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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-21
A NICE IuNKETING TRIP.

The select committee of the house of reprs-
sentativcs appointed to examine the work in
progress, the application of the appropriation,
etc., for the improvement of the Mississippi
river, intend to charter suitable vessel and
proceed down the river from Cairo 10 New Or
leans, thence to the jetties at the south pass,
stopping at such places as will aid the mem
bers IN prosecuting the work to which they
are assigned. The work OF the committee will
begin about the middle Of November.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-11-16

81. ClEnxET's Bar, Nov. l3lh, 1859

of. bhsAshr BAT NOV. t3th, 1889.
Nessfs. Editors :-I hare suffered another
long interval % elapse since gave you line
from this Heighb0rheod; bas as your time aud
spice have been 80 derpIy engaged during
tbs campaign with political literature, am
certain that yon consider my not writing
special favor. Again, there has been moth
lag TO write about, and Il IL so hard FOR one
TO write abo..t nothing. especially one with
brain as sterile and sluggish as mine. I'll
had the political imagination that some Of
yOHr correspondents pOssess-ifI eOuld seize
upon fairy nothing" and give Il = 'Ioeal
hahitation and a name" clothe il in habile-
ments Of an ardent reality, aud tri,k IL out
in the gorgeous rainb0w-hues Of q fantastic
ideaiism-isit were in my power to do this,
fam would give your readers the benefit of
my skill, and never would be at lost for .
suijsct upon which TO exercise It. But. as
Heaven has withheld this envioua gift, |
mrisi content myself with sober prosings
about ''plain. unvarnished facts
There il still IN exceeding dearsh Of news;
the campaign lent little incident to the
scene; but since politics have ceased 10 oecu-
py she attention, excite the anger. direct the
hatred. and draw forth the curses Of nam
kind, this sober neighborhood has resumed
it's usual quiet, behind the age character.
Farmers have had very uafavora able wealth
er throughout the Fall for all kinds OF work.
The tobacco crop WAS greatly damaged by the
hot, wet weather which prevailed while it
was being housed. Wheat seeding has been
retarded to such an extent that many have
not yet inishel. had expected TO b. ab e
70 give AN account Of several weddings ut no
distant day, before Christmas at least; bui
now fear that shall be Disappointed, for So
eial politics, il ! may use the term. have got
INTO such a mystifed muddle that Il were un-
safe TO form the least surmise Cupid seems TO
he PLAYING q most whimsical game. his sole
Hymcn.
There isa young man in the Briery Branch
who must be the happiest individual that has
existed in that melancholy locality since ihe
adoption Of the Federal Constitution, or some
other equally remote aud patriotic event. FOR
have it from good authority. that there are
no less than Ave sweet and charming young
ladies who are, every one Of them, ready at
any time TO elope with him to Utah and be-
come his happy wives. Now. what want
TO say is, that ifthat fellow isn't happy, there
is no happiness la being loved.
u Is with sad and sympathetic feelings that
chronicle the death Of Mas MuIlie Leigh,
who died this morning after n lingering i'll
ness, Of consumption. II Is hard tor one who
has just begun 10 drink ut the sweetness Of
lilelo have to put aside the cup so soon. She
was a most esti Unable young lady and her
death i sad blow. To her berea ved reIa-
tives, extend my heartfelt symmihies.
With respect,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-11-16

rer.. IS, 20. ?. +. George. 2k7: Il. d.
SchaFM. l.. Mocpmaf ula1osity. 1ao.
The foilo=in9 i sns roas Oh ~ Jnd feiasy
tirkea
eerond Jndirsei clrsnsi--Johh n Rahin-
son, dem-. farchieI 5adEs. Ia SO. Associate
JudHrs. Jos 4 Wieks 5en., 3. 081 Fred
erirk stump, aens-s !. ss3s ksen. y. Rn@ nm,
res 8.zse Geo. hIake. rep, 8.0vT.
Third Judicial CIR Al i--f'hitf Jndgs, Geo.
Tellot. dem.. 7.7ge s.ephnsan Archer,
ind, so; Assesi<ss 1aaees David Fowler.
dens., Less 4. Parker Besles. rep. e.227.
Il Airey, dem, Iss1s. w. > Read. rep
dem !, 53z EdwaFd Stake. rep 1870
Fillb Judicial Clr-nit--t 'hief Jndge, oliver
Miller. sTs =. n. Ssoekess, seg.. ss<
Associate Jndgss. !. Tllnfnas 1ones. dem.
e.ITz; David =. Henninx, e.gt1 Nicholas
bFeaef, rsp. $500 Joha 3. Sbith., 9. sg6
John T. b Dorsey. 1z4
Sixth Judicial OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Jndxas
John A. Lynch dem, 7.e05 George Peter,
dean, I,534; John @. Mofter. rep. 5.ssl
John 7. Sinson, rep, 7,eol W. v. Bouie,
1. ar
Seventh Judieial Circait--A Associate Judae,
RoAert Ford, denn-, s,sss; J. Parran crsae.
req. 1881
Eighth Judicial cireuit-w. A. Fishrr.
So, 59s; VIVA. A. Stewart 35,s1S; Chas. Z.
Phelps, 3z,7ls; Eaward Duny, %. $50
Campbsll ". PinkneY, zl.2T3; Henry r.
Carey, z2,946; Robert Gilmore, q ,ss3
George G Maund, I02z; Luther ~. Rey-
nolds 4s2; John g. King, i.0zs; John K
KrnIy, :.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-11-16

The bold onirages and ,shiug adventures
of the western bandits, le'l by Frank and jesse
Jazz $, have furnished many sensational incl
denis. but none eqaallel in startling audacity
the surrender Of Frrnk ), mes to the Cover
nor Of Missouri. t'htrged with a hundred
crimes, and with indictments against him ia
a dozen States, he must have indeed grown
weary Of the life o. an outlaw before deliber-
aiely walking into the presence Of The Cover
nor and principle Stale Oficers, including q
judge Of the Supreme Court, and laying
down the trHsiy revolver which h,d for more
than twenty years been his best friend The
act was, however, in keeping with the nerve
and audaeitY which have made the names of
Frank and Jesse James woFld-samous. Traia-
ed from hOyhOod in the vengefnl feuds and
fierce guerrilla warfare Of Kansas- Missou-
RI border. their subsequent course Of defiance
TO Law in halt The States OF the Union, was
brilliant ani sucrrsslul beyond anything that
history records. The story of Rob Boy aud
Robin Hood becomes dali aad prosy oy com
paFison wiih the record OF their dashing raids
and marvellous escapes. The announcement
Of a timely, complete and authentic history
Of these extraordinary men, by Hon. ]. A.
Dacus, Ph. D., the well known st. Louis
journalist and member oil the Missouri Iegls-
laiure, will be received with eager curiosity.
DR. Dacus spent no yeaIs 10 collecting aud
verifying the facts, and passed many WEEKS
AZ the homes Of the james Soys in western
Missouri, where he ohtained the confidence
Of their family aud friends, and thus got
many larts inaccessible TO others. The bis
tory is brought down to date, including tue
desth OF Jesse and the surrender Of Frank
James. IL Is written ia dignifed yet graphic
style, and is richly esnhellishrd with 10 en-
Cravings, giving accurate portraits Of the
outlaws, their comrades, their children, horn
in onllawry, and other members az the mmi-
lies, the Ford Boys, etc. The book is sold by
Subscription, and is said 20 he genline boz
nanzA TO agents. II il published by N. ID.
Thompson & Co., Of New York aud 81 Louis
Their announcement will he found ia another
column.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-11-16

The aehieremeutso Ire Bznimers sun ia
cbiainlng he elsesi0n returns IL sl,e dinrrent
distress ofalis eonnsg on ne night . he In,s
election, and forwarding ihem IL time far
publieasion In siis isae 81 thza pa,,er siss fol-
lowing mornlnx. Is q Sat q journalistic en-
isFpriss des-sing both mension asd commen-
dation. wsare nos sware fhnt Il vas ever
accomplished before, even b. The San isseIE,
sud We are certain that no other jonrnal has
ever snrceeded II perfoTsning Il. A hsavy
expenditure Of u,oney, Of ronrsa, was neces-
sArys but brais-work and muscle wers also
essentiaI, nor wess they wanting on the oura-
sion. That none Of the comlsinasions o. she
San manger 10 obtain returns from eight diff
iersns and widely sepeaaled districts, and over
bad roads &c dark night. should have mis-
carried, and that these refurns should have
bsen found on lime for the Seas speriaI train
81 La Plata, q truly matter for assonishment.
We congratulate tire San o. iis success.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-11-16

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3 as-~.,,. fa.s.,..~;e. .pl,s.a. s,..s.ss :. -.
-. : zz...s., = - -
sly g - naiifsA5i g e = - e tas atn
81 NoEember, insts q exSesziFe iDF csgned ~
The orerwheln.inn surcess os tl,s Rsmskas.nn
49,, :. 80. f,,;..s.s "a -, -
- :. -
sEaet. Aeqnaeas@ = p@sa.
Il Is wifh deep and genuine srrpw shaa I
N ,1sis i.u.nl,e trisnte Is n, uen.orw - n,
s...s !, 49,. =. -. s.,,. ~ -.
- :. : -
uiumos and entered ~ ~nce npon iaooraotz
earser. Ruf The dear LITTLE friend wh0 vas
ramt "a s-.rrv has.s.,,.s..s ana niene.,v. q. -
- s =. - - -
''AAss .'o..'s - - = - '..'..'s -.
cordial NaE1-aeaEsee lEiena Nhoss eominS
ing was regularly looked lnx and Welcomed
,.;ss. A.ssut.-.hsn ,,mnnud awar Nn snm~n~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-11-16

The Board mpt on Tuesday last with al the
aieinbers present. The following road rep,rts
were nied and passed John l.. Shor-
trr - -; j. II Buckier, jr.. $50 %; John
W. Cation. 81; J y. Magiil, $IT 81; Vim
a.. Dean, SIS; James q 'opcr, 80 So; Joseph
:: Allston, $3p so; Hcary veHey, S33 80; J :.
g. Davis, SIS IS; 81 Ie. $40; same, S5I Is.
\ la the following bills A.. ]. Blain. wood,
saving, etc. 81 50; Lewis DevesGx and 9th
ers liking Court House pump, 81; Charles J
G0-d,n, pAaper c0flin, -; Lewis Deve ,ux.
special officer, -; Dr. e. Iieary Cau,alier' $
monthly report read aud approved; WIN. Z.
Ford was allowed S35 to repair Piney Till
rial aud Greek "a Iuth. sid Ford 10 put
the san.e in good condition Mrs Mary iiHrch
was allowed $l0 im addition TO her pension of
Si0, the pensiOa proving insufficient aid, 50
ln Ice paid now and the balance Feb. LIST, 80.
Richard Cough was allowed $40 tvsprovide
c.othing for self, the same to be expended By
Clerk for the benefit of said Cough.
u YVES ordered, that ON and after this date
supervisors Excerpt ihnse who have not ex-
caedcd their appropriation shall discontinue
work on the public road now, unless by spe-
Cia order Of Board
u was ordered. that all supervisors Gle their
70 d reports in the Office Of county OnIInis-
sioners On or before the 18th d.y 1T DerenIbes
next. after which, ON m3tiOn, the Board adj
journed.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-11-16

An AmeTiean reporter claims 60 have had
an interview with Capt. Geo. Thomas, Of this
roantys and represents him to have stated,
that 'siiolton's big victory was tremendous
snrprise to the demgcnts.' s'why, " said he,
- felt sure that Chapman would certainly
be elected, Hoaiy by small M jority. /
lAs-ed through sewers. districts Of ST. Mary's
and Charles counties yesterday morning. aud
could not help noting what an apparent feel
ing Of indifference there seemed TO be smong
The workers on both sides. There were no
crowds aloui the l'oIIing-plnces, and Il APP
pearea rs though ve.y light vote would be
POLKA
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-11-16

Official returns Of the late election from the
cir Of Baltimore and all the counties in the
State having been placed on Gle lathe Execu-
tire Departmeat. II win be seen that the
depocratic majority in the State On the Con-
eressional ticket is elsO. We give below the
oEicial voie for congressmen and judges:
First Congressional Dissrict-Geo. ". Cow
ingtOn, DEM. 1870; James Q. Mulliken,
rep, lisa. Coving1on's majority. 1881.
second Congressional Disfric.-J r. G..
Talbots, dem-, IL, IT'S; Thaddeus C. Blair,
rep. n ,6al scattering 8. Tnlhott's inAjoFi-
". 1857.
THIRD Congressional Districf--Fetser S.
HohlitEell, dem l5,slT; Theodoge +. Lang,
rep. g.o9e VIM kimmel. 1851 L. Fin
neran, 81. Hoblilxeii's ms1oritY, sos.
Fourth Congressional Dixiriri--J. v. L.
Findlay. dem /, 1881: Ilsnry SIinrkigidge,
ia :. 131a-. FindAr's maIrisy. ,s6k.
III Congressional nislsirt--A i Chap
uan, drs.. 2.0i3; laaEt b Holfon. rrp.,
,hs9 scattering I Holioals unioriIy,
5s6
Sixth Congressional Dissriet--M Montgomery
blair. drnl.s ls.4<o; Louis 3. McComnS
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-11-16

ST JfEAKNT q BAY. NOV. IL. 1852.
Messrs. Editors I'VE are now having very
nice weather, although some farmers have not
yet finished seeding wheat. Really, don't
believe gentle shower AZ present would ie
injurious. Miss 3. a. Il On . visit 70 WASH
ington for her health We hope she win not
make Der visit : lengthy one Mrs. q. e. e
no longer numbered IS q member of this
neighb0rhood She has returned 10 Der home
in the Neck. Miss A. 5. has heen On 3 visi
% Mr. Floyd Err TIE last two weeks Nany.
am sure. sEs awaitiag Der axEival. Misses
a. L. and L. l., Of Leonardiown, are On
visit to Otie Dale Mr.. c. O. Iel here Last
Saturday Eor Washington. feeI confident
be VIII 90 further than Washington before his
Sreturn- Hiss 3. G. has rsinrned 20 The Head
Of The Bay. She viii End II quite lonesome
aiisr leaving snrh lively neiehhoThood. II
niade ne fesi quiis happy 10 met uilh some
q M very deas iriends during TIE rnres. 1
am very snrry Mss y H. =. = nof enjoying
good health aflrr her visit - KeonardiDnn
aIisuaah { can Sly acc0nnt 81 Inst. ianl
sure she did not saIse her heart I,ark With her.
bni sume une elses. i.:sEIA tisaL.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-11-16

Nearly all of our readers have relatives in
some parts OF tlie State who are anxious to
hear MI The little incidents that may occur in
the neighborhood in which they formerly re-
Il led. /, would add greatly to the interest
Of papers If iIseir eaders would send the pub
fishers MI the news they eau. III local char
arter, in their respective neighborhoods.
Every little item o. news, thou b s~emly un-
Important q, yon. wall he read with interest
part 0f the country. who may he subscriber
70 his iormer county paper. If our suHscri.
hers would srnd ns all the news they may
gather, IL would add 10 their benefit, as well
as that Vt their friends.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-11-16

A Washington sispeciaI'' To the Ameriean Of
she sth instant states. that a republican ofice-
holder who weni 70 Prince Georges county
70 vote yesterday. retained 70 day. and
stated that Mr.. 3. Taylor Suit. chairman Of
d the Republican committee OF that county,
openly and deaarty voted the Democratic
ticker NJ the polls yesterday. lie was dsrided
By the Republicans present, one Of whom
cried out: Suit. guess you have done lhis
before; don believe that you will ever have
an opportunity 70 do Il again" This fret
has caused gFeA. deal ef anIAvorAbIs COM
meat unong those who know Mr.. Suit
here
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-11-16
Local Correspondence

NEcHAxIcsrILLK, Nov. Is, 1882.
MessFs. Editors since the election every
Thing appears quiet. and affairs, mingled with
curiosity. have oscillated hack to their wonted
level, bat this, I believe, is usual after an ex-
ciiable campaign. With the exception OF
little .fraeas between two sialwaris Of opposite
politics. the election here passed OF very quiz
ely. The full democratic roie, however, was
not polled, as many remained at home.
Mr. Willie BassfoFd met with a serious ac-
cident on the 9Th instant, which has resulted
in disabling him perhaps for several months.
IL Is supposed that whilst climbing tree, he
lost his hold and tell. He fell from dis
tnnre Of twenty-five feet from The ground. DIR.
Zach Morgan has been attending him.
The heaviest frost, bat not the FIRST Of the
SEASON put in An appearance on the night Of
the 5;h. We snrmise, however, that farmers
who CHANGED to be little behindhand with
th-ir tobacco had finished cutting before the
5ih, If rot, ''Old Jack" did his own work.
wheat seeding his progressed rapidly Of
late aud most persons hare finished. Most Of
the early seeding came up splendidly and Is
looking prosperous. except where the fy has
made its appearance. The cora crop is now
being housed and Il Is reported that the Weld
will be but little in advance Of last season.
The Democratic gains In other states scarce
liz console our county democrats. The loss
was rather Zoo large think our opponents
should have been satisfied with ihe gain Of a
hundred or 50. and leff rs the Others Cor mar
ners' sake, but | think our condition now
s0meu bat foElorn, and as good natured old
physician used often say % his patients, we
are immedica5ille rufnns
With respect and esteem and desire for q
little more BEAcox next time, lremain, yours,
ETC., 0. <.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-11-16

The dipIheria has made It's appearance in
the downtown ssrIiun OF the Ist district.
IL Is Of vers malignant type. Children
br-Ak out Ia a manner similar to that OF
smallpox and 90 blind before death puts an
end TO their suffering Forty white and color
ed have died of this diseass since the lst of
Jaly. NewIv made graves, strewn with
wr'4thes AMI boquets, greet The eye at The diff
fer''nt grayeyarls. No news Of interest
Wheat - doing we'll.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-11-16

Tuesday, Wow. l4th. 1892. The Court met
with alt cue Judges aud officers in attend
ance. The following business was transact
te 1: 5th and final account of +. Louise
Stone, guardian IL Anna NJ. Stune, filed and
PASSED. Annual valuation II real estate Of
faeophilus Harris n tiiel; sth account Of
DR. Jno. H. Broome, guardian of Geo. E..
Thos H. and Fanny r. Goddard, filed and
p,ssed; Inventory &c 10. +. Morgan, adj
niliisssator of 10 TTavers, filed and order for
sale granted. The Court adjourned to the
4lh Tuesday in November.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-11-16

A gentleman named smith has under OPP
cratiOn now at Piney PUint large Oyster
Packing Establishment. Forty or fifty
shuckers are daily engaged. The oysters
are shipped in barrels to the Northern mar
k.fs by the steamers Z, Norfolk and thence
a. New York and B,.ston. The business is
very successful, we understand, and il is .
wonder 81 Us that some of our own people
have not taken rnld OF this great resource.
There is wealth in our waters If properly
worked.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-11-16

- The blood nj iiuaes D comss loaded
with Impurities and moves slaggishly in ,he
veins. This eslnaisisn Of the vstal Eaia en-
MT last lou~ uiihont srFioas rrsulis ~ Al
tertiive i npessed 10 purify The hlood and
isnparf euergrtu lhe system, and there Is
l.unr better f,,alh Agef Sassafarilla.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-11-16

Philip ID. Love. charged with .hoOting
john +. MattDgley, delivered himself 70
Justice Jo Morgan GA tho 18th instant, aud
was formally arraigned On = turday last
The accused waived the right Ol trial hy
Jury, and submitted 10 be tried by the JUS
tice, On account Of absence of witnesses,
the case was postponed u Thursday, ths
23nl instant. F. n. iIolaies an Il. Is.
Abel will appear for the accused and D..
g. Hamnleti Tor the State.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-11-16

Leroy C0nawny, coacred, was arrested ON
Sunday night last, by special officer q. w.
JOY, hargcd with hreaking into the dwell
ing house IL John II. Joy, ~ the eth dis-
tsict. % vas committed Tor further hear
ng By Justice DO. { Morgan.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-11-16
COPARTNEROHP.

n Co-paFtneFship In the practice Of medi-
- eipe has been formed between the under-
signed, which dates from the LIST Of January,
1854. Ofice.in the room adjoining the new
Drug Store Of Harry spalding
A. JACK SPALDTEG.
CHARLES COMBS,
Jan !, 1881.
Jan. 5, lssz-ly.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-11-16
fCoMMUxlcAFEn.

Nessrs. Eliit6rs:- With many thanks %
the friend Whose kindness prompted tbs an
llonneemens nf my name a. q Candidate loI
the postum uf States Attorney. must b :
you 70 withdraw tlae sama from your pa
per.
Respectfully yours, etc.,
ExocH b. ABEfx.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-11-16
n..mas W

T.tmas W
Tvs county.
! oler, 1882,
EIer, flied ia
p,.y raIiRri
he contrary
Monday Of
y Of ihis or
Us BEAcoS,
weeks prior
|ler.
sFr.
Register.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-11-16

Howl BY getting one
bottle of BRowN' IRON B1T-
TIERS, and taking it regularly
according to directions.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-11-16
|mer John


@O@-W0S~
D coAsTiNG cox-
%. 1854, leave
gtUn, every SAM
as seven o elOrk,
River Landings.
lIown every Als,ll-
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-11-16

there Is spnac old
d Store tAal lslaSs -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-11-16
SEEK

health and avoid sickness.
Instead of feeling tired and
worn out, instead Of aches
and pains. wouldn't you
rather feel fresh and strong1
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-11-16

EesertIds
u. ROW
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-11-16

LIZ
kTE.
Circuit Court
Ing as a Court
n hieh y. &.
rrick ~ Wat
l'e neslersign-
&c AuclAss,i, at
II Own, sln
day Of
B82,
lock, N. aud =
RAJ estate, to
allied
pWN,
SHAW Proper
or less.
ed in EewlOwn
ALE,
are One-lialf
e balance in ~
Ie, tlsc deferred
Satisfaction of
COMBS,
Trustee.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-11-16

|nis II the
eOWN STORE
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-11-16

ZINE
s.
|0STuLy.
FsstEnas-
Specimen
81 Rab-
FEET, Few
Commences
n kfRN
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-09-16
NO. 90
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Notice..

Notice.
II you nave q fine or complicated watch or
clock, music box. an automaton singing bird
Ur any otner delicate and intricate piece o
Chronometer, watch and clockmaker
Jewelry neatly repaired.
=. All work warranted to give perfect s.ssf...
tion or positively no charge. no so'