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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-06-20

~ Douglas Mactervish-"S Sandy,
remember this. mon. Honesty 10 aye
the best policy"
SAndy-"How do ye knaw, Dong
las Mactervish r
Douglas Mactervish-"I hae tried
baith.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-06-20

- - - ARA
=
Pr1 - ior re erection and ne had
49, exercasea what infanenes %
30 ~ neeAii o. fuFtner appropraa'
aeRe 1or - compieiioa q the struc.
- g wes s'fone'y as'aonee
:. ns1o e aecount q ~ many
v's'4 e w. nis piiv'ie8e %
aeoe' ana watn tne iuis eppre-
aon 2 ne nospatalisY q tne c'sy;
- = allofoeo nlm 9rsas pleasure %
eccept tne invl1atlon, and he cerfain-
e@so = Pkeeent aoIess sonsth'f'9
8:
9 I. X 9 e z1.s' ~ -
a'so sccepted tns
1nvl1etlon g . present.
Al THE WHITE HOUSE.
The hour having arrived for the
committee TO visit the White House,
as had been pre-arranged by Postmas-
ter Brown. the members Of the COM
mittee were formally presented to
President Harrison, who was extreme
" courteous and warm in his express
sions to the Mayor and the several
members of the delegation. stating
that he had already been informed of
che intention Of the merchants of Bal
timore to dedicate the new PostofIice
and Court House Building on Eeptem.
Der the 18th, and he was gratifed to
know that the citizens Of Baltimore
and Of the State of Maryland were so
we'll pleased with the government
building as to make an event of its
dedication; that he would accept the
invitation and if it were possible. be
present on the occasion, not for the
purpose Of dedicating the postofiice
building. but particularly for witnes-
sing the commemoration of the defeat
of the British troops in Baltimore;
that he had much more interest in the
celebration of an event of this charac.
ter than he had in the dedication Of
the postoffice, and that he was glad to
know the people of Maryland com.
memorated events Of this character:
he knew the celebration would be a
great success from an agricultural.
manufacturing and historical stand
point, for It could not iail to be such
in the hands of go competent and in
fInential gentlemen as were repre-
sented by the committee. He was
well aware of Maryland's hospitality,
Is it had been his pleasure to receive
the same on several occasions. and al
though this was not terrapin season.
he knew that Baltimore was never
lacking in her resources for receptions
OF this character. Col. Jno. L. Thom-
as suggested that the President. with
his Cabinet, might have very pleas
ant trip ON the Dispatch" down the
Potomac and up the Chesapeake be-
fore witnessing the bombardment of
Fort McHenry, or the Dispatch"
could be sent around to Baltimore
and the President and Cabinet could
leave Washington after an early din.
ner in the afternoon by rail. board the
dispatch" at Light Street Wharf, see
the bombardment. fireworks. etc.. and
return to Washington at an early
hour for retiring. The program
seemed to interest the President and
it 10 expected that he wnl decide upon
either one or the other of these sug-
gestions.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
The committee then proceeded to
visit the Secretary of the Navy,
Hon. B. F. Tracy, and. 6rst re.
quested that the department would
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-06-20
FOR SHERIFF.

Please announce JOSEPH T. COUGH
as candidate for the next Sherifalty. He
Will be earnestly supported by the demo.
Gratis of The county in general and especial.
ly By those Of the 2nd District.
March 28 i
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-06-20

Tney next called on The Secretary
Of War, Hon. Redfeld Proctor. and
requested his cooperation in allowing
the forces now garrisoned at Fort Me-
Henry to return the FIRE on the night
Of the bombardment and also 20 in.
crease the number Of men on this oc-
cxxion ss much as 1t was expedient for
him to do, and iE addition to this to
furnish batteries and men TO assist in
the sham battle 10 take place at PIN.
leo on the 18th Of September. which
Was TO be . representation Of the bait
lie Of North Point; and then extend
"a an invitation to him to be present
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-06-20

The Attorney General Was than
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-06
COURT RECORDS.

CIRCUIT CorRT-Hon. W'm. Z. Grore,
presiding judgc-The People vs.. Charles
Brearley, murder; on trial. John ;.
Weeks and Ambrose A. Weeks, as
tended ten days. Hou. ". c. Burch,
judge-A. K. White VS.. Elijah +.
Orser, assumpsit; judgment tor plain
TIL S29.29 and against surety; proceed
ings stayed from twenty days 10 forty
days If bond be filed. Charles Bateman
VS.. Philip Blake, replevin; judgment
for defendant 500 dam lges and costs.
Maud Kelley vs. the D., l.. & y. Rail
way Company, trespass on the case;
stay extended thirty day.. Emma b.
O'Connor VS.. Albert L. Livingston, re-
pleyln; non-suit; judgment for de-
fendant for costs and attorneys fee OF
SO. James y. Bodle VS.. Frank II.
EscOtt. ct al, assumpsit judgment for
plaintiff for $l75.3S and costs. VIM. :.
Walker VS.. Emma Walker; decree Of
divorce on ground OF desertlon.
UNITED srATEs-No session.
PRoDATE-Hon. Cyrus E. Perkins, Judge
Estate OF ). Keith Follett, deceased ;
will and petition for probate filed; hear
ing December 30. Estate Of Nicholas
YOst, deceased; will and petition for
probate filed; hearing January 3. E.
tate OF William Hornbrook, mentally
incompetent; GUARDIANS annual nc.
count filed. Estate OF Gideon X. COvill,
deceased; inventory filed; order that al
claims be filed IN court on or before
June ), 1890. Estate or Joseph II. Ben
nett, deceased petition for admnistra-
ton fled; hearing December 80. Estate
of Geo. III. White, deceased; admins
traitors annual account filed; hearing
December %. Estate of Pearl F. H0r-
ton, minor; inventory filed. Estate Of
Jane A Buss, deceased; order dIsu1 -
lug petition for partition. Estate 0i
Elizabeth MCInrOy et a., minors; and
estate of Eddie Albright, minor; Henry
Fl. Masten appointed guardian IN each
matter.
SUFERr0R-H Hon. 7. 4. Btrhrqame
iudge-James II. Brown VS. The CITY a
Grand Rapids, II chancery; hearing
continued.
PoIIcE-Ho7. John Hoiues. police Judge
john Quinn, drunk; sentence sus
pended. Elmer Merritt. breach of peace
fne S. and costs. paid. r. GOrdei lO
same 0ffense; dism ssed Dell Knapp
assault and battery, continued hll b.
cembcr az l0 a. n. Albert Hemzcl
man. truancy, continued till DeCcmbf
sstl0 a. m. Lotte WaiBole, larceny
continued tll DeCember & At 10 A. m
p. Doo-e. har obstruction: held % e.
perior court. Jacob Frans. larceny
continued tl December 8 A. Oh q. m
Jonu Cudfhv. feloni0us assault. CON
trued til Uercw her e at Ios m Wm
Bradley. larceny. continued tl Iscccm
bere 81 l4 a. nl John HeTer. larceny
continued t.ll UccCmbsr at6a. m.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-06

As tEs sEIazazE 4ra~s a1ssE.y luGo a1t1szx
a. Is acs. s.l.ry 1zys a pFeFtSaS E1ozl1as
srs saaoesas5 - 60. e-ys. ko~ E.s4iy ss
DassAs ela.zr 3 tos etesTf0i cgzzfart-Es ffS
~raeh ccs ozgus ~ every nr~p1@ae. wlLt.s ~
ta-zk per1sEs. of E1s e@pQy Emas ~e t2ys
sas a0rlas tie ds. khelal s1uzanar " 1st
rot,ass fae.s Sssasi MAS Ackzpgs h4s oes0
i1parlsd - ssery ons y ~ - t<zr - geEtsa-
n1ls a. s. k2gs a. .l1giagF AID taosS
eaNnzes aTe1zs ~ sts-ts ol1ply - = oEznss
q serk. Ss1Lz, az l-lst prQl4t.y - tbs
nsSaiSd eb&nEs q az. i sss1ls tefr.lle ~
ma u ses ths number of E-ie and Sickiy tlst
ws uas~s saeh ysaF, caused ouiy by tie want
os Enore oxygsn Asw - khs tine wasa ss
Axs soriuhg tLis Diserzt-s EzblI u szlf %
sraclson
A tAs days Ssl1 rights grow eoldsr ws -ox
ourse.yes iuto slrIight rooZs and tFeSghs
sad rebrssEse ths sAzus az. @ntl u becomes
~ toul znd pc-utec that Ne grow sleepy SBd
d.. ,son1eTIug What makes - fee! -, and
II . fresh supply q adsuigssc, Ne feel cold,
ard S,.ne one cries. Put down the lndow,S
or DO shut tie door
Bgt my advise Is, be less sF2rlng q your
fuel. have rousssg ire II nssd be. bat have
a window open i every room Dont bs oon-
tent With air from another room. Resg Asris-
asd only w..h OUT of aOor air. AT uigat don't
sls.eo Ia . closed room. On With lhe clothes
aud up wilh tie windows, and iu tie morn
ing you viii wake up with noEs Of ta&t tired.
knguid feeling. bur Instead you win be re-
freshed by your sleep. eager 10 "be up aud
DOING OF course pure air need not lie e0ld
air. 20 even the frailsst need not be debarred
from is njoyment Therefore don't hiber-
nate as though YOU were Squirrel or wood
chuck. but live and enjoy the snpporss- a
life, Gods grestest gift. pure air.-Lewiston
Journal
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-06

"HoNEsr DAY" DoSAHor. attorney
for Kunze aud O'Sullivan, has had his
day in court" and has spread him
self. We can imagine the sensations Of
his two clients when they heard MS
opening remarks, aud We are quite GER
tain that the sensation OF hanging can
not be much worse. He knocked court
and jury silly in the first round with the
following: MAY it please your honor
and gentlemen Of the jury. There i'
no duty IN the life Of The lawyer that af.
fords him more pleasure than defend.
ing the innocent; therefore, [ begin to
plead for the life of my two clients,
Patrick O'Suilvan and John Eunze,
with a heart as light As the neviy-made
bride "a she goes forth with her hus-
band after the bridal ceremony. -
Honest Dan" rlsv have married his
clients for the love he hore them. but
there IA a strong suspicion that he mar
red them for their money. The cere-
uouy, moreover, = more likely 20 con-
olude With a requiem than With a. epi-
thalamum.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-06
OFFICIAL PAPER Or The CITY.


Heavy appropriations, not IN e1-
press terms. bat by in1irection, are
asked Tor the navy, for tue ordnance
department, for coast defenses, for
something akin 10 the Blair bill, for
pensions and for steamship subsidies, F."
says the Dsas-Iscari0s IN finding fault
with Harrison's message. Here is more
treason, bat this time 10 Its own party
The same spirit which prompted it t.
20 back Oh It's own city enterprises,
simply because their furtherance had
fallen into Republican hands, now
prompts it TO desert It's own party meas
ures, because a Republicand Aministra-
ton will carry them on.
II there is anything that the Demo-
cratic Administration a few years since
actually howled about, It was the
necessity Of great appropriations for
the navy, ordnance department and
coast defenses. Both parties in Con-
gress admitted that those interests had
been neglected too long, and new
order of things was instituted. Dem
ocratic journals al over the country
even now claim the credit of for their
own party. But the Dsm-Iscorios now
turns It's back upon the policy and
gives full sway 70 It's contemplate, mar
row-minded, green-eyed, laundice-
hued, bihohs-hyered jealousy, TO spew
upon Il.
No one would ever accuse the Dem
Iscariot Of favoring something akin to
the Blair bill" for that means educa-
tion-and education, too, for the col
Ored people Of the South. Education
and improvement Of that class would
take away from Southern Democracy
the only excuse they have ever dared
% urge for their shotgun" policy OF
denying them tho right Of suffrage,
that IS, tneir ignorance and degradation.
In this respect the Dam Lscario, s true
Democrat, and pulls with It's party. II
also susiains rs party traditions IN de,
crying heavy appropriations for pen
Sons. The entire party would ike T.
get rid Of every vestige OF reminder that
the cause Of those pensions took root
N Democracy, and fourished aud
brought forth fruit a hundred fold un,
der It's fostering influences. The ques-
ton OF subsidies, beng simply the ex
tension Of the doctrine Of protection 70
domestic enterprises, is of course dis
tasteful 10 a journal whose characters
tc Il troschery 20 home interests.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-06

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rarfre q n h'ghesf t.fcef a. The srnfs
f-rff arr-rncs - ths 2irrUit fo.rf ICONS
errf Hiots SCALED. q tfs cry q eraaf
rrriss rfaf nelrr INC riste q toiffre rhe
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Telegram-herald., 1889-12-06
Catarrh

PROBATE 0RDER-State Of Michigan, Coun-
ty Of Kent, s.. At a session Of the Probate
Court for said County OF Kent. held al the Pro-
bate Office, IN the city Of Grand Rapids on the
Sd day OF December. in the year one thou
sand eight hundred and eighty-nine.
Present. Cyrus L. Perkins, Judge Of Probate.
In the matter OF the estate OF
= KEITH FOLLET1. Dec ceased.
An instrument in writing. purpOgting Ia be
tn last VIII and testament OF said deceased.
having been filed In this court for probate,
IL IS ordered, that Monday, the 10Th day Of
December instant. AT ten o'clock in the fore
noon. at said Probate Office. be appointed Tor
proving said instrument
And IL is further ordered. that q copy Of this
order be published three successive weeks
previous 10 said day of hearing IN the TRLE-
GRAN-Ii ERALD, daily newspaper printed and
circulating In said county II Kent
CYRUS F.. PERKINS,
"A true copy) Judge OF Probate.
ADeLPH B. Mason. Register. fri
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-06

Judge 81 G. Burch has received On
invitation from Judge ReAy. Of ue
Wayne copnly c1cust ~ exc hangr
seats dar.ng the week h~r snfne necrn.
her is. Nr Rufeh srll accept n ne
business here does uot ran 5ysF sn nsth
a way as - prevent.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-06

DROBATE ORDER-State Of Michigan, Coun-
ty OF Kent IS. At a session Of the Probate
Court for said County of Kent. held at the Pro
bate Office IN the City OF Grand Rapids. on
the 81 day Of December in the year one
thousand eight hundred aud eIghiy-nlne.
Present, Cyrus +. Perkins. Judge Of Probate.
In the matter Of the estate OF
MATILDA MAY. Minor.
Abraham May, guardian II said minor hav-
ing rendered 10 tiis court his annual account.
December instant, AZ 10 O'Clock I'm the fore
noon az said Probate once be appointed for
examining and allowing said account
And Il Is further ordered. that a copy of this
order be published two successive weeks pre-
viouS TO said day of hearing in the TELE
GRAN-HRRAIp. a daily new paper printed and
circulating IN said County of Kent.
"A true copy CIRiS r.. PERKINS,
Judge OF Probate.
AnoLrH B. Mason. Register. Fri
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-06
TEEAsURER's NOTICE


CITY Trsssurer's 0rrcs
Grand Rapids Mich.. Nov. Z. lssa.
kotice IS hereby given that the sssessin r
roll f9r the construction 81 sevsf iu opNlH
Prospect stree ~ fes' south of lHifon sfreei
10 connect with Washington sfrrst sew
in the city ~ srand Rapids is nov IN ny
hands and that vii receive payment fheFreh
Cor toe period ~ twenty dsvs from fhis aste'
a. the offcs of the City Treasurer, CT hAA
CE0hsE y. PLRkf.
Dee e Cts Irsasurer,
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-06
THE OBSERVER



La every young llan, yes. o. mar, ,
10. 49, himself. A. ] - be trustee
CaD people place tle-T eaTa-egs - nly
hsaas and feel .are t8st every cent viii
be haHded oseg ~ Elem a. p agree
msnEf
A yoQng n1AA. ald here az many
snch - m gnl lsms. desired = certain
situation ln tie city, which he seemed
ia a FAR say 20 obtain. lie wss a 50
c.ety nglFe, agreeable ia his nlznneTss
and tie arm ~sTe pleased Hlsa hls gen
eral appearance. lie wAs highly rec
commended by friends Of the different
partners. and L VAS thought he would
very soOn rise 70 the position Of part
ner himself, and in MS own mind, as :
TOO often the eAss, oWn the business,
employers aud all.
Ae4nshile, tie firm desired a friend
who lived Ia the same Iown from
which Ihe young man hailed, 10
privately take a note OF the manner Ia
winch he spent MS evenings and re-
port 10 them here.
The answer came IN due time. The
young man spent several evenings ia
the week ln billiard saloon, several Ia
4 club room, and Oh sunday drove ont
NTH = span VI hired horses IA company
with two or three fast young men.
lie dl1 not hear from the nrm. They
did not need hls services. lie was NOT
the sort OF a young man wanted IN
honest business. Even men who nave
no religious principles themselves
know how 10 value II III Others.
They feel safe III trusting clerk who is
punctual at church and Sunday school,
though there are exceptions 10 THIS
rule. III men are cOnscIentlOusly hon
tst-hOue,t from the inner principle
within, though hidden and unseen, they
arc % ot trusted.
"When | see q clerk of mine driving
for pleasure on Sunday" said a man
engaged IN large business, al dismiss
hun ON Monday" And so every youug z
man ought 10 be. lie had learned by
experience that he did not belong TO
the trusty class. Straws tell the dlrec-
ton of the wind, and things We little
dream of domore than letters of recon-
mendauOn 10 influence the opinion OF
others.
Ii you would have the name of being
honest and upright, there Is but one
way 10 win it. Be what you seem, what
you represent yourself to b., and
what you would like TO have people ac-
cept You for. Be manly, be upright,
be true. be honest. Live the life by
which you would care to die at any
moment. A man may wear mask
successfully for a time, but slight
thing may loosen it and expose to view
/ his true face. Besides, men of business
tact have remarkably sharp eyes.
which pierce right through masks. 1t
Is not worth boys while to wear one
TO deceive the world. Be honest, not
because it is policy, but because it is
the only way TO lie and be nationally
happy. Be in peace with your own
conscience. perfectly sure of your
| ground before you make move III
advance. Make it the plan of your
life TO do right, and you will succeed
right.
Tritles are but little things. Yet in
the business Of life, whether the labor
| is for this world or for the world TO
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-06

RoeEz q. Nuts seems 70 be very
much afraid of Republican fiibustsr-
ng m the House That q the first
time any one ever heard Of the ms ior-
ity's having TO resort 70 6lbusteriBg.
That is always recourse Of the minor
itv. II Nr. Nils and his TX Vii st
down and take Their medicine Ike bt-
re men. there VII be 10 fibustsr.ng
IN Congress. But, II the minority. Ike
the ecslohrated toad. s bound - swe I
up and squsl he majority OK n sise,
here W. be trouble.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-06
To sUBscKIBERs-

Aay Subscriber "a rHB TELEGRAM
HEKALD wh0 falls 90 reesiss the p~Pn
regularly, vns may have reason TO
so1aplAla Of iAts delivery, VIII confer =
special favor by intOrmiag this Once ~
ths fact az oaes. ssaa postal card ar cal
sD telsph0as 63l.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-06
TREAsURER's NOTICE.
CRY IkrAsuSEE's OFTToE
Gpsr~ rrfgz Mich. New - -.

NIIF IFNtFI TT = IFFF'F
GnkNn Rams. Mich. Noy. ~. lsss.
Notice a. hereby given that the assessment
roll Tor the cons ruction 81 sewer IN last
Bridge ane Cana streets. north 10 > ssi =
street. in the city Of Grand lap nt.
Ia now in nv hands. and that ] VII
receive payment thereon for the period ~
twenty days from this date. At the once OF
the City Treasurer. City Hal, -
0EoRGE r PERRY.
Dec l. City Treasurer
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-06
III. Rlrsr nl.inr

The water n the river Is quite = bit
higher. and the n1illers and others who
use C for power are correspond .ngiy
happy. For some time back they have
been unable 81 depeud upon %, % any
extent. and have been obtged % use
steam. The water wasrewer known - he
so iow before a Norenther The steamer
p.vlrg betReen fsrsud Haven and inter-.
mediate polnts slso appreciate ihe rse
P.B. nrss-aneer sells lhe Ben Hgg
cigars. Try them.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-06
Sealed Proposals.

Ofcs Board Of Public N orks.
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. December q 1889.
Scaled proposals viii bs received at the ofhce
Of the Board until saturday. January $50 ~
20 Z. m.. for furnishing timber % re-fitHk
the Fulton street bridge according = the plans
and specifications On hle ~ the once oi he
Board. The Board reserves the riEhi % re-
iecf any or al bids.
All proposals must be made upon blanks
that will be furnished upon appli cation Al the
once Of the Board.
dec bhO. &. BRIGGS. President.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-06

IT is useless for the Democratic
papers in the North to claim that there
IS no discrimination against the colored
man in the South, when such papers as
the New Orleans TImcs-Democrat eX-
presses such sentiments as these: "The
negro must go-to Boston. if she will
take him, but go somewhere he must if
the South is to prosper and grow
strong.n
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-06
TREAsURER's NOTICE.

City Treasurer's Once.l
Grand Rapids Mich, ure. lSsg (
Notice IS hereby given that the assessment
roll for the opening and eXtensi sr o. straight
strcet across land occupied by IN L. = 4 VI
s. r r. in the city OF Grand Rapids. is uOB in
my hands a-d that l will receive payment
thereon for the period 81 twenty DAYS from
this date. at the Office OF the city treasurer.
city hall.
GEORcE Y. PERRY
80 City Treasurer.