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UNO PROPHECIES.

/. And il came 10 pass in the third
year of the reign of Elihu, whose surname
Is Jackson, that the people OF Maryland
began 10 look about among themselves for
another ruler, as Elihu did wish TO retire
from the throne and 10 take seat among
the great law makers in the city called
Washington.
H. Now. there arose three men from
among tine people who did wish to sit upon
the seat whereupon Elihu sat and great
contention did follow as 10 which OF the
three should sit upon the seat and rule over
the people.
III. These three men were Frank, whose
surname is Brown; Spencer, whose sur
name is Jones, and James, whose surname
is Hodges.
". Now these are all mighty men of
their tribes; Brown is tiller of the soil,
Jones is scribe, mighty among his
people, and Hodges is a measurer of tape
V. And when it was proclaimed to the
people that from these three they mus: Sc
lect ruler for the next four years, there
did arise much dissension.
VI. But, when the people did come to-
gctheT and reason among themselves, say
ing, who shall it be: they did agree that
Frank whose surname is Brown would be
their choice and they did so proclaim il
and all the people throughout the State,
save few did say. Amen; So be il; Selah
VII. And thus, the people of the State
for the first time in, 10. these many years,
did determine TO chose from among
themselves ruler without consulting the
powers which dwell behind the throne
VIII. And the people did rejoice thst
such things had come TO pass and they did
set apart the 3Oth day of the Seventh
month whereupon 10 make known the Sc
lection of the ruler upon which they had
decided.
IN. Therefore, ON the 30th day of the
Seventh month the people by representa-.
tives win assemble in the city called Balti-
more, which is Sabbath days journey
from Towsontown, and proclaim that
Frank, whose surname is Brown, shall sit
in the seat whereupon Elihu has sat for
nearly four years.
y. Now there are other people to be
chosen 20 take part in the government OF
the people and some doubt has arisen as to
whom they will be.
NJ. Many prophets have arisen in the
land, and among them are some who pro
phesy that one Frank, whose surname ID
Ford, viii be chosen as the great scribe to
the Judges of the land, and that the coun-
sellor of the State will be one John whose
surname is Poe.
tfXI1 And the people have hearkened
unto the voices Of the prophets who have
prophecied these things and, with one ac-
cord they have said, Amen-So be it,
XII. And thus all these things whereof
is written above will come TO pass. UNo.
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NEWS IN BRIEF.
From tie Baltimore Sun.
FRIDAY, June 90
w. +. II.

FRIDAY, June 90.
Two colored women were killed by
lightning in Caroline county, Va.
Carroll county has supplied cherries to
the packers this season by the ton.
Morgan's extensive iron works At New
London, Conn, were burned today. Loss
$4,000.
President Ingalls,, ofthe Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad, who is in Richmond, ex-
presses the opinion that Hon: James E.
Campbell will be reelected Governor OF
Ohio.
jefferson A. Harlow, Q Kansas City
letter-carrier, slept near an open window
with the moon shining full upon his face.
When he awoke he was totally blind.
AT Lexington the remains of Gen. Stone.
wall Jackson were removed from the grave
and placed in the vault over which the
monument to be unveiled July 81 is now
building.
In recent interview Mrs. jefferson
Davis informed q delegation of Richmond
ladies that the preference Of her husband
for his grave was one "upon which the sun
could shine"
Postmaster Christian J. Zei;inger, of Della,
Frederick county, Nd, was held for the
action of the federal grand jury by United
States Commissioner Rogers on the charge
of opening letter addressed TO Mrs. Alice
b. Keith
Senator German will direct the national
democratic committees campaign work
next fall. The chairman, Senator Brice. il
going TO Europe. A national headquarters
for democratic clubs will be opened in
Washington.
At Snug Cove, Campbell, New Bruins.
wick, yesterday, lightning struck Joseph
Paich's house and destroyed il. Patch
and his wife, both old people, leaped thirty
feet 70 the beach, but were fearfully burned.
the flesh falling from them in strips. They
cannot recover.
The unprecedented rains of the past
three weeks have started a new weed.
known Is pepper-grass, in many North
Dakota counties in the Rcd River Valley.
and IL has already become so rank that
many fields of wheat will not be worth
cutting. The weed grows 50 much more
rapidly than the wheat that il chokes out
the cereal.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-07-02

J. Frank Ford's candidacy for the clerk
ship OF the Court Of Appeals appears to be
developing more and more strength daily
Col. jefferson ID. Loker, OF st. Mary's, who
has been doing missionary work for Mr.
Ford in this latitude, is very jubilant over
the outlook. Friends Of each of the three
aVowed candidates for the clerkship-Mr.
Ford, Colonel Gadd and DR.. Wells-agree
that the nomination should go TO one OF
them, and that it would not be fair for
Colonel. Jones, alter having announced
himself candidate for Gubernatorial
honors, to attempt to slide back into his old
ofIice.-Sunday Herald
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S7S acres, more or less.

This beautiful place. one Of the oldest
IN Maryland, is located on the east side of
the ST. Mary's riYe., cf which John p.
+. Kennedy, in Rob Of the Bowl" thus
writes
"A more enchanting landscape than St.
Mary's rivera loyelier assemblage of
grassy bank and hoary grove, upland
slope, cliff, cot and strand, of tangled
brake and narrow bay. broad, seward
roadstead and sir-suspended cape, NAV
not be found beneath the yearly travel
" of the sun -
kosecroh is about is miles from Leon
ardtown, the county seat of st. Mary's. and
is easily reached by steamers from BaIti-
more and Washington. The soil j. fertile
and the laEd arabic with the exception of
about 100 aires, which is heavily sci in val.
liable pine snd other woods.
IL has upon il large and com.
modious DWELLING and suit IA
able OUT-HOUSES. ss..W
Ii IS almost an island with ssii
water front on the St Mays river and ST.
lnigo's creek Of nearly two miles. II has
an excellent bathing beach, fine fishing.
&c, and IS admirably adapted as a location
Tor Summer Resort. Prolific oyster beds
also abound throughout nearly the entire
wafer front. As rendezvous for a Yacht
club ii is perhaps unsurpassed by any To-
cation in the country. Entirely free from
danger in storms, its roadstead is large
enough for all the vessels ofthe coast and
wit hdepth sufficient 20 fost the largest YES.
sells ofthe ocean. Thisplace is also well lc-
Gated for acoaling station and rendezvous
for the United States Revenue service. II
is also in close proximity TO one of the ter
mini Of the projected Washington City
and Point Lookout Railroad.
TERMS OF SALE:
One-third of the purchase money 10 be
paid in cash on the day of sale-,he bal
ance in two equal instruments at one and
two years credit, the deferred payments &c
be secured TO the satisfaction of the Trus-
tee and TO bear interest from the day of
sale. Or the entire purchase money in
cash at the option Of the purchaser
ROBERT G. COMBS,
Trustee
June 1S-tss
ALEX. PORTER MORSE,
1905 Penna Ave, Washington, D. c.,
OF Counsel
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PRIMARY MEETINGS.

The Democratic voters OF St. Mary s
County are requested to meet at the poll
ing places in their respective districts On
SATURDAY, JULY IL, 1891,
and elect, by ballot, Ten li0l Delegates To
represent their district in County Con-
vention which is TO meet at Leonardtown,
TUESDAY, JULY 14th, 1891.
at l ,. n. ior the purpose Of choosing
Three 49, Delegates 10 Represent the Coun-
~ in State Convention, and, also Three
t3l Delegates To represent st. MarY's in the
Judicial Convention Of the Seventh Circu-
il which Is called D. convene at Port To
bacco, July Is, 1891
~ The primary is 10 be called at p
m. and the polls are 70 be kept open until
Up. "a.
JOSEPH II. KEY,
j. TH0S. PARSONS,
WIN. s. COPPAGE,
Of Central Committee
June l6-td
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DIED.

Entered into rest June 10, 1891, SUSIE
T., beloved wife of J. Woodley Latham
and daughter of j. w. and J. A. 1ippett, in
the Sind year Of her age
Our loved one is resting, SC free from all
pain,
Disturb not her slumbers to suffer again.
She is resting so easily, oh let her rest,
Her sickness Is ended, she is heavenly blest.
Oh think OF the words that fell from her
lin.
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ly subscription. A sample copy will be
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FROM THE FAR NORTHWEST.
SPOKANE FALLs, Wash
June 18th, 81.

Editor Of The BEACON" As there is
quite colony of Marylanders in this coun-
try, among whom are several young men
from old ST. Mary's, thought my impress
sions of the magic City Of Spokane and
the surrounding country might be of some
interest TO the readers of THE BEACON"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-07-02

Orphans Court Of ST. Mary's County, Set:
June %, 1891.
Ordered by the Court, That Edwin 4.
Powell. administrator Of John L.. Powell,
late of ST. Mary's county, Maryland, de-
ceased, give the notice required by law To
the deccased's creditors TO exhibit their
claims and that the same be published
once u week for six successive weeks in
the St. Marys BEACON.
Test: JAMES 4. M. RALEY.
Register Wills for ST. Mary's county.
NOTICE
In pursuance Of the above order, / here
by give notice that ! have obtained from
the Orphans Court of ST. Mary's county,
Maryland, letters of administration on the
personal estate Of John L. Powell, late
of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the said deceased
are hereby notified % exhibit the same
with the proper vouchers attached thereto
70 the subscriber, on or before the 2Gth day
OF Dec, 1891, they will otherwise 10y law
be excluded from the benefits Of the said
estate. All persons indebted 20 the de-
ceased are requested to make immediate
payment 10 the subscriber.
EDWIN T. POWELL,
Administrator.
jane 25-6wo
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MARRIED.

In Baltimore city, June Is, 1891, JESSE
LOMAX, OF 81. Marv's county, to Miss
LAURA GREEN, of Baltimore.
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RO.zRDT.FG.

MRS. GARDINER, ali ST. Paul ST..
BALTIMORE. IS cents per day or 81 per
week Good meals.
May 2S-tfg
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szzzzs COAL at bottom prices! Per-
sons would do well send in their orders be-
fore the price rises Address
BENZ. FOXWLL,
Leonardtewn.
June iS-3m+
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Pianos Tuned.

] WILL be in s.. Mary's county next
l. week to tune Pianos. Those needing
my services can leave orders at Moorc's
Hotel, PostoiIlce. BEACON OFFICE, Miles
town, Mechanicsville, 81. Clements Bay,
Morganza, Laurel Grove, Oakvillc, Cali
fornia, Jarbocsville, St Mary's City. 81.
lnigos, The Pine, Park Hall, Scotland,
Great Mills, Valley Lee or the Rev. Father
jenkins, Leonardtown.
). +. LUCAS.
June l7-3t
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A desirable farm, one mile from Icon
ardtown, and containing about 200 acres.
II has fine buildings and is well adapted
70 all the staple crops of the section. and
particularly 10 fruits and vegetables.
we'll watered. For terms and particulars.
applyto CHARLES v. HAYDEN.
Sept 26-ts Lconardtown, Md
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Spring Signals !!

Of Clean, Fresh Goods You are look
" ing for good values. and care not
whether they are offered by handsome
man, or a homely one.
THE plain facts, simply stated, with un
approachable
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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-10-01
Mckinley Tin Buttons.

w. Watson, an iron manulact-
urer of Birmingham, England,
was at the Hotel Duquesne yes
lerday. Mr.. Watson Wore one of
he Mckinley buttons, which are
being worn by the Republicans
of Ohio. The buttons are made
of TN and the words American
Tin" are stamped beneath bust
OF Major Mckinley. Mr.. Wat
son ridlculed The statement that
he buttons are being made in
this country, and said that the
one he wore was made in Swan
sea. Wales, and was presented to
him before leaving London to
prove The fallacy Of the claim
being made by the Republicans
on this side of the deep. In con
versatIon ne said:
81 have unquestioDable au-
thorlty that this badge Was made
in Swansea; and furlhur, | am
also Informed that every button
OF the same kind that is beino
paraded as American tin in Ohio
was made by Welsh manufac-
turer."-Piilsburg Post.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-10-01

VICKERs and Pursell are manag-
ing the republican campaign in this
county. The silent partner of this
firm is John Sherman. This silent
partner furnishes the money, and
V. d p. do the work. Pursell's
share of the profits of the partner
ship is the post office; Vickers has
not yet drawn his dividend, but he
hopes it may be circuit judgship;
the U. S. Senatorship is to be the
reward of Sherman. Vickers is
opposed to Foraker because the
latter appointed Sam Bright to fill
the unexpired term of Judge
Wright, deceased, and has never
forgiven Bright for beating him for
that appointment, nor Foraker for
making it Bright is also ambi-
tious to be circuit judge, but he is
not in the fight. The partnership
will do him up and Vickers carry
off the nomination. Charley Bowl
by, Bob Kittsmiller, Newt Collins
and other war horses of republi-
canism are ignored. They and
their friends are vowing vengeance
against the would be dictators of
their party.
Verify, there is harmony in the
republican party with big II.
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"
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We wish to to the Public ofLogan and vicinity
that now ready to show the public the finest
and best selected stock of Fall and Winter Clothing
ever before in Hooking County. We have taken
special pains in selecting the most desirable patterns that
could be gotten in the market. We show GUS
toners 60 different styles, all shades and all colors
in Overcoat Department. prices running from 800 to
24.00. Also have over 80 different styles of Mems
Suits prices from So to % co. Our Boys and Chdrens
Suits and Overcoates are in stock the largest in quality
the finest and in price the lowest of any stock before
seen in the Valley. The Bargains in Ladies and
Gents Boys and Childrens Boots & Shoes. Gents
Furnishing Goods, Fats, Caps, and Valises
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-10-01

Ii remains for The Democrats to
cnunieract the zeal, the uniiring
aud nascrupuiouS work of The
Republicans by the most earnest
and intelligent efforts. Let there
be a wide awake and ever vlgi-
lani Democracy III This county.
We know the enemy. He has
no conscience. bul he has cum
ming, he has efronierY, he has a
decciiful tongue, and unlimlted
resources in mon Y.
Il bchno7es Us therefore TO be
an oar guard, 10 be vlgllant, TO
be earnest, to be anited,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-10-01
Headquarters Rep. State Ex. Conn.,
122 e. State ST., OPP. Gov. Building.
Column bus, O.. Sept. l. 1891.

Headquarters Rep. State Ex. Conn.,
l22 Z. State ST., opp. Gov. Buildiug.}
Columbus, o., Sept. l, 1891.
Republican Central Com Mite eman:
DEAR SIR:-We beg that YOU
will at once organize in your pre-
cinct a "rallyjng committee" of
active, s,alwarl Republican far
mers, including some Young men.
to give special aud close atten-
ton 10 Republicans who are in
clined to vote the Peoples party.
Democratic or Prohibition ticket.
Please send us their names and
post Office addresses on the back
of this sheet, and we will write
short letter To each, confirming
his appointment and urging ac-
tive work. Have thus raIlylng
committee meet often to discuss
the ways and means of winning
back every disaffecled Repu5li
can in your precinct, and urge
the members TO do everything IN
their power to that end. Please
do not fail 10 give The name OF
your county and official voting
precinct in the spaces for the
same on The back OF this sheet.
W. S. MATTHEWS, WIN. HoHN,
Sec. Ch'mn.
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THAT X MARK.
Be Careful Where YOx Place 1t on
Election Day.

The Mansfield Shield ha.
found qniie a number of inlelli-
gent and usually well posted pee
pie who are possessed OF all en-
tirely erroneous idea about mark
inc their ballots under the new
election law. This mistaken
notion Is, that when the law
speaks Of the head or heading of
The ticket. 1t means the name OF
the Governor and that cross
mark t. The left of The name OF
The candidate for Governor Is all
that is necessary. The voter
who marks his ticket in this way
will vote for Governor and moth
ing else.
What you must do is to place
the X mark to the left of the
name of lhe ticket. Democrats
must place the mark to The left
of :he line "nemocfailc Ticket"
This one mark counts for the
whole ticket. When a Democra,
has placed this one mark proper
Iy The ticket is ready TO 90 into
the box. He has done his whole
duty and voted the straight Dem
ocratlc ticket.
Don't monkey" with the
kangaroo" any further than to
get the one X mark on him.
That's enough. But be sure to
get the cross mark in the right
place-in the blank space iust
10 the left of the hue democrat
lc' at The top of the ticket.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-10-01

SIXTEEN workmen in one Akron
shop that last year belonged to the
Republican club there, have de-
clared their purpose to vote for
Governor Campbell. There are
many others, who do not like the
thirty three per cent labor cut
there who will also vote for Camp
bell.-Zanesv;Ie S;gmal.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-10-01
A GREAT ORATOR.

Hon. William @. Warner, OF
New York city. president of the
great Tariff Reform League, will
begin his Ohio speeches at New
comersiown, On October II. He
will speak at Dresden and at
Rockville during the campaign.
Mr.. Warner spent two months
in Iowa on the stump and next
TO Mr.. Mills, is The ablest speaker
in this country Oh The tariff. An
impressive orator, a learned
scholar and man of splendid
physique, he is one Of the abiest
and most popular stumpers IN
this conn try. When he CLOSES
in Ohio he will put in two more
weeks in Iowa.
Let line Ohio Democrats ever V
where, aud people generally.
give the gr cal speaker rousing
reception at every point he IS
posted 10 speak.
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Hon w. P. Price at Zaleski.

ZALEsKI, OHIO September 29.-
Hon. w. L. Price Of Logan, Ohio,
candidate for Representative in
the Hooking and Vinton District.
addressed very enthusiastic
meeting here to-nlght and organ
lzed a Campbell and Price Club OF
sixty members, wit The following
officers: President, Thomas Nc
Gurtie; First Fice-President, L.
W Harvey; Second Vice Presi
dent MAJ Fowler; Secretary, VIII
Mcfarland; Treasurer Heury
WHeh' Il ENec4fjFe t#4Hit
r N Ia,as- j. D. 1i1Wga.
. Iliraog. H.H!jp liuiri'-5 aud
Martin >guua,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-10-01

The Democracy of Perry county
have nominated William Davey for
Representative; Peter Duffy for
Treasurer; Geo. C. Farquhar for
Commissioner; John King for In
firmary Director, and NJ. o. Farrell
for Coroner. 1t is recognized as a
strong and winning ticket.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-10-01

The Democratic meetings over
the State are attended by immense
crowds, many of whom are Repub-
licans, dissatisfied with high tariff
and the demonstration of silver.
The daily demand for tariff
speeches and silver documents is
greater than ever before. This
shows that the people are wide
awake.
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Columbus, O., sept. /, 1871.
DEAR SIR:-We with to do ev-
erv'hi3g in 0ui power 10 aid he
Republicans in your county 10
regain he ground lost last year.
when your vote WAS 1856, fall
ing of Of 152 as compared will
the vote Of 1889. In 1883 your
vote was 2l15, or 529 greater than
last year.
We are satisfied that with your
influence and active support Ibis
can be done, ard a larger Re-
publican vote poIled than ever
before. In order that We may
help you, please send us at once
the names and postofiice addresses
of six slalwart Republican farm
ers or business men and of all
the slraightOut Republican ply
sicians, merchants and manuiac-
tursrs. if any, in your precinct,
indicating the occupation of each
and the name Of your precinct
and county. Please specify IN
column for remarks" the partIc-
ular kind of business OF each per
son named. 1t would he more
convenient for us il yon would
answer on the back of this letter.
Signed
W. S. MATTHEWS, W. NJ. HoHN,
Sec. Ch'mn.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-10-01

GOVERNOR CAMPBELL VII open
and close the discussion in the
Joint debate between himself and
Major Mckinley at Ada, on Octo-
Der s. 1t is safe to say that the
Governor viii literally "wipe up
the ground with the apostle of
high protection and low wages.