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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-08-30

GREAr NOUS. Aug. 8. ISIS

0RkAI MILLS aug. - 1ccc.
Messrs. Editors The tournament and
festival for the benefit Of .Holy Face
church, which took place near here last
Tuesday, was quite 9 nice affair, and an
occasion of much enjoyment % those pres
ent and participating. The judges were
James II. Duke, John 5. Bean and John r.
Turner DR.. James Richardson acted as
chief marshal and ]. L. Springer herald.
There was quite fair sprinkling of the
beauty and chivalry q this and the sur
rounding section present. The Leonard
town (coloredl hand was in attendance,
and much enhanced the pleasure ofthe oc-
casion by elegant and inspiring strains
Sixteen knights entered the lists t. contend
for the honors Of the day. To be hsief and
to economize space we give the nsmes and
title only Of the successful ones. George
CIyer, Piney Point, Archie Mo- lis, ST. An
drew's; John Cecil, Clifton; James r. Red
man, Arlington The riding was sniIited
and calamity contested. At its conclusion
i; was found that Piney Point had won he
first honor, St Andrews, the second, C,if-
ton, the Sid. and AriiDs TN, the All. DIR.
Richardson, he orator Of the day, delivered
an eloquent and appropriate address, and
he company adjourned 10 the large hall
ad1oin ng The church 20 enjoy the excellent
repsst prepared by the good ladies and
members Of the congregation and engage
IN the me.-y dance. The supper as SUI
peib, and prepared in a-szannsr rejecting
mucn cle9t upon the 'culinary sF;ll of
these cnargtd With is management. Inc
coronation address was also delivered BY
w. Richardson, Vino peIio. med this duty
IN hGppy style; but he had 10 address an
o'her ran ne zeal queen, toT notM. hstand-
ing me al.ay OF beauty present Knight of
iiney Point failei 10 select he queen Of
love and beauty. Knisht Of ST. Andrews
selected Miss harry Bean, LIST maid of hon.
OF; X si' of CIiftcn chose Miss Bessie
Wise, ena maid. and knight OF Arlington
crowned Miss Della Abel, 3rd maid ofhon-
or lie 1all-room Well, we fear our
powe,s o. desc'ip ion are iladequa 10 fit
" de-cr 1e it The ball was brilliantly
lighted up, and though spacious, was filed I
To is most capeci.y with beautiful and
well dressed ladies Id their handsome es-
coIts, and u Iear raised platform filled
- -epie'ion, and above il he wo as "Wel- Z
come" in wIs1'hed le' eIs. Two SCI were /!
On he floor moving ID The inspi. ng stains
oi elegant music, and every com enance
bore the imp ess of unalloyed pleasure and
enjoyment Twas scene To me e one feel
happy at he was one of them and regret
4 ne ives not. Tie dance was kept upun-
4 late hor", when he company depaI.-
I'd, no DOUBT we'll pleased with the enter
ainment. Tie net amount realized was
s'S55. If he corfec ;onery had not failed
o alive they would have made at least
$50 moe. =.
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COMMUNICATED
PINEY PoINT, August 20, ISIS

PINEY PoINT, August 2O, 1885.
Mcss7s. Editors Il noticed in the las;
w,.k'> EHt,-rprisc that complaint has been
made al that Office in regard 70 improper
attention or rather Loose business at my
Office. The lady claims tha, she don't get
her Enterprise until Monday and when she
sets it il Is in mutilated condition and
lha' there l. trouble about its prompt de-
livery.
Is % myself, As postmaster at this place
am 'nno1ent Of tie charge. The assis-
,ai'i postmaster : a stranger in this neigh.
ie, NJ aud has not yet become acquainted
with al tie patrons Of the Office. Tie e.
g. gFs'e seEeraliy reaches this Office on Sat.
IFoay. Sometime, however. i, is DELAYED
4'lG donf reach this office until Monday
~ th's season u the year great ieal =.
tnall CONS % this office and Sometimes i
inJured IN transit Ii the lady would s.n,i
;or her mail regularly aai not Let il remain
10 the Office for week il would probably
DC delivered in good condition. | am
ready and willing o. answer anv lea
charges that may o>me against me- "a tlse
lN''sariInenI J. 7. SWAMI.
T. NJ. PIney Point
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The gentleman being unable IN Offer
anything Of importance in his own defsnc.
avoids the subiect and dives into personaI-
mes and nnds me g'islty ef numerous l;ttIe
SINS and threatens sreater ones. Now n
seems 70 me from the tone % letter. which
II am judge. did not show much kina-
ness, and protesting as he did against
wasting time and space, lie would hardly
have used so much time over small thinsss
ii he had something Of more importance %
tell. Indeed, Of all his trivial charges, the
most atrocious of which, for single crime
seems TO be that Of being a little man.
Now whether or Eof & mans size can be
imputed 10 him as repToach viii not as
sumo the province OF determining, but sure
ly he (hig Jos. d. Davis NAV become As
justly contemplate when the privileges
which his immenSe size carries with it
that of preventing the late Mr. Parsons and
Others from doing wrong have not been eX-
ercised-but instead we find him taking
advantage Of these little ones 10 DO all the
harm in his power. The man who having
seen the consequences ot many wrongs,
still continues 20 b.unde-. whose age has
added ubstinacy 10 U1uI>y ness, l. surely the
object either OF abha-uuce cr OF contempt.
and deserves act tbs his grry halr should
screen him, and most b! all, when the heat
that offeads him Is nonc other than the ar
dor of conviction. Much more IS he ab.
horbed who, as he aas advanced in wears
and mental ability, has become more wicked
and prostitutes himself for money which he /
could scarcely enjoy, anu .pcnds the de- /
clining Yeas of his life in hccaming rich /,
Al the expense of his county.
Now, Messrs. Editors. us my letter has
not been met, but the gentleman has sim /
ply made a display OF his VT in eyadrng
the questions put 10 him, shall lie very
for assure YOU that he in
lne sense at least has the advantage fine
or were i as unable 20 answer his lues
ions as he : mine, AMI cu.--a ueutly as de-
pendent upon my VT {. AVOID them,
should be quite unequal fa thC task, for
I'm as destitute of huuo- Is though had
ust been put throu-a p course al Brand
eth's Pills. You Il rHt rs s ,l.sk Qua
ier TO dance breakdown Is E.v me 10 saw
.nyfhing - make yul .au-h |, is not my
way. l belong d E,.e .uus. Indeed
UGH Is my natur;4 du'.le#s. That were
lrst rate joke fired . uy ..a nom Par
OFT gun, il wouldut e. rough my hair
Vow, don't believe tle anfl..nan would
ind himself at a greater ..-- s,,r,. he called
pom 10 dive into the UUtrfl. .... blc reCesses
! ule tempestous ma aud explain the eff
ac's OF Chloride OF sodium upon the cast
ron casing of Davy J.a,,' boxer thsn he
'ohid ne 10 give 4 straight ywar,l answer
D my letter Seeing this - D.. the case, |
'ronise you, MeSsr>. Editors n rest from
ms tiresome and unpleasant controversy,
). E-AA TIpTETT
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-08-30

SCoTI .ND. Aa- -. 1888.
Mcssrs. Editors tn. sruperu.nt in
the BEACON Of Augu-f 'gr. -. ia. election
of committee Of u from (, ,.H # the sew
eral Democratic club a.. H. unity IL meet
in Leonardtown on III IL Tuesday in
September Court, Civ the name ola gen
tleman not mem r.r t-se 81. In;ro's
Cleveland, Thurmaa md { .mpton Club
ne its representative. IA the regular meet
ing Of the Club, held ,l.s day, the above
appointment of representative ofthis Club
was renounced Us Informal, and Mr.. ].
Thomas Bronze was unanimously chosen
IS the only prGpcr,r qualified representa-
tive Of this Club T. The i ming meeting.
BY order ul the C.Gh.
II. l.. ID. Stan uE.. secretary
81. lnigo (. I and Z. Club.
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SAMoHT AT THE BAT.
BALTIMORE. August 10. 1853

A%@GAAA1AAAr ~A0-A@N A~t 49,
The city during the past week began 70
.iyen up. Trade Is coming in from the
South, the fruit and truck season is ST is
height and the wharves are scenes Of busy
activity. People are coming home from
their Summer vacations and the shopping
thOToughiares are, at midday, full OF
tanned checked pretty girls hunting up
fall fixings.
The outlook fer a good fall trade was
never more promising.
There were great many ST. Mary peo-
PIE here last week, looking after the sale of
their wheat and tobacco. How they can
grow either article at present prices and
Keep their farms free from mortgages is
mystery that cannot solve. With the
best trucking territory in the State, il is as
tonlshing that your good people DO not
give more attention TO that kind of farm
ing. The products would come in just
behind those from Norfolk and at leas; two
Weeks ahead Of those OF Anne Arundel
county and filling gap that it strikes me
would make the business profitable.
Nj seems quiet now on the political sur
face. The Republicans have made their
nominations for Congress in all the Dis.
tricts except the Fourth, where the Con-
vcntion nearly resulted in row aud was
adjourned until September.
Sydney Z. Mudd is the man whom
Compton will defeat The latters's re-elec-
ton seems 70 BE one Of the few certain
things in politics His record in Congress
make him too valuable a man 10 be turn
al down and his interest in his constitu-
en"y has gathered about him following
that will g into the tight 10 win.
! am glad 10 see that 81. Nary's is wax
Iug up III the matter of forming clubs.
Push the work along and you will win
by the way St Mary's county man
gave me yesterday some queer reasons why
ne had recently turned a republican. He
sait the democrats kept all the money
locked up in the Treasury. told him the
money there was from republican high tar
Ut aud taxes, but he wouldn't understand.
IL" said the republicans let the money out
and TO- upporth his argument said when
the republican administration, u few years
ago, cleaned out the mouth Of a creek,
near nay PLACE, | sold $500 worth Of stuff
not any u>c u me AT all Ieven sold them
1T ri ",I sheep that wee nearly dead and
which | couldn't have sold 20 anybody
else. could not help but smile at his
carr. ecs>, but don't know but what an
10 stll dead sheep to his par
" = about rs good Il reason why man
should Toe "a republican u any other.
Colonel Parry Lee Downs, formerly of
y.nr town, j spoken OF for the Fast
E-uch of ne City Council ON he Elcv- :
.'. Ward Should he get tue non ma
-. a@ will unite the party AMI the Elcv-
.-. come back into the ranks. The
... r.,-Hth Ward Is like y. Nary'>
cratic ~ over 200 ma;arity.
"uu; Hf tactional ;, 'tc every
sea. His arcpublcan 10
SAMoHT.
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ICoMNUSiCATEp

Mtssrs. Editors No doubt in copse
quence Of my had writing, thee occur
some error in m communication pub
iskal in yosr last issue. Please mote the
corrections = follows: For row before
the name Of A istoTnenes read "hero." For
"l2th Massachusetts," read I3th- In 9TH
line Of plOposei substitute. for 18th amend
ment, read citizens Of before United
States, and ol,ige
ourS, H. G. HARRIS.
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ST. JOHNS COLLEGE. A"" ss

Eight Department and Four Courses Of
Study. Total eXptu=s Iar Students who
bp1EJ in clubs, $2lj. Preparatory School
attached Special attention given IN fitting
hpyS 10 enter the IN eT-.yy, p the military
OF naval schools Of H.. government Stua-
tinn most beauufl. anu faithful. For
catalogues address:
Principal THOMAS FELL, :. NJ.
july 2's-2m
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SHOE DEPARTMENT.

call your aitcn,i4a - o. ~Ia .y.~.
reliable Tucker ,u.l,b A o. So,
which need ~ s4fuupndail.t. f,...,. -.
but suffice To- say 'Aai yusi caE e..ls.t "a,
them dlsodys
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Hannah More kCademy.

Fifteen miles from Baltimore n VI. RI
Pounded in lS;e2. i Officers and teachers.
Careful training, thuryu-E Instruction. and
the influences Of quiet Christian home in
a healthy neighboThn-3 Tho next term
will ,, gin Wedncsdsy SEPTEMBER 18Th.
Rgv. ARTHUR J. RiCE. An, MD.
July 2S-lm sTER~TowN, ND.
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Saint hIarB's Beaoon.


There will be a meeting of the Demo-
cratic Club at Mechanicsville, saturday.
September LIST, 1853, al O'Clock, p. m 4
Flag Pole will be raised. All are requested
% attend ID. w SLYE President
X. 7. Corey, Secretary.
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CoMPARE THE PRICES

1'F&ia u III II Il hiIEN
II Tie i1lluwing ~lanaslitl,<" in Spring
and Summer GncsiS Fnliy - IN a. pcr
g below any k1Hse Suuih a Ralfinnrr
city. II vii b. . vain attempt 81 ennmrT-
nc AL thc yaFiums articles Wnf only give
: lew In each aeTarfEsrnt Esar in mini
That Thee a.. II l1a-isrs ~ sssnrr vs,1l
esiTa nnl ~ hasf 81 stsk sfs tsrrr,yinv
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ADVICE To MoTHEI,---a..y. ii disturb
Cd at night and bros. res, bv a
sick child suffering ana .- 3. a..G pain Of
Cutting Teeth? II sr SAD. it a..c and get
4 bottle az Mrs. Win .rv' ~..tling syrup
for Children Teethir a. value is meal
eulabc Ii will rcli,,g ;.. poor little sui.
eror Immediately. Depend up,n il, moth
ers. ;..crc Is on mis,aka about H. /: cures
D:arrhGa, regulat, d.. -tmach and
Bowels, cures WIND '.o. ....,u> the Gums,
reduces Iatlammatyn, au3 -.y,s tone and
energy T. the whole aE-s,u.. Mrs Win
slows Soothing Syrup fir Children teeth
i'm Is pleasant To tn ta.,. aal Is the pre-
Sclip;Ou of one 81 tl, oldest and hest
female physicians AM nug-s il tic United
States, and i for sale rs all druggists
throughout the world Price twenty-five
cents per bottle. b sure ana ask iur Mrs.
Ninslow's Soothing syrup. and take no
tn kind.
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Clothing Department.

In this line | can save YOU money
Nohby and gCntecl in style and tit.
Mems Suits from 81 So ~ &li 40
Youths do do 45Otr . 10
SmIdrcn do > % Ia , 81
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IadItS HhS low Ties anu SlpperS, IL, u,
81 90, 20 and 81 80.
Grocery Department. All STANDARD Goods
Furniture Department

Ofthis make speciality Being bought
from the factory | can save you - per ct.
over Baltimore prices.
Chamber Suits. pieces, $1S. worth S2i
do do 10 do %. 20
do do 10 do II, A
Bureaus and Dresser. 8 50 10 S25
Bedstcads 215 In , IA
Centre and leaf tables. = 80 Ia 800
Wood spill chairs. 81 75 per half dozen.
DO do bow backs, ) -
Oak chairs. 81 Oh to45O
Cane Seat 4 - To- so
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TIN WARE DEPARTMENT.

Eallnh coN'rci buckets . cents
Is
M pans, ; Ia 10
Wash Basins, 5in1 -
N. Z. shall have ready for ynur in.
speotion in few days a : and 10 cent
counter. Their Will l. included anon.
those articles goods worth double the price.
asked. II will pay you u ..sit is novel
y often.
- Terms. Cash on delivery. or acccp-
~ ted draft or note By taking M ri,k
- can serve you az very hrttnm III
~ ures.
Standing upon merit alone, fan and
square % all, | ask you 20 command.
Your faithful servant.
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~, --r fresh ezrs. - "a
4 gods, 81 tue Brown
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1888-08-03
CONGRESSIONAL.
The senate.

& g
WASHINGTON, July 31.-The seuate re-
sumed consideration of the sundry civil
appropriation bill, the pending question
being on the amendment offered yesterday
By Mr.. SpO0ner as chairman of the COM
mittee on public buildings and grounds ap-
propriating $4,000 for 9 public building at
Atchison, Kan. The amendment was
voted upon as a test question to decide
whether any public building amendments
should be added to the bill and was re-
jected by q vote Of yeas FL, nays %. The
direct tax refunding bill was then offered as
an amendment to the sundry civil appro-
priation bill, but on point Of order made
by Mr. Harris was promptly ruled out Of
order by the presiding officer as general
legislation. Mr.. Plumb offered an amend
ment providing that supplies, the result of
prison labor, shall not be purchased for
use at the national soldiers home Re-
ljected without division. Mr.. Stewart
moved an amendment providing that no!
part of the appropriate ion in the bills shall
be used in the investigation of any case or
the osecution Of any person in the mining
region for cutting for mining or domestic
purposes any short or scrubby timber un-;
.fit to be sawed or hewed into lumber Of
commercial value. Agreed to. Mr.. Call
offered an amendment appropriating
800, 900 to, be expended at the discretion of
the secretary Of the treasury for the re-
coyery Of property Of the United States,
g tE -
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1888-08-03
THE MILWAUKEE FOLLOWS SUIT

In Reducing Its Through Rates in Def
ance of the Interstate Commerce Law
CHICAGO, Aug. IA sensation has been
created among the northwestern roads by
the announcement that the Milwaukee
road had given notice that it would at once
reduce its through rates between Chicago
and st. Paul to basis of Accents first class,
the present rate being 60 cents. No change,
however, will be made in local rates, which
will remain as at present based on 80
cent rate. The Milwaukee simply follows
the example Of the Wisconsin Central and
the st. Paul & Kansas City roads in violat-
ing the long and short haul clause Of the
interstate commerce law. This identical
issue was up before the interstate com
merce commission at Dubuque last week
and ruling is expected within few days.
1t is anticipated that the action of the Mil
waukee road will be followed by the North
western and Rock Island, the only roads
now holding to the 80 cent basis. The re-
duction amounts to just 80 per cent. on all
business between Chicago and st. Paul and
Minneapolis common points.
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now held in adverse possession, to the
government. He spoke of the information
recently laid before the senate on the SUBJ
ject Mr.. Sherman opposed the amend
ment. Mr.. Cockrell spoke Of the fairy
tales of the wealth of the defunct confeder-
acy as being only equalled by the stories
of the immense wealth stored up in Eng
land belonging to American heirs. Mr..
Cockrell said the proposed appropriation
would be simply an absolute waste of so
much money and might complicate the
United States government The bill went
over till tomorrow and the senate adj
journed,
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1888-08-03
IT IS SETTLED.

The Agreement Between Manitoba and
The Northern Pacific Made Public.
WINNIPEG. August 1.-The terms of the
agreement between the Northern Pacific
and the Manitoba government was made
public to-day. The Northern Pacific agrees
to build this year the extension to Portage
and next year to continue the line
to Brandon. No arrangements are
made as to branch line extensions. The
agreement calls for the maintenance of
maximum rates from the province to Du-
luth on wheat and certain other classes of
freight. This rate is considerably lower
than the Canadian Pacific rate from Win
nipeg to Port Arthur. The agreement
also distinctly stipulates that the North
ern Pacific shall not enter into any pool
arrangements with the Canadian Pacific.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1888-08-03
A Mine on Fire.

HELENA, MONT, August Helena ad-
vices from Phillipsburg are to the effect
that the shaft of the Metallic mine is on
fire and the day shift are all below. Later
particulars report, however, that the fire
destroyed considerable property but no
lives were lost. ls-
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BISMARCK. DAKOTA. FRIDAY

work. There has been much disap-
pointment among visitors who have been
desirous of hearing Gaull speak, for he has
commissioners. 1t looks as though he has
said all that he intends to say to them and
that he is through. He does his speaking
in the Indian councils, where he is the
greatest leader in the nation, and he sits
in the conference as mighty watchdog
to see that his followers do not waver.
Sitting Bull will not have much to say
until there is evidence that the Indians may
sign, and then he will be heard from. It
be friendly to the proposition. He has al
ways been friendly to the whites and was
at one time considered the greatest orator
of the Sioux nation. In his case the COM
missiOners have also been disappointed, as
he is strongly opposed to the treaty. The
Indians are
HAVING A GOOD TINE
of it as they are being fed by the commits
siOners land there can be no doubt of their
plan to remain until next ration day and
then to bid the commission adieu.
Red Cloud, the great chief of the Pine
Ridge Sioux agency, is still industriOusly
at work among the tribes
STIRRING UP OPPOSITION
and he cannot be suppressed. Sitting Bull
and Red Cloud were the leaders in move
ment several months ago to 60 to Wash
ington with delegation of Indians to talk
to the president on the treaty. They said
they were willing to pay all of their own
expenses in order to talk direct to the
president and not, as they feared, be de-
ceived by commissioners. Having been re.
fused this privilege they are greatly in
bitter opposition.
To-morrow's conference will be interest
ing if final decision is reached, but it is
feared the Indians will hold out until
SATURDAY.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1888-08-03
Released on Bail.

i CHICAGO, August Rudolph Sevic, the
gun maker and alleged leader and ruling
spirit of the recent dynamite plot against
the lives of Judges Garry and Grinnel
and others, was released from Jail about
$50 O'clock this evening on bail approved
by Judge Howe. a number of Bohe-
mian friends of the prisoner appeared in
court and expressed their readiness to be-
come sureties on the bonds of the gun
maker. which amount to $1,000.
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Porter Must Accept.

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. lit now looks as
if Ex-Governor Porter would be nominated
as the republican candidate for governor
in spite of his protest. Ee adheres to his
determination not to accept the nomination,
but it is now proposed that all aspirants
for the honor shall be given authoritative
command to stand aside and that unan-
imous demand will be'made upon Porter.
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Cheap Fare to New York

CHICAGO, August General Passenger
Agent Donald, of the Chicago & Atlantic
to-day announced that'his road, in connec-
tion with the Erie, would offer round trip
tickets from Chicago to New York and re-
turn for the Blaine reception at one and
one-third fare. This is less than any other
road has bid for the traffic.
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Territorial Democratic Campaien.

ABERDEEN, Aug. 1.-The democratic te.-
ritorial executive committee is in session
here to-day preparing for an active open
ing of the fall campaign. It was decided
to establish the democratic campaign head
quarters at Sioux Falls. The congressional
campaign will be opened by a grand rati-
fication meeting to be held at that city
August l1th.