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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-08-03

lttio 1dlafft BET ioI5er gerpeuouug rajd5e
yiHoeruug in allen Sdaeu, in Oenau 56pes
telbdoer auge3etgt itnO, ME bel &beuma.
ttSuuS, @tdt, 2euOeupeb, 6iitipeb, Sal,a
t.uB, 6Ied)ten, 8rdge unb ieOer Rrantbeit,
ge9eH peItc 4erite . dmefel in irgen6
elmer 6Orm empfebleu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-08-03
W0lartn
III tbrsH uetTateoenarti8en 6ormstJ
bjbigCs nnO faltC5 JiCbcr.

gs ajebl feiu 6dlmits, iD oer Btt, fDeIbes bibts
dCS uu6 taltss 5Fieber u15 ale ln5erEu Wnlrta
ften 95cutu=. Sharindl= EBpbus=, aeibe5 uu6
auoeJs Iicber mir pdie Cor RaoWaB's BtueW
70 idHlQ 6eIlt ais Di0cpag's Beaouz Relief
Rreis 80 Gents. gu ba5e1 bei allen 4pot1tt2rn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-08-03
Grore Setts 8eIOI

HsOIPb Guts Rr. 10, Rore'9aIusrt'S StraBs,
mnti Elm ausss.sibnstes gaar ssudbter Caters
snr 70 aut Sefeaung un6 aGranttrt fur bGs Baffen
unb bic 8autr9aitlgteit. (DPdrB27, 1870
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-08-03
See gaaamafanal.

Mabri6, 2. @uguf. - 8roititren uuo
@irfulare, Delde oaS Bolt auHuroerH, oas
caftliuuiide Sod ub5umerieu uu6 oas alte
S6nigreif 81 prOtlamiren, peroeu in Gaia
lonien perbreitet. Die B0li3ei bei6Iasnabmt
bic 8otumeHte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-08-03
Rebr getos.

Der 8rGfOent petirte beute bier 8riOat.
8enionsbils. 9ieieIben uerpillt9teu Ben
flouen on Rabel BARNES, Duncan 6orbeS,
Ulurie S. 9a9emuuu uub Bm. .. gSeaOer.
sie gapiere int Setrsfi Oss Gutttns'iben
Eauea
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-08-03

9Beun Rs nan 8oritlIt ge5raudt miro, Iinoert eS
SpDbrcturu, GOpfidlmer}eu SurbiGu, SUM-
MER COMPLAINT. Bubr, Spltf, Didhuugen
uub ale iunerliten Stmeryen. Bgiienbe iOlten ina
mcr cine Bloire BON 3laowan's 6eaoBsHeitet
Del Fd b'6rn, GiriQe ErOyi,u, IN 2Bafer genomH
men, pCr6In Sraufbgiteu 0oey Shmeucn, Die 6urd1
ben UctiI 5e5 EriniDOitr Deruriltt Uer6eH, uJrs
bitten. Gs cir Reism1ttel ii e bcer, ais irlulofa
itsr Goguac ooer BltisJeT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-08-03

nur0en aefern BON 4rdF0enten Dem 5enat
uno rem &eprdientaHten9auie 5ugei4tdt.
8ieielbtu entbatten uur Die bereits betaHnten
6bahadeu uno bag Setretdr Saparo BON
ben Neritansrn empbatiit bic 6reiIafuHJ
Cuttings perlangt. DaS Somite fit aus
nartige 4ngelegsnbeiteH miro mOrgen frib
nm 10 llhr cine Sieung halten. 9Ste man
bort, miro oas Gomite bic 8erbaftuAg unb
6as Telbalten Cuttings als cine SerleBuu9
ieinss amerifant9eu &ir9errsdteS ertlaren
uno ben PrdFoenten in empbatiiaer 8etje
aufiOrOelu, Cuttings 6rsilaIuH9 81 Oerlan.
gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-08-03

Rom, 2. auguf.-6eute purben 10 @rs
fraHtungen nuO GObesfdne an Der Gbelera
aus Bologna uno 166 Grtruntungeu, ioDie
81 8oeesidlIe aus ben iibrigeu iufjtrtan Or
ten gemeloet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-08-03
Br. HabwaB'sSarCa arilIiaH-R -RfloIurut
Ofr Gro6c 8Ittretnt9er,
lut seilung dlrontifsr QeiOeYt, b ifrpphul5s
ier, Gugeerbter OOcr auiteGcuOer Art.

sut Ssilung droutiner 9eioeu, Oh ifrcphul6s
ier, augeerbtcr DDcr aWiteGcuOer Art.
@brouiiteu Rbeumaj5mus, SfroDbelu, trofcnes
6iiitCIn, treb5nrtige Ee0eu, gunaeubluuH9er, Dg5s
3rpfie, Dd0grges NEfto6sn, @ntoluDamm, @es
ihmilite 6hittrantbsit, @jidlt, 2S0HJiutt, 5rOns
uitis, ShminoiUdlt. CUR beilung 0ou
6Gmtfratif1eiteu
NrsidIag i'm GiCfdt uu6 nui eem 3orpeT, yinueBs
4utelH. Sai8HuE, Clten 2Bunbeu uuo @elhmureu
ubtrtufft 5r. 8aoWRn'S Satinpartaiau=Jtes
iUlUeut ole un6suru 0ulmittei. @CIenjgt oa5 8luts
i.eIlt Die @auHoheit uno Die Ggdita Dieogr btr uU3
acbt Ss6ermanu cine Hare Saut uuo cine iaons 9ts
iihtsiarbC.
2eberlctoett It. {. -.
Bas neutrality-suspicious. ubertyiftt uiht
nur ale ArSHeien Ia oer peIlung hronlter, isropbus
io'er, couhitutoHsIer un6 Sautfraui5cittH; es iR
aud1 oas eiHMge mIrtlidhe 6emittei qegeH
y2terens itttO BIaieuletoeFt,
9aIHs uuo @cbdmutterzF FJauibtltens gtltrengrttss
3ufey5oruruhr, 0BahsriutI Stotung oe5 urtHss
unmiltlrdles WaNTlllien, Su89tihe 8rantbettp
albumtnuria unb in allen 56len, IN oenen i'm urtn
seqelfauburti9e gtcoUiddge Dor5anoeH lino, oSer in
6eneH ar 6td, lUOig nit siUeiBlTti9sn SubfaHBen
o0er nit Td0en Die Don meiBerSgoe qemliht NJ OoeE
Elm fraHl6aies, 6uHiles, sau9e5 ausiebea uH6 meBe
Euohsnmeblz lzJde6elidldqe bat, unb IN benen man
bel'm QBoieTluNeu Elm Stedben un0 Bremen iu6lt
uuo S6merBen Im Sreu8 uuo IN ben Sen0en Derpuris
gu baben bel &potbsiern. 4teis tin Dollar.
Stu seHu Sabre altes @eIAwhr tm GietitoG
furirt burh
TT. NaDmGp's SetlntitteI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-08-03

Efr. see unc B28, 9SeftsBGIttmose.Efrahs ne,
Gtets Doratht9 etHe groBe AusmabI Grants urib
Darmor @robhetns, 5isuren, BaIsn &C. BefisIs
Inuseu cut gobelpletteu, gusbobtn, GBonbbetIets
buneen &C. bu ben btntahen $Isttu ausgeid5,t.
(Snut8-N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-08-03
Slr. 1874.
ed by Letters Patent

y
. .GJ,HNN,8
90 3.
zz-ECs$S~I7V& f7rr.Us1sSS
|. Sulphur Soap
TIT oaa 'ptrfTamFe bcganute WttteE
grgGn aIIr gautkranbbritn.
SIe maat 6Ieid uuo Eeiut meib, bleiHt
uH0 Derlb0nert OleielbeU. Ieberau oebr1t.
den tle 8Gmeu ais Elm cleQanteS Rosmetis
tum, uHo mer ite 7ur 8eiCitiQuH1 BON Tius
men, Slitben, &Otbe uno @utEirbuuu eer
pant argemeHOct bat, ertldrt iie fiir etn
brompteS atnO OtreFt tpfrFenSes w2Eta
tel sur oattCru0en Gufferuuud
aaer Dldn8eI otefcr Srt.
Gle mad)t elm prddHge8
S6wefef-2 -2SaO
lttiS Idjafft BET ioI5er gerueuouug rate
ylHoeruHg IN allen TileH, in Oeueu S6nes
ielbdoer aHge3eigt itno ME bel Rbeuma.
uSuIuS, @ld1t, GeHOeumeb, 6iiitgpeb, Sal5a
HUB, 6ledlten, 6rdee unb ie0er Rrautbeit,
ge9eH nelt)C lerite . hmefel IN irgen6
eluer Sorm empiebleu.
@Ienn'S S6tpeFelIctfe il ieet bas po.
puarlte betaHnte Ytittel bei 8rit b.,
8ranomuuoeu, Eereuhuaeu, GueHfs
uno Sd)uIttOerleguugcu, Sdner3eu un6
Stedleu gemorOen.
SiC teitii9t iauber uu6 qeiuuO uu6 nirS
tel Der ScIlette uHierer ieiuaea geieuidaft
sebrundt.
SShf 0cbrGitd1 TIT HW PlaBc, rpotmmer
uHo meunlmmer Suie irgeuO melhtr 4rt
bbutoupt qeDrduht meroeu olte; oa fe
ieOod grOBe 6eietgeuldaieu beiiBt, 10
Itetgern lidl Die aus ibrer allgemeueu 4n1
nenoung ermadieuOeu SCrtbeiIe ums
6un0ertfadle.
ste TIT etn arokeS DeStnfi5frer Der
Beriou, Der Rlet0er, 0eS &ett3euge8 uiu.,
mttbIu cine Sdutuebr i'm l3aule gegeH
Gufedung.
sic bcrfd1reibcn bic &er3te uuO bas
8ubhIum nOoiFrt itc.
Gle ii In ie0em moblgeOrOuateu 6auSs
! balte 3um 8eoiiriuihe 9emOroeu, uHo als Der
billigfe @eiuH6beit3 8ef0rOerer, Der Oeu
GOlte betarnt IN, iOute @lentt's 56tUes
| feITctft BON ieoem Wuuue, ieoer 6rau uuS
| ie6Cm SiuOe in Gmeutu augeUenOet uuo
gut ncr0eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-08-03
Scr mnitncrfehr init Gnbi

Der 3meite Ss@eueraIpoitmeifter, 6r.
SEQ Snolt, bat elnen SAueupOitOienit imi.
i6eu ben atIautiiteu StaateE Uuo pauanHa,
Cuba, ein9erittct. Die YOfiaaeu aus benz
S1en peroen per @iieubabn mad Sampa,
6la., uno BON bort per 0Gmpfer uta 3ep
Q8elt mad 9apauna bei0rOert. Die uedt
@mr,9tuug W;rb Die 3stt 3mtifen gtem
gOri unb 9Guanna I'm stwa 5Det Gage per-
tiirSen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-08-03
Gintsume oes GpnItrenI 6omite's ilber Die
6IuBs unO SaTtnbia.


9a8 @ouferen3s s@omlte, mel4em Die SluBs
uno 6afenbla Ibermieien wuroe, er5telte
b,ute &beno etne olitGnoige &iniguug unO
mtro oieielbe morgen oem 9auie einjeril,s
ten. Die SenneptntanQl &lauid 1T oabiu
amenoirt, oaB fie cine Sermefung Der &a,
nulroute ourd) 8egierun9s >Su9euieure autos
rifrt. Ser Seridjt iiber bic Sermefung iOu
in Der Edfien @ougreBfsuug eiugereidt
merbeu, uno rnittlermetle TT fein @elb fir
ben anfang Der Serfeuuu9sarbetteu uerpils
ligt. Die Sermilltguus fir ben Stem 9orttr
9aien 1T auf $3.50, 900 tel9eieBt.
@esmif6teS.
9ie beutige Steuereiunabme betrug $657 =
913 uuo Die 3Oleinnabme S635 1858.
Sobn q. BariOns aus WurpluuS if gum
@bef elmer 9iuiiOu im @eHerauanOamte er.
nannt noroen.
CUR @inl0iung befimmte Natiouals 8anfz
gtOteu i'm 8etra9e bon S276, 900 liefeu beute
i'm S6atamte elm.
8as 6lotten.Departement it beua9rif)
tigt, OaB :oer SunOssOampfer nGuaapOoia"
am 81. Suli 81 Bahia autam.
Sn ber beutigan Gretutipiisung Oes 5e:
mats tpur0en bieIe @rnennungen beltGtgt upO
einige pentge bon 9erlnserer Seoeutun9 Der
lporfen.
@eueralbunoesanpal @drlanO reifte beuta
GbeuS mad ieiner 6arm nabe Qittlez Jlod,
Qrf., nb, I'M etnige Q8oG)en bort 3u perbrins
gen. Seine @euHobeit ldBt leit ieiHer SrauT.
belt bonn leBten gStnter iebr oteI 81 wiini6eu
iibrlQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-08-03
@lennIR EmtnffrIEcffe IN ieht hna

pudrite betaHnte 0tittel bai 8rH b.,
SranOnuuOeu, Serreutuugeu, GuetIhs
mn SfmttoerLeguugcu, Shmer3eu ua6
Steheu QemOrOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-08-03
8ranSfataftropbe In sgranr.eta.

Naute8, ,. 2Sihreuo ser Utr-
gungeuen 9iOht bradl IN eiuem biefgeu 8Obu=
nauie 6euer Gus. Stint gisuideu tameH in
Oeu 6lammen I'M. &lH1 Trau praug init
ibrem Sinoe i'm arme ans eiHem 6euiter,
uuO gSeiOe uuroeu Qet0Otet,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-08-03
@roSe NusuahI BON
e. &tI9attner,

MARBLE and SLATEMANTELS,
cerferttst aus ben Beri6ebenftsn grten Rarmor uni
So9iefeT na6 ben ueuefttn Nuftern pom
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-08-03
nus Der Sunoes6a1tptitGot
stanO Osr RattOmGIi6uIS.
-u!HlHu ..-...'..'' -..... 81 1A4f1OOA'Ooi T.
eie cIeomaraartubta umter,et6uet.

Ser grGiiOent bat bic GleOmargarinbiu
unterSeidluet uno bem 9teprGeHtanteHbaule
eiue ldugere 8Otihait 9edtdt, in weI4er CT
eine @Gua0e fir bic @euebmt9uu9 Der Sors
loge Guseinanoere5t un0 el!ide meitere Sc
ietea zSerOrOnmgen empfteblt. Sn einer
Soii6dft erfldrt Der PrdiiOent, er lei Hadg
reiiliber lleberlegung ju Der lleber3eugunJ
9elaust, SaB Die 0!eOmargOrinbta tros aler
BON gemifsn Setten ber gegen iie erbObeneH
@inmanoe cine 9ieiurmbiu uHo i'll le0er Qtu
fGt periaTun9smdBig Jet. Die 4ngabe,
bag fie einem SnoIfrie5metSe i'm SHterelle
anOerer Snbufrie3weige cine Steuer Guf
erlege, laIie lih nibt aufre6t erbalteu, tuoel
len i6ejne es Inn piinideuswertb, menu Die
Bill senauer oefuire, mas etgeutllb Oleo
marearin lei. Das <}Htereiie Der @onlInten
ten erbsiit)e, nuB iie genau lUitBten, Oh iie
eiuen Gtten Artifel, ooer eiuen naagemaf)
ten fauieu; IN oieier pinlid]t lei Der 2Sorts
Iaut Der Bill etmaS unfair, uno er bllte eS
haber fir ratbiam, cine geeiguete aeuOcrun9
Su empeblen. 9a Die Bill erff in 80 GGsen
in 8raft trete, uno Die udaite @OngreBilsuug
ipdtefen8 einen Ronat 0arQuf er6ftnet meroe,
70 t0unte Die notbwenOise abanoerHng in
mentgen 2Bo9eu mad Sntrafttretun9 Der
gorlGQe Doraeuomneu perOeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-08-03
TIT aas 'otrfTamHe Desannts gatttsE
grgsn ale gauthraubbcitrn.

S5ie maat 6Ieiidl uu0 Eeiut petdj blettt
uHO 0erih0nert OieieIbeH. Ie5eraa osbraus
den iie 8Gmeu ais elm cleQauteS Rosmetis
tum, unO mer fte lur 9ecitQuun BON Tius
ueu, 8liitben, &Otbe unO @utiirbuua Ser
pant argemeHOct bat, ertldrt ie fiir Elm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-08-03
46. Sabrgang.
NtnOneti1!
J1(C0t=COlnp.
MtnOfeti9!

i ETs fir tss @nb 2mn @f6PiH8Li4 Yel@mOFet &mdfi4
ar be6un rabge uno onert Ieet in trn uedOes
Slnnpsrtuus- -eaOeu 6kf4 u tIsenOen @reen:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-08-03

Sie II in ieOem tpOblgeurOueteu 6auSs
baIte gum Seoiiriuiiie gemOroeu, uHo als Der
biligfe @efuu0beit3 8ef0rOerer, Der benz
&Olte beiarnt III, iOIlte @leutt'S 56ipes
feIIetft BON ieoem Wauue, ieoer gran uu6
ie0Cm Siube in Gmeutu ausepsuOet uu6
gut tdngemeH6et mer0eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-08-03
S6wefef- 2SaO

Gle mudt Elm prddtige8
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-12-23

high when she saw that already the first
catch in the room, John Winston, veal
thy, distinguished, accomplished, and hand
some, was beStowing the most devoted at
tentions upon her beautiful niece.
80 the FateS-not always Cruel-willed
that Margie's Christmas holidays should be
q dream Of splendor and gayety-of lovely
new dresses, Of parties without number,
and admiration without end, till Margie's
little head would have been turned IL all
these things had not charmed her less than
the light in one pair Of grey eyes, and the
low tones Of voice that was dearer than
ell the world besides.
That was gay winter in vile, and
the next summer was fully as pleasant and
eventfuL
Have you heard the news, Jim = asked
Mr.. Gloss, drawing up his team before the
smItny, one sunny morning in June
What is il = asked the blacksmith wip-
ing his brow.
Well, one wedding makes many, they
say. Here's young Mr.. Elliott going 10
marry that pretty Miss Addie Brent Fine
girl, after all, but just u little kystcd And
Miss Margie Hepburn, the blessedest little
critter that ever stepped, is going to marry
John Winston. IL Is good match, too,
and / don't know any other man I'd say
that much for
Well, | must say l kind of s'picioned
that said Jim, smiling, when they came
ridin' by here together last week, and my
July gave Miss Margie them wild roses that
grow down in the ravine where fell that
night. Pretty pink things they are, bout
the color of her cheeks, as July says
Well, 1 must say you are a long time
spicioning it,, said Mr. Cross, dryly It's
been in my mind ever since that same night
| have always heard that everything was
for the best, and / s'pose the use Of the
thunderiest snow-storm ever saw, was 10
bring them two people together, that might
not ever have seen each other without il.
But don't keer about having hand in
matchmaker of that sort every winter, and
Mr.. Cross touched up the leaders and dis
Appeared in a cloud Of dust.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-12-23
JOHN II. LLOYD

Teal iarmcr u EhapticO Dis
lie says that he can grow as
: but while Obcr's is just as
r Fertilizer that hc has used
u and prosperous farmer but
'Veral Years and SAYS he will
JOHN II. LLOYD
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-12-23
THE WHITE.

An improved hig arm Sewing Machine.
The advantage If high arm, admitting
the passage under it Of bulky garments
without mussing or soiling the contracting
by them, is too well known "a require des-
cription.
IL will last life time and its range Of
work exceeds that of any other macGine
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS.
Among the many advantages oi the
White mschine are its needle, Sclf-Sciting in
every sense If the word-always right
IL has the least complicated, the most
simple, durable and complete shuttle ever
made, simplicity in threading being an cs-
pecial feature. The shuttle tension Is SO
arranged that you can increase il or de-
Crease it without removing the shuttle from
the machine or disarranging the work
All wearing parts Of the White are made
adjustable, So that any lost motion incident
"a long usage can be easily taken up, thus.
avoiding the delay and expense in duplica-
ting parts. The simplicity in threading tAss
White is unequaled by any other machtur.
and We would particularly call attezv IN
"a the fact in either the upper ~ y ,wer
thread, there is no hole a. thread u n,ugh
excepting the eve of the needle
For Family USE Drrss Makial Tsilor.
ing, the White is without peer.
Il. Lee Harder, Agent,
COMPTON, MD. Juiy 10
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-12-23

PERSONS wishing to buy or sell land in
81 Nary's county, Maryland, viii consult
their true interests by communicating with
FENWICK & HAMMETT at Leonard
town, St Mary's county, Maryland, as the
undersigned have made Arrangements 20
give this branch OF business prompt and
special attention.
JOHN F. FENWICK,
DANL- c. HAMMETT,
Nov. %, SS3-tf
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-12-23

Capt. w. c. GEOGHEGAN. will leave Pier
10, Light Street Wharf, every TUESDAY
and Friday At B, p. NJ, for the following
landings on Potomac River:
ON TUESDAYS FOR
Corntield Harbor, Munday's Point,
Jones Wharf, Ahells Wharf.
Brome's Wharf, Howard's Wharf
Bacon's Wharf, Leonaritown.
Cowarts Wharf, Foxwelrs Wharf,
Coan Wharf, Stones Wharf
kinSale Wharf, Cobrum Wharf,
Lodge Wharf, Nomini Ferry.
Leave LEONARDTON for BALTIMORE
on Thursday at :, 4. NJ.
ON FRIDAYS FOR
Confeld Harbor, Foxwelrs Wharf,
Jones Wharf Cobrum Wharf,
Brome's Wharf, Towards Wharf,
Bacon's Wharf, Leonardtown Wharf,
Cowart's Wharf, Stones Wharf,
Coan Wharf, Lancaster's Wharf,
kinsale Wharf, Bluff Point,
Lodge Wharf, Chaptico Wharf,
Munday's Point, Liverpool Point,
Piney Point, Smiths Point,
Abells Wharf, Glymount
ALEXANDRIA & WASHINGTON, D. c.
Leave WASHINGTON for BALTIMORE
on Sunday, at 4. p. NJ
Freight Received oAig on TCESDA rs and
FRLDA rs
No Freight received after 40, r. n
No Bills of Lading will be signed except
those of the COmpany's.
r. FOSTER, General Manager.
4. NEEDHAM, Jr., Agent
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-12-23
Factory, Locust Point.
MARINE BANK BUILDING. BALTINOR

O|N htf-' tS-l"ct1 No ItrntH RUc c0Hd
An"o''a'd SUPER PLoSo@ Of Lne FvrD Ruc B,@cs Pre- Dis
ht1r Bones and POTASH, Pare Dis Boa, lauc Genuine Ms
b"4 Re RosphIs DIS Zone Po&r'a, ,nd P1,sh, wa, HH
Phosphate, Locust Pant tiJe,tR rntaaIirY
nda PtasL, NvILHe RiDzh. G,onnd Iiukno and
az F'rui-nq Nits7T<
lyrlil
whil
nt This House and
Of raprlS
ns.th
not be- I,lle
nt,rst
NY create tsTt is t. ir planters southern MARY to class
Mr.
an, own Mr. g. b. Lloyd Collector Salesman receive Won,
the tn.
%
licCttp
W. truly JOHN
Mary Tobacco die
he from
Fertile
tinr ionlya
ourrs
use "'''"'tSi' 0''h "H'A'""' l'oa'c'. JOHN H.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-12-23
R cal Estate.

PARTIES wishing to sell farms, by furnish
ing the undersigned description. etc, will
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Nevada County picayune., 1886-12-22

''I am pledged to another, Mir. Beverley. Do not strive tc tempt me to break my word. His parents were my friends when l was alto gether friendless. His devotion has never failed me. Should l shrink from rewarding him nowW
 The next day as Kitten sat try ing to read. servant brought her the card of "Mr. Robert Bottom"
 He is in the parlor, ma'm."
 Kitten rose and went down.
 Mir. Beverley stood leaning against the mautel.
 "Good morning, Miss Byington."
 "Good morning, MT. Beverley. l Il was looking for Mir. Bolton.'
 ''He is here.'
 Kitten glanced around the room with a puzzled air.
 "Where?"
 He took both her hands with passionate tenderness.
 My Kitten. my precious little one. am Robert Bolton"
 You, Mr. Beverley"
 "Yes. myself. Kitten. l dared not claim your hand until, under another name, l had won your heart. You have been true to me -truer than 1 had any right to hope. My darling, will you be my little wife now. in very truth?"
 Half an hour after wards, when Mir. Byington came in, Kitten ran to him, all smiles and tears.
 MT BeverleyW he said in sur- prise, glancing from his neice to his companion.
 No, uncle. it isn't Mir. Bevcr- ley, it is Robin, my old love, Robin, and--and l am so happy
 Farmer Bolton and his wite came up to the wedding, and were the happiest old people in the world except Mir Byington.
 Now, aren't you glad you stood by your old lover, Kitten" de manded Robin.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-12-22
Living Within Ones Income.

The close observer cannot fail to notice that the habit of our people are undergoing a decided change. We are no longer free. handed and careless, as of yore. We have known the bitterness of poverty, and we have known that economy is the surest means by which to grasp the power that belong to wealth. This tendency is illustra- trated on the grand scale, in the case of our banks, which have in recent years pursued the policy of annually laying aside a portion of their profits. The result of this policy is seen in the condition of one of those institutions which has a reserve considerably larger than it's capital. Our people, rich and poor alike, are trying to live with in their means This, after all, is the fundamental fact of the situa- ton N. Q. Times Democrat.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-12-22
4 Reformed Southern State.

You take old Georgia. I'm proud of her. If anybody asks you where live, you tell him l live in Georgia. Do you hear! Pm proud of that. Our Governor is a constitutional tetotaller he won't touch it iii any shape or form. He is deeon in the Baptist church, and loves God and keeps his cOm- mandmeutS. The chief justice of our State will pray ali night with penitent or poor sinner that iS trying to find God. Oar United States Senators are members Of the Church of Jesus Christ, and A. H. Colquitt, the United States Senator, is the grandest prohibi- ton worker in America to-day. Aud l want to tell you [ om the top down to the bottom, old Geor gia iS not only n prohibition State, hut she is.living on the plan of the ten commandments. We've got decent people in authority in that State, Applause A voice, <, "Democrats, too, ai'nt theyW We'll, they were until they got re- ligion. Tremendous applause and laughter -Ssm Jones.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-12-22

To be dumb the remainder of life is better than to speak false ly.