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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-05

The Committee also recommends. subject 10
any change TO De made by the respective County
COMMITTEE 8, that the various County Conventions
be held ut the County Seat on Saturday, the 18th
day OF September. 1878. st the hour Of I O'Clock
r. NJ, and that the primary meetings TO elect del.
egates to the County Conventions DO held ct the
hour OF one O'Clock p. n. OF Saturday the 2ist day
Of September. 1 s7s. at the voting places In each
precinct. This Recommendation 10 Intended only
for those counties which have no Central Com.
mittee. or when they fail to act.
By order Of the Territorial Republican Central
Committee. DANIEL BAGLEY
Chairman of the Committee.
BYRON BARLOW, Secretary.
New Tacoma. w. II. July 1879, jy24dwtf
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-05

ENGLAND still has law by which
any one who refuses to attend divine
services on Sunday can be jailed for
fifteen days. The law. however. is as
dead as most Of the preaching
Danbury Neps.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-05
Wednesday, the 9Th day Of October, 1878,

at the hour Of ten o'clock A. NJ. OF said day. for
the purpose of nominating . candidate for Dele
gate to Congress. and for the transaction Of such
other business AZ will properly come before 10.
The Committee has fxed the apportionmens Of
Delegates 10 said Convention follows: One
delegate at large for every county ia the Terri.
tory, and one additional delegate for every one
hundred votes and for every majority portion Of
one hundred votes east In each county at the gen.
eral election in 1876, for the Republican Candi.
date for Delegate to Congress. Upon this basis
the various Counties Of the Territory will De en-
titled to representation in said Convention fol-
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n souIH cav sT.. pALTlMORE. 90.

(IIalf minutes walk from the Postofice.l
PRACTICE LIMITED TO PRIVATE AND
IL n + CONFIDENTIAL DISEASES.
gNR. wORTHINGTOE may beconsuIied upon
q all confidential diseases which tend to eu-
bitter lie and shorten its DURATION including
Nervous Debility, causing indigestion, pain in
the back and 'loins, weakness, headache, imPoT-
tency, impaired sight, loss Of memory, eruption
on the face and body, bhshfnlneE, &C., making
Married lie unhappy and Single Life miserable.
The Doctor guarantees that NJ case placed IN bis
treatment shall leave bis care iill thoroughly res
tored 70 sound and vigorous health, without The
use Of Mercury IN any form, his treatment being
purely Vegetable .sefs3 snsfre- 81
NOTICE TO COUNTRY PATIENTS.
Parties living nc any distance from the Hospi-
tal can be successfully treated by sending symp-
toms Of their disease The Doctor will forward
Sv adde's IN THE Uhited Stairs free from OBJ
sefsafium 81 printed hst Of quesfiOusf thereby
enabling The patient 70 RiyeIa minute description
Of their case, Which be requires 70 eject quick
ana speedy and sure cure.
4 IiIetsers difecssd 10 DR.. WORTHIEGTON,
Lock Hospital Baltimors, Nd, - viii receive
prompt attsption. DR.. Worthington was stu
dent OF Prof. n. r. Smith and H. graduate Of
IA sTlhivrTxityl u h'us ~ eh'7" u"
Office hours from 8 In the morning ill 10 ut
night SuBdays, till ~ O'Clock no0n. I'll
Separated onsalting Rooms for Ladies, % whom
the Dr. PAYS special attention.
Z March s, fs7s-fy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-08

Ifs1a I'D hs8E a. .dnG1--aEJl
!. ..Messrs ;, Editors ,--lf he, g is Giles
Scnoggins, he has lost;a horses f not. he
has found . cart. a"Citizen" may not
be 5 cfoggins. But he strongly reminds
one of = serpent thai has been lying in
autorpid stale fofsome time and on the
.fFst~baghtl ssanuy sasyerawls out with
eyes not fairly open and shows Bis fangs.
but as these seem To- be very much
blpnted from exeriiqn, they are
not TO be greatly feared. - .sCitisen" has
either been asleep for lqs0Hse' aime2 Or
been waiting-trpatientiy waiting
for some one Of Che sp-called taxpayers'
con yentiop tOreply To- my little COM
,muuicatow of 1st Feb, bdt'th IeURUe's-
fsoafsss, knowing tkatthey were self
slles<d and acted for buf Without the .ati-
liberty .efthe. massesnohaFe thought
proper TO rest up6n iheirlsurels. gog
"Citizeh.assys. ahthsy I wisRthat OBJ
server had been more observing, more
th6aghtfals aud had drank deeper Of
the proceedings ef atie conventions 81
farfiers, &c. before he exercised the
pavilege 90 libsraIly accorded every
Americas, eiiizen--a privilege in. thu
case ruinous in its teudescy. t7ss@
i Perhaps, I, like many { others. on the
day Of aIoresaid meeting. was too OBJ
Servings too theaghifaldsnd had drank
Toe deep OF the proceedings for the
wsshesofsCit;zeh ofhis co-adherents.
But lor those present Of ~ way ofthink-
ing. theinpet measnre-shs road proPo-
sitioa--woula have beea aa6ptedsl bas
Tee privilege srcoFdedl ne .ruiBOus
ri Ia tendencyl5ofell that sDthe four
Winds. TfaiS The, priyilsse assumed
by The so-cailed convention To- recon-
mend lcgi.lsiioa locally for the mss
ses without their assentisvuiuoas ID its
tendency and 4 fear hereafter win be
severely FELT. POLITICALLY. ,-,msa {. s..
s..Oiiizenp asks. spp net fne roads
bespesk aihnftys<hersetic people have
an invisisg tendeney::s laeiIitzss trade"
Sc IemphaticalIy say. yes. But who
ovsssthe Prqpsftyg i i not The tax,
payera Whes wants Immigration -
laboserss OF saso rapithlistsii II il nat
The tsxpsyefsf WHO wants property
70 Increase II ssIas I ne owner
Of course. but:iia eonsiderasion ihal On
sherinesesse 10 xalus ofproperty shoald
fsllov iassesss e wssss u sbs lssoresi
a4fz -
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meal during Lent. A small refresh
ment, commonly called collation., j. al
IQRed N Discovering. not toRxceed the
PC = sFy zeal -
III rnif'Ied "a ust breaib butter tbee
rs, ID kinas Il fruii< szisds, veeEIs
- 80 fish 1t Sc c4]'aizaa4 GrnefAl
Anre hssmadr 1t lao isil Il take il Il u
snbsHsne s0fIz wsfsn 1iquia Is fes. eef-
Zee, o. thin chocolaie made with water,
and q moufhful Of bread. Necessity
and custom have authorized the use Of
hogs lard INSTEAD of butter IN preparing
permitted food. The following persons
are exempted from the obligations Of
fasting: Prrsonr under twenty so1e'
years Of age. ~ sick, nur<ing women,
those who are obliged TO do hard labor.
al who through weakness cannot fast
8iEa0ut ksezf pre- ndscs 70 ti1is Aesifi-
By~dirpenssiicn The Csc "a 6esh meat
. n BE sllcEed at al meais On Ssndags,
and oace \ day On Mondays. Tuesdays,
ThnFsdays and SatuFiaes with the ar
ecption &C Holy Thursday and the see
ond end aIazf Saturdays Of LenL ] The
lailhful arel Srminded that BESIDES tbe
obligation Of Easiisg imposed ~ the
chnrch, -ihis holy season Of Lentrbculd
be IN m e~perial manner > time OF ear
nest prayer, Of sorrow for SIN. s0f seclz-
sioo from she werid end iisamnsenents,
and Of generous almsgising. Tie ;Raa-
4cisal time extepds fkoa the first Sunday
Of Lent til, Trinity Sasdsys dhriHg
which time al Caibolies Who haze at
tanned The use Of reason afe bopnd to
prepare themselves to receive wcFthily
|lihe hely eosDmuaien. The holy 4season
&C Leni Is very proper time. azlsos f6r
children to 20 TO their first eonfessseh,
whirhfhey oagbt 30 DO geaerally when
ahoail ssvrng years spf age Parents
should see to this" lis assal
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-08

q ne Am2riean public q familiar wi.h the Ad-
SeFsiElnr Agency Of Geo. ?. Roweh 20. "
any hrn doing business On the eonunent CO
Afford 20 ssuoYe ca with > sl{fnaiss fepussuse
thrsAbrK fhtse hard tines t1is wonld scem 70 .
re one II 4 advertised By nu apprecsnuss
nssspAter maternity very largely without cnarges
ves fuvaew &C Ill these ACTS sths list sent &c Sor
ass neks mosth, Cor which thesirAy : sAaf ppee,
n money. by ihe inch, b aegoted largely 70
Y,srfva nvr6 bsssness = The ofder takes ua some
~hst ~ SarpFise, ahd II woaid reaasafe a. "a We
,~rFe. disuopsa tsaAoubf the wisdom q pnsssnf
ha-;ness ihrUugb the.b araess times- W 500 Tot
she benefit 81 che Thorasss Who may 80 .a.s
~ Al sbost the advertising bnsiness than any
hes6er Ilrml having hnnalsa mlllionsnna millions
"a aoIiar1 thus apprruriAaed. Anpther teeiare
wortl' noting 4 their hbenliiy with iuneIe
San 70 They have doubtless expended more
.s..,ss se,r eFseave duRinR tke last quarter cf
censurs than any uahcE arznllu the United STATES.
- Czetteneega ,TSaes. sqm@f aEE sHv 81
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% n9lf y klQieV7esq0 9lli 81
J j, ia 10 nECoAMVFEcArEDsa
CA1hFonnfA March. IAth. 1873

Z Is a A.
:aresrs. Esitogs ~ regret exceed
.inglY that am constrained TO appear
before the good people o. ST Mafyis
aessh On subject mat should have been
Quoted Ion9 40, but Is II i I a. matter
that involved -fhe rights Of The people
-. well mtself. : ask yoarrnddlgence
Forthis ~ second e0lhmaAiestions IN
eoSnsesiSh With tBs position r occupy
toward toe School Cohmiszioaers. This
Board Il = I aadeEssaad Il. and pre-
sumo Is anderstood by the taxpayers
and the hafd- worked money producers
o. ST. Mays and the parents Of ehnl-
sdren who support the schools. aPppinted
Cor The benefit Ofthe peoples add 10 car
~. cot their wishes D. far - ghis bene-
ct and those wishes are comprised With
in their functions. -. As s.,,,a Tor,
They we're. not foisted upon the pee
pie To exereise % absOlaae power They
we're NOT appointed 70 utterly disresara
the w,shesof tie people leEt .ffwPIe
apou their rights. end be Il. 70 mysad-
vantage or otherwiserBadsen 4 my
duty 10 che people generally, and 90 my
patrons In particular u veil as q N.Y.
self, to expose The conduct Of men
sworn 10 impartial administration in the
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-08

5 "A GRAND success has been attained
by the introduction of KeHer's Vegeta-
bic Life Drops for Dyspepsia and LAYER
Disease. ii Every BEETLE is warranted TO
effect a cures Price 30 cents.19u1s1Ia
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-08


| ASH WEDNESDAY. sIarch 9Th. 81. Georges
church, Poplar Hi, ht 1870 a. N; 81, Pc
81 teFess Leonardi0Mh, = p. NJ. y
Other WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS unail
~ Holy Week, ST. Peters, p. n. q bg F..ss
AYS-lfarch 10th and gath, .Gt. Georges,
10. % i. m; ST. JamAs's, $50 D. a..
Sunday, March I7fh, Sc. Ahdresss, 1880 o. no !;
{ S. 1amss & $40 p. m St. PsteF's, ! 80 p. "a.
Sunday, March sIsii S. GeoEges. 1890 - No;
April Is, ss. fAndfew's, 10 20 4. N. st. Pc
e tefss, D. n. April Isfh, s. Georges, 10 30
q - ~ 81 1auzsss. -a.so pm, s. Pslss's,
5.30p. m. f4 f eH
SATURDAYS before The Sunday appoinsmenis
2 IN st. GeoFge'a &c tie szIps church, at 10 30
sna- n. SAtafday, Marchs lsshs 81 Peters, 5
pas go aTEH a&f daNt5n8 tsf1asis
M0sp.A Ys-Mareb asia, s.. Psier's. 10 % =.
n; April Ist s.. JanaTs 5, 10. 20 q m
HOLY WEBK-EyeFy day BIT Friday, 81. Pc
> ters, "a. ~; wednesday and Saturday, 81.
Heiew's 8 pSns;s Coed Friday, Sc. AndEsw'a.
1850 Ar; 81 Peters, Z p. m. -
Parishioners ase requested 70 eut this noficeout
snIledw e JOSEPH waMURPBY,T -
1laeEgh = aezs.sat 50 bs1nl ReelsE.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-08

THK PofST LooKouT PRoPERTY.-In
the Court Of Common Pleas. Baltimore.
Judge Gesry. presiding, The suit sf
John A. Van Gswick, y OF Washington,
'sssinsty. NJ. Mc5sf Of Philadelphia.
involving The tile 20. seventy of the
cottages al Point Lookout. was decided
ou Mondsy Iasa, the. Court -dismissing
the suit on The grosaa tlsst the lease
hold lille Of Van Riswiek was not valid
Mr. MoYer j. one of ten Philadelphia
.capstalistsgwhO purchased Point Look
cot property sbUut eighteen months ago,
and IL the same time bought the stock
q The S6efhern Maryland Railroad
Company. iniending TO erect . 6rst-eiass
sumzaer hotel a Point Lockout and
eomplete the railrcad 90 that place. II
j. expected thai the melton fsr sale Of
she Sohihern Maryland Railroad. made
Ay the cssdisoss with theieonseas % she
eonpshy, win be granted this week by
the cirraii coarl q the Seventh Judicial
District OF Maryland. in which case.
sCw that the title to thesPcint Lookout
property mas Been settled. Ills said the
Philadelphia syndicate VII this season
commence their erection og The hotel
aad the completion Of The Eailreads ,sa
n ~
RreuLz TtSss fba Eks4-Ths Led
zen season. observed By ths Protestant
Episcspal and Reman Catholic churches
BY fasting sndpeniseuee in eommeiaos
ration % the temptation Of Chfist and
Ms fast % iorsy days in The wilderness,
b~gaa On last Wednesday, and marks
she srunsi.lpn from ne ssearaival's tore
pehtence.si 9Es FAST q Leaf doss aos
ipelsde ~ the days between Ash wed.
assday spd Easier. the Sppdays not be-
iuR counied. because Seniay has e.
WAYS been held - spfeslisaf sad not Is
Afass. SIS - s'''fsa 80 = a''is
IN The Protestant Episcopal church
Ash Wednesday and Good Friday are
s-pec;alIyssea apart = fast days. and the
oshers are days onwhieh iheesnrch -,
qaiFes sueh lacssuss ioi abstinence o. is
n-ore especially suited to Extraordinary
acts and ezescisesef devoiioa.
The lrhseh rrgulssiens ior he Ro-
man Casholic sfcbdioesse Of Baltimore
have been issded BIZ AfeEBishop CD
boas. as follows: ~ -
:. Al She faishfal who have eompleied
their tMentF~6ssk weaK are aanless ieGlts
imatgly dispepEed. bopndso ohserve the
fasg of Lrnt. They are - make only
enc meal DAY. rxcepsing Suadays.-|
1hs meal allowed On lask days y not TO
lie llsken tilI sboul noeps Flesh meal
4 saM.AM - 8#M - rreen
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-08

On the 2nd day OF March, 1878, BY the Rev.
Father Holland, RIcHARD Drawn to MARY
r. WISE. nnf "l = III
! On the same daE, by fhe Rec Father Virinan-
~, JAS. II. CARROI.s 70 NARY Y.DAYlSd
On The lih. day .of March, 1878, by The Rev.
Rather vigiIanti, tOTlN D. FREEMANto NARY
4. GOODRICH ahro7 siEi DTS .7Ina 81.
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Crnnsxrs News---As had heen.an-
tiespzaed, tie silser .Eill YES promptly
passed 81 congress bier ne Presidents
veto and byJe nsisrily sufficiently de-
eimve 60 determine thats whether the
mesxute be il-timed o. POI, ID aceosds
A lessE with popaiar wishes. The pro
seedihss or Congress dafiag the pas,
ueek are olhetxiss viihoni general ip-
tesesi.nsueci So isdi - .ssnB .afsyps
--rTAe eonsest between Russia and Tur-
key has finally been terminated By q
treaty ofpeace. Netting has been def
niiely settled abOut the swsrs iadenpiiy
which Turkey il 20 psy Russia. bnsii
issuppo~ed Il win be principally Ia the
form u terriiOry in Asis. The war feel
ing IN both England and Austria has
greatly subsidized since the making Ol
fhe peace sgreereht between the late
belIigereats and The outlook now is that's
gensral European war win BE- avoided
The propo-ed Congress Of European
States interested VIII meet at an early
day TO settle details growing ent Of the
new order Of shings resulting from tbs
late war. .s mus = ~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-08

RHK valuable FARM. kn0xn Gs BELIZE
, DERB situated lmsms5Isteiy On he Poe
nae Kivsr, IN The Ord district and eunta'nsss
400 aerea with good imprpyen,enis, vii % so'e
at privatt ale. Fof terms, ppply % ~ ~
100 'fss = NtAea y aMgss ri. WILSON,
Na6 ~ ,f8sn sgw gAttorheg,
.ssgs - ga beonaEatoSn. We
Jan u, tPss-Ina q. :. 1871 -,.-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-08

Never fans 10 give satistac.
ton, and, as 3 a 0In sag
orezmGdIw for MAN ana Beast, ~
10 inGsmlnparabay Superior -
any OF the s0-calle4 fanny
Mnkmenks, sa1vess ete,s -
Jingle trial win convince an
! ron GALE EVERYWHERE
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-08
Torthaehe.

- This painful and ANNOYING complaint
= d inaaantaneoaaly cured BY the aPPliea-
ton Of the LiniEnenL r.THr
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-08
sF0gELERK OF THEGIRcUIr COURT

AeeaFs BfAovs s-Pienae ann0nnea JEFF ID.
L0kEk IS candidate Tor Clerk 81 the Circuit
CoaEs 4 TIE eleesson in sss and say that be wiII
Eeesige &c nudiSiaed ssppoFt Of aks voters afahs
FsclDEy DiBQEfet 80 &c.. 49, (
Fsb q 1873. 49, y The PspPls. !.
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A Stitch IN the Back

u caused by sudden wrenching Of the
spine, and produces violent and acute
rains, making IL very difienlt for the
peruon 10 move. IL should NOT be neg
Tested, NJ lhe cnFyatnrs Of the spine u
often brought on By neglect Of this COM
mon complaint.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-08
Frosted Feet.

The Roman Linimen. has proved effect.
uaI in all eases where II has been properly
usei.. No instance i known where q
has failed In giving Immediate relief
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-08
Sore Threat and Quinsy.

= The eassses which usually induce sose
Thsoal are those, which give . sudden
check 10 peFEpiFstion, and thus obalruct
Natures regular work, quickly producing,
IN consequence, an iIlfaniinatoTy condi.
tioa which, Involving tie tonsils, ard
rapidly Spreading oyeF the whole macOHs
membrane of tlae lassces will cause Quinsy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-08
liberated Sores.

The healing md purifying qualities Of
KELLER's LININEKT render Il the BEE
article for the speedy and safe cure u
liberated sores. "a, t..r.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-08
Burns and Scalds.

This Imminent has proved itself to be
one Of The hest bsmedies ever used zoe
BuFns and sealda, its qaioknezg b ale.
WAITING pain when applied, gives Il great
superiority over all other preparations
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-08
Inflammation of 7ihe Breast.

,4a This. distressing cOmPlsint may b
eprd, Of eniTslE PFeysnied BY The timely
use Of this remedy. j. has never failed,
when applied ri ihe commencement o.
baEBre the gathering takes place.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-08
THs
ST MARY'S BEACON
LEoxAEDTowx. ID
FRIDAY MORNING.. xaTh = isss

To CoRnsspoxDEETs.--Uns~asonsbIe
Mu,ie i tie theme which We discus
ses in contribution the pusIication Of
which We are compelled 10 postpone
until our exfrsprf. The snswsr Of
&C. 70 he article Of '.F' On the sub
ieci-mafter Of debate between shem-
keesl oEs;,s--wshwv~ss~vb~swfsre sd
% iay By cor Publiession heres5ter.T
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Neuralgia.

This excFucialingly painful disease 70
Instantly relieved and rapidly cured Ly
tlse continued application Of this Linn.
3 .Maank. kr gaFENkf HaiW
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-08

> Lncsslsssves--Nhsist soeal. end no
krssrsl, ysgi,Iaslsn which has sIisfisa
no marked ansagpqisna. are being acted
"a b. osr Stale Legislative WITH suei-
seat psomFtnesss su5jscts like the coz
EEL Between ths Site and the Bslti-
more and Ohio RaslrOad. the repeal q
ihe, Eastern Shore Ian, the Lersl 0p-
ton Question. The proposed amend
nenas sssshes Oyster law, ne tobacco
isspeetion issae. the tax on Mortgages,
,he amsndmsn. of The School Law, etc,
-sis-aase sin hsagiss kreu Toe pre-
posed nee SrhDoi bilI provides fof :
stste Beard. 70 Be selected and elected,
one. from each offhe sesssraf Judicial cir
ssniss. wishlthe gpyernor lobe msRbeI
-ez@ggs<ss. i Thess are only 20 hssetheiI
sFaveliag expe0ses sBsesedthen' Toe,
MAI elect ! clerk: The county board.
are 20 be spps;nied b sfhe State board
There aresio be shFre COpmissiosersi 81
usunsies wAeseg there srs one hahdsed
oT less schools and Eve where there are
.overOae hsnersd, ii sbsuos uoiiSa,s
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IMMINENT.
Rheumatism.

Time and money have been wasted IN
8 fusIle endcavors % obtain some embroca.
siOn thai would prove . eure for this
,exeruciaa:nR disease; but all have failed
except KELLER's RONAN LINIMEXT, end
that has been successful in almost eveyy
3 instance where IL has been employed.
whether such has been Of the indaH,mainry
o 'erehronictypss In bumlngoand Sciaiiea
10 afords instant relief n v-F .t
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:. %. E. NORRIS,
- General IA gent
81 d3h f aLEfL uh .iol .t ID ga.
go, a, For the sale q the f,l Is
(, asSt.x~.e..a. frp,s95.I2a. fsv,av,a -

IN ST. MAry's eounty, Nd vii be In Leonafd-
town the SECOND and FOURTH TUESDAYS
every month Tor the purpose Of Feeeiving orders
OF ifsnsaeting any Business foE The Atlantic Z
W. FestiIIEIng Compahy All orders addressed
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-08

Al She fsishfnl who have .eomplesed
their tWeniF-fsst ear ore asnless leg3ss
imatgly dispesrsd. boqnd - observe The
fass OF Lrnt. They are - make only
ena meal day. excepiing Sundays.-
1hs meal allowed On fsss days y not TO
lie ll.ken filI sbouf noep. Flesh meal
and d. zss h0t y Be used q The sasne
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-08
Weakness Of the Ankles and


esrninr ard chronic rains, cold and eE-
teriiaI injuries, are The chief causes Of this
cofupiaift. The muscles are relaxed, IN
sssany eases making it diAlculs % move.
By n free use Of this Lisiment certain
enFs will be effected, Asa Hall.
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The Portland daily press., 1878-04-27
The New Norm al Sch oil Buildinx


The Normal School trustees yesterday exam
School building. The examination took place
in this city owing the storm. After thorough
examination they decided to accept the plans
prepared by Mr.. F. q. F ASSET, the well-known
architect.
The building is to be of brick with freestone
and granite trimmings. The style of archtec.
ture modern Gothic The main building viii
be 72x52 feet, in front of which will be aigrand
vestibule 52x20 feet, in which will be located
the dressing rooms and the grand staircase In
front of the vestbule will be tower 16 feet
square, 60 feet high and terminated by pry-
ramidal roof 20 feet high, ornamented with
dormer windows and ornamental cresting. In
the front of the tower will be the main en-.
trance, over which will be brick and free.
stone canopy supported by stem columns. At
each end of the main Building there will be
pavilion, 20x5 feet, extending feet above the
cornice and terminated by pyramidal roof IS
fee thigh ornamented with dormers and cresting
These pavilions will form pleasant bays for the
school and recitation rooms. In the rear of the
main building there will be an addition 1895
On the first floor there will be five class rooms
and two modern school rooms, the whole con-
nected by broad corridors. On the second floor
will be the main hall occupying the whole
of the main building, aud in the addition over
the model school rooms will be a class room,
teachers room and library. There will be q
high pitch roof over the whole, with terrace
on the top, finished with ornamental crestiug.
In the basement will be located the laboratory,
heating apparatus and water-closets. All the
cornices are to be of galvanized iron. The roofs
are to be slated and timed. The interior finish
is to be of ash or Michigan pine, oiled and var
nished, and is to be irst.class in every respect.