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The Osceola times., 1878-02-02

friend, Miss Williams, to assist her. In rum.
maging through some clothes an old pistol
was carelessly handled by the latter, result
ing in the shooting and instant death Of the
former. She was buried on the day that was
to have been the nuptial occasion, and the
other young lady who was the innocent
cause Of it has become deranged.
At the session of the Texas state
grange this week the delegate from the Chez
rokee Nation, Indian territory, had a petition
before the body, and resolution was passed
asking congress to protect the citizens of the
territory in their vested and natural rights,
aud pledgiHg the efforts OF the state grange
Of Texas to disseminate the principles Of the
order among the civilized tribes of the terri
tory.
The auditor of public accounts of Vir-
ginia, in report made /, ii house, estimates
that with some notifications, the Moffett
law will produce annually between five and
six hundred thousand dollars. He has re.
ceived actual returns from all the cities and
about thirty counties. The auditor reports
that the law is working satisfactorily, and
that there is now but little complaint against
it. .|'. Nl-
Austin (Texas) Gazette: The depre-
citation OF the Mexican dollar has been
VI pIoiotuu tuIpfist 10 US. we see
il stated that the director of the mint rates
1t 99s in gold. II is represented on other
high authority as being iptrinsically more
valuable than two half dollars American
coin. In Texas it is especially unfortunate
that its value should be degraded, as il must
injure the Mexican trade.
Since the lunatic asylum at Raleigh
was opened, in 1851, the total number Of ad.
missions has been ,226, and the total number
OF discharges for the same period is 94s, Of
whom $40 were cured, 122 improved, $50
unimproved, and 32s died-leading under
treatment 27s. There have been l5i new
applicants Tor admission during the year,
but only SO have been taken in, owing TO the
want of space, etc., and these with great
difficulty.
of buffalo hunting in the Staked
Plains region the Austin Texas Gazette
says; The bufialOes collect In countless
herds for water, and it is in the water holes
they are captured. The leader is first shot
by a long.range gun, and this demcralizes
the herd, and the shooting may be continued
at pleasure. They are killed for the value
of their pelts say Ell. hty or ninety cents, and
the carcisses are left to perish. Two hundred
thousand head have already been slaught.
ered and ii is estimated there will be almost
$50 900 before the season is over.
The Osceola times., 1878-02-02
NlNs'Ei.L.ANE EOuS.

The country population of California
is only equal to the population of San Fran.
cisco.
1t is said that the government owes
importers and others $i,OO0,O00 for duties
Illegally collected.
In Waterford, Pa, three men have
been PROMPTLY sent TO prison for five years
for tarrlng and feathering a woman.
Pennsylvania is paving her bills for
expenses in putting down the riots of last
summer. They will foot up at least $500, 600.
A colony of Texan emigrants is form.
Ing at Rutland, VT, and an effort is making
TO have it the largest colony ever sent out
from New England.
French tobacco contains seven TO
eight per cent. of nicotine Virginia tobacco.
six TO seven; Maryland and Havana about
ten per cent. .. r
Nevada has law authorizing the pub.
lie whipping OF wife beaters. A whipping
post has been tremendously placed in front
Of the court house in Austin.
An establishment for the manufacture
of trade dollars was broken up in Philadel-
phia, last veek, and Cooper Wiltse, q notori.
Gus counterfeiter, captured.
The delegations that went to WASH
ington from various parts of the union are
greatly discouraged in their efforts TO secure
a reduction OF the tax on whisky
Very many of the cross-ties laid on the
Union Pacific several years ago have become
petrifed. So solid are these ties that 1t Is
impossible to withdraw the spikes.
OF tobacco. Massachusetts, averages q
yield per acre OF $40 pounds New Hamp-
shire. 800; Pennsylvania, 1880; Connect
cut, l,220; Wisconsin, 500; Kentucky, $50 !;
Maryland, 500; Virginia, 600 pounds.
The Osceola times., 1878-02-02
WAR IN THE EAST.

Though it is the general impression
in most European capitals that the Turks
will accept the Russian conditions, and peace
be concluded, yet much doubt and anxiety
prevails, particularly in London and st.
Petersburg. The latest advices from the
latter place say that more confidence is felt
since the peace conditions were submitted to
Austria, and were not objected TO on her own
behalf, thus minimizing the danger Of an
An ylo-Austran alliance,
1t is estimated that the combined Rus
sian forces south Of the Balkans and pressing
forward upon Adrianople are not less than
250,O00 men. After the fall of Plevna there
were not to exceed 10000 Turkish troops to
resist the passage Of the Balkans. III $4,000
were captured at Shipka Pass, and 5000
taken prisoners by Gourko in his recent
engagements with the retreating army Of
Suleiman Pasha, there would remain less
than 10000, not reckoning the killed and
wounded, the stragglers and those who have
perished in the hardships OF winter cam.
paign. 1t is doubtful whether suleiman
Pasha will, II he succeeds at all, enter Con,
stantinople with $4,000 of the 10000 Turkish
troops who were intended TO obstruct the
mountain passes and cover Adrianople with
their protecting aEsis.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-12-12

CorCREssIoKAL--The new electoral
scheme Of EdmuHds and the proposed
onslaught Of Blaine on The South, both
"a which are in incubation. are The chief
topics Of interest m Congressional cir
eIcs since our last report--the balance
- private bills and routine work. Be-
yond political spsech-making. little
seems 10 be expected from the pre-
sent House. Indeed. there is little
that IL can do and we think the less
that is attempted while The Senate
is republican and the House dem
ocratic, The better. AT any rate, the
country appears to be contented to bele'
alone for The present. DOubiless. when
full legislative power passes into dem.
ocraiic hands, as II viii after the 9TH o.
March next. IL viii make serious calls or
Congress. We look 10 see, and We be
lieve we shall see, that the democratic
party in the House and Senate is full!
equal to all demands.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-12-12
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, tbatatti?:s
~ expiration Of thirty days from W y,
date application will be made y ~
undersigned TO the Board OF CouD y
c Commissioners of st. Mary's county III, n
open a public road from Backbone G'l,,.a ~
TO the Potomac River, at MuiVeiI
Fields, in the Second Election pisll~
and to establish a public Landing "
Mulberry Fields on Blay Greek
JNO. +. COMBS,
JACKSON REDNAN'
THOS. RIDGELL.
Nov Il, 1880.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-12-12

that aetuatcs us all to prepare for the Holidays
rekindles 50 very many pleasant memories, ip-
rariabIy induces rs to meet them again in some
new habilimen,s in keeping with good taste.
Such being the ease, we extend to our many
friends pleasing invitation when in Baltimore
TO call on us. We are to befound at our place Of
business, the original New York one price cash
Clothing House, yo iss W. Baltimore street,
opposite Light. JAS. T. Byers, z. 5. Lindsey,
Geo. w. Mowbray, Edward DuvaIl, Vim. H.
Hoyt J. Becker, wm. V. Thompson, L. X.
Small, Thee. jennings, VIM. z. Hopper, G.
Kean, J. Wesley Brown, Cashier.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-12-12
Tag maaYIAMn eaamrp
TO THE FARMERS.

We desire each and every subscriber who IL
connected with Agriculture, In any Of its
branches, 10 consider the Maryland Farmer az
MS paper-to take deep interest Ia its welfare as
lift really was his property, and aid in It's
by obtaining new subscribers; reading il atten-
lively, and giving II circulation; Hakingat any
time suggestions as 70 matters that would lead
10 its improvement; writing short articles for its
columns, upon any subject with which the wri-
ter might be familiar; making enquiries for in
formation; giving facts and results Of expert
menss; statement Of crops and the mode of cuI-
tnre Of those crops; and, in fact 20 use the col
umns Of the Maryland Farmer 10 irnpart infor-
nation, or 20 seek knowledge from brother frrm-
ers By questions. IL would thus become plea
SAINT means Of communication between intelIi-
gent Agricnlturisls and practical men, BIZ which,
each would be benefited.
Dec L. 1873
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-12-12

We took 0ceaafon fer weeks back to make
mention q D suieea potato raised By Mr. A. W.
Gardiner, 81 Chapaie0 disarict, the weight q
which (s ~. oaneesl appeared 70 correspOn-
dent OF sbe h&psndeas 10 invade somewhat the
region ~ the imrsobable. Though none Of our
funeral, we Gel called upon TO say, that The
weight Of said potato was not overrated and that
We hare heard ara DO In part believe that pcta-
toes hare ben saiRd before exceeding this in
weight and even In Calvert county. But II il
not cur pnrposs 10 interfere in other peoples
quarrsls, The ps.sns reference being made to in
|aroauce gtnass Il 81 1fr Gardiner which we
End In the last ladsp0nSsat--
Editor n the Independent:
A short time since finding our editor Of the
Bwacox hanterihg Others on Eve pound sweet POI
tatoes raised in his district, presented him with
sample Of mr. large ones weighing six pounds
nine ouncps loosely remarking in my district
fChapticol did not notice Eve pound ones as ]
could 80 easily step forward and pick up six
pound nine ounce fellows, etc. In his next IS
sue be very cIeverly acknowledged the receipt OF
sarnDIe. mr. success, etc. Now having just seen
the comment If your county correspondent on
these facts found him worried, then Doubling
them altogether anu presently couns%lHE ue w
appear once again in the BEAcos and then dry
mp. -
why this rufae. this aim, Mr.. Editor, to di-
vert my suecess bora re, forsoCih, neither be,
nor his county, could cOlne up to Il, yet well
worthy their emulation. Iwonld have remained
placidly quiet under my own rustic vine and ne
tree, but because Of his endeavor 10 underrate my
farming success in small products, viii now
torture him on . wager Of who viii come EeaFts'
TO raising one hundred thousand pounfs of to
hacco the ensuing year Instead Of drying ~
this u quite an expansion, Mr. Editor, and lest
he Elay be disposed again 70 indulge in his weak
mess and this time run out his signal flags and
declare to y0Er patrons m impending cyclone,
/ vii, add. the offer Is open and will be closed
/ against any one arm OF his county as soon as
| shall have been apprised Of any one coming 4
the front By depos.: Of S5oS or 81 900 iE tn
hands of Messrs. r. Neale and Sons.
And now, Mr.. Critic, in turn, don't lea M
find You drying M; but If you can't come up y
the scratch yourself, at least try to wake NJ
your county TO an acceptance OF ibis offer iron
St Mary Is and you viii have my Acknowledge
meEis: but If not successful in this what then
why learn wisdom from The following counsel
viz 10 find out who people are and what doini
in st. Mary's, If You don't want again TO ru'
your head in wall. A. W. GARDINER.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-12-12

There are rumcrs that the State Fishery Force
consempIates at an early day making changes in
the peysoHsrt of at least three of the Oyster Po-
lice boats Of the State and that our own district,
1.-THE 6th) is among the number to be reconstruc-
ted. We suggest that the show not TO do IL is
to change for partisan, not public reasons. TO
decapitate q Deputy Commander in order to serve
somebody else and to allow the county having
within its jurisdiction nearly oil the oyster lands
in It's district representation to the extent OF a
single deck hand or no patronage ut all.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-12-12

Under above heading, Messrs. GreenWeil b
Fenwick, Of our Town, make announcement of
their stock of Fan and Winter goods, ETC., ETC.,
etc, which see in our advertising columns to-
day. They tell the little people, We notice, that
they are special agents for the delivery Of the
miraculous and toothsome wares of Kriss Kringle,
and se tell them it is the early bird that catches
the worm, and that the first present when the en-
chanted box isopened gets the frstpick and is
happy all day long.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-12-12
1l..rr,.a "a sas Tsur s-sslEa oaarssEllss


In the whoie range ct periodical literature, nc
solicitations ga eusnrare with ihe leading Brit
- ouar2erSes that are reprinted il this coantry
by the Leonard Scott Publishing Company.
The EdinburEh i devoted TO the Wing element
orDrfsish polisgrs. II i conducted now with
Discrimination, ffcedom, and intelligence worthy
of lis best days. The Westminster, Liberal In POI
it;rv. commands admiration, eyen from thosc
Who cannot agree uigh H. for the boiducss and
vigor q It's Thought ard Statements and the eEis-
I;anev Of IL style. The Lonaon Quarterly =
truly and honorably Conservative and always
ssts before the reader rare sskastoffAt things-
The British Qaarisriy ssAnds . . b.
wark for faith; not dispusiag the right o. Scr
ence 10 hunt for truth; but denying hat man. ~
hia searchings, has found out God, or that r.
vealed religion has been disprovcd By scientihf
theory and dogma. Besides The serious articiess
nlackwood's Magazine i famous Cor lighter =
savs and tales, and spirited picturrs Of life and
mannsrs, reviews. and Biographical Sketches
Several Of Bulwer,s best novels first appeared =
It's pages.
These sterling periodicals. through the enter.
uvise Of the American Publishers are reprinted
lar readers In this country, at price les thar
Enggish subscribers have to pay for the originals
To do this the Leonard Scott Publishing Com
Many l. subjected to great expense. and ough
20 be encouraged BY wide circulation OF its val
liable reprints. Any oneof these reviews can D
obtained orfonr dollars year-the four review
and BIackwook's Magaxe FOR fifteen dollars. N
better and surcr investment can be made viii
the same amount Of money.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-12-12
THE AMERICAN FARMER.
ETAELKuKD 1919.
FOR A THIRD or A CENTURY.
UxDER TUE SAKE MAHAsEnKxr.

Adapted TO the syssens, the crops. the ueopIe
Of TINS section its editorial force enlarged and
It's corps q volunteer correspondents more mr.
snerous than ever intending men 81 eminent sac
eess ~ tneir respective Experimentation work.
il viii aim to lie in 1879 better. Iriwhter- rnors
useful, Than 81 any time in It's past useful career
and 70 deserve To be welcome visitor 10 evcry
farmer and farmers family.
Besides the Staple Crops, special attention Il
given 70 Live Stock, Homemade and ArtiselaI
hold, the Grange, &c.
subscribe row. New subseribegsfog 1879 will
receive free three numbers Of 1878, iftheir nam
are in before Jan. 1. '--s-
Sl-5o YEAR. TO CLUBS or FIyE IN
MORE, ONLY 81
sAM'L SANDS 4 son. Publisher
i2s w. Baltimore ST., lsign oftSolden pIasv |
Dec. l2th, 1879. '0'-A'' az
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-12-12

Rev. Father yicinanza was taken suddenly i'll
on Sunday morning last while giving mass a
Mediey's Neck Chapel and had 70 be assisted
from the altar. lie WIS subsequently removed
to the residence fthe Jesuit Fathersia our Town,
bat though feeble from the attack, sufficient
" restored On Monday morning to take the Sue
for Baltimore.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-12-12

The Philomathean Literary Society Of st.
Johns College, Annapolis, viii celebrate its 10th
anniversary on Friday evening, December the
ls.h, instant. We are indebted TO our prcmis-
ing young townsman, Eugene +. Wathen, for a
complimentary ticket to the entertainment. Mr..
wathen viii read an essay, entitled ''Lear;'
Mr.. @. w. Berry, Of Charles, win speak upon
'sFeudalism,'i and MF. Frederick Sasscer, Jr o.
Prince Georges, will make en- address upon the
tIPatriotisn Of to-day"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-12-12
c:r.ust Court Proceedings.

Sinceour lastreportoF Circuit Court proceedings
the sOlIowing cases were disposed of-siaie Vs.
John r. Dorsey, Tbeiore repcried-1 Indicted for
forgery. Not guilty and discharged State 70
Susan Ann Blackstone Arrested on writ Of lu-
macy. Jury return inquisisiOn, declaring her
to be lunatic and pauper.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-12-12

In Baltimore city, on the 4th Of December, in
slant bv REV. Father Brennan, r. DAVID SAN
NER, OF Baltimore, 10 Miss ALICE B. MCKAY,
of this county.
Nv the Rev Father Paceiarini, on the 10th
of December, 1878, JAMES 7. MA1TTNGLY to
MRD0RA GUY.
On the 10th OF December, 1878. by the Rev.
Geo N. Berry, ". A. WRIGHTSeS to IDA d.
TENNISS0N.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-12-12

this way: 2, 3Oo-1,74S--552: that =
10 say, there we're not only no Demo
Gratis m that yard at the last election.
but In some inexpllcsble way, which
can only be conceived ol By Republic
can contestant or his counsel, there
were actually So less than none.
We suppose The allegations in refer
ence 10 Anne Arundel county can be
reduced TO The same absurd conclnsion;
and, as far a. Calvert is concerned, 1t
i charged that Ia the same way Crane
lost 1000 votes and Henkle gained
200, making . difference of 1900,
which is about the whole voting pOpu-
Iaiion Of the county. We have always
had respect for Mr. Ditty's personal
character, but We really think Col. Crane
had better get some other adviser. Mr..
Dirty has larger eyes for fraud than any
other man in the community. He d
politically near-sighted. and everything
outside Of the range OF his own limited
vision assumes Q g-otesque and unnat-
uFal appearance. There are longer
heads than his among Col. Cranes par.
Nv friends, and he had better advise
with them before entering upon hope.
less, and, therefore, useless contest
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-12-12

To ALL WHOM IT MAY cOscERS:
VHE have made another reduction On 'ho
w price Of all cur
STOVES AND TIN WARE,
making them cheaper than any house in Balu'
more. ...,, ,.,nr.
We stiIl sell the celebrated TIMES COVh'
which IL undoubtedly the leading cooking ape
ratus ever invented by human genius Ihe's
are many enyious dealers, who cannot Secgre Al
agency for its SALE who will try to pefsuaoe ~
10 buy some other kind. In order 70 g. ~'
genuine article go direct 10 the manufacturer
w. J. II. GLUCk,
96 n. Gay ST., bet. the Bridge and FRONT ''''
Baltimore, Md
and no sckeTe else.
We have every variety Of STOVES ID '"'
market, Mt the rcTy forrest cash prices ,..-..a
All we ask Is come and see the quAiig A"'
prices Of cur goods.
No Peniteniiary made Stoves sold " h'S'
". J. II. GLUCk,
oG North Gay Street,
betw. the Bridge and Front Streets
Baltimore, Nd.
Sept 10, ISTs-Iy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-12-12
EXECUTORS NOTICE.


OrpkGns' CoMr. Of 81. Mary's CoERty, Set:
Dec. q, 1878.
MRDERED BY THE COURT, That David
" s. Briscoe, Executor Of II. A. L. Reederr,
late of ST. Mary's county, Maryland, deceased,
give the notice required by law TO the deceased 8
Creditors 20 exhibit their claims and that the
same be published once q week for six successive
weeks in the st. Mary's Beacon.
Test: JAMES L. ". hALET,
Register Of Wills for st. Mary seounty.
NOTICE.
Inpursuance of the above order, hereby give
notice that have obtained from the Orphans
Court of ST. Mary's county, Maryland letters
testameniary on the personal estate OF II. A. n.
REEDER, late Of said county, deceased. All
persons having claims against thesaid deceased
are hereby notified TO exhibit the same with the
proper vouchers attached thereto 10 the subscri'
her on or before the 18th day Of June, 1872
they will otherwise by law be excluded from tn.
benefits Of the said estate All persons indebted
10 the deceased are requested to make immediate
payment to the subscriber.
- DAVID s. BRlSC0E,
Executor.
Dec 13, 1sTs-6w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-12-12
?. ". Trsmhe.

z. w. 1TimMes
We take pleasure in referring 10 the card oil
Mr.. r. W. Trimble, in another part OF TINS pa
rcr. who has succeeded Trimble Co., Nos. Is
and so. W. Pratt ST., dealer in sash, doors,
blinds and factory work, &c. The readers OF
the BEACON will do well to give them call when
buying, as they win find him both oblieing and
accommodating. Having factory of his own,
he i ready TO furnish at lowest cash prices eve
rything in his line and Of the best.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-12-12

AT the residence Of her husband, near ~. Jo-
seuh's church, in the 4th election district, after
lingering illness, on Monday, the And Of Deccu-
Der. instant, at O'Clock, q. m, Ann L., wife
Of w. Lambert Russell, in the 33rd year OF her
age. Nay she rest in peace
At the residence Of j. +. n. Raley, Esqr, in
this village. on Saturday, the 7th OF December,
instant Dr. HENRY HAW, formerly Of Wash
ington city, ID. c., in the sand year OF his age.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-12-12
FOR RRGISTER or Wills.

Messrs. E9itoTs Please announce go o.
ABELL, Esq, Sc candidate for the PD,'' Al ihs
Register or Wills for St. Mary conn: .,,rrly
election In 1879 and say that he will Ds - ~.lg
supported by the peopieof the county, s s1or.e
Sept 81, 1870 Iae4
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-12-12
FOR SALE Or RENT.

PIE weIl-known store, with To- Js = ne
y known as SANDY BOTTOM 81 Oi.l 4; srie,
ThTee-Noicfed Road, in the Pat11eh' 49,
For terms, apply at once 70 ,vr1ER.
b. HARRIS CAMALIbTa IA
Atty. at Law Leonafd'oN"'
April ~ ISTs-tf.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-12-12

We learn that Mr. John Davis, tenant On
EARN belonging 70 Rev. John G. Shedwicks near
Port Repuhlic, this rear raised On three aeEss .
rnsa.govF Iand 8 1920 81 corn. 10 bushels Of
Irish potatoes. tfree caxt-Ioads Of pumpkinsf
Ersany cf which we're too large 10 be pni IN
iiour barrel and black eyel peas too numerous
to mention lalress JoarnaI.
whewiIs-Ens. BRaros.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-12-12
DIVINE SERVICE.

Methodist Episcopal Churchs Sabbath D.
ccnlber 18th.
Joy Chapel II o. m.-Supplied.
81. paulss No service
WI. II. BARNES. Preacher IN charge
Dec IL, 1878.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-12-12
Chew JAcnsOs's Brsr Sweet Navy Tcbaseo.
Clothing store.

Clothing Store.
We call attention to the advertisement in to-
davis paper OF the old, reliable and well-known
house of Noah Walker L Co. This establish
ment, with branches in Washington and else
where. Is one Of the largest and most complete IN
the country. If we are not mistaken, this IS the
FIRST house which made the business Of selling
rcady-unadc clothing respectable and reliable To-
dav the Messrs Walker are patronized by the
most respectable and fastidious in the country
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-12-12

of our readers il specially called this week to the
asyrnrtiseuent OF John Wanamaker, to be found
IN our columns elsewhere. This advertiser Is Of
fering unusual inducements 10 buyers IN ms
line of trade, and We bcspeak an early call upon
him, ms his announcement shows ne y anxious
ana determined 10 sell aud is selling at the very
lowest figures Give him a call and contrast his
prices and selling advantages with those OF simi-
lar establishments before making up your mind
to purchase.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-12-12
e.s.,.n.ns.l 80 $500.

re Balsimsore papers uension that tie French
Gevernment has contracted Or three tnoasana
horsheaas IL Maryland sOhaccoin addition . ne
zoo hoxsheads contracted for lazs sFrins, 80
kinv ID. soo against e.ooo hogsheads iaas year