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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-12-03

over ile country. This was tie wclrom,
ne extended 70 the candidate al his ow,
political hrcside. and Ills ws, tle rccor
ehition he offered ~ tie committee ren
resenling all HE SlaieS aud char ~ Nil
ihe responsibility of tie campaign.
in view OF this condition az things. i.
AZ reasonable 10 suppose that Mr.. Couk.
ing would have suddenly emerged from
ms seclnsion. put aside lis anger. And
assumed The actual conduct az he prrsi.
Denial canvass. without some exiranrslj-
mary inducenenf. Or that after treat.
Ing Garfield with contempt hc would
luase gone out Of his way 10 visit Mentor.
Unless there was M agreement which
gave hiin The assurance OF conffoIs
Any other theory. as human nature 4
constituted and Is vcliiicians 70. would
De absurd The VL:rd-resners never
would have budged from their position
~ passive hostility pniil guarantee lad
been given which put them In Tie a.
renhanf. Or course ffr. Conklng dii
rot take contract with him 10 Mentor
lIof Garfield 10 sign. he did not cxrrct
INN 10 execnie poliiical deed before 4
commissioner ia due form. win Nil
nesses, ard send il to Csira. But N.
took very good care begcrr he en,ir.ak keI
IN The business OF mak in. Garfield .rrrSi.
dent 20 be cute Of The uu,rcue afcr lie
election. Garfield h;d originally invited
ola Simon Cameron ID be ~ inlerrnrai-I
AIRY, and Ir. Ccnkling Was quite wiil;nrl
y adopt nesotistor v ho, III protecting
'he interests Of lis own clan. wa bound 1
" necessity 10 see that the i..iftl-ters,,e,x
nad al. they desired.
That the negotiation Was cosnrlctc ana
me terms Of Il Satisfactory, i made rlain |
oy The visit OF ConkiiLg. Grant. Came
ron. and Logan TO Garfield. 4 Yrsafl
PRESSURE will be brought TO bare upon
sarfieid to break lie bond ard l,arar,.
he opposition of the ihira-icrmefs. I
sut Le will scarcely venture fo tnke sha,l
erpons'bili;y. lie j. ia a tighter place
nhn Air. Lincoln was III making tip his
.aDiiiei. Lincoln not only di,8 not de-
IRE 10 appoint Simon Cameron II aryl
department. but lie disliked isIsn. ana III
er short experience di-ni~sri insl
rom the War Cfiier. Dmt Lincoln.
fiends had made 4 cummittal Which n.
slt himself bound in honor to carry out.
houEh 10 no way party 10 II. In fssi.
nse Gaffeid has personally entered inspl
p agreement igom which retreat i i'm
ossible Without dangers that lie Will
ardly dare % lace.
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/" ~ ragic air sae loveborn heir
'nee ehAse'l the chrs.r Louise.
= nen luieAiy Ers s-e,i her guest Mas tbe
iol'eaAe hsr . iIA his pleas.
New az her side he kneeIing sighed
lis -i=h~ of wofuI size:
" s'n. hear me here, Tor 10 most fov
rise before Your eyes.
i.ls soni i soeI thine own. Louise
m ~iil never wean. wecn.
tne iose ts.at | Tor eye shall feel.
ino mean may te is mien,s
60 know eannst tell you no.
Z he nAid made amsu er trne-
N iose tnn an~h'. - sure ought
~ yea 'tis due do"
Since you are won, . 'airest one.
The marriage rire j. right
IEe ehapel aisle i'll lead YOU up
This liEhL. exclaimed the knight.
-ist. Louis Times.
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DELINQUENT TAXES.


Attorney General H. r. EzrIwfu q,
ilp@ si1&E MrOse the foii0Einx crssr.S..,
iOnrhla= interest On ieli.qnenf sax-s' ~
rrpik ~ "a i14nirF from Gh~ Trx..r,rer ~
EpniiI -zoa rpnnfy-
A. cOHsfrAe the <ecoul .e~s-r. -
The amendment 81 ls7g 10 -rrtsos. - -
lhe tax lA~. the NOVruninrr isssxfI..----
siAnds for one sczr Hirh re -irsnIr 80
nslson o. = T'FmAgsg- After that n 1r.w.
- Ter cemi- irsrnrsf The arril f--s.Tr-
ia,enE Gr4n~ interest Affer fs,e rF.f~,s 60
day IN April. y hirln interest = ~ h- -
ned ard carried out on she sIrgfrgr~rr -
annually 4tier each Nurer,7,~r <rsr -
N al.t taxes due and unBp1id rrl- .,r~rsuux
1fDl- Ae Practical rrsUit VI rhf< II rh.t
- ArfIa delinquency dr1w- imrer~s--
NJ lie tne November delinrnener .f.-x
nNt uAlil Year after rAe reI5mn.. n..~.--w
N ~ iAf- = 80 4 am Unable 10 -. Tn
wv y - t4r-hr- Fcu a. j. FA1s lnsxse-s Is
\" Dr AsA1-l As.AeaEiy EIsr nrssirrr .5..s
'AAt fti Ny N ~ aAhe Isnz8c a-' hv tkr -
~ 1il .fs nri M H-'spcnrrr ~. AL -
iFtA--iie collects inF- e-1 Erxns thai ttnu-
aF \" s-0 time - rpNxmlrmr- IL <msrk
IN ~"i'sr comes in ir Jnmrnrr .rd -.
taxes ] should <nr rte -rr.--
sssr shoHin cAargr 10 per rrn.- reE.srr-
AAA ptr cenf- Interest nuEsl rssrrr.nr
1pcn ahr AprlI insi2.lmerr- ari u -
-enE- fenaiis- AL no irterss- nmrsI a'rer
seAr. nFon : November su-tassmear-
y tlie iAi.si Eces - sale Ghe fnser~-f /. \.
" computed w 70 the s4roud Norl.r
= February the day ofthe safe. lr ,rr-
'i"g rcnspntstiun. bc guided bT rk- -
owe rsir, VIZ. Adj insereSr u1nu -
Aprh delinquency from it. dxae. .rI -
= siae Aosrml-r del.utuelrv ca 49,
i'sr llsc delinquency.
a. r. BsLDur~.
Attorney -Ge1e<zr-
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\ Its estimate. that by Tie next anpnr-
ilonmefd VI representation IN congress
New tnsirnd vii. lose four. midsiIe
states six. The south gain threc. ana ;he
west gain seven. ~ the new ratio there
VIII De one Representative 70 one hun-
nrcd and seventy thousand inhabitants.
Inc state OF Oh.V will have nineteen rcp-
resent tives = los OF one ilinoi-. .i.h-
teen. Toss OF one: Iowa. ten. gain Or
nve: hansss. six. gain OF :hrcc: Ne
nrsska, three. gain oftwo: California
iivc, gain OF one: Texas. nine. a ..ain nf
three a rkansas, five. gain y one Mis-
-onri fourteen. gain Of onc Tennessee.
loss q one; South Carolina six rain ~
one; Maryland. five. loss II one Mich
gan, ten. = gain Of one; Minnesota. I've,
: gain OF two.
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Mrs. Elizabeth liutrhins. y ife of Arih-
ur nufchins, living iive miles cat III ilti.
place, died very suddenly early - agurdav
morning she was preparing breakfast
when terrible sickucss scixcd lrr ana
~he fell fainting 70 The floor Tlr .riyst-
ened husband laid her upon lr..l ihcn
nastened 70 the nearest ncirnhur 10 pro-
cure assistance and send for l,lls -ician.
iie was absent only a few momrnis. but
when he returned the fond heart of .I,e
owing COMPANION was still ani her di.-
embodied spirit had fitted across tls
'ordan.-Pctersbulg Democrat.
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a darkcs reernlls<nate aipIirr ton scr
aaivvfre from Eis nife. Wien asked nr
mhai EruNDds A. demanded .,fvr.Aa \. \
rNplAiAea - follows: DE ground III .Iss
fs1ssson Il sufficient enough. Whfn
'rr'r'i Ten aerrs ANA worked one nu,e i
a.afiisd Honahsuisabic t0rtle 0cra.i.,,.
N"M rent sixty acres Or land an' rorr
I'VE mtilsss Aiy ia-t wif- II mAvr,s~
-ooi ten Acre wife, but sist sseuf sn;f ~.
oocasion ob slxit arsts 80 = norra
wot caa spread more \
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superintendent Campbell. superinierd.
eni " construction arrived irosn Ms-i,.
.MEl"n Yesterday a. eat IL Tgasnk.wsx.
ing turkey ia Evansville. llr .r,orr.
ms horses ia Davies and fike connsir.
getting better 81 the epizooiic. amd ~ \.
able - increase liis forces every al. III
SAYS II he las good nraihrr III nn..ps ~
hhte lnis track laid 10 Wfifc river IN sI,e
cnu ~ The Eear --i.yAxsrisac Courier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-12-03

- ANnAtT AINENll-
sesiersi1% &c issl Gle pIcasnrs a. xsru,-
i"E il'e ArqnAintn1ce 81 Mr. IL r. Nj
nrfr 49, eraEiaArer O. the lss.ckDarr -
SasI'rr ~ H. lie told - 81. I sxr+r sI.,r
hr nrEld be nAArrSrvf fr-n0rruw .rl---
neon y Ms Nellie Sheaf.sam ~ Loor..a-
int, and il.Hg he ss- 5os Ackerra.. h..I
cone Aiiss fhe liTrnse-
Iha iotas Coz sf Tie brflne II 60
80 ~. bu.m- s.. 80 - s..o.~ "a y ~-.
i'Foinase.i ~. apf j. il shc1ld rrsr- 4.
sAis i-an1l r~si lls1-E i.e S.l.11I tEe a.
.rrt-t iDr mAnS sk4r-- ~nmse vf a.
Dc11s AasS >ereA yezrs a. rrn-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-12-03

W Il 1rnrtlrss nli Gaarrx .r ma nnd .sl.sir
W. msuanna flr~rl.ar 1rrnls4an ~ " IL 4lI.r-
SINS <si4 e''nArl sarnap laA~ liza. '.a--.r.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-12-03

Teacher-Supsstse von lsnsl two ssict-
~ candy and ycur big bfollsc gives you
,wo more. how nsny have Won lot ripn
Little Nov (shaking his hcsi) -- You duaf
knov ainl- lie amt That kind III ioy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-12-03

Report charges tie French actress. Sara
bernhsrdt, with saying on landing III
America: III Henry Ward pcers.cr ~
hoscoe Conkling comes near ne, hi
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-12-03

NOTWITHSTANDING our high tariff fhe
y uted stase- continues D br fsnaiaEli'-
loesi customer for bolh iron au,i steel. NJ
linci. fhc export OF both 10 slle Unifed
States has increased III lar greater pro-
portion than the expor; - any othcrcoun-
Try. innine months OF ISIS We fot < tsst
535 tons Of iron anI sol 0ns 0f steel rails
rom Crest Britain lin lsSO we took - -
ions of iron and s4.s65 tons III stasl
rails. The countries taking ne osher
large Quantities in lssp we're British
North America. Indis, Ansira..a. ilr.xii.
-l,ain and Italy. During niue months or
1875 6rcst Britain exported bu. 1926
tons ofiron aud 2si .O55 tons ~ sscrlrais~
during nine months u iss0 s!Ie exported
'oss s63 tons iron. snd s6T .>36 ionS ~ sreai
rahs; ths total value ~as 81, ,s52 51e
~ saiuc OF inc export Of nine months
" 1850 was double HAT Of nine ,ncufi..
VI ls-a.
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ENrEs OF kDNEIT-HrTNG
Fgr sfElrs- ~ lInes or Less. week- II al
ESrh Subsequent Insertion, Is cts.
L,sr. GER advertisements the same rare.
a rrsnp1a over even square OF squares.
s~r1rei ~ . SQUARE THESE are che terrrs
f'r ursrsaenr l1rertiseuenr-; a rensonA-
Be islncrinn wIlI TO made t. regular
zlzerrlsersA
Nsrf'ef OF ap2ointn1ent Of admfnie-
rrrr0rs raa Legal notices OF Ike CHARACTER
- 5s pIlt In advance
4xA0rEcrvs cxxnlDArEs-
PR Tamn-hip OsIesr-, each sfno
For GorHrv ss z3
fsr District. Cirruit, or Statp. 800
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-05-27
LIVESTOCK A SPECIALITY.
Sept II, lsTe-Iy.

mon A WEEK In your own town, and no
WIU capital risked. You can give the bua-
INN mess a trial without expense. The
.WlJll best opportunity ever offered for those
willing 20 work You should try nothing else
until you see for yourself what you can do at the
business we offer. No room 20 explain here. Voc
can devote all Of your time or only your spare
time 10 the business, and make great pay for ev-
ery hour that you work. Women make as mueh
az men. Send for special private teFmsand par
tieulars which we mailfree. $5Outftfree. Don't
complain Of hard times while You have such .
chance. Address a. HALLETT 4 CO., PORT
and. Maine. June ~, 1879.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-05-27

ri e I'll
CREAT EHGINRERING FEATs.-The
tunnel Of Mount ST. Golhard, the great
est engineering work Of the kind in the
world, has Just been finished. The OBJ
iect Of il is TO connect the railroad sys-
TENS Of Germany. Switzerland and IL
ally, and its construction was deemed
necessary in order to Offset the COM
mercial advantages that were acquired
by France in the building OF the Mount
Gents tunnel, and Austria with her road
across the Semmering, which are the
connecting railroad links for those two
countries with the same portion OF Eu-
rope. The chief works Of this kind IN
the world are four in Enthusiastically.
the Hoosac and Sutro tunnels in the
United States and the aforementioned.
The Mount ST. Gothard is the longest
Of all, is length being more than eight
miles: the Sutro Is the shortest, being
less than four miles. The Hoosac tun-
mel ATS miles IN length, end the Mount
Gems about seven miles. All OF these
great works have been constructed in
the interest Of trade and commerce, and
with the Atlantic cable, the Pacific rail-
roads, the Suez canal, and the Panama
canal, when il shall have been built,
will be among the great industrial mon
uments Of the century. III the tunnel
between France and England is ever
built II will, of course, sarpass anything
ever attempted. Our own tunnel an
der the North river, if pushed TO com
pletion. viii bold no Insignificant place
beside the works we have mentioned
nor N such an enumeration should on
great bridges, like those of 81. Louis
Niagara Falls and Brooklyn. be forgot
ten. In works Of practical utility NOR.
has been accomplished ia the nineteenth
century than perhaps in all the cent?
ries that have preceded.--New Yorl
Herald.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-05-27

A FATAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is q
fatal habit; il is not vicious in itself, but
IN leads to vice, creeping upon its vic-
Tins with a fatal facility, the penalty OF
which many fine heart has paid at the
scafFold. The idler, the spendthrift,
the epicutean and the drunkard are
among the victims. Perhaps in the lat
Ter its effects appear in the most bid
eous form. He knows that the goblet
he is about to drain IS poison, yet he
swallows it. He knows-for the ex-
ample OF thousands has painted It in
glaring coIors-that it win deaden all
bis faculties, tske the strength from has
limbs and the happiness from bis heart.
Cypress him with disease and hurry bis
progress to dishonored grave, yet ne
drains Il. How beautiful, on the con-
trary, is the power or resolution, ena-
bling the one who possesses it to pass
through perils and dangers, trials and
temptationsl Avoid the contraction OF
the habit ofirresolution. Strive against
il to the end.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-05-27

"A REDsiIoT PINE IN 4 CHCRcH =
Black Run, a. as any map may fail TO
show, Is situated IN The Colorado min,
ING district, aud the Baptist church -
presided over By an able and athletic
preacher. On the fourth Sunday OF
February last, collection was taken up
Tor the Franz Joseph Laud Mission, and
the p!ase " AZ passed around BY one Of
the deacons. There was present q
miner from Red Gulch. who was anx-
ious, as he phrased it, 10 put up for
fhe Franz Joseph heathenS but v no had
no coin smaller Than a twenty-dollar
gold piece. Whenthe plate reached bum
he inaaired IN . low tone, How mhch
- The ante = The deacon told him he
could contribute whatever he choose
Then replied the ingenioas miner.
'I'Il chip In dollar, and thereupon, be
put in bis twenty-doIlar gold piece, and
undertook 70 withdraw ninekeen dol
lars. This, the deacon objected to, on
the ground that no change was given IN
that establishment, A struggle ensued,
IN the course Of which, The plate was
upset. and the entire congregations
rushed 10 pick up the scattered money.
Had il notbeen for the presence d
mind OF the presiding minister, the en-
tire amount ready collected would have
been absorbed by reckless persons ca
ger TO Jump The deacon's claim as the
local papers subsequently Expressed It.
The minister. fortunatelyg happened 10
be an old Californian, who thoroughly
understood the true way OF dealing with
a Colorado assembly, Drawing hea-
w rsvoIver and laying il % the edge
of The pulpit, be demanded gordef, 10
stenlofian yoiee. THE brethren.' he
remarked swill please lake notice that
f.ye g6t the drop on them and any
brother VINO declines TO 60 to his seat,
or who touches any Of thai money. will
havea funeral at his house tomorrow at
9 o'clock D. m. Our mining friend from
Red Gulch will please let 60 the dea-
cons nektie or he Is dead man.. This
address. together with the MINISTER'S
known reputation as pistol-shot, in
stantly restored order, and the deacon,
picking up the scattered money. incEud-
ing the twenty-dollar gold piece re-
rumed the collection, and the service
proceeded without further interrupt
ton. 80
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-05-27

RoMANcE or SPRIEG.-H Is moon
light on the Hill. From out the trees
gentle zephyr creeps 10 rob the hyacinth
OF its perfumed breath, and adown the
garden walk The whippoorwIll lends his
monotone OF sadness unto the balmy
night. Sleep, with brooding wings. sit'
silent DER the scene. But, bark It Is
the tinkling guitar strummed by The
lonely Augusta. He comes. Beneath
the vlne-cIad window IN the ghostly
cleaning he pauses, and up howery-
IrelIised wall he shoots melancholy
tenor frausat with passionate inquiry
"Mnst leave thee here alone = Nc
answer returns save the haunting echo
and the low Clinking ofthe distant door
The scene changes.
II 10 lhe back yard tableau. A white
ROBBED old man bends above chained
dog and soothes his too eager spirits as
lie loosens the collar. A low voice
saws. "S-cc-ceck him, Bull-take ashorI
cut round the rose-bush." A fash and
the old man is gone. The clatter OF
fallen guitar comes from the front; a
sound ike the rush of steeple-chase
nearing hedge is borne back, and neck
and neck two figures cross the picket
fence to disappear down the dim per-
spechve Of the deserted street. Then
the old man meets Bull as he returns on
the outer walk, and removes in dis
couraged manner dark object from his
foam;ng mouth, while the animal retires
10 his kennel. The door opens and
shuts upon the white-robed form, and
all rs still again. But as be gets IN bed
and shoves the old lady's feet out Of the
warm place, he mutlers: "Bull is get
ting old, and serenades don't pay divi-
dends like they used to, but if the bus
mess keeps up, / think YOU viii be JUS
tilted in startin' another patch work
quilt Maria. That last fellow left real
cassimer." .7.,g94 " ri
"What sorter sample did you get"
"Tolerable fair. There was long
strip with pistOl-pocket hangin' to it.
aud one gallus' bust'n."
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Get the Best.

The popularity ON. B. Roberts Horse Pow.
ders is proving itself in the increased demand
throughout this State, from the fact that the
public are at last finding out that Il Is possible
10 obtain . package Of Horse and Cattle powder,
which Is strictly pure and tfts from such adnl-
terations as bran, cake meal and other ingredi-
ents calculated 10 puff the animal instead ofcuF-
Jig II Of the disease under which il Is laboring
All. b. Roberts Horse Powders contain no adul-
teration and are much cheaper than any other,
as but table spoonful Is required for dose.
They will cure Horses and Cattle that are foun-
iered, oyer-heated, hide-Dound and have lost
their appetite, coughs disiemper and oil diseases
durable by medicine. Combs B Spalding have
Il for sale
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-05-27
Spring Arrangement.
Weems' Line OfSteamerS to the
Patuxcnt River.

On and after SATURDAY, February 2lst, the
steamers PLANTER and WRN0NAA will
/ , run az gollows: a. 49,
Steamer PLAINTIFF win leave Pier . Light
Street, Wednesdays aad Saturdays, at 9 30 O.
m. for Patuxent River MS high mp as Benedict,
calling at Fair Haveh, Plum Point, and Gov
ernorss Run. Returning, win leave Benedictat
q. m, and Milestone Landing ut 10 Q. m. on
Mondays and Thursdays for Baltimore; calling
on Saturdays and Mondays at Abeif Wharf, at
Planters Thursday; and at Williams on Non
days.
Freight received At Pier 9, LigbtStreet on
Tuesdays and Fridays.
Steamer wEEONAH win leave Pier Light
Street for Bristol, on Sunday Night at 30 clock.
Returning, will leave Bristol at II o'clock, m,
on Mondays for Baltimore; calling at River
handbags below Beesaict for passengers only.
Freight received 81 Pier 8 Light Street on Sat-
nrdays for Landings above Benedict.
8. II. FORBES,
Superintendent.
HENRY WILLIAMS,
Feb 10. Iss0-tf. Agent.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-05-27

UEaARRfrD WoMEr.-One OF the
greatest social problems OF the day ~ 10
explain why there ere 80 many Maria
bic women who never GET married.
Some say 1t Is owing 70 IN excess n
numbers OF women over meh, 10 con-
sequence Of whieh there are not hus-
bands epough 70 60 rppnd- THIS,
however,, y disprUved BY Statistics.
Take the world through apd figures
show that here are. = many men in il
as women. Others Attribute Il TO the
expens;veness OF modern life. Men
do moi marry because, il u said, they
cannot afford il. But the fact il. that
no man who truly loved woman ever
hesitated TO become engaged to Der and
eventuaIIvsmarried her because Of pow
erty. They are coId-blooded men. with
no idea Of any feeling FOR woman
stronger than languid admiration, who
NAV be deferred from assuming what
they regard - burden in the shape Of
a wife, unless assured Of liberal IN
come, but most are not 50 calculating.
Others. again, attribute the evil 10 wo-
mans fasisdI0usness. They expect too
much in husband, and. while waiting for
an impossible shadow, let the possible
substance slip through their fingers. Tbs
q libel on the ser. As rule. they are no
more fastidIous than men are, and are
lust as susceptible as men to that en-
chautment of love which invests its OBJ
iect with every perfection and covers
up every fault. So far as men and wo-
men are concerned, they are as prone
TO marriage now as in any period ofthe
worlds history. Nevertheless, there
are women waiting Cor husbands and
not getting them. They are pretty,
they are accomplished, they are sensi-
BILE, and under proper training they
would make excellent wives and moth
ers: but they never gel chance. What
seems 10 be needed Is more thorough
method OF bringing men and women into
social contact with each other Golden
Era.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-05-27
InsOIVent Notice.

+ Tn.the matter of the Petition EntheCirenit
Of J. Frank Smith, Insolvent Court for St.
Petitioner. Mary's county.
10Y virtue ofauthority vested in me asCIerk
d OF the Circuit Court for st. Mary's county
bv the Code Of Public General Laws Of this
State, II Is hereby ordered that J. Frank Smith,
Insolvent Petitioner, be and appear before the
said Court on the third Monday Of September
next, to answer such interrogatories or allega-
lions as - aitoz, endcFsers or securities nay
solvent Gauss copy Of this notice 70 be pub-
lished IN th6 ~ Mary's BKAcoH, once . week
for three monlAs previous 20 the said third Non
day Of Sspt1Inb<f next.
!. PRANK FORD,
/ Mach as. sso-sm. Clerk.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-05-27
ALLIEDURsE IT.

The Recorder, Americas, Ca, says: "Cierks,
Senators, Representatives, Doctors, Lawyers
Citizens, in public ard private life are testifyng
BIZ the thouaAnds, and over their own signatures,
that \ remedy has been found for Bright's Dis
ease Of the kidneys and for Diabetes; these are
respectively known as Warmers Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure and Warmers Safe Diabetes
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-05-27

edMrs. Hayes viii leave the White
House sadly enough. Itisn't because her
husbands administration has been a
failure. Il isn't because he is alluded
to as a fraud. Nothing Of the kind
It's because ever since she has been
mistress of the White House, the wo-
men folks have made fun other clothes.
Salem Sunbeam.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-05-27
Real Estate Agency

gTHE undersigned have made arrangements
4 with foreign agents for extensive adver-
tisement Of Real Estate n their own expense.
All persous desirous Of selling or buying real
estate wiIlfnrnish description Of land wished to
he bought OF sold. No charge made without
sale is Effected.
H. r. M0ORE,
10. r. MORGAN,
April Is, 1880. Eeouardtcwn, I'D.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-05-27
UNoUESTTONABLE.

The Herald, Detroit, Mich, says Of Warmers
Safe Liver and kidney Cure: ats efficacy In
kidney, liver, and urinary diseases is 30 fully
acknowledged that IL is NOT worth the questions
ing. Bona ide testimonials from well-known
citizens in public and private life are evidences
strong enough to convince the most stubborn
doubles. IN Is.