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INSURANCE.
NOTICE.

TyHE FIRM OF MURPHY Mo RPHf IA this
i day dissolved by mutual consent, B. Y. Muir
phy retiring. ]. J. Murphy assumes the assets ana
liabilities and will continue the General Insurance
business under the firm name at No. Madison
street.
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7zrs,ss HIDES AND LEATHER.

HIDES Erc.-No. l dry flint hides, Ice; No. 2
DIV hides I2lSaISe: salt hides, 1o@l21sc; No. /
green salt hides, 515S754c; No : green salt
hides, &C; green hides, 5S6e. BeesTa4-pnme
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RIuER AND WEATHER.


OFFICE 81 GNAL SBRv- CE, U. 8. A,
MEMPHIS TENN, May s, 1888.
The following observations are taken at the
same moment of time :0S pra) at all the stations
nnnnd
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The New York spot market opened easier; at
r. steady; a. 2, steady, se higher; closing steady
Sales, 1920 bales. Contracts, 1900 bales. Closing
quotations were as follows:
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oThe towbost Harry Brown distinguished herse
Monday There was but IL feet OF water ON the
falls, and unfssisted, she came up without matt
right over the DAM with $500 tons. she mad
model Tges of iron with BOO TONS the stea u.
er Katie Hooper $500 tons and square 6arges (lOO
onsl I'll D ssed up the rapids together. The Harry
Browns power i 26-ineh cylinders, 10 feet stroke
She returns here from Cincinnati to take tow OF
coal south. She belongs 10 the Browns oil
Pittsburg and is uamea in honor of one of the
best business young men and one OF the sess-
hearted gentlemen in this or any other country.
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WANTED.

1000 Head stock Cattle.
HIGHEsF price paid for 1. 4 and year old
ri sfock Cattie JOSEPH FkEY,
National Stock YaEd, Memphis,
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kAfIs 4NhI "
old time Hatchie river captain, was in the city
Yesterday, capt. Nat Roberts, way Dack IN the
iorties was commander of several pacsets iron
Mem phis to Bolivar-days when it took from six
to ten steamers TO do the business OF Ihat stream
me last Steamer he commanded was the Kate Mil
Ter about the same time Capt. Frank HICKS was
running the Pitser Miller up the same stream
There are but few living now VINO were III the
service with Capt. Roberts. Mrs Roberts is now
siding with her niece, Mrs James A. fa1ne, AT
Hernando Miss and eft for home last evening.
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st. MaVy's Bea con
LEoxARDT0wE ND.
TuURsDAY nOaEIEo. p. bad. lssa.

MTsTAKEN.-Tke CentrsyiIIe Re
oord j. mistaken in suppOaing that the
BEAcoE either proposed or favored
the proposition, ''that nine gentle.
men, three representing the Hamilton
faetion, three FsPEsssnting the Whyts
factioa and three the German faction,
Be chosen from each Of the factions
and delegated with power and au-
thority to name and propose to the
Democratic party candidates for Gov
srnor. Attorneys General and Comp
trOilsr." A suggestion something
like this appeared in the editorial
columns Of the BgAcoN il the issue
Of the lst instant, but we were care
full to credit Baltimore democratic
paper" with the authorship. and. al
though giving i publication. We Ger
tainiy expressed no approval Of il.
The truth is, it was published By Us
a. . news item. which though presen-
ted in our own language. was never
theleas the property Of another. and
we here state, the real owner il the
Baltimore Tribuns and that the Re
cord admires the proposition to about
the same extent that we do.
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Sr. CEExEST's Bar, Feb. 10th, 1883.
Messrs. Editors This Winter, so far, has
been remarkably bad one. The roads have
been almost impossible, aad Il has been rain
ing nearly every day. Work lie very back
ward. Little or no fencing done, no tobacco
seed sown, not . single plow started, and
nothing but eat, drink aud be merry going
on. But now that the time for Festiviiy,
nirth and merry-making has passed and the
sUlemn and sober time Of Lent has come
around again, il behooves every one 20 cast
retrospective gl'nce ut The past with the view
Of preparing and enabling himself to meet the
future IN better spirit Of ihankfnlness for all
the good that has been bestowed. Now is the
time for prayer and lasting and for chrrita-
BILE feelings towards our neighbors. Now is
the time TO forgive, all their little faults and
fAiIings, IL We wish that ours should be for
given, 70 that when tue dread Messenger
shall arrive, We may De fully prepared
10 entr that abode where the wick
ed cease from troubling and the weary are at
rest.
This has been direful season 10 a great
many families. Death has been stalking
around in every form, sizzling upon his prey
WilhOu; respect TO person, age. sex, or COHdi-
ton. Many have already put of mortality
to pat on immortality. Many fresides have
bern made desOlate and many happy families
broken up and left 10 weep and mourn for
their dear departed ones who have gone 20
that bourne from whence no traveller has ever
yea returned.
Aud again has death taken from the fire.
side another Of Us most cherished objects.
Another chair il len empty and happy FAM
lay len desolate. No nobier OF trser man
ever lived than William L. Russell, who was
snddenly tAken from the midst Of his young
and dependent family, which are nov len
without mother or father % guide their young
and inexperieaced steps and 10 teach them 20
walk in the way that be has always walked.
lie was one Of natures noblemen, always
ogen-hanaed and ready 70 do for and give
help 70 the needy aud the suffering, and many
thereare Nh0 bare tasted ufhis boanty and been
happy made BY his charity. In ell the amrn-
ities Of life. he wAs guided By what be deem
cd 70 be strict regard fOr right lie was
an in lulgeni tAslier, sincere friend, good
ueighbor and useful eitizea- His family can
IN afford his loss, and his death Al home ns
well ~ abroad. viii be kesnly felt. But sach u
/ life, and NE think il matters little whether
We 50 sooner or later, 30 that re are found
ready like he was when the parting hour
shall come. know that our friend was fal-
ly prepared when be was called and that the
best euiogy OF him Is TO be fOand in the re-
cord be has made here, and that IL viii speak
for him white his Soal Is in Heaven with
his God whoa be has always served
HB.
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II
rumemheBinIy the Kind woras and Good
deeds Of hithalew of whom the sat has
gone leFfh OF dust thou art. and ante dust
shalt ihoa stnrn.
The sulkct % this memoir-Dr. James
Maring-sh departed this Iiis at ssSonth-
smpfon Moor. a. Mary's Co. Nd. Jan.
18Th, as83lEn his T3Ed wear, uas man a.
nlarkea af9lamenss He vas 81 ineesnnt
ana laborins deliver In Iianrmtnre az the pAaal
and pFssenk Tha writer csnnot renaemher
ever seeanEain Isl his leisure moments but
mat ns w4 perusinE tome work either apon
history, lifhtliaemfuFe CT medirine. Tie kept
pace with ferapid strides of his profession,
and = Railnbgy and Therapeutics. hs vas
an adept. he seienre and Administrations az
mDaieana " knew by intuition. HeloTed his
pEoie@ionlasd h0nored iss prerepts. The
EEe41 espiQsbiliiies dernlvinx upon him 80
fhysacian ID cnn6deasial adviser in those
families a1posg whom be was called 10 prar-
lises he felt ard knew well. KaoMing and
tee.inz ~ Weight of thoss responsibilities. be
endeaEorel ? dischaFge them faithfmIly and
eoneeIenug9ly. in the humble opinion ofth
writer. tep kersous onlssde a BE inmeaiais
circle knsWDr. WnFinn--kuew The exssns 81
his leaFnli -or how richly his mind was
stored wiz The leading events Of this and
otner eolFries. Il aas the writer's gracious
pEisileEe q pick up crumbs o. lore from bis
learned lip4 There was In his conveFse m0th-
Ing ostentlsious-noshing pedantic, and q
Natural nof Of eloqnenee that was IN itsslf q
aift- Fswknew the lArgeness Of bis heart. 70
the hiRhegfor lowest lie Was ever polite. and
what nailed the true man, he was ever and
AZ all linz kind saseiionaie husband and
father. the author Of this humble tribute @
hFu u.Mafem3 Ems9swev
greet - with kindly salatations a
TIE - n He WRs a. 'AOld tins
Gentiemann in manners aud customs. and
they ffied him we'll. The ''old arm chair
IL eppiy, the form that once Eiled Il hath
paged away, but sweet memories elnstel
aFulnd IL and him and every spot Of Old
Southampton that be loved 30 well Hissou
slAll rest IN peace. for be died . Christian
ny the earth lie lightly upon thee, ny
siend. Is.
Baltimore. Jan. 9Th 1883.
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The Dirty SUccEssIoN.-The Dirty
succession Is still exciting the coun-
sells Of the republican party. and the
contest il gradually narrowing down
between Senator Allston. Of this
eOuntys and Mr.. Sellman, Of Anne
Arundel, it seeming 10 be settled that
Mr. Ditty is to 90. This being the
case. the contest between our county
man and Mr.. Sellman becomes mat
ter Of interest to the personal friends
Of Senator Allston and to the repab.
licans Of this section, and hence the
reference to it here. which il made
chiefly to introduce to our readers the
following speculations on the subject
Of the succession. which we find in the
last Issue Of the Washington Capital
under the head Of Baltimore gossip:
"Ditty will 90, but who will get
his place? Holton claims that az
Dirty is from his congressional dis
trict the patronage Of the position be-
longs TO him. 1t 10 strange logic, for
Proud, who held the place for twelve
years or more, was not from the 9Th
congressional district. Il don't be-
long to Holton by even squatter SOW
ereignty tenure. His claim for it was
especially to secure If for his friend
Sellman. In distributing the patron
age Of his district he is but the al
moner Of his brother-in-law, James
Gary, who has bis eye cutting for the
u. s. senate. Last week there was a
development. however, that rather
upset the calculations Of all the can
didates and their hackers. It was
caused by the announcement by
stale Senator Joseph S. Allston, OF
81. Mary's county, of his candidacy
for the appointment. He holds over
in the senate. and his vote will pro-
baby be of value 10 some gentleman
wanting to 20 10 the II. s. senate m
Senator Groome's successor. He,
moreover, is from Holtoa's district.
Now, If that gentleman il working
with q view of strengthening his
brother in-lsws (Gary's) chances for
the senatUrship. he cannot afford to 90
against Allston. As Mr.. Holton
claims the appointment, what is to
prevent his naming the state senator |?
Besides. the fact cannot he ionorad-
and it is = potent fact--tliat Allston
is recent coavert from the demo-
cratic party, whose associations are
all Of that Isarty yet. His falling
from grace eannOt he too safely re-
lIed on. anil it would be rather dan
gerous to Mr. Gary's senatorial ann
oitiOn for the brotherrin Jaw to turn
down AIlstOn, Ii the 9Th district
gets the appointment. the way to spell
tue next internal revenue collector
name Is ALL st ON
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members Of ourpresent glorious Union.
1t peace with al the world. than
citizens Of q Southern Confectionery.
with slavery the conversions. and st
constant war with their neiahbors.
/ have not the least desire. here Or
elsewhere, TO boast Of NY share in
that war; bat / do feel . sense Of
pride and satisfaction that we, as .
people, met the issues Of that day like
brave men, and carried our ship
through the breakers which for time
threatened shipwreck; that peace
and good order now reign supreme.
and that ! may lay aside the armor
with which I have been clothed with
honor and safety. Another viii take
up the task where ! leave of. and our
army viii move on IN iss glorious
career to the ultimate destiny which
no man may foresee.
In conclusion, General Sherman
said THE occasion il not suitable
for me to say even this much; but
though my military career Is in its
penultimate, cannot help pleading
10 my countrymen at every opportn-
nifty 10 cherish all that j. manly and
noble in the military profession. be-
cause peace is eneryating. and no
man is wise enough to foretelI when
soldiers, may be IN demand again.
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A TAsrEFUL AED GENEROUS
SPEEcH.-on the occasion Of the sixty
third birthday Of Gen. Sherman,
which was the 9Th Of February, inst.
a banquet was given to him in Port
land, Maine, and 10 reply to the toast
to his health. he said:
According to our family Bible. I
was born on the Sth of February.
1870. Consequently, am in my sixty-
fourth year Of life, aud i'll survive
another year will pass from the active
command Of the army Of the United
States TO life OF comparative ease
and retirement. The law for ths
compulsory retirement Of all army Of
ticers at the age Of sixty-four was, in
my judgment, wise aud proper. i
did not ask for or wish an exception
IN my own case. aud declare that
then, a. now. approved the MEASURE
and asked my friends not to inter
pose any objections by reason of in
effect on me. think arm dnlv
grateful that have passed through
sixty three years Of varied life With
mind and body sound enough "a
promise reasonable remainder. and
an thankful to Congress that suitable
and liberal provision has been made
for me and th0se dependent on me
to enable rs to live out our appointed
DAYS in comparative ease"
Referring 70 the late civil war.
General Sherman said "I neal not
speak to you Of the civil war. Its
history Is written, and all who now
hear me remember its details. will
venture to say, however. in this CON
nection, that friend and Zoe allie no,,,
share its glories and fruits No mart
OF the Union has experiencaa !, .raa,
measure Of profit than the saetson
over which We seemingly trinmnI,e5
believe that nine out az tan soE,l;ars
ot the South would to-day rather be
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e.. and more liberal Feceipsz we hope for ;
better market aud higher prices. Inspec-
lions snr che week were 70 hA1s. Maryland,
"a hhds. Ohio. and hlnds. Kentucky, to-
tal. e. hhds. To1a7 shipments l7o bids.
tVishinn tn RKAcnm and il Editors pros
perity thruuch0ut The New Year, am, esc-,
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FOR rae LEGISLATURE.

Nessrs. Editors PLEASE snnounce FRED
ERlCK A. MORAN, Of the 9Th district. as q
Candidate for seat in the next General As
senbly Of MARYLAND. lie deserves and will
Fegiye the cordial support Of
leb. Is, 1888. REPUBLICANS.
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Persons indebted 20 the late firm Of King
Yates are noiicE that The biils Of their iHaebs-
edDess have been placed 10 hands Of Joseph p.
Morgan. Attorney, LeonaTdfown, for Golfer
III N. Prompt setilements will therefore avoid
Co g.
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N avEgrtak.8 ny addressing GEO. p.
- RONELL a CO., 10 Spruce Sf-, New
York, ean learn the sxaei cost Of any pro-
posed line Of ADVERTISING in American
Newspapers. @@- l0o-puge Pamphlet 25c.
FEB IS, les3-4w.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Orphans Court OF ST. Msrv's County, Set :
Feb. l3, 1888.
ORDERED By the Court. That Walter J
Dawkins, administrator at
YOUNG p. DAWKINS,
late Of St. Mary county, No decreased, give
the notice IequIFed ht law to the deceassd 8
creditors 20 exhibit their claims and that the
same be published once y week for six success
siye weeks in tie 81. Mary's BEAcOx.
Test. JoHx u. ABELL,
Register Of Wills tor 81. Mary county
NOTICE.
In pursuance Of The above order, hereby
give notice illas have obtained from the OR.
phans' Court Of 81. Mary's county, Maryland
letters Of administration on The personal g.
tate OF Young r. Dawkins. late of said county
deceased. All persons having elaims against
the ssid decreased are hereby notified 20 exhib-
il the same with the proper vouchers attached
thereto 20 the subscriber, on or before the 5tt
day Of August. 1883. they win otherwis'
hy Law be excluded from the benefits OF On,
said estate. AT persons indebted TO the de
CEASED are requested 70 make immediate pay,
ment % the subscriber.
WALTER J. DAwKINS.
Feb. Is, 1883. Administrator.
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Notice.

WANTED Immediately, reliable man as
w groom for the stallion. "DeFhy," for
tie season--not TO 60 out Of the county.
Apply to THOS. A. LYNCH.
Valley Lee, 81. Mary's co.
Feb Is, 1856.
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THE AMERICAN FARMER,
APPLY and justly styled by its friends
SOLD RELIABLE"
Feb Is, lsss-sw.


in whose pages experience and progress go
han.i In hand. and 10 which The ablest and
mo { saccerstul men and womes OF this sec-
ton contribute their hest thoughts In every
department OF Farn Life aud Work
Abreast Of the times alive TO the discoveries
Of Srience. jet testing all by the touehssone
ct practice new acqaaintaness will soon prove
il trnsty companion for thinking farmers
and planters, frnii-Rrowers and gardeners,
stock-raisers and dairynen, whilst is old
friends will realize that, as during the life
time Of two generations, tsiBre 1879, IL con-
fiuueH 70 lie the kinrere snd unpuFrhasMble
adyo~ate sBd representative Of The farmers
interests aud rights.
Special devotion u paid to Fertilizers In
Glazing those 0f commerce and Of the farm
TO Live Stock, the Dairy, Market Gardening,
fruit-6rowing, the Poultry Yasd, &c.
Reports Of Advanced FaTIners' Clubs are 4
regular feature Ia each issue.
The Home Department il always attractive
IN the ladies Of the country household.
Flower and Ornamental Gardening. the earl
Of Window aud House Plants, re- eiVe regu-
lar attention from ez 'tivAtors admitted TO be
~ abe bead of their profession In the United
States.
TIE AxERIcAE FARxER Il published twies
every monih, Ton the lst and 18th Iii
beAuii: uIIy printed on fine white paper ia
clear type 81 80 year. To eluhs Of Eve
or over, loo each.
Handsome, Halsabts and Lssd Premismi
are given TO ell those sho win take time and
trouble 10 eollert subscriptions.
SAM. SANDS q SON, PunIEsHERs,
l7s Baltimore Sd, Baltimore, Nd
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BoMD's DISCOVERY
TIE GREAT DIPHTaERlA CURE.
Every Family should keep it in
THAR houselI

- Can be had Of WV. J. EDELEN &
Co., Lecmardsown. or n. p. BOND. Holly
Hit.
Letters addrea.eA 20 me A 81 C,Ienent'a
Bay or Leonardtown. sf- Mars county
Maryland, viii receive prOrsut nTiention-
Price 81 cents and 81 ter bottle.
Dan 4, lsa3-tf.
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IN MEMORIALS.

s-De maFtuis MI nisi bonum."
How beautiful is the sruEimenl expressed in
the above qnoszfion-.'Say nothing hut good
OF the De d rs-Nan exAlts himself whea he
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TAX NOTICE.

A LII IersOns indebted 70 me for Taxes for
"A 1892 and 1881, must settle by Gbe I5tlI
81 February or shall proceed 10 COLLECT same
by iaw without further notice and without
bail, when every cost the Law allows will be
charged
THOMAS Lowell,
Ex-Coil., 5th Election District.
Jan IS, les3-td.
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER

Nessrs Edilors-PleAse anDounre A. n.
GRAVES ass candidate for the Commissi0n-
erg Court.
Jan IL, 1883. Many Frisnds.
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NOTICE.

In pursuance Of the aloye order, we hereby
give noIi.e that We htve obtained from the Or
phans' Court sc ~ Mary 5 COUNTY, Maryland.
letters iestAn,enlary ON the - rsonal estate
of William L. Russell, late Of said COUNTY,
deceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased are hereby notifiea 90 exhib-
IL the same with the proper vouchers atiached
thereto a. the sabscribe.s on or before the
18th day OF Aug. 1889, they will otherw Ire
b. NV be excluded from the benefits Of the
said estate. All persons indebted to- the de-
ceased are requested 10 make immediate pay.
ment TO the subscribers.
WM. l.. A RUSSELL,
CHARLES j. RUSSELL,
Executors.
Feb Is, lss3-6w.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

Orphan Court Of St. Mary's County, Set:
Feb. Is, 1883.
ORDERED by the Court, That Vim. l..
~ A. Russell and Charles J. Russell, exc
cutors Of
WILLIAM L. RUSSELL.
late Of St. Marys county. Nd. deceased, give
the n-.iice required by law to the decreased .
creditors 10 exhibit their clsinls and that the
same be published once week for six success
siye weeks iu the st. MARI 8 BEAcox.
Test: JnHx b. ABELL,
Register Of Wills tor IT. Mary county.
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WACHINGFON'S BIRTHDAY
CELEBRATION At CHARLOTTE HALL!
THE members OF the wAsHIKaToE and
SToSEwALL SocTgTY Of Charlotte Hall
Academy will celebrate WAsHIxGToN's BIRTH-
DAT at Charlotte Hall on


The exercises win consist Of Debate by the
Students aud an Address by Hon John Ram
dOlph Tucker, Of Va. The public are respect
fully invited 10 attend the celebration.
Feb Is, lB63-tdm
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NON RESIDENT NOTICE.
JOhn 2. Ching aud otheFs
Sarah Ching ADD others.
In lhs Orphans Cour4 for 81. Mary's county.


The Object Of iIis suit is 10 procure y de-
cree Tor the sale a certain Iesll estate, called
and khcwn BY the uams u
NORRIS PURCHASE AND RIDGE,
containing Gal acres, situated In ST. Mary's
county, and S0F distribution Of prOceesls
among the parties entitled.
The Bill u Complaint fled in this case.
with petition j thereto. stales that
Le~is lierhrFt, one u the desend,nis in the
above suit. - a nonresident OF tise State Of
Maryland.
u u thereupo0, this 23vd day Of Jannary,
1883, ordered that the complainant, 10y cans
ing 4 copy OF tliis order 90 be inserted 10 the
81. Mays BEAcoN. oDce in eseh o. four sue.
oeseiSe weeks, three months before the lst
day Of JUNE 1852. give notice 20 the said
absent and NONRESIDENT defendant, Of the OBJ
Jet and subssanee Of this petition aad warn
him % appea= 10 this CoHrt IN HeEEon, OF BY
solicitor. on or before the said ist day Of
June, lsel3. 20 answer the premises aud show
eiuse, naay be has, Why q decree should not
JOHN D. ABELL,
Register Of Wills.
True C0py-Test:
JUHN D. ABELL,
Register q Wills.
Iaa
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THE sun

~0-
lassrssra..ar.sru.ry. lsso.
mas ALREADY ISSUED
over One Thousand
Membership Certificates
r.sging from ssas % $500; ssgr.saaus
ovef
Two and q half MIllleR og Dellarsi
Iss msmbership - maialy in kvylsaS !;
though risks are taken In the States Of Della
ware and Virginia.
Tie Societr has had remarkable exemption
from Death l0sses-oa.y
Ten Death Assess
m6ntS
since lie organization, nine az whirh have
WV a MSas nsA4 80 s@a4a&a - ba31 &SA@H wv
leeted.
NO SPECULATIVE RISKS ARE TAKEN.
An attractive aad liberal feature Of this
Society 10 IN provision for
PERMANENTLY DISABLED MEMBERS.
who may become 90 disabled either by aeei-
dent or disease. One such assessment has
been made tor n menber IN So. Mary's coan-
~.
sB- Another desirable feature Il its
Mafured Cer6iA-
oates,
which are paid in cash, 10 such members as
live TO complete their yrArs Of expectancy, rs
computed in the tables.
Members Of this Society have reliable as
surance Of securing benefits,
lst.--In case Of Permanenf Physieal Disa-
billy.
2nd.-At maturity of their Certificates.
3rd.-To their bsHcfeiayies or heirs at deatA.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-02-15

The Object Of tbs suit lie 10 procnre y de-
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