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Things Worth Remembering.
To learn to think and act for yourself.
Torespect gray hairs, especially your
own.
To waste nothing, neither money,
time nor talent.
If you have place Of business, be
found there when wanted.
70 spare when you are young that
you may spend when you are old.
To be self-reliant and not take too
much advice, but rather depend on
yourself.
TO keep alive in your breast that lit
tie spark of celestial fire called con-
science.
To do Eli the good you can in the
world and make as little noise about
it as possible.
To stick to your own opinion if you
have one, allowing others, of course,
the same liberty to stick to theirs.
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r T. BYRNES, Attorney and Counsellor-at
c. Law, liz Hennepin Avenue, Minneapolis
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St. Paul. aal;
Chicago 81 ST. Louis Elk. *7.20 q m 1910 N
Des Moines Express ..... +T:20 Il IN 1910 m
Chicago Fast Express. d6:25 m dT:15 p m
st. Louis Fast Express f2:40 . NJ 1880 . IN
Minneapolis Il Albert
Lea Accommodation d2:40 p nj $50 . m
Des Moines Passenger. *6 :25 p IN TT:15 . NJ
Watertown and Dawson 1920 a m $3.50 n
Morton and Excelsior...I +2 40 p nj s4:l5 p II
Tex. Sunday. rex. Saturday. d. Daily. TEX
Monday.
Ticket oftices-M Minneapolis, No Washington
avenue tunder Nicolet house) and new depot
of Minneapolis Il st. Louis Railway, corner
Third street and Fourth avenue north; St.
Paul, No. 1e9 East Third street, corner Sibley,
and at Union depot.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE NOTES.


Seligman & Co., New York, have sub
scribed $50.
Stamford, CT, gets credit for $50 from
DIR. 0'Reilly.
TammanY Hall has all but made up
the SOC, 900 it pledged.
Catholic Philopatrlan Society Of Phil
adelphia has Subscribed Sl0o
Robert Emmett Society OF st. Cecilia 8
parish. New York. has subscribed $500.
Up 10 last week the Philadelphia
fund amounted to something over s32. :
600.
Mr.. Parnell acknowledges the re-
ceipt OF G1oo from Ottawa, ONT. for
the fund.
Mr.. j. II. Brown Of Long Island
City, n. T., contributed $50 to the fund
last week.
Hartford lCt.4 81, Peters Ladies
League gets credit for $40 from the Ms
tional treasurer.
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THE MOTOR TIME CARD.

THE MOTOR TIME CARD.
TRAINS MINNEAPOLIS.
M.
FoR Nassnn4 4nAAA $50 800 n 1900 600 n
"A J. ~
MINNEAPOLIS.
LEAy "a. m. IN.
LEA n
LEAy a. M. m.
TRAINS ARRIVE
ExcEIsoR8aO m and $40 M
Ar RE "a. M. p 10.
MINNEAPOLIS.
FRoM
Sunday. / Sunday only.
ty-fou hstreettw leaving Calhoun.
streets Bridge Square
DrugS
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-22

DEATH or NED BUNTLINR." Mr..
Edward Z. c. Judson, the well-known
author of dime novels and stories OF
adventures for boys, died on Friday at
his home in Stamford, n. y. He was
"a years. Of age and his death was
caused by heart disease. His history
is remarkable. He ran away from
home to 90 to sea when he was boy,
and his first story, The Captain S
Pig" was published in the Knicker-
booker Magazine in 1888. He be-
came the editor Of a weekly paper
called Ned Buntline's Own, and dur
ing the Macready riots he was arrest
ed for melting and fomenting the out
break against the tragedian, and he
was sentenced in September, 1919, to
years Imprisonment on Blackwell 5
Island and !. fine Of $3.50. After his
release he continued to write stories
for weekly newspapers and dime no.
wells, and all of a wildly sensational
tyne. He fought in the war and az
tn "s"I1a go .,,...r -
vocate. He wrote BORDER drama
for Buffalo Bill. He leaves quite a
large amount of property, consisting
Of life insurance stocks, rare pictures,
horses and carriages and real estate.
His family consisted of wife and one
child. Mr.. Buntline owned a conn
try place near WArrenton, Va, end
generally spent his winters there.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-22

sunday DaIumOrr 4't"s, spvan
ing of the coming Congressional con-
test IN this district says, that "In the
Fifth district, where the knights OF
Labor are developing great strength
and activity in the matter of electing
a successor to the Hon. Barnes Comp
ton, the Republicans are divided in
opinion AS TO the propriety of putting
a candidate in the field. As the la
Dor people and Republicans are uni
ted on the subject Of protective tariff
legislation, it is maintained hv the
managers that to have two candidates
against Mr.. Compton, whose renomi-
nation is conceded, would simply be a
division of strength Hence they
think 1t will he the part Of wisdom to
mite on one man acceptable to both.
1t ia said that there is a very bitter
feeling against Mr.. Compton among
the labor people on account of his
various votes in Congress. The names
of General Beale and Talbot ]. AL
bert are mentioned in connection with
the Republican nomination should it
be deemed advisable 30 nominate"
1t is now too soon to hazard pre-
dirtions, but Mr.. Comptons votes in
Congress to reduce the Tariff and his
Civil Service speech have certainly
strengthened him in this section.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-22

President. As very large percent
age Of the L. 5. bonds are held by
National Banks as security for their
circulation, and a withdrawal fthese
bonds would necessarily iuvolve the
retirement Of the currency Issued upon
them, anil rfsnlt ia contraction of
the currency to that extent.
The Mexican Pension Bill which
passed the House on the 9Th OF April,
was passed by the Senate OF Wednes-
day, and now awaits the signature of
the President. The bill provides
pension Of eight dollars per month TO
all surviving officers, soldiers and
sailors who served a term of at least
sixty days in the war with Mexico.
The twelfth annual convention of
the representatives Of southern rail-
ways was held here during The week.
Among the eighty delegates present
were included the presidents and
general executive officers Of every rail-
road system from the Potomac to the
Gulf, and from the Atlantic coast 10
the Mississippi River.
General B. F. Butler has been spend
ing considerable portion of his time
of late in calling upon the various
members Of the committee on public
buildings and grounds, with the view
Of selling his mansion on Capitol Hill
to the government. His price is
| $275, 900. Some of the members Of
the committee have declared them
selves is favor purchasing the build
ing for the use of the various scieE-
tifc bureaus, which at present occupy
rented buildings.
The Mexican government Is about
to commence the erection Of hand
some legation building in this city.
The plans were prepared by an archl-
tect here and have been sent to Mexico
for approval. IL.
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A little girl was arrested and taken
to the Tombs on a charge of selling
flowers on Sunday. The police force
of New York is lone OF the finest, u
and crime dare not Turk in the city
under the eagle eye of the dandy cop.
pers. Oh, of course, there is an oc.
casional murder, and prize fighters
knock down and drag out, and alder
men are bribed and defaulters escape
to Canada, and banks burst and ruin
depositors, and all that. but they are
only minor affairs. Justice is the
same cussed fraud in New York that
it is elsewhere says George w. Peck
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Again there is talk Of a Europea,

Again there is talk OF a European
war. Russia is mobilizing and drill
ing her vast armies and preparing for
the coming storm by building fOrtifi-
cations and gathering war materials.
In Western Europe, the activity
noticeable in the French War Depart.
nent is said to be creating an uneasy
feeling in the minds of the rulers Of
the adjoining nations.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-22
STEAMER WEN0NAH

VIII leave At p. m. Monday and Thurs
day for Governors Run and the Patuxeni
River, going as far as Bristol on Monday
trips and as far as Lower Mariboro' on
Thursday trips. Returning, will leave
Bristol at 5 a, m. on Wednesday. and LoweF
Marlboro ut 5 q. M ON Wednesday and Fri
day. Benedict at IL q. m, Williams al n.
m, Sellers at 3 n IA. Nillstone At : n m,
Governors Run at $50 p. m, arriving in
Baltimore At $50 A. M Thursday and Sat-
nrday.
Freight reoeivei at Pier Saturday and
Wednesday and on Monday and Thursday
until . n. m.
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Correspondence of the Beacon.)
WASHINGTON, July 10, 1856.

"AohlNuAbNt July Nv, IOSO.
Canada is in danger OF losing its
prestige as an asylum for bank presi.
dents, clerks and secretaries, wanted
IN this country for their misdeeds.
The draft of an extradition treaty be-
tween Great Britain and the United
States hiss been forwarded TO the State
Department by Minister Phelps. and
is now before the Senate. 1t is stated
that the treaty provides for the extra.
dition of dynsmiters, and includes also
the surrender of persons wanted for
embezzlement, fraud. breech of trust
and other crimes. As to Just what
crimes may be included, when the
treaty is eventually signed, is of course
uncertain. but it will doubtless be a
very effective document, and a decided
Improvement over the present treaty.
Mr.. Morrison joint resolution di.
recting payment of the surplus in the
Treasury, on the public debt, which
passed the. House on Wednesday last,
provides that whenever the surplus in
the Treasury shall exceed $4,000.
OOO. it shall be the duty of the Secre-
tary OF the Treasury to apply such
excess towards the payment of interest
upon the public debt. The bill has
gone TO the Senate, ard there are many
cOnjectures as to its chances of passing
that body. The prevailing opinion
seems TO be that it will not pass the
Senate, and even its most ardent al.
Vocates do not venture to predict that
would receive the approval of the
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DIED.

At Wayne, Pcnna., July 10Th, SARAH
STEWART, wife of Isaac S,lnmon, and
daughter Of the late VIM Chandler
In Washington city, an 10th Of July. JNO
Ii. ABELL, of this county, in the 6.th year
"t his age. May he rest in peace
At the residence 0fher husband, in the
ith district, after lingering illness, Mrs,
LEE MATrlNGLE, daughter Of Geo. W.
G"ddard, aged about - years. May she
rest IN peace
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-22

The name Of ex.Gov. WA. Pinkney
Whyte is prominently mentioned in
connection with the Solicitor. General.
ship vacated by the rejection by tire
Z. S. Senate Of Hon. John Goode, OF
Virginia.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-22

A new Extradition Treaty between
the United States and Great Britain
has been drafted. 1t extends the
operation of the treaty of 1912 10 ex-
tradition for various offenses not COW
cred by that instrument.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-22

The Morning Herald reports the
disappearance from Baltimore of Capt
James r. Willing. a city representa-
tive in the last Legislature. The
Captain has left many creditors to
mourn his untimely departure.
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NOTICE.

For Freight or Charter, tbs gO0d Schoon-
er DOLPHIN. Of Baltimcre, Capt. ].
William Palmer, has been thoroughly fitted
Quito run Grain, Tobacco and other Freights
from ~. Mary's and Charles counties. She
has four departments for grain, which ena-
bles the shippers to keep their grain separ-
ate. VIII also furnish hays 90 deliver grain
on bnard vessel The vessel is in elegant
condition, IL years old and carries about
$500 bushels, and we guarantee 81 deliver
Ia consignees all grain taken ON board, dan
ger Of the seas excepted. VIII take freight
as low as any other good sailing vessel. APP
ply "a JOHN PALMER, Agent,
Milestown, Md.
Or. the Captain on Beard
Freight Rates:
Tobacco. per hgl, 81 90
Wheat, per bus, GA
June IL, S6--im.
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GRAM UEIOSFeAHP-EEEFIHe

viii enmsnesiee JULY 24fh, instant and
eiase AUGUST 2ne, prnximo. This camp
vii b Led o. the old camp ground ~
oAKVIII.f.
Able niinisas-rs from city and H,unties
will he Ia attendants. ansony tkesa. the
kevs. l. " :. l',cs. n. EraUn, j. A. YAH
enslne. Efa@hinge,u: fhAn c-sasties, lseyS.
@. Il Williams. J. Bind anil r. ]. Vii
lsams.
For iisis accession we extend a cordial IN
vitaiiuE d III Christians and friends. bpih
white AMI s..lorei. % come and worship
God in his Crest temple.
W. r. RYDER, u. Z.
w. MURRAY
in c1arge OskviIle N. +. church.
July s. -
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PEACH BOXES.

except Ear Fair Haven and Plum Point,
received daily only az Tnhacco Warehouse
Wharf, foot Of Frederick Street; and for
out -going steamers must be delivered there
not later than . a. IN. on sailing days.
An additional steamer viii be sent cut
every Saturday afternoon when necessary
% return empty Peach Boxes and 20 bring
up Tollacco and Grain.
HENRY WILLIAMS. Agent
Oflce. Ia Light ST.
July Is. St
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STEAMER THEODORE WEEMS
STEAMER WESTMoRElAND

Every Sunday at 3 p. m. for the Patuxent
River a. far rs Bristol Returning, will
leave Bristol at a. m. Monday. calling al
all wharveS on the river except Parker's,
Solomon's Island and Pr Patience, and,
leaving Lower Marlboro al Ii a. m. Ben
edict AT 2. m, Williams at ? p M. Sollers'
at p m, Milestone NJ p. m. and Gov
crnOrs Run AT $50 p. m; arriving in Balti-
more at $50 u m Tuesday No freight re-
ceived tor wharves below Benedict, and
only Fruit and perishable freight taken
trom wharveS below Benedict
Freight received at Pier on Saturday.
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Hsosel ArFiSi

Among the
since our last
FENwICk's
Washington.
q. Turner, I
jos. l.. Fail
MaHipn. Mi.
Augustus On
nRtnn. Ncvd
MoOgE's l.
Owens, VIM
more; A. NJ.
ii. Good. &c.
York: VIM. !
Fenwick, &c.
Mrs. j. b. A.
Atell, ]. Step
Hasnmeit, r.
.on@. Jr., :.
StCiair, Miss
W asliagton;
fckeR, II. "
Mr. Quinn -
AS'ary. Ma
county; ]. w.
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Tou % Notes.

The Town 4
ell Ia collect
and thorough
walk ia rrpr|
No lamps vii
tlGe town cNcsi
further notice |
Complaints
lung w,Hsi on |
"l the cnrIs'r|
sag, nf the cit|
walk.
Wool sh,al
thrown out cal
Tays.
Its expect
public pIr;lsri|
efforts g. inn |
ii the Nillagr |
thereby incr
in,rt a;iraCuV |
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-22

w. T. Sampson has been appointed
Superintendent Of the Annapolis Ma
val Academy in place Of Capt. Ram
say.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-22

Congress is expected TO adjourn by
August LIST. proxiIno.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-22
MElROSE INSTITUTE
EVANSVILLE, Md.

The Misses LEVIN, formerly of Upper
Mar!boro', have removed Ia HYArrsyIIiE.
Nh, and will reopen their Boarding and
Day School Cor Girls ON WEDNESDAY.
September, 22nd, 1885. For circulars,
giving full particulars, address
TIME MISSES LEVIN.
HSATTSyIII.E, Mn,
after September 1sf.
Before September lst, address At Upper
Marlboro. Nd.
July 22-6wx
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-22

Offers his professional services 10 the cisi-
gems &C Leonaniiown and vicinity. Per-
soas desiring his services can cali On him
IL Noare'E Hotel
June II.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-22
NOTICE.

ALL persons are hereby warned not Ia
trespasl in any manner upon nav farm
called PROSPECT HILL, near Leonard
town The law will be enlbrcad against
any one Designating this notice.
GEO. i. PABST.
June q, SIT.
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FenWick Morgan

Extend special invitation % their many
friends and customers 81 yiSi, their STORE
and examine their large stack nfiashiSaaaile
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-22
fae Oyster [

The count
nllnlrr PluM
Navy, last nj
leased. I've
my lA1kct I
has given H.
b, COR, the | al
for. and un:il |
nan,lcr Pillow
sn, al the
Turner, nf q
CAPTAIN lnh
gCtifr on a.,
over the p,~uil
Ola ia, IhOniI
Ia went out al
buttons for iI
dki.
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MARINE BANK BUILDING. BALTIMOR

Factory. MARINE BANK BUILDING. BALTIMORE
REGULAR BRANnS-SrcaL No. RT.nnn Ra Bone and Rhrsf.
Antntoiatd Super Phosphate kiIl Par IBIS Rn Bones Fa
R,r Bones and POTASH Pare DIS Bones, Pare Rrr
Bone Phosphate DIS Bone Phosphate aad Potash WIT HW
Phosphate, Locust Point Compound Farmers Standard Mu.
r6c PaaHh .Sollhate F,tash, Gnp,ad Iunkin0 aud
all Ftrdl:ng
purchasing h ~
Ito in
kali kinds best nwh
il ourN nysacsll
cd from il Charles
anlS h sell
nnf twsL
Il M.l Ito, Si
MIR
C.. will
cAnn
offer
To the people any State in the untn All lille Orders direct
will prompt n.
n }Mha Mr. r. Mattngk,
-. urI (,mIpu lie H.
he aufr Imtw
quality weighs the
will add Mr. Muny
reliable Mr. Maty ours Er Sny,raye
no others for both Wheat AMI Tobacco. JOHN w. LLOYD
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Ssstke at Ney

4 friend piI
hpfshinC In IL
the hands sir,l
Farmers and Il
dill the work 4
In nauglIr an
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FRAzERaAsxk!LsEE
HKsr II THE w0RLD WmGS4O =
- 0ef fhe Gennlne Sosd Essrywher&

ADVERTIsEsS by addressing GEO. T..
ROHELL & co, II Spruce Street. New
York, can learn the exact eses .f any rF5,-
poseJ line IL ADVERTISING in Amori-
can Newspapers. IL l0l-f4ge Pamphlets.
Toe. July CIV.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-22

There will luI
81. Andrew /
Tuesday neat. |
tendance Is vaI|
Ut Importance i
attention.
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Saint \
Tral

:. VI. r. II
wine, gliuF Ia
lOJl n IA. Arr
q IA l.aNr
Uh!y except :
uting Si Rrgu
Etly M,ru.
willie. g,aug W
AZ ijg. m
4 81 a. IA.
ENtains In
East, WUln II |
m Arriving al
Norfolk >tr |
P,',,y Point n
saturday ate |
daVS, MNlu,.~lal
~ advert |
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a GRAND Ent

by the chill
will he given |
the Society
for some noscI
their special II
day will he I'll
who were unal
bition will II
what the 81
; va, present |
features will |
Eranllnr. I'riI
tickets. lGir!
the children
all.
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THE
Hannah More Academy

Fifteen miles from Baltimore Nv. NJ. II.
RI Founded in 1882. IL officers and
teachers. Careful training, thorough in
struction, and the Influences of quiet
Christian home in a healthy neighborhnod.
The next term will begin Wednesday,
SEPTEMBER 18th.
REV. ARTHUR J. RICH, \. NJ, MD.
REISTERSTowN, Nm.
July 92-m
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I.igatniag.

In addition
county, 10y "
last weeks 81 |
districts lighil|
Adams store.
day five person
one of them
feared, serious
J. Clinton Bea|
2n,i district, IL
their fields str |
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BOAR DING.

Having located at the "Grcat Mills" am
prepared % accommodate permanent end
transient boarieEs at moderate rates.
MRs. ALEX. MlI.RuRN.
Aug. 10, 1855
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NOTICE.

A ynuna man with 4 small family would
like to gefa situation on some farm rs over
seersOr w0silsf rent small place. Apply 90
VI. KIRBY, Ridge, Il. o.,
&. Mary's county, Md.
July LIT
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1856. NOTICE. 1856.
POTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE.
ItT WAECH ~lH, 1850,
STEAMER
IT,.

On and after March End, 1886,
STEAMER
z5s><s-z.:ss!ssS1-.-sSsS-~s SIZE
Capt. w. &. GEOGIIEG AN, will leave Pier
10, Light Stnsct Wharf, every TUESDAY
and Friday ai 3, p. NJ, for the following
landings "n Potomac River:
ON TUESDAYS FOR
Cnrnield IIarinr, Munday's Point,
Jones Wharf, Abclrs Wharf.
lirpmc's Wharf, llowarrs Wharf,
Bacnn's Wharf, I.ennapltuwn.
Cswari's Wharf, Foxwclrs Wharf,
| Coan Wharf, stones Wharf.
kinsalc Wharf, Cobrum Wharf,
Lodge Wharf, Nomini Ferry.
Leave ONARDTON for BALTIMOKE
on Thursday at z, A. NJ
ON FRIDAYS FOR
Corniieli HariAor, Foxwelfs Wharf,
ZONES Wharf Cobrum Wharf,
5romes hart, IiOwarl's Wharf,
BacunS W hart, LeDnaultown,
Cowart's Wharf. stones Wharf
Coan Wharf, I.ancasisr's Wharf
hinSale Wharf, Bluff Point,
Lodge Wharf, Chapiico Wharf,
Mundays Point, Liverpool Point,
i"sl iolht, St5lith Point,
Abclrs Wharf, Glymount.
ALEXANDRIA & WASHINGTON, DC.
Leave WASHINGTON for BALTIslORE
ON Sunday, at 4, T. NJ.
FfelgAf R0cesosd ohsy ga TUE.SIDA Is and
FRLDI Is.
No Ffelsh Teeoieod qflcT 4.30, 4. N.
No Bills Of Lading will BE- signed except
those ofthe C6mpany's
X FOSTER General MANAGER
A. NEEDHAM, Jr., Agent.
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AaSket No~iah(
The ladies uf /
. ConEr Cation Vi
nrNt Tuesday. |
camp gp'und nj
Ni.tSl Ia GENE u
kei.
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81 - acres, more or less.

81 ~ acres, more or less.
The said lands comprise the home farm Of
the late w X. Clark and are beautifully
situated, in 81. lnigo's district, on the far
famed St .Jcrome's Creek The lands are
in n fine state Of cultivation adapted tn the
growth of the staple crops of the section
and in the adjoining creek is an abundance
"f the finest oysters. The location is desir-
able heing convenient tn wharf. churches,
stores, mills &c The said lands are sold
ias WHIT ny Holy y Be ssn i S@ y.
g. her.
Possession will he given January 1st,
1887.
On the same date AMI nj the same time
and place will also sell the tract of land
called and known as
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t.0st...ei.0OO
Lost ) nj
man. Barr I |
on. Had All
tanning two 4
of hung hnl, 4
a. . with htaIj
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hair cut curly
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the occasion. |
cling wind oii /
money enough
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-05-05
MINOR MATTERS.

The Proposition to Construct a Memorial
Bridge Across the Potomac.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
WASHINGTON, May 4-The proposition to con-
struct memorial bridgs from Washington to
Virginia, By the way of Arlington Heights,
seems to have taken fresh start during the
past few days. The outline of the plan which
has been prepared contemrlates bridge across
the Potomac from New York avenue to the gate
of the Arlington estate, where thousands of the
men who fought for the preservation of the
Union lie buried. The appropriateness Of this
plan is readily seen when it is considered that
the proposed bridge would form a connecting
link between the White House. now occupied by
the living head of the Nation, and the cemetery
where so many of the Nations defenders are
sleeping their last sleep. The Grand Army of
the Republic has taken hold of the idea and it
seems quite likely that something may be done
during the present year.