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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-09-03
Excursion to Colum bus, Ohio,


The l. B. 81 w. r. r.
VIII sell round-trp tickets for train leaving In
dianspOlis at 440 a. m, (city time). Tuesday.
September 4, 1888, at the rate of So. Co. Tickets
good, returning on regular trains, up to and in
Guiding train leaving Columbus at $40 D. M,
Saturday September 8, 1888. Tickets will also
be sold fer all trains up to and including Sep
TENDER z, 1885, at the of So 80 for round "Trip
with return limit same as above. Tickets on
sale at Union Depot and Union ticket office, rs
North Meridian street.
THE Richardson Zouaves will meet at their
armory at 1890 this morning in full dress uni
form.
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The line of march has been changed from the
original programme, the first route having been
found too long. The following is the line: From
the Union depot north ON Meridian street to
Washington, east on Washington to Pennsylva-
mia, north on Pennsylvania to Ohio, west on
OHIO TO Meridian, south on Meridian to the
Circle. Here the address OF welcome will be de-
livered by Judge John A. Holman, and the VIC
torious knights. with all their hOnOrs thick upon
them, welcomed home again.
The Indianapolis Light Artillery will not take
part in the parade, and the firing of salute on
the arrival of our victorious knights and the
visiting communicates has been given up In def
erence to the querulOus censure of the News.
The Tecumseh Rifles owing to the early hour
of the reception and the difficulty of getting the
members together, many of them working In
shops and offices at distance from the center
of the city, will be unable TO turn out.
Members of Raper COmmandery will meet at
their asylum at SID this morning. The Light
Infantry requested to fall in ~ their arnI0ry
at O'Clock.
Raper C0mmandery left San Francisco, fol-
lowed by the golden opinion of every one. 4ne
San Francisco Chronicle, of August 81, says that
sit was the Intention of the Raper COmmandery
of Indiana to leave for home to-day, but its con-
.emplated departure will probably be delayed
on account of the receipt of the following courte-
Gus note from Manager Thorn:
"5ir j. w. Smith, e. O., and Sir Knights and
Ladies-Learning that you contemplate depart
ing homeward ON Monday afternoon, and being
DESTROYS that you should more fully see the city
and participate in the entertainments prepared
y
to remain over for one day at least as the guests
of the Grand HOTEL
"The Rapers are, of course, happy in the pos
session of their magnificent tropy, which they
highly prize.
"visitors poured into the parlors all day and
late into the night, and the ladies. with their
usual thoughtfulness, brought fragrant flowers
to the heroes The ladies of Raper Commandery
presented them with a large crown, three feet
in height in the center of which was inclosed
a floral badge of the cOmmandery, comprising q
crown, cross and triangle. Some lady friends,
formerly residents of Indianapolis. brought a
large maltese cross composed of viOlets, gilly-
flowers and red geraniums FL. III. BOudlnOt, of
Terre Haute, Ind. sent them floral cushion OF
roses, pinks, daisies, marguerites and ferns.
Mrs. D. W. Lard and Mrs. B. p. Flint, of this
city, sent beautiful nine-pointed star OF glly-
flowers and white roses, in the center OF which
was passion cross of red geraniums. Mrs. w.
d. Lawton contributed lovely Maltese cross of
violets, cornhowers, giyfiOwers and ferns, hav-
ing the name Draper" set in with red flowers at
the top. Miss Sarah Flint, of San Juan, Cal,
presented them with an elegant vase of amaryl-
lis and belladOnna lilies, which were exceeding
ingly beautiful. The Rapers are delighted with
our city and only wish they could prolong their
Yislt,'
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-09-03
We Don't Have 20 Now.

Ten years ago, when we first tried to sell the
Howe Scale, we almost had to compel man to
even look at them. Not so now; times have
changed. good thing is sure TO win its way
which the Howe has done by merit alone against
the strongest competition, so that now they not
only have ready sale and are IN good demand,
but give entire satisfaction to the buyer,
HILDEBRAND & FUGArE, Agents,
So South Meridian street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-09-03

BRILLIANT stripIngs in fall underwear are
going to be in great demand. Parker will show
larQa
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-09-03
Raper at Davenport.

Special TO che Inu1aDapoHS JOufuMs
DAVENPORT, Ia, Sept. 2.-Raper Commandery
arrived here at O'Clock this morning and laid
all day, starting for home tonight at IL
O'Clock, over the Seneca route. They
are all well, and report that
the trip was unusnly free from
annoyances and unpleasant incidents. They
were met here by Perry G iffin, passenger agent
of the Chicago Rock Island & Pacific, and John
Martin, of the Kankakee. and Representatives of
the Journal, Sentinel and News. The command
cry will reach Indianapolis about 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning.
De Molay Not Coming Until Tuesday
The following was received at O'Clock this
morning:
CHICAGO, Sept. ST. P.Woolen-DeMOlay will
arrive at Indianapolis, Tuesday at a. NJ. and
will remain until IL A. n.
GEORGE W. NoRTHRoP
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-09-03

KING K ELDER show you tlfty new styles Of
bedroom sets 10 select from,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-09-03
RAPER'S RETURN.
for the Reception to the Re-
turning Knights To-Day-Their Stay
in Frisco.

The reception of Raper COmmandery drill
corps will take place earlier than heretofore ad-
vertised, in consequence of their arriving here
this morning at $50, instead of at noon The
drill corps will come in from Lafayette, a COM
mittee consisting of Sir Knights A. II. Brown, p
q. G. Hunt, John A. Holman, Horace Parrott
and Isaac Thalman having been deputed to
meet the corps aud the Lafayette Commandery,
which will accompany them. DE Molay Com
mandery, of Louisville, VIII be here at o'clock
this morning, coming in by way of Kokomo.
These knights will be breakfasted at the Union
depot Quarters for De Molay and Lafayette
communicates have been arranged for at the
DenisOn House. De Molay will leave tomorrow
morning for Louisville. On the arrival of the
special train with the Raper drill corps and the
Lafayette Commandery the Communicates and
companies escortlng the drill corps will form in
the following order:
1. L. I. Drum GSrns.
Indianapolis Light Infantry.
Richardson Zouaves.
BeissenherZ's Band.
Raper Comm andery.
Lafay cite COmmandery.
De Molay COmmandery.
RnDAr COInmaudery Drill C,Orna
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-04-12

nEULAA NECAs 1855.
Messrs. Editors Many thanks for your
complimentary notice Of our district school.
Although our people do not do good for sake
Of the honor il brings, yet like the rest Of man
kind they feel thrill Of pleasure, when their
efforts are thought worthy Of mention.
They, that is those who were well enough
10 leave their homes sustained their reputa-
ton for liberality on the night Of the 2Tth OF
March the occasion Of the Supper and Ball ad-
vertised in your columns. The attendance
would have been unusually large, but for the
very unusual amount OF sickness 10 the neigh
borhoOd. IL il, just at this time, the fashion
In Bedlam Neck 10 have the measels, and,
upon this occasion, even our musicians fol-
lowed the lead. But the leader Of Husemann' 5
Band, having such musical family, was not
to.be disconnected by the inability Of his two
principal assistants, and found il short work
10 call out little Husemann recruit and
drill him for the occasion.
Everything passed OF smoothly and we
believe enjoyable, all wearing pleasant face
and spending their money literally. Sup
per was served in good style from best mate
rial, II We do say il ourselves. The eon'ec-
tionary table vas picture OF beauty and
good taste and drsw forth many compliments
for its manager as well as dollars tor It's treas
urer.
With the close, came the auction, when
our genial host, DIR. Blarkision, distinguished
himself ia q new profession. We have heard
OF the power ofargumenf, and felt IL TOO, bat
never dreamed an audience could be talked
50 completely blind as 10 give tsro dollars iol
i've ien-ons. Our aucsicneer did il. Ths
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-04-12

John Davieycorn, made the tour of the Vii
lage and envirnns, and returned. LOOKING
much refreshed from the drive.
Sapt. a. A Lawrence. af the Baltimore
LustsEn House. Ii on a Wait to the place n
his former resisience.
mrs. Latchfosd. Of Annapolis Junction,
nan been spending the last week in our
Town on visit 10 her mother. Mr.. Hav.
den. Mr. Latchford also cams down "a
Wednesday last.
Mr.. John CFyer's team started out for a
very lively run on Sunday last. but finding
some difficulty IN climbing one Of the locust
trees IN the middle Of ths street. concIudeTI
p postpone the performance until Mr.. G.
was ready % leave, when thy went Of IN 4
quiet. respectable style.
Mr.; John Z. Duke who, for some years
past, he's taught the colored school IN thiS
place, has sent in his resignation. to take
eject At che end Of the present quarter.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-04-12
CrIninaI Maffarn.

Henry Bush, eoIOred, charged with wife
heating. had hearing before Justice 10.
F. Morgan on Saturday last. A question Of
jurisdiction arose, the prisoner claiming his
trial before the Justice. The Justice decided
that he had no jurisdiction, and preIimina-
~ examination was had, after which the pris-
oner was held 10 await the action ofthe grand
jury.
Thomas Cox, eolored, charged with cutting
and carrying away timber from Ihe land Of
the DeBut's heirs, had hearing before the
same Justice on Monday last. On account Of
the absence of an important witness for State,
the hearing was postponed to Saturday next
The case ef VIM. F. Chesley vs. William II
Ford. involving about 80 cords Of wood, was
decided hy same Justice on Monday last in ia
vOr &C the former. Camalier Is Abeil and n.
&. Combs appeared for Chesley and james II.
Wilson for Ford.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-04-12

~ The American Farmer for April Ist
teens with suggestions for Spring. work and
valuable information on ell farm iopics-re-
ports from experienced agricultural clubs. and
contributions from practical men. making up
a seasonable bill Of fare, which will be relish
ed hy every intelligens farmer who wants 20
keep up with the best methods In their busi-
ness The livestock, dairy. poultry and
garden departments are interesting and fn!l
Of matter. No farmer but will find Il TO his
advantage 70 read regularly this old-establish-
ID farm mentor, which IL published on the lsi
and 18th Of every month by SAM'L SAxDs A.
SnS. Baltimore, NJ $3.50 year, or 81 TO
clubs OF FIVE or over.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-04-12

We neglected 10 notice at the time Of his
return 70 the county that our old friend,
George Hill, Of chicken memory, had served
out tbs term in the House Of direction and
was again on the move. We had the pleas
aFe OF meeting George during his brief stay
IN the village and were sorry to hear that his
health had not been improved by his late
Sg9lourn in Prince Georges. Neither, he
also gave us 10 understand, did the air OF
1t. Mary's suit him, and he told Us he was
determined TO amovs on and keep moving. !"
With due regard 10 other peoples chicken
eoops, We wish George. wen. When last
heard from, he was stepping on board the
steamer, droning pions hymn, Of which
the following is the refrain
de man what ponds on the rooster for to
crow,
=, And wake him up 'aTly in the mawin',
May sumtime fin dat the rooster is no mo-,
But waz stolen sew al ours fore de dawn
in'.''
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-04-12

Court met Tuesday last, the 10th instant,
present, MeSsrs. Leach. Blain and Jones.
Henry Carberry, messenger. Proceedings OF
previous meeting read and approved. Re
port Of Grand Jury read Account OF sleeper
ct Alms-hOuse for quarter, ending March
3lst, tor S2O2.5 passed. Also accounts OF
VIM. II. Jones for Sass, s. Z. Welt for 80,
John \. Graves for $500, Jas. l.. Downs and
VIM. Langly for burying pauper child 50,
passed. The Board, on complaint OF VIM.
\. Loker, appointed A. J. 3laln a COMMITTEES
OF one to have the run near his farm repaired.
The Beard ordered the UyeTseer TO have the
lump NJ the Alms-Ilouse repaired. The
Ilerk was ordered to give notice Of the meet
ing Of the Board on Tuesday and "Wednesday,
The 24lh aud 25th OF April, which viii, eon-
'ene for che purpose Of reviewing pensions
and road supervisors, Applications 20 be fled
toy both pensioners aud road supervisors.
The Board then adjourned to meet on the
23Ed Of April.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-04-12
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Are yoa disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by II sick child suffering and cry
ing with pain Of cutting teeth Ifso, send
at once and get bottle OF Mas. WIxsLow' {
SOOTHING SYRUP ron CHILDREN TRETHixc. Its
value is incalrulable. II will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon il. mothers, there is no mistake about
il. II cures dysentery and diarrhoea, regu-
lates the stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie, softens the gums, reduces inflamma-
ton, and gives tone and energy 10 the whole
system. Mus. WINsLOws SOOTHING SYRUP ron
CHILDREN TEBTHIEG is pleasant to the taste,
and is the prescription of one Of the oldest
and best female physicians and nurses in the
United States, ard is for sale by all druggists
throughout the world. Price rs cents n bot
tie.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-04-12
Personal.

Our sancium was visited during the past
week 10y the Rev. ]. g. Starr of Mt Zion n.
l.. Church, Mr. James Maxwell aud Capt. A.
A. Lawrence Of baltimore.
The Rev. Mr.. Starr we are pleased TO state
has been rcstaiioned in this county. During
his former sojourn he was deseFvedly popular,
not only with the members ofhis own denomi-
nation but with every one with whom he came
in contact.
Mr.. James Maxwell Is ''native here aud 70
the manner horn" but has been residing for
some time past in Baltimore. Jim has obtain
ed an enviAble reputation as n superior ma
chinist and has many friends in his native
county vino rejoice IN his success.
Our third visitor, Capt. A. A. Lawrence,
was we are glad to say looking very well,
aud seemed pleased to be in st. Mary s again
lie will, we learn, return shortly TO his ofiici-
al duties in Baltimore. Nay continued sue
cess attend him.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-04-12

Real estate property Is rapidly changing
hands hereabouis. w. X. Tennisson. Esar..
mas disposed OF his Druryville property for a
handsome SUM to Capt w. ]. Nelson of Bal-
tmore; and We have been informed that Mrs
isachei Taylor (colOred) is negotiating for A
valuable farm not very far from our village.
Shippers OF oysters are indusiriously ~
work utilizing The brief time allowed them.
Ftsh, large and small, and Of various species.
are Icing e.ught in considerable numbers aud
are SOLD al figures TO suit the Ieanest poke,
book. FS"o'
Butterflies Of kaleidoscope-Iike colors have
emerged from their chrysalis state aud are
Hitting about reminding ono of the warm DAYS
Of the ''month OF flowers - Birds are beg;r.
ing 20 lill and coo on the forest trees, and the
loud pessls and reVerherations Of thunder has
reused the reptiles from their Winter sleep
snd as the time has not arrived for the little
child TO play unframed at the ''cOekatriee' J
den, We take this oecasi0n 20 warn parents
and guardians Of The ''innocrnls'' not 10 AL
low them TO dof their boxtoed and eorkSeeled
shoes too early, If At all; for, the FIRST an
pearance OF reptiles-pariicularl snakes-arp
To be dreaded more than ut any other Season
OF the year as they are considered more spite-
ful and venomOus.
Farmers have been hindered from pIouvh-
ing for several days in consequence OF April
showers. Merchants are doing a thriving
business down here, and IL appears that
'Jumho" Hngs-a new style las well as
namel Of finger ornaments, -cannot he ken,
on hand. Their sale is enormous. ditto profit.
Little did Mr.. Barnum think what he was
doing when he purchased that ten-ton animal
from the London Geological Garden. whewI
viii wonders, we are forced to ask-ever
ceasef This is an age OF progress-aye, pro-
gress Is the watch-word-E IceIsi0r ah /!
that's IL.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-04-12
The Golden Jubilee.

Next Sunday the members Of the Society Of
Jesus will celebrate the Golden Jubilee or s0th
anniversary OF the foundation of the Province
OF Maryland. Nov. 22nd, 1852. Father White
aud Father Altman, both Jtsuiis, sailed from
England and entered the Potomse river,
March gath, 1888. In 1888 the mission Of
Mary land was erc.ted into the Province OF
Mary land. This event will be commemorate
I'd in ST. Aloysins church next SUNDAY by u
High Mass at 10 O'Clock, at which time Father
Swagers will preach. After mass, there will
ht Solemn BeneaiciiOn, during which tie
Ts Drum will be sung BY the members Of St.
AIovsius Choir in thanksgiving for this
favor
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-04-12

people were talked into eneh liberal stale 81
mind that Eve lemons we're bought and pasd
for at twenty-five eeufs, eight different times
aad. no douhs would be selling YET provided
nj kept Awake and did not exhaust their cash
Bat u beraIBe 50 monofopons that the good
d.. had mercy on them and actually refused
% sell them again.
lie proved that there e profit 10 BE made
on cake and candy when ffty cent cakes sell
for 81 rs and halt pound Of cznay selis for
twiue the cost Of = pound
The receipts for the evening were aboua
eighty dollars. CouDfing that which Was
collected The two weeks previous, the net prof.
ks viii reach one hundred dollars.
RErLAw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-04-12
focal Correspondence

HOLLYWOOD, April, 1888.
Messrs. Editors As correspondents fro "a
most sections furnish You with the transac.
tons Of the day, ! will make an attemp, 10
give you some OF the news from Hollywood
First, let me earnestly request your man
subscribers TO read with an unscrutinizing eve
my communications, as its STYLE will not adj
init Of surreiIl0Rce. II would be useless for me
20 say anything concerning the weather as all
have contented themselves that old Sol forgot
approaching Summer whilst crossing The
Equator and is mistakingly returning South
ward.
Farmers in this section are very backward,
owing to the lateness Of the season.
Father Treacy has given us service three
Sundays iE succession. he generally delivers
q forcible and touching lecture, thus remind
ing us Of our human weaknesses.
Our statistics record good health which can
rightly be accounted for-the abslaining from
strong drink. joyously learn that our mer-
chant, 5. g. Thompson. contemplates dis
continuing the sale of liquors. likewise
learn that the citizens Of Charlotte Hall have
organized Temperance Association" which
is having its merited success among the people
THIS reminds one Of "Religious liberation. ,
Some assert religion should not take part in
Graduating this evil. On this shall not pass
Judgment, hut refer it to a more meriiorious
umpire. But certainly intemperance has
abased many an exalted mortal who other
wise would have played a conspicuous part in
his eountry's service. And yet they 90 on
INDUCING in lnordinate drinking, thus bring
ing sorrow and Indulgence upon their families
and mourning the wrath Of heaven upon them
selves But, alas whea too late, they see
then the PERCEPTIONS guilt, the impossible ehasm,
intervening between them and Abraham's bo-
som. Would 10 God the drunkard could pic
ture to himself the ghasily, senseless, diabOli-
cal aspect so e0nspicuously evidenced in the
eountenance Of the toper lfso, feel assure |
tina the would never again excessively parlici-
pate 10 the DEVILS potion.
Fearing less intrHde upon your limited
space, MessrS. Editors, salute you, rals. l..
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-04-12

We clip from The Baltimore Amsrse0u .h.
s,ooliosing notice Of the late J. Calvert SpiIer
spilsr spent some time in this county
ana ouriag his sejoHTn made many friends
VINO All sincerely regret his early death
ar. J Calvert Spiller, son OF the late
Edward ". Spilier, gentleman prominently
connected with the interests Of this eity. died
Yesterday al his residence. AZ Harlem avenus
~ the thirty-fouFth year of his ace. He
graduated at the Virginia Military Institute :,
Lexington IN Jaly, 1870, when only twen,x-
one years Of age. he took very high stand
~ an ofhcer and student, being particulars
nofed Tor his skill as 3 tsetician. Among his
friends he developed all the qualities Of Jnind
ana heart which made noble eomrade. As
profession he chose the Geld Of a civil engi-
neer, and Immediately after Graduation vas
prominently connected with the survey Of this
city re was next engaged In the constrnc-
ION OF the long bridge az Washington, upsn.
the completion o. which he was engaged IN
the location Of the Southern MARYLAND RssI-
Eead- HIS last engagement was with the
United Siates Geological surveys west Of the
Tooth meridian, under Lieutenant George N
Wheeler. In this work Mr.. SpiIler manifest
Ell IN pre-emihent manner his Fitness for his
profession, and remained with the expedition
tsurvevI until IL was dishanded. during A
period Of nearly five years. In the wear lssi
ne contracted Tor and built nine miles Of the
Somerset aud Cambria Railroad, n hrsneh
OF the BaltimOre and Ohio. His funeral will
take place on Wednesday next from the Euia1x
Place Baptist Church.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-04-12
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Orphans Court of st. Mary's County, Set :
Feb. ~, 1888.
ORDERED By the Court, That Dauiel E.
Graves administrator Of
j. JACKSON GRAVES,
late of st. Mary's county, Nd, deceased, give
the notice required by law to the deceased s
creditors TO exhibit their claims aud that the
same be published once week for six success
siTe weeks in the St. Mary's BEACON.
Test JOIN B. ARRLL.
Register ofWills for st. Mary g county.
NOTICE.
in pursuance Of the above order, hereby
give notice that have obtained from the Or
phans' Court Of st. MaFy's county, Maryland,
letters Of administration on the personal es-
tate of j. jackson Graves, late of said county,
deceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased are hereby notified to exhib-
IL the same with the proper vouchers attached
thereto 10 the subscriber, on or before the
LIST day Of Sept, 1883, they will otherwise
by law be excluded from the benefits ofthe
said estate. All persons indebted to the de-
ceased are requested TO make immediate pay
ment 70 the subscriber.
DANIEL E. GRAVES
AdministI aior.
March /, lss3-6w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-04-12

We are indebted 10 the ERferpyiss for the
information, that there was quarterly meet
ing Of the trustees Of this institution on We'd
nesday Of last week, al which Miss A. Eliza
beth Thomas the present incumbent, was
unanimously reelected Principal for the next
scholastic year. Mr.. Richard II. Garner was
elected TO fll the vacancy in the Board Of
Trustees occasioued by the death Of Or. War
ing. The selections for the Free Scholarship
within the control OF the Board was deferred
70 a future meeting.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-04-12

C"n-RnPture-( abdominal hernial be
cured? We most emphaticaily say, YES.
That this part of the body offers no exception
TO those physiological laws which govern the
whole physical economy and il makes not n
particle Of difference whether the age Of the
Rupture is one year or hundred years. For
proof of this send for Il Free Book on Rapture
TO The Excelsior Rupture Cure Mfg Co.,
Ogdensburg, n. Y.