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Louisiana capitolian., 1881-11-17

Crackers and Cakes!
Fancy mixed Tea Cakes, Cakes and Jnmbles
Ginger Snaps Cream aud Cracknell Biscuits
and Soda Crackers. now In supply at Family
Grocery Ut JOSHUA BEAL.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-11-17

NTANTEB-BY A YOUNG MAN VINO rs
w at leisure after six o'clock, Z. ST., n small
set of books to keep. Best of references given.
Address ENTRY, care Capitolian.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-11-17

Prince Bismarck advises electoral re-
form that will permit minorities to be
represented.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-11-17

WAETED-A WHITE GIRL ABOUT
w twelve az fourteen years old "a nurse.
Apply at this office.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-11-17

Capt. j. w Bates. our amiable aud
very efficient sheriff, after several
days tussle with Dengue, is at his post
OF duty once more.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-11-17

Mr.. ). I. McKitrick wants b FIRST class
wheelwright. See advertisement.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-11-17

Miss Evans, Il young insane lady,
while on her way to the asylum, jumped
oft the Gen. Lytle, into the Ohio and
was drowned.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-11-17

The steamer City of Baton Rouge, is
still lying aground near the falls of the
Ohio river. She will probably remain
until there is y coal boat rise.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-11-17

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic assists Digestion
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-11-17

Rheumatism, neuralgia, hysteria, female
weakness, etc, promptly cured with Browns
Iron Bitters.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-11-17

~ Crushed, New York Powdered, Crescent
City Standard A. Louisiana White Clarified.
Louisiana Choice Open Kettle, Louisiana Strict.
iy Prime Open Kottle.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-26

The Mail Was enriched wiib.acommu-
Hication from tbis'county, under date Of
the 18th Of May, Instant aud signed
Or" This "R." ws take 10 bsarepub-
Iicau. but hOweveTrhls may BE-, be il
certsinl y afstiOas fellow, i much given
% asking fl1Saish qoestioas, and ite
democratic Pftssis his SPECIAL aversion.
We give faithfully the initial senttnce
OF His communication as specimen
lbrsskof kisstyle Of doing up things and
we would like much to live long enough
to hear him construe il. II is as fol-
lows :-TEe convertion'and platform
that nominated Gov. Hamilton was
explicitly afeiofmcOnvention." flour.
readers Should wibhhtbrsnsdl ruore;- we
refer them 10 The Mil and the com
muhication itself
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-26

4 freak Of nature, reported % rs b. Dr.. jobs
r. spaldlhg As having occurred IN his prac-
lice. Is 70 curious aud remarkable that We
think Ito history estiiied 10 EublIe uo,ice. We
|are ofnasss, AaAswsaiassd wlth lssl.airal terms
and cannot Fvport il az told BY the Dosior, but
must Ass oar own language. coloseA woman,
swing On tIS farm % ~ Williams IN tAe sth
district was delivsted few days ago crtwo it-
male ehlldreh, having one body fsesa the slsoul-
'defs y shw hipa wisb two psslsetis lssmsAhsaas,
four arms aud ioar legs add feet. Dee o. The
children was very black and the other mulatio,
while lhe body, which was apparently in COM
ron, was mipglIng Of these two colors. The
ehsldreu wers UaioEsaaa,ely, born dead, AZ
otlEFwisTa HviBg ensiostsy would hare besa
given TO the World, SURPRISING 10 woaasT ths
fainous Siarnesd twias. The Doctor Intenas 10
make AiaII report 81 Ne ease TO Ne State Hsas-
cal @oRsnali v ba~ia we ara sire. will be highly
iasessssng 10 msnbers Of bis pFOirssiOe.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-26

49,
Il lS5fHhcre wnssno nomnaiionfor local 0ii.ses;
tiat there were Ave democratiesrandidabs ID the
aor Office Of, Register Of Willis that ali ran
4 e 6sw dir 5~eceding the election, az which
inc three withdrew, ieavisa Mr.. gaIey aud The
IL Geo. Spalding ID the field; that Mr.. RAJ
IN was successful. 10 fine, that he WAS elected
h.DEN0GHATsg Tam honor which s'Cul Bono'
i1yhis following. cannot boast, 1.-THE greatina-
io2y Of whom have ever since reimained and hre
MAY iFus 10 the pfiHeipiesof demecracy t's
pgtn that 'Cui Bono has been siFealwith the
ddre q. dbfhe something, thought he knew
hahertlie end nor the means by which TO ac-
co1plish II.
Glis much fof The first card. ligill now take
uithc second ABLE production Of sorHISGSEss
phiisbed Iu last BEApoN issue. in which we
bar the astounding revelation, that the deieatlof
thdDemocratic marty in 70 was due 10 Nj. RAJ
lf5|s mismanacement. Does not every sensible
In innthe- county know thatihe Demoerptie
tttfs fssin,tles minority Pa fact borne out by
iilliast presidenhal vote, 10 which Hancock the
palyis candidate, received over two hundred
les than, the repshicHp nouiinee1 Ioss The
Ank writer also contend that MI. Raley Is re-
spa hbie for Garfeld's majority II sor he
GRO must in reality be a greAter and inlghiier
md ,hanahe world ever before produced that
H. sissee the fhrisfiafs csa Certainly, tl9eDs we
76hld h6xk,around issiaEdardl amofoptn.
ilnithat The ABLKcrilic wnsindeed sadly inaHcd
4 some honest fair-mindei, iadicious denocEat
d ognotoriesy to help ateulder The rrsRonsibil-
il Of such faiiicies MS set forth iHboth OF bis
ufds, but u can see no great wisdbmsin any
nUx democratlimendorsia the the acts Of men
those s'bread' "a butsereip through republican
angces, and who set themselves. upsss ufe cate
t5lscfs Of the Democratic party.
lMessrs Editors, Twill trespass on your pa
tlnce hntlitllclhneer Suffice itto say, that II
Il q today We have to dral--to-day when there
N iiAD great parties IN the county --De,nocrAtic
q &buhlican-whose' record show tbcf0r-
-. Of success without m aslute
iic party leadeF. Facts indicate J .
4 b ILllry 10 be that man, Then LET the peo-
pie Judge lor themselves, and not he guided BY
ihs hiekeniDgsof a'bissssd' aud preihdlcedmindl
DKHOcRAT.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-26

We take pleasure IN stating, that Mr.. s. r.
visti, ksnsrly ef Rockville 10 this State, has Io-
eHtea IN our Town and eoMmsresd business in
the room IorAasEly ocespSsd BY We. Neale as
shoeshop lathe printing oface Building. He
deals In Tin aud Sheet Irps Wan, Roo6ng, Gut
.sring and spoating, andSsYaiSs Stoves, flsat-
ers, etc, etc. We think the new businss viii
prove great consenience not only 10 the VII
iAse, bat 10 the central sections Of the county -
Mr. Vieti hns been represented to an excellent
workman and has informed US tina, he furnishes
faithful material ana works unreasonable rates.
Call npon him for any work OF material in his
line. a@t 88'Ntf f't 8t'Aa'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-26

The last piIeellas been securely driven at Corn
field Harboe, and thbnsand DIS Of ties are ready
70 be placed in their proper position. Ere,
many weeks an Engine will pat in. an appear
ance att Tall Pine Station. What "a sig1f on
wheels, pufiag andIblowing, we'Il have to,chserr
orr dropping spirits Three cheers + Now, we,
are not over-enthusiastic. Asaunt dopbts ii
Stop pulling up stakes. friend L. The days Of
trickislfmanoeavres have passed, and we are co.
ing to have-a railroad--yes, too Of Men--sure q
Sickness Is prevailing and hrs. Miiesand Ram
are bnsiiy engaged attending to patients. Ms.
Bi B. Smith, an estimable lady, Is said to be Irs
rxzHzxns Soft crabs areseliing at 80 cents per.
dozen. Knowing individuals. say that ssiduI
crustaceans viii be unusually Plentiful NEXT.
3meoRa. StEawhssriesareripeand exceeding-.
lily sweetland sof fine favor. We wonder if straw
berriesNwsre known In Saul time -thatIis, dur
ling The periodIhe visited the Witch Of Endor to
see the Spirit Of SdmneIT We'll, we don't care IT.
they were knownandsyite versa; they are good
enough fora MosaRS.claitroyant not to say any.
thing abeutancient folks, &c, Rain plentiful.
r armessare planting corn~-a few have finished.
Potatoe bugs have notmade their appearance
set. Misunderstanding the old ladies chick.
Iens, and Eagles are daily pursuing some poor
Fishing raRtoriei bird robbingit Of its fnny
treasure. The screams Of The pursued hreFbus a.
sounding brass and 4 tinklihg. 0ymbhl' to.
the earsaof'tiie voraoious pursuer. Too badd but:
sympathy. avaiielhnot Jho. Bennstts Esqr.,.
hasdIsposed Of his valuable personal property.
and eontemplates moving to the Monumental
city, atan early day. Fortune attsnd.hiiu sndk
his good lady. The-sso L. p ~ areih, buoy.
AMI spirits, and the HagerstOwns NATL IL nakixs
weekly weakly (2). visits. to several hsesides
down here 0hEthat ''bOmb," but il. ididn't.
have any nitro-gIynerihe in.itss composition.
Too bad again. Sympathy and hearty God
speeds; wilIinohsufiee. Prck YoUR suxT AND Txr.
AaAIsr-Somebody.. s
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-26

Il. 81. CLEMEST's BAY, May 23rd, 1887
Messrs. Editors We hear great many COM
plants about the corn's coming up badly: Some
farmers bare bad TO lay of and plant over their
entire fields. Some endeayor 10 explain the cause
lhougb The fact thai the ground generally was
10 bad eoadtion5 others any d was tksdEy spell,
and others attribute is to The bad deality Of the
seed corn which they say was iRiarsd daring the
past Winier. TobasrO phnfsare abundant and
are growing rapidly. A scarcity is no longer
thought Of Seasons only ars wanted to insure
Inc pitching Of n Iurge crop.
Mr. Ihrie has completed the painting Of Mr..
John Gays new dwelling, snd better piece Of
painting We have never seen. Though re do
not profess to be judges Of painting ina sbechan-
ical way, ret we can say that this house pre-
senss a very pleasingnppearance tosthe eye. At
a events It rebounds to Mr.. lhrie's reputation as
painter. M
Mr.. J. w. Latham has recently opened store
at ForestviIle with complete stock Of variety
goods, which he PROPOSES 10 sell very cfreapIy.
Mossrs. Wilkerson a Morgan, at thesame place,
have also opened new stock. Success to both
firms
Miss c. from the Factory was in th. neigibor-
hood last week. Her visit was a short one but
II was sufficiently long 70 renew the old flame
and, perhaps, to kiDdIe some new ones Poor
---i What q pity tits that the idol Of his
thoughts lives 50 far away But be cons0.ed,
friend; Whiisunlide will soon be here. II
Hymen has reused himself lately and claimed
his own; and now
There are two more souls with single thougit,
Two hearts that beat as one ssFH ~
Mr.. Zachariah johnson and Miss Missouri
WOODBURY. werelinked in the bonds Of masrinony
last week. We extend our congratulations to
them, and wish that their voyage oFer she sas az
life may bea happy one. May they always glide
OYER placid waters under tranquil skies Mar
no cloud ever arise to dim their bright hNFiyon
May their felicity ever increase until It becomes
immortal va
Yours, with respect,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-26
LOCAL noTTINcs.


70 ;cerespondeuts.
The pressure upon ourcolumns this sweelfshas
prevented our giving the notes which friend
has supplied 'us ~ recent visit to the Northern
Neelsosl WiginiA. The reply Of Cipher to Cni
Bgne is also crowded out as i also an article
fayoring the selection Of Mr.. FranksN. Holmes
for the Senate. From, the sameg cause, We hare
been compelled this week to take annnusual Lbs
erty with the letters Of our local corrcspondea.s.
We have cosswcsssd, acknowledgements
limits consistent witb clearness and only given
the naked facts they report
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-26

I A few days ago we again visited the thriving
little village ofForestvlle and the section imme-
diatsly surrounding It. Approaching IL from the
Head Of s.. Glemen,sBAS, we passed Though
aprosperous, and highly cultivated country !, As
cei.dIhg The hill, We ssseonltHe left the fertile
f6rmiof IblinIC. Guy. whish,has been lately i'm
psovediby fine residence. Further on, are the
productive estates of Lambert Russell, J. j. Al
,vey and Thos. l.. Harrison. Yet further; as-we
approaolR our destination, the farm Of Uriah
johnson. lissnsusauy wtllhIts .bscadaeeeaoSfwav,
ing wheat. Verify, has he turned wilderness
Into fsldI Of fertility. Then last but not least
10 the rschfarm.fecen,ly purchased BY G. J.. Rus,
sell from tiseesiaieof0 Geo. II, Morgan Andiwiich
y now under a high lsiates Of cultisati6ns, We
bare nOw,afriyed.at, Foyesixille. andl many are
the ciAnges-there since ounlasi visit. j. Woody
LATHAM hasmovedl into his new store, aud a
dwelling, attached to tie store Of Wilkinson q
Morgani 10 IN course Of erections Dyer's Steam
Saw Niilllass been. moved'h here, and the sound OF
the sseamwlIbse wakes up The old Forest. Our
friendl JAmes,E. MI lIaaley and family, have
become thoroughly dbmicied in theinnsw. home,
and, all in all, we are esther getting jealous,oi
Forestviie. We hear also that 1t is.soon, to BE-
raised. 70 the digntlE of a Rost Office. Bsth
by, we heard that they were becoming dissatis-
fsd with the name, Pofestvile, snd that meet
ing had been. eailed.to give the Village a. new
One. wSwoUldI6dvise tliem 10 stick. to, the
name Of EoSestEile, for II Is appropriate and will
cOumsmoraie itsearly history which, as We be.
fore stated, would pass into oblivion but fol
such reminder.
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e.
ciple, could have succeeded, but i'm
stead. they elected ex-eonfederates and
their symRathizers overeme!. You were
careful .notlt6'mentioni campaign Of
'6l'andi63. Ia the hours Of danger.
when the Republican. party was sop-
posed 10 be acting on. principle. ] re-
ceived The undivided support ofthat I4ars-
Ity, and was its only standssdabsarer 10
this coaniy in.the Fdsys Of its infancy,
wheusthere was 70 negro vote attached
to it. Can you say, sir, that you do not
owe mel lean prove my accountsthat.
l have against yoa,, but cannot see
how IIamito, getfmY money by doing sol
As long. as youlcaunot pay your own
debts, doinot cut such swell as re-
adjpster BY Offering to refund in part
The Indebte dnessiofi Maryland. As you
have indicated your inteDtionto beat .
retreat and 10 droH'lhis controversy, il
will say politically, Ego and. sim no
more / will.close by saying. thai /
Have no'animosity against Youi orotfl
ers. though + feel deep'In my Utmost
soul, the wong, and injustice that has
been done and wliichlelfkels- albo'those
that are dearer;to,me than life. He
who -steels my purse steels trash; twas
mine, rs his, and has been slave 10
thousands, but he whorobs me Of my
good name; takos that, which profits
him, nothing. but makes, me poor in-
deed" Whilst Iregyct the necessity
or having Ilad'tb use surhi forrible LAM
'gnagc'beaHng oresous and otiiefs, Rhave
tslt tito be my solemni duty 10 do,soi
|. i,thank you, Mcssns. Editors. fonpnb-
fishing my letters. am, yours, very
respectfully,
T1a g' GaiHa'la joshua JoKEs.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-26
AMrssulsus sssry.

A somewhat mirsculous story reaches ns
through a SYNDICATE cor respondent and is TO the
eject, that . eOIOTed man, Raned Charles Holly,
having occasion to visit the wharf at that place
lately with his cart and oxen the latter, with the
cart attached, during his temporary absence from
the wbarf, disappeared, aAd on his procuring a
lantern Il, Was In the night, he discovered that
they had gone into The river. The miraculous
part Of The affair IL, that the same oxen, Within
cart attached, were fOund the next morning at
Dukes Wharf on the Calvert side Of the river,
hale and hearty, aud nothing the worse for their
swim The Fish story itself Is NOT much more
improbable tat Sd
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-26

hilostewn items,
Corn planting general--afew have anIslied.
Little Victor coods,. son, Of Nj. d. Coode, is
very Sick $3.50. ,.,-
Bishop Gibtions confirmed class Of one hun
dred'And twenly-sIgbt persons at Sacred Heart
las, week.
Farm labor IL very scarce 10 this section. An
unusually large portion Of 4 has been engaged
In oys.sring, aad NOW tha, the season bas closed,
seem lndisposcd to'acccpt farm wages, Col. r.
J. Cotton has tIsPosed Of a large portion ofBil
neuAA u dbss bs imrpsrsing 'lisuiir tlIs Relomae
lie has oula a few dDnun lsir.a aa
li.s Emily Herbert who. has long been suf-
isrsr from partial paralysis, vial se sent by her
friends this week to some Charity Hospital In
Baltimore. t.
The resignation Of CoahiVng and PiAil Is As
sSsat .. WAiah NO Easriea sEoald atsss.yl lore.
press bis, tears Whale ~ sse stalking ost Ihe
ample folds Of our kamdana, will some brother
please rise and inform as whether or not the
country still IipesZ
wasnaen aethsosbwti Sauode to . ntaafifS,l Nag
lhis week bat no,iviag The efortaof several Of
yoar correspondents in this diretion Of late, We
iorb@T. We desire IL to be entered Of record.
tfrsssA@4-- -.s..--.---r- In our admit
rAaiaN foe the season when the whIpporwiI
ehasA he soai-stiFriag melodiss aad the Potato
Bug conplacenily picks bis, teeth meath the
sbasows o. tbs spreading vina.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-26

Confirmation.
ArchbIshop' Gibbons administered The Sacra-
ment Of Confirmation in st. Aloj sius' church.,
in our village, en- Sunday last. Quite large,
number were confirmed, and in the presence Of
an immense congregation The Archbishop
preaehed'during mAssand at Confrmadons He
Is attended by Raw. Father Mnekin. who preached
on Sunday evening. The Archbishop has yet.
to attend the churchesin the lower portion of the
county bsfbre having fon Baltimore. ~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-26
orphanr.' Court.

Orphans" Court. at
The Orphans Gourmet on Tuesday last, pre-.
sent Judges kilburn, Tippett and Love. Decree,
for sale Of real estate Of Martins II. Absl passed,
r. n. Abel, Trustee. and account Of James @.
Beam guardian Lucy R. Hsbb, passed. R.M..
Abel, guardian R. s. Abel and Andrew Absll,.
allowed to ezpendl$ l5D,of principal Of each.
ward for maintenance sndeducational purposes.
The Court then adjourned to Tuesday, the 18th.
day Of june.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-26
More shssy.K ining Dogs.

A correspondent, writing from near Niles
TOW n, informs us that sheep-killing dogs put IN
an appearance in his section on Monday, and
Tuesday nighis last with the loss to Msssrs. 3.
II. Swami and I. b. Bowlingof the most Of their
sheep. which Of our candidates for seat In
Ire next Legislature win have the stamina 10
stand up before the people infhs coming CAM
paigu and proclaim that, e elected, be- win NC
bis sndeavors to protect the sheep riser by tax
ing dogs2
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-26
New Advertisements.
NOTICE.

TAX-PAYETs Of the bib Election District ia-
] detsrd 70 me ToF Taxes fof 1850 are hereby
aotthed thei an.sss the Same arr Paid on or be-
toss tho IL, day Of Jaly next viii be compelled
~ eeliect the asins BY hSr. Rire this noace re-
lBctansis. bat Will positively anteues u wltlioat
rssl,eut 20 persons lcan ~ seen in Mechanics.
sille and ehaEiusse HAIL every Saturday Evening
Ttl0s. LDvEL,
Collector 5th Election Digtncf.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-26
[Fort WaYne. f[nd ! seniinel I

When about twelve yearsold said Mr.. Geisman,
Of the Globe Chop House to our representative, I
met with an accident with a horse, by which my
skull was fractured, and ever since have suf-
tered with the most circulating rheumatic pains.
Of lac ! applied 81. jacobs Oh vhi~h has given
me almost total relief
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-26

r@-Osd Rud young, rich and poor aifunite
inAessilgtag 70 the true merit Of Dr. Bull Slough
Syrnp. For over quarter ofa century Il BIDS
proves itSeifA true, tried and trusted friend.
Price IS cents.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-26
s.raHherr Present.

We are indebted to Mrs. John B. Abel, Of our
Town, for a present Of Strawberries, for which
We reiarn sincersst thanks. Though the name
o. I'm Snrisay seus us'br unk ncsvn, tits not I'M
known that tAs berries were large and luscious.
Thanks again. t
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-26
Acceptable prassnta.

Acceptable Prasenta:
ws.ass oiisa upon 70 thank Capt B. For
well for the present Of splendid pair Of shad and
Herbert for mess Of sofl crabs. These acknowI-
eIgstsenss should have been made in our lac. b.
sue, but At the time the presents were .rsCsiTed,
we had already put our paper to press
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-26
RATlFIcATloN NOTICE.

Ia the Osptngasr Court 0gEt. MAry's cou6ty
May "a, l6shs 4A
0RDERED, That the sale Uf The Real Estate
~ ~ NauihA n. Abell, deoeased made by
Richard ~. Abel, Trustee, aud thia day re-
ported 20 hh Court by tbs said TFuaiss, be
ratihed End eoa6smed asslass esase be shown
10 the contrary, on or Lcfprr the
2Nh DAY or JUNE, 1881,
provided copy Of ,hss orsisr w iasssisd iw NJ
-. Mars hsAsey, O. gxsgaRsF g.Al ~. -. %
Three successive weeks, before the Sud 2aih day
0fJnae, issb.
The report states the aInopRt % msles 10 be
500.
JOhA T. Mti-RRlS. q. T.,
= y. TpPkTT, a. j.,
GIVE M.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-26
Tarky.

Thanks.
WeFmve to thank our young friend, John D.
Moore, formerly Of this Town, at present a resi-
dent Of Chicago, for late copies ofths leAdingpA-
pers Of thas sity-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-26

The readhrs,of tile BEACON are asked to read
the businsss notice Of Messrs. Spicker Duvali,
TO be-found rIsewhereIn to-daY's paper. Our
popular young friend, j. Willie Johnson at For.
~-.--iai-, t-------~.-s uvuse and Is its
business agent In this county. -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-26
Tpers Huron. coma,srciAl.l ],

Charles Nelson, Esq, Prophetic. Esl--n
Ibase, speaking. to US recently, observed: snf-
fsrrd 'so,mueh With lslsusnaiisn' that my arm
wsiiicrea add physicians could not help nae.
Twas in deapAir Of my lie, ben some one advis-
ciSiss 30 Try 81 JacobsOn,a Ibid 20, and a. Il
By magic. was instantly relieved, and, by the
continued uss Of the Oil entirely cured. thank
Heaven for having ussd' tliis wonderful remedy
for n sAsaD.Mrpge n also cured my vile.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-26

e@-The cool wlnds,chiIl the heart Of the ice
car, driver, andihe now sta shIvering on, hia
Boz. a blue nospi siriim'of DESPAIR; the striking
words, ''ase b.. Buli's Cough syFoP' stare bun
i'm tho face. az aa
, 1881-07-17

NTANTED-RY 4 FAMILY OF THREE
.If aeompetent gl:l for general w,,rk- Sope bu.
5osG nasinE good city references need apply. Cali
Monday ut 2@3 West Concress-st. ''''' ~
, 1881-07-17

TNANTED-A GOOD MAN ACQUAINT-
W ed with the hardwood-lumber trade and czlbl-
ntt-shoEs Of the city; a good salesman. Address
u 81. Tribune office.
, 1881-07-17

"ANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w houseworks also nurse E!rl. Must have good
references Apply ut ao EAst Stx1eenth-st, near
, 1881-07-17

WANTED - By Il WELL-ESTAB--
~ l!shed dramatic cup IL few talented ypuj,g In-
dies for the coming season. Address Is 81 Trihune
, 1881-07-17

:" a y r E ED-ENPERIENCED BOOK
w SEWERS ut H. j. COX s CO.'S, Lakeside Dui1d-
Ing, corner Clark And Adxms-s,s.
, 1881-07-17

CITUATION WANTED-BY 4 coll
NJ aecDr of five years. experience In this city; would
like to engage with good house. hest OF refer
cnccs given. Address II Ii, Tribune Office.
, 1881-07-17

..... EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
NTANTED - GOOD GERMAN AND
w scandlnav!an girls for uriv1le fumtlfe. and
hoardtnE-hOusts. q. DCSkES Office. .l!G Mwa
, 1881-07-17

"ANTED-GIELS, THOSE HANDY
eYI WITH light hammer preferred. in factory Mt 145
, 1881-07-17

w 4 y T E D LADORERS-TWENT
W. i've strong, active hurried men. Permanent
emptnyluen and good Mn.es Apply to Northwest
FertilizipE Company. GnlOn Stock Yards.
, 1881-07-17

GIRLS FOR BIND
Room ~. 50 and ). MHrket-st.
, 1881-07-17

WANTED-SALESMA By COMMIS-
w SION huuse: must have experience in grading
butter. and mot nYr1d Of work. state bv whom yot.
were last employed; letters confidential Address
Z IT. 1riluuE lficn.
, 1881-07-17

WANTED = AT 3o4 WEST VAN
~ BuFen-st. In private family, an experienced
girl to cock wash and iron; also one tor SECOND
Quifed