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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-02
NORTHERN DAKOTA.

Two inches and a half of rain fell 1t, Bis.
marck on the goth.
Nj. Waite Of Chicago, has taken a half
interest in the Fargo Times. so
Judge Barnes and E. 8. Tyler are build,
ing a fine residencs in Farso.aI * =
The N. r. company will complete forty,
miles aoi0 branch road north from Castle
ton this year.
The ystsryin the Red river is vsy5 low,
and some Of the steamers have been COM
PEELED to tie up in consequence. ,o
Grand Forks Herald: Father Lhiver is
plastering his residence and the Catholic
church and vestry, and otherwise improv-
ing the property under his charge, and keep
ing abreast with the Improvements going
IN il town. :.
Bismarck Tribune, %: Yesterday morn
ing James Bowen, an employe on the tx.
tension At Mandan. falling between two
carr We run over and killed. Coroner
Quinlan was summoned and an inquest held,
with . verdict according to the facts. He
was buried on that side. He Doesn't seem
to have any friends in this section.
A dead body VA, found floating in the
Missouri at Lincoln on the 90th, It appsr-
emily being that Of alsboring man, a in
dicated bY the clothing. The body had
been in the water for . considerable time,
.ssi it was nueh- deeayed. Onone Of the
arms marked in red and black India ink
were two hands clasped, annd.over this figure
the initials ~. NJ. G." A ticket issued 1t
Fort Benton July % having on It the steam.
er Helena stamp vas found on the body.
A coFrsgpoadeat &C FARGO of the Pioneer.
Pres. pitches into Dalrymple, the big farmer
Of Can county. It ssens that Dalrymple
adverpsed extensiveiy all over the United
States and Canada for 200 men for harvest
work at going wages" which caused such
an influx Of, laborers, that he secured much
Of bis harvesting done for about half the
amount q pay usually paid harvest help.
The cosrsspondept charges Dalrymple with
"cold.b1oodsd, deliberate calculation" to
induce IN Influx Of men and then compel
them to work for Les than the going wages,
updsr the p~fetextsAhat the supply Of help
sxcssds The demand, and that many would
= Obliged to work for low wages in order
% earn money enough 70 return home. 1t 10
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-02

Occupying three rooms. each 2sxi0o ssst
10 siae, and carving . corresponding
stock, be possesses facilities for supplylaR
The wants Of The people superior % suY
oahes house 10 Dakota. :,
GEO. y. HAWLDY.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-02
tte 9xily 3rfss mud 31tst1iss
yAskTos DAxora
tuesday Essrlg, sspsmb& z,sis.

The following is q statement of the oper-
atoms Of the national bank redemption
agency or,Aqgqst:
the month, notes Mt TOR circulation,
Assoseed q FoeNFAoAeo4
of $4.0Sa go
Notes un1t for circulation, assorted and .
delivered. to the comptroller Of the }Ffe u
.ment With new notes. 2.7s5,5oo
IL ~ IS = a4eSSSS4 III is IA .n sre aesSs, g
Of the United States $40, coo
Total for August, 1879. ..... 7.ss7,SO0
Total for August l47s. lS,47l $50
The follG6 .tateme2 %United
StssesS arrsahicy outsta1aing q It'll kte:
a. enNNledsptes....:iA ~ sfsa4,
IMfal II defHAtes. &tsueos.Xs1l6,S 4le0
e Ye1 hotes1G s......Xsssss&SsAel4sQ
Tw0H5eSr notes M 10S............ 10000 o.
Two year coupon notes OF 1885,. 28,70QO0
Compound interest nOteS.... 9oO,GGQOO
Fractional currency. all issues.... 15,Toe,oes,a9
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-02
WHAT THREE KISSES cosr.
Rochester Express.

hOCLleSger EXPRESS.
He was a dentist, and she a daughter Of
wealthy parents, accomplished and irresisti-
bic from all that luxury, culture and travel
in foreign chimes confer. He was treating
3 tender flaw in tive OF three other: brilliant
and peaf1y teeth, and when he had her
mouth filed with wax and her lovely
afns pinioned fast in, the chair lest she
might struggle when the cruel steel struck
suddenly on a delicate nerve, che locked
90 sweet and tempting that a sudden.
temptation overcame him and lie stopped
|euddenlyaa and imprinted three kissn on her
lovely lips. Then he completed his work
and in due time sent in his bill. eThe
young lsdy ID sphiIosopha - we'll q syren,
and was prepared to settle on short notice.
She, too, had a bill to render which does
ample credit to the woman's wit. Here is
his bill.
..Misa--,.to DR. DR..
To filling teeth. ........ $l4
And here is hers:
De- ,toSM Miss Dr.
To three kisses, ..... SIS
He paid the difference very cheerfally,
but sslslhai family obligations wiusfasbid
We i~.dslgencs Of a luxury . expensive
hereafter ssg
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-06-19


4hs fIkso seass wesk is cineianksi tase l.ss
pltns8 and aEs nos inirodas.se e sne 49,
HamA spnely Gnishea Family 80 ~ . -.
80 Vi alwa bees nees n ~ 49, 80 ..'ss.,
- NJ 4 cosa1snpicnlioR aaarea y ine Pgs'-
-. * .su,s = - rsrsy 10 inffoanee = =
item 10 the people OF this County. ltls- vesy
seldom that nsw article steps 50 saadenAN into
universal favor Housekeepers are load ~ W
urnise Il a always ready, there are no weagnt
10 get last or 70 be hunted up. . reiianae, anu
Nil nos rrt ont az order. TIE description c1
thrrn a 4 handsome base snrmounted By eos-
nEan In which woTks q spiral spFing 90 sclentia-
cally adjusted IS TO weigh anything up 70 tHs.se
rounds with perfect accuracy, On the top o. tns
column e the platform On which the articles 20
be weighed are placed, and they have an adlns-
table indicates a thai E0n CA aae =.
any Yessel you may use IN weagnl4g, gsNanE 49, ~.
their value in weighing fruits. sugars ana o'nef
ingredients used In preserving, cooking eG-, %
r. srsFine The weights % purchases from others.
The Scales are made OF Braas, are hlghiy poa-
ished and are finished in q skillful manper, They
are very attractive and take the eye o. every one
who secs them. arst NJ -astf ii. -,
n seems to rs that nearly every family IN TINS
county viii want one, and is certainly rare OPP
rorinnity for soma smart and enexgcfie party. 70
n;ek M quite niceIittIe income during the nt ~
lew months. The Couspany has agents IN otter
counties who ere easily making. from - 90 70
%G 90 per DAY selling them, and we wosid re-
cusnusend parties On nsed Of employment 20 drop
the ONO SCALE WORKS. No. Jas and III
Central Aveuue, Cincinnati, o., Postal CARD,
aud ali infbgmati0n &C., viii be eheeffally CIV
en- them By, HieationinE Our payer .t.a 81
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| IA 1

BALLOU's MONTHLY MAgAKTxE FoR JULY.-This
valuable and versatile magazine for July opens
with illustrated articles on Africa and the Zulu
war; and then there is.ag good thing. by the au-
thor Of ga whaleman's Adventures" about q
mysterious island in the Pacific, also illustrated
and several other subjects are treated Of MI In
teresting, accompanied by engravings. II Is =
rare number, and one that will commend itself
to its readers. The entire list OF contents are as
follows: The African Zulus; How the Chinese
Amuse Themselves; Bavaria and Bavarians; A
Coral Island; The Battle Of Narva; A Life Lost
and Life Won; Something for All; Prints upon
Paint; The Fingers; Summer By the Shore; A
Useful Ghost; Despair; A Word about Bird
Keeping; Giving Advice: The Little Wait; The
River; why they Parted; The Sisters Sacrifice;
Outwitsed; IN my Garden; Arthur Delaney;
Roses; Our Young Peoples StOFy-TelIe---Ay
Mothers husband; Ruthven's Puzzle Page; Ed
itorial Notes; The Housekeeper; Curious Mat
tiers; Things Pleasant and Otherwise; Our Pie
ture Gallery humorous illustrations). Pub
Iished By Tbomes q TaIboa, p HaNley Street,
Boston, at $3.50 year, postpaid, and for sale &C
all the periodical dePois in the country for IS
cents copy. ts. -.-ts t.. lex
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-06-19

PoLITIcAL OUTLooK.--As the DEM
ocraiic State Central Committee have
determined upon tomorrow, june 18th,
for meeting 20 select day fog the as
sembIing Of the Democratic State Com
vcntiOn, Il suggests itself 10 remind our
party authorities here that IL 10 aboutin
order 10 come 10 some determination IN
regard TO having our county represented
therein. Recognizing that there is q
clearly defined difference Of opinion
among democrats in our county upOn the
subjectofParty organization fer lOcalPur-
poses, We suggest that The Commhtes
avoid. IL they Gan under exigent party
laws. the mixing Ofmstters where there
Is no issue with matters where there 10
in other words. sRst the Committee
restrict their fsst cali 10 the selection Of
delegates 10 represent the democracy Of
the county in the State Convention, leav-
ing the subject Of party organization IN
other matters open TO subsequent de.
termination.
Another great battle was 10 have been
fought in Baltimore on Tuesday last be-
tween the "outs" and "ins," bot up 10
present writing. nothing has been heard
Of The result. We hope. and indeed
expect TO beer, that il has proven. .
"drawn battle" and that the contend
ing factions, each with cslors Tying and
each claiming The victory, as in the late
legislative struggle. bDt both determined
10 support the nominees Of The Conven-
ton, are now imitst,ng the lion and The
lamb and roostiBg together in peace.
IL Congress has made up lis MAD, as
il appears 10 have done, that under any
and ell circumstances, the appropria-
ton bills Tor the support Of the Govern
ment must be passed, particularly the
army appropriation bill, (vide Gov.
Hampton's late speech). the democrats
are destined to eat sill more "crow,"
Is the outlook is that Hayes will not
only veto the Judicial Supplemental
Bill, just passed by the Senate. but the
other appropriation bills as well. We
sincerely hope that he may. Now that
it has commenced backing down, We
have a strong curiosity TO learn. how
much further Congress is capable Of
backing, and whether j. proposes to
abandon its own rightful prerogatives,
the defence Of The imperilIed liberties Of
the people, to give up the struggle for
the next presidency, kneeI down, ask
pardon for past contumacy. and let Mr..
Hayes have his will' Yes. we would
Like to learn.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-06-19

THAT SUBsTITUTE.-The New York
Sun has been al the pans Of inquiring
into the record Of the substitute whom
Mr.. Blaine hired 10 do has fighting dur
ing the war. The result Of that inquiry
has been the discovery that the said
substitute never wrnt to the f5ost, bot,
through influence Ct which Mr.. Blaine
may know something, was comfortably
quartered in the Provost MarshaTs of.
Gee in Augusta. During that bloody
period (which even after the lapse OF
thirteen years. says Mr.. Blaine IL can
neyerrecallwithout thrill Of horror, "the
distinguished Senator from Maine was
hard at work on Q contract for furnish.
ing Spencer rifles to the Government,
and the subtitute Of the distinguished
Senator from Maine was hard at work
forging soldiers certificates Of discharge
and drait exemption papers and selling
them at $3.50 apiece; but The hearts Of
both were all the while beating true 70
their native land. Mr.. Blaine managed
his work so well that he was not detect
ed and got rich; his substitute managed
his so badly that he was detected and got
in Jail. Nor 10 this all. There were, 10
seems, good many patriots in Angus.
.. who. like Mark Twain. wanted their
country saved but wanted somebody else
10 save her. These gentlemen formed
an organizations called the Augusta 10y
al Mutual Alliance, with a pool TO in.
sure such its Of members rs might
be drafted against the expense Of pro-
curing substitutes. To that pool the
prudent Senator subscribed and out Of
that pool he paid for has prudent sub.
stitute. Several years later the city Of
Augusta undertook TO reimburse the
subscribers TO that pool and did 50 in Eve
per cent. twenty year bonds. TO meet
The interest on which. we suppose, the
people Of that town are still taxed
There also appears on the record Of the
city's contingent expenses for 1895 an
entry Of $500 pad J. G. Blaine for
sebstitute." Bot the distinguished SEN
atOF's substitute having done 50 little for
The money paid by the city of Augusta,
the distinguished Senator 10 eadeavor-
sBg to make uP iOrit by b-avely Sighting
all the battles over sgain. IN Ceagress.
which should have been fought by the
distinguished Senators substitute in The
Geld. pig
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-06-19

THEJUpIcIARr COMMITTEE aSD TmE
vETo.-Tbe report OF Hon. J. Psees0r
Knott. Chairman Of the House Jndfkia-
" Committee, on the Presidents veto
Of The army bill, 10 temperate bot raih-
er seernfnl dOcument in which Mr.
Hayes hypocritical objections % &c
measures are ruthlessly exposed. Dir.
KnSst traces The history Of the legi.la-
tion sought to be repealed. which he
shows vas intended expressly TO re-
strict the use Of the army at the polls
after The exigencies Of the var period
had passed.
THE words 'or TO keep the peace nj
the polls were not in the original text cI
the act, but were added in The Senate
as an amendment, which was earnestly
opposed by large majority Of those
who favored the passage Of the bill
They maintained that il would either
be ignorantly or wiilfully pisconstrued
as IN attempt by Congress 10 confer
upon Federal officials authority TO per-
form the fnnctions Of eonserystors Of The
peace 81 State elections. and that under
the pretext Of doing 30 they could elsee-
tually destroy the freedom Of the ballot
and evade the penalties prescribed by
the act with impunity: anNih ! -
Of recent history. II IS unnecessary to
enumerste the repeated and alarming
instances in which their apprehension
in that regard have been more THANH us
tiled"
The reasons given by the President
for his rejection Of the measure are con
sidered in detail and answered. The
report concludes that the entire argu-
ment against .he necessity Of the bill
sis left 10 rest upon the Presidents
reiterated assertion that troops have
not been aud will not be used TO inter-
fere with any State election during his
administration. That assertion was no
doubt sincere, but unfortunately FOR its
validity as reason for refusing 10 APP
prove bill designed for the protection
Of future generations as well as this. the
official term of the present executive Is
limited, and he may be succeeded IN the
exalted position he occupies by one who
will feel less scrupu!ous regard for The
freedom and purity of the ballot than he
Processes himself to entertain. More
over he is human and liable to change,
and no one but himself can know to
what extent the partisan debates in Con-
gress may have Influenced his opinions
even upon the questions involved in the
veto under consideration. The subjects.
Of despot must depend for security
upon the grace of their master, but
free people, If they would remain free,
win insist upon the guarantees Of posi-
tive law"
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nlIn.

AZ his residence in MedIey's Neck in this dis
trict on the l6th inst, after painful ana linecr
ing Illness which he bore with Christian patience
andfortitude. JOHN +. YATES, aged 81 yeara.
May he rest in peace r7es e
At the residence OF Capt Ben. Foxwell, near
our Town. On Friday, the 18th instant, Capt.
Fell asleep in the arms Of Jesus, near the viz
lage Of Chaptico. on Sunday, 18th ihst-, liftle
WALTER CLAUDB, son o. D. end Josephine
Penn, AGED months and 81 days.
The Simeon bisst Of death has, for the sncund
time since last Christmas, visited Che home o the
bermved parents Of little Claude. Thy win Be
done, o Godr'
Farewell, dear little baby,
We have laid thee in the tomb;
And many a throb Of heartfelt woe
Th0u hast missed by thy early dooHn.
Port Tobacco Tsmss please copy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-06-19

THe BALrIHoRE CRY LEGIsLATTvE
CoKvENrIoN.-On the nth instant Sc
parate conventions Of the Democracy
were held in each Of the Legislative
Districts Of Baltimore when Senators
and members Of the House Of Delegates
were nominated, % follows:
First Legislative District--For Sena-
tor-John III. Cooper (present incum-
bent); House OF Delegates-Thos. Me-
Cosker, Henry Caskmyer, Chas. r.
Hamilton, Eugene A. Early, Jesse N.
Bowen. Levin II. Morris.
Second Legislative District-Fcr Sem
ator-Wm. A. Fisher; House Of Dele
gates-Geo. Rinehart, Daniel Murray,
Martin Emench, Jas. A. L. Mcclure,
Thos. G. Hayes, w. Campbell Hamil-
ton. -
Third Legislative Distnct-For SEN
ator-Wm. III. Bysns Cat present Presi-
dent Of the Annapolis and Elk Ridge
Railroad); House OF Delegates-Edward
O'Ma6ony, John s. Campbell. DR.. NJ.
w. Donavan, Edward A. AIbaugh, A.
A. Rose, w. A. Boyd.
The ticket 10 regarded No q ereditable
one, gives general satisfaction in Balti-
more, and viii, doubtless, develop the
full strength OF the democratic party at
The polls in lis favor. Is il appears to
have obtained the unusual felicity OF
pleasing al political factions into which
the democracy Of the city is divided
II the same happy result follows The
cher nominations that are to be made
in Baltimore. Che outlook of the party
at lhe coming election viii. indeed. be
. bright one. II will settle beyond .
Persdventuse the election Of all demo-
cratic nominees Cor State positions.-
When the Democracy Of Baltimore are
united, victory for tke party Is assured.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-06-19

The prolonged debate in the ST. Nhry's R. R.
L Debating Society on the question-Should the
Legislature Of Maryland appropriate money TO
the support Of the High Schools, Academies and
Colleges Of the State2--wa concluded after .
hard eight on Friday night last and the question
was decided in the negative By a tie vote. The
speakers were Senator Combs, Jos. Fl. Key, d. C.
FTammesi, r. n. Holmes, J. Frank Ford, Enoeh
B. Abel, George Blackstone and J. r. King.
The question for the next debate is-ShOuld Chi
nese Immigration to the United States be pro-
hibited hy law7
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-06-19

II
MEssRs. EDITORs With thanks for your ready
publication OF notices, and for your copying for
the benefit Of those Of our people who are sub
scribers TO your paper ofthe Baltimore AmerieaH
retrospect article the progress Of the Protestant
Episcopal church, ask permission now 10 correct
n most unaccountahle mistake in figures for which
yOW are not responsible The increase Il e Dmmu n
cants on the Western Shore, which Is the present
Diocese ofMaryland, 1.-THE Eastern Shore being the
Diocese Of Easton, Is set down rs from 2, 6s5 in
1869 to Is, 200 in 1873, nearly nine4Old. This
bears error on its face. We have reason 20 be
thankful for our growth, but 10 has been steAay
and sure without any such jump Is this. The
number In 1869 was II ,965. Allow me 10 add
that the number Of COMMITMENTS IN st. Mary 3
county increased from 455 in 1869 TO 7lsin 1873.
JosEPH W. MURPHY.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-06-19

A Netsa Arrival.
George Hill, oolOred, arrived here on Satur-
day evening last George, though quite young,
has had somewhat Of an unusual career. He has
served two terms in the Penitentiary, one in this
Stase and one in Virginia. The FIRST offence Of
which he was convicted was in this State, and
the crime charged against him was The larceny
Of chickens. At the trial Of the case ]; trans
pired that be stole the chickens from Col. James
s. Downs, the States Attorney, who was then
prosecuting him, and sold them to His HOnor,
Judge Ford, who was then trying him. on
course his show was very slight. We under
stand that be did not remain very long here and
len in the Steamer on Monday. One thing vas
remarkable during his short stay, that not
chicken cock erOwed. 1u+
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-06-19
visit u he caasts.

Visit Of the Cadets.
The sseamer NAtiano stopped at our wharf On
Tuesday evening. having on board an ezezrsiOa
party Of the AIexandria Cadets. Il was quite
Late when the steamer arrived, but not too late
to prevent the Cadets from falling into line and
marching through The village. They stopped a
each Of The bosels and went through the gun ex-
excise. sThsir psseisioa IN sn4rehing, and exact
mss IN tha qua exercise, attracted the favorable
anientinn Of Al who witnessed them sud wbo
were capable q judging. They ieA % Wednes-
day mosning FOR home The ofseers were: Ma
JOr, W D. DenE Capt C. f., I. IA. Bafk<;
onpt. CO. D., VIC. P0tteS Ia Lieut.. J. D.
Kelly; aad Lieats h. AIlaa. The. companies
nunber 50 mep, mostly from Maryland and Viz
gina, but some ftom Other States The Cadets
are Oh tbeif annual excursion.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-06-19
Commencement a. Charlotte Fan.

By notice in our advertising columns, Il win
be seen, that there viii be public examination
Of the pupils Of Charlotte Hall School on We'd
nesday and Thursday next and that the Exhibi-
ton will take place on Friday Of the same week.
We have to thank the polite Secretary Of the
Board Of Trustees for ticket to the Students
Annual BAH, which comes OF on the evening Of
the Inhibition, as also for the kind reference he
has ben pleased to make 20 the writer.
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ne Improvsmsuts 70 Noore's Hutsl.

The Improvements TO Moore's Hotel, which
were commenced about o month ago, are now
nearing completion. A story has been added to
the old building, while the lower floor OF the
same has been renovated. The Improvement to
the building and village is very great, and, with
the whitewashed front and fencing, the Hotel now
presents handsome appearance. But the mas
tcr's hand has been employed in the ornamental
ton Of the Office and ihe-the tempting Temple Of
Bacchus. We would imagine that a little water
and sugar, with mint AID something TO color IL,
would have an added favor in contemplating the
tasteful surroundings.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-06-19

elssksns sssrs. 'f'ss' isasssss so s'71i
We eAll attsaGion 90 siss advertiseUseng in Co
days paper 81 the old. reliable and welI-known
house or Eoah Walker 4 Co. This Establish
ment, witlS sbEanehss 60 W9Aington and else-
where, is one q ibe largest and mos complete in
the country. live are not mistaken, this is the
Grst house which uzads .gise basiaess of ae1ling
ready-made clothing FeaFectabie aBd reliable. To-
day the Messfs. Walker are pafrOnized By the
most respectable and axtiai0as ID The country
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-06-19
The Ianasmus Cases.

The iuandamus cases are still hanging fire, on
account Of the indisPosition Of Judge Ford and
the ron-arrival Of Judge Magruder. Judge Ma
g7uder has been written TO, but no response has
been had from him. As the time is getting short
in which these cases can be heard some ofour at
torneys are getting on the anxious bench. Since
writing the above, letter has been receive from
Judge Magruder stating that he will he in Leon
ardtown on Monday next for the purpose Ofhear-
ing the cases
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-06-19

~HE ladies Of Mechanicsville propose havlnv
An Rntertainment on the T0HnfR ng nm
ngYT. consisting Of public speaking IN the mcrs
ne ~ ornfurs chosen for The occasion ana n.
hlsauT and reeitasiOns in the evening. A jEn.
nrr of All The deiicacies Of the season for twe,,r.
ave cents. The speaking 70 codimeoce a, ID
N. Admission 20 Tableaux, IS cts. The Dun.
ID eSnSFAIIy are invited 10 attend.
Ipne 10. lsTa-td.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-06-19
That scaa Fountain.

Our enterPrising druggists, Mcssrs. COmbs&
Spalding. have received and fitted up q soda
fountain, which Is now in full operation. II l.
one Of your regular, marble-iOp, marblc-sides.
yrup-eups, silver-mOHnted, lox-tin, glAss-hoId-
CT fountains. None Of your gOose-neck, squirt
arrangements, such as are used in Port Tobacco
and Prince Frederick. We have patronized the
fountain and found the water cool, sparkling and
delicious.