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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-01-25

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As Lent 4 hpprsachlur apaer. - sesI enlI-
"a upon 70 saggess that, n shsss Il ass fnn
Or divssiisesnens % hand. Il i ahont line 70
naake some aaossan u regard % Il.
Ifths wsaslsr permits, shsss wHlI Re = nes.-
pflbs msmbers q The n. Il. snd Debahnx
soeiety ns shelr Hall On FRIDAY night ners %
sAscs ofAsfrs. 4 fnII alsendaass 5 desirable.
We are unsbls % aseertln uhe,ber she
fgoposea surpsr fos The bensas Of the sir.es.
Ofonr village i : fact sz-d thlssideofE Lent D.
taa been adjourned over 10 = more remole
dare.
Jndge Csape i able 10 I'll up d bed and 3
e shach improved a laiess srp0rHs 80 % ius
tify hopfs thai be willie OUT an attending
tobasips@ II few weeks. 20 oonFrutu-
bite lIiR - bic eonvnlmeenoa. j
We Bad lhs pleasure q : e.Ii 81 Tnesaay
rssfrOlh Dr. Laslhln. 81 wealhefby, Pa ],
Who q on = visit 70 bis cd hoae 70 sse lbs
Epotllei Ghe b IN faiiiak AsaIsh. The De.
locked 70 be IN admissible keeping.
There ives tneeging Of the Schoel CommIs-
sioners, all tbs members Of the Board present,
es their Office here oa Tuesday last. wehase
no eaiciaiFsPoEtof proceedings. bit isurn thzt
the retiring Board passed over % their sue
cAsoTs al the school assets In fheir chasae,
Sod shag she lataes approved - load as fha
reg Examinsr. shoHow saiefs npon ne Dis.
shatne AZ hfe as,f;es
Capt. Mitchell, Of the Sisaner Leila, arrest
a the Captains u eight Or ten drcdes boats
ID 81. MsF9ss liver Iea da,a 40 fof yiplas-
Jog our oyster laws and hmudsa sheru over Is
the elviI authorities. TIE Offending parli,s
were fined $50 each aud released. And this
leads 70 suggest. THAI he .way not 10 break up
unlavlut dredging Is 70 iuIlose he miaimrnl
and Dot Che mazsmrn penalty % these law
viDlatOFs.
We give elsewhere = complaint 10 regard 10
The careless handling Of our paper by post
ofiice officials, and another has reached rs
from NoFgan<a. Mr. ]. W. 1.athTam writes.
uudef dale o. The 23nd irna6i, 'that ne
package ofthe BsACoEB has ~ vet reached
this Pos'ofHcs." 10th the isBdd's Greek and
MoTg.nza p'ekagts wern prOmptIy aud legi-
Oily directed aad placed IN the LeOpardiown
Pes'Ohiee In proper mailing time on wednes-
n'eht u last week. All we can do Is 10 res
ognlSe The complaints % QUE friends and cali
the aiisnsiou o. the WAsbingtol. PosloiIirs ol
he'als 70 lhese irregularities, which We have
already done. NH}
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-01-25

accompanied u bis esafming and amiab's
little Foss-bA NJ ains0za nnry bis positinn,
hus. pshaw lima woala avail ~ naughs. ana
%, Ike olive 0slask . ihs family e DE
Fsashersione1 We ~ fsscs.i 70 euaes he 10
experirnesd ,sssslsr 81 SIR Our laaiesouss
binnaers p b aznsasiae1 IL TIE eomeas,
''sshe ssoopa 10 80 shs Missaka b
The Kight's
The time 81 euaki1 labor : aow IL
hand. snd silss vseh I've been ierssossss I.is-
inx b. The dar. hssss reursd psruaaneasiAbor.
The searsisV ~ labor n busy seasons a main-
y attributable 20 this dsy sysiem, whseh ne
eeasnsily dfiE&s them 10 other means Of sup
port. because. a. . rule, they 1.-THE lAhosersl
live from had 70 meath. and canaos afEord %
wait foE day calls whieh. cons. opIy a has,
ilsass TIE whsAt enup. ssheu kesaw i lass.
for ron must remember the snow, was look
Ing only moderately wei, the sudden freezes
and thaMs q Deeetnher last havinx done Il
much Injury.
Schools IN this section, excepting No. a
hare = very slim atlendAnce, owing 20 the
iheIsnpul peath&r. "a 81 -
Smallpox Is still hanging on, one CT two
cases being reported in this district
t.ur much. esteemed friend, Col. :. q. Bar
her, has resigned his n.esraHtsl5 post Is shis
village and repaired 20 privAie business.
1hs appointment Of 3 new School Beard l.
still . topic Of discussion. By sons, the ap-
p0intmest is heFAldea with feelings of delight
and they assert thar much good will arise
from the same, while others again bold 10 Ihe
old buard as being pre-eminent. Be this a
IL n@y, yanT correspondence uAin not attempt
% contest, but only express the desire, that
wbatever the polissw q the new Beard, edu-
cation viii. as it shoald, receive their pndi-
vided sEssntiona F91 = " COX
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-01-25


Messrs. Editors = TO crafty the people in
Calverl aud 81, Nary's counties, who have
been sending me urgent requests 70 ''send my
medicines to within their reach. hare ta-
krh this opportunity to inform them through
your paper that their wishes shall hecsmplied
with. | wish 10 slate to those who arc unac-
quain,ed with me and nv medicines, that
am q practising physician Of some ten years
experience, graduate Of the best medical Col
lege in Ameri'a and that these MON SECRET pro-
prietary medicines wire introduced for public
patronage two Years ago for the purpose Of
supplanting some of tie worthless nosirums
now flooding the markets, aud am happy 10
say the victory hts been gained whenever and
wherever thsss medicines have BEEN introduced
The success Of the enterprise from a curative
standpoint has winged us way with nlmos,
lightning rapidity throughout Maryland aud
Delaware, and today my Agne Filiers or Liv-
er Tonic composed Of the pnrest herbs so
combined rs to be used without the slighles,
d..ngerl is pronounced 10 be- nv those who
h I'VE used them, the most powerful Agua aud
n raj Fever Conqueror ever invented by man
r forms being eorder Of the day, this is no
l'ss than one Of the most important, because il
,atlsies want long ielt By the public at large.
Although the chin season is passed, yet this
medicine is invaluable for Consnmptive pa
tlenis. Dyspepsia, Jaandice. Liver aud Kid
ney Diseases. How The same little living
germ called Bacteria that causes Consnmp-
ton Of the Lungs, Is also the cause Of Chills,
Dyspepsia, Liver aud Kidney diseases, and
Populin and Cinehona AlkalOids being the
the two great remedies that destroy the Bac-
terra in the Lungs Of COnsumpaye patients,
are found in DR.. TaylOr's Ague Biliers, and
hence this medicineis used Tor other complaints
than Chills and Feyers.
Merchants aud Druggists can buy my med
ieines Of the Wholesale Druggists, Baltimore,
Nd. Truly, Be.
DE-. J. ZACR TAyLoR,
Oxford, Talbot Co, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-01-25
Local Correspondents ]

hEcHAsiCsxnLE, Jan. 20, 1883.
Nessrs. Editors :--Sinee the beginning Of
the New Year, we have bad severe weather,
and iadging from present ominous appearan-
oes, we are destiasd 10 have much more be-
FIRE the fnal break up ior vtrnai wea1her.
The snow fall Of the ninth and tsnsh was very
heavy, measuring II many places several feet
Travelling was greatly impeded. and those
who were destituse 81 good weod-pilss and
sufficient viands, must have suffered severely.
an who wish 70 perform charitable acfs, and
| trust there are no exceptions, are here re-
minded that time more Orportane could not
be selected
Sleigh-riding IS on the increase, especially
with the woOsng CLASSES. and We not unfre-
queatly notice . turn-out Of or friend II !.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-01-25
80. InIEees' Esews.

Considerable une sinrss Of mind exists IN
consequence of the uniavorabIe reports con
cerning Tire smallpox in b sltimore aud Girls
field, rs several colored mea and boys Of the
distrie, are employed upon boats that make
weekly triPs 70 said places Prddlers from
the former place have discontinued their fIe,
quent trips; and we would advise merrhsn,s
TO exercise judgment and caution as the die
ease shove alluded to is HRnistakably con-
tegioWs one.
Cold, freezisg weather reigns supreme, and
we hear OfspOnsdie eases Of suffering on ac-
count Of the want OF food aud fuel.
A. il was In ante-diluvian times SO u 4.
now. Yea 'sMETying and kisen In mar
rage" is the order Of ID. dag. Even individu-
sis Whose heaas are replsss with ''dsalh'l
blossoms are contemplating an exchange Of
their pressdI state Cor lhe joys aud the sOr-
scws, the blissss and disquisGaaes Or a welded
lilei Oh &c.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-01-25

An interesting point 81 Law has arisen IN q
case before Justice 10. +. Morgan, in which a
married woman, who has been licensed as
Trader, is sought 10 be hound by contracts
made By her In The prosecution Of such bush
Hess. The case WAS elaboFaieiy and learned
ly argued On Monday las: BY Robert @
Combs, Tor Plaintiff, and Daniel G.. Hammett
for Deiepdaat, The Justice has reserved his
decision.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-01-25

tbs VOLrAIc BELE Co., Marshall, Mich.
VIII send DIR. Dyes Celebrated Electro Vol.
tale Belts and Electric Appliances on trial for
thirty days to men tyoung or Old) who are
addicted with nervous debility, lost vitality
and kiadred troubles. guaranteeing speeay
and complete restoration Of health and manly
vigOr. n B.--No risk is Incurred, rs tain.
y dayk sriilisalloxed. VI FETsEg =.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-01-25

A correspondent writing 70 Us from Miles
town 10 The 9Th district, informs ps, THAI Ne.
b. n. S~ann. Of thai secIion, lest On the s,h
instant a very 6ne mare, fEs ysans old
Cause OF death unknown. During the past
five years, the same writer says. Ne Swami
has lost Eve young horses, an average Of a
herse year, and was unable 10 discover the
complaint Of which they died. Within the
SAME period, he has also lOst over City bead
ofsheep before FeahEing any profit from them.
lie Is truly unfortunate iH stock raising.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-01-25


The foIlowing letter viii explain itself.
Though we dislike 90 complain, sin there are
times when fogheanance ceases to be virtue.
The Bndd's crseh package left this Office,
aloag with orr oiller papers, and that il did
not reach iis dessinatson Is 81 due To any neg
leet on our part OF on The part Of the Leon
ardlown possmasssr. We should be sorry 70
Inconvenience our county post-ofRee friends,
out If complains 0f this kind continuc, will
have 10 ask our representative in Congress 10
call upon The Post-osiice authorities in WASH
inR,on and request thas some special iufor-
nation in regsla 20 the whereabouts Of Buad's
Greek P. o. be transmitted to the DELINQUENT
r. N. The following ID the letter. which. We
promise, from responsible and reliable
source:
BUDS CkEEK, 81. Nary s CO., Nd,
Jan. 10, 1883.
Mesars. Editors 81 am iRf0rnasd there 4 4
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-01-25


NA- The second part OF ''The Belle Of Aus
trAIl&' appears In lie Febvaary snumbsr Of
Ballous Magazine, aaa the author, Mr.. WIN,
b. ThOmes, who wrote The Gold Hunters, -
"Life in the East Indies, and 20 forth, APP
pears to have got bis hero IN 4 very uncom-
Portable position, surrounded by policrs..en.
with a web woven around him which he will
find hard to break. We see no way TO e.
cape. ItsPPsars-b be marry or nm aares,,
and We do not know which he will CHOOSE,
Beside The Belle there are such nice matter n.
The Lakes Of Maine, .Af,srA New YeaF's Par
y, Through Faith. The Bleak World. The
Path that Leads Ne Back to You, The Haven
Of Rast-Nasic, Among the Heather, gPriva.
terrs Of the War of.lsl2, Ny Little. Lsss,
Early Atlantic Steam Navigation, and the
Cruise OF the SapaRnaA, The Trysting Tree,
The Little COquette, Emmeline's Goslings,
Nellie, The Engineers Story, Between the
Nails, The Waves Of -Ola ocean, Sea.Fnse.
HOrse-FIesh, Battle Bird, Pe-Conk-Tuk.
When the Stars are Merry Fwinkling, Ru,h-
Ven's Puzzle Page, The Iiousekeeper, This
Ladies' own Page Editorial Notes, Curioui
Matters, Things Pleasant and Osherwise, 0ui
Picture Gallery.
BAllou's is published at % Bawley Street,
Boston, at only $3.50 per year. or Is cents a
siRgle copy. II your newsdealer does not keeE
il, ask him 20 order il, aaa he VIII Do So o.
send 10 cents for the January number, and SCI
what a nice family magazine it is. Ii hand.
somely illustrated.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-01-25

report IN circulation in Size village 81 Chapli-
. ihst this possofire bra hren Feusovsd 90
Canada and ahe l. ~ in aafd riglaaa ileliev-
M re report 20 heafse 1QFwaFded @saF laai
f.aeksge a papers - his o1'ee % ed coun-
A'e wefe dlsnea 10 believe lhe rsp0ri 4
lliale iaks o. ~ part 81 oar inlbFtaani but.
- ille uteNng package has neseK CONS 10
hsnl, We ihclins - Tie otslnioa that ohr
nelghbofiuk 2. y really helievss car posi-
cree removed - shr al6ssnid rDanfFy, and
has forwarded eur package there.
s Foa desire year papers % reach this g.
Zee, think Is wonid C. vel f6r yon 70 re-
mind the g. at Ohapsieo e Bis er,or
thr0ugh the eplnma a yoaf Fonr gatser.
FeTy respectfaiiys &C.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-01-25

- An article 50 fAvOrably known as
Halls Hair Remover needs no words Of praise
from us. 1t has won its way to the highes,
favor IN the public mind, and naltiiudes who
have vainly used other preparations have,
on trying this, been made glad BY the speedy
restoration osabundant locks As In the days
Ofyouth. 433h l#
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-01-25

L is the custom Of All who can alsavi Il 20
make presents 20 friends and lorea ones a
least once year and = real good habit II Z.
The only matter that boihrrs giYeTs 4 What
to bay. VI come 70 the resrne, and suggest.
is there anything more useful than = snit far
your boy or husband. especially hen you
can get quality, ST. and the lnwess nsires in
the State from G. = Oehm & Son. klanover
and Pratt streets, Baltimore, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-01-25

Messrs. Editors-Please announce ar. Z.
HiCANTER as . candidate tor reseleetion 70
the Iower branch o. the next General Assem-
bly, Of Maryland subject 20 tie fepuhliean
nominating convention, and SAY that he viii
receive TIE undivided support Of the voters u
Dec u. lss3s LeOnardiown District.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-01-25
ron THE LEGISLATURE.

hessrs Editors az the Beacon --wesu9res,
that II Mr. a BURROUGHS eau be lre-
vailed upon 10 become candidate Cor a seat
in the next Legislature Of Mar ksmd. I'VE BE-
lieve that ke would make an able represenss-
tive and reiieet much credit 70 the Old snsr,-
" Of 81. Nays. Ia making This suggestion.
we bee lesve 70 say that Ns Burroughs 4
net q uian Of great chow, but ne know aim
90 posRese amrnd superior 70 the nscsf Of saeu
and ne regard him N man &C abilisT. hrn.
or, integrity and in6senen. n
Aeg "a, 1852. CHAPrrco.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-01-25
FOR SHERIFF..

MEssRs. EDHoRs:-P Please anncDuce GEO.
BENNETT DENT asa candidate for Sheriff =,
tile eieslion IN 1883. Ar. Deaf 10 well-knCwu,
and We feel ce.tain thai tilis annouucea,s,,s
and his el kctioa win met the appreciation 81
all, irrespective Of party s.
Sept q, lSe7-te. lsFAxD 2xp DissRrcrs.
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FOR SHERIFF.

Aessrs. Edltors:-Pl easeannounceM JAS
n. ALVEY as a Republican candidate for th
next Sherinalty nndsay that he will relieve
the cordial support Of
Nov a. 1851. Tar PRopx
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-01-25
FoR STATES ATTORNEY:

Messrs EdiioFs-Pleasea ANNOUNCE Nc. DAN
I'LL q. ia nMETT as candidate for re-
election as States Attorney AZ The. ensuing
election. and say that he will be warmly sup-
ported By his friends and the people general
Jan 4, 1888, MANY voTERs,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-01-25
NOTICE no oREDIrOBs.

Orphans Court OF 81. Mary's Couniy, SCI:
Nov. Z, 1882.
nRDERED by the Court, Thai 10. r.
NJ Morgan, administrator Of f
Jos. TRAvERS.
late Of st. Mary county. Nd. deceased, give
the notice required by law 70 The deceased :
creditors 20 exhibit their claims and that the
same be published once week for six success.
sive weeks in the 81. Mary's BEACON. M. f,
Test: J0Hx b. ABELL, ~,
Register Of wins for st. Mary ssDnniy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-01-25
Notice

In pursuance Of the above order, /, hereby
give notice that have obtained from he Or
phans' Court Of 81. Mary's county, Mary land,
letters Of administration on the personal e.
tate Of Joseph Travers, late OF said county.
deceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased are hereby notified 20 exhib-
IL the same with the proper vouchers attaches
thereto 10 the subscriber, on or hsfare the
by law be excluded from the benefits of .,he
said estate. All persons indebte1 70 the de-
ceased are requested 20 make fmfE diats pay
ment to the Subscriber. S. ~ 50 u
ita na17 10. F. MORGAN,
Administrator.
Nov 8, lse2-6w.
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FOR RENT.

a-A fns Iineof Cashmere fbr Men ana
Boys wear At the BIG Known STORE.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-01-25

The iavprs q ''Genar and s'nessis'' woe
received ipa la's iOr iasersion Il shh vask's
issue. TAey vilIbo,h sppuar = our next.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1883-09-26

stranger as he walked directly up to q
business man on South street yesterday,
"l am strictly business. $50 am !. "
Good! believe every man should fur
nish money for his own tombstone. y
$50 do l." "Good, again! / want to
raise $50 to pay for stone to stand at
my grave What assistance will you
render the enterpriseP ! want busi'
ness answer" "You shall have it, sir
| will aid the enterprise by furnishing
the corpse" The stranger hurried OIL
without even mentioning the sort OF ep-
itaph he designed having engraved on
the sacred stone.
One of the Kansas postmasters is
more than pleased with the new official
order. He says: when the wife of the
first or second class postmaster officially
requests him to beat the carpet, or
weed the onion bed, or whitewash the
back fence, he can draw out and read
Postmaster General Greshams order
forbidding first or second class post
masters from absenting themselves from
their offices. Then he can 90 out from
the sheltering roof of his domicile alb.
sorbed in the beautiful thought that
there is no cloud without o silver lin
ing"
"Get me an Indian to paddle?' asked
lady whose daughters were urging
her into canoe, addressing white
boatman standing by. "Yes'm," was
the civil response, "I'll get you that tall.
good-looking one you see over there y
II don't care about his looks said
madam, with cool hauteur; What
want is Indian skill. "Jest so, marin, J"
answered the conciliatory Brother Jon
athan; land thar you hev skill, with
looks and eddication throwed in. His
folks is mighty likely folks for lngins,
and you will find, marm, that that
fellow talks es good English es you or
me-.
Overhead at bedtime upstairs in one
of the summer-resort hotels. Said she
Yes think she intended it. She saw
was looking very well, and she has
two daughters of her own; horrid things
they are, too. They were there that
night She can't get them of, with all
her money. Well, | came in; and my
hair took me two hours, assure you.
1t lay, Just as | wanted it, along my
forehead, She rushed up to me with a
fan as big as barn door, and com
menced tanning herself as if she were
worked by steam: MY dear child, how
nice you look, But now hot it is!
Where is your dear sister, 1t was
regular hurricane; my hair flew about
in all directions. caught glimpse
of myself in glass; was fright. |
might have been getting myself up for
Opheia in the mad scene. | could have
choked the old cat know she meant
it. One Of her charming daughters had
claret punch spilled over her light silk.
1t was ruined. That was some con.
ISOLATION, anyhow
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1883-09-26
TO The West.

There are number OF routes leading tc
the aforementioned section, but the direc,
and reliable route is via Saint Louis and
over the Missouri Pacific Railway. Two
trains daily are run from the Grand Union
Depot, Saint Louis to Kansas City, Lcavcn.
worth, Atchison, st, Joseph and Omaha.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars Of the very
fresl make are attached to all trains.
At Kansas City Union Depot, passengers
for Kansas, Colorado, New Mexico and Cal
lt1rnia connect with express trains of all
lines.
At Atchison, connection is made with
express trains for Kansas and Nebraska
points.
At Omaha, connection is made with tbt
Overland train for California.
This line offers to parties enroute to th,
West and Northwest not only fast tim,
aud superior Accommodations, but beautiful
scenery, as il passes through the finest por
,ion Of Missouri and Nebraska. Send fo
illustrated maps, pamphlets, &C., of thi
line, which will be mailed free.
q. b. KlNNAN, +. CHANDLER,
Asst Gen1 Pass. Agent. Gen' Pass Agent
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1883-09-26

A mild rebuke: An Austin teacher
overheard one of the larger boys in the
class whispering to the boy below him
that the teacher was a donkey. The
teacher did not get angry at all. He
did not seize the boy by the collar and
draw him over the desk where he could
get at lin conveniently, All the
teacher did was to remark pacidly
Harry, | shall mark you deficient in
natural history because you cannot dis.
tiDguish me from n donkey. - Te1as
SiHin1s.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1883-09-26
Fishing at the Flats,

They have every data about fish
ST. Clair Flats. The boatmen have
it figured down so fine that nothing
left for tho IMAGINATION TO work on.
asked one of them how many fish he
imagined passed up the government
canal perhour, and he promptly replied:
Il don't imagine anything about it
| know The number is exactly 3, 200
per hour. Twenty-four times that gives
YOU the correct figures for day, and
if you can multiply that by 365 days you
have the number for year.
But won't those figures varyP"
"No, sir not vary. If you think
they do, prove it, y
"What is the average catch per capita
of people who come up here to fish,"
"Seven three-pound bass and three
four pound pickerel v
That is, if they hire one Of your
boats and 90 outP'
Certainly. Under other circum-
stances they never catch a fish.
"Do YOU believe that fish ever sleep?"
mo, sr-not if there is any biting to
be done. If you should stand on the
wharf here and fish 1 presume the fish
would 90 to sleep all around YOU.
''lf should go out and catch a hun
dred pounds of bass and pickerel could
dispose Of fifty or sixty pounds any
where up hereP"
"Yes, sir We always pay ten cents
per pound for all over fifty pounds
weight. | would give you a draft on
New York"
How large fish did your ever see
caught up here?'
He weighed exactly thirty-four
pounds. That is, don't mean the
sturgeon hauled in here every day or
two We don't count them. This was
pickerel.' "
"Do those who 60 out to fish ever
catch any small ones?o
Never. The limit is two pounds. ~
"a suppose people sometimes 90 out
and do not get a biteP"
Never heard of such case, sir"
'ls there such a thing as good or bad
luck in fshingY'
"No, sir, II is always good luck
"lf ! should bring my own lines and
bait and boat, would catch anything?'
mo, sir, You could count on being
upset and drowned"
'Do fish bite out Of curiosity or from
hunger?'
From sense Of duty, sir. They
desire to see our investment here grow
and build up"
"You were speaking Of sturgeon. /
a sturgeon is hooked will lie make
run for il and tow the boatp"
He will.
Would be certain of a tow il
went out with you?'
Certainly. We couldn't do bushes
here II We could not guarantee such
triflng matter as that
When we returned at dark, and
charged him with the fact that hadn
even had nibble, he coolly replied.
Certainly not; supposed you wen
out simply to see the country, and there
fore didn't go near any of the iishin.
grounds, The wind was also in th,
wrong direction. 1t was also too lat,
In the day, Fiohingl Why, II yo,
wan TO catch fish come up here 10
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