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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-04-21

wilton ana afterTHURSDAY,J July 9Th, 1880,
leave Potomac Ferry wharf, foot Of 7th street.
every SUNDAY, TUESDAY and THURSDAY,
at7 O'clock, a. m ), forthe Potomac RiyeEksnd-
ings as far as Leonardtown, returning on MoA-
dsy, Wednesday and Friday, connecting at
Shepherd Standing b o. R II. )forfreighs
to and from Baltimore.
Fare and Frsight at Current Rates
Freiehtreceived dailyand handled withcars,
A detailed schedule OF landings andtreigh4
.beyqes win be issued in afewdays Forfurth-
erinformAtion, apply 10
II. j. STONE, Purser,e
GEO r.. PHILLIPS,
Managers Potomac Ferry Wharf.
Jul %, lss0--ti.
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In New York C1ty-NeRrIy Halt u NIL.
lion Dollars and Two LiVea Lost.
New YoRE, June l5.--A Ere broke out
to-day on the top floor Of the warehouse,
No. 400 FurmRh street, Brooklyn, one Of
the buildings known as "Pierrspont's
stores" The are was first discovered
among some bags OF damaged
linseed, when the alarm was given,
and efforts were made by the workmsr
10 extinguiAh the flames. They got hose
and played stream On the fire, but Il
soon got beyond their control, and they
were forced 10 escape 10 the hoOrs below.
When the tiremen arrived several large
streams were poured on the building, but
the ere burned pe'sistently, owing 10 the
nature Of the goods In storage. -.
While the flames were sweeping through
the upper part oi the building the work.
men discovered that one Of their nunlber
was missing, Patrick Morris. He perlshed
In the hlmgs. Thomas Regsn, another
workman, also remained loo long on the
upper apofs, for when he tried b vet bsCk
TO the stairway he found that The avenue
Of escape was cut of by the hre. He then
became go terrified that he Bpraup out Dt
the window, falling heavily on the lround.
He was picked up unconscious, and Ia be.
lieved 10 be fatally injured.
Owing to high wind the flames made
rapid progress and communicated to
warehouse No. 8, which was stored with q
miscellaneous stock Of merChsndlae. The
firsmen had the flames exEinguished after
two hours work, when Il was found that
the interior of the warehouses were nearly
burned out.
The chaned remains Of Morris were
toupd. He was twenty-five years old and
resided 10 Monroe street, New York.
Henry Z. Plerfepont, Jr., In his ehofts (, o
extinguish the afe has been severely
burned and came near losing his llfe,
OF the warehouses owned BY Henry &,
Pisnepont 4 Co., No. 4 is said 10 have
been worth 100000 and No. s 10000,
They are insured ior $4,000, In ware.
houae No. 4 there 1900 bales Of late butts,
800 bags ol linseed, 400 barrels Of mo.
lasses, 1000 bales OF dates aBd 800 bales Of
WOOL. In No. . there was cdcoanit oil,
plumbsgo, niOlasses and sugar Some ol
these goods we're very valuable, and The
loss ID estln1ated at about $500 600
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PARIS, June 15.-The government will
introduce a blllin the Chambers SssipuibR
an additional deputy TO each Of the nine
provincial ACCOMPLISHMENTS and seven to
the ParlsiAn srrondiBsemerlts, which now
have over one hundred thousand popula.
tlon: One thousand troops left Bisera
Tor OEan, en- route to France. More are ex.
peCted to return shortly. The sick and
wounded French soldiers now In the hos.
pitfalls In Tunls and the Province Of Con.
stsntine, Algeria, only number 4s6 out OF
2 600 men.
The decree Of the government Of Algeria
torbidding the natives to possess arms ex.
cept by special permission, Ia thought To
indicate that the authorities fear that the
disorders In Oran, which still continue,
will Rsaume greater proportions,
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ST. LOUIS, June l5.-A special to the
Republican from Jefferson City, says: The
articles for the assoCiutiOn Of the Chester,
Iron Mountain 4 Weslern, Railroad Com.
pany were fled to-day with the Secretary
Of Slate. Capital, g 100000. The road Is ia
be one hundred miles long, and will run
west from point on the bank Of the
Mississippi river 10 Perry county, Mo-,
opposite Chester, ILL.,, through rich min
efal region, 10 Salem, Mo. The directors
are: Girard B. Allen, Nathan Cole, New
ton Crane, OF st. Lons; j. L. MsthAwsy
and Hugh N. Camp, oi New Orleans; J.
Wyman Jones, Of New Jersey; Charles b
Cole, Chester, ILL.,; Charles, RidgelY, ,oi
Springfield, IllHsnd Leon Boey, 81. Maros
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sT. LOUIS, June is "A Republican special
says: Brown aud Myers, two Of the New
Madrid, Missouri, outlaws, who killed
Robert Lafarps and Rhot tho Sheriff Of
Wayne county, and made Il very lively
generally In south eastern Missouri, d few
weeks ago, were C1uviced yesterday Of
murder In the fltst degree and sentenced
to be hanged July Is. Theodore MITCHELL
who was indicted as an accessory, was
allowed 10 plead guilty and sentenced 10
The psnitentiary for thirty years just
two mouths will intervene between the
day LafaiRs was killed aud the day when
his rnurderetB wilt be hanged.
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A kentucky Railroad Project OF Hunt.
... H, InKtOn's,

LOUISVILLE, June 16.-A special TO the
Courier Journal from Maysville says; Gen.
John EchelH, representing O. P. Hunting
ton, Is here to formally ask the right Of
way through Maysville for double track
railway from Catlettsburg 10 Newport. He
says work will begin at both ends Of the
line In the next two or three weeks, and
that by the middle Of next month oil the
laboISts at work on the Lexington & Big
Sandy road will have been transferred TO
this point, the suit in the District Court
In Covlngton having been decided In favor
ri the original owners Of the Maysville Il
Big Sandy franchise, who sold out 10
Huntington. II 10 now 10 his hands free
OF inCumberanCe.
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The interest on thlsiremainder next
,Mn1i per cent will be $lS,S5O. II 1t
,uld be funded at 8 per cent, as II could
,uily be, the interest would only be
S,)O, which would be a saving Of a, ,45o.
Bal, like the laws Of the Medes and
P,ni.us, the law Of itS issue iS unchange'
,bls and We must pay many thousands Of
dollln 10 The way of extra interest on the
loaa until II Is wiped out by final payment
rhh d the penalty for not having made
,A.loln lsdsemabIs, after q certain lin
led dlts in the shape, for instance, Of q
sNalO4O bond.
Fortunately the high priced Gas loan OF
lTl, which bore interest OF 8 per cent,
w finished up and wiped out last year.
lsVuplidOR at the expense OF the gas
consumers, and was not . charge upon
tbs general treasury. The payments on
n from year 10 year were 90 iolloWa.
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EXCHANGES OF A WEEK
A. IN Ind0x Of the Condition and Pros.
peela Of IFAde.

Pteb OF lfAaes
NRw YORK, June l5,-From the Public:
The exchanges for the past week outside OF
New York were the largest ever known,
except for the first week OF the month.
Even the monthly payments never swelled
the aggregate to higher figure, except
the first weeks OF December, 1880, and
January, May and June, 1881. The total
outside OF New York for the first two
weeks OF June Ia the lATgeas ever known
for two successive weeks. In comparison
with the corresponding week OF last year
the increase 10 remarkably large In the
aggregate ct many cities, At PittSbuTRh
1t is nearly and at San Francisco over 10
per cent at Boston and Philadelphia it Ia
over 60 per cent, and at Louisville, New
Orleans and Hartford over 70 per cent.
No city reports any decrease, and only
one an increase Of less than 10 per cent.
The increase In the aggregate outside OF
New York 10 about 40 per cent, which has
rarely been exceeded, At New York the
comparison 10 less favorable only because
the operations In stocks were very much
larger last year, for the increase, after de-
ducting double the value OF the stock sold,
ls 4s,4S per cent. The following shows
the amount Of exchanges torI the week
ending OF San FranclsCo June 4th, and Al
all other cities June1lth.
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AKENfUCRY WATgR sP0ur
BWeIIa all the Little streams 70 Tor
rents and Ruins the Reneea, CEOps snt
Rpidgka. a. 'aA

BFIugens
LounVtLLE, KY, June 15.-Reports ID
the Courier Journal from Shelbyville say
A regular water spout fell upon the west.
ern halt OF the county late yesterday Of.
ternoon. Barley, wheat, rye, hemp and
even blue grass were beat fat upon the
ground, and wherever there was the eight.
est shadow OF q stTeamlet 0 fegine torrent
appeared and swept away fences. The
land recently iallowed vas In many
places swept clear Of the soil Dc ISr
down 90 the plow had bgen run,
and The corn planted oil went
with II. The bridge on the Shelby rail.
road near Long run was washed out, OF
damaged 10 such An extent that Hains,
Vile trains had 10 return 10 Anchorage
with The passengers, who spent the night
In the carB. II Ia impossible TO appfoxii
mate the damage BY such q rain fall, but
10 agricultural interests Il 10 very great.
As bad 90 ID drought Il 10 preferable I'd
water bpouts that Wash away the very
face ot creation. -.
In Mason county the fain stotm lAsl
evening did much damage Near Waahl
ingEon houses were tintooted, batna
blown down, fences and trees leveled ID
the ground aud lands WaAhed in many
places OsheT parts Of the country suffered
but not 90 severely.
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1xptAsArolts, June 16-At st4d this
morning the Grand Army Of the Republic
Encampment marched in procession from
lhe New DenniSon House TO the Park
Theatre, where the enc4mpment was
called 10 order BY the Commander.in..
Chief, General Wagner, when 4 sectte.
sessIon was held, work on the ritual being
Ihe order Of the day. This evening a
VrSnd prom, made concert was given, Q
yeIcotne address on the part OF the state
by GOV, Porter, and By Mayor Gtubbs foI
the city, and response BY General wagner,
followed by q musical eutWrLaiuuent and
nSotnanade,
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nR. KEEYEN ATlCOLUMRUs.
He Address the stale MedIcaI ASsoeia'
tIOn Of ,OhIO.

He Addresses the stale MedIeaI ASsoeia'
H.... ton Of .OhIO.
CoLuMBus, o., June l5,-At the morn
Ing session Of the State Medical Assocla'
tion thirty.thrse new members were ad'
misted. A proposition 10 amend tine
Constitution In several parts was post
poned for one year.
DR.. J. E. Reeves, Of the West Virginia
State Board OF Health, was introduced
and delivered an address, showing the
importance ot having an effective Board
OF Health in each State, with plans for
systematic cooperation. He also held
that the present rates Tor examining ap'
pllcants Tor lie insurance were much too
ANAL.
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~ Ths intsrest on this loan has Deen PA'u
..ai.,puually, and it amounts Tor the year
'.I,o July Ia! to 1926, 1t will thus be
'.. '.s'' ,b,t the interest charge has been
s..,, ~ item from year to year. 1t belongs
~ n",, ,S,t unfortunate class Of negotiations
NJ" 40 not admit Of reIuudiug at current
w.. ~ NJ interest. 1t will therefore con-
,I"s. ' TO draw I. per cent until paid on
TSi, T ,iIl amount on the unpaid balance
'',, '"t ,s,r to $3.50, instead OF lat 8 per
. ..'I, 10 $500, il it could be refunded at
present going rates. ,.-
v. have smother u per cent city losn'
=, The Consolidated loan, Issued under
n, odn.nce Of June /, 1871, which
~ :. originally for $4,000, and which ia
'or reduced by the payment on
IodI l,t Of this year, to Sl7s,OOO. The
,psess.Ive payments on this loan have
Ian a inllOWB;
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BaANBs FROH THE BURNiNG.
OmeIai Report Cpon the Recent Qasbs,
CohnaEFatIon.

QurBEc, June 15.-tt is officially stated
that e4G houses wsfe'dssttoysd 10 the re.
cent hts, making homeless 1911 families,
consl1tibg Of 6,02S individuals, two.thitds
Of whom lost ell and without Insurance.,
The Relief Committee adopted q fesolul
ton ptssed at meeting Of the Protestant
A gents, that ten per ce6t Of the subectip.
tions received by the Relief Committee be
paid 10 the Protestant Committee TOT lha
felieI Of tue Protestant victims. The peo
pie seem TO be seiSed with Q panic And
rush wildly into the stfeet at each alarm
Of hfe. 4 large amount Of the mltbihd
property hes been recovered by The dsteC'
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APlHu AnsRIUASE
Modify Ing the BfIilsh Paient Systsm 10
(onfoSm IA tlHSs

foSDoS, June Is In the House OI
Commons TO day the President Of the
Boa'd Of Tiade, iPsssiGp on behalf Of the
govefDnpn,, Expressed bic approval Of II q
principle oi The bill introduced by Ander.
son, advanced Liberal Member Tor Glas.
gov, LOT amending the patent laws In the
sense oi large reduction Ia lees and an
extension oi the time oil patents, In imi.
tation Of the Amefican AyEtem. lie said
the government would he glad To legislste
on The subject al the earliest possible mo
ment, but II would be impossible 10 do 90
al this sestIon oi Pailisment. All the
ApeaBers dWelt upon the effect Of ths
American patent system In fostering In,
Kentione,
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BuER'A MILLS ENCAnPMENr.
MesGIng Of Tsbt.HolderS - August 10
Pixed a. the Time OF the Annual Meet.

BuRR's MILLS, June Is, 1881.
Special dispatch TO the lntelligsnCer
AT the tent.holdsrS' meeting on the
camp ground here to-day the time fol
beginning the next meeting was fixed fol
the 10th Of August.
Much dissAtiSfaCtion seems 10 exist
among parties interested in the grounds
aa 10 The Htle and some other things. A
very animated discussion was held on The
subject to-day. A meeting has been called
for the 25!h inst. onthe camp ground by
the disairected ones. 1t looks very squally
now for peaceful solution Of the difficult
tiea.
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1oSpos. June i5.sA Berlin dispatch
saws, There u Talk Of VongsSsler, Ptesi.
dsnt Of the Reiehstag, succeeding Won
p1tikaminer az Minister oi ECclesiastlca
AIfaita, and latter becoming Ohlet ot
ibs home office. This would probably
indicate a new change Of front toward tue
church Of Rome In the direction oil the
FAlk legislation.
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LoSboS, June l5.-The House Oi Com.
mons lsss evening passed By a vote Of 1896
10 1853 Mt. Iawe0n's feeolutiOh that It 10
desirable 10 give legi1lative effect 10 tbe
Iormet resolution, which affirmed the Jus.
lice Of local commuhities, being entrusted
with power 10 protect themselves IRON the
opetatlnoP Of the liquor ttalie. Gladstone
voted With the minority. Foster, Blight,
Go.ehen and Dr.. Playialt voted With thp
tnAjohIy,
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Ouhide Of Nav York ..,... ...."..., S2S7S7O zoe
Beyond question, the volume OF bust.
ness continues unprecedented for the
season, but this Is 70 some extent because
q portion OF the ordinary traffic OF winter
and spring was pushed along by the or.
Ceptional severity Of the weather into the
present month. The large returns by the
railroads should be Interpreted In the
light Of this fact. Some OF them are only
In part recovering In June their losSes
through the suspension OF business In the
winter. Another fact which should not
be overlooked Is that we have now
reached q point at which the prices OF
many articles are higher than they were
last year at the corresponding date. The
long continued drain In 1880 eliminated
In June, and wheat, corn, rye, oats,
pork and lard sell at higher
prices now than q year ago, Cotton is
lower, at Sll O6 now, Sgainst $l2 90 In
June, 1880; and petroleum certificates
now bring only s2!c against 94c year
ago. Iron sells OF about the same prices
as 10 June, 1880; and sugar 10 higher, while
coffee 10 lower The range OF prices, as
they affect great commercial movements,
is on the whole, little higher than In
June, 1880, and this accounts for some Of
the increase In exchanges, though an in
significant increase as compared with the
great 'pansion Of which the retHruB bear
witness. In quantities, as we'll 90 In values,
the volume Of business ls now greater
than ever before,
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SINCE 1873, when our exchanges in mer'
chsndiss with Mexico amounted in value
to 100000 sent and 100000 received,
they have increased until last year they
amounted to $780, 900 sent ard s7i2oO, 900
received. This gives some idea Of what
may bs expected in the iuturs
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We are sorry to see that our Democratic
friend, McFAddsn, OF the SteubsnVille
Garttte, failed TO receive the nomination oi
his party for the Ohio legislature. He
claims that he WAS defeated by foul means,
and goes for the chairman OF the county
committee rough shOd,
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county has $50. 600 ofths P. wa Ky.R. R.
bonds, 90 that her net debt may 10 put
at $l4S,OOO.
The city and county are in good inAn.
cial shape, but they may learn this Lesson
from the above exhibit, Viz-IeysF to
issue any more high priced irredssmAble
bOnds.
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NEw ALBANY, 1SD., June i5.-The river
rose ten feet at this point in the twenty yfour
hours ending tonight at 8 o'clock, and is
still rising. II came 80 sudden that ninety
logs belonging TO A. ]. Kishler were
carried down the river. Captain Twins
ferry boat captured most Of them and
returned them 10 the mill.
Pilot Wells, an old fivetman, Is very
low at bis home In this city.
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,..,at fsIeeFnph OpSpaiots 10 stFIAe.

LONDON, June l5,-The London tele'
ptaph operators employed BY the govern
nent decided 10 cease Wotking over time
on the 9Th inst a q preliminary step TO
obtaining q reduction Of the hours Of SER
vice. The Leads operators approved the
action Of the London commilleg and IT,
solved Hpoh lba given date 10 lisConIinue
all over time working. f.H
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wHtrrAKRR's IRIENDs NOT SATISFIED,
.coNCgRNING rnE URopS.
Reports From the Department Of AEF
culture for ali sections or the COuntF,

Reports From the Department OF AEFi.
euItafadOF All sectiOns ofihe Country.
WARRINGTON, ] tine l5.-The Agriculture
Department issues the following synopsis
ofits reports for Juuei Cotton-The re-
turns to this department show the total
iucresseln area planted in cotton TO be less
than onepet cent more than last year.
The reports are 90 follows; Forty.one
counties in North Carolina report an
average Increase OF four per cent; sixteen
Counties in South Carolina report the
averagethe same as list year; seventy
counties In Georgia give an increase OF
two per cent; fifteen In Florida give Q
decrease Of three per cent? thirty.tWo In
AlRbama give decrease Of two per cent |;
forty In Mississippi give the same average
acreage; fourteen In Louisiana give an
increase of three per cent; Gxty.nine In
Texas give 40 increase OF two per cent
thirty.lwo In Arkansas give an increase OF
one per cent, and seventeen companies In
Tennessee report an average OF three per
cent increase.
The condition is much lower, being 90
per cent THE year against so per cent last
year at The same time, and 96 per cent in
lS7s. The weather 10 generally reported too
wet and cold, and the crop Is conSeq quen ly
very backward.
Spring Whsat--The acreage Of this crop
shoWsS large decline over last year. The
area reported to this department 10 only
81 per cent oi that BoWn In 1880. The
condition 10, however, fully equal 10 that
oil last year at the same time.
Winter Wheat-The condition Of this
crpp ls reported TO average for the whole
country only 70 per cent. The principal
complaints are from Michigan, Indiana
aud Illinois, where there is the most t1n.
favorable weather. There is great dame "a
from ChintS bugs and HesSian fly. In
California . very low condition 10 caused
by cold weather and diousht
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THE GrsenbAcksrs were in session yes.
terdAy in Ohio and Pennsylvania, They
met, we suppose, from the force Of habit,
resuslug to recognize the fact that they
are living out OF time, 1t Is much the
same as II the old time anti'sIavery people
should call State conventions,
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VIRaINIA PoLITTCIANS
GoIng 10 WashIBgton-COIEax ON the
mhhOna GnnllIlnnI

HAhRlsoSBuReB, Va, June 15.-A dele.
CATION composed Of white and coloted Re.
publlCanS from Virginia, headed by Gen.
". @. wiCkham, leave tomorrow ior
Washington, to call on President Garfield
and protest against his taking sides with
the Malone. Republican coalition.
Ex.vice President Ooliax has Written q
letter 10 John F. Lewis, strongly endors.
ing bic nomination and course 10 Virginia
and stating that Western Republican,
endorse the coalition between the Malone
party and the Republicans in Virginia.
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An E1.PreaIdent Of a Naiioual Hank I'm.
.r pPiHDned.

WINDSOR, W., June l6. .-silasM. Waite,
ex President Of the First National Bank Of
Brattleboro, In the United States Court
this morning, plead guilty 10 the first aud
fourth counts oi the indictment charg.
Ing him with making false returns 10 gov.
etnmeDt officials under the national bank.
ing act, and was sentenced 10 six yeafs
imprisonment In the house Of correction.
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Tue Cincinnati market is overs!ocked
with new potatoes, and a prime article
sells at $S OO@S 70 per barrel, while in
ierior stock Ia sold at much lower rates.
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soME few fields ot wheat in this region
are BhowisEa tAint hnEe Of harvest color
1t will be ten days yet however, before
the voice oI the reaper will be heard
amidst the golden grain,
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DErRotr, June 1b.-ThO man named
Lemon, who some time ago was reported
In these dispatches, as an unfortunate pos.
aessor Of q lza-d In the stomach, whose
movements Cou be distinctly felt, died
this morning. n post nortem showed
that the man was afflicted with tibrous
tumor duodenum.
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"iroauOist : BslisS IISrsO tbaa People
ThoUght. T

LOSD,S, June 15.-Ths Tina SSys, The
running ID the race for the Prince ol
Wales stakes showed that 1toquois is 4
much better horse than people are willing
10 admit. Archer could NOT get an open.
ing, and bad 10 make Q slight detout be.
lore be could get to the 'front.' The tint
Of the race was thee minutes ahd foul
seconds. ~ .. e ST a.
Litillatd's PAssaic has been scratched
for the race for the royal hunt cup,
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TuosE who favor submission Of the
question OF removing the county seat Of
Belmont TO a popular vote will hold con.
yentiou to-day at BsllSire.
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Ghs GntdhgstItff.
"A ard n TOarlsenth stree.
aE n.,LY IATELLIeEsOEE

,H, ,ddru,, postage prepaid, FOL
fan I !, nv length Of Tina desired as l0l'01' ~,
y ~ o. W. ~ ,S.l,; one vsE, Aitssu cents 'v'
sg'SsH,,, ,s,,,, ,,uui Ouo nOnth, 'i1tJ'aI' 0sAA
~ 1. 'au! an, dollar and thirty oon''i 'A's'
y ,' ~ aoll.1, payable ia S4rat'ft,