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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-26
"BEin Diseases" Cured By NJ, BWaynes
H.. Ointment.

What 70 more distressing than an obstinate
skin disease, and why perSonS should suffer q
single hour whG theJ have o sure cure In
"SWAynes Ointment" Is past our Comprehsn.
slon. The worst case Of letter, Itch, Salt
Rheum, or that annoying complaint, Itching
Piles, yield TO Ia wonderful all heallng quail.
ties. Plmples on the Face and Blotches on
the Skin are removed by uAing this healing
Ointment Perfectly sale and harmless, even
mn tho rnnak tandeF infant
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-26
YOU KNOW

rhs bat evidence Of 9 phyhctan'I success y the
for my professional services prove shat have dealt
h0nonAbly aud LrIly with those who have consulted
mS. ! nsIeF usa . PATIENTS name without permission,
though have many hundred certificates from thoSe
ine1rablA 4 thorough medical education, With
nany yoArI hospital experience and hmlNAIity With
therapeutic AgOh1, . close Observance o. tampgramen'
IgsmSat, IniQTSs IueooSS, d cure i poalble, and !
frankly give the patient my opinion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-26
Az ERurrroN or EraHr YEAls' srlvDtYo.

was troubled with an eruption for eight
years, itching intolerably at times; tried
many preparations without finding relief
through tile use Of "~Swayne's Gll.heallnp
Ointment am entirely cured.
Nl JosEPH H LAMBERT.
At Horsman & Bros Fifth and Cherry
Phil8. ...rF .y.sN
swAyns's Ointment, the only efectual cure
for letter, all ~GutAn0OuA affections no matter
how obstinate or how long standing.
swayne's Ointment Is sold by all druRgists
'" TThEGW.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-26
Fl o ME PR o o T.

KIDNEY n IvER DlsEAsl AID RHEuMAFiet
-suVYEKgD Misunderstanding EeSmed 70 h0lT
GkPT. PHliLIPd,
Wheeling, ", Va
CATARHH, PoLTPUs or Moss, IHPAIEED VOICE.
l suffered loF years; patent msdleiusI failed 10 hsIr
ne. III. smith OomPlS!elL cured me-
Of Speidel 4 Co., Whscllng, W. Va,
DTsPEPslA AM uLcIRATHD sTuMAcn -"Treat-
mont Tor (ears Illlei q glLs ne RELIEF. Dr., smith
cured ns.n THOMAS HOLT, Insurance Agent
sufsd maj LOUIS =. W1sHlNGTON.
BfB0gULA- RuNHINR BORIS on HAD -"My son
Eas afflicted loE u ysSIS-EYthins seemed 70 help
MRS CATHERINE CAPS,
f-rr Market street, wheeling, W: Va
CAHCEI.-'sudoTtd tcT, years with cancer, Had u
cut out three umOa. II retained attHr each operation.
Dr. smith cured me- Without f5Iir h. e' r. 6s g 6asT.'
Pnns, FBruLA ov AHua- Flst 81 my back i0T 10
\ eokS-kspoHsd dying, Dr.. Smith cured me Without
Sniie, 10 ave VOFtk THOMAS C0LV!E,,
Wholesale Grocer, Main street, Wheeling, W Va.
ULoHRATIOAa OF RECTuh, PRoLAIspS AID PlLm
.l,'N Given w W die and ~pFonOune0l lncufAble, Dr.
'ol'" 'U''' WELLINGTON pEIANY,
Martins Ferry.
'Rxv, p, shApn Rhtss :-"DT. sIniih'I pole.
,ioull ,aT Iiees IN az family have bean most ~S4tiliAp-
tory aud I nommtnd Kim 10 all - . gentleman and q
liz. SaHalSSf KoLs ays.-"I had becn luau-
lpg Or Seysn years and trsated By many phJGoiAps
lof bJIpebSls. DE-. Smith IAI1 I had 3 taPO.Nor1ni
and n tiGSt hours removed q uonstOr, 100 feet long y
FEnALl CoHlLAtHLS-LhIee $50 ~ noSpItsn i'
feSoni tund 81. cat1Lrb, piSoaSi o. Hear
live, stpn aolt KldnsyL Rdn, Bleed hTTeul A..
tUod0hB md W64knasSG 81 Men aud Youth, SorotuA
and AahmA testify 10 my success.
P1ERs opTei without tho knfe. !,
PEtiSub Il 4 distance MAJ b treated b. Letter AID
AlS6A6tIan guaADtSOd. A GhAEt Tor sell examination
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-26
CLEvE1AND d PITTSBURGH R. R
" CONDEMNED TIM dIPU,

M llgWHRp
- - a0fs6T TAT 3HT%tS-@
n and Aftor Nov. 7th, lS61. ali TnlGs viii rus
tAl' teEeept sundayJ u follows
! Through Trains 10 Pitashunh,
Through TrdhI 70 UsyaiAna,
. Through T11lna 10 cAinARo,
.Pullman'I PaRlu ON hStVOau WoiirytIls ana
Cleveland.
dAnce end ChioAGo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-26
RInAHCIAL AM UonnEsolAL.
hrv IoFh Homer nd htoeRa,

NV YoRK, July &-MOxR1 Marks
easy At 2AaS peEcsnt Prime mercantile papa
9Al per cent. Sterling E1ehaRRe bankenj
bulls weak At = SAX; demand q StN.
GoyERHhEHF BoHps-Generally steady, bui
new fours were y per can't lover.
q. = g. eanPl d Isl l02kI New ....-.,.,.-,.... .ialII
AsW Akl...,,,..,,.---- iitH Plslae e II aS,-r.,pISo
kSW t.,-..--.. ..,.--A-lls lsoaFtd.
RAILROAD Bosps-In the railroad bond mar,
ket Central Iowa 6rtl declined to lI6X from
IFS, Milwaukee Isl Paul, Southern Mime.
sofa division, 70 l05 trom 10TH. TOxaS a Pa
cthc Land Grant incomes 70 Tk from 70,
Kansas 4 Texas seconds to SIX from S8K,
Denver, south Park 4 Pacific. lintS to los
trom l09k, Milwaukee a ST. Paul oonsols %
i26 from IN, Ohio Central lHts To 100 from
lOlh and Chesapeake 4 OHIO currency aixel
TO 50 from sex.
srATE BoaDs -DulL.
! Ssiala9s c0aS'lh- g EYlrtnIa eI--;.-.,.,- ~
hthlanH d..........,-..,ll2 lVlrhAlA ConsilI, tK-
g. Jossph, .-,......---tle nlturod eoupepI., Gk
TsRAslseS tI-...,...... a lVirTnIa dsIsTSd,-.~. II
eFocEa-The market opened strong and
higher and the SaleA showed an advance OF
A3H per cant, the latter In Texas Pacific, bat
before noon prices declined kaS per can't,
Missouri Pacific, Central Pacific, Wabash
Pactho and Western Union leading the down
ward movement During the afternoon spec.
ulation became quite feVOriIh with a tendency
TOWARD lower prices, and after the second
board prices showed q further decline OF kA2
per cent the latter in ohiJ 4 Mississippi. In
the late dealings q frmer tone prevailed and
there was Q recovery Of Ha2 per cent which
gas subsequently, lost and the market closed
unsettled,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-26

hASAe Express lOaVGa Wheeling dAily,
Trains leaving Columbus n AZ ?. n. and 6,SB A, n,
Iun daily. Threugh ChleaEo express leaves Colunbui
lttAehed, arriving In Chicago n $50 next morning.
rekg Ofdea, Columbus,
hEquyh without tAinES from BtobenTils East "a
philAdeiphiA ana New York. West 10 Columbia,
unolnhht, LouiGhlIs, IldianApolls sRd 81. LOuiL
For through TieEetA Baggage ChsekL Sleeping On
eoommodatonh, and any further Information, apply
g Y. BEllEYTLLE, Tffet Agent IL Ri
A1ldle pePo+, loot q KeIentA 5roSt, o. 81 chs
Ion, Onoa, undm MeLurO HouSA, Wheeling,
'h7t 1H D. ", CALDWELL
Z. A. FORb,
aen'l PASL aud TiGfat AEunt, Pitsburrh, Pa,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-26

KIDNEY AND uVER DIsEAsI AID RHEUMATIsH
-buVYEKsD Misunderstanding seemed 70 help
ne; could not got out Of bed. Or. blith eur0d mO.h
H GBPr. pHllLIPd,
d Wheeling, ", Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-26

PITTsBgRGH, CINCINNATI AND st.
-OUH R4AR4H-PAN HANDLE koUrE,
Ti%s TabiS Tor East and West oOnOotod 70 MAY
Trains iSaye Psp Hanals Depot loo. Of Elsv,utA
sTSos near Pubic Landing, daily except sunday, y
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-12-15

ever true expsezsirn, s7n TIE nidss ofIis ws
are n DEATH ocenr % - when ne we're
called apon las sabhash evening 10 partnks
IN tbe large proerssion thas followed the last
earthly resanins OF Iitfie Maud, ihs onIy and
beloved danghfer Of y. d. and Amanda
Adams, 70 Der interment Ia An Faith CsHe-
ryI KEpl and lovIng parenrs. Eamsns not
over this afssetiOn, for although she be the
brightest ard pursr H0wer pIucked ffon yoar
embrace, yet she has only passed into the
arms Of the blessed Sasinr there to await yosr
eomingi The death Of this little girl was cc-
casIoned By q casualty. Last THURSDAY, DUR
ing the absesce Of Der nsoshsr, she Was. -
children ara wont 70 Do, playiag with hre,
when her cl0shing caught, and By the time q
her mofbsr's arrival Was 20 seriously burned
tIat she expired on the day following, aftsr
intense suffering.
Corn crops have been earnesea and we pre-
same, from the number Of corn buyers, that
the result was anything but satisfactory. Tue
present tone Of papers indicate quite . turn in
the tsiat Of Guiteau, and the apparent possi-
bility Of his being hanged, causes bin to isel
little gsakey perhaps. bat not halfss much
- . certain young gentleman in this section,
whose sweetheart l. about to depart. We ad-
wise him to follow aftsri
With respect and esteem, Tam ycun &c.
RsIssgw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-12-15

CrnRxrr NEws.-Gov. Hamilton,
after hearing counsel in the contested
election case Of Chew W. Brooke. has
decided TO commission the latter. and,
doubsless, ere this, he has been CON-
miss;oned and sworn in as Associate
Judee CT THE Judicial district. This
neti0n Of His Excellsney. however, i
suly pysnsa fscis and viii mot preclude
legislative Investigation Of The merits
Of the case. The general opinion IL,
that o new election win Be ordered,
and not in Calvert only, but through
ont the whole district. the law requir-
ihs. in such cases, that the election
shall be repeated in all counties in
clpded In the circuit.
The message Of President Arthur
has been before the country for
week, but-its unusual length and the
vast ground il covers. preclude its
production in our columns. and as any
synopsis we could publish under pre-
sent demands upon ear space would
do Injustice 10 Il. we must rest con-
tent TO refer our readers TO the city
journals for information Of its con-
tents. promising here that the paper
has had the good fortune to please
democratic as well as republicansOr-
gans Of public opinion.
Nothing Of special interest has thus
far engaged the attention Of Congress
nor il it likely that any issue Of more
than local moment viii be brought
forward until after the Christmas Hol-
days.
The trial Of Guiteau appears to be
nearing It's close. which will be graft
fyine news to the afflicted readers Of
city papers. The prisoner is as noisy
and unmanageable a. ever, but the
prosecution il bringing out with great
clearness that there is o method in all
nr nearly all his acts and utterances.
Whether this method shows sufficient
sanity for moral accountability TO at
tach is the difficult question which the
jury has to decide. That Guiteau.
morally and mentally, 10 an abnormal
man, all will admit, but whether he is
90 far abnormal as to exclude respon-
ibility for his acts, is the problem to
be be determined. The jury has TO
deal with q question Of degree.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-12-15

The answer Of WIN. J. wathen TO the Pc
tition Of John 2. Fenwick, contesting his
election a. Sheriff Of this county, was iIed on
Monday last IN the Office Of the Clerk Of the
Circuit Court by his Attorneys, and 10 as
follows:
John r. Fenwick In the Circuit Court for
W. So. Mary's CO. No. 39l
VIM J. wathen. Commission Docket.
The answer Of wua. J. wathen TO the petit
ton Of John Felix Fenwiek fled against him
In this Court humbly shows
That this respondent admits the fact alleged
IN the petition that he received at the late
election on the 9Th Of November majority
of twelve votes owes the petitioner for the Office
Of Sheriff Of 81. Nary's county, aud insists
therefore that he was duly elected to said Of
fee of Sheriff Of said county. Your respon-
dent denies that there was any irregularity in
the appointment Of Judges OF Election in the
Let election district Of ST. Mary's county, as
stated in the petition, but insists that the said
James A. Tennisson was duly and legally APP
pointed Judge Of said election and had full
power 10 act e such. That IL is not true that
a certain Alexander Beal 10 enc Of the legally
appointed Judges Of Election in ssid LIST cleo
ton district, and that his name Is entered
upon the minutes Of theSpro seedlings Of the
County Commissioners as such appointee. but,
on the contrary, the name Of the said James
A.. Tennisson appears upon said minute OF
proceedings as such appOintee, and due notice
Of said appointment was given TO the said
James A. TenniEson.
Yonr respondent further insists that, II II
was a fact that the County Commissioners In
the beginning Of their session on the lith o.
October, 1881, did determine 10 appoint the
eaid Alexander Beal 90 one Of the Judges
Of Election In said LIST Election District, that
Il was perfectfully competent for the ssid
Commissioners at q Subsequent peri d Of Their
session on the same day TO change their de.
termination aud appoint the said james A.
Tennisson instead of the said Alex. Beal. and
give notice 70 the slid TsnnissOn Of said aP'
Your resnbrdeht for f,xfher answer.so ID,
ueasefun -suUni ~ @xme Nc &eus wpgsUsMtes Vel
iector OF State and County taxes a. alleged Ia
the petition, bat states that he has resigned
said appointment cf Collector and IL not nov
nor was at de tine of The fling Of the petit
ton holding the sid appointmsnl Oh Collector
and your respondent would moreover insist
that ii he were now holding the appointment
az Collector aforesaid, that said appointment
IN not such an Office o. is contemplated bl
Art. IS Of the Declaration Of Rights 81 tn
State Of MARYLAND and would mot, under tn
Consultation Of The State, disqualify your re
spondent from holding at the same time IN
olics Of Sheriff Of 81 Mary's county.
Year respondent therefore pfays yons Hon
ora that the petition in this casebe dismissed
and this respondent allowed bis REASONABLE
costs.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-12-15
rL,ocal OOrrespOnasnce.

MEqmAxScsvnEE, December 18th. 1881.
Messrs. Editors Christmas win soon be
here, Ana with il such an exorbi,ant display
Of fireworks By the 'swee'' ones that VIII in
dignantiy rouse their seniors from their good
ED morning slumbers.
s.old Kris win doubtless Be put to u
when be fnds the railroad track discontinued
as Mechanicsvillc, and perhaps not little
wrathy, It the tair weashsr which + rom
urppent onslook, Sssfined 20 deter him from
lis fvosiie mode Of locOmotion--snow.
Il must be faea that comPssitionis the life
Of trade, because we have 4 satisfactory evi-
denee Of lss trutlsJAst hese In our nidst. and
consequently viii say % az who doss on
their 'iChristmaa Jug 70 come this way, for
they ca Be SLED 4 man ne jagsl with
he bsss and - ! vsry small eoss
How wildly Old shs rsEaembfanes Of That
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-12-15

SIS CLmnxxT's Bar. December 13ih, 1881.
Messrs. Editors lyon must pardon "a for
our seeming renlisssss in giving you our se-
cussomed letter. We ask this pardon on the
condition that yOu consider Us guilty Of any
misdemeanor; weare sure your readers don't,
for we know that the monotonous repetitioa
Of eur uninteresting letters has afforded bnt
little entertainment TO any one. But weeouid
not help IL, for, I'm this sertiOn, events to-day
are repetition Of those Of yesterday. On
working day, there Is some work, shopping,
&C., and on Sunday there 10 a little church
and naOnstroas lot of counting. Then
"There's smile on evers face
Aud love in every SMILE"
This 10, Of course. only applicable to The
young folks and those v no by sorce Of eircum-
stances fancy themselves transported back TO
the halcyon days Of youth end love dreams.
All seem to have fallen into the tolls Of the
willy Cupid, and none SEEM TO regret IL in the
least. His career is brilliant and Iropisieas.
Affairs wear such bright aspect aud snch
perfect harmony reigEs throughout that we
do not hesitate to say that Hynen will be
scandalOusly cheated If there are net some
N dozen weddings at or near Christmas.
People are still very much hehindhngd in
their preparations for the winter. Very few
''brag'' Christmas wood-pi!esare 10 be found;
the only one that we have seen 10 that Of Mr..
James Russell. who, by the way, always takes
the lead in this direction.
Christmas-ihe greatest Of Christian feasts-
the season Of mirth. jollity, fun, and goodwill
ia near at hand, and many are the hearts
that ihrob in joyous anticipation of its pleas
ures The program ofenjoy ment will, We be-
lieve from present outlook, be minus sleigh
riding.
What has become Of the all-wise, weather
wise, prophet, -prOgnossicaior, &c., vennor.
We haven't heal from him for some time
Won't he lend bis I'd in the ''make up" of
the weather for the Christmas holidays p
Surely he viii and won't he give us little
snow just enough for one sleigh ride, ifhe
hasn't more to spare.
e. Yours truly,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-12-15
R X Z / 5 10 /.
De- Is, lssl.

The only Clothing House in the
State conducted on principles that
protect buyer and insures fair
transaction.
The only Clothing House in the
State that is strictly aud unaltera-
bly, ONE PRICE.
The originatOrs of the idea and
the only Clothing House in the
State that will give written guar
antee to exchange an unsatisIactO
ry garment ut any time, or failing
to completely suit the buyer, re-
turn the purchase money.
The only house In the State that
has Five Distinct Clothing De-
partments, each a complete estab-
lishment in itself.
The only Clothing House in the
State that has Original and tx
elusive Styles-copied from none,
equaled by none.
The only house in the State that
manufactures an immense stock OF
Clothing for all ages and sizes, sells
direct to the retail buyer at a slight
profit ont;the scost OF production,
marks the goods in plain selling
figures and at prices to suit all.
Fair Dealing Our Standard!
One Price Our Anchor
PERMANENT POPULARITY Our Goall
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-12-15
N0TInRTo CREDITORS.

orphans,. Csurt a 81. Nnryss County. set:
Dec. 10. ieet.
~RDERED By TIE Court, that Jas. r. Al
~ vry. administrator Of James t'arler, lais
of St Mary's county Nd, deceased, give ths
notice required By law 20 the deceaSed' . cred
itors 10 exhibit their claims and that the sams
l,e published once week for six successive
weeks In the Sc. MaFy's BEAcoS.
Test: join .. ABSLLs
Register Of Wills for st. MaEy's county,
NOTICE.
Tn pursuance Of the above order, ] hereby
give notice that have obtained from The Or
phans' Court Of 81 Mary's couptg, earYland.
letters Of administration on the personal g.
tate az Jams Carter, late Of said e1antT, &c.
ceased. All persons having clnIna against
the said deceased are hereby npii1e1 = e.
hihit the same with the proper Nouehefs at
taehed thereto 70 the subscriber, on CT before
the 18th day Of June 1881, they will other
wise by law be excluded from The BENEFITS Of
tie said estate All persons indsbted 20 the
dectased are requested 10 make immtdiaie
payment to the suhscribeF.
JAS. II. ALVEY,
Administrator.
Dee. Is. lsel-6w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-12-15
NOTICE.

HAVING land Rspers and Sled notesc
nearly every traca of1and in the county
I win be pleased 20 aid parties wishing my se
vicesas Surveyor in locating their lines o.
boundaries. can befound In Leonardtown
- VA. J. WATHEE.
March1i, Isso-tf.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-12-15

Az usual, WIN. J. J
their store with . lar
especially for the ID
and hne family gross
wines, rum, ready-n
shoes, and the indiap
the Christmas dinnfE
riety Of articles suit
sents sr the ycuse
gay, the lively and !
Traditional clerks 4
% that customers me-.
patch.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-12-15

A young friend Of Q
lss, met with De .
loslng bis pOckes-bc''A
eutlFs reserve fund foT
and rnefai was the GO
consequences. Pictui'e|
book, none the worse
quehsIy found, and nc
man looks like . fri|
Iighsed up with smile
lively beams on the I
ing. Picture No. 2, a
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-12-15

TIE De Butts property,
a. trustees sale. ON TsesSi'
Harris and Key, wHswish
insumcIency Of price.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-12-15
Maght Have Desc

A friend, who W.
presence the Other d.
cattle freight from
olaaed that be had 70
esIG. A byStAndeE rsu
have done wOre. II
Potomac, &c 10 an eae
have paid on sOmebo
The freight would be
Ofh" As both ro'li
We thought % best .
aIaagh and Se ther'
sentiments BY q cal
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-12-15
TUESDAY. the 2Oth Of Dec. 1881,

between the hours Of IL O'Clock, IN. and
o'clock, p. m, tract Il land situate in the
3rd election district Of Sc. Mary's county,
called and known rs Half z;FeSsf'S
Marsh aeaT Brothers EseRe0-
rOr. containing lid ACRES.
more Or less. The above real es-
tate Is the same that Clement Norris, Of Joe,
died seized aud possessed.
TERMS OF SALE
as prescribed by the decree. are-one half OF
the purchase money 10 be paid in cash on
the day Of sale, and the balance in twelve
months, the deferred payment, To be secured
by the bond Of the purchaser, with security
10 be approved by the Trustees.
RpBERT e. COMBS,
CAVALIER b ABEL,
....- Trustees.
Nov %. 1sSl-ts
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-12-15
ron SHERIFF.

49,. Editors :-PIease announces Er: > as.
n, ALvEY, as Republicans candl oaie OF ne
next Sherifalgy ana SAY that ne wa reserve
the cordial support Of
Nov "A, 1881. AS
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-12-15

his Exrsllency, Gov. n
ted Dr. Henry A. Ford Of
Ar she sra election dissFid
alf the piscs vacated BY Z
s. Ford.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-12-15

AeeAa % . FamwG :
We regret 20 learn tl.i
the aud district, viii
wheat last week, had
caught in the eOgs Of Oh
Iacerased that he amput
q sufficiently recovered
able 10 attend 20 his us'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-12-15

Pleasant Hayden, Oai
odating barber, has res
his cid place Of busi~s
lately erected by Dr..
Store and dwelling.
SoushernTnost room, 7
fully fitted mp. where Z
mess bic old friends and
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-12-15

On Monday last, JUST
committed 20 AiI, JEAN L.
charged with being . dang
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-12-15

We learn that Major .
ton, New Jersey, Is rsee
ders FoF his Pianos and {
presents. We advise GO
early and Mvoid tks rush
tisement.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-12-15

Proposed AH@Tb@R ANN
In the estimates befoF,
rress for cleaning out ant
the dinercns haFbOrs Of ID
our Bay iss candidate hsE
alton add 81 JerOme's. !
the county, an ssPiF"n' I
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-12-15

The attention Of %
cd % the condition :
which has failed for
ford an adequate SUI
of the Jail and ilss
Court House. The
the stock o. the pun
ing or replacing. I
families In this sosti
al interest in tbs pa
on selfish Is well as|
hpatin order.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-12-15

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Trustees Sale Of Real Estate.

NY virtue Of a decree ofthe Circuit Court
ID for Saint Mary's county, sitting rs a
Court Of Equity, passed on the 10Th Icy Of
November, 1881, in Cause In which William
A. Loker Is complainant and J. Giles Norris
ct al are defendants, the undersigned APP
pointed Trustees by said decree 10 sell the
land mentioned in the proceedings, will offer
At public auction, at the Court House door
in s,eonardtoTn. on
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