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Morning journal and courier., 1882-03-29

There is likely to be an enormous emigra- the present season. A letter from Berlin says that sixty-seven steamers will leave Bremen between the first of March and the firLt of July, which will probably bring forty thousand passengers from that port alone i'll four months Fully as lively business will be done at Hamburg and other ports Most of these immigrants, it is said, pay their passages with money sent them by friends in this country. The total number of German immigrants for the year 1882 is estimated at two hundred and fifty thousand
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-11

Coed weafhsr a. last
The eolt crab he's made bis appsaRhncR.
Ihs Sslk q he corn crop has hsrn planted.
The wheat erog II he county looks most
promising.
The following festivals oscar thss month I:
Rognsion Sunday, Nay, a.; Ascension Day,
hayls; wzit sks Gay, Gay 81
Two nee poet oaices hare hesn opeuea IN
our county, one. - Scotland - ST. Inigoeu'
and de other a. River Springs Il AIlsslown
dIssriet.
Persons having need q bis services will ~
aneniber that Mr.. Welt Is sin il the village
and can always BE- found Il he PLACES 81 busi-
hem, near spalding's Drug Store.
On Tuesday, We bad he pleasure o. . visit
from Capt. 4. A. tAwEsnes. - gsnilsmaaiy
and slzeiens Deputy Surveyor q he Porn o.
BAliimess. His many friends will Be pleased
70 hear that be Is 10 good health aud IL well
satisfied wish his new poaiiion.
The attention a. shose desiring Lumber,
Shingles, &c !, . called 70 Ghe nss advertise
meat d Mr.. Geo. = Sloan and Bro. This
firm L TOO veil known in Cur county 70 re-
quwe : newnpapeF embarrassment. Their pa
srons always set the worth Of sheis money.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-11

Wh@@mwwars
we bed The pleasure Of attending the sur
per givsuon Wednesday last, bv Mr.. Lake
. Matthew's. Treasurer Of she late board, 10
the incoming boa.d IT Town Commissionsrs.
Promptly. Il the appointed hour the gues :
assembled. The report Of the Treasurer,
showing tsas condition or the Town Finanr-s,
when lhs late Board took charge and llD.ir
pressntsiatas was read. The report was al
exhaustive one and che showing reflects The
greatest credit upon The outgoing boaEd and
especially upon their T:easurer. As was well
remarked by gentleman present, the show
dng Yves ihe hez. ever made b. tie Town Com
mianioneFs' and II The lueomieR hoard did a.
WE'LL they might resi assured lley would have
done ahsiE whole duty. Il was oar original
intsnllan % bare written great deal about
the sappez, bat feeling, no matter how much
said, itswould al end with praises Of the Vi
andss aheeooking, The .ablearFangemenis, ETC.,
we well be brief and sinply say that the bill
81 Care sampsised an lht aelIcaclesof the srr-
son. that he wines must have bern excellent,
wien one e. shs gassls. after taking a glass Of
Rorhsa alass Of Sherry. &C.. &e.. &C., 40
kao<lsaged bis disability 10 distinguish be-
tweea chicken salad aud picked oysters. The
eompanT did ample justice to The ussnu aud de.
paired sasisled that Il woa'd b long ere they
.shnnid meea with m1re genial or pleasant
host q spend more enjoyable evening.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-11

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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-11

JAaBoEsvILGE. No., Nay 8, 1881.
Messrs. Editors :--will you kindly publish
The enclosed, which I think peculiarly sppli-
cable At this time. Let rs hope is eject win
be like oil upon the troubled waters. Your
readers, or some Of your correspondents 81
lest, ars working themselves in fermenl Of
excitement over our present wife beating Law,
which, wisely or unwisely, IS now saddled
upon us. We win venture 20 say II little
more Tore and less lar i served up in our FAM
lilies, It's enforcement win never be needed. II
win be dead letter upon our statute book.
A good wife rose from her bed one morn,
Aud thought with nervous dread,
OF she piles II clothes 20 BE- washed, and more
Than dozen mouths 10 be fed;
ssTbers's tie meats 10 Set for the men In the
heidR
Aud che children 10 fix away
TO school. and The milk 70 be skinned and
cbnrnvi;
And ali to be done this day
Il bad rained in the night, and al the wood
Nas wet ~ Il could D.;
There were puddiugs and pies tobake, besides
A loaf Of cake for tea
And she day Was hot. and her aching head
Thrublrcsi wrsrily - she said.
Tf maidens bat knew y hat good wives know,
They would not be in haste % wed.
.'Jennie, what do Jon think told Ben
Rrownf'
Called The farmer from the well:
And flush crypt up 70 bis hr0nzed brow,
And his eyes hall hashfnIly Tell;
ar ...n~ 49, H. H 81 ~,,...s~
He smiled, and STOPPING down.
Kissed her check-''tW as shis. that you were
the best
And the dearest wifein townr'
Tue farmer went back to The seId, and the
wife.
In smiling. absent way,
Sang snaiches Of tender little songs
She'd not sung for many day,
And the pain 10 her head was gone and the
clothes
We're white as the foam Of the sea;
Her bread was light, aud her butter Vas sweet,
And as golden IS Il could be.
s.Juss think" the children ell cried in .
breath,
tom Mood has run Cd to sea
He wOuIdn't, know, II bed only had
- happy q home rs we."
The night came down, and the good wife
smiled
To heFsrlf as she soflly said,
8 It's 50 sweet TO lnhor for those We love-
It's not strange that maids will we'd
Very wet and cool, bar farmers We believe
are pretty well through corn planting. Hear
Of no trouble from the a. 30 far. The supply
Of fruits win he fair. they having suffered but
little from the last cold snap Work, we nm
derstand, will shortly commence upon the n
=. r. e., which has Tor some Unknown rea-
son 70 as been suspended for the last four or
i've months. Truly
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-11

Neasrs. Editors Rain Rain Rain /
Cloada Clouds Clouds We are disposed
% think our lAst weeks re.aark as 70 bime
skies and balmy airs rather pranature--nexs
time ps win pay more attention q The h0me-
i cid aiase-s'wais sin yon are out q he
woods belore you halleo.
Ness notes as6 acaree--s1leEns q geaer4i In :
lersss ike angels yisiss-fsw ana ksr Be-
swsan.
Corn chanting i nbopt sveF aud iarners ere
gr0wliav about he cold weather. The frnis
crop s not promising, peaches and the snail
traits haying bern mich isjafed5bg tie late
frost aad. a. ibis Is Al OF year fSr aptlss,
sulail yield Is anticipated.
Our popnlAg yonng merchanf Spencer Har-
fason retnrnedsfom hAlsimore yesterday with
fall lime Of spring and snmuser goods.
a site fur che new rhnreh mAp snlerara -
he Trustees Of Charlotse HaH shtoi e =.
cent meeting and ~ understand lhnt wofk
vii - colnmenced npon Il 4 an early data.
ANoN
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-11

Tuesday. May sih, lss2-Court met with
AT tie Janes IL asisnd~hce. The following
business was transacted order for annual val-
uaiioa granted 70 Ephraim chesssF, admr.
Walter chesser, deceased. Inventory re-
turhed amd ofasr f'r ,a'e krsn;ed TO Mary
s. Baxne sud Jno. A. Dunbar, adars. Of
Wm. q. Bayne, deceased, on the usual terms.
The following acecunis were passed by Court /:
account Of Jno O. Herbert -. Sebastian Ten
nluon; F. W. Herbert Co. " same; acct. Of
W. 3. Pembroke -. B. Pembroke; R. r. Tay-
ior ". A. G. Tennisson, and Of J. c. Cawood
VI Thos. b. Goddard. After the tsaasac.iya
Of minor business. ihe oou-t adioarned to
mssz Tuesday, the gard d MAJ, inst.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-11

- The Americas Farmer for May lsi, Is
: nnmber Of great excellence. and rs leading
artlele. the Prize Essay By Dr.. MIG. Elzey,
Of Virginia. on the advantage Of raising inn
proved farm live stock In the present. state Of
agriculture, wiil be read wilh much interest
and profit. The Farmer deroles much space
10 questions concerted with live stock, fruit
growing. market gardening, etc, and Is al
ways alive 70 new discoveries and improve
meats In the line Of agriculture. lis con-
iribptors include mes Of practical experience,
who work daily in she sveral departments Oh
which they advise. DIR. Pollard, ex- Commis-
si0ner Of agriculture OF Virginia, continues
his admirable papaFs on the agriculture Of
the South, and the improvement Of Lands,
and 4 number OF other writers contribute 10
the Instructive variety a this number A
Home Department viii please the ladies, and
. namher Of engravines add interest 20 the
text. None Of our farmers should be without
this old farm journal, Published twice monlh
By san'l Sands & Son, Baltimore, at 81 SO
year. or 81 In clnhs Of 6se Or more.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-11

$50 MAH N47aM7 NE@N9Ms
elsAnsss 49, "a abassd - snes oaf isss
items. rhysselnns nss eonssans|y lspselinr Is
I'D p % sse ao1ss pooF s. iIsria1 lI|ow-er.n-
tsre- fnegmonl< seens . e she rsersilink
eomplaIns; and both whisz aad eoIpsal snl,-
ma aare.islinely % lhs pains and consequent
AansueF q ile nanse. nasry xnrkar, "a excel.
lees Fnung man, died enaaenlv. IN Instant.
We fssa conddent thar Harry Is enjoyinr etsr-
s@l EioFy IN ne prsaenee e. car glorious Mas-
Ter fors irnly ehrisilan mosker tanxht him
shAt cAfis e on lifs. aid has noi lhs savisr
e manAind said Gle sl.as lelisres II ne,
and obeys NJ words. sh4il rot taste ieash -
Fafmers are II ehesEinl spirits. Noindiea-
lion y aisa. bugA &c. Psaehes ars generally
uninJasea.
hnads are n good e0adilion, and shippers
e harreiea oysisfn are making good uss q
sbsm knowing their tlms Is nsnrIng % :
eless.
bois CFahshave made their appearanos, aud
we understand high prices are olEsrsd per
dozen Tor Che delicious eFusneeans.
Demon tlcciol u sriumphansly sshosaine
The Tort down here. and. surprising 70 say,
peaee leigns supreme. Bat such penes, alas !
5 Iiksslaiofths dogs fseylla char honlsd and
haFked q each other, and then rsirsatsd inlo
he unity 81 her carernoas womb.
The lovers Of the dance anpenr 10 he In q
disconsolate mood "a pFesent In consequence
of he aitimaenm a lbs 3. G. Church against
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-11

Registers Mune @maAf6g ssForahwhth.' =
Registers az voters win % vel; 10 take heed
70 the sixth section Of the new registration
Law that enaeis, THAT each and every person
appointed as aforesaid 70 Get Is an officer Of
registration, whelher Is prineipal OF assistant
officer, shall qualify as such olEcer q regis
traiiOn .forthnith. snd shall perform The duties
Of the ofIice for which be us appointed. mn
Iess removed from ofRre for incpmpstancy a
misconduct or because disqualified BY sick
ness any officer Of registration who, being
duly appointed, shall fail. o. ? J. -ss to qualify
forihwish, or who having qualified. shall fail,
or refuse % perform any duties This saidofIice.
shall Be liable 20 penalty Of Eve hundred
dollars 70 Be recovered b. indietmenl in .
eoart having Jurisdiction q the subject mat
teri
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-11

Troy's Pyss tells Of a farmer who has tried
new remedy for potato hugs with success.
lie procured q number Of boards and placed
them here and there among bis potatoes and
on the boards we're placed row potatoes sliced
Al noon on the arss day 81 the experiment be
and bis hired man found every piece Of potato
covered wiih bugs. The men killed this crop
and Al night another crop was killed, though
not 20 large. and 10 weeks lime not bug
could be seen and bis trouble with bugs amer
this vas comparatively small. IN the spring,
be says, IL the best Tune to attend 70 bugs, Is
a spring bug. he understands breeds from 500
to 500 during the potato season. lie thinks
Iit would be good plaza 10 dip The piece Of
pasaio in paris green. as il would save the
work ofkilling them.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-11


0rpiaana' cnnrs of 81. Mmrrss Cnnntg. 81
Mareh g 3nsa
AHNERED ~ sAn Court, Thal Geo. p.
~ X<anlsan, administrator az
SEBASTIAN TENNlsON,
late o. St. siery's c1nnsy. Nd dcrensrd- eise
the npfice required b. law " zEk deeeasrd .
eEedifors - exhihif lhess GAINS ard thai tie
snme be pnhlsshed once wreck eor six sueeesr
sive weeks In &c -. MaE5's BKAcnw.
Test. JnmN n AmKfx.
Register q Wills for st. Mar3 seounsy.
NOTICE.
IN pursuance 81 he shove order. hefRhg
RtFe nofiee that hare ohlaiaed from flse Or
Ftinns Conrt ofNz. lazy county. MarTI1nd.
letters q adminissrnsian ca ti,s nersnzas e.
lAfe nf Sehsstian Tenniasn. Iase q nlss1 ensn-
~ decreased. 81 persons having cia1nss
aemiast The naiA dseeaesd are heFehy n0Efzed
70 exhibit the eans mffh lhe pspper souxkers
KtfariGzd shefetb - I;ie snhNsfi1ef. 90 g. be-
loFe fhe elh daF q <set.. 1854. theT viii o11af-
Wise'oT I4w Re ezc1n6ed from Tie heneEsis e.
sni estate. Al peFsons indeb1e1 Is Ehs D.
eeas<d zse keqnesse& - make imme1EAze pay
lusnl - he sa1S<4zb<T.
GEO z. TKKwtsox.
Aprii .. isss-sw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-11

s"Wilb caution judge Of possibility,
Things though unlikely, e'en impos lille,
Expsriesce Ofler shows IL 70 Be true
Skakspeare
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-11

Observation-Disclosures given loInspncfiunand
sale Of TOBACCO, the sale ofCrnln sad al
kindsof Conntry Produce.
Feb 10. ls7s-y.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-11

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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-08-31

The trouble in the Town Board of PHO,
Knob has been reverted to in this paper.
The matter was taken before Judge Thomas.
who, few days since, after recounting the
matters contained in the petition for writ
of quo tcdrrdnto, rendered the following:
I, Judge as aforesaid, being willing that
due and speedy justice be done to said Jo-
seph Ii. Thompson and Frederick Collage,
and to said Town and the inhabitants there
of, command you, as Chairman of the Board
of Trustees of the Town Of Pilot Knob, Iron
county, Missouri, to forthwith order an cleo
ton to be held in said Town. at the usual
place of voting therein, for the purpose of
electing three Trustees for said Town, to fill
the aforesaid vacancies therein, giving at least
ten days notice thereof, or show cause to the
contrary on the first day of the next term of
the circuit court of Iron county, Missouri, to
be held At the courthouse in Ironton, Iron
county, Missouri on the fourth Monday of
October next, and that you certify full and
perfect obedience to, and due execution of,
this writ, to the Judge of said Court, on the
day Aforesaid. Herein fail not ut your peril,
and have you then and there this writ.
Witness, my hand in Chambers in the City
OF De Soto, Jefferson county, Missouri, this
9th day Of August, 1882.
JOHN L. THOMAS,
Judge 26th Judicial Circuit of Missouri-,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-08-31

The woods are full Of young turkeys, and,
as the game-law does not permit their killing
until after the 18th Of September, they are as
yet unmolested by human hunters. But the
law has no terrors for four.footed ''var-
mfnts," and the growing fowls have to fight
for existence notwithstanding the protection
afforded them by our legislators. The other
day, as one of Ironton's Nimrods was patrol
ling Shepherd Mountain in search of squir-
rels-which, by the way, are not plentiful
this year-he ran across gang OF twenty or
thirty young turkeys, attended by an old hen
and gobbler. All were in a terrible stew and
fiutter, the cause Of which was directly ex-
planned. just after they had disappeared
in the underground, a big red fox came trot-
ting along in pursuit of them. This was too
much for the patience Of the Nimrod; if he
couldn't take in the game, he was determined
Mr. Fox should not; so he mp aud blazed
away, and Reynard fell, fitting end to a
career.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-08-31
Personal.

Mr.. Watt Imboden, of Piedmont, was in
town last Saturday.
Mr.. Henry Tetley, OF Pennington, was in
town one day last week.
Mfr. Jim Peck is at present down in the
agile regions of Arkansas.
Mr.. C. A. Butts, of Des Arc, was in town
last Saturday on business.
Nfr. F. 81. Delano spent several days of last
week here with his relative.
Mr.. A. Il. Shy, Circuit Clerk Of Reynolds
county, was in town Monday.
Miss Charley Robinson, OF Kaolin, this
county, was in Ironton Tuesday. =
Col. Jas. Lindsay, of st. Louis, has been in
Ironton for several days this week.
Messrs. A. Lopez and VIM. A. Butts, of
Piedmont, spent Sunday in Ironton.
Mr.. Gayley, of St. Louis, Interested in the
Arcadia manganese mines, was In Ironton
last Thursday.
with his relatives, returned Monday morn
ing to st. Louis.
Miss Myra Newman, of st. Louis, spent a
few days In Ironton last week visiting her
friend Miss Bakewell.
Miss Rosa Hughes left. on Sunday for
Piedmont to visit Mrs. Eta Toney. She
will return Thursday.
Mr.. j. j. Gilmore was In town again Satur-
day, and his family returned with him Sum
d " to their home in st. Louis.
Miss Lou E. Gideon leaves Sunday for
Shiloh, Butler county, where she is engaged
to teach four months school.
Master Harry B. AXE on Monday arrived
home from Noble, Arkansas, well satisfied
with that State-satisfied not to return.
Mrs. John Zwart and two children, after
pleasant visit of several weeks to the family
of Capt. B. Zwart, have returned to st.
Louis.
Miss Hattie Crumb, of Bloomfield, who has
been visiting her brother, Mr.. Geo. H. Crumb,
of this place, left Tuesday for West Plains,
where she will spend the winter teaching
music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Carter came down
from st. Louis last Saturday. Mr.. Carter
left on Tuesday, but his wife will remain
here several days visiting the family OF Capt.
c.. r. Peck, .
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-08-31
Pilot Knob Penntngs.

Your itemizer prays you to excuse him
for neglect.
Mrs. W. G. THOMAS has returned after a
long visit ut Iron Mountain and elsewhere.
PUBLIC SCHOOL will begin here next Mon
day, September 4th. Parents will please take
notice.
MIR. JULIUS CESAR KLUG has sold his
stock Of drugs to DR.. G.. w. Farrar, Jr., and
will go In search of another and better Local
ton.
+ TIE School Board at this place proposes
to rc-seat O portion of the school building
with new patent folding seats. This will
render the school much more comfortable.
THE German school at this place closed
last Monday; Mr.. Gockel, the teacher, hav-
Ing so far recovered from his lameness as to
be able to return to the work of his calling.
Miss AUGUSTA KATHs went to Cape Girar-
deau last week to begin years school at the
State Normal. Miss Kaths is an exceptional
student, and will doubtless bring home
1aurels of success.
THE now lodge Of A. o. u. W. at this place
has been organized five weeks, and has dur
ing that time initiated six new members and
taken one I'm by card, giving the lodge men,
bership of twenty-five.
PROF. VANDIvER, Principal of the Gale
donia College, was at this place and Ironton,
last week, looking up the interest of his
school. We understand that he secured
few pupils at the latter place.
THE membership of the Lutheran Church
at this place all went to Iron Mountain Sum
day to attend some form of union service
there; hence about all the spare vehicles at
this place and Ironton were taken.
A VERY liberal amount Of improvement Is
is going on in our town at this time. The
Company, we are told, will build sixty new
houses. Among private improvements we
notice several new house roofs, Mr.. Schacht's
continued kitchen, Mr.. Killalee's new stable,
u new fence and wood house ut the school
house, and a new ice-house at Val. Effinger's.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-08-31
Republican Mass Meeting.

The Republicans of Iron county are here
by requested to meet in Mass Meeting at the
Courthouse in Ironton,
Saturday, September 9th, 1882,
at O'Clock p. NJ. for the following purposes,
to wit: Nominating Candidates for County
Ofioess to choose delegates to conventions;
to reorganize County Committees; and to
transact such other business as may come
before the Meeting.
W. w. HAYWOOD, Chairman.
By order of the County Committee.
At Chambers Book Store you can get the
best of Sheet Music at 5 cents copy. Sold
heretofore ut 35 and 40 cents per copy.
For the best Sewing Machines, 90 to the
Agency of the Genuine Singer, one door south
of the REGISTER office, Ironton.
n4-3m JAMES WEIGH, Agent.
Go to the new Book Store for States,
Slatepencils, Ink, Pens, Penholders and Pa
per-. You can save money.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-08-31
Free ofCost.

All persons wishing to test the merits of a
great remedy-one that will positively cure
Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bron-
chitis, or any affection of the Throat and
requested to call at the Pilot
Knob Drug Store and get Trial Bottle of
Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption
free OF cost, which will show you what a reg
Mar dollar size bottle will do.