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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-08-31

SEAETLE's CELEBRATION. The PEG.
pls VI Seattle intend to make tue Vii
lard reception success if money and
labor can do it. A pavilion 300 by
$50 feet in size il TO be erected upon
the Universe y grounds i'll which AL
immense banquet will be spread.
The bill Of faie will CONSIST vi five
oxen, ten sheep, 500 barrels OF CLANS,
1900 leaves oi bread, $50 pounds OF
coffee, 100 GALLONS of mi.k. teu Cases
OF biscuit, two barrels VI crushed
sugar, tw.n.y dozen bottles of Wor-
ces,ersLlrs sauce, pepper sauce, exc.
There will Le tw. nty walters. a
steam engine will be placed to turn
the spl:. The food Is expected 10 be
enough for III, 900 people. The cOn'
mittee have made arrangements fol
~ presentation Of souvenir &c
each Of the party Of visiting guests.
II will consist Of q box made Of ma.
tive wood. plain but highly polished
Within each, spsclmens vi iron, cop
per aud coal ore will be placed. oveI
which will slide cover vi glass
Each member VI the party will re-
csivs one ii these boxes, which the,
may keep in memory Of tue occasion
and ~ MI exhibit of some Of the re
s0urcss Of Puget Sound. Two thou
sand dollars have been appropriated
10 clean up the streets and alleys
which indicates job VI considerable
magnitude. People who visit Seat
tie ON the occasion may obtain Al
per CEN. reduction VI lure.
Query-What is Tacoma. the ter
minas, doing in the way Of prepmra'
ton tor this even ?
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Local Notes.


bait"'"' my '"o
auc' 'on S''' ia '"''
SAUL ~
On "Wednesday evening III" ~
fmnt ieuSh''r 81 Samuel ana Lou.
McCleilnn, d'rd III TINS place
Nr. Samutl G. Ward has been APP
pom al agent i"t ne N"i'h.rh Ia
che LApi,'- N""il any =" 'h'' P'"'''
The " oman = lei"l GRANGE Chli~t-
IAN Uuipu hoIi en- this e'eh-
my n Tan! Churcl, ii seven oclock.
p,f tnubb, hn, been .,,c,ed
p,n,. fl O.Nmrm Academy by
,,.M T.. CoLi.Irl.,, i4I.Iy held MT
X.ncou,.r
G,e,u com II the h I uuality
,,x s,ll,nt &c pei d.. D.. Buuer
REMAINS iirm ut ~ .nL &c per roll.
E.ss 40. Potatoes =. ii pound.
,,m..,,,,uf,L,po ,,rt, Cl,h
L., "Wednesday .y.,on. "a. ,.l,ow.
ana, ..,bc.,. were .l,.,,d ia s.rv. ,or
..,.u NJ, term. & Al Nn,,. Il.
n r Stum,r =. Is: FL. Bruwu
% ID. NJ Hu,r,s. 4. C.. b. Wule
q Harm, mud / T. BromuB. Is.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-08-31

thee, OIss5. ssSssssss ~ phs,Ss' In Al,
FORMS s~ss,ssi W~shs~s.. Isarsss.ev.
might losses by dreams. pimpies ON the
lace aud lost manhood ,mn positively -
cured. The sick and afflicted should ma
inii To call upon him. The i,octor hss
travelled extensively In Europe. and In.
spccted thoroughly The various hos,dl.ls
There, obtaining great deal Of vsIuut,ls
information. which lee iscoi,ilstsnt Ia inn.
Iait W ,h"se Ia need of his ss.rs ices. DK.
6ib'ON Will make no charge unless he
tL.ct cure. Persons ~ distance sssy 30
ess~a ~ n"sa.. All comm uuicuti,,n.
strictly confidential. You see no o,,, b,,s
the Doctor send ten dollars tor . pscE.
age at n,c,..cinc. Persons writing q, shs
Doctor will please state the name o. ti.s
Eape wy see this advertisement Ia
Chai see reasonable, Call or write Al
drcss Dk. j. ,. GliilsON. isox 1887 San
Ersnciscn
Nav 2sth 1850 Nv
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-08-31

PUBLIC ScHooLs.-The Olympia
graded schools will open next Mon
day. September 80. with a full
corps Of efficient teachers, under the
charge Of Prof. Follausbee. 1t is
desirable thst pupils attend prompt.
y on the frs, day IN order to be
properly graded aud classified. We
are pleased to learn that the Board
Of Directors have divided the school
grounds for the use Of boys and
s'ils respectively during recess. This
~ move worthy Of commentator
And will be endorsed by all parents
Who have girls to send to tue public
sehool. We feel assured, from the
reputation Of the teachers employed,
that our schools will be placed on a
s'gh grade IN Oiut Of morals End de-
pertinent ~ we'll as the various
branches OF education. We under
stand the bu,ldiu. has been greatly
improved AID made NJ pleasant a-
possible for pupils.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-08-31
KendallS Spavia Cure.

frrno |. OHIO. Jan. 18th. Issl.
DIR. II. J. kENp,LI A Co. t,.u,s tbi,L
u my duty tn render Nou NV THANK. TOR
Dement'S and profits whic nave derived
from your inv aluahlc nj rar,. n,mrI> -.
YIN Cur. Nv "ou>lEaud had "A NLIut.
very bad Sppvin. and wa, rIon"un..,'d bv
four enin mt Veterinary surgeon. a..
Eond any cure. aud that the Ito 49, WI.
Gone Tor ever. Asa last resort advised
NV c"i>in To try bottle uf Kendall.
SIaIln Cure. II had magical effect. the
thiid b'tt,c Ircd II ana the horse IN Is
well as ever. br. Dick of Edinburgh. tic
eullneit veterinary surgeon MAS nm
uncle of mine. and / take great Interest
in assisting his profession.
Yours truly,
JANIS y WILSON
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-08-31

w August 7th. says the Helena
independent. the first Nor, heru Pa.
enc Tain to cross the Rocky Noun.
'ains passed over the oven head line.
~ consisted Of locomotive with sIx
loaded Cars. They made the trip
With ease, showing the overhead llue
to be perfectly practicable and q
thorough success. THIS il the high.
est POINT on the Nollhern Pacific be.
tSesn st. PAU aud Portland, The
altitude beng abou: 5000 feet.
nsiena II now connected by rail with
the Pacific slope.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-08-31
TNE GREtT
ENGLISH REMEDY.

IL u never falling
Gu" iur N.t,u,,s
LIABILITY Exhausted
|Aitniity Seminal
W. 80 tss Siu,t,,.
i"Irl ust t."., ua.-
h' "d, inIs:.,ncy,
'"s'"'"''i. -. Par.
aNsi~ and ~. the
terrible effects of
>".i NiIns" Nuuthhii
ulli"S AID rs,u-..-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-08-31
SAMPLE aorti.n sws.

W "" s"ht I" any one applying by
"t "rrr'y Ia regard Ia bu-in.-. tras =.
acttons
nr VI, ties kidney Remedy, AgPW-
t"ittN, cures all Kinds uf ki,ipev ana
bladder c"n' plainis, gun,rrhsa, slest anu
81 biti", batlss tor o..
DIR. Minutes bANOktl " psl.o.s .r.
~" best aud cheapest Dyspepsia and lin.
Iious cure la the market, For .als by ali
druggists irIy "
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-08-31
ID r. SIP I N N by
No. II kEARNEY STREET.
Tr~ass all Chrssis ana s...a., ns.

M. II kEARNEY STREET.
TF"ass all ChTesie aud special Oss.sss.
RoNang Mem
NJ ho may be suffering from the esYecss
Wy OF youthful ioiites or indiscretion
whi 90 well u avail tiietnsel YES of INA
'no kiuattst booi ever laid nj the Altar ~
suffering humanity. DIX. sPINNEY wv
guarantee to ioricit sjUv t,r every casa N,
SEMINAL weakness Or private dls~.ss, -,
any KIM or character which he undert~ h -
aud fails 10 curo.
MiDDIE~AGED MEN.
There are many at tho age OF thirty a.,
sixif WHO arr troubled with 10 fre.,, ,.ns
evacuation Of the bladder, otten sss.,,,.,.
panied ~ slight -iiiA ting or burnim.
sensation, and a weakening Of the .v.tcsss
w manner Tho Iat,cat cans,d1 nxst,,ni
,ur' On examining the urinary tisls,.its =
fopy .cuinient viii often In fos,nd as,d
soiletln,cs small PARTICLES Of all,us1.eu vii.
sPtrar or W. color VIII be Of thin milk
TORPID appearance. There are u "rs mann ana
who die OF this difficulty isposant oi ii,s
cause which IN the second stage IN ~ min.
NJ weakness. Ds. n. will guarantees !. ~,
Iect cure Ia all such cases and 4 hcsith,
restoration Of th. Henito- urinary orwsns
orfIck fouRs-iO Ia 4 and dto Nm,
days from 10 to ~ A. n. Cuts,it~iis,,, IT,.
inm"f9ush examination and advice, Is.
DIR. sriNNEY A o.
. No. IL kearny ~, san FrsuIs.o.
""n rra"c'sco' CAL, Ap'i. -. ISIS. I,v
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-08-31

1As late discovery Of q new planet
interests the star gazers and ls sup
Plemented by the tindin. of the veri.
!Aois Ark used by Noah at tue De.
'oge. That il, scientists say w.
ana they ought to know.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-08-31

Bry . first-claSs Organ, while you can
have 6rst choice 1t Van Epps'.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-08-31
eeds Feed II

u Bran and Chop iced constantly kept
Oh hand.
HOPKINS & ROBERTSON.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-08-31

1AE Gor. Ne,ceii, is the name of u
Nc" steamer lately built al Portland,
1or Grays Harbor. Sh. will iuu
rom fe'erson's point III place Of the
Mo"iesanO, which will be transferred
~ Saoa'water bay. The new boat is
ss'd to 10 a Substantially built craft,
.ao pfesen's very neat appearance.
1'sr Cost Was $1,000.
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~ ui.iur't Nsit- I'll h - Loss 80 Menu.
~ i'~.liud", Nocturnal I'm s-inn. Aver.
Sl"n 1" S"niN "tin'~s al Vision. No,.ss
~ the il"sd the vital iluiI u,ssi,,v ,',,.,,.
s'tN'd ~ ~" urine. aud MANY ,lhrt lis.
e. - ilIIl lea =" Insanity nd IT, ali
DIS NfNttt, whu - u regular phy.i.
'i'n tgitdu't" "t the diversity 81 i',.n,,.
ANN, wl'l >Et'" 1" i"ti'ii w" %. -
N'fL Ht~ o"Ni.NU ,uu,l,, H., .,.,,
eat hd'i"' h"d trrsiun"nu viii mi cur,
"t i"r rnNthlng uut'urc ~ iuitIint,s t,unu
~ a. bti NfIE TREATS MI lut,a,. dis.
'nN''N 81 '' .-IuilN VI bout nittcurs s.s-
'"'' lh"i"u4h VNauiIn,tiop
nud hdNirr, i"luitnH HntlS,ls nl ,,,,,,s
~ Fac" "f N''ai ~. -,",., ~ "A Ist,i.
or hour times The quantity sio. sent To any
address upon receipt ~ I'ric,,. -. &, % ~
secure IRON observation aud In private
name u desired hy
a u MiNrIE. ND.
III kraTu'N NJ. san Frs,cisro Oh
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Ice.

!, - Rss''
10 Close o o.
rare cI,snE,i
with Aeuns.I
:sst:SIya%''1SE
ep 4 CO
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To the Unfortunate.
Dr.. Gibbons
D!SPENSlR:.

TSsDs( IKEA hNEY
OSc ~. corner u
Commercial street,
ran Francisco. ~.
I ia. shed In issA, y 2
The treatment of sru.
usi aud Seminal D.s
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Oil Vein Struck .

ZANEsvILLE, o., Aug. ga rich
VEN vi iuDricaling OIL was struck at
u depth of thirty feet, fifteen miles
down the river yesterday, ami the
oil Is Overlooking rapidly.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-08-31

door Of The
rcountysSs
lion to 10
manner "
and sins!ra
d estate y,
no.tbwessa.
township
I > west. stu t.
IVasl,lnstoo
the mot 4.
against .tt re
|oHr.h hi in said ID
U w on hls ID
LANE
inistrsor'
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OCEAN Grove, N. y, Aux. 20
Six hundred persons attended SER
vices this morning. DR.. j. p. Now.
man preached this evening. Twenty
thousand persons attended the beach
meeting.
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20 Prevent Discriin,mu ion.

CHICAGO. Aug. "a --Representa-
lives of l25 leading wholesale mer-
cnan;s OF this city hel meeting
here tins after noon 10 form all assoc
i.'l"n W ose purpose it i, to prevent
discrimination bv laIlr Dads. |. l.,
Proposed to orSanizs what will be
known as Al freight bureau, and
grievances of any of The members
Will be III de the grievance OF the
ehtire body.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-08-31

Sale.
Of J. P. A.
tr-ton coun'
Iv virtue "
Ia Court! 70
he 2lst Jay
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Universai Peace Union.

M>YrIc, Conn. Aug 25.-The Con
nectlcua branch of the Universal
Pence Union was largely attended,.
A resolution Was passed dema nd
lug that the war Of determination
which has been waged for $50 Years
against the original occupants Of
Amercan soil, including ireach.
erous aud unprovoked slaughter of
'hous III is of friendly inen, women
aud children, violent or fraudulent
appropriation uf their lands and
other proper v, perpetual bad faith
and other kind OF wrong bt stopped,
and that our fellow citizens of indian
birth be accorded their citlz-nsh,p.
suffrage aud justice, wherelo they
are en'itled under The fourteenth
amendment. A series OF resolu.
tious Was adopted in favor of unlver-
sal peace, temperance and women
suffrage.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-08-31

DAN Costello's Circus disbauded
at Roseburg last Tuesday.
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|,lnics.
or,,nenso Of
Hare
Id . choice
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KENDALL'S : 'AVIN CURE

JANIS y. Wilson.
a.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-07-19

FOR THE LECIsLAfURR.


Nsssrs. Editors Please snnounce FRED
ERIcK A. MORAN, or The eth district, as 4
eandidafe for 3 seat in the next General AS
sembly 81 MARYLAND. He deserves and win
receive the eoFdial suppoft Of
Feb. ID. 1885, REPUBLscAKs.
Mezsrz. Editors-P1ease announce the name
Of Mr. JOHN q. LEACH as an independent
candidate FOR . seat IL the House % Repre-
ssentatives q the next General 4 ssembiy
PooR MEX AND RxPUn1zcAxs.
Feb 9. 1881.
MesSrs. Edifors-Please announce SIR, L.
II. CANTER As acaudidafe for reelection 10
the lower braneh of fEe next General Assem-
bly, Of Maryland, subject 70 the republican
nominating convention, and say hat he will
receive the unai vided support OF the -oters Of
Dec IL, lsszss Leonardtown District.
Messrs Editors .-PIease announee in the
BEACON that IL Dr.. L. =. SUTTON, Of the 9Th
district, viii consent 20 become a candidate
for seat in the lowee4branch Of the next
General Assembly Of Maryland, he viii receive
the cordial and thoroagh support Of the re-
publicans Of the.
July l3, 1854 srd District.
WASHINGTON WILKINSON As q candi-
49, = 1N~8A AAE AAUAn& VI
81 the next General Assembly 81 MARYLAND,
aud say that be viii be warmly supported by
the voters Of the EIGHTH DTsfR1cT.
Jan IS, 1883.
Nessrs. Editors OF The Beacon. We snegest
that IL Mr.. A BURROUGHS can be pre-
vailed upon TO become q candidate for . seat
in the next Legislature of Maryland. we be-
lieve that BE would make an able representa-
tive and reflect much credit to the old coan-
~ Of st. Aary's. In making this suggestion,
we beg leave 10 say that Mr.. Burroughs is
net q man of great show, but We know him
70 possess mind superior 20 the most Of men
and we regard him as a man Of ability, hon
or, integrity aud influence.
Aug "a, 1882. CHAPTIco.
Messrs. Editors Please announce Judge
JOHN L. MILBURN as a candidate for q seat
in the next Legislature. Judge Milburn Is
in every way deserving Of the confidence OF
the people and If elected win prove a most
efficient representative and one having at
heart the best interests Of the people Of the
Mar22s3 WHOLE CoUxTY.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-07-19

DxsPEisGA.-The late DIR. Ieared,
in bis recently published essay on
The Causes and Treatment of Indi-
gestion, lays down as a fundamental
principle that the amount Of food
which each man is capable Of digest
ing with ease always hasa limit which
bears relation to his age, constitution,
health and habits, and that indiges-
ton - ! consequences Of exceeding this
limit.
Different kinds Of food are also diff
ferently adapted to different constitu-
tions. Dyspepsia may be brought on
by eating irregularly, by allowing too
long an interval between meals, and
by eating too often. Frequently the
meals are not gagged as TO their rel
alive amount, or distributed with a
due regard to health. Thus, when
we 60 out after taking a light break
fast and keep at our work, with still
lighter lunch only during the inter
val, till evening, we are apt, with the
solid meal which tempts US TO indul-
gence, to put the stomach to a harder
test than it can bear. When light
breakfast ia eaten, a solid meal is re-
quisite in the middle ofthe day. When
the organs are left too long unimploy-
ed they secrete an excess Of mucus
which greatly interferes with diges-
ton. r44 e.
One meal has a direct influence on
the nexts and poor breakfast leaves
the. stomach oVer-active for dinner.
The point 70 bear in mind is, that not
to eat sufFiciency at one meal makes
you too hungry for the next; and that,
when You are too hungry, you are apt
to overload the stomach, and give the
gastric juices more to do than they
have the power to perform Persons
who eat one meal too quickly on an
other must likewise expect the stom-
ach finally to give notice that it is i'm
posed upon.
Other provocatives Of dyspepsia are
imperfect mastication, smoking and
sDuf-taking, which occasions a waste
OF saliva-although some people find
that smoking assists digestion, if done
in Notwithstanding in positions
that cramp the stomach, and the pres
sure that is inflicted on the stomach
by the tools of some trades, as of cur
riers, shoemakers and weavers. The
general symptoms of dyspepsia are
well known. Some that deserve spe-
cial remark are fancies that the limbs
or hands are distorted, mental depres-
sion, extreme nervousness, hypochron-
dria and other affections of the mind.
The cure is to be sought in avoiding
the food and habits by which dyspep-
STA are promoted, and using and prac-
ticing those which are found to agree
best with the system of the subject.
Regularity in the hours of meals can
not be too strongly insisted on "The
stomach should not be disappointed
when it expects to be replenis!ed.
If disappointed, even a diminished
amount Of food will be taken, without
appetite, which causes the secretions
to injure the stomach, or else impairs
Its muscular action.-PopuLar Science
Nonthiy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-07-19

HoT WATER AS 4 BEvERAGE.-A
physician writes in the World Of
Science some very Interesting things
regarding what TO drink. The habit
ol drinking strong tea or black coffee
directly after dinner is especially bad,
aud certainly interferes with diges-
ton. AT breakfast-time a healthy
man has all his sleep in him, and sure
ly 1t Is then unscientific for him to in
flict upon his system strong tea or cof-
fee. At tea-time tea or coffee NAV
well be INDUCED in moderately. The
bul k OF the days work is done. The
body not only wants rinsing out, but
fatigue is felt, which may we'll be
counteracted by the use of a mild
stimulant such as tea, and bedtime ia
not yet SO near that sleep is thereby
interfered with. Most nations that
drink coffee largely get a sallow skin,
and | am inclined to think that the
carbonaceous matter of the roasted
coffee, when SO largely and frequent
Iy taken, may perhaps have something
10 do with this For hard-working
people who are notcorpulent, | should
suggest the thick flake cocoa az the
healthiest and most nutritious break
fIst beverage. For those who do not
want fattening drinks, and who often
cannot digest cocoa, / should say drink
lot water at breakfast. Those who
dine late and make their dinner their
main meal need a diluent drink an
hourortwo afterward; and ifthey drink
teaIt keeps them awake or makes them
irritable and nervous. | find for nv
self that dining SO idly as am obliged
to do when / have done nv work.
Cf;oOp m. }, and often needing to work
from . to II, a tumbler of hot water
brought into my study or laboratory
IS the best and wholesomest drink.
and after few evenings it will be as
much relished as the usual drauQht of
tea The hot water assists to COM
Plcte the digestion of residual food, it
acts upon the kidneys and rinses out
tho etFete matters, and thus will be
found to wake one mp sufficiently, and
neither to injure the stomach nor to
keep the brain awake after bedtime.
In cold weather warm water is by far
the best drink at dinner-time. and in
hot weather draught of warm water
~ lar wholesomer and more cooling
than cold or iced water.-BrIfisR
4Uettlcdl Journal.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-07-19


UEPRoFEssIoNAI.-~I deapise thal
man, said an old school Arkansas
gentleman referring to 3 lawyer who
passed along the street.
"Why do yon think that he merits
your hate ?" asked a bystander.
II not only have cause for think
ing it, but have cause for knowing it.
He was counsel against me in a Law
case, some time ago. and his unpro-
fessional conduct disguised me"
81 never before heard that he had
disregarded the fine lines of profes-
sional bearing"
: "But he has. You see, was drawn
into court on a charge Of stealing a
cow-yes. sir, charged with stealing a
COW did not object to a profession
al investigation of the case; but, sir,
after examining ten witnesses, and
failing to sustain the Indictment, he
should have stopped"
Didn't he stop?"
No, sir. He brought into court
the eleventh witness, and proved that
! did steal the COW"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-07-19

TEACH HIM TO SwIM-Many an
unwise parent labors hard and lives
sParingly all his life for the purpose
of leaving to his children a Start IN
this world, as it is called. Setting n
young man afoat with money left bv
has relatives, IS like tying bladders
under the arms of one who cannot
swim; ten chances to one he will lose
has bladders aud 60 TO the bottom,
Teach him how 10 swim and he will
never need bladders. Give Your child
a sound education, and you have done
enough for him. See TO it that his
morals are pure, his mind cultivated,
aud his whole nature made subseryi-
ent 10 the laws which govern man
and you viii have given him what
will be of more value than the wealth
of the Indies.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-07-19
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

Messrs. Editors Thinking that BENZ. ].
SHERMANTlNE has proven himself to be
an efficient officer and one in every way de-
serving the confidence of the whole people,
you are requested 10 announce him as a can
didaie. for County Commissioner at the ensG-
ing election. He will receive the cordial sup
port Of the 9Th DISTRICT. e
Mar % 80
Messrs Editors-Please announce A. NJ
GRAVES as . candidate for the Commission
ers' Court.
Jan IL, 1888. Many Friends
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-07-19
May 10, ! S3--tes
OAKvILLE.
FOR THE ORPHANS COURT.

Messrs, Editors Please Announce DAN
TEL j. PAYNE as a candidate for Judge Of
the Orphans Court at the ensuing election
and say that he wilfreceive the undivided
support Of the republicans of
March 20, 1883 CHAPTIoo DISTRICT.
Messrs. Editors Please announce Mr..
STEPHEN JONES as a suitable candidate
for Judge Of the Orphans Court at the ensu-
Ing election and say that he viii receive The
undivided sspportOf the Republicans through
out the County.
May 81, 1889
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-07-19

pGr Corns may be easily cured.
The most torturing corn can at once
be extirpated as follows: "Take a
sharp kRife, and find the joint Of the
toe whereupon the corn resides; in
sert the knife in the articulation, cut
off the toe and throw it away. twill
never return again, unless your dog
brings it back to you in his mouth.
Patent applied fOr.)
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-07-19

Messrs. Editors PLEASE announce JOHN
n. GRAVES as a Candidate for Clerk Of the
Circuit Court in 1885, and say that he will
receive the cordial support Of the Republicans
Of st. Mary's County.
Mar. Is. LEoxARDTowY DISTRICT.
MeSSrs. Editors.-Please announce Mr..
W. +. FORD, of the 9Th district, as candi-
date for Clerk of the Circuit Court, and say
that he will be warmly endorsed by
LEoEARDTowN DISTRICT.
March 22nd. 1888.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-07-19

R0-A Nashua man left cannon
ball on the grass in front of his house,
and sixteen boys, nine middle-aged
men, two old men, and one woman
who had pretty stockings On. mistook
it for football. Now draw on your
imagination for the rest of the story.