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Mr .Rithard Moore, Of Moore Hotel. while
down the bar bunting we'd foul on friday
last in the pleasure beat, Edith, ire wind
blowing heavy at the time, met with 4 cap
size below Buzzard Point--we suggest insi
here that the name Of this cape be changed 20
something more esthesic 10 souud- but bexcnd
good iucking and the Toss Of : valuable Gun.
there are no other mishaps 10 report. Rich
ard WAS accompanied hy two colored bs, Of
the village ia bis excursion who, when the
capsise occurred and all uere thrown into he
water. fastened uPsa him with deadly erip.
bat having hold Of the beat, he sustained him
salf and attendants unsi relief Was furnished
by ypang Chris Graves and CLYDE Rasey.
Coming ap 81 - aisaNarl side Of ihe cap
sized boat. wh<rs the sasl-s. usss 3ssaclIas ne.
hr. moore Was struck il the Escs hy the boat
Of Graves aud Ralsy, producing sssght con-
tasiOa, bIssking his held On Tie Edith and
ihrewing him Of into the water be qaaekly
recovered himself however. Ena MAS seen,
with the boys, safely shoard q the sssss.iag
boat
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Il persons Indebted 70 ne FOR Hotel &C.
- coInmodalions leither on nuts a. open
Agypart9 are hereby notifed 70 settle the
sane vitAcrt delay. II The said claims are
nas lnid wlthin thirty days from the date Of
this uotice. then shall proceed "a collect
thesaane thwongh the channels az the Law.
JUHy. F. FExW1CE.
yAa ). Iss. In.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-02-16

ave are in receip, Of ths February
nu pber Of the Oriental Caskst published At
Philadslphia and edited by Emerson Bennett.
The Cssksl Is ably edited aud Is iiIIsa with in
,srssting reading. The subscription psies IL
~ per rear
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-02-16

This body msto Tuesday, the 4.ls instant
- The usual hour, present, WIN. =. Leach
President, Isaish CAnier, Treasurer. Beni.
shsrnaniine, 4. J. Biainsand Stephen Jones.
Henry csrbsry. Messenger. TIE following
read reports were passed jos. B. Davis, 7nd
dist, siss.s2; L. D. Bond, 9Th dist, 50 50;
Elijah Osiris, 4th dist, 81 SO; 2. Mstangl,
srd dist, $2si A. Burroughs, it,, 4sh dat,
- 81 same, Sc IS John r. Rsinizvu. sib
dias., 81 Geo. D. Dake, End dat, So; Jas
?. Natiingly, 4th dist. $3.50; T. ". Good
9Th and Tsh disls S7.s2s; Wa. r. Conts
9th dist $24; J. r r. Reeves, 4.s dist
$ii.75; B. Foxssll, Bird dist, Ss4 81; J. ".
Carpenter, 4th dist, sIs %; Same, $40 50;
J. u. suekler- Cth dist, sic; R.H. Riggs,
4lh dist. S2si VIM. @. Gibson, Tsh dist
$3.50. The following bills were presented
aud passed conhs l. spalding FOR drugs
sl4 IS; Henry csrbsrry, FOR erecting bridge.
50 so; John r. Isis, for painting At Alms-
House, $50; n s Hopkins, for PAuper's cot
hn, 81; Thos. ". Aud, Coustabie's account.
$3.50. The report Of Or G. Henry Cana
lier for month, ending Jan. sist, presented,
read and approved. Bond Of Henry 5. Jar.
Doe, Constable for srd election dist, read and
approved ConstAbies we're appointed as fol-
lows: Geo. 2. NAisingley, 4th district; J
B. Jones f0r 5th district. and Waugh Wright.
son for lstdistrict. The Court then adjourned
u she 2nd Tuesday Of March.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-02-16

csr We had intended 10 give our readers
short account q our Annapolis trip hut
demands upon our space hare crowded "a
Out and forssd US to deter Il sBtil our Heas
issue.
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COPARYNERSHEP.

81 C5-partnersllip in the practice OF ned
- cine has bees forsn4d between tie uraer.
signed. which dat4s from ike Isl 81 ganrarv.
1881 Ofire IL tie rocn adjoining the aev,
Drag Store Of Harry fpaiding.
"A. JACK SFAxDaxC.
CHARLES CONES.
lsn J, lssz
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NOTICE.

rTvHE 4th Quarterly Meeting II &c Il.
il church vii Ee bed & u. Paul 3 ca
FEB. 18th ana 18th. hev. b. Peylsm EEeun
= er9ectea n - pfescnt and gsfesch 81 SD
day AZ 'ciack, p. IA, asst 5lsnnlay & T.
. clDek. 4. r. 4ie [sElars1ns tsrss1s
Sill X he.d i1suesIatsaw allga pEeaehins 60
Myrdsv ri. = 'ssgt
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Our thanks are due Mr. r 3 Ferguson for
his report on tbs Fish and Fishsriss Of Mary
lssd. The report IL earsfnily prepared and
will prove sntarsainiug, residing 70 ,hoss in
ssrssisd in tbs culture Of 6sh sad oysters.
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ICoAEusIcArEp.

ICosEUsIcATED.
Ny mother was once tiny seed,
Which from the earth did spring,
So rom her bosom | was made
To bs a useful thing.
An endless journey is mr. fate,
IS all can plainly sge.
travel AT a moderate rate,
Ny footsteps nnmher three.
m useful to the merchant,
By way 1t merchandise,
Aud of I slia a fr.ut,Oa
And that before his eyes.
From hand 10 hand pass around,
From day to day II 30,
Throaeh cry, village, country town,
Till time shall be no more
DocsLEw.
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All our available sFaes being cceapiea ~
tie time ne received The communication o {
aCayon, We were compelled 70 postpone
10 publication unlil the next Issue crshe liza
cor.
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E X c ELS Tor

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 and unaltera-
bly, ONE PRICE.
The originators Of the idea and
the only Clothing House in the
State that will give a written Guar.
antee to exchange an uhsatisfacto-
ry garment at 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 complete estab-
lishment in itself.
The only Clothing House in the
State that has Original and Elk
elusive Styles-copied from none,
equaled by none.
The only house in the State that
manufactures an immense stock Ol
Clothing for all ages and sizes, sells
direct to the retail buyer at a slight
profit on the cost of production,
marks the goods in plain selling
figures and at prices to suit all.
-
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ThOs BOYD, Esqrs Is issFn1iae rs resent
purchase b. haviue eFscIed n lront 81 bis
propsrsy . nsw paIing fence The work i
being done ~ Mr. stephen 3. Norris.
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Single Copies By Mail 2 Cesis. As sn adj
vertis'ng Medium 1.-THE SUM-" By reason Of
It's large circulation and being universally
read, Is most valuable FOR all classes Ct adVeg-
tisers.
A. s. ABEL 6 CO., Publishers,
The Sun iron Building,
Baltimore. I'D.
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81 We say confidently TO the weak, the
nervous uAd dsbililaied, If yon would have
strength, vigor end che'Tfuinrss, use ] n.
l.aroqaes Ambitious Bitters; il has given
neN lie To hundreds and there is no reassn
why il shsald not cure You The prize Is low.
Is Gems per package, or 81 a bottle. Ali
druggists sell Il W. e. Thorntcn, proprie-
tor, baltimore, Nj.
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wee.lI attention to the cara OfHA,ch
q Foote, vel known bankers Of New York,
a another column.
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II Okx Pzfoz systss s1s@tsx ~ Lxw
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NoTI6E j. hereby given that will. from
Il y ibis dsty tUrvard. ehforre glie Law
against all parties tFespaxsiEx npan usy farm
eailed PART or MULBERRY FIELDS. ia
the 2nd elceiien district, with dog o. gun.
and with boat Or Otherwise upon that t.nrtion
Of Blay Greek attached 20 ms said farm
JOHN +. COMBS.
Jan. 5. iss7-im.
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which elegantly made ashcnab in every way reliable
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1880 TIE sSN- 1882.
BALTiAoaE.
Polished DAILY. except s..a.y.
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I'm q sswsAza sousd II Psinslpls-
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By the bait Of the expensive cnnninv
woded advertisements They who them induce
offer and therefore such
ton Of byeEs Wesay do not allow be
The Season is Backward m anS We . hass ss :. I'm
best and attractive have shown You III Of rich
scSU sell at positively 20 per less than expensive
stores tCtU ask y0ts.
We have = Toe Of separate Pants. about 100
Overcoafs, 60
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On and after FRIDAY. Janu.ry 6. 1850:
srEAxEs Many wAsETsssos

VIII leave Pier 8, Light Street, every FIJI
DAY. - O. 20 A. H.. weaiilsr ssermifting, Tor
Pztuxent River. - high sp a. Bristol. calling
AZ Pair Haven. Plum Point snd Governor )
Ran. Returning, viii ieare Bristol on Non
dsy morring II 3, - a., geiag a. far xs
Jones wharf that dAy. Leaves JoHss' wharf
At I, A. H.. Tuesday, Milestone Landiag A.
o, a.. H., PLAN Point ~ II 30. A. IA. aE3
q /. p. H., for Bsitin7re
freight received At Pier 8, Light ST., 50
Thursday.
HENRY WILLIAMS, Aernf.
efics- No ia Light s., up ssairs.
Dec a 1881
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e0aaA ara isre reminatd a. fbrfr inslefs~
seSrens snd are rsea<sstd = afsap fan stfsss
a JACK sFAf.nlKG.
The weekly defiance., 1882-10-24
FAILING Headlong Forty Feet.

1he Baltimore News thus describes
.oae Of the most remarkable falls or
record: "Amo: g the performers in the
forepaugh Circus are a troupe OF
french male and female gymnasts,
|One of their tricks is to fall altogether
from their apparatus, which is about
forty feet high, when the audience
least expects it. The artists seem TO
enjoy the performance, but thrill of
terror runs through the spectators
and not few exclamations Of horro,I
are heard as they come down." Thew
VIII be here with Forepaugh Nov. 11th
The weekly defiance., 1882-10-24
PERSONALS.

B Mr.. A w Burnett was out yes
/ terday.
4 "Doctor' Steele is a successf1
! physician.
8 Mr.. Fred Lawrence is still will
"a Z dam Forepaugh.
j Guss Holland will be at the
sSkating Rink tomorrow night
3 we are sorry to learn that Mrs
sNelson McCombs is quite sick.
S I Bell peeps around the. cor
.ner. Holland says there is no
danger, Bell.
L D Parks went over to Macon
last Sunday, He will return to-
morrow.
Parks Woodward is running for
the tn cake and everybody wants
him to have it.
Hon. W s Thomas, of Ohio, was,
III the city this week, the guest
OF W A Pledger.
Mr.. Bedford Harper, who has !
been suffering for a considerable. .
time with dropsy, breathed hisl
.ast on Tuesday the 18th inst /
We with his many friends mournE
lis loss.
The weekly defiance., 1882-10-24
LOCAL MATTERS 8.

The citizens Of the Fourth War
would do well to elect BIZ LON(
Councilman.
The only saloon kept by co!ored men, ca
be found at 63 Decatur street. Ice cold bee
free lunches every day at IL O'clock
Did you ever see such nice as
sortment Of clothing as A. o. M
Gay has? No, never, but I vii
give him a call.
0. A. NJ Gay, 81 Peachtree, has the
boss clothing house in the city. &c
at once nd examine his stock Of the
very latest styles Of mems and boys
clothing.
OLD RELIABLE, don'tforget Louis McCray's
Saloon. Wines, Liquors and Cigars Soup
every day, 63 Decatur street
If you want tc be treated gentle
manly, go to O. A. NJ. Gays and buy
your clothing.
The best and cheadest goods at Lie
herman & Kauftman's, so WHITEHALL
street.
Young men, il you want to!
purchase a suit that viii fit to order |
go to 0. A. Nj. Gays for it.
Don't forget to 60 to A. O. MI
Gays where you can secure the!
latest styles in Hats and Gents'l
Furnishing Goods.
Err good board go to Dansby & COL
den , Decatur. Everything served
in tirstsclass style.
Ifyou want to have a gay time
60 t. A. Q. NJ. Gays, No. 81
Peachtree street, where you can 1
buy the cheapest clothing in the, !,
city.
Hello Captain !"-Good morning,
Jimmie. Where are you going in T
such a hurry?"-I understand that
our new Governor has ordered all
straw hats to be thrown away; so /
am on my way TO o. A. NJ. Gays,
where / shall buy one the Iobbiest
and prettiest hats In the city, "and|s
dun you forget ct
GEORGIA-Ciayton County
Nr. John Brown, you are hereby notifiedA
hat / have filed in the Ordinary's office in
said county my application for homes tead, my
i usband refuses to apply, which application
will be heard by said Ordnrry at the court
louse in said county on the goth day OF Oct,
S82. GEORGIA EUBANKs.
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TO WN TALK.

Saving wood.
& Go to the circus.
If Chills and fevers.
4-Paugh Is coming.
Printers on a strike.
Poor Fritz is gone!
Skating is good exercise.
Who can out-run a Buck?
81, lend me your umbrella.
Where is Levi and his Echo?
Boss, that mans got pistol.
q Don't forget the Skating Rink.
Who'll be our next congressman
Flsh-baskets sold we'll yesterday.
Nlggers gone back on ham (mond).
Our force in this office is still sick
When d man gets sick, he can tel
who his friends are.
Buddie, where do you board ?-Nur
: yer buzinise.
Ii you want nice place to board
scall to see Mrs. Ida Harper.
Big time at the Skating Rink on to-
morrow "Wednesday night.
Sells Brothers have the best circus
ION the road. Go and see it.
We have heard of a great MANY
deaths In the city.
Jim Gaines is coming home and|
walter Minor is going to give him al
party.
Jim Starks, we are happy to learn.
Is improving rapidly.
We intend to hold the fort If the
people will assist US,
Take your sisters and cousins TO see
Sells Brothers on the Goth of Oct.
Every body feels the loss of friend g.
Ind Editor, Mr.. John Henry Brown.
If you are friend to the Defiance
Why don't you SUBSCRIBE?
What sorter pies is des ?" Potatoe |.
lies. Gimme one."
Some of our young ladies don't rise s
afIy enough to see the comet.
Subscribers who owe us will please
ONE TO our office and settle. We
eed the money
Messrs' TunselI and Murphey had s.
debate Wednesday night. Subject
should people eat tripe ?" Mr.. Mur-
hey conducted the affirmative. andS
on. II
The weekly defiance., 1882-10-24
Hy1nenial.

On last Wednesday evening at
the residence Of Mr., and Mrs
y y oss Cary, in Athens, Ca, by
|Kev; ". D. johnson, Mr.. Nj. G
Mack and Miss Elanora Cary were
joined in holy wed-lock. Both
are u favorably known, and we pre-
DICT a smooth voyage on the main
OF lie tor them. We were not
present to do justice to the table
!; and to salute the bride, but God
knows we wish them good luck
The weekly defiance., 1882-10-24
NOTICE1

we are here and have opened E
Skating Rink in this city for the en-
.loyment OF the ladies and gentlemen
8ol Atlanta. We hope you all viii
spatronlze US; and if you do, we will
keep the Rink here all the season. II
mot, or course We will be compelled 10
move 1t to some other city. Thev
are using Skating Kinks in all other
Large cities and why not have one in
Atlanta? Now come, young ladies
and gentlemen, let US strive to keen
the Gate City" up with other large
cities. Come and try your feet for
SKATES before our "Prize Skating''
takes place; then we can think. and
say too, that Atlanta has ioined|
hands with other large cities. The
doors open at 2:30 o'clock in the after
noon, for ladies. and close at 5. Mol
gents admitted. Then the doors will
open at 7:3O o'clock P. NJ, for gents.
and close at IL sharp. Admission isl
only TEN CENTS AT M. CALHOUN'SI
HALL, Decatur Street. When ladies
md gents have learned to skate WE'LL
hey will all be admitted together.
Rv ! ASA DANIEL,
PROF. DICKEY.
The weekly defiance., 1882-10-24
OUR AGENTS.

+. r. Harris, Rome, Ga.
Miss A. G. Moore. Acworth. Ga.
% Gassett, CartersviIIe. Ga.
n: Il. Bennett. Fairburn, Ga,
VIM. Newman, Pucket Station, Gu
:. Z. Young, Cuthbert, Ga.
L. Williams, Marietta, Ga.
A. l.. Roberts, 81 Barnett st., BaItI-
more, Md.
Glenn Smith. Eastman. Ga
A. L. Blalock, Taliassee, Ala.
Key. J. 5. Flipper. Darien, Ga.
Miss Maria Darlington. Newman. Ga.
j: ID. Dismuke. Lagrange. Ga.
Miss Georgia Valentine, Mont
gomery. Ala.
g. Manghum, Macon, Ga.
The weekly defiance., 1882-10-24
LODGE MEETINGS.

Pride OF Georgia lodge, No. 1853, meets ev.
cry Monday night at 8 o'clock, cor. Broad &
Mitchell streets, No. l3.
:, a. b. Reynolds. N. G.
Z. 5. Jones. r. i.
The weekly defiance., 1882-10-24
ANNOUNCEMENT
For COl1nciIman

& FOR Councilmen.
JAMES GRAY is candidate for Connci
man from the First Ward NNoi
"a BY the solicitation of nv friends 7 barah
announce myself candidate for CounciIm a;
IN Gne tne First Ward at the ensuing electin,
:" -, De'eN'0er' j. M. BORING.
W we &c are are authorized to announce Captai,
IT.I - utDDhE - DhOOhS as a candidate fO
Council from the First Ward. at ensuin,
|8election. ~ on'uiui
The friends of Mr. w. G. GRAMBLING an
&nounce him as candidate for ConnciImo,
.Efrom the First Ward. 81
! We take pleasure in announcing tbo ro,,,,
&o1 >. W. DAY as a candidate for Counclmor
: from the Third Ward, at the coming eIection
in Dccehoef. MANY CITIZENS.
we are authorized to announce Mr.. John
&GAKMANI for Councilman for Fourtn Ward
<at the coming election.
We are authorized to announce the nama .,
SVOLNEY DUNNING as candidate for conn.
Gilman from the Second Ward, election De.
cember 9th, 1882. ''0" ~
EDITORS DEFIANCE: Please announce nv
fnn na,le as as candidate for member of Council
rom the Fourth Ward. Respectfully
b. +. LONGLEY.
Wear we are authorized to announce FRANK Al
AhNOLD as candidate for Councilman from
For the Legislature.
am candidate for Representative of Full.
sCon county In the next General Assembly.
WIN. Il. HULSEY.
we are authorized to announce the name al
iOaptah W. u. NE w MAN, the working mans
candidate, for the Legislature at the elections
TO be held on the 4th of October next.
We are authorized to announce the mama al
HON. 4. FURGUSON, as a candidate tnrs
me 33th Senatorial District Election Al ofa
IOctober. 'n VI
We are authorized to announce the name ofE
Mr. t.. ii. KNAPP as a candidate for election
20 the Legislature at the election to be held on
the 4th of October next
We are authorized to announce that COZ,
GEO. w. ADAIR is a candidate for Rrnre
sentative oil Fulton county in the Lower House@
OF OF the next General Assembly. Election tirstS
wednesday, 4th day OF October next.
Hon. FRANK P. RICE is candidate forS
Ie,elect!oh 10 the Legislature from FultonS
county in the coming October election.
Z. +. HOGE is candidate for Representa- g
i've OF Fulton county in the next GeneralA
Assembly:
FOR CLERK SUPERIOR COURT: 5
DIR. j. 8. Holiday announdes himselfaeandi.E r.
date for clerk OF the suprior court of FnltonE
county, at the Janua election. IF c.ectedS
The public may rest assured that he viii hayeE
competent deputies TO assist him in dis Is.
charging tee duties OF the office. b
FOB COUNCILMAN: k
l respectfully ask the votes OF nv rricn,.sE;
ma f:lloW citizens, white ad cuiored, forE
councilman from ths EQNrlh yard at Tie com IS
ng election.
NJ. NJ. BRANNAN. 81
We are authorized to annouce tie rame ofs
:. A. KIee as 4 candidate for cou leilmans
rom the fifth ward. 81
FOR SENATOR 81
s. B. HOYT Is candidate for the 35tbM
enatorial District. Election 5th of October. 81