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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-02-19

Editors Beseon The legislation this
week proved 20 be more than usual
IL interesting. not 50 much on account
% The passage Of any important bills a.
that Of testing the strength Of the re-
form element in the House. The bill
entitled revenue and taxes which came
up last week, il will be remembered
Dir. Bannon submitted ON amendment
10 strike out the words State Tax Com
missioner and insert the words Comp
troller Of the Treasury. II was made
che order Of the day for Wednesday
Mr.. Bannon bravely defended his
amendment against Mr. Roberts and
Mr.. Chapman, who contended that il
MF. Bannon was endeavofing 10 abolish
the State Tax Commissioner Office, il
was his duty 10 deal directly with that
officer, and not 10 oppose q measure
which had no direct bearing upon the
State Tax Commissioners Office. Mr..
Bannon replied that he knew what he
be was about. that he intended 10 oppose
any bill which imposed any duty upon
the State Tax Commissioner. A vote
was finally reached, which resulted for
the amendment 3S-against the amend
meat II. When The vote was an
nounced. Mr.. Bannon thought there
might be some mistake. and demanded
: recount, which gave the same result.
II must be remembered. however. that
there we're two members who did not
vote who were friends 10 The amend
menl. which. if maFshalIed ia The fight.
wall make the vote On such measures
40 10 81. While there ere 50 members,
Il Is seldom that more than 81 are pre-
sent Il any one time. After this am
mated discussion. another section Of the
bin wss read, and nv. Bannon said he
wished to ''stick" an amendment 10 that
section. The friends Of the bill. fearing
anuGher contest. insisted that il should
Be read. Air. Bannon was writing bis
amendment Is fast ~ possible. and Mr..
W. G. Hamillon. fearing that the bill
would b. read before mr.. Bannon sue
eceded. moved an adjournment. His
motion was seconded, but by this time
there was such an upr0ar in The House
thot the Speaker could not hear the mo-
ti6n 10 adjourn. The reading was pre-
crossing rapidly, but Dir. Hamslton's
,noii0n finally succeedcd In reaching
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-02-19

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RON eszIles ssss 80 ..s. -
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-02-19

she kentlrman that I am mol il his debt
luF ~ sneh sevricr.
Ieow eone wflh mech rekFel b. he
pzf<naI part a Bis eommuniralion.
LIE muRuaee used bg him leaving me
ne DIR resonTce bnt - repeE she a.
ssn< IS o.. -. noImes SAYS. 'sNow
. elrsY lasos With fyFnnnical and OPP
prrsiFe powers thai -. be Cd suFFen-
deraifienda and w1elds his (myl pen
sRaiIss wbnf ] en- sure II bis own con-
sei&8ee be believes % - the wishes
and nlrreal ct The people % his native
eoutly-" Upon what eridenee does be
lonf6 this accusnfionf He adduces
nc1 I'd can prodnce none. Et there
fos = is Inception il his own ilnag-
in Expefience demonsiFates that
kh sn who has No egldence upon
" ID found Bis nspeFsions, j. cpl %
iud 6LheFs By The standard which be
hinNelf has erected Is be goddess: but
ha No without sufficient proof viii
th0l nnlign his fellow man places hsEn-
Sci Il he position Of one who must
el.f nbsianiiaie his charges. resFaci.
ns - regarded BY the public as .
VA and calumniaior. As applied
S. 1enonnce the charge as gFntui-
.t 6 nnfounded. hare no favor
" wllh lhs powers that Be and
17S Isl been sednced 10 that necessl-
~ ield M pen m defense Of what
lie 10 be right and foF the best
90 ~ naIise county. gunawed
81 u. Holmes OF his friends, and II ]
haze IL surrender lriends in so doing il
is but smother proof Of The sincerity ol
my Convictions. 1 consider ] have ad-
duced ample reasons in vindieaticn oil
the positions have taken; LEI Mr.. n.
address himself 10 . re cation Of these
his personalities and reflections avail
nothing in the argument.
/ hare little to say in reply 10 X. X.
T., Che main points in bis letter being
included in my reply TO Mr.. II. l viii
accept his wager OF two beers II he
will letlhe aRcertainment Of the vote ap-
pIy.io the whole county. In that case ]
win Wsger HIM that Mr.. HIS. name
does not appearon as many as $50 Ham
lion tickets. as roted for, in the entire
county.
Respectfully. PRoGREss.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-02-19

This body assembled on Tuesday last present
Alvey, Parsons, Lawrence, LOker and Jones. J.
Parran Crane appeared and made application q
have Vim. ,. Washen appointed Ccanty Sur
veyOr, Me-. washen having failed 70 qualify
within the time prescribed. The Court appoint
cd him. The account ofMt Hope Retreat against
the county for S7e.se was passed, Is were also
the accounts Of Rhodes Sheppard for saving
ESQ. s5l, Henry Carberry for work on jail lSal
stationery account Oft NEWTON Kurtx ISAAC
and road reportsOfJ. r. 7. Reevssand B. Dawson
The account Of John L. FoxwelI was taken up
but Il was thought best owing to Irregularities
to again defer action upon Il. The Clerk wa
ordered to have the ceiling Of the Court Room
repaireas The Board, after attending 10 SONS
minor matters, adjourned to meet the 2ad Tues
day Of March.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-02-19

We shall continue to press the question Of
Pinafo9s. for the Easter Holidays, for the benefit
o. the 81. Nary's r. r. and Debating Society,
and We think there is "a probability Gifts rePesi-
ton.
Another project Il on hand. 10 have an Ugly
Mans Ball here during said holidays. A dele
CATION o. ten win be selected from each district
as representation. We hare gOOdIy number
in our inind's eye, but We will have only a voics
In the selection Of the delegates from this
district. Further particulars win be given, pro-
yided the plan Is coBsammased.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-02-19
(Csrsasponaenes q The Basal

Mewrs. Editors :-On The eeening 81 Friday,
tn oih inst, tie quief little village q Charlotte
Hall Was fla arene ofa most dslightinl enierinin-
nnent, ard enc which. judging from TIE nmmer-
oas bright and happy snailes sxchanged, musa
have bsen eaioyed excessively b. ever enc pre-
sent AZ an early hour, she company eeEan g
assemble IL she h0use az DIR. Writ Harrison, 90
wHom eoo much erelit cannua he eiven or he
Kind au1 auccesfnl efforts be exeriad % mahe
every ons enjoy lhenselves1, when so1ze TINS
wns spent In making ever one thoEuuKhlF &C.
aunfnaea. Cant so salhuFouwhly nrnRalntea.
tffheF &c young rsntlEmAn fEegenk aItetWards
found himself "a The awkward pfedicament q
asking q young lady 20 dance with him. g waom
hs bad rot as yet gotten IN lntsodueascns nns
nothing daunted, be sncoeeded In gaining The
acQuaintance q he lady, maae satisfactory ex-
nlanafions, and was next seen Ia what grave
iooker-on atyied sshis hvorits corner. Aoout
EIGHT O'Clock, tire music commenced, and nom
that time until shortly after midnight lwhm
supper was announcedl, the happy guests en-
loved an almost uninterrupted shufliP g the ~.
tastic toe All then repaired @ the dining hall
and enjoyed their 'aHsnm with 'ieast q Fss-
non and 4 fIow q SOUL After doing ample
iustice 10 the elegant and beautiful supper, pre-
pared hv the pete hostess, we again found our
selves In the bafl-r00m. The rest OF the evening
was spent n dancing and pleasant chat. Jndg-
inr from the aunntify Of maryland State But
tons IN circulation, one Of our young gentle
men must have felt somewhat weaFied, ana
seized upon this very convenient though oad OPP
portunity Of lessening bis burden: Iee met 2.
lie being leap-year, allowed The ladies present
AMPLE scope 70 display their preferences but
observer says sthat they did not take I'd.
vantage % their liberties, exeept-" Wells l
had better not finish my friend's remarks as they
might be the cause Of both Of us being raked over
the Goals, and then hung out asa warning against
being 50 ohservant. IL was not until The gray
dawn Of morn that the assemblage dispersed,
each returning home much indebted 70 the kind
host and hostess for an evening Of pleasure and
enjoyment Aud now, Messrs. Editors, with
many thanks for your indulgenees, and fearing
that have already taken up too much Of your
valuable space and time, win close.
Mao.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-02-19

A&41t&e
Messrs. Eliiors Now that the people 10 the
front part Of the meeting have had their say
about the excellent acting Of some Of the char
acters In ssPinafore," we, in the back part the
meefing, win enquire, why u WIS that one Of
The hest characters was not mentioned, viz:
ssDick Deadeyefs HIB part was acted to per-
tection and was decidedly one the best render
ed In the whole play.
do not wish TO detraet one iota from any one
but will3ay, that your elaborate description Of
the actsnK ID the Durlesque Opera was good and
correct. the main. with The exception OF not
doing fnxtice 20 sithree-cornered Dick Deadeye.p
Alas pooF Dick He did not have pretty part
and asasvery plain, hence the omission Of mem
ton of his well-susiained part. You win agree
with na. Messrs Editors, thatit Is difficult for .
smart. sensible man 70 play simpIeton.
WiiFS hrnctice and study, Dick Deadeye' name
might Is inscribed I'M book ofthsatrical cslebri-
lies not fhr below John Owens and Joe Jefferson.
Were Barney williams living be might look 70
bis laureis:
A word Of pity, long drawn sigh,
Der che misfoxfuneB Of Dick Dendeyel
Three cheers we'll raise the pennmnt high,
And sing the praises q Dick Deadsyei
A little more and TIL refFain-
A wura IN favcr of the young boatswain;
Wen end the news by Atlantic Cable
OF he splendid promise q young Ben Absil.
rive ass very glad 10 have the opportunity q
corrsrsinr = mistake or oversight in car descrip-
sion q psnafore. The description in question
was written hurriediy, and IN oar attempt NOT
q IndivisnsIise, we omitted the names If Dick
Deaaeye and Boassxsin. We think, however,
sbat ear.e,l perusal o. IRE piece viii show that
This ouisslon was not out d malice. We take
pleasure 4, making this explanation
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-02-19

So I
Tue news sh0A aHhAoL.Slns
s'ass''H ss'.aa'oa " 'hs "ssA = 49,
.ssa po''''.s = 'as 49, = os'
nsm'''o. J" - 's = -
sosm 100 samen. y
= mae pee. 1890 ~ ns -
.snes $50. - -. 'H'o --.-
..sA $50 "'' -.
49, ..o'A o'As @ " -
0s.s ' - s =. ~.
en's " s1s' s 49,
oe' ~ 'b -. =. -,
- ~ 20. - sn.sf - A' .'A =
sn's' % an'ns'ns ?. W. o's''.'.sa - -
ssnes me SAVES - s-. . :
6ses nas'nB Pss m e s '''s
hoIse ana goose " sione Nc = com.
pe1ea % 90 nou "Das ns oasns 70 h&'s
uone ~ sne beginning ana mas oesh
foFesd 10 recognize mat there are esne'
besides himself wn'en - -.
iied 70 be consulted before dshnite and
douosiai anes o' 0ta's o. party P0"ss
can pe entered upon VAN imPanlsy' "a
least pc % now reported 70 % ~ CON-
suita'son wnh inese REPRESENTATIVES
and We have sameieni 'n'ese" " sns
oemoe!a"e parry 70 wen 'n.. !" me-
Sess'1 INTERNATIONALLY ana .ha' sDs ''s"'
dai o. Puolse quaFrei between sns
Governor ana ms parry iFienos may y
avoided 70 the confusion o. ihe FepuDi''
cans wno' rom me Oek'nn'ng o. sne
present session. appear 70 nave Workea
w.'n 90 eye single 70 produce 'n's enc
Inc %. msfy contested saseuOa
eass' ma'nng'y vs. Graves wn'cn mas
ai'Fse'eo great interest sser since .he
session o. 'ns p.esens LEGISLATURE PC
s.n' was soHs.".' on
n'g"' ~ '.s' Nssk - 'a'0' =. aHs -. :,
uns memDss' h''. Ofases' 'n-' - :,
w. .one'..s1 = -, !. 'ne 49, '
.s S'ee :" .on' Sa'1 son'
s'.ue =. mr. ans'y Va. 'sssA
80 y $500 sr S. y y.'a -. .'
81, o-s. - "'' .o''ssa -
80 .srs,a 49,,
@ 1" ~
ine Oomm'''ee report unsn'm0us'! =
.avor o ora.e.. We nv NO 49,
70 MAKE 'ss'.'. '"'s ues'''O"' ou' W
sase % I.ma'k 'ls' : - - = =
...-.s' -. - 49,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-02-19
A visit 70 Baltimore

viii prove highly advantageous by inspect
ng Messrs. @. n 0ehm 3 Sons immense one
price Clothing Establishment. grand nsDoft-
ment ofMen's Overcoats, listers and Suits, rang
ing In price from s. 70 $50, IL row on exhibi-
ton, comprising all leading novelties for the
present year. Their elegant Boys and Chill
drens' Oversaeks. UIsterets and Suits for School
and Dress at $2.50 and upwards are the delight
Of the little folks. Gcauias Iow prices fer rsli-
made eaTmeafs Is their motto, and we advise ex-
ery one before purchasing TO call on G. N. Oehm
4 Son, $50 W.. Pratt s.. aud IS Hanover ST.,
adjoining Citizens Bank.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-02-19

Read Mann's advertisement in our present L.
sue. Mr. 3. Galatti, formerly Of our Town, and
wei and iAvOrably known in this county. Is now
engaged as an empIoye Of Nann's and has re-
Gently paid us Q visit. He was canvassing In
behalf Of this establishment and We have been
pleased to learn met with very generous sncOur-
agemsnt from his old friends and acqaaintances.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-02-19

4GIleu's Hcnthiy Eagazins for 2szeh.-The
March Number Of this popular and pleasing mag
axIno has Tor the leading illustrated arsiclea most
timely aud interesting sketch Of Bermuda. BY the
suthor Of drumming the Blockade" and 50 forth;
and thea there are other articles Of domestic
nature, such as picture Of the Mammoth Cave
and a description By the distinguished Boston
lecturer, George W. Allan, Esq, who has made
q stndy Of the eAve, and given the public sOms
new facts regarding Il. In fact, the contents o.
the magazine are worthy Of attention, and not
the least worthy Of all d q story by Captain
George II. Coomer, called s'The fGrayback' on
the Coast" . thrilling tale Of the So, which
should be read BY all. The Wit and fun in this
number bubbles all over with jOllity. But read
the list Of contents, and see. Bermuda, A Chap
ter on Coffee; The Chimpanzee; The Mammoth
Cave; Song; The Druid Prophecy; Song; Detec.
ted by . Ring; The Reliable Nan; A Hard Win
ter; The Heart Of Bruce; RecolIectiOns Of OtheE
Days; A Low Voice In Woman; The Street Sin
ger; Sleep and Sleeplessneas; Found Dead, Ma.
m'SeIIs; Reflections; Ross-red and LiIy-whitsi
Uncle Ben's Story; The Rose; A Healthy Heart
Patty's Letter; A Modern Judas; Good-bY; III.
Model Housewife; Hints for Visitors; Our Ycuns
Peoples Story-TsIIer, Fired and FlOssie; Th'
sGrayback' on the Coast; On Mount Pelios
Ruthvea's PuEsIe-Page; Editorial Notes; Th'
Housekeeper; Curious Matters; Things Pleasant
and Otherwise; Our Picture Gallery.
Published by Themes q Talbot, - HawIey
Street, Boston, Mass, at 81 so per a=num, post
paid, and for sale at all the news depOts in III
country.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-02-19

pasaxsnt Steamers.
The Spring Arrangements Of the Pasuxcnt
Line Of Steamers can be read in our advertising
columns to-day. II makes provision for the run
nings Of the Planter and wenonah after Satur-
day, the 2lst instant, for the days Of which and
the hOars for starting, we refer the reader to the
advertisement iiself.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-02-19

X. L. Mosely ofAGontreal, Canada, certified
sent. ri, 1873, that be had suffered terribly from
dyspepsia, and was completely cured By taking
Warmers Safe BitieFs. He says: ny appetite
ealing hearty mealas These Bitters are also q
speriiEe for al skin dissases.-i3m.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-02-19
aocHrsFER rzYsIclArs HxrEslENoE.

r. Canlkfns, n. D., Of Rochester, n. y, GER
ties Oct. 9Th. 1873, that he has used che Safe
kidney and Liver Cure in bis practice for dis
eases Of the kidneys and liver, and tha result has
been satisfactory in the extreme. He says: 81
would now prescribe the same remedy 70 all SIM
iIarIy ahlicted and you ~ liberty 20 % state
n your testimonials. "--j8m.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-02-19

The old dyeing establishment, Branch Once
lI0 w. Baltimore Street, Is as ever prepared %
Az All kinds OF work In their line, wifh neat
ness. eheapness and despatch. ThesuperiOFchar-
acter Of their work enables them % please the
most Eassidious, and save to the frugal many 8
dollar. The attention ofouE Lady Eeadersis e.
pecially called 20 their Baltimore Branch Omes
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-02-19

1m-To shoss who are 50 unibrtunaie - % be-
come pgeuDntureIy gray. o. whose hair exhibits .
ssndency q E.II %. ws reconmend trial Of
hairs Hair Remover. We Do % With ths NJ
most ccnGdencs because 4 . everywhere re-
eeivsa win marked favor, and has built uPon
IL own merits sich snrs foundation thai Is i
known aud used in al civilized coantEiss. ~
dison On. III Adrutisrr.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-02-19

ANnARATEMRNTE

AID ABATEMKNTS
anrinr he March Term Of TIE Circuit Court.
Persons interested wili pIease take notice.
~. g. REEDER, Clerk
Feb l9, 1ss0-sd. % Go. Ccmmrs.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-02-19

lam nov prepared 10 duplicate any
order purchased in Baltimore, Wash
ington or elsewhere. Delivered on
board free. No charge for boxing or
Bailing.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-09-02
2R Sse. 5RsDAY5 N0IVENC sEFsTHEsFR B, 1880. ~
,illh :Gsass 81 ths

I1giS S9perpis6r 6t tie tjps1a7 HI al,s
Second District of E5otitk f;Safof;tik ma
If1ynlshsa & teinent off the fetafiIa rom
i fflte cDuntiG Is e COM posifik his distritsl
which he d6es siEe as abis lIIIa.hiify Il,
correct, but e be rs Ia 81; iiiiiers
BY so, and Ia B N iSfG III an ant
tthGE cafi posi- oe 6tain ca tihtt ttii IIs
b,pthciat count is isada fn JVashfnRtbn n
.this ed tenesi 1t sf tbE Essili p6pula zion OF
ltA6 Second y5istsl lSt.i = ccsnpfiBiSa 9 INC
-Cpunae '6f a sis.s S. ft.shi sc.ss
& ston,s Col b. II 1fap tton. .sxsnp.
ton; Ofahg bafg Ind alcliIand IS, azS'1I
8el, au incfease Of i0I 70 4Is OF tiiSra tiiail
1Sasy.nse isaS pef ess as 81 7ths 7 Getisa4 {f
/, This population OF Charleston County
Is 102, 1853 s0f which the + city cSnt siIfs
Sa, ,043 and The COUNTY 81, ,8i w Tic sIt,u.
ulat!on ol Gi0lhIpbia is iiD, ,657, and df tfius
rest pr Ri6hinfid GJ6dnty i8, ,56I.TaIs q
4. Ihe population OF the Hist Iylstf;cE "a
f39z, ,0a4, an ShcreabS of, 81, Or ueilfiy'
twenty 'eight pee Cent ssihce The cehstis 81
1910. The population of the TEifI
41istfiet isl 259, 09,, an increase of 1
Ior iorty.tnd per ceht.i, SinE9 his
gives, the State d total ponuIatiblil Of
,996, Fan itierease Or 29i, ,2iB, oriitnofs
thai f9lSy.ohgi ipef ceitg1 9iRce the Census
OF 1850, aid igaii, Of n, ,GFe, siEj6sp the
Radical State Censtis OF a75!s IN ~ ei
'hye Searsi ffoii' l87pito f875:fiisD increase
IN population was 81 $50, DR. more thRil
thirty ole PER cent and 'dufihs The i've
years from 1876 to 1850 only Us $40 or
over seten per eant. . Ae66fdihg l3l 'the
census fN1876 3 the average d yearly
Increase 6f popdiafi6h for the fifs
pfecedihg yeara7 ssiksa SO ,807.aJ By thu
present kstatns the average Tyeafly. ins
crease siiiee 1870 has been yZ0, ,S2Ia 4 AUDI
siYncs 9 the census ofi1675 tho iiavelage
i, annual y 9 iEcregs6 has only been IA, ,3S5.
may vary q litsleby the tsofIiciai coun ss
ERshingsebp batithe population oftRe
Sfate Niil not Be- greatly TedAced finn
shis tstlmatsj si1F' wille the ratio Iof. .ins
CREASE fall below f0YtYiphf eentlsst q !Ig
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-09-02
81 tue ffSSalaas q sdiobpga 80 siNyss;bs

Of the TfsSniaE IL idaf5ppea by tue aSsas;ne
room atterdents. a we'll drcssE6 4 ibisS,
InotEer, With epsctaeies, lunch I aisket
and q little child, came at about fyo
O'clock. Cen you saim, p eaked tbs re.
porter. 9Oh! laws, yes. Ist5ting ny
little grand dnugbter down here, and
-wlii she gsmboia in thaswat tss, q knit
oh ytl.e praflg bf aiE ybuSg peo.
pie. Theh when I anl cooled Oh, dive
ana gEd9l aFepnd for - few minutes, but
an old gray haired " 3iIian like me hes
lto be eargai iandIpot utPyliu tqp long,
she aaid, taking oat aset- -6f $50 1poroelain
lined teeth. You SEQ I have TO put my
hnir in an old silk net TO keep it from get.
ting tangled s,p with rqg specs: AYfen.
4 ya9, q Girl, 4 n lsssa 60 swim In the Ear4
lem River. In thoss days the wat teIs up
there sgere clear and beautiful. ~ ,sis
The yeDefabis add 1Ekfad. hearted grand
fnoshefsmilesi Smeetly as her gFhnd daugh-
OF tiie BtSqs an,o three feet of
ihee mater. t'Oh idarling dom Z ewim dog
fashion, There, that's sweet child
Initiate the frog this a Imigilty gas biss
the true secret of good swimming. LawsI
laws ! il fememben when NO girl used To-
swim clear around BlackRell's Island, on
moonlight nights. fifty years ago. But,
bieSs mep.thosa days are gone"
AS the reporter turned from the; scsnes
and Sntefesl sseseptiiH FU0I
loud shouts Of girlish enjoyment. The
iad adsse SCUM lels like eg cog.
Saphyy lay "Ti sqs Just
fgedzf 9as5 tsl5 ten fe6s fteE Ec b lined
Senora, the superintendent, as she turned
to give directions for d new supply Of
fresh ghiss. Tonight will bring 2,0Ca
girls. You will hear all languages spokv
en- here German; French. Spanish, Pol.
iieh italian and iittle SWeJlieh.n As
tG8 Reporter aantered "a , stl,A fgangway
70 the green sward of Battery Park he
heard 9 boy yell TO alosher, I say. Billy,
themiuptown girls gifts washed in forty
'seconds3 al hotff Tor q Riyington
street. gEfb @ ahnk her hide look like
marble" That aip't nothing" fetosted
Billy. y have been wssbin' for ten years
aud ain't clean yet.''
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nv 4. 3 u ~ -. !, q, - s5Ssts
hllos e . the GOTTEN
NJ iii " ~ y aheisii
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-09-02

AL
Qaite 8 aasensati9n vas created la our
town on Friday evening last by tho aSrri..
( val ;ofi ia foR6 eomotive or tFactios, en-
/ gine, ss the inyantor .calls IL, hauling d
Geiser Separator. The coming iofE the
novel YE9achipes had been heratded ty
sEsvhleTs who had passed It 5on, ,.ita yay.
as jt toilsd slowly and aborriopsly az iIe sr
che high mountains andi, rough roads 6a.
tween iAIcC Conpel ellsbufT and tiiibs place
and y lgas e7pec ctantl ly awaited BY many
OF our eli tizens who didp,' ,'tniore than hale
haliege e. 81 = s.ss
scrtned could possibly maiaa 9ba Journey
About six O'clock, however d strange
steam whistle was helrd .pt the eaat end
pt5 5LowIl. am soon inc novel vehicle came
eteamipg and screaming IN this street.
~ ntid 10 Il 4eg iniinitss it called u hiait fof
ths night On lain ss Feet ID front. of istie
PA a.. hlsion He.tse iSt.,, IS Hero it Wis
P46h snrs0unped by an ID tsfeSted tilforig
pr y tio ey tstitiined IL SSriouSiy.
critl lctsetlt aiid led I'LL B6fts az
AqestI9Es 81 D; ! (. AS the pfegerlce 6f
fhe, fo9d! Ang giiie ID alif I'D idst a!!!yas m
event softtl OF sshe3 u, y notice and
ked a possible befs e!a IA tliio appli.
cetipn Of etsatn poys We went to some
tropblS 70 obtain iiiit tofpia atioh e6fieerniEg
it, and us III "a IN ha lSh q
IN 9 glng IS called .the o = eer IS, u ID
Stfucfai bv nr e !,
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Hi S4..;,f,r gt ~ S,
EsEnkiin 4, .s,YG IN
iratpr Mere piitch hassd byS &. Josc,5a sail
land otheTs. os 11fofEisn d s (JoVe. md fiIs
liza "a Il Al. = =
lmhc hinely 5s i I, 4
other a " 3 Sa.:;.i .jsiE ny Y
saif and the FenaSafnr teo ~ ,v;tLa,,l @ 81
tii0 mind % tslb ~ m 1fi4 ~
starl j froli " AshesB6E6 Ga sVednea sS.
rain .hlid, ayriyed idts ;chac llshhtss
Ltle same aaatii tlh liGls.a .ais2.
eI, about y! !Ety mi les in nine hours and
y, ls La q silsiss lsbtlr
slsy ssils. 2 ~ lsS t On htlfss
w Y ssiu y 81 On Friday
eyent1g ahoiis Six Gsci5e --tlIS actual