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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-06-24
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All payments 81 DC made invariably in
advance. Charges made from date of en-
trance.
No deductions will he made unless in
cases of protractcd sickness or dismissal.
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on same terms.
For further information apply 10
MOTHER SUPERIORESS,
Leonaritown, Nd.
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talent has been a. lasting as fierce"
But fame lives in truth, though the dis
coyerer may perish his doctrines live and
he will Ia remembered in poSterity rs the
bcnefactor of mankind. - il was ages ago,
50 il is now and 81 il ever will hr. The
battle against advance still RACES. it, fights
are furious and bloody; but The banner OF
progress still goes forward. Though blind
opposition may hawk At and tear it, though
pride and hate may mar and soil il, il still
waves in graceful folds over the battle field
of life and rs the morning breeze waits out
its furls, it disclOseS 10 the eyes ofhumaniiv
the watchworls of progress The Cup Of
Socrates"
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drank his fatal cap gntil now and there
ever VIII be this opposition. There are
ihEte stas3s o. every advance: first. FisliciIle.
ses'0nd, Investigation third. adoption Ey-
cry new tssecry has D. undergo thes. tests :
The opposition On progress from envy and
public opinion was then alluded tn ~Envv
efadeSy0Fs r. destroy every pr0ssr.SSar
Public opinion then seFSs IL crush hisa
with ifs irssl grasp. i brands him A. 2 ihss,-
F1st and thTeslsenS hi.n 8 III ertif,. L.. tfyss--
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two stages Of the advance soon follows"
"SGch i the history ri ever
progress. Envy aud opposition iirst threa-
ten to aunihiiate. Then thought and r.
search examine it. Finally iudgnaen, over
comes feeling, the weird yiel1s and man
Kind takes another step. ~ has il been
with every branch Of human thought and
action: 81 with literature, - with science
and 50 with morality. Very often the aee
In which man lives IS not capable al pass
ing Judgment upan the merit Of his work.
Count Rumiord did not live 81 see his the
ory- of energy demonstrated Harvey was
0stracized hY the scientific men Of his time.
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EWhcn torn down, the foundation bricks
by the addition Of front bricks were sufiici-
ent 10 build Mr.. J. L. VI. Ralcy'S house
tMr. Platter was paid 5000 nr damages
sustained hy Perrv's death.
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SAINT MARY'S ACADEMf,
LeOnardtOwn. Md.
UNDER CHARGE OF THE
Sisters ofCha1.ity
NAZARETH. KENTUCKY.

Board and Tuition in the Common
Branches, viz: Reading, Writing, Arith-
metic, English Grammar, Geography. Plain
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Board and Tuition in the Higher Branch
es, viz: History, Philosophy, Rhetoric,
Chemistry, Botany, Algebra, Compost
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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-01-15
Meetings Of County Commissioners

The regular meetings of the County
Commissioners will be held on the
second Tuesday Of every month. Col
lectors and others having accounts to
be stated or settled will apply to the
Clerk during the recess of the Board
Persons having Claims against the
county will please file the same in the
Commissioners Office, with legal
voucher, as no account will be allowed
not properly chargea6le to the same.
nv order. JOHN s. ROSSELL. Clerk
Commissioners Cecil County,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-01-15
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

The co-partenership existing under the
name of KENNARD & LEEpoM, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent All person.,
having claims against the firm will please
present them for payment. All persons in
dented to the firm will please call and settle
by cash or note. Thankful tor past favors
the undersigned, who will still continue the
business, would ask continuance of same.
THOS. KENNARD.
Colora, Md, JAM, /, 1886. 3m.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-01-15
ORPHANS COURT.

The Stated Meetings of the Orphans
Court of Cecil county will be held on the
second Tuesday ofevery month. Executors
Administrators and Guardians. wanting
their accounts stated, will please bring in
their vouchers few days before Court.
Test: r. f. LAMAR, Register.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-01-15
NOTICE

By THE ORPHANS COURT FOR CECIL CouNTY.(
January II, 1882.
ORDERED, That all Administrators, Elk:
ecutors and Guardians that have not stated
an account within year. come forward and
do the same. or show cause to the contrary
or they will be cited up.
Test: R. E. LAMAR, Register.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-01-15
PUBLIC SALE
Personal PrOpel'tyt,

Having located in Rising Sun and
engaged in the shipping business. .
will sell on
Monday February t, 1886.
On my farm, situate on road from Day.
id Rea's 10 Whitaker's mill adjoining
Jno. L. Rutter andJ II. Rowland, tue
following pers nal property +:
pr GOOD WORK HORSES
l ROAM WARE.
FAT COW
l COW, in profit,
TWO HO"SE WEBSTER WAGON.
nearly new, OLIVER CHILLED
l ACME HARROW.
800 Dbl. Corn, ~ bus. Potatoes 1900
Sheaves, No fodder Germ n uillae
Hay, loose, Millet see, lot WheaA
Straw in barn, lot wheat Chatf, aboue
. toas of No. mix d Hay, louise, ID 3.
Ell Chickens 4 Geese :.oler doubke
trees. Single trees, Shovels, Forks.
lakes, and other articles not menti n
ed. Also Eleven Acres of aye in ths
ground. Five Acres of Wheat
M TERa,S OF SALE Sums Of
$1,000 and under, Cash on sums over
30 w a credit of six mouths, the puR.
chaser to give note with approved 50.
curlty, Interest from date If not pa d
when due; notes payable at National
Bank OF hiaing Sun.
sale to commence at Il O'clock.
ESSALE POS TIVE. +Ng
JAMES BARNES.
j. Z. HINDMAN Auct
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-01-15
AUCTlONEEtS.

Having had several years exper-
fence in the business of calling PUB
Lie SALES, L respectfully solicit TIM
patronage of persons who propose Of
fering Real or Personal Property aS
Auction. My charges are moderate,
and satisfaction guaranteed
Sales attended to at short notice.
Address
J. II. LYNCH, ArcT.,
Bay View, Md.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-01-15

'AAE SsAN AOtSVN ttS WoJ tu'VuSu Gue
drifts till it entered the Rising Sun
when tho team came to halt till the
big drift in Cherry st. was cut
through.
Rev. Mr.. Galloway of the Metho
dist Church is very popular among
his congregation. HIS Rowlandville
friends in order to emphasize their
esteem for their minister in a more
substantial way, gave him a Christ
mas donation party.
George L. Moore of the Grad
House, Chestnut & 9th SITS Phila.
delphia has purchased the Hughes
farm, formerly the property of John
Owens, of Elk Neck, for $4,000
which he purposes converting into a
vegetable farm to supply his hotel.
Frank Jefferis and his employer of
of North East, against whom there
were four charges tor selling liquor
in violation of the local option law.
appeared before Justice Scott on Sat
urday last and gave bond for their
appearance at the March term of the
Circuit Court for this county.
The Cecil Fire Brick company
gave their annual dinner to- their EN-.
ployes on the 29th ult. which was
very pleasant affair as all good din
ners are sure to be. This company
is located at North East and is one
Of the important manufactures that
are steadily multiplying and increas.
ing in this county.
While a party of double barreled
gunners, at allstown, were bring.
ing down that delcctable bird known
among ornitholagists by the name of
"glass balls" William Cooper acct.
dentally shot Aurelius Taylor, sew
eral shot hitting him in the head and
face, but not seriously injuring him.
F S. Everist and Geo. Biddle have
been reappointed School Commission.
ershy the Judges ofthe Circuit Court
of this county, their term haying ex.
PRED. Jesse A. Kirk having been
appointed to fill the place made vacant
by the death of David Scott, the
Board in now full.
The ice has gorged 10 miles up the
river, report says, from the new B. &
o. bridge to Conowingo, when the
gorge began to form on Sunday and
Monday, the water was hacked up
flooding some Of the cellars The cry
is now that the B. & o. bridge must
60"
The most disasterous collision oc.
Cured at Wilmington ON Saturday
morning that has happened on the p.
w Il B. R. r. for long time, men
were killed out right and fourth
fatally injured. The binding snow
torn prevented the engineers from
seeing ahead.
Good people of Cecil, don't let the
present Legislature waste away the
session, without having the local op.
ton law amended. Better make an
appropriation from the treasury of
the county to pay farmers for their
cider. than defray the court expenses
of trying cider suits and paying w.
ing witnesses.
The members of the Rising Sun
Library Association did not hold
the appointed meeting for the elect.
ion of officers, on Saturday last, be-
ing prevented by the state of the
weather. The next meeting will take
place to morrow Saturday 10th at
2 O'Clock P. NJ. 1t is the desire of the
Association that large attendance
will form the meeting. The citizens
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-01-15
NEWS.
FRIDAY, JANUARY Is, 1886.
MINOR LOCALS.

duct,on in the wages.
! Our ice men commenced on Tues
day to fill their houses. Haine's dam
is the great collecting depot for ice.
The cold got down t. 1 or 5 below
that round st.mached old dot called
zero on Tuesday morning.
We see no snow birds now a days
hopping about the yard, as we used
to after snow storm; no bird but the
pesky sparrows.
The ubiguitary thieves broke into
the railroad depot at Elkton one
night last week and tried to pry open
the safe but failed.
We learn that Mr.. Jerry Gatchell
who has been in the employ of the
McCul Tough Iron Co. at Rowlandville.
for 20 years has resigned his position.
All who are so unfortunate as to
have eye Affections will do well to re-
member that DR.. Morrison, occulist
VIII attend at Rising Sun on Tuesday
next.
Mr.. j. Granville Richards, notwith.
standing his injuries resulting from
his encounter with the robbers is at
tending to his legislative duties at
Annapolis.
The Maryland Farmers Association
assembled IN Baltimore on Wednes-
nesday. The representative from our
district. Jesse A. Kirk, attended the
convention
John Janney he's been appointed
=. NJ. at Bay View vice. Joseph T.
Reed. j. G. Hindman has been APP
pointed P. M. Rising Sun, uice Jesse
A. klrk. resigned.
Mrs. Cameron. wife of Alfred Cam
eron, residing near ZION died on the
9th inst, of typhoid fever. Her re-
ina MS were inferred at Rose Bank
Ceme'ary on Saturday.
The Cecil Farmers Club will hold
its January meeting at Mr. Enoch
McCullough's on Wednesday next
Jany. Goth. a full attendance of
members is very desirable.
Several changes in Elkton business
firms are reported to take place in the
Spring. Mr.. Campbell Of Rock
Springs will take the store at present
occupied by Manly Drennen.
John Lamm has purchased lot
opposite the post Office in Port De.
posit. from j. Harvey Rowland. on
which he proposes to put up stylish
double house. J. D. West builder.
Mr.. Hiram Crothers, wishes the pub
lie to know that he denies the charge
Of highway robbery upon Mr.. Rich
ards, and although he don't profess to
be a christian. he hasen't come down
to highway robbery yet.
The Teachers Association did not
meet at Port Deposit last Saturday
a. announced, on account of the
weather being too disagreeable was
postponed till the first Saturday in
February, the regular day of meeting.
Our Star route mail carrier tried
carrying the mail across the country
to Port Deposit sand intermediate
places, Oh foot Saturday and Monday
last. He returned by the SO p. NJ.
train to the Sun.
VIM. NJ. Singerly's new house In
this town has been finished and par.
TALLY furnished. The interior Is
finished in oak and California red
wood, which has been polished to
correspond with the oakcn furniture.
Tne gas jets are lighted 10y electricity,
Ia
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-01-15

Big headed men, these commission
ers! That's the way the Egyptians
of old used to carve their names
upon their collosal structure Of art.
= Wig.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-01-15

The Pennsylvania II. Il. Co, it is
reported. are taking steps to constr uct
whar'es and yards at Pcrryville for
the shipment of coal from that point
The Columbia & Por', Deposit r. r.
will transport the coal from the mines
to tide water. 1t is matter Of surprise
that the company has not taken such
a step long ago.
We see it stated in some of our
county rapers that the rewards of.
fered by the Rising Sun Detective
Association. the County tomm,ss.
toner's and friends of J. Granville
Richards aggregate $l,5OJ. We do
not believe thee is any warrant for
stating that Mr.. Richards friends
have offered reward FIR the arrest
of tn robbers. We would certainly
have been authoritatively informed if
such is the fact.
While the food and ice threaten to
lemolish Port D"posit-:hey make
similar threats every winter-it will
be a good opportunity to purchase
hard ware. stoves. &C.. at Reynolds
Brothers, who always keep a large
stock of the most varied assortment
o: these goods. But in the matter of
good goods and very reasonable pric.
es you will not 90 amiss to call any
time. See their advertisement in an
other cloumn of the MIDLAND.
he Rising Sun Socable Committee
will hold a grand evening sociable in
Pogues javilian on Thursday even
next, 21st inst. Managers-W. G.
West. Il. Frank Yerkes. Geo. A.
Smith, Wayne Reynolds, John G.
Mccoy. Walter B. Passmore. Chair.
man, w. G.. West. Sect. Geo. A.
Smith. Taylor's Orchestra of Lam
caster will discourse music for the
occasion.
THE deed is done,
Did thou not hear a noise"
Shakespeare.
The Baltimore papers of Wednes
day morning announced that ex-Sen,
ator Groome and Represt NATIVE Dr..
Shaw, raided the Post Office depart |
ment the day before and secured the |
of John G. Hindman as
post master at Rising Sun, vice Jesse |
A. Kirk resigned. This delay has
been needlely protracted, and has
been the cause of great deal of
anxiety on the part of the expectant
applicants and their friends, and some |
i'll feeling also, and we are glad to be
able to announce that the '.agony is |
over.' Lightning has struck the Sun
office and turned it in side out. We |
speak first for the corner box nearest |
the delivery aperture.
The Port Deposit Call, asks us to |
tell what fire apparatus We have in this |
burg but one old ladder The Gail |
thinks that's conundrum that no |
fellow can answer, but it isn't. Every
house is supplied with buckets, wood,
en- pals, tin buckets, strainer buck |
cts chamber buckets. slop buckets,
and in, short whole family of buck
cts; and for neatness and dispatch |
in extinguishing fires We are assured |
by the oldest inhabitants, that they |
breat the water WITCH or any other |
witch ever exercised. There Mr.. |
Call, take that!
Wonder if the County Commits
sioners expect the new iron bridge |
at Farr Creek to remain an immortal |
to their memory! Upon
each of the spans at both entrances |
to the structure are fastened heavy !
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-18

ton. 1t is impossible, however, TO tell
where the government is likely to buy.
Saturday afternoon a colored man
named Ed Williams was drowned at As
tor Williams had been employed as
deck hand on board the steamer Rosa, OF
the DeBary-Baya line. While on the
way down Saturday the steamer stopped
at Astor for the purpose of taking on
wood and waiting for the train from
Eustis. After the wood had been taken
on, the deck hands decided to go in SWIM
ming, being warm and covered with dirt
from the wood. Williams had on an old
jumping suit OF clothes and sprang into
the water from the deck of the steamer.
He went down but soon came to the sur
face of the water again and started to
swim In the direction OF the bow OF the
steamer, and, from the way he handled
himself in the water, those on board re-
CARED him as an expert swimmer. Soon
his cries for help were heard, and
moment later, before relief could get to
him, he was seen to ink, and his body has
not yet been found. Every effort was
made to get to him before he went down
and afterwards to recover his body by
dragging and diving, but this proved inef-
fectual. The current was running very
swiftly and his body was doubtless car
ried some distance down the stream. He
was mulatto and came from Macon, Ca,
short time ago. He was about "a years
of age. 1t is supposed that having gone
into the water while very warm from the
exertlon of carrying large amount of
wood on the boat he was seized with the
cramp, which caused him to sink.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-18
She Didn't Get Them,


For years she has been a member of the
church, and for years she has been lead
ing figure in society work. And yet the
sin OF covetousness was very strong in
her, and If to the congregation in which
she moved it was hidden by the cloak OF
her religious profession, it was strong in
her heart and Satan would notdown. She
was fond OF drivlng-she wanted a horse
and carriage-she had not the means with
which to buy the luxury herself-she
would pray Heaven to move Brother
Is heart to give 1t to her. And so she
did. But that wasn't ALL Not content
to let Heaven work out it's own answer,
she must needs help Heaven a bit.
So she dispatched friend to the wife of
the philanthropist.
''Sister - is praying the Lord to pub
1t into Mr.. IS heart to give ner horse
and carriage" said this mutual friend.
l don't wonder that wife never told her
husband. / wouldn't. The hypocritical
sister, who protested religion in which
she had no faith, never got the luxury
she so ardently desired, and she didn't
deserve it..
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-18

told the jailer that when passing house
on the road about fifteen miles from Da-
rlen, before daybreak sunday morning,
ne asked for drink OF water, and found
ABOUT thirty negroes gambling inside.
lie heard angry words, followed by a pis-
tol shot. He saw one negro fall dead and
a hurried collection made and handed
over to the murderer, who quickly made
his escape. After hearing his
story (lie) two other colored
men were arrested and Jailed with
Perry, and for short time there was
some excitement over the story the fellow
mad concocted. However, it was soon
ascertained that the two colored men
were in no way connected with the sup
posed murder, and consequently were dis
charged. Since Hollingsworth has been
IN Jail he has told dozen different lies,
and all differ from the first. Sheriff Blount
is of the opinion that Hollingsworth is an
escaped convict from some penitentiary,
and he informs us that be intends to hold
on 10 him until he can find out more about
him. He Is certainly a villain, and we
nope the Sheriff will hold him until some
thing turns up. or course, the story of
the murder was lie from beginning to
end.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-18

There are sixteen candidates for
County Commissioner in Fairfield county.
w. d. Evans, Il. N. Edens and j. r.
Parker are candidates for the Legislature
in Marlboro.
Maj. Marion Noise. Capt. D. f. Keels
and Col. w. ID. Scarborough are candi-
dates for the Senate in Sumter.
The people Of Collector county appreci-
ate the services of the Hon. Nj. T. Howell
to such an extent that he has no opposi-
ton to his reelection to the Senate.
W. j. Fishburne, A. F, O'Brien, II. D.
Padgett, j. FL. Knight, James W. Hill, j..
r. +. Fox and John S. Kimberley are
candidates for the Legislature in Collector
county.
Charles A, Douglass, s. Il. Rutland, j.
D. Hogan, Osmund w. Buchanan, T. b.
McKinstrey and 4. S. Brice are candi-
dates for the Legislature in Fairfield
county.
l.. B. o'Bryan, James Z. Davis, w. Fl.
Bellinger, l.. B. Toole, j. j. Maher, g. W
Marrall, j. B. Black and G. W. M. Will
liams are aspirants for the Legislature In
Barnwell.
R. D. Lee, A. 8. Brown, Altamont
Moses. w. o. Cain, A. X. Sanders, Junius
A. Rhame, Fl. G. Shaw, 4. NJ. Cooper and
81. +. Wilson are candidates for the Leg
lslature in Sumter county.
The latest list of candidates for the Leg
islature in Abbeville county has the fol-
lowing names: The Rev. J. N. Young,
w. ID. Mars, w. Z. Barmore, o. p. Haw-
thorne, G. H. Waddell, W. A. Moore, r.
l. Robinson, o. T. Calhoun, w. IL. Par
ker, w. X. Blake and E. G. GTayden,