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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-03-23

ora iaq NfHt awe COmDlne IN OrQeTe
r. to compete. BY pool
ing our advertisements,
4 we can afford to give
that prominence to our
advertise m ents that
Hstshisia would be out of the
.lsias Is question were we to adj
vertise individually. @
1907 asaA Again. we 1 combine
for the reason that we
s4 are thoroughly ac-
% quaintedwith those with
whom we combine, have
ing been for years their
n tas neighbors, and can,t
g without, the slightest
,s'e = ss hesitancy, recommend
's each and every one to
'''e rs. our patrons. IS aatss. 4
steoi2 81 ao4 sae sssie
Finally. we combine
for the reason that BY
49, x~w.~ So doing we, can afford
INA - to give the purchaser
: eass the benefit Of what is
lsfl saved in advertising on
sales, which should to,
1T s, q them be one Of the best
8 reasons for giving US a
= ilsis call, as under any cir
cumstances we can sell
tt,., as cheap as (anyof our
Fl competitors, and united
we cannot be undersold.
II We unite in calling
-, S. ~. the attention of our pa
irons and the Public
generally to the advan-
tages to be derived from,
accepting the invitation
here extended them 3
/, ,,c - Condensed, you will
find nearly everything
you want, and we know
"a 81 S at prices as low, if not
. lower, than can be OBJ
tanned elsewhere. We
each individually most
cordially unite in re-
commencing the other
ssgE4. TO our patrops. gI
1t is no selfish motive
that prompts us, but a
sincere desire for the
Public veal. in which
our patrons are invited
to participate
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-03-23
DAUGHYS bDFERTIS EMENTS

sDEATTX5C ORsASs, as Stops. 4
0EfA1SAI y Sets Reeds, only Is. lSsrs.s
$3.50 DANIEL +. BEATTY WasS
inssVns ~. = HagtAsta m9-4w.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-03-23
COMBINATIONS y. .s.1 ~ ''s 'la. S's
10 First Class Stores in One Square,
Bet. MARKE Fl & CHEST VUT,qon SECOND ST.

Below we append a List of Business Houses
Diversity of Stock, for Convenience as to Locality
cannot be excelled in Philadelphia i n :
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-12
x,lsrtsnn items.

'Rah for Hamilton But IT was naughty for
the Governor 70 tell on the boys. -a.......-sss,.
DIR. Blackstone ia building more cottages at
River Springs for the accommodation ofSummer
visitors.
BY the way, how many "Private Secretaries
did you say each member Of the Legislature
is entitled 70 employ at the expense Of the State
Mr.. John B. Russell, one Of our Oldest md
most esteemrd citizens, Is suffering from pro-
tracted illness from which his friends hope be
will soon Eecpyer. f&A t3AEs 'ast
viii Mr.. Wathen please come up and bring
his surveying implements. One Of our most
por.ly citizens desires to put in an order for 8
suit Of clothes. 8434
Farmers are very backward with their Spring
work. But little corn has been planted. There
will be little or no fruit. Prospect for tobacco
plants good. Wheat crop much more promising
than few weeks ago.
Miss Nancy Mason died at the residence Of Mr..
James Bailey on Wednesday last. She was up
wards Of ninety years ofage and had outlived
every member or connection of her family. For
many years she has been patiently waiting the
Masters call. She was dcsout Christian and
much esteemed BY all who knew her. ss
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-12

PUBLICATION oF the LAws.-We
make the following extracts from an ed
ltorial in the Esston Ledger upon the
publication Of the Laws. The Ledger
is IN position to express an unbiased
opinion upon the subject, because It's ed
iter, though conducting paper for the
last ten or 6Gteen years, has never had
the work TO do:
We believe that the Acts OF As
sembly should be supplied 10 the peo-
pie in some convenient form as soon
as practicable alter they are passed.
We believe that their psbl,Catipn in the
ne wspapers Is the cheapest and best
way OF supplying the people with the
laws they are required to obey. Hence
we hold that ii is right and proper, and
Just what should be done by the State,
TO publish all The acts OF assembly IN
one or more newspapers in each county,
and to do thls in the interests OF the
ople and not IN the interests Of the
newspapers, except as they may be IN
directly benefited by what Tie State
NAV choose to pay for the work.
This generation is generation OF
newspaper reading people. From The
farm laborer to the landed proprietor
from the road pedlar to the banker
from the journeyman artisan to the
heaviest coniractor--every man rs a
patron OF The press. In every home a
newspaper goes ; and there it is read ;
its rynlents ihtelligently discussed; its
opinions freely criticised; what il says
form subjects Tor thought and topics Tor
conversation.
He who thinks that the people do not
read the newspapers, and do not read
the laws when they are published by
them, fails 10 see what passing around
him; and he who thinks that the people
cannot understand al least the general
drift OF law when they read it and
discuss it among themselves, himself
disparages The intelligence ofhis fellow
citizens. When the people are heard
from ii will be found they will demand
that the laws their representatives make
be published m the newspapers that
I'VE, the people may see how our
agents have discharged their trusts; and
what are the things The laws require as
to do and to iorebear doing. Had we
been publishing the laws, aud receiving
pay Tor the same for twenty five years,
we should write just as we have writ
ten, Tor no fear OF mlsconception OF our
motives shall ever deter us from stating
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-12
r,rmat,, W.cAinsnrr.

Messrs. VIM. J. Edelen 4 Co., of our town,
are the agents for the justly celebrated q. Ault-
man a Cos Reapers, Mowers, IIarvesters, Steam
Threshers, etc A Reaper has become, OF late
years, an Implement almost AZ indispensable TO
the farmer rs his pillow and harrow. Modern In
yention has so simplilied these machines thai the
former cambrons aud complicated Reaper wonld
be almost unrecognizableia its present simple,
neat and elegant shape, and The prices have been
SO reduced, that what was formerly, what might
be called farmer q luxury, and only attainable
by the wealthy, is now within the means OF al
most every farmer 10 purchase. The machines
manufactured by the above named firm have
been exhibited tall the great agricultural fairs,
State ana National, in this and IN foreign coun-
tries, and have always been awarded the high
est prizes for excellence. The saving Of xlense
in harvesting large crop Of wheat, will re-im-
burse the farmer for the cost of a Reaper m one
year. Their se'f-binding Haryesters and Steam
Engines for threshing have oil the latest inn
proyements Of modern invention and are pnri-
vailed for general excellence.
Messrs. VIM. J Edelen & Co. have samples OF
several Of those machines and invite an exami-
nation of them by the farmers Of the county.
They are also agents for the sale Of the New
Premium Hand Corn Shelter" one Of the most
useful aud necessary articles lately Invented. for
the convenience Of farmers and poultEy-Inen
Price only one dollar, a full line Of Agricul-
tural Implements and Gardening tools just open-
ed. DO not fail to give them call 80
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-12

BALnnoaE, May II, 1881 i.

bAbfihOhEJ MhJ ~ 1851
Messrs. Editors Since your last issue little
of interest has TRANSFERRED Mahone has ceased to
be the topic Of conversation, and mcn's talk iso9
The probable outcome Of the CoA-isss Garfield
embreilment. II seems to be the generally ne
'celyed opinion, that The President will not back
down but fight the New York Senator 70 the
end. Gov. Hamilton, so says the american, wiTf
be in the city in few days and will FIRE of big
bomb. What the slsRsss will be, no one seems
TO know 1t is said the State viii be flooded
with pamphlets, intended to prove the eassedness
&c MasyIaaA Legislatures in general and the last
one in particular. DR.. Henkle and his brother
immaculate, NJ. Bannon, 30 rnmor says are to
throw the little petards. The spirit Of tonten-.
ten seems to be. hayiag 9. boom justnows Even.
ST. Mary's, judging BY the anti-Raley card in
the BEAoos, Is not free from IT, If report says
true, the Democracy Of the county Is not in con-
dition TO indulge Ii the lmxnry Of family quar-
rel Would Ii no2 be wiser b stand shoulder to
shoulder and use all the amnnaition against the
common enemy2 fla man IL objectionable, bent
him in the primaries or be beaten by him.
regret nv inability to Keep your lady read
ers posted on the Spring styles. To me, the new
bats lo0ss like inverted wash-basins. The only
change that struck me was In the Shoes the heel
being now where the toe used 10 be. This inno-
walton imparts delightful crab~like motion that
Is simply stunning.
Mrs. Lloyd, whom Il was thought at one time
must die, Is getting much better aud bet friends
hope TO see her speedily regain her usual good
health.
Mr.. Ioker Il getting well fast. Mr.. Geo. TarI-
ton, who wndsufefing'fr0m strfin In the bFeapty
is out again. As you can easily see, items Of
county interest this week are at diecount. Hope
TO have more newsto chronicle in my next. r.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-12
Ola Tinsy Notions.

Tie Msryiasd iSdspsaSsai speaking offs daily
communication betwccn Washington city and
she lower landings Of the Potomac by means oI
the ATossmith and Mystic, iS old tlmey enough
10 express doubt, whether 80 many pleasant
facilities for travelling viii be bcrc6cial. We
are afraid to express ap opinion If our own on
this subjee, but We are not AFRAID To quote from
,he Independent, which goes on TO say, THAI i
once heard the late u, G s. KsY say, that ,bs
people Of this county were exceedingly prosper.
Gus before the day Of steamboats,. Then they
only yisi4ed the eities onee, Or Ai most tsice =
year, aud then on sail vessels, when they took
their crops up for Inspection ard sale, laid in
their supply Of family groceries and returned on
the same vessel. Tbs trip was no, pleasant
one and only taken from necessity. But all this,
he said, was changed when the old steamer
Fredericksburg commenced running. Planter
soon gotinto the habit Of flag frequent visit
10 the city, aud running up big bills at Bar
nuns aud borrowing from the commission mer
chants 20 pay them and, said he with emphasis
Hfrou that day to ihis the farmers have been il
debt and when gunuo was introduced and tbeJ
commenced buying that, they Fot 10 deeper un.
III everything they made went 10 pay the com
mission merchants; aud II hegofernmeni had
NOT eonGsealed tl,e slaves ihey waald have so
all Of them and the land besides"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-12

After CARLyLE's MANNEE-Un-
happy, "erriug Brother Key" who
blackened once fair name IN a disrep-
utabIe swap for place under Hayes, OF
fraudulent memory, has been going
down Hill ever since has reached the
lowness of bedlellowship with Star
Route" Brady and the shamelessneSs OF
defending his open-browed venaliiy in
the newspapers How art thou strayed
and scattered, OH Confederate Buga-
der, and fallen from honorable poverty
10 Star Route" levels and into the
depths of sllken .rai;psnt aud dinners
succulent--all atolen! FacikS deseea-
Sus .Arerni. Easy are The steps down
TO shame!
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-12

This body was IN session on Tuesday aud We'd.
nesday ofthe present week, a full board present.
A resolution was passed allowing the Wash.
ingto5 City and Point Lookout railroad 10 pas
over the public roads Of this county The bond
Off. p. Smith was approved. Il was ordered
hat tkc Clerk notify =. u, Bond that he must
not allow Mrs. Barber to remain &, The Aims
house after Jane Ist The report Of Or. CANA
ior was adopted The bonds Of Thos. Iovel,
James s. P0seg aud W A. Lyon were approved
Quite list q pensions were passed as also road
report of J. ". Aiiburn. ConstAblcs account Of
W. A. Lyon for $40, 20 passed Bond Of Jamea
r. Alvey approved Resignation Of Thomas 10.
vel, Constable 5th district, accepted. 10. Da-
We was allowed 70 pat hew slecpers in the bridge
at the Great Mills. Report Of l.. d. Bond passed
fOr 50 80.
The Board was engaged On "Wednesday In
investigating and passing accounts tor adnissor
to the present levy. They will meet again Tues
day, the 18th Instant.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-12
Ara rur MANsrK OF MAcAvlAy.

AFTER THE MANNER OF MAcAVLAY'
Now comes the storm. Juno, al IN
the Eneid, delegates the work of VEN
oance TO Alecto. The Governor has
delivered the text, has retired from the
front, and is now in digni6cd repose'
bu, the Hgerstorcn Mail still carries on
the war and raves like maniac IN the
incurable ward OF BedIam. Were such
denominations ever heard Of When was
# ever known before that a subsidized
press dared to look Governor IN the
face and tell him that 1t was unpleasant
10 he insulted and uncomfortable 10 be
called foul names! Is it customary to
allow cells veto when they are about
10 be skinned We should think not,
And this press, moreover, dareS to mock
at Bannon and Reform, TO turn up it,
nose at Slater and Morality and laugh
outright al Henkle and FAIR Elections
in The 18th Ward In what all this may
terminate, il is difficult at this moment
TO foresee. II would not much surprise
us, however, If we should 1--we to hear
our excellent Reform Governor discrb'
ell as marplot and Ex-senator White
exposed as an old ringster in new role
Even to this complexion may we come
at,lastl
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-12

Col. u. ~. Jones, engineer Of the Southern
Md. railroad, is snrveying between the Ridge and
Point Lookout. Capt. Banks Is at work on the
wharf at cornfcId lIarbor driving piles with his
steam pile driver. Contractor Brown is anxious
to complete said wharf-nlso the long trestle near
and opposite the Pine by the 25th instant.
A mud machine is at work at the mouth q
ST. Jerome Creek
DIR. II, NJ. Jones and family hayeleft for Texas.
Capt. Geo. Thomas visited Tbs schools Of the
district last week and found the teachers busily
engaged endearorfug to advance their pupils in
The right dirccliou--that Is, iapartiRg thorough
kaopiedge u .fra pyiseiptss.
The fruit prospect hermbouis Ia good Straw
berry beds are white with blossoms, and II moth
ing happens, strawberries, cream and short cak,
will be enjoyed BY many down here in the Ole
First ere long.
Farmers are no busy as the traditional i'bnsy
bee, planting corn, etc. Wheat ~ improving Il
appcarance--checring, indeed
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-12

and with sorrow to others, especially the know
ing ones (?y who had backed Blue Diek;in the
lass race Of course the Charles coanlians are
eIAted, but they must not forget last October and
they rnuss remember NEXT October when, maybe,
the news they will carry home may be not 50
pheasant We are Just eyea now and Charles
were quite success, lbers being no disturbances
or annoyance Of any kind 70 mar the sport: We
have had u gala time for two days, and II Is time
that the excitement should stop, anyhow until
the Fall meeting.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-12
rchirnao weatern Catholic |

The latest man who has been made happy
through the use Of this valuable Eminent Is Mr.
James A. conIan, IihraFiau u the Uaion CdthO,
lie Library oflhis olly. The following ia Mr.
Conlan's Endorsement
UNoS CAraotIc LiBaAKT ASSOCIATION,
204 DHAHRoHa SrHkSr,
CHieAGo, Sept 10, 1880.
wish TO add my testimony a. to the merits q
81. Jacobs OH as a cure for rheumaiism. on'
bottle has cured me Of this troublesome disease
which gave me n great deal Of bother for \ long
time but thanks 70 the remedy J am cured
This statement Is unsolicited BY any one In III
interest.
JAss A. CoSLAN, Librarian
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-12
Cut this Out.

II Is presumed that barely one-fourih Of pur-
chasers Of clothing are fir judges Of their pur-
chascs; aud ii Is therefore important TO Know
where yon can buy with confidence that you
may get your money werlh. Y N QrHa son,
800 W Pratt ST., through to IS Hanover 81,
have been ia tile business in Baltimore Tor over
IA quarter Of u ecntary they Manufacture every
garment sold by them. Their experience enables
them 10 give satisfaction in quality, price, E.ate-
rial and workmanship, and no one in want q
elotng should neglect to call upon them Il
Millpay you.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-12

The body Of Warren Woodland was found In
Nnrray's Greek on Saturday morning Inst, the
7th instant. Woodland left home the previous
"Wednesday evening, apparently laboring under
a temporary attack ofins,nity and is supposed
to have fallen into the Greek during bis ramb-
lings. An inquest was held by Justice spalding
and a verdict was found in accordance with the
above opinion. Woodland was Woodworking
man and was much respected by all who knew
him
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-12
cnIcAoo, sspl le, 1880
Business References.

AHention Il called TO tho Millinery and Fan.
ey Goods uotlees Of Mrs. 3. Walter hattngiy,
Meehauicsyilis, and Mrs. lroneF Hammeit, Leon
ardlogn, Give these ladies call. We are
pleased 10 hear that our new Je1eller, Waieh7
maker and Member, Henry Waldmann, who 10
Gated here some ten days ago, Is meeting with a
very librral encouragement. lie has been lound
10 be a reliable aud excellent workman. His
place Of business is next door TO the apothecary
store OF Combs 4 SpadiDg.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-12
Ioeal Mention.

The popularity Of the Rochester beer ia no
for a day, bntfora all time, Signs continue 10.
multiply that the demand for II is no mere rage
Of The moment 10 he succeeded b. sopaethihg
else. The brew, ID an established favorise and
attempts 10 suppaahtit will be invafn. Families
aud localities where IL has been introduced con-
tinue TO increase their orders, showing that more
aud more persons are adopting il as their usual
beverage and refreshment. Messrs. FINLEY h
Koch, 1906 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington,
d. O., are the sole agents for Maryland, Vir-
GINA aud the District Of Columbia.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-12

es~ JIM. LAroques Anh-Biiods Bitters, a
purely vegetable, fahItIess family medicine for
all diseases Of the byera Stomach, cures sick
and nervous headache, Tegulatesthe bowels, aids
digestion, and is certain cure and preventive
Of chis and fevers. Price 20 cents paper, or
81 bottle. W. Il. Thornton, cor. Baltimore
and Harrison streets! "t a'tf#
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-12

Petroleum v Nasty proposes % 'do" Europe,
and will wtieaseriea ofIet,ersforthet Toledo, 0 y
Weekly Blade, commencing this month. He
will undoubtedly give ,he American public some
rich reading. The Nsetly Btada viii be sent to
aoy nddrsss TIRES months for 50 cents, Including
an elegant hrgepoftrtit Of d. r.. ilocke Nasty }
See advertisement 10 another egunn,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-12

The PRINCE GEoRGIAN.--The retire
ment of Thos. j. Turner from the Prime,
Georgian suggests several painful re-
minders. OF the quarfette of Editors
and publishers who, upwards of a
quarter Of century ago, commenced
life and labored in Southern Maryland
only two remains, and of these, only
one rs now at the oar. Wells and
Wilson are dead and Turner has now
laid aside the pen and retires in broken
health, we hear, to private life. We
cannot adequately express in the bury
Of these lines how deeply we feel our
own isolation and how earnestly we
hope, that rest from mental and mechan-
ical worries, the pure air and healthful
ncises OF farm liie, and the quietudes
residence in the bosom of
80, may restore our brother TO his
Ned health and vigor! We wish the
new proprietors OF the Prince Georgian,
sMessrs. Jarboe & VanAntwerp, pros
porous career in their new profession.
and we can here think Of no better adj
vice TO give them, than to follow faith
fully in the foollnarks OF the man they
have succeeded,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-12
uof IN al words Of tonrue,or men

The saddest are these, 1t mighthave hcen.'
The above quotation was foreiblyF broqghtsto
mind Che ether day BY hearing q ycuug lady re-
mark that she would not be dying with Con-
sumption, il she had taken Sines' Syrup Of Tar,
Wild Cherry and Horehound, in Noyember. laat,
and cured her cold, as d friend Of hers did, For
sale b. Combs / Spalding.
/. Ma-, A promising syoang horse hastsheen
named Dr. Tanner III hopes that II will make
him fast Exchanges That might do for some
horses; but We had rather take our chances on a
package Of ~ b. Robcrt'sHorse Powders, as
they guarantee healthy and yigorous eonsiitu-
ton, which is essential for any horse speed and
endurance. Combs q Spalding have Il Tor sale.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-12

nIt~ One Of tile wise men who knows every
thing declares that in a few years every plysl-
clan in the country viii prescribe Dr. Bull
Cough Syrup to his patients. We believe 1t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-12
The sick Bsttsrlng.

We are pleased TO be able to state that the sick
friends referred to in our last paper were all much
better at latest reports Mr.. Tucker and Mrs.
Lioyd heing much improved and Mr.. ALLY Loker
convalescent,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-12
Removal.

HemoVaIs "III.l
The removal ofMr. J. 7. N. Raley and family
TO otticdale, their new home, after DER twenty
wears residence in our village, Is the occasion Q,
sincere sorrow to many aud Of much regretia'
remark. We are sure speak the general SEN
timent Of our community when We wish The
family, with lis kind-hcarted aud nosp'laDle
home and amid the new avoeatiOns they have
chosen.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-12
fKansn. civ NALL

Member Of this Department relieved Of liheu-
matism by the use Of ST. Jacobs oil, says Geo
w Wallng, Esq, Superintendent Police New
York, in one our exchanges
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-12
Land Sale.

JAS. II. Wilson sold at trustee sale on Tues
day the 10Th instant, the property known as
No. Chance, containing l7s acres, for SllBa
Purchaser, John A. Burroughs.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-12

Church Notice.
We are authorized BY Rev. SIR. Keeble to an
nouDce, hatihere WILDE service at Christ church,
Chaplleo on Sunday next, the 18th Of May, IN
stant
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-12

Va "a stitch in lime saves nine" bottle
of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup will often save large
doctor bills. Keep ithandy, for Il costs only Is
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-12
TIE


The SITUATION At WAsHINGToN.-
The breaking Of the Senate deadlock,
which was accomplished early in last
week, has been followed by an outbreak
Of war between the President and Sena-
ator ConkIing, The former taking the IN
itiative by withdrawing from the files o.
the Senate the New York appointments
friendly 10 the latter. By this acton,
the President substantially declares that
his friend, Judge Robinson, shall pc
Aeither confirmed OF rejected before the
nate shall have chance to pass upon
elber aspirants for place IRON New
ecially such as are spotted
rences for Roscoe Copkling'
high contracting parties
= what may be the out
rel, we shall mol here
uncertake io'conje bat IT Us allow
able for honest men TO hope, that the
result may not be much OnI'ks that Q
Ouerburn, 'ior there was the dought,
Douglas slain, and Percy never wen
away T.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-12

Baltimore, Jr.,
Blue Dick, y
titus ended the Spring meeting of the ST. Ma
~ jockey Club, with JOY to some, We suppose,