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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-10-17

The Huntington (Pa.) Monitor OF April Sth,
1871, pronounces this Soap the best In the mar.
ket, as follows:
this Is an advertisement, and pass it over un-
Needed. Read It. We want 10 direct your a.
tcntion 20 the advertisement Of Champion lm-
perial Soap. Having used Il in our Office for
the past year, we can recommend IL as the best
quality Of soap in use. II Is . rare thing 20 get
a Soap that viii thoroughly cleanse printing ink
from the hands. as also from linen, but Cramp
tons laundry soap will do Il, aud We know
whereof We speak. II Is especially adapted for
printers, painters, engineers and machinists, as
Il will remove grease Of all descriptions from the
hands as well as clothes, with little labor. For
general household purposes 1t cannot be exeelled
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-10-17


Our Super Ph0sphafes are prepared for all
crops, according 70 the analysis OF the plant
for whixh IL ia intended, from the best FeFti1ix
ing materials obtainsble. Peculiarly rich in
Ammonia, Soluble Phosphate and Potash Salts
and ia fine dry mechanical condition, they can
not beexceiied in efficacy, immediateand perma-
pent.
Wherever triea we receive the most aatserfne
accounts Of results and increased orders.
A full suppiy Of both the Tobacco Plant Tor
the Tobacco crop and our Ammoniafed Super
Phosphate for the Corn, Wheat and other crops,
viii Be manufactured and kept on hand the APP
preaching season, the quality, price and termg
will be The same as formerly, and the high STAN
dard we hare established shall be maintained.
HENRY DUyALL 4 CO.,
Sole Proprietors Of the Patnxent BRAID Of AM
nominated Super Phosphate Of Lime and Spe-
ciaI Tobacco Plant.
For sale by
wM. A. LOEER, LeonardiOwn.
L. O. SMITH, st. Inigoes.
T.F. G. HERBERT, st. Clenent's Bay.
NOTICE TO FARMERS, PLANTERS AND
OTHERS.
Mr.. r. G. Dayidge Is no longer employed BY
rs for the sale Of our Pafuxent Brand Of Fertiiz-
ers. All orders for and business In regard 20
eur Fertilizers must be made direct with % or
through our local agents in the counties. Any
Fertilizers sold under the brand Of Pafuxent
without our nanaesattaehed win not be the orig
inal and genuine Pstaxent Fertilizers and we
will not be responsible for their results.
HENRY DUVALL & CO.,
SoleP roprietors Of the Patuxent Brand Of Fer
tilizers. No. So South ST., Baltimore.
Nay 2, ls77-f
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1T can make make money faster at work for us
than at anything else; Capital not required; we
Twill start you. Sl2 per day At home made
by the Industrious. Men, womeh, boys and girls
wanted everywhere TO work for Us. Now is the
time. Costly outfit and terms free. Address
TRUE b Co., Augusta, Maine.
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B 0 A R 81 N G.

MFRS. DIR. PAGE EDMUNDs will accom-
WI MEDIATE permanent and transient boaFdeFs
a No. A RAHO YER ST, four doors from
Lombard west side. The travelling public are
respectfully requested TO give her q call.
Nay 3, lsTT-n.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-10-17
Combines more attractions than any other
Beaeer (Pe.) Times.
- CHEAPEST AND BEST 81
PETERSON'S MAGAZINE.
PUBLISHED PAPER PATTERNSi

ES-A Supplement win be given in every num-
Der for 1878, containing fdll-size paper pattern
for lady's or child's dress. Every subscriber
will receive, during the year. twelve of these pat
terms, so that these alone win be worth more
than the subscription price. -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-10-17
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
ron HAN AND BEAST.

ghisslniusns veEy naeuraiiy rsginated IN AHasse
q. where Nature provides IN her laboratory sucA
Surprising antiaoses Scr tho maiadiss q her ehs-
arun- ITS fame has beea npresding fer g yeaFA
untu now q eneirrlas the hahitahle g1oba.
Tho Mexican Mmstang L4niment ID . matches
remedy forall external ailmenes q raan and bcaaG
10 stock owners and farynsEs q b invaanahae.
f. single botste ofsen seves . human nfs ere
stores the usefulness q an sxcelisns horsa. ex.
COW. or sheep.
II eureG focerut, hooeaEl. hollow horn. grub.
srwswswogTa, shoaldsrFus. manse. The hsses and
stRxs of poisonous reptiles and insecta and every
sneh drnwhack 90 stoek hreedtng ana bush iifo.n
II cures every external ar0uhao q hcrses. sueA
az I4meaesa. scratches. Ewinny, epraanss foandeRs
wfndeafl, ring bone. cse.. eto.
The Mexican Mustang IAnimsn4 Il the quicksse
cure In the world for accidents occurring I'm The
family. On the ahsenee Oe = pAysician, such -
hurhs seaIds. sprains. cuts. etc, and for rhsunaa
sisvn and Stiffness cngendcFed By exposure Pa.
ticulariy valuable 60 Miners
Ik Is enc cheapest remedy IN the world, for %
penetFntea the muscle 60 the bone. and = sangR
application Is generally sufacient t0cure.
@1Eexican Mustang I4niment Is put NJ In thFus
sines Of bottles. the larger ores being pr0pegAQ@
a1sly maeh TIE shsapss6 Boad SveEyWAsSs.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-10-17

DIREcToRs
s. III. Caughy, of Noah Walkers Co.
J. l.. Langley. Com Merchant, BALTIC.
T. ID. Anderson, of Anderson q Bro.
John Stack, Carpenter and Builder.
Hoo. George Brent, Court of Appeals.
George p. Jenkins, Charles county:
J. Il. Ballenger, st. Mary's county.
b. G.. Harris, Baltimore.
This is Home Company, gotten up
expressly in the interest of the citizens
of Southern Maryland, to enable them
to overcome the difficulties they expe.
rienced in procuring Insurance in the
ordinary Insurance Companies, with n
gaioriiv of It's Directors well known in
that community.
It has been IN business now over four
years. All losses accrued, and they have
been unusually large, hare been faith fully
aud promptly paid, which is our best
guarantee for the future.
The plan adopted is the safest and
cheapest known in Insurance, and af-
fords to all Insurance at its exact cost,
and ought to be discouraged by all who
wish TO protect themselves against loss
or damage by fire.
IL those interested will get it their
patronage and interest themselves in
the increase of its business, in q few
years IL will rank among the largest In
surance corporations in Maryland, a
credit and benefit to all, and an honor
TO the State.
June 26. 1873-tf.n
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-10-17
FOR SALE Or RENT.

THE well-kBown store, with lot attained,
known as SANDY BOTTOM STORE, on the
Three-Notched Road, In the Patuxent district.
For terms, spply Al once 70
b. HARRIS CAVALIER,
Atty. At Law, LeonardtowH, Nd.
April II ls7s-tf.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-10-17

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Now the did
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the ruk, 6xt|
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ard. II am
me how ~
viM aay a.
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What Is Low j
That TO the
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And justify
We were re-
parse each
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But Capt.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-07-31

down to the present And since
whisky has come 50 completely under
the bane of public sentiment, law.
breakers and breakers Of the peace
have converted the bad name attached
to it by successfully shielding them.
selves from the punishment their Of
lenses justly merit. And my honest
conviction about this matter Is, that
this drilling sentimental phase Of
public sentiment, which Is ready to
give credit to every Scamp's story,
which he imProvises for the purpose
Of exonOrating himself BY eliminating
whisky, Is doing much more 10 foster
and encourage crime than whisky is
doing; and if society in general and
those in particular who are the legally
constituted conservators Of law aDd
order would bold viOlatOrS Of the law
and disturbers Of the psacs individu-
ally responsible for their A1ls, and ex.
plOde and scatter to the four winds
the idea that whisky is q factor of any
magnitude in the preparation Of
crime, / am certain the calendar of
crime in our midst would grow pleas
ingly less. Why, every man Of any
observation knows that men get drunk
frequently, and even sometimes feign
drunkenness, Just for the sake Of being
privileged to redress their private
grievances and vent their spleen with
IMMUNITY.
It's true occasionally an instance
comes under our observation in which
whisky Is directly instrumental in
sending some poor creature to a prema-
ture reckoning with his last host. But
instead Of it being the Unsuitable hon.
icide that these statistic mongers rep
resent il to be, carrying of its humid
reds of thousands annually, | think
the great source Of complaint among
the mass of the people, if they were to
express themselves candidly on the
subject, would be that it did not kill
half enough. Numbers of instances
have come under my observation in
which an event of this kind-0 mean
their taking by means Of Whisky)-l
would have been a contamination to
be devoutly wished and prayed for BY |
every law-abiding, order-lOving cIti-
zen in the town and community in
which they lived.
In my contribution, which has pro-
vOked so much caustic criticism, I |
think 1 gave the subject-Murphy-
ism--credit for all, and perhaps more
good than it has accomplished or ever
likely to accomplish; hence regard |
these sO-called defenses as misnomers. |
The thoughts that wished to pre-
sent for consideration by the friends of
were interpOlated with |
some levity, little aorimOny, and an
occasional tinge of profanity, and l
think these defenders in thsIr winnow-
ing process have gRrnersd the ohaff to
the exclusion Of every thing else.
OUTSIDER,
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Americas Beasts.

The greatest cataract Of the world is
the falls of Niagara, where the water
from the great upper lakes forms a
river three-fOurths Of a mile vide, and
then, suddenly contracted. plunges
over the rocks in two columns to the
depth Of It's feet.
The greatest cave In the world Is the
Mammoth Cave, Of Kentucky, where
any one can make Q voyage on the
water Of q subterranean river and
catch fish without eyes.
The greatest river in the world Is
the Mississippi, which is four thousand
miles long.
The largest valley in the world is
that of the Mississippi. 1t contains
five million square miles, and is one Of
the most fertile regions on the entire
globe.
The largest city park in the world
is in Philadelphia. Il contains over
300 acres.
The greatest grain port in the world
is Chicago.
The largest lake in the world Is
Lake Superior, which Is truly an in
land sea, being $50 miles long, and
one thousand feet deep.
The longest railroad at present is
the Pacific Railroad, over 5000 miles
long.
The greatest mass of solid iron in
the world is the Pilot Knob. Missouri.
1t is $50 feet high, and two miles in
circuit.
The best specimen of Grecian aFchi-
lecture DOW existing in the world Is
the Girard College, for orphans, in
Philadelphia.
The largest aqueduOt in the world is
the CrOtOn aqusduct, New York city.
It's length is forty and one quarter
miles, and it cost twelve and = half
million dollars.
The largest deposits of anthracite
coal in the world are in Pennsylvania,
the mines of which supply The markets
with many millions Of tons every year,
and they appear TO be wholly mex
haustible.
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Cru.ed By Ine Use Of Ar.snie.
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About = year ago . young lady Of
sunny temperament and pleasant fea-
lures, began tG pSs U sEoess prepare
tons for bleaching bar hair to the
fashionable golden tinge, and at the
same time became q slave to that beau
ti6er of the complexion and the form
the deceptive pOisOn-arsenie. Her
features before, though not beautiful.
were at least good. People soon re-
marked her changed appearance for
the better. Her e9mplexiOn was rosy
and blooming; Der hair was soft, silky
and of beautiful tinge; her form
plumpeF than it had been, and her
skin smooth and white, But her self
eongratulation did not last lapg.
Headache soon followed, growing more
and more violent every day but still
she kept on using the abOminable stuff
which has heeu the ruin Of 20 many.
OF late her Sutierings have been almost
intnlsrahle. The blessings Of sleep
were not hers. Her mind grew fee
bier and feebler, her thoughts wander.
ed, her intellect was lost, and to-day,
q girl of twenty years, she is confined
in . cell in that prison Of the living
dead-Stockton-a maniac.
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.
CIRCUIT COURT.


NJ, lana, Stuart, gudES, ousns6oro'
Norton, Clsrk, Hartford.
N.,r,U Master COmmissienef, hefttota'
pSItiin, sheriff, Hartford. DsPHoss-
~ -, U.rtford, p Taylor, Beaver
~ nj Cooper, FsrdsVIIls, fu'k'-'0H'
1900 begins ssesud NOadays IN Nay .sS
y|'-.h.r ana eontluaes thrOs weeks eaeh
' CRIMINAL COURT.
uonJA Murray, Judgs. clOvsrPor'.
u.U Jsssph Haveraft, Atternsyi V"en'o0rO'
ri Wise.Jailer, hartford.
C..rt begins on arst Nondayti In Apr' ana
o.tab,r and eOntinuss two weeks eaeh letm'
COUNTY COURT.
lion. ". p. Gregory, Judge, Hartford.
Can't. sHm. X. Cox, Clerk, Hartford.
J. p, Sanderfur, Attorney, Hartford
court begins on the arst Monday u '
QUARTERLY COURT.
B.nas on the SrS AOndsySiS January April
Iuly and oetSbsr.
COURT OF CLAIMS.
E.r,p, on the drs, Msn5syIIn January aud
0etobST.
OTHER COUNTY OFFICERS.
II Ls.sh. Assessor, cronWsu.
a S.ith RitahuKh. SurVsyOr. sulphur SPRING.
TGss. MI. BssusIi, COrORsr. Sulphur SPRING.
RP Rsue. School Commissioner. Hartford
MAGISTRATES COURTS.
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Fer the Hartford Herald;
.RGOPSIH.


What 10 life : 10 Il dream
OF things hey ondits beundry stream
OF realms OF bliss and mansions grand,
place whore ever hloeming lowers grace l'
lard;
Or Il vet dormant state,
Ia which the mortal only has 70 walt
Till Fate her elariOd, trumPsI hl1WI
IuVoEinK It TO Heavens TspesSi
What cad can mere assertion gain,
Without Il has . reason 20 sastaiRi
What can imAginAtiOn'S power s'G lend
To prove q truth or fAlsehood y ~ end
WHAT can be rOassasd from AthinE anknoWoi
How EoOd from evil without knowledge ShOUnl
'Twsrs good for man the truths Of life to seek
'Taers better then GmbitiOn 10 control 70 kssr,
Life, 80 Ear 81 man prOsumes TO know
l. . erAEd scene Of AotiOn here below;
To OAFSh the Universal King has giVsa
The Book Of Life from which TO learn the laws
Of Heaven.
II tell " Of mansions 10 the skies,
Whose grEudsur nO'Sr Was seen BY mOrral eyes
II bids he pilgrim to prepare and freely come
Where the nOble-bOrn and lOWiy dwell As ONE
Then mortal learn this much Of life,
In shich the soul aud body are unite
II is great and glorious sphere
In which the spirit may prepare
To dwell In Yet more glorious olimeS,
Whose riches are far richer thAn the mines
OF earth's nest rare and radiant gene,
Or Princes royal diadenG.
Can 1t San the boundlsss realms Of space,
A.u tLsrs Hfs's Erandsst mysteries trace;
Mysteries ~ near q mSrtAl mind
Can, by Q reasoning process, hnd
The truths profvu nd which they involve
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La, w.E.BROwN.
Physician and Surgeon.

Tenders bis professional services TO the
people Of ROckport and vicinity.
V.3-n-30IY
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DIRECTORY
CHURCH DIREcToKI

R.,,,,,--ssrvisss Arst Sunday AID sSH
t-ht In every mo1th and Saturday
s,sst pE.ssGins.-w. ?. Bennett pastor
N. q. Church S.StAESsss .S ,s., ,S !"
suUdsy and sunday nlges N se'a
Rev. W. W. Cook, PAstsr'
Methodist EpIseoPsl-ssrviess fourth sun
J.T ana sunday night In each m0atA-N''
IA. HumPh'sy, Pa,'of'
u.,ou Sunday School every Sunday mSrA
hSat half past eight selOss'
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DR.LANcASTER'S

DIsPENsARY EsS..s E Is: NIX T.
fHt Docr0R. FeeUlaf graduate in alfAe bEanShss Il
hsdls "a ~ - Sea s15 RS.e sI aaS sSi-
Two % FIvS pays 6fPGfLIs, Clesi, s1ietuIs.
Varicooss SeIo6a SKIN ard blood Diseases cured. sPs
~ s...ssse gissSS, = EE,saLs pIsEAsns eIIhnlA.
I'd ssnsl sassssss, I'D causing e vosas1. seminal
lssI q SEht, Indigestion. Dsscuve Asne2. Depea.
dsacy. Asssoa % Sooey and -, o. senss sSsi sa.
dEriiE harFiage improper unhaPpy esIeo hall Ne
flEnised IN all easGl. and 20 mineral Rosous uaod.
CarsS ruarlatsod IN al undeaken. Nhen pateni1
eaa not vist cty medass y Sent prvsaiy AID
securely BY mail snpgest. Con1aiatoN petao1aly eIH
iasr hss anG coEIsspoAdsnce strictly eonhdental once
hons. ksa "a =. eSaR 2. sulaels s.e1 70 hop a n
pyirsfs Au1sSslf q - pagel. dsselinlg ne sy1P
tons ard maans q cure iof al disease q
Neflf1l IpFNate u bod seEaa-
$3.50. PEIVArl 6opNsELon ~ Ne neHItese -
tie~AN those Contemplating marriage feNe1lng AZ
- phySioogoal EpystsEies Of the seznal syttEm.
eoatains he aEperisnoe and advice o. enyssctan,
f1E hs success N private pGaetoe lbs ~
i1issi and best NARHlAoB GUIDE nov pablisned -
shSld b read and 80 b NJ priyuis daw q every Hae
~ ssr thFohoat lald No Who o. Nhaa has
fiIsd q esCt cure rad tha Sook and consult d. Ian
cASTaa- seHi . any sddre,s sspuT ssase Vn q Ros
tsgef tn oeHil. Nhen u ihconvenena
~ s-nd onrY TrstaRe sffnps Stn ~ taken. AodFssss
DR- tANCASTERS pIsPLNAAHN,
90 Fourth slreet Louisville, ~
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Ms. jerks boasts that she is not an
American citizen, and We boast that
she isn't too.
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| We nf1t 70 fun your 1onl % greot
VIII Be your dArling's little fsst.
When the hero in VirgiPs ''Euclid'
is inquiring the safe way to reach the
temple Of Carthage through many diff
icGlties, the yelled goddess gives him
directions, but several times sxclAims
perys nlOdO-''only go on" Davy
Crockett adopted it as the MOTTO Of
his life-"Be sure you are right, and
60 ahead. Students in Latin have
also frequently done the same-"Just
60 ahead and you are all right" We
have traces Of the same psrss mode in
go on, your heads level" Let US
all gather inspiration from the idea
PeTg0 ModO.
How would it do for our fair to add
to its already very attractive pro-
gramme an Educational Ring. Some
thing like the following: To the best
reader between the ages Of go. and
....,s.... To the best declaimeF,
not over $500, s.. For the best
essay, writer not over. -. Or
in place Of the premium being in
money, that they offer some nice book
Of poetry or Webster's unabridged die
tiOnaryl While it would add interest
to the fair, it would do much for the
advancement Of the educational inter-
ests Of the country.
School trustees would do but an act
Of simple justice 10 their tried and true
teachers to elect them early.
Msssrs. R. R. Wedding and ]. H.
Miller, both Of ROsine, have first
class first grade certificates.
Its because teaohsrz are 20 careless
in their speech, and allow such blum
deIing in the answers of their pupils,
that so few. even among the college
educated can rise to their feet with ease
and tell intelligently what they know,
even of the simplest subjects.
De Quincy says that the hest writing
Of English Is In the correspondence Of
the educated women Of England.
A child well instructed in primary
school can write with ease ON . topic
which Oils its mind and heart, and
Shakespeare, himself, could write well
on no other.
Every citizen has leisure sufficient
to read many good books. provided he
knows how and what to read.
No one can ever attain 10 any thing
like success in any calling unless he
feels an abiding interest in II; be must
have q strong desire to excel, and
nxed determination to produce good
work.
Teach so that there shall be ability
developed to apply what tho pupils
learn every day to practical life. H.
lustrate in some pleasant, familiar Wsy,
the truth taught, so as to enable the
child TO grasp its app licatiOn.-IA Amer
lean Journal of Education.
l am glad 70 see that DR.. Hender-
son is q candidate for another term in
the Office of Superinken1ent Of Public
Instruction. ! beliepen rotation in
office. and when We haze ~ Efficient,
faithful and energetic an officer, / want
to ''Put hiR round" in tho duties of his
office as long as he fills il with the in
tegrity and ability which DR.. Hender-
son has always displayed.
Il viii Be better for all concerned to
hold on 10 Q teacher whom the children
know and like, II be IS an efficient
good teacher. Frequent changes are,
| think, hurtful.
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cONsrAbLEs.
.u,, ortbe constabIss Of ohio County and
heir Poet OHies address;
CASEY DIsrEIsr-No. !.
WV EIell. R"sins.
coat. srRlNGs DIsrEIcr-Sa ,.
I.aas Brown, Roekpurt.
N Casrbiur. CsrslvO.
nEILs JroEE DIsrRIcT-No. -
D A. W,bb. Bsdas
FosnsviLLG DIsTVIcT-Eo 5.
JoI Harder, fsrdsViils
EILIs' pIsTRicT-Es.e.
Wasn't.
uAHrFORD DIsfRIcr-NO. ].
WI NslIsx. Beaver Dam.
CR0NNELL bIsThlcr-So'e-
Emery, Cromwell.
HAETF0ED DIsTRIcT-NO. ..
vaeaut'
suLPHVEsrHINos nIsTRIcT-SO' 10.
I'll. Kerry.
aAErLETr's BIsrHIcr-Eo. ~.
Vacant,
POLICE COURTS
Uartford-R.P NSrgas. Judge, second HSR
DAYS In January, April, Jelly and OseeOsF.--
wv. 0rihh. Aarshal.
Beaver Dau.-R ". Cooper, JsdEs, arsi
Saturday ta January, April, Jelly Al I Ostsssf'
-Thsnss Stevens. AGrShAl.
crouweu.-A. P. NoutAgus, Judgs. second
Saturday tE January, APril. July And oetoesr
-Jas. W. DaaIsi h~rShal,I
csrAlva.-w. d. barnard, Judss, lest Sat
nrday in March, Jane, September and Dsoe1 :
ber.-Dahisl TiehshoEs Marshal
HAniltoa-Wm. HsniltOn, s.. Judge, post
Oeos address Metisnry, courts held third sat-
urday On January, April, July AID OeeooG'
W.D. Hamilton, Asrrhal, p0st-0nce address
MsIIsaTy.
Reskport-J. W. Duks, Judge, Rflsy Ne
DoveII. u arshal Courts held third Wednss
day il Jaauary, April, July and October.
Refine r. R.wsdding, JUdgs-J.R. Lewis
Narshal. Courts held 6rst Saturday In N areh.
Jsns. ssPtsubsr sud December. fs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-11-18

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y9reu3seiluns" Wiro eine Nenberuna ses
2Sablmorus in Der gBeile in goridlaa oe.
bradt baB:bie Stimme jeoes BdblerS lie.
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3. slne autoritatipe Stetun5 iuue bat, /,
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4. OrunbbeiiB uca cine, sewl{cn G,rSse
belist. lie senannte 3eituns iteat oielss
Spltem Der Srufuus, lRcpificlruna uuo
3el,eruns auheim
yin lrcialiitlides glatt idlaat nrd
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