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Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-29
Mad.

Some men get mad because we
don't stop their paper as soon as their
time is out, while others get mad II
We do. One man was behind three
wears, and We stopped his paper. He
got terribly wroth, and could not see
why we stopped his paper. II the
LEDGE is worth reading it is worth
paying for. We carry no dead-heaos'
we have a healthy, growing list.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-29

Audrain will always remember the
support Monroe, Pike and other
neighboring counties gave her at the
convention last week. The time to
return the compliment can't come
too soon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-29
Pay Up.

We have sent out statements OF the
accounts of several Of our delinqnents.
Gentlemen, you must attend to this
matter; VI have waited long and
faithful for this money. If it lie not
paid shortly, the accounts will be
placed in the handsiof an officer. #.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-29

There will be q grand fag- raising
and ratification meeting by the Mont
gomery Hancock and English Club,
at Montgomery City, Saturday, July
s1st. 1880. Speeches, music, torch
LIGHT procession and fireworks.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-29

The latest on the Herald 10 il de-
sire to put = stop to drinking and Il
the same time offering to advertise
for . saloon and take the pay In II
quor. Thou hyposrite, the lightning
will strike you.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-29

The Audrain delegation to Jeffer-
son City did its duty nobly, as did
all friends of its candidates who were
at the convention. They went over
to carry of at least one honor and
they came home victorious.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-29

st. Louis will never receive that
recognition hon country delegates
she deserves y long q she sends "a
state conventions . lot Of bummers
and dad beats. Such sscAttls.s do
|sssvediy hAys % iA1noacs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-29

VIZ are glad to e that Mr.. Fer
guson, who was badly hurt when
Ian Morris horse ran of, is able to
be out again. Miss Morris has en-
tirely recovered from her injuries re-
ceived at the same time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-29
Select Reading.

Miss Mary A. Hogan, Of St. Louis,
well-known in Mexico's society cir.
cles, will give a select reading u
Opera House next Thursday night,
August 5th. We trust she will have
q full house.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-29

Messrs. Ringo & Eubank's new
Ebasouche can be found on the public
square from l until 8 O'Clock. p. m.
First hour, t1.50; each additional
hour, 81. Passengers anywhere in
the corporate limits, 25 cts. 5-tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-29

Ground has been broken for the
Presbyterian parsonage on the lot
Just west of the church. Nearly
every church in Mexico will BOW havs
q parso0Age.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-29
Grand PicAiA.

One mile Southeast At BENTON
City, on Cuivre, Friday, August 9Th.
Candidates Of all parties are invited
to be present and speak on the politi-
cal issues Of the day. Ample ar.
rangements are being made for dane.
ing, swinging, &c. All are invited
to come and bring we'll filed baskets,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-29

Pike has Is votes, Audraln 9,
and Montgomery 2, in the Judicial
Convention for the third circuit.
Necessary to a choice, Is.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-29
P. S. MlTcRElus SPACE.
Clearance Sale.

Our prices are reduced to close
out summer goods. Newport Ties
and Slippers in abundance and at a
bargain. Making room for fall goods.
Our new paper is out, full Of Wit
-
and free to all. Call and get one.
r.
MrrcHELL's SHOE STORE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-29

1t was just as we said-Audrain
with two candidates stood no show
for both and came very near getting
left all around,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-29
See Mitchell's space.

VIZ learn that our friend Of the
Intclligencer has been trying te
make the Vandalia Leader stop work
ing for Buckner, by threatening te
beat candidates for county Offices
who are friends of that paper. Look
out, Mr.. Leader; the Intelligencer
only has to say so and a man is de-
feated Or elected. 1t has (?) The
power to deliver its (?) goods.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-29
Political Speaking.

A. H. Buckner, M. c., will speak
at Laddonia on the 9th and at Mar
tinsburg on the 7th of August, at l
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-29

Messrs. Woodlan & Lane, butchers,
keep, at all times, the very best fresh
meats of al kinds, on ice. They are
clever men 90 and see them.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-29

AttentfOn, oo1oAO
Regular examinations first Saturday
in each mouth. All wishing certid-
Gates must attend these.
GroRGE ID. BOWMAN,
County Commissioner.
2a-,4-Anril 1, 1881.
ChoAge Of Firm

Having associated Mr.. Algernon ..
Houston with me In the lumber bus
iness, the same will be continued i'm
der the firm name Of Barnes d Hous-
tom. w. G.. BARNEs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-29

An sill Havana cigar for five cents
at Frost's, next door to the post
office. 15-tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-29

v1Te are authorized to announce
W, ii. JOHNSON,
8 aeasdidafe for Constable Of Salt River inwn-
I'm. Subject to the rules and usageS oil the
f~saeeratic party.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-29
CONSTABLE.

JIYE are authorized to
T.. B. HOOTON
7 j candidate for re-eirction 10 the oftce Oh
GnssbIe ef Salt River township subject to the
E~emoeratie Convention.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-29

OllIS " IN oh
The Audrain county delegation
were putting on lots of style at jeff,
crson City. They had . valet, but
not what Il valet ought to be.
The hotel proprietors at Jefferson
City, NO., have telegra pied to Dr.
Tanner offering him u g ood salary te
pass his last days in that city.
Miss Blanche Hart, one of tht
sprightliest and most amiable young
ladies' of St. Louis, is visiting Mrs
r. NJ. White, of this city.
MI. Kabrich is having the oper'
house stage enlarged and new scener!
nsinted. Mexico will now have tn
hest opera house in this part of tn
State.
Audrain will remember her friend
and will not forget her enemies a
the late Jefferson City convention
Tn due time Audrain will pay all be
debts.
The dailies spent not q cent Io
specials from the convention. VINE
1t costs money or takes work to g
i. news for their readers they are nc
found in front.
Will they never get through tall
inc about Buckner having bulldoze
!, the party last election? VIII sou
one show how he ever buldozed I'll
!. party or tried so to do.
Z Such men az Billie Rider shout
e be kicked out of a.Democratic CO..
+. yention. He is in the wrong PEI
: We hope St. Louis will always "g'
the goose" as long as abe lets sue
nan into oar eonvssi0as.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-29

1vyE are authorized to announc
~ r. CREED CARTER
. eandidate for County Judge in the Western
Eis,ft subject to the rules and usages OF the
Democratic party.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-15
IN NEN0RIAN.

Died. on the 7th inst, nflsr eight days ill.,
ness Of pneumcnia, at the residences Of Der son
in Charlotte Hnll, Mrs. A LICE. relict cfthe lase
Richard G. Sothoron, and daughter q The late
Jonathan WoOdbuFn, q this county, IN the t5th
year Of her age.
name q the Lord, (" y thanksgiving that een
arise ONLY from The noal q he truly faithful
Christian. Death, come ae it win, 10 ever the
grim, dread messenger % the hearts Of loving
lfiends gathered about the bedside 0fa dear ons,
and We would fain keep back his icy touch,
tbOagh We feel assured that the Spin. trced from
ia bo8y o. pain and suffering viii be led by a Sa-
viouFS tsnder hand SAFELY across thecold river 70
happy sssrnity beyond, and her glad voice Taxa
M the song af the redeemed-ssthe Lord hath
taken away. blessed be the name Of the Lord. !"
It's hard Indeed under an circumstances 90 see
loved enc pass away, and but for The light
that CLEANS up from the dark grave, shed By
that divine promise 81 am the Resurrection and
the Life, . the heart must ever mourn. But Cor
this who could resign HsotAsT 20 She cot8in and
the pail 7 She who was our first friend and
whose last wish Il Tor cur welfaFe-she who be-
comes deaFer TO ns In every change Of life and
dearest when the silveFed head and dimning eye
Of three-sc0re yearsand ten remind usto0 strong
ly that the gentle hand and hasy Aet must SION
be stilled forever and We see her NO more in this
life.
The death OF this aged mother IL deeply
mourned BY her children. 'sSgy best friend Is
gone, where shall I find another like her :"
comes from the soFrowing heart Of theson who
50 tenderly cared for her decliniag years. But
their grief Is not without the assurance that their
loss Is her eternal gain. She vas q faithful
member Of the Protestant Episcopal Church, and
in receiving from the hands Of her pastsE, upon
her deathbed, the symbols Of that broken body
and shed blood which secured her the happy inn
mortality she was fast approaching oely
regret was that the circumstances OF der declin.
ing years had prevented her attendance upon the
services Of the church-in this she was comfort
ed and resigned herself 20 die. She was gentle
and tender in her family relations, strong in her
affection for her children, ever willing 70 serve
friend ~ far as lay In her power, aud passed q
long life as little Swallowed by the faults Of hn-
man nature 40 few 30 long records can show.
She bore her painful illness with patience, and
calmly bidding goodbye 70 the family circle
gathered around her, passed in peace to that
''bouFne where the weary are forever al rest"
Charlotte Hal, AprI 10, 1850. ANIcrs.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-15


- Or psrsomnl Appearances Il = matter IN
which sur frisnas ana neasainsnness haxs 9
right To- choice WHISTLER We nIall iniies ppon
shem a. sxterier uncagsd for ana anastEassivs,
. cOunsenanes marrsd By = ssgEsctsd grizzlsd
bard. o. srown guiltless Of covering. bali
covered, o. thafehed with white hairs, o. whesh-
er Ne shall in desersnos 90 car fellows, pay due
regard to cur ewn persons. and make them pre-
srnaAbls and acceptable in soeirsy. There az
many heips sbr those who desire to DO this. and
these aEs none among them more acceptable thar
Halls Hair Remover and Buekingham's Dye os
the whiskers- Both these preparations are KEEP
ioE sale AZ our drug stores, and ifany Of our
frisnds are locking . little the woEse sOr scar,
we advice them 70 make note Of lt.--Nogtl
&ar, DanriTIs, Va.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-15

At the regular weekly meeting Of this bod
at their Hall on Friday eveaing last, the Presi
dent announced the Standing COnmittee fOrth'
term These are IS follows.
Finance CSmmittes.-JOhH r. King, DR.
Chas. Combs, Col. J. Parran Crane.
Library Committee.-JOs. II. KEY. D.. c.
Hammett and Jos. r. Neale.
!. Hall COmmittee.-HOn. R. @. COubs, J.
Simms Fenwick and B. Harris Camalier.
Question Commits. 4. Ford, B. r.
Abel and r. A. Young.
The Society adopted motion authcrizing III.
Hall Committee TO take the necessary stspsfor the
sasehle preparation Of the Hall for the reeep
DOB Of the PinafOre TrOape Of our Town on III.
occasion ofthe entertainment they propose Civ.
ing the Society.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-15


The dwelling On The farm Of John b. Waters,
Esa., O ths Patnrsnt River, gsnerally knOwn
as ne Town Greek farm. tsok ere On Sunday
naorning aboas . O'clock and was totally de-
aar0yed, together vffh two other adjAosst baild-
Inrn. Il b thought spark from the chimney.
ik1lisg On TIE rod, ignisea II. Everything vas
sssy dry snd almost gale Of wind was blow
- II the fEme The aanies were rapid In their
destruction, and we are inibrmsd that In les
"a n hoax from The Tins q the discovery Of
ne Gre The large bidding was il ruins. The
DWELLING sus built Of brick, and was one Of the
olasst huliainss u ne county Its construction
4azlng bnek 10 eoloniai times We have been
4 asssa ihal IL Waters vas insured
'ih fbs Montgomery County Mttual % the amount
Of "a, 900 on the dwelling, spd sOr an amount,
which we have not ascertainea, on the two adj
jacent buildings. Comparatively NO furniture
was saved, and, unfortunately, uPbn this be had
effected no insurance. Nearly ali the clothing
Of himself and family was destroyed
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-15

only Tor the psrpose Of being eonsumed
where sold, OF l0F the puFposs o. re-
planting Or bedding IN The waters ofthe
said couniies, betsseen the iiiteenlb day
Of April and tEse firss Of SeptembeE.
Penalty $50 70 $500 6ne o. imprison-
ment IN Henae Of CorEecli0n fFsm three
menths 10 three years.
Tongmens' license for canoes twenty
feet OF less, two dollars: twenfy q
twensy 1--we feet, three dollars: twenty
Eve 70 thirty feet. four dollars: over
thirty feel. Eve dollars. Tongers' H.
cense 10 60 10 the public schools Pen
atty Tor tongers--a Ene Of not less than
80 nor more than 500, OF imprison-
meat in the House Of Correction iron
three months ID three years.
The salary Of the commanding ofieef
in charge Of the steamer shall be 3 I 500
ger annum and of each deputy CON-
mander $500 per annum, with an ON
Ger 81 $50, and three seamen at so
nonth, without rstsons.
AL oysters IN the shell disposed offn
the State Of Maryland shall b nseasur-
ed In . sealed measure Of any capacity,
from half q bushei % three kaslleis,
which measures shall Be inspected and
sealed.
II any boat OF vessel shall Be sren
sailing over any of The waters Of thu
State which are exempted from dredg.
ing, By Law. in the same manner ID
which they sail 10 take or catch oysters
with dredgss Or serapes. itshsli - tsj-
ms Gscie evidence Of violafion Of law.
AL oysters shall be cnlled On their
natural beds. under preceding penalties
This Act takes effect from the date ol
its passage.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-15

The NEW OYSTER LAWs-Ine new
Oyster Law, q synopsis Of which we
give below. though not all we could de-
sire, is valuable change in very many
respects and entities the Legislature 10
tbs thanks Of the people Ut The tide
ssaler sections OF the State. Had not
sorr stringent measures been adopted
Gor The protection Of cur oyster beds.
they would soon have been extermina-
ted. The feature of the new law pro-
hibiliOg the catching OF oysters, except
for private use. home planting, &C.. be-
tween April 18th and September ist. is
the suggestion Of Prof. w. K. Brooks.
Of The Johns Hopkins university. He
gave the Legislature the results OF bis
scientific experiments in the Psopaga-
ton Of the oyster and bis opinion Of the
cause Of the depletion Of the oyster beds.
He attributed the annual decrease Of
yield 10 raking over The beds during the
spawning season, which is between
April and September. At meeting Of
The Fish Culture Association in New
Yovh last week. Prot. Brooks gave the
Association some highly interesting in-
formation concerning the oyster. He
saiA that young oysters were 50 dimin-
utive that 600, 900 could swim around
in watch crystal. A single oyster
yislds from I. 600, 900 TO 80. 0O0. 900 oys-
isrs. according 70 size. A fair average
b probably about 5000. OOO-the Pro-
Ssssof could not be positive as 10 mil
lion d. 90. The oyster sexaally natures
il cue year, when about the size Of =
silver half dollar. when shells irst
termed l26. OO0. 900 would Only Gil .
cubic iaeh ofspaee. The wholesale de-
struetiOn Ct. the delicate young oyster
BY sOngs. scrapes or dredgers can eas,-
ly Be imagined during The Matching sea-
son. IN answer 70 . question why oys-
ters were not healthy sxssptihe'r'''
monshs. the Professor said they soon
ssrmealed when IN The milky stale. or
faIl VI eggs. ard were then unwhole-
some. II eaten when taken fresh from
the water they were not unhealthy food.
Dredging season 18th Of October 10
lss Of April.
Dredging license three dollars Ton.
Punishment for violating the dredging
law; fne Of not less than City nor
more than two hundred dollars, or SEN
teneed to the House OF Correction from
three months to THREE years; and the
boat OF vessel shall pay . penalty ofno
less than 6fly nor more shan three hun
dred dollars. The Circuit Court aud
the Justices Of The Peace have inrisdic-
tion.
Provision is made 10 hold and sell the
sessel and hppuFteRances for ines nm
posed under ibis act.
Any person convicted Of catching
planted o. bedded oysters shall be fined
moi les than FIVE nor more than fifty
dollars, lor be sent 70 the House Of Cor
Fecison iron three months tothFee yecrs.
Il 10 made unlawful for any person to
ezteh Or take oysters. except for private
mse, TO the amount Of Eve bushels per
aey. o. GoF sale Of the same 10 any citi-
sen of che neighbnrhood, and to them
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-15


HoLnFEs OvKR.--It seems that Tire
rrpublicans are moi 10 hare > monopoly
a holdinR uf;ces 10 which other people
have been chosen. The present tobsc-
cdiinspeciors Of cur State have pct
themselves in The same boat with Hayes
and Wheeler and haze estopped their
party. 10 this respect at least. from dis
charging approaches against the enemy
sor defeating ihe. will Of the appointing
power. And law. II seems. 10 found
for Il. too. Just - II was 10 the ease Of
The Iate eIsrtoFsI commission. Atleasl
Aat0suey-Gsssrsl Gwinn has Sled -
opinion % The eject. that the tobacco
inspectors nov IL ofice bold over 70
March isi, 1884. The Constitution,
secosding 10 TIE Attorney General. pro-
vides that aFl officers shall hold over
unliI their successors are appointed aad
qualified. and there i specific direction
that The tenure Of tobacco inspectors
shall be from The lst Monday in March
hsxt ensuing after them appointment.
Although The new inspectors we're nom
mated BY the Governor prior to the frat
Monday Of March. they we're not con-
frmed BY The Senate until April 6th.--
But The joint action ofthe Governor and
Senate i necessary under our Constiiu-
tsoa 10 eonsummaie the sppointment Of
snspsctors, hence, the new inspee-
tors, not being confirmed In due time
By the Senate. are out IN The cold until
tie Grss Monday Of March. 1881. Gov.
Hamilton 10 reported 10 have taken .
Different view Of this matter, and IN the
meanwhile. legal action has been inau-
gurated by the new 10 disposses the
present inspectors by Law.
Since che above was written, We mo-
tiee that Gov. Hamilton has commits
stoned the new tobacco inspectors.-
This will enable The new inspectors TO
bring their cases before the Courts and
ct 10 likely their rights 10 Office will now
be adjudicated al an early day.
We we're in in error in stating that the
local option bill for this county had
passed. Our Annapolis correspondent
states elsewhere that the bill passed the
House and reached the Senate but not
in time Tor action in that body.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-15

A letter hzs been received ffsm - imp0rlnnl
Inssmosr Of the PinafbFs Opssa TsOupe of our
TsHn wssieh represents. thas 4 WI b incoave-
niens for hins % partieipnis i tkssntsrsainmsni
% Ia zznd Instant On aeceuni o. busineas en-
gsgsmsnfs Be cnnnot wen poSpons- The post
ponement of PinnSors Cor the prsssna = therefbvs
nads inexisable, bus re bare ben aakhorised g
STATE, thas TIE representation of the Opera VII
not BE- abandcnsd bat may be hooked for ~ .
very early dass, due nosice Of which win Be giv.
en In the BnAcoB.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-15
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Orphans' Court Of 81. Mary's County. Set:
April 10, 1880.
nRDERED By the Court, That d. G. HAM
~ nett ExeeutoFof
MARY 3. BIsC0E,
Eate Of 81. Mays county, Maryland, deceased,
give the notice required By Law 10 the deceased
creditors 70 exhibit their claims and that the
same be published once week for ak successive
weeks In the st. Mary's BEAcoE.
Test: JoHE b. ABELL,
Register Of Wills for st. Mary county.
In pursunnee Of the above order, hereby give
notice that hare 5btained from the Orphans
Court Of 81. MaFy's county, Maryland, letters
teslamentary ON the personal estate Of Mary y.
Biseoe, late Of said county, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against the said deceaged are
hereby notified 10 exhibit the same with The pro
per vouchers attached thereto 20 the subecFibeF,
on or before the 18th day Of October, 1859,
tbey will otherwise by law be excluded from the
benefits Of the said estate. All pergons indebted
20 the deceased ere requested 20 make Immediate
payment 10 the subscriber.
d. @. HAMMETT,
April Is, lsso-ew. Exeeator.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-15

- The American Farmer FOR April con-
tains number Of most excellent and practical
articles, including papers on Reclaiming Ssdge
and Pine Lands; Making, Saving and Applicar
ton II Barn-YaFd Manure; The Origin, Charac-
ter and improvement Of Soils; Beet Sugar; To-
bacco, and many other equally timely topics, in
GLIDING Fruis-Growing, Market Gardening,
Flower Culture; besides, what constitutes one Of
the most instructive and popular features Of the
veteran journal, reports from several advanced
farmers clubs; also the regular monthly notes
Of work on the farm, and In the orchard, fruit,
vegetable and flower gardens, poultry yard, &c.
with a most admirably conducted department
for the ladies OF the farm household.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-15
nlEn.

In snrsn R1en. California, Gu the 9otn g
nssrrk. uis.. afssr . short flIness, HERBERT -
sHKPHERD, In the a4th yeaE othls sc, eniy 90
q Rev. >. Aver and A. u. Shspn.fa.
On the 7stA alt, II The SIN aiafFheA 0MV. :
FIgH. n The ssh year q Bis sc.
Al her resiaenes in this district % tee SD q
Anril. 1850. JANE e., reliet Of the late Benedict
Howard. IN the elst year Of her ege. Aay sns
rest in peaeei
siaersrf an cha fsth az March, alt, aiter saori
iIluns. q. greenwich HAYDEN, In The asa
year u bis are
10 say that be had faults b but g Fepeaf -
humanity. let thea his faults lie buried win
hEr,. aud Ies us alone speak of his greAi goodness
81 heart. He was generous y fault and -.
who came Ia social c0ntnct With him were aoxcSa
20 pariaka of his unhounded hospitality AZ
afeesiouaan husband, . kind and tndnieen.
fasher. 81 widowed wife ard tw0 little Crphaned
children hare Cur warmesE sympathy II this,
sheir sad bereavement. AMaeoa-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-15

The LEADERS or FAsHIoNABLE DRKss AM
Low PmcEs.-C. N. 0ehm and Son, proprietor
Of the largest, onc-pFice double Clothing Houses
Baltimore, now occupy two entire 3 story build
ings with their splendid stock of Mems, Youths,
Boys and ChiIdren's Spring Clothing. Having
bought and manufactured their entire stock be
fore the great advance in wOolens, they are sell
ing great bargains in every department fol
Spring and Summer wear, which none can at.
ford to overlook. We feel it our duty to call
the attention Of our readers to this truly famous
and reliable establishment, corner Pratt and Han
over streets. No one in need Of Clothing, ready
made and made to order, should fail 70 call on
Oehm 4 Son and see the low prices at which the
most choice and perfect fitting garments ars
selling
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-15

We are afraid the law against swearing, late
ly enacted by our State Legislature, Is not des.
tined to meet here, any more than st Annapolis.
with universal observance. However this may
be, gentleman Of our acquaintance who is Civ
en- to the habit Of expressing himself when IN
der excitement In somewhat irreveEent English,
discussing in our hearing the other day some
current republican, shcrs-coming, and after work
ing himself into passion abOutit turned sharp
ly upon the new oct against swearing and bera-
Ted IL In terms-well, IN terms unfamiliar 10 al
orthodox catechisms. QuOth our irate friend
'tPassed . law have they against swearing
Going 70 Yankesizs old Maryland are they
Wen sea about tha. I'll curse when -
please and the - black republicans In partie-
ular 70