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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-19
THE BUSINESS WORLD
COMMERCIAL,


DALLAS, April 1S.-Cottoni undoubtedly
the staple of this section, and must remain
so for some time to come, but the abundant
grain crop produced last season must dem.
onstrate the fact that the cereals OF oats
heHrded wheat and corn are surer CROP
than cotton. They are the dependencies in
case of N ure in the revet ues paid the
ileecy monarch, and the HERALD would i'm
pre- 5 It's rsaIe with the idea Of planters
experimenting their main hope by other
snch re'ian"as &c fhe climate and soil admit
Of. South Carolina and Mississippi uotaby
have advanced their prosperity by the rails
lng OF THESE crops and live 81, OK necessary
to prevent the outlay Of money hat will 20
out OF the country. Our Immediate section
has demonstrated the ieasinilitY of raising
blooded stock as well as short horns, which
also will save the expenditure OF money
That would otherwise go to other states.
The HERALD would enjoin upon the mer-
CHANTS OF Dallas the announcement ot aprl-
cultural Efforts in ibis direction, and offers
no further reason Or ito counsel than the
OBVIOUS necessity of such aclion. H. is II
matter of congratulation thata new elevator
company has just been chartered III further
ance Of this idea aud promises 20 give all
enterprises of this character its enthusias-
tic support.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-19
FRUITS, NUTS, VEGETABLES POULTRY
BUTTER AND EGGS,

ro-DAY's QUOTATIONS..
9REHN ArPLKs-New, IS Goa. $50 per bbl.
CURRANTs-Sto SIC.
PEACHEs-None In market
CALIFORNIA PEARS None in market
OhAN0ES-Messlna, boxes, 1 5Om6 90
Malaga, 400@i 30 wa
DATEs--ln trails, l2mliO
Fiaa-Kees, lSc, layers u to 900 nor pount
oval fgs, 75@S0c per do2.
NUTs-Amonds, 20 per pound; Brazil loGblg
nlberts lbc NJ los walnuts ibc. Id f.; chestnntl
imported, none ON the market; peanuts. Ten.
nesee red S@lOc; choice white i2tc: coooanu,A
1900 S 30.
BANAsAs-2.N0@i 90 per bunch.
aRArEs-Malaga, 6.00006 30 half barrel,
ewERf PoTAroes--75c 10 | 90 per bushel.
okloNs-ked, por barrel, $50; yellow, 80:
80 per huShe '''''
:, PorAToEs-por bushel,l6sl 25 and arm; choice
New York early rose, in barrels, interior and
not qu 4tablo. '''
OAnpAeE-New, 3 90 per dozen; old, e.75 per
dozen or Sc per pound
uMIoxEss,-we Quote at 81 5C@s 90 per co.on;
turkeys 81. 0D0aSi. so.
K60s-l0ol2c per uosen,
HuvTVR-Choico western. 206osO Cooking Ik.,
Is; country. 2hM2S
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EXPORTS.
49, 60 -
FUTURES.

THE cotton future markets both In Now
York and Liverpool continue on declin.
Ing tendency. In the former city they are
OF again to-day about points and In the
latter LEA. II is about time they would
take change and advance a few points
when spectators for about the iiftieth
time will say they have at last touched
bottom.
Chicago Produce and Provisions April
wheat closed at 81 .06a bid and 81 O6i asked.
an advance Of 4 to. /. May wheat opened
strongat 81 90, and during the day reached
S0ol, but finally closed at s. oSs, "a falling oil
since last evening Of !. The last quotations
Tor Apri, corn were 52h bid, 522 asked, ado
cline Of to :. Nav corn advanced from }
to and sold at $50. April pork was ID
cents higher, bringing $ls.S5. MAY nd.
vaneed as much, and closed at $lS.i5, April
lard was up q cents aud quoted at 1874
May, also advanced a cents, and on las,
call brought ll.42i bid, li.a5 asked.
The st. Louis grain market was rather
quiet. Apri! wheat was | lower at Si,Ooi ;
May was \ higher, at $ilia. April corn
unchanged from yesterday, 40 May sold
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-19
Opening Close Close
To-day. To-day Yesterday
- Q -
DRY GOODS.


| TO-DAYs QUOTATIONS.
| ,fhiNTs-Freeman q, 5; Lodi bl,; Gloucester G
harmony, Cocheco. ca Merrimac, 6; Green
Wien, pr; Allen, Q; Albion, solid, 81; Peabod,
solid, 5h; Peabody black, 81: Simpson blacl;
~; simpson mourning 6y Gloucester mourn
ing, on American. &; Barley pink and purple
D, Arnold, q; oil red, ., oil blue and green, IL
| HEAVY BRows DoMEsriCs-- Augusta "a, TX
| ihdian Head, g. Swift Greek, a. {; Etna,
H. 81 Edgefeld, ~, *; Cabot Al, 7y5
Derby, 3,i. S.i Glendale, "a, 81; Natchez, 81
Charter Oak. A., 4; Lake George A. 4
TREAT Western. A, g. International. "A, bS-i
e., - a; GJiica, 5X. '0""''S'0"' W Match
FINE brown DOMEsTICs-Lake George, GO; Har,
vest vest :; P;ss,ahontss D Great Falls, 2; Peer
bror, ~; Allendale74: DwighL7t; Select x. 5
bLEAoHED D0aksrICs--SOca,S y; sunny SIDE, y:
H0imesvillc, TX: Forest, g. Big Bonanza, ~ q:
Auburn. 50; Lonsdale. oJs; Lonsdale, cambric.
i2h Wamsntta, 10; NewYork mills. l2li Diamond
Hero. 7.S g. Ballardvale. q CAMBRIDGE rs, =:
Peerless, "a, 5ls; Fruit of the Loom "; Gum of
the Spindle, 81; Barker, .; Glen, X,
DoVaks-ArKwr,ghtl 10; hltrick, S-Os, llk; Stark
u1 "m w; stark, lG;oz 10; Savage. 500. 70
TX. DO II; Boston, 1907, brown and drab 10 i,
Montauk. 40 inch, 81; No. s. 40 inch, l2n; No
,. D? inch.. ON. Gold Medal Blne. 1iJt lion
brown y,, nnd arab II; ch@iot striped, l2i Say.
CHAMBRAy-14Ha Ice.
>, TIoKlNG-Amoskeag AGA, is; Hamilton 70
hollywood plaid, II: Standard Il, 90: Fasiop Il
W; Omega, l6h; Continental FancyIlk; Sian.
dard Fancy, 1874; Harrisburg, H. ''''"
a, HioK9Rf- Rock River, O-3; Blue and Brown,
gyic: India, lOSc; Arlington. s,sc Thorndikn'
l2c Hamilton u; American, 10, Lowell civ. q I,
PLAID OsNAnuRos-D ~: Economy.il1, !.
Ottawa Sh Michigan. ~ Bolle TX; Wood.
inwn,ss: Catawba.9h. Arlington, 50, Augusta
So; Louisiana, X '''''
1INgIlANs Rates ~, C'os,o,,, =, c,.,..t,,
"a; Zephyr II, lSS Groylock b i, l3l; Brook
Ign, 81. '' 'V"
Corr oNADTs-Everett Fancy, 10; Ray CITY l6,s.
Essex. lbH Arkansas. IL a. Marrcns, II, Roynl II
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-19
HAKpwARE AND METALS

. io-bhh n QUOTATIONS..
Axes1uollins per dozen, 800; Gold Dollar per
dozen, $50; Diamond, Ridge per dozen, 1000;
Double Bit 20 CO.
shovels and Spades Rowland's discount 30
10 per cent.
skillots and lids SO per pound; sugar kettles,
DC per pound.
scales--Fairbanks, dlscoun, Is pc, cont,
Howe. discount rs per cent.
m I'm piate-l. G., lDxla, per box, 500; I O.. 14x
~, per BOY, 500; Tcrne, ltx2Q, per box, 2 so;
Terne, 2Ox2S per box, 1850.
Tinwsre-pieced discount so per cont. :
Mmped. discount 40 per cent.
pound. ''' WI
No duck horse collars % per dozen.
uameS-two loop, 100 per dozen, three loon
t'25 per dozen OT
Tacks-in boxes 100 papers, 2. so per box.
GRUB hoes-per dozen, 900: railroad picks.
per dozen, 900.
Mattocss-pcr Dozen 100.
PLASTER PhRIs-per barrel s4aI M.
Rubber Beltng-Discount so per cent
Nails II 40 rate
Sheet iron--H B, &c; galvanised. discount 2
per cent.
HEAVY HARDWARE.
Shafts. finished, So p0les, sls so, Single.
brees' wagon, select 81 49, buggy > %; express,
30. Wagon tongues, 10 No. Hickory axles
1000 BOSters, 1 75 Coupling poles. 4 75
spokes INK, select, 10; xxx, $50 Sawed
ieloes, N, N, >, 200. BOwden shoes. d 90
northwestern horse nails. Ma, e. 6 co. T. $50, 4
.. 70 Bar iron. ic rate. Plow steel, &c; sprinp
steel, Sc: cast steel. lSc.
o BUdSIrsirsde land spring. top seosloO do
open, S1nrsI do Side springs, top, siO00ls5. DO
side bar, slO9lSO; dophnetons, sl95Gi5O; A grad
side spring, Ni0@200 do pfaetons sl500?N)
pump seat bnggies, sl7SG250; Platform spring
AIV@iAs three prihg wagonB, 9qOGIl5
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-19
sADDLkKy AND LEATHER.

TODAY = QUOTATIONS.
soik LRArHM OAK-No. !, $40 49 No, 2 yS
HxNLocx-Best busAlo slaughter, ~ rood. a
pesi Mataunoras, % No. 2 IS ~
OAK HARNESS LRArHrR-No l. S@Ssp; No. q
hxMLocU-Prime 81 DO good, Sc,
quality. s W
do No. = 81 ~ 10 10 ~
PMiLApELrniA Kirs-No !. $50 to 81 70, 20
or ding tn weight ~
No, ;, stage collars, $3.50
Duck collars q, ~
No. j. In cotton back hands, 81, o.
No, ~ cotton back bands, 81. So
No, I cotton back bands, ei.7A
6b-6-2 trace chains Acc.
6S-S-s trace chains so,
l-S-2 trace chains Coz.
tsao '"-'' AZ" =
No. Web Ha,ters rope tie. $500.
No = Web hatters' rome tic, e25a
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-19
LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL,


bHfcU--ht the kilns TO $40 kiln run.
SrcNR--At tho Dallas qnarries, 50 per cuhif
FOOT II for foundation; 10 for wall sud % fcr
dressed front. - '''
LuNDSR-yellow pine, rough, 90 90 per loc
FOOT oyer u feet In longth. q %. Matched and
dressed flooring and finishing, 90 rs; X ceilinS
81 y ceiling. u so; yellow pine siding M white
pine ce,llns % co. Ant common - second com.
mon, 9.'G white pine siding, FIRST common.
" 70; second common, . so poplar siding x
clear s W. CO. poplar ceiling, "a 20 ash
aud walnut flooring, slUo per thousand,
poplar. dressed both sides, $50; rough walnut
VIZ " lSC. Common doors, g. so 10 S. sash, Oh rs
10 % rs 10 sise.
sAiNalss-,,YelIow. pine, 80 10 to 4 u.s. wh,te
pine y 10 to % %, Cypress, No. |. Is; No 4.
u So NoS S. IS y
Portland, &C So W ="
DRAIN PIr.--s inch. lee yer foot inch. Or
inch, SsG z inch, iOc, 5 inch, 6oc
UssssT FLuks-6 inch, S7Sc: 7inch tOrS iuoh
oalinp lotnt 81: 6 Inch cap, SOC; 2 iucA cMlInc
loinI VI ~, Inch cap do, 6Oc.
MIXED PAINrs--Roady for use and all colors
VI oO9l " per gal. All the tested aud standsrd
makes arc IN sale by Dallas dealers
WhiTR L1AD-strlctly pure, 81 90
LiMR-Coopered, Austin, y per barrel. bulk
!, 90 benson car lots, 9oc per barrel, 81 1S
Dallas, In lots. Sc; psr bushal 25c.
AAiR-Per pound, Sc.
fosrs-Ccdnr, Sl2 vi Boise d ara slh
LA'Hs-St Dor thousand.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-19
LIQUORS
TODAY 9 QUOTATIONS.

AL0oHoL-,s2 IS per gaL as per high wires.
WHGsgY-Rectided, 81 l0Gl SO as per proc,
sour mash one year old, 81 so; two Yeas old
VI 76@S2 no. three years old, 81 256132 90 fsncy
extra old whisky. e3@5. as per age.
WINss-Claret In case, sS@A5, per quality; Ca
tawba, per gal, 9Ooal 90, Port 81 OO@4; sherry
per gar 81 00@i Madeira, per gal, 81 COOS; whit,
wine In cases, SO 50tGl6
CHAMrAaNE-Jules Mum h Co., g256s2g Hold
s,ck, In basket s25@2S: Krug, In basket, s2Ss)9s
Domestic champagne, S74Dli.
r, BOTTLE BEGR-st Leui, quartz, al2; plnts sl2 5;
Budweiscr, own size, So SO; p.nts sI3 So Er
LANCER beer. quarts, sl3 plnts. slSbO key beer
ALE-stock Ale. per dos, 50 0O@2 25; Porter
per dos, 90 00tc2 rs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-19
ON 'CMANGE.

There was fair representation OF the cot
ton men and grain dealers on the Exchange
to-day, the former anxiousy watching the
markets in other sections of this country
and in Europe, and the latter trying to
purchase grain. Prices for all the cereals
are firm at quotations, and the limited re-
ceipts give evidence that they will not DO
lower soon. Cotton has nuctuated little
during the last week, aud is getting down
to about the figures of week ago. The
most active article offered on the Exchange
was millet seed and it only went off in
small quantities to meet the requirements
upon orders from the country.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-19
WOOL AND HIDES.

QUOTATIONS TODAY.
Fine spring per H., q To $50; medium spring
per 10 ~ 70 70; Mexican Improved per ID, IA
Hides-.Dry fint sound and heavy u 10 lIe
ditto light 10 to l2c dry salt, heavy iic dittc
light 0 i'2 70 loo; wet salt = To 7I.?c: green
butchers Ia TO &C. all damaged, wet or dry'
aud she arlings. q to $50. -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-19
QUEENS ARK.

Assorted crates $40 to S7s
goplets, $50 Dbl w WI WA
stoncwarN per 1908 sal,ona 5000
bamns ~ u. u7Sa H.. SlbG lamp chin
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-19

For dyspepsia and liver complaint, Won
nave printed guarantee on every bottle Of
Shiloh's vitalizer. II never fails TO cnre'
Sold by W. Il. Patterson Il Co., druggists,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-19

For seven years Aliens Brain Food has
Stood the strongest tests as to its merits In
curing Nervousness, Nervous DEBILITY and
restoring lost powers TO the weakened
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-19
COTTON.

THE receipts of cotton in tins city to-day
were liS bales, only II OF which came by
rail, as follows: for Norman e. Sons,
from Plano; for Kendrick Il Co., from the
same place, and | for Sanger Bros, from
Lewisville. There were no shipments to-
day. Prices all over the country are steady,
but in Liverpool there was decline of u
sixteenth. The market does not present
favorable appearance, and there is no good
reason to anticipate rise soon, or that
there will be any change of importance
during this season, The HERALD's quota
tons of the Dallas market are correct.
Tp-uANIa pInTATInNg
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-19
COAL AND WOOD,

TO-DAY QUOTATIONS,
CoAt-lndian nation, $3.50 per ton,
CokK-Soc per barrel
Woop - OAK, hick Dry and ash, 500
per cord Sawed stove wood II rotaiilns Al ths
A'os OF W 80 10 W per cord.
nooAL-6S conu nor barrel
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-19

ltyou are troubled withdysrepsia, ask
your druggist for bottle of "PrckIy Ash
liitters." Take it as directed and y0n will
be cured.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-19

Hpghes, Bros. \ Co. are the sole agents
lor tne safe OF the celebrated Waukesha
spring water ~ Dallas, Texas. Trade sun.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-19

at 49, to iS9. Gets were a shade lower,
April bringing i2l bi 1, u decline of Z May
WIS without material change, at i23 bid
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-19

Gray hairs often cause annoyance, which
la rMs :, Hair Balsam prevents by restor
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-03-15


THE HYPocRrTE.-N0 maj il born
q hypeerife. If he were born with
this faculty to diasemble he would
not be Q hypocFite. 70 would be
his nature, and q hypocrite is one
who lives what he IS not. His re-
ligi0n il fFand; his b lsiness ID a
deception; he makes love to q wo-
man tor selfish purposes, and sol
EMMY promises 60 love her, com
fort her. honor and keep her, in
sickness aud in health, when, at
the same time, he simply means
TO use her as a stepping stone for
his own social or business advance
ment. AS t4 aa1 ev
Look about You, and see how
many such there are.
The world is full Of thena.
The man who begins by WRONG
ing his wife, if he Is a consum-
mate hypocrite. always enlarges
his field and practices deception
upon the world. After all his fine
VOWS 10 the woman who gave up
all else for him, and chung TO him
with arms of faith, he neglects her
for ''the boys
For the balm of her breath he
gives her the fumes of whiskey,
and, to sum up n long and bitter
story, she sinks quickly into the
grave with q broken heart. The
pitiless clods that fall upon her cof-
fin-lid are no colder than his heart
had been for her.
Now that his wife has lain down
to that dreamless slumber, your
nice man begins to reform. He
is isseen at church, and wears a
piOus air. He takes a great inter
est In the cause of religion, and.
being a business man, sees mo
neY IN IT'D ga nHTA92
He goes to church with great
regularity, and every days expe-
renee teaches him that religion
is good thing. He gives a nick
ell TO the poor, announces i'm the
paper that he gave a dollar, and
thus lendeth TO the Lord. He is
opposed to uppling, makes an oc-
casiOnal speech against the &C.
cursed cup, and. going home,
mixes a three-ply toddy for his
larnyx strained in the cause of
temperance.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-03-15
60 J. a WALTON,
SURGEON DENTIST,
CAS- Eaf
tEONARDTOWN, MD.

Will render his professional services to the
inhabitants Of the following places end vIcin
it's, viz
Nechanicsville, LIST Wednesday in every mo.
Charlotte Hall. LIST Thursday ."
Chaptico, LIST Friday :"
California. and Wednesday in every month.
st. Inigoes', End Thursday "
ST, Mary's CITY, End Friday {"
81. Georges island. -sri M,pdnex3av "a 81
Solomon's Island, every 4Ih Thurs 2
day and Friday
Monday and Tuesday at Leonardtown.
And By special sppoiatmeut will witt pa
tents residences Aug 3, 1882.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-03-15

SAVED HER.--A woman was tie
only passenger i'm a Montana stage
except her baby. whom she wrap
ped in her fur cloak, leaving her
self unprotected from the zero
temperature. The driver sa " that
she was benumbed and would
freeze to death unless reused to
violent exercise. He dragged her
from the coach and left her by the
roadside. ''Oh, my baby p she
cried. The drivercraclzed his whip.
The stage flew over the snow with
the woman running after. The
race was kept up for nearly two
miles, when the driver took the
mother in again and wrapped his
coat around her. He had warmed
her blood and saved her life.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-03-15

not truly good and there is cheat
ing going ON al around. Reck.s
Son. Hi u M ~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-03-15

The WICKEDEsT TOwN.-At the
Baptist ministers meeting i'm New
York on Monday, Rev. Harvey
Wood, who has recently resigned
the pastOrate of the Baptist church
in Leadville, Colorado, which he
pronounces ''the wickedest town
on earth" gave some incidents of
life there. He said: "As to the
standard of Christianity in Lead
vile, it is not exalted. For in
stance, next to the church build
ing was blacksmith shop, and on
Sunday the blacksmith was al
ways busy. As | did not believe
that pounding and expounding 90
together on Sunday, | went out
just before the sermon and asked
the blacksmith to stop. The black
smith told me to go to a place con-
siderably warmer than Florida,
and added that he was working
for a member of my church. And
sure enough, there stood the treas
urerof the church having his horse
shod. Gambling is licensed, and
so is rum. Last year $4,000 was
paid for rum license, and $40 a
table in the gambling bells. : fdid
my level best to get some of my
people to go into some of these
gambling places, but they were
afraid, for murder is an every day
affair"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-03-15

Eg Not long ago a new member
of Congress was invited Ia a din
ner. He describes it thus: 'eThere
wasn't nothing on the table when
he got there but some forks and
spoons and bricky-brac. Present
~ they brought in some soup. AS
| didn't see nothing else. / thought
I'd eat all the soup l could, though
soup is q mighty poor dinner to
invite Teller to. So was helped
four times; aud then come on the
finest dinner / ever seen, and there
| set groaned he, "chock full of
soup"
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Special devotion Is paid TO Fertilizers in
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-03-15

GE Minister. !" said an old wo-
man in the North of Scotland, 'sI'm
going away fast. and III soon be
in Judas bosom.s
'sHoots. toots. Janet" said The
minister, rye mean Ahraham's bo-
SOM
s'Ah, minister, If We had been as
lang a single.woman as III We been,
ye wouldn't be particular whose
bosom It was
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-03-15

The late Professor Pond was onSe
demolishing Darwin and his thee
ries-a task which he frequently
engaged in when he triumphant.
iy wound up with the question !:
IF we are monkeys, where are our
tailss" The Professor, who had
been speaking for about two hours
at stretch i,efore asking this no
ser. was rt ed o hear tired aud
Itor answer audlDly: I've have
set On them so long that they are
worn of
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-03-15

RT@You are on the wrong tack, /"
aaid the pilots wife. when the bar
DIV son of the lond-sounding sea
sat down on it and arose with the
usual EXPLANATIONS. mo, !" he ex-
claimed. after q critical exaEnina-
ton. I'm ON the right tack, but
shoot me dead if / amt on the
wrong end Of it.
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!. q Al beanfifnl eirl Ionked ana.

! RJ A beautiful girl looked out
of her window one day, and saw
her rude brother out on the side
walk, walking about on his hands
with his feet danglingupIin the air.
Tom" she said reorovingly.
don't Tom; | wou dn't do that,
indeed would not"
"Wouldn't you p replied the
rude boy, looking up, and speak
ing with marked and malicious
emphasis. "WOuldn't? BY Jocks.
You couldn't!n =
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DARTlES wishing TO sell farms, hy fur
4 nishtEg The undersigned description.
&c, viii have the same ADVERTISED frse OF
charge We have made arrangements wish
several Real Estate Agents for the sale az
lands In lower Maryland.
N00RE { MORGAN.
Le0nardtowu.
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NOTICE.

A LpersonsindebfsGto me on hotel ~
"a eoun1 are notified that ifseltiensents n
not made Immediately, syeash or its equiv
alenf, said indebfedBesE 3 I'D e PLACED ia th'
say Of legal collection, without regard ic
persons.
HERBERT r MOORE,
Sept lz,le3s-u Moore siIoGel
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49, II your hair 10 coming ont, or
turning gray, do not murmur over a
misfortune you can 80 easily avert.
Ayers Hair Vigor viii remove the
cause Of your grief by restoring your
hair TO its natural color, and there
with your good looks and good ma
ture.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-03-15

A New York girl made one hum
dred thousand dollars recently by the
rise in oil" An oil lamp blew M.
leaving the girl cole heiress Of rich
aunt who was killed by the explosion.
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DR. THOMAS LYNCH having located
mt "Physic Hill, near the Great Mills
PostOfHce, WILL give prompt attention TO all
professional ralIs.
Dec I. Is33--3m.
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PROFESSIONAL.

b. hA4aIs UAMALIER. ExOcR b. ABEL
THEInlersigntd Attorneys flaw and
Solicitors in Chaneery, nave, this st
day ofJanuary, 1880, formed :o-psrtner-
ship in thePractice Ottbeir profession, un-
der the name and style oiCamalieIk Abel.
They willpraciice in the county ofSt Ma
ry'sand the djoinine counties.
Experimentation will be paid to the col
lection OF claims.
Oficein thcUourtHouse Address
CAVALIER r. ABEL, I.eonardtown,
St. Mary county, Nd
NNtthe b. Harms CAVALIER,
ENocH d ARELL.
Jans ssO--ti