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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-05-03

Here sna rh.rs.

Here ans EneFe.
Tnesday vas May-dsy.
Gardens are very baskmArI.
The annual aloctisn far T'osvn ess,,nYs,is-
si0nrss takes place next Monday. a
Mss Elsa g0mi,s of tlse skill sIivfr;oe. Z
visiting friends in ihe village
May D@5si0ua win Is held every even
ing u 81 ~ ys's.l Church E !, pm.
Miss NanBie fenwiek. Ola n tho moat
pheasant nad attgefiFe VI our village bellies.
L daos a visit s. baliinore.
Peach I'D apg|le trees are n fun lslosnsr,.
II < expected that there win b tue fruit
Yield IN our couniy tilia Gail.
A Young s0n 81 1rr. Hiram @. Bland vas
accidcntalIy A1lek neaF llle &c wikls hase-
Lall bot % M0ndaY Last aud received nrite
a painful wvgnd
Our Town Correspondent. understanding
that hc wiil he s'axed'f u be Is rs4 more
careful. u ~ much Aiaxfertal on acessinf a Il
that b. begs 70 he excused from duty fjr
this issue.
n suhnEFilleE writes q request tas To pub
iish tie sfen CsnIlnanrlnenfs' asa rers
item. He zays that kFeaEInany people q
MS tAE4 1AAstAAtA& = fAA 6t&Ek tl MfAN& N8HBft
"f them. or having beard. 70 haze fvrg.,t-
ten them.
We were pleased Ii notice that Mr.. Jas.
h. Thomas o. Valley Lee, rumoFs Of whose
late indispnsition have from time 70 time
reached w, Is again out. He was on a visit
% our village Oa Tuesday last and appeared
TO he in his usual good health.
We are glad 10 notice that Dir. Abel. our
p0Iite and 0i5liging Register Of Wills. Il
again visiting biz Office, though II must be
admitted that he makes slew progress IS
walker. His trsgtbl0 il rheumatic one,
which has kept him pris0nag to his room
far the past month o. more.
Wehanr Of doubts seing expressed among
our farmers as 20 the qua ify u the sseli
corn in our county. They say that tins wet
season last fall, kept the corn growing until
il was checked BY frost, and that much 81
il being pulled aud h0glsed be0e 10 was
dry. viii Dut sprouts
We understand that our young friend.
Mr.. Willie Combs, leaves to-day, - seek his
fortune in. Baltimore. We know IL no ollc
whose departure would occasion, a. as at
lenst. more sincere regret. In expressing
nur hnpe that his pathway may ever BE-
stFewn with giole:s aud success CROWN his
every ciF,rt, we but YUice the sentiments d
all who know him.
The rumnr reaches as, that Miss Bessie
Greenwell. eldest daughter Uf Mr.. JAS. O.
Grcenwell, Of Metileys Neck, has entered
the Convent &C tie Sscfed Heart, Manhat-
taRviile, n. Y. Whilst this. If true, win be
sad news Cor her many friends here and
elsewhere, we hppe and trust that the loss
% her family and circle Of acquaintance
nlay prUve Der gain.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-05-03

-AA~~@@ 0AsytA9 - H-tAs Aeee-
.AEesars. Editors As this i . kind Of
leisure day with me thought wonId give
yon little al The news of tins section AZ the
county, and as am not much Of hand az
writing for publication fear shan net
have i IN ship-Shape. NeveFthelesa, shall
put Il down ofE-handed and You en- poliah
u up q yon 50 choose.
Ia the first place, the farmers are very
busy around here doing nothing--that IS
almost as good as nothing---for the wet
weather prevents them. ID is rain, rain,
rain and the land keeps 30 net we cannot
plOw more than half day at a time and
then only at long intervals. However, The
rain is doing rs good in ether ways. The
wheat and grass is growing rapidly and
through the mild although wet weather, we
have : good prospect for an abundance oi
fruit If al kinds notwithstanding We bad
considsFable frost On last THURSDAY night.
The continued damp weather has enabled
the farmers TO finish a nearly 50, stripping
Their tobacco and some AZ them have fnished
packing and shipping. Sending il into
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-05-03

The publishers Of RHtledgs's Monthly ofIes
twelve valuable rewards IN their 4Csthiy for
Nav, among which is the following:
We will give $4,000 in gold 70 the person
telling as which il the shortest chapter in rhe
New Testament Scriptures mot the New Re
yisiOh) by May lRth, 1888. Should two OF
more correct answers he received, the reward
will be divided. The money viii be Forward
ed 20 the winner May 18th, 1889. Persons
trying for the reward must sent 30 cents in
silver mo postage stamps iaken) with theiI
answers, for which they will receive the June
W0Rfhly, in which the name and address ol
the winner of the reward and the correct
answer viii he pnblished, aud in which sew.
erAl more valuable rewards win be Offered
Address, RUTLEDeR PUBLISHING COMPANY,
EastOn, Penna. ssri
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-05-03

From the compendInm Of the census Of $40,
for which we are indebted 20 the Hon. Robt.
VI. McLane, we learn that In st. Mary's Co.
there are 1917 farms. containing 90, sos acres
0f improved land. valued nc SO o09, Sos, with
farming implements and machinery talued ut
$a5 ,637. and live stock valued at $407, l72.
The rnst Of fenring these farms In 1879 was
S2a, 933 the cost 0f fertilizers Purchased in
same year was S6s, 32s and their products
were STl2.5S5. In the county there were
;, 4T4 hOrsrs, 100 mules, 2,a56 working oxen,
2, sS2 mich COWS, 2.s4l other cattle, 6,2SI
sheep and IL, 767 swine. 325TT It's. Of wool
were produced, 1868 gallons Of milk and
1858 lbs. Of butter 0nr farmers raissd
$50, 756 bushels OF corn, II ,3s7 Of oats, 24l
1T rye, l55, GIT OF wheat, I mr. tons Of hay,
O, I03 bushels Of Irish potatoes. 2 ISL Of sweet
potatoes and 4 40, ale lbs. Of tobacco. Our
orchard products were valued at $40 ga
The population Of the county was l6, s34--
whites s24I, colored s69e; s543 males, 1901
females; male children between the ages Of
5 aud II years 3043. females Of same age
1910: yakiug school-going population of
$3.50; males subject TO military duty 1905,
and over 2l years Of age 3643. The real es-
tate o. the county was valued ut 81, l32.4T2.
The personal property at $7lO,s24; total 1T
- s43, 400. On this property there was paid
for State, county and village taxes S37, 2T2.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-05-03

WIN. r. Combs dwelling. located near the
Patnxent rireS In the 9Th district, with the
kitchen and connecting Offices, was destloyed
by IRE on Sunday morning last. II Is not
known how The ere originated, bat il u be-
lieved that il occurred from the falling Of
burning scot In the chimney on the cross
beam, which was Of wood, Of the arch be-
low. Before retiring for the night, a member
of the family, as Eas the custom, no one
sleeping in che room, inspected she condition
Of The kitchen stove, and finding the IRE gone
ozlt or expiriGg, returned 20 the dwelling. IL
is'snpposed that che SCOT in the chimney was
then bnrning, but certainly the Burning vas
MOI sufficiently developed IS THAI time 10 at
tract atssntion..4 About three o'clock IN the
morning Mrs. Combs awoke 20 ana the
kitcllen in foil blaze. From is proximity ~
the main building and Tile position OF the
wind, it was soon made apparent that the
dwelling WAS doonssd. and lhe efforts o. TIE
inmssaes were directed 10 the saving of he
furniture, whirh vas only partially successful.
the rapid progress Of che aanlss enabling them
ca secure the coutenis 81 only tw0 r0oAls. air
FOnhs' l0Ss 10 furniture is fully a thousand
dollars The dwelling was Of brick, was
built In lT40 snd insured In thu MOaigemery
Autn Il for $500.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-05-03
sosnethIns New.

II frequently occurs through the careless
ness OF servantsor By some unforeseen accident
that valuable pieces OF pottery and other house
hold articles are broken. After lamenting for a
time its loss the housekeeper usually throws
the pieces aside as worthless. Did IL never
occur 20 them that these pieces might be
msnded in such substantial way rs 10 rem
der them almost as good as new Such 10 the
fact and the thing that will mend them best
and strongest is "Royal Glue" This glue
thoroughly mends all kinds Of pottery, china,
glassware, leather end wood. If Won break
any thing in the future 90 20 yeur druggist
and ask him for a bottle Of Royal Glue, =
and the article may be made whole again.
For sale by Harry Sp4lding, druggist Leon
ardtoMn, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-05-03

Justice Corcoran to 80 days imprisonment in
tie county Jail, was taken MP to-day before
Judge Crane, and parlialiv heard, the prison
er's counsel tcamalier & Ahelli raising the
point that all the facts necessary under she
act Of 1880 10 confer final jurisdiction on ms
gistratrs In cases Of assanlI and battery, should
ailirmativelv appear upon the face Of the COM
mitment. The States Attorney took issue on
this point, and His Honor decided. that in nc
rordance with tae decision Of Judge Alvey In
a :ase case, Il need not afirmatively appear on
the face Of the commitment that the mapis-
tFaie had jurisdiction, and Femanded the pris-
oner for further proceedings.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-05-03

Aside nom The qaeslionabie fasse involved
- he pesaonal allnsinn made 20 nv IN She last
kaffgTrise, II she fart could b. eeaahliskes sIas
the FEAcoz has . tsfhr0ne' nid fhere 4
s'lsower hshind \, y and nlrsnt aeniIesaan of
leispre, = and not Ourselves. wriiss its snriR
articles how wouid shel show that Henry
uoney by pairing double prgres Tor neaTlv
ererything Ihey.eat ana wear Tbs vnay Re
GOOD logic witt oar brother of ne Eategppise
bat we fail 10 see iis goodness At any
rate u Is sct tie kihd Of AriirSe chat was
taught ns at 10. Sc. Mays, On the con-
tFary. - the MonntaiH irom.sueh premises. a
enaclusion like this was called Ron seenifur.
We still contend. therefore. that our two
coiorrd friends, whose names we have taken
The liberty Of menfianIna. wouId be better Oh
At the end Of each year, ell other things being
equal. IL ihev could buy their clothes and
gr0ceries little cheapeT.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-05-03
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One e. The most simple and Fsadiest netb-
DDS Of loosening 4 rested srTew Il 10 Apply
heat 10 fise head 81 she screw A small har az
rod ofiron, fat a. TIE end. n reddrnea Ia the
Gre and applied for couple or three minutes
70 the hesd 0fahe Fusled srfew, viii, ne soon
rs IL heats The screw. render In wilhdrMwal
as EASY hV the screwdFiver ~ ifit was only n
recrntIy inserted ssTew. As there Il kitch-
en- poker Ia every house, that Instrument, IL
heated nc its extremity. and applied Tor Z few
minutes 70 the screw or screws. will de- the
required work Of loosening. and an ordinary
screw driver will do The rest, without ansing
the least damage, trouble or yexafion al
spirit. In all work above The commou kind.
where ia necessary 10 use screws, and par
tienlarly in hinge work and mounting, fahcv
iasienings, and appliances affixed 30 joinery
or furniture work, we would advise the oiiing
of screws or dipping their points in grease
before driving them. This will render them
more easy 70 drive. and also to withdraw, and
Il viii undoubtedly retard sOr q longer tine
the action or rusiing.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-05-03

The attention of ON reaiers Is called &,
TIE nee adverssgmants ri ehiH week issue
q TIC bEAcox. kead tie new 0sies. re-Fead
tie cd ones and profit ~ al. TITS espbef-
ally Urged up0n ladies cDnteranlafing Eur-
uFHln oar Lesmnrdfnssn MilIinesm an make
sclectiuus hIFm. Balm a J0sses. Hrs. !.
Simms Fenwick ard Mrs.. Bnrsh hare al
received new sock, comprising the latest
and most attractire sfyles. ". hDwpver.
b. mt pretend "a he aile n desryihe either
tie styles ~ bats OF ths hearty 81 the new
dress patterns and " will have n advise
our friends = 81 and examine lor tlem-
saires.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-05-03
G,rIminnl mnffnrn.

Dr. Vim. II. StGne, traveIser NJ peace
warrant issned ri the instance OF II. A. But
Ter, cOlored, had hearing before Justice J0
y. Morgan, on Monday last. The testimony
disclosed probable ground Of fear and the
iraveTser was held 20 bail. lie furnished bail
and was discharged.
81. A. Butler. cOlored charged with cut-
ting timber from the land Of DIR. VIM. u.
Stone had \ hearing on Thursday before
same Justice and was discharged.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-05-03

A. a special meeting Of this body on Mon
day last. tho petition OF Robert Clarke and
wife, asking she suspension Of the sale Of their
Lind tor taxes came up for heariHr, when the
counsel for =. r. Smith, collector, again
raised the qu' stion oEjnrisdiction A lengthy
argument was had upon the QUESTION. after
which the County Commissioners decided that
they had no Jurisdiction to decide upon the
questions raised in the petition, and The cas-,
WAS dismissed.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-05-03

Jud, Crane paid his frs, visit 10 Leonard
town, ,ince hls late sickness, on Tuesday
last Though complaining Of leg weakness
aud still locking pate, he was Otherwise AZ
well, bodily and mentally. Ms we evEr knew
him, and we make this statement after meet
ing and personally converting With him. This
is Our answer 20 the late inquiry Of the Port
TolaCco Tines. His Honor gave as TO un-
dersiand t1at he would make short sea ex-
cursion with his family this Summer. and
upon his return home, would immediatel y
resume the active duties Of bis position.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-05-03
ST. CrEmEEr's BAY. April

ST. CLEMEET's Bar, April 80, 1853.
Messrs Editors Il seems impossible to have
much good weather now, so viii say no
more about it, but will wait-I win not say
patirntly-till IL comes, knowing that il must
come IN the cOnrse Of cvents.
Wheat has suffered greatly from the rain
and cold weather, and il is thought that some
of il il irreparably injured. 10 is certain that
the prospect now is not near as promising as
IL was several weeks ago; but still it is too
early to conjecture the result with any degree
Of certainty.
Notwithstanding the unfavorable weather,
some Of the farmers have begun planting
corn.
haven't get heard Of the tobacco Nv in
this section. Perhaps it intends 10 be gen.
erous this time.
gentleman near here has = COW which is
said TO have "Iost her mind" Is this case
sufficient TO cause the establishment Of an
asylum for bovine insanity?
Sunday was very unfair, which kept some
Of our young men ut home, greatly against
their inclination, expect; but some are so
extremely ardent that no amount Of rain can
exiinguish the FIRE Of their discrimination.
Some young lady must be terribly i'll, ms a
Young gentleman says that be has 10 go al
most every night "to sit APP with her.
uou uONoA VI Jus AfecEIOu. uuI 4
am under the impression that the young
lady sits up too.
II becomes NV sad duty 70 chronicle the
death Of Mrs. Elizabeth Russell, consort OF
Mr.. James Russell, who died on the goth,
inst. She was an estimable lady, beloved by
every one, and her death Is deeply lamenied
She was quiet and unassuming; the height
Of her ambition was the performance OF
the duties Of her home, her devotion to which
she may be said 70 have sacrificed her life. She
WAS consistent Catholic, and she died as
she had lived, a perfect Christian. Her
funeral took place last Sunday a week ago,
and despite ihe Indictment weather, q large
concourse assembled TO attend the remains 70
their fnal resting place in st. Joseph grave
yard. She was first carried 10 the church.
where, after the solemn and imposing burial
service, the Rel. Father Swagers delivered 4
short but touching address. in which he
dwelled on the virtues Of the deceased, re-
commended her to his audience as a model Of
! Christian excellence, and exhorted tll4m AZ
they had admired her living, to remember
her dead by praying for her.
The BTiary Branch was the scene Of quite q
wariike affair last week. Of which guns, pis-
tolls, axes, iimber-trees, brush-fences, &c.
were prominent fsctors. The residents oI
the Briary Branch are an ungodIy, Iawles.
set and capable Of doing anything.
Yours, with respect,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-05-03

DIR. John s. IiiIIopp, Of Upper Marlboro, ,
has established himself at Mechanicsvills tor
The practice Of his profession there and else
where. We know the Doctor Co he most
pleasant gentleman ahd those who have had
work done by him speak in the highest terms
a. his workmanship. Read his card and give
him q call
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-05-03

murderer heeoma HzsnreG. SD nevrr de.
These ST<izgiimr ebofinsers bare sssen heea
tempfsd % Eentla aemaa ~ A. wlth brad
loaded with slryehnfne, bra ~ n&re yoalh-
loaded with bu~k shot. We lave eat nlanT
Of shess birds wishing le ~ hnpsr hunting
grosnd. AID we exiet ~ - 4 Again."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-05-03

The advertisement Of Messrs. WIN. ]. Edelep
h Co. has hpcn received. tut we have heen
cosnFpllee from want Of time TO get il In type
30 hold !, over until our next paper. The
MtssFs. Eaelen ARE opening their Spring aud
Summer stock and will no doubt be glad Of
call from their customers and the public.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-05-03

THE YoLTAIc BELT Co., MARSHALL. Mich.
will send DIR. Dyes Celebrated Electro Vol
ale Belts and Electric Appliances on trial for,
thirty days TO men young or old who are
nd kindred troubles, guaranieeing speedy
aud complete restoration Of healfh and manly
vIgor. n. B.-No risk IL incurred, as thir.
~ days trial Swallowed.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-05-03

Can-Rupture-i abdominal herniA) be
cured? We most emphafiealiy 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 q
particle Of difference whether The age Of the
Rapture ia one year or a hundred years. For
proof Of this send for Free Book on Rapture
TO The Excelsior Rupture Cure Mfg Co.,
0gdensbuTg, N. Y.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-05-03

Mr.. r Eugene wallen. former resident
Of oar village, was ON April 20 ulto ad-
n,it,rd 10 the Annapolis bar. The Annapolis
papers state that Mr.. Waihen passed n m0st
crefiiabie examination. From our psrsolIaI
knowledge Of Eagene we think We are safe In
predicting that he Sill be an uFnameni 20 the
Anae Arundel OF any osher bar that he may
elect Ia practice at.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-06-16

interest, on account Of o, o. y r. H. v.
r r bonds, issued in 1869, These were
bonds already decided VOID by the courts
of the State of Illinois and the |. D, be
cause the law under which they were lSsI'
Ell WAS decided no law by the Supreme
C3ur, Of Illinois. The attorneys OF Mr..
Mason, however, declared that there was 4
law passed by the legislature Of lllnoison
the 9Oth OF April, 1869, which applied TO
these bonds. which were issued May hrst
though as a matter of fact it Is not at all
probable tina, the people of Aurora knew
any thing about that law when the bonds
were issued, Besides, 1t was argued Dy
Mr. Montony, attorney tor the town, the
law alluded to, provided that there should
be thirty days notice Of an election to au-
thorizc bonds under that law, and that was
an imposslbility, when the law was ap-
proved April 2Oth, and the bonds were Is
sued ten days after, viz; May lst,-It does
not seem that there can be any doubt as &c
IuGre Uarlan's decision in this case
| though, # hc decides in favor Of the town
Int is SAID Mason attorneys Will appeal &c
the Suprcme Court OF the United States.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-06-16
from Naltham.

WALTHAM June litn-preson, indie
tons Of a corn crop are untavorable. The
stand is thln buj shows improvement oyer
two week, ago.
II has been cool weather for the dcyel-
opement OF insect life, and as vet no dep
relations have been reported.
Mr. Michael Moriarty has the fines,
patch Of potatoes in the town.
Robert Warrick has the best field Of
corn we have seen III our travels.
Adam Wylle's barn was raisel last
Thursday.
Joseph Lewis Of Homer Is painting
Robert CAIRNS new barn.
\ very pleasant time was had by the
young folks at the residence of Mrs. BrCn-
men last Thursday evening.
Samuel Grove, heretofore spoken of as
having his house enlarged is at present
having it painted. Thos. Height Of Uaca
is Singing the brush.
John MUIR, our worthy assessor, has com
piCied his tramp.
Bedford Fisher mas magnificent bed of
strawberries. The proof OF the pudding is
the eating.
James Allen, the juvenile boy who took
his departure SO suddenly about "A year
ago has returned.
Miss Ida Edmond who graduates az the
Ollvet, Mich, college next week, has re
ceived an urging invitation to act as pre-
ceptress In graded school at Marseilles
Should the people of that place be for.u-
nate enough to obtain her, they will re
celve their reward.
Alex. Wylle, our ex.supervisor, con,em-
plates q trip to Dakota the coming sum
mer. .N
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-06-16
From OphIr

Opnm, June 10Th 's3-Thc past few
days were very healthy ones for corn, c@rs.
ing to grow rapidly.
Billy Mitchell, our genial path master,
is Improving our roads, thing badly
needed
one Of my neighbors has two binders
engaged. | think he will have his hands
Iful. Ny advice Is "look = leedle OUT
Mr.. Foster of Homer Is busy on Adam
Wyles new barn. congratulate a. on
getting as good mechanics as Foster y
Son are.
The hay crop never was heavier than
it IS this year.
Robert Peters new house Is no" finish
ed and Rob has a nice home.
Mrs. Andrew Wcnner's house Is also I'm
ished.
Mr. Geo. Herger is also building an ad'
dItiOn to his house.
c. Zorn will also remodel his house to
some extent. Thus our carpenters are kept
busy.
heard both our village stores run each
other On eggs last week, paying II cents
per dozen. After taking them to La sale
they realized u cents per dozen, making
clear profit of two cents out Of poc"e'.
Twas nice tor the grangers.
John WilIshay has inclosed his garden
with boss picket fence
Mr.. Thos. Gardiner Of Homer has lost,
so far - head Of good steers by bloating.
/ can hardly understand why Gardiner
should lose 50 many while his neighboFs
on each SIDE Of him don't lose any. II
seems to me that there is a screw loose
somewhere, and Gardeners cattle are get
ting a dose. So It seems to me, still | am
no authority on the subject
Never since I have known The place Las
IO'Connor farm looked SO good, buildings
all painted and straight, while the land
looks good and clean. This speaks well
for James McNally, showing he takes IN
terest in his labors.
VIM. Wilkins is erecting large barn
! The wilkins brothers are erecting 1t.
Mr.. John Eek has his house painted
He Is also erecting summer kitchen
making the place look neat and tidy.
Some of our sports went fishing on Mon
day, Pedro among the Number, They
succeeded in catching one fish and killing
snake, twas a good day to fish too.
Mr.. Tom Earring, of Mendota, is dong
the carpenter work on Hcrger's house.
Miss Llbble Coleman WAS visiting friends
in this vicinity last week She brought
the Democrat with her.
Mr., Robert Wyie is gong to Improve
his yard by gravel walks.
Miss Ella Wenner Will 90 TO Iowa soon
to visit her sister
Sam Short has made over : 900 worth
of gopher shoycIs Tor corn plows,
Mr.. C. Zorn goes to Chicago next week
to see Dr. Books.
= Adam Wyle understand, will have {
- DIG dance II his new barn the 4th of July
PEDRO.