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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-06

4 Over the River News.

4
THE panic seems to have struck 81
Clairsville. At least to have struck the
Livery Stable business there. We notice
that Mr.. j. +. sntPsoN, Of that place, I'D.
vertises to hire his stock as follows:
Single Horse aud Buggy to Wheeling and
return .....,..........'...."$l W
Two Horses and Buggy. 8 OF
Two Horses and Carriage, for four OF SIX
psEsonB...... .......'..'.'.''.''''s...' . w
THE surviving soldiers OF the Mexican
war in this vicinity are called to meet at
Bridgeport on the Esd oil this month.
The call is signed by Major Loripg, Capt.
John Caslln, Capt Bsggs .. II. Todd.
WIN. Nelson, John Miller and Samuel
Martin.
yTnpp following aresthsSoficers j the
Peoples Literary Society at Martins
Ferry: President, DR.. B. o. Williams;
Vice President, r. E. Sweeney; Secfet ary,
George II: Smith, Treasurer, James h.
Van Pelt; cripc, VIM. Humphrey.dA
{ orro soHAnDr, formerly Of Martins
Ferry, has been adjudged Insane BY the
Probate Court and sent to the asylum.
TEE Netcs says that practical workmen
sayIthal thepail factory Of the Ohio City
Iron and Nail Works Is the best arranged,
anu gives more light on the machines and
grlndstones than any In the Ohio valley,
and some even give It the head oil the list
for the United States.
The same paper also contains the lol.
lowing items:
A Rolling Mil operative celebrated
his 45th birthday on Saturday last by In.
vesting 81 600 In the Ohio Oily Iron and
Nail Works; $500 in stock and $500 In
coupon bonds.
SEVERAL parties In town have pur-
chased street lamps from Bellaire, sndithei
lamp posts are becoming numerous about
town. They Ibeipg erected by private
parties, no thanks ARE due our "improve.
msnt" councilmen for the light that lets US
see the mud before we step in It.
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, IA Fopisfor Poet, apd scientis,s,
From ne palh Ken,uekianh n lSN


Mr.. B. F. Remington Of this city, who
was present when some bodies were being
dislntefred at Clarksville, Harrison coun7
ity,s Tor re-inferment In Battle: Grove
cemetery, ,Cynthiana, Informs Us, that a
metallic icasetin which had been placed
the body Of two.year old child, q daugh.
ter Oh pr. Curran was opened. The body
was found to be yemarkably well preserved
and the features wearing almost the same
expression. theyl did when, they child
'breathed its last, with The excap-
notwithstanding Of one eye, q slight Hut
tening. 0, the, nose and shrinking Of the
upper Hip. a rose bud had been placed
on the breast Of the child when buried,
and when the case was opened tCwasI
found that The bud had expanded into 10
beautitulSfnllblown rose, and was lying
upon, the, breast OF the, sweet little, child
who had been an angel forlmore than
eighteen years. twas q beautiful sight,
and was accepted as a good omen by
those who looked upon 1t, and truly felt
that sol such 10 the kingdom Of heaven
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The Human Kitchen and Its Dumb
Walters. -...,

. Tho body 10 supplied With allment BY yess els
which connect The stomach and its -Auxlliafies
With th6 venous eyst6m, and as 10 speak, per.
between the animal kitchen and It's dependents
supply 10 each member and organ. near or re-
mote, the quantity and kind Of suHtenanee 70.
quIred TO keep Il going. When the stomach 10
-derellct in its duty, or tho dumb walters Inert
or obstfueted, It 10 the peculiar province oil Hos
letters Celebrated Stomach Bittcrs 10 strength.
On and rekuate them. Hence It's marvellous
cures,of chronic indigestion. and the cancellation,
debility and lAnguor which aregenefally It's con.
eofnitantaA ~ q. moreover, 4 .poEerial altera.
Il checks itregulafifieSo d thN liver aud bowels
md braces md ifvigorates the neryouB system,
10 marvel. not only to tho general public, but
10 professional men. dAw
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Vi s. "a ~ N y q y q = u
All people would undoubtedly prefer are
head Of hair grown, upon their own'heids, to be-
Ing bald, Or wesiihg4 faise hall. and 1t has been
the study Of many Or our ieafned men to find
remedy to restore the hair when It has fallen out,
and renew It's color after II has become graz.
Such q remedy has been found and 10 now Of
|fered 70 The world under the Lame OF Hairs
Vegetable sicilianH Hair Remover; and, to verify
this statement. read ths following:
This 10 to certify that I was very bald in fact,
my head was perfectly smooth; and u 10 com.
mon 10 ny family To- grow bald early IN LIE. II
haye now used four bottles tof Halls Vegetable
sieillan Hair Remover; aud the hair has grown
cut all over my head, and Is now nataral
brown. BARLEY CoNLoN
sefr1o; Jsxsiso, Co.. no,
&k Maysa 1868. va ~
Personally appeared before me BARLEY Conlon.
and npon oath, says tho above statement 10 true
d&w Am. d.BUTLER, Notary Public. !
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CHARLESTON.{

The Krecutire Refuses to Appoee Mr..
Walkers Second Bid or STATE Printing
The Gotern6r AndthehidtiStd as a Liar
Dan johnson Aeepsed Of acting for
Buneombe y a NSio C6nstitution Called
Eor41he Big Senator as a C01npromiSer1
-Reports Of Committees on the G0rer.
nors Special MeSSagS-1ae Congress
Fght-Re RItksrin9 Of F0ad Hopes
etc., y - -: ~ - - VI -tFrs y
CHARLESTON, Deb. 9
Special Correspondents oftho Intelllgencer
TUE SECOND LETTING. OF THE PRINTING.
The consequence Of the Governors re-
lusing to approve the contract Of Mr.. Il.
s. Walker TO do' the Public Printing Of
the State tofi the ensuing year, the Com.
nissioners Of Printing advertise for q sec.
Ond letting, which took place few days
ago. MIR. Walker knowing that the Gov
eFnor would veto his bid as before, used
The name Of, his business manager, Mr.. j.
W. Gentry, in his second bid; and his bid
being tue lowest, the award was made to
Mr.. Gentry (Mr. Walker The contract
went before the Governor for approval,
and for reasons satisfactory 70, himself he
refused 10 approve II. HIS first objection
was, that while Mr.. Gentry's (Walkerl
bid was the lowest fn!the uggiegate ,,eev.
eral Others were below him In binding,
and he, therefore, thought that separate
contracts should DO awarded which would
be considerable saving 10 the State; and
bis second objection was, ihathe did not
regard NJ. Gentry Walker as q respond.
BE bidder. L(see Special Message Of the
Governor on Printing!
This veto Of the Governor created no
little excitement among the members of
The ring" II was o public announce
nent from Executive; headquarters that
Nj. Walkershould neither directly or ins
directly have. anything 10 do with the
Treasury Of the States Mi. Gentry falt
that he.had been wrobged: He has been
vsouged, In this: by allowing his name
10 be used In connection with the Public
Printing. Mr. Gentry is7a gentleman
who Is highly esteemed In this COM
munity. HeShas many friends, all Of
whom tcelsorry that he has allowed him.
<tO DO dragged into this quarrel. (
On yesterday evening Mr.. Gentry, ac-
compSnietl by Mr. Peyton, MI. Walkers
book keeper, called at tbe bale House and
demanded Of the Governor his reasons for
dlsapproving his bid for the Public Print
log, The Governor replied very kindly
that he did NOT consider Il under al the
Circumstances o reliable bid, wheleupon
~. Gentry replied g You are Q did kary
The Governor turned away and said that
be had no controversy either with Mr..
9. or the man who sent him (Mr. Walker
These are the facts. 81 ! will make no com
nents, The reader can say and think
Just as he pleasesl Al - ~ - =
ABuNco4Bs KFFoRT. ROW
Mr.. Walker has at last waded into "a
Dan johnson, the President ofthe Senate
IN yesterday Daniel introduced resolu'
Ton condeming the salary grab md salary
gtabbers, rom President Grant down 4
Aem6mbers oFtho West Virginia Legia-
htute, who took the pr diem during III
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Travellers Register.

ARRIVAL or TRAINS.
3 a o, K. X. ...Ill:2O q. m.I 6:b5 pm. 1850 p m.
Central Ohio DlyI 2:60 am! i0&0 Am. 1:20 pm.
Cieyel'd d Pitts. li1:O5 am. 6.6 PM SEQ pm.
BempHe d r. r.. 800 B,m ........l 800 pm.
DEPARTURE or TRANS .--.-..-
B&O, r R,....I 6:Q5 q m. 9:b5 ami 6:20 pm.
Central Ohio DlyI 100 I'm. 9:l5 Am 6:20 pm.
CIeVel'd 4 Pit s. eoe an; lli:l0 am a:so pm.
Hempaeld R R.. 1855 am 80: $40 Pm.
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pEpARruRH or TBAINs.
QheQntteltiiglllsl / l1ll;f
HOW THE BABY CAME.
BY NARY 4. BRADLEY.

BY Many Z. BRADLEY. ~ -
The lsdy. moon came down last night II
She did, you needn't. doubttt--Ss.szs''-.-z-
a lovely lady dressed In white;
III tell you all about 1t.
They hurled Len and me to bed.
And aunty said, Nov maybe,
That pretty moon mp overhead ~,
viii bring Us down 8 baby" III
You Ito as quiet as can be; ~,
Perhaps you'll catch her peepiDg r.
Between tho window barn, TO zee
Hall the little folks are sleeping,
And then II both Of you arc stu, 4
And all the room 10 shady -
She'll ait across the window sill
a bonny white fnoon.lady.
"Across the sill, along The lipor,
You'll see bct shihtng brightlyS"
uni che comes to mothers door,
And then she'll vanish lightly.
Eu: In the morning you will dnd,
II nothing happens, maybe, 90 ~
Shes !elt Us something nice behind
A beautiful star baby"
Va didn't JUS. believe II then, IL ljS'S'
For Aunty's always challng;
TIE tales she tells TO me and Len
Would make you die laughing. T, Ia
And when she went out pretty coon,
Len said, That's aunty's hummlug;
There amt q bit Of lady.moon,, E''>
Nor any baby coming. 4
Thought my self It was Gb,
And yet wasn't certain;
s. kept quiet In the Glib.
Aud peepad behind the curtain;
didn't mean TO sleep wink,
But, all without warning,
dropped right oif-aud don't you thIhk,
never walked till morning.
Then there was aunty by my bed, |.Al
And when climbed and kissed her.
She laughed and said, lyon sleepy head!
You've got q little sister! =.
What made you shut yonr eyes so soon,
I've half mind 10 acold you
For down she came. that lady moon,
Exactly as I told you
And truly II was nota Joke,
10 spite OF LEM denying.
For ist the very time che spoke
VIZ heard the bihy crying.
The way we Jumped and made Tnth
For mothers room that minute
Eut anrty stopped US, crying. "Hush!
OF else you shan't go In It."
Aud ., we had to tip:oe in.
And E.cp us awful q1ie,,
ASH II was an awful sin .-
To make bit OF riot.
The funniest little midget
lust wish you could peep Ia now, So
And see her tquirm aud fdgct,
And kick up such a row. "
Len says he don't believe it's true
lie Isn't such baby g. - ~
The moon had anything to do ~ D
With bringing Us that baby,
But seems 10 me its very clear,
AZ clear a. running watef- = = y
Last night there was no baby here, n
30 something must have br ouGh! her Il
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holidays last t., winter. =; The Senate sOoE
lmmeu !sU .s scEon, ana lnaennl!eiy post.
poaeS1 'ne 'ning ""e a'e-worlu wlthout
en II. 1t. oa,,..,., ...,., .,...,.,...u T.,
10 ms editorial headed s6nncome" IN
! ths M mornnlngs paper, MI; walker goes lGr
!ne M. fresldent In his closing paragraph
th9Sy:
but tne Legislature allowed mat Tune
20 pass II adjourned ana me members
wen! nome. In me meansme tne "salary
gray was Deing discussed Dy everybody:
ana as II was olscussea me pe9ple gov
tnaa. as Lney got mac he poiuclans
Decatne VItuous; ana 30 rom one 70
ano!n nsi !. came apoaL tns! inc tsatsFy piil
w, Was aoaa lts p syeFyRogy, 90 t1At Tnen
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SENATOR BENNErT,s suBsTlTurE.

that portion Of the Governofs message
asking an appropriation to- prosecute Mr..
Walker for overchsrgee as Public Printer.
The majority report signed by all OF the
Burbons on the committee, including the
Senator from Lewis, Judge Camden and
Others, directed5the Governor 10 bring
suit, If he felt Ike ii, and pay the expenses
out Of the Contingent Fund:l The phi!
nority report, made by Senator Scott,
was as follows:
WHEREAS, Els Excellency, Governor John ].
jacob, by his message OF tho 18Th OF November,
1885, communicated to tho Log that he
Is OF opinion that Henry 3. Walker, late Public
Printer, has oyercharged Tor printing done ior
the State and has reeopmendsd that me Leg,ss,
saii Henry D.. walker, for the recovery o. the
tame, and TO provide the means for the payment
OF the expeneea incident In said ptotecatlor, "
Ii therefore Y ~ ~ z =
Rts:lrsd by he Ltgi,laturs Of West VirgiHla:
That the Governor be, and he Is hereby au.
thorlzed to have suit instituted md prosecuted
10 inal determlnati Ion against the aid Henry
5 Walker and bis surete1 for the recovery sS q
.. Rss0lrsd, That the Governor be. and he is
hereby authorized 10 employ counsel TO ASSIST
the Attorney Genera In the prosecution Of said
suit.
5. Rssolrsd, That the Governor DO empowered
10 sind for persons and papers for the purposes
OF said prosecution II no deem II necessary.
4 Rfeotptd, That the sum Of 81, 900 be, and the
same Is hereby appropriated FIR the purpose Of
delaying the xpenies Of said proseeutior. n.
The next day the Senator from Lewis:
the gentleman who did say that the
Treasury was bankrupt, and who has
never yet denied it-otfered substitute
flor the majority report Of the judiciary
Committee. It Is the most perfect abor-
ton ever conceived in the mind OF any
satiiewaSher. 1t would make column Of
solid matter In the INTRL1IGRNcER. Here
Is one Of The sRhereasts: - ~, al 4
IViEntA Al. Tho Legialature has not blen In
formed BY The Governor what moral or material
aid 10 requisite, nor why he asks authority to
bling tutt, or iormesns ior me payment Gtt :s
Legislature has heretofore failed 10 any 81
these duiies, and had b, en- appfised OF the iE1e
cntiye requirements, IL would accept The pres
| cnt admonition 70 Eepair any defecm " tho laws
touching the Executive duties OF this State.
1t goes on TO say that the Executive has
power TO sue any deiaulting officer, and
That provisions are made for the penses
OF such suit. Herd Ia instance: He
claimgthat the Attorney General is paid
BY salary, and that Sheriffs, Clerks, &C.,
shall charge me same ices Us IN o.nsr
cases, consequently tne SoYe WS ta lesaS
no money 70 carry on SUIT. I ny iots ~
mat inc Attorney aenetal eape W. % %
He iorgets that all OF the Witnesses VIII
have TO be brought from remote portions
q w s,a's ana ron S,Ssr sssses VIII VIII
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A RuNcoNnR RPFonT.

Mr.. Walker has at last waded into 70
Dan, johnson, the President ofthe Senate.
IN yesterday Daniel introduced 0 resolu!
uon condeming the salary grab md salary
gtabbers, rom President Grant down 70
ham6mbers oFtho West Virginia Legia-
htute, who took the pr diem during tie
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-10-23
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

NJ ssrs E}itnrs-Pl.ass announce Dr.
WM ii STONE as candidate to repre-.
sent s: Mary's county In the Hous. oil
Delegates Of Maryland At the coming Fall
election. Democrat.
march G, 1873.
Mr.. Edi,or-You are authorized to an-
nounce THOMAS II. BOND. OF Patux-
cnt District, a. q candidate at the ersu.
ing election for a seat in the Lower
Branch Of the next General Assembly o:
Maryland.
Aug IA. 1873. Oystcrmen.
MeSsrs Editors :-Ycu arc authorized
to announce j WALTER CARPEN-
TER. of Chap,ico district. as a candidate
for a seat in the Lower Branch of tie
General Assembly Of Maryland a. the
ensuing election, ard TO state. that he will
receive an earnes, support from the vo-
! tiers of the Factory District.
Sept %. 1873
Messrs. Ed;ors:-Plcase sav TO nv Tecion'
OF fri ends tina, they have my sincere thanks for
the compliment paid me, and for the conf
dence shown in me, by announcing the as a
candidate for the State Senate, but that We
may have harmony, | give way in favor OF
Capt. Randolph Jones.
| would respectfully announce myself rs
candidate FOR the Hoase of Delegates and soIi-
cit the support of the people of the county,
measures as will, in my Judgment, best pro-
mote the interest of nv iellow-citizrns.
A. A. LAW RENEE.
Sept. 25th, 1873.
MEssRs EprroRs AS there are other gen.
tlemen. older and better qualified, aspiring to
the position for which have been announced,
| respectfully request YOU 10 withdraw my name
~ a candidate for that position. and return nv
many thanks 10 the kind friend who made the
announcement. And furthermore state, tha;''l
am an independent Democratic candidate for
the House Of Delegates.
r JOHNSON COTTON.
DC, =, 1879.
Mcssrs Eli.ors-Allow US 10 suggest
through the columns Of your parer (if he
will cons-nt) CO.. L. w. b. HUTCH
ms as a candidate for seat in the
Lower House Of the General Assembly
Of Maryland. As We have need Of good
and aieient men to represent Us in suck
critic,l times. we know Of no gentle
man who can more ably DO 40.
Oct 2, 1873 True Demo Gratis.
announce myself "a n Republican candidate
for a sat in the next House of Delegates, and
pledge myself if elected to stand by the men
and measures Of that party in all matters ofpub-
lcal concern that may come before me as .
representative from the county.
Oct. 10th, 1879 JAS II NILES.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-10-23

JOHN EFARR, Of Chapt;eo district.
l. recom0ensied 10 the voters OF St Ma
rye county 20 candidate Tor Csumis-
sieners' Court al the ensuing cl~esicn.
march 6. 1873. Many Rsiends
Capt. JAMES NAY. Of 81. Inigces'
district. IAN honorary .member al the
Grand Army Of the Republic" Gen 4
L Burnside, C.mmaR'ier-in-chief, 10
presented to the voters Of The county for
COMMISSIONS.
may s. 1878 Railraadcrs.
JAMES j ALVEY, ofC a,aieo dr.
,ric'. IS announced as . candidate fsr ,ae
position OF County Commissi,acr at the
ensuing election aud vi,l receive 40 earn.
est support fr"m the TAx.rayers Of the
county and voters generally.
June s, 1873. Public Interest.
A. r. FENWICK. Of Lccusr,isowa
district, l. named as . candidate for the
COMMISSIONER Curt at the ensui,, K
election and ~ill b, supported by
July -. 1873. Many Friends.
Messrs. Elitors Please announce
JOHN ii BUCkLER. Of Pa,uxen. dis
irict. rs a candidate e. . seat Ia the
COMMISSIONER Court at the. ensuing
c'ec,i aud say he uil be supported by
Ceaptieo AMI Charlotte ii Ill DIT ists. AID
obliss Many vo,crs.
Aug %. 1873.
fDr ] FELIX MORGAN Will con-
sent to serve as County Commissioner,
he will be warmly supported for iha, Po-
siti"n. a. III" ensuing election. ty tho
Sep, 4. 1878 Psople.
Messr- Elisors-Pleasr announce } r
DORSEY. Of Charlotte Hall di>,r e.. a.
4 candidate for the Comm s>ioners' Court
at the ensuing election. aud say. he II
entitled TO the earnest support OF the pec-
pie of the c"unty
Sept 1, 1873 Many Friends
Mr. + li.nr-Please announce HENRY
c GRAVES rs n candidate for the Com
missioners Court, and say. that he will
lie warmly supported by the free and
independent voters Of St Mays county
irrespective OF parties.
Sept IS. 1873
Mes,rs Eii'o:s-Pleasc announce G II
p TAYLOR Is the Republican candidate
for County Commissioner, aud say he
will be W rmly supported b. the cntir>
Republican putty of 5, Mary's county.
Oct ., SI3. Justice.
Nr Ehtor.-riease announce PHILIP "
DORSEY as a candidate for County Commits
sioner At the ensuing election, and say that he
will be warmly supported by the voters OF the
Oct. 9th,-lsT3s Factory District
Mr. Eiitor-You will please announ> e me as .
candidate for the Commissioners Court. am
an unqualified Democrat, and such hope to
receive the support Of the Democracy Of 81 Ma
rvs county.
Oct. l6ih, 1879 THOMAS ABELL.
Mr. Editor-r!case announce Mr. Joseph n
Davis, of the Factory district, as Republican
candidate for County Commissioner, and claim,
that he is opposed TO all railroad schemes Of
taxation and is entitled TO the support Of all
''Uld Guard Republicans and the confidence
Of the general public.
Oct 10th, 1879 Old Guard Rel ub!icaus.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-10-23
FOR SHERIFF.

Mr. Edi,or-You are requested 20 announce
JAS. r. ALVEY rs a candidate for the next
Sheriffalty and you will please say that he
will lie warmly supported by the business In.
terest of the county and by he
Jan 4. 1871. PxorLR.
Mr.. Eitor-Please announce Capt BENJA
MIN FpXw ELL, OF Lconardtown district. az
q candidate for Sheriff, and say that lie will
be generally and warmly supported by white
and colored voters of the
Jan 80. 1873. Republican Party.
Messrs. Eii,ors-Plcase announce H
NJ EDWARDS as q suitable candidate
for the next Sheriaalty, and say, tLss be-
will be warmly supported BY the voters
Of 8; Mary's county.
march 81, 1873 The Peorle.
NJ JOS o TAYLOR. Of st Inigoes'
district, is respectfully presented to the
voters Of St Mary's as the mamasked Re-
publican candidate for Sheriff
April 10. 1873 st Inigoes'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-10-23
For Register Of Wills.

E,E,ors B,Gcon-Please announce Mr.. PHIL
IP G.. LOVE a. candidate for Register OF
Wills At 'he ensuing election. He will be cleo
It'd and will do credit to the position and TO
his many friends.
Feb 6, 1873. ST.. lSiGoEs.
Mr.. Editor-Please announce J. T. u. RA-
LEV for Register of ills, and say that be
will be warmly supported by the Democrats
of the county.
Feb 10, 1873. Charlotte Hall.
Mr + litor-Plcase announce in the
Beacon tina; THOMAS HELMSLEY
will be supported for the ofsice OF Register
Of Wills at the ensuing election BY many
friends in Oakyiile District.
march 6. 1878.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-10-23

FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
The friends Of JOHN PARSONS,
Esq. recommend him for reelection ss
County Commissioner, he being eminent
ly cn'itled to the support Of
Feb q. 1878. Tsx-Payers.
Ma. ErIroR.-Ynu will please an
nounce ]. J. REDMOND az q candidate
for County Commissioner at the ensuing
election. aud obli-e many friends in
Chap,ico ard Charlotte Hall Distrists.
Feb Oh, 1873.
The friends of A c TENSISSON,
Esqr.. confidently AK for him the eu-
dorscmen; of the people at the next cleo
ton as a IN. inter of The Commissioner
Corrt Fillh District.
Feb q, 1873.
JOHN B ABELL. Esqr.. viii be en-
dorsed by tie people for reelection 70 the
Commissioner Court. If he will consent
to serve anoihc- term.
Feb q. 1873. Friends.
THOMAS II SHADRICK, Ea., ID
entitled TO the earnest support Of the peo-
PIE Of the county for County Commits.
sioner At the coming election.
Feb -, 1873. Cbsptico.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
O-Pkaas' COsrs q S6si Nary. eosn.y, .ef.-
Oetl4, 1873.
nRDERED BY THE COURT, Ths, Vim r
~ Cryer and Zachariah Ma,;ingley, admin
is:rators Of
ELIZABETH A CRYER,
late ofSt Mary county, Nd, deceased, give the
notice required hy law 90 the deceased :
creditors 20 exhibit their claims. and that the
same he pabiished once . week for six sacees-
si'e weeks IN the s. kary's Beacon.
Test: Jas r 70 RAIxr,
Register Wills for St Mary . county.
NOTICE.
In pursuance Of the above order, we herehy
give notice that we have obtained from the DIR.
phans' Court Of 81. Mary's eounty, Narylsnd.
letters OF administration on the personal estate
of klixabs,h Cryer, late Of said coenty, a~r~a,-
cd. Anpersons having claims q ainst the said
deccssed are hereby notified 60 exhibit the same
with the proper vouchers attached thereto, "a
the subscribers, on or before the LIST day o,
April tSs&, they will otherwise by law be ex-
eiuded from the benefits Of the said estate. All
persons indebted TO the deceased are requested
90 make immediate rsymentto the subscribers
WV TCRYER,
ZACnARiAH MATTlNGLEY,
Administrators.
Oct IL lS.@-tw.