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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1886-04-08
MlNNEsOTA's ARBOR DAY.
Proclamation from Gov. Hubbard Roo
Ommending It's Uses.

STATE OF MINNESOTA, EXECUTIVE DE-
PARrMENT.-To the people OF the State OF
Minnesota: In recognition OF the value OF
forests to every land and of the special
lack thereof in portions OF the state OF our
pride and love, | again call your attention
to the Importance of intelligent forestry or
tree culture. The government OF some OF
the countries OF Europe gives official care
to the preservation OF the growing
trees therein. Bounties for cultivation
OF timber are offered in this and
several other states OF the Union. The
planting of trees is encouraged by the pre-
miums oil various societies. A better and
more successful means OF accomplishing Ell
fective results would be to popularize the
habit OF devoting some one designated day
every year to sowing the seeds, or setting
cuttings, OF desirable trees or shrubs, or
transplanting the young growth of the
same. Men live for years upon prairie farms
without ever planting tree, although al
ways intending to do SO. If a day had been
fixed Tor the purpose and they had given
but that one day a year to do the work,
their farms would now be both better worth
keeping vs. homes and worth far more to
sell.
In the hope that many will accept des-
ignation of Il day for all to devote to that
object, and that the practice may become
at length a general habit, in accordance
with growing custom in other states and
territories, l hereby appoint and set
apart Saturday, the Gath day Of April en-.
suing as
ARBoR DAY IN MINNESOTA.
The public offices of the state will be
closed on that day, and 1 earnestly advise
that all owners OF farms and lots will give
that time to the Improvement OF their
property and beautifying OF their homes,
by beginning or continuing the cultivation
thereon OF forest, ornamental or fruit
trees or shrubs. No investment of money
will pay better; no expenditure OF care will
return more permanent satisfaction.
Particularly l request the cooperation
OF directors and teachers OF the public
schools and Of the boards Of management
OF all our public institutions in this work,
not only for the sake of improvement of
the grounds under their control, but that
they may thus contribute to the adoption
OF a most advantageous practice.
Given under my hand and the great seal
OF the state, at the capitol in the city OF st.
Paul, this 9th day OF March, A. d. 1886.
Signed, L. F. HUBBARD, [Great Seal.)
By the Governor.
Signed, FRED Won BAUMBACH,
Secretary OF State.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1886-04-08
The Drawbacks of Life.

There is no kitchen girl, however able,
But breaks the crockery ware;
There is no butter placed upon the table
But has its lock Of hair.
-Roston Cowrier
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1886-04-08

0uIAAS ttI bkSuuicnU HI COuTU dt OlHOI
town, Pa, it was developed that the late
Capt. A. c. Mutt, who was cashier OF the
state treasury at the time he was killed by
Lyman Dukes, was $45, 200 short in his &C.
counts.
Samuel Falconer has been acquitted at
Bismarck on the charge OF opening letters
as postmaster at Falconer.
The death is announced OF the Most Rev.
Richard Cherevix Trench, D. D., formerly
archbishop of the Dublin diocese OF the
Church OF Ireland.
Louis Feltuer, wealthy American mine
owner, was murdered by Mexicans.
Mr.. Arch appeared at the recent
parliamentary banquet given to his
honor in a pepper-and-salt suit and scarlet
tie. He sat beside Mr.. Chamberlain, who
was in full evening dress.
In Alessandria, Piedmont, a young
male soprano, q pupil OF Maestro Cornag-
liza, is delighting the people, both in church
and concerts, by voice which is said to
rival that OF Patti.
Miller Bros. at Evansville, Ind, made an
assignment. The total liabilities are $1S S2,-
4S2. The assets are estimated at 5000.
600.
The general merchandise store OF John
Nelson at Mapleton, Dak., was taken pos
session OF by st. Paul creditors, and to
satisfy their claims Mr.. Nelson executed O
bill OF sale Of all his property including ex-
emption, to Frank Keogh OF Beaupre, Keoeh
e Co., OF st. Paul, the consideration being
$13, 900, or the total amount due the
creditors present Mr.. Keogh will continue
the business until the claims are satisfied.
Mr.. Nelson is vice president'of the First a.
tional bank. and his inability to meet his
obligation was due to the failure OF that
Institution.
McPhillery, a desperate criminal, with
two Others, breaks jail at Newcastle, Pa.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1886-04-08
A story of tho Late Delegate Raymond.

Washington Special.-The late Delegate
Raymond OF Dakota was the last man to
see Gen. Mcpherson alive at the battle of
Atlanta. He was in the act OF delivering a
message to the general when the party OF
confederate horsemen came upon them, and
Mcpherson was shot down and Raymond
was taken prisoner and sent to Anderson
vile. After he had been there a year or SO
there was an exchange Of prisoners and all
the men in the prison were assembled in IL
line to hear read the list OF those who were
to be exchanged. Those whose names
were read were ordered to. an
swer 'Here," and step forward. When the
officer in charge was going over the roster
he called out the name OF one who had
died the night before. Raymond had the
presence OF mind to answer Here" in the
place of the dead man and stepped forward.
and although his deception was immedi-
ately discovered by his fellow prisoners,
they were all too generous to give him
away. He was exchanged under the name
OF his dead comrade, returned North and
re-entsred the army.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-01-07

tFivn. ar Reg Lrr Corre.ponden.)
Wa.t.r Ealey, Esq. Of =; Jcromcs' Neck,
hi, vrn -ine eve, Killed - Prowling dogs,
81 .,., r.-..l> Aen.
\ evil r! man was drowned in smiths
cr,r \. -.th II December He was employ
~. ~ "a hand ~ Capt Hail. of the Eastern
:! g, o.: Maryland
Wm. Barnes. teacher of - Jeromcs' Neck
primary school, lost valuable horse re-
cl'.v.
l.4's in god condition. jos. Tannisson,
~. LIZ! l. ,okput, d,--,rv : credit 10y giving
lag us q Guri r al from III, ruint t. some
distance above Scotland H. o., a dcSidcra-
tum indeed.
The New Year was ush rod in under a
starry armament. II brings the past frrri-
bly, up. and many or" the signs We have
for The days gone never to come back again
shadows and sunshine. aye, shadows
Mt II the way.
And now the rising day rcncws the year
\ day forever sad, forever dear"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-01-07

HS mental.

At the residence II the brides mother. in
Easipprt, Maine. on Dee. 2l>t. at 10 O'Clock,
\ NJ. Mr.. James II. Melton was married
10 Miss Cora Belle Winchester
The groom is native Of this county, hut
now All officer in the signal service. He
will take his bride from The ice-hound coas,
OF Wintry Maine 10 the orange groves Of
sunny Florida where he i stationed for the
Winter. May flowers Of prosperity and
happiness ever spring up in theis pathway.
as On through lite's journey they 60 hand
in hand, is the wish of his many friends in
Cd 81 Mary's.
In our issue Of the l1,h ult, we publish
81 the marriage OF !. Benton Bowling 10
Miss - Slye. Our friend Benton had
not been explicit eaouSht in ordering his
license, hence the omission of the Christian
name fthe bride. We have been informed
that the lady's name is Miss Maggie L.. Slye
We have not received piece Of the brides
cake. but still we wish them long and
happy welded life.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-01-07
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oring them "ithin the reach Of all.
Washington, ID. C.. Oct IA. 1881.
l have used Warren's Roval Condition
Powders, and have found them beneficial
in all respects l will use them in prefer
ence to ans other. A trial will coordinate
my statement and convince the most skep-
teal Of their superiority.
tSigned) George $. Smith,
Stable Manager Adams Express Stables.
Baltimore, Md, February II, 1880.
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Condition Powders, and they have given
me the best Of satisfaction. cheerfully re-
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Powders, and can cheerfully recommend
them for horses, sick, lean or of feed. /
found them appreciative and serviccable.
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Address orders 10 Philip Warren,
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-01-07
Christmas in Lconard,own.

The inhabitants ofthe village were awak-
ened m Christmas morning by the ringing
OF the bell At 81, Aloysius Church. Mass
was celebrated at 6, :and 1890, o'clock. At
the early Mass, the feature o: the occasion
wEs the chanting Of Christmas carols by the
children Of s.. Mary's Academy. We wen,
much delighted and pleased by the music
o. the children. The singing bore evidence
o. training and proper devotion, for which
the good Sisters are 70 be congratulated
FSaaciAlly noiic,Ah,e Vas the prop-ir;y
and self-poSsesSi0n Of the children. Our
community is indeed fortunate in having
such trainers for The young, and every el-
fO-t should De made in giving them encour-
agement.
There was no music at the second Mass,
hut a: the late Mass the regular choir rem
dered. in tine style, Bordese's Mass in +.
AT the OiFertory, Mr.. Il. NJ Abell sang
''there we've shepherds abiding in the fields. "
The day passed Of very quietly in the
village. There was very little Of the old
custom Of riita.ioHs. which have AWAY.
been INDUCED in We lAay be old fogy
and all that, but we regret seeing our old
customs going into disuse. We like to sc,
mirth and gsiety st the gracious sclS,7
This we have inherited from merry Eng
lard. Amer all, our ideas may be antigua
ted and viewing it with eyes of the pro
gresSive nineteenth century.
though We are native here
And 20 the manner born-ii Is q custom
Mofs honpr'd in Che breach than the OBJ
sertauce."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-01-07
Local. Dottincs.
To COFresIsonslenfs.

We are in re,'ip' of caiie bulky corrcs-
HOnieRoe since the issue Of our last paper.
two contributions of which we shall pub
lish in our next issue, MY Experience on
a Steamboat" andth Happy Land Of Ca.
naan." The others, we hold aadet advise
.i.eI.l, ciaeHy because the writers have for
gotten or neglected 10 furnish US their
narnes. Two mortuary tributes TO Charles
ii. Lowell have been received and will be
published in our GeSL p viii also be q
sGOr contribution having reference to Dr.
Thomas Lynch and another upon the sub
jet Of his father, lately deceased An SC
COUNT ola aGrpcI q, CAaptioo will appear
IA our next and also our usual, Local Dot
iings" which were forced out this week by
pressure upon our columns.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-01-07
Saint Marg's Beacon.


> NJ. X r. s-Trains leave Ra,dv,
VINE, gong East, daily except sunday :,
lo'SO a. m. Arriving at Mcchanic~v;Tl.. fI.sr
a m Leave MechanicsviIIe. going w
GAiiy except Sundays, at l2:i0 .. m A.
Hvlng al Brandywine 2:I0 p. m.
FAIRY Morning Trains leave Me-hspics-
VILE, going West, &onsiays and Thrr.1 iL'p,s
$50 q, m. 'ne a.
1SeniAs 1-=:::.s leave Brandywine. going
Est Wednesdays and saturdays al $40 y
m Arriving At Aeohsniosyil!e at;son m.
SoFttik sseamaEs ~ Washington frun
liney, P,iiai on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
''A'''''-s- - =. 80. r NJ. Returning. Mon.
days. Wednesdays and FRIDAYS.
See advertisements elsewhere.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-01-07
COMMUNICATED.

ST. lNlGoES.
The Rev. J. B. Gray has resigned the pas
torship over Trinity DIETER known as ST.
Nary's PARISH and accepted call to a
church in Washington city, where await
him larger sphere for his usefulness, a bet
ter opportunity for educating his children,
and increased salary, advantages which our
humble parish could not afford him, There
fore, while we deeply regret his leaving us,
Yet, under the circumstances, we could not
expect him Ia sacrifice his family's welfare
Tor our interest. In severing his connec-
ton with our parish, he has left void
which will be difficult to fill in every re-
sPect. 1t may he possible to get a. good a
preacher, but that We shall be able TO Sc
cure one with aS much ZEAL one whose gen
uemasly deportment genial and social
mapRo.S. one blessed with as pious, gifted
and lovely woman for his wife-a real help
meet lndeed-So important in country
parish. repeat, il will be hard 10 find a
Rector and wife who can win and retain
such hold npon the affections Of his con-
gregation. While he loved his own flock
and was deeply concerned in their saliva
ton, he had no unkind word for Others ola
different creed. He preached the Gospel.
and the Gospel only. y good pastor is Of
ten compared 10 a good shepherd, and in
no instance was this more appropriate than
in the case of our late pastor. Who, like
the kind and patient shepherd who gently
leads his flock 10 IKE crystal stream, where
they may drink or 1.-The water Of life,n 80
he aimed 10 lead his flock to God, through
Toe and not from fsd- He did not preach God
as a hard and exacting judge, with the nod
Of justice held over his weak and errinq
creatures, but rather. as our Heavenly Fa.
Their, with outstretched arms, ready 10 Ne.
ceive his repentant children. The Rev
NJ. Gray will leave, besides a memorial in
the hearts of his people, 4 visible monu.
ment, in the shape Of 4 handsome, artist,
chapel in the lower end Of the parish. which
Is indebted for its completion 10 his indom
liable Zeal, energy and perseverance, TO
getheE with the pecuniary aid Of few lib
eral hearted friends "a the cause Of religion
/ Asy he find as appreciative a congregation
I where be has gone, as the one he has left
| - the sincere wish OF his late parishioners
| ~<%
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-01-07
4 New PoStomce.

\ new Pustofficr has been created in our
=. AMY which. In compliment Ia our imme
da'~ representative in Congress, has been
cMri>trned Compton. II is located in the
lower part Of Newtown Neck in this dis
tri.t and will accommodate large number
y. patrons who have hitherto been COM
PEELED At considerable Inconvenience To
u-r the Lronaritown Office. Mr.. J. c.
over = the Postmaster
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-01-07

We have been privileged TO read letter
ron Mr. Chas. Ill Gryther. Piney Point,
70 r. NJ Dyer, ESQ. Agent fsr the sale az
the new patent Windmill, in which the
winter states, that '-the long looked for Wind
Engine s completed ami in fun blast end
she works like charm We are pleased
'ha' MI Guyiher i pleased and we con-
graduate MIR. Dyer on the success Of the
machine for which he il agent
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-01-07
a Tribute.

AT a Hsee,iAs Of the restry Of Trinity
chuEch the following resolutions were
adopted and ordered To be published in the
county papers, and copy be sent to the
Rev. Mr. Gray.
Inasmuch IS the ksev. }. h. Grav has ten
dersi hs resignation 90 the Vestry of this
Parish, having accepted church in Wash,
lngton city, where await him more ex-
tended sphere for biz usefulness, better
opportunity RE educating his children, and
Larger salary, advantages which cur hum
Die t2r;sh could not atiaEd, taerc.bre,
RcS0Ared, That while we deeply deplore
hls departure, we accept his resignation.
Resc{ced, That in the departure of the
Rev. ]. B. Gray and wife the Parish and
society have sustained an irr,ra...i.ie ,Oss,
Re~loed, That Ia covering his connection
with this church yG!d has been created
1Ei'''@ d. ~'. =. ue difficult 10 ill.
Re~@pod. That we regard him Us zeal
Gus, forcible, earnest and persuasive I.asch-
er, and as hind shepherd ~ his flock,
feeling a deep interest in their welfare and
happiness in this world. and a still deeper
IN their salvation in the next aud as man.
energetic, courteous, generous. uI gentle
manly and dignifsd department, OF a genial
and social disposition.
Rss'!otf, That We recognize in his wife a
pious, giNed and lovely woman-a real
helpmeet, indeed-so important TO Rector
in 3 rural Parish.
R,solced, That since i; is not In our pow
{! IL retain our beloved Pastor and his wife,
nrr prayer for their future welfare and hap
pineSs will accompany them, and our wish
that they may Aud lie appreciatiye con-
gregation where they have gone as the one
they have left.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-01-07

robert Adams, colored. charged with a.
sauH ana oattery with intent to kiln, upon
John + Mattingly, was tried before Justice
30 T. Morgan on Saturday lest, IAe jus
ice decided that ',aaasr wss 10 feboDious in
'ea', Ssa "aaa tA@ Accused guilty Of din
p'e eo-auit and battery. TIE sentence was
confinement in the coapsy Jail for thirty
days ana flse az ten dollars ID. c. Ham,
metz appeared for State and Robt c Combs
for defence.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-01-07
Ag Omission,

In the hurry and confusion OF arrans...-
and putting our last issue 10 press, we
omitted 10 make mention of the fact that
We should keep Christmas week az holt
day and consequently that no paper would
h. printed during that time. II, because Of
this omission. any Of our patrons Were dis
appointed in not receiving the BEACON, We
er' s:sTTy for it, aid ask them 10 eselse our
negligence in falling 10 give the proper no.
'i,c IL the proper time.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-01-07
TAILO RING.

TIiE undersigned respectfully informs his
friends and the public in general that he
has just received large and beautiful
assortment OF GooDs for the purpose of sell
ing Suits by sample which he will Cuaan-
tee AZ Baltimore prices. Persons wishing
~ purchase will do well by calling on him
before going ELSEWHERE. Suits made up in
the latest styles and 1t the shortest notice.
&. W. ARMSWOkrHY,
Tailor.
Sept Il, S5-Smt
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-01-07

For our Mems and Boys Clothing, will
have scrupulouSly careful attention, or sam
pies and rules for self measurement will be
forwarded, free, on application. evil also
take care Of your parcels, free Of charge,
when visiting Baltimore. OEHM & Sow
corner Hanover and Pratt Sts., Baltimore,
Nd
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-01-07
tn. Palace OF na,.s..r. Ctr

Clothing Establishments is Acme Hall. 300
West Baltimore Street 4 visit will show
you the neatest and prettiest store in Bait
more. IL i worth seeing for this alone, and
nowhere else can you gct such 81 lish Gents
and Boys Clothing Go 10 Little n6nkr.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-01-07
BciBg Tried,

Tie crrw Il the Dreige Boat, seven in
ruu.hcr, under the command of Capt. :
Price. ar being tried 70! mutiny Lofore JUS
TIE Morgan as We 20 TO press.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-01-07

4
HArk, the bells are soffiy telling.
Hark they whisper he il dead:
ana me bearers going forward,
Ian linz from his saowy bed.
he i dead, All. how il echoed
through the midnight starry sky:
Up above the dark church towers:
Up above the clouds 50 high.
Up above the graves Of dear oaas-
Whom the year had buried there.
Some with tresses white and silky.
Some with brown aaa golden hair.
Some vita isves all fun Of sunshine.
ssAale via sad and longing eyes.
These were those whom God had taken
10 tils home up in the skies.
But The year was not all sadness.
Some had found il very bright
And now we viii read lis chspser,
Under the gieam Of memories light
Before Us pass q vision,
Move cay and brilliant throng,
Some Stih faces full of laughter,
snme with bright and merry song.
Some were young and fair and happy.
Some were old and van and grey.
But the year had brought them gladness,
Brough; ~ them a sunshine ray.
Bd, now he's gone, the crown hath fallen
From his proud and noble head;
And the bells are softly tolling,
For the Cd year which is dead.
HE has left his stately mansion,
Leaning on his KY cane,
lettering fhom his wOrld of glory,
I.eaSiBg another one to reign.
Tottering, weak and trembling onward,
From the world all cold and white.
Passing through the 10y portals.
For Us now a.id hour 81 night
Onward from the world of sorrow,
Underneath the star liz sky,
blind and helpless forward.
And then he stood alena " as>
Slowly after come the mourners,
On their lips a whispered prayer,
That the next may prove as happy
As the dear dead old year,
gut. hark the bells are loudly ringing.
Hark they whisper, he is here,
And their peals of joyful greeting,
Welcome in another year.
D. II. N.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-01-07
Correspondence of the Beacon.l

WASHINGTON, dec. 80, 1885.
MeSSrs. Editors IL was at ST. Elizabeth
Asylum on Christmas Day, and as there
was an entertainment there, | hope YOU
will indulge me with space enough 10 give
an account Of it There were 0r-s three
hundred peroIs present in the Sooa, which
was ornamented with . large tres. hung
with all kinds of presents, and all seemed
greatly to enjoy themselves I witnessed
the presentation of handsome silver water
pitcher TO one of the physicians in charge
by some OF the employees. As could not
hear all that was said, will give you few
81 the Dr.'S remarks On The stage. DIR
Wilmer introduced to the audience Miss
Mary +. wathen, well known in Leonard
town, by saying: Il take great pleasure In
introducing one who is wei! sauwn 10 all
OF you, Miss May r. Wathen." Miss
WatheI feeling somewhat embarrassed and
not caring 10 speak, the Dr. responded for
her To the following effect II vii make
few remarks in Miss Washen's name. she
being the lc-6e. liz this affair am much
p,cased in behalf Of the night watche-s and
few of the ladies of st, Elxabeth's 10 pre-
sent DR. kep2Gy with this beautiful Silver
alter Pitcher rs token Of their apprecis
ton and esteem for his many kindnesses."
DR.. kenpey replied: My kind friends, this
IL such surprise that hardly know what
to say to express my thanks. | am sure
that | have done nothing ~ merit this kind
remembrance. The little atte ltion and
kiaiaes.cs that have shown you in the
past eighteen months are nothing to what
you deserve for your kind and gentle :reat-
ment of those intrus:Gi "a your care. Just
BoW Cam It grasp you all by the hand
and thank You personally. Ny friends,
sincerely thank You all, not alone for this
lovely and useful Christmas gin, but also
for that which you have shown me | poe
SeSs, which TafEe more than anything
G!S'--your friendship Now rs use this
pitcher | will drink your health, wishing
You all long and happy lives and a pleas
ant, peaceful old age" A FRIEND.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-01-07
TO TAXPAYERS.

nERSONS indebted TO me for taxes for the
7 year 1894 are requested TO make imme.
= diate payment, otherwise shall be COM
PEELED TO collect the same by process oflaw.
w. J. WATHEN,
Late Tax-Collector Of 3rd District.
Sept. "a. S5-tf