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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-03-24
Commissioners Notice.
LUMBER {!

in tho Circuit Court of jefferson County,
West Virginia, in Term February 18th. 1885:
JO6EfH w. TRUSSELL. C. w. Trussell. MIN
rod Frt:ssc3l. 4 G. Giddings. assignee of Lord
& PnckhTrt, and Forrest ". Brown, Trus-
tee, tiaintiffs.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-03-24

JOEEtH w. TRUSSELL. G.. w. TruBEell. MIN
rod Frt:sscIL. r. G. GiddinTs. assignee of Lord
q PnckhTrl, and Forrest W. Brown, Trus-
tee. Plaintiffs,
JOHN T. TKUsSkLt. Fannie c. Trussoll. Fret
National Bank of jefferson ut Charlcstown.
Thornas W. Davis. Fl. O.. Tdthott. Bank Of
F. W. Brown. Trustee Of the jefferson Coun-
ty Building Association, No. 4. DAnicl z.
Shiplcy. Henry W. ROanc aud Daniel X. Ship
ley; Jr.. trading ms Shiplcy. Roano & Co; n.
Zicr & Bishop Thomas j. Littleton. Robert
n. and Edward Mugruder. trading as T. J.
Magruder & Co.: Lloyd Logan and Samuel
Logan, trading as Logan & Bro: w. and +.
Allen: trading as w. s. T. Allen 8 Co.;
Ring s. Son: Samuel E. EgeTton and Henry
s. Belt, trading as Samuel 4. Egertou & Co;
Aubrey Pe0rre, E. v. Short ndJ. NJ. Fisher.
trading as Pcarre. Bro. & Co.; David s. Stern
and Jacobs. Cohen. trading US Stern & Cohen;
P. T. George, $. E. George and Josiah j.
George. trading as P. T. George & Co.;
Samuel lteidclberger and Nathan Schloss.
late trading as HcidclbcrEer & Schloss r.
A. Graichen, Charles r. Lord. +. j. Pack
ham and Peter G.. Leurwcin. trading as Lord
Il Packham: John c. BGrklcv and Albert a..
Hassen. trading Hs Bnrkley Il Hasson James
Clement. Asher We'll. Thomas w. Ball. ira
ding as Clement. We'll & Ball Henry Rel
man. Howard Reiman and Joseph Fl. Reinan.
Jr.. trading ne Rciman Bros. & Co.; George
Blome and George j.. Blorne. trading rs
George Blone Sc Son p; 7. J.. Tinslcy, Charles
y. Tinsley. James f. Tinslev aud Alex. Il.
Tinsley. trading Us T.. l.. Tinslny & Son R.
w. Cater. w. j. II. Waters, w. NJ. PaZOn,
james McMnrry White. james ~. Gator, T.
P. Gator and George Gator. trading as Arm
strong. Gator 6 Co.: William H. Adams,
irving a. Buck and Charles F.. Berry. ira
ding as Adams. Buck &c CO..; w. F. Lippitt
and B. G. Washington. trading as Lippitt q
CO.; Alberto YcrOy, trading as VERIFY Il Co.;
James Carey. Charles Bangs and John W.
McClcary. late trading as James Carey d Co.;
Richard Wood, George v. Allen, Henry Hem
dcrson. Samuel p. Goodwin and Richard W.
Bacon. late trading as Wood. Bacon q Co.;
F. Freidenrich and Aaron Freidenrfch, ira
ding ne Frcidcnri:h IS Son; William T., En-
gene. Joshua aud Leonidas lowering, trading
as E. lowering IL Co..: A. ". Landaner. tra-
ding as A.. NJ. I.andEneT & Co.: john J.
Haines. Levi II. Small and Eugene D. Robin
son. late trading us Haines. Small Il Robin
son; AlonzO C.. Mather. trading US a. C.
Mather e Co.: William E. Arnold and Joseph
w. Marshall. trading as Arnold Marshall j.
Co; Joseph Fink, Henry s. Fink and Rufus
Woods, trading as Fink, Bro. il Co.; Lord q
Robinson, j. B. Dent 81 Co.. Russell d
Sons. Arbuckle Bros, Stevenson & S1insiuff,
Thomas c. Else & Co, Bird & Weems, G. s..
Griffith d Co.. and George Baylor and
William l.. Wilson, Trustees, Defendants.
IN CHANCERT.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-03-24
State OF West Virginia,

7. A. NOOKEI1
Clerk of County Cont.
March p. 1885. Free Press e Reg. COPY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-03-24

Just received a full line of n. ". A. Sim
- mons Liver Regulator. the Great Mexican
Female Remedy. T''Chi!Iarine." for ChilTs.
Fever. and Neuralgia. Teethina. the great
fantum.- &c. in Children. also excellent for
tcething Children. Circassfan Cream. for re-
moving Pimples, Freckles. SunDurn, Ring
word, &c.
Large supply of Pure Paris Green and Lon
non Purple. Persian Insect Powder, Black Flag
Insect Powder, Fly Paper, &c. at
DR.. CHAS. z. PRATTS
March "a. 1855. Drug Store, Main St.
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T.. 4. o
Clerk of County Court.
Mar. u. 1888. IF. P. and Reg. CODY. |
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II HAVE also taxed the Agency for KINGS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and am pre-
pared to 1t any CJe that needs assistance from
glasses. SEC T. LIGHT.
A n selling the only CORN PLASTER that
"a will benefit and not lnjure.
Tsbr.arys $. 1885. r. P. eopy.j
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-03-24

Mr.. T.. "a. Marshall retires from
the Grafton Standard, and is sue
ceeded by Mr.. John II. Holt.
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II ANDRETHs GARDEN sEEDs.-I bave
II a full stock of these valuable and reliable
Seeds, both in Papers and in Bulk. Peas.
Beans, Lima Beans and Early Corn.
GEO. 7. LIGHT. Druggist.
March q. Next Door to Post Office.
DIAMOND DYES.-As the Spring advances
u we call attention to a full stock of Diamond
Dyes. and guarantee them to color Ribbons.
Dresses, Hats. Feathers and Cotton Goods.
GEO. T. LIGHT. Druggist,
March. q. Next Door to Post Office
DR. KINGS SPECTACLES.-I have the
IL agency for these Spcctacles. and guaran-
tee to fit any eve OF return the money.
March 81. 1885. GEO T. LIGHT
NOLOGSES and handkerchief Extrncts-
~ the largest assortment in town. Mt
March "a. 1885. GEO. T. LIGHTS.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1885-01-22

and then the people will settle down to their
ordinary avocations.
The Inauguration Is the all prevailing topic,
and it is believed that it will surpass any
thing of the kind ever seen before. The
new Pension Office is TO be temporarily
placed in condition for the Inauguration ball,
the tickets for which, are TO be five dollars
each admitting only one.
There was great rush of patriots to get
on the several committees on Inauguration,
which aggregate nearly three hundred, the
main object with the many being the hope
of going to the ball free. This, however, is
not to be, for even the floor managers will
have TO subscribe their little V before they
can pass the portal
The bill that passed the Senate, retiring
Gen. Grant, gives general satisfaction, as IL
seems hardly consistent with the dignity of
great nation to see its Ex- Chief Magistrate
in danger Of the poor-house, no matter what
may be his shortcomings, or long goings.
1t is to be hoped that future legislation
will forever preclude the remotest chance of
such disgrace Detailing the United States,
and the cool headed impartial statesmen Of
both sides fully recognize the necessity of pre-
venting such calamity. 8. B.
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DIED.

On the l4th instant, in the 9Th district,
ELLEN s, wife of James 7. HazeIl, aged
about 30 years. May she rest In peace
In the 9th district, on the letb Instant,
JAMES soa ofPhilip and Mary Tippett, aged
! years and months.
At the residence Of Its parents in the 4th
district, on the Bird Instant after a long ill.,
ness, CHARLES GONZAGA, second son of
james +. and Maggie Mathngly, aged 10
months and II days.
Al the residence of Col. John r. Dent in
the 9TH district, on the Goth instant, G. WELL
LlNGT0N GLADSTONE, ofVirginia, broth-
er OF DR.. r. p. and the late Col. James T.
Blackstone, aged about So years.
AT the residence of her husband, In this dis
trict, on Monday last, Mrs MARY GREEN
WELL, wifs of Henry Greenwell, aged 76
years. May she rest In peace
At the residence of her husband In the 9Th
district on the goth instant, SUSAN, wife OF
John H. Raley, aged about "a years. May
she rest in peace
At the residence of DR.. John NJ. Brsms, Ia
The LIST district, on Monday last, JOHN GRAY
LlLBURN, ST., aged about 60 years.
The deceased was the last surviving son of
the late Robt. Lilburn, one of number
OF Scotch gentlemen, notable among whom
were Archibald Binney, John Thomp-
son and others who came TO Saint
Mary's about the beginning of this century,
purchasing lands and engaging successfully
in mechanical and mercantile pursuits.
John Gray married early in life and with
competency enjoyed domestic happiness to
its fullest measure. He and his amiable
wife enjoyed TO an eminent degree the soci-
ETY. Of their friends and dispensed their hos
pitalty with lavish hands until the loss of
a greater part Of their property by the "cruel
war" rendered 1t necessary for him 10 dis
pose OF his home, to which misfortune soon
after was added, the loss Of his loving and
devoted wife and mother, which Frustrated
what little of health and vigor were left him.
He never after aspired further than TO retain
the high sense of honor aud dignity Of char
scter inherited and possessed by him to his
latest breath. He died among friends, amid
tears Of loving children, unbrolscn in faith,
a true Christian.
''0h world SO few the years we live,
Would that the life which thou dost give
b. Were lie indeed
Alas thy sorrows fall so fast,
Our happiest hour Is when at last
The soul Is freed.
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1885-01-22
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
Charles W. Ellis and others
VS.
Thomas Morgan and others.

In the Circuit Court for st. Mary scounty,
sitting as Court of Equity.
No 564 N. T..
nRDERED this 29ih day ofDec., 1884,
" that the resale made and reported by
Danl. O. HaInmeii, Trustee in this cause,
be ratified and confirmed, unless cause 10 the
contrary be shown on or before the LIST Nom
day OF Feb, 1886 provided a copy of this
order be published in the st. Mary's BnAooN,
once week for three successive weeks prior
to the said LIST Monday of February.
The report states the land sold for $500.
J. FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
True copy-Test
]. FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
Jan /, lss5--3w.
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Correspondents of the Beacon. !

WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. nth, 1884.
Never in the history Of Washington has
business been so dull or her merchants so
respondent. It really appears that every
one has ceased buying, and many dealers
declare they had as well shut up their shops
as to keep them open, as they are not pay
ing rent, let alone clerk hire and other OK
penses. There is no good reason to be at
tributed for this state OF the case, and why
it is SO, is the conundrum Of the hour.
Matters have been lively IN both houses
Of Congress 50 far this week, aud exciting
prospects are in view for weeks to come. In
the House it is no secret that "there is tbs
devil to pay and no pt,h hot"
IN The S,nate, little freeze has ben
tirrsd over tbs Shemao-Davis matter. ont
il vii amount u only . nine days W, nder,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1885-01-22
PROMINENT MEN DEAD.-Ex.vice

PROMINENT MEN DEAD.-Ex.V Vice.
President Schuyler Coltax dropped
dead, from the stoppage of the flow Of
blood TO the heart, in the depot at
Mankato, Minnesota. on Tuesday, the
18th instant.
Col. Richard @. Holiday, died at
his residence in Eastoh. Sunday last,
from paralysis. The deceased was a
native of Talbot county and was a
prominent figure in our State politics
He was Secretary of State under five
Governors.
Mr.. 81. M. Warfeld, wsll-known
Baltimore merchant. died in that city
on Saturday last, of an affection Of
the lungs. He was twice candidate
for Mayor of Baltimore.
Thomas D. Chipchase, q wsll-known
commission merchant, Of the firm Of
Chipohase Brothers. South Charles
street, Baltimore, died rather sudden.
~ Monday last, Mt his residence, No
IA Oak street. He had been confined
to the house about week with in.
fammatory rheumatism, and wa,
thought to be on the mend. but Mon.
day the disease went to heart and
brain, and he became unconscious and
died in few hours. Mr.. Chipchase
was the son of the Rev. James Chip.
chase. the well-known P. E. clergy.
man, who was native of England
He was born in this county, but WA,
sent to England to be educated, and
spent a number of years in that coun
try. He was but 81 years of age, and
leaves a wife and several children.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1885-01-22

best means of meeting and allaying
prospective discords in his own party
and checkmating the schemes of the
republican leaders. Though some
what at sea ourselves on the subject
of our friends suggestion, we have
been sufficiently impressed by it to
give it publication and to ask for it
the careful attention of our party au-
thorities.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1885-01-22
FOR REGISTER OF WILLS.

Mn. JOHN r. FENWICK is cordially re-
commended TO the voters of ST. Mary's eoun-
ty as candidate for Register of Wills. Hav-
ing proven good and faithful officer, he we'll
merits the confidence and will receive the
strong support Of the entire county.
A BLAINE AND LOGAN REPUBLICAN,,
June 26 1884,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1885-01-22
New Advertisements.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER

Mr.J. ]. Alveyya veteran in the democratic
ranks, 10 respectfully announced as q candi-
date for q seat In our Levy Court. He de-
serves and we believe will receive the earnest
support Of business men. Democrats.
Jan "a, lss5-te.
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MARRiEl.

On the l4th instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Isaacs,
JOS. W. POE to Miss HARRIET e. POT
TER.
On the 2lst instant, by the Rev. Father
Jenkins. j. WARREN JARBOE to Miss
MARY e. HEBB.
On the 10th instant by the same, JAS. A.
FERG URS0N to ROSA e. WISE.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1885-01-22

An Independent Newspaper of Democrat
ic Principles, but not Controlled by any Set
of Politicians or Manipulators; Devoted to
Collecting and Publishing all the News Of
the Day in the most interesting Shape and
with the greatest possible Promp,ness, Ac-
curacy and Impartiality; and to the Pro-
motion of Democratic Ideas and Policy in
the affairs of Government, Society and In
dustry.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1885-01-22
FOR SALE.

FTHE entire outfit Of frst-class BOOT
and SHOE SHOP. Outfit consists of
frst-class Sewing Machine and all other tools
pertaining TO country business good
stand for good workman. For informa-
tion, apply to
J. L. CoNNELLEY,
Leonardtown, st. Mary's county, Md.
May l, l884--tf.
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FOR sTATE,s ATToRNEY.
FOR CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT.

Messrs. Editors You are authorized to
ANNOUNCED Mr.. J. SIMMS FENwICK as
candidate for the Clerkship and say that he
win receive the earnest Support Of The
Eighth District
Nov 1854
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FOR CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT.

Messrs. Editors:-Please announce JOHN
N. GRAVES as Candidate for Clerk of the
Circuit Court in 1885, and say that he will
receive the cordial support Of the Republicans
of st. Mary's County.
Mar. Is LEosA RpTovp DISTRICT.
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THURSDAY MORNING, Jan. asud, 1885.
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COURTHOUSE LOCALS.
The Irvine Inquest-John Mclaughlin
Bound over to Keep the Peace
Rarnhart Awarded
$4,000 Damages.

Albert G. Porter as guardian Of Robert A.
Tousey, has flied suit 70 foreclose a mort
gage against j. w. Marsee and others. De-
mano, 3, 600.
Peter MORE Cochrsne has filed suit against
Lewis Shively and a large number of other
persons and corporations to quiet title TO
twenty lots in Murphy's south addition 70
the city.
Isabella Csssin, aged fifty years and mar
ried, was declared insane yesterday. She is
not violent but mildly insane. She was IN
the State Hospital for the Insane thirteen
years ago.
10 the Criminal Court yesterday John
Conroy pleaded guilty to grand larceny and
was given three years North by Judge Nor
ton. Conry stole two COWS, and was Cat sht
with them in bic possession.
James Mack bas fled suit for damages
against William E. Manning n two para.
graphs. The first charges defendant with
having enticsd Anna Mack, plaintiffs
daughter, aged sixteen years, to leave her
home. The second alleges that defendant
debauched his daughter. Demand is made
in each paragraph for s., 900.
John Mclaughlin WAS tried yesterday by
Judge Norton on peace surety proceedings
which had been appealed by him from q
Peace Justice. He was found guilty and
bound over in the sum of $500 for two years
and in default OF the bond went to jsil. The
complaint had been made by his fOrmec
wife, who had been divorced from him.
The jury in the suit Of George R. Barn
hart vs. the l., B. and W and others yestsr-
day returned a verdict for plaintiff, giving
him $ eco It is understood that the Jury
was unanimous rs 20 defendants right TO
recover. and the figures varied from 81 coo
to Slj 600. six men tavOring the latter
en- cunt on the first canvas of the matter.
The finding is IN the nature of special
verdict and after the questions Of law are
examined by Judge Walker the judgment Is
to De entered IN accordance with that ex-
animation.
DR.. Morrow, senior physician at the City
Hospital, testified yesterday as to the death
Of John Irvine, who was taken to the hos
piIsl on Saturday, the 18th. He says that
the following Tuesday there was bleeding
of the wound in Tgine's leg, which cana
from the femoral artery. Symptoms OF
ganerene had set IN. Before his death
Irvine told witness substantia the story
of how Banks shot him as related st the
time IN the papers Coroner Stratford re-
turned his verdict finding that John
Twine came TO his death from the effects
of q gunshot wound in the left thigh; that
said shot was fired from a revolver IN the
hands of Warren Banks. ] further fud that
the shOt was not fired with intent to kill, bat
that the revolver was discharged accident
ally, while handling it and pointing Il at
Irvine IN criminslly careless aud reckless
manner
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pieces, and to tear the whe.ss4 and shafts
from another vehicle stanclng By the side Of
the curling.
P. 7. Marshall, charged with the theft of
s35 from John Klein, was sent out from the
City Court yesterday for Grand Jury al
tentions.
officer Barker condemned fifteen hogs a.
Herman MATS slaughter house east of the
city yesterday. They we're put into the
grease tank.
The Federal Court officials oppose the pro-
posed pardon OF William Crecelius, the Har-
risen County counterfsiter, now serving
three saTs' sentence.
The Eagle Cotton Mills of Madison have
been completed, the machinery is all in po-
sition, ard the eogines and boilers have
been tested IL is the intention to start up
the lst Of March.
y rumor ia out in the State that the Legis-
lature is talking of repeating the la y provid.
ing for the State Board OF Health. This is q
L istake. The Legislature wants to pat
another man on the force.
1t has been suggested that a series OF Cos
pei meetings should be held nightly for so ne
time in Y. ". G. A. Chapel. A meeting OF
Christian workers will be held this evening
II The parlor 20 consider the matter, and all
interested are urged to attend or send hand
The Galenian Medical Society held its final
entertainment in the College Block, corner
of Tennessee and New York streets, last
evening. The performance consisted OF lit.
ersry productions by the students and al
address by Professor W. II. Ihoma7 which
was well received.
William Meuerhaus. as West North
street, who married q cOlored woman, was
found UNCONSCIOUS Sunday. He died We'd
nesday night. The Coroner vas informed,
and il was thought he had died from poison
ING. The matter viii be investigated, Oat
a = ,,robahIe tfat no 6fas fro,, s~poz,-a
and want of proper care on bis part
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CITY IN BRIEF.

Roberts Park Church will continue its
revival services.
The thaWing Of the FIRE plugs continues
through the city.
Charles 0'Connor, son OF NJ. O'Connor, has
returned home. He has been in the South.
Diphtheria is decreasing and measles are
increasing in the city. Otherwise the health
OF the city is fair.
The indianapolis Pressed Brick Works
IRE proves 70 be loss of over ST. 900, with
= 500 insurance. Incendiary.
All applications for examination before
the Civil Service Commission, to be held to-
morrow, must be handed in to day.
The trial of Captain r. 7. Johnson, at
Sreenville, Tenn. for the killing of Major
Henry, has gone over to the June term.
Mast, the great cartoonist is to give an
illustrated lecture at English's, March -,
the illustrations to De drawn By himself
constable's horse became frightened
yesterday afternoon and ran down the Court
house walk on Delaware street from Market.
Although il only ran about 80 feet it man
aged 10 TTeck the vehicle. tearing it 10