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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-05-22
BY TELEGRAPH.

A ssociated Press kilograms to the Daily
Kennebec Journal
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-10-21

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whether the ifaeh ~ lhe tomel be- that N
pafalula ~ an ollipilu N II bo TIM latter ihafe
Il solne ruason ~ espfot serious consequences.
The rrnai met nov visible ifatels N rsieh
practically cnlncldeni with tho cameis " Isil
AMI ieO iIulhata found The period of revo
luton NJ The oomni NJ iAi1 ~ te over nts
hundred YEARS The paflta ~ revolution ~
the comai Of lao was over thirty years. The
period " thu great cuines now visible Il n1i
yet calculated with certainty, owing 10 the lin.
itud time ~ observation These three enmois
| VI the time NJ the nearest approach tB thu suit
| must traverse tho solar atmosphere, thus es.
| pcrlenelns sfral degree " resistance. Tho
| Iarth, ~ far aa knuwn, ara thai those rpfnet-
| nrr observed 10 travel IN the same path. "
| they aro tho same cumct. that onmefa path
muat have been Violently changed BY spms
outside fnfer. n they are not The same comet.
| then Tho hypothesis ~ pruf. Stafford that they
| are pieces uf the ihi1 enmet may bo hold ~
| prniisblo," Prof skinner concluded by say
| ing that II wins idle 10 make any positive pre-
/ III deiions ~ the future movements of this eiiii'
| ~ until II hal been observed through longer
are. He said TINT even N Prof Prrinrn pre-
dlction should be hpfne out u wouldn't nocns
| rnrlly follow that the destruction of tho earth
| would ruHult II wns all owing tn what tbs
comet might he made NJ. lie DID not b.lieyt
| II a. ba so very p0nirtahle an affair. AMI ~
the fRco " liz ootnnK IN contact with tho sun
tho sun may bo ablc 10 take care Of u without
any dlfhculty.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-10-21
Death by an Electric Shock.


James Hteinicra. Alderman In tho employ Of
the iirush Electric Light Company, accident
ally received n shock from lin. which he WIS
adjusting at tho corner of Elizabeth and Canal
streets this morning, and WINS almost instantly
killed. Ito ws Mt work II tho top Of pole.
making n new connection for tho wire when
he received tho shock be- did not fall To tho
ground. but his foot caught In somc telegraph
wires below him, and he hung suspended In tho
air. Tho foreman and two other lIne men
with whom he waa working immediately went
10 hi. assistance. and be was lowered TO tho
ground by means Of ropc. Thoy carried him
TO tho Elizabeth Htrcct station. but ho
did not regain consciousness, and when
tho surgeon arrived he was dead. Tho
current must have passed through tho arms
aud Ghost The skin on the palms of both
hands wns hanging In strips ~ though u had
boen scared with n red-hot iron. and tho en-
pression Of tho mans face cyen IN death was
one Of intense agony. Tue foreman docs not
know how 10 account for tho accident. n
Hteindors had boon Ia tho employ OF tho com
pany for moro than year, and was always
considered 10 be q cautious man. He knew
well the danger which IL incurred In handling
wires through which current Il passing, and
yesterday morning he had been engaged In ~
adjusting several other 'iive wiroa," ~ they
aro called. The foreman had warned him ID
/ be careful whom he started % ascend the
polcs. Tho company had been erecting acv'
eral new poles IN Elizabeth street. and ths
men were engaged In changing tho wirr'
from tho old poIss. In order to do this y
Ia necessary IN tho case Of ''iIvc wIrcs' TO pa
IN what Il called "sparc leg" or an extn
pIeco " wire, 30 that whom tho original lin
u cut the circuit may not bo broken. Ths
wirr had been cut by steinders before the cir
cult hal been made, and u ID supposed that u
turning round b. get In . proper position "a
complete tho work. bic foot siippcd and b
caught tho cnd Of the wire he had Just Gu
without thinking what be was doing. 10.
wire wm one which supplied revernl broa1
war stores and furnished electricity for fort
lights. Tho engine by which tho current
scneratsd u Quo Of ono hundred and twrnY
nve horsc power. In cases Of this Kind dcsil
usually results instnnfrnc0usly. nBd y y prot
able that sicindcrs AID not ret the full forc
ofthe currcnt-N. Y. Evening Rnl
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-10-21

ALerinstcn lKyJ diapatch Tives IN aerouns
Of romantic marriage which reccntiy took
place In that city. at the residence of NJ. T.
}. Nichols, the vcll-known horseman, the par.
ties being Mr. n A. NuIlisan and MIS- nasxio
johnson. Yesrs aso, vbon little ohiidrvn. they
we're members OF tho Community Of Shakers,
near HsrrodsburT. A chiidrrn thsy Ioved
each other, and grew mp with TIE intsniion Of
some day marrying. Ths boy lsft Ne hons
and went 10 the East. where be procured po-
sition In manufacturing house. Incourcof
time be wns advanced 70 . wclppayinE posi-
tlon, and he dsicrmincd 10 70 back ~ Ken
tuoky and ciaim his shaker brida 1hcy
could ma marry IN ~ Community. -
shs cane 10 Lssingtnu isss spriDg and
secured . home IN M. NIcholS fam
iiy. she changcd hsr queer snrb %
ono more fashionable. and mors than nnn
youus man In tbis city fell In iovo with tho
pretty. diTniled maiden of nIuftcen. uut she
uas true 70 her nrt love. and anxiously IDohci
forward b. tho dag when he sboun coms- Ho
came. and, a she was under the legal exc.
dinnculty aro~e q 70 tho pruelune of license.
Masries mother could not Leave ths eeakcn
and come hcrs 10 give her conecnf: msyrr
was nonsulted. and, fQInf hefore ~ cpnnsy
Judge, shs chosr n. Nickois - hcs guardian.
lie gave his consent, nnd the coveec0 ilcrnss
VS. Issued Ths se9usl took piscs ~ nl(ns
Al eishf o clock. T6e errtvhIIe Shaker ehil-
drpn usss made msn and vife, IN preecnca of
number 81 frienda. and vsrs warmly con
eptlated b. eli"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-10-21
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.


AcARRrAaE containing four persons
Wa demolished by Central train at q
crossing 10 Syracuse, N. Y, on the 14th.
Mrs. J. ID. MaIlonoe, Mrs. Comstock, and
Mrs. Sherwood were killed and Mr.. Mallonoc
fatally injured. The train sped on nearly
quarter Of mile before Il could be stopped,
carrying one Of the horses and part Of the
vehicle with H. Three swedes, named A.
Anderson, A. Peterson. II. Gilland, were
killed By Baltimore a Ohio switch -engine
near McKeesport, Pa, on the same day.
CT. CHILDs was attacked by two
men while driving on Coolidge avenue, Cam
bridge, Mass. q public thoroughfare, at
slf.pat ten the other morning. They shot
him In the eye and robbed him Of 500. No
arrests.
J.L. FISHER and Henry Black, Of Al
bany, N. Y, candidates for County Judge.
had barroom quarrel on the 18th. The lie
was givcn and Black struck rut. Fisher
knocked him down. jumped on him, and
bruised hIs head with pistol. The distin-
guIshsd eombatants were separated before
further mischief was done, and both were
arrested.
JAxxs w. GRrELr and his sister En-
ma were drowned while boating near IIar-
lem, N. T., Oct. IL
CHARLES HoovKR, editor Of the Ad-
socafe. religious paper, tried 70 drown
himself At Philadelphia, Pa, the other day,
but he was saved q the last moment, much
against his viii. Domestic troubles.
ALBERT WILBUR, aged 20, was boat
On 10 death by roughs In indianapolis. Ind,
on the 18th.
RUSSIAN refugees on Wards Island,
New York, became 80 unruly The other day
Z number Of them bad 10 be dubbed BY tho
polIcs. The Jews say they were driven "a
desperation BY bad food and inhuman treat
ment.
GEoRoE CoorxR found his wife prom
susdinr the Fair Grounds al Germantown.
H., the other day. with George Inseo,
rival bsfors marriage, and expressed dis
pleasure. Finding them together again IN
IL evening, the husband shot Inseo thres
sinss. killinx him. A brother Of The muir
6srvd man knocked Cooper down, and
would have killed him but for the Inierpo'
sIsion Of b1sisndsrs
wv. BLISS, an aged farmer living II
Germantown. Tsss., ws- assassInassd ~hll'
Standing d his bedroom window early III
cher nornlse No clsu.
BAnuEs : Co., furniture manufac
,ursrs q New Yerk, With extensive shop
/ 4 Chsrieutswn, Msss-, hsve failed. Asbili
| ~, 11aoeop; snu<ts, eDW.oW.
Al eeccnfxio mnn namsd brDokshaw
selulns y havs sosve1 h ~ United 5ests
eruv. ~ bssn srfpses1 fsr threatening =
AN lss kE.aos q Hale.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-10-21

AbtH Iiutfen, = ssiaue haepeF N
tlssiHasil, 80 ilss fsia b taiaafy Hfa
elasfai fiuhhsn tallsamia. fiot d, Nv
ffflsiaf Mn dfias
Mas. JossFn iltWpaa was killed. ~
filiiaa thlmnsf aaflh4 afs Il aaae.ss,
q r., NE ghsf a., me Wslksfltt
ehufsh and setefai dwellings wsfa "a.
stored
" H. llrhHsniak, 4 wealthy farmer N
fu'eafiwH County, uhla, committed sul.
ella lg hanging. fisi A. ilsllslsaa ssalls.
fnsni iasl winter made hin mtd. and he hsd
lu't been discharged from N ssflum. DIV
sewafd, whase ilifee children hafe hssa N
The rdgfhonss ~ some months. took fatal
do'e u morphine At Napoleon, Onto, On lbe
same DAY,
llrSnr kfwMF, q carpenter n work
on The tower ~ A. xwlef's Catholic
Church, Clhelnnail. iell distance Of sixty
feet The olhef day and WIS kIlled.
ALoNzo W. sLAfBAoK, q prominent
attorney, was shot and kIlled by jahn A..
Cockenl editor II the .Dlspaleh, IN
N. Louis, No., oct. H. Witnesses give
different versions u the affair, but II IL un.
depiood that Mr.. slaybaek, accompanied
by friend, visited the editors sanctum 10
demand satisfaction Tor an editorial publ.
cation, Mr. Cockerlll gave himself up
Bon TAYLOR, ono of the Tennessee
desperhdocs who murdered Sheriff iiamil.
ton and his deputy on the 18th Of septcm.
Der, was shot dead by sheriff II. =. Goodall,
Of Iacledc County, Mo-, on a train near
Lebapon, Oct. ~. Taylor had been hiding
In Missouri for some weeks. When ordered
TO surrender he drew his revolver. but Tho
Sheriff was too quick for him.
Two little daughters Of Louis Wright
were run down by train At Natlck, Mass.
on the 18th, and fatally injured.
A HANp-oAR was run down by train
on the sclola Valley road, near ChIlllcotho,
Ohio, on tho 18th. A aborer named Long
man was killed aud two others were serl.
ously injured.
LIZZIE JACKSON, pretty girl Of
eighteen, hanged herself In a statlon-h
at Chicago the other night.
EXECUTIONS on the 18th: William
Austin, at Lancaster. KY; Paul prnglc,
colorcd, Mansfield, La.
MAGGIE 0'NEAL made a savage ut
tack upon Jane Bradt, In sanford's mills
Amsterdam, n. Y, on the 18th, stabblng he
twenty times with pair Of scissors.
SIDNEY WRIGHT, a farm hand, wa
fatally injured by runaway horses nea
Bloomington, ILL.,, on the i2th.
ALBERT JONES, q miller in San Sab,
County, Texas, was killed by DE Witt JOLT
In quarrel over business matters the othe
night. The murderer escaped.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-10-21
NEWS IN BRIEF,
Compiled from varlsns ssas.a



Suits PAsaa, President n tho
aam'set n Nbiablss. thinks thsl furt.h
intervention IN rrFpi souli mesa aesfeb,
l'e naln'alas lhsi ihe sesg N lalsi eaeltsl I,
tufasfeAni, mi that ff0,o6 mlghi /,
AVea ahnuslly M iho substitution N I'm.
Fehl Ha'lye fef fgfslrn otlialsi,. W. admit.
~ lhs mass N lhe population Il unat fot ,
representative government.
HOWARD CARROLL, q lonrnalIst oI
New York, whoso hame haa been mentioned
|" 'he iepuhlIean candidate iof Congress,
n'an'at'laree, sends oul card stating ihal
be VIII pay noihlhg 10 secure an election
nor, i elected, Will he take any notice of ~,
plIcaiions Tor onlce.
ELECTION returns from Ohio give IN,
Democrats mniofliy Of sixteen 10 twsnt,
thousand. West Virginia has elacied tbr,,
Democrats and oBa Republican to Congress
PHofrssoR SwIFT, Of the Rochester
Observatory, says that The new come, la,ol,
discovered In Greece Ia a fragment u nm
great comet, broken on at lis petlhellol
passage.
THE charges against GouverneuI
Morris, Collector Of Customs at gltka, Ala.
ka, inclu ding frauds upon the Goyernmen n
10 connection with the importation and sail
OF liquor, drunkenness, the ruihles. slauph
ter OF Indian dogs, arbitrary aud aggressive
conduct toward the natives, ~ well as on
GERS OF the Government having business
with him, have been referred TO sccrelar,
Foger.
ARABr PAsuA believes his life Is II
danger. The Rhedye has remarked that h,
and Arab could not live in the same coun
try. An indictment against the rebel chief
contains three counts. First, lnsilgatlnj
the massacre; second, directing the burnInI
Of Alexandria; and third, abusing the fla,
Of truce.
THE Democratic State Convention o
Minnesota unanimously Indorsed the Re
publican nomination OF James Gllilllen 10
Cblef.Justlcc OF the Supreme Court. Tn,
p''io,h opposes 'no submission OF
s,' a,,o"u.,ch' 70 'ne CONSTITUTION lessenin'
chance 10 sOll IN inf ths p' Sigbo., u and hmv IN ~
lowest market in tho world
Iris renorted that the prospoct NJ
d,ol ho,waon wI.a .na sn,,h 4, vIr,,.,. ,
,lm,,od on,v b, ,ho s',,,,annsa. nm ~ ~ ,n,.,,,,a,
na.. :, ,v,,. - al ar, ,,',,h aso,', s"N
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-10-21

---Wonders In nature never ceo6A
The last one h that u ; lamb vi1k o1e1c
mouths II u o. . farm neaf m1ll1c1@s
q. h healthy. and has - zVu1lo y
e,ssr~ -tfies9s Moss.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-10-21

william Crane and Mary nayns. runaway
couple from Culpspsr Cousty. arrived n Aier-
andrIa fsw days 80 % naefinony bsnt
The coupls wsss sooompaniet b. : yuunR
man, WIN sssfsd that - mnds Y - business
Of bic lifs 10 ses oouplss q tk's hind, slIndIns
y the sbove-mensioned Ns Crans end Me
Iiaync. through shcir tsoubies. n 1TirH
couple sisted tksl tkey had had lols of fruuo'r
IN this naitr, bat tha3 thsrs - ~ os'eeam
IN Culpepsr county that coeld dne then
apart nov. that they ~ vaIksd fpeH<sa
mile 10 sss 10 ~ sailroe1 dspc4 - a.
thsy Intended 70 b na1s - ~ ~ =
eunas Afssr sskins rsfrushmeuo q boafor
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time V sscurs ~ mn1iage ueeuA ~
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-10-21

Somebody in New York 4 evident
" trying 10 introduce . new fashion. A
colored man, clad in full evening dress.
rode about In an elegant cquipnge ono
day last week delivering wedding invi-
tsiIons 10 the aristocratlc residents Of
Murray Hill.-Chicaoo Herald.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-10-21

Near Heber City. wasaich County.
Utah, recently, Thomas Davis killed hls
son, youth Of twenty-onc. The boy
Davis had decided 10 leave his home.
lie was packing his clothes In . bundle
on the floor. and was on his knees. when
his father came up behind him. and
with repeated blows from neck-yoko
fractured thu boys skull IN elght dIGsr.
ent places -Cxieago 7im<s.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-10-21

Miss Lowery horsewhIpped Edward
Ore. at Gray's Falls. Ontario. because
he preferred another girl In marriage.
Her two brothers and now lover held
him fast while she piled the whip. That
happened = year ago: Orr obtained tho
whip. and has since fioQged each Of tho
three men separately with II, the last TO
receive punishment getting 30 much
that he was confined 10 his bed for .
week. The girl then became frightened.
and wrote 70 ask II she. too. was TO be
whipped. Orr replied that he had no
such Intention, bat thought he might
feel impellcd 10 thrash her father and
severalo her cousins unless they tre ted
him with defcrcncc. Chicago Times.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-10-21

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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-04-13

e Il
Messrss Brooke. Raley, CArFnnd Issagravs,
the newly appointed TObareO ipspecsofss took
charge Of the difsrrnl warehouses % which
ihsy had hssn appoinisd. ea sloadax lasi. lir
ssmmsrvilIs siiIl holds The fsgt o. No. and
sAs aslsmps b rsmove him q likely - LEAD %
prolonged legal complications. Mr. Ralry
has appointed NF. Wm. n GoddaEd ehief
slesk, Mr.. Geo. w MoFgan depaty iaspsegor,
and Me- ohs q Perry rssel slre tasgs. IN ol
shis eOanty. The minor appOiaimenss ell
Raley, the Saa states. have net heea dislslhu-
ed 20 get, through the nea have besa sslested
for thsm. We no.ics hat Nr. Carr kas
selected ldr higehisf clerk Ne. Jahn I. Cl6ske,
bul whether this geaiIsmaa 3 OR F0pa.sr 81.
Iow-eitissay O. Hat naA,s % an6fhsr b Il
prsssat uaknowa 20 us. The.neN. inspectors
are eli sPpcisled uadse fhs pteseni conipal-
pOsy sysivms Ahe GoverboF eos. having yea
siRnsd the aew biil. II this shouId be done
Il Is claimed that the insrecioFs who wsnt Oui
d "fRes On Monday hst win Sep In sgala and
Opposes ID D. Who hare Just takes charge.
However this may Be, there is'IislIe dodlil that
she Governor will sign nOthing shas i eyrn
remotely calculated 10 rsturn die old In
sPeetOrs 20 Oaicr. In partlag wiib shuse. u I
she shssrest justice % say, shxs thsy hare. ohs
and all, discharged aheir agnses kaIsksslIy
aud promptly and have seeured the approval
and good vi, both Of The great majority Of
planters as Of buyers.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-04-13

Tuesday, April llth, 1881 Ths reird
met with ell the members present. Ileagy
Carbenys Messenger TIE time Il The llbaFd
was yHaOsaly oocnpied In ekamipIn1a leEision
aPplleaiiois For the lst district the afilounl
VOTED was $50; 3nd do sos; ard do $9os; 9Th
do $l7s; Sth do Sis; SO d1 1881; Tth do
500; 9Th do Sll6. On ulotiou, IL was order
I'd that the assessment books be closed; aIsu
ordered that Stale tai of la7 cts. On klO0 ses
Jar lee3 BE- levied. Messrs. Jones aud Sher-
mAntine wese allowed their usn Il pes lien 6os
attrnd- nee 81 Almshoase on 10th Inst, as per
FrsviDUs Gijournment. The BOARD adjourned
81 8 o'rieek b meet the neat dav at 40, q. IA.
wednesday, April la 1854. The hoard
met pursuant 20 adjournpsent AL appointed
The iolowing ColIeetsfs and coastahles;
Isl dist =. ? Smith, Cbnsl. ana C0llsc-
sOri Waugh Hrights0n, Const.
Dad do. D Tippets, ColIecior, Thn6. W.
Aud aad iohh FiewiA, sCoastmhias.1.I ,tss
ssd dO.-chas. Absll. Coast. and Collseaos,
u. y. 1aFbOe, COaslalie.
9Th do.-JChA- &. ChiAW. coaeelor and
Constable.
sth do.-Iss. n. Alsey, Csllssaor, 3. W.
Aasiingley and J. B. Jones, C0namhlss.
sh dO.-Jas. 8. POsey, Constable and
~ DO -c-H.RsS.h B. coAuhtaaad Col,
slA do.-J. L. NJ barn. CDllsssus, Oslmt
Heb, COnsiahls. - -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-04-13

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go viii - = l6ans a sss6liavs -.
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iisn % ths nafiensp read. ~ e'les,s8 ese-l
sses'sels epmmeua amsns - xnuzs 4 nSns.
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..at = 3 Is ssens ia asspw oAf. snlsssAss uu.s.
a.. &e. % Be dlsGizss5 lnla a lesu.i,.sg lla..i
= =. ar from = maua m1slnss n aruuaa ~ -.
ysnne iaE acur,ag ll6m 80 tkIs Il sise aaune.
'os &c dlasssq9 a knsaisaes. TusnIaa,
elFss g the gseat Dqas wheasin ne and Goa's
bnnEa creasd e. man. gssssaa 49, uns - Ne
s'slgns's u shstolhing - shs AhoEhssl ess
80 80 fsosds 81 hnYrs pisb psw-r sns
GiaEy. fa.lge shp living - ~ 7sad d,
''sAang shalffun 20 asa fBe ama agowls4pu
sail - 1fcfse6ed's
EasmsEa aFe Enthusiastically satssvorinr "a
81 thriF gFeaad j. esass Il a. .sarly ilay -
sihssthey IN cosmSaes plaasinR -eoeas I. A
l1e4np = sesFee. We fsar their expeelasiens
Win mt b realised. 80
Col Nnii@ iEsglll impreyIna fIG Csrsssld
ilAFbor property. and report says that " con-
templates eseriing an eFsteE pnsking essab.
llshmm ere many monalls.
Diseases eonsinue % prey upon = eeodIy
numhsr 81 our elsissns. Ii ssans thIs Is a.
age q bodily inlrmiriea. We -droon. and
de'ssiss sisrn end ~, closes sI.s sssas,
Death. The great teacher, Death xlone pro-
claims
The tine dlmsasloaS u oar puuy lranes.n
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-04-13

Tho Trustees SftEs 81. Mary's rshais Sen
.aAsy met 81 ths institnti0n o. Wednesday q
~ .eek, pFsssuA Benz. a. HaEris, President,
sao' J. Bronze, James v airing. Jas, n. Lang-
- EdEasd 3. AhPll, Jso. a. CamAlisr, Jrsi
:. Abel, J. +. y. Ralsy, L. @. 1omhs aud
!, : = Barber, Upoa hSllpsing lhr Prinsl6al,
s'n Lissie Tholal vas declared elected 81
asSs scholastic year. csmm.naiag tAssls'
~Saly nsxI She Was aluo elected fbr ths an
aqm soeesRieapa W ahe d6mfh a. she
~ rFlaaP4. Nohle L. renn, Joseph NJ.
- ne Joi 3. caFpenaer we're elsxae4 Trns.
! . III vaeaneies IN che Beard. The school
posssa 70 - IN N impsoving csndision.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-04-13

'Tassaay, April nth. 1858. The OOart met
asFssAbly % adiOurnmsnt. Prsssns, Judges
Love Silbura and Tippsa Joha 3 Ahsll,
Asgisasr. The cOaFt transacted she following
oo'lssss: On sPPlies tiOn Il Geo. A. slmms,
ne Court sPPoiaisd him gaariiaa 70 wm. g.
Slnns and othses. On appIfc2slsa q Fsaneis
= GrASsa. the Court appolassd hia guardian
70 T. u. GrAssS. Iaysalqsy fLeisis W. Jar
ooai admr. Of James b. JaFhoe, aled. Ac-
cunt Ales Geo p. Renelsoa, almr fof "a.
80 A dennisahs alsA Gis1 - ~ lnsl viii
saa testament a Thsoph;lns Harrison, De-
MAaea led. Aflsr tranmeting other husi-
"ss The Court adjodrns1 q April aslh, las1.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-04-13

TMsse wam De UewpeMssmnse Cmam@6
lelt In yoar, eoeka Ssoks this ssas9ms if 90
will PsiIoniss The acknowledged leadees IL
che clothing trade In Baliimo1s. Thrie -:
peEioF gnrmsnls GoF uaem, hgts end chndsea.
insaFe . style aad eie9anen nns obiainahlz
slsru hers, anA ahey carry he 1nefest sleesk q
clOshiag In fhe State, and ell it Cor ShB 1snsI
maneys When yea 20 .tn@4heScisy. 90 ii
oate - @. u 0sAm 3 Son, HAnoyer and
tssasa asFeate. ,who sls0 give handsomes 500,
vsniE 60 each patr5n. ~ -