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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-03-04
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Piotr. Powiedz-ie mi stanowczo moi ia
siu, jakicj ty polityki jcstes stronnikem?
ia n. Ja?.. polytiki zaokraglcnia, rozumie
sic.
Piotr. ia talk sumo. jestesny jednomyslnl
W tym razie... OF, wiesz co, masz jimmie diwescie
doll. ,zaokragtij to sumke do dwdch t,ysiecy,
poly ezaiac mi dzisiaj jcszcze sto.
Jan. Co tz il powiedziaiem2.. ktot dis
lawncj polityki zaokraglenis $40 trzyma' dz's
wssyscv wyznaia poltyke wicikich agglo-
meratow. a
Piotr. Wszyyy::-. OF! ia takke.. ~jcsteSmy
jednomyslni pod tym wzgledem, to tes pozwol
be zamelduje twojc so rubli do wielkieg6
) ayglo meratu moich dlugow.
Jan. lednak, il .ztcm zwolennikem agglo-
moratow o tylc tylko, o lie ME naluszaja r owno'
was; politycznej, a twoje iadania..
Piotr kubek W kubek mysle talk samo. :"
Wachski ma IL mnie diva tysiace, %dopozycz mi
vice -p doll. :azebys 2 MIN b!t " ro"now wa
[ DE.
Jan. Lecz, ydy idzie o pod"bne lntcresa,
nailepsza polityka Jest poitykAn ncyj
S PietrZ ust mi to wtasrle wyJates. Hate'
on ;cstcm nrzyi,onan,, 2e mi dopo&yczysz so
J doll, aieby ME ~tor.sc;r ihterwency' Wach-
skiego. kt6ry mi vczorai ~przystat ultymatum
a dis ma mole rza,1y tladowe.
Jan pragnac zaroFledz interwencyi, dopoiyrzyf
Piotrowi $40 doll. piotr uduf sic Eta sumka q"
zielonego stofu, pr1y ktorym zasiadali rcprezcn-
tanci furona, -ztosa, ~djabetka innych tego ro-
dzaiu potentatow. Dopozyczone sto rubli pc kro-
tkiei konterencyi zneutralizowan zost"fy, wszys,
ras bioracy udzia' W obradach zasw"re"tow"l
zbiorow, ze sic znich All grosza Potr"wl ann
lego wierzycirlowi ME do.tanie
Upamietnia ten w~yradrk traiycy;': P'"'ro.
:. wyeh ~ruchomos'j.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-03-04
Sercc pieczcn.

Powlctrzna uieStafosc ludzkiego gatunkn!
CO clwilp to smak sic nasz nieni:
" mtodosci marzvmy o fodkim catunkn,
VA starcsc o tiu>tei rieczeni
= o boski nektsrze, uStecka runiane!
Wykrzyka miodzieniec " zapedz!e,
III pierwszy catunek dawaj cie W zamiane
Chloe Paktol pic 2 tego ME bedzie.
Gdv dziewczc mi szy.je raczkami "IIe2Ie,
A usta 2 ustami ici spoje,
u co mi 20 skarbach co nj pc swiec'e'
O Avwot. o wiecznosc ME stole"
O dzieio rak %boAych, moi ksuchy baranie!
Szepleni staluszek pod roscn',
Mech w kat sic schowaja panny j panic,
Com kochaf. gdy lyiom mlokosem.
Ten rdzicc duszony talk usta rozczrla,
Iak zadne nicwiesci czufoscl; Q
4 zwlaszczu, zc pctem zalnnu cehnla
Pomoga trawieniu ttu~totci.
powiedzc;eA M mtodzi, powiedzcic mi starry
w obliczu sumienia sfonca:
CIV lepszv caiunek, co osniem sig z"rzy,
CIV pieczeh ma stole dym AGA!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-03-04
L 0 i Owe

.-N;odawno temu umarl w Moskwie
Ivan Aksakow, au1or o%statnle) "o]ny
rosyjskiei z Turcyq. Aksakow s1ynal jake
Garibaldi dziennikarzy rosy skich. Czfo-
wick ten posiadaf nieoganlczona wladze
W Rosvi, a car san byf tylko slepem Ia.
rzedzie,n W rekach Aksakowa. Podczas
ostatnich niepokoi ma po]wyspie balkan
skim odgrywal on wielkq3 role. Aksakow
stall ma czele partyi .Pan-slaw'zmu''. Mo-
via, re mial zgin9G podohnq smierclq JakSko-
below. correspondent londynsAich e VS.
donosi oz- miaf sposobnost movie 2 PREY
lacielem Aksakowa. ktory mu powledzlat,
II lax Skobelew talk i -Aksakow, obecnle
z%amordowani zostall przez memleckle
,tronnictwo. popicraneo PREF Bismmrka.
F. Bonk-To boycott znaczy, II
nikomu me wolno cd takiego czfowleka.
ktory jest .boykottowany, ami tic kuplc,
am MI, mic sprzedat, ami mu AadneJ usfu-
ui oddac; Studme poy~~44nwaneoo MONA
za,tuc, "ony,Ap 'ogo zniszczyG. aol.va+,vo
spalie, a Mkt ME ma prawa przeszkodziG
temu hub doniesG do w}adzv nod kara
smlerci.
y +. ks Antoni Sotk iowicz. bis
kup dyecczyi sandomierskiei sr'vyswi' cit W tvch
dniach W kate;rze s~andomiefskiej ma kaapfundsv
nastspujaeyeh alnmnow ME scowego seminaryum
SaEasentege kr:iwczyhs' zegts, lama kwietnia,k a-
zimierza p5dwysocEIego Ignacego szadkowskiego
i Macieja Zeilihskiegq%
Roslina magnrtAcz ma. Dzienniki Opt
snia piekna, niedawnoSdkr5ta %rosline, ktora po-
s'ada "-tasnosei W najwyzszym stopniu magnety
czne. Nazwano ia ,rhylolacc;. electrical" Prze
iamawszy .e foshhe W reku, uczuwamy wstrza-
snienie podobne tcmu: lakiego doznaicny OF ba-
teryi elektryczncj, oddalonej ma szcsc metrow.
namagnesowana igta zbl'zona do tel rosliny 20
rusza sic zwraca. Sita clektrycznosci lest rS
ina, stosownc do pory dnia o drugsj pc poIudniu
.sst naJwieksza, ma noe zmniejsza sic, pod GAS
$%bliaania sig bury sta posezniejs, ale podczas
8deszezn ros''na staje sic pr~awiPzwiedta. Nigdy
nj" wlaac ma meg ami ptaszka ami mnuszki. Grunt,
ma ktofy" ros"'e, Ne ma zadnych czesci imagine.
tycznych; sifa vice clektrvczpa tel rosliny W ME;
same; tylko jest zawmta.
w wielkim sktadzie nan, Y W p,,vtu
p~racowat cd dw6ch lat jake dyeygent mtody sub
jekt, piekny mfodzieniec, zdatny, unLtu.,n1- o,,
Hwy. Pc dwoch latach p. X. za.o},, Korolo
+. do Siebie %oddawszy mu ~nalezyy,a noch votv
zarroppnowaf mt reke swej corki Min. M. ;ooo;
pc matce 100000 1t. majstku. Karol zs,d, !;
pc chwili przerazenia, zapewniwszy sic o zyca;-
A--.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-03-04

mex }opatek; r6zne@o eatunku kieFbas, drobiu, swiezyeh
ryb, ostrzyg, masla. jaj it'd: Wo}owine s~przedaie nc e.
calemi cwierciami. JezeIi cI1cncie co T.: *
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-03-04

Pisemko .,Lc journal des Gascons", ktore
baai publicznost talk zwana ngaskonada" u
W jednym z ostanicn numerow. htos
]opowiada swemu rrzyjac:elowi, re postal sluza
CO ma roczte Z listen. Dzicwczyna jet tax roz-
targniona,, re zami"st Iistu wrzuca siebie do
skrzynki. TO mic" odpowiada p'zyjaciel. -
,,Ja miatem daleko ciekawszy dowod T zt"rgnle-
nia. Poszedlem do mojegc szewca . prosbA +"
szybkir przymocowanic novel podeszwy d. bu-
IL. Szowc,, zajety wfasnie %obiadem, TAX byf roz-
targniony, &c b~if.ztyk swoj przyb1t do mego b"-
Ia, a natomias, W pospiechu %roiknsl %i"desz-
we"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-03-04
W 81 k O

w szkol lie.
Nau1zyciel. = .lanku, pcwicdz mi kto -two-
rzyf OF tamta gore.
Janek. kt6rego rodzice niedawno plzybyll
re wsi dopiero rlerw>zy raz bedac w szkole.
= Me wien, DO my tn nieduwno mleszkamy.
- Sfuchajno kuslu, czemu ty chodzisz IA
wsze z tym czarnym huzarcm
= Widzisz, moja droga, MOI ojciec mi nm"rf,
vice chodze W zafobie.
- Slysza1es pan = ten pan nazWaf
mnie glupcem.
Siysza}em = sprzeczat sic ME
bede.
= Ola czego Niemcy i Francuzi ME
trwoniq talk JAKE my pieniedzy::
30 ME wyjezdzaJ4 "a granice.
A dla czego nie wyje2dzaja::
Jakis etyo dziwny. DO i talk iuz "a
g%ranica mies7kaja.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-03-04
Lichec k 4 m 0.

Sfuga. Pan y. chco pana widziec.
Pam. Powiclz re mnie ME ma W domu
ae bardzo zatuje &c 60 wldz'rc ME mogs.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-03-04
Ceny Targow e.
w WTNONA Mimi.

w WINONA Mimi.
Sroda, 3go. marca.
Pszenica najlepsza zimowu, 10 70.
Me- 72c ;73c
Zyto 35c.
32-35c.
Observation-Disclosures zoe
Kukurydza Corn 4oc.
Kartnfle buszel, 80 do 4Oc.
Sianu. tona II Wisconsin G.OO-S.OO
Tymotku 5000 90
Mako, patent, 3o.
Straight $50
Backcr'S 400
Milling II DO II bran " TO 10 short II d tona
MaSto 1G d. 1Sc.
dobre stofowe, 10 DO 2Oc.
Ser, smietankcwy, trnt, 12c.
y zwyczainy = 1oc.
.Jnja, swieae, tuzin 1sc.
Mieprzowinu, za 100 funt6w. $50 do a IS
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-03-04
Hlunorystyka.

Czy pan vie ktora g"dzina:
= Wlem.
: TO dosyc ma Pana!... .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-03-04
Odpowiedzi Redakcyi.

Panu G. 4. Zadfuga r%ozmowka.
Panu W. NJ. Lonely i tiy W koszu,
Znakologia dobra.
Panu S. III p~oczyami oasylamy pa
ma do kosZa.
Pam w. b. Pisuj pan ciqsgle ME
dzis,to jutro da sic mo2e cos z~uzytkowac.
Panu s. X. Ia materya] dzieki,-
prosimy o wiecej.
Panu X. W n. y. = %Dziekujemy "a
nades]anie. Prey %>posobnosci zu2ytkn]e -
my.
Za ,,Wiarusa" zap1acili:
Woiciech Bambenck, Winona. dol. 100
Maciej DUMAS ski 9 >. 200
l.. Wroblewski, Calumet, Mich.
f. Galewski. .Ardn~l
NJ. Daniels
FP. Linkiew
n. Romczyk
KS. L. Klon
Kto gay ~. poKWitowa-
nym MECH sic zsfosi do ;S%asyera. FIR. Dra-
zkowskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-03-04

Potrzebna d%ziewceyna cd
lat ma fanny.
hgfosit sie do J. A. Zaborowskiego, ma
8 sta ul, WlMona, Mimi.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-29
THE WHITE.
PRICE. ONLY $40,

An improved high arm Sewing Machine.
The advantage of high arm, admitting
the passage under il OF bulky garments
without musSing or soiling the compacting
by them, Is too well known to require des-
cription.
1t will last life time and its range Of
work exceeds that of any other machine.
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS.
Among the many advantages of the
White machine are its needle, self-setting in
every sense of the word-always right
Ii has the least complicated, the mos
simple, durable and complete shuttle ever
made, simplicity in threading being an es-
pecial feature. The shuttle tension in so
arranged that You can increase it or de-
crease il without removing the shuttle from
the machine or disarranging the work
All wearing parts Of the White are made
adjustable, So that any lost motion incident
To long usage can be easily taken up, thus
avoiding the delay and expense in duplica-
ting parts. The simplicity in threading the
White is unequaled by any other machine.
and We would particularly call attention
10 the fact in either the upper or lower
thread, there is no hole To thread through
excepting the eye of the needle.
For Family Use, Dress Making, Tailor
ing, the White is without peer.
Il. Lee Harden, Agent.
COMPTON, MD. July 90.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-29

The appropriation for Brittan's
Bay has been reduced from $4,000 to
$4,000. II Washington newspaper
accounts are to be credited We will
not get that much, for the whole bill
is doomed. 1t is reported that Presi-
dent Cleveland has notified one Of his
intimate friends on the Democratic
side that he intends to veto the Bill.
IF you have any consideration for
me, said the President the other day
keep the Bill away from the White
House. / am determined to veto it,
and l ask you to keep it at the Capitol
il possible"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-29

service Of the United States. having
been appointed aacIerk in the State
Department in 1929. when Andrew
jackson was President. There was
probably no person whose knowledge
OF The diplomatic moves CT the Gov
einment was rs thorough as Mr..
Hunter.
The fact that a great interest is
taken by the public in the Senates
disposition Of the Payne election case
was shown by the unusually large at
tendance upon Wednesday and Thurs
day last during the discussion of the
case. Senator Logsn's speech, which
has been so extensively commented
upon by the press, is considered to
have been the ablest speech delivered
upon the floor of Senate during the
present session.
The oleomsrgarine bill passed the
Senate on Tuesday. after reducing
the tax TO two cents pound. The
Senate amendment was concurred in
by the House on Friday, and the bill
now awaits the action of the Presi-
dent.
The President, in company with
Secretaries Bayard and Whitney and
Private Secretary Lamont, spent two
or three days at Albany in attendance
upon the bi-centennial celebration, re-
turning to Washington on Friday.
The movement, which was COM
msnced few weeks since, with Che
view Of establishing a workmen' q
library in the central portion Of the
city. is meeting with general encour-
agement, aud upwards of $1,000 has
been pledged by citizens. 1t is in.
tended that pleasant and well fur
nished rooms shall be provided, where
q workingman after his days toll may
find pleasant recreation. H.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-29
Correspondence of the Beacon.)
WASHINGTON, July &c, l8S

WASHINGTON, July 20, 1856.
Messrs. Editors The Senate has
passed a bill authorizing the District
Commissioners to condemn the prop
erty along Rock Creek, which is the
dividing line between the cities of
Washington and Georgetown. The
land condemned will be convert
ell into a public park. The bill
provides for the condemnation of
a tract of land 1000 feet in width,
lying on both sides Of the creek, be.
ginning at Massachusetts, Avenue and
extending to the boundary line of the
District. That portion Of the valley
or gorge above the city, which it is
proposed to include within the limits
of the reservation is admirably adapted
by nature for a park, and is capable
of being converted. at a comparatively
small cost. into one of the finest Of
the already numerous attractions Of
the National Capital.
A party Of thirteen Apache Indians
have been here during the past week,
and have had several interviews with
the Secretary Of the Interior upon the
subject Of the proposed removal Of the
tribe from the San Carlos reservation.
One Of the cid chiefs acted as spokes-
man, and spoke in the Apache dialect,
which was interpreted into Mexican
by an Indian half-bresd, and then
into English by an American. The
Indians stated that they wanted to
remain upon the reservation, instead
of being removed to the Indian Terri.
tory. The Secretary said he would
consider what had been said, but the
Government was determined to put a
stop to their raids and depredations.
The party includes Chsco. one Of the
most famous chiefs of the Apache tribe.
This Indian is the one who gave Gen.
Crook 80 mach trouble in 1888, but
was finally captured by the late Capt.
Crawford. 1t is charged that .Chaco
was the ringlsader in the murder of
the family OF Capt. McComas, near
Silver City, in New Mexico. extended
accounts OF which we've published at
the time. In addition to these crimes
1t Is said that he has been implicated
IN more than fifty murders Of similar
nature. 1t was not until the party
reached Washington that Secretary
Lamar knew that Chaco was member
OF the party, and when the fact be-
came known member of Congress
from Kansas weat to the Secretary and
requested that be be detained and
tried Tor his crimes. The Secretary,
however, replied that he. with the
rest OF his party. had come here under
promise Of protection, and he could do
nothing but sent him back to the mil.
itary supervision. under which he
has been during the past three years.
Second Assistant Secretary of State
William Hunter. who died at his res.
idsnce in this city on Thursday last.
was one Of the oldest aud best known
men in the employment Of the Gov.
eminent. He was sighsy.ons years OF
age. and IVES the Oldest OfRcial in the
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-29
Maryland Agricultural College.
Next Session Opens September 20, 1885.

Besides the regular Collegiate Course,
embracing English, the Classics and the
Sciences, special courses in Agriculture,
Civil and Mechanical Engineering and
Applied Chemistry are provided, under the
direction ola
Evil Caps q Professors and EmiaSHt Lee
ftfrerS.
A liberal equipment in the shape Of a
Chemical Laboratory and q Museum Of
Minerals, Woods, Seeds. Skeletons, Charts.
&c, b also provided
The Cadets are under Military Discipline
and organization.
Send Tor Catalogue giving full particu-
lars S. 10 Courses of instruction. Terms and
Scholarship. Location unsurpassed for
beauty, healihiulness and convenience Of
access. Address
AUGUSTINE ]. SMITH, Prest,
Maryland Agricultural College,
Prince Georges Co. Md.
July 2o-sm
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-29

Not having seen any
Compton lately. you "
& small space in your
note the few items nf IL
our quiet Neck.
The wheat ,hreshini
been completed AMI
price seems a. be- satis
busllel was the price G,
town.
This neighhnrhoni
grand excursion on III
Crswell, or the schdo'
IL proved io he q VI
owing TO the pleasant
tons Of the gallant Ca;
Well, the centre Of s
mer seems 30 b. Blakis,
boat race there on the .
ing. HousmAn & B,
change. beating the Z.
pretty hands. All ihs'
laurels6en do 81 on ia
are inElFfnel that on III
\ race open IA enc an
will be from Newtown
Bouy and return, vii
pine top thrown In.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-29

Irelands recent failure to obtain
justice recalls the following gem from
the pen of s. s. Preutiss:
There lies upon the other side OF
the Atlantic an island beautiful in
song and story. 1t has given to the
world more than its share of genius.
It's brave and generous sons have
fought all battles successfully but their
own and its history like its harp.
moves to tears by the melancholy pa
thos Of its story"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-29
For he Race"
Aaeehansesyille Tees


Crops generally lo"I'
and tobacco. except 4
and low-lasl. These d,
Wheat crops have rn|
thr,shed. Some haV,
expected.
Railroad news AT a
still progressing IN Il
large number of dou
ultimate completion, d
Of late, owing To nIl
promises.
The NJ. +. Sunday :
Grove near Laurel or
success. The crowd 4
some previous occasi.
enough for all 81 full!
Ice cream. lemonade Al
were abundant. and
and young people pres
ly joyous.
The camp-meeting
commenced. Several
present Sunday AMI n
by which a buggy vs.
return in the evening.
"a persons reported
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-29

FOURTEENTH EXHIBITION OF THE
AarlaAd State Agricsltsnl and Acchasical ixOciaiSa
viii be held at the Fair Grounds, PAILICO
from
SEPTEMBER 18th and 18th, Inclusive.
Purses and Premiums Aggregate About
$4,000.
Twenty-Five firSt-Class races, in which
many of the noted horses of the country
will participate. On the evening Of Mon
day, Sept 18th, "a municipal holiday a
Grand Agricultural Society Ball viii be
held in the spacious room under Grand
Stand. Grounds Illuminated by Electricity
Music by the hest artists. Restaurant, with
all the delicacies uf the season. Handsome
decorations, &c, &c.
Special trains direct 10 the grand stand.
Tickets 70 Ball $2.O0-admitting gentleman
and Ladies'
During Fair week excursion tickets will
be sold over all transportation lines
II. COWAN, Secretary,
IS n. Charles ST. Baltimore, Nd.
Admission IS Cents.
July 10, S6-6tt
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-29

August 4th proximo. the Democrat
ic State Central Committee will meet
at Barnum's Hotel, Baltimore, TO ar
range the preliminaries Of the coming
Congressional primaries.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-29

Hubert o. Thompson, the leader Of
New York county democracy, is dead.
Although not quite 3s years Of age,
he was, with the single exception OF
John Kelly, the most skillful and
powerful of New York political lead.
ers,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-29

Public Printer Rounds. it is said.
has placed his resignation n the
hands of the President. TO take effect
in the latter part Of August.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-29
noaFtl of Health.

The County Conn
rvs county, acting
met ON Tuesday last, /
Bucklsr and Carroll.
D.. Secretary. John
ted President. The /
suh3ect io the cali of
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-29
STEAMER WEN0nAH

VIII leave al p. m. Mondsy and Thurs
day for Governors Run and the Patuxent
River, going as far as Bristol on Monday
trips and as far as Lower Marlboro on
Thursday trips. Returning, will leave
Bristol at ) = m ON "Wednesday, aud Lower
Marlboro AZ a m. on "Wednesday and Fri
day. Benedici At II a IN, Williams At p.
m, Sollers' 1t 8 r. m. Milestone NJ : p. m.
Governors RIM nj $50 p. m, arriving in
Baltimore 81 $50 a. N Thursday and Sat
urday.
Freight received AZ Pier Q Saturday snd
"Wednesday and on Monday and Thursday
until 2 p n.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-29
Orphaas' sourt.

Tuesday, July -.
the Judges present.
lament 81 John u.
probate. Jas. =. Al
were appointed exec
az $40, 900. Account
administrator of LA
Ii. q. Harris Appeared
of John II. Ahell. /;
spoke Of his characi|
Pdtaic <cer and a.
be appointed {" dnn'
The Court appointed
ID. u. Harris, X. 4. q
ID. G. liammeti and \
of James r. Alrll an
ecutors of John Il.
proved and letters 9
and Jno. A. Camalirr
praise tlIe ,l,Crasc,l
journed Ia August Ia,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-29
NOTICE.

ALL persons are hereby warness6bt 10
tfespaS. IN any manner upon my farm
called PROSPECT HILL. near Leonard.
town. The law viii be enforced against
any one disFegariing this notice.
GEO. f. PABST.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-29

Next Monday the session Of Con-
gresa will probably be brought to a
close. But little has been done OF
importance.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-29
Sat Mar!
Travellers

8 NJ. II. r. s--Tr
wine, going East. dlai,
1880 n. m. Arriving at
\. m. Leave Mecllar
daily except Sunday.
irving al Bras.lywinc
Early Morning In
vile. going West, No.
at SIS \. IN. ArriVi.
ESQ a. M.
Evening Trains lea ,
East. Wednesdays an,
IN. Arriving AT Me'hj
Norfolk steamers
Piney Point on Tue
Saturdays at 1919, Z.
days, Wednesdays arY
. See advertisement
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BOARDING.

Having located Al the Great Mills" / am
20 Accommodate permanent and
boarlers at moderate rates.
Ma ALEX. MILBURN.
Aug. u, isS6.
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New Advertisements.
For Sale.
VACANT SCHOLARSHIP.

AT the meeting of the Orphans Court,
TUESDAY, August 10Th, proximo, the
vacant scholarship in the Baltimore Female
College will D. filled by appointment APP
plications will be received up 10 that date.
BY order of the Court,
JAS. r. NJ. RALEY,
Register of Wills.
July % S6-2tt
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Dinner and Tournament at BuShWOOd.

THERE will a Dinner and Tournament ai
Bushwood in aid of Sacred Heart Church
ON WEDNESDAY, August llth. After
the Coronation there will be Dancing in
the House. knights should apply Ia Mr..
lgns. f. Mattingly.
July 20, SEPT
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Cosss ~ s.sioaers' DO,

The County Comm i.
day last, pn$en, Pa
AMI Carroll. Jacob .
al INCREASE II pension
Ordered that hepafa
visor exceoling his l.
certificates issued by
be first paid. The II
to the end Tuesday ii
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-29

Mr.. Hayden NJ. II.
farmers and mnSl We.
district, turned out
Sunday morning last
alive. Cholera was
death.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-29

A reccn; ISSUE &c Oh,
city, deyo'es u column
9th Maryland Regina
IL that place. From /
lowing:
Nv. II. Fond, Cone
inented by the inSpo
for having the clcanes
Nv. J. piggs is TIL
regimeiA> Keep ten,
Will show"
We will wager that
atei Willie Combs "a
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-29

Whit Hammeti, II.
plimented by the Maj
Washington, by an
FaCalty. lie n one 81
siresors. This is a h.,
DIR. Hammcst aud h
reason 81 IL proud of
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MARRIED.

On the 18th, inst, by the Rev. Father
Heating, J. L. b. STUART RUSSELL TO
Miss ELEANOR NORRIS.
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DIED.

On the 25th instant, in the 9Th district,
MAMIE, wife OF Edward J. Downs, aged
% years. May she rest in peacei
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PEACH BOXES.

except for Fair Haven and Plum Point,
received daily only At Tobacco Warehouse
Wharf. foot Of Frederick Street: and for
outgoing steamers must be delivered there
not later than q m on sailing days.
An additional steamer viii be sent out
every SATURDAY afternoon when necessary
20 return elnpsy Peach Boxes and 10 bring
mp Tobacco arzl Grain
HENRY WILLIAMS, Agent
Oaice, i42 Iixh< -
July Is. SET