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The Fremont County record., 1883-04-07

Coal Greek elected David Allen, mayor
Henry Lloyd, recorder; and Messrs. Cox,
Kissel, Shu1ield and Hudson councilmen,
The fight was bitter one, and the success
ful Candidates were slected by small ms
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Bishop spalding is expected to preach at
Christ church tomorrow at both services.
In the evening the rite of Holy Confirm
alton will be administered. Seats free, and
all welcome.
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II. T. Blake has been appointed by Mr..
X. w. Oplinger agent for his three tenc-
ments on Harrison avenue, between Fifth
and Sixth streets.
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just receiyed-all styles Of hair goods,
nets of all descriptions, silk thread, hoop
skirts, bustles, corsesg 9dd new styles u
collars. In thirty dayAH will have in my
full stock Of spring Dfkpery goods.
Mrs u J. HUFFMAN,
=
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Mr.. Rudd's machine shop was broken
into, and several articles stolen, on Tues
day night.
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You can now gek blocking which is
insured not to crack tAs>kid leather as the
French dressing does,1r sale at the boot
and shoe store of Adste1t & Co.
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A fow thousand feet-of assorted native
lumber for sale clEP, $is per thousand
Apply to J. l.. HydA otis
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Messrs. Earle g. Pedley are tho Fremont
county sole agents for Reithman & Co., of
Denver, for the sale of aseayers supplies
and material.
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MErHopIsT EPIscoPAL on

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURcu.
Rev. N. A. Chamberlain, Pastor.
Corner OF Main and 9th, streets.
Trusteex-E. T. | ling w. X. Fowler,
A. T Richardson. II. Sartor, Thos. Prescott,
J. s. Bowlby, s. T. Fcrricr.
Services Sunday, II u. m. and 7:S5 D. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings.
Sabbath school 2:3O d. m.
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Go to johnson & Cosl@ good painting,
kslsomining or paper h1hGing vt reasonable
prices. Next to Jcste's
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Me.srs. Harding SDsthsrs have received
several car loads of poking stoves which
they will sell ut botteh figures. Call at the
| old stand, next east of the Mcclure housa
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BORN.

BAKER-In South Canon, on the 3lst ultimo.
TO thewife Of Mr.. Harry Baker, daugh-
ter
TKIMMEI1-At South Tallahassee, Colombo,
ont on the E. n, 2lst Iitimo "a the wife of Mr.. Jo-
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Notice 10 TaxDaverr,

The warrant Qr the collection Of taxes
OF 1882, is nown w hands. You are
hereby notified to <p6ke payment Of same
51tf ". Fl. HARRIsoN
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Captain W. II. Green, United States tim
ber agent for the Pueblo, Leadville and Del
Norte land districts was in town this week.
This gentlemen was resident of Cafion
about twenty years ago.
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Miss Maud Garfield gave pleasant tea
party on Friday of last week, in honor of
the Misses Smith, who expect to return
to their home in Rosita.
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The new board will be: Mayor Cooper
Recorder Skeele, and Aldermen A. Sartor
George r. Cassidy, Il. Jeske and Charles
Pauls.
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Mr.. w. A. Rice sold his two lots on
Greenwood avenue, between Ninth and
Tenth streets, to Messrs. Morrison G. Gu
maer.
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The Parlor Orchestra treated the social
club, on Wednesday night, to some new
dance music, which was very fine.
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Rev. ". W. N. Barber is prominent
candidate for the position of school trus-
tee. II is saitl Mr.. John Wilson will not
be > candidate for recollection. Mr Barber
wfl mako good officer.
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Joe Smith, Sheriff of Conejos county,
brought up four convicts to the peniten-
tiary, on Monday. One-Gregorio Munes
had a life sentence.
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Among the Coal Creek workmcn

Among the Coal Creek workmcn who
were present at the ceremonies on Tuesday
night were Messrs. W. w. Wallace, Samuel
Taylor, Samuel Cronk, James Shufiield, F.
M. Hopkins, James II. Hopkins, William
Williams, William Hickling. J. L. Buch-
anan, D. d. Lewis, Moses E. Lewis and
Thomas L. Holt.
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YOUNG cnnIsrIAns, Assoc1Ar1ox

YOUNG CHRIsTIANs' ASSOCIATION.
Held in the Baptist Church every Sabbath
at p. m. Meetings are conducted by
young christians, but are intended for the
benefit Of all. Undcnominational. c. W.
Talbot. President; A. 8. Rudd. Secretary
II. Snrtor. Chairman Devotional Committee.
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Seven cows were captured by Marshal
johnson and impounded, on Wednesday
for running at large and destroying trees
and gardens.
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Any one wishing to farm eight acres
and have the use of two rooms, can apply
to this Office.
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Twenty voters did not cast ballot for
recorder, and three refused to vote for
mayor.
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Stallion For Sale.

bay colt foaisd April 5, 1871, sired by M-rn-
brine star u.ergattsi. he ny M~,nbrino Chief
out Of Lady Fairfield by Illinois He'd Buck.
She could trot In Q 40. First dam by Consed
crate uhoroughbredl. he by Rnric borough
brcdl. out OF Lady Taylor rthorougibrcei) by
tilenco tthoroughbr~dl Ruric MAS by sov.r-
cign.. an Imported Thoroughbred Second
dam by Membrfno Chief Third dam by the
PIewitt. very Gel bratcd Kentucky brood
II 0D0 pounds.
For sale by F. LoBAcH, Florence. Fro
mont County, Colorado. sIss27
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c,aasss1 nisss brahma ess'Yy'als by H E EN- Mo
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Mr.. B. H. Butcher, of the investigating
committee, was the most graceful gentle
man dancer at the hop this week.
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On Tuesday the second Salt Lake
through train passed this place. 1t was q
special, and had on board only some of the
officers of the road and an eastern news
paper correspondent.
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Try sack Of oW patent Snow Flake
warranted to please NIcGEr & MACK.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
A Bargain In Real Estate.

Having moro houses ON my hands than
can well attend to, l win sell several resi-
dences at . very low price for cash or will
sell ON easy payments, one-third down and
the balance time, at one and one-half per
cent. per month interest. This is an excel
lent opportunity to invest in cheap resi-
denccs. Apply to this office. +tf
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The entire net proceeds of the Mass So
cial are to be distributed among few
especially needy families in Gallon.
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Next Monday will be the eighteenth an
niversary Of the surrender of the Southern
Confederacy at Appomatox.
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A set of Fairbank scales will be sold fo
e135 that cost $100. Good as new. Ap
ply at this Office #14t16
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Our gardens are already looking beauti-
fully. In some the grass is as green as at
any time of the year.
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The RECORD may be found on file in the
reading room of the Inter-Ocean hotel,
Denver, for the benefit of such Cafonites
as may visit that city.
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Two live eagles were shipped from Silver
Cliff to Denver this week, and attracted
considerable attention at the Canon depot.
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johnson & Co., put Mr.. Sanders store in
apple-pie order. The kalsonining work
was well done.
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McKissick Is agent\6sf the Thornton
coal, which he will seIpr $3.25 per ton.
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Westlake & FepiSr already find them
selves drifting int3 good business in -four,
feed, hay, grain, Ad%
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Colorado Springs is struggling hard to
become health resort. They can never
succeed without the assistance of Man
itou.
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Wilson Brothcrss truly celebrated shirts
for sale; and measufys taken for their GUS
tom-made and finesf fting shirt in the
world, by [11t1 J. PEABODY & Co.
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Our city is growing so rapidly that be-
tore many months the powder houses will
have to move on, like the retiring Utes
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Any person using water from the Cation
City Water Conipsny for abe purpose OF
sprinkling, without fiDx having obtained
permission 50 TO JSxwiil have the water
shut or from theprepises without further
notice. t11fl ]. II. PRABoDY Secretary.
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Mr.. John Cox changed his mind, and did
not move his family into the Oplinger res
idence,
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Mr.. J. w. Cook, Of Kansas City, is ex-
pected here soon with large lot of fruit
trees, which will be yet out on his ranch,
east Of town,
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A gnin drill will be sold for $40 tina
cost SOS only short time ago. Apply u
thie off3c0 <11t18
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DIED.

uitin,o- Of nncumonia. the infani son MI ~
- Mr.. and Mrs. John o'Brien, aged 10
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SprinAMilknery.

Miss Hemmcrlc Sece1ved this week a
splendid assortment \p9 new style of hats,
poke bonnets, Gowcraf laccs, ribbons etc,
which will be sold on yAgy low margins.
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The military college base ball club has
challenged the Coal Creek first nine to play
game, at this place, on April IA.
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H,e Hlest

HE BEST
Fivc-ccnt cigar N fthe state mt Walters
City Bakery, opposit the Mcclure house.
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The estate of Harry Baker declared a
small dividend on the 31st ultimo. See
notice.
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The board of county commissioners was
in session this week, and so was the county
court
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All the new spd flfscy goods known I,
the business ut WSBsl,s.
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Humorous selection by Professor Baker
at the Mass social.
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Just enough-rain fell on Wednesday to
settle the dust and irrigate the gardens.
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Charlie Pauls was the only aesthetic city
dad elected. His vote was 202.
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Notice to the PnblIc.

Pure apple cider walter's City Bak
cry, opposite the Mcclure house
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,,.s, senslsas Ham wood''' goes with a
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Mass social at Blake's hall on Tuesday
evening next. All turn out.
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The addition to Mr.. George Green's re-
sidence will improve it very much.
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Leave orders for isc with George Lane
at ,aiiI Billiard Parlor' cash O. -four , = mill.
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There were 1886 votes cast at our city
election.
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Keep up your cows, if you have any rc
spect for your neighbors' gardens.
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Ladies'.

We have a choice line-s6 plain and fancy
hanging i,. baskets and a9' pots. Inspee-
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wSaS'. Nsw c"lifo5 Cabbage and celery at
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Thornton coal at $3.25 per ton. Lea
orders with McKissick or ]. H. Peabody.
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If you want AFstf or coal, call on 8. T.
Ferrier, near he$iepot. II
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Helm. Astf
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THE CHURCHES,
BApTIsT.

Z. Il. Sawyer. D. D., Pastor.s
Deacons-Saml Bradbury, J. J. Phelps,
G. o Baldwin.
Main Street, between Fourth and Fifth.
Sabbath sarvices at II .. m. and 80 y. m.
Sabbath school 10 .. M. Prayer meeting
Wednesday ut 7.30 p. IN.
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For Sale,

American and Wiscapsip Weepipg. VIII
lows, Forty-rod hQHi 'vipsgar--not
acettc ncid; Pickis {brine, snd A.
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Measures taken for Mills & AveriIls ia
nous custom made clothing Two hun
dred new spring Eamples just received.
Satisfaction promisAI iw-~evcry instance.
Call carly, and palef Election.
11tf j. n. PEABODY & Co
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EPISCOPAL, (cHR1sr cHuR

EPISCOPAL, (cHRIsT CHURCH.)
Rcctor-Rev. D. G. Pattee.
Corner of Macon Ave. and 9th street,
Vestry-David Caird, 8. W: Jno. D. Free
man j. W; Eugene Weston, Sec'y; Henry
Earle, Treas; Thos. 8. W ellis.
Services Sunday. II =. m. and 7:50 p. m
Sunday School. 2:30 D. IN.
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Rarled MIR.

Mackis. ~
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MnIinerx.

Another car load Of 0harter Oak stovs
just received at AganX. 45-u
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FIRST PREspYrERIAN en-

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. j. w. Partridge, pastor.
Macon avenue, between 9th and 9th Sts
Elders-John Mack, J. X. Brewster, A.
ID. Cooper.
Services every Sunday at II .. m and !. 30
p. M.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings.
Sunday School at $50 p. m.
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OfI Lnnd For Sale.
A large tract of oil land for sale cheap.
Apply to II. L. Blake at this Office <tf
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Popcorn will be served ut the Mass
social.
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rsy our ~aPls, = oa.s g s,st'i ! MACK.
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CuRRANr CREEK, April 3, 1888.
DEAR SIR-It has occurred TO me that
some from distance might be deferred
from attending our meeting at Kcster, May
s, by fear of q Lack Of accommodations for
the night I will come down with my
wagon, with grub and bedding, and Crib
bic agrees to do the same. So, please have
it stated in the papers that accommoda-
tions will be provided for those coming
from distance" Yours, J. A. EDDY.
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Mr.. Thornton now sells coal at ss.a5 per
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;, Dinner Din every DAY twenty-five cent.
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CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN.

OUMBHNl1AND d FTtkS 3 TEhIAN.
Rev. w. W. NJ. Barber, Pastor.
Corner Macon Ave-, aud Fifth street.
Eiders--1ra II. Lucas. Benz. Curtis, G. B.
Frazier, Geo. Kelso.
Deacon@J. Minor.
Services Sunday, at II =. m. and 1880 d.
m. Sunday School, 9:30 .. m.
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nATIIOIIC

CATHOLIC.
Rev. N. J. Carinody, pastor.
Main Street. corner OF Ninth.
Services second and last Sunday In each
month.
Sunday school every Sunday at p. m.
Sunday school teachers-J. E. Edelin,
Mrs. j. E. Edelin,, Mrs. John NJ. Gilligan.
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y.'s1 T. Ps:sss =; Ns.s:x S r.. S...:. .e.
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Don't buy until you gr{ {-chr prices We
are prepared to make LOWEST rates.
tALLINo Il Co. :.
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Solo by Mrs. DeBois at the Mass socia
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Cattle hIen,s Meeting

Mr.. Ira Mulock was this week the recip-
lent of the following characteristic letter,
which explains itself:
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OilIandFor SaIe

Pigs for sale bxE. scliN
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The Result.

Following is the vote cast at our city
election on Tuesday last
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.cHARTER oAh STOVES AT ]. c.
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Our oil well is now down about 900 fee
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Notice.
A IL. PERSONS desirisg To prr-rmpt land.
n either by nftnv or by making finai pvu-oY
can DO the same before tue undersigned and
save the expense of going 20 the land offcs at
Pueblo. Dec'Rrtion of mention 10 become
made before the undcrsirue.i AcknouIedr-
mcnts. etc. taken. and ali business attended !.
to promptly and accurately.
w H. FELTON,.
Clerk of the District Court OF frenont Co.
once In Front hoom. adjoining Fremont
County Recyrd Once ~
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CITY AND VICINITY.

Solo by Mrs. Lewis at the Mass social.
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District Court.

DtBtr1ct Court.
THE once OF the Clerk cfthe District Court
Il has been removed from the Court house
70 the Front Room adjoining the once OF IN
Fremont County ftecord II
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NEW THfs WEEK.

Charter Oak Sl6Ses al Aasrd'.
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FOR MAYoE
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FOR couScILMEy.

FOR RECORDER.
r. II. Skeele
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-02-01

OYsTER WAR ON THE PoFouAu.-A LITTLE
MORE GRAPH Carr. BRAGol-On last Friday
morning, II vas plata TO see that something
more than usual was on hand. Men. Wbi,e
and Colored, were TO be seen passing in thu
direction Of the River. Soon the Shore was
Picksted from Blug Woods, near the mouth
Of St. Clements Bay, to near CClton's Wharf
distance OF near three miles.
1t seems that the Dredgers had encroached
nearer and nearer each day upon the forbid.
den grounds Of the Tongers until Their actual.
ly dredged over the planted oysters of the
Tongers. Aud many OF the TOngers have
made narrow escapes from being run over BY
Dredgrrs. All this had deeply inceLsed them
aud about one o'clock, they boldly and brave.
ly rushed TO the front, gun in hand, and
the firing began. At first, the Dredger,
seemed 10 think or act as they thought IL 4
joke, but they soon found il 10 he a rather
rough one. Each volley from the shore sen
forth thirty or more bullets and saugs and
missiles in the fo>m OF 4 inch bar iron cut II
"~~N@N~ sN9 NfNS AFeAs taA0 ttCT OTEukt Eul
OF oysters and the Gre was 50 hot that the m er
could not remain At the wheel. 80 the Capt.
finding the men had len their post and taken
refuge IN the hole Of the vessel, cut the DFedg,
rope aud make his escape, leaving the 6redg,
behind. One man l. said to have been wound
ed, perhaps mortally.
Ths aeet disappeared quickly, aud wher
last seen, were making double quick time il
the direction Of Baltimore On the next dav
(Saturdayl there was some picket firing a
long range. since then all has been auie
along the line.
Aciive preparations are being made, a ",
learn, for renewal OF the attack in a feu
days, both parties having sent to the cit,
after munitions Of war.
So says ihe Country Bay.
p. 5. The DrCdgers only returned on,
Gre.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-02-01

Cases OF Small PoE, writes s.. Inigoes
correspondent have been reported a. existing
on several Baltimore and CrisieId boats an-
ehored IN Smiths Creek In this county. La
ter information is to the effect, that the Cap
iains OF the boats did not larry long after as
ceFtaining the character Of the disease they
had 10 deal with and soon weighed anchor for
their respective homes. Persons on the Wa
ter courses and other routes of public travel
in this section cannot well be too particular
in their association at this time with travellers
from abroad or watermen from infected places
Be cautious in this and get vaccinated at once.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-02-01


The Board met ut Aims House, on Tuesday,
January 23rd, inst., present, Messrs. Jones,
Canter, Shermanline and Blain. The read
ing aud adoption Of proceedings Of previous
meeting was pOstaoned. The Board then
proceeded to examine the condition Of house
aud inmates. and found The former neat and
orderly, the latter, comfortable AID consented.
The Treasurer was allowed to expend the sum
OF $40, 10 furnish two smallpox patients with
clothing, theirs having been destroyed to pre-
vent the spread Of the desease. The Aims
House account: Of ?. H. Bond for $205 %.
for quarter ending, December slss, 1882, was
passed for Sls5.40 the deduction Of $40. 50
being amount expended for necessary cloth
ing for inmates, which the Beard concluded
Mr.. BOnd under his contract should have fur
nished before ahe expiration OF his term a
Superintendent. The Clerk was ordered 10
have the chimneys at Aims House 6xed 20 rs
20 prevent them from smoking, provided the
same could be done, with guarantee Of efici-
'ency, for SO. The Clerk was further instuct-
ed to procure half dozen pillows for pAuper
inmates. On motion, the Board adjourned 20
second Tuesday in February.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-02-01
local Correspondence. I

CALIFORSIA, Nd, Jan. ~, 1889.
Aessrs. Editsrs While perusing the COL
umns If your paper, have never yet come
in contact with single line from this neigh
bOrhood. and fearing that you will bring in
your verdict (if you have not already PASSED
Sentencel that we are a sleepy, undeserving
people, beg just a tiny space in your COL
umns that We may emerge from our mono,O-
ny and place ourselves among live and ener-
getic people.
One would readily imagine from the name.
California, that we are not wanting in any
particular degree Of perfection, as the name
naturally suggests abundance and riches, bat,
Nessrs. Editors, you are well aware there is
bat little in Q name. The sweetest flower by
any other name loses none Of It's beauty or
fragrance. Now, while would not have You
thiak that am trying to detract one thing
from our "villa," am persuaded that We
ara too often over estimated by persons who
have never paid us q visit.
There is a certain degree Of sleepiness in ev-
cry neighbOrhoOd, and nature has not been
sparse in dealing TO us our share Of IL. Per-
haps the dull weather has great deal TO do
with il. One would readily imagine 50, for
we have not been thaWed by the suns genial
rays for-well, can't pretend to state, thas
been % long. We must have something 70
blame for our. impertectiOns, and can aitri-
butte IL to nothing now bat the unfavorabIe
weather.
We have had very little sickness in our
neigh6orhoOd this Winter, . blessing no, ex-
tended 70 all others Of our county. so farwe
have not single case Of diphtheria TO report.
Thanks 70 PrOvidence We have been sDured
the blightiRg influences lha, follows this fatal
disease.
Judge crane:rwe are happy to report, i very
much better. He has had long and tedious
spell II illness, depriving the neiRhborhoOd Of
bis cheering presence, as he seems TO carry
sunlight and harmony wherever he goes.
Just 80 sure as we see him coming, We know
he has glad tidings and kindly gressinr for
rs. We are thankful beyond expression that
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-02-01

The irregular trips Of the Washington aud
Norfolk STEAMERS to Cornfeld HArlDor Wharf.
sahieris merchants and shippers Of oysters 10
considerable Inconvenience. Ice and fogs are
the reasons assigned for non-arrivals. The
beautiful sun peered ont from behinl n pass-
ing cloud to-day, aud his all-iuvigorating
rays cheered Us ''as leaping fountains In q
dusty way" cheer the heart Of the thirsty
and tired traveller. The dreadful disease, iiph-
iberia, Is causing tears to course down the
cheeks Of devoted parents and aff.clionate
friends rs the newly made graves in the old
churChyard near by, attest. When said disease
will take its 6nal departure remains concealed
IN the womb ftime. May the Great God who
hath declared himself no respecter OF persons.
send soothing balm TO the hearts Of the be-
retved. Grieve not. afflicted friendsl Your
little ones have gone 10 join the shining hcsts,
and Il behOOVss you to lead those len you as
ChriS'iantb in Bunyan's Progress, did her
children, 10 che PathUsy to Heasen. News
exceedingly scarce-sO excuse breTiiy.