davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-08-19
Real Estate Agency.

1856 Acres west side Of Bodgetts Valley, an fsaesds
% acres under plough mug farm With good house,
ssss sod Ssss sssaSa H 4 ssss' -
$40 Acres on Elk road. miles from Junction wisA
Yaquina road Good house, barn, etc A rood fsrn
with outlet to well grassed ranges. 2,9oo.
200 Acres. 10 miles west Of summit, intending d
plenty Of bottom land. Small house. ETC., and o.
chard. "A bargaik. Price, $1,000.
$40 acres ef land ct the Junction Of the Ysquine
and Elk road and river, IS miles east ef Newport.
Good bottom land with outlet 70 well gasssd angsa
240 acres two mil from Summit ON fork Of Mays
River. Land very productive. with good .nge; sx-
ccllent house. two large barns and other butldinGs
good fences; improvements valued - S16oep PTiee
100 acres situa.ed ON Little Elk roed, 1.-TWO miles
9e anse ace
cultivation; abundant out-ranSe for stock Price,
$3.50. Au excellent bargain: terms reasonable.
AT NEWPORT.
100 acres mile east Of Newport on the road, and
with comfortable house. garden, etc This property
commands splendid views Of the ocean, the haThor
lots: Well wssered by nums rou. sp1nss Piee IS
application.
saloon. large warehouse with capital han above
and also wharf opposite: Also other property in
commenced and there being every prospect for
lively summer renders this good chance.
16o acres. twenty-five mlles thia side Of YaquinA
bay, the road between Trapps ard Eddys one half
bottom land with excellent out range stock This
property will sell at bargain. Price, $3.50
For price and other particulars apply the under
signed who begs to intimate 70 intending vendors Of
real estate that by establishing agencies In England
and also In the Eastern States he trusts TO BE- able 70
effect speedy sales.
JoHN n. Aylrs,
Summit, Benton Co, Or.
Or At the law otce Of JAs A. YAxTis Corvallis Or,
R. A. BESsnL, Newport, Or.
WIN. CoLLYNs, L Co S East India
Avenue, agent, London.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-08-19

RAKEs,
FORKS,
SPADES,
sHovELs,
GRAIN CRADLES,
scYTHEs, sNATHEs,
And all kinds Of
Agricultural Implements.
BAN WAGONS,
BUFFALO PITTS CHALLEN-
GER THRESHERs,
sULKY HORSE RAKEs,
McCoRMACK'S TwINE BIND
Err HARVESTER.
CHAMPION REAPERs AND
MOWERS,
FAN MILLS. HARRoWs,
BROAD CAST sEEDERs,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-13
SYRACUSE CHILLED Pillow COMPANY. /
.aasiag Season Of lssc.r

eA@sAAA AVAeSA " ASsSs tsFf
The Nee fosk Rori1, in a late Issue gives
lengthy aad int esiipg account Of lie NOR no.
table racing even Of 1870, aud declares n wis
The best .acing ser4ou ever kaown ~ the Uni
ted. State. 10 .hc Pc sormnnces o. Maryland
Aoysss, y is vc5ys SvBpllmea'urf and Ia Ibis
eonnse ioa, Il H.akes ius ioll5wing mth,ion Of
The slable o. Dt, l.ynch u ,hia conaly
Close 70 Dir. Clstaash sttcls u Dr. Lynch,
VI 0rcd Nils, ~. Malf cogRsyg SlIn, ~ nc
owner ot Derg- and Guide Hampton, sdlai fairly
well 0nfteFtug ibat Clypc Hampton only won
Que ~ So-Aii Il ifeg siLat lAtl hnoIc, while
uerby = saCesAsts twSai neiaripaliy i,Anping
eveu,s. Us wuL Our seen lseissss, iNereess over
hlsLIics and onr ~ wei,el .NypUjson the uat, 1T
h auae~sto,,d ,fFt o. ttytfel has taken Derby
b nus, and hn,i'hs wiz hs 90 .tr BE- used ~ a
stallion. Df. l.yuch's vmnisgs aggregated 90
400" FH ftt
We have good reason Zoe believing ,hat ''ie
Void mislaken 10 nc ,upaos,,ion ,liai Derby
has BEN wilbdvawn .som sas ,e:a Ne is at
pr seat % hgpc si.h his owner. bot, II Dr.
Lynch biya ans id,A of r. ,irl Hin} ~ n un-
kuown q his ppsi iasithie Gsends acee ss
matter Qlisst, kgosisg ONES, whe H,ye, luIslysveh
Derby, represent, lh.t sbey lrsSe never seen him
look better lhan At present, aud ,bey say further,
tai bis ag,ipn Is all ..a,, ceud o. wishtd by the
most fasudions. We predict SHAT Derby Is s,iil
destined 10 carry the coiOrs Of hs owner 10 the
front apon many wrli-oon,e,,ed hcld in tie
failure ~ ~ the post. Ataay rate, We almost
koow that be hsa no, been wt,hd ava iroai The
tart Clyda lltmpion aud clyde Hdl, both Of
ihs sape stable ApI belonging 10 the saws own
'cr, are reported % In lookibgaud doing well.
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4qM 49, 1873 |

corporation to issue $500, 900 of repair
bonds, was without actual necessity,
and, as it endangered the security n
the bondholder, was serious breach "
trust semmitted1by tbe eSrpers,ion. :
These are The allegations. 81
/ On the dhArgcof Inc Canal being run
by its officials TOR the purpose pl Tfo.
NOTING shsjs owp political schemes
the CouA>s5ys: 1--WE do not find his
allegation established by&Proof." al
the outlet locks at Georgetown and the
wharf property at Cumberland. the
Court says:
'rTke respondent corporation has produced a
great deal of testimony to show that the acqui-
sition of these terminal conveniences was abso-
lutely TO enable the canal TO maintain itself
against competition which threatened lis exls-
renee, and fhat The POSSESSION Of Them has put
the canal in q position of independence from
adverse control and Of ability TO economically
manage its'Iiusipsss ind cara reyenne such as
it has not heretofore enjoyed and from which the
bondholders viii reap hpmediaie ,peneft."
,,,Wib, regard so-the telePbOReiCharge,
the Court again ssy,:a'7D ga'n'. q
/, tsAnd The proof also shows that with The use
iofthe telephone a less RUmber 0fsu parfsisndents
is required, which results in consideHsble saving
ofnhnnal expense III, a. .,gab..a, v
!, The Govt sPspk rs follows d the act
Of 1878; mol .snnl fsA4 tdI mo1i +"
"a "Tl,epessage ofithis act was procured BY rep
rcsepling to the Legislature the dismantled rom
dtion of the canal, caused by tbe extraordinary
food sf7 and the impoasibiIity ofrnising moil-
icy oh the repair bonds authorized by the act Of
1874. Attorneys who we're the representatives
and agents Of The complainant, acting in his be-
half before the same Legislature, and 10 respect
10 tlw bonds he now sues upon, were also at that
time attorneys Of the corporation employed 10
assist in procuring Abe passage Of thcact ofl87s.
That any deceit was practlced upon them by of
iicers Of the corporation rs TO the real condition
Of the canal or its finances we have no reason TO
believe and II with knowledge OF all they now
know the agents ofthe complainant were satisfied
themselves and endcayoTed 10 conriuce Others that
the act Of 1873 and the issuing Of the bonds Ru-
ihorized by II was wise, necessary md benefi-
cial measure, surely the compartments present
Claim to DC protected from thecorporatIon be-
cause Of its acrcpianee Of that act is not ar
ghment which adds apy strength to bis case.
The conclusions Which the Court
reached are tset forth as follows
''Withont more particular statement ~ HE
reasons which have brought US TO the conclusion
II snfices US 10 say that, after n full consideration
Of the able presentation Of the whole ease. We
find most Of the material averwnts Of the bin
unsupported by the testsmosy r. q.
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Marriage Statistics

Ilasing had our attention. called to the sub
ject Of mars ieee shdsiles in onteoun,y. we have
bethought optselfcs that Il might 'n'ereit orr
re,ders 10 learu. ihe number Of marriages fire.
cord which 1, ceiehtai@l 10 orr county 10 course
Of year aud The. shoNiuas q .hs q devept
months in this regard. The numbef Of ma Il.
ges idlssO was 81 and they aye disiyibu,9d as
follows = January, ioi Feb, uery, rs March, o.;
April, .; shay, g. June, p July, 2; August u
September, 2; October, ,; November s. peeamf
Der, 49, In the matter Of months i will heseen
that the Winner ones are decidedly he most
popular among our people Tor tying the @ef-
rinee Knot.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-13

COMPTROLLER KEATIsG's Report,
The annual report OF Comptroller
Heating lor.the fiscal year, which ended
the. 30th OF September plt., shows the
States finances 10 be IN a healthier
slate than they have been since he as
sumed the duties ofhis office There has
been a reduction ofthe State debt ofsome
$4,000. The receipts for the year
were $2,007, 6S677--a large increase
over 70. lie makes the following
mention of the management of the State
Tobacco warehouses under Gov. Ham,
Ilton's appointments, from which il will
be seen, that these houses have moi only
become seIl-sus,ainiug, bat are likely
10 the future 10 be "a source 81 consid-
cradle revenue to the State;"
THE gross receipts OF The tobacco
warehouses were less last year, than
the year before BY SlS495 80, the
disbursements, excluyye-oi salarics. OF
the tobacco inspectors were less by
81, l55 80. The act passed by the Leg
islature OF 1878, chapter 1856 abolished
the office OF supervisor OF tobacco ware
ho#ses, whose salary was $4,000 per
pais4um, and reduced the salaries Of The
inspectors from So 500 TO ST. 800 each,
OF the CHIEF clerks from 81 900 TO ST.
000 each OF the shipping, receiving aud
weighing clerks from $500 10 $500
each, and the per diem oil sore wmen from
~ 30 TO 50 each, and Of laborcrs from
50 to 81 81. This ACT took effect on
the first day Of March last. Since then
the duties OF SUPERVISOR so far as The
examination of accounts is concerned.
have deyolved up the comptroller. !
respectfully submit the following ex-
ltibrt from March / 10 September 80,
1889: TO gross receipts from Alarcb
TO Sept. 80, 1889, $50 800 IS; less
expenses from March TO Sept. 80,
1881, $l3,954 50; receipts above ex-
penses, So, 2S4 %; less old debts con
tracted prior to March, 1880, and Paid
out OF above gross receipts, S2991 90
balance applicable 10 salaries ofinspec.,
tors, SO, $50 80; add 10 this old debtspaid
as above, S2,997 80; receipts above .rx-
penses from March / 10 Sept, 80, 1880,
S6,284 %; salaries of inspectors Tor
same period, So, 2507recerpts above all
expenses, Sl,O34 %, The, old debts
are nearly all paid. and this, brief ex-
hi5t encourages the hope that by eco-
nomical management and careful super
vision the tobacco warehouses, which
have been an ncumbrance on the treas.
ury, will become not only selt-sustain-
ing, but . source Of considerable ,EeYe-
nue. 10 the State" ..t. ~. .-a.e... aala
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local Correspondence
IIRIrn4 3rAscn, January II,

BRlEEY BEAScn January II, 1881.
our ltltc Republic d Iiticry Branch has great.
~ inefeascdbe territory SINCE .he galned her
UNDERGRADUATE aud u nov very thrifty and pop
ulo6s place. II Il bounded on ibe North BY the
NH Hatc, on Tie East by Pinet Wood Forest, on
the South By the Big Rus and on the West by
BegEars Neck. Il has within lie limits ons
Church three public schools Two white aud one
eolorcd ,, where the young idea Is taught 10 shoot
llfrre stores, Two post Offices, two mills from
which the hungry are regularly ted, and large
pond Of water In The center from which the geu-
try get The fish to supply their tables and tue
ice 70 cool sheir juips with. II has President
and several minor officers. Tbs President 10
man Of great erudlton and legislative ability,
Very amisbIe aud courteous In his manners, gem
ileDsaly IN bis appearance. .remarksbly hAnd-
some MN, aud manages the qGdy q the Branch
10 profitable and satisfactory manner, Our old
friend. Buck, i Wis private 'eepiary and chief
adviser ...t.,.... ...f Il.
NJ, Joha DAIahay, . mill Is Gov IDLE, owing
TO The breaking Of The main shaft, he expects 20
have I, pt work IN ab9ai 3 week. Parsonss mill
lns new miller, Capt. Higdon being now in
charge. ~ Parsons mill store there Is large
stock Of goods, and cur friend Osesr Is always
ready % wait ppog his numerous customers.
wilkiasop is still at the cid stand bat win
soon move into his new store al Tie corner Of the
road "a ,sFrs4.
Blackstone is improving 81, Clements Bay.
Ee has built new grAnery and snelosed the
front Of hls store witha plank fepee. Beauty
has returned. hopsr y a. loVely and charming
as ever, and Aopetpay Ia happy nov. The very
colo weather lately has cot the yoang peo-
pie IN iilehumor for marrying, and they areEO-
Ing Il With q rush : "a One -od- iaiFesl flowers
was eapiarsd the other dag sad carried orre
Mechanicsyille. ! hope that tlTF may have a
pleasant and PROSPEROUS New Ysar1 sud spend
their DAYS in. ne,ee and hapiSiness. lfy1wi 'i :
Two Of our y0qng ladies' have been, ahscat
Prom ellie neighbo. a0od on visit since .Lbtisi-
mas. Their return wapStohsly waited Tor. 81,
E+fb tat fif}t " H. H.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-13

THE CANAL SaUABPLE.-Tbe Suit in
Equity 10 The Circuit Court OF the Uni
ted States for the district OF Maryland
against the Chesapeakeand Ohio Canal
Company has been settled, The Court
deciding against the appointment Of a
Receiver. To enable our readers TO
judge inteIligeniIy Of the merits Of this
controversy, We will first give the allie
cations in the bill Of complaint against
the company and then the decision OF
the Court upon The different points
raised. And first, the canal manage
ment had paid nointegest on their bonds
since 1876. And further, The manage
ment Of the canal is entirely polltical;'
it ''has been and pow is used primarily
and mainly in the interest Of partisan,
political objects, without regard 20 the
rights Of ito creditors" 'the President
and those with him that control the
management Of the canal have, during
the last three years, under pretcnse OF
employing persons TO perform SERVICES
for the company, kept tlieir political
agents in the pay whensnot performing
any service foretiie canal" "they have
employed large numbers oiunhecessary
and useless employees for the purpose oil
promoting Jheirown political schemesI''
they have sduandcredqthe' bondhod-
ers' money in useles expenditures
for outlet 1locks above Georgetown;
for leasing and purchasing wbarves
at Cumberland; by establishing tele-
phone and by paying enormous bo:el
bills" Again: "The conduct OF The
President and Directors, in obtaining
the passage by The Legislature of Mary.
lind OF the act Of 1878, authorizing the
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[LOcai Correspondence

JARBohsNiLLE, Jan. H. lsSlt
Ncssrs. Editors FAN Is quiet along The
lines" just now, save the shrill screech Of the
steain-iug or The occasional whistle Of the fog
bell on the lower Chesapeake and Potomac,
Were Il no, for these and the daily appearance
OF theihRifboy mounted on "Baisams ASS with
ears aud lail only protrudug, We should forge,
we are in the land Of the living, Locomotiog i
almost entirely suspended and VIC have ,ppthing
IN the world in The way Of news bat tlle oc,as-
ional Splice" Of our. eolored folks. s, =, s{t I.
IS III Nay, young vic near here, which Il
wus' necessary u 70 al the way to Frederick
ciivto obtaiA, hacfia Short soJoutn, Il bf on q
WIS., 70 the 8raasp,al rod. aud her beige ford
swcirs II Is the d., well, the codes', lsHe iCst
Winicr be has ever spept, aud wants e know IL
that ilmwAg spell, predicted vs. Prof vennor,
viii not come of beiofe the 18th inst he says
he has important basiness away. Truly
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THE
ST. MARY'S BEACON.
LEoNARDTowY, ND.
THURSDAY MORNING, JNsapry 'sth' lssi


DEATH OF JUICE Reys$ 4TlIsdgh not
unexpected, the death ofJUDGE BRENT
will be ielt by many, indeed by the
great majority of our readers, as IN the
nature Of a county and even personal
bereavement. He had sustained the re-
lations Of Counsel and Judge SO long
with our people, and his social relations
With many Of them we're SO intimate,
that we had. coms4sSegapd~him- almost
as one Of ourselves Certainly, IN no
section, not even in Charles, was he
held in higher and broader respect and
veneration than III this county. And
many had come To- love him. Under
an apparently austere manner glowed
for friends heart as warm and loyal ds
ever beat. Butwe Nave neither the
time nor space heretoRoini out HE NOR
al characteristics Of the deceased or hts
qualities as an advocate and jodgeEiThs
bare mention must suffice IDS for the
present, that he died Of heart disease
at his home in Charles cosPty on Thurs
day morning, the 9th Of Januaty, in
slant, in the 63rd year Sfhis age land thai
in no community IS his death more tru-
ly and widely regretted than in ours.
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Especial Warrington Correspondence. /

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10, 1881,
Messrs. Editors IA merry Christmas and a
happy New Year ~ May gise you greeting as
give all my other friehdt7 The Old Year has
sadly loft its throne, aud the New Year has Ia
ken the chair Estate amid fhe roar Of cannon,
the Ginning oT.bels, afdsnade Of shot-guns and
pistols and the footing aud bIsre of tin horns.
We havelooked forward 10 Our holidays long
inely nill, tiasil Tie yuie log did send long
rays Of light outfntd the. frosty Christmas air,
making the contrast between rich and poor con
spicuous in this glad season Of The year, when
the many silver over scarty allowance Of coal
but our ricff fortunately ehdeayor 10 render the
condition Of Heavens less favored ones more en-
durable and frequently are gifts received By
those who would otherwise titink this general
thanksgiving synonym u all that Is cold and
desolate for them.
The churches have been especially active, and
realizing the severe need in weather when we
SILVER ard keep near fires in handsome and COM
paraiivtIy warm mansions, have made ,unusval
e&eftions for the benefit Of the needy. .s.s.
THE Sunday School Of the First Congrga-
tional Church agreed to give theiz gifts to the
poor instead Of receiving any themselves. They
70
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II you cut, burn OF bruise yourself, there 10
nothing that will so quickly and etfestualy give
you relief as one application ofM. B. Roberts
Embroeatiou. " during the extreme cold wealth
en- you have frozen your feet or hands and af-
ter using according to directions one half bottle
Of Embrocaton, and are not satisfied that II is
worth ten times what 1t cost You, BY sending
your name aud address TO the Sincs' MFG Co.
philadelphia, they will pay you 81 90 for the
remainder. For sale by Combs 1 spaIding5
Druggists, at s. aud 20 cent?. .---- :
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The loss Of such man as The late Jadge Brent

The loss Of such man rs the late Jadge Brent
TO community cannot be styled any other than
flis grasiest affection they could be subjected TO-.
u have known the deceased personality I'D II
So1ia be but justice to his memory to sly, That
IneFtf knew kinder, nobler and more consci-.
enti0ns gentleman. He always I'D kind word
and welcome smile for every one, and his char
stterfsiie manners were so carefully and proper-
" cultured as TO endear him 10 all whom he
came ia contact with. lie was. calm and re-
signed. even to his bed OF death, and although
iafiNlbd hy lingering and patptsl disease, he
M Hever known 10 complain, bnd Ehen at last
the fatal moment came and he was summoned 10
give back >he talent entrusted to his keeping, he
sqnssttyiaid il down ut the feet Of his Maker, and
after bidding adieu 10 his large and gref-stricken
family, his soul passed from earth to Heaven
where decay and death are never known.
! read with joy and gratitude the letter In your
last Issue from Jarboesvillc. Such sentiments
are rarely heard aud deserve the thanks Of those
for whom your correspondent was 50 thoughubl,l
Ana1 ahibk there are sohie at least who blessed
from the bottom Of their hearts the kind person
who MAS so thaag halal ettseirwel6Te. Hnd now,
Messrs. Editors, wishing you, though late,
happy and prosperous new year am
fs,s.,fa.sl is Ia Very respectfully,
f.ta Il. tsa0 III Boa maxwell.
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[I.ocal Correspondence
cmaaloryg ITALl, Jan. II

CIiARbGrFg IiALLi Jan H. 1881
Messrs. Ei.lms Ibid Joueeyts wish 10 lose
all identity With ,hs Tats ial Cor The fine bCngl
Well, we have, and II nslRstSup 'ay. Intact
We bcclme q. std wi,h ihs.w'sa'S'r ISr the
,Brsl tims,l 40 y lisbii,gi oGruf} W. itdto'
sGdke GUS If ia,s ssra soldse'iP etcaemcssi
gyt,lpul se,lvsleriso iea "a ftbfthef 'ie,.
We v ,-bpsonsi,edy moeid ,'ofa ~ a Few lass
vi sd rhine. tNYe ashiykds .. ed witt good
prac sheil him as % d ipsd nniIhst,hss.W
lsymyn, has ,inere,sai,l deso,es in our
midst dRIpg lIe psst aia''dAA- no \ s'ban'
tbree ypul4es inua -6diesof Nmilehnda half.
that our f,iiebd JiIi.ila, ialleia'
VICTIM 70 the aluremenis Of The i'ir sex and will
shortly slip his head into the matfimoni ] moose.
Mr. l.. W. B. llulehins passed thronghthe
village to-day on his way home from Washing
ION, and gave us Intelligence that work would
be commenced ON the Washington City and PIT,
lookout II. u. 4as!soon as the weather will per-
nit. This Is good news almost too good to
credit. In fact, opr people have lost all faith in
the railroad question and say they won't believe
!, a certainty TIL they see tile engine putting
down the track. SASS AMOS. Y
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.Yr Haley, tse.ar..

The FIST Of lle proposed lectun-s Of iIr. Hal.
lock, notice Of which weS given 10 our b,s, l'a-
per, was deIiYued in lhs csarl loom of tia.
pace o. Tse,dN aiabt i'H,, accb}d!pg to aa-
Bouheeme is owing, dpab,es 10 ibe unls-
vofahle coadi,ioR of Ills VeAihrT aud rtc loWer-
ing aspect q .be clouds al 'he lime, i've au-
dienes ,wpf 4 appll %; bal, ll'ssiaho i'Ha tbs
courage ~ 9Fpd Nsie ,,a' 'ggs delsdrihe'Sn'
de- tk o. We lntcbtd rssi1 . Wide ites
lue eSnc cuee aud Ne e, cnA din
= ling. thai We calro uos ,.la.essr when y e
were mort hieb'T o. bs.se' rs,e si'ei ,han IS
he add ~ Of ~, aapnsb. We il@A ,beexdt
lal ibe slhiei Jls @ is,u II Nsh-w re'A r
An'lya dry oue, ~ ais lsc,n erisv~s edit h
"a me "a l9aI Sever pssssd i,ois ''el 0siUs
lg1be cad Of he discqstsc., 0f,re iSeoit. Of
- spsaksr, We have nos sc,rtie s,s'ot 10 stsik
TWs9qd .gf Re1t pa,aa1aia' az b. eis 2 ui'hc is
scieles nov Tgpe ihay sFeepi Hs'FsaIsble and
railopal, ~ lkpme ~ abs ssxu'Aiiots Of Darwin
and olnrr & glu iaai,,s.a Tin n atlseh'e ofMr.
Ealloak will, ,he on the 'Iso~Ss ~ she Pfess.''
D. request, he will repeat HE Icr1BFe on tie Or
igin Of ap'lo-nisli 9TlIursdas)l stir ~
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The other day, as two friends we're talking to-
geiher In The street a donkey beg to bray anil
= What a cod that Jnkey has II saidone of the
men. "And by the'wey, THAI puts me In mind
bow Is YOUR cough7" | may not be quite as
much II A'donkey as you think Iam-my cough
is all rghs-~Rnd my kno wIedge that SlSEs' SYRtr
or Tar, WmD CHERRY AND liOARHeUNp, Is The
best Cough or Cold Remedy khowhf Is the eau e.
If you hid been AS wise, yen would not now
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chr.stmasI

WN.,J. EnSI.EN l. Co. wishes to call atten
zion to their large and varied stod of Christ 8
mas and other goodssuitabIe for old and ypungsa
comprising Fancy Goods, Clocks, Vases, Pier
lures, etc, ttc. etc. Also Toys, Fireworks
Candies, Frnits, etc Their other departments,
such as Boots and Shoes, Dry Goods, Notions,
Carpets, Gil Cloths, Groceries. Whiskies. Rum,
Wines, ETC., are stocked to overlooking, Do
not iiii 70 calf on them when coming TO Town,
as yoa can save time and expense.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-13
prslAm Kssk.

Tbs worshippers at 81 Aloysins' Church in
our Town vii learn with regret, We af@ sure,
that Btolher Na,k, lay-hrotber laog Aaaeh d
10 ihlschufob. bss been removed by Ids suPeriqrs
to st. Nsrys church Boston, the church bye
,be-by,. where Father Nurgsu IL n prscpi
locssde sThe anIabir msnBers and aclomoda-
ting disposition Of Brother Mack have won bin
many warm friends here whose klnd wishes will
Aocpmpany his sojonra ia the last trt