. Parsons
and DR.. John r. SpnidinR.
TERMS, 81 60 psrday.
jan 1, seo-H.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-22

With Clerks and SheTifrs fees, added.
No license shall be granted 70 sell spirituous
or fermented liquors or lager beer il quantities
not less than pint for the sum of eighteen dol
lars and sixty cent?, unless the person applying
therefore shall also obtain license 20 sell goods,
efiattles, wares and merchandise, paying there
fore the sum herein before prescribed according
to the amount Of hisstock in trade.
Females veEding Millinery and other small ar
ticles, whose stock in trade 10 not over $500 pay
a license of So only; bat IL over that amount,
they required 70 pay the same lii else as 9TH
er peryons-osth to be taken as to amount oil
stock At principal season Of the year.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-22
TO the Travelling public.

IAkEthis reans Of ipforming mr. friend sia
= ST. Aary's county, where have resided for
me last ten or twelve years, and the travelling
public generally ,thatI am COW atthe MARsHAs as
HoUsE. corner 9Th and D. Streets, Washington.
d. c., where ! win always - pleased u 80
them. The best OF accommodafions wilIkea
forssd At modarata prizes.
THOHAs BOYD.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-22

The amount TO be paid By traders for license
tthe amount Of stock at the principal season Of
sale 10 be given under oath is az follows: II
the applicants stock in trade does not exceed
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-22
BEER.

The amounts of license 10 be paid by retailers
of spirituous or fermented liquors or lager beer
are as follows:
III the yalue of their stock In trade be
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-22
SHERIFF'S
LICENSE NOTICE.
70 Merchants, Traders & Others.

ALL persons and bodies corporate or polite
~ i'm Saint Mary's county, who are or shall
be exercising 81 pursuing any business. OF shall
be doing any art or thing, or shall BE IN the oc-
eupation OF any house or place for the purpose
for which > license i made necessary ~ The
Laws Of Maryland, are hereby warned to obtain
a license or renew the same, on or
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-22
LICENSES TO OWNERS OR KEEPERS OF
CTATTEnNC nm IArES

The owner or Keeper ofevery Stallion or Jack
shall before being permitted to stand or station
such animal, pay 10 the Clerk ofthe Circuit Court
of some one Of the counties in this State the high
est sum which he intends 70 ask or receive for
the season q one mare; and the receipt OF the
said Clerk, with the seal Of his court attached
thereto for said sum. shall be the license for sta
tioning or standing such Stallion or Jack for one
year from the date thereof provided. that in no
case shall the SUM directed 70 be paid By this
section for such license be less than ter dollars
aud that every Stallion or Jack, upon which the
said tax is paid, shall be exempt from all other
State tax.
An owner or keeper standing or stationing any
Stallion or Jack without license, shall forfeit
or pay twice the sum authorized and required 10
be paid Ia the last preceding section, one-half
TO the State and the other half 10 the irformeE.
WM r. FORD.
Sheriff Of St. Mary county.
April 1, lss0-td.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-22
Before the Est day Of May.
1890.

under the penalties prescribed By sAid laws for
the inffacsion thereof.
Those interested are sotifed Of the following
requirements Of the License Law:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-22
Sworn hefnre

RI the oath be administered before Justice Of
the Peace out of the county in which the appli-
cation is made, there must be attached the certi-
ficate Of the Clerk of the Circuit Court Of the
county in which the Justice resides.
Persons may sell salt 70 cure fish in March,
April and May without license.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-22
Saint Kary's eosaty, to rii /:

On this - day of -, 1880, before
the subscriber, a Justice of the Peace of the
State Of Maryland, in and for said county, per-
sonally appeared - and declared that he
intends to apply for traders licsnse, under the
2nd section Of the act Of January Session, 1858,
70 the Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Saint Ma
RVS county, and made oath that the amount Of
the stock Of goods, generally kept on hand by
him, Tor BIZ tie concern IN wkiek he Is eageged, in
case il is partnership, at the principal season
Of sale, tor If the applicant has not previously
engaged in such trade that The amount Of The stock
Of gOods which he exPeets TO keep, re-, does not
for giIl uotl exceed s..
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-22

With Clerks and Shsriifs fees, added.
LICENSES TO RETAILERS OF sPIRITUoUs
OR FERMENTED LIQUORS OR LAGER.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-03-19
,eek be reduced to actual expert

week be reduced to actual expert
ment, is summoning q mass meeting
of the Democracy of all shades of
opinion to respond to the Presidents
message IN favor Of applying the
Monroe doctrine to the isthmus ca
nal project. The speakers will be
evenly apportioned between the
friends of Tilden and Kelly.
sherman Writes "a Letter.
CHICAGO, March 12.-The follow
ing letter received by NJ. l.. Scud.
Ter of this city explains itself.
WASHINGTON, March 10, 1880.
.Ny Demr Sir: Your letter of the
eth inst, in which you express your
strong dissent to my retiring from
the Presidential race is received. l
never for moment have contem-
plated such Il course, and the rumor
you speak OF was no doubt prompt
ly denied. The first public mention
of my candidacy was the inference
drawn from my letter to Hon. Mr..
Haskin of New York. in which l
stated what l would seek to do in
case of my nomination and election.
Since that time l have been con-
sidered by the public as candidate
and have so considered myself, with
the purpose neither to press any one
to support Inc nor to decline such
friendly aid AS is offered me. This
position l intend to occupy to the
end. l do not think it necessary fol
me to belittle or arraign General
Grant, Senator Blaine or any one
else, nor will use my official posi-
ION to promote my candidacy.
Very truly yours, JOHN SHERMAN.
| Prohibition Programme.
DIES MONIES, Iowa, March 16.--
The House has adopted by vote o
G6 to rs Senate substitute for House
prohibitory bill. 1t provides agains
the manufacture, sale or keeping o
as beverage of any Intoxicating
liquor, including ale, wine and beer
The general assembly shall fix suita
BILE penalties for the violation of thu
law. The next Legislature will rat
fly the amendment of the Senate.
Passenger Trafiic---Chinese Going East
Council BLUFFS, March 1G.-Th
Union Pacific emigrant train from
San Francisco brought to Counci
Bluffs this evening about GEO pas
souge,s. The train tomorrow will
bring 500 more. There were abou
50 Chinese on to-day's train. Mum
bers of these people ore going tt
New York, Boston and elsewhere OF
q visit taking advantage of the $3i
through rate. Many expect to locate
in the Eastern States. Large train
are also going west.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-03-19

Pirtle, Jesse. 8 W or Of e or sec 26tp
ID + W, 40 acres ............ %
Power, William, n or of w or and
wqr OF s e or sec ZIP y ",
o"acreS. .... ..................'. 56
RothschiId, d. G. H., lot block 81
Arcadia 70
Reeves, Malachi. lot 5 and $ W or Of
swqr sec tip % W, IS acres. 4 As
Rice, Richard D.. w hf and W hf 'ofne or
and or of e ar and hf of sc grand
sw or Of G or and see . tip ID r4w; hf
ofseqr, W ar offs or and wV ofse
ar sec tip 10 avn W ar and n hfofsw
Grand g ar and hf ofn ar sec IL tpI9e
ri, sec 0tp 19r 4 ". sec Ii tp i9r Nv, hf
sec Btp19 T. II hfsec 90 Up 10 tpr Avs
qrand n hfofs ar and " qrof scqr
sec % tp ~ r 4w, = Inf and hf of II e ar
ands hf OF II W qrsec 81 tip 10 r 4 W, II hf
and II hfofswqr. hf of seqr ands cqr
ofse ar sec 20 tip 10 4w, neqr and If
oq Sfo q ' ln lPr
hfof war sec Il tpl9r 4 W, hfofn
" az and an sawqro NV 9s g., sec 81 u tpso
orn ar sec 81 IT, 20 Nv, iota H sec ID %, tp
2Or4 W, lots and sec ID Pro "a W, e
hfo core qr sec l5tp 20r4w, nwqr.f
ncqrsec 33 tip l9r3 W, ehfofn " ar sec
lTtp2O r3 ", 6,U9t acres, ........... Si7 So
Simmons, G. c., hf of or, and Sc
qrof wqr and II W or of $ or
sec 25tp 1917 ", lG0 acres. ,.... SO 50
Simmons, NJ. c., e hf ofn W or sec 80
tip 1917 W, 100 acres n hf of Inf
and W or of II W Or and lot 3 sec
80 tip 19r 3 W, 240 acres W hf of =
wqr sec % tip 10 r W, so acres -
eqr offs or sec 10 tip 19r3 W, 40
r3w, 40 acres: q hr Of q hf ard :
wor of swur soc ~ tn 1or3,v
900 acres n = mr. nj ~ ~ nr s,c n
TIP 10r3 w, 10 acres, and lot sec
% tip 10 W, AZ acres. ............ So G1
Simmons, G. c., Inf of II or, seer
or or and II W or of $ or sec
2'tp y RI w l6o ARES. 10 W
Shelton, j. >. W., n hf offs W or, Sc
qrofsw qrnwq Of S eqr sec0
~ @oI W. ioo acres. '..'.'..'.... IL
Shelton, Il. H., neqr ofn wqr,se
ar OF W qr sec9t? ~ W, ~
acres. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
Shelton. l.. u. w, sw ar of sw ar
sec 2G TIP Dor ", 40 acres; hfof
of eqrsec "a tip 20 T. 4 W, so acres 81
Skowegan Bank Co.. NV ar Of II ~
ar Sec 20 tn 21r2 w. 40 acres milf
and n hf offs ar and $ ear sec
81 tn u r 8 W, $50 acres n " or
and n hf of n or sec 80 tip 81 r
wv, 2l0 acres; II W or and n hfo of
sw ar sec il tip 20r ", $40 acres;
Inland = or sec % tip q r 4 W,
acres s Inf of se or see ~ tn Sip
W. 40 acres. 90 no
Smith. John w senr ors.or.o.a
IN IA o,y 40 .,,ras :, -, ,uuaru,
cr GOO Q ~, 10 - . -, an - i" w. Va q 90
S,ttnr WV IT ,o,oand n.hf - :,
W. ~. .nn ., -, 49, 10. "" a IN na ". "a
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Syrca IN On ~ on oc ~ Va " m
ra,. ~ wv 49,,
'o' w 40 s ooseP"' 'o' SUE l. W Az
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-03-19

Northern Pacific Railroad.
PACIFIC DIVISION.
KALAMA TO TACOMA
TACOMA and WIlKESON.
DAILY, SUNDAYS RxCEPTEDl
GOING NORTH. GOING SOUTH.
Kalama. .11:2O A. NJ. Tacoma. TOO A. M
Tenino. $3.50 Z. N. Tenino s:45 A. N
PUYALLUp ROAD TRAINS.
LEAVE ARRIVE
Wi:keson $50 p NJ Tacoma. $50 P NJ
CONNECTIONS.
At Tacoma with Pacific Mail Steamship
for Victoria and San Francisco, and with
Sound Steamers for Seattle, Olympia and
all points on Puget Sound.
At Lake View with stage for Steilacoom
At Tenino with the Oiympia-Tenino
Railroad for Olympia.
At Kalama with 0. ). N. Co.'S Boats for
all points on the Columbia River.
At Portland on Wednesday and Satur-
day at 6 A. NJ. with steamers for Port Town
send. Victoria, NanaimO, Westminster and
Fraser River.
Thro ugh tickets for sale at the principal
offices of the Company, and at the office OF
the o. 8. n. Co., in Portland, Oregon, t.
Victoria and Seattle, and via p. NJ. SIS
Co.. Steamships from Tacoma and o. s. n
Co.'S. and =. q. S. s. Co.'S. Steamships from
Portland 10 San Francisco.
Through tickets to Portland, Oregon, foi
sale 1t Victoria, Seattle, Tacous and Te.
]. W. spRAGUE.
General superintendent
Genl. Ticket Agent.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-03-19

Packwood, n hf Of W or, n W or of
neqr sec Is tip 2Or ", 100 acres. 6 "a
Purdy, F. c., lots 5, 6, z and W or of
swqr and Q or of W or. and
hf offs eqr sec IA tip 81 r4 W, 240
acres, anu Q or sec 10 TIP Il raw,
l6O acres ................. ..... :. Al 76
Puget Mill Company, hf sec tp 2lr2w, $50
acres sec 3 tp 81 r 2 W, $40 acres; sec9
tp2 re W, GAO acres; &c II tp21r2w,
$40 acres; sec II tp 81 g W, GAO acres
sec ID tip 81 r W, go acres; n W or and
seqr sec ~ tip 2Or3w, 800 acres; Q hf of
wQr and W or Of e W or sec "a tip 20r
3w, 100 acres; hf and hf of hf ard
ear ofn W ar sec 80 tp 20 g W $40 acres;
hf and n Inf of hi and hf of 8 Q Or sec
IS tp 3w, $50 acres lot and eqr
OF or and W or and . e or Of s cqr
sec 81 Up - r 3 W. 254 acres; n hf and II
hf offs Inf and 3 W or of W or and e or
offs or sec II tip 20 r3 W, so acres......33S -
Purdy, Emily, lot sec IA Up 2lr4w,
24l acres lots l, 2 and 3 sec 30 tp
22r3w, $50 acres, n hf of or
sec 10 tip 20r 2 w.................. 3 80
Proux, Felix, n or of W or, 8 cor
OFFS or sec tip 10 8 W, SOacres A 66
Price, John, W hf of W or. W qrof
or sec II tip 20 3 w, 40
acres -................... go. 10 AZ
Paulsen, Andrew, II wqr of W or
sec TIP 23 3 w, 40 acres, and ne
qrotnw or sec IL tip 2ir5w40
oSASS 4 W
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-03-19
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.

VNn Setback, Stevenson q Co., WhoieselS
Orugglsts, Chicago, supply tho trace NJ As~
ufiActurers' pr1ccss
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-03-19
DELINQUENT Tax Sale.

NOTICE il hereby given that will sell
~ at public auction, t" the highest bid
der for cash, at Oakland, Mason county,
W. r.. on
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-03-19

hf of eqr sec ~ tp l9r3w, 81 acres:
eqr ofn or sec - tp 10 W. 80 acre
ncqr of II e or and n hf of W or and
or OF W or and lot no sec ri tpl9r3w,
100 acres: " Qr offs e or and scqrofsw
or sec 81 tip ~ r3w. 81 acres: eQr ofn
cqr and sec ~ Up ~ r 3 ". hfn W or and
neqr ofn W or sec y tn l9r3w, l6O acres;
5 hf of W ar sec > Up 10 wv. 80 acres;
hfof n W ar and e ar of n e or and n W
or offs or and ID or of W or and or
offs or and = ar OFFS W ar sec FTP l9r3
", $50 acres; hf OF W or sec 3ip 1878
W. so acres: II hf Of " ar ard lot no 3 sec
81 tip ~ ~ W, 81 acres, aud : W or OF s w
sec 20 tn 10 r 3 W, 40 acres ~ 3H3
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-05-20
LaMrers Under Peter.

Peter the Great, Of Russia, was
monarch of large views but invincible
prejudices. He, loved his country, and
lenged to see it take a higher place in
European history. He saw clearly that
progress could be made only by the in
PRODUCTION of new industries and by
skillful training in mechanical labor.
To forward this end he visited in dis
guise the older nations of Europe, made
himself thoroughly acquainted with
their forms of industry, and worked as
a common mechanic at various trades. Z
He sent, also, numerous young men of
promise to great cities in o.her coun-
tries, to acquire skill in the mechanical
4 arts, and to. become teachers of their
countrymen.
But, while honoring all well-trained
mechanics, he had rooted contempt
for lawyers. 1t puzzled him to under.
stand how they occupied high positions
in England and France. They multiplied
quarrels, he said, and fattened ON the
hfe-bloOd of others. Vexed at the higt
esteem in which they were held else
where, he vented his wrath in tn,
memorable threat:
al am thankful ! have only twt
lawyers in my empire. When I return
1 mean to execute one of them" i'i.'
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-05-20
Burdette on Commercial Travellers.


What would do without the "boysi"
How often they have been my friends.
I go to a new town. Idon't know one
hotel from another. don't know where
to go. The man with the samples gets
of at the same station. / follow him
withouta word or tremor. He calls
to the bus driver by name, and orders,
him to :" get out of this now" as soon
as we are seated. And when follow
him I am inevitably certain to go to
the best house there is in the place, He
shouts at the clerk by name, and fires
joke at the landlord as we go in. He
looks over my shoulder as l register
after him, and hands me his card, with
shout of recognition. He peeps at
the register again, and watches the
clerk assign me to 98. Ninety
nothing" he shouts; who's in 152"
The clerk says he is saving Is for Judge
Dryasiust. Well, he be bowed .
says my CHEEKY friend, give him the
attic and put this. gentleman in J5"
And il the clerk hesitates he iseizes the
pen and gives me Is himself, and then
he calls the porter, orders him to carry
up my baggage and put q fire In Is, and
tuCu,i III luc bStA0 DICobl, aOuSs L=u Adt
time will you be down to supper, Mr..
Burdette 7" and, he waits for me, and,
seeing that am stranger in the town,
he sees thatI am cared for, and that tie
walters do not neglect me. He tellsme
about the town, the people, and the
business; he is breezy, CHEEKY, sociable,
full ftnew stories ;always good !;
he frisks with cigars and overfows with
thousand mile tickets" he knows all
the best rooms in all the hotels; he
| always has key for the car-seats, and
turns seat for himself and bis friends
without troubling the brakeman, buthe
will ride on the wood box or stand out
Iside to accommodate a lady, or he will
give his seat to an old man. / know
him pretty wei. For three years ]
have been< travelling with him, from
Colorado to Maine, and know the best
far outweighs the worst. I could hardly
get along without him, and | am glad
| he Is numerc US. Il ss
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-05-20
Four Points in Adrertisine.

One of the Oldest and best advertisers
in the country gives four cardinal points
that all advertisers may profit by:
First, if one has good thing, which
the people really need, the more widely
he makes it known the larger will be his
rates; he will gair nothing by econo-
mizing in this matter, provided he ad-
vertises with good Judgment. Second,
no one need expect to- do brisk and
extended business, in these days. who
fails to advertise, and advertise freely.
Third, it costs money, at the outset, to
advertise, and one must not expect to
do this etfectually for little or nothing.
But if properly done it will nay in the
end. Fourth, papers differ from each
other greatly in their advertising rates
The cheapest kind of advertising is otter
the dearest. Papers whose rates are
among the highest as general thing
give the most value for the money they
demand. 49,
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-05-20
England's Lesson in Popular Govern.

q 40 ;ss,}& = nfent. A3 < - - 80 =,
? It looks as though we should have to
go to school to England to take lessons
in popular government. We make large
boasts of theory. England processes
comparative little respect for democratic
forms of institutions But, even the
Queen of England, secure in her heredi
tary power, and srstsined by precedente
suffi in number, if not in character,
dared not disregard the plainly expressed
declaration of popular choice. The msn
whom she would have preferred to place
at the helm of English civil affairs was
the strongest advocate against his own
elevation, simply because he knew the
people did not want him. 1t required
no eight to seven commission in that
issue to decide where authority rightly
belonged. How cheap and hypocritical
seem our claims to the guidance of lofty
standards in comparison. The election
in which the people declared for Mr..
Tilden by a large majority was much
more truly indicative of how the people
| of this country felt than was the late
election in England. But the man
whom the people did not want, unlike
Granville and Harrington. who argued
against their own promotion, permitted
| tricks and frauds in his interests and
| then rewarded the tricksters and &C
cepted the fruitage of their efforts. But
perhaps we should lay this JUNCTION X
our souls, that we accepted the less evi
of submitting to great wrong rathe
than assert our rights by any means tha
should disturb the country. We do no
believe the English people would hav,
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-05-20
Sympathy Of a Horse.

An incident occurred on the Columbia
River, Oregon, the other day, which
strikingly illustrates the humane in
stincts and sympathy which exist in
animals. A NUMBER of horses were be-
ing taken aboard a steamer, when one
of them kicked another and broke its
leg. 1t was decided to put the poor
brute out of its misery, and it was dis
patched by an employe of the boat with
an ak. A thoroughbred running stall
hon, Delaware, was quietly watching
the disabled animal, and just as the
fatal blow was struck he gave loud
scream and fell backward, with blood
flowing from his nostrils. For oyer
three hours he was in, convulsions, and
it was thought he would die, but he
finally rallied and will recover. iqob4
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-05-20
MISS EVANS MARRIED AT LAST.
Now She shonIa Write Her Own sssry.

Wan vYrafr UUar nuvm
III - Iph,laaslpa,. r,ms.., - ..5I.
Ak noo ,,;n. 4op So Ia To. aes.
~, ~, ~ 800 ,,a1r ~ onsa haro ,coLa5
paSs svo9I na PIop.o ce 10 e Loo .ooAoe =.
Ia He! Hnyiy a. neL .Deoause -
Ganr sns.ro Rs.So Hrn ewss bn. !; y aft 70
500 asetf tba oy;n;o, ~ eyervbody rbose
saa. S.o ,.s...s l.u;n, ~ ~, ~ :
p.non st a.:s - e 'ns4 s.;esd es - Lee
sOse .sdaoad = AZ, Ds tSs s Sar1 80.
n,.I;n+ s;sa,s4a 80 az oaas
PHeuia. tSI. ~ pa as N.at o.a .ne SaS,
ihe ss.vlesi - 3 {, !,
IN iasGf ,,.;s. VI Ine.f ttsig E
ana tha haie mneI Ior III tbaS I bora aacS ,
wfs VIC 4ha fsn..Sat hore sn Iaoa1 @ 49,
as;ea;I1o u :l1 - 10 ,ss.sr;ad a. :
h,'. -" % tL:.arr-, ~, h,,
asslouny ou: nau ooliseoe 'n;s h;.. s... ~
2 " ~ roiS nssi. wa - ~
~ haiiy asain. ~ onioi .una n-oei ss.Ss
sIton sds sh;s - L;'LnS NJ o.,S hoaSd @
49, 49, = r.S VIZ ~ atG ms IN M;ss Mer;en
Evsns and thew fsIr I IN IN love ~ with he each .,
otbar ,ai,ho,,aS; IN tha -,asnt;,.a -bs Lsd
baan forcad c aga;n n To To- mt MT awsy b;a wife
foI oa,,see n,arr;oae s,as ;n,1-s.;t5o
s;rl,s . - ,o,,lJ ,ot IL 1900 H., oa3
f,nOe froUe tha uo son,e .a uou,oD @ after dne A. a.
i;bar.t;nn ia .he n.;.;n nd Nc nayai;s+
cnp % ciraa3 toha ~ Law law ,Int6 tbem sei Ives YES
n =, ,,stter. con ;nraI as .u,orr;agga wss
u, nass,bIa tha5 y5o,id Tst sioi, !; } Z, 1vslI
&C n az co,;td ;f ~ nd bac
81 ~ r;snds hal;arod ,ba :, ~ a;r .love Cor
aaoh s.c, .o4bar wes @ arsst anJ ii that ~ - tbs;r I
easoa ,v",,id Sn. tro ;rnocent
se..t .pai : =, ss. nv al. 81 49,,
pTfp,S pn;itaS 'b bx tbs e trua % Mrs = fawes I tbav
were ye foro;ven for tbeir transS E fess;on + 1 II
the law of the land. when Isewes died.
Novemher 31 1878 the terrible grief to
which Miss Evans fell nrev wasi re.
garied a. still further proying the
sStrsnstb and fnIiness nf thst intense
Love yb;eh was at once the cause and
+ba nst;fc.t;on of bar iansa from soc;aI
.aroca s.ro : ' And 4 wss considered The noost
naturaI tb;na =, @ tSe ssorld sthat sbs
shn,1d anno,,5ea he, inten nf;on of abs,ain.
- m frs,,.0stie o,i writing in the future
Egan -tho,a ,rbo Had boon d;snosad 10
saa on ,'glv 'and somswbst sn;tefnI
80; 20 1aorro T T ,awas'; in tba Cos.
sonlcw" ~ e M;dd,amsrcb - ;, I fsIt II : {