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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-08-16
MAYES & BRANHAM,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
Oxford, Miss.

win advertise lands and real estate, and IL not sold will moi
charge anything. If sold, will charge commissions at the rate Q
Ten per cent on the first 1000, five per cent on the excess up u
$4,000, and two and q half per cent on all over $4'OO0
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-08-16
U
Why Should Not a Girl Be Edu-
Gated to Take Caro- Of Her.
self
Geo. Cary Bggleston, in Har
per's Magazine

per's Magazine
No one will dispute the ab
stract assertion that any given
girl may some day have herself
and perhaps her family, to sup
port, and yet our schemes Of
education for girls are formed
precisely as II this were not and
could not be t rue. As q rule,
no provision whatever is made
for such contingency in the edu.
cation Of girls, no recognition
whatever is given to the fact
that tho chance exists. VIC
shut our eyes to the danger; we
hope that the i'll may never
como. and we put the thought
oft away from US. In brief, we
trust to luck, and that il a most
unwise--I was about to say an
idiotic thing to do.
Each one Of us has known
women to whom this mischance
has happened. ana eaclr Unero1
u knows that it may happen to
|fbn donxbkon urhn,u -. o.lI-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-03-26
Ser II II g o /. III Ii II 5.

No06em Bic 1lnteri1dung i'm 8ronner'z
iden @iftnorbe 9ro5elIe 10 ipeit g~e0ieben
iDar, naDm itd DaS NmtS9ert0t bon Ser
bel1t6al ieincricits bcr 8ronner'iOen Ser
m0gsnS>2 (ngeIegcn9eit ais &ormuuoi6aftSz
NcD0rbe ait. IS fam babel 3itglei6 cine
GeniIie garteinaDme gege1 ben 0teGtSa11
malt 3enrer in'S Spiel. 2ebterer bate
ietne ge8ner; CT 9cDorte gu Der jun8en
G0ule, mel6e fi6 nt6t nit Dem Serge
bra6ten be9l1it9t, cine Gdrcj6itlbe nit
3tpet pber brei Scribetten ultterDGlt IMP
leoi9lih bic fleile obppcdtoriidJe 4roriS
betrei0t, ionbern 5Yricorid) 3clner ipielte
nidt nur ben Sd)0ngciit, CT ipar c9 aud.
Gr bate ii0 beIcir3 litcrariid berDorge>
t6an, nantentlid iMrieb Ell ic0r i66ne lOri3
i6e 0ebidte; Diele bCrietben erihienet1 SER
itreut III 0cltIben 3cttiGriften ullb er bate
bobon al6 6ereitS etre SnnnlIun9 perart@
ITa(tct.
Den alten Snriften tporen oics Mlotria;
lie be0auptetcn, 2(lrS, mas Gin 9tebtSz
gelebrter III ioldCr QGsile trcibc, gcDc lcincr
ilriitii0en 9Silcuid)nft 90, uNnioGli0
f0nlle er, Der nit &orliebe ben WirIcn bllz
ntge, ii6 Tilt Sntereiie 3. .. Der Gu6e
eineS 8auern Qnnchntcn, Der geget eiltcn
gta9bor bas 9fcdt elmer 9iin8erftGtte ers
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-03-26
Dir 0iffmirdyerim.
4
Criminal 9iOmuu Don $serbcrt Stcrnber8.

ySoS 6arfeu mir ni6tI Otcin Wanlt
tpiiroe glei6 a6gelebt. @rit miiiien Sic
%befcnuen, barm ge6t'S, DAP 8elude empfalt~
gClt."
W{arianne brad arf'5 gieuc in SGrGlerr
aus. Der @coanfe oil iDre geliebte 0farga~
retbe rau6te i6r Oeu Iebtcl 9tclt bon SUI
Jung.
yOic Trau GomnterSienrGt6in bat fir Sic
beut 9(6tno aud ctpd8 geidt6t, 8raten ullo
gSein," fu0r Die S0ltcBcrilI fort; ulol tb
Sic baS Giien brtngen?"
Marionne ma6te. nit 9(6i6eu cine ob@
tpc6renoe Ocberbe. y9tiemalS min i6 CT
mas por iDr!!" rief iie bcftig. uBciIcn Sic
9lucS 5ltriid, oocr gcnieBcn Sic. eS lelblt-
gtcilt, rilbren Sic nt6tS OooOn an! sic
fDnnten ...."
QSeiter fiilrte tie BEN @e6anfen nt6t aus.
,9ie Tral Gomnter3icnrGtbtn lit cine
quite 9ume," bemcrftc Sic S0lieBeri1 nit
barten 2tu5orude; yiic lit iebr 81 beDaucrn,
IS lit 9eipiB elm traurigeS Sons, alf 10
i6rcfli1e QSciie BEN @Dentanrt 81 nerltcren:
0aS ipItell Sic ipo6l beDcnfen. Nber td)
mil nidt rciter in sic Dinein rebeu, Sic
miiffen ielber ipiiien, mas Sic SIT tDul1 ha7
ben. QSo6l benz Otcnldeu, Der eil1 grteS
0elpiiien bat! QlIio i'd ioG Sic nlhtS 5u
cllcll brtllgclt?"
ySh nonfe, Iiebe Srat, i6 babe feire1
6ul1ger," UntlportCte Wtnri0nne rubi9er.
y9fa, Damn idlufen Sic tpoDl!"
Sic S6lieBtriu entftrnte it'd. 9tnliello
fiel bic GefdngntBtDitr ms SdloB.
VIII
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-03-26
Ran&pan'a reemlirenNe pt4em

8oQfommenc YurganSen, ltitoer1De Mbz
fiibrnttttel, tDtrten obne S6rter3,
ftet5 511ncrlGbtg lt1D tatilrlt6.
Gin neaetabtIifd)eS GrIatmittet far GaIoMeT,
6as md9tige 2eber7 unb Wtdsenz
!6ctlmittel.
gSuis o6ne 8eiscIdmod, elegant nit ihbem 6urs eIos
eirt, ~purgireu, re9uttren, reint9ert uno f~rdfti9et bteie
Qilen.
Gopiipch, Sortleibigteit, gerltopinn9, unuerbaulibteit
Gpspepitc, SauenletSen, 6teber, HHterleibsent;inbung
Sdntorrboiben uno oaer St0rilt9en Der Ginger etbe.
&ein pe8eiabiliia, tetne Spur BON Diertur, YtineraLien
pber ihdoliten Sroeuet.
e1 MAJ beatte fOtsenbe Gpmptome pon Sranr6ttz
ten Der BerSauuu95or9are: 8eritopfung, irncrli6e
.6dmorr1oibcn. B[utrpalun9 mad benz Eopie, GGure int
Niascr, us6clfeit, Sobbrenucn, Gtel Dor bcm Gher, Ntaz
een6riidcn, ioircS N%uiitoBen, llnfenoe ODER bebenoe @nl>
~pfinbung in Der 0tdGengirbe, ldIptn1ntenocs 0eTiibl ocs
Sopie3, Acknowledgment uuo NtbembeibrDerocn ScbCn oes
Serseus, erltideube5 @eiIbi bcinl Ete9en, Tieden ooer
Shore Dor ben anSer, Stebtr it1o brtnpFe SdperSen i'm
Fopie, WtonqeI on Iusbinltut9, geibes Nusieber Der
rant unn Der Wuqen. Geitculteden, Gdmer3en III Der
8ruIt unS in ben @lieoerr, pl6bIide Anpauun9 pom
@iss, 8renuea hes Slstlfes.
@iutoe Doieu Don " q b ~ Il y : EtIlcu iDcrotn
ben 66rpcr pom alet o6en9cnanntcn Hrantbtttcn be-
grcis, 20 Gents Die SAa6tcI.
8ei apptbefern st Gaben.
Wau IeIe: So brunb SaG56."
man Ididc cine Briefmorfc on &o6paD
& Go., geo. % Warrens, @de Der GDurd
Ctr, Netp g)orf.
E 8eIe4rau9, GanisnOe pom Dollars mertb wtrO
talur sugsibidt werosn.
ggu SaS EMtIifunt.
Gs faru feline hcicrt t0urdrtie fir BEN 05ertb ron 81.
Gabwup's tdngit dnerfottten n. 81, d. SsiGmiiteln autz
aepieIel peroeu, ais bic cIerben NIB lubloIsn stodz
obnrungen %berielbsn- Is 9icbt fatide O93efolrents",
.0teIiei5" nno Bills. 8criou9t ia MIR 8oopap nn6
tauftsn gtrtifel befHoel
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-03-26
RAILWAYS
SarSaDariNian ReSOIVGnt:

Gbrorjidc Souttruntbctten, 6io6euira6, b0ie Sdite i'm
Wlut, l~froiuI0ie 6rantbetter, ilbler ober naturpibriger
Stublaane, Gppbilt5 unb Generic SieberrulIroer, 6roz
niide poer alte Se1dmure, SalsfuB, Gngliide &rdnez
belt, weiBc @eidwiilite, @~rirbfopf, @ebdrmutterleioen,
Sreh5, TriiienIdmcllunaen 6noten. Nb;eb1uno uub
SpSpepiir. Groniider GbeumatismuS uno @tbt, @iterenz
cries mo 9'lajenitcin, Sdrtnbiu6t, iomie &barten Der
obi9Cn Seioen, benen SuIueilen b%eionbere g(oTen bei9eS
Icqt weroeu.
9Sjr bebaupten, ooB inter ben 6efanrten Dtttteln teins
eriftrt, meldeS iolde Seiltratt 9egert btele SroutbetteH
S~upcr(aiiis pom Gruub ants uuo brin9t bic beiddbi9ten
Ebetle luieocr III geiuroen 3nitanb. Gem Sdptnoen
oes &orperS wirb GinD1lt gotham uno benz Sr9autsntns
eeiuubes Slut 9elieiert. aus weIdem bic Sorperbeltanos
Ibeiie iib neu biinen. Oas LIT bic erte reSuIirenoe Strait
Don Efabuap'5 Teiolpent.
on9eqrtffeu 1T, NIB Guefiilber, ooer dbenoe Subltmctc,
bic i'd in ben Enodeu, Gelenreu II. i. 10. 1~ugehGuit bubert,
6nodeniraB, Gn9liide &rantbeit, MISUNDERSTANDING
munger, Gerbrebuu9en, neibe Ueidwilllte, Srampiooer1
II. |. 10. pcrltriader, i6aTt bic Sarioparila iene Nbla9es
ritgcu btnrue9 UNI merSt ben 6rantbcitsitoiT aus BEN
R6rper aus.
g&cun Oteienigen, pelde bteie arSeneter sur Seiluns
droniider, i~croful6icr ooer ipphSlitii6er Sronfbeiten
Qebrau6en, iebcu, bot, ME lang ~ aud bic &ostluuc
lcin mag, i1r al9eneineS BefinoeH li6 beiIert, tbr Sleiih
unO &6rper9eIptht 5uriumt, ODER aud MIR gletdbleibt,
10 lit bie5 elm iiferes Seiden fortidreitenber Seilunq.
obcr IdtinIrter, ba Der &rantbett5ltoif ridt uutbdtt9 lit;
penn ntdt ouf9ebql!cn ino ans benz Slute u%ertrieber,
5rcitet er it'd aus uno u%ntererdbt itcttg bic @eiunbbett.
GobGlo bic SariapariQa benz Eatientcn elm beiieres Be=
finbcu peri9aiit, idrettct bic GetIun9 itilnoltd porrpdrts
unb CT geIoinnt on @eiunbbeit, Rraft nnb Tleii6.
Sine S(aide ppn oielen emtbalt mebr m~irfiameNrSenetS
foIfe, ais le6es onberc Wtittel; cir Sbeel0ffelpou BON
bieiem roirtt 10 piel wie fiui bis leb5 EbeelotIel uou BON
onoeren WettteGt.
Ginen SOLAR ole JIaI0e.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1883-12-13

As@HA~HAAA% Ea8Ae
The letter. Published below, of. Frank
Ford, Esqr., In reply TO inquiries from Mr..
King, late Editor Of the B1Acox, us 10 where
thoroughbred Berkshire Pigs can ks obtained,
explains itself. Il is as follows:
Nrx's OAK, Nov 30ih. 1888.
Nm. JoHN r. klEe, Esq.--My Dear Sir -
In reply TO yours Of recent date, inqniring
where thoroughbred Berkshire pigsca be OBJ
tanned, | would inform you that r. johnson
Cotton, Esq, Of this county, has some thas
are probably as well bred rs any in this State
Mr.. Colton's herd Is headed by boar from
the celebrated pens OF Alex Fueford, Of liar
ford county, whose herd Of Berkshire hogs is
said 10 he equal TO any in the United States.
correspondent Of a late numberof the liner.
scan Farmer, speaking Of SIR FneloTd's pigs,
writes that be saw in Nr. F.'s pens pigs six
months old weighing from It's 70 $50 pounds.
The Berkshires are noted for their early ma
turing qualities, their hardness and their free
dom from disease. They are said 10 furnish
the finest hams OF any known breed. Mr..
Colton's pigs are excellent representatives Of
this 6ne breed. purchased from him this
Spring ine boar pig and a. very moderate
price. / would advise you, ifyon contemplate
purchasing, 10 examine Mr.. COlton's stuck
before buying elsewhere.
Yours truly,
Saint Mary's beacon., 1883-12-13

DIR. Zack Taylor while preaching in
Worcester county, Md, last year, and living
at Stockton, my family got the chiils. We
tied the Doctors, took Quinine, and did
everything we could, but could not effect a
cure, undl we sent and got your AGUE BIT
TIERS ! really thought the Chills would
kill my married daughter, but AGUE BIr-
TIERS cured her after everything else had
failed. A lady friend Of ours was also cured
Of the chills by your AGUE BFFTKRs after she
had tried the Doctors and tuok Quinine a
year. Ii is wonderful medicine and must
he kept on Kent Island for My Individual
Family if for nobody else, and if one rler-
chant win not keep them viii get another
to do so. REv. j. A. ARTERs, Kent Island.
Queen Anne's Coun-y, bid. August 18th,
1883.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1883-12-13

The County Commissioners met at the usual
hour on Tuesday last and transacted the fol-
Io"ing business r. King Clarke was allow
ed insolvency on $ls7 .2s for the year 1888.
ar. W. r. Leach, from one Of the 4ih dist.
Road Committees, reported that the old Road
was useless and that the Road should De
changed so as 10 run through the Land Of
Mrs Jos. ShemWell, paIallel with old road
which report was adopted. The following
gentlemen were appointed 10 condemn said
land N. l.. Penn, r. +. Barber and J. J.
Cough. Mr.. Leach, Of Road Committee, re-
ported that bridge was necessary over the
run near Plank Bridge. Report adopted and
Messra. Leach and BIain were appointed TO
contract for erection Of sau@ Road Reports
were then passed, the items Of which we are
compelled TO omit for went Of space. PEN
sion Of IS was allowed Caroline Jenkins aud
Pension Of s. allowed Chas J. Thomas, use
of Jas. T. Parsons. Jas. u. Tcnnison was
allowed the sum f$s for Pauper Collins. The
Board then adjourned to meet At Aims House
on Wednesday, l2th ipst.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1883-12-13

tlna. 50 ihey sala antoas themssires sqset
- no1 go dirpesly % tie Head q ne na5. far
wa know that uhsa wa esi ihsse. Ike
ali or pgsdsressors. - wsil b rashlesIy
separated and eaeh seut 10 diGsrsaf direc-
tion 70 = locked over fos lsw nsssuten and
thsa thsown asles % pssizh IL negieeti 50 lst
Is isavei farsh % go ths world balags yield-
ing tpssueh : Gafes' Thus naylng tley retired
inso cerner hidden from The Possnasisr's )
e. and awaitsa - opportunity to sIads him.
Ilsy bad nos % wAitlong. ssCleverly aons''
tasg eiurkled 70 ahsnsslrss a. they erept into
tlAe mail bag, which goes 10 Point Lockout,
chile he Post 0snriaI's back was snsnsd /.
ssNowsH lleg said ssmu shall have . iolsy sims
1iAs ille Jolly fIlows thas We are - and lrav-
slisd % in high gIss ssleying shs world Gne-
" antii they aTiFes "A California where
shsy were discovered by the P. q. "Ah
Whai i this3' he said. s.What are thess
papers doing down hersg Ana then one Of
tae company Enelling bis sages in bis delight,
exclaimed: "WeaFe eompany af IDLY lel-
fous travelling forth ic esjoy the world. and
We viii thank y0a 70 Iss rs eontinus unsno-
tested on our war" bnt the Postmaster took
no he'd 70 this, and east The wanaering pack
ase i1sa . dnsty eorRer. Now wers The little
Bn2coss extrensfniIy sorrowful, gor they ex-
pectsd 70 hare q remain there ia that asglse-
led corner and become hFey 70 the duss and
moths. They remained thsre several dsys,
all The time bewailinE their sad Eass, when
The Postmaster remembered that they we're
due Al 81. Clements Bay, fhe was prObabiy ,
reaindsd o. ahe tact by addressing lissls let-
10 = shas point hlmsslg and drew sAsm
forih from their relresL administered sharp
rebake for their erratic eondart, thrust them
in, the mail bag. and started them in the
dIressiOn Of sheirpropes desginasioa. nslrr-
luesAnt TO give up tIleir pleasure trip. they
have travelled very slowly and have not yer
arrived. hope they win get in in time for
Christmas.
MoRAL.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1883-12-13

The suiis growing out Of The late races
brought BY George @. Abel and gsbert A .
Abel vs. John 7. JarbOe and J. Roland WAL
ton, were tried before Justice 10 r. Morgan
on Wednesday last, and were held under con-
siderasi0n Iy him until Saturday. Rabl c.
Combs and CanlalieF 3 Abel appeared for
plaintiffs snd D. c. Hammeit for defendants.
T~o pleas were put in by the defendants, one
that ihey were not the parties bound and the
other, the gambling act. The Justice decided
that they we're the parties bound and that the
gambling act did not apply TOR the reason that
the purses offered by prOprietOfs TO the winning
horses were in the naiurr Of prizes, and thai
there was no bet between them and the ON n.
ers Of the winning horses. Judgmenis were
entered against the defendants in both casea
for amounts claimed, with interest from Nov
lst, 1888. and costs.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1883-12-13

ananaeaeua.
The Scr parasss. pnrporslnx 3 s.ns.,ens
Kew YoFk closhing Hoasss. Who viuIsea
cur eonHsy lest weak II ssnrrh of par
sssasers ipr hua arslsies e nentemsn and
ladies' wear, ard who sne.esdsd IL makGng
nsnny alss, hare len 81 parts unknown, agler
seenring lhelnsslsss 0y negotsshle notes frosn
ahsir pasFcna, mhlch they hare prohably, ere
lals, passed OF 70 ihisa parties. ceFsaInly.
shey attempted % negotiate soms a. shese
netes - very heavy disconnt befsvs fhey
aeit The village. Aliozesher, shevisit ofthsss
people = our eouniys shsir pseaiiar moaa u
dealing. and ether eircnmnlancm Gl.at oas-
cFopred daring thslr stay, which We have aol
here space 10 safsr o. point shess tsadsu oat
as leEiilnssa oiiscis of suspicion.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1883-12-13

Ths great forbaarnnea with which our Eas-
terra Shore ffiends have besn treated IL ne
deprsdasiOus on osr oyster bass ssems % hare
smbOldtned them 70 ether brrarhus Of the law.
For several weeks past Saturday zight haa
been made hideous By their behavior. A par
~ ofthem visited ~ again On Saturday night
lsst, and after having touched e several bars
tnot in the hAyl psoeeeded 10 make things
lively II he house Of Julia Ana scriber, eel-
ored, who lives near DE wharf. Our new
siaFiRs by prompt and vigorous movement,
nkpksd than ~ the Sssss and captured four
Of their nambes, who were locked up for .
herring next morsing. They al pleaded
gailly to . charge Of disturbing the peace, and
justice Norris imposed llne Of I've dollafs
mon each. which vas promptly paid.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1883-12-13
An UglV Fall.

On Saturday last, JOdic Cooper, son Of Mr.
James Cooper Of this district, while in pursuit
Of wounded squirrel, which had taken refuge
in tue hollow OF tree he had assembled, ielI a
distance Of twenty feet TO the ground, the de-
rnyed limb or which he stood az the time
pf,iug away With his weight. No bones we're
broken, bnt IL Is feared that damage was done
his spine by the Fall, rs he complains Of much
Iaiu in that direction. lie is attended By
Dr. A. }. Spalding.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1883-12-13

When We put our paper TO press last week,
neither Of our Circuit Judges had arrived.
Judge Brooke, however, came down By the
Steamer Thompson Wednesday uighl and on
the following morning presided. OF the pro-
ceedipgs daring The brief stay Of His Honor,
we make mention Of the qualification Of Mr.
u. G. lIamu'ett as States Attorney and the
, admission Of Mr. Chas. ?. Norris Is a nlenaber
Of our bar.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1883-12-13
Lsoaarasown Rises.

Capt Chesley, Of the ''Riaes," expects to
receive from the Stale by Saturdays boat
the nercesSary arms TO equip ms company for
service. II il TePortsd that negotiations are
on hand to engage the SOeieiy's Hall in our
Town TOR an arniOry, ami ds this will Interfere
neirhrr with .he library nor the meetings Of
tue Society, we expect that the endeAvoF to
secure the Hall tor this purpose win prove sue
ce,s,ul.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1883-12-13

The failure last week oflhe BsAoOx 10 reach
lis subscribers At st. CleIneHt's Bay in this
district and Hollywood in the 9th district
was not attributable &c any neglect Of ours.
When complaints from these points reached
"s Ots Saturday morning last We called at ,he
PUstofEice here and ascertained that one Of the
packages for these pOinis was still In the Leon
ard,own Pos,ufiee, having been overlooked
l,y the Postmaster, whilst tie other had been
put in the lower msil BY mistake.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1883-12-13

AsssEs- George q. Abel and Jack Dorsey,
with their Patuxsnt pack, were successful n
capturing two grey foxes in the ehase Satar-
day last. The pack is composed Of eleven
hounds, which were assisted by four recruit.
from this neighbOrhOOd, and the chase Al
tines ~e learn, was quite exciting. tn.
brushes we're awarded TO Messrs. EnOch B,
Abel and Wv. Waters. Many reu,Iemer
Of Our Town and envirOns participsed in u,
fun whiehis to be renewed, we are informed
some time during the Christmas HOlidays
The theatre Of the late chase was in n. 3.
Andrews section of this district.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1883-12-13

At saneeting Ofthe Orphans Court on Tues
day last, all the Judges present. the following
business was transacted :-0rdered by the
Court that Joseph Payne, guardian Of Agnes
Payne, exFend the sum Of $3.50 for board and
education out Of principal Of said minor. The
Coar. appointed John W. Cation to the posi-
Iion Of messenger. d. II. Camalier filed two
notes VS.. estate Of Mary 3. Ferrell. Fanny 81
Gleenfeld aled account for Ssss. .as vs.. essals
OIL u. Canter, and J. II. Lucksts filed twc
accounts vs.. sane, all Of which were passed
by The Court. The Court then adjourned d
End Tuesday in January.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1883-12-13

We are authorised to say, that the Steamer
Sue will leave baltimore on the 2lSt Of De-
cember, instant, for Washington, calling At
her Potomac Landings on her way up the Fiv-
er. She viii leave Washington, December the
gard, calling at the same Iandings on her re-
turn trip, and will arrive In baltimore on the
18th. These will be her last trips for the sea-
sou.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1883-12-13

We arc Ia rsseips Of an invitation 70 attend
the 18th anniversary Of The PhilOniathran
socitiy II Sc. JONAS College, Annapolis,
Nd. for whica--ihanks. The anniversary
occurs on Friday, the 18th instant. Our.
talented young countyman, n. b. TlpPett. OF
Chsp,ieo, delivers the oration and bis subjeci
is Man as Progressive Being."
Saint Mary's beacon., 1883-12-13
On ThIrsy Days Trial.

The VoLTAIc BELT Co., Marshall, Mich
will send DR. Dyes Celebrated Electro Vol
aic Belts and Electric Appliances on trial for,
thirty days to men young or old) who ere
afflicted with nervous debility, lost vitality
nd kindred troubles, guaranteeing speedy
aud complete restoration Of health and nlanly
vIRor. N. B.-No risk Is incurred, as thir-
~ days trial is alloxed.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1883-12-13
FHE QUESTION: has OFTEN BEEN AsKED

Can-Rupture-( abdominal hernial he
cured We most eanPh0tiealEy sag, YES.
That this part Of the body offers no exception
TO those physiological laws which govern the
whole physical economy and il makes not q
particle Of difIere1ce whether the age Of the
Rupture is one year or hundred years For
proof Of this send for Free Beck on Rapture
10 The Excelsior Rupture Cure Mfg Co.,
0gdensburg, N. Y.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1883-12-13
Collisien.

- N&AaAnA0@s
Aooats.l5O'cloek, .. m, on Monday morn
ing, the srd instant the Schooner, Julia A .
Brown, cOllided with the Steamer Sue ana
was sunk. On her return "Trip, the Sue, with
the assistance Of two sail vessels, raised the
sunken schooner and towed her inso Br,,oa,s
Bay. re are informed BY gentleman friend
who vas on board The Sue, shas the schooner
attempted 70 cross the bow Of the steamer and
that before the ensine could be reversed she
steamer was upon her, striking hsr amidships.
and sinking her. Our iufcrmant. Mr.. jana.
CooPsrs highly compliments Capt. Georheunu
ana the Sues crew upon thsir sneces.fa1 4.
iOfis TO ns-ne ihe crew Of the sunhen veaa.l,
Saint Mary's beacon., 1883-12-13
Post om.iAIs o. X. everytime.

Ga- Strength, vigoF, CheerfaIness, good
square meal Is what ]. n. Laroqme's Anti
Billions Bitters does for you; If you doubt,
the proof Is easy. Try il. the cost is only 2s
cents paper, or 81 bottle. All druggists
sell IL W. B. Thornton, proprietor, Ba a.
more, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1883-12-13

knd buy Jour Winter supplies and holiday
presents from T. ~. Canaiier Z Co. ~ sie
Zig BrOwn Store. The best tselection og goods
IN southern Maryland. Every thing thatcun
sOs.;bly be desired 70 pIease theeye easd adorn
,be home easl be GOund al she Big DrOwnSaore
Saint Mary's beacon., 1883-12-13

owinr 10 The absenre II CUR Junior III Bah
,;,,ors Al prsseat, we have been usslls % ess
4 .,vpe in tims Cor our present issne the favoE
y our yarg,oesEille correspondent ItwlIl ap-
near 10 our nexl.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1883-12-13

Tbs porkers Of The village have nearly all
come 10 grief, hut we arr as yet without ae-
c.raie report u their ueight. our hie Seni-
Ct. Who Kas quite ardent in the contest fOr
lie honor Of The heaviest weieht. AL things
eoASiaered, has made no rriurns. fhougk we
lu.xp, uncaieialiy, that iiis sxpecsatious have
A. realized BY = large maiorisy-
Saint Mary's beacon., 1883-12-13

D. G. Hamms.i sold At Trustees sals on
Tuesday last track q land, located near
g,dd's Creek, in the 4sb eicction dissEicl
allied Morris Purchass and Rldge, eontaininG
Iss1 acres, for $i7o2. Thesns H. Ching,
purchaser.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1883-12-13
FoR CLERK OF rHE CIRcUIT cOURT.

Messrs. Editors .-You are authorised %
announced NJ. ]. Sims FENwTCK as q
candidate for the Clerkship and say that he
will receive the earnest snpport nf The
Eighth District.
Nox a 1RRs
Saint Mary's beacon., 1883-12-13

Our wArmsst ihaEks are doe and are ten
5er,d 70 Mr. Robert W. Yates sos : barrsl oi
srs, class wicomico oysters.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1883-12-13
To the Travelling Public.

Having leased the property known as
MooTe's Hotel, Leonardtonn, Nd, for two
years, commencing the Ist Of January, 1852,
! respectfully inform the public thar its man-
agement viii now be under my exclusive d.
section and that no pains or expense win Be
spared 20 maintain the high reputation as a
public resort u has obtained in the past ard
Increase IL 10 the futare. Thankful foE the
literal patronage which has hereiofbre been
travelling public All parties indebRed 60
Mrs. M ]. Moore On Hoael account are re-
minded that the accounts due from them 10
her have been placed in my hands for settle
lnent aHd tina. no 9nrfheE induigence can be
allowed them.
HERBERT F. MOORE,
Jan 10. lss2-H.