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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-04-17

AT the next election in 81. Marys
county modification Of the Austria
liam system Of voting will obtain.
Under it there will b. no ballots
handed out TO voters over night and
no marching to the window 10 solid
phalanx and handing in straight
ticket. The new departure will BE-, il
our information is reliable, something
on the following described order -
The Governor will appoint three Elec.
ton Supervisors to serve without pay
The Supervisors will eppoint the
sages oil FieauusBu1uuusn- lrvu'd ses
will appoint ballot clerks The name
Of every candidate viii be printed
upon one sheet Of paper designated as
The official ballot, and this ballot will
not be seen by the voters until il ia
handed them when inside the voting
compartments. When voter re-.
ceives his ticket he will 20 into stall
and away "from the maddeDing crowd
and screened from vulgar gaze
will do his own scratching. II the
voter cannot read, be may call to his
assistance the two ballot clerks, who
will be on hand to attend in such
cases. and the three will then proceed
to scratch out ticket, When the
ticket is "fxed" the voter viii take
it in charge, seal it in az envelope
and deposit il in the ballot.recepta-
Gle. Under this system, unless some
way be invented to circumyent il, the
man who deals 10 votes Twill buy q
pig ID q poke" and will never know
whether be has obtained value re-
csived for his money. What will be
the outcome Of our next election when
the above described system comes 10
vogue we frankly admit, I've do not
know; we cannot say" We trust
that the new departure will help the
Democratic canse 10 st. Mays. One
thing Ii certain, under II we cannot
fare worse than we did last Fall IN.
der the old style:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-04-17
IL MEM0RIAM


There y no death what sealhs y i sfAnsi.
tlOn
This lie of ntoflaI breath
Is but suburb of the lie elysian,
Whose poriah We call death.
Tho above lines nro snggcstcd by thn lad
drowning On the oath ultlnA1 iii tie home
of bis grandfather Mr. A. w. Gardiner,
near Chaptico, oflitiie ALFRED j, young
est son Of Or. VIM. j aud the Ialo Mary
EsseIIe Boarmen, 81 BfyApl0wn, Charles
county, aged 2 years, 4 months and 10
days.
His, indeed, was peculiarly sod case.
Left alone for o few moments BY his nurse,
he wandered of ID d small post hole two
feet deep and containing about eight inches
ri water Shopping over, he dropped tneEcs
sn small hammer with which be had been
plhying. and, In reaching for IL 40 Is sup.
n0sed. fill head foremost and was dr9wned.
when found and pulled out by hia nurse.
life WIS extinct Though grief and sorrow
are but the natural 0nlgfowth OF aflliciiOn,
We should never, ag Christians question
the wisdom and justice Of God for He
works In q mysterious way Ills wonders %
pefform:p and what to US, az times. seems
incomprehenelbie, ID often the employment
Of natures agents. by natures God, f9r 4
soul'a eternal welfare ia less than ton
minutes, from the running OF with his lit
lie hammer 10 the finding IL bis lifeless
body, Ills soul, Ia iGs immortality stood In
tie presence of Almighty God. PetieriiY
secure III his baplisnal Innocence unsll
lied, unconlaninatcd BIZ the snafes and
wiekednees Of tho world, little Alfred, tho
pet, the pride, the 10y offend grand srensss
nnelea nnd anuts, ia lofe1gr happY ID i
glorious eternity
MS pNeLn.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-04-17

service the Ring Democrats agreed 70
defeat the Southern Maryland Dtno-
cratic legislation. Accordingly, the
republicans concerned voted IN solid
phalanx for every wretohed measure
covered By the bargain.
"Then when the time came to re-.
ceive payment for this abiect service
The bosses found that they had sold
more than they could deliver. We
will do them The Justice 10 say that
they did not wilfully break faith.
They had mo object ID doing 50. For
Democratic measure is no concern Of
theirs unless 1t touches their pockets
10 some way.
"But at the close Of the session Mr.
Laird, Of Montgomery, took the lead
and beat out the combined forces Of
Ring Democrats aud republicans and
passed the bill.
There is never session which
does not see republican alliance
with the worst element Of the Demo
cratic party--the bosses. The syndi-
cate Of republican and Democratic
Senators which combined to defeat
the appointments and reforms Of the
late Governor Hamilton. is we'll re-
membered.
"Itit cause for great rejoicing that
the power Of ihe Ring has been bro.
ken, and that not even Sy combina
ton With republicans. their naturel
allies, can they pass . bill 4 tew
years ago any measure advocated BY
boss would have been seapre Of pas
aaqe an5 ~ a.seefss aiksiy the
Ring would have bad no chEnts.
I'm the meantime tie republi an
bargainsra have gone back to shsir
constituents, and over their political
remains the epitaph OfJahoram may
be wfiiten-they departed without
being desired. " /"
The above indictment Of the South
ern MaryIaod Republicans ia the late
Legislature Is taken from the Hagers.
town NIL. one Of the foremost pa
pers Of the State. II fatty charges
the Senators aud Delegates from this
section with having entered iato q
compact with Ring Democrats. and
with having voted IN solid pAalapx
for every wretclisd measure covered
By the bargain"
There is no equivocalion about the
charge. Il Is plainly and sucoinctly
made. What say you are you gull
~ Of the matter whereof you stand
indicted Or not guilty.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-04-17


Oh George sehlsy disa il Hagsrs.
town
Gov. jackson says he viii sign The
reaessssment bill wnan hi retufnA q
Annapolis.
a review Of tba regular troops sta
toned Id aud near Washington and
the DIalriet militia was held BY The
President II honor 81 The deIegsles To-
the Pan. American Congress.
Four stables o. Grant avenue.
Washington, were burned
A FIRE IN Suffolk. Va. destroyed
several frame buildings.
James Il. Mannings success il ths
Albany election has given him boom
for Governor
Gen. John g. Fremont and District
Attorney Fellows are seriously III ID
New York.
In the Chicago billiard tournament
yesterday SIosson gave Heissr 250
points. and hest him easily. Schaa
fer defeated Cation On thasame terma.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-04-17
4 LETTER rRon CAPT. GEO. THOMAS.


MATTAPAEY, April ~, 1881.
Messrs. Editors --Iu a recent issue
Of the Enterprise the statement is
made that "the colorsd school inter.
ests lost under previous misnanage
meut 81. 1858. Similar statements
I have heretofore heard have been
made by members Of the present
School Board regarding nay adminis-
trAtion of the School fuuds Idssire.
then, through your columns to deny,
absssAEaI---.tisat s.'isa..s -w-gE.i
slightest foundation d Justification for
aueh charge.
From an early period Of my com
neclion with the School Board. | kept
The colorsd Fund strictly BY itself,
having separatecheck- books aud bank.
books for the two funds. Not only
was 40 part Of tie colored Fund Nv
under my administration, bui / never
at any time used one dollar Of the
colored school funds for any other
purpose than for the Legitimate ex-
penses Of the colored schools, and
when | gave up The books, the bank
book Of The colored fuud showed that
the exact amount due that fund stood
TO ito credit 10 bank.
This is intended as an absolute Dc.
nisl Of the existence af single ele-
ment Of truth ID thsTeference quote,
80 far 40 it relates TO me, and as de-
nial in toto Of the charges that have
been made from tims 10 time. and
which have only indirectly reached
me. that | ussd the colored fund to
meet the expenses 81 the white schools.
With those who know me. my sim.
pie statement will suffice to set this
SANDER ali rest. If there are any who
desire confirmatory evidence Of The
charge, my bank-books, handed over
to my successor, check. books aud 9TH
err evidences Of like character my
be consulted. Gro. THoMAs
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-04-17
Frvm he Baltimore SIN

SATURDAY, April 18th.
The Archer investigation Is thought
to have shown that the treasurer got
money from the Slate TO buy honds
but used It instead to take up seouri-
lies he had hypothecated
Trouble Of legal chara ster has
broken out 10 the American Protec.
tive Legion
Attorney General Whyte Gays tho
cigarette law il all right
The Bank OF Commeroe has been
converted from State into Nation
u bank
Andrew J. Willar, Jrs and Ed
ward Goldman were accidentally
drowned in the harbor
The United States Supreme Court
has set the third Monday in October
for hearing the Navaasa oaees.
Mr.. Frank Wilson. Of Kent conn.
ty. Md, and John @ Conner, olson
erset. was found dead yesterday. The
former lad bullet Id bis breast. and
il supposed 10 have committed sui
eide The latter died Of heart dis.
ease while sitting il bis boat
The schooner Adella Felicia, ~
Philadelphia, was sunk near Hol.
lands Island lighthouse.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-04-17


Congressman Samuel J Randall il
dead. Mr.. Randall was first elected
to Congress in 1862 and has been re-
turned to every Congress- since Dur.
Ing The stormy reconstruction spirit
he was over friend Of the South. 10
s,Es FnTy sa.fi 6'sssaas ii achieved
Bis greatest triumph as leader of The
minority, when under bis management
the infamous Force bill was beaten.
Ia 1876, Mr.. Randall was elected
Speaker by the Democrats, and filed
that high station. until the close Of the
Forty-sixth Congress 10 1881, Mr..
Randall was a strong Protectionist
and in that particular only did be
waver 10 his adherence to Democrat
10 doctrines. Though serving 10 Con-
gress for over quarter Of century
and at a time when men like Mr..
Blaine, and others who would. sccu-
INFLATED fortunes, the name ofSamuel
j. Randall was never connected with
Credit Mobelier or other jobbery and
be goes down TO his grave, poorin the
goods Of this world, but rich in honor.
and leaves to his country the memory
of a blameless reputation and a spot
less name.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-04-17
LEONARDTOWN, MD.

The Legislative committee which T.
Investigating the Archer defalcation
seem to be doing their work thorough
". This is as it should be. Let the
whole truth be made to appear and
let Justice be done.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-04-17

tAfSehb n tHe Wu&iu, las AEtttEtt At
Baltimore.
The Maryland Tariff Relorsa clnb
i making stsady pFoggsssin thA lHts'
Vim. Mpyian WIS shot ii flis chin
f Eres AID n:sg laaz ~.
91's as Atreet " 5R1
vlAh the af5cliug
The Archer investigation oR satur
dAy showed that State ascurlGiks wetk
given ia settlement ofan estate Ngv
Of The inquiries disclosed what Id
been done With the large amount IA
ken from the State. A mortgage " ID
recorded IL Cecil county transferring
all Of the treanurers private property
to bic bondamen. Archer will fro
baby b released On S25 900 bail
Lonis Waierworth. a. Baltimote.
was fatally injured 1t Cumberland by
bsing run over by coal hopper
Hon. Samuel J Randall. ex Speak
er United States House Of Repfeeta-
tatiyea, died 10 Washington yesterday
morning,
Secretary Tracey has accepted the
torpado boat Gushing
Senator Edmupds ii ii bad heAlfh.
and has gene 70 Virgins Beach b re-
cuperase.
Murray Casaesn WA stabbed On the
new Pennsylvania avenue brIdeesfn i
quarrel with Charles Thompson, ADD
died from The wound
The candidacy Of MI. Benedict ID
the third New York district Brock
lynl for Congress il considered aH
anti PIast-Alger more which ogaas
the republican campaign for prsaideu
ey ID 1892.
A camp Of Confederate velerAns hse
been formed ia Harlem. N y
Nearly 1000 immlerahts lapae / i
C4ssle Garden Saturday
This week The ssysath R@pin4ng
viii decide he question il golng .
poed. W., d participate III -
Lae statue ceremonies NAY 81 Th kH
ii strong pressure TN tlls Fegi Aets
70 10 10 Virgins aud bury tie bloody
shirt IL the capital 81 ths Old Domin
ion,
Do Morilz Eialer, The Hungarian
patriot, died 10 New YORK. aged 70
years.
TIE city elsetion ID Providence. X.
! fof Senator aud eight Representa-.
siyea resulted 10 the election IL all the
democratic ticket saYe one Repfesen
tive BY msiotities ranging from isa
60 b32 This insurss The election 81
Governor Davis and the democratic
general officers III grand committee.
TIE Australian ballot eyslem again
worked well, the largest vole esar
cast IN lhs city being polled without
delay Or friction.
Wakefield W. Prize, aged Is. died
Of meningitis At Saulshnry. n @. Tbs
doctor said the dlaeaas would not na-
cesaarily have bsen fatal had prlce
not been addicted to cigarette smok
ing.
Tie O'Brien Wagon Works. large
three story brick structure. 10 Tiiin.
Ohio, WAS destroyed BY FIRE Saturday
morning. involving loAs &c go GOO.
insurance $4,000
Il il reported that spotted fever hes
broken out ID Union county. KY. aud
The people are leaving with I'll hustle
from the country about Henahaw
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-04-17

State Treasurer Stevenson Archer
has been placed under arrest. The
arrest was made at a late hour Thurs
day afternoon BY Detective Pumphrey
on bench warrant sworn out before
Judge Harlan by Marshal Frey, at
The instance Of the special joint Leg
islative committee.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-04-17
THE
ONE PRICE
STRICTLYCASH STORE
agAln eaIIs yanr alIenlIaa loa

again calls your attention toa
large stuck u Spring and
2nmlnef Goods 81 every VI
iesy kAuWn.p1 be heIll ii ollcry
house where prices stand 1
fut III plain figures What
ONE PAYS ALL PAY.
Sold fof one close quick pro.
It, Taking no risk with the
credit lcdgefstsD maxine
you pay those heavy losses
which certainly snuss Be mads
up. When merchant hAs
Band 10 dollars credit ont for
every dollafhe IL worth. eOmc.
body must take the risk ufsel-
ling them on time. Certain
w Ii these hard times Il be-
hoyae every honest and vel
thinking person 10 lii0k 70
where they can save some
thing on their purchases !
am still leading Ia DRY
GOODS of every description,
FURNITURE READY.
MADE CLOTHING, both
for gents, ypnkhs and chill.
cfane wear, CARPETS,
BOOTS and SfI UE5, tkc.. SCI
Standing np1n merit alone,
fair ard Square 70 all, / shall
be pleased 10 show you
tkungh. Yours b count on.
] w. JOHNSON,
I-eonardtown.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-04-17

zemrnE0tc Persons
And those troubled with nervousness resulting
from caro- Or oYerwosk VII b relieved ~ tsninH
BrOsCA's Iron Bitfcrs. Genuine
has trade marx and crumpd nd linen GA wrapper,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-04-17

4ts''.'tt& ~ 'sikg #5tt w 'sas' + 49, tt@a
'le leIE
u ! esowI eliYl sslap.sa y only he
yvans can " an nniptceF witness q lne
3op6sSilon. felhAfa sl6IJda u nothing bat
Flflue Afd sIy booked upon tie good aud
pnfA.
Bnder sts aShInH rays ofsln. through
the wIsASs n isAsS N evil tsssA noble youth
safely ns Nna when be yielded up his
I11dy IS IAe eafih ard his soul % his uod,
eAFlh feeItl body undecided and God
Blessed aid cfnwhQ5 4 spirit clothed with
slio fniskd ael III i'iKDnly Son
lId c1asfall1 his strong young life .
honest eRaf,a &c early s0grht tho mater
nsE eafs ~ Ia Holy Church. BEFORE he
tin Ills haafh heIDgn hp asked hts hAshefse
bleA&ina. lf ANHAlt fif6t thayksngiosn of
~ God ani Ills slRhlsensnesa. and - he
fslthfrllq preserved TIE integrity 81 his
barsisnsaI v3ws s. lnaninIlg and success.
fully fasislfs.4 Ah& wors& tlfe feeh and the
devil WhW ~ lhc Int day ~ March IN
Al SAint l1kfli. stood ever his body,
al,hnnph sefH Ia biz eternal gain, and
knew thai alA Maisy vsFsaea and grAcea
would swes4a lle lsempflea "a fle Felasivna
anJ fflnfa1a. aad IS coveted ~ Al who tel-
lowfd him - Iiis sAse. 1 incurred BIZ loee
81 rs. and sad3y rsaeei away thc body cut
down Hkn Hover and buried Ia al ~
fragrance naa hesuiy no q festlng nuw;
The conaecAGad ground holds Ms b9iy,
nnd P4FAsil 4. x ps Bis ealll. until ne great
ami linal = wien each shall claim The
other nHal engs alagfacc and lasAlahed
z H ~ sss' q ID nobls psIhaml My
o8f en5 D cnFuiB
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-04-17
HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS.

lniaapanse varieties, including Linen and
Cotton helngs, Domestic 5Utfbn Goods
of ~ Kinds
Fable l8masks, Napkins, Towels, ToweI-
lng w The yard, Blankets, QHlits, Ait
Nqnares Isaee AMI Muslin Curtains, M
Bile ana Piano Covers, Floor MasiIpes,
Wear. n 8 ! aud widths. Fancy and
Plain Black
Wcmiehtaayi 10 the above, but VIII only
aay. thag no hDnsein the United States can
show 4 hotter class Of goods livery few al
goDdls and sfa extent and variety viii on
able purchasers q mako satisfactory Ae-
lection
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-04-17
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS.

"a Gloves. Half Hose, Ties, Scarss, Sua.
pendcr Merioo, Gsuze and All Wool
Underwear
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-04-17
The Southern Maryland DsVsI'
0Dnsnt Company Of Charles
Comfy, maryland.

President. JOHN q. CHAPMAN.
Vice President, II. a. u. CONTEls.
r g. g. Lam {, CASTER.
Secretary, J. q. RON ARD.
Igepshfef, Il. A WILMER
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-04-17

f ''S'a 4.' 4 ~ an {' MIRA 81
HH 1pN kea z# in0fnlzse, At dawn of
aHX H'e'' tered tas happy household
am eizI4'S. itz victim Me tubje1t of this
!:utAp's lf'Nte HHtp tho summons eafne,
y 51t'9e 'ef fpt EMPIRE pared hl1t feAdy and
Nv N e'NsfslAS haf SAVIOUR hena
s',s ~ = vs. s'sefy waters ; i' q.
nas pfspA'4 tn she just Cut Of inAs 10
tnR hls,HM I *Ql.14nhapd, with bright
s7I'es q lpdA 5nd useful lifs she wes
eas'ee g bY Hfd KIND and amiable
~ qIzI'a7'i.f quiet aid gentle Ia man
affs' SIZE 'fssssea many sterling qualities
t''f,t S'ss ItNgize 4 npiIe Wofnan Weep
PEI, sftillz hind brothers and SIS
IFf' t0ll,fefled With The consoling
thong yonf ioss Is her eternal gain
lying II epsAmnnion with ihe Catlio-
~ Slt'dsetA " hici she haa cherished from
infancy ~ happ'est moments seemed
when esnn1ting t.se same. Now thai her
pfief ealp't9 "a ehfih e ended, she has
sqn@uSap the reward ofsn well spent
PHat l.eF |Iiues. past her pains.
lease q web AT fears are vain
MokiasF SAL yam troubled breast
Eor yps'H ng 81 ~ rest
nnmal s|la tried bard d save her,
ears ls NNRe al n vain;
q allf $1Fpish sigha,
f'pf oiap h safe with God on
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1890-10-02
LOCALS AND OTHERWISE

LOCALS AND OTHERWISE.
Wheat: No. 1 hard, Sac; No.
Northern, 79"; No. 2, 74c; No. 3
ESQ; No. 4, sc.
Flax, $1 %. Barley, 30 a. 4Oc.
Potatoes, zoe. Oats 25 a. 3Oc.
w. n. Powell returned Tuesday
morning.
Go to Vines and get your pork
sausage.
F. W. Woodward returned to his
home in Eau Claire, Wis, on Monday
John Woodward has gone to
Michigan on business for the Warren
mill.
Albert Vine the butcher, will pay
the highest price for hides, pelts aud
furs.
Mr. G. c. Winchester left for st.
Paul Monday to attend II meeting OF
the Republican State Central COM
mittee.
Mr., A. NJ. Reed OF Minneapolis is
spending few days with Mr.. $. A.
March on the lntter's big fnrm ad-
joing town.
Rev. J. S. David will preach in
the NJ. E. church next Sabbath ut
1920 o'clock q. m. Service in the
evening at 7:3O o'clock.
Save twenty-five cents on every
dollar hy buying yonr dry goods,
boots and shoes, hats and caps, &C.,
at Whitney's.
Mr. and Mrs. Anthon Jerrue OF
Marion: Mich, arrived last Saturday
to visit for while with their son Mr..
Frank Jerrue, the furniture dealer.
= w. A. Case, Alliance candidate
for Clerk OF Court, and F. B. Malberg,
Alliance candidate for Sheriff, gave
the SHEAF a pleasant call Yesterday.
Mr.. Simon Warning, the gentle
manly postmaster of Excel, was in
Warren last Saturday and disposed
OF a number OF sheep which lie brougt
over.
An elegant stock OF watches and
jewelry coming, and will besold cheap
by j. A. WELANDER,
/ The JeWeler.
"A separator belonging to Deth-
loff & Somers was burned Tuesday
Lwhilc threshing for Mr.. McWilliams
ION the Sykes farm. About 100 bush
!e!s OF wheat was also oconsumed. The
kfire caught from q spark from the
Eengine.
Farmers should bear in mind
THAT in case they are not satisfied
with the grading OF their wheat at
lany of the big elevators in town,
that they can ship their own wheat
to Minneapolis Or Duluth through
Mr.. Frank Ferguson at the little mill
elevator.
Our foreman, who generally is as
Regular and accurate as clock work,
forgot Hast week to change the date
and number Of the paper. The date
should have been Sept. % instead oi
Sept. Is, which was the date Of the
previous week, and the number a.
instead of41. Ourreaders will please
bear this in mind.
Call on j. A. Welander the Warren
6eweller, if you want a good gold Of
SILVER watch or chnin; and ii YOU
need Il wedding ring or any thine
elise in the jewelry line he can supply
you.
Mrs. w. G. Taylor invites the Ia
dies OF Warren and vicinity to chl
and examine her fine stock of Fnl
and Winter millinery, fancy featl,ers
md ribbons OF the latest styles, and
nice line Of fancy work material. SHE
has spent the best part af two weeks
III the twin cities, selecting hergoods
posting herself on everything new ir
che trade, and she is now prepared
to trim hats to suit all.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1890-10-02
Get your apples at Slee's.

Attorney H. Steenerson OF Crook
ston was in town yesterday.
-Magnus Miller, a prominent far
mer from near Stephen, is in town
today.
Where is the cheanest meat mar.
ket in town? At Albert Vines OF
course.
-Ntls O. Brandt, independent can
tiidnte for county commissioner in
the Fifth district, was in town Mon
day.
Apples, apples, s,-you can get some
nice ones ut Slices.
Miss Augusta Johnson, daughter
OF Mr.. G. J. johnson. left for st. Paul
Monday where she will attend sew
ing school
One dollnr's worth OF goods for
seventy-fve cents at Whitney's.
LosT.-By Charley Rue, a buck
skin glove for left hand. Finder will
| please return same to owner, Or
e.tye ut the SHEAF office.
Henry NJ. SWansonhas opened up
a furniture store in his building End
door from Pihlstrom's butcher shop.
We call attention to his new al.
Judge j. p. Nelson started for
his home in California on Monday
after having spent several weeks viz
iting here with his son 4 ]. b. Nelson.
| DE. Chaplin and wife. OF Euclid,
and Mrs. Pratt, the DOCTORS mother
from Mich, arrived this morning to
visit with tie family of Mr. MCCLELLAN.
Communion service will he held
in the Presbyterian church next Sab
bath Oct. 5th at 1870 q. m. PFC
paratory service thtsevening Thurs
day. ut 7:3O. A cordial invitation
is extended to all, to attend these
services
i : ~ = ~
Mr.. Albert Vine has purchased
/. his partners, Mr.. Vicker's interest il
the meat market, and will run the
business alone nfter this. He viii
! keep all kinds Of meat and game il
their season md invites the public te
give him q trial.
Our foreman Mr.. Webb, G. Il
Misner, Wm. Walker, and Mr.. Davies
drove over to Grand Forks on Thurs
day evening last week to see the races
and other attractions in that bust
ling Dakota city on the following
day They report having had q
grand good time.