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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-01-30
A SeusatIOn.-A Coincidence
What Does 1t Mean?


Hoff hines house and stealing
clothing, money, etc., there
from has been telling the jallol
repeatedly ever since he was
imprisoned, that Gen. Grant
would be assassinated on last
Saturday night. On Sunday
morning he repeated his story,
saying that Grant had been
shot and killed on that night
No attention was paid to his
talk as it was believed that he
was trying to play off crazy,
but in connection with it has
occurred a remarkable Incl
dent in another locality. On
Saturday night telegram was
received at Columbus convey
ing the news of the Presidents
assassination, sent by some IN
known hand, Now, what does
it means Was there plot o
assassinate, of which JOsephs
was aware, and the telegram
was only untrue because some
person failed in its execution;
or was it merely a strange CO.
incidence9 Here is what the
Journal says of the receipt of
the dispatch, in Columbus;
"Some one who. deserves a sea-
son IN horse pond, sent over
the wires Saturday night the
terrible words, 'Prest. Grant,
has been assasinated.'
"Ihere was only this bare
statement, and as it came just
about the time citizens were
IN their way TO supper, it cre-
ated intense excitement. The
telegraph Offices were besleged,
but without efect-lhey could
give no satisfaction. Govern
or Noyes, upon hearing the
news, came up street, and this
only served to whet the appe
tite of the public for informa.
ton. Persons who disbeliev
ed the story, were convinced
of its truth when they saw the
Governor with anxious face
bending over the table in the
telegraph Office scanning the
evening press dispatches. The
story flew like wlldfire. and
many tear was shed by those
who believed the story true,
and recalled the terrible DAYS
OF years ag0ne. when the tele.
graph gave out the words,
president Lincoln was shot by
Wilkes Booth while attending
FOrd's lhealer this eve lin..'
The news was sent from street
10 street, from house to house,
and there was mourning in the
city In about an hour after
The firSr dispatch was received,
a second dispatch was bullet
ined to the effect that there
was no foundation for the first
report, and in a word, The sto-
ry of the murder was simply
a concentrated lie. The crowd
scattered, eyes were dried and
anxious people who thronged
the streets went home to
spread the good news, feeling
'all's we'll that en- Is WELL but
inwardly desiring to kill the
rascal who originated the sell.
Transfers of Real Estates.
Ezekiel Burns 10 A. II. Tur-
vey, 166 acres, HARRISON town
ship, S700.
Samuel Graves to Isaiah
In ,ker, 40 acres, Harrison tp.,
5000
John Pallen to Vlnton Pur.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-01-30

PoMoLoGIsTs, the country
over, are croaking that the
peach buds are all killed by
the severe weather.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-01-30

We will furnish the Record and the
Cincinnati Gazette to subscribers at
$3.50per year.
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HAVE WE a CORPORA

have the prevailing weakness
in the backbone. They en-
deavor to preserve their popu.
larity with such scrupulous
care, that 1t has become so
that individuals obey or disre
gard ordinances just as they
are inclined. Take, for instance.
the paving ordinance: the
Council, in a great splutter,
published a notifications to the
individuals who had failed to
comply with the ordinance,
and were going to pave them
selves unless the individuals
complied with the notice. A
few thought they meant bust
ness and paved. The time
mentioned in the notice came
and went, and those who had
cheek enough TO refuse to obey
the ..notice were lett alonel in
their glory.
A pound was rented at an
extravagant price, and the
Marshal especially charged to
enforce the ordinance to pre-
vent stock from running at
large, lmpOuDding and charg-
ing the owner a fee for all stock
SO impounded. Quiet, law.
abiding people whose stock es-
capped and fell into the hands
of the Marshal walked up, paid
their fee, and redeemed their
stock as the law directed. But
one night a gentleman waxed
wrCth at the capture Of his
COW, broke the lock, opened
the gate and drove his COW
home. The Marshal reported
the fact to the Solicitor, Mayor
and Council; but no action was
ever taken. The ordinance
was violated with impunily
and force, and there was not
backbone enough IN the whole
corporate authority, individual.
ly or collectively, to attempt
TO vindlcate the law, or even
make him pay for the damage
he had inflicted upon the pub
lie property.
This week MIR. Nelson Rich
mond's mules, which have been
enjoying The freedom of the
town Tor somptime,to the in
convenience Of citizens and
danger of children, were i'm
pounded. Now,ff there is any
sci of sock in Macarthur that
is first class nuisance it is
RichmOnd's muIes-bOth from
The number and character o.
the animals They follow every
man woman or child they find
on The street with a bucket or
basket, and it Only needs for
Them tn get after some woman
o. child who is a little iimid to
cresLe a genuine sensation. In
these days OF carrying water
from neighboring wells there
are few women in Macarthur
who will venture on such an
errand before stopping at The
gate to survey up and down
the street to see il Richmond's
mules are in sight, and the
Marshal has had frequent COM
plants Of late about them.
AS we said. this week the
Marshal succeeded in impound
ing these slippery customers.
M sooner. was it done than
NJ. Richmond goes 10 the May.
or and Council and complains
about il, when they straight
way Except Paris Horton and
Alex. Ward) interfere to break
down the ordinance, and write
an order TO the Marshal direct
ing him to release the mules
without poundage The Mar
shal's back bone willed, and he
complied
Now, this is all mighty nice
for MIR. Richmond, and we don't
blame him for getting out OF a
bad box as cheaply as posi-
hlo. hut wa wonld like IN
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-01-30

GRANTS popular majority in
1858 was 369,5SS. In 1872 1t
was 759,197, gain of 3S9,549.
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A LIVELY advertisement costs nc
more than q dull one.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-09-25
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
Nh. EDIroR.-You Win please IN.
nounce j. ]. REDMOND q Z candidate
for County Comm,ssiouer q the ensuing
election. aud oblice many frisnds in
Chapsico and Charlotte Hall Distriets.
Feb 9th. 1873.
The friends Of JOHN PARSONS,
Esq, recommend him for ve-slession a.
County Commissioner. be being eminent
" entitled 70 the support Of =
Feb q. 1873. T.x.P.,ers.
The friends Of A O TENNISSON.
Esqr.. confidently ask for him the en-
dorscment Of the people 1t the next slee-
tion as I. member Of III Cennhsiesers'
Court. esnh Diroriet.
Feb 81. 1878
JOHN B ABELL. Rsqr.. Win b ea-
dorsed BY the people for rs-slssGioa 70 The
Commissioner Court. II b via eosssnt
TO serve another tern. -
Feb "a. 1879. : Ftisods.
THOMAS NJ sHADRICK. Ed, il
entitled 70 tho earnest ssppoes e ~ pso-
pie Of the county for Cssosy Ceoais.
sicner 1t the coming eleetieA.
Feb q. 1873. 0apa;ss.
JOHN + TAkh, of CapGIso district,
10 recommended 10 the vUeess s. Ma
rye county 20 . casdi1a1s ~ Couuis-
sioaers' Court q the ensuiee elsstios.
march 8. 1879. Ms1y 1risn1s
Caps. JAMES NAY. q - 1nissss'
district, (an honossry usure e sAs
.'Grssd Army Of The Rspsblfb.s 0sn A
3 D1sAside. Coumandss-in-ehisf.l Il
presented 70 The vssss Il II esenty n
C0nui.sicuer.
may 8. 1873 1nxbsaders.
JAMES = ALVEY, e Chop<iss de.
trics. 10 sasosnesd = . Cd 1its - IL
position Of Cosasy CsuniniDow = ~
ensuing electiUa and yin ro661<o = earn
ct suppest ftsa ~ 1h1-payuus q III
county ssa vsssss esaes.ll1.
Jsss 8, 1878 49, Isasssue
A. ,. I1NWICE, = 1s>.ssassv,
districk. q naned = 60 f1aas II IL
CoanissionsrS Cosse q ~ eusuisa
slsss;sa ssa WI - ssppsst1 ~
| saiy - 1s7s. ~ Rriesls,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-09-25
FOR cLERK OF THE CIRCUIT CUR

FOR CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
Editor Beacon-Please announce ]. FRANK
FORD, Esq, as a candidate for Clerk ofCir.
curt Court and oblige
Nov l6, 1871. Many Friends
The pains-takiEg mansev IN which JNO.
A. CAVALIER, ESQ.,, has discharged his
duty rs l. ,eTk Of the Circuit Court, induces
his numerous friends Of st. IhiSoes' district
to announ e him as candidate fof re-elec-
ton TO sai d Office.
Aug I, 1879. Many Voters
FRANCIS N. GODDARD 10 herewith an.
nounced as candidate for Clerk Of the Cir
cult Court for st. Mary's county, and win be
warmly supported BY the yotes Of
Leonardtown District.
Dec 10. 1877. - -, =.
xessrs. Edfoss.-You win please announce
Dr.. L. j. SUTTON a. Q candidate for Clerk
Of the Circuit Court for 81. Mary county.
Chaptico District.
Jan 2, 1873.
Mr.. EDlroR.-Pleasc announce J. Ohm
L. GREENWICH, Of Leonard Town
district, As . candidate for Clerk Of the
Circuit Court Of St. Mary's county ut the
ensuing election, and say that he will Be
warmly supported BY numerous friends
in 5'
Oskville Dissriet.
Feb 9th, 1879.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-09-25

Editors Beaeon-Please announce Mr.. PHIL.
Up G. LOVE as a candidate for Register of
Wills at the ensuing election. He win be cleo
ted and will do credit to the position and to
bis many friends.
Feb s, 1873. 81. IHia0Es.
Mr.. Editor-Please announce J. r. N. RA-
LEY for Register Of vi ills, aud ny that he
will be warmly supported BY the Democrats
Of the county.
Feb Is, 1874. Charlotte Hall.
Mr. Editor-Please announce in the
Beacon that THOMAS HELMSLEY
viii be supported for the oikos Of Register
Of Wills at the ensuing election By many
friends in OAkyille Dissrict.
march 6. 1873.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-09-25
FOR SHERIFF..

Mr.. Editor-You ere requested TO announce
JAS. b. ALVEY a. candidate for the next
ShenhAlty aad ron will please say that he
Win be Sarm:y supported by the business i'm
terest Of the county and BY be
Jan {. 1874. Puupla.
~. E1sfer-Piease ansounce Capt BENJA
nIn POWELL, Of leonardtown district. -
: candidate f0t SheriG, and ssy that be win
bexe1efaily ind warmly sspporssd By white
and eolored voters Of the
Jan 80. 1879. hephbiicaA Psrty.o
Messrs. Editors-Please announce n
" EDWARDS A. suitable candidate
for the ncxi Sheriaalty. end say. that b.
viii Be warmly supported BY the totsrs
Of s. Mary's county.
march q, 1878 The People.
Mr. JOS o TAYLOR, Of 81 Inigoes'
district. is respectfully presented to the
voters of 81 Mary's as the aamasked Re.
publican candidate for Sheriff
April 10. 1873 81 Inigces'
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Only IS Cents.
rHE GREAT PRIZE STATIONERY PACKAGE:
TRIUMPH /!

Contains 10 Sheets Writing paper, 10 Envel-
upes, Penholder. lead Pencil, . Pens, l
Blank Book. Blotter, Photographs Of 100
Beautiful Women and piece Of Ladies Or Gents
Jewelry. Sample package sent by mail, post
paid, on receipt Of price, IS csnts; package.
for so cents, or 4 for 81 90. Send for pack.
age; Il will be the most goods you essr bought
for the money. The prise is often worth MOTE
than the price paid for the entire package, and
the other articles would bling at retail no, less
than IS cents. Don't pass this try one pack
age and you will never buy Stationery any 9th
er way.
Address, &c BURROw,
Lock Box Isl. Baltimore, Md.
~ Agents wanted everywhere to sell Pack
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sept 10, lst3-4ts
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-09-25
I-lEDIIr I0fIcl.
Alice s Miller
George Warren, Edward War
rem. Charles Warren. Jennie II
Warren, PAMELA Warren and
Jane H Warren.
In the Circuit Court for Saiut
Mary's county, sitting in
Equity.
No. $50 N. f..

THE object Of this bill is to procure q
u. decree for sale Of certain real 81 :
tate located in Saint Mary's County, Ma
rylsnd. Of which George Fl Warren. late
Of said county. deceased, died seix,d and
possessed. commonly called snd known as
PART LOT NO. f." CONTAINING
ABOUT EIGHTY ACRES.
The bill states. that the said Georre
Fl Warren died intestate some time in
.he year. 1872. indebted to the Com
plainant, Alice 8 Miller. of Worcester,
Massachusetts,, 10 the SUN Of & teen hun.
drcd aud sixty dollars on open account,
With interest from Goth Of December.
following and possessing = small
amount Of pers' nal property and real e.
tate Of some value in St Mary's county,
Md, and leaving Jane II Warren, his
widow. George, Edward. Charles. Jen-
ME ii and Pamela Warren, his children
snd only heirs at Law. That all his per-
sonal property. which was Of very little
value, has been removed. sold or lost,
and no administration had upon it, and
that the same is and was at tie time Of
bis death insufficient to discharge the
uplainant's debt or any considerable
portion Of it. That the said Charles
Warren and Jennie H Warren are mi.
nors. and that oil the said Defendants,
Jane Fl Warren, George Warren, Ed
word Warren. Charles Warren, Jennie
II Warren aud PAMELA Warren reside
out Of the State Of Maryland.
II ID thereupon sdjudged and ordered
this Sh day OF September. 1873. that the
Complainant, by causing = copy Of tits
order to be inserted 10 the Saint Mary's
BEACON, Published At Leonardo IN, once
In esch Of four successive weeks. three
months before the 10th day Of JANUA-
RY, 1874. give notice to the said ab-
sent Defendants Of the Object and sub
stance Of this bill, aud to warn them
70 appear in this Court. in person OF
BY solicitor. on or before the said 10Th
day Of January, 1874, to answer the
premises aud show cause, il any they
have, why decree ought not to pass q.
prayed.
JNO A CAVALIER,
Clerk.
True copy-Test:
JNO A CAVALIER.
Clerk.
Sept IL, 1s73-4w
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1Ges q. Nnsees .-plsAse a.sss.s,
JOHN b bUCKLER. Il fssssess die.
tSiel. - ean1ids1s ~ . ssat 4 III
Csssissicnessf Cesrt q shs esssiss
esss.ics md say - vill ke sspsssscd 81
C6apaieo sad CAafints Hall d.sts icss. and
obligc May Voters.
Asg %. 1871
lfDr ] Felix MORGAN viii co..
sest to serve - County Cemmissicasr.
be vill be warmly Supported far that po-
sitian. AZ the ensuing eleetioas BY the
SePs 4 1879 People,
Messrs Edisorp-Please announce J +
DORSEY. cf Charlcsts He'll disar;s., q
. candidate sor The Counissiouers' Court
q the ensuing elecsios, add say. be !.
setisled 10 the earnest support Of The peo-
pc Of the eacaty
oeps 4. 1873 Many Friends
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-09-25
$1,5OO,OOO,

Tssal. $4,000 G;tas, all Cash.
amounting to 1850, 900
The distribution will be positive, whether all
the tickets are sold or not, aud the 1900 gif,s
al: paid in proportion to the tickets sold
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets $50; Halves $25; Tenths or each
Coupon, IS; Eleven Whole Tickets for $500;
a7} Tickets for 81, 0o0 ll3 Whole Tickets for
$500 227 Whole Tickets for $4,000. No
discount on less than $500 worth Of Tickets At
time.
Tickets how ready for sale, and all orders &C
eompanied by the money promptly filed. Lib
erAl terms given 70 those who buy to sell again.
THOO. e. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Publ. Libr. Ky, and Manager Gin
Concert, Public Library Building.
Sept 4, lS73--lms Louisville, Ky
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-09-25
Dental Notice.

4 respectfully Offer my services
i to those who may desire them. (Iyv
All operations performed upon the uYD
teeth known to the profession Of Dentistry
Persons desiring my services at their homes viii
meet with prompt attention by dropping ne
note at Leonardtown. Teeth inserted in any
manner desired, and at reasonable prices OF
nce and residence In Le0nardtown, ST. Mary,
county, Nd. Very Respectfully,
PAGE EDMUNDS.
Dec II, le7l-sfs
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-09-25
DiNWiDDlE'S
ixPRovxp
CLOTHES FOUNDER,
Fire Minute Washer,

nF the many contrivances for Washing
" Clothes, but few have givea satisfaction
Nearly all have been constructed on the rubbing
principle, wearing clothes As fast Is the board
and requiring much labor The question may
Be asked, ''Mhas 10 Washing ~
Why, forcing water through . garment TO
loosen aud remove the dir:--consider See that
boy with his pop-gun. He 10 using compressed
air. How powerful Il Is! Why no, use COM
pressed air fer forcing water through clothes I?
his is the principle Of The Little Five Minute
Washer.
Hass riu do. II viii wash sub Of wear
Ing clothes In Il ON 3 to 10 minutes; SheetS
Table Cloths, Counterpaues, Quilts, Comforts.
Blankets, &C., 8 10 minutes without breaking
stitches or wsdding mp the cotton. II also
washes Pants, Coats, Vests &C., in q few min
uses, and any garment that requires washing,
ifoen the finest Lace Collars to the dirsiess Rag
Carpets. II also Rinses, Blues and Starches on
the same priaciple. IL don't weigh over 4
poandA and . child 10 years Of age can wash
with Il with ease.
Direetiss 20 sss a.-In the drst place. swors
yosr garments, 6ne goods frst dirty Wrist
hands, Collars, &C.. alp In water. and apply
sap: rub In to loosen the dirt. Use any kina
q soap you wish, son soap 10 easier applied
ke0enbef, this W asher works BY air pressure.
not pounding. Never stamp nor pound, Make
good snds In . tub 10 cover TOP Of rim, spread
your clothes In loosely, press frss In centre q
tab then areand inside IL tab. In q shcrt tim
ron will learn IN hnnsie n
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-09-25

FOR S1nee 0e10
nAsDsLirss 10 so:ls 90 ~: -
IT.
yaa %. lsss. b. 4.
Jan. seth, ls53-~is
nDr. JAS. n. nttEs N ~ d !,
candidate for the seAsse Be - - warmly
supported by the RepsbIieana =
Feb 8, isS3. UnkxuS District.
~. E9ifer-As iAets ha~a - 6nnesnced
several candidate for The 49, u nar, lasd
who seem to have BLACK Repn1 ~ ennzties,
be kind enough 10 sanss11e "a BIT.
LER. Of the FACTORY 6lssEiee, = g 80 ruz
and full IN the Rslsbiie.a filA - s1sse il
his own eoreesl.
Feb IL, 1877. t voene.
Mr. Edi.os -Plesse saDosneeB JOHN.
son COTTON - q sasdidstb 70 repre-
ssnt Sc Alary's eoasty in ~ 6enass ol
Maryland - The coming Rau eleesios.
and say he will receive vsrm suprovs IN
Cbaptico snd Chaxletss Hal Dists.
Feb q. 1879.
~ EaGsse .--Yea uss suskssiu6l = snnsssei
Col CHAPMAN DlI4LlNCSLxxW Ps1uxsai
district, . cAs611ase - ~ = = e1ertiou
to rePssseht g N9rys co0x(y 3 = k1ts q
Maryland. The high psfsoual character end
;sssss > Ps 81, :s .,ss e e, 3 s:s.
Senatorial position, have iadscsd thin aaaeuncs-
mens, which Is warmly sasctioned b. many
FxlExpo Axp ApninxaA
sept IL, l675a ss a s@ s s,s
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-09-25
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
William, E Shepard
Rhodes Shepard.

In the Circuit Court for st Mary's COUNTY,
sitting a. Court Of Equity.
No $50 N. Z.
nNDERED. this 4th day Of September.
" 1873, that the Auditors Report illed IN
this cause, be ratified and confirmed. un.ess
cause to the contrary be shown 90 or before
God Monday of Uet. next; provided .
copy Of this order be publish edin the st
Mary's Deacon, once q week for three
successive weeks prior to the said 2hd Mon
day Of October.
JNO ACAMALIER, Cl'k.
Truteopy--Test:
JNO A CAVALIER, Crk.
Sept Is. 1S73-3w. c&d
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-09-25
Late Sherif's Sale
of Real and
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

DY virtue of four vriss Of vepditi,ui
- Exponas. Issued out Of the Circuit
Court for Saint Mafy's county, one at
the suit Of Robert Ford. one at the SUI.
OF james Thomas and James McCubb;n.
executors Of WIN II Thomas. one 1t the
suit Of R p Blackstone, use of Isaac s
George. use Of r p Blackstone. ESQ Of r
H Miles. one at the suit Of b c. eseldiuc.
use Of John B Welsh 4 Son, against the
goods and chattels, lands AID tenemenss
Off d Blackstone, Jane. 7 Blackstone
and r p Blackstone. 40 to me directed.
| have seized aud take-a in execution al
the right, title, inter est, claim and de-
maod at Law and If. equity, Of the said Z
ID Birthstone, J.mes T Blakistoae and
X T Blackstone, in and to the following
real and persoOal property, to wits
2 Bay mares;
Gay mare;
! Bay mare,
Bay mare;
] Bay mare;
4coxs,
yesrlings;
Is head Of sheep: =
OF cs.t; sl
2yoks Of oxen.
And / hereby give notice, that o.
Friday. the e6th day Of Sept.
1873,
between the hours Of 9 o'slocck, .. m /.
and 1 e'elcct. p. N. on the rremises Of
the said 2 d B,skissoae IN the 4'h
election district. viii e4pose 10 psblis
sacsion al the above named personal
property, 50 seised and taken in exees.
tios. 70 the highest bidder for eashs-so
satisfy laid debts. Interest ssd costs dss
and % become doe thereon.
JAS 4 ALVEY.
Late SleriH.
Ass 2s. is7s-.s.
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MsClEllAN'S
INSTITUTE FOR BOYS

At West Chester, Pa. A beautiful and eieva-
ted situation, % miles west Of Philadelphia
Spacious Fairgrounds, with Gymnasium
Students prepared for College, Polytechnic
Schools or Business. Special provision made
fer very young boys. Many students remain.
Is boarders, during Summer vacation. Session
begins September 10th. Address ROBERT n
MCCLELLAN.
Aug %, l613-lme
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-09-25
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

FOR The LEG STATURE.
Messrs Elitors-Plssss asnovucs Dr.
WM H STONE as candidate to repre-.
sent 8; Mary's county ID the Hosse Of
Delegates Of Maryland 1t the coming Fall
election. Denocrat.
march 6. 1873.
Mr.. Edi.or--You are authorised to an
ncupce THOMAS II. BOND, Of Patux-
ent District, rs . candidate q the ersu.
ing election for . seat in the Lower
Branch Of the next General Assembly o!
Maryland.
Aug IA. 1873. Oystermen.
Mr. JOS B DAVIS, Of the Factory
district. is d'spassionasely announced as
the Republican candidate for the L gis.
laturc ut the ensuing Autumnal election
Sept 4. 1873 Anti Ringers
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WOODLAND
AT
Private Sale.

[ WILL OFFER AT PRiyAB SALE ABOUT
1E0 ACRES of VI eodiand, situated Ia the
l0S Factory district, Sc Msry's county.
adjoining the lands Of the Thomas Estate and
Washington Abel. For further particulars
apply TO Mr. W p Kane on the Bay, near CsAnt
CHARLES " RiDGELY,
Ezec of q x Kane. decreased,
81 81 Paai street. Bait Va.
Bsptii. isfs-4,.
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To Wheat Growers.
Sc &c ELSIOR,"

Ca osed Of 800 pounds Of No. I Peyx
rian Gsano. and 1900 poands af
Soluble Phosphate cf Lime,
(Lones disseised IN ssipAs.
re acid. Potash oad
Forming the moet concentrated, univer.
%! aud desirable fertiliser ever offered q
the fsrmer-combining Oh the stimtls.
ting qualities of Peruvian 0eano, and
the ever durable fersilising properties Of
Bones. Excelsior ID in 6ne dry powder.
prepared expressly lot drilling. and can
be applied 10 any quantity however small.
per acre; and it is the opinion Of many
Close calculating Farmers, after FOUR.
TEEN years experience IN testing it side
BY side With other popular fertilizers, that
m application Of 100 pounds If Excelsior
10 equal TO frcw 200 TO 500 pounds OF
any other fertilizer or guano offered for
sale, therefore 10 fully 100 to 200 per Ct.
cheaper.
~ Look out for limitations and coun-
terf-iss. The popularity OF Excelsior has
induced. interruptions parties 10 this and
other cities to copy our trade mark. and
resort to other dishonoroUe means to sell
their sovthtess compounds.
EF Farmers should see that erery bog
Is branded as ADORE. Nth the ANALY.
SIS and OUR NAME IN RED LET
TERS. AL others are cousferfeits.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-09-25
PRICE $500.
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