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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-11

HE NEW REGISTRATION. The tim
for registration under the new bill
short. Only twsnty-threo DAYS ar
allowed BY law for the very impor
tant work. The hours for the sitsin,
during the time are from 8 o'clock, .
n, tot o'clock. ?. M. each day. d,
allowing only one-half hour for din
aeF, the register win have ten and
ona-half hours. or six hundred and
thirty minutes remaining for constant,
unbroken work. Allowing Eve min
usn fuF each psrson Offering to regis
II. Tie oIicer could register one hun
drsd and twenty-six a day, and in
twenty-thres days. at an average rate.
two thousand eight hundred and nine
ty-eight. We must remember, how
ever. that this is only theoretical rea-
s0ninE prssupposing one unbroken
line every minute Of the twenty-three
days allowed for registering. The ac-
taal work win shov this state Of thines
> physical impOssibility. as the obser-
vations Of intelligent witnesses Of cleo
ton and registration will readily con-
vince them. The Governor has the
pawsr. undsr the Law. to appoint a.
nistaut registers. who viii have all the
powers Of the principals, whenever il
i made known to him that any regis
ter Is unable to perform the duties Of
the Office within the time appointed
for this performance. Eec.ion 10 of
the registration law specifies the DAYS
On which the officers Of registration |
ahall cit for the purpose Of reg
lsteFing the qualified voters IN the |
different counties Of the State. This
= the language Of the law: ~The Of
hceF shall sit on the Tuesday. We'd.
nesday. Thursday. Friday and satur-
day after the second Monday IS the
month Of JnlT. aaa a. ne i'ussanv.
Wednesday, slay. isat Nse
Saturday after The second Mondav q
she month Of august 1850. inclusive |
q said Last mentioned day, and shall
'Is for the purpose Of revising and |
completing his said registry Dr. regis
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-11
[PseiisAsa BY AuthOrisy.l

II
AN ACT to repeal section one :,
Act TO divide tlle Fourth Elec,
ton District 81 St. Mary's com.
& and to create IN additional
Election District in said county.
% Be styled the Seventh EIec
ton District, Chapter two hun
gFed And -eighty-lllree of the
laws Of eighteen hundred and
seventy-six, aud re-enact the
same so as % read IS follows:
SecEEoH l. Re Il enacted bs the f,.ner.,
Assembly Of Marylamd. That 50 n,ncl, s.f an.
Fonvth ElertiDn District ofSl. Marv's ee.,rav
aB inslnded wishia the folic .ving lire sh"i,
hefsaitsr be kHoah as the Sev.iSsh Eleesion
District that Is q say: Beginning Al he
crossing o. ~. Clements Bay Run. b. the
Stage road, and Fnnning thence with said stare
sona toward Chaptic0 until Il reaches the
NoEkneAst end OF corner Of ssNesslr's Lot
On s,ao Stage road; thence By direct line 10
ne nead waters Of Motley Hall Creek
potnmac rivers and 81. Clements nav = ~.
beginning iHsiuding the several fslands con
tignous 70 the Aforesaid rivers.
Section 4. And Be 4 enacted Thai All.
Act shall take effect from he date Of Ils p~s-
sage. l. -
Approved May srd, Issa
We hereby certifgs That the afarsxoire il a
roTFsrt copy Of an Act Of the General tssesn-
~ ef Maryland. raised January Session.
JOSEPH 3. SETH,
Chief Clsrk Of The House Of DsIer.tea.
!. y. MILLER.
80 - Secretary q lbe Senate.
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NOTICE no OREDIT0RG.


NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Orphans Court o. 81. Nary's Coansy. Set,
Nay /. les1
nKDERED By the Court. THAI Mary =.
- Bayas aad John A. Danbar, adnainis-
wM. @. BAYRR.
tate Of ~. Nary &c.,, Nd, deoeaaed. give the
notice required By Law 20 the apceaeedss cred
i1ofs 20 exhibit their claims and thar ,I,r
% published once week for six sucressive
weeks IN the St. Mary's BsAros
Register Of wills for 81. Hary 5 cosnsy.
NOTICE.
in pursuance Of the ahose order. we herehv
give notice that we hare obtained from the Or
phans' Court Of ST. Mary coaaty, Maryland.
letters Of administration ON the personal es-
tate Of VIM. @ Rayne. late % said county.
aeceAsed. All persons having claims against
the said deceased are hereby notified 10 ex-
nipst the same with the proper vouchers at
taened thereto 10 the subscribers. on or before
the 4th day Of Nov, 1882, they will other
wise BY law be excluded from the benefits or
ne said estate All persons indebted 10 the
deceased are requested 70 make immediate
Paymen 20 ths subscribers.
NARY s. BAYHE.
mo. A. DUNBAR,
Administrators.
nay T. lsaz--eW.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-11
NOTICE.

once Clerk Cirruii Court,
april &c, 1851.
oIlCk = lserelix given thatt Commis-
4 SONS Q. the Ohirrrs Il Registration ana
sasaIess o. ne P.ace for So. sasy's county.
Ls.ehuy appointed have bern rcceis ed AZ this
qualify before me wihin s,,irfs dsrs gy, m, =
date, otherwise their Con,,uiss;ons iii y. m
snd void. - = A1''
J. FRANK FORD,
April ~. lssz -2t. ~
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RATIFICATION NOTICE.
James s. DOwns administrators
vs..
q. Alexander clarke's admrs. and Others.
In the Circuit Court for 81. alarr sea.n,x
sitting as Coy-t OF Equity.
No. 297 n. E
HknhRED ibis lob day Of Nay. 1891.
~ mat the Auditors Report, iled IN this
@ the c0ntrarybe shown on or before ,he h,
Monday Of June, 1ss2, D. divided a cops "a tb;s
order be pubishd IN the 81. Mary's Brsco ,,.-
once week for three successive weeks brio,
10 the said lst Monday Of Jane
J. FRANK FORD, Clerk.
IFue copy-'Test
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-01-03

Election Of 0Hcers.-At meeting Of
Bristol Council, No. l6, United Friends
of Temperance held Friday night, Dec.
Both, 1881, the following ofiiccre were
elected for the ensuing quarter:
j. S. Roberts. o. S.; Miss Alice Hudg-
ems, |. s.; Miss Maggie Sumpter, A. c.. {;
A. Nc Sumpter, c.; G. r. Dove, f. s.. (;
NJ. T. Harrison, Treas; A. d. Rey-
nolds, Chap; A. C. Smith, A. r. S. {;
Miss Agnes Clay, w. A.; a. S. Mcneil,
w. p; Miss Mollie Harrison, Organist,
John Snapp, Janitor.
BY vote of the Council three prizes,
SO, SO and 50 amounting to $ll, were
offered to the three members bringing
in the largest number of paying MEM
bers during the year 1882, The 81 med
al is furnished by w. j. Thomas and A.
Deprato. The Council has paid the last
dollar of its Indebtedness on the Hall
and enter on the New Year free of debt.
Never in q better condition.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-01-03
A Splendid Opportunity to
Make Money.

WANrED-Some one with small
capital to take the exclusive agency for
the sale of the Harlem Gas Machine In
the town of Bristol and Goodson, Va
The Harlem Gas Machine is endorsed
by the leading Insurance Co.'S. of the
country. They pronounce 1t to be the
best and safest gas machine that is be-
fore the people. Any ten year old person
can operate It, as 1t requires but little
attention. 1t isalways ready foruse, you
can light the gas in your room or Office
at any hour, night or day. With the
use Of this machine you can get your
gas at go cents per 1000 feet, which
would be cheaper than the common coal
oil lamp. The Harlem Gus Machine is
something that every business house,
factory, hall, private residence, and
church should have. Every Machine
Is fully warranted. The machine can
be seen at the Thomas House.
A good opening for live man with
small capital to make large money with
the Harlem Gas Machine In Bristol and
GOodsOn. Address
HARLEM GAS MACHINE Co.
Bristol, Tenn.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-01-03

We acknowledge calls during the week
from Prof. d. A. Gray, Of Hamilton In
stitute, Mr.. Thomas Edmondson and
VIM. Widener (of E. near Oak Hill on
South Fork, Prof. r. J. Davenport, of
Mcrristown High School, Rev. f. P.
Walton and Rev. Tobias F. Smith. The
latter gentleman Is In charge Of Bristol
Mission, and Ia one Of the best preachers
and most estimable gentleman In the
Conference.
Mrs. Richard Nuckols Ia quite III Of
pneumonia, at her home 8 miles north
east OF Bristol.
Mrs. Sarah Davenport, wife Of the
late j. T. Davenport, and mother Of
Prof. 4. J. Davenport, died Wednesday
before Christmas, aged 81.
Capt. VIM. Gibboney. of Wytheville,
spent last Saturday In Bristol, MS the
guest of Mr.. I. c. Fowler. He is in the
enjoyment of fine health, and has been
Tor many years the most enterprising,
successful and accomplished merchant
Of s. w. Va.
We had the pleasure of meeting, last
week Mr.. w. II. Nickels, of Whites
burg, Ky. He is a gentleman of large
intelligence, an accomplished business
man, and Is the Gather Of Mr.. Tip Nick
els, the spicy editor Of the Pound Gap
Enterprise. lie aud Mr.. ". d. Jones,
of Philadelphia, are largest landowners
in Lctcher CO., Ky.
Rev. A. S. Lloyd preached at Emman-
uel Church Christmas and New Years
days, the church being elegantly orna-
mrnted with evergreens.
Mr.. w. d. Jones, of Wood, Bacon &
Co., and also Of the gold and silver plat
ing house Of Stewart & Jones, Phila-
delphia, was In town last week. Mr..
Jones is the sole owner of 81, 900 acres
Of mineral, coal and timber lands in Ky.
Mrs. James Brown died Of pneumonia
Dec. n, near Wallace's Switch, and was
buried Xmas day. She was Giles Co.
lady, and was some 60 odd years of age.
Hon. A. Fulkerson, is at home. He
will return to Washington the last Of
this week.
Hon. I. G. Fowler, Speaker of the
House returned to Richmond last night.
Hon. D. F. Bailey, will return to-mor-
row night. He will take his family with
him to Richmond.
Mrs. A. 8. Gump, who has been OIL an
extended visit TO relatives Ia Baltimore
has returned.
s. G. W. Hudgens, Oft the firm Of Ham
NIT & Hudgens, is confined to his room,
with hemmorrhage Of the lungs. He is
improving.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-01-03
All About the Seven-Sprlngs
Mass.

From home and abroad the good news
comes, Here Is what DR.. J.. j.. Burton,
Of Blossom Prairie, Texas, says IN writ
ing TO another physician deem the
Seven Springs Mass the Jes. Iron Prep
ardtion known to the profession"
DIR. W. G.. Sllllman, of Lauderdale,
Miss, writes: "The Seven Springs
Mass II the best IN Uso--scnd INC another
dozen bottles. DR.. A. w. Burnside, OF
Bclviderc, Ills., writes: "good success
from the uso of the Seven Springs Mass.
Send At once three mere bottles. have
requested my Druggist to order It In
quantity.
DR.. j. II. Appcrson, OF Bourbon, Ills,
writes: al have used three bottles of your
Seven Springs Mass IN my own family,
nm 10 well pleased with results, that |
want u dozen bottles for some other pa
ticnts. IL Is The best dltcrdtirc and elm.
indtire have ever used.
DR.. Jas. Il. Faulkes, OF Oakland, Cali
fornia, writes: "a friend Of mine In
Richmond, Va, sends me notice Of
your Iron and Alum Mass. Enclosed
lnd $500, send worth by mail II II
proves as represented shall request my
Druggist 10 order Il In quantity" The
Druggist orders:
OAKLAND, CAL, Oct. 18Th, 1881.
MEssRs. l. & H.,
Gcaiicmcn;--A few weeks ago DR.. Jas
T, Faulkcs, Of this city procured n few
bottles of your Seven Springs Mass, aud
Il 40 we'll pleased with lis effects, that
he has urged me 10 keep II on hand
Send me the worth OF the enclosed NJ
o. by nc shortest and cheapest route
aud your price by gross lots.
Yours Truly,
II. BOWMAN, DRuGGisr.
The above correspondence represents
the sentiment Of every physician, as wei
~ the people, that have used the "Scvcl
Springs Mass" propcrly-and shows tt
what extent and magnitude II II capable
Of attalnlng-simply upon lis own mcr
It's
LANDRUM & Ll1CilFIELD,
Abingdon, Va.
For sale by Bunting & Dickcy, WIN
Wallace, aud City Drug store.
jan 2, SPY.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-01-03
Ell I,rnl.a,a snfInrlnr,.

Eli. Drake, Esq, Detroit, Michigan,
suffered beyond all description FROM a
skin disease, which appeared on bis
hands. head aud face, and nearly de-
stroycd his eyes. The most careful doc.
loring failed 10 help him, aud after all
had failed he used the Cuticnra Resol-
vent blood purlaer) internally, Cntlcu-
tn and Cutlcura Soap (thc great ekln
curcs) externally, and was cured, aud
has remained perfectly well TO this day.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-01-03
Sidewalk Letter.
0S THE SIDEWALK, |
- a 1904

ON THE SiDK-W AK,
Jan. 3, 1882.
Over We 70, into 1882. a rainlesa
summer has been followed by an icelcSs
winter, but OF all horrible spells Of
weather this recent holiday week will
crown the climax. Christmas day was
a weather breeder. Scarcely had it,
beautiful sun gotten behind the horizon
IN the west when four days rain began.
Next came snow and freeze and MS any
change must be mn improvement, these
were welcomed. New Years day was
gloomy and raw, with the noon mercury
down 10 ~. Our Main Street Is n dis
grace. IL should be promptly bcdded
foot deep In the center with broken
stone. This would give II drainage to
the curb stones, and Of course II can
have no drainage lengthwise.
IA the old year left II took with II
several leading citlzens--men who have
been valuable to the county and whose
good works will be sadly missed. Capt.
white, known "a "Ccdarville Wm.,
died suddenly In Abingdon the 2Sth,
aged about 81. The space between his
first announcement that he felt quite
unwell. and his death did not cover
three hours Of time. Such are the effects
Of apoplexy. VIM. White was broth
er Of Mrs. u. NJ. Stuart, Of Ccdarvlllc,
one Of the most cultivated and really ac-
complishsd ladies Of Washington coun-
ty. Ills remains were buried ut Old
Glade Spring cemetery. Tall, graceful
and comcly IN person, frank, generous
and sooial In disposition, accomplished
In manner, clear aud cultured In intel
leet, he was = marked aud attractive
gentleman. lie was brave M soldier,
courtly and genial as companion and
conspicuous a. citizen.
The same dry at his Mountain home
In wldcner's Valley, Capt. W. u.
PrntE. | do not know his age, but he
seemed IN that meridian Of life marked
by the age Of 30. Some hnocn years
ago he quilted the employment OF the
Va. 4 Tenn. II, X. Co. aud married u
daughter Of Esq. Fclty Roscnbaum In
widsncrs Valley, where he became
noted "a an cnterprislng and leading cit
lien OF the county. True 10 his friends
M the needle 10 IT, meridian, Informed
and progressive III public affairs, public
spirited and vlgllnnt as 10 local Interests,
popular In all his manners he became
one Of the lenders Of the county. The
poll Of white Top, at whose base he has
found rcst, never closed over better
man. For one, | shall miss "Blll
PrntS."
Mr.. Thcophllus Clapp, one Of the
oldest aud most esteemed OF the county
men who have for many years lived
near the purlleus Of Abingdon, died
last week NJ an advanced ago. A few
ycsr ago he married the widow Of the
late Judgc Geo. W. Hopkins, who sur.
wives him. No tuch conspicuous man
can fall without leaving a vacuum IN
our ranks.
Mrs. N. Garrett, the announcement Of
whose dssth appeared Ia the last lssuc
of the NevI, died Of eanrcr Of the
breast, from which she has Nor years
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-01-03
LOST.

Either in Bristol, or on the road from
Bristol to E. II. Scneker's farm, my
Pocket Book, containing two one dollar
notes, due bill from L. ii. Seneker,
due on demand, for fOrty-five dollars,
with credit of fifteen dollars, and about
one dollar in silver change,
The finder will be literally rewarded
by leaving the Pocket Book and contents
at +. ii. Seneker's store.
! hereby give notice to Il. II. Sencker
not to pay said due bill to any other par
ty. JACKSON SUSONG.
Dee. 13-3t
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-01-03
A. r. SrARREE1'r, Notary Public
for Washington County, Office lO5
Main Street, Goodson, Va.
Jan. 2, 1SSq-tf
ON Thirty Days Trial.

We will send DR. Dyes Celebrated
Electro. voltalc Belts aud other Eleo.
trio Appliances on trial for thirty days
10 young men and older pers ma who
are afflicted with Nervous Debility,
boet Vitality, etc., guaranteeing
speedy relief and complete resto-a.
ton Of ylgor and manhood. Also for
Rheunaatlsm, Neuralgia, Paralysis,
Liver and Kidney difficulties. Rup.
tures, and many other dlAeses. Illus-
traled pamphlet send free, Address
Violate Belt Co, Marbhall, Mich.
Nov. 4 Bi-iy,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-01-03
New Marble Yard.

Mr.. W. A. Ray, Monumental Carver
and Designer, late Of Nashville, will
open Marble Yard on Front Street,
Goodson, next week, Persons wanting
anything In his line, will do we'll TO ex-
anime his designs, as lie has u fine sclcc-
ton 10 choose from.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-01-03
TO OUR PATRONS.
Here we R
Wishing you a happy and q
prosperous New Year.
ANDERSON & co.

s. s, 0Ncers.-on Christmas morn
Ing the lat Pres. Sunday School elected
the following officers for the ensuing
year Col. Chas. X. Vance, supt.i j.
W. Carr, Asst. supt. J. G. Anderson,
Treas Jno. 7. Anderson, Librarian :
!. I. Vance, Asst. Lib.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-01-03
YIH gnNslLnlTIn RAILWAY EXPRESS,

o. the Norfolk 4 Western Railroad, 10
prepared rsugh rts connections. to do the
hIrvsss mess Ia all points In the Unit.
"a hsiSr Special Inducements offered
70 and Jram baltimore and all psinh
o. Fsrfsik & wcstern n. X. Close
essssstisu At rsrfslk with Steamer I md
frsa Raltiusrs Daily, except Sundays
WA. CARAHyTER, Manager.
Lynchbug Va
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-01-03

The students who are nov hllipE these
positions we're from the etates " ksn'
lucky, Alabama MissisSippi, 7snnes-
see, and Ohio.
Therefore We would ask the fsllWinS
questions:
!. What other Dizziness College can
show ~ many applications made to them
by business men, In the short space Of four
month";
2. Who IL better able 10 judge Of the
qualifications Of young men. than the mer-
chants and burineps men them. slves'
3. What more substantial en- lorsemsnt
can nm insti,uiion have than 10 receive
frequent aprli atoms iron, bu5l NEsS MEN
who wish 10 employ lite STUDENTS, alse
when LEADING MERCHANTS and others
purchase its stock At . prem uni
4. 10 u net eommenlAbls for suseh IA
Institution TO plAcO it, advantages within
the reach Of young men In ALI PNRT5 Nv
THE SOUTH, by establishing at consider
able cost. u chain Of su,h inbiitutionst
8. IL Il not better for q school 10 refer 70
the numerous applications from business
men, than for II to sny I'VE do teach the
best commercial course In The S0uthf' Do
Goodman's College has NO THREE MoNrHs
On PARTIAL CouRsE. Hence the success Of
ito STuDkSrs.
The Session for 1882 opens Monday, Jan.
uary I'd. For general information, I'd.
drops FRANK GOODMAN,
President VI Goodman's Busins1 osiisSs.
Either ut KNOXVILLE Tenn, or NAsn-
WILLIE, Tenn. dec 20, Sl--7m
The above Is splendid showing for
Prof. Goodmad'S Colleges, and gives our
readers AL idea what the business men OF
the country think of graduates from
these institutions. Our young men
would do well to ponder these facts and
act advlselly. The demand for thorugh
business men Is constantly increasing.
and those making the necessary prspRr-
alton will rcaD the reward,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-01-03
Do 10 Central Meat Market
AID mr. TOUR
MINCE MEATS

WON hsns msnufseiorws, aud go them
f,.sh end prime. A slos 10, always su
Nsua. CNsiss msei,, chopped sausage,
hcme,msds BOlsgns, fr.sh pork and = full
Mn, u choice steaks, Pay Jour bills and
h, happy on chrhaaa' day.
dec 10, 1881.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-01-03

An immense stock OF Clothing, over
coats, Drcss Goats, aud Suits lust re-
cci,ed At greatly reduced prices, At the
yellow Front Cash Clothing store, next
door TO Cit Drug Store. dec 9, SIT
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-01-03
Abingdon Tobacco Market.
REPORTED ny
HURT, THOMAS &c co.
Proprletors Hurts Warehouse.

ABINGDON, Dee. 20, 1891.
Receipts last week quite largc-quall-
~ generally much better than the prcyl-
ous receipts. Much Of II, however, COM
mon and poor, and some very fine
m arkct active. Lugs, ready sale nj
good prices. Wrappers wanted, and sell
high. We quote from actual sales dur
Inc the past week: