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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-06-06
All Sorts of Paragraphs.

"A person whom we can put up with-a
good hotel-keeper.
- In game of cards, good deal depends
on good playing, and good playing on good
deal.
Waste of wealth is sometimes retrieved
waste of health, seldom; but waste of time,
An English girl, who was about to be
married, preferred to steal something and be
sent to jail.
use of the needle, said GAS tell you to sew,
SO sew; but do not merely sew so So"
"A man who had lost his eyesight by read
ing borrowed paper, recovered it soon after
subscribing for the Anderson Ltelligencer.
An old lady in Maine, whose son was
Gagged for evil doing said they were "going to
get him clear on writ of cholera morbus."
"A dandy, with cigar in his mouth, en-
tered menagerie, when the proprietor reques-
ted him to take the weed from his mouth lest
he should learn the other monkeys bad habits.
= The other day, an excited individual ac-
costed street gamin with the question, say,
bub, which is the quickest way for me to get to
the railroad depot?" "Run " was the re-
sponse
1t is reported that there are seventy-fve
COuIlGlGS Ill 1cAdS Ill luClC 10 lioV q
Sunday school. 1t would spoil the paragraph
ulation.
"A little boy asked lady friend of his
mothers who made her teeth She replied,
"God" "Well," remarked the young hopeful,
CDR. Freeman made mothers, and they beat
yours by darned sight"
"A lady was examining an applicant for
the Office of maid -of-all- work when she inter-
rogated her as follows: "Well, Mary, can you
scour tin-ware with alacrity?" "No ma'am, l
always scour them with sand"
Josh Billings says: "There is one thing
about hen that looks like wisdum, they don't
kackle much until after they have laid their
egg. Sum pholks are alwus Dragging and a
kackling what they are going tew do before
hand"
If screws are warmed and dipped in mel
ted tallow it will prevent rusting, and they can
always be unscrewed with ease. A large quan-
tity of screws can be creased in few minutes,
and the operation is one which will ultimately
result in great saving of time and labor.
-"How many children have you 2" inquired
gentleman of one of his laborers, looking
around in surprise upon the family. "Better
then dozen, sir" ~ only make out eleven, u
said the gentleman. "Faith, an isn't that bet
ter than dozen, when one has to feed them =
exclaimed the laborer.
"A machine at New Haven performs the
whole process of making needles without thu
manual labor of any person, and turns out 80,
900 to 10000 of them. Another machine picks
them up and arranges them, heads and points
together, and the third piece of mechanism
puts them into paper.
1t is a good plan for all fruit-growers to
apply lime freely in their orchards every two
or three years. A half-bushel to each tree, OF
one hundred bushels broadcast to each acre
will suffice Light, loamy lands will be the
best benefited by the lime, and shell-lime is
better for fruit than the usual stone-lime.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-06-06
This story is going the rounds again:

This story is going the rounds again: An
Arkansas judge had his law office close to
certain doctors-in fact, they were separated
only by a plank partition with door in it..
The Judge was at his table busy with his briefs
and bills in chancery. The doctor was writing
a letter, and pausing at the word economical,
called out, Judge isn't eq;u-i the way y to g
spell equinomical ?" Eyes, l think 1t is" SAID
the Judge; "but here's Webster's dictionary; |
can soon tell" He opened the book and
turned over the leaves, repeating aloud, "e.qui.
nomical-e-quinomical." Finding the, proper
place. he ran his eye and finger up and l. down own
thoroughly satisfied that the word in question
was was not there. Closing the book with q slam,
the judge laid his specs on the table, and rising
slowly, broke forth, "Well, sir, I,ve been a
Daniel Webster man, and voted for him for
President; but any man that will write as big
a dictionary as this, and not put as common a
word as 'equinomicap in it, can't get my vote
for anything hereafter"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-06-06
TRAVEL BY RAIL, WHEEL AND SADDLE.
LIVERY and SALE STABLES
AT WALHALLA and ANDERSON,
THOMPSON 81 STEELE.

in the above business at the points named,
and have supplied themselves literally with the
best Vehicles, Horses, Drivers and Ostlers;
Grain, Forage, &C., ior the accommodation OF
the travelling public.
can be had at ali times, BY the day or week, at
reasonable rates; and we are prepared at mo-
ment's notice to convey passengers from An
derson or Walhalla to the terminus of the Air
Line Railroad, or to any other point desired.
The Stables at Anderson will be under the
immediate charge of T. J. Steele, and those ut
Walhalla under the direction of A. w. Thomp-
son, each of whom will give his personal su-
pervision to the business, and spare no pains to
give general satisfaction.
Zea5' The patronage Of the travelling public
respectfully solicited.
a. w. THOMPSON, T. J. STEELE,
Walhalla, S. C. Anderson, s. C.
Nov 80, 1871 %
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WANTED SKILLET AND DIDN'T DRINK.
The Lebanan (Ky.) Herald tells the follow

WANTED SKILLET AND DIDN'T DRINK.
The Lebanan (Ky.) Herald tells the follow
ing: ;,
Judge Greene relates that, as he was walk
ing down West Main on Monday afternoon, he
met a venerable man, red at eye, unkempt OF
look and out at elbow, who modestly asked
him for quarter. stranger" said this impe-
cunious patriarch, "Tm a movin to Arkan-
saw-me and the old woman, and the childun,
and John Johns my oldest son. and his wife
and his childun-and, stranger, my steers run
away with the waggin jest afore we got to town,
back here, and broke every bit of crockerywar'
we had didn't even leave us skillet to bake
a hoecake in for the childun, when we camp
tonight. And, stranger, gentleman back
here gimme quarter, and l thought if could
get you to gimme another quarter, maybe
| could go back to town and get skillet. )"
"You want it to buy skillet do you ?" asked
the Judge. ooh, yes, stranger, want to buy
a skillet" he replied; and then, as if it had
suddenly occurred to him that his temperance
principles might be impugned, he added: '"As
for whisky and brandy, haint teched drap
in forty years." "Well," said the Judge, who
is always ready to listen to an appeal for char
ity, but who was little suspicious of the in
tended destination of the desired quarter, Ego
with me back to the square and will get you
skillet" stranger" returned this ancient
man. II am afeared the waggin II get too fur
ahead of me eff 60 back. Good evenin' ,
stranger" And off he tramped, skilletless
and quarterless.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-06-06

Gle of man coming from nowhere to die and
vanish in oblivion.
1t is not my intention to give resume OF
the months proceedings, or I! might easily ex-
pand this article to an inordinate length. But
ence.startling in the sense Of being brought
face to face with this vast mass, which lives by
crime, seething beneath our feet-which will
give him a wider range of knowledge and a
more intimate acquaintance with the hidden
workings of our intricate, complex life, let
him serve on petty jury at General Sessions
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-06-06

- The query for discussion before the Ben
nettsville Debating Society, a short time ago,
was, in substance as follows: Which is more
powerful, the love of woman, or the love of
money? After being discussed with the ardor
that usually marks the proceedings of such
bodies, it was decided that woman eSerts the
more powerful influence,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-06-06

"A local minister, in announcing lecture
by an itinerant brother, paid the following high
compliment to the lecturers great eloquence !:
'I have often heard the most famous men in
America; but there are times when the fame
of his pathos licks the everlasting hills with q
roar that moves your soul to the depths faith
omed by few other men,"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-06-06

= Country banks can take no better precau.-
ton than to have frst-class safe with lock
very difficult to open; at the same time they
ought to have somebody around who knows
how to open it in case Of necessity; A New
Hampshire bank lately obtained valuable safe
with o patent combination lock, and slowed
the yaluables therein, but everybody forgot the
combination, and it took brawny blacksmith
all day to get into it.
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- Josh Billings says: II know of many
farmers who are SO afflicted with theory that
they won't set gate post until they have had
the ground analyzed by some professor OF anat, ma
omy, to see if the earth has got the ,, right kind
of ingredients in it forpost holes. That's what
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-06-06

- The difference between blunder and a
mistake is this: When man puts down bad
umbrella and takes up good one he makes
mistake; but when he puts down good one
"A New York lady has comforted herself
by constructing bed quilt of I, ,251 pieces, and
rural editor says; ut makes one sleepy just
to look at it,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-06-06

= The man who by mistake dressed his hair
with croton OIL finds his new wig very comfort
able and becoming.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-06-06
SINGER
SEWING MACHINE
The Best Machine in the World.

N1HiS assertion is made by all agents selling
Sewing Machines-that is, theirs is tho
best; but what wish to say is this:
For every person who wants Machine at
this time or think they may get one at some
future time, to call and see for themselves some
time while in Anderson. I will take great
pleasure in exhibiting this unrivalled Sewing
Machine to you.
The Ladies are especially invited to call. 1t
is needless for me to enumerate the long list Of
different kinds of work, but suffice it to say
that it will do everything ever done on Sew
ing Machine. 1t runs very light, makes very
little noise, and the best of ALL it has by far the
least machinery therefore less liable to get out
of order Besides, will keep the Machine in
good order for Ten years.
My Office is in the Masonic Hall, where
always keep from twenty to thirty Machines on
hand. 1t is worth your trouble for coming
simply to see so many labor-saving machines
together.
ELIAS CLARKE is carrying the Machines
through the country, and will visit any ones
house wishing to see the Machine. So now is
the time to get something to help the weary
wife, mother, sister or friend out in their work.
Respectfully,
JOHN H. CLARKE,
Agent, Anderson, S. G.
April II, 1879 40
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EQUITY NOTICE.
George l.. Clarke
and sophia +. n,
his wife,
Mary G. Yates
and others.

In the Circuit Court ;sr sim. Mary.
county. si'ting ~ Car. Of Equity.
No. SIS n. +.
"HE Object Of the bill in the above
- entitled cause is 30 procure q de-.
cree for the sale of alt tie real estate in
Saint Marys County Of which John F.
Yates died seized aud possessed. aud tor
= division Of he procsels &c sale anon.
his heirs At Law. vis: Sophia T.. y
Clarke. Mary u. Y.,es. Catherin. Z
Yates. Edward r. Yates. J me n. Yates.
I.o,tie NJ. Yates. JOS, phine J. Yates q ri
Frederick j. Yates. all Of whom arc iu.
iants under the age Of twen,y-one years.
exccp' the said Sophia L n. Mary q.
aud Catherine l..
The bill further states. tina, tho said
Mary U. 1at,s. Catherine +. Yates. III.
ward X. Yates. Jare VI. Yates. L,,tie
VI. A'es. Josephine J. Yates and fsed.
ef'ek r Yates are non-rc,Idents of III,
) ale OF MARYLAND, aud prays All orie,
o. publication waIufnc them TO a,rpear IL
THIS Court. at some certain day to be
therein. named, to answer the premises
e.e.
1t is iLe-ef re ord"rrd. ,h;, .~.n,v
9Th Gay Of AEril, 1879. tia, the Com.
plainauts give Eo.ic, t. the said non-r...
iden. defendants Of the substance .pt
oije:t OF the said bill. by advertisements
in the Saint Mays Bacon" once .
week for four successive weeks. prior to
The first Monday OF June next. warn.
ing them to be and appear in this Court
in Terson. or by solicitor. on II, ,hir'
Nondny OF ) r,embcr next. aud show
cru>'. # any they have. why deere
should not he passed q, prayed. otherwise
the 'aid Bill ut Complaint sLal! be taken
pro confesso aguins. them.
JNO. A CAVALIER,
Clerk OF the Circui.
Court for ST. May.
C"uuty. Md.
True copy-Tcst:
JNO. \. CAVALIER.
Clerk.
May ., lS12-4w.
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The o~aes. may eeadssa The property a.
the property of a pess n guilty II viola
tinE she Law without naming such p-r.oe.
See. g. Ard eeis el=esed. fha. the
proceeds 4 sale Of any property forfeited
~ aforesaid. With I'll costs Of prosecution
ard 6nes inp'e-d and collected uuder tLi,
Act. shsll. s!,ef paving TIE expenses Of
tie sc'sure. condemnation and sale. be
divided. one-foar,h to the Sheriff or Con.
stable maxim, tie seixnrc. one-.our,h TO
those aiding in making the arrest and
scis1re. md In casa he arrest ard seizure
- u,.'ie without the all of al vfkcer. then
"ne-ba!f to those making the srres: aid
seizure. and in Oh cases one-half TO the
County Commissioners Of Charles county.
10 be expended in repairing the pubic
roads Of said county. and 10 d..aul. Of
tie payment OF such iue and costs Of ar
rect snt Prosecution. the rersou or per-
seas convicted OF the viola ion cf any Of
the" provisiors Of shis Act. shalt be en-
mi'sed 10 the county Jail for thirty
days, unless such E..e and costs be sooner
paid.
Sec. 9. Ard 10 il eusesed. That any
pfrspn who shall att"nIp to violate any
Of the provisions Of tins Act. .hall be
guilty o. . mi>d-mranor. and on convic-
ton 'h' re {. shall be deal, With and pun.
ishod ., IL he had violated said Act and
the fiu,img Of any nonresident Of the
= unity uron an of the tributaries Of the
Potomac rive, lying wholly or in par, in
Charles county. Gave as her, H. exccp'ed)
having in hi> possession any seine, net.
tackle or other continuance. generally
use 10 taking terrspins. r in hauling
ines FOR fish. shall be prima tarie evil
dcnce of such attempt BY such person.
SEC. 10. And be i enacted. Tha, moth
lug cont lined in this Act. or in tho Acs
pass, j January Session. eighteen hun
dred aud seventy, chapter sixrJ ore, shall
be construed to prohibit the citizens Of
I Charles and ST Mry's counties having
IA c. ,umon right to fsh in tha, inlet or
tributary Of the Potomac river, Cannon
ly called "icom!co River. save as may
conflict with section one Of this Act.
where sh' rcs are di,,iucriy marked and
designated as s-er,ia required.
Sec IL Aud be it enacted. That this
Ac, sl.ail take effect from the date Of its
pa->age.
Approved April l. 1872.
We do hereby certify that the af"r'so-
ing is coiioct copy Of an Act Of tie Geu-
eruI Assembly OF Maryland. passed at the
January session, lsf2.
MILTON Y. KIDD.
Chief Clerk of the House Of D...glt,s
kCUUSi ASSAWAY,
Secretary ot the Senate.
May u. ls72-3w.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Orphans Coart Of 81. Nary, County, Set
May IA 1871.
nRDERRD RY THE COURT. Tha; Jos. II.
~ kev and n. s. Briscn- Executors of
II. G. $. KEY,
late Of Saint Marv's county. MARYLAND. de-
ceased, give the notice required by law to the
decsaseds creditors 10 exhibit their claims, and
tina; the same he putlished once week for six
successive weeks in The ST. Mary's Reacon.
Test:
Jaws TN RAtrY.
Register Wills for ST Marys county.
NOTICE.
In pursuance Of the above order we herehv
give notice that we have obtained from the Or
phass' Court DIST Marv's county, MARYLAND
letters testhmentA-v on the personal estate Q.
II. IS. KEY. late of said county. deceased
All persons having claimsag ainst the said de-
ceased are hereby notified 10 exhibit the same
with the proper vouchers attached thereto "a
the subscribers, on or before the 18th day o.
Nov, 1877. they will otherwise by Law be exclu
ded from the benefits of the said estate All
persons indebted TO the deceased are requested
to make immediate pay nsnt 10 the subscribers
JOS. II. kEl,
b. S. BRl>COE,
Executors
may Is, Issc-5w.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Orphans CoEr: q Sn.t Nrry', County, ST.
April %. 1879
nRDEEEO BY THE COURT, Tina. Vim
ONa;:rg'ey end j. = Norgar. Adu,s. Of
w MATTINGLEY. Of wm.
'stc Of - Msrv's county, Maryland. deceased
give the notice required nv law - N. dcceas-
eds creditors 70 exhibit :hcir claims, and tha,
'he same ne published once q week for six sue
oessiss weeks 10 the 5, Mary's Beacon
Tst:
Jaws T " RAirr.
Register Wills FOR 81 Ma,y's county.
NOTICE..
10 pursuance Of the above order. We hereby
give notice that se have obtained from The Or
phans' Court o: 81 MaTy's county, Naryiand
letters q administration On the personal estate
Of VIM Nattinglev. Of VIM late of said county,
deceased. All persons having claims az rains, the
said deceased. are hereby pasiSed TO- Xhlti,th.
same with the proper vouchers attached thereto
20 the subscribers, % or before the le; da- OF
Nov, ls1c, they will otherwise nv Law be ,.-
Guided from the benefits Of the ,aid estate. All
persons Indebted TO The de-, as.d are requested
10 make immediate payment 20 the subscribers
NNH NATTlNGLEY,
JOF MORGAN.
Adn,ni.1stcr5
April IS. Is1?-sw.
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STOVES! STOVESt! STOVES ;!

STOVES! STOFESt! STOVES ;!
I'VE wish to call your attention TO our large
w stock OF
CHEAP STOVES,
Tin Ware and House Keeping articles,
al Of which We arc selling at Greatly Reduced
Rates FOR Cash, Wholesale and Retail. ia order
20 rebuild our store. Please call before you
Purchase
At FISHERS
Stove and Tin Ware House,
90 y. Cav Street.
Baltimore, Nd.
80 Price Lists sent gratis.
z- Repairs for Stoves a: foundry Pricese
Dec -, ls.l-u.
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HOLLY TREE
AND
Coughs Addition,
containing
% acres,

more or lcsr.
These lands are located in the 3rI e'cc-
,ion district of St. Msry's county, Ma
r,'nrd. n,d are in proved " q small
DWELLING HOUSE. they are
good -"il and about Two miles dstnn'
f,om Mountaineering IN The public
road leading to N"iley's Neck.
TERMS OF SALE,
ns prescribed hy the decree. are Que
half Of the purchase money in cash. on
ihr Gay OF sal, and the balance A. twelve
months 'r d,-:he deferred naymcn, To-
be sccurrd ~ the to' d. or note. of the
purchaser. with security to be a, proved
hy the Trustees, AMI to bear interest from
the day Of sale.
When nli the purchase money shall be
raid, the Trustees will execute a deed t.
the purchaser, free. clear ard discharged
from all claims of the parties to this suit
and oe those claiming by. from or under
them.
ROBERT G. COMES,
JAS. S. DOWNS,
May 80, lS72-'..
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ORDER OF RATIFICATION.
IN ST MARY'SCOCNTY ORPHANS
COURT, May Is. 1872,
Peter Il. Mattingley
vs..
Mary Ila- Ma,,ingltv
4 others.

ARDERED. this l4th day o. Nav.
u 1872. that the Report Of J". +
Morgan. Trustee. 'icd in IS causr.
b. ratified and 81, firmcd. unless cau>e h"
shcwn t" the contrary. on or before the 1th
day o. Jun" next, provided. a cory OF Thu
order be inserted in the s.. Mary's Bea-
con, at least nee week Tor three sue
ce>sive weeks, tef,re the 1,h day Of June
next.
The report states the amount OF sales
to be $3.50
A J SrALDTNG. CD.
]. IT. rANTER. A. J.,
4 II TIPpETT. A j.
May lC, lSI2-3w.
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more or less.
---being tho same Land Of which the late
Joshua Watts dird s'izra aud possessed
Ills land lies in he 3r1 Gle ton di.-
trict Of ST. Mary's coaut,, within few
mi!rs If L"oua, dtov VII, is Of fine natural
sNiI. and has an i'nmensc qn1n'iry Of wood
and timber upon i; an AL Railroad men
in sperula'in. about the Location OF the
proposed Railroads in our County. say
tnat one or both will run near it GU Que
Il le or The other.
TIE TERMS OF SALE,
as prescribed ty the d cree, ar -
One-rhird Of the purchase money to be
paul in cash on the day OF sale. aud the
balance in two equal insiallmenis at one
al d two years credit the deferred pay
mcuis i" be secured hy the bo.ds ..
notes of III urch.scr, with security 4"
tie a; proved BY the Trustee. aud to bear
interest from the day OF sale.
VIXEN all she purchase money o al
have been paid. the Trustee will execute
4 deed to the purchaser. free. clrar and
discharged of"il claims OF tue parties 10
this suit aud { those claiming Ly, from
or under them.
DANIEL c. HAMMETr,
Trustee.
May Is. ls72-ts.
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Work Wanted.

7 viii Re thankful 10 the public 70. .nr sewing
i g,vea me, aad vii work herrafses a, The fol-
lowiag low rates -
fants vests made q; from :s cts. to 81 90
Goats sOc,S 70 . %
Boz Pants / Eeundabouts so cts 10 50
Small boys do sOc,s 10 Go
Aarhins stitching from 10 cts per Yard
SHIRT SoSoms made 10 oEdSrl Is to IS CTS.
ursws AID saiTis made IS 10 30 Cts
All work viii be ready for delivery q, the
time agreed sroo.
Thankful 10 TIC pablo FOR PAS. patronage
respectfully solicit continuation OF their favor
L. "A. ARASwORTHY,
LeosasGiewn. I'd.
April ~, is.s-u tS ~
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Yours Truly
3 o RANCE
c,,pneo. s: My, v,,.,s i.

Cs'p'eo. 5: hsry's Co., Merck ., -
Gena:--I tried "Dorses's Tobacco Con-
pound last year along side Of Peraviao Guasc.
could see no difference in either except that
the compound made no grogna !e.re. While
the Peruvian did
Years Truly.
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mo s FAIR.


CSor~-, - Nary, co, .Na-eils -.
Gents In F"Plr TO yclr ,nqu,ry will ~
that the Compound was used tr nv tenant.
along side Of other fertilizers The Compound
started the Tobacco more quieklv. and wAs far
Nhead OF the other fertilizers. The leaves were
thicker sad larger snt ca:ias sell.
Yours Tray.
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NOTICE.

links NOTICE.
n M,Sy'' County, 81 -
F2l, 1872.
CrrET. That Jane A
n'<'rnir'V # Vim blair.
~ NArI land dee ..s-i.
= | by law 10 the dcrs..-
ui,ir claims. and ,hrt
"ncr y wreck for s!x sue
MIry's Beacon.
saEs T " EALgv,
s'nr 81 Mary eouaty.
Of.
'"ve order. I hereby
tanned from a.. Or
- county, MsrrlaHa,
"a the personal estate Of
county. decra4rd -
hs against the said de-
Fl To exhibit the sane
: attached thereto. ,o
orc the 10Th DAP OF No>
Sc hy laws I've excluded
.Sid cs,sit. An persons
Il are reVss,scd 10 make
ne suhgT,6cr.
NJ y S,t ENAKER,
Adminisi,au: I.
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TOBACCO CROP
IT SPEAKS FOR ITSELF
Pisa ps.,.. cGr.,s q. ~ 4, =,

s''s'' @ss's ", F". ", ~.
Cents u used the Compound las, ssAso. %
nv Tobacco. take p'-nsnrr in stating thu,
consider II a valuable fertilizer used /, at The
rate Of $50 -. 10 the ac-e, no;w;thsssndiae ~
excessive s.ouVh' i; produced q kne crop. GA
without HESITATION recommend ,hi> fee,sissr ~
planters as No Tobacco Cc,nposhd. Z s,ss
usr>! /, on mr. Peach Treus AMI il ACID IN, \
charm.
Yours truly
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-06-06

MRsJ. c. NlLBrRy, formerly 'cf :. Va.
1v1 rvs county, has removed from No. :,
hasovsr ST., 70 lee ". Lx-br-Sr g.. hetxerr
SAs-p ssd Lssevss, and is prepared 20 receive
ie:nans,s sad trsasiees kea, se,s.
Jsss le.s-f
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-06-06
Boarding House.

AZ rs. HAYDN auo Mas. POLK .danyh-
Va ers OF VIM I Maddox Esar., late. 1
LeoIardtown, Nd. having removed frym
Saratoga ss-eet,o North CaIver,street, No
T.arepri paredto receive
Permanent. Transient ana Pa
bic Boardcr&,
IRE house was formerly called & he c
House and isiscx,ed sheYs PsrxxxJ Il
So
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