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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-06-21
MARINE CURIOSITIES.
wonderful Creatures Exhibited II
the Fisheries Building.
jules Verne's Twenty Th5usand League
Under the Sea Outdone BY Chief Col
IisS anl His sssistants-0giy
Monsters Of the Deep.



n all the realms Of nightmaredon
there are no such rare and curious
creatures as are 10 be seen IN the iish-
cries depart meut of the worlds fair
Alice IN all the domain 81 wonderland
never saw such queer-looking COB
lins. or greedy boy after a Thanksgiv-
inc dinner suel hi -ecus objects, as the
strange creatures that Chief Collins
cloats over with satisfied air. On the
other hand. painter never put on can
vas the colors nor naturalist never de-
scribed the full beauties Of the curious
forms Of animal life that represent the
mysteries Of the oceans depths IN the
fisheries department
There Is . slran~e and not altogether
pleasant smell Of the ship ehandlery
and the fsh-canning establishment
about the Fisheries building. There
are miles of ropes and nets and al
sorts ~ quaer-looking boats; small
mountains Of fish food products and
hundreds Of pictures of fnny creatures
50 outlandish in form that the visitor
is tempted To believe the artist drew
upon his imagination for his subject;
specimens 0f marine life that never
while living saw the light Of day. and
aaphfbious creatures that are as unfa-
1.liliar to the present day fisherman as
are the forms % animal life that ex-
isted before the food 10 the modern
naturalist Out OF all this cOnglom-
crate mass Of curious exhibits the
hasty visitor may get the impression
that there is not much 10 be seen IN the
fisheries department, and 60 away
chiefly impressed with the overpOwer-
ing assertiveness Of the briny odors;
but the patient sightseer win find
enough that Is interesting 20 occupy a.
least one day Of his time, and then
he viii regret that he could not see
IL all
Suspended above the displays in the
main structure Is the ghost Of levi
athau Of the Pacific. When living IL
must have been 90 feet IN length and
weighed many tons. bat now its bones
alone remain 70 tell the story Of its life
Ia the depth Of the south Pacific. Il was
what is known as a humpbacl whale,
and the skeleton measures 50 feet in
length and the great RIBS show its
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-06-21
rnn Of the ,rn.ir Trouble.

Theodore Thomas wiz retain his po-
,ition as musical director of the Column
bian exposition. The board Of con-
troll has unanimously adopted u rcso-
luton instructiug Director General
Davis 10 recall the demand for Mr.
Thomas resignation: making that
gentleman responsible 70 Mr.. Davis
for the conduct OF his department, and
instrueting the director general TO pro-
tect the rights Of exhibitors OF musical
instruments ia Musical and Festival
halls.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-06-21
IOWA's CORN PALACE.
1t Was Designed by Mrs. William I. Bu
chanan, OF Iowa.

It was Designed by Mrs. William I. Bu
chanan, OF Iowa.
In the Iowa state building at Jack
son park there Is a reproduction Of the
famous corn palace, which made Sioux
City known TO the whole Of the United
States. And among the ladies who
have charge Of the Iowa state building.
and who act as its reception commit
tee. Is Mrs William l. buchanan. TO
whom may be given credit for originat-
ing the corn palace three years ago
Mrs. Buchanan was formerly Miss
Lulu Williams, Of Cincinnati, and Is the
daughter Of Isaac Williams, for many
years a leader in the artistic circles of
Cincinnati. Miss Lulu has always been
a great admirer Of the beauties Of
nature, just as nature, without cultiva-
ton or manifest design. comes from
he hand Of God. And when the idea
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-06-21
Nrrs. PaIIncr.. DciecfIre.

SO valuable are her jewels that Mrs
Potter Palmer, OF Chicago, never at
tends Z bail or party of any kind TO
which she wears them without a pri-
vate detective to form a part Of her es-
cort This parsonage accompanies her
from her house to the carriage. sits on
the box with the driver, and at the ball
IS in as faithful attendance upon her
as her own shadow, never taking his
eyes of her for a moment. Needless to
say that the light-ilnrered individual
who might attempt To relieve Mrs
Palmer Of her diamonds would enjoy u
series of very bad quarter hours indeed.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-06-21
VIE TELL YOU

nothing new when state tha- it pays % engage
IN c permanent. most healthy lnd pleasant bust
such Is the bu-iue,s Ur offer the working class
We teach them how f1 make money rgr. idly, ant
guarantee every VINO follows our Instructions
.aithfuiy she making % $4,000 a month.
Every one who takes hold now and WORKS VIII
surely and speedily increase their earnings there
can 0r 40 question allIf it- Others now 40 work
are doing if. and r1u, reader can DO the same
This Is tie b-sf F-I Ing business thGt yuu have
ever lai tue chance rl secure lon VII make a
grave mistake l y1l taI. to give b. /. tIil ll once
j. rol grasp re situation, aud act 4uic2lT- 1l
win direc-ir iud yourself iu q most prosperous
busirc-s. 90 which sou can sGrrlF ulke ana save
large sums oi money. lIe results of only few
haurs work viii oiteu equal weeks wages
Whether SOFA a.- o.I or Young, flau or woman. &c
makes Iiu difference, 10 as We Tell you, ANA sic
cess will uieet you 20 the very start. Neithsr
e1ueTiglce or capita. uece.-ary- those VINO Wol 4
f8- us are rewarded. Was no- write to-day Tor
fan uarticuiars, free r. G. ALLEN A CO.
Box No. 42O, Augusta, Ne.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-06-21
VICTORIA HOUSE.
Tie Worlds Fair Headquarters of the
british Commission.


British Commission.
Victoria house is a very agreeable
sort of place and one might spend some
time there and not tire. a small FAM
ily might pass a lifetime in it and be
comfortable and happy as the pro-
verbal two bugs. The architecture IS
OF the Elizabethan half timber charac-
ter. and the effect upon entering is
very pleasing. The hall is oak-paneled-
A cassone facing the entrance is re-
production of an old Florentine ex-
ample in the royal palace at Naples,
and is enriched with painted frontal
panel on gilt ground in allegorical por-
fragment of the departure of Columbus
from Spain The modelled plaster
ceiling Of the wall is copied from one
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-06-21

ugly mud cats. are a simmer Of silver
and gold with delicate bands Of red or
black. Nature never created a pref
tier object than a mountain trout OF a
striped bass And they seem 70 know
It as they pose before the crowds gath
cred az the big plate glass windows.
PAUL De Il SWEENEY.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-06-21

The design ard lettering on the
souvenir coin finally selected by the
board OF lady managers is the work Of
q young lad. Master Robert Wilkins.
the son OF Nr. and Mrs. Beriah VIII
kins- Mrs Wilkins, who is the fifth
vice president Of the woman's board.
was endeavoring TO secure . design
that would meet Secretary Carlisle 5
approval Her young son went 70
work and produced 4 design that Mrs
Wilkins took 10 the secretary Of the
treasury the following morning. Mr.
Carlisle at oneeeapproved and adopted
IL
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-06-21

Utah commissioners claim that
when their building is open it VIII
contain the finest collection of mum
mics in the world.
THE Washington state pavilion in
the agricultural building IS decorated
with grains and grasses woven into
fantastic designs.
TEE committee on ceremonies has
set aside October Q rs Chicago dar. =
N oomnzemOration Of the great FIRE OF
iSsl and arrangements viii be made
FOR appropriate Observance OF that
date.
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EASTWARD.

For rates. maps. &C.. 20 % Ticket AGENT or adj
dress Tho. r. Watt. p. A. ". D.. 10 Fith Ave
uue Ptt.tuI-h. Pa
: ~ PRfVOsT, J. r. WOOD
Geul Manager. Gen PAS Agt
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE N EFFECT DEC. IS. lsgo-
EASTERN STANDARD TIME
WESTWARD.

CONDENSED SCHEDULE
Trains arrive and depart from the station AZ
JOlnstoau as follows.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-06-21

Suafuv Accomm0ilt- lt-7a-Somerset sol p. N.
lockwood $50 ? m,
sDGiiy.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-06-21

SgnfGu 0RiE-JOhnsf0wu $50 =. m. HOoversville
s-Ii a. III. SioycstoWn $50 D. IN, Somerset
I0l a. n. Redwood I01l a. n.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-06-21
SOUTHWARK

Md1-Johnstnwn 40 A. n, HO0verville SIS
st0yestown $40, Somerset g:ll, Redwood
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-06-21

Erp-css-J0hnstown $50 p. m. Hooyersyille 4l6
StOyestown 40, Somerset 5-ol, lockwood
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-06-21

sJotust0trs Acc0rlnlGflt ti0ll-RockWoOd 60 p. m
Somerset Gas p. n, Stoyestown s;li p "a
HOOTersyille - p. m, JOhnstOEn Sis =. II
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-06-21

Jolnaolra Nod ErBresE-ROCkwood Io15 g m,
Somerset lis, stoyest0wn l:i6, Hoovenviile
1s5s, J0hnstOwn 10 ?. "a.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-01-12
DR.. J. Ford Thompssn IN.

DR. J. Ford Thompson has been serious
ly Ill FIR week past at his residence, S04
Seventeenth street, but he is now consider
ed To be ont Of danger While performing
an operation upon patient al Ga field
Hospital DR.. Thompson made slight Cd,
in his hand and some time later symptoms
Of bod poisoning set in. Thafronf1e was
complicated by an attack of Jung dlfficui-
~, which threatened to develop into pneu-
monia. but now DIR. ThuInpson Is on fair
road TO recovery lie has had the ntteD
tions Of his son ia law. DIR. T.. K. McArile.
DIR. g. T.. Hagner and DR. saiausl .Busey
during his iIInsss.-Washington Cores
pondence Baltimore Sun.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-01-12
Calico Party.
Written FIR the Bacon.

Written far the Bacon
Whether il Was the young ladies desire
who got up lht party al Moore's Hotel, Or
Fri ay last. Ia return The compliment u,
the yolng gentlemen, who were SO sue
cesslul with the last one, or that they chose
a calico party because Of it being a novelt,
IN LcOnar town AMI a change 10 the rfigu-
lar succession If parties, We are unable {"
say. But whether or not il was one az
both of the reasons above mentioned, W.
can safely say il was one of the most
pleasant parties your correspondent ever
had the pleasure of attending Refresh
menis Nere served at 1920 D. IN aud again
at 100 m, c"ffe and sand wiiche. were
served After twenty ur sets We're danced,
adieus were said. Am"ng the Indies present
were: Misses Linda JONES, Anna Abel,
Ruth Combs, Lizzie Turner, Addie Cough,
Geriie Raey Jennie Ching, Mig"onette
and Lulie Moore, Eta and Flora forrest,
Ruby Yates, Edith Holmes. Nettie Albeit,
Marion smith Katie Leach. Eta Parsons,
Mamie Greenwell, Mrs. DIR L. E. Payne.
Mrs. VIM Greenwell, Jr, Mrs. HAIR,
Spalding, Mrs. w. V. " ateIs, Mrs. g
Clements. nfsoF
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-01-12
Pay Your Debts.


Al the beginning OF the new year, when
IL is general pay day aud there Is q strain
al! around. il is more incumbent ppm
every bpdy To meet obligations prom, lily
and so ease the situation. There is good
deal Of c"mpl int that payments are slow.
This ought not To be tie case, for the year
has been fairly prosperous. A little con
sIderaiiOn for what Is due 10 each other
would help 10 make thing pleasant all
around. ON debt paid enables the ciedi-
t'r Ia his turn "a ply another, and so On
through w bulc line Of obligations. Every
nluu or woman engaged in business or il
any profession realizes how important il IL
for every body 10 de- the best that may br
done TO lrny up for the common good, and
every debtor who does So enables some one
els TO follow suit Let there be lively
emulation in doing god 10 each other
Sun.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-01-12


On Monday night, the End instant, Col
toms Point was the scene Of very pleas.
ini party. gotten up by the ladies and gen
temen Of the Neck'-Ihe same old Bed
IAN, which is noted for its festivities, and
It is needless to say the the Committee"
insured its success. The night. though
ibid, was beautiful, the moon lencing her
charms, and together, with excellent music
We y gss0d fioor, nothing marred the en-
Joy meDt of the many pleasure seekers, VIII"
came frum ear and near We will not
mentinn the. supper for fear Of evoking
envy ron these who did not participate in
the j"yous FEAST That over. weagain re-
sumed dancing. which was kept up until
a late hour. The ALLOWING names are
associated with the pleasure OF the even
ing: Misses Bessie. Mary. and Clande
yGrasop. White and Dee Burch. Nam
pie Dorsey, Annie and Msisy Hodges,
Addie Gsagh, Nettie AbelI. Jennie Smith.
iI"sie and Dora Garner Mrs Blackstone
Mankin, Mrs. W M. Freeman, Mrs Fred
Thomas. Messr John Reeves, Eddie and
BIB Harrison, p. q. Budd, Charlie Cough.
Harry Fenwick. Phil and Luke Dorsey.
f.ewis. Hodges, Frank Dent, N. L, v and
NJ. Palmer 8. NJ. and r. Dent. Willie and
Bob BIakietone, Felix Fenwick, Robert
Stoddard and others.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-01-12
downtown Locals.

LoWunIoWu Locals. sNs~a<~
tfrOm our Regular Correspondent
The m"n"lon"us sound oi sleigh bells is:
frequently heard, and judging firm the
Appearance ui the elements .-and the ten
perature more snow will fall soon.
Oystermen are endeavoring 20 make an
hun ST duliat despite the Arctic like wealth
er. No doubt that it is ve-y trying 10 the
patience of thuse VITO have large families
To support, and we trust that We may not
be considered as acting the part of jobs
cnmlOrters when We say that all or our
fuses have lh"rus more or less; and shUulu
We inhale their aroma too closely the per
furne may be host ia the pain.
Parues q, casionaily occur, and we be
lieve the youDg and middle aged Of both
sex enjoy themselves we'll.
The violation of certain physiological
principles is sure Ia have AN ultimate un-
pleas int effect, and consequently We paA;
10 chronicle the TACT that Considerable sick
ness prevails.
Time flies un lightning wing January is
quicAiy passing away in It's rapid march.
and eIe We ale Conscious OF the fact The
period when The equitable temper of the
mini viii be disturbed by comic pictures
wIi be current.
MIR. John Abel has moved 10 Jones
wharf farm, and Mr. SaXton aud has son
have moved Ia the Clarke farm In Of
Jerome's Neck. These gentlemen are sue
cessful FARMERS, md dn not exhaust the
laid the, work as is lrequrntly the case
with renters.
The oyster shuckiDg house neaf Benville's
wharf continues 10 60 a lair business. Zap
tam ". Z. DieSerson, the prUprietS IL .
live man, just the type OF men We nesd
hereaOOut.
MIR. Go l.. Smi b continues, despite the
uniavoiable ~eat1er, 10 give Us the mali
al proper hour. lie reports lhatthe rUalis
are IA luleEably good condition between
the Pine and PARK Hall.
w. "A W Clarke, j. Dallas Evans, Wal
ter W cod. William " Iison, 4tichard Lang
ley, familiarY known as capt Dick," sur
vivoTs Oi The Lost Cause, IRE well, and We
believe that they succeed in keeping lise
Vol iron thelF doors May their lives be
Continued Ii the lungcss span is the wish
OF MANY friends e
The Steamer Wakefield is making trips
10 Milier's whariia the place Of the Arrow
smith, which Is undergoing repaEMrss,s =.
Captain Oliver Crowder, OF the Katie
Hines. reports fsw violations of the oyster
law
Several citizens Of the district have
reached the age of three.scnre aud ten, and
judging in'm the healthy conditisds we
infer that they understand the true phil0s-
os,hy If life--to use and not abuse Tie
ess. nlials To- happiness aud bngesity.
Miss a lice r.. Mullny, near relative d
Mrs. ;. tfenviile. has Te;urn,d a Balti
noss alter = moalh's pleasant yisif -
Ag9AxA-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-01-12

Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ Bean. vas one Of the
most pleasant social events Of DE season
The guests arrived abynf 9 a'cIcck. wtez
dancing bryan, and continued until 70
then supper, consisting Of oysters. . ID Ma.
ryland. surkey and other delicacies were
served In . most tempting manner BY We
hostess. and were done full justice by the
company.
Dancing was resumed sffer supper. and
did not cease until morning dawn. exceps
AZ two shCFs intervals. when refreshments
Of rake, wine, candy and nuts were served.
Among those who took part In the dance
were Miss Berthe Bean. Misses May and
Louise Alstsn. Berthe, Olive and Maegis
Guythers, Rebecca and sarah Vaughan.
Lucy and Katie Loker, Miss Lucy MiIburn
and Miss Adams. Of Washington, Mrs JEFF.
Locker. Mr.. and Mrs. Sh.drick, Messrs.
Guyther, Shadrick, Howard, Milburn,
Messrs- Bean. Siane and Coppage. Of St.
Johns College, aud others. I'D. A.
Through the inssrumentalily Of Mr.. Clsr-
epce MiIburn. Mr. jamie Duke aud Mr..
Norman bilburn, ON Tuesday of Christ.
mas week, the residence of Mr.. r. NJ. Ban
was the scene Of the most enjoyable affair
that has been held in the second district for
. long time.
Dancing began about 8 O'Clock, and con.
tnued until supper was announced, when
the gentlemen. accompanied ny the ladies'
of their choice, sought the dining nom,
where q table artisiicaIlv filed with all
taste could devise was awaiiiag them Amer
doing ample justice 10 such an excellent
repass, the ballroom was again In use, aud
bright faces. gay color, music. s,ceet music,
tented to make the scene one that will NOT
be obliterated from the pleasant memories
of the happy participants.
At intervals refreshments were handed
the guests. and although every one was ap.
p'rently in the midst ofenjpyment. spared
a few mnments 10 show their appreciation
of the delicacies prepared for them.
Among the ladies present were Miss
BERTHE Bean, Miss Lucie LnkeF, Miss Sa-
rah Vaughan, Miss Birdie Guyther, Miss
Louise Allston, Miss Annie Dalton, Miss
Clara Bean, Miss Rebeoea Vaughan. Miss
Katie Loker. Miss May Ailsioa. +
The ladies looked as lovely md charm
ing as stylish Tires and tasteful cultures
could make them; and II the saying, "ac-
tons speak plairer than words" he true.
Judging from appearances, one gentleman
must have Thought q certain lady more
The writer. and l feel confident all others
that were present, wish te extend % Mr..
and Mrs Bean their heartfelt gratitude for
their extraordinary kindness. and sincerely
hope that in the future we shall agein be
enabled to spend Smother such an evening
in th. ir hospitable home. ]. IL. A.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-01-12
(CorrespnndGnce VI the Beacon.)
Sacond nisfricf FasfiYfsaas.

SECOND 0Aa6E1Gt Go8k4V&t4o3.
Holy Inn..cenl's Day. lSss, Sill long be
rsmsmbeFed by tnschilIren aud pareat o.
William and Mary Parish as q joyful &C.
general in, itation to the Rectnry was
exte ded from the chancel, especially 10
the children To make merry over Christ
mas, and almost the whole Parish in mem
lraahip awaited themselves of the 'p,ivi
lege.
Mr.. Vaughan received. assisted by Mrs.
Vaughan, Ms. Cora Cule and the Misses
Vaughan
We entered the parlor, where there stood
two large Esaars Nish toys. looks and 9th
er article hArsing on their boughs. as
though Santa Claus had done his work Of
love and departed according 10 thesold
German custnm-
The children sung carol, with Miss
sarah Vaughan at the organ. then retired
10 the lawn, where they amused themselves
a. shssSees NsFe aishted. when they all
marched iaio the darkened parlor. IL Lad
been transformed TO . fairy land in appear
auce by almost iunasnera6ie candles.
The children gathered around the trees
aud sung another-carol, then Mr., Vaughan
sSisrribfed the presents, looking so happy
the ancient ST. Nicholas himself would
have envied him.
Eygy child VI ihepsEisa receiged pres-
emit SundaySchsnlsc hoIars receised two
After the distribution we had more music;
then we babe our kinds sdieu.
Much praise is due Misses Sarah and Re
beoea yaugAan for lie pleasure o. the even
ing. y
a dance. given 3Dec. 27th. by the young
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-01-12
Lscalwiss and oshsrwiss.


The Maryland Electoral College met at
Annapolis Monday.
The schools Of Chaptico district. notwith-
standing the SNOW, are well attended.
The Brit,an's Neck Farmers Club will
meet next Saturday, January l4th, q Mr..
Leo. NJ. Wathen's.
MA. @. WEIGH. Of Chsptic,. who has
been spending he past week with Phila-
delpha relatives arrived home Sunday.
We note from the Centreville 0bssrssr
that Roger B. T. Combs. Esqr of Leonard
town is "partying" in Queen Apne.
Brit.au's Bay 10 frozen over ftom its head
down To its month The ice in frout of
Lernardtown wharf is inches in thick
ness.
The Potomac river, Wednesday morning
lat was frozen over from Psey's Bl"ff TO
the Virginia shUre-a good ten miles stretch
If ice.
Benjamin Biscoe, colored, Of Valley Lee
district. has been given U. &. pension Of
$l2 per month and has also received $500
back pay. rs
During his recent trip to Philadelphia,
Rev Charles K. jenkins, s j., purchased
stained glass windows for the new Sacred
Heart Church.
The Commissioner Court was IN session
Tuesday-present, Msssrs- Herbert, Hilton
and Tenbison. Bills against the county
were audited.
The Alexandria Gazette reports appetizer
sseamboat line for the Potomac. What
this part of the Potomac needs right at
present Ia one steamboat line.
Mr.. Thomas Gaffney, of this district eel
ebrated the New Year by crossing TO Rock
Point, Charles c'unty and hence walking
to Washiugton--a distance Of over 40 mi es
Unless Gov. Brown interferes. eight
colored men will be hanged next Friday
af ChesiertUwn, Md. The crime for which
they are sentenced is, the brutal murder Of
Dr, J. II. Hill, April z3rd, loy2.
The BEACON Is very grateful "a its friends
fur'wurds Ut encouragement and commen.
datina and is especially thankful 10 the
Kind aud sweet young ladies who have 50
we'll begun 1898 by sending il "society
items"
On warrant Of Justice z r. Evans,
Charles Sewell, ca'lored, alleged To be
insane, was Tbursday last lodged In the
county Jail. Since his Incarceration Sewell
has broken all the glass from four Of the
Jail windows.
The Washington corresp Jndent Of the
Sun under date VI DecemberS, says: "The
steamer Wakefield which was ice-bound
OF Quantico has been brought 10 Washing.
ton with the assistance OF tugs and 10 now
delivering uer cargo"
We are told tina, the sleighing around
EhapticO is g.od but tina, the yuang men
Of Tie village and vicinity do not enjoy it
because they are too bashful TO take the
girls siong. Sleighing without giri TO
acc 'mpany You is rank pizen."
The BrittAn's Neck Farmers Club met
Saturday last and chuse Messrs. Hayden
d. H. Yates. J. Perry .Absai and John G.
Cryer as delegates 70 represent it 1t the
Stale Road Consension which 10 70 meet
in Rafnmore, TIE il&h, l2th and 18th
instants.
Mr.. joseph +. Neal and family have
removed from Leonardtown To Medley's
Neck and Ar. James J. Greenvell shd
family will occupy the dwelling vacated
by Mr. Neal. kx Sheriif Gazing aud fam
Iiy have muven from Bodd's Greek 10 Mr..
y. Z. la A1ss k5usa keJuxydu5wn:
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Gttins rhsre.

We are pleased 10 note the progress and
increasing Geld of fisefulhess OF the Bal
'imore Evening Nsses. 1t isabssgbt paper,
iull Of news. and 50 carefully edited as "a
ID PerfdeiIy safe reading in the family cir.
Gle. s--z
The Sunday News Is the best paper pub
lished In Maryland. It's columns are a
Rine of Information. and iis bright an :
tineiy sasticles, by famaus writers, and q
gifted rePortorial staff. make it one OF the
MIST readable Of papers and the most re-
mnneraiiye advertising medium In the city
IL Baltimore.