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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1880-10-14
MARRIED..

Ross-JOHNsoN- At Brockwayville,
las week, Mr.. johnson Ross, of
Washington, Iowa, to Miss Luna
johnson of Brock
Both parties are well known in
Ridgway. THE happy couple after n
visit at Freeport, leave to-day for
Washington, Iowa, where they will
permanently reside.
F1TCH-NEERING-At the residence
OF Esquire Chas. Mead on Saturday,
Oct. 3. 1880, Mr.. Fred. Fitch, to
Miss Sarah Neering, both of Ridg-
way.
Fred. and his bride have ourucst
WISHES for their future success.
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G. G, MESSENGER.

DRUGGIST & PARMACEUTIST,
n. w. corner of Main and Mill. streets.
Ridgway, Pa, full assortment of care.
fully selected Foreign and Domestic
Drugs. Prescriptions carefully dis
pensed at all hours, day or night.
Yln3V
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j. s. RcRpMELI-, n. D.

ELECTIC PHYSICIAN 4 SURG,N.
Has removed his Office from Centre
street to Main street, Ridgway, Pa. IL
the second story of the new brick.
building OF, John G. Hall, west Of the
Hyde House.
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HYDE HOUSE.
w. III. SCHRAM, Proprietor,

". IT. SCHKAM, Proprietor,
Ridgway, fttk county, Pa.
Thankful for the patronage hereto
fore so literally bestowed upon him,
the new proprietor hopes, by paying
strict attention to the comfort AID con:
venience of guests, to merit Il continu-
ance of the same. oct30'60
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NEW ADVER RTISEAfENTS.

AGENTS WANTED for our popular New
Roolx THE INDUSTRIAL HISTORY az, THE
UNITED STATES. Its Agriculture, Mnnuiac-
lures. Mining, Banking, lnsurnnce,, etG. ~.
Special Terms to Henry Bill Publishlng 70
Norwich Ct .nSft
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w. l.. WILLIAMS

" " " ~ I'M
Late of Strattanville), Physician and
Surgeon, Ridgway, Pa. Office in
Halls Brick Rqilding (up,stairs):
References71J. d. Smith, H. L.
Young, r. Rulofson, Strattanville;
Major John Kitley, w. w. Green;
land, Clarion. Has practiced his
profession sccessfully for more than
ten years. ..--- -..-. -..-.--... -
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The New York Store.

Next the post-office.) Cohen, Bro,
& Brownstein are just receiving Il
large stock of fall and winter clothing,
dress goods, boots and Shoes hats and
caps, which they are selling at great
bargains. Goods by the car load.
Prices down to the bottom. Look out
for the big advertisement next week.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1880-10-14
HALL B. M'CAULEY

ATTORNEE-AT-LAW.
Office in new brick building, Main
street, Ridgway, Elk CO., Pa. vo2t
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Business Cards.
GEO, a. RATHEuR
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW

ATTORN ET- T-AT-LAW.
Main street, Ridgway, elk Co., Pa.
Particular attention given to ths
examination of titles, also to patents
and patent cases.
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SHOW THIS 70 YOUR GROCER
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD
Philadelphia & Erie r. r. Div.
WINTER TIME TABLE.

On and after SUNDAY. November r
O9, 1879, the trains ON the Philadel
phia & Erie Railroad Division will 1
run as follows: ...
WESTNN ADT
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THE REBEL HORDES and The
SHOT GUN
not SUCCEED.

-EX-Congressmar Speer and late
Chairman of the Pennsylvania State
Democratic Committee, in speech for
Hancock at Pittsburgh, said: "This
is my first utterarce stree the Chicago
nomination, and L desire to say right
here, that served four years in Con-
gress with General Garfield. / know
him well, and honor him for his
honesty, his Integrity, his ability, his
breadth of knowledge, ,and his upright
character" 1t will take good deal
of mud to blot out that iaanly indorse-
ment. The second tribute is by Con-
gresham FELTON, of GeorSa: 81 know
General Garfield personally, have been
on the same committee with him, and
he is a gentleman of good morals social,
clever, and has grand intellect; i'll
tellectually he has no superior in the
House He is good man, has mind
of ineXhaustible resorces and ! have
nothing to say to detract from his in,
tegrity.n
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1880-10-14

The Republican Congressional
Conference which met at Lock Haven
last week nominated Thos. II. Murray
as the Republican candidate for Con-
gress from the goth District, composed
of the counties of Centre, Clearfield,
Ciintong Elk, Mifflih and Union,
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1880-10-14

William MaXley, brakeman on the
Buffalo Road, was severely injured at
Sartwell, yesterday morning. He had
uncoupled some cars while they were
in motion, and by sudden jerk he
was throw under the train, between
the rails-about twenty cars passing
over him. One of the brake beams
caught his right foot, seyering the soft
part of the foot and part of the foot
joint-making painful wound, The
palm of his right hand was also Sc
verely torn. The injured man was
brought to Emporium and is being at
tended by DR.. Heilman.-Emporium
Pres6, Oct. Z.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1880-10-14

Fresh case cookies, jumbles and
Jelly fingers at Morgestern.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1880-10-14

TRAGIC Result OF A QUARREL
ABOUT GAME OF MARBLES.-Ab boy
killed his playmate. at Reading, Pa,
on the 9th inst. The particulars are
thus telegraphed to the daily papers,
which should prove sad warning to
illtempered boys: A fatal quarrel took
place Saturday at Ninth and Obey
street, in Reading, Pa, between
Robert Diver, aged y years, a son of
Joseph Diver, baggage master ut the
Reading railroad depot, who resides at
No. 637 North Ninth street, and a
Charles Hiii,melreich, aged II years,a
son of ID. S. HImmelreich, of No. III
North Ninth street. 1t seems that
the two boys were playing II game of
marbles and got into quarrel, when
Himmereich picked up a large stone
flung it his playmate, striking him in
the left temple. Diver immediately
sank unconscious to the ground.
Medical aid was summoned, but when
the physician arrived the boy was
dead. The lad, Himmelreich
has been arrested to await the
action Of the Coroner's jury. The
chief of Police has squad of police
guarding the house of Himmelreich
to be used in case of any disturbance.
The widest excitement prevails in the
neighborhood where the boy was
killed. The only injuries visible on
the head of ttie dead lad is an abrasion
of the skin upon the temple, and
seveial bruises on the face and fore
head, caused by his fall to the pave
mpnt.
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DIED.

BRUGGER = Friday, Oct. 8, 1880, in
FAINT enid of Casper Brugger, No |,
who lives at Grants tannery.
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The Boston Journal publishes

The Boston Journal publishes q
letter by Mr.. James o. Lyford, a
prominent young lawyer of Tilton,
New Hampshire, who announces his
attention of working hereafter for the
Republican party. The journal says:
Hitherto Mr.. Iyford has been one of
the leaders among the Democracy of
the Granite State, and his change of
political sentiment will be both a sur
prise and a sorrow to the members of
that party. He was at one time politi-
cal editor of the New Hampshire
People, the leading Democratic organ
OF the State, holding the position two
years. He first became prominent in
politics in 1876, about which time he
was elected a member of the Constitu-
ional Convention, where he distin-
guished himself by marked ability.
In Tilton and vicinity he exerts a
strong influence, and his conversion
to Republicahism will be of much
value to that party, especially as in re-
suited purely from cor orviction, and as
Tilton is fightihg-gfound.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1880-10-14
Grand Bali at Hyae,s Opera House.

There will be a grand ball given at
Hyde's Opera House on Friday even
ing, Oct. 18th 1880. Music by Miller's
string band. A general invitation is
extended to the public. Tickets 81 90.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-10-07

If ron have n hcrss f0r sale, one package a
ROnerts' Horse Powders win improve bis condi.
ton 60 the extent Of 10 per cent IS Gents buys
package. For sale By Combs 3 spalding,
Leonardtown.
This q not iairy tale, although there is some
maggie ab0mt IL and II you have any desire 20
end 0uk what kind CT n tale Il Il, or wherein the
magic Iies, ask ySur druggist for . bottle Of
Shines Syrup Of Tar, Wild Cherry and HOFe-
hound, and the necrel may be leaEned nom The
inside wrapper. Sold By Combs 3 Spalding,
LeOnardtpwn.
The best proof Of the value Of Ioberts' HOrse
powders--is-thatn Notwithstanding The hundreds
OF dffIsrent kinds that ere IN the market thesa
Powders within the past year have had an in
creased demand Of over 50 per cent. over any
pFevicas year. Ask y0nr druggist, Combs
SpaIding, Cor u. b. Roberts Horse Powders.
Moshern, before giving yosr little babe cough
or Group medicines, remember that Sines' Syrup
Of Tar, wild Cherry and Hoarh0and is the ohlJ
Cough Preparation that contains 10 opium,
morphine nor any other narcotic. Sosdby Combs
Spalding, LeonardtoNn.
Pcoultsrurs ana Farmers that are alive 70 their
interests at this season Of the year giving their
chickens N. d. Roberts Poulsry Powders. II
makes them healthy and strong consequently val
liable Tor the fall trade. For sale by Combs &
Spalding, LeonardtOwn.
walkeE-ASe ihers any two things Is antagO-
nistic AZ Garfield and Hancock MilleF-Cer-
tainly, Rheumatism and Roberts EmhrocatiOn.
Walker--Why7 Millcr-Becansew where the EN-
brocasion Il Il is too hot for Rheumatism. Sold
by Combs and Spalding al Is and 20 Gents.
n B. Roberts Embrocation will not cure all
diseases that human nesh is heir TO, butfoF Rheu-
matism, Sprains, Swellings Burns or Flesh
Wounds is has no peer, u IL has an equal. Sold
BY Combs a Spalding AZ 35 and 80 Goats.
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OBITUARY.

Eyre, beloved daughter of Hemry Jones,
.nlRpped amng sronA earth on the z0gh Of Septem.
Ger, n her 10th year, and Il now found with
Christ IN that house not made with hands in tbs
land offhs sunset never.
She e forever with her Lord and all her risk
Il past. She has gained all that Is worth living
foF, and her gain can never be our loss. II va
loved her here, we must love her more there--i
We thought her beautiful In the Lord on earth,
she iemore In Heaven--iE she had influence and
poRef with rs IN this world, mneh more has she
no9--lor her life has increased In value both d
Heaven and earth. And the loved ones herr
who take an interest In Heaven know tsaat Hea,
ven Is richer 70 them than eyer before, know
thas The affections 90 their life Of faith and low
In Christ are more beautifully entwined aboui
the Gross, and know s'tbat they sorrow not ever
a. Others which have no hope"
s'Blessed hope, how Il shines In our sorrow,
Like the star over Bethlehem's plain,
That II may be, with Him, ere the morrow,
We shall meet with our lov'd ones again.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-10-07

We have bsrn somswhat rcmia oflais IN Civ
ing details Of the proosedinRs Of cur Beard q
COanty Commissioner. ewing 10 other demands
upon our space. We expoet 10 b more atien-
live 10 this matter hereafter, "a we appreciate
that nothing more interests The great bulk OfouF
readers. The report We make to-day & Of the
proceedings Of the 2srd ale. Prcssnt. Messs.
Alvey, Locker, Jones and Parsons. =. Walter
Matiingly was appointed . Constable In the Sth
aistriet. bonded and bis bond approved. O. w.
Armswerthy xas allowed $40 for building kiteh-
en- 1t ths jail. Road report Of John =. Deaf
passed Cor Ssa; same sOr Jos B. TAvis forIsI Ia
road report OF the same supervisor for the sth
district passed ior Sls. The Judges Of Election
Ia the Ist and and districts were re-appoinled.
Benjamin FoxwsIl, n. =. II. Yates aud W.T..
Graves appointed as Judges q Election IN the
srd district. No change in the 4th and sth dis
sEicss. Henry Jones, JAS. @. Spaldfng and ,.
8. icy appointed for the 9Th. d. J. Payne, D.
Code and Charles A. Burch br the 7th and Jas.
T. Duke. B. J.. Shermantine and John B. PuF-
cell Sor die sth. The board adjourned 70 meet
the and Tuesday OF October.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-10-07

ExrEAnATcnY.-From pressure On
our space this week. we have been com
PEELED 10 crowd OFT. mol only eeSialn
editorial iraciates Of our own. which he
world can well contrivs to do without,
but also articles Of more importance,
among others, an excellent contribution
fsomoas fsir Washington correspondent.
This. however, we shall publish here
sfler, - II - not On > s'lbject 81 mere
passing interest.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-10-07
Lectures 81 the Late war

RHE REV. JAMES b. AvIRETT, CRspRsia
y fer years in ne Confederate aFmg end aH-
sker N GAe life N Gen. THrny Ashbg, win de-
liver series OF lectures, giving bis reminiscent
ces Of the war, At Mr.. r. ]. MARSH ALL HO-
TEL, on the evenings Of the 18th, 18th, 18th
and 18th Of OCTOBER. Mr., AviFest is well
and lavorably known In our county as au able
and interesting speaker, and ell who can should
avail themselves uf this opportunity TO hear him.
The proceeds are TO Be devoted 20 the improve
menE Of 81. Georges Church, Poplar Hill.
Doors open at o'clock.
Tickets for each lecture, adults Is ets-ehil-
drsn, Is cent?. Sept 70, lseO-'d.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-10-07

81. Is,soss', oss- l4th, 1880.

on = tAt80z3 Oss- A4tAs 4ccVs
Msssrs. Eaisoys 81 noticed In the Balsimore
Daily Smn or the 73rd Of September, ult., card
from Hon. John N. Graves IL which be aitempss
TO make correction Of the report made By that
paper Of the proceedings Of The Convention held
At Laurel on the l5sk Of September. In that
card he claims that did not put the name of
Hon. Fred. Stone In nomination but that he did.
never claimed the honor Of doing 70 Nor i Ne
TGravcs1 entitled to Il. when Anne AfunHei
county was called 70 place her candidate hezbre
the Convention, 1lr. Wilmington, who was q
delegate from that county. placed the name Of
Hon. Fred Stone before the Convention, and
Mr.. Graves c0nld do no more. ] think the gcn-
tIeman is reaching llttle too far. Elevation
has turned many stronger heads than his. He
also tries 10 step sin further. He claims 10 his
card that be believes he was the spokesman Of
bis delegation. Now, by what authority be aEEo-
gates 70 himsslf this honor, | can't conceive.
He CERTAINLY vas not selected as such By bis DEL
srsijor nor was No snfifled from The aalssrias
vote be received In The Convention that elected
bin % . delegate. Why be rsieEs 10 me with 30
much si9nineance, cant imagine, unless bis
political aspirations are running n ehannel IN
which he thinks may be N impediment % his
success, Or unless he hopes by throwing such
widespread reflections on me he may smother me
politically and thereby mve hiaaselE There i .
time when fofbearanes ceases 10 be virfns. and
The man Who gives ensy o jealousy home IN
his heart nurses viper and feeds cancer 60 sting
and nnaw 10 death an bis hopes and prospects
on earth. AT lhe time when 81. Nafy'a was
called Do essf Der ballot for the candidates b.
fore fhe Convenfi0n, asked DR.. Graves to east
east Il for Mr.. Stone, as bad been prerionsiy
agreed upon By as. THIS Re did not 90. bui
csss cur ihree votes lor Dr.. Wilmer. / then
changed NJ vote to Stnne ae did also Butler.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-10-07

/ The GOVERNMENT vs. THE PgoPLE.
The multiplication OF national Office
FOLDERS and the vast increase Of their
influence in the country By their setivi-
~ in politics have oflate years attracted
much attention among thoughtful men
and ass Al last beginning to excite
alarm. And the alarm is not without
Just foundation. That the party in pos
session Of the government for the time
being, In any thing like an equally bal.
aneed contest betweep political orgsni.
cations, has now The power Of deciding
that contest as Il own interest may die
tate, Is too self-evident for dispute. II
has the army, the navy and the ireasu-
~ 81 The country al is command. But
tbs party IN possession Of the govern
ment has always had control orihese.
Nsues but the restraining laws BY which
they wrFesegulsied have either been
repealed OF 20 modified that they csa
row be made to mean anything or
asihinga sexigency may demand. mad
dition, II has more thar : hundred thous-
and ofiice-hsldeis. thoroughly organised
tOs electioneering purposes. al Of whom
are instructed IN presidential contests
ihat their bread and butter depend upon
keeping the government party in pow
e.. Ass consequence. the great ma
jorIty Of these people are converted
into active politicians, as are also their
aunts, their sisters and their cousins
Moreover. their salaries are made lsa-
Die to assessments for campaign purpo-
ses and ell who have any pretensions
10 oraiorieal gifss are subject to coniri-
button for speechiiying purposes. W.T.
ness the spectacle which Is presented
BY oliee-holders al ihis moment from
John Sherman to the clerks in the Bal
tinore posloiice But. say our demc-
cratic friends, the present contess i not
equally balanced" 1.-THE democrats
elected Tilden by over . quarter Of .
million in sbe popular vote four years
sgo-HaheOck IS stronger lhsn Tilden
The people are with ns--huzzahi''
We deny none Of these things and es-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-10-07

Hon. A. p German Chairman Of the Demo-
cratic State Central Committee, has requested as
to ask Ct the Presidents and other officers ofthe
different Hancock and English Clubs in st. Ma
ry's county to furnish bis COMMITTEES with fall
list Of the officers and members Of their respec-
tive clubs At their earliest convenience, with The
postofice addresses Of same. Il d the purpose
Of the National COEmittee, Mr.. German writes,
10 publish book at the close Of the campaign
containing the names Of those composing each
organization Of this kind in the State. Hencs
The nreaent application.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-10-07

BLACK On GARFIKED.-We promised
10 our last paper 70 publish The letter Of
Judge Black. addressed to the late dem
ocratic meeting in New York. if We
could male room Tor il. We Cad thai
We shall Be ioreedio content ourselves
with extracts. and these we make ssom
shose portions Of the letter which refer
10 Nc. CaFfeld's connection with the
K.ouisiana fraud and the Credit Mobil-
ier corruption fund. OF The former.
Jndee Black says:
mir. Tilden was elected in lS76.--
A false return was the only resource
against him. DO not believe that Gen.
GARFIELD, il len alone, would commit an
eleriion fraud any more than be would
steal horse U q sheep. But when the
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-10-07

The following embraces an account ofthe more
important cases which engaged the attention Of
Court since our last report.
Wednesday, Sept. 18th, judges Magrnder and
Ford on the Bench.
and battery. Tried By Court. Guilty and sen
fenced to county jail for 30 days and 70 enter
into recognizance for good behavior. Hammett
for State-COmhs for defence.
State W James Adams. Indicted for larceny.
Tried by Court. Not guilty and discharged.
Hammett for State-Wils0n f0r defence.
Sept 3Oth. State W GiIss Morris. 1naieted
for stealing corn from ihe stalk. Tired b. Court.
Not eniIfy and discharged. Hammest FOG Stats
COMBS, CamaIieF Abell lor delenes.
State W James ~. Dean. Indicted for assault
and battery. Tried By Court. Not guilty.
Hammett fbr State-C0mhm Cor defence.
Oct. LIST. The Grand Jury, after presenting
their report 20 the Court, were discharged aitsr
receiving thanks Of Court, rendered by Judge
Magruder, for their prompt attendance, etc. The
Petit Jury was thea discharged until Monday
morning.
Monday, Oct. 9Th. The Only case remaining
20 be tried was than takeB up, viz: State VI
jefferson b. Jarboe. Indicted in two eases q
obtaining money under false preteases. These
eases engrossed the whole attention o. Court IN
81 Tuesday evening at $50 O'Clock, when they
were given 20 The jury.
The jury, after being out NIL night came into
Court Wednesday morning, and on making an
nouncement that they had been nnnbls 20 agFee,
they were discharged b. The Coart.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-10-07
OBITUARY.

The ruthless hand Of death plucked from the
bosom 81 LIS loving mother, on the evening Of
the 44th ult., little LOLA, daughter Of James J.
and Maria Mastingly, aged about years.
Parents, we know Il Is hard for you 70 gaze
upon the lifeless form Of your darling child and
70 Jay her away in the cold grave. but when you
renitmher the loving words Of Christ-ss Suffer
little children, end forbid them not 20 c0me anto
me: for Of such 10 the Kingdom OF Heaven, y
yon should wipe away the tear drop Of sorrow
and rejoice. Your babe lives with Him who
scafIsd little children as lambs 70 His fold and
yoa,esn meet her BY and by in that gIorifed 70
gion 81 love.
z ssErs sin could blight or sorrow fade,
Death came with friendly care;
The opening bed 10 Heaven conveyed
And babe Il blossom there
A FEIEsD.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-10-07

@-Among the most Fsmarkabie productions
Of this age ard couatry i Halls Hair Repewer.
Its success Is unparalleled Itissoaght afler By
rich and poor, high and low, young and Old
Inhahitanss Of foreign Iands-the people Of Aus.
traIia, q Europe, asd Of South America end
means 70 get Il a whatever cost. i b besaass
Il works like magic. u restores the hair 10 Ia
youthful color and beauty and RIBS approaching
age o. one Gifts dIsagresbIe aecOmpaniments. II
Jos are getting bald, Try IL. Try III Jon ar.
getting gray, or 4 you have any disease q The
scalp. Try IL II you wish good hair dressing.
Il win BOT dinppOint yos--Muneie (End.l News.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-10-07


Ia addition 70 the presence Of Gov.
Hamilton nj our meeting in Leonard
town on Saturday next. The Dtb instant
We are able to sisse positively that Gen.
Chapman. Hos. 4. w. w. Bowie. Hon.
r. !. Heating and Dr.. Henkle win also
be present. We obtain tbis inlormstiou
IRON Q letter a. Dir. C0rman 20 Col.
Dsnt under date Of October 4ih. The
presence 10 our TowH % Saturday next
Of the distinguished gentlemen named
being therefore certainly. a Bow rests
with ths democracy 81 -. mssy's %
make the proper response. ard Ne have
not . doubt that there viii be such 9
gathering q the 'sbnisrrifed'' here on
Saturday next ~ win satisfy our guests.
the general public and al interested.
that our party means business Coz the
balance Of the campaign. In Tins con-
neetion. We deem Itproper to state. that
AZ On Informal meeting on Tuesday last
in ocr Town, after consultation. The fol-
lowing Committees were formed -
Committee on Reception-James H.
Wilson. J. T. n. Raley. Giles r. Dyer,
yno. A. Camslier. John G. Perry.
Committee Of AFrsngemenis--Jno. =.
Fenwick, Herbert +. Moore. Robert A.
Young. B. r. Abel. Dr.. J. Randolph
Walton.
Committee on Finance. Frank
Ford. J. Simms Fenwick. Charles J.
Norris. Thos. Boyd. Enoch B. Abel.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-10-07

Walter Dawkins, . graduate Of 81. Johns
College, and son ofOur old friend, I. P, ofSt-
Clements Bay, has been appointed By the frus-
tees q teacher Of the mals primary school In our
village, Enoch B. Abel, who tausht Il Cor he
past fsw weeks, having Surrendered the appoint
ment. The movement to build . new school
house for our village. capable Of accommodating
the white schooI-going children Of both sexes,
has At last taken practical shape the school an
tborities having made commencement By bay.
ing the lumber for Ire building and The citizens
Of the Town BY buying the lot, which consists o
an acre of land on the West side o. the Avenus
about 100 yards from DyeE's MiII.