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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-14

HERRxAyN LAST NIGHT.-It Is really n
nitv that so commendablc a show of the
character Of Uerrmann's should not have
crowded houses. Last night fairly good
house was present, and It was the uniyer.
sal remark that the entertainment was first
class. All who like the feats Of the mag.-
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The Richmond Homo for Ladies'.

The Board OF Directors OF tins inStitu-
ton have lately bought and paid Tor the
late residence Of General Logan, on sew
enth street between Clay and Leigh. THIS
is an elegant house, very rOOmy, with Man-
sard roof. and well provided with improved
heating apparatus. II has lne circular
siairway-pcrhaps the handsomest IN TINS
city-and spacious porches on the first ana
second stories. The grounds are ample
and well set with large shade-trees. \
gentleman who lately owned this house
spent $4,000 on ii so a. 10 have II IN THOR
ough order. II will be a delightful home
for the aged ladies Of these churches. be-
reft OF their children and other earthly
supports. in which 10 pass their declnlhg
wears. This institution. like all similar
ones. i In obedience TO the command
"that the strong must support the weak"
bv and by. when in their turn they be-
come weak. 10 find other strong arms on
which to lean.
The following are the Lady Board OF
Managers, equally distributed between the
two denominations Mrs. Bishop Granbery,
president; Mrs. DR.. Wexford, first vice
president: Mrs. DR.. Laf'erty, second vice.
president: Mrs. T.. G. Gray, corresponding
secretary: Mrs. James Pleasants, recording
secretary: Mrs. Or. Lardon B. Edwards.
treasurer. Other managers: AlrS. I'F'
Charles II. Read, Mrs. George Watt, Mrs.
Thomas Nowan, Mrs. George W. Alien,
Mrs. Frank Potts, Mrs. william W. Hen-
nv. Mrs. VI. NJ. Gillian, Mrs. Charles d..
Larus. Mrs. Mathew Gilmour, Mr.. Thoma,
]. Evans, Mrs. Charles ". Antrim, Mrs.
Charlie, p. Wallord, Mrs. Slas l.. johnson,
Mrs. II. u. Chcatham, Mrs. Charles ii. Has
ker. Mrs Robert J. Mcdowell, Mrs. VI. j..
Wells. Mrs. Ed ward Wade.
A mass-meeting OF all the Presbyterians
and Methodists in this city will be held
some time during the month, and it's hoped
in six or eight weeks to inauguraie another
charity. which will do honor to our city
and illustrate the quiet benefcence OF GU"
/ HOLY raIioiOn
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AWNINGS AND TENTS.

NEW YORK CHEAP AWNING AND
~ TENT COMPANY oFFEES WINDOW,
DOOR, sud POECH-AWNINGs for residences
IN very superior style Also. SIDEWALK
CANOPIES for we Iding and reception parties.
LAWN-TFNTs and SETTEEs, with FOLDING
AWNINGS. ut very low figures. a alanco AZ the
workmanship and 81 viii convince the public.
Factory, IA north fouri eenth street. ap Ia IT.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
clear and cloudy.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: C 4. ~. 80 ::
o A. NJ, 81; noon, Sc; 3 L. D., 20; G p.
NJ, 81: midnight, 80.
Mean temperature, 5j 4-6.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic states, warmer easterly TO
souiherly winds, lower barometer, partly
cloudy weather, followed by light rains in
the northern portions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-14

u Is more economical 10 buy DuRKEE's SALAD
DhEssiNG than IL ~ 10 make a drcsslng besides
,ils' IL IS made Of better materials than you can
buy at the stores. Everybody nkesIt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-14

The best salye IN the world for cuts bruises
Sores, Ulcers, salt-Rheum' letter. Chapped Hands
Ch,lblains. Corns. and all kinds Oh skin Erup-
tlon,, etc. Get llENRN's CAkBoLIc sAL'E' rs al
nthnrs are hni lmitatlons Price, % cents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-14

FxrRAcTED DIRECTLY FROM THE FLOWER.
This Is the secret OF the wonderfully sweet and
penetrating qualities Of the perfumes manu-
n,ctured by J. & Z. ATKINSON, Of London.
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STEPS TAKEN TO HAVE THE HALL BUILT
COMMITTEE APPOINTED LOOKING TO THIS
END.
A meeting WIS held TLursdov MIGHT n,
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SUDDEN CHANGES or WEATHER arc productive
OF Ihroat Diseases. Coughs, Colds, &c. There is
no more eifectnal relief In these diseases to be
io'nd than In the use Of BROWNS BRONCHIAL
TEocHEs. Price. o. cents
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T1LBA MARKET.-Tbis enterprise

T. l. b \ NJ \ Il X + ET.-TbiS enterprise
AZ seems 10 he in a qulcsccnt s.ate. However.
there Is one enterprise which the people OF tie
Wcst-End are daily appr,clatin2, the benefits Of
the Elba coal-yard. Broad and Pine sire T..
Pllcher'sl. where by calling or sending Your ord
ers by postll-card. or otherwise. You viii gee
WOOD AND COAL, % ALL KINDS, AT THE
LOWEST RATES. The street-cars VIII bring
you 10 thi3 yard for lyc cents. whore you VIII
have an opportunity to save many dollars during
the year. ap li-lt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-14

SAVE MONEY by having vour printing done Al,
the DISPATCH PRiNrISG-IiCUsg. Good work
low prices.aud satisfaction guaranteed.
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DENTfSTS.
WANTS.

-~~-~~~-~~~~~~~>------>-~
EIRST-CLASS 30 AR D.-Occupants
l. wanted tor EXCELLENT AND DFsIlA-
BILE SECOND-SIORi ROOMS, FURNISHED,
WITH BOARD. At the elegant new house con-
yenientlv located az the northeast corner Of Main
aud sixth street.
Can also take q few TABLE BOAEDEHS az
very reasonable rates. References exchanged.
Mrs. ". Y. SMITH.
an iI-3tk No. 600 east Main street.
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Books. Books. Books,

Positively the last auction-sale OF books
this Saturday evening at : O'Clock at store
1914 Main street. The finest and choicest
books and valuable sets Will bc sold at
store OF W. Goldsmith, auctioncer.
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CCIDENTS HAPPEN EVERY DAY
IN THE YEAR.

FERRY DAYIS'S PAIN-KILLER
Is THE
GREAT REMEDY
FOR
BURNS. CUTS,
BRUISES,
sPRAINS,
SCRATCHES,
CONTUSIONs,
sWELLINGs.
sCALDS,
SORES,
DIsLOCATI0Ns,
FELONs,
BOILs, &C., &c
DRUGGISTS KEEP 1T EVERYWHERE.
Zap 3-eodiMyll
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POLICE CoURT.-Thc following cases
were disposed OF yesterday:
John smith, charged with being suSpi-
cious character. Discharged.
Mary Jane Stranger (colored), charged
with assault and battery. Jailed for three
months in default OF surety.
Daniel Temple, charged with feloniously
breaking and entering the workshop OF
T. +. Stagg and stealing one coat, one lot OF
brass, and one pair OF pants. Continued
to Tuesday; committed, no bail being al
lowed.
james Monteiro. drunk. Fined 3.
Robt. TAYLOR (colored), drunk. Fined y.
Claiborne Thomas. drunk. Fined 800.
William Goode. charged with selling I'M
sound fish. Fined s..
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LOST. sTaAYED. AND Found.

cTRAYED, FROM by PREMISES.
- TWO UOGS--nne black and one whit. Any
one taking them up or knowing Of tloir Wien .
ah0uts viii PLEASE com nunicatr With nee. at Iriri
p0hcc-siatiOu. CHARLES ~. tPp>.
ap l4-lt Captain Of iOice.
7 OST. 4 BLUE-ENAMELLEp LOCK-
II Er WITH 4 CROSS SET IN PEARLS on
tie outside. It contained The Iicturls u l1s.y
a11 gentleman. liberal reward will be paid 4
ieft AZ CHARLES II. DI. .FFiFLDS cos,
ap li-ltA Ola east Broad .trtct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-14

RICHMOND BAZAAR. Nos. 143S and 1if0
Franklin street, 10 \. NJ, horses, mules, &c.
JNO. E.LAUGIfTON. JR., 10 \. ". and ~ i. NJ;
fine diamonds. watches. ievClry. &c.
WILLIAM GOLDSMITH. 1890 4. NJ, gold and
silver watches. knives, sc.
DODGE & MONTGOMERY, IL \. H., crockery,
glassware, notions. &c.
GEORGE i. CRAWFORD. 10 4. VI. in front
Of the custOm-hOusc. trustees sale Of two small
farms i'm Hanover county. about twelve miles
from Richmond. near 10 kilby's station. en-
the Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad.
FRANK ID. Hill & CO.. ; I. NJ, trustee sale
of four-stoiy brick dwelling. with detached
kitchen. &C.. NJ The northwest corner of Broad
aud College streets.
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Xxx. NOTICE.
AS BLUE-FLANSEL GARMENTS

OF INFERIOR QUALITY or GOODS
arc sold as the 4" genuine Middesex" which are rot
made by that mill. the Mddcsex Company. IN or
der to protect their customers and tho pnbc. I'VE
notice that hereafter all clothing made from III
MIDDLESEX STANDARD INDIGO BLUE
FbANNEis AND YAtIir-CLoTii-. sold by all
leading clothicrs, must bear the slLh HANGERS,
furnished By the selling agents to all parties ORDER
Ing the goods. WENDELL. FAY < co..
selling Agents MifdlcseN Company.
SO and SO Worth street, New York: 81 Franklin
street. Boston: 2lf Chestnut street. Philadelphia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-14

4 gly cowboy named Larry kilfoil
Cured backachc with -. Jacobs Oil.
Freed from his pains.
lie roams DER the plains
Ills cure was according 10 llOyle.
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Ritllmoua 1ispatth.

Sa-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DisPATCb
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBlNED ClkCU-
LATI0N OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF TIE CITY.
Entered at the Posi-offcc ut Richmond Va as
second-class matief.l
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MULES AND HORSES.
pTCCIrs pu.rvoNs. DRAys. DC.

WE HAVE ON HAND FORcsy-L
w SALE. az the lowest prices. IN Ss93.t- Ss9a.t-
TENSlONTOP AND Pony PuAhlONs, an
assortment Of TOP and SIDE-BhR BUGGlEs,
ROCKAWAYS. GROCERY WAGONS. and one
NEW DRAN. all our own make. Repairing of
all kinds speciality. MINOR & JACOb.
ap Him corner Fourth and Marshall streets.
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The fielding. throwing, and batting OF
MIR. Horniug was greatly admired. lie is
SAID TO be the longest throwcr in the coun-
try-has and can throw ball l3S yards.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Ba'- on al sales OF Real Estatemade beiwoen'ht
1st of January and LIST of june the taxes for tht
present year have to be paid by the purchaser or
an sales made between thc 1t Of July and las. %
the year the taxes h1yc 10 be paid by the seller.
fThis custom WIS adopted abeut fifteen years ag,
hy all the real estate gents m Richmond, .nd ap'
plies to Richmondand tlcnilN.l
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SUMNER RESORTS.
WARN SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w BATH COUNTY. VA,
ARE NOW OPEN.

The finest warm sulphur bath in the world.
Pamphlets TO be had Of Purcell, Ladd & CO... or of
the proprietor. send postal. .-.-
an l4.3m JOHN l.. ETBANk.
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FINANCIAL.

STEWART BROWNS SONS,
- IS PINE STREET. NEW YORK,
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. STOCKS, AND
BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD on
COMMISSION.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES 4 SPECIALITY
fny l3-Salyl
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HOONS. STATIONERY. a..

NO YOU y G. PRACTITIONER
" should De without Mr.. EARTON's LAW
AND CiIANCE1Y PRACTICE. They aic
Library IN Themselves, 30 concise. yet iuli and
complete
BARTON'S LAW Practice SO:
BARTON'S CIGANCERY PRACTICE, Volumes
-. at 50.
Mailed. paid on receipt OF The price.
j. ". RANDOLPH 4 ENGLi-H,
an S-d&w Publishers.
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HOTELS AND BoARDrNG.moUsEs
HOTEL COMFORT.
IL QUEEN STREET, HAMPTON, VA.

This elegant and ncwiy-furnishcd hotel is now
Open for tie reception 81 guests. This hotel. hav
ing been ltted up with the greatest attention %
the modern requirements cf tie travelling public,
supplies q want long xpcr enced hy those visiting
Hampton I'm quest If comfort. economy. ciYillty.
well-pro pared food. clciulincss. and politeness.
Meals az all hours in restaurant Special terms
for fi,mihc-.
Large ssmplc-rO0ms for commercials whose pa
tronage l. especially asked for Commercial rate,
81 per day. B. BARNARD. Proprietor,
NH 4-d3m Lato Manager of BOn-Air Hotel.
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HOTEL LAFAYETTE,
BROAD AND CHESTNUT STREETS,
PHILADELPHIA.

Location unsurpassed. one square from Broad
Street station. Pennsylvania railroad.
Newly furnished aud Improved, with 800 rooms.
Offers attractions superior 10 any hotel in Phila-
delphia. l.. L. MALTBY,
lnh I3-Tu.Th&Sa1m Proprietor.
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OOO CORDsTAN.BARK WANTED.

We win contract for 1000 CORDS CTESr-
UT-OAk AND SPANlSi!-OAk BARN. % ie
caled this spring. Terms: Cash. For Dri 'c, Sc,
All ~ orr office ~ Manchester Tanucry ald So
mac-Mlls. or addrcs.
A. SHOTWELL& { CO.
T. IS-3m Manchester. y 3.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1883-07-26
Ror PahIie RaYar.
FoR THE LEGIsLATURE.


Messrs. Editors :-PIease annommee PRED
ERICK A. MORAN, q the 9Th district, IS q
candidate for n seat In the next General As
sembly of 1lAryiand. He deserves and viii
Eeeeivethe cordial support Of
Feb. l5. l683. REPgsLzcAKs. :
MessFs. Editors-Please announce the name
of ~ JOHN n. LEACH ~ an isdependent
candidate Tor q seat In the Hoase % Repre-
seniatives Of the next General A ssembly o
Maryland.
Pooa MEx AED RE1rEl1cAxs.
Febe 1881.
MezsrS Ediiors-Piease annonnee Mr. L,
". CAETER s. . candidate for reelection to
the lower bFanch nf the next General Assem-
hly Of Maryland, subject 10 the republican
nominating convention, and say that he will
receive the undivided support Of the ~oteFs of
Dec Ia, 1889 Leonardtown District
Memrs Editors :--Please annoanee In the
BEAcox that ifDF. L. J. SUTTON, Of the 6sh
district, will consent to become . candidate
for seat in the lower branch Of the next
General Assembly ofMaryland, be viii receiye
the cordial and thorough support of the re-
Publieans Of the.
July ID, 1882 Srd District.
Messrs Editors :-Please aunounce Mr..
WASHINGTON WILKINSON as q candi-
date for O stat in the House OF Representative.
Of the next General Assembly Of MARYLAND,
and say that be viii be warmly supported By
the voters Of the EIGHTH DBTRIcT
Jan Is, 1888.
Messrs. Editors Of the Beacon. w Wesuggest
that II Mr.. A. BURROUGHS can Be pre-
vailed upon 20 become q candidate for seat
in the tLegislature Of Maryland. we Be-
lieve that BE Wonld make an able represeata-
tive an8 releca uanch credil 10 fhe I'D conn-
~ of 81 Nary's. II making this suggestion,
we beg lepve 70 say that Mr.. Burroughs Is
net q man Of great show, but we know him
90 PoszssB amiud Superior 20 fhe nnst Of men
ana WeFegard him as man Of ability hon.
or, integrity aud influence.
Aag "A; 1882. CnAPTIco.
Messrs. Editors Please announce Judge
JOHN L. MILBURN as q candidate for 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
MAK22s3 WHOLE County.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1883-07-26
BOARDING.

~R@. GEO. A. S1MMS,
AWA sor.aeFIy of lhis county, respectfully In
forms her friends and the public that she has
opened q B00raissg AOssse at No.
ass Garatoaa Street, Baliimors, md., with
in 10 minutes walk Of Light Street WAzff.
She solieits share Of the public patronage,
especially from 81. NaTy's county
Nay 10, l3s3-6m.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1883-07-26
FOR SHERIFF.

Messrs. Editors -PleaseAnnounceMP JAS.
ii. ALVEY, as Republican candidatelor the
next Sherifalty and say that he will receive
the cordial supportof Ew
Nov. "a. 1881 TIE PEoPLE
MEssRs. EDITORS Please annoonce GEO.
BENNET DENT rs a candidate for Sheriff M
the election in 1883. Mr.. Dent is well-known,
and we feel certain that this announcement
and his election win meet the appreciation Of
lal, Irrespective Of party.
Sept 81, I8e2-te. slsF AND2SD DISTRICTS.
I respectfully announce myself as an In
dependent candidate for the next SherifEalty
and solicit the support Of my cOlored fellow
citizens and Of all believers in iair play.
JN0. 7. CURTIS, ColOred.
May 10, l s3--tes
Messrs. Editors Please announce Mr. A
J BLAIN as q candidate for sheriff at the en-
suing general election and say that he will re-
ceive the support of the republicans of the
whole county rs well as
0AKVILEB
June Z, lss3-te@
Messrs. Editors-Please announce J. s..
MURPHY as the republican candidate FOR the
next Sherifalty, aud say that he will be sup
ported by the republican voters Of the
July s. 1888 FIRST DISTRICT
Saint Mary's beacon., 1883-07-26


JusT WHEN TO PRoPosE.-"How
shall a man propose in order to be
successful in his suit?" repeated one
of the most intelligent society ladies,
whose silver locks only serve to en-
hanoe the beauty Of her still YOUTH
ful face. ain my opinion, though all
men know well enough how to make
love, there is not one in a thousand
who knows how to propose. My hus-
band spent six months protesting and
convincing me of his love, of which
by the way, l was we'll aware from
the first, without once asking the i'm
Portant question: will you marry
mer and finally one day said to me
with a disheartsned air, 'you are Ike
al the rest 2 perfect enigma. have
spent mouths trying to win you, and
do not know that have made any
suppression upon you you are as hard
20 uhravel as the scarf you wear
around your throat This I ex-
claimed, in the most innocent way.
why, It's no difficult task to unravel
it. if you only get hold Of the right
string: He saw the point, took hold
Of the right string. and -" .sHis
arm took the place Of the scarf =
Well. neither Of ua have ever regret
ted it"
A bright-eyed girl, who il d skilful
angler for hearts. thinks young man,
to be successful, should propose after
very short acquaintance, take the
girl by stormSas'it were, while'she Is
pleased with new beau, and before
she has had time to tire Of him then
follow the proposal up with a vigor-
Orous courtship. lots of flowers and
boa1beas. drives, theatre parties, etc.,
and if she consents insist upon a short
engagement by all means. Another
well-kpOwn blonde beauty, who has
created sad havoc and had much ex-
Perience in this line, says the only
successful way is to propose, when
least expected. Allow no time for
consideration, and then insist that
theaeeeptance must be "now or new
er." She feels sure that is the only
way that she viii ever be captured !;
bat she thinks very few men are bold
enough to try that game. A hand
some young widow, well known in
social circles, who is not so rich as
Saint Mary's beacon., 1883-07-26

she was. says that the only successful
way town Der is 10 ofFsra fins house.
horses and carriage. with plenty Of
money TO Keep them.
A dark-eyed girl. with tangle Of
soft brown hair shading her brow,
says: eff fellow is desperately in
love with q girl and persistent in his
efforts 70 win her. he isvsure to gain
bis suit. Widowers understand this
point. and know how to make love
and propose, and you will observe
they are always successful" !" She
knows one case where q wid0wer
went in and hung up his hat, an
nouncing his intention Of remaining
until he was accepted. and the girl
had to marry him 70 get ridsOf him.
A widower beau makes her nervous
about the result.
One sweet, dreamy-eyed girl, who
Is just on the threshold Of society,
Gays: "Love-mAking must be so
sweet that she would wish her lover
to be long time making the ap-
proachss. and she would not shorten
the delights Of an engagement; if
they tireof each other it would be
better before than after marriage.
She is not particular IS to his style,
but he must be tall and handsome.
and sing and dance well, and above
all, he must know how 10 make love"
This girl = name must b kept secret.
A married lady, in whose house
hold the little god Of love, certainly
makes his abode, says the only sue
cessful proposition Of which she knows
anything was made without a word
being spoken: "John and / sat look
ing in the fire long time without
saying anything, when all at once he
put his arm around me, drew me to him
and kissed me. When father came
in a moment later he said:, Major,
I'm going to steal your daughter"
THE quickest courtship on record,
said one old resident. "was that of
DR.. Nick Mcdowell, who driving along
the street in his buggy one day, saw
a beautiful girl standing at the win
dow. He Immediately stopped and
hitched his horse, rang the bell, in
quired the lady's name, was ushered
into the parlor, announced his own
name, said he was pleased with her
appearance and wished to marry her
at once Nothing but the knowledge
that she was actually in the presence of
thecelebrated physician kept her from
fainting. To her plea Of surprise at
this unexpected announcement he
only replied Now or never When
she asked to'takea weekto consider,
he said: 4 am going down street to
attend a critical case and have no time
to spare right now
"Give me q day. then :" v 8
"T'll tell you what I'll do. When
l am through with this professional
visit, I'll drive around and get a
preacher; if you've made up your
mind to marry me by that time, all
right ~ and he left her. breathless,
and unable to articulate another word.
When he returned they were quietly
married. mo cards. Saint Louis
Post Dispatch.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1883-07-26
.AKVMsB
June 7, lss3-tea
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 will receive the undivided
support Of the republicans Of
March 90, 1883 CHAPTIco 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 sapPortofthe Republicans through
out the County.
Nav 81. 1889