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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-31
III THE NORTHW EST.
EXCITEMENT IN DRYTOWN,
Ehe News from up Around Fit. Coy Ec-ou:l,
LiGilnt JOY CoTrcsDonGencc.

ihe News from uD Around Fit. Coy Borough
Iount Joy Correspondence.
1 stiff breeze Of animosity is blowing
ovc,' TIE village Of Newt0H, fD.ytoUnD.
Loser Rap!4, township. Tie serenity o:
lis citizens l. disturbed and gossip and
fAcii icment tic worked up to Il high d..
gree. One man. an in!iabitam. ani prop
clty owner III the little VILLAGE. who is as
iH9naciouS as obs: innate, is accuaci 81
originating all the trouble which is
noWud to come anG over which n.any
Sle"nlesH nights have :;lrel.iv been lost
Imagine "A c!ucls viii: her b-Doi getting
at" Il ncigliborh > 0n!'.! patel. just after the
little onions nave been set out ur you
have all noticed the bad feeling resulting
from Iii: ngt.is between dogs aud how
D.tcn thC Q..,rcl is transferred 80 their
"~IcrS. Zach occurrences iii Il country
town ar known 10 have lasted for months
ri:is I:"ablc j. rot between two
"a. th.Pa il i:y;,.ma!.,, bu. absorbs the at
tcit;ri Of ;,:: whole town. Neit!ie. j. it
rs triitiaG :; dog iicl,. nor rs likely t.
i'A:.s away - soon. True, the whole
town is pitted a"ainst ore Individual, bat,
as we have said Hn!uie. he l., tenacious.
and MIA: ii wnr-. l,aE.!'t l!.II0zc worth
cent. lie has about -:cnti.
%: an acre o; land, barren as the
Great Sahara. a>,ioimia. his property,
which is ai"aE The play ground of the VII
l,Ce school. The play ground Of the
,choo! doe, ~ Tsti>iy the 'ierGa Tis o. the
pupils. They have long since hankcrch
after the tenth al All a:."'. It. was decided
that t%- shnil!i !, "" il if Il reasonable
.,in"aii' 81: money cuul: huy IT. An cx
nrhitan: price was !aitl mpnn The land
putting tna purchase Of It altogether Out
of !hCir r"I!r&l expectations AN:irS !
went from hi:! II wo:s, anI now tie
"wn"! ii ::n irntE %: al are, III, sad.
intend, - huihi a nra,: up;n t!.a coveted |
strip. iir int"ntS +, hIilh ia housa /!
with"ia shutters in, II he de, !:l;>. /
wlici. it is ,rt!v believed il;. wil! d., the.
The :, ,"i i:;v,',i ciiizam. will eIu;:t "a Li,h !
ie:cc alter III: H. a>hi,n 81: u bulletin !!
hoa!d. bt e,sirs; i i understood that !
'he lcnce ;: I" hc pa: :lp iii order to pro !
'cc' 'i''' %i:."S il: the windows. There is .
$40 t"i.n. i,s" ::!c affair "i'l eni.
L!itic Locals
:;rncrlr tool: ii.:i:a Fred ';ar;y's l!Juni
stone, West Main M:'tt, Mount Joy,
l'ocfrt:'.''.' c"ntainiEg $i2. The pocket
book Va. found s,'v-!al squares ::jm his.
place ri hrI%t'.r5> Minus the money and
SuiHn papers. Suspicion rsts on u v0ung
man %! lie huu"ii, hn: thus far Mr.
taMiy has i,;.: = T:I;hlc 20 fix thr th2i:
"pOn him.
The : ci:! given a E,tchu.;u ,.,ti w..;
,ucccSs.
Maytowm is 10 have bail next IhurS
day night
The a: "nd;t'Ir,. a the public schools IL"
last t.w days va nn. good. Slippery
savnmer,s and iurirm"nt weather k",t
!h" children aw3y.
i w"o'cn in;il viii .o crecici hy !: st,,t.
company; 2,oG" il already subscribed.
Not mich ;nb:,"cH has been sold in this
:cii.ity.
s't.n'fcr G i;hy new i"un by i, pushed
with worF
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-31
Flies ard -,.OSu,lltSes.

! l,c. hn ~ Rough on Rats " i!i hec,, 4
hou~: free from !ieS, mosquitoes, rats and
mice tc entire season. Druggist
For rh:llS, fever, uHur. anH WctEHH,H Cot
drn'- l-ieh.'s Liuuiu Beef and Tonic InVig-
orator. t"it~Hx: tnLr other. OF drug.
"i-t|. i21-lwGrohXw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-31

Halls tEdGT!. BILE SI,ILIAN HAIR kENi."' FL:
t. 4 scientific combination oi some OF the
most powerful restorative agents in The VrgC-
table kingdom. IL restores gray hair 10 its
original color. Ii ln:kcs the scalp white and
clean. Ii cnr", haM'!ruti end humn.s, and
falling out ct the hair. IL furnishes the il:-
trtive principle hy :.i:.ii tho hair is nouris!i-
cd ata SunDOrtr:.. Il ,.iakG.a the hair moist
soft and glossy. :,,, = Unaurpa.scd a5 Il hair
dressing. IT Is TIL .!.C~l economical Dreptru-
lion ever Ifeich /. i'::. ruhic. as it+ effects
main Il long tim". lan,ing only an occasional
application nc;.,'- itI'T. II il recommended
ami Used Icy r!nilcn: rir,tical men, and oil
ciaiiy endorsed by the STAT hssay:." OF M:tSs:,.
chHs"it-. The popularity OF Hail. Hair Re
newer las iH"rct~,:'i with the t.&. o; many
yc;tr1, both III this country and in foreign
lands, and il i. now known and USED in all the
civilized countries Of th" world. For sale 10y
AL dealers. j2E-iwieOiNW
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-31
9tOcE N AFK0v.

New York, Philadelphia ami Local Stocks
also United States Bonds reported daily b,
JACcB Il. LoNa, N. f. Cor. Centre Square.
NEW YORK.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-31

lot" II. b. Iucnran's Drug Store l31 North
Queen street, for Mrs. F;eemun's NenV Nu.
fiOnoL DBeS For brightness and durability OF
colOr,are une,i iI:,le,l. Color from to $ bounds.
Directions in English and German. Price. u
cents.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-31

ni!c| Honey 0l IOr, hound and Tar car :.
coughs, bronchitis. ;n,t consumption. pixies
T0"tnarhc Drops cure In orc minute
10 IW..,t,,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-31

2:oppe.l. %r:'jCct ire ;ucn:Iy results ir al IIi-
c"ri&c i.Tng DISEASE or Cnnsumn;ir|.
Brown. :.:OncnAi Trr:l:'.- do ii0t disorder
the >lOln..cii like cough syrnia Anh hatsalns,
bii, ct directly ca t intIn:i part. ALI. yin ::
ir":;a;ion, give. relief ii -:sthIItt. Hrnncit
tnu;:ns, ta,nr:!i. ::n" .lis ..hrhii TroUi,ira
which Sinners AMI Public ,j"ak"!3 are sui"rt
10 Tor thirty year. Crowns !:rrhE.i.iri
Ji:I,nc- ii.tv. i,i,, .;':' lI.'r.: IL. ,!ty>i
c~. :inl Ill :'!i5'1 git.. ,"rtcct =..i.i,c;i ;ion.
Ia ~ hEcn ie sci ~ W!,!e :t:,i c.l.-.;nt i!~
inr nearly e!i:irr s"ncr"ti.ln they have n:
:.:!.,,i w: rite, It.:i K 9; i,C Jew ,; .pn
r9i:.",ii.S nt liz. ~ ;:r.'i III ,: c:;!H Il ,oy
every wi...rt. ,nA iy:! ih,v .;s Wv:
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-31
o.S-iIil,l>t

FI'OIs KENT--A COACHMAKER AND
1 Nagonmaker Shop. with Blacksmith Shop,
situated in the village of Mi1lersvilIc utijoin.
ing the Black Horse hotel. This is one OF the
best stands in the county. giving steady em-
pl"yhent to three hands. A twO.stOry frame
house Will also be rentc:i with the above If de
sired. For further particulars call upon
J.G. PETERS,
stevens Cotton Mill, Lancaster P:,
a,l3S itu&2tW
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-31
" skin Diseases" " Cured 10y Hr. Swayne's
Ointment

What is more Ill ;.rCsSing than AN obstinate
skin disease, and why persons should suffer L
single hour when they have Il sure cure in
"Swayne's Ointment " is past our cOmprchcn-
Sion The worst casCs OF letter, itch salt
rhcnm. or that annoying complaint. itching
piles. yield to Its wonderful aItlealing quail
ties. iimplrs on III" face AMI hlOtchcs on the
skin are removed by IL ing this healing Oint
men'. Perfectly safe and harmless, even on
the most tender infant Itcring Pilcs-Symp
toms are moisture, intense itching. par;icu-
iarly nj night after getting warm IN bed {;
other parts are sometimes affected. Swayne's
Oini ,m"nt plc,sant. snre cure. Dr. Swaync &
Son, - North Seventh street, Philadelphia.
Pa. To whom al letters should ba addressed
Sold hy all prominent druggists.
ian2O3mdTTnSF$w
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CEU. NJ. sTEINMAN 4 CO. !
y
AHTHC L THOMAS.

The undersigned Auditor, appointed by
said Court ITO make distribution OF the
money raised by sale of defendants real
estate, to and among those entitled to the
same, will meet tor that purpose on TUES
pay. the 2lst day of FEBRUARY, 4. D., 1882,
at !t1a o'clock, forenoon, at the Library Room,
where all persons interested may attend
jl9-lta&3tw WM. X. WILSON Auditor
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-31
Grain Markets.

Grain ana Provision Quotations
One O'Clock quotations OF grain and PROVE
ions. furnished by j. Il. Yundt, Broker, l5.x
East King street
Jan, 3l.-l r. H.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-31
<-OTIEE 10 SHIPPERS


~ Having sold to the Penns syivania railroad
company The equipment and good will of my-
FAST FHEIGHr LINE, it will be withdraw n
as an Individual Line on FEHRC AIRY l.
Hereafter all Freight sent to Depots at Dock
street amt Front and Pine streets PhiluGel-
pEii. will he taken il charge ana promptly
forwarded by the COMPANY
In diScontinuing tho business. desire to
express my sincere thanks to the public tor
the large patronage given this line during the
long pvriO'i from its establishment to the pres
rnt day. JOHN L. EITSER
Lancaster, Pa. Jan. 3, lSS2. 9-JtdR
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-31
Decline of Man.

Impotence 6t mind. limb, or vital Junction.
nervous weakness, SEXUAL debility &c, cured
by Wells Health i;enewcr. 81. For sale at
John F. Long 4 Sons
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-31
ItiE WARMERS FRIEND

IN III" market. DE"y are not mere tl;:'! made
al inert and Cheap materials, but Il veritable
Medicine. They contain tonr times the strength
OF ordinary li"Tsc ana cattle powders, and will
cur: and t:ttcn stock in one fourth the time,
acting III once upon The digestive organs and
S"rr"ii"n', and n,ty Dc safely relied upon for
In" care ct coughs colds, ,iisicmpc:, gIan,irrs
and al! diseases OF horses, mules cattle, sheep
hogs a;iH poultry. They will increase the
quantity and quality of milk iii COWS and keep
all kin. at stock in a healthy condition. Sold
everywhere 1t &c. pc: pack i for 81 large
size sac., or :! tor 81. Sold iii Lancaster ut
CocElan- Dug StOr.' l31 and $50 North Queen
streets aUGS-iyIrOlSWI
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-31
EEW 1DYERTISENEyTS,
GREAT RaI,l;alS

4 GREAT BARGAIN.
~ i Second Hand Gaehle i Co., Raltinor
PIANO in good order for sale cheap.
Organs at reduced prices.
jUSTCS STUCKENHOLZ
l:S-i!hd"E Fulton Hail.
'!'.IE ANNUAL MEETING ,,r THE LOT
L Holders OF Woodward Hill Cemetery tor
the election of Trustees will he held on MON
DAY EVENING. FEBRUARY &. at O'Clock.
II TIE Office Of Gee. ID. Sprecher, East King
street.
Bi order OF the Board,
)';-it j. Il. MARTIN Sect
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-31

A,PECiA;. MEETING-A SPECIAL Nj k:E1. {.
i. ING "f the UNION STEAM FIRE EN-
GiH: AND FORCING HOSE COMPANY No
!. VIII be held on THURSDAY EVENING,
fEHRt ARl 2d. al : O'Clock, 10 take ac-
tlon on the death Of William ii. Shobpr, and to
TAX" action On q communication from the
E",nmit!ee on the Reorganization OF the Fire
department Ey order OF
II. r.. SL\IMAkEK
President.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-31
+!D,,in" tao S:5atir !;

Several ,ligLt cases oi "b.cah in ,v-
Cured ,cstrIila: cvcIin-s - tl!c basin.
\ Euniiu! nf iru;.h hs in tEn afternoon at
tGmptc'! "a si:.:i &c skatin. il Til place
i,y cn;ii:.; iir>S in ti,a ice and throwing
large stones or il. The stones would trip
Tie "i.air" mp and result in either hard
ial; or = hIu:sc: while several p;rs"nS
>katch i,.!A ;i.n al. holes il bs in. dtil: and
unable 20 sac. This is pure malicious mis-
chief and the !ultiams s'.ouli ;.c placed IN
jaii
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-31

lNDS. lNTELLIGENCER:
~ consccn1!Ou, performance OF the duties
OF Councilman requires more time than l
can AFFORD 'odevOte to that purpose. l there
tore decline TO lie II candidate IOr Reelection
to that office.
IH ID. MCMCLLkN
r}NHN CAsLS CHOICE INDIAN RIVER
l. Florida Oranges, Aspinwall and Jamaica
E:;Ean2a. Whit" Grapes, Sweet Potatoes
White onions. elegant eating and cooking
Apples. Philadelphia. Norfolk and Baltimore
Oysters always on hand. at
ECKERT'S FRUIT STORE
lt't" !29 East King street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-31

"Wh" Grasps Much Holds Littie"-The
pToprirtOrS OF Elys Cream Balm do not claim
it to Ia - cIireall, bat sure remedy tor Ca
tarrh and Catarrhal Deafness, Colds in the
head and Hay Fever.
Cream Balm ciiectualiy clean-es the nasal
passages OF catarrhal viru-, causing healthy
sccretions, alays Inflammation and irritation,
protects the meInbrlnal Innings of the head
:rom additional co!ds, completely heals The
sores and restores the senses OF taste and
smell. Beneficial results are realized by 4 few
applications. \ thorough treatment as Iii
rcccd Will cure cataTril. The Balm is easy to
uSe and agreeable. Sold by druggists at 80 cts.
On receipt of % cents will mail Il package
Send tor circular with fall information
ELl'S CREAM BALM CO., Oswego N.Y.
For sale by all the Lancaster druggists
l's2WtcOuNW
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-31
THIRD EDITION,

TUESDAY EVENING. JAN. 81, 1852.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-31
Postscript.

TIE armory association last evening lie -
ciared dividend of / per cent, semi
annually, payable on Feb. /, 1882, at T..
*. Smith 4 Go, : bank. Nj l. C.. Git
was elected 4 director, vice C. W. Steven
son resigned.
The car team. consisting oi twelve
mnleS ran away yesterday morning.
A brakeman on TIE i. II. r., residing at
Harrisburg, had his hand mashed at Col
lins Station this morning.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-31
l.!ttic Lac Is.


TEus. tn!lotan, hurt at the Shawnee
mill is getting along; the wheel which
whillcd him makes % revolutions per
minute, not -. ,.-Tha ice has hecm moving
and is dangerous a. cross. Sc Dot L"etlc
sherman Band :. musical septette, has
been ia tnwH.--The Citizens banG will
bring Hyde < Bahman's - NulIoon's Pic
uic, which will aifo.d an excellent show at
usual prices, and no extras for reserved
seats.-Library committee in still work
ing. The park question mas died cut,
Just as we expected. Sergeant F.
a Bennett took 10 the ar:nnry last even
ing a box of fac :. Havanas" ana
treated the soldier boys. They smoked
success to Franks newly come boy
Revival meetings. are still carried on with
much Succeas.-Mr. J. w. Austin, Of
York. has placed several fine registers at
cur different hotclS.-tur citizens cannot
now Complain OF The old tunes OF the
band, rs i!o ilembc-a are p:acticiEg scv-
cral new ones The ladies OF the PIcsiy-
terian Sunday school are making prcpara-
tioas for an entertainment in the opera
house Feb. 90, 1882 A York paper says :
Mr.. l.. {. Pierce, of i.ancaste was
thrown from a buggy last evening while
crossing the Peach Bottom railroad, East
Market street, and sustained some slight
injuries
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-10-12

IscIDEETs IN A SLEEPING CAR
Let me describe some Of the expert
ences Of a Pullman palace car. II
the cars are full it il embarrassing TO
shy man. What must it be 20 the
far sex had noticed that Ameri-
can couples are rather demonstrativa
in their endearnents both on tbs
ears and steamboats,, but this beats
all. In the sections Of a railroad
car, as in the wooden house, even
whispered remarks are very audible.
especially at night, when everything
il still. For example, one evening.
when we had retired. low voice was
suddenly heard from the centre Of the
ear:
Fanny, Fanny, ] cant sleep un-
less You forgive me. Give me a kiss
and say you forgive me. "
At last. the voice Of the penitent
husband, regardless OF the tittering
srOm the surrounding partitions, spoke
again
Fanny, Fanny, just one kiss and
say you forgive me.
At last peppery old Indian Off.
Ger, down at the end Of the car, pop.
/ ped his head out and shouted:
"Oh, Fanny, for goodness sake
| give him . kiss and let us get sOIa'
sleep"
Il Even then. amidst the outburst 0
laughter from the other passengers
you could hear the poor man cStch
ing a curtain lecture.
There | told you co. Now 20
see what you have done ] knew ey
eryone could hear you.
. But at last peace reigned, and po'
: sibly Fanny gave him the nAFcotl
: kiss Of reconciliation.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-10-12

FIowEEs FOX ORxAxEET.- Slender
ladies are advised to wear flowers Of
the fine kinds, snch al iassamine, liz
ies Of the valley and heliotr0pe upon
their bosoms. or clusters Of roses in
foliage at their belt. Stout ladies may
wear blossoms more fully matured.
wisls rnedium-sizeds folk may wear
dainty buuches Of maFgnerites 0f pan-
sizes close to tie throat. on the left
side. Mourning flowers are dull
black. such - poPpies Or hyacinthz.
with let and tafts of stalks: bit for
evening. white. full marigolds. with
black cherries and sprinkling q jet,
are permissible
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-10-12


Tnk MiEisrka eAskn ~ WoN.
MA ApFopos u - vt.Aian irbas
BE. we wish 10 relate i little story.
the Circumstances Of which occurred
during our trip 70 the Holy Laud sew
eral years or more ago
He was q deyout Christian, and he'd
made the study of the Bible and :
proper understanding IL the Big Book
the highest aim in life.
When he arrived nt The Sea Of CAL
lice bis heart was filled with awe. aud
he felt enervated aad oleaased By the
Thought that he was gas:ng on the
very spot where bis Ssvior once slood
Approaching the boatman, he ad-
dressed him In his choicest Arabic,
and with Bible and commentary in
hand awaited an answer.
All what slnatter 'th yer, Whv
don't yer talk United States 2 asked
the man contemptuously. He was 4
real live Yanlsee who was picking mp
= living BY ferryins tourists across
the sea.
so this Is the Sea oF GaliIee.~ d.
voatly nnrmured the searcher after
knowledge.
"Ya-a-s."
''And this Is where our Savior
walked upon the waters =
"Ya-a-s.
efIow much will yon charge to take
me TO the exact spoty''
| "Wa-aI, you look like clergyman.
an won't charge you nothin.
The devout one boarded the boat.
and at last was pointed out where the
miracle is said to have occurred. Al
ter gazing at the waters. and divid-
ing his time between the glances nj
his books and devout calculations ol
satisfaction, the searcher signified his
willingness to return.
\ Charge you so to take You back. :
said the speculative Yankee.
i But YOU said you would charge
nothing"
sNaw, didn't. Nothin' 10 bring
you out. Twenty 10 get back"
| And do You charge everybody
$40 to take them back = asked the
astonished searcher.
"Ya-a-s. That's abeout the fg-
ger"
well. then said the devont one.
as he went down into his clothes. !"
mo wonder our Savior got out and
J waIked.-Ns.0 York Dispatch.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-10-12

SOMETHING CURIOUS HAPPExED.--
A boy 10 years old pulling i heavy
cart loaded with pieces OF. board and
lath taken from some demolished
structure-an every day sight in all
our cities Tired and exhausted he
halted under shade tree. His feet
were bruised and sore. his face Iinched
and looking wears older than it should.
What must be the thought Of such
child as he looks ont upon the world
the fine houses, the rolling carriages
1.-The happy faces Of those who have
never known what il was to be poor
Does it harden the heart and make it
wicked. or does it bring = feeling Of
loneliness and wretchedness- wpn-.
dering if rich mans Heaven il not 30
FAR from the poor mans Heaven that
lie will never catch sight Of their
l,:nched faces?
The boy lay down on the grass. and
in five minutes was sound asleep. His
bare feet just touched the cnrbstone,
aud the old hat fell from bis head and
rolled to the walk. In the shadow OF
the tree his face told story that ey-
ery passer-by could read. 1t told of
scanty food--of nights when the body
slliyered with cold--of home with
out sunshine-of young life con-
fronted by mocking shadows.
Then something curious happened.
A Iaboring maR--a queer, old man
with wood-saW on his m-crossed
the street 70 rest for q moment be-
meath the same shade. He glanced
at the boy and turned away, but his
look was drawn again. and now he
saw the picture and read the story.
| He, too. knew what il was to shivel
and hunger. He tip-toed along IN
til he could bend over the boy, and
then he took from his pocket piece
of bread and meat--the dinner he wai
to eat il he found work--and laid i
down beside the lad. Then he walked
carefully away. looking back every
moment, but Fastening out Of sight a
ii he wanted to escape thanks. Men
women and children had seen it all
aud what lever it was The humal
heart is ever kind and generous. bu
sometimes there is need Of 3 key 4
open it. A man walked down iron
his steps and left half-dollar besid
the poor mans bread. A woma
walked down and left q good hat i
place Of the old one. A child cam
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-10-12

/ H HN Ill #ftxt
xsI s. &Es l5& /
/ ha,... ..s.
sl.s - .zx f|e
..arseI. ~ z1&<& .
tnr.n. hr. h.Iss
or~s nsy
Tie x.
s.r.ls.sr s n. sS
| of some I.s M y
dsef e S. S. s S. 81.
;ne s;fl s ~
s.ssssse S.
el.itf s.isas s.
/ tsr..svn &rs|.a 81.
tse F@l1 @e y sso lixsA sh til4 I
neigh ,aris..s s.s....sv town. Stir. thouuh I
shs xas Lo.nels aud usIs0s'l lI'slssalssl.
there was none of that affected sini- /
rlieity you 80 often see u girls
She wa lrksik. fearless, outspoken /
| Girl. fall Il life and spirits. aud never |
% hsppy - when rambling aboaat the |
old yicaragc garden, picking basket
| fulls 81 roses for some sick boy Or girl
and carrying with them snnsllille into |
some darkenad home
| And m such works Of real love and
charity the last .ew years Of her life
had been mainly spent Her lntler
/ called her aIis cnrale; aud, - the liy-
ling was 1 small one, She was ths only
curate lie hal.
Matte had been free as yet from
ssheart disease. though neighborlng
squir-s son had ni.ssls several awk-
ward attempts At l0ve-making; and,
Though Matte quise recognized the
colnT,linent lie paid her, she never
for moment regarded him ~ any
other light than ~ friend. aud re-
manned herself perfectly leart-walp.e.
This had happene'l WHEN she was
eighteen. and time had gone on smooth
~ enough. and ut twenty she WAS
still happy IN her ullevsnttnl lot
But Tie smooth run Of life wheels
was interrupted nc stand the wheels
i were iolied out Of iheir usual track;
/ for about this time there came - the
! village young surgeon who was
! looking out for ! good opening for
! practice, and had determined 70 set-
Gle down here. AS matter Of 0fcourse,
|. he and Matte often met n the houses
! ! OF the poor, aud, although not word
!. !. OF love D SEED between them. people
began to associate their names togeth-
: er, and to speak ii what might happen
!. as certainty.
3 One day when Matte was, as us