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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-03-30
[T.OcaI Correspondence. 1

CHARLOTTE HALL, March n, 1854.
NessEs. Editors I'll do not kaow, that, ike
some Of your correspondents. any apology Is
needed Cor The non-appeArance ofmy chron-
iele Of Charlotte Hall happenings, br really
our village. notwithstanding ils lEsxing been
elevated 70 The digaity Of = Y: II. station,
the happenings are Few and far between that
have interest for the general public.
The weather, yell, that old standby has
gone back on the country aud the saints fol-
lowing Sc. Patrick havemsde rs par for the
bright aspect Of 0uId Ireland q palron aud
heneiactor, Of shamrock and reptilian fame.
Farmers have made commencement with
their spring work; tobacco beds hare mossly
been sOwn blowing Is nadsrs way and q
small share Of gardenIae has ben done.
whestis looking wen and our farmers Indulge
In What We trust win not prove delusivc hopes
Of q fair yield. ag
Mr.. 3. u. Edwards hes undera process of
contribution . stoEe-honse II Charlotte FIall
station, which he hopes 70 complete shortly
and stock uith nsw goods -
The 5. y. r. r. has begun 10 carry freight
10 and from Braadywine, which greatly les
lens the iroable 81 cur people ~ gcgginx sup
plies and shipping their prOdlcis There Is q
provender famine In our midst, aud the i'm
poTiaiiOns Of hay and iecaare quite 81 ,ensive
Bat liGlle approval meets Senator Allsson'a
effort 20 sadd : The couniy with honded del,s
! heartily ind0rse the views 81 ssProeress'' u
thas respect; better keep QUA q u II we can,
ard thai We can there IL nos, ! thsnk, the
slightest doubt Let us oncs have this &ebl
fxed upoe us and Il viii prove an sDld Man
uf the Sea"
IL II with sincere regret that IchFOniele The
death 81 Col Iheophilna Harrison, "a his resi-
dence IL this village, On SnnAAy morniag Last,
In his seth year. Ills deaih has east q gleom
over our enlife community, and his los Z
universally dsploFed - that of good citizen,
and geaisl, nrlans Krhfleman, ard one
whose plare In cur esteem ia viii he fonna al.
hrnlt % all. lis fhBeral took place "a All
Fa'ki chaFch this lnorning IN sh1 presence q
large afssmhlsge who: notwithstanding IIs
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-03-30

We conclude in this weeks issue Of the
BEAcoH The tresehaat poem Of Col. Tavean.
Snsitlrd Eonas fFse and EsEss. u isa vle-
orous protection sfser the manner Of Pope
aud is not altogether unworthy Of the great
master. lie execution viii sd 70 ihs authors
claims fpr Pnrisy q diciiOn, harnaay Of vsr..
snd vigorous writing. The sissfehes 81 the
fIlAss and earieatures % che day, the direful
sasets OF that terrible cutse Of all ages. slau-
der, and the evils efcoquestine, are an we'll
and tsHSsiy draws, while the ilhe contrast Of
Won@ as she should be- according 70 the
wise intention Of her AaEer, is aiso well de.
Veicped in the last characters Of a truly wor-
ny @dAsa, aad noble wiGa.ana mo4her, the
latter happily illustrated BY q clever para
phrase ssm the man Of wisdom This satire
nay give Ossase Q some whom the s'enp may
a." e ell sAtIrs usually does a those q.
Wssn tits aimed, but II Il works the whole
some eject Of causing such 70 paass and re-
aee1 On lhs folly Of their ways,n much good
VIII have been accomplished, and ths object
OF ahs author and the aim Of the BEAcOx viii
hare been attained.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-03-30


AosdAy, March zOth, lssa. The Circuil
C0urttOE The March Term began lie session
So-day With fun bench. His Honor, Chief
JSdge Stone, delivered brief hat clear. con-
e'se and fOrcibls charge 70 the Grand yury.
ins'recsing them ~ TO their duties and cali
ahe their attention 20 The criminal charges
Wh'cA they would be probably called upon TO
Investigate. The call Of che docksss was then
Proceeded with and judgments entered in ID.
contested cascs. The Court It IL. 30 O'clock,
=. NJ, adjourned Or shsday.
Tuesday, mareh aiss. Thia being the Say
Sndsr the rules Of our Court Tor tbs disDosi-
aOn o. appeal casea The following eases On
NAT docket we're called and disposed Of;
FrAaeis D. Adams v. wm. II. Hafmsn, ap-
Peal ron Justice Slys. submitted % The Cours
and igdgmsnt reversed wilkous prsiaaico.zS
Jaa'es =. Wilson fog appslIsps, 10 1ppuass-
anss Tor apPelleei Janss Mal,fngIy 81 = y.
". zkl.es- .. 4 CkasR. Boulinx. lsrrvssin9
partners q chas. Bowling, appel ITEM Jos
sies w. Deaf submitted 70 tie Court and
Juagusnt FsEeFssa. NeAtb. Cee.1s q alOs.
gan Tor appellant and Crane Hamuleti Tor
Appeleaa; George Thomas ". Jacob Laneas-
Ter, apPeal from Justice Wise. Submitted 60
ne Court and judgment aairmed. lIeau1s.
Combs Cor appellant aad Crane q Hamsness
fOr appellee. Charles @. Kirby and wife ".
Ssa. B. 1arbOs. appeal from Justice wisa, Trial
% Jury. Msssrs. Crane Hammets Cor appel
iAas and Wilson Cor appellee. Pendiag this
eAse shs cOart adjourned a0r the day. G.. ".
Craikshaak. EsqF., Of shs Cecil bar, was,
% nOtion q NJ. EIammest, admsiled % mem
esship q this har.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-03-30


Toeal Brsoas.
Court. 1sf
susing westhss e last.
Cur .tpscIAl artist Is prepared % ezecatu
- bills Of any ssyIs y slas as this oll.s.
r., sh.uks are due he Hos. Root NcInus
-. eoDy o. his lnse upssrh - Congrss.
u, q. ". Cruikshank. Hlltos ofths Dem-
=, ana one q fsecil's most successful law
-. p.is u visit on Noaday Iuss.
lodges ssons ana Erooka, Mr Geo. Biakss-
-, 4 he Balsimers BG, Msssn. fIiram q /.
n.alev and WIN. J. Bdclen, a. che arm q
nvalev 4 Cnrpsstev, and DE. 2. @. Nsale. 81
R,ls;morr. are registered al FsnWick's lioaal.
The Hoa. Daniel n. nagruder ID stopping
:, woors's. His maay fsiends and admirers
!. orr eOunty wsa be pleased 10 kmow
~, he Is in ezceIlens hsslth and has Fesuned
=. uraellce q ais profession. d. 8. BFiscoe,
p,or.. Of the Baltimore bar, i also in atasn-
A.eee At the present term q oar Court. W..
A. PaagssL Of ". 4. Pedesss . Co., l. Al
MoOrs's.
z. C. combs As Trussee. sold on Tuesday,
she sIm inst, tract 81 land called fawn
Psrk. and esnsain:ng lss acres, % 3 .. Dix
On. foe 500. Jas. q. Wilson sad Robert G..
Combs 90 shs sane day sold he yin and VIII
SEAT d he late \. Alexsndsr Clarke % 4
King GAFks, fur $4,000.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-03-30

n
~ Peierson's Magazine, 'sThe ladies'
favoFiles" as il Is generally called, Is before
/ -, I0r April. aud is egrn better Than usual.
Among other costly emil .eiTishmenis, Il has a
.'COIoFed Pattern for Tablet Cover" Que OF
those new and stylish affairs only 70 be found
10 this magazine, and alone w.Irth the price
Of the number. The Steel craving, and she
double sized eolofed fashion plate are aisn
exceptionally 6ne. There afe some isfty illns-
tFaIiCns for the fashions and for tie work
table, giving The latest STYLES and patterns for
both. No other lady's book riTais this In the
high character fits literature. The stories
are ALWAYS the best. In the present number
we have Love in Tangle." by Mrs. Ann s
Stephens, ssThe STORY OF q Storm by Are.
]. G. Austin, both powerful noveleis :; he
sides stories by Ffank Lee Benedict mud nu-
imrrOus others and several Of the stories are
illustrated The price Of "Peserson'' il hut
two dollars . year, with great Deductions 70
.cluhs. aud handsome premiums 70 the person
getting UP the club. Il Is never t0s late 10
Subscribe, fer back numbers can always be
supplied Every lady ought 20 take ih:s
magazine. Spccimens are sent gr.tis. 70
thosr wishing 70 get up clahs. We advise
our triendsto try Il, Coz one year at least
Address PeteFs0n's Maya zine, sos Chestnut
Street., Philadelphia, "a.
49,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-03-30

Among other proceedings we're The follow.
Dag: The last viii and Testament e Thorn
- h. Goddard, lately deceased, fled for pro.
hate. Account OfsAles e. Jos. A. DilIow, Exr
Thomas DillOw, filed. The FIRST and Iinal &C.
count Of A. n. wingats and John n. Chunn
E1rS. N. D. Chuun, and dislributias Of the
balance also filed. List Of debts due the en-
tAse Of BENZ. Pembroke 6Ied. Also account
OfSAlss Of VIM. r Pembroke Adm. BENT
Pembroke, ProbAted. AerOnnt Of sales Of W.
ID. TsauissOa, Adm. &C. Tenniason. aluO
6led. Ceurt adjourned 70 Wednesday, 2ani
inst.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-03-30
CommIsIasners- Ceurs.

The Court met on Monday last with fun
board in attendance. The proceedings Of the
previous MEETING were read and approved
The following accounts we're presented and
pissed. Dr. Chas. Combs, witness, Gel els !;
Thad Merryman, searching dredge boat, IS
ceats; Chas. A. GOIdsborO', road report, srd
district. 81. On motion, the Court adjourned
until Tuesday. On Tuesday the Board met
pursuant 70 adjournment with all The men,
bers present. The Board was busily engaged
during The entire day considering statements
and transfers. On motion, the Board adjourn
ed to meet on Wednesday, the 72nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-03-30

q viii be seen By references . or aarer-
Using columns; that the Escesslsg enc pries
cIOshing House, 8. W. Cor. lslnbfs knd
Light sls., and NEieb l. ~ - sioshlue
and Gsuss FusslshIns Goods llOagsir Diars-
land, have hAd their grand spsing obsninI,
have added to and improved their establish
meat in e-ery way nnd present nnezsmpled
facilities In Closhing and Gents Furnishing
Goods, etc. Give the House Q call when you
visit Baltimore.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-03-30

Ihses VIA - CsnsaaeEalsaa chamwe
'sIs = Jour pocket 6esks this seascn, Il yoa
s'h pAsonise the arknoxledgeli leaders 4.
ne clothing trade in BalsinoFs. Their q
Persor garments OR men, boys and ehildren,
ansare : style and elegance nos ohsaiaahls
elsewhere, and slsY carry the largest sock o.
eioselng IN sse State, and seil Il 81 he least
monsy. Whsa you 60 70 the city, 20 Il
enes TO O. =. OeAm 4 Son, Remover hsd
rrAss streets, sho also give ! hnndscn.e o.
vsniE % each passsn.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-03-30

@-Itis wonderful that's subtitle miasmatis
poison should produce that peculiar conditIou
Of the o. stem which prevails when alternate
,vhills and burning heat freeze aud scorch the
BODY 1t regular intervals, and Il is no lea.
wonderful that medical skill has been able to
reach and expel this poison from the system,
rs Aver Ague Cure always does.2
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-03-30

We aareraa.a il n..< -. 4.
pro,.ef 49,. - y s's.s''oa md
,.s 80" was - earralaiion ~ sigma
~sss - paF ssesions agninal ghe Passage Or
osnass iill - naahpFiEs DE Cpnnsr f,s~,n.s !.
sioneEs a this eaamsr a t...-r.. - :.
mcneg On H.. eli, - -, ss'H ~
- - - ~ N's'''4 g TO epnnlF. mpe % rx-.
>eofNR* - eQmnsy purposes. rsr. II
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sexi = eliAR hili before ~. ws nr.fsv -, :,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-03-30

- Aarvelous-llow WONDERFULLY popu-
lar J. u. Laroqae's Anti-Bilioua Isitters Is
with the people, and how quickly Dyspepsia,
Hendaehe, Constipation and al forms Of Liver
DIR 81 a bottle. w. y. Thornton, Baltimore
and Harrison Streets.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-03-30
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N0MMCk3c&1MD. 4
LsaxAnDTsws, Aaseh 1sfh. Rssa.
Messrs. fasra q King :---G~ntGeelsn ii
noiire In year last iasue siniempnt thai on
neeoaat 81 certain considerations The cannav
20 nmissipnsrs had ordereatD be lsried ~
the use % ehe CorpDritifn Of Leonaraicwa 4.
% aid In kesiine In sppmsr abe streets 60. :.
Now this g somewhat of an error. While the
Corposatlen EOa I. Be very thank ful. fnr a !
40 from tte countys and thiuk, il ns.a.s. Z
more than right tllas from time 20 tinue sone
Should he extended. wish 70 stale shAt ,hs
amount SLOWED Is MT Eift from slse county.
bus simply nssnry due The Corpornliou Tor 4
'Int Of s''ell p srchased By IL and used on the
Q santy Goa l,issio sers foF which they aeresd
10 re-imbarse tAe Town. An order 20 that n.
feet was PaSss'I By tlsS OSd hoard. but through
son,r mistake failed 10 Sc on record, hencs
applications had to be ms.de 10 The sew board
before the amount could he oblained.
a9sspecUaliy,
Luxe r. MATHEWS.
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Prepared BY Or. !. Q. Aver . Co.,
Rnstleai ana Anaiytisai Chemists.
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NorlcE TO cREDII0Rs.


Orphans' Court Of 81. MaFy's County, Set
Feb. -, lisa.
nRDERED by the Court, That Ephrain
v ChesseF, administrator Of VI alter Chenser
ate Ct s.. hary's county. Nd. deceased, gi.s
the n'tice required by Law 70 t1ie deere ssed',
rrai,ors 10 exhibit their claims and that ths
same he published once week Cor six suauss
sive weeks In the Sc. Mary's BnAeaA.
Test: J,sHx u. Assn.
Register Of Villa for sc. Nary 9 county
NOTiCR.
IN pursuance OF the Above order, hereby
give nosire that have obtained from The Or
phans' Court Of So. MaFy's county, Maryland.
letters Of administration on the PERSONAL e.
late Of Waiter Chesser, late of said connty.
deceased. All persons having claims agaiasl
the said deceased are hereby nosiiied TO exhib.
is the same with the proper vouchers attached
the: elo 70 the subscriber, on or before lbs
And day Of Sept, 1882, they will otherwise
By law he excluded from the bcwefits Of the
said estate. All persons indebted TO the De.
eeased are requested 20 make immediate par.
ment 70 the snbsrriler.
EPdRAIM CTIESSER,
Administrator.
March ,. Iss2-ew
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One greasiag with the Frazer Axle Crrasr
will last two weeks, ali ofheFs two or thrIs
days. Try it. II received hrst premium 81
the Ceasennial and Paris Exposition.
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Real Estate.

DIARIES wishing 70 sell farms. kv fur
NJ uishing che undrrsigre2a ae>rrintioa
&c. will have che snine m3sersisea irr~ !,
charge We hare made mrrmmar.nsnts = +,
SEVERAL Real Rzlaie 4 gents laE ske ale offand,
In lower Mnfgiana.
MOORE q MORGAN.
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GOODs marked rlafn sn1 80 sd ne
NJ O1s Pace gysifm adeqtee II am~.
sass org Bfe@H k@ws
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-08-01
The Luck of a Historic Knife.
st. James's Gazette, June 2s

Everybody knows under what circum-
stances Henri Nv. was assas.iuated bv
Ravaillac. The assassin, passing his
arm through the window of the coach,
struck the monarch two blows With a
knife. the latter of which pierced his
heart. While still brandishing the knife,
he was arrested by the orders of the
Due d'Ephernon, the knife being
wrenched from his hand by Pietro de
Malaehino, an Italian attached to his
suite, who afterwards declared he had
dropped the weapon in the crowd 1t
would appear, however, that Malaghino,
who was great amateur OF curioslties,
kept his historical relic until his death,
when he left it to his descendants. 1t
is difficult to say how it came in posses.
sion OF Mau.ice de SAKE afterwards
but certain it Is that month before bis
death the Marshal made it present to
his physician, Senac. Senac bequeathed
it to his son, NJ Senac de Meilhan, who
presented it 10 the Marquise de Crequi,
at whose death it became the property
Of the Baron de Blachefort, her cousin,
when again it was lost sight of for nearly
sixty years, until it turned up the Other
day in the Bureau of The Commissary
of Police in the Quarter Latin, being
then owned by a student whose father
had been steward to the Rain bovsl FAM
ly This student had been for some
time in the greatest poverty, and had
been heard to say that life was becom
ing a burden to him The other morn.
ing be found himself absolutely penni.
less, prey to the hallucination that the
knife had brought him i'll luck. Deter
mined to put an end 10 bis existence, ht
plunged it into his breast Fortunately
it was too rusty, blunt, and hacked about
to do much harm. and the unhappy
youth only succeeded in ind citing
wound from the effects OF which he will
be cured in a fortnight Ever since the
story became known the Bureau of the
Commissary has been visited by mum
her of collectors, each of whom has
been until now under the impression
that he was the sole possessor Of the
actual knife with which Henri ~. was
slain.
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OHIO.

The Democratic campaign in Ohio will
probably open about the middle OF Au-
gust.
General Tom Young announces him.
self a. candidate for denomination to
Congress.
Secretary Chamberlain says that the
State o: Ohio will not have more than
two-thirds Of corn crop.
Louis Muggridg dropped dead in Q
Gallipolis drug store from the rupture
of blood vessel.
James Clara, young man at Poii
Clinton, while intoxicated, Friday, lay
down on the railroad track and was in.
stantly killed
The Oxford Female College, after {
career lasting twenty-eight years, hal
closed i,s doors. For the last three OF
four years the attendance has been slim
Charles A. Miller, Treasurer-elect o
Hamilton county, has filed his hond
amounting TO one million dollars, will
twenty-one solid citizens as sureties.
The secretary of the Ohio Board o
Agriculture gives the following esti
mates of crops condensed from LIZ
townships, reports on July 20 and 81 q
compared with Jnly last year: Whea
104 per cent, or 30,2S3 600 hushel
against 1881 900 bushels last year
corn 80 per cent. or 66 500 600 bushel
against 74.G00,000 bushels in 1881, an
los. Zoo, ,0o0 bushels in 1880; barley 81
per cent; oats liz per cent, potatoes 13
per cent; tobacco IS per cent.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-08-01
FOREIGN.

The Irish leaders have formed com.
mittee to counteract the operations Of
the land corporations.
Miss Lillian Norton, an American pri-
ma donna, has made a successful debut
in Paris.
The London Times severely cas,igates
the American people for permitting q
dynamite factory to exist in New York
city
The British police have found another
lot of Internal machines shipped from
this country in barrels marked paint and
cement.
Yellow fever is common In Havana,
Cuba. New York is taking active meas
ures to quarantine against all vessels
from ports infected by the plague.
The American Consul has left Cairo,
but left his books and papers in the city,
and be thinks, they have all been des-
troyed. All the Americans in Cairo are
sac.
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THE ASSESSMENT BUSINESS.
Working 1t for all 1t is Worth.

WASHINGTON. July 26.-Mr. VIM. E
Chander's long experience as pollti-
clan makes him very valuable addition
60 Mr.. Hubbe!l and his committee. The
Navy Department is being worked for all
it is worth. Secretary Chandler has
wasted no time in coming down to the
point. He gives the clerks no room for
doubt as 10 what he mears Recently
he addressed circular letter to all OF
the employees of the department, calling
upon each one TO state their name, resi-
dence, length OF service, number of re-
lations in government employ and by
whose influence they were employed A
number OF clerks thought this was rather
peculiar in view of the fact that it was
entirely without precedent.
Still, Mr.. Chandler has issued another
circular that makes the hearts of the
poor clerks fairly quake with terror. He
prefaces the remarks in the circular by
saying, "All clerks desiring 10 remain
in The service will make out new appil-
cation, giving their residence and The
names of their sponsors, and forward
their names to the Secretary" In other
words,the present force are to be treated
as new applicants for Office, and will
have their applications paced on file.
like thousands Of others who have beeu
patroIng the streets of Washington for
months and years. The Navy Depart-
ment is filed with old men. clerks who
we're there "before the war; TIE great
majority OF their hackers have since
died or gone out of political life. Dead
mems names, both political aud other.
wise, do not count much on the back OF
an application for Office in Washington.
Or course all the Navy Department
clerks are paying up their assessments
IL the present programme is carrie1 out.
however, the majority Of them will be
both out OF money and office before the
close OF the year While many OF them
are old men and should be dropped from
the rolls any way, the summary manne,
in which Mr. Chandler propo ses to deal
with them is regarded with extrome dis
favor by many leading Republicans. Mr..
Chandler is thoroughly unscrupulous
politician. He is the champion OF sue
cess. He can fight as we'll under one
banner as another, always with the end
in view Of securing his own political ad-
vancement.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-08-01
Confession 6f the Alleged Assassin
of Lord Frederick Cavendish.
THREE ACCOMPLICES REVEALED.

ST. THOMAS, July 25.-The assassin
OF Lord Frederick Cayendish. who was
arrested at Pupr Cabello, Ven. zuela,
gives his name as William Westgate. He
was arrested on the l6 inst. on his own
confession. He shipped on the 8 OF
May, under the name OF O'Bryan, on the
British bark Gladstone, from Swanses to
Tuacas. He says be left Dublin on the
night OF the 9th OF May by steamer TO
Swansea. The names of three OF his
accomplices and other details of the mur-
ders were taken by deposition before the
British Consul He says that he was
employed by Mr.. O'Connor and other
influential persons. Parties who have
seen the man give credence to his con-
tession. In appearance the man is tall
and slender. He says that the price OF
the deed was E20 to each Of the assas-
ems. He said lnat f20 was worth mere
to a. Irishmsn than an Eaglishman's
life. 1t is believed that the Venezuelan
Government will surrender him although
there is no extradition treaty Tie Brit
ish Foreign Office has been telegraphlc-
ally communicated with.
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Nttu 9obsrtissmsnts,
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will
IN be presented to the Commissioners OF
Monroe County. Ohio at their September ses-
sion. 1889. praying for view on a road COM
mencing for the same On the county road lead.
ing from Lebanon to Rinard's Mills, at the
cross roads on the lands of Absolom Ewing.
thence running southeast direction Through
the land of Absolom Ewing on or near the rosd
now used. thence along said road through the
lands of ". J. Miracle. thence along same
road on the land of Stephen B. Cranes to a
stable, thence leaving the old road bearing
south, down point onto fat in the woods.
thence along the fat to the lands Of Esau
Knowlton. thence through the lands of Esau
Knowlton in the most convenient way to in
tersect the Washington County road at the line,
and to vacate so much of the old road as is not
used. MANY PETITIONERS.
aug1 ,'S2w5
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James w. Newman.
Ohio Slate journal lRepubliean.l

Ohio State Journal Republican,
In j. W. Newman, the Democratic
n minee for Secretary of State, we have
q man who is hetter than his party
Personally be is all that could be desired
in candidate, which is guaranty that
The canvass. so far as that office is con
cerned, at least, will be free OF those
personalities which SO degrade our poll.
ties, and make our campaigns so acri-
nonious.
Columbus Dispatch Republican,
The nomination of James w New
man for Secretary Of State by the Dem
oeratic Convention, was an excellent act.
He is editor of the Portsmouth Times
and is a gentleman of good personal
character and habits. He has served o
term or two IN the State Senate, and is
wen qualified for The position of Secre.
iarY Of Stale should he be elected.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-08-01

ANY remedy that ALWAYS comedies
with the pis medicatirr natura cures all
diseases. PERUNA.
Secretary Teller, OF the interior De-
partment. has twentv-four hundred ap
plications for Office on file.
The great secre. Of PERUNA is that it
always coincides with the uis medicatrir
natura. Mature