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II UNION-STATION METHODIST
CHURCH corner Twenty-fourth and NJ s~iroetsl.
Rev. II. G. CuEATHAs, pastor.-Prcaching nc II
\. VI. aud s T.. M.-Subject I'm the morning, Christ
our Passover ~; at night, "Sinai and Calvary"
Sacrament Of the Lords Supper in the morning.
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rTsECOND BAPTIST CHURCH

corner Main and sixth streetsl.-Rev. W. W.
LANDRUM will preach on SUNDAY at IL A. W..
and s i. VI. 2t
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III GRACE-STREET PRESB1TE-
RlAN CHURCH t%corner of Grace and Fourth
strcets)-ney, c. II. READ, d.. d., pastor.-Preach-
ing at IL o'clock A.. VI. by Rev. II. &. HILL,
ID. ID. No services at night.
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PARK-PLACE METHODIST

CHURCH (west Franklin str~eetl.-services by the
pastor, Rev. JoHS HARMON, ID. ID. Subjects: IL
4. NJ. 1.-The Problem Of Evil solved"; 8 T.. N
- The Illuminating Principle Of the Spiritual Kos
mos
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MUST SPEAK FOR THEMSELVl

THE GREAT SALE CONTINUES THIS WEEK
WITH MANY NEW ADDITIONS.
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nj TO SELL GOODS CHEAPER
THAN OTHER HOUSES REQUIRES
MANY ADVANTAGES
RESIDES A DEAL OF PERSEVERANCE.
Quantities. assortment, judgment I'm selection.
and prices, all have their say in order to
INSURE SUCCESS.
The great furore created al our house last week
was not due to the medium of advertisements
GOODS PRICES
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rrA NICE LOT OF CHiLphrN
u.Iv.uosr and TuREE-QUARTER HOSE
s,zos Ak to 81, best makes-at isc' wo'''
90 axe. n pair, at LEVY, DAVIS Us
my5 colne'
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~ SEVENTH-STREET Gil RS
TIAN CHURCH.-Rev. f. L. POWELL, of Hop
~kinsville, KY, will preach on SUNDAY al III a. NJ.
and 6 L. VI. All welcome.
nj MARSIIALL-STREET CHRIS
TIAN CHURCH formerly known as Elba-Park
chapell.-klder l.. A.. CUTLER will preach on
Lords day at IL 4. VI. and 8 +. W., and every eve
Ming during the week at S o'clock. The public are
cordially invited.
~ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Twelfth and Broad streetsl.-The pastor, Rev.
j.. b. HAWTHORNE. ID. d., will preach Oh SUNDAY
at II 4. NJ. and s +. Il. Subject of morning
discourse, " Gods Thoughts All welcome. 2t
1T SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Main and sixth s~treetsl.-Rev. W. W.
LANDRUM will preach on SUNDAY at IL A. W..
and 6 +. VI. 2t
N FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
C~HURCH.-Rev. r.. l.. PRESTON, d. d., pastor.
Services at IL &. NJ. and . p. VI.
II FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH Grace above Sh1forl-Rey. PEYToN H..
HoGE pastor.-Scrvlces at Al All. and 8 7. NJ.
seats free. Public cordially invited.
III GRACE-STREET PRESBITE-
RIAN CHURCH %tcorner Of Grace and Fourth
! strcetsl-Rey. c. II. READ, ID. d., pastor.-Preach-
ing at II o'clock A.. VI. 10y Rev. II. &. HILL,
ID. d.. No services at night.
rTMANCIIESTER PRESBYTERIAN
CIiUECH.-Tho Rev. W. 1. HICHARDsoS, ID. D..
viii preach I'm this church TOMORROW for the
! pastor. who viii preach at the same time In Pow
hatan county.
II UNION-STATION METHODIST
CHURCH corner Twcnty-fourth and VI ~slrcetsl.
Rev. II. c. CIIEATIAM, pastor.-Prcaching nc II
\. VI. aud s H.. M.-Subject I'm the morning, Christ
our Passover -: at night, "Sinai and Calvary"
Sacrament Of the Lords Supper in the morning.
=
r~TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH
corner of Broad and Twentieth strccts)-J. WILEY
BLEDsOE notwithstanding by pastor at IL 4.
VI. and at Up NJ. Young mems prayer-meeting
at 3 p. NJ. Song service, assisted by the cornet,
from Al to 81 L. VI.
H BROAD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH corner Broad and Tenth strcets).-Rey.
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A FAITHFUL o RFTcEAk--Comptrol-
Ter Heating has had q fnII share Of
detraction. abuse and misrepresenta-
ton since he has been in public Office.
bat aomehosV OK other he has- sarBiE-
ed It. and he stands to-day higher
in pubic esteem than when he
firss entsrsaupOn lsis present dnties.
His financial policy has been trium-
phantly vindicated. and reform with
him is not mere cIap-trap. Whilst
others have been talking reform. he
has been acting it at the hazard Of
popularity and perhaps future pOliti-
cal promotion. He put his foot down
on the claims Of the Registers Of Voters
for extra pay and the Courts have sus-
tanned him. He tells the collectors
0f State taxes in recent circular that
they Owe 500, 5S7.63 which must be
accounted for and paid over. or he
viii resort at once to the summary
and speedy remsdies provided by
law for its collection. He Is evident
" not looking to be his own successor.
or seeking TO make himself acceptable
to influential classes by paying bills
Of questionable legality without con-
test. or condOming the shortcomings
Of neglected. collectors. It appears
rather that he is seeking The general
goo | by guarding and enlarging the
financial resources Of the State with
out regard TO consequences personal
to himself. We repeat. a faithful Of
fetal, and we may add. an able one.
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fort = % give 30 punctiii0ns and at
tenuated q point in the construction
Of the laws that not more than one IN
= thousand can see it: AMI not even
that one. unless he Is cro<s-eyed.-
Cob Bar, Chsesldines. s. Catherine's
BIakistone's md Heron Islands be-
long to citizs of Maryland. and vel.
the land covered With wafar which
connects them with the mainland, does
not belDng 10 Maryland. Unjust make
short depression. When the Mary
land Pilgrims landed on st. Clements
Island, now BIakistone's. there is no
doubt in nv mind that Heron Island
was terra frma. The definition alone
+ enough. Nobody calls sand beach
or a she'll bar an island" | know
shore on the Potomac that has
washedaway fully one hundred yards
since my recollection: and Blakis-
tones and the islands above. in time,
will be what Heron Island now is.
Heron Island then was land, and now,
can We conceive how the Maryland
line took these islands in and left the
inside out? But she did it, sup
pose, BY casHs onaissus. / leave the
Award line ont of the question. and
only argue the line Of possession.
After the line Of Hndisputed posses
sion got to Heron Island. where did
it run to? Did it run in and back
TO Cotton or to st. Clements Bay
or some point on Britton's Bay or
straight down the river to Piney
Point? The last is the most reason
able supposition aud would give some
protection II any other sort than null
lity laws could be passed by our Leg
islature. / know that men and States
are different. But l will suppose a
case for illustration. A and B have
dispute about a valuable piece Of
timber land, and they therefore leave
it to arbitration. The arbitrators are
slow, and take years and years to
make their award. The award is
made, but A is not put into posses
sion. The land not being As as B
said, and not being BIS as A said.
anybody could 60 in and cut what
timber he wanted; and thus before
A gets the land, all the timber is
gone, which was all that made the
land valuable. This IN Just the case
with Maryland. The award has been
made, but Maryland has to wait for
concurrent legislation. which now is
very doubtful, as regards dredging.
| think that one of the present Judges
Of our Circuit was on the Committee
to codify the laws of Maryland. If
he had known then, rs now it il
known, that Maryland can't legislate
over the Waters of the Potomac"
he and his co-Codifers might have
saved the next Legislature the trou-
BILE of ordering pages 3l0-ll-l2, and
476-77 and 704 5-6-7, to be cnt out
of the Code. Maryland ought, in
Justice and honesty to refund any
fines imposed under the laws above re-
ferred to. She ought also, to refund
the license money received from tongs-
men, as it resembles very much get
ting money under false pretense aud
she Furnishes that crime by imprison-
ment. If we could just reverse the
precept, do unto others as you would
they should do unto you, we can
tell exactly where she would go to.
Yours, =?
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-03-22

TIE HEAD CENTRES STILL AT
WAR.-Senator German, in an inter-
view, reported few days ago in a
Baltimore paper. undertook to can
vass the conditions ofdemocratie sue
cess next Fall. aud expressed himselfas
favorable to prompt action in the mat
ter of campaign prePar alton. and to
this end, suggested call upon the
democratic State Central Committee
u exercise in Baltimore city its
powers TO secure suitable action as to
S Ite Offices with view to its bsne-
fetal effect on the party throughout
the State. This is the German view,
hnt no sooner is it nal pablo than
Gov. Hamilton AMI Mayor Whyte
obtained interviews" also AMI an
tagoniz, German by insisting upon
the right of each locality to control
its own aiF ,irs and by resenting the
intirnation OF the State Central Com
Iniltees interference in city matters
ut all. Mayor Whyte goes step
further. and suggests that there are
certain districts outside of Baltimore
city. notably the 5th where German
resides, that are in greater heed of
political dOctOring that Baltimore city
itself. And thus the war goes on and
the comb It deepen'. AM this suggests
the question. is it not possible for
parties 10 get along without Head
Centres. or if this be impossible,
should not Head Centres who are con-
rtantly disturbing the peace of parties
by their personal chickering's be re-
placed by men of less combative tenn
l'eraments
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OBITUARY.

Died, at ST. Mays Seminary, st. Marv's
county, Nd, March TIh, 1888, Hiss 4. L.
QUiNAS, aged - yesrs.
The drceased was for nearly ten years iden-
titled with the interests Of that school a. a
ieachsr, and widely known through that
whole ssrsioR Of c0Rntry. As ieaeher, sic
WAS faithful, just aid conscientious. By her
nntiring Efforts and thorough inslrue, ion, she
has educated Ramber Of young ladies, mlny
o: whom nov shine as ornaments in socirty.
Miss Quinan was born in England and came
% this cOBntry At an-esArly age. She was
known hy an admiring circle Of friends rs
clnversationaiist Of rare hamog; lady of re-
markabie deiicacy and Fehaement Of taste, and
grzat knOwledEe AID appreciation Of Iiiera-
ture. The writer OF this humble tribute 20
her memory was assJeIated with her in teach
ing for s0ule years and knew her intrinsic
wurih. Knowing most deeply ihst we shalt
ZEE her fare no mnreia the fe b, wehave laid her
10 rest in the living hope Of q glorious resur-
ression through Jesus christ eur Tod
A FhEExD.
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local CorivspOnden e A.!
MpEsrOwx, M"n.h 18th, lsss

MtesfoWNs AHFrb i5th, 1855.
Messrs. Editors Although nv adj
dress IL to you. rs il he modern Gus
tom, it Il not for won personally, but
Tor the people Of ST. Mary's county
and Tor those who are entrusted with
the execution Of the laws.
The oyster subject is matter of
great Importance to every person who
has children to educate and is too
l'oor 10 educate them unless by the
Public Schools. The license on longs
men does not support the schools but
it is considerable help. There have
been several cases Of delay in the
payment Of Teachers salaries, but
never a real reduction Of their sala.
ries. Take away the amount paid by
Tongsmens license and the salaries
OF teachers would have 10 be dimin-
ished. Almost every Tongsman /
have heard speak on the subject, as.
serts most positively that lac will not
take out license again, while the
Dredgers are allowed 10 take Absolute
20 session Of the Potomac oyster beds.
rom any point from Blackstone :
Island to st. Catharine Island. stand
aud look up or down, or across the
river and it is white with the sails of
dredging vessels. While | write.
near Cob Point or Swan Point. the
horizon is whitened almost like a
bank Of snow. Chapter 39l OF the
acts Of Assembly passed in 1882. pre-
hibits dredging above Blackstone !
Island. within the boundary line as
fixed by the award of Judge Jeremiah
>. Black and Charles J. Jenkins. I
believe the Judges and Lawyers Of
this State treat this act as a nuIlity.
So do the Police Boats. Governor
CmerOH Of Virginia does not. If be
did regard the acts Of our Legislature
rs o nullity and the award as a Quasi
nullity. why did he not pursue the
.dredgers a short time ago. when he
thmnght they hal got across the line
m consequently out of the jurisdic-
Virginia? Virginia surely
- aegnize Marysand's right Of
alafssdietion. But Maryland does not
= i'm il. What then ? Why anv-
body from anywhere can come in and
ne pleas = The time was, when
suans either naturally or BY effort
gave eommon-sense constructions OF
laws. Not 90 now. The i'm and Ell
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[ lorrssIondence Of lhe Beacon. |

BALrI aORE, March II, 1893.
During the week the market for Southern
Wheat has settled from | TO 2 cents lower, in
sympathy with the decline ia v eslern, but
clOsed firm and slightly better. Good to
choice samples range from l 10 to % for
FuliE, 20 10 20 for lOng-berry and No.
Md red from 10 To - Ier bushel. For
Western the market dec sed from the Open-
ing, and ut times WAS very dull, but closed
with better feeling, selling at ia 10 10
for spot ard March, 10 for April, l ali TO
g Tor Nay and % to 234 for June deliv-
cry. Southern Corn Is in better supply and
lower, but the market clos d steady, with
good demand, with range Of prices at from 60
TO s. cents for good dry lots. Western has
ruled dull and lower, Nth the following range
Of physiological So TO 81 cents, good spot
and March at from 65 to Isl. April from 68I
10 col, May from 67a to 10 and 60 cents,
noni ''slly for June. Oats are firm al from So
le 81 cts Ryeis quiet aud easier nj from 81 10
IS cents per bashcl. The tobacco market re-
mains unchanged. The arrivals Of Maryland,
however, are rather more literal, and deci
ded increase in receipts Is looked for, which
may have SINE influence on the market. The
denaa ID - tIirly active, noSlly for Holland
and Germany. rei'eaI quotations OF last
Neek-Ad. interior and frosted, 50 to 90;
sOund common, 81 to 4 90; good do 4 so
TO 30; milling, o 30 TO 90; good TO Rne
red, 8 50 10 10 20, and fancy 10 90 10 l3 o..
Cattle, sheep, poultry and other miscellaneous
staff in demand AT generally good prices.
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TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN.

THIS is TO testify that we are now using
= the Champion fence put up by Mr.. Ed
ward Psarce. and that we honestly aud con-
scientifically believe IL i the cheapest aud best
fence we have ever seen and we have exaal-
ined il thoroughly and cannot find fault in
1t Respectfully yours,
Ann Wilson, G H GuyIher,
VIM II TipPeit. Jas A ingram,
George q Guyther, Biscoe Adams.
March 22-lt
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DIED.

In Baltimore city, after brief Illness, on
the afternoon Of MaTrh 18th, 1888, at the res
idrnee OF her hlthrr-in-law, Capt. John " i.
tiroswell Sr., No. Is South CollingtOn ave :,
MARX FRANCES, bsloVed wife Of Captain
lJoha W. Croswrll, IT., and sprUsad tlsuxheer
1t the late John Csyer, Of this county. May
she rest in peace
Departed this lie, in Baltimore city. on the
morning o. the 18th OF Mar, h. lSs3, EDWARD
HOMER. aged year anl IA days. infant son
of James ". Emma Z. lie lch. '.ie gathers
the ham's in Ills arms aud carries them Ia his
bosom"
Al the residence of It's parents in the LIST
district. on the 10th instant, WILLIE g., SOU
Of J. Frank and Laura A. Dunbar, aged %
months.
Fold his wtxen hands together.
Close his blue and leaning eyes,
See how like broken lily
Pale and beautiful he lies.
BY FaIRxD
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FOR COUNTY CONNIssIOKER.

Messrs. Editors Thinking that BENZ. J.
SuERNAETINE has proven himself 70 be
an efRcsent olscer aud one in every war De-
serving the confdenre of the whole people,
ron are reqnested 10 aanonace him ne 4 can-
didate for County Commissioner ~ th~ ensa-
iug esecti0u. lie viii receive the cordial snp-
port Of the sth DisEHlcT.
Mar 2g g
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THE ladies Of ST. Jamess congregation
n win give for the ben sc u said church q
Ssspper Gsa@ D@ssce AZ abe residence
Of Mr. John Y. Harris, KIN 'wn as the r. D
GATK, on EASTER TUESDAY. the a7th u /.
slant. The pEtIie are respectf lily invited o
attend. Admission 20 Supper aud sncs, o
cents ChildFen half price
March -, lss3-td.
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DEcIIEATI0S.

Messrs- Editors :--You win please Withdrew
my name ~ randilaie FOR Commissioner aud
refurn my thanks 70 the kind friend whO an
nonneed me. The SIh district has a most
eiiieient representative on she present Board
and II we a. 70 be represented on the next,
no nlDFe eompetent man could be found than
the present Incumbent. w. F. FUFD.
Mar 23,8
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ron TIE LEGIsLATURR.

Messrs. Editors :-PIsase announce Judge
JOHN l.. MlLBURN as a candidate for a seat
Ia the next Legislature. Judge MiibuFn Is
In every way deserving Of The confidence Of
the people and If elected viii prove a most
efiirienI representative ard enc having at
heart the best interests VI the people OF the
Aar22S3 WHoL8 COUNTY
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REWARD,

GTRAYED from subscriber a young OK,
~ half Of till and belly white, four white
feet, dark red on back, crumpIed horns, star
in forehead and hole in right and slit in lett
ear. Also adark rOaaish heiier, crop OF
right ear. This stock strayed from White
Pains Farm, Nov LIST. A liberal reward
viii be paid for any inform tiiOn which may
Lad 10 their recovery. ISOTh OK and heller
are about three years old.
CORNELIUS BUTLER,
Park Hall.
March 23nd, 1851.
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

Nessrs. Editors PLEASE announse Mr..
MtbL1AN FRANK FORD as . candidate
ior County Commissioner, and sac. that IL he
siii consent to serve, he viii receive the IN
aiTidrd support of republicans and the peo-
PIE generally. TAX PAYEK.
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FOR SHERIFF.

AessTF. EdIierf:-PIeaseann ounceM JAS
-. ALVEY, as Republican candidate for Oh
next Si,.riEalty and say that be will rsiaFe
the 'rdial supports Of
MOI. -. 1881 THE PEoPLE
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FOR CLERK OF The CIRCUIT COURT.

MeSsrs. Editors.-Please announce Dir.
w i. FORD, OF the slh district, as acandi-
date for Clerk of the Circuit Court, and say
that lle viii be warmly endorsed by
LEOxARDTowN DISTRICT.
March 22nd, 1883.
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A IL persons inaebted TO me for taxes for
II 1880, 1881 aud 1882 must settle before
OF during March Term Of Court, or shall
proceed 10 collect the same by due process Of
law without regard 70 persons.
JAMES 8. P0SEY,
March Is, Isss-as Co:seeioE GIN district.
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ZOE TnE LEGISLATrRE.

Messrs. EditoFs-PIease announce the name
Of Ar JOHN II LEACH as an independent
candidate for 3 seat in the House OF Repre-
sentatiyes OF the next General Assembly
Maryland.
PooR MEs AND REFrBLIcASs.
Feb 0. 1881.
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n WANTED TO PURCHASE 4
g. Horse for Buggy or Saddle lse.
~ Address ONDKRDONK,
I.eonardtown, Nd.
March /, ISs3-2tn
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Orphan Court OF ST. Mary's County, Set:
Feb. l3, 1883.
NRDERED by the Court, That VIM l..
~ A. Russell and Charles J. Rlss,ll, eAe.
eutOrs OF
WILLIAM L. RUSSELL,
late OF 81. Mary county. Nd. deceased, give
the n'tice required by law TO the deceased
eFrdi,ors TO exhibit their clsims and that the
same bc published once week for six succes.
siTe weeks la the 81 +. MARI IS BEACON.
Test: JuHN b. ARELL,
Register Of Wills for st. Mary 5 county.
NOTICE.
In pursuance oi the above order, we hereby
give mott c that we haV e obtained from h. Or-
l'hans Court 81 II Mary county, Mar land.
lelters itstaneniary on the p TsOnal estate
OF William L. Russell, lite Of I'D COUNTY,
decreased. All persons having clr;ms agaIu,t
tbe said drceAsed are hereby nOtiiiei g. exhib-
u the same with the proper vouchers alta he'll
thereto IT, the subscribers on or before the
10Th day of Aug. 1889, they will othrr~ise
bv l"w he excluded from the benefits of the
sid estate. All persons indebted 10 tie de.
ceased are &c Iuestt'i 10 make immediate pIy-
ment 10 the subscribers.
wM. l.. A. RUSSELL.
CHARLES ]. RUSSELL
Executors.
Feb Is, Iss3-Gw.
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~ y % supesinisna ny Sleam Saw and
Mil. uEmn wages, share OF later
81. sEos = usaiieF of ruasideraaion,
but srel cliarMeHsF 90 he ennnsdered.
A. BURROUGHS.
MaErh 23-2f. Chspsieo.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

HENRY cARBRRRY. JAMES SEWELL
l. Il and CHARLES JONES, viii contract
for
House Building and Repairing.
All work will be done che ~ sni 10 work
InaIlike nsnneF. Satisfaction guaranteed.
orders seni ns by mnil 20 i.eonardtown will
Fecs'iVs prompt attention.
Mar B. iH3-2N
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FOR CLERK.

Aessrs. Editors Please announce JOHN
y. GRAVES rs a Candidate for Clerk Of the
Circuit Court ia 1885, and say that he will
receive the cordial support Of the Republican,
Of ~. Mary's County.
Mar. Is. IEoxAkDTowS DisTRICT,
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Monday,
Term Of %
Judges StoH
y. Ioker. =
GrHsd Sury Is
and charged
explainsd 10
d. bis usual
ner. The Al
a.s~.i ffshma
nary call d
and judsB',I
There being
she Court, Al
o'elsek audi
ilie day. II
Ao, - Al
-.
a., h~,;cg
a.. An,s~s,l
ca. ,,ied u
,,l,~n Ra,.x |
Jadg,.su, n
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE UNDERSIGNED respectfully inform
their friends aud the public that Chey
are prepared 20 build
BUGGIES,
WAGONS
and IA GGRRS.
PAINTING, TRIMMING and general re-
pairs neatly executed
Undertaking
We keep on hand C0FFiNS and CAS-
kETS with the newest improvements Or
ders quickly filed. Iiasiness promptly al
tended TO Charges moderate aRd all cork
guaranteed.
GraveseOneS. Monuments.
We are also agents for Marble Yard. Can
furnish the above ut city prizes. Call and
see the designs. Se'ect vOur iOmbst0nes and
don't let the deal he neglected. Thankful
for past Eavors, We solicit continuance Of
same.
j.. j JARBOE & SON.
March 81, 1879
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Saint Wary's gsarnn,
LEoNARDToWN. nd.

THURSDAY MORNING. M.nh sssa. 1888
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE.

0O acres, more or Tess.
bf Frame Dwelling aud Barn, and alto
gelher Is a very desirable little fern.
Terms of sale. as prescribed By the decree,
cash.
d. HARRIS CAVALIER,
March -, Iss3-iss