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STATE OF MICHIGAN. J
COUNTY OF VAN RJrPEN

Notice is hereby given, that by an order of
the Probate Court for the County OF Van
Buren,, made on the 10th day Of May, A. ID.
1878, six months from that date were allowed
for creditors to present their claims against
the estate OF Lucena III. Norton, late OF said
county, deceased, aud that all creditors of said
deceased are required to present their claims
to said Probate court, at the Probate Office in
the village OF Paw Paw, for examination and
allowance, on or before the Goth day of Novem-
Der next, and that such claims will be heard
before said court, on Friday, the 20th day OF
June, and on Monday, the 10th day OF Novem-
Der next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon OF each
OF those days. 1262t4fl3l
Dated May 10th, A. ID. 1879,
ALFRED ]. MILLS, Judge OF Probate.
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{. S MI I H e. C O,
Let en- 60! Let EN- 60!
Price no Object!


"Hello, there. friend. Whittier bound in
such haste ?''
ITO that store, Of course. Everybody is
focking there, and il l don't get there soon
shall lose my chance. Delays are dangerous,
and il 1 am not on hand soon the bargains will
be gone, the cheapest stock in the city e1-
am compelled to so elsewhere for my Clothing"
That's fact; and as l am rather out at the
elbows I'll go along too, as the old proved says
"a sixpence saved is worth nine pence you
haven't got" So 1 will make the most of my
money, and buy at SMITHS"
And sure enough they did, and SAVED
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. by having their eye
teeth cut and knowing a thing or two.
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MORTGAGE SALE.


Default having been made IN the conditions
OF a certain mortgage made by Michael SuIl
van and Joanna sullivan his wife. to David
Baker, dated April 3d. \. ID. 1873, and re-
corded in the Office OF the Register OF Deeds
for the County Of Van Buren, and State OF
Michigan, on the Doth day OF April, A. d.,
1878, in liber OF mortgages. on page 3i7. on
which mortgage there Is claimed to be due It
the date OF this notice the sum OF one hundred
and nlnety-eght dollars. and no suit or pro-
ceedings at law having been instituted to re-
cover the moneys secured by said mortgage. OF
any part thereof: Now, therefore, by virtue of
the powder OF sale contained in said mortgage,
aud the statute in such case made and pro-
vded. notice is hereby given that on Monday.
the 23d day OF June, A. -. 1879. at one O'Clock
in the afternoon, | shall sell at public auction,
to the highest bidder, at the front door OF the
Court House OF Van Buren, County, In the
village OF Paw Paw Chat being the place where
the Circuit Court for Van Buren, County is
holden). tue premises described in said mort
gage, or so much thereof as may be necessary
to pay the amount due on said mortgage. with
ten per cent. interest, and all legal costs, the
premises being described in said mortgage as
oil that certain piece and parcel OF land situa-
ted in the village Of Bangor, Van Buren, Coun-
ty, Michigan, and described as follows, to wit !:
Lots No. one Cd and two (2) in block No.
twenty (20) IN tEe village OF Bangor.
Dated March 22d. 1879.
DAVID BAKER, Mortgage.
MILLS, KNOWLES q HILTON,
Att'ys for Mortgage. 1253t13f106
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FALLEN LEAVES and other Sermons: BY
Kew. IRVING A. SEARLEs. Price, 25 cents per
copy. For sale at this Office
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south Haven Div fsIOn.
Leave kalamazoo at 40 a m, and 80 p m
Pass Coolies at 20 a m. and sc m
Arrive at So Haven at IL 90 IN, and 20 D m
Leave So Haven at 6 40 m, and 90 p m
Pass Coolies 8 81 IN. and % p m
Arrive at Kalamazoo 10 25 m, and 40 D m
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Sunday excepted +Saturdayand Sunday exc.
ENRY G. WENTWORTH General Passenge
and Ticket Agent, Chicago, Illinois
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To Hear Claims.


II. g. J. d. BURNS, Att'ys for Mortgages.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-09-10
TILE LATEST

By the arrival Of the P NJ. steamer Australia on
Tuesday morning last. from San Francisco, We have
dates down to the LIST inst, summary of which is
as follows:
London August Sl-The Posts correspondent
at Berlin announces that the German Government
owing TO the war between Chile, Peru and Bolivia
has reinforced its South American squadron.
A Standard Vienna dispatch says that 1t Is asser-
ted that Russians agent are distributing procaina
ton amang the Albanians, intended TO excite them
against the occupation OF Now Bazaar.
The Vienna correspondent of the Standard asserts
that authoritative advices have been received from
Rome TO the effect that the Negotiations between
Germany and the Vatican will not be concluded
until propositions are made by the Vatican OF q
very different nature from those now pending.
A Standard Rome dispatch says that the Pope has
received memorandum from wen known per
sonage in Germany asserting that Prince Bismarck
Is not coueediug anything to the needs OF the
Church, but is yielding TO the momentary political
necessity.
Consiantinople, August SL-The Turco Greek
Frontier Commission held meeting to-day. There
are rumors in circulation that the deliberations OF
the Commission We're OF an unfavorahie character,
but they cannot be traced any reliable authority
Another sitting will be held.
Vienna August Silt is now stated that the ap-
pontment of Baron HsYmerle TO succeed Count
Audrassi is not so definitely settled gener.
ally supposed. He maniiests some reluctance to
permit Count Andrassy to propose him TO the En-
peror because he lacks parliamentary experience
The HeSse and F7enbldn announce that the Aus
TRAN Commission to arrange the occupation of Nov
Bazaar crossed the frontier.
Lisbon, August Sl.-Advices from Valparaiso of
the l7th say: IL is reported that the Chilean Minis
ter OF War has rendered his resignation in couse-
quence OF the censure passed upon his adminisira-
ton.
Ii is asserted that the Peruvian authorities stop
ped Chilean envoy while on his way to Columbia,
and seized his Instructions which were to propose
an offensive aud defensive, alliance between Chile
and Columbia against Peru.
New York, September Ia Herald Washington
special says: Since the adjournment of Congress a
number OF General Grsnts friends have had under
consideration u suggestion TO create the Office of
Captain-General OF the Army, with suitable pay
aud allowances, and TO have the same rendered TO
General L. : Grant in recognition OF his patriotic
services in behalf of the Union, well 10 afford
him permauen; occupation AT congenial employ
ment during the remainder of his lie. This idea
has been quietly cauvassed among those members
OF the Senate aud the House who have visited Wash
ington during the recess we'll as at Saratoga,
Newport, Long Branch and White Sulphur Springs.
Ii eau be said that the proposition has been recev
ed with great favor. and will take shape in bill
accomplishing the purpose named early at the next
session of CougIess.
Memphis, August Sl.-Twenty new cases of yell
low lever and five deaths have been reported to-
day. The weather Is suliry.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-09-10
Mortgagee's Notice of Sale.

Am SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 18th, 1879.
" under aud by virtue of Power OF contained In
a certain mortgage, made by Lila IVY and Kekahuna XXI
her husband 10 Catherine tewart dated th
rnary 1876, and of record In Lber H. pages sI So
37S and aud for breach OF the condition
contained am directed by said Catherine Stewart
TO sell at Aublic Auction the mentioned day. in
pursuance OF said power OF SALE my the
city OF Honolulu, at IL NJ Of that day and singular
the lands tenements and heredtaments right,
title estate and interest OF the said Mortgagors land
scrbed In Royal Patent No. $685. Lono, deceased
mentioned and described In said the same being
all situated at Mosuea, Kalh, Island OF Oahu,
particularly described as follows:
hoomaka ana ma ka pohaku null ma Ike XIII ka
alma Kanakakaua, pill ans ka alma Ike Ronohiki
e holo ana aSau SO, kom u kaul., PHI ma Ike
awawa- komo ana ka laau alani a hIkI puka laau.
ka poo ka awawa pail ilura, alaa hema 60 kom.
5o-lo0 kau tho ana ka una ka hull hema o kn lapa
hik ka ponaha aau kiekie, Alfalfa, hema 4se 7l0
Hoomanawanui mahee, Ola hoi ke Xiii o ku Hoo
mananui mahee, aaila, hema s0o hina s0-l00 kanl
tho ana malao ma Ike kahawai Kaohi Ike kae pa,
aaila, hems l2o hikina 50l00 kaul, hele Ike
kahawno kaohi hiki Ike kahawa KamanaikI, alaIIa
hoo ma Ike kahawai o kamanaSi hiki kahi hoonaka
al a naoko o in apana alma, he umiKumamallma eka
oil Xxi akn a emf ikI mai paha.
And Also all the right title estate and interest of the
said Mortgagors In and the nakai half of
OF land described In said Royal Patent aforesaid.
For further particulars enquire Of
C. S. BARLOW, Auet'r. or
K. +. BICKERION, Attorney OF Mortgages
Dated Honolulu, August % 1879. 1853
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-09-10


m s--a sa.s--6s.i-s Xiass Dr1iaAse cOunis-
Hiuu--s hurr Er-n1nasE ma oriaE debt Of z4Q.
HHT m 90 -rr-nr 1isr-i-z al me puEpinE engines
ua1E - r-l--sz- N sEe-s Il this Eoeid be the
- e-z11-1stisz Eozlc nsFer recover from the
Eamnr- znrnzr uf a. rolis-T ow1s-E is called
-r uuunia-- ~ s-nr-iu--
49, 5irrz.-t rsvsl -z-rsssg % the rrnor that
60 fia-izls 6e15- ius Meath 6aribaldi. Al
l.aus usa--z-i.a a cuz-adi-tiou 81 the report, and
uu-u ts a1s. hHs uu-Flsssy rsSsrsTsa from his re-
&C., rrl-1lrlua-ai1-
Il r--.--u.--s q Ia r-uEfk q tie Russian and
- - EnE ri-r a. the increase Of reEe-
uuM sr l1znz5u-- ~ Er-lEr 6srsrrEeut is eousid-
rr-rr Ens Hrraalrii-r az Eur-eEsinE the army, Tor
- r----ass ~ E1Ft-z1ert ASKS . PerpetuAl
E-u ru-t E.Isra q yzne -th last publishes
H-m Hhm -su-du- -Hmsr an nscuunf Of wonderful
Eiu==T az uz-u-1an poiHu1 IN AnstrAla oF
49, 80 H-ie1-ls-E, -u1.es EsrE1t 11d Siguor &c
- $50 -aat -seT ~ sac - saEPend animation
NJ sl url r-arssu-l 1ilez n tnlt state IN free1-
5- urau- ar E--upg, ~ be -usuEcitHied there. In
- ~ -u-a &c. wu1de-fEl discoveries busi-
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-r--irr - ~ z1zz1-t @-sezing chamber AZ Middle
- mr srrsr-aainE chg i-alls-, Christopher New
- ls- --r lnsurns--r funhs- The whole neeouni
-u-.sr-t-rs litr ne --Mou- Hoax" bat local
- 7u1-a.1I e rh1z.sosr are euoted a. a.
49,
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-s -tnua Cs--r1 L-lrola' ghle q tos - ~ y
g. ta-L e. crt <i-iurE tea Htier1oon' Ettn sssoet
- -. - sr-1zit- 1et BY two Strangers II
So az A Z errrm-l q, Wh1 threw cayenne pepper
I'M No. rrua ummrrhnE tim FarEHge d money ana
u-z- ma . tiurrT, drrFs away rithsuf ostectien-
49, ~ slissd- t-su lie ulissis Railroad
49, 50 So nuE rFhs s1ssssrfzlly elnded par
ma- 1ar a lazr za=la hlrn buu1 nPrrehenoea ~ ne
- Tr-- - th-uu Iall-knSwn thieves
ua-sE Ian.s csiuz. Iar-sz Glen md Nike Grow
- L. sc5a kzEs kstt ia E1-tsr qniet 1ntIl Re
mr wnm r. b.-sms kzuun th4t I. Psrtioa 81 IA
=nmur mn1 lnn Eirhmur-lnn wgrn. rnP1nrrd.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-09-10


1-- F-zaaasal -e- . e lr-rlr. $50 s-Nrs Anna
Ll Do su -laas 1850 szc z-llls-E- 1as smith
E-a--s-- ~ 1ia--zs-g- seFz * and Nh
So a. $685. ~ - iuE ? C11k- 7 Nat
faa--- ~ Lavraa--, n &.aat ; WiseEEu,
aas--1- ssT1 M t--eT llc : en- creus and
ruz-r--l rs- EzlaEEuE SD I'm DAILY and
1aal.la-r ll--s-s.. -llsss h-slz1 and fEuiy-
r-nm -u- E-un-n-- ra- Llt- ssrt5-E Moses. s. dney
A. w. 4 Z FTlliiaals. = GErdnsr. Il
- lz-zs- . izl-rs--l-a z KIP : AZ sAc1sls-,
w-um $780, F--r r.s- L7EsLfs ssFt &C Af5ag G
w Ea-tE At Mss. v : Brn1is- Mrs J
b 49, 81 49, ~ EE-Earul, Nrs " Love, Miss
-r-Hr 49, $685. s-las--uaE-
- F-uurr-- 30 a1---a1iz Sezte-nbe- att--Alr 2
- Mra lnall Miss Carter Mss J
1z.r slsl.--ell- NJ , : Eiee- M Niu1, Mr.
lIar1r la-- E-. Easssrl ~ : Ni5huls Mr. Chu, Mr.
~ - Ellli 1iss Z : . ilsat- Ms CtAFsaAu.
Eza= l1r Earaa- 11c wii---z EuruPsG1s En6 Is Chi
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E-m E---.-a - III ssTr s-xrF &c Spencer
- 81 81 a-azzs LzF-ui- Va UgahEi;, Al Ching,
- l-sez l--z--t Eass- 5aar sl-lufI- Max AdleT,
-
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ll1s-.Eur p asl-szs EErf@--E-
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So z.a- 1..aE. Ezr saA X Aver. sgt s-o-GsP
rundsrl=E F=--. - LsEsEEs. SGT sc 2 Bishop
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11uza ElEz-rrrL Er sifs aud d4ugh-
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49, -u-alsuus o. a-1s-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-09-10

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nr ra-a-r--as 1iis1srrrF Falirr- ulasiss-Lss san
r-r1 q. q tug
80. 81 uez-ier. Firsg
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ssll = 81 ~ 1u1 ca
rs1rl- ~ tts tire
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i $50 Lal. la-1sr- 1-ls1eT-e1ils1 trl-- san
1sars - sus1h-r ~ entire
=1ulaE aaf = n @Ehted
Ear Ora u, -s. at1 z--Irrd q ths port
d a1rE u-l- q a-su-s
49, Eusa-aalz Cz---l Cd-l-uzudsr-
t-a-als1 ] > 81 her
rl- 81 81 fE-z..als Ts-1uds ateEu a.
u a-r1r lEtezs an1 we4ll-r, uith
D. G1s-eaiE Hluds. with 1us
$3.50 g. .-f5 la--l-1 II pix = Homo
81 - s1--sz.l-r-
49, IA E-rHu- --ls.a----ssfi TIE la q
s--uas Als.u-l - la1 lals5e-a-s Nora and
a-aaa.-r uraiaas al t1s -sazlad- AZ shs Ts4s-Eee-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-09-10

LECTURE AT THE LYCEUM.-On Thursday Ito
morrow evening Mr.. Il. S. Renton, OF Brooklyn,
New York will deliver lecture on the contrasts
OF life in seven cities" Mr. Reuton's well known
abilities lecturer should insure him full house
on the occasion The subject is one affording fine
field for description and the treatment OF facts
while the fertile Imagination revel in the scenes
presented in every cay lie in the large and popu-
Ions cities Of the old and new world From the
high encOmiums OF Mr.. Renton's powers as a deli
neator OF character, testified in the Brooklyn
newspapers, We feel warranted in bespeaking flor
him good audience.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-09-10

E9- r B. Woodward, the well-known proprie-
tor OF WoodwErd's Gardens In San Francisco, is
dead. Mr. Woodward was well known throughout
California, and indeed throughout the United
States He leaves estate valued ,at So 600 600
the product OF bis enferprise and Industry
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-09-10
Mortgages Sale of Real Estate
in Honolulu,

" pursuance Of Power Of Sale contained In certain
Mortgage Deed dated January 18th ISIS made between
Victoria Tell aud wm Tell her husband the one part
and Peter Dalton of the other, and 81
folios 256 257 and 2Ss Instructed TO sell at pubiec
auction, ut my sales Room, SATURDAY. September
18TH at y NJ all those premises King street.
Honolulu opposite the Station House, adjoining the
premises Of Captain Meek, together with buildings
and improvements thereon. c. $. BARLOW. Auct'r,
Or K F. BICKERTON, Attorney for MORTGAGE.
Dated Honolulu, August 3, 1879,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-09-10

- During the week accession of fine bred
stock has been aided to those already on these Is
lands. Mr. Washourn imported by the Discovery,
II mules Il COWS and calves. bulls, horse aud S
AuEors goats all in fine condition, and pronounced
By judges 10 be hrsi class Messrs. BOwley & Co.
imported by the Liliu, 50 mules, horses 81 bulls
cows, heifers, IS hogs, Is chickens, and turkeys
al 10 good condition. Mr.. Washburn also i'm
ported bY the Ella 20 mules. u cows. pigs and Is
dozen fowls, all ia good condition. These impor-
tations aford superior opportunities TO purchasers
10 procure the finest breeds aud doubt those
inclined TO buy will avail themselves of this rare
chance
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-09-10

ELECTION OF oFFIcERs.-At the annual meeting
Of the Workingmen's Library Association held at
their rooms, on Saturday evening last the follow
ing year. viz; President-Thomas G. Thrum; Vice
Presideni-Rev- DR.. Hyde; Secretary-Max Ei-
finger; Treasurer-A /. Smith Board of Trus-
DR.. c. 7. Rodgers, Walter Hill, H r Hollis
ter, J. Il. Black, J. Ashworth Andrew Hep
burn, and VIM johnson. We add, that the associa-
ton is in 8 fourishing condition and is in every
way answering The ends of its creation. We trust
that the interest of the public in this excellent
siiiutiou will not flag, out will be kept, up so that
the library association may be the means of doing
extensive good to all classes, citizens aud strangers
alike.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-09-10

~ o. Saturday next M Adams viii offer at
auction, al Mr. Luuings, Fort street, fine collec-
tion OF oil paintings. IN splendid frames and en-
bracing great variety Of subject and scenes This
collection Is Of superior merit and well worthy the
attention Of our art loving citizens.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-09-10

CROWDED 0Ur.-For want of room, we have been
compelled to defer several articles on important
subjects this week, and among them an article on
the doings OF the meeting at the rooms Of the
Chamber Of Commerce 10 this city on last Thurs
day, on the subject OF coolie immigration.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-09-10

81 The coasIing schooner Jusnila belonging TO
Mrssrs A F. Cooke 4 Co.. of this city, got on the
reef al Naialua, Oahu. on last Thursday. The
schooner Vallejo returning on Monday last from
the scene Of the wreck reports that the Juanita is
total loss We understand She is partially insured
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-09-10

MUSICAL REHEA KsALs-The weekly rehearsals
Of the Honolulu Amateur Musical Society," have
beea resumed, and are held. as formerly, at the
Lyccum, Friday evenings at ~ O'Clock A iull
attendance is earnestly requested for next Friday
IS there i business Of importance 10 consider.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-09-10

~ At the services held al the Keumakapili
church, on Sunday morning last, n collection was
taken up In behalf OF the church fund amounting TO
Sl.25lI5. Such exhibition Of liberaliiy for
praiseworthy purposes, such as this is is com
eudaole IN the highest degree, and will certainly
redound 70 The credit OF the cheerful giver.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-09-10

THAsKs.-We are indebted TO the politeness of
Capt. Fuller Of the Discovery, for flies OF news
papeIs from San Francisco oflGest dates for which
The captain viii accept our sincere thanks.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-09-10
NOTES OF THE WEEK..

- Mr.. Barlow to-day. sells fresh California
fruits ex steamer Australia
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-09-10

INTERESTING CORREsPoNDESCE.-Next week we
VIII give the 6rst OF series OF letters from South
Africa, from the pen Of the gifted john NJ. Macdo-
nald ESQ. formerly book keeper for Messrs Cleghor
treat in the letters OF MIR. Macdonald because
be is not only easy and ready writer, hut man
Of extensive reading, improved by extensive travel
and therefore can write letter worth reading
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-09-10

LUPRon's CIRCUS CoNBIsATIoS.-As We an
nonDced last week, Mr.. George Luproil has arrived
from the Coast with new combination troupe of
first class performers, and viii give his first exhibit
tOn on Saturday evening next, the 18th inst The
artists embrace the following: Mr.. Frank Robbins
the great sOmmerssult bareback rider, and the
only rival 10 the renowned James Robinson; Mr.
Barnard Boguer first class gymnast; Mr.. John
S4rbuIt clown and juggler; Mr.. Max Adler, gym
mast and acrobat, and Mr.. Alego The Ostee Indian,
who does sumo wonderful things in his Indian act.
With such corps of performers Mr. Luproil will
give such an entertainment as will please the peO-
pie LUproil will have everything in the best of
trim on Saturday evening, when We hope be will
have good turn out TO encourage him for his
energy and outlay OF money, in order to cater 10
the tastes Of the people Of Honolulu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-09-10

TIE CRICKET MATcH-We understand that
match has been arranged between Mr.. Harrison and
Mr. Sullivan 10 play game Of single cricket on the
Waikiki plains, on Saturday the 29th inst As both
The gentlemen are crack cricket players the game
viii be worth seeing, especially by those who have
never euJoyed the pleasure OF witnessing game OF
cricket. We have no doubt but that d large crowd
OF persons viii be il attendance on the occasion.
The hour Will be duly announced in the newspa-
pers
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-09-10

81 On Saturday night last the order of
{" Knights Of Jerusalem" bad an enjoyable gather
Inc IN P4uO4 Valley, short distance from the city
The exercises CONSISTED IN dancing, with its con-
c0mifaut auxilaries The amusement was kept up
until J. O'Clock supper on rather novel plan
Was prepared, Of which goodly number partook.
Agree in their Judgment that the knights are right
Jolly and lively sci. Give rs auolher Mr.. knights
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-09-10

- =. ~. : a. Su--aHs Hospital sept Sd
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-09-10
A'o' Aiset 'He 9'o'e SAFE wiz NC so'u'
The Carriage Horse PaIani

Kind and Gentle In every way is a arstclass Family
horse. and formerly owned by n Ballieu, French
Commissioner Is also COED Saddle Horse and sold
no fault Also nice Single Buggy, with Standing Top.
&. :. BARLOW, Auctioneer.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-07-24

n ooK NOW rs THE TTNEE to have your
PICTURES framed with neatness and des-
patch ard ut very low prices. Parties havisg
tour o. more In Number win save Is per eent- ~
sending n their orders 10
EDWARD PAGAN,
ChaElotte Hall,
Sc. Mary's CO., Nd.
Ap,il J. s5s-ff.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-07-24

6ln00 A MONTH guaranteed. sfS . day
HNl al home made By tie industrious.
.AM II Capital not required; We win start
WitIU Jon. Men, women, boys and girls
nssks monsy faster At work Cor rs than ct any-
ehinn else. The work Is light and pleasant, and
such Is anyone can 20 right at. yhose who are
via Who sse this notice will send rs their ad-
dresses AZ once and sec for themselves Costly
OufGla and terms ffec. Now Is The tinae- Those
alreaaY At work are isying up large sums og mo-
nsy. Address TRUE 3 CO., Augusta, Maine.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-07-24
roR cLERK OF rnE clRculr couRr.

Msssvs. Eiifors.-Pleass announce Dr. L. J.
SUTTON as the Rcpl BIZ ar candids.s for Clerk
arthe Cirrnit Court for St. Mary's COZ aty nc the
eisrsian In 1879 and say that he viii receive The
wafm support Of his party aud friendsin
AeTiI 20, s76n. chAptieo tstriet
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were pleased to meet durisg the past week
n village and make the acquaintance Of
r. Clark, Of the EIIicott City Ti1ss, who
lderiag along the Ealer oouFsss q soSsh-
iaryIand on . toaF Of recreation. We
pleasant hour In hiseomPaHy AID found
most eomPSaionahIe gentleman.
are sure that those Of orr readers TO whom
personally Or officially known viii bear
Measure that Jos. r. Morgan, Esq, the
4 efficient Clerk 20 our Board Of County
.issiopers, who has been seeking relief for
weeks past ia New York, from his STAN
!, inarmitr. bas ben gres,ly be9shied By
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rNR. @. HENRY cAHAilER is located .
~ art Kills prepared TO attend TO al call
hime line Of bis profession.
Dec II. 1s5s-H
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NUR FALL aad WINTER STOCK. having
- been bought Cor CASH In the cheapest mar
kets, we can afford 20 sell and are prepared 20
sell at figures astonishingly low. Give us .
call. You can always get what you want Il IN
season. II mot On hand, ~ Ne are in daily com
municafion with Baltimore and Other citiess we
win promptly supply ron.
EADY-MADE CLOTHING, O heavy assort-
meat, and Of much better make and quality
than IL usually brought 70 this MARKET
SHOES and BOOTS, Of Baltimore custom max
and quality, with al the Eastern varieties
this Stock
CLOTHS, oAssTMEREs, vEsIIBes, and al
articles Of gsaflsmsn's weaR;
LADIES' DRESS GOODS, heavy and varied
assortment, smhmcing all the grades from the
most fashionabIe articles Of vear 20 the plain
est
We invite special attsntion TO our stock %
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our own loss, we are thankful thAt the
lies of our Order are sneh that the family
deceased brother will be remembered ~
subordinate Lodge throughout the Uniied