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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-04-19
fCorrespondence OF the Beacon. !

RALTIMORE, April IL, 1883.
As compared With the preceding week, re-
ceipis of all kinds Of grain are lighter. and
the market for Southern Wheat. under light
offerings and good demand from local mill
IPrs closed firm ut an advance Of several cts
Western early in the week fell of II cts but
recovered later, closing one cent higher than
The previous week Options for May and June
were active, prices closing a cent higher for
the week. Corn, under light receipts aud
free shipments, is getting scarce, and the mar
kei CLOSED from to 3 eeuis higher tor spot
than in the beginning OF the week. Oats
slightly lower, and Rye scarce aud steady.
give closing prices.
Whcat-GoOd TO choice Fnliz ranges from
/ IS to 20, 10; CHERRY aud Nd. red IOm ! Z
~ 20 per buSliel. wesiern-Spot from
ISL TO lsJ; May from ISS 10 10; June
from l9a 10 2Ol, and July at lsl. Corn
Southern. from So to So cts. for damp TO So
TO % cts. for good dry lots. The market for
Western has been some~ hat fuciualing du-
ring the week. closing prices heing rs follows:
Rejected 50 cts, steamer miAed at 6Ol to 6O2:
April, May aud June at from % 20 60 cents.
Oats sold nj from 80 TO So ems rs TO quality.
RYE from 81 10 30 cents.
TObacccO-Rsceipts Of Maryland the past
week were quite large, aiiording buyers bet
ter opportunity to make sc ectious. A good
part ct the receipts was common, the market
Tor which Is dull and low, with stock increas-
ing Good sound and ripe tobaccoes, hOwev-
er, arc in active demand at fair prices-sut h
ms suits the French maEzet-being most in
demand. quote Maryland inferior and
frosted at 90 to , 90; common, 3 so TO 90;
gUod do, 80 to 5 80; spidd ing. 90 to sos
good TO fine red, 90 to 10 90, and fancy
10 90 Co IL 90. Ground leaves from 90 to
90 Miscellaneous stuff in demand at gen.
orally good prices. N.
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LICENSE To ORDINARIEs AND TAVERN
KEEPERS.

The license IN obituaries ard iaTcFn-kc"pers
to sell spriuOus or irTmented liquors or lager
beer, in quantities less than pint, ut Ose time,
are AS follows: Provided, that the apl ,licAut
shall first he recomnr nded to the Clerk By two
respectable freeholders III his immediate vicin-
ity, shall make oath before said Clerk that lao
has bOLa fide land without intending to evads
the requirements Of this ariiclel provided AMI
expects 20 maintain sex good beds wi IA sulii-
cient covering thereior-and three rooms more
Than sufficient Tor the private u-es oi said or
binary keeper, with stabling aud provenier
tor FIVE horses at least and II said applicant
resides 10 the City OF Baltimore. that he eK-
pecis 20 maintain twelve gopd beds with COW
erihg rs aiOr, said, ami six rooms.
The said applicant IL also io make oath he
fore the Clerk rs TO rate OF rent or annual val
ne OF The house 1T or in which the business To
he auihorize'l by the liceuse may Ice done, or
INTENDED To be- done.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-04-19

As BAD IN ONE AS THE OTHER.-
From what follows. it will be seen
that the harmony" in the Republic
can party Is about on par with that
which is known mot to exist in the
Democratic party Of this State. In
an interview with q Nevis reporter,
"a sagacious Republican" is repre-
sented "as speaking Of the reported
harmony in his party as something Of
= myth and differing in few respects
from the inhammable condition Of af-
fairs which obtains among democratic
leaders. Says the interviewed Re-
publican. speaking of the division in
his party
al zee precisely the same divisions
in my party which existed last fall.
The two factions in Baltimore con-
fronted each other as dauntlessly as
at any other previous period in the
history of the party, and ware just as
irreconcilable. On the E Estern Shore
there was an irrepressible conflict be-
tween the. Cresswell and anti-Cress-
we'll wings, and either would infinite
iv prefer the success of Democratic
ticket to that OF its rival. In Balti-
more county the party was so split
zap that it was impossible to tell
whether one section OF it would side
with the Democrats or vote for the
Republican nominees. The leaders
had tried every means, without avail,
to placate these disorganizers they
had offered them position and patron
age. and had almost besought them
on Bonded knees not to actively OPP
pose the nominees of the party, but
in every Democratic success their
hand could be distinctly traced. In
Western Maryland. thanks to the in
ordinate distribution of federal Off
ces. the party was measurably united,
but even there it was a smouldering
volcano ready to burst out at any
moment and scatter ruin when least
expected. In the Southern counties
the party held together tolerably well
last fall, but since then the old dis
sensions had begun to crop out, and
it was exceedingly doubtful ii il could
stand the strain of legislative CAIN
paign."
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We contidenlly offer our
Victor Fertilizer

20 tie Farmers Tor their TOB5 GEO CROPS
this season. IL is a SPECIALITY for TO
BJCCO 0Rd RHE.iT. "a will make rs
much Tobacco aud Of rs fine quality "a any
other Fei ulizer and is EQUAL TO any other tor
all crops. Send lar cprIiirHies
ED- Our heat aud Corn Fertilizer spe-
chilly for Grain crops.
Ga- We have the sole agency for Andrew
Coe Original Amnoniated Bone Phosphate
as jHst Improved for 7oLaceo aud Wheat The
value Of This Fertilizer is well known rs here
ioiore prepared. With the improvement Of
1883, u IS thoroughly reIiaile TUBACCO
FERTILIZER.
For Tui,accO use our VICTOR or GOES
IMPROVED. For grain croIw use either Of
the above or our Wheat and Corn Fertilizer
All in good condition.
"a ORDERS SOLICITED.
April ., ls3J-Y
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New Postal Rates.

On and after October /, 1883, letter post
age viii be two cenis for each half ounce or
fractional part thereof betwcea all points in
the Unitrd States. The rate will than be the
same on drop letters aud all others No
changes have been made in rates on other
classes Of matter.
un and after the FIRST day Of July, 1888,
you can obtain at any money order Office ,os-
tal notes IN sums Of s. and under nv paving
Zee Of ceufs These p,sstai mites wiz be
made Eayable 20 bearer without correspond
ing advices. They will he payable AZ any
money order Office within three months OF the
dale Of issue. After the iapse Of that time the
holder can Obtain the par value only by APP
plying 10 the p0sl0fice department az v ash
ington.
On aud after the lst Of July, 1858, ron can
obiain posti money order for as Sarge a
sun ~ $I00. The present limit L. $50. The
frs on and after that date for orders viii lie
As follows
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-04-19

MEETING OF DEMOCRATIC EDIToRs.
Brother Vaaderford suggests that
the proposed meeting Of Democratic
Editors 10 dsgiss nays By which peace
and good fellowship may be intro
duced into the warning ranks Of the
Maryland Democracy shall take place
in Baltimore on Tuesday night. Nay.
the Sth. The present turbulent lead
eFs Of heparty might learn something
from the cOunsels Of such 3 body. es-
Pecially If it Was composed Of repre-
sentalivss like Brother Cruikshanks
who, when beaten for the nomination
in late judicial contest, instead Of
fighting the successful candidate. or
sulking in his tent. took off his coat
aud went to work with pen and tongue
to elect the nominee. though the nom
ination was made in violation Of the
rlainest usages Of his party.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-04-19

day. Neither here nor in Europe
does prOlsOtiOn protect the laborer.
We have shown how it protects che
vast majority q laborsrs in thiscoan.
try. including the iArmsrs and labor
ers Of our own community. and what
also the valHs Of that protection is
which it affords TO the factory laborer.
But how is Il with the laborers Of Eu-
rope? France is protective; Ger
many is protective; Norway. Sweden,
Denmark and Russia are protective.
Why are wages not high there? And
above all. why in free trade England
are the wages Of laborers nearly twice
a. high IS they are in any Of the ma
tiOns named (? Another nut for the
EatsPrise to crack. and with this we
must conclude for the present.
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COMMUNICATED.
En..nNra- Ali HnaL nans

INNINGS, ApFlI IWIh, 1883.
Messrs. Editors As for several wears there
SCI nIs To have bern "a good deal Of friendly
rivalry between ST. Mays. Charles and Cali
vert couniies about big hogs potatoes. etc a.,
and although ST. Mary's seems TO have heen
generally - little ahead Of her rivals, I pro-
pose 10 give you a chance 10 ''set down" on
these outside larbaFiaus snd .'squelch EN- AT
ones by establishing the fact Oh q St. Mary s
il head or a foot above them all in poultry
Ny tenants wife had a chicken Matched a few
DAYS ago with four perfectly developed legs
and frrt. The legs were f.aihered down "a
the Tors. Ia every Oshtr respect the chicken
is perfectly formed The little fellow cot one
Of bis hind legs hnr; when two or three days
old, hut he uanaged to get along on three
very we'll. Now, " any af our neighbors can
beat tits il will be a firsl-class feet (feat,.
Respectfully, s.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-04-19

On SATURDAY. last, she lAth Instant. NJ ths
rssideAee AZ iis paFenis o. tAls alstFlos (sNOasR
hsABy. lnfans 500 q Jerry sid aAFy ;. fapA
aged III monIhe.
AZ BIS srsiarnas IN he eth diaartCt On he
Islh insf., JAS. q. ROBINSON, native q
Prlncr GsoFRe's oonnfy bnt fDF s0nas time
Easi a rosidaai q St. Nary's agsd aboat -
yesFs-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-04-19

On this - day d., 1883, before
tie subscriber, Justice of the l',4,s,r of tn,
State OF Maryland. Ia and for said county.
PERSONALITY appeared - aud declared ihlt
be- intends TO apply for a traders LICENSE un-
der the 2nd S-ciiau Of The act Of January Ses-
sion. $3.50. To the Cle~k oi the Circuit Count
Err saint Mays county, and IA ale oath that
the amount Of the stock a. goods, geIer,lv
kepi ON han hy him, Tor By he conreya IN
Ekiek ke Is eRJaged, In e,ss IL I've - partrer-
slir, ~ the principal srISIa Uf sale, Tor IL
ihr appiant has MOI previously engaged in
such trade. TINT the aa 1aAi Of tAe stock o. goOts
rhieh he eEpee'stO keep. Se.,I dOss MT Tor
viii nOtl exceed s.
Sworn hef 're
Il 1.-THE 9th he administered b fore JdEi c
of the Peace out Of thu county il which the
application Is made. there mast b. aIlaclp,d
the certificate of the g ERIK Of the Cir,uit Court
OF the cnunIy in which the Justice Fesiles
Persons may sell salt to cure Ash ia March.
April aud May without license.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-04-19
Ifrhs value of their stock in trade be


No license slrali he granted to sell spiriiuous
o. ieFmented liquors or lsgrr beer ia guauti-
'its not less than plat fpT the Enm Of eigll-
Tern dJiiars and sixty cents. unless the per-
son applying ihsreiore shall also obtain n IT,
tense 70 sell goods, chattIss, wares and meF-
elaAndise, paying therefore the SUM herein he
fore prescribed according 10 the amOani Of his
stock in trade.
Females vending Millinery and oiIler small
aFtieits, whose stock In trade Is not over $500
pay lifen-e Of Sc only; bat IL over that
amount, they are required 10 pay tie same il
eense as other persons-Oaih 10 be taken as TO
amount Of stock at principal season Of tho
year.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-04-19
LICENSES TO OWNERS OR KEEPERS OF
STATIONS OR JACKS.

The owner or Keeper az every Stallion or
Jack shall, before being permitted TO stand or
station such animal, pay 20 the Clerk Of the
Cirruit Cont Of some one Of the counties in
snis State the highest sum which be intends
10 eek Or Tccsise for the season Of one mare
ana The receipt Of the said Clerk, with the
seal OF his court attached thereto for said SUN,
SHAH oe the license for stafioning or standing
such Stallion or Jack for one year from the
dale thereof, provided, that in no case shall
the sum directed 70 he paid by this section for
such license be less than ten dollars; and that
every Stallion OF Jack, upon which the said
TAI y paid, shall be exempt from all other
Stale tax
An owner or keeper Standing or siationing
any Stallion or Jack without a lIcrnsc, shalt
iorieii OF pay twiee the sum authorised and
required TO be paid 10 the last presiding sec
isisn, one-has 70 The state and the other half
% the infoFnDer.
WI. J. WATHEN,
Sheriff Of 81. Mary's county.
MarSh, -, ies3-id.
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]. ". DsrHal, 81 German ST., Baltimore, ND.
THoS. c. PRICE & CO.,
80 =. Chas. 80 Baltimore.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

For sale OF Tobacco. Grain. Wool and all
c"nsisnments. LEO II. HAYDEN, Tecent To-
bncco Inspector. gives his personal attention
iO Inspections, &c. ElB- CUNSTGN-
MEATS solicited. Quick SAILS and prompt
returns.
REFERESCps--C. Cannon Cashier Traders
National Bank, Baltimore. Hon. barnes
Compton, Laurel. Prince Georges county
Hon. Rirhard n. Edelen, Port TObArco,
Charles county. Hon. A. g Chapman. la
Plata. Charles county. Hon. RObI G. Combs,
l.eonardtown, IT. Mary's go Hon. Freder-
lex Stone, Court Appals, Annapolis.
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ReACES!!!'
LIST Day. FRIDAY, NAY nth, 1893.

LIST race, 440 yards. dash, free for all, purse,
$50 90.
2nd race, 80 yards, dash. purse s % 90
Bird race, ! $40 yards, purse % 90
4ih race. mile heats, pure IS 90
2SD Day, SATURDAY. NAY l2th. 1883.
Ist race, mile-heais-free for all, purse
$50 90.
End race, mile dash, colts, starters. purse
S25 90. II two bona sfds colts enter for this
race, IL will take place. II not, the pro-
Prieiors reserve the right to make up any
race they please.
Bird rare, Tlile dash, pnrse $50 90
4lh race, mile dash, Consolation Purse. free
for all county horses not winners this sea :
son, SO 90.
5th race, II miles-heats-Lenn
Purse, sl00. the second horse to receive $25,
LIST horse S7a.
~ The second horse Of each race win he
entitled 70 the entry out Of The PErss, except
the Leouardtown Purse.
The racing will be conducted las near as
possiblel under the rules Of the Nd. Jockey
Club. The riders must mount their racers in
eolors. The proprieiors propose 10 give TO the
lovers Of racing their best efforts and hope the
puhlic will so assist them that all may return
home satisfied and happy.
~ Raeing to commence at ! O'Clock, =.
~, sharp
April u. lss3-ewtdor. Secretary.
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THE undersigned have entered into CO.
Il partnership ~ Builders and Contraetors.
and are prepared 70 execute all demands in
their line Of business in ~ MaFy,s and ad-
joining counties that mas be made upon them
with PromPtness, aa reasonable rAies sad in
work msanlike manner.
Nsstice by postal to I.eonaFdiown or Hol-
yWOOd, will receive prompt attention.
:. Z. NORRIS,
"A. N. GARNER.
Sept q. 1897.
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NOTICE.

AFR. HARRIS CAVALIER is anthorix-
VI "a 10 sell the balanre Of mr. Bsicks In
Kiln 1t LeonArdsowu. All Vnarties wishing
10 purchase eAn do 30 iy ealing On IA.
"A. "A. La RREACE.
Der. 1881.
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sHERsFF'S
LicenseNOtice.
To Merchants TRADERS q Others.

A ~ persons aud hosgies corpnrale or poE-
= tic, IN ~. Narys county, who are az
shall he exercising or parsniRg any business.
u 10 are or shall be DUNG any act OF il1in.r
or shall be IN tbs occupation Of any house or
place FOR the pnFp@se Cor which lirease il
maize ReccsssFy hy the laws oF Maryland, are
the same. on or
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-04-19

The amounts Or license 10 he paid by retail
eFs oi spiritnous or fermeDiel liquors or lager
beer are ns follows
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With CIcrk aud Shsrig Tres added.

The applicant nlnsa either make oath, re-
heretofore. lueso-e the Clerk OF the Cirrui,
COArt Of the county where he Is engaged Ina
business Of the amount of goo y kept ON
laRi al the princilrtl season or sale; or the
18th may lie al Hini,.erel by Justice Of til,
P.ics when the person winning the licrns.
applies through an ag,.Bt. ~ The latter rours,
lie iop'ed, the folluwing lorIn will he dee neI
- Sufficient com liance with the act:
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With Clerk s and Sheriff fees, added.
LICENSES To RETAILERS OF SPIRl-
TUOUS OR FERMENTED LIQUORS
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u u. FREEMAN, formerly Of the New
EIs York Clothing House, Nos. is2 and
ls4 West Baltimore street, Is now with the
Well-km0wR Excelsior Clothing House
and will he glad 10 see all his old friends IN
Charles and 81. Nary's-
April 5, 1886
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~ o TIC Z
J. BoYKIN LEE & CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
FOR THE SALE OF GRAIN & TOBACCO.

BRiROre, May 24ih, 1891
We have engaged the services ofMr. r. II.
HYATT, who, with Mr. J. G.. ESTEP, of
Charles county, have charge Of the ToIacco
department OF our business and ill give
their strict personal attention la the inspec-
lion aud sale Of all Tobacco consigned to Us.
]. BlTAlN Les { "a Il Ealadea Sired,
One door Wesf Of Charles.
April H. lSS3-y
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HAIRY sPALDIEG selIs tl.e
ROYAL GLUE.
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TRADERS LICENSE.

The ansoun, to he paid hy Traders for H.
cepss tthe amount 81 siock a. iIse priuripal
sr~son OF sale 10 be given anier oath is AZ
follOws: u the applicants Stock in irade
does not exceed
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ATRIAL or THE BALTIMORE J0BsER
vii Cl.ar saltaglials SI EspstiaI Rsns { hsIIacs

Srd-
made. a q
hss than N 6Fstcla
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Lookout Farmers

Lookout Farmers /!
You can buy
A No. Plow for 81 90
$50
u $50
10 Nah so
Iron Frame Culiiyaior, $50
BIatehIey Cucumber Wood Pumps, 500
Singer SesCSssg w GshiGG,
Drawers, Drop Leaf Eith Lock Ton. for
Ss6s Every Machine guaranteed.
Large lot Of Thomas Smoothing Harrovs
on hand at Bottom Prices.
]. 7. BAllIhGER,
NechaEicsTilie, 81. Mays Co., Nd.
Apr. 5, So.
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Before the 1st day of
May. 'S3.

ansi-r The penalties pressrihssl by said laws
Tor The infrariion thereof.
Those interested are nosifspd 81 the follow.
ing requirements o. the License Law.
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RATIFICATION NOTICE.
Robert G. Combs, Trustee,
vs..
Abraham Warren,
James 7. N. Raley.

In the Circuit Court for ST. Aary'J county
sitting as Court Of Equity.
No. 353 +.
NRDERED this 9th day Of March, 1883,
that the sale Bade and reported by
ROBERT G. COMBS, Trustee in this
cause, be ratified and confirmed, unless eanse
60 the CONTRARY be shown ON or before the 4th
Mon Say Of April 1888 ; provided a copy
OF this order be published in the -. Nary's
BEAc0x once a week for three successive
weeks prior TO the said 4ih Monday d
April.
The FepoFa states the land sold for $3.50.
J. FRANK FORD Cleik.
True copy-TeEt
J. FRANK FORD, Clerk.
March 20, lss3-3w.
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Saint Wary's gtarOn,
LEoNARDTowN, ND.

THURSDAY MORNING. April lp,h. 1888
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March 20. ,sss--td.
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DIED. March 28fh. rs The FeRiaence az her
husband, Mn THoMAs PARsoka, eldrsl dangh-
ter Of Ne. and Nrs. Nm. U. Reedsg, aged
about s. yeAFs.
, 1883-02-22

The bark r. X. Ham and ship Dash
ing Wave arrived this morning from San
Francisco.
THE barkentine Wrestler sailed from
Port Discovery yesterday, lumber laden,
Steamship Hylton Castle sailed from
San9Francisco for Departure Bay last
Friday.
The ship Invincible, Capt. Strickland,
sailed from Batavia for Victoria Decem.
Der 18th.
The schooner Mary Parker is about
leaving for Texada again for another
load OF iron ore.
The schr. Oriole, Capt. A. Mayer,
arrived at Nanaimo, from a northern
cruise on Wednesday, with 4 cargo of
turs.
, 1883-02-22
PUBLIC SALE
f Real Estate and Personal PrOpert,
Will bc offered at Pubic sale,
Euobruary 27, 1893,

A valuable Dungcncss Farm con
tanning 1S3 acres, more or less, Il
front claim. situated 3 miles from
Dungeness village, about GO acres
under cultivation, 80 more very east
ly cleared, of prime bottom land; Il
young orchard just coming into bear
ing of selected fruit; Il good garden
of small fruit. Convenient and or
dinary farm buildings. Intending
purchasers are desired to call and
view the property for themselves, as
it is considered worth the attention
of capitalists and those seeking good
investments.
Also, at the same time and place.
all the stock, farming utensils, house
hold and kitchen furniture, two work
horses, one set double harness, one
lady's saddle, two year old colts,
coming May, two 3-year old colts,
coming June, five cows, two 2year
old steers, one bull -four years old),
calves, a lot of Poland China hogs, a
lot of full blood brown Leghorn
chickens, one good farm wagon,
Champion combined mower and
reaper--in good condition, one good
sulky horse rake, harpoon fork and
tackle, one good one-horse Champion
thresher and cleaner. Plows, har
rows, forks, shovels, hoes, and a lot
of carpenters tools. A lot of other
articles too tedious to mention.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
consisting of one bedroom set, bed
steads, tables, lounge, whatnot, good
cane seat chairs, looking glasses, one
sewing machine, carpets, tubs, ket
ties, dishes, stoves, one good churn,
patent, barrels feather beds.
SALE TO COMMENCE AT
$50 SHARP.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
MRs. K. +. ROGERS.
, 1883-02-22

There are 1.S43 establishments in
the United States engaged in the
manufacture of agricultural implo
mcnts. The capital invested amounts
in round numbers to SG3.OOO,OOO. and
10000 hands draw in wages Sl5.35O.-
$50, while S31.53O,0OO is annually paid
for lumber. iron, steel and unspecltied
materials. The total value Of the an.
nual product is placed at SGs,GlO, 1856
, 1883-02-22
Telegraphic Market Report.

SAN Francisco, Feb. 19-Wheat is
strong and unchanged vt $3.50 1.06
Barley is unsettled; feed, l.22IG,
1.25; brewing, s1.30@1.4O; chevalier
$l.3J0 150.
Oats, no change; S1S5@1.9c.
Corn, dull; yellow, S152l "a 1671s
white, Sl.5O is bid and SLIGO asked.
Hay, $13ml7.50
, 1883-02-22

CATNRRII CURED. health ami sweet breath 50.
rureL Uy Nhi0hs tatarrh ltmdy FI,e"ceh'N
SU,sI lr.arrur free Sold by l.alim"r & Co
, 1883-02-22
British Ship ChlDINan.

Neither the Captain nor IN" undersigned ayrnt.
VIII b" rn-pun~iblc for uuv debts coutrg,ri,L Lg
tAo crew vi Ihe above LImrd vessel
, -. JOHN LEWIS, Master.
Port Townsend. Gee H. 49,!
, 1883-02-22

The Northwestern Lun,bermdn says:
that between taxes, fires. winds and in
tercst on tie money invested, it costs lo
per cent per anuum to hold timber
lands in Michigan and Wisconsin. In
Oregon and Washington an estimate Of
- per cent. per annumis none too A'sl .
, 1883-02-22
ship John Bunyan. .
SHIP ELDORADo.
ship lsnir.

From Shanghai
NEITHER the Captain nor the undersigned
agents Will be responsible tor debt contracted
Dy the crew OF the above named vessel
GEO. BLAINE, Master.
K. W; DELION, Agents.
Port Townsend. Dec. 23, 1882
, 1883-02-22
Vessels Consigned to R. w. deLion &
SHIP MABEL TAYLOR,

" TUTI " TITITITB TVTI'
Neither the Captain nor the undersigned
Agcnts of the above named vessel will bU re-
sponsinlc for any debts contracted by the Off
Gers or crew. G.. Il, STANLEY Master.
r. w. DELIoN e CO., Agents.
Port Townsend, W. T., Jan. II, 1888.