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CHERIFF'S SALE.
- BY virtue OF "a writ OF Levari FacIas
10 me directed, wall be exposed TO public
sale, al the
LAFAYE ETTE HOTEL, S4l Shipiey st.
Kept by John j. Dougherly. In the city of
wilmington, New Car tie county, Della
ware, on
WEDNESDAY,
The 10Th day of April, A. D., 1879,
al O'Clock p ~, the following describe
Real Estate, viz:
A II that certain let OF land and three
story brick dwelling house thereon erected
situated Ia the city of Whining on, bound
ed and described as follows, to wit: Be-
ginning at the south W wesL corner OF Taylor
and kirKwood streets thence westerly
along said southerly side OF Taylor street
65 feet 81 inches TO a corner at the easterl v
Eightn TO Taylor street thence souiherly
along said side of said alley and parallel
TO kirkwoOd street "A feet inches 10 a cor
ner thence easterIy parallel to The first
mentioned line and Taylor street through
the centre OF the party wall OF this and the
adjoining house on the south 65 feet 8 \
Inches TO the aforesaid westerly side Di
kirkwood street and thence thereby
northerly IA feet 3 inches TO the place OF be-
ginning, be the contents thereof what they
may.
SEIZED and taken In execution as the
,, property of Johu q. Heinl and Annie =.
his wife, ana I. It's, and to be sold by
JOHN PYLE, sheriff.
Sheriff IS Office, New Castle, March 10Th
1873. mar3i-eodis
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APRIL : 1870.

This paper has no advertising agents
in Philadelphia.
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hlElDEND.-h a dividend has been de-
~ clared by tie Wilmington 4 Phila
uelpnla turnpike Company of thirty cents
per share. payable on or after the 18TH
inst. at the n. T.. corner OF Front d Or
ange streets. JOS. TA1NALI.
leDI-2mO Treasurer
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
y BY virtue OF N writ OF Levari Facias.
TO me rected, will be exposed TO public
sale, at the
HUTEL OF JOSEPH KIDD,
Ia delaware City, In Red Lion hundred,
New Castle County. Delaware, on
THURSDAY,
The 18th day of April, A. D., 1879,
al O'Clock p. m, the following described
Real Estate, viz:
n II that certain lot OF piece OF ground
situate. lying and being In The town OF
Delaware CITY, In the hundred county
and State aforesaid. on the northw. slerly
side OF Clinton street north ca, terly side OF
FINN street, ana southeasterly side of
washington street, containing In front or
breadth ON The said Fifth street, 20s fe, I
and extending In 9Th or depth ON the
said Clinton and Washington streets, re
spectively, $50 feet. Bounded northwe t.
erly by tne said Washington street, soutn-
easterly by the said Clinton street. south
westerly by the said Eifth street, and
nor heastefly by ground of John White
large brick factory, two stories high, with
back building, frame stable, six two-sUoi y
houses thereon erected
Seized and taken in execution as the
property o. John G. Higgins and Elizabeth
| u, his wife, and Cha r.. Marchand
and ii. M atilda, his wiie, and WIN. Bow
en-, John Z. Nichols, Geo. l.. Postles and
william r.. Cleay I. It's. and TO be sold
| by JOHN PYLE. sheriff.
Sheriff IS Office, New Castle, Marcn 18th
| 1879. maf3l-eodLs
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4 ORCHESTRAL MUSIC.

~ NN = NJ '''''
PkoF. A. W. AARINKsEN. announces
that he has formed all Orchettra, which
can be engaged TO furnish music for balls
soirees ana pic-nics, at very reasonable
rates. Address
WASHINGTON. HOUSE.
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The 10th day of April, A. D., |

CHEkIFF'S SALE.
- BY virtue OF writ OF Levarf Facias,
TO me directed. will be exposed 10 public
sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, s4l Shipley ST.,
Kept by John j. Dou gherty, In The City o!
Wilmington, New Castle County, Della
ware, on
WEDNESDAY,
The 10th day of April, A. d., 1879,
al O'Clock p. m. the following described
Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF
land situate In the city OF Wilmington.
Ninth Ward. bounded and described as
follows, TO wit; ~ ginning a. a point on
the southwesterly side OF Twenty third
erly from the northwesterly side OF Mar.
ket strs ct ; thence northwesierly by said
side OF Twenty.third street gC 70 To a cor
ner; thence southwesterly by two lines AT
right angles To Twenty third street paral-
lei 10 Market street one from the place OF
beginning 90 Ieet 81 inches, the other from
the last me toned corner 40 feet inches,
where said line viii intersect IA line paral-
lei with. and two feet northerly therefrom
a line of land OF Jacob Derrickson, form
lag The southern boundary OF ,his lot be
the same, IN ore or less.
Seized and taken In execution as the
property of Jesse u. John on, and i.etitia,
his vile, and /. L., and to be sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff
SheriH's ONCE, New Castle. March 10Th,
1919 mar3l-eodts
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NJ OIlCE.- DIAMOND STATE
IN LOAN ASSOCIATION offers a new
series OF STOCK Tor sale; the first payment
may De maze any tlme 10 the Secretary.
GEORGE &. AkIS,
marlI-l tOl SIMPLIFY ST, 2Hd Story
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NOTICES..

NJ OTI E,-The Wilmington I.pan nsso-
= clatloh now offers new tock for sa le
ne nrhl payment may be made AT any
tlhe 10 tne Secretary GEO. I. MARIS,
nhl3l-Iln tOl ShlpIey ~ End floor.
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FOh SALE
vyoR RENT.

EOR RENI.-House M ,,-ss] -sT,I
l. street. apply TO b. McFI ~ va Jsl|
StA Tatnss n.
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EOR SALE-A nre proof f..
u AT this Office. ''' sale in,r
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koh sA LIZ OR RENT.-I,om1-.
l. Front and West sire, Is -Ilaoa Aa,s 4
feb2a-,f W. R. GatsEs
roni md Wsr =
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H'ON SA De.
4 a store Property, with Il
lana good brick dwellinghou..s' % ,sa ,e1
Apply TO EVANS PENNlyHnsssa,gp(| Z sa,p|
o1.Is. Elehth and MartS
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-09-04

ADVICE FOR, THE SICK Ro0N.-Noih-
ing is more easy 20 an experienced nurse
or more difficult 10 an Inexperienced
one than TO change the bed linen with
q person ia bed. Everything thst will
be rs a IiTed must be at habd. properly
aired, before beginning. Unluck The
lower sheet and cross sheet and push
them toward the middle Of The bed
Have q sheet ready folded or rolled thc
long way, and lay 4 Onthe mattress, an
folding Il enough 10 tuck ]; 20 Of tbe
side. Have The cross sheet prepared d
as described before, and roll IL also, lay
ing IL over The under ore and iucking
Il IN, keeping the unused portion Of
both still rolled. Move the palIent oytF
to the side thus prepared for ham; the
soiled sheets can then be drawn away,
the clean ones completely unrolled aud
tucked in on the other side. The COW
erings need not be removed While this
is being done, they can be pulled cut
from the foot Of The bedstead and kept
wrapped around the patient. To change
the upper sheet fake Oft the spread and
Law the clean sheet Ovey The blankets. se-
e1ring the upper edge 10 ibr bed with
a couple oi pinss standing at The loot,
draw out the blankets and solid sheet,
replace the former and put on The
spread. Lastly change the pillow ca
sess--SEbscTiber = h---1A1fsi1of
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-09-04

ETENTFUL AUGUsT.-The month Of
August, although less crowded with bat
tie anniversaries than June or July, has
had an unusually large share Of the
worlds greatest events. On the third
Columbus sailed from PaloS, IN 1892,
10 discover q new world. The same
day, twenty-seven years later, saw an
exploit OF almost equal daring-the out
set Of Cortex's overland march upon
Mexico. The fourth gave 6rst blow
to English feudalIsm by the overthrow
OF De Montfort's revolt against Henry
H.. in 1865. On the tenth, the Storm
ing Of the Tuileries, in 1792, consum-
mated the triumph of the French reyo-
lution. The ihirteenth crushed at one
blow the deaF-bOught supremacy Of Lou
IS XIV, by the defeat Of Blenheiin. 10
1704 The sixteenth, eighteenth and
aineteenthr witnessed tbe great battles
Of .Vionsille aud, GraVelotle, and the
complete surrounding OF Metz, in 1870.
The twenty-sixth 10 doubly memorable
10 France, rs The anniversary Df enc Of
her greatest defeats and greatest victO-
ries--the battle Of Creey, IN 1346, and
the cOmmeneement Of NapOleOn's two
days fight before Dresden, IN 1913.
On the twenty-eighth-Of-Aaga 1881.
Gustavus Adolphus defeated the Aus
TRANS, under .CUunt Tilly, at LeiPsic;
and on the thirty-frst, Hood evacuated
Atlanta at the approach OF Gen. .Sher-
man, in 1854. But ia addition 10 all
these famous days, this eventfuI month
has Witnessed the-execution Of the Scot
tish patriot, William Wallace (l3O5):
The establishments ofthe reformed church
OF Scotland 1560J: the outbreak Of the
seven years war (f756), as well as
three of its greatest battles, Minden,
Z0FadoFF aud Eiegnilz, lI75S-60t; the
birth of Sir waiter aSeett. (177); the
Liberation OF the Christian slaves at Al
giiers by Lord Exmouth's bOmbardment
of the place, (l8l6. aud Geu. Winfield
Scott's Mexican victories of Cherubus-
co and San Antonio, (1S4D. -, 81
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blood had fallen burned ~ thongh being
eaten away By aeoErOding poison. The
pain gave me no respite and increased
from hour TO hour. i could sleep sosne-
lines. but even then I never lost con.
sci0nsness Of my snaRnng. There vas
no one % whom / could make complaint,
and for lhaa matter there vas no one
who would have believed my stoFy.
You have been witness 70 the intensity
ot NJ suffering and yoa know how
much your opeFntiism relieved ne. Bma
= eon = hr wnrAd heals slle pein'
cones b5ck. t koS cone noW l0r lh6
third time, and I have no longer the
strength TO struggle against it. IL an
hour / shall be dead. One thought
consoles meas she has avenged her.
self on me in this world she will per
haps, forgive me in the next. thank
you for yoar good Offices. May God
reward you for theml ~
A few days after the newspapers Of
ST. recorded that one Of our rich!
est landed proprietofs had blown oul
his brains. Some attributed the suicide
10 grief at his wite's death; others, who
were better informed. to an Ineurable
wound. Those who knew best said he
was a monomaniac, and his wound,
which could not be cured, existed only
in his Imagination. f p
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-09-04

INITIALS ON FRUTT.--Did you ever
see a.name printed on agrowing apple,
pear OF peach . No. Weli, IL you wish
10 have that pleasure, this isithe way TO
obtain 10: While the fruit yet hangs
green upon tho tree, make up your mind
which is the very biggest and most
promising specimen Of all. Next, Get
out from ihin tough paper the initials Of
the name Of your little brother or sister
or chief crony, with round specks for
dots after the letters, and the letters
themselves plaIn aud thick. ThenPaste
these letters and dots on that side Of the
apple which is most turned to the sun,
taking care not 10 loosen the fruit held
upon the stem. As soon as the apple
is ripe, take OF the paper cuttings,
which, having shut out the reddening
rays Of the sun, have kept the (rBit
green Just beneath them, so that The
name OF initials now show plainly. At
ter that, bring the owner Of the initials
to play near the tree, and say presently,
"Why, what are those queer marks on
that apple up there p You viii find
this quite a pleasant way 10 surprise the
very little ones. and, Of course. you can
print short pet name as easily as ini-
tials. dog s
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-09-04

THE LITTLE ScAMP.-About a week
ago some young ladies' got up q party
TO 90 on a moonlight excursion. The
night finally arrived. and so did the
moon, and It flooded Geld and river
with a glow. Of Pearly riehpess.. sWhea
the party vas ready to leave The house
which had Been appointed as The rem
dezvous, il was noticed that one Of the
most charming young ladies Of the CO.
terie had . shawl On. "Whaf's the
matter, Lueys" inquired one yoong
lady, 'sAte you afraid Of taking cold -
"No, no." she replied. tsThe tslermon-
eter Is up At 06.. You'll roast if yo1
wear thatshawi.a -s.f'mwiiling to roast, .
she said, ratkesnf fsttIshIy e 'sDodst y6o
knOwSWhyi she wears that shaGll"
laughed her little brother, nssbe Wipsd
some iagy aH bis month With zhis jaekeG
sleeve. f'Yoa keep still, You Johu
Henry" screamed the=dear angel, -
she turned tEile red. The boy then
got out Of reach and yelled. "I'll tell
you why she wears that shawl. When
she gets out On.fhe river Bob puts bis
arm under 1t and hugs her. and nobody
can see through the game"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-09-04

WEAErEc THE BABY.-The infant
should be weaned in one Of the cnol
months, not between May and Oetolrr.
Il should be about one gear O.dsnot
younger than nine nor older than hiirSn
months. II is very Injurious 10 both
mother and child TO continue the nuts-
ing TOO long. i.5q s.tT 3ssdTss
y. Long before the time Of weaving. lhc
infant should have become accustomed
10 other food, in addition 10 The breast
milk: Il should have learned 10 drink
milk Tor one meal. AZ seven or eight
months, this may be varied By The adj
dition Of softened bread, and by giving
simple meat-soup or beef-tea. ItIs not
particularly desirable 10 give TO healthy
children meals of concentrated soups or
expressed beef-jWce; the irue aim be-
ing not to crowd the child with nOUr-
ishment oil which it can easily get
enough but encourage a vigorous and
natural digestion.
As the time for weaving approaches,
the number of food meals may be in.
creased, so thai the child wall be in-
duced to give up the breast with
very little difficulty. Only SIMPLE food
should be given, and at regular times,
avoiding pies, cakes, UnriPe or over
ripe fruits. sOoihingsyrSPs, patent med
icines, etc. .-..
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-09-04

Latile Annie VAS pFettily dressed and
saanding in fnoms ofthe house waiting
fof her motheF 10 % out'sndwide.
A tidy bog dressed in coarse clothes
was passiag. when Aho little girl said !:
acOme here, hgy,s aaa s'ake hands
with me- I dnan boy dus aliko You
named Bobby af
The bog lan9hed. sh00k handa with
her. and aaidsl AaKi9a q aiaalns girl Just
Ike 90. cnla sh1 hken,t - ~ cloak
MslA pa - d !. -
Here = lady came out of The doog
and said 'sARnie, you mist not talk
With bad boys on the street. j hope
you haven't taken anything from her
Go awsy, and never stop here again,
boyP ttti .la es n1ei ei1
That evening 1lAe lady was called
down 10 speak to'a boy in the hall. He
vas very neatly dressed. end stood
with bis cap IN his hand. II vas the
enemy Of the morning. 5el .l# r
"I came TO tell you that am not
bad boy" he said. II 60 to Sunday
school. and help my mother all can.
| never tell lies, nor quarrel, nor say
bad words. and l don't like q lady to
call me names, and ask me If I've stO-
len her little girl's clothes from her -
I'm very glad you are 50 good, "
said the lady, laughing at the boys
earnestness. "Here is quarter oi q
dollar. for you.''iel #tg .r ..fH4f
81 don'i want that" said Bob, hold
eng his hand very high. my father
works in . foundry, and has lots Of
money. You've got bigger boy than
me haven't yoIi" 7< b. f-'l
"Yes. Why ~ s.a7 -.g
"DOes he know the Commandmenbi y
HI'm afraid not very well." ga5.
"Can he say the Sermon on the Mount
and twenty-third psalm and the Golden
Rule" rG5i afs6 a 5ssf irs.sf<
lam very much afraid he cannot, =
said the yUnng lady, laughing at the
boys bravery. aa L..
"DOes he not ride his pony on SnR.
day instead OF going 10 church ?"
"I'm AFRAID he does, but he ought
nOt,Y said the lady," blushIng n liz
tie. il. l5fssf s4.ss g. 15t -TfiuHiTCF
"Molher don't know came here. .
SAID the bright little rogue; butI thought
4 woeld just come round 10 see what
kind Of folks you were, and ] guess
mother would'rather your boy would
not come round our doors. because she
don'..- wanA little Mamie TO talk 10 bad
boys IN the street. Good evening =
and the boy was gone.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-09-04

WOMEN IN THE BREAKERs.-A wo-
mans idea Of q bath in the sea is to step
down TO the water aud try the surf with
the tips of her toes to see if il really is
water. Then should bold wave rush
up and wet her ankles she must utter q
shrek and run back where IL is dry.
By and by she gets braver and goes 10
knee deep and catches hold OF the rope.
Then she will sit down in the water,
but must jump up again and say it's
awful cold When she isn't looking q
big wave will break over her, and she
gets thoroughly wet, much against her
will, for she intended to keep her hair
dry. Then she moves along the rope q
little, and strikes her dainty foot against
a clam-shell. She screams, splashes
out of the water, and declares that she
has been bitten by shark, She goes
in again after her fright is over. and
catches hold OF the rope with dozen
other women, and jumps up and down
in the water, Suttering The strangest
sounds, NEST like The growing Of an In
fant. When aawave breaks over her
she puts il down as Of the masculine
gender by saying. Wasn't tha! big
fellow, while a lusty man, getting ready
10 dive under il, excfaims, Here she
comes Fat women seemed TO enjoy
bathing The most. The dear, big crea-
lures in their jackets and PantaloOns and
straw hats come down into water like
rosy, fat monks out for lark. They
always stand and contemplate before
entering the water. How portly they
seem in their outfit Every one an al
derman in size. I never could uRder-
stand why they stand and gaze at the
ocean before intrusting their corpulency
to il, and | wondered il, like good
mothers that they are, they are SGraid
Of displacing SO much water as 70 make
1t rough at sea tOr some poor sailor boy,
as they move about. Very pretty wO-
men will look pretty in the water, but
the ordinary good looks Of a woman de-
terIorate into hideousness when her
cheeks get pale and her nose blue.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-09-04

Mrnxxr0Es OP PREsIDEErss--Tn
one Of the departments at Washington
Is ease open 60 public iuspectlcn. IN
which nre preserved specimens ufthe
hair q ell ths Presidents, from our lirst
chief magistrate 40 rFanklin Fierce.
The hair Il Washinelon j. neaFly pure
white, nae ard stIsooth Is Sss appear.
unce. Thaa &c Joha Adams ~ snearly
the same il color. ihoagh peFhapa . It.
tie c0arser.. The hair al JeaeFson Is OF
dilgerena character. being . tnlxture
Is @hit8 ad oganfn. - sand aEowns
and falh4g S8Asse. 81 hIa y0olh ar.
Jeaerson's hair was remarkahle foF Us
bright color. The barr Of Aladison Is
coarse and a mixed white and dark.
The hair 81 Monroe Is q HANDSOME dark
aubafn, smooth and free from any mix
ture. He is the oAly President, iex-
eepling Pierce, whose hair had under-
gone no change in color. The hair OF
John Quincy Adams is somewhat Pecu-
liar, being coarse and a yellOwish-gray
ia color. The hair OF General Jackson
Is almost perfect white, but coarse in
is character, as might be supposed by
those who have examined the portraits
Of the old hero. The hair Of Van Buren
is white and smooth in appearance. The
hair Of General Harrison IL hne white,
with q slight admixture Of black. The
hair ol John Tyler is q mixture Of white
and brown. The hair Of James X. Polk
is almost q pure white. The hair OF
General Taylor Is white. with slight
admixture ol brown. The hair Ol Mil
lard Fillmore Is, on the other hand,
brown. with a slight admixiure Of white.
The hair OF Franklin Pierce is dark
brown; Of which he had plentiful crop.
II IL somewhat remarkable, however,
that since Piesce's time no one has
thought Of preserving the hair OF his
successors. There are vacancies in the
case; but there is no hair either Of Bueh-
anan, Lincoln, johnson or Grant.
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ROR SHERIFF.

We are authorized TO announce WM. FRAME
FORD DC she Eiehth District, - q candidate fol
Sheriff NJ the ensaing election snd TO ask for hin
the support Of his friends and ikll0w-eitisens.
rsast." kisS N use eau ud0thEwOFK YO1 can make
kom so cts. 70 - an hour By Aevotiag your
Evenings and spare time % the business II costa
hoshine te tfy ths husiMen. n Nolhing like it for
nohey making ever Ouered beisre. Basiness
pleasant ard strictly honorable. Reader. II You
wamt TO know all about the hest paying business
Before the pablo, send us your address and W
will send you full particulars and private terni
ffse; samples worth SS also free; you can thes
Eulake up ynpr miud Cor youuelf. AanIes'
lGE0RGR e5iNsoN z Qo-S RCs'isHa AHiry
ST. JOHNS ACADERaY.
b. mEzsARg SCHOOL AT AEExAsDn1A, VA.
RnB 4Ist Annual Session win begin On M0N'
DAY, September LIST. Board and Tuisio1
tor ten montbs, 500. For eataiogpe, contain-
ling all necessary information, address
RICHARD L. CARNE. A. ", PrineipaI,
- - sf- Drawer 3, Alrzaadria Va.
Aug :. is7a-aw.
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81. 6%The lad who drops has hat Orer
the unwary butterfly as IL rests upon
the sweet clover, and. llien rearHing h's
hand csytlourly under The bat 70 gTasP
his victim, discovers. that he has also
ffIprisou9d bee, usually loses interest
Ia entomology SOrqthe time being
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, RoR oouNrY coMKLsskoXRRA

&c InWm a4S- NA161<R
1sssrs. Edifoes please announce Mr.. G. G..
HAYDENsef the eth district, as a candidate for
County Commissioner, subject 10 the decision of
a aDemocraiie Conniy Convention, n uus Be eniled.
Jqly a, 1873 Eighth District.
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y. N5.An exchange says t'striPed pare
soils have taken the place Of. striped
stocking" We don't believe IL. The
idea Of woman holding pair striped
stockings over her head 70 keep Of the
son. and wearing Parasols on her.
Oh. 20. We dOn't6eliexe the story.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-09-04

TEA lady said thai this was The fn-
est compliment whIeh she bad ever re-
cesved: She vas on horseback. and as
she rode past an Irishnian, who was
standing By the roadside. she heard him
ser, II wish ] was inPriSOn EOr the stall
Ing og ye." ts' s
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= FOE sHERIFP. -

M.as. BAtsrs- Csntlss.an- ~pIezse znnoance
b. r. ABELL, Esq., as n candidate for Sheriff At
the ensuing election, Mr. Abel Is an old, tried
officer and we feel certain this announcement and
his election will meet with the appreciation Of the
business community at large, irrespective ofpar-
ties. Seventh District,
June 50, 1879. .ss.'r.-s ..rrtss----.s
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--e4aA-aeailema8 osee. -FemsFked-fUa
witty lady Of his aequiatanee that he
must have been bora with silver spoon
IN BIS month. She looked as him care
fully. and noting the size Of BIS mouth,
replied, sI don't doubt 4; bat Il must
have been . soup-lsdle."
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ron SHERIFF.

Asssss. E:Iitors :-You are authorized 10 an
nounce JOHN II. BUCKLER as candidate for
che nest SheriHaIly and 10 say he viii receive a
liberal support from 81. lnigoeS District
March 81, 1879. ,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-09-04

II 10 due TO the people that our county be rep
,ersen,ed I'm the next Hosase ofDeleeatcs BY gen.
Ieismen familiar with their wants and who nil
spersevere In behalf Of their interests. If Mr.
JOHN A.. CAVALIER can be induced 20 serst
them, the whole people win be gratzhed and
elect him by { flda 81 s.1o q ?
q. Aug lA,sle7a 9.aa rgar lAccEAMAsIox.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-09-04
EOR TIE LgCLSLArURg,

Mar, Eai,ovs You are requested to an
nounce THOMAS II. BOND, Esq, OF PatRxent
district, AZ a candidate for the next Legislature
Of Maryland and 10 state that he will be warmly
uppofted hy Macy DENoCRATs.
Mareh 80, 1879.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-09-04

Msssrs Elifors Please announce JOHN A
e d. SHERMANTlNE, of the efh distsiet, as q can
didate for q seat In the Commissioners Cour
and say that he viii be warmly sapported by tn
people thronghoutthe county.
Aug n, 81, 1879 Ea - lTaxzPaytr.