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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-05-20

1@n- Our friend, Mr.. Geo. Taylor, Of Charles
county is amongst rs soliciting orders for MUIR
ssry stock lie Is representing the old and rel
able Richmond and Baltimore Nurseries, Frank
lin Davis Co. We bespeak for him liberal
encouragement and wish him success. knowing
that those Of our people who purchase Of him
will get as good stock as large capital, an expe-
rienee Of thirty years and careful personal super
vision can produce.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-05-20

sEsR <<e5EssSs
There has bcen not only no intcrmission In
he rGssgss q the 4. ancag Ire iObace0 plans.
In ne last tea days. but reports from nenriT al
sections q sle esunsy assure us. shat they have
largely inereased siare she recent rain and ars
proving ascre destructive thaa. ever. Many
planters are seriously canvaEsiag the idea q
paanfing their tobacco lands in corn and several
70 cur knowledge have already ploaghed up and
laid or Barge portions Of lands intended for %
bacco for this parpose. The death Of the cal
crop il general throughout the county. Ras'
has attacked the wheat in soma sections, and
eorn-land wheat j. hooking badly. There i
generally also a bad sfand Of corn, and garden
vsxetablss ARE mnsh later than usual.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-05-20

PAsT FINDING OUT.-Just what the
Maryland Republican State Convention
meant by adopting Blaine resolution
and choosing Grant delegates to Chicago.
is one Of those things that no fellow
(save machine politican) "can End
out"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-05-20
Committed 70 jail.

Isaac Smith, cOlOred. Of the LIST district, wa
brought BY Sheriff Ford before Justice 10. T.
Morgan on Saturday last, charged with the lar
eeny ola COW, the property Of John B. Abel,
Esq, Of this district. The larceny was commit
ted about the middle Of April. The accused
was committed for further hearing until Satur-
day, the 22nd instant This is a bold larceny,
and We win give further particulars after the
investigation has been bad By the justice.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-05-20

Vennor, the Canadian weather prophet, ssema
ia 4 fair way to supersede Old Probabilities
The remarkable accuracy Of bis predictions du-
ring tie last few months has given him fame
which threasens 70 eclipse that Of tbs regular
clerk OF the weather. In responseto some ?, oes
enauIries he has recently writsea letter 20 the
AIbany JsnrnzI giving bis views - to the pro-
hiIitieg for she next few months. The weather
during that period, he thinks, win show the
same sudden Alterations which We have recent
" experienced, and so fer bis predictions would
SEEN 70 have been completely verified
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-05-20

In imiiaiisn q their grown-up sisters. The
very yOung laaies Of our village gave aleap-yeAr
party aEths eeisty's Hall on Friday night las.
sslan5ab - asnlrably epn-
Quoted, the ebildrsn having full room Tor enjoy
msnt ard behaving Handsomely. wsknow Who
was The belIe, and the Prestiest girl In the room,
too, bsf as nobody asked us TO dance or took
any notice Of n, NUNS the world
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-05-20

Liberal reiassnce having been made ofIais By
the enterwising merchnnss Of our village 10
'.Pinasors' and tbs aPinses, . rot % be out
done, ftiea4 ION goes Eor the snemy this week
with . qsoation from Mscbsth Read Tom's
adversisemrne. The conbats deepens--on re
bnaEe--and. ssmembsr, the fires asa Of prinisr's
Ink 10 ths shhs soad 70 lbrtnnel
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-05-20

The members Of the Washington and Stone
wall Society win have public debate on the
evening Of Friday, 2sth instant, in the large
hall Of the school building. The question for
discussion is. (which has the greater influence
over nan, the Hope ofReward or the Fear Of
Punishnent7'' Supported on the affirmative by
Messrs. J. w. H. Dixon and r. B. Tippett-on
the negative by Nessrs. r. W. Sylvester und w.
n. Musehetie. The public are cordially invited
"A attend
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-05-20
Don't Forget tho Tea Party.

As this is the last opportunity we shall have
to call attention to the Martha Washington Tea
Party which comes of at the SOciety's Hall TO-
night. We advise our readers, one and all, who
can make it convenient, to see IL, and General
and Lady Washington, and particularly the
thirteen young ladies who have been selected to
reprssepl The thirteen original States. Admis-
sion to the Hall, IS cents. Supper, rs cents.
Refreshments extra. Col. Crane win make q
brief address.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-05-20

The ladies' Of the Medley's Neck Chapel con-
gregatiOn, not to be oltdone In enterprise by
their sisters Of other localities providing meani
for the improvement and ornamentation Of their
parish churches, are making arrangements for o
dinner in behalf Of their own Chapel AID pro-
pose having it in the grove near the church
on Wednesday, June And, at 3 O'Clock, p. H.
Sec notice in our advertising columns.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-05-20

Many Of our citizens avsiIed themselves Of the
call Oh the Steamer Thompson at our wharf on
Tuesdny mOrniug last to visit Washington, the
special attractions being the races now going on
there assi she contest between the champion oars
men, HaaIan and Courtney, which il set down
in the bills for Wednesday, the 10th instant.
Most Of the exeursionists win return homo on
the Thompson tonight.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-05-20

ADJOURNMENT or CoNeREss.-The
concurrent resolution for the adjourn
ment oil Congress passed the House on
Saturday last by vote CT 12i ayes,
nays 80. The Senate, however. is yet
to hear from and may refuse 10 agree to
day 30 early:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-05-20

Judge Gilmor fled on Monday last his opinion
in tie Handamus petitions Of the new inspectors
against the present incumbents, granting the
writ ms prayed By the form.r. An appeAl wasat
once taken by the counsel Of the old inspectors
TO the Court Of Appeals, and this body, being
authorized by law 10 hear such cases out Of their
usual order, the fnal decision may be Anticipa-
ted in few days.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-05-20

MAJ life OF torture Is ogleu endured By the
rheumatic, their pangs may however be relieved
by the use Of the old reliable remedy, Roberts
EmbrOcation. Sold over SO years No mush-
room growth, its reputation excels ell ether rem
sdies. Price IS cents per bottle. Try itinst
once. Sold By Combs & Spaldiug.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-05-20

Mothers, before giving your little babe
cough or Group medicines, remember that Sines'
Syrup Of Tar, Horehound and Wild Cherry, is
the only cough preparation that contains no
opium morphine, nor any other narcotic. For
sale by Combs Spalding.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-05-20

We nosica shas 6ur frisndns r. q camalier
Co.. have sruesed hne awnings ovsr sbe win
dOws and doors q their new STORE. which ara got
Ten up IL ne kness city style and add greatly
70 the appaarance q thuir Otherwise eel e0n-
ssrurted estab.sehruent.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-05-20

~n-M. B. Roberta Poultry Powders viii
cure The worse case Of Cholera Or Gapes. With
v. B. Roberts Poultry Powder you can increase
the number of eggs SO per cent- Sold by Combs
Spalding al rs cents pcr package.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-05-20
NOTICE.

ma0TICE i hereby given, fha1 ali persons in
ia aebtea 10 the late Henry Neal On arrnuut
are requested % seaale The same with tire under
signed Immediately. - -
Mnr 20. 1ssO--2t
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-05-20
WEDNESDAY. June End,

al D. m, In the grove near the church. u
xiIl be something better than usual. lee eream
and confectionery . speciality Tickets 40
cents. The public are respectfully invited
Nav 20. Is80-td.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-05-20


DEmocnxr1c PRosprcTs.-The New
York Herald says: That any Repub-
liesn candidate can be elected against
asy Democrat j. . bosstinI assumption
moi warranted by the political Situation.
What reason - there for believing thai
the democratic party i NOT ~ stgong in
1880 a. Il Was in 1876, when The Frpub-
Iican ticket had but one majority IN the
electoral votes The popular major
tits ia 1916 was largely in laycr Of the
democratic candidate.
TiIden received, ASA 30
Hayes received, 1858, 295
Although TiIden lost his election BY
the narrowesi Of possible majorities--a
majority of one--in the electoral col
Ieges, be ran ahead Of Hayes BY more
than q quarter Of million IN the popu-
lar vote. The democrats bare at pre-
sent majority both in the Senate and
the House. their majority N the pcpu-
lar branch Of Congress showing that the
people OF the country 1t large continued
| TO stand by them Tor two years alter the
| Presidential election. What has occur
red since TO depress democratic hopes !
To be sure there j. the feud in New
York: but with any ether candidate than
Mir. TiIden that feud will be instantly
healed from the moment that the Chr
cago ticket is announced. There has
been a steady defbocratic majOa1ty IN.
this State since Mr.. Tilden's election as
Governor. Even last year the aggre-
gate democratic vote was majority,
and had II been united on one candidate
MIR. Cornell would have been defeated.
Vote for both dem. candidates, 4c3, 1856
Vote for Cornell, 4l8,567
Democratic majority, 34,7S9
II is generally conceded that the vote
of New York will decide the Presiden-
liaI contest. But IN view of steady
democratic msiorities in the last six
elections how can any sober minded re-
publican cherish so audacious fancy
as that the weakest republican candi-
date can carry the State against tie
strongest candidate the democratic par
~ can nominate 7 A weak candidate
has really no chance at all in this con-
trolling State against the united democ-
racy supporting popular ticket. 1t is
mere brag and moonshine TO say that
candidate who would repel consider
able number of republican votes is
stronger than the best man the demo-
Gratis can nominate.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-05-20

viii send their celebrated Eieciro-v oitais
Belts 10 the afflicted upon 80 days trial. Speedy
cures guaranteed They mean what they say.
Write 10 them without delay.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-05-20
THE
Gem. Primary Meetings.


m pnrEnance o. authority vested IN rs and in
} obedience 90 sbe resolution Of the Democratic
Sssse Central Committee recrnfly assembled in
Baltimore the undersigned hereby request the
DRNOCRa TICand cONSERy ALIVE VOTERS
ofsf. Mary's county 10 attend at their usual
places Of voting.
on SATURDAY, NAY 10th.
I,etwsen the hours or one and six O'Clock p. m,
ana elect BY ballot TEN DELEGATES 70 attend
che County Convention - convene In LeonaTd-
town
On TUESDAY. JUNE Ist,
az o'clock D. ~, 20 send TIRES delegates 10 the
State Convention 70 mestin baltimore
on WEDNESDAY,, JUNE 9th,
which latter Convention win select Democratic
electors oT The State ct large, and for The several
Congressional districts, and also 10 send dele
gates 70 the National Convention 70 assemble In
Cineinnaai 20 nominate Democratic candidates
Cor President and Vice President.
JOHN r. DENT,
~. J. CARROLL,
GEO. w. MORGAN,
Dem. Central Com. for Sc. Mays county.
Nay 10, 1eS0-td.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-05-20
DINNER.

THE ladies Ct Hedlsy's Neck congregation in
j tend giving grand dinner for the beneht
or The church on
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-12-03

The New York Ucroh has the fol
lowing or the recent riot at Denver
and the brutal treatment of Chinese
there:
The Denver atioir appears to have
been en- utterly cauarless, cowardiy,
brutal attack 4 white man and
China,nan were playing billiards The
Caucasian struck his opponent on the
head with a cue; the hiongolan re-
turned the attack with knife, end
for this act of seIfdlfengc, or drunken
row, maybe, nearly all the Chinese
residences and places Of business were
sacked and destroyed, and lhs author
tiles have been able to save hundreds
of industrious and inotleusivr people
FROM slaughter on,y by locking them
in jail. The Chinese laundry man
washes clothes as chcaply AZ white
women do; he does the work no cheap
err, but h, always does ], well, and the
clothes always come home full count
and not mixed witt. those Of some
OF her person or family All this is Sc
we're on qnarrelaome, lazy labcrers,rum-
-shop loafers and the heavy brutes who
live on money earned BY their wives
at the wash ub So the Chinese must
go. Clearly Colorado's need is not
fewer Cinnamon; it is more jsits aud
officials with character aud courage
enough to put worthless, murderous
white men under lo,k and key and
keep them there.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-12-03
Boiling Water Ia q Sheet OF Paper

Nature is publishing a series of at
tractive articles on Physics without
Apparatus In the latest numbe
are giving experiments for boiling wa
ter and melting lead crfa piece Of pa
per: Take piece Of paper and fold
it up as school boys do. into a square
box without lid. Hang this up to a
walking stick ny four breads, and sup
port the stick upon hooks or other COLI
venient props. Then lamp or taper
must he placed under this dainty caul-
dron. In few minutes the water
will boil. The only fear is lest tie
threads should catch fire and let tie
water spill into the lamp and Yer the
table. The flame mus, therefore, not
be too large. The paper does not
burn, because it is wet aud even if it
resists the vet it still would rot burn
through, because the heat impaired to
it on one side by the fame would be
very rapidly conducted away by the
wa er on the other. Another expert
ment Of similar nature, hut perhaps
even more striking is as follows
Twist up the edges of common play
ing card or other bit of cardboard, 80
as to fashion it into a light tray. On
this tray place layer Of small shot,
or bits Of lead, and heat it over the
flame of lamp. The lead will M, 1t
but the card will not burn. 1t may
be charred Int lie around the edges,
but Immediately below the lead il will
be not burned, for here again the lead
conducts Off the heat on one side as
fast as it is supplied on the other
| NeU York Tribune.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-12-03
what Shall we do with Our Girls !

This is certainly an important prob
lem, but here are some sensible lessons
which should be early impressed upon
them:
Teach them self-reliance.
Teach them to make bread
Teach them to make shirts.
Teach them to foot up store bills.
Teach them not to wear false hair
Teach them to wear thick, warm
shoes.
Bring them up the way they should
Teach them how to wash and iron
clothes.
Teach them how to make their own
dresses.
Teach them how to cook a good
meal of victuals.
Teach them that dollar is only
one hundred cents.
Teach them how to darn stockings
aud sew on buttons.
Teach them every day, dry, hard,
practical common sense.
Teach them how to say No, and
mean it; or Yes, and stick to it.
Teach them to wear calico dresses
and do it like queen.
Give them a good, substantial com
mon school education.
Teach them that good, rosy romr
Is worth fifty consumptlves.
Teach them to regard the morals
and not the money of their beaus.
Teach them to have nothing to dc
With incorporate and dissolute young
men.
Teach them all the mysteries of the
kitchen, the dining room and the
parlor.
Teach them that the more one lives
within his income the more he will
save.
Teach them that the farther one
lives yond his income the nearer he
gets to the poorhouse
Rely upon it that upon your teach
ing depends in great measure the
veal or woe Of their after life
Teach them the accomplishments
music, painting, drawins--if you have
time and money to do it with
Teach them that good, steady me
chanic without cent, is worth doz
on oil-patent loafers iii broadcloth.
Teach them God made them in Hi
own image, and no amount of tigh
lacing will improve the model. Er.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-12-03
The III hts OF Married Women

The following is full taxi of law
pass d by the Oregon Legislature, Re
sarding the rights of married womsu,
and which has been signed by the gov
ernor:
SEC, |. All laws which impose On
recognize civl li~abiljtie. upou wife
which are ua5 imp ad on recognized
as existing rs the husband, are a+,g.
by repealed proved. that his act
shall not confer tth" right to vote or
hold Office upon the wife, except 80 is
otherwise provided hy las; and for
any unjust usnrpation ii her property
or her natural rights, ahe shall ha G
the same\.isht to Il peal il har own
name alone to the courts Of law oi
equity for redress that he husblnd
has,
SEC. .. Hencefor;h rights and ~
sponsihilit;es of the pafen in the ali
sence Of misconduct shall DO equal,
and the mother shall be fully entitled
to the custody and control Of the chi
dren and their earnings rs the father,
and in case of the fathers death, the
mother shall come int as full coutruI
Of thechildren and their estate as ihf
| father does in case of the mot 81,
death. All laws and por';ons Of lew,
inconsistent With the foregoing az,
hereby repealed.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-12-03
JOttings.

A Fall river girl earning salary
Of $3 a week, has fallen heiress 10
$l5O,OOO. We never noticed it before
but she is very pretty.
Speaking Of the Moderation Society,
the Burlington Howkege says its guild
ing principal prohibits more than one
drink at 0 time.
A heavy fall OF snow occurred at
jackson, Michigan on the 9th instant.
The roofs of several buildings caved in
under the pressure.
1t is easy to stump Rhode Island.
A grand stand is erected in the middle
Of the state, and the thing is done with
q single speech. Parties Of the oppo-
sition 90 into Connecticut until the
speaking is over.
The expression Of boys face at
the end of a straw that lacks two
inches Of reaching the cider in barrel
Il supposed to DO the model that the
artist selected in the delineation Of
Adam leaving Paradise.
A youth invested 81 80 through a
New York advertisement to discover
"How to appear well in society.
The recipe which he received hy re-
turn mail was short, simply and easy
understood: "Always keep your
nose clean, and don't suck more than
one finger at time"
"A New Hampshire woman has a
husband who is addicted to joining Sc
cret societies. One of her exasperated
out-bursts is reported by the Manehes-
ter Mirror slime! He'd iine any
thing There can't nothing come
along that's dark and sly and hidden
but he jine it. Ii anybody should get
up society to burn his house down
he'd jine it Just as soon as he could get
in, and if he had to pay to get in he'd
60 oil the suddener.
BEEcHER's OFFERS. Beechsr has
received some queer offers in his time
He says: "At certain period in my
life Twas offered by sort ofsyndicate
who was in the business $780, 900 If
would give them my time including
Sundays, for the space of twelv,
months. They offered to pay me 81 so,
900 in advance, and the other remain
ing $4,000 in twelve equal MONTH,
installments. But do you suppose
would go about the country like mon
key one year for $500, 900, or for an,
other sum of money! This was onl,
one of score of offers received. Z. I
Barnum offered me $4,000 if woul
lecture in his coliseum ten nights
choosing my own times and themes
A man in Baltimore offered me $500 a
evening for long term if l would sim
ply appear in the principal hall Their
with him, and sit for 80 minutes eac
night on the stage in view of the aud
ance and not say single word"
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-12-03
Change Cont mplated.

WASHINGTON, Nov l5.-An editorial in
the Aafunai Republican, this mornii { is
thought 10 be semi vthcisl aud to for. slaI
ow an intention OF the a administration to
mske a change 1t West Point and yet Gen.
How ~ ia charge
, 1880-03-26
INDIANA INSANE.
THO Cost OF NInIntninlnZ tho Hospital
ln That Stnto-NuEnbcr Of Patients
Cnrcl FOR.

THO Cost OF N1nlntninlng the Hospital
In That Stato-Nurnbcr Of Patients
Cnrctl I1or.
spsetal Dhpateh TO 1ns cafea0o Tttbunss
,1NplAHap0Lls, Ind, March e5.-Tho thirty first
ANIMAL report of the Indiana Hospital for tho
lnsnnc WIS filed tn-ttay, Tho following Is nu
abstruct IF the report: Inventory Of property,
s1t0l 49, nf which Ss8 4Al.tI Is personal;
ccirts for tho yoar, 500, ,6Sa.e1; oxpcufI turcs,
stu, ,da3.s8: of tho hniRncc, D,45sb5
WIS covered into The Stnto Treasury. The dis
burHemcnts for Improvement md repairs were
s.O.0ll.Gl. Patlunts admitted during tho year,
D5: discharged. 53.; tcaths, 10; number rcn,ain
Ing, TO; cost Of mint cnnnco por capita, sl01.
In n medical point Of Wow tho results nttAtned
were highly satisfactory. or Tho l,:.sa, pntlcnts
treated HID par cont recovered, md 30 ner
cont diCt There Hro about = 100 1nstHo per-
sons IN tho State. OF whom l.6W arc
In 1as, c0unty-nsyll1tlla, aud nrlvAto tp1llclles
These ffH1tre3 RtDw the Urgent necessity fnr
additional facilities to caro- fnr this e!Rss Of 1lIl-
fartnnntcs. During tho ycnr lnt ono casa Of
fnnro nt sOlf.contrpl on tho rnrt Of an attonl-
INT NUS brought 10 tho notice. or tho Trustees.
which wAs followed hE prompt discharge. 4
comparison of expenditures for tho past two
years Is favorable 10 tln now management.
nurinF tho yenr guiding Oct; n, i, 1S;s, the avsrnEo
sumo perod for ls7p, ka,:!lLIx.- This reduction
was not mndo In food suttb!y. which WIS ii per
cent grcater In cost thln b,r 1873. No mention
IL Of course tnatG IT tho regent charges OF Crll-
city IN tho institution, rs they occurred this
wear.
, 1880-03-26

AROUND THE LAKES.
Tho buoys in tho Vicinity OF buffalo havo not
yut been placed In position.
III order to seGurG IN abundant depth Of VII
ter ut tho Maumoo llay entrnncc. 1t Is proposal
u build wall 1t rough stoto ut Cctlar Point 10
prevent storms from washing sand into tho
o!a.lnel. Thon to deepen tho chnnnol by slretlg-
Ing, by the Increased foroo ut the ellrront, by
1ottlcs, or tho three combined, will bo practlca-
bio.
New archea arc being put In the steam-bage
Banllao 1T Port Huron: ;,
whother vessels viii leaye thiIt port Tor tho Up.
pur Ia.kcs hclura tug l.t of April.
spulletr +. I3alrsl, United stMtes Fish and Fish.
orics Commissioner, has written to Capt, D. I.
Fighting surf bat ~ scnd to tho lierltn lnternR>
tiuual Exhlbttou, which opens in April. Ido Aaw
tho model Capt nobblns, sont TO- WMsnttngtos, s t @
trmun OH tho c0Asts, b1tnE sato aud ens!ly
worked, either with sail Or ours
Tho propeller uu1ra.o llus EOnc into dry-dock
ut nu1a1n f0r oxtu,.s!vc repnirs. $780,,
Jnnss davidson nus ascaEinsca inc snipyaIa re :
W. vhgnler. a1@d will Eenloyo tho sama to hiA
yArsl. IlU tukra posscss1oh Juno IT,
From Mahlstoelt ia lcarHcf ihAt tho schooner
!o Moss Thlfh lst hes ruder xhsn S,1aseEaf
II 4nd othcrwEsc bei4y lifted out. Tho schooner
Cirt. H4rn Ut detroit, Will llAtno his now
ferry ssa,asr ss,t ny, tue aataand u,,rcn,r
nf that oily, haA roccntly. ruft.sed IN offer Of
faluuU fur tho propeller Maylower. Tho Nny.
Hover ha4 heoIl larEely Repaired and strength
Tho propeller ii, Paul left Detroit for Mack.
il.ao on Tuesday ovehinB. With u full cargo OF
freight and oycMty-tiyp passonsers.
mo oacVda salt Ind LiImbef Company lateld