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Smyrna times., 1881-06-29
Abstract OF Statement, 1850.

Receipts for the Year .S34 972 sc
Losses and Expenses for the 1920
Dividends Paid ................. 1S, ,S91. .23
Paid Members Withdrawal. ................. 93508
Amount to Credit of Members Dec 81, $780,. 934l575
Smyrna times., 1881-06-29
0HERIFFs SALE.

!&erit's Office, DOper. DEL,
June Is, 1881.
Smyrna times., 1881-06-29

The editor of Peninsular paper is
getting a cute trick in on his subscribers.
He beseeehes them to pay up, on the score
that he wants to get married, and after
the unsuspecting crowd has fled in and
paid its dues, he slips around to the near
est dry goods store and buys calico dresses
for his wife and four daughters.
Smyrna times., 1881-06-29
G Cents per Bushel
SHELL LINZ 4,

SPECIAL. RATES OF FREIGHT at all stations on
the railroad lt' ~"
orders filled promptly for any amount from one car
load 10 ten thousand bushels Send orders early 90
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Gesen g S6IafIoftsfeit ems
pfieblt Elm engIiider 4r3t fplgenoeS einz
fade UlttteI ais erprpbt:: Befeud5te bic
6dlfte zines Sanbtuds nit @aIIer, Ieae
lie 10 in ben 9taden bab iie sueIeid, Bic
Sdlfte bes SinterfopfS bebedt unb fbfaoe
barauf INN Die i6nelle 9erbunittna III
perbinbern bic trodene Seite bes Iuhes
bariiber. Die g8irfung lift prompt uuS
ansenebnL ba iie bas 8ebirn erfriId,t unb
etnen seIiinoeren ShIaf berporbrinet aIs
oieS oitr6 trgenb ein narfptiihes Otittel
betpirft fperoen fann. Dian fanu fpar.
mes 9SaI1er antpenben, aber bic meiiten
Berlonen sieben faItes ppr. Ssiir Dteie=
nlsen tpeI6e an gu srpber 9lufregung oes
8ebtrnS leiDerI Iei eS nun in SSolae bon
geiitisen Grbeiten pOer BON Sorsen unb
<mmer, bat ii6 bieieS einfa6e Rittel
ais cine tpabre gSobItbat eripielen. - Oa,
no Die S6laflDIteteit cine sSolee BON I'm
terleibsbelhw6rpen lit (8IutfiiLe, 8Id=
bunsen ac.,) bat ii6 Der ipgenannte Gep=
tunS9iirteL Der barin beitebt, elm in taItes
Baher 9etaudtes unb fpieber ausaeipun=
beneS Su6 um Den 2etb geI6Iueen unb
oarilber elm trofeneS befeitist tpirb, pieIz
fab betpdbrt. Diit bieIem WtitteI iino
ielbit man6e Ntaeen= un6 llnterIeibsbez
i9tperben SebeiLt tpprben. !,
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Gin t6surer Su6.

SIT ein 8rB sur trnredten Belt lnb am
lnre6ten Srte eine Gbrenbeleioisung
llnb tpel6e crimtnelle unb cipilre6tIi6e
6olgen pern,as Serielbe unter llmltdnben
3u auBern? Dieie beifle Srase bel6df=
tigte por S,lrsem Die 4iiiien Der @rafidaft
@alpap. Sin illnser Otann, Der Sobn
zines reihen 8utSbeIiberS, tpar in 8eiea=
idaft mebrerer SreunOe in 2imerid in elm
gilenbabncDupe seitieeen, III tpeI6em iid
Elm iunges, bilbbnbides Dtdb9en in 8es
gIeituns ibrer SHUTTER befanb. Die sanse
GeIellldalt febrte in ansebeitertem 53lls
ltanoe BON elmer luitisen Yartie suriid,
inb in Der Weinlaune pergaBen iif Die
ilnsen 2eute 10 tpeit, cine gSette eirSuses
ben tponad oerlenise, Der e8 tpa9en
iplrbe, benz iunSen WaOden einen &ub
auf bic Stirne su 6riiden, eine seipille
Summe BON ben 9lnbern erbalten ipIle.
sSpbn 8irfppoo Der ertpdbnte iunae
Utann, ionit bon rubisem bei6eibenen
gSelen, aber nunmebr in iibermiltbig toller
Saune, farm ieiner Slime md9tis, pers
maB iid in frepler 8eiie, oa8 Spiel Su
setpinnen, ilnb CAB bet iiberraihten Dame
einen bersbaften SUB auf bic Stirn, ipo-
rauf fer oieleIbe b0flidlt I'M GntldnIbisuns
bat. Das Gntiesen beS iunsen Mdo9sns,
bic Gntruituns iiber bielen 9lnsriif aui
ibre Gbre Infen ii6 lei4t benfen ni6t
nlinSer Der seredte 3orn ibrer SHUTTER.
Gritere tpeinte laut, 2ebtere tobte in ,3orn=
ausbrl6en, Beibe tpareu troB aIler 8e.
idnftisunsss8eriude Der sansen @eiea=
l6aft, tponah eS bod nur Elm Shers se.
ipelen iei nidt 3u berubisen. llnS 70
sins e5 fort biz sur Station ipoieIbit Der
aui elm SiIfelisnal eer SHUTTER bsrbsisern=
fene Sdaffner Die iunsen 2eute aus bem
Coupe entfernt unb bic pcIi3eiIi6e Snter=
pention peranlabte.
Wesen bieier Tbat bate nun bas adt-
sebniabrise Mdbhen segen &irfpopb eine
glnfIase tpesen gbrenbeIeiDisuns anse=
ftrenst unb bic Iohter SrlanoS in beihei=
bener Weiie ibre @sIbanipriide tpeeen ber
OburG oisisn aab i1rss GHrs stssfasts1
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bem S6atten feines S6nurrbartes bate
er Iaes 5u perbanfen. 9as fa8te er iih
tppbL, als er aus benz @ebrdnge i6llpfte
rnS elmer Seniterniide UtuBe fanb, iiber
iein neueS Slid nahsubenfen. Dph adj,
pollfcmn,eis alf bieler grSe lit ni9ts
gSie gang anoers, tpenn er M t ibm ba-
seitanoen bate, nit ibm bem ,,binreiBenb
S4bnen"! Sbne ibn - NIles nur balb,
Die Scnne letnes Grfplges bon @plfen
bebedt
Sest enblid faBte Siabep ben Nfutb,
5u benz Spfer beran3utreten, Inn pielleiht
Dur6 einen tnnieen Gllftpuni4 Die Grim
nerune an Die iiinsite Bersangenbeit pDI=
Iig gu pertpiIden. 9lber Die 9lugen bes
@rafen besannen bod gar unbeimIi6 gu
leu9ten, als Der nun Dor ibm itanb, fpeI-
der itren9 senonlmen ben Sdnurrbart
anf ieinem @etpilien bate.
Siabep fabte ii9 aber seI6ninb Ell
unteroritfte ben @liiftpunih unb pries
itatt beiien nit edit franSDiil6er 3unsen.
| ferttgfeit eine Salbe an, Die in Bari5 in
Der &ue Saitte gu baben lei; cine Salbe.
NIT Der man in faum adt Tagen ben
berrli6Iten 8art inS 9aiein rufen fbnne
Wteoer Ien4teten Die 9luSen bsS Sra:
fen, aber otesmal in eiuem anneren, bel.
leren 8IanSe. 3par 1pra6 er elmer
3peifeI aus, Siabep aber I6por bas
Slaue bDm SinmeI berunter, baB bi,
SaIbe edit unb unfeblbar lei, unb erbp
fib NIT Der sr6Bten 8ereittpillisfeit Dor
Der BeIt Die Salbe aus paris gu Der
| I1reiben.
9as tsar Spbdbrenmufit fir baS Sb,
oes 8rafen: a6t Gage brau6t Der 8rie
mad Iaris, in piersebn Iasen fpnnte bi
SaIbe 3ur Steae iein unb iiber brei $50
den tpirb SpfmarI6all 8raf BON gSrbnt
unfeblbar tuieber I'M GDllbeiiB feline,
ybinreiBenb S96nen" eri4einen Ore
gSo6en Dbne S9nurrbart, Safii
aber IebensldngIi6 NIT benz Sof
marIhdaStiteI = Der SanbeI par ii
feinem Sale su bera6ten. Sla
bep mar Iein TeufeI setpelen, aber aut
iein GnseL su9Ieid! @rbna mar per
iDbnt; er umarinte ben Setbgebabten
briidte ibn an Iein Sers un6 nannte ib
leinen Sreunb fiir'8 2eben.
Sin Gui6 rief 3ur TafeI. Dtan a
rnb tranf gut rno ntft eben gu fpenig
trosbem ipri6t bic GbrDnit BON feiner
etnSisen Utasenperberbnib, un6 fold
S6pd6e modte ia einem 8retie auc
tpobl fern bIeiben, in benz man 2dnbe
un6 SottiIen GeredtIame un6 S6mei
6eIeien NIT sIei6em Sppitit peri4Iudt
unb perbaute.
Sb bic pariler SaIbe benz bingemproe
ten berrIi9iten Barte tpirfli6 su elmer I
I idneIlsn unb frDbIi6en Iuferltebuns Der
baIf 9lu6 bariiber ldbt Die ilnSuperIdi
lige SIio in ibren Iafeln Ieiber ntdt
SihereS berlauten.
Gins aber neni9itens weib man burc
iie senau bab Sc. Ntaieltdt Der 8aiIe
bon Selterrei6 in Ieinem 3eitamente Del
getreuen nntertbanen. 49,. .letne gans
2iebe permadte; benn aIio itebt in iener
8Idttern seIdrieben amorem meun
Ipopulis meis - yDIeine Siebe meinel
SDlteru," -
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aus oer oSieoerntd66e
Ses iunsen 8IeissaIbbsners.
@ieidiefennenIernte.

SID sins nab @obIis
Nm Scnnbag bin.
Gum ShiIlerihlebten,
9a ftanb mel Sitn.
Gcrcert mar 9lnfanes,
Oars foIste bant.
sScb baiise gerae,
8o i1 ttir tnnn.
8cim eridtsn @alsr
SD, ilnihenirt,
u biblheS MGbten
GIeih ensaidiert.
sc ban3oe ideeiae, -
go mar rner'idb redt;
Sb ieIber banse
Sa op4 MID ietIe6t.
SD brabt' ie teeme
Yin GeenigSblas.
St iaste: ,,9dr'n sc,
Sc ipdr'a mel s4as /"
Da iisl ie ieif5enb
SIR IN ben Wrn;
1lnb beht' - ih ipierp e3 -
Tab @ctt ertarnI'l
SD itrih ibr fiiinS
Oas blcnos Soar ......
Wn trarb ie 5itunber:
s9str natn' I poaf y
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-06-12
Oa,t,e Summer 8f5.
0urf d Iau!

uMber Serr College id mar beute Bel
Der 8iiitation Sbrer GhuIe burb ben
Serrn 0etan ipirflid eritannt, bab BET
ieoer 5raSe, Die Sic an Die Sdaler ri6=
teten, ieoe8nlaL ale bic .6dnbe in bic 6Dbe
ftreften unb baB iecer, BEN Sic frasten,
aud Die ridtise Antiport CAB !"
rSSm Tertrauen seiast, Serr GolIege,
Sic baben eben aiht benlerft, baB id nur
ipI6e fragte, fpelde Die redte 6anb in Die
o6be geitredt batter aber feinen, Der bic
linfe Sano empprbieIt benn Der batts
ni9ts BepuBt !"
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Rufen unb SDren.

3tpei @eibaftsIeute beseenen einanber
auf Der StraBe. Der cine ruff Den 9ln=
bern an; oieier tbut, aIs bore er ni6t.
Da lduft jener bem 9lnserufenen nad unb
bdlt ibn an ytSait cu oenn anf einmaI
taube Obren sefriests SD babe bpn Elm
paar Wtal peinen Ramen serufen iparam
bIeibit pu ni4t iteben 2"
81" periebt Der 9lnbre, urtein Geb5r
1T nod gut, absr oein 1uf lit 10
I9leat ......"
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9 6 arren.

gntil unb 5ris seben in Der abenb=
bdnsmertin9 nad Dauie. GmiL itDBt
ii6 an einem i'm @ese itebenben &ar=
rem.
Srit: 8arum sinsit bu benz &arren
niht aus Dem Mege?
GmiI: SD iab Jpn nidt.
. 6rtb: Stun i4 babe ibn bod seis=
ben.
GmiI: 8arum tparnteit bu mid benn
ni6t?
Srit: Sa, tparlm iasteit bu mir ni6t,
baB bu ibn ni6t Iabt?"
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Die Il nterrebuna.

gnsIanDer: SD mub ipreden nit
6rau WiiilIer sleih
Uiaso: @s sebt nidt Sic ulilen
einen Nusenblif marten.
Gnslancer: Marurl sebt nibt
bas 2
Waeb: Sic fleibet iih an ano bat eben
erit ibr Semb anee5osen.
@n9Idnoer: Sp fou iie es tpieber
aassis9sn; uub unbsSinst ipss&en nit
ibr.
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Wannigfaltiges.
urs unb biinbi ia.

Gin Singing, nit faIi6en gapieren
auSgeriiltet, fommt nit ieiner @ntfilbrten
sum 9farrer uni ii6 trauen Su lafen.
Der Bfarrer ia9t: Quod nonl SD
traue ipeper Sbnen nod Sic, mein Serr
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3piideuStpei 9 dufteriunsen. N.
Griter: Su, 1T bas cine i6tpere 9lrs
belt, ipenn Der Reilter Die Neilterin prit=
selt?
3wetter: Drummer Serl, tpenn bas
eine idipere gtrbeit mare, lieBe er's uns
MAIDEN.
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Das tdalid)e yolk8blatt

ioifet per qo tobns sountassblatt $3.50 peg Sabf.
81 SO bas baIbe Saar unb $3.50 sas giersIiabr. Hif
eonutassbIat slf 20 per sasr, $50 bas balss 5atr
uns s1.so bas 8ierteIiabr.
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Sn Davenport S ON a, itarb fiir,s
lid elm junses Wtdb9en in BEN armen iB4
res 8rdutisamS, Der 1ie in Ieiner Ipb
brin9enben 3drtlidfeit su beftig an bic
Sruit sebriift bate. Dies 1T cine Ibatz
fade unb bieleIbe bat eine @eidihte sur
6pl9e gebabt, Die stpar gang babIh fIinat,
aud nt6t 9erabe abiplut unipabr fem
maB, Der gegenilber mir aber iebe 4aran=
tie gang entI9ieben abIebnen. Cine 3ei=
tun9 bate an ben 8eri9t Der obiaen nab
rem @el6i6te Die @arnung an ibre 2eIe=
rtnnen 9efnitpft, lt6 ilberbaupt ni6t um=
armen gu laiien. Die iunsen Damen
perani italteten bierauf eine 8eriammIuna
unb faBten fplsenbe 8ei6lliie ,,esn @rz
tpdsung bab mir ben Sob Der iunaen
Dame in Davenport elmer anoeren uriahe,
als elmer llmarm,lns suidreiben mno
lebtere ipna6 fir elm beSIeitenbes, niAt
aber fur bas urIa9lt6e Dtpnent baLten,
unb in fernerer Grwdsuna baB mir Iiebe,
elm tpenis 0efabr laufeu, ais auf llmar,
mnnSen fDrmli6 unb sans persi6ten
tpollen, erfldren mir uns biermit fir Bei=
bebaltung Der llmarmuneer MAIDEN aber
benz 8rdutisam unb ben jung Derbeira=
tbeten Gbemdnnern sseisnete 8ofii9t our
Hfli6t."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-04-28
xecomick's harvest Machines.

MIA. l.. Taveeh, Jr., Of ST. Inigoes' dis
trict is still the agent for the sale Of the McCom-
lex Self FLINDERS, both Wire and Irvine, and also
for their Keepers and Mowers. -Four Of the Bin
ders have been operating for the past two sea-
sons in his district very successfully, and have
clearly de onstrated the fact that at least three
fourths Of the usual expense attendant on har-
vesting, a also the great waste of grain, is by
the use Of this most important and invaluable
implement saved, besides placing the farmer In
position in which he is no longer dependent
upon our present uncertain labor. The Messrs.
Mccormick have been the most successful Of our
vast number Of Harvester and Reaper nianufac-
turers, and to-day stand unriyalled in the mar
ket, both for simplicity Of design and durability
Of materials Mr.. Taveau is also the agent for
one Of the safest and most efficient traction en-
gines, besides other machinery, and his peculiar
advantages enable him to furnish our farmers
with harvesting and other machinery on more
advantageous terms than any others in the field.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-04-28

In the name ofjuslice. why we're these
snpcrnumerarles lat least one hundred
and ipeaty) appointed5 Would il not
be better for the county 10 strike them
from the lists and apply The extra hall
dollar which they receive Composing
all to be employed one day would amount
to sixty dollarsl to the employment Of
workers 7 This rs an abuse which can
and ought to be stopped. sincerely
hope that the people Of the county will
give this matter their consideration and
at the proper time endeavor by legisla-
tive enactment to have a system estab-
iished which viii cut off abuses like the
present, and at the same time guaran-
tee or give some assurance Of perma-
nency in The construction Of our roads
Hoping that have not wearied you,
am, slrs, respectfully yours,
PoToMAc.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-04-28
rrpcAI corresponaenee. ]

MEcHAslcsyILLE, April 26th, 1881.
Afier a prolonged absence from your columns,
will endeavor to scribble yon few items, not.
wlhsianding the scarcity Of such gleanings.--
Spring has at last been substituted for protrac-
ted Winter, and not at all too soon, for the hus-
bandman has been kept alooffrom important du-
lies, and will now be compelled 10 make doubls
quick time 10 order TO catch up.
careful aud critical examination of the
peach trees reveals the fact, that the peach CROP
for this season, with but few exceptions, has been
entirely destroyed by the excessive cold.
Tobacco flies have put in their appearance and
with serious damage to young plants. Corn
planting has not MS yet commenced in this sec.
lion. Wheat prospects are generally distressing,
The timely completion Of the W @. h. p. Il,
Railroad Is looked forward TO- and we have al.
ready commenced to realize that business" I:
mesnt this time and not humbuggery
The supper and bali announced in your jour.
nal 10 take place, Tuesday the 10th inst, waG
not very largely attended, owing to the busy
season. The supper was success, comprising
all the deieacies of the season, to say nothing
Of good Patuxent oysters which satisfied the
cravings of NOT lew The ball was held In The
Hail. a large and capaeious edifce well adapted
for such occasions. The fair ones in attendance
were remarkably handsome and commanded
great attention from the opposite sex.
The object Of this entertainment was to bene-
At the Catholic Church Of this village, and the
handsome sumrealized from the few in atteudanc
bespeaks Il heartfelt liberality for those who Ia
yor the cause ofrellgon,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-04-28

AsSAroLIs, April 26 h, 1881.
Editors Of the Beacon --0ne should always
feel grateful for favors shown him, and now that
the st. Johns controversy Is ended, | desire to
extend 10 you my warmest thanks for allowing
me- through the kind Offices Of your paper to
lay that subject before the people Of my county
that they may thoroughly understand It before
they give their sanction for its condemnation 10
their representatives.
Mr. n. f. Wathen, formerly of St. Mary's,
who was graduated from ST. Johns College last
year, has entered into the journalistic business.
lie Is reporter TO the Baltimore Gazette from
this city.
Sunday, the 18th instant, acolored boy, while
looking for fish in pond known as Brewers
Pond near the city, saw what be supposed tobe,
bundle of rags lodged among some bushes in
the pond. He reached for il with stick and
pulled il ashore. He punched hole In il, and
10 his great surprise, found IL contained an in
fnt The discovery was immediately made
known to the officers ofthe town, and Justice
Gassaway summoned jury ofinqnest The in
FAINT proved to be colored, and after examining
two witnesses, the jury rendered the following
verdict THAT said male child came 10 bis
death at time and by means to this jury un-
known, and by some person or persons paeedin
Brewers Pond adjourning u $. National Oem-
terry In Anne Arundel county, The following
day Elizabeth Sinms was arrested on suspicion
OF the crime ana committed 10 JAIL.
The first shnm battle between the cadets aud
marines of the Naval Academy this season. took
place on the 18th instant at the government
larn Il was notaltogether sham, as it was I'M
tended to be, for several were wounded during
the action, though not seriously, probably due
to the misunderstanding of orders. The cal let's
landed at the foot OF the hill--being in smail
boats--aud charged upon the small number of
marines who, under command Of Major Hunting-
ton, retreated in goodordcr to their stronghold
on the top OF the hill, short distance back,
keeping up constant ERE while retreating. The
cadets made their way to the top Of the hill and
drove the marines from the 7 Notifications al the
point Of the bayonet. After the battle, it was
found that two Of the cadets were wounded, one
by the FIRE from blank cartridge and the otsse
by sword stroke on the arm, white the marines
Jared none the better, two Of whom we've pretty
badly wounded. A cadet was put under arrest
for disobeyng orders. The scene presented ev~
cry feature Of a real battle. Many spectators
were present.
The April term of Court began on the 18th
instant, Judge Miller on the bench. The most
important cases tried were those respecting the
violations Of the oyster dredging law and the liz
IL R.B.T.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-04-28
Election q oasers .

Al mcciing Of dc Reading Room Debating
society on FRIDAY night last, The following gem
tIemen we're elected to serve as officers the snsu-
ing term
President, II. o. Roederi
Vice Prest., f. n. llolmes
Roe SEC. e. -. Abel;
Asst Rec Sec, q, Il {. Cainalier;
Cor Sec, ]. u. Key
Treasurer, Dr., Chas Combs
Librarian, X, a. Young.
Thanks were yoiea the outgoing officers for
the promptncss and ability with which they had
discharged lbeir respective duties during the past
term
The new administration proposes TO naugu-
fIle public discussions, which are g come Of on
one nigbtin each month 81 the term. Ar the
meeting on Friday night next the day for May
viii be designated and announced We hope
and anticipate that tho new feature VIII nave lhe
elect of attracting additional popular regard tor
wards the Society.
The following are The Standing Committees ;
Finance Committee - John A. Camaler, Thos.
F. Yates aud Q. j. Norris,
Question Committee ;--.J. Frank. Ford, Jas. II.
Wilson aud Dr. A. Jack spalding-
LiJrarg Committee I'D Q. Hammett, Jos. r.
Morgan and Robt. Abel.
Hal Committee Robt. O. Combs, B. r.
Abel and VIM. j. Rdelen.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-04-28

The Court met on Tuesday last, present,
Judges Milburn, Loveand Tippitt. The follow
ing business wRs transacted - tf
Jos. s. Ford, administrator Of John II. Yates,
was allowed ons-half Of the commission due Jno.
II. Yates, administrator binary e. Yates, he
having settled said estate after The death Of John
II. Yates.
r. Frank Yates was appointed By the Court
and Gled bis bond rs administrator Of Charles
Thompson, deceased.
The last win and testament Of Henry Jones,
deceased. filed. Stephen Jones' the executor
namcd In the will, fled his bond
inventory OFT. Frank Yates, administrator
flsharIa ThOat s0ns Holland aEsacs. -ses a..lt
granted.
Final release A. J. Blaine and wife to W.
T. Graves, guardian, and fnaI release Of VIM.
y Combs to j. J Langly- guardian, filed.
9th guardian account Of Jas 7 b. Raley,
guardian Of Chas. r Morgan, hled and passed
2nd additional and FINAL account Of Randolph
Jones aud Emily R. Jones' executors Of Caleb
n. Jones, passed.
Account Of sales Of r J. Maddox, executor Of
Geo. Z Maddox, dled and approved.
Report Of The sale 81 land, and nisi notice d
same ofD. G. IIaminett, executor Of N. Z. Bis
coe, filsd.
Court adjourned TO May 10Th, 1881.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-04-28
Local Correspondence
Tick NECK. slD., April 20, 1881
Messrs Editors /:


Messrs. Editors
Il am growing old, but what Of that2
The Winter SHOWS are in my hair,
And like an antiquatcd cat
] love my fire and easy chair"
Yes, 81 am growing old bat what is little
Singular, Smiths Greek oysters will not give me
The collie. Why, sirs, never epicure enjoyed more
the sunny side of a large red juicy peach than
we do the bivalres in question, particularly when
we paPtake Of friend No. Us delicately favored
ones. BY the way, our friend is looking well,
and rurnor has it that he is reading up fort the
Fall races. You are aware, we presume, Of the
prospective race for those soft seals within that
ancient hall at the State capitol. We do not
know much about politics, but we do know that
somebody is going to get badly cheated, and
dom yon forget to keep this bit Of information
| green in your memory either. Gov. Hamilton
| has exploded Ills "bombshes y but, pshaw -
| well--iust keep patientfoF a few months and we
| win wager our old boots against the cost oferect-
| ing rolling mill that when certain politicians
commence their planning for the ensuing CAM
paign there will be more cause for serious alarm
among offiee-hunters in one district than WAS
| produced among the entire democratic leaders in
consequence Of the explosion Of the Hamilton
i'bomb." During the late presidential campaign,
we were informed that ffty-nine applicants for
Point Lookout lighthouse had vlerlorials pre-
pared TOR signaauyes in Uiew Of change political
| w in TIE Eaite House. Now, from what we can
CLEAN, the candidates at this early day for local
and legislative Offices are considerably in excess
Of the number Of applicants who anxiously de-
siked the pleasant IN position Of lighthouse
keeper at the Point; And II yot BxAooSRAflc- =
men did not demand pecuniary compensation be-
| fore publishing announcements for Office, itwould
require II small supplement to each regular issue
10 contain the names Of aspranis for the coveted
| 'fioaves and ishesn We reiterate that some
body Is going TO get cheated--yea, plunged in
| gulf NJ political despair. Poor creatures We
feel like plying them already, but doubtless, the
pleasure is as great in being cheated politically
as to cheat
News scarce, sirs scarce. There We were
about 10 omit to write that i'The hue of yiolets
| tints the dreamy air. Do you believe it'll
| Don't care ii you do--so there
Goodbye. All what beart-rending word,
but we must nerre ourself and bear the pen and
| remain,
Devotcdly, &C., JNHY BgrTox.