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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-24

Our frisnA, Dr.. J. Felix Morgan, Of Ned
ley'S Neck, has been experimenting with q
new variety Of corn, which be calls The Egyp-
tian PrOlilie. lie planted this year three pints
Oltt and obtained thercfrom two-and-a-haIi
barrels. The corn averaged six ears 10 the
stalk and the specimen ears leu at our Office
realize al that could be wished In the way Ct
. fall, frEa and large grain. The Dr.. has no
doubt tliat but for the extraordinary dry sea-
sOa Of ths past Summer much larger yield
would hare resulted. He further represents,
that the egyptian" comes up earlier and ma
taFes earlier than ordinary corn, and he e.
sEts, that whilst the common corn, along.
aide Of which Il was planted. was badly AZ
tackled By ths worm, tho Egyptian entirely e.
capped II and that the fodder 10 larger and
better than that produced BY any other yarie-
~ Of corn known 70 him.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-24

From our Charlotte Han correspondents,
and fsom privass sources equally reliable. we
ars justifsd IN siaaing, that de cars Of The
Southern Maryland Railroad, have not only
reached The village named, butars to-day pay
ing visits 70 Meehaaicsville. II L. expected
they win reach scots'sb By the last Of Tire prru-
ent week. II Is hoped ard believed that ths
company win soon pct on . passenger train
and thus enable the public 10 take the ears
without undergoing the troubls and expense
of travelling 70 the deposs OF fhe Pope's Greek
line d the Baltimore and Potomac. By-the-
BY, why e Il not feasible for the Southern
Maryland TO take charge Of our mail matter and
thus supereede the necessity OF staging is
10 BraBeywine2 Il seems 70 ~ that this ar
rangement would save both trouble and sx-
pence, and certainly would deliver our mails
four or eve hours earlier than at present.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-24

Ahsalam O. Tennisson died Il bis residence
near Smsth's Greek On the 18th inst, and Jno
Bush, prominent leading cOlOred politician
of the district, is also dead. How common,
how inscFutable e death, and this monsses
enemy Of che human race win continue q
reign until the hely Son Of Goa shall be re-
vealed from heaFsn with his mighty angelsl
Oar NimrOds are beginning TO besiir them
eslvess and during che day ffequens singls and
plualtane0us reports q RE and shot gun can
Be heaad. carrying death 70 partridge and
squirrel alike. As night The horn a. the
hantsman invertebrates throushsat the forest
woods warning ''ds 'possnm up De 'simmon
tres Of approaching danger.
DsedgeEs have made shsis appearanoa, and
daring the night the sigRaI lights remind one
q > town illuminaied wish-weli, my gas
Il i rally pleasing sight to . ruralias !ike
oursslE By-she-way, shippers Of barrel oys-
segs arg dcing driving and thriving business
chipping The valuable biralves 70 Washing
ton, wAsrs they receive Eemaneraiivs prics
Cor thaar labor, for Il i unmislakahly Iabo-
rious work. and unpleasant withal.
As Hess i scarce and dark night surrpnna,
ns wi4k her hpllew shase--whew uhaf !
noise ihOss rals u.Aks--we ill BID yoa ggua
night.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-24

DALEoU's MoETHLY ILLUSTRATED MAGAxINE.-
The December number Of this popular and
cheap family magazine Is the best and most
attractive that ever appeared. The iIIustra-
tons Of summer tour through Switzerland,
and the account Of the lore making that ac-
companies them. are worth careful reading,
and q hearty laugh at conclusion. The Christ
mas story Is model Of lbs kind, and 50 d
Captain W. n. Mays yarn about ''Ths
Haunted Island" one OF the mysteries Of the
Pacific Ocean. Eliot Ryder relatesa Mexican
rOmance, and throws IS much pOetical descrip;
tioa into his heroine's character and beauty
as he dares 70 venture on in q true story
and there are fashion plates, Christmal
poems, beautifully illustrated. aad all for 81.
teen cents, or only one dollar and City cent?
per year. Cheap enough and good enough
Tor any one. The full table Of contents u,
How we Pass the Summer; SparTows; AunI
Cynthia's swamp John DlllinRham's Mon
ey; Glorious WaichwoFd; A Christmas
Carol; GRANDMOTHER Gaunt; A CarnivorOus
Plant; One Of The Bellies Of Lynn; Fashions
for Fall and Winter A Bnckboar Idyl; A
Haunted Island; The Perilous Romance Of .
Mc2ttAu u<A4ty E0setty 1uu sn0cpcoueucS
Timothy Teieele; Merry Chrisimas-Time
Young Peoples Orv-Teller-Raymoud Nor.
simer; RuthFen's Puxxle-Page; Editorial
Notes; The HonsekeepeF; Curious Matters;
Things Pleasant and Otherwise; Our Picture
Gallery.
Published BY Themes & Talbot, % HawIey
Street. Boston, Mass, at only 81 so Gratis per
annam, postpaid, and for sale as all the ness
depOts IN the coeuIry at u eents . copy.
Speak to your neighhors about Il, and get
mp some clubs this Eall. Now Is The time 70
start clubs for the new volume.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-24

@@S @@%& W 8@ m@~ ~ M~&8%4&M@ WNG4@@X@
At NESTING Ofthis Society on Friday night
last ths following gentlemen were elected
officers ssr the ensuing term:
President Walter J. Dawkias;
Vioe-Fresident, Roht. A. YOung;
Recording Secretary, Eaoch B. Ahell;
Asst. Rec. &c., Francs v. King;
Cor. Sec, Jos. II. Keyi
Treasurer, Jos. T. Neal;
Libraries, J. Frank Ford;
FinaDse COmmittee--Jno. ?. King, 10. =.
Morgan, Jno. A. CamaIieF.
Committee on QusssiOns-F. n. Holmes,
II. o. Resder, A. J. Spalding.
Library Committee-Wm. r. Edelen, b.
Harris Ciamalier, ID. O. Hammett.
Hall t,Ommittee--R. q. Combs, b. r. Abel,
,. Hmnas Fenwick.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-24

4N - g BN1NBs
Ar. Thomas GEssnwsll hns complstsd and
Einsasd ossr % Essewnsr. Mr.. BarEy spalding.
he nsw store lately srertsd Il chr villsge.--
The workmanship RESETS gusns essdis upon
ihs mschanieai skill e - builder, and lie
huilding b an oEnamans % fhe Tewn. Alto
Beshsr he rev sloss i suinsnsly adaptsd %
lhs paFpneus foE which Il was infendsd, and
iis owner has spared no expenss In ssochiue
IL wish the buss medieinss. drugs, CSC. ia
short eseEything thar Is usually kept by q
hrsi classify drug store ison band. We wish
Ne. epalding every success. HIS advertise.
meat win Be 'fbund elsewhere.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-24

Among the best shots at Havre-de- Grace
are VIM. Dobson, John Day, K. Mitchell,
George Barnes, VIVA. Myers. John Poplar and
VIM. 3. Moore, the latter being a one-aFmed
man. DObsOn shot 800 birdson the I'd instant.
On the FIRST day last season he killed over 500.
Pass this around, hresheren .-Bsl Air TSmss.
Cannot some Of our sporismea beat this re-
cord2 We hope that the Count win not quail,
but win send in Ais report Immediately.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-24

Many Of our most prudent customers and
citiEens are now buying their clothing fsr
themselves and boys. for The lall and winter.
We have everything ready, and there Is no
reason for delay, but there Il reason for buying
now. Tou may as vel have house full ol
clothing 10 select from and plenty Of time to
pick il over, as to come in crowd after q
unpFeparrd. Largest stock 10 Baltimore;
lower than all The resi-, "a G. n. UKHM q Sow's
sue prise clothing house, $50 w. Pratt street,
through 20 Hanover street, Baltimore Nd
Now 4 che best time 10 select. from full and
complete stock, great harEails leing olIered
IN Eall and winter ciothihg. We Feier % the
Editors Of the BEACON.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-24

AI@MGsaamal M1oessnm maamwmm,
i puh;sshing ths ofzeisi voss of this conn
" Ne nsgIectsd 70 niais thaf nlr. Frank i.
nIoEling. KaGional 0fesnback Candidate a.
compsrolieE, rsesivrd Z rosen. We % not
know whas eaees dis vole WIN hare upou ST.
tire elscaiuns and we sake menaion Of q,
snly % semind poailble canaianies q the fast
that -. Mury's holas shrss essanbaeksn.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-24

- HOne testimony the best N the world,
Mr.. w. y. Porter, well known Aitorney-al-
Law, No. 20 81. Paul street, says be has used
y. d.. Largqne's Anfi-Billicns BiateEs for
chronic diseases Of the Liver aad derangemeni
Of the Stomach, and recommends Il 81 CIR
tain speri6e in ihose diseases-try Il and be
convinced. Sold By all druggists. Is eents
paper Or 81 . bottle. w. u. Thorn ton,
proprietor, BALTIMORE Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-24

- TIE epmponenis e DE-. Balls Cough
syrup are daily prescribed b. ths ablms phy-
sicians. whaae success i due 70 the spsciHe
fnaasnes q thess eomponsnts. Dr. BuIl's
Coagh Syrup. skiIifnliy prepared f0r immsdi-
aisnss. : RI aals b All druggists.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-24

Recently NJ. Frank Abel raised a hog
weighing 6Oe lbs. Thiswe shOughs, was do
sng remarkably well and would be hard 70
baas but NJ. n. Downs has seen Mr.. AbslI's
sos and gone him 2 better, his hog weighing
lSsactly ele. Take the pot. Raphael.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-24

- The Rev. VIM. Henry Barnes. late
Rector Of The First Reformed Episcopal church
Of Wheeling, Vest Va has resigned his po-
sition 70 accept . eall 70 the church 0f che
Atonemens, brooklyn. n. Y.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-24

We have hesn requested 70 state. that Il 4
pTpPoscd 70 organize az m early day an ass0-
ciasion IN this connty, 70 be composed ofsuch
persosss a. were mnmheEs Of the Array Or Ma
" q the Late Conledesaae Saates. Persons
eligible g become neinlIe1s, and appForine
Of shtliornlaiion 81 a. nssoeiaiion 81 fhfs kind,
ere slIriaed q address John r. Duke. Leonard
1owtl. The organization win be patterned
apon that Of the one nov In operation iii Bal.
simole and viii have for It's o6ioc8 the lorial
re-nEaon AZ meinlafs a these his commando
and DE psFpsln2siDn q old friendships
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-24

Lmm@ Mmhes
On Tuesday Of last week, Nessrs. Camaiier
= Abel, a. Trustees, sold the tract Of land
known ~ Locust Hill, containing about so
acres, 70 MS Susan @. Deaf for s4s5.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-24

IN aeeordaaoe with lhs Esqaesl 81 Archhiah-
op Gibbons, Mas win be said ats AIoysius'
church on Thursday, Nov. aAth, 81 O'Clock,
Thanksgiving Day; and, AZ ths close Of the
Haas. The prayer for the aushorisies win be re-
cited.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-24

Persons indebted 70 me on mercantile ac-
eount are Feqeesitd 70 close the same By tash
or note without further notice.
j. c. HERBkKr.
Nov 3, lssI-sw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-24
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
robert @. Combs and Mildred @. Downs,
Admrs. Jas. s. Downs,
4ney D. Heweit and others.

In the Circuit Court for Sc. Mary 'secunty, sit
ting as Court of Equity.
No. 525 n. il.
nREERED this End day Of Nov. 1881,
- that the Auditors Report, fled In this
cause, be ratified and confirmed, unless cause
TO thecontrary be shown on or before the 4th
Monday Of November, 1881; provided copy Of
this order be Published in the 81. Mary's BEA-
CON, once a week for three successive weeks
prior to the said 9Th Monday orNovemher.
J. FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
True copy-Test:
J. FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
nov 3. lssl-sw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-24

One crossing with the Frazer Axle Creaas
win last TIVE weeks, all others fwo o. shTee
days- Try Il. Ia resolved lirst premium a
shs CenlenniAl and Paris Exposition
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-24

bat szeEy one says must be arue.n that
DE. sellers Cough syrup hes no equal Eor
eoaeln end colds. Try i. Price 2sc.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-24
Oo-Partnership.

rTsHR undegsigned have tkss day (Oet. 7ssh,
lesl.l enlered into c0~rmrtneruhlp 90
ennducsinr The MERCANTILE BUSINESS
a. The old siana Of ]. @. Herbert. Head ofSl
Clemenfs Bay. The new Erm, which vii
be kn0wn IS
n. W. HERBERT y CO.,
win be thankful for q con sinaance Of ths
very liberal fayo-s extended 20 the old krm,
and they also solicit share Of The gsneral
patronage. They win always have on issnd
4 full assortment Of all lines Of goods usually
kept m frsf-eIass country stere and viii
sell AZ rltes as reasonable as can ba obtained
az any other sslAblishment In The county.
r.. w. HERBERT,
J. C. HERBERT,
ST. Clements Bay. I'd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-24

! am eomRoas4 o a LelleEa a. - : )
saying.
NJ 1e, Is, 9, I. b q msssnre.
~ IS, ~, Is, s, is used N tgimmtag.
My3, .. 81. .. y = pines we al lore,
ny &c, u IL, % % ascend,
Ny 10, "a -, 4, Il . noalamans
~ ~ -, 81, J. - % raise.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-24

Ny Lei 10 O. eat but actin dFink.
nv nd Il II swim ana also IN sink
NJ ord Is Ia step but nos In walk,
NJ 4lh ie In hear bat nn1 In talk,
NJ slh Il IN sbb bat not In oows
~ eah e in rain bat not u snow
~ whois q hook II TIE l1ihie.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-24

DARTIES wsshiaa b neII fsrna. ~ frr.
u nishing tAe unaersIgred eeserfitlan,
3r-s Viii have fhe sanls asyertisea lrse e
enaree We have made arrangements With
several Real Estate eents liss he sale a. lands
ID loser Mari I4pd.
MOORE B MORGAN.
l.eonardtewn.
aeps IS, 1ssI-a.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-24

- asienaien o. Enrmsrs b calIed 70 ths ed
veEsasemenin y Blandiosd. Sowsm 4 Co.. and
Of spiIker asd puvall. rerme-. wouIa ~
veil e give thsss arun ! srisI.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-24
WANTED.

"ASTkD, good Sboemaker, who cas-
~ Dc good eounfry work, o. boz nho
wishes 70 learn the bhsiness. Apply 20
>. l. CONNELLEF,
LeoEArdiown, ID.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-24

FaFfieaiar atention Is called 10 skts Farx
thai hereafter ~ orders win - AZ fsn'ieS -
unleA ncconFanied uish re zask.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-24

Z ARGE STOCK Of Boots and Shoes for
L. the Winter just received at Lawrence's
Big Brown Store.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-24

GARFIELD s :. d: , s;..:s

deaf Garfield. A complete, faithful history
from cradle to grave, by the eminent biogra-
pier, Col. Convict. Introduction by His
Presidency, John ID. Long, Governor Of Mas
saehusetts. Books all ready for delivery
An elegantly illustrated volume Eadorsed
edition. Liberal terms. Agenis take orders
for from 20 TO so copies daily. Oussells any
other book ten TO one. Agents never made
money so fast. The books sells :tselE Kx-
perienee not necessary. Failure uaknown.
All make immense profits. Private terma
free. George stinssn 3 c.. Portland. Maine.
Nov 3, fee1-lm.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-24

NEW FALL and WINTER GuODS Al
IN Lawrence's Big Brown Store.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-24

Gsgazaiaalwas meesased.
Ihe Comlnlasions o. che nswly elected oes.
Gers we're rsfsived On Wednesday nornsnr
last and ass II - CHerk's OGas seaay -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-24

am compoesa e ae lstssrn Ard 90 i sesE.
" vlstpr skas i nlwngs haiied wIGh 6ea-
IRE.
NJ N, ~, .. 1e. n vegesnhla.
-, -, 9. 4, ism efaln,
Is, Z, Z, IA 10 rsmnin,
II. IL -, i spfes.
ssss lc. sa vnpog.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-24
Interest fFom The LIST Of January, 1880.
Suffers RANCE,
containing
1K0 .Hcziea more az. Less.

SUT6sN.O MAWGEs
containing -
100 Ac1ies, more or less,
This land Is ioreted in the zth electioa dis
trict Of Sc. Maya county, Nd, 10 assessed 70
OathaEine ,. Bond the taxes due on which
Due for sS, coaaiy hA for 1877, s isla
s Stats Tax for 1871, All
Collector's Com. On State Tax, 81
Int. ftOm Jan. /. ia tOasreh %. re, i.is
a. sIe.ss
March 20, '7e, By ansh l4.54
Sl.99
Interest from Mach 20. 1879.
Same, Due for County Tax for 1878, $ll.so
- Col. Com. On Coanty Tax, .36
g State Tax Cor 1873, 3.26
Col. Com. on State Tax, "a
80 &l4.63
Interest from the ist Of January, 1879.
Same. Due for County Tax for 1879, $o.e3
{" Col Com. on sane 80
s. for State Tax foE 1879, 1.26
"Coi. Com. on State Tax, "a
STA 50
Interest from the LIST of January, 1880.
The above property win be sold By the
Collector a. anth0rized By the Act OF 1874,
chapter 4s3 and the proceeds will be applied
TO The payment Of The taxes for the above
named years, with the interest and al costs
that may accrue under the sxia.
J4S. R-sALvEYss~
Late CdlIeesar 9Th district.
NoyA Z. leal--is.-<2o. rs.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-03-11
Lively Times in Tontogany.

IONTOGANY, MARCH Z, 1881.
Saturday was mite lively dov in Tor.
=,
'os'hy rs hNe o' our young o'oous were ar
rested and taken before esquire freeman,
on charge of raising disturbance in the
NJ +. Church on Thursday evening last
=, -. ,,,,, 80. -. r.
~ seems '"". aoo". '"e"'y ''ya anu
young men went TO church TO attend d
prayer meeting, and as there was no one in
the church except the sexton and one other
,,nI,a. ,ha. ,,Jo,,ool. 10 ho,,, ,hon, 49,,
"N'''S'j IVY ""'Si t"ON " "S'p 'he" oue
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-03-11

We deslrs iu call ,bs aireniins ~ wrr fvsdcfs
u The ersnd Holiday oheF 6f tho MrNdsissobn
Piano Company, whose advertisement hipaats
elsewhere. This Company OFFER an $3.50 Square
Grand Piano, ; sringed, ~ ou,asss, in a hand
home rosewood case, for only s2ss, hfso many
other siyIes Of Pianos and Organs at great bar
gains for the Holidays, inc,ad,nE shes,.nusic
at oue.,h'td price.
Thosc Pianos. including Grand, Square Ind
Upright. made one Of the finest displays At the
Centennial Exhibition, and were mirnii oasiy
recommended for the DipioAd Of Bonor aud
NciM of Merit.
The MkspRLssons Pf,wo Co are ths hrst to
do a general busness with the purchaser direct,
saving him rsdfs hdn oae Adtf the price charged
by uthar Fret class makers. This savIug Ia made
by doing away with the agency system, and
giving the Ieopie the Pianos al Wholesale or
Agency Prices
We Wonld recommend any Of our readers who
have any idea III ever bdving piano or organ to
send Tor their Illustrated and Descriptive Cata-
!oEues, itch viii be mailed free to all. 81
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-03-11
SCHOOL RoARp PROCEEDINGS.
OFFICE oS fHE BoARbo OF Erica. !
TioS, SCHuob DIST, No. |, 7

rsRRYsBuRe, o., March 4, 1881, J
The Board met in regular session. pr,s-
ent--Pierce, Hollisrr I5eydori and EaFar
ree(4). Abaenpa Weddell and Rheinfmnk(2)
The minutes Of tlp last meeting were
read and approved
Bills we're presented, from James Tim
mons, printing, $3.50; Blade Printing and
Paper Co., for record book, SG001 o. l..
Hunt, for hardware, s. 81; J. II .baFarree,
stamps, envelopes, paper, etc, for use of
Clerk, S2gS; Leydorf Bros, Tor 25 cords
hickory wood, $s1.2J. On motion the
Clerk was Instructed to issue orders on the
Treasury in favor of the above parties for
the several amounts, by unanimous vote
of the Board.
On motion of Mr. Leydorf, that the Sec
retary be allowed S25 to apply on his sal
AIRY for the present year, was, on u call Of
the roll carried
On motion the Clerk was authorized to
place n notice in the Journal soliciting
bids for material and the constructing of u
board fence around the unclassified school
yard. Carried.
BY resolution the Treasurer was author.
lied to pay Geo. and $. S. Laskey eight
thousand twenty-five dollars and forty
cents ($S,022, ,40) to lie applied in liquid.
alton of bonds Nos. 33, 81, 80 and SO,
held by said parties, and being the same
ordered paid by mandamus of the Supreme
Coar, Of Ohio. On motion, board adjourned.
J. II. LAFAREEE, Clerk.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-03-11
rn,.s6yAl. MENTlON

Miss Sarah Emch is visiting friends in
Ottawa county this week.
Mr.. & Mrs. T. J. Webb, of Toledo, spent
Sunday with friend. in the burg.
Miss Mollie Broadrick, OF Dayton, is Wis
iling Miss Mary Franey, this week.
Miss Eta Doly, of Youngstown, n. Y,
is the guest vi Miss Alta Trowbridgc, this
week.
We had pleasant call this morning
from Commissioner j. Mcdonald, of South
Toledo.
Messrs Geo. Laskey, John A. Conway
and Chas. Kent, OF Toledo, were in town
yesterday.
Mr. John Banner, now a farmer in Wes-
ton twp, was visiting friends here on
Wednesday.
Mr.. Wm. B. Dobson, OF the B. G. Demo-
crdt, is in town this morning arranging Tor
the skating carnival tonight.
Mr.. ]. A. Smith and wife, of New Balli-
more, Mich, are the guests oil Mr.. & Mrs.
j. IL. Chapman, arriving here yesterday.
Miss Lille S. Obinger accompanied her
fa,her to Germantown last week, with the
view of stopping few weeks with her
grandmother who has been In i'll health
all Winter.
Mr.. f. Z. Hollenbeck, who has been en-
gagged in a railroad Office near a year in
Rochester, N. Y. returned to that city yes!
terdsy after visit OF week with his
family here.
We met Capt Ed. McNally and Clerk
F. NJ. Kelley, In Toledo on Tuesday, and
was pleased to learn that they were 10 sal
the Chief Justice Waite again this season
Much Of the popularity OF that boat is due
its quiet and efficient management by these
officers.
DR.. Rheinfrank and wife, II. E. Peck, A
Williams, G. d. Boone, VIII c. Norton and
John w. Merry visited Wheelers Opera
House last night to catch the dying expires
sions Of the "French bone" or "Slim Sa
ra," or Sara Bernhardt in Marguerite Gan
tier In the play OF " Camille" the best ad
vertised actress from both pulpit and pres
now on the stage.
Andy Roach. Jr., and his goat and sleigl
appeared on Monroe street, Toledo. on Sat
urday aud created a great sensation
among the news boys. He was fnali,
completely surrounded, surprised and cap
tured. A couple OF weeks since he drovl
up TO Mr.. Sails gallery and had his pho
tograph taken, the first view showing hi
start from Perrysburg and the second rep
resenting him crossing Lake Erie on th
! ice on his way to Canada in search Of som
Of his hthers relatives.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-03-11
The Mogollon Mining Association.

One year ago today the MogoIlon Min
ing and Prospecting ngAssociution left Toledo,
and at the depot forty-one men presented
thehnselves,armed and fully equipped,s show
ing determination and Willingness to take
the trip in search of ye hidden treasure.
A year has rolled away, and OF this num-
ber eighteen have returned, and are apply
ing themselves to the everyday vacations
of life. Three are in Colorado, one in
California, one in Old Mexico, two in New
York, aud one in Missouri, Fifteen OF the
charter members remain In the old camp
Numerous other Toledoans are there also
A letter received from one OF the boys
last week, states mat they are sure of
boom this Spring, parties from Colorado
having taken quite IA interest in the camp.
The smeller started up some time ago, but
owing 10 a default in the water Jacket, was
obliged TO slut down and send to Chicago
for a new apparatus. The Superintendent
has deemed il best not to start up again un-
til warmer weather sets in, when we shall
expect to hear much from Magdalena. -
Bee of Sh inst,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-03-11
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