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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-01-26

trafy notwithstanding. The new bill
provides for the election Of four per-
sons TO serve On the Police Board,
whose names ahall be incorporated In
the bill, the term Of Office tie sane g
in the present Law, but It also pro-
vides that the Mayor shaIl Be ex0llicio
chairman Of said Beard. This bill
win come mp i'm both Hoses next
week. as also that Of registration, and
the State printing matter.
These measures viii Be pushed 10
some conclusion, and in that event il
will be seen that the halcyon day
which was promised after the election
Of State Treasurer viii be ~ though
IL had not bsen promised at AL. The
scene which will occur over these
measures viii eclipse anything that
ever happsns3 In 8 beer garden, as
party spirit and contention will reach
the highest degree az ebullition. Some
Of Gov. Hamltcn's ''Tstorm" measures
have failed Of late 70 bear the test Of
true economy.
A little before the assembling Of
the Legislature, one Of the employees
Of the capitol grounds informed the
Governor that the flag halyards were
badly chafed and advised his Excel
lency 10 provide . new Get and have
them reeved By the aid of the old
ones. To this the Governor demurred,
and nothing vas done. - when Mr.
Graves offered an order to have the
flag ho1ted on the State House, it
was discovered that the halyards Sad
chafsd out and gone. In this em1E-
gency, il was found necessary toamend
the original order by striking out
$3.50 (the cost Of nsw set) and in
sorting $3.50, thu price Of the new
halyards and ths compensation for the
man employed TO scale the dome and
reeve the halyards, Q moat perilous
undertaking indeed. Those who had
the nerve 10 witness the operation
were in doubt whether to attach the
responsibility 10 the Governor or Mr..
Graves in case the man fell and should
be mashed to atoms. However, the
job was done successfully, amid the
cheers Of the many witnesses. As US
nal. both branches Of the Legislature
adjourned to Tuesday. oath. at IL
o'clock. SEvARa.
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srATE vs. FRKE InsPEcrlONs.-.

STATE Va. FRKx IHsPEcRI0Es.
Msmorials are in circulation in almost
every section Of our county for sig-
Bstares against The abolition of our
present system Of Tobacco inspec-
tion or against any modification Of
i which would deny free storage
% the planter. and We hare yet to
haar Of the 6rat man. black or white,
who has refused to eountenancs the
memorial or to Withhold his name there
from. Our people ask themselves the
question whether they want. free
storage. moderate charges and Q sworn
State Officer to stand between them
and the buyer or "trads," or whether
they want the State System abolished,
and Be subject 10 steep storage charges
shangsabls inspection fees. and have
their tobacco inspected by one who
might be under the control Of the
trade1 Whilst upon this subject. We
may remark. that Maryland tobacco.
under State inspection, has steadily
appreciated in the markets Of the
world. Thisis sufficient evidenced the
necsssity of maintaining the system.
The French demand several years ago
was largely made for Ohio tobacco,
Vith . ANAL proportion of Maryland.
No~ the demand is for Maryland to-
baccc, with small prOportiOr Of Ohio,
notwithstanding the latter 10 inspect
Cd under the free and the former under
state inspection. How do the Bros.
BOnningers reconcile this anomaly 2
The truth i. il il the tobacco factor
Avs and not the foreign buyer who
complains Of our State inspection. and
he complains oil il because the free
storage which our State system pro-
vidss prevents his taking an unfair
advantage Ofus. All the rest 10 leather
and prunella.
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COMMUNICATES.
CHAPrIco. Jan. 22nd, 1882.

OhAPTICo, Jan. ZZnus 1907.
Messrs. Editors II would like to
say in addition to the card in your
last number, signed L. J. Sutton, on
the subject of Tobacco Inspection. that
whilst the DIR. handles his points well
and shows by illustration that the
French buyers protect themselves
against improper inspection and the
skill they might lack in the purchase
of so many thousand hogsheads of
tobacco by refusing to pay within
SO. per hogshead of what they regard
the real value. The DIR. says again.
as it unreasonable that in such large
number of hogsheads-a few may be
under-sampled?" But he fails to show
by further illustration the gain of such
shrewd men as the Bonninger Bros. are
represented to be. There is no class
of trade in my opinion and experience
but what is subject to loss and gain.
The skillful merchants of our State
even though they buy the article under
their own inspection, are deceived, so
IL 10 Win ala CAthoSeS VI IEalc-tbll Tie
way down to the market stand.
Is it then but fair to presume that
the Bros. calculate on their purchases
the gains to meet the losses? even
though they be buying upon commits
sion. 1t is bad rule that don { work
both ways aud whilst the Brothers ac-
count very readily for the loss by over
samPling, they fail to made any report
of the gains by understanding and
we can but take common sense view
of it, that one should meet the other,
and if the Brothers do really reserve
on price, $8 per hogshead, then even
under our present system of inspection,
they or the French Government pocket
from our Tobacco trade (the DIR. has
it $500 on 10000 cases, or 5000 il
their losses are 5000 make it $50
600 annually the Tobacco Growers
are swindled out BY this one firm.
hope the DR., will continue to ad-
vocate the cause and not consider
himself nuisance on this subject, as
we do not. b.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-01-26

EoUALSTT % TAxATIoE.-Ths ~
pert of Tax Commissioners Woolford
shows that his assssuments al corpora
tions clone within the past tso years
hes increased she basis Of AAxatiOn in
~ State $ls.eO6. Tsl.0O, which an
nually yields slss. OCT 81 to the state,
cities and counties. This Is done at .
eoss to the people 81 y, 200 . year.
4 fAir-mindsd friend Of equality Of
taxation h not likely 10 reach che
eonclusiOB from this dzts that the
Jax Commissioners Of6ee, whatever
may b thought Of the Officer himself.
u sither useless or unnecessary.
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~@@S er@-sf V@@sS 49, 4S04s
Another week Of useless but sxpsn-
sivs legislation has closed. The mat
ter Of State printing has been before
both Houses nearly every day in some
shaps or other. There seems to Be q
disposition to have it done piecemeal,
% now and then a motion il made to
have o hundred copies Of one or an
other article printed. OF course it 10
easy 10 zee the result Of this process.
The printer Of the last session il doing
this work. and by the time the award
u made ths entire amount Of work
viii Be doE4, and Whether w. I. Lyle
hart b Co. gets the award or not, the
State will be indebted 10 them for the
work. In view Of this fact, it can Be
seen that those members who stood 90
hEmiy in favor Of awarding the Job TO
the lowest bidder. are Esw weaken
ing down, and begin 10 say that per-
(: Aaps.it 10 best 10 appoint q committee
TO settle the matter. Whatever may
D the change which has come over
them, it does appear Gnmanly, as
now 10 the time 70 adjust the business
Tor ell tiae to come.
Mayor Whyte's police bill Is IN i'm
poFtant subject just at this time. So
deep indeed j. the interest felt in this
matter, thst both parties caucussd on
Il last Wednesday night. The demo-
cratic members fOF o0es bnsstsd ND in
disorder over il, but the republicans,
% they are harmonious body, adop-
ted . resolution demanding the ap-
pointment Of two republicans On tie
police board, and 10 reduce the term
OF once from six TO two years. The
Eepublicans were encouraged to make
this demand by the apparent need Of
their votes 10 pass the bill. The ac-
ton Of the republican caucus on this
81 viii. IL nothing else. test the earn
9asss Of Mayor Whyte IN It's behalf.
Tor - the democrats are 80 widely and
kxedly divided upon il, it is within
the power Of che republicans 10 pass
or reject IL. aud che latter viii Be their
eourss Il their demand = not aeoesded
70. The features of the new bill. a
acknowledgements fsum the present
Law. in thas the latter provides for the
election q the Police Commissioners
athrss in number1 By the General As.
whose term Of ofice ahall be
- They are q corporate
sdys % ave enkire control Of the
police foss e Baltimose, % ali that
may be said By the MavoF to the cen
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cunaxzr Morals Is thoughs y
enlsoksrs ct Annapolis that the
squahblss among democrats viii end
tkiswssk In maks up % in . new
hrsak up.
0usaids sfseAsmssfOr dsplsting the
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Al the Cathedral in Baltic. at O'Clock. D.
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Hugh. IGNS. &. NATTINGLY to Miss SUSIE
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RATIFICATION NOTICE.
Vim. r. StOse
W.
Jno. w. II. Burroughs
and wife et al.

In The Circuit Court for 81. MaFy's county,
sitting as Court Of Equity.
~ No. sic y. r.
ORDERED this 2nd day Of January, 1882,
~ that the Auditors Report, fled in this
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% the contrary be shown on or before the 5th
Monday OF January, 1881; provided q copy
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uaFy.
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Jos. II. Key, Trustee.
W.
Margaret Z. Norris.

In the Circuit Court for st. MarY's eounsy,
sitting rs a Court Of Equity.
No. 537 n. z.
nRDERED this 4th day ofJanuary, 1854,
~ that the sale made and rep lrted by
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FOR CONGRESS.

Messrs. Editors AS the time Is drawing
near to = Congressional election forthis Dis
triet, aad as this county has not had repre-
sentative for several years, take the liberty
Of suggesting the name Of Col. Y JOHN
SON COTTON as a suitable candidate 10
represent Us in the next Congress.
Jan 10. 1881.
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cloths as warm as can be borne. When
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Of camphor and hartshorn each. Color
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is made as follows: Four ounces OF
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make a new solution with eight ounces
Of bichromate OF potash and two ounces
of madder. II the color is too deep,
dip into lime-water until satisfactcry
shade is obtained. This is sufficient
quantity to color Ave pounds OF goods.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1882-09-15
THE ARCH FIEND.


Men don't believe in the Devil now, as their
fathers used to do
They've forced the door Of the broadest creed
to let his Majesty through.
There isnst point of has ci0Yen foot, or q
fiery dart from his bow
To be found In earth or air to-day, for the
world has voted so.
But who ia mixing the fatal draught that
palsies heart and brain.
And leads the bier OF each passing year with
ten hundred thousand slainl
Who bllghts the bloom of the land to-day
with the fey breath Of hell,
II the Devil isn't and Dever wasl won't
somebody rise and tell
Who dogs the steps Of the toiling SAINT, and
digs the pit for his feet
Who sows the tares in the field OF time
wherever God sows His wheatf
The Devil voted not to be. and of course the
thing Is true;
But who is doing the kind of work the Devil
alone should do
We are told he does not go about as the roar
ing lion now
But who shall we hold responsible for the
everlasting row
To be heard in home in church, in state to
.he earth's remotest boSnd,
II the Devil by unanimous vote Is nowhere
to be found
Won't somebody step to the front forthwith
and make their bow and show
How the frauds and crimes of a single day
sprung up. We want TO know.
Tha Devil is fairly voted out, and of course
the DEVILS gone.
But simple people would like to know who
carries the business on.
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A little girl in the church at Ashland,
Va, has been one Of band OF workers
to raise money to complete their church
building. She had earned by her own
work considerable sum for child,
when afriend heard her express desire
to own canary bird. 1t was suggested
to her that she could easily purchase
one from her own purse. "Or' she re-
piled. II can't get thing for myself
while I have that church on my shoul-
ders.'
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there was not, in all that happy throng
two hearts that felt half the JOY that fill
ed ours to overflowing.
In few weeks we were wed, and the
old homestead was re-purchased and fit-
ted mp with all the luxury which wealth
could purchase. aud Aggie and I still
wander down the old familiar haunts Of
yore, hand in hand.