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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-29


When you took second lcak at him
you could see sort Of grimness about
him which convinced sou that whatev-
er he undertook 10 do he would accom-
plish or break his barkintrying. About
noon Yesterday, when the rain fell
fastest, he appearedon Woodward ave.
nue. under an old umbrella worth the
puce Of IFS ribs. AT the Opera House
he placed the old rain-sbedder in .
doorway and took position in another
not far away. In about two BInuies
along came citizen with bis left eye
watching for just such chance. and he
hawked on that umbrella with chuekle
of deepest satisfaction. lie didn't wait
around there tor the owner 10 appear,
and he didn't care whether II belonged
20 Sister Of Charity or an oyergTown
bond-holder. AS BE started of the
grim man followed. The umbrella
hooker had a walk Of half mile to
reach his residence, and the grim man
was close at his heels all the way. AS
the citizen halted at his gate the other
detained him, and quietly remarked:
81 want you TO do me favoI."
"Ah, yes--I never give anything to
tTamps," was the reply.
III want you TO take that umbrella
back 20 The doorway from which you
stole IT,"
"This umbrelIas Why. is this yoursl"
at ~, and you must take it back T.
"Well, you see, couldn't do that.
but guess il has been worth quarter
to me-"
"Will you take Il backi" asked the
man with the iron jaw.
"Why, no. What's the old thing
worth, anyhow"
Zone hundred dollaFsl"
That's a good joke. I'll give you
so cents and keep it."
eff you don't bout face and take that
umbrella back 10 that identical door
way, I'll mop you into every puddle OF
water between this and the corner, and
when let up on you your wife won't
be able to find button 10 identity you
by"
Thus quietly remarked the grim man
as he unbuttoned his overcoat and dis
played a chest like bass drum. He
had the strength of an on and there
was an ~ mean IL" look in each
eye.
"Say, I don't want any quarrel with
you," observed the citizen. "Take
your umbrella and couple Of dol
lars"
"No, sir
"Say three"
mo, sir ]"
"Say five."
"The price," said the grim man, twill
be one hundred straight dollars, and you
must take the umbrella back. III stand
here in the rain Eve minutes longer
shall charge one dollar per minute !"
The CITIZEN headed for down town.
He was too mad TO raise the old um-
brella, but carried it under bis arm,
while the grim man kept close behind
him. when the doorway had been
reached and the umbrella replaced the
C. ;rn was about to turn away, bu he |
other placed hand on his revolver and
said:
stranger, you are good walker,
and you have performed your share of
the contract to my entire satisfaction.
In the future il will be well for you to
buy your umbrellas in the regular way,
or take your walks between showers.
YOa can now finish your excursion !"
Exchange.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-29

GA lady tells something which
ought to have remained secret with
her sex. II is that a woman in choosing
a lover considers good deal more how
the man will be regarded by other
woman than whether she loves him
herself.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-29

With Clerk and Sheriff ffes, added
No license shall be granted to sell spirituous
or fermented liquors or lager beer 10 Quantities
not less than pint foE the sam Of Gig reen dol
lars and sixty cents, unless the persoh applying
therefore shah also obtain license 70 sell goods
chattles wares and merchandise paying there
fore the sum herein before prescribed according
to The amount Of his stock IN trade.
Females vending Millinery and other small ar
ticles, whose stock in trade Is not over $500 pay
a license OF Sc only;bnti If over that amount,
they are required 70 pay the same license as 9th
er persons-osth to be taken as 70 amount Of
stock at principal season Of the year.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-29

05.Tt was liberal blacksmith, who.
at six o'clock used to say TO his appren-
tees; "Come. boys, let's quit work and
90 to saving wood"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-29
LICENSES TO OWNERS OR KEEPERS or
STATIONS Or JACKS.

The owner or Keeper ofevery Stallion or Jack
shall before being permitted 70 stand or station
such animal, pay 70 the Clerk ofthe Circuit Court
Of some Of the counties in this State the high
est sum which be Intends TO ask or receive for
the season Of one mare; and the receipt OF the
said Clerk, with the seal Of his court attached
thereto for said sum- shall be the license for sta
iioning or standing such Stallion or Jack for one
rear from the date thereof provided, that IN no
case shall the sum directed 20 be paid BY this
section for such Iicense be less than ter cellars
aud that every Stallion or Jack, upon which the
said tax Ii paid, shall be exempt from all other
State tax.
An owner or keeper standing or stationing any
Station or Jack without license, shall Forfeit
or pay twice the sum authorized and required 20
be paid in the last presiding secslon, one-half
to the State and TIE other half 10 the iEiormer.
WM.F. FORD.
Sheriff Of st. Mary's eounty.
April I, Ise0-td
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-29

o. "Dey say dars pervishuns in de
Constitution fur de kullured man" said
the old fellow sadly, "but haint seen
de iust crumb."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-29

HSpNo matter how low down man
gets in the world, there are two things
he can always get, somehow or other
good advice and bad whiskey.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-29

0ceIt Is thought that the gem puzzle
was invented by Republican trying to
harmonic the thirteen, fourteenth and
fifteenth amendments.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-29

Nz-Charles Lamb said Of one Of his
critics, "The more think Of him, the
less think Of bun l''
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-29

N5rArt mus Wa-d said the meanest
man he ever knew was one who bought
q secondhand coffin for his wife.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-29

With Clerks and Sheriff. fees, added.
The applicant must either make cath, IS here
tofOre, before the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of
the county where he is engaged in business, Of
the amount OF goods kept on hand at the princi-
pal season Of sale; OF the oath may be admins
tered by Justice Of the Peace, when the person
wanting the licenses applies through an agent.
IL the latter course be adopted, the 6llowing
form will be deemed a sufficient compliance with
the act:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-29

0snnA. A N0NTHguaranteed Sla aday
WsH II | az home made BY the Industrious.
a. | Cspitalnot required; we will start
WJJlIU yeu. Men, women, boys and girls
9akemonsy faEfarAt workfoF nstlian At any
thing else The wor kistight and pleasant. and
such as any oae can 90 right at. Those Hho are
wiss Who sss shis notice wiIlsend rs their adj
dresses 81 eMee and ssofort themselves Costly
OpMtanatsrns free. Now is the tine These
already At wsrk ars laving HpIargesums Of
nosms. Addssss TKWz &c. Augasta,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-29
Spring a Arrangement.
Eeems' Line OF Steamers TO the
PataxentRIver.
ON and AFTER SATURDAY, February alsi, the
ateamers PLANTER and WENONAH will

On and afier SATURDAY, February 2lst, the
steamers PLANTER and WENONAH will
run as Fellows:
Steamer PLANTER viii leave Pier Light
Street, Wednesdays and Saturdays, AZ 30 D.
m for patnxent River as high Hp as Benedict,
calling at Fair Haven, Plum Point, and Gov
ernor's Run Returning, win leave Benedict a.
a. m, and Milestone Landing 81 10 a. NJ on
Mondays and Thursdays for Baltimore; calling
on Saturdays and Mondays at Abelp Wharf; rs
Planters Thursday; and at WiEIiams' % Nom
days.
Freight received ~ Pier 8, LightStreet, on
Tuesdays and Fridays.
Steamer WEN0NAH win leave Pier Light
Street for Bristol on Sunday Night at O'Clock
Returning, will leave Bristol AZ ~ o'clock, ms
on Mondays for Baltimore; calling at River
Landings below Benedict for passengers only.
Freight received at Pier Light Street on Sat-
urdays for Landings above Benedict.
q H. FORBES,
Superintendent.
HENRY WILLIAMS,
Feb IS, 1se0-tf. Agent.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-29

With Clerks and shsriff fees, added.
oR FERMENTEp LIQUORS on LAGET
BEER.

The amounts Of license 70 be paid by retailers
Of spirituous or fermented liquors or lager beer
are as follows: zee
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-29
SHERIFF'S
LICENSE NOTICE.
70 Merchants, Traders & CtlsFS.

A Ii persons and boaies corporate or politic.
= IN Saint Mary's county, who are or shall
be exercising OF pursuing any hssiness, OF shall
be doing any ACT or fhfng. OK shall lie in tbs &C
rupation pf anx house o. place Tor the puFposa
for which q license Is made neeessAry b ths
Laws Of Maryland, are hereby warned 70 obtain
> license or renew the same, On or
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-29
TRADERS, LICENSE.

The anseunt 10 Be paid by tFaders Cor license
(the amount Of stock at the prineipal season Of
sale 70 be given under cath ID - allows: Il
the applicsInt's stock In trade does not exceed
1 600 ~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-29

- 3.
On this - day Of, 1880, before
the subscriber, a Justice of the Peace Of the
State Of Maryland, in and for said county, per-
sonaily appeared - and declared that lie
intends 10 apply for traders license, under the
End section OF the act Of January Session, 1858,
to The Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Saint Ma
RVS county and made oath that the amount OF
the stock Of goods, generally kept on hand by
him, Tor BY ths IN sChieh he Is Engaged in
case il is Partnership, At the principal season
Of sale, Tor If the applicant has not previously
engaged in such trade, that the amoEnt Of tks stoek
Of goods whieh Ne expects 70 Keep, @e., does not
Tor win not) exceed -. 40
Sworn before
IL the oath be administered before Justice Of
the Peace out Of the county in which the appli-
cation is made, there must be attached the certi-
ficate Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of the
county in which the Justice resides.
Persons may sell salt TO cure FISH in March,
April and May without license.
LICENSE TO GRID. NAhiES AND TAVERN
kEEPERS.
The license 20 ordinaries and tavern-keepers
TO sell gpirituous or iermented liquors or lager
beer, in quantities less than pint, at one time,
are as follows: Provided, that the applicant shall
first be recommended TO the Clerk By two respee-
table freeholders OF his immediate vicinity, shall
make oath before said Clerk that he has bona
fde land without intending to evade the re-
quirements Of this article) provided aud expects
10 maintain six good beds with sufficient cover
ing therefor-and three rooms more than sufi-
Gent for the private uses of said ordinary keep
err, with stabling and proyender for five horses
at least and il said applicant resides in the City
Of Baltimore, that he expects 10 maintain twelve
good beds with covering as aforesaid, and six
rooms.
The said applicant is also to make oath before
the Clerk as to rate OF rent or annual value q
the house at or in which the business TO be an-
thorized by the license may be done, orintendel
TO be done.
, 1880-09-25

fur their candidate, the ct}rcenbackerh nrG milking
ann p ~ eot II t Hx
in9 Mnsaru'ty ot the "ao'e pFoposea tF'angu'"f
UNIFORMS TO IN 1ssutp
Tho Executive Committee of tho Central Club
hell conference meeting With st,l- committee
nf tito tA,npn.rn Cut.,,,,ittee yesterday utter.
nutn. They lipuI,lp,l tn issue 1,WN un'fnr,ns tn
IT,, Ws" fse pGnn ~ .I,,,,,.
itm,s ~, " II! :. ."ne lIn li II N,n,v st,
,,,,,', nmse heaoaaafless NJ c'oeA so"oy "''er7
ssa'.h"son' ,...,..-
Tho Garfield md Arthur Club held meeting
InusadMy evening. Iho Following fCsoliluon
was nl!,'ptcl:
itf@NtT't, Tint 1lext Thursday evening NIL ttc-
ntlbtlenna ~ tho rrwn of Lake lie Invited 10
Gase;f m & b. x1ea f"r T. C rs,s,'s: H%er"y
ria Prrsitjr,'t ~ Tia YM,'nn Mr,ss t'nri,cl,,
nn,i Ar+bmr i.in,, " r.rc No rn,i." th"t % inv ,xni,'
i,nitl ,m"rttt,r Vnniay nvnnintr il, lin sn,,in
sinrc III Hi,,l,v mi ntl,or suraknrs ,vmtii hc
frcscrt n,itl sta,nE ''''' ''''o' '1s""so ""'" w
"AHs cs'uMS.
Tho First WRrtl fn,hR Mems Hnrtlcl1 and
Arthiir Glnb ttGt Inst evening Mt Tho tarhfd
l'nrn Ilntcl. Snl. lrittt Prcst.linH., ,orKnhlzca
marching club ut twenty-five. and adjourned
m, ,,..,.
,, III tthrlis'. hnu hstnlf .M!p ,, =! 1no tnnE.m
rrt,actnEt ir,.a nt tne Slxtm "nt1l Mraa mGG1snG re-
w. Mtst NnheMsHn 1 stfset, rieshHMt -: JaeniS ~
Met It, AIG f ..ea,n!f W. liz y i,9 " Ss. @
,. M,sev!ey, III. ttntt: nttu nF: fnllm Y: itn! Sf'
1fplh VI tno ciatn "AH't Aol'o"ea !" derHt"n'
There was larpe md enthusiastic mnss-
meeting NJ No. ,i;!sI West Luke street Lust cvcn-
ing ll,ticr tho ,,tlsccs Of tho Thirteenth, Wnr,i
Innn Veteran Glib with AID q. NJ, Jlr1tdy In
thu ci1nIr. Cul, a, N. Waterman md ThtnnH
, 1880-09-25

SAN FIANclSCo, HDpt. at.-Tha bark Legal
T'et''lnr, which arrived this afternoon from tho
ATotlc, rop,rts that nothing hts Ucan hcurl Ut
the Mount WolInstol mud Vlxila,,tc, or Jeanette.
Tho rovcnuo cnttcr ,I'ho.naa Corwin, owing To
tho severity ut sha past wlutcr AMI tanlIncss In
tho hrcaking up OF tho leo thts summer, wg.s uu.
abla to ctlntlntlo I'M hpr errand, Letters ru-.
cclrel frDsu son,o Whaling shipa by the Legpl-
Tci,lcr represent ttd they bud tlos,o belter IN
IL thu tihle nt writing shan 1T urllnnry ssas,ns,
tho t1tet hnving captured nl'n,tt lao whnles all
tuld. 1t Ia understood that tho Cor,ytu
intonded to touch Mt Point Harrow, then
ert,ss nver tn tho tIUuth of tho bIackenx[o tyer
itt aoArc 1f thg missing whAluE8, At,l II IN uluw
Of thou wlro 0htnln1tlu al uIthur rluco to pt1NecI
I14Af. whHers hnvt nut given np hape, allhplgh
Wti4ers ArB unanimous III expressing tho bpjuf
thut nothitx will uler 10 heard ftuu Uithus thotn
trlhh ipuunottH.
, 1880-09-25

n:st choleo for Sheriff being, Casar!man: with
Mietncl 1lurke, John Crnwlry. Mtchnrl sw!Anny.
James Ringers. John Mornkhnr. Henry 01inr1a,
JUln MecnrmIck. t}o ,rKr kcr.lln.
al rUE 'fHlHt,Ns niIeu md ttntcd init tho MI
lowing was thu tehrt which hatl been elected.
THO rettfrn Elyrn Mboyu hnvE hceit Mn'lc l,y
unly nnt Judge: WllMm Fay. lnnrs s1nUsr.
i.atightIn l'nytc, rblp Futtot,E, .!ohn E,rn'sly,
!rs!l Tstrak Eas.y: II u. 1Inynes' Slichacl "ns'l'
ThSy aro sai;l 10 have tnc,lnatlons for cassot-
s,i,ln.
EtuttrEEHTff.
=, The following ticket WAS elected: 4. =. MaRon,
F 4 iiSii',a iiH 4 III sinx l. y omscF1ry w. Ecnn:x +
Mtusts',,. y. f.nn!9a1. l.J. 1}tHer. The dclcga.
Cunningham, Tor whom II il solid. w
The primaries in tiu 'town nf Lake were held
NJ TIC t"ck-f1lr,,a. rhrcu htnr,Mt and thirty
~ votes wcrt, lsilltsl, a,l!l the tItlowlMx ,e'c-
tInlia. r.. !, F,,l!1. ohn Lyons. i. i flynn, Il.
j. VCot,1lell, ai,.l l'hirick Mornn. Thu spratrr-
nlcu DT tho tlGlrFhfcs arc itn,larstOu.l' III lAY
, Tor i!ln isn!ln ,s, A. tirst clWicu.' for sh1rIlf; Il
tho delegation for Coroner md Ernnk CUMMING
INN ror Eicrk Of the Circ,,lt C1lrl. t1ci,rau y.
ria,tt Ia tho gh;!uu nf tho delegation, for Re-
cnrer. W. J. tlyncs tr ten. Stth'* Will Eet tho
vntcs fnr atntns Attorney. Miller. tinuIy;
Moore, It'll Stiles ,trc tho fAvOr1ts for Judges.
ttfnE rAHK+
Tho Democratic primaries wcro held Mt the
I'MtrIck r. itynI,. Ocor9c Hilict and Jaines VAL
lhcU wore elected delegates, thurs bcJng tho
only ticket III tho iel. rho delegates nro FOR
chrls CasstlnAh IN n!l probability. =!
, 1880-09-25
1tAD,yAY,s ukADr 1.EL1Nn.
DR.. RADWAN'S
ARSAPARILLIAN
RESOLVENT,.
The GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Changes as Seen md Felt, as
they Dnily Occur, Att
er Using u Few
nnAaa

!. Gootl spirits, dl1appoarance Of vcakue.s
iGnnE,Mr., GE 'nelaIholy, tncreaso and hardiness Il
=. Strength increases. appetite improves, rel.
IN 1t'r ftot no tnDro sour crictatlonB nf wtltet
,Ine GFasn. Go2a attEesaon, Gnln and unds.urtcd
u DtsNp{earh'.ea of spots, t,latches, p!,npacs,
Ile sklh looks ctear and hnaithy; thu tirlfia
70 clear chorry Or atnl,pr color: wlltcr lmsses
freely froul tho blatlder through tho ,frrtbfs
without pain or Hcndtu9: little or no scd!sneH,;
,,1: Z: Markell .lIa1iaation Of qu.ntlty and fsc.
IqcnG'r G' ot involuntary wcakentns discharges
u sffc a. at wsy wtth certainty #
the seeretinR glands, and function harmony re-.
storsa f. f. the several orxans.
charged to cuar, lively, and heatlly cs,ior. '"'a
H.. g. lht.se suferlnH from .wuak or ulceratcd
expcctnrattilE freely tho touRl phIcgu, or uuclis
% fs,a, tha 1nHnE; HE afr ce!ls nrnnGht Or windplpo.
-, fssliss d @asknc." aTt,s'a tha s shSte. at'as
eiiliis acnso Of silocation. hard brsathinx J suI
tSo n"f t eo thesy a y Ss or sras 4
AZ sy ~ ss,eT eesS,y a shs ssR&aNasApA,L1tAy j,
to 1akG ,G Gw % %sRns Of returning teaa VIII appear;
IL s S vii Ees and II al ps5y forGe na I'D dStsSxs x
~. 10 resolved away, and liz ,insonnd @ d'Is iras
ak!t diseases, gradually isappeur. '' ~"''s'S
y. II cissss where tho Rystt:1n has boen sall-
,Iss ,xIstea. nnd Merglry Qucks!!vsr. corruslvcs!b.
~ tho bpt,es tpints. etc. cnusinE carles Of tho
M,t!es, ricketts,, spinal curvattlres. contnrttons,
VII rtsys yeas; aaS Fiji Se,o snS vno,: sA
Mit' . o1termInnte tho virus of tho disease from
.. II those who aro taking these medicines ,oy
tho cure Of Chr1t,,E, SGFUfulu,s ur Hynbufffo
, 1880-09-25
Read "FALSE AND TRUE
TO the PUBLIC,

Of DR.: ltAdwny's old esta(lisheti H. r. ii. Nutnp.
dies than tho baao and wol thlcsa lniitstious II
theu a! there are False Kes0lyents, Ael!efts
Ant rus, Ge sure and Hsk for Hadway'a, aud ~
AAs As uaAs "llad1as" Il " wAxt you luys :
, 1880-09-25

LOUISVILLE, ky, Sept. H.-ruty Mcclure,
agrd ", wbllo crossing tho truck of tho Short
Line Nailroud this FORENOON. near Yerpux, wus
run oyaF ly u tsnlu a1.4 killed..
, 1880-09-25
GOV. CORNELL RITTER.

Sptetas Dhpateh to lns chteaeo 7ttbank
NEW York, Sept. gl.-Tho condition Of Gov.
Cntns!l II Mprslrinx to.tisly, an,l ho IL thUueht
10 be out Of duH9uF, though still quito III.
, 1880-09-25

@ ,; 'a ,s. fEon fSa"rtsts whnt i ~
j,ttgrs wcr, nls.' Itiorinns 'ncn. 81, with tho
s1 or1. T 5 "!S;ty II tug ria ss s*r. w!' w"% "
tckrt il hi hani md sumo Of 'Se ' rn',sit
,s s w,'s% " 'f Msot iss rres,sr vssr
s ;siIis9 %t 'ss ea1;s r::s 10 Ss;s We III
iSs f's!1y tel! " ticir 'lnr 4 7, acxI Tint
I,nvis .'neENtes. Tht.wu known 10 tl!o 1lor.
dun "r,{; ;, - wsc s,, ,aese fsss # IT, ,'''r.
besNlse tl.uy, hid, saht III. il,o iisnllcan priT
iunry Tint tiey Intended 10 volr fur f'nratlt;
stnn.lI,,g tnoIr nss.,rtions tint ti,ov very life
inns Democrats. Their. WIS \ p!nNl eal Ot
r'sIi',g nt,! tatk Mran,l tho mil M the tlMo II
wore scvrn.l demonstrations lk.ng ii, that ill.,
rnctlnn. lilllrctl. anl hIs crowd wrru very mntt
Harrison i i,a rsins nsxt @ rrriu Therc ,%ay i,c
co,ltcst, though llttlo wns sasl Mto.tt j. last
night, Tho tNtat voie PULLED WIS tn. Ut which
Mishasl Minetar: ] 7, j: l'o'isisr, 4: {: dess%,
rho,i1at ii. l,,rcy. l,lnios ochiortl, john Law
lcAs .1nlnes Ui,;i,nell;, ,,
Toncy Dtsnrschn,l. Andrew ltdilar. t.mcs ltnne.
These tlcl' phtrs atc ea1d to he HnpIrise'l, but
ns ,S. q w'1 M wfs5s w nx tS fr TepSrsr sr f a,
ItEnes for States. Attorney: UNI! nitnthtr Faii
"rhcy!l sme tor tlo mn, who r,'ts II, TIC n,ust
i,Ml,!c by lli.lrnth nnI,, who probably Judged
otllcrs by himself. 49,,
ny IL ~ nsSc9y SsS! n '.fsyn ys. II trs SSe"ssy, s,
1nu. William Ullnycr 7. U'tlun.lrt, .1nnFs Eult,
1lnn sullynn, Cur ltyAn, ucnrgu uubhlns. Il.
irfy. st ! srpsy 5 Col n >tetartny r!s at sf III
VOTES cach md no opposition. AZ tnny by seen
fr,n, @ thn % %.at.'es t. 'y,s Il arsat ,!ay i9r .l.o
polls. AMI! mtcflou Up tholr petty disputes III
suit thctnsalycs witlnlut nuktnx my grent nnlsu
% favsr Dn wit Z. i.encil Tor HaoriS ard ". j.
llynes for itates Attorney, but It Ii sald that
few Of the stclegates nra disposed to nlake Il
III tho Ninth Wnr!l there was no opposition,
H!n! tue fo9witlE ttckGt was 'icchlre.s elected:
n: Gnynnr. E.!ss"Ml J. Coct!. :lnnies SrtMrmek, q
wirr, md st. liIco Thu ,lolcgatloi,, IA ls,lnl il,
tho SMt',, Ia nnrteslRrd ul.l - npen 70 peysll,l-
for Circuit Court Clerk. On tl,o ,t,seatiun II
SIierr they nrr believed to be nin,ut uyenty d.
rldcd hctween CassulfhAn mud Dunphy.
TENTH.
a no!sy time was had III the Tentl, wnr.'. whcrc,
despite thu fact tllnt four tickets were IN tho
tnla, tho fight SEEMED 70 centre pnu Tho seipp
an, i,s' mtsrts ny sos tt,3 ,w!i! w.s
count Of " brt.zcn- faced attempt they nude 10
v9tu three EXPRESS wnEnn lnatts pf men
seree W srss ~ vSirrs q In @ ao cH HF%SSpsy WITH IND eo 1o
opinion WIS freely expressed! tlnt, whfla III the
county elcction proper s,!rl 3unl HxcrcsH Of Tho
twec,t 11cMnGrat md I}G,ucrnt 1t wns highly
rep.vhensll'le. Thc difference ur o,tnItn UIl this
II tIf.fN4tflNftp rsntt1tFttr
, 1880-09-25

For tender and InlRmeL faces Cutlcura Shay.
iuy Soap Il worth IL weight IN gv!d,
, 1880-09-25
FEVER and AGUE

FEVER AND AGUE cured for Gfty cunts
There IL mot remedial Rxrnt Ia this world that
Will cilto FeYHr Rnd AKlth aud All other sIalari.
Isysrs iAi.le'! ~ RAnWAY'S pli.ISl 10 uuIcEly
az zRAQWAftH READY lEI.lEF,
FIFTY CKhIb PER HOTTIE,
, 1880-09-25

- Fllo OF your corns With tho s31apaneso Corn.
Fllu." 1t will surely euro nul ulsJ tl..i, Us cuts
, 1880-09-25
CONSUMPTION

Of tho Lungs md IubercuIp.is Phthje!s. Scroft,.
H'SFpslllpitl DstaEes, Wasting, Degeneration
and ulccr4uon Of the Kidneys, DIyiseteA, Stop
pHse or Wnter unstahtnuenl,s rc!ef Afforded
awny Will, the painful operation OF uciMu Ties
ihttrusnonts,. dtssolviuy Ston0 In tho HINDER
md In NlI cases Of
Inflammation Of the Blad-
der and Kidneys.
In CHRONIC cases OF Ioucorrtltcn nud frtcrjnn
dM.ascs, "'~'"'S
One hpttlc contains moro OF tho active pr,c,.
nlna uf Mg.l1elnes lhnn any either Preparation,
Taken IN TnnspMnfti flnHt8, Iio othcrs re,IUlra
i've or sx tI.uGs aH much.
ONE DOLTAn PER BOTTLE.
, 1880-09-25

-, Taeprmasy Lu tas p!ttse,h Mar.l was reid at
al,n c,'rior Of l.Ari1l,r9 nud Wisconsin, slrrea.
tis!, sus IT, dsar'iniSa % 's; sa'aosats; It'll III ,i'o 10
r,K,'lar wus! ilcEot wiz slsotcti i,y i rs'.,tinY
MHlnrsty. Theru werU :Akl y0tus Gust, OF which
tug following AetrHat!nn received :sf:
llele49tes0,M"ttA Ern's1on. MIRO Lehman,
s!',:Ss M"riis N;u1 Il rs T. rasr ps Y M,ssoSesn ,sor r
Or, .'ngal Williams. -
p ANss,Msr,s:-JNh% l.eok, Joseph A,,icr, 5nserh
Sss S"ss raest @ ff fant i Ihenas u sitSirh tirh,Sr % 1s
Ii,a "niy It,ssil,o candidate f.,r whom this ac,.
siMrlu, ,a!thauEh selpn w,.s,!A reeatyo tAo vota
,S ,S xs .;1s.. Hs ss ioq" ma chi sfes x e ssT, iIi IT,
most ntaslnhle nlnn: Thuy hsvo M ohuioo fGs
E.ttt,ner. ana wontd Ike % vote for ". J. Hynra
isrk q tic Gt1ss TX Gs,rt. a Null hFHas Fra''zs a I'D
fr.lnk Nteson Mru favnrllhly thnXht Of ~ euili.
N serto III a J%S.s II ~ ~ y osr sss e
!'oMrt, tue delegation will bu sul!d for p.inklia
slxrExHrn.
Tho primaries IN tls wanl wcyp hold Mt tho
cor.Ier III Larnlce at,A I3iaek lIAfk streets Inst
NsoninR fur tho election Of nsjcRatu5 to tho
,yosie ,c;S'ntS c%'aseat!on "a. tG,!y waa
Thuro wero two slckcts IN tho tsld. tho regular
C!n9 Ticket and IN. tn,lepentlcnt .'Iu,-
e. sGsf sare St Ta t. W. W. Seae esHS ~ rs o T. 1vsa! ]
Ticket. viii. tho exception II i.no ia.4t.i,. wis
tsSsi Il y y f".s. s, Aa tn sK ssst
lhtl!p T.. Nle1es, lohs. Vsa,.txtusg, Wcrtleil
noel: N liumry set!omrs, Jai1us y. Trsw, slartn
From w.,at eAn bo .lA,flc.l the delegates nro
u, l4snr hf Jussph +. Ehllth nlld y. 81. Muprs
Tor JudFos, a11l. ~ feyar,!a tho othnr candi-
dates, lhay nru uTuu tY cu!tticttuu.
tEvEyrkENrtt.
Tho fight III this w,l[si WIS an exciting ono,
tetu 1enx NJ le,a lts.i four tckrts ~ 1hu Held.
tho t'tio kIi1Wn III 'stho 6weenuy ticket" bett,H
clented By .tt1ween l} nld " maturity. Tho
Aaiucs Of tho delegates uro ~ follows, tAoir