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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-05-19

COMMUNICATIVE
PmHs Pntsr, ND, May l6th.- Measrsl
Editors I have always known you ID ia
great advocates for the success d Die Dem.
ocratic party, and always urge Us % stick
together. now viii you please inform us
how We orc y keep up our party organi-
cation. when Us soon al We are successful
the men elected will turn down good dem.
ocrats and appoint republicans to position.
The board Of County Commissioners on
last Tuesday, turned down Mr. ingram for
Constable and appointed AIr.J s. guyther;
now know that Mr.. Ingram has always
beena true democrat, ard Mr. Guythsr,
last fall was most obnoxious republican.
I have heard that Mr. Ingrams indorsers
Endorsed for Mr. Guyiher, saying Chat Mr.
Guythcr had been nnisrepresentod to them;
that was said especially on the Island.
Now, was with Mr. Ingram the day he
was on tho Island, and was present when
most Of them signed bis petition. and any
man who says that Mr.. Guyther was mis-
represented while was present. the truth
is net ID him--Is that plain enoughf there
were several men on the Island who asked
why MI. Guyther would not DO reappoint-
cd, and told them that be was q republic
can, and did not think the Commission.
els could possibly roappoInt him. Now t.
that Il Misrepresentation. then 10 was mis-
represented.
AS FOR The 2nd District, there could be
but few dcmocpts who did not know that
Mr. Guytber made . special fight against
Tie Democratic Commissioners last fall,
and The Commissioners themselves know
Il. for they were told that Mr. Cuysher was
republican Some 81 Mr. Guyther's in
lorsers say that NJ. Ingram Is not popular;
that may be true, but he Is known 70 be a
true democrat, think there arc only q
few that have some pesonal grievance
against him aud worked 70 defeat HIN. and
are ashamed 10 say they wen, back on 8
good democrat for a republican
Now Gentleman, do MOI want d hurt
anyboGya fecIings, bal If ! do ! am willing
70 take Tho consequences, and viii not take
back anything say, but / do not think
that the good dcmocias of TIC End district
who Iadorsed MI auyther have Tho n.
torcsl 81 lhe democratic party any more At
heart ihan NJ. Guysheg has. am sorry
70 take % much Of your space, bat your
paper has always been true 70 democratic
principles. which must be my excuse.
Yours very truly,
GeoneE q. GuYrHEn
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-05-19
LnoxARDTowr, May 10, 1899

Messw, Editors The bright and balmy
Spring weather, aided BY the genial rays
Of the sun, interspersed with gentle aud
soothing showers, has caused tho slumher-
ing earth b rcsuscitato her exhausted en-.
ergiea and begin u clotne herself with her
mantle Of green, and al animate nature
has begun to feel ito soothing and cheering
influence
There will be a very shortcrop Of peaches
and apples this year. The wheat crop Is
looking very green and vigorous Ut this
time and bids fair to make a large yieId
The fly ia again At work upon the tobacco
beds and have heard 81 several beds lint
have been totally destroyed BY these pests.
am afraid that there will 10 another short
crop planted this year The farmers have
pretty nearly finished planting their corn.
crop Il is coming UP very well and looks
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-05-19
MechanicrriIla club organizsd.

TIE Mechanicsville Baseball Club has
organized for the season, and elected the
following officers; w. 3. Herbert, Captain;
Jno. Ballenger, Treasurer; Al. E. Bowling,
Secretary. The names Of the team and
positions assigned are as follows: N. Dean.
catcher Jno. Wilson Adams, pitcher; Geo.
Buckler, base; ST. Clair Buckler, base;
Jno. Ballenger, Q base; Charles p Herbert,
short stop; Jesse Turner, left field; w B.
Herbert, center field; Gwinn Barber, right
field. The club is now ready 70 give and
accept challenges All challenges should
be addressed to the Captain.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-05-19

Destructive fires occurred at Up
per Marlboro, Md, Thursday and
Sunday last aud property to the
value Of about $4,000 was destroy
ed. In Thursdays fire, the Ga
kc newspaper was burned out.
The circu instances connected with
the fires indicate an incendiary or
hin. Both Of them occurred about
Tic same hour, Sundays fire orig
mated in a grocery, where the spig-
5t Of barrel Of coal oil had been
turnod on and the oil allowed to
Inn over thelyard and part Of the
building, where it somehow became
ignited.
There were two prisoners in the
iail at the time Of the fire, and
their cries Of esEire y and "Mur-
der n awoke the jailer, who gave
the alarm.
Mr.. Wilson has our sincerest SYM
pathy in his misfortune and we
hope that his paper may miss no
igsues.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-05-19

rho gold dollar is so small that
there are practically none in circu-
lation. Silver dollars are in circu-
lation, but they are SO large that
most people dom t care to have many
Of them in their pockets. How
would it do to have dollars, halves
and quarters composed Of both gold
and silver in combination--one-
half gold and one-half silver. II
the proposed international confer
ence should adopt standard of
this sort, there would be single
standard Of value, and free coinage
would not threaten disaster Id
9ocGte.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-05-19
LIQUOR LICENSE APPLICATIONS.
OFFICE CLERK CIRCUIT COURT
81. MAnY's COUNTY,
NAY iiTH, 1899.


Notice Is hereby given lhat tho following
named persons have filed applications fof
License 20 sell spirituous aud lermented
liquors, Tor one year from May 1st, 1892,
applicant; Jsyr1soa n. Jar5oc. Jarboes.
Vile, Sc Mary's county, Nd.
BreehoEders Recommended. d II DIV.
son, Geo w Abel, Adam s While. Wm II
Tippeti, h S Bean, Jos A Bean, JOS Grad
dock, = s Frey, John L Hilton, Janice r
Beal.
applicant AReT Smith Bsalc. Rhode
Island, y. Mary's county, Nd
FFeeaoklNs Recommending: r d Tippett,
Zach I Mallingly, II b Cawood. M II
Herman, James z Matlingiy, w Ii Long
w Burroughs, J J Long, Thos 9 Edwards,
s N Bailey
applicant Isaiah Wood5s.yp Oanter
Whitley Hall, St Mary's county, Md.
FEeeh0ldefs Recommending: Chapman
Burroughs, Henry 9 Adams, II Bruce
burroughs, Ashby Burroughs, John E
keintzell ] I Ballenger Jaa T Milburn.
VIM Il sothoron, Isaiah Oanter, Charles i
Hunter.
And that unless cause be shown In
writing 70 the contrary ON Of before The
@8th day Of May, 1892. tho licenses applied
iuf VIII pc issued, provided the applicants
comply with tie requirements 81 law
JAMES j. GIfEENWELL,
Clerk Circuit Court.
ut Mary'a County, Nd.
Nav 18th. '0Q-Qw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-05-19
Lowuntown Locals.


Mr. Walter y. Langley has been indus.
triously working Cor several days cleaning
the Confederate Cemetery grounds AZ
one Of the few surviving original members
Of Hampton'a Legion Is. %, we take this
occasion to thank Mr.. Langley for the in
terest which he annually takes to beaniify
the sacred resting place Of many Of our
fellow Coniederales. II the young ladies
Of the district would form themselves into
society and designate Il The Point Look
out Confederate Cemetery Association, no
doubt exists In our mind that such an
association would be productive Of much
good Occasional entertainments could be
given and the proceeds approprist q for
the benefit Of the Cemetery. In this way
II could be kept ia proper condition.
Merchants accomplishing Of dull times.
and farmers are wishing FOR dry weather.
Impotence Is great dlslufber Of human
life, the chief enemy we presume both Of
public happiness and private tranquility.
It's q source Of pleasure % state lhaton
young and enterprising merchant, Mr. w
G. Powell. will not be an applicant iof
liquor license. az he finds that he can do
much better by keeping what ia commonly
called temperance store. The proprietor
ofsuch store, like the meek, "is refreshed
In the multitude Of peace"
Mrs Hattie Jones, ase Pembroke, Is
visiting her parents, of the district
AzE1KA.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-05-19

Business Locals,
Mrs CoRA FeNwroK, who recently took
ch@sge Of the Millinery Slose Of r. o. Nor.
gan, returned from Baltimore few days
ago with q choice and well selected stock
sof Millinery, consisting Of ali the styles in
Ladies' and Misses Hats, Flowers. RIB.
bons, Laces, Crepes, Chilfons, China and
Surah Silks In all shades, Silk Braids and
dimpa, beautiful assortment Of Ladies
Dress Goods, including Cashmeres, Henri
etta'a, P0ngees. Chambray, Edinburg Suit
ings, Bedford Cords, Outings. Warwick
Patterson, Zephyrs, Breton, Armadale and
RoclEdale Ginename. White Goods ia
Dotted Swiss, Mulls, Persian Lawns. India
Linens, Pique. Nainsooks, plain and
striped. Swiss Embroideries, Irish Points,
Ladies' Kid Gloves, silk Milts, Hosiery. ltc'
Infants Lace Caps and BIbs, Ladies' SILK
Windsor Ties III al shades Black Crepe,
NUS Yelling and full line Of Mourning
Dfess Goods
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-05-19

Farming Machinery.

= - @'A@Ato %A+SAit.AoAJ
Mr.. a. Burroughs, Of Chaptico, accom-
panied by Mr.. Routzan Of Frederick City,
Is now canvasaing the county for the sale
Of the Continental Light Steel Binder,
Mowers and Hay Rakes, Manufactured by
the johnson Harvester Co, Of New York.
This machinery is entirely new, and Of the
very latest designs. Lighter and simpler
than any on tho market, and having less ma
csinery, can be sold for less money. tits
warranted to be made Of steel, durable, 70
do the work toperfection. Samples on exT
hibition at Leonardtown and farmers in
vited TO examine them-ady
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-05-19
90 BEAUTIFUL 40
ID STYLES. il
SPRING and SUMMER.
j. w. LATHAM

Invites bis many friends and customers to
visit his store and examine the beautiful
NEW GOODS. He has just received a
large and nicely selected stock which he
offers at very IOt0 prsccs. My stock ID com.
plete with all kinds Of Goods generally
found in ilsst-class Store and buyers will
save money BY dealing with mas. have
also added stock Of
FINE MILLINERY, DRESS GOODS.
MITE GOODS, md Js.a Inc If La
dies' Aisses and Olsiklrea's near geaerdsly.
This department Is in charge Of Ladies
who thoroughly understand the millinery
business and Ladies' wishing pretty and
becoming hat can DO pleased in quality,
style aud price. Our stock Of Millinery,
Dress Goods, White Goods, &c, is very
large, carefully selected and Of the prettiest
and latest styles and no lady can fail 10
suit herself IN quality, style and price.
DRESS MAKING and FITTING
specially. This department Il in charge
q a Lady who Il perfect in Dress Making
and Fitting have learned the trade III the
best dress making and fitting establish
ments Of Baltimore and Washington and
all who wish a nicely made and fitting
dress can certainly be pleased and at very
reasonableprices. Visit our establishment.
Our Millinery and Dress Making Is sep
crate department, nicely and pleasantly
arranged with polite Ladies to wait upon
you.
]. w. LATHAM,
LAUREL GRovE, MD.
May 12-3t
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-05-19

LeonaFdtown, May 10, 1902.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the
Nv County Commissioners az 81 Marv's
Coanty have divided tie county into three
lSl Tux Collection Districts as follows
The First Collection District to comprise
the LIST, 2nd, etb and 9th Election Districts.
The Second Collection District to com
prise the 3rd and 9th Election Districts.
The Third Collection District to comprise
the 4ths 9TH. and 18th Election Districts.
Applications for appointment as Tax
Collectors must be filed In this Office on or
before May "a, 1899.
By Order Of the Board.
T. LEE MATTINGLY,
may - vS-td Clerk.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-05-19
SEINE ron SALE.

A seine 80 fatiloms in length and Will
fash 10 feet lii buck and 3 feet on wings
will Be sold cheap. The seine ID three
years old and is ia first class order.
Apply at this office or 70
J.. BENZ. DEURY,
Abell's Wharf.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-05-19
Democratic Primary Meetings.

The Democratic voters Of ST. Mary's
County are requested to meet at the regp-
lar polling places in the respective Elec-
lion districts IF said County on
SATURDAY, May 9sth, 1902,
to elect BY ballot ten delegates to meet at
the Court House in Leonardtown, on
TUESDAY, May Dist. 1892,
al O'Clock, D. M, to select three delegates
to the State Democratic Convention TO be
held In Baltimore on Wednesday, the 9Th
day Of June, 1902, to elect delegates to the
Democratic National Convention to be
held at Chicago. on Tuesday, the 21st day
OF juno, 1892, to select candidates for Pres
idant and Vice President Of the United
States.
Also, to elect three delegates TO attend
the Democratic Congressional Convention
to be held at Laurel, Md, on
WEDNESDAY, August gath, 1892,
to nominate candidate for Congress 10
represent the Fifth Congressional District
OF Maryland in the Fifty-third Congress Of
the United States
The voters in the several districts at the
opening Of the polls will appoint three
judges and two clerks to hold said election.
Polls 10 be opened at 2 o'clock, p. M,
and closed o'clock, p m.
j. THOMAS BRONZE.
G. DOUGLAS CARPENTER,
B. HARRIS CAVALIER,
State Central Committee for ST Mary's Co.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-05-19
n.oealwsss sna sDsberwlsa.

The Orphans AZ Commissioners Courts
arc 70 meet TuosdY, The cath instant.
Mrs. ]. Oscar Jrboe has opened 4 mil.
lincry store al Caforsia--the only one IN
sbc Ssh district
Up 70 date 72 applications for Licenses
% cell Liquon I've been filed with the
Clerk Of the clrclt Court
Because of thebad health Of bis father
Mr. George w. 'elch has returned from
Ialilmoro and now flaming near he
Ridge.
Sunday last aloung child Of Mr.. Noah
Downs, Of Mccy's Neck, fell from tlie
house doorway Ia sustained fracture of
the lcfl ankle
0nr Mochaniclllle friends have organ.
lied Base,Baclnb which they intend
shah Be chasnpiA of the county. Send
them challenged
REV j Gibscn Ann. formerly ii our
county, has assuns the Rectorhip Of Deer
Crock Parish, Hard county Maryland.
His postollicc adds Il Darlington, Nd.
The LoonariioN Jr.. Base. Bali Club
viii play lts first eae 81 The Season with
the Second teanipf the Academy, al
Charlotte Hall, Monday, the sSrd
instant
Mrs Rehecca Fefick, az Leonardsown,
who has been quitack. has % far recoy.
cred as 70 DO able tgiait Baltimore. We
hope that she may greatly benefited BY
her trip.
We are indebted tdon. Charles Gibson.
Of The y s. sona for 1 COPY If ne
Memorial Addresses stbe Life and Char
acicr Of James 3. Beciate u. s. Senator
from kentucky.
The postof6ce At oauvne. Needless
Neck, lJaa. o, Wise's tel, il now omen
for business. The maiISm Leopardtown
will reach Baauvue as:so. D M and
will leave for Leonardtl1. al s D. Is.
---.--sse. . = .--.------a.4-
You can buy Boys slts knee pants
age 4 10 IA years, ~. 81. Morran's
Leonardtown, from S1.2s 5000 d suit.
Boys knee pants at FD. Morpan's. IS
cents 40 cents, 80 ceneb cents and Si |
per pair.
You VII find y very laD stock If new [
goods 1st opened az II. q. .rvan,as Eaado I
mad ~lothing q speciality d prices lower
han heretofore
Youths suits iii e. O. Agan,s age ia I
10 10 from ~ 70 $40 suit. "a
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-05-19

Senator John S. Barbour, Of Vir-
gifiia, died in Washington Saturday
last. His death was sudden and
unexpected. Senator Barbour was
ST. his 72nd year. He was a good
and great man and by his death the
Virginia Democracy and the country
loses anable leaderand try states
man. The funeral serv kes were
heIlg III Gle Senate Chanlbef Mon
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-05-19

% p r 0. Moggan's for ready made
clothing
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-05-19

Gentlemen's seersnoker and outing
coats, size 81 TO AZ al f. 0. Mofgan's for
10 cents, good quality.
Stacks Of new goods At r. O Morgan's.
All kinds and prices way down
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-05-19

1'HE DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE
Is for sale by,J- J. AlIstons Great Mills.
Those wishing machines had better exam
inc and be convinced Of its superiority and
ctoapfess
June 3D.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-05-19

Fyeet idSys RSc0gagseaasEg. II f,fsawno.l
T q Edwards, w II Schuhart, Franl
Wheeler, VIM Y saxton, A G Waleh, Zacl
I hatllngly, Z y Tippe.t, Richard Win
tors. VIM 4 Lyon.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-05-19

to elect BY ballot ten delegates to meet at
the Court House in Leonardtown, on
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-05-19

ApySioahta: 770maa n Fbwiyr. and Z,isk
I! foslsr, chap,lco, s. Mary's county,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-05-19

You can buy Boys slits, knee pants.
age 10 IA years, AZ. 81. Morpan's'
Leonardiown. from $I.2p 5000 4 suit
Boys knee pania At Fp. Morgan's, 80
cents 40 cents, 80 ceneb cents and 1
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-07
Tri-State Brevities.

MALIGNANT diphtheria is ravaging Locust
Gap, mining town near Mt. Carmel.
J. III. KIRKLAND, n merchant of Wellsburg.
w. Va, has fled, leaving $4,000 debts behind
him.
DANIEL BURKE, near New Castle, has been
arrested for shooting six times at his mother
in-law
THE A. French Spring Company, of Pitts
burg, has applied for space at the Columbian
Exposition.
JoHNsTowN will try to secure Andrew
Carnegie's presence at the opening OF the
new Cambria library.
IT is believed the defunct Washington,
Pa, Live Stock Insurance Company will pay
go cents on the dollar.
The B. & o. is negotiating for the purchase
for So 600, 900 of the line OF the Wheeling
Bridge and Terminal Company.
PATRICK MALoNEY has sued the village of
Salineville, o., for $1,000 for damages result
ing from a fall over an unprotected embank-
ment.
THE Supreme Court has decided the Nc
Ginty case at New Castle. Sarah Randolph
McGinty is in the penitentiary for soliciting
one Samuel kissinger to kill and murder W.
S. FoetZ, President of the First National
Bank, of New Castle. Her counsel carried the
case to the Supreme Court on the claim that
a solicitation of such nature was not n
crime under the statutes of Pennsylvania.
Judge McMichael held that iU was crime
and the Supreme Court sustains him.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-07
DIED..

ALEXANDER-On Monday, January 4,
1892 at $50 p M, ELLA NJ, wife of J. s. Alex
ander, in her Both year.
BROMAN-In CHARTERS township, on
Wednesday, January g. 1892, at 8 A. NJ, MAG
DALEN BRoMAN, aged rs years.
Funeral notice hereafter.
BURG ESS-On Wednesday. January 6,
1892, at 10 p. N, WILLIAM BURGESS, at his resi-
dence, No. ~ Liberty street, Allegheny, in
the 6Sth year of his age.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
CRAWFORD-At Munhall, Pa, January s.,
1892 at A. M, EDNA LEoNA, daughter of
Dennis and Alice Crawford, aged 10 months.
CRONIN-on Wednesday, January 6, at
his residence, Homestead, MATHEW CRoNIN,
in the 44th year of his age.
Funeral from his late residence, corner
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-07

WARREN, Pa, Jan. 6.-[SpeciaL 1.-The case
q jacob Henrici and John Duss, trustees of
the Harmony Society at Economy, versus
Samuel Davidson and others, was called this
morning. 1t is an action involving the
ownership of 600 or 200 sticks of white pine,
and 1000 OF oak, valued at $4,000 The
Economy Deople claim that the timber was
cut on their land on the Allegheny river in
aTren county. They repIevined the prop
Ert}. buJ Davidson went on, RATED the lurn-
Der ana sold il, so the Economics sued for
ITS value. The chief of the Economics is
-.cIe and several of its members.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-07
MRS. KOoNs EXPELLED.
Sensational Ending to Canton's woman's
Relief Corps Case.

CANTON. Jan. 6.-TSpecidL. Alta meeting of
the local Woman's Relief Corps this after
noon Mrs. Emma T. Koons, as result of the
accusations by Ada F. Clarke, was found
guilty of three OF five specific charges. The
charges were writing the annoying and ugly
Anonymous letters to Mrs Clarke, a coun-
cilor of the order, and two charges of ''un-
becoming conduct" Mrs. koons was sus-
pended from the corps and the order for
five years.
Mrs. Belle Tenney, President OF the local
corps, changed the penalty from five years
20 one. When this was reported to the de-
Osrtment to the corps for Endorsement Mrs.
Clarke, as prosecutor, made a motion of ap-
peal to the Department President, and
asked for sentence of dishonorable dis
charge. The motion was carried. Mrs
Tenney at once made application to the 10
cal corps for a transfer card stating that
She did not desire to longer remain MEM
her of a body carrying such sentences
through. Her application for transfer was
granted. and she left the order here.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-07
COLLIDED WITH a COAL Triple.
Serious Wreck on the Il. & O. Railroat
Near Fairmoupt, w. Va.

Serious Wreck on the Il. g. O. Railroad
Near Fairmount, w. Va.
WHEELING, Jan. Gone mile east of Fair
mont, W. Va, at SIG this morning, as the Chi
cagO limited Baltimore and Ohio express
train was crossing a bridge over Monon-
Eahela river at the usual rate of speed, the
rear truck OF the baggage car suddenly left
the track, but was held in place by the stay
Grains and the fanny coupler until the end
ut tie bridge was reached when it swerved
n crossing a switch and struck a coal tipple.
The end of the smoking car struck the
tlpplc, tearing it down, the entire structure
falling on the coach, tearing Off the roof and
SIDES. Some OF the passengers were slightly
injured, but no one was killed. Conductor
Sheehan was badly injured, and Chief
Painter Moriarity, of Newark, had his right
aEIn torn from its socket.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-07
4 Rebellion in Fayette County,

tS1oNTowN, Jan. 6.-[Special. 1.-The County
Commissioners have removed L. X. Mover,
might watchman at the Court House. and
Sol Clifford, janitor Hugh o'Neil was put
"a their place being expected to do the work
ol DOth men Tor 9 day, saving the county
Sia2 per year. Last night O'Neil went to
-doyer TO get the keys, but the latter refused
70 give them up and performed his duties as
present and they made it so warm for O,NeiI
that he retired in haste.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-07
GARNERED IN M'KEEsPoRT
An Innocent Abroad Done Up in New Yor
New Annexation Talk.

An Innocent Abroad Done Up in New York
New Annexation Talk
MCKEEsPoRT. Jan. g. Especial Word
reached here to-day that William Fehl, of
this place, was robbed while in New York of
SIS and gold watch. Mr.. Fehl is a civil
engineer OF this place, and while visiting
the metropolis took two slick strangers into
his confidence to his sorrow.
Oliver Black Superintendent OF Versailles
Cemetery, was retired from that position by
t.e directors yesterday. Undertakers, bust
Tc>s and professional men have petitioned
the directors to allow him to remain.
Eristy Park a suburb of this city, has a
of NcKeesport. Reynoldton, also, is think
-ug of coming in.
The scotch of McKeesport will nay a
Glowing tribute to the memory of Robert
Burns on the 2Gth
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-07
SPECIAL DRIVE
EMBRO/DERIESI

Narrow Baby Edgings at SC, &c, SC,
&C, Ioc, 12c to 25c yard.
Medium width Edgings at SC, 1oc,
12c, 15c to 25c.
a, S and 6-inch wide Embroidery,
from Ioc to soc.
IS and 1S-inch Flouncings, for
Children's Dresses, 25c to 75c.
Wider Flouncings and Skirtings at
half price.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-07
A Love Spat Gave Him Avay.

GEzEEsBURG, Jan. 6.-[SpeciaLl - Jacob
Pence foreman of CYLINDERS glass works
here, is a defendant in an interesting GRIM
inal case. He is charged by l. H. Rouff with
threatening to shoot the latter's daughter.
Mary, aged about IL years. Pence is young,