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gentlemen assisted by Mr.. David
Kane and a pleasant evening was
spent. s
Mr.. Albert Rush and brother
have gone to Saratoga for the
season. MIR. Edward Jones of the
Grey Invincibles will lead to the
altar this fall Miss Sadie Jones,
formerly of Baltimore. Robert
Morton, of the Riggs of your city
arrived here last Saturday but
left Tuesday for the 'Beechwood'
House, a few miles from this city.
The old veteran, John Tabbs,
hold forth at the American House
and amuses the boys with selec-
tions from Shakespeare, as he is
well versed in the tragedies.
Mr.. Tecumseh Pierce of the
Sturterant House, New York, aud
wife are in the city aud are
the guests of DIR. G. III. Hamilton
of j unlper. [ had the pleasure of
meeting Mr.. George f. Mayo,
late of Haverly's Mastodon Min
streIs, and was very much pleased
with him. | had quite an inter-
view with him and he gave
me quite a description of
minstrel life. He is about to put
on the road a show upon his own
responsibility, about the 1st of
July, at a costly expenditure. Mr..
Mayo has staked his all in this
adventure. AS an artist In his
line of business he has no equal.
He wears gold medal having de-
feated the great Horace Wheatley
ut New Orleans, De-. l 1883. He
is ready at all times to defend his
title, b btrring none foc from $500
to $4,000. He is the originator
Of the celebrated banj, song and
dance, performed only by him
with great success upon the stage.
In his Juggling act whilst playing
the banjo at the same time is i'm
mensc and many are the tricks
that he amuses his many heal ers.
He was born in New Orleans, Au-
gust 5th, 1865, is a graduate from
Mays college Maryland, and the
son of a wealthy Louis ana planter.
But having the musical talent he
took liking for the stage and
has travelled extensively all over
the country. He will be in your
city this fall with one of the pro-
fessional minstrel companies.
Mr.. Archie Marshall holds forth
at the Lafayette hotel.
Having been suffering with
severe cod in the head it was im-
possible for me to get all the news
| desired. I wish to stae to the
hotel men Of your city if they de-
sire any Information in regard to
-thnIIAtAl -Rratharhnnd- thau-can
receive it by addressing DIR. G. III.
Hamilton, American House, this
city. With many good wishes, l
remain,
"Wanderer."
The Washington bee., 1886-06-26
DON'T BE UNEASY

Inview of the approaching Press
Convention and the slashlng edi-
tor, Case of the BEE and MARITIME
of the Standard, are lnduiging in
we would suggest that they be
Gated in opposite corners Sprung
field Tribune.
Cranks always max. fuss.
The Washington bee., 1886-06-26

We have been informed that
the petition requesting secretary
Lemar to make a change at the
FreedmaDs' hospital, will be filed
with the Sec'y. next week or shortly
after. The impression is that DR.
Cook will be appointed, while 9th.
CTS CIdIm IHdG DIS. EId1OIO va [Au'
gusta will be rewarded.
The Washington bee., 1886-06-26

Commissioner w. B. Webb paid
a visit to the colored schools this
week. Mr.. Webb has high opin-
ion of our colored schools, but, a
poor opinion of some of the trus
tees. So have the people.
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CONGRESS,

News from all over the District
confirms the opinion that l.. j.
Moore, Of Craven, is the coming
man for Congress. Let Craven
county do her duty and The nomi-
nation is n fixed fact. Craven
county is for l.. j. Moore for Con
The Washington bee., 1886-06-26

Suffrage i'm the District OF
Columbia.
The Washington bee., 1886-06-26

The collector will call on every
subscriber next week. Please have
your money ready for him.
The Washington bee., 1886-06-26

Let the people elect their school
officers.
The Washington bee., 1886-06-26

Prof. Gregory is making a good
school officer.
The Washington bee., 1886-06-26
Home rule for Ireland.

Matthews nomination was de-
foated.
The Washington bee., 1886-06-26
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The
PEOPLES RESORT.
JERRY ROBINSON, Prop.

JERRY ROBINSON, Prop.
9O7 11th St. m. w.
Having secured one of the finest
business localities in the city for
the accommodation of my friends
and public generally, beg leave to
say that since ladies and gentlemen
are barred from public places fo
any Importance, they can be served
with Oysters, Game, Wines and all
kinds Ofrefreshments of the season
The proprietor desires to say fur
thur that he has polite and accom-
mOdating walters and one of the
best houses in the city. This is the
place where ladies and gentlemen
only can be waited on and for tina
and other reasons, / respectfully
ask your patronage.
fUssELLs' ICE CREAM LHD CAKES Sin FIN
Style, served in large dinning rooms
Give me a call it is first class i'm ev
cry particular.
oO7 1lth st, m, w.
The Washington bee., 1886-06-26

There are two very fine
furnished rooms for rent at 2028,
18th st. q. W. with all modern im-
pr0yements. Call and see them
The Washington bee., 1886-06-26
JOSEPH S. DAVIS,

AttOrney-Rt-I4aw
80 n. Calvert ST., Baltimore, Nd.
Will practice i'm all fhe courts OF the
city of B lltimOre, and the supreme
court OF the District of Columbia
Civil and Criminal cases conduct
ed collections made. Legal docu
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given to actions in both the Law Sc
Equity courts. Washington CON-
municatiOns left at the office of the
"Bee" will receive immediate atten
ton.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-10-07

The Democratic party is freeing
itself Of the assistant republicans
who last winter voted with Randall
against the tarif-reform bill. Two Of
the four Louisianians have been rele-
gated to private life and the single
Alabamian has been similarly treated.
In this State Mr.. Findlay has little
chance of again incorporating DEM
orratic constituency. In Ohio. Frank
Hurd, the apostle of tariff-reform, has
been nominated and presentindications
are that the next House will contain
enough true democrats to pass a bill
reducing the present outrageous war
tariff
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-10-07
A TOURNAMENT, SUPPER AND BALL
for the benefit of the Catholic. Chapel will
take place al Mechanicsville, on
Wednesday, October 18th, 1886.

st. AUGUSTINE BRASS BAND has
been engaged for the occasion. Ball Room
and Arches will be decorated. knights
from Charles, Calvert, Prince Georges and
st. Marys are invited 10 ride. The prizes
are eight crowns, saddle, bride and whip.
Riding will commence tone O'Clock, sharp.
Entrance fee, one dollar.
Carriages - cts; buggies. 20 cts horse
back. Is cts; pedestrians, 10 cts. Success
ful knights will be admitted To Ballroom
free. Coronation in Tableau form.
OratOr-DR LEWIS CARRICo. of Charles:
Coronation Address.-llon. ii. +. SPALD-
ING, of Baltimore: Chief Marshal-R J..
BoARMAN, Of Charles.
HeTaids.-George K. Garner, Hsr.ert r.
Moore. y. Burroughs, lgns. f. Mattngley.
Messengers Ia Hcrald.-Johnny Parsons,
Jimmy Graves.
JudgeS.-A. Gardiner, George Mating
ley. DIR. James Thomas, J. ]. Cough, Henry
Adams, J. II. Parsons, i. G. Edwards. Jun.
Y. Camalicr, Frank VI. Dyer.
Master Of Ceremony. +. VI. Raley.
Committee Of Arrangements.-John \.
SCOTT. Bishar.d I, Gas1pfStYa atitser"'' Combs
Door-keepers.-CbarlesI Russell, j. Alvey.
Ball Committee-Mrs. Chapman Bar
Der. Mrs l.. J. Sutton. DR.. Morgan, DR.
Payne, Ashby Burroughs, DR. LII. sutton
Parties wishing dinner will b. served
All the delicacies II the season. will be on
hand. PatuXent Oysters in abundance.
Sept. %, 1856.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-10-07

An improved hig arm Sewing Machine
The advantage Of high arm. admitting
the passage under il Of bulky garments
without mussing or soiling the compacting
by them, is too we'll known tn require des-
cription.
Ii will last life time and its range of
work exceeds that Of any other machine.
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS.
Among the many advantages of the
White machine are lis needle. self setting in
every sense Of the word-always right.
Ii has the least complicated, the most
simple. durable and complete shuttle ever
made, simplicity in threading being an es-
pecial feature. The shuttle tension is so
arranged that you can increase il ar de-
crease IL without removing the shuttle from
the machine or diSarranging the work.
All wearing parts Of the White are made
adjustable. so that any lost mbtion incident
Ia long usage can be easily taken up, thus
avoiding the delay and expense in duplica-
ting parts The simplicity In threading the
White is unequaled by any other machine,
and we would particularly call attention
10 the fact in either the upper or lower
thread, there is no hole tn thread through
excepting the eve of the needle
For Family Use, Dress Making, Tailor
ing, the White is-wiihout II peer. = rs..
II. Lee Harden, Agent,
COMPTON, MD. July %.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-10-07

To a recent speech at Gainesville
Hoo. Barnes Compton replied to the
charges made against him by School
Examiner Holmes. We had intended
te3fsssEA 70 ths-eeh4rsss DOE eur can
didate has anticipated US and We give
below his side Of that question and
other Of his views:
But at that convention there was
another Moses, but. from bis ignor-
ance, he should tarry a while in Jeri-
cho, and let his beard grow longer. !
refer, Of course, to the genial Mr..
Holmes. of st. Mays. This gentle
man was very anxious to play the
goat, but DR.. Tuck got ahead of him.
He told the convention that If he had
been nominated he would have showed
up Barnie Compton's record. He
charged that l Incorporated the
school funds whilst treasurer of the
State. Why, bless your dear innocent
soul, Mr.. Holmes, the State treasurer
has no more to do with the school
fund than you have. The comptroller
appropriates and pays out the funds.
II you don't know any more about the
laws of the State than that, you had
better, as some people suggested, stay
home and be tied to your wifes apron
string. The first office | ever held
was that of school commissioner in a
republican county. During my stay
in the House and the Senate of Mary
land was always identified with the
public school interests, and | am proud
to say that | was the author Of the
original school law under which our
schools are now working. | am as
good a friend of the schools as any,
body, Mr.. Holmes. of st. Marys, in
cluded, and when get to st. Mary's
| have few things to say about Mr..
Holmes and his school record. An
other prophet in Israel arose not long
ago, and thls did the oracle deliver
itself: 1 see Comptons game. If he
gets beat for Congress he'll get Sell
mans place. :"
Mr.. Compton paused moment, then
he walked to the end of the stage. my
friends, he said, Il want youl votes,
and | want EN- bad. But, more than
your votes, | want your esteem, your
respect, your good wishes. And no
office do ! seek, unless you, the peo-
pie, believe that by my honesty, my
sincerity, nv devotion to democratic
principles, | am entitled to 1t. Nor
would barter your respect, your es-
TEEN, for the highest office under the
constitution of these United States.
And now let me tell you something
about this Observation-Disclosures
business. Why is he held on you
succeeding the death of John G. Hall
his name would have been sent to the
Senate for that same position. Then
arose the controversy between the
Senate and the President. Then the
President went on his vacation, and
since then the Maryland delegation has
never been together to agree on Mr..
Sellmaus successor. But | can tell
you this Mr.. Sellmans days are
numbered, and it isn't a very big
number either" Mr.. Compton then
reviewed his record in Congress brief fly.
He said The act Of which | am the
proudest is that spoke against the
humbpggery OF civil service. There
are sos men in the House Of Represen-
tatives. but if there is another man in
all that House that spoke against civ.
il service, then | will step down"
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Orphans Court Of 81. Mary's County, Set.
August 10, 1886.
ORDERED 10y the Court, That Kate r.
Dunbar and Robert c. Combs, administra-
tors of
JOHN \. DUNBAR,
late Of st Marvs cUsrhty, Nd, deceased,
give the notice required by law 10 the de-
ceased's creditors D. exhibit their claims and
that the same be published once a week for
six successive weeks in the ST. Marys BEA-
cox. Test: JAS I. NJ RALEY,
Register Of Wills for ~; Mary's county.
NOTICE
In pursuance Of the above order, we here
by give notice that we have obtained from
the Orphans Court Of St Mary's county,
Maryland, letters Of administration on the
PERSONAL estate Of John 4. Dunbar. late 81
said county, deceased All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby
notified Ia exhibit the same with the prpper
vouchers aftaI-hed thereto 90 the subscriber
on or before the 18th day 90 Feb, 1851. they
will otherwise by law be excluded from the
benefits ef the said estate. All persons in.
debied 20 the deceased are requested 10 make
immediate payment o. the subscribers.
KATE F. DUNBAR.
ROBERT C. COMBS
Administrators.
Aug. u, lsS6-6wf
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Thos. J. Cluverius. the Virginia
lawyer, who murdered his cousin.
Miss Lillian Madison. has been refused
new trial by the Virginia Supreme
Court and unless Providence or Gov.
Lee interferes, will be hung.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-10-07

Orisred, this osh day cf October, 1850
that The sale male and reported BY Walter l.
Dawkins, Trustee in this cause, be ratified
and confirmed. unless cause In the enntra-
~ be shawn On or heSoFe the and MunxiAy
81 Noyemher, lSS6, provided a copy Of this
order be published in the 50 Mays REA-
cox once q week for three successive weeks
prior 20 the said End Monday Of Novem.
Der. 4#.1, ..
The report states the hnd.'sOh 6sr 90.
j. FRANK FORD. Clerk.
True copy-Te<t:
J. FRANK FORD, Clerk.
Oc4 s-Sw. fF NJ Zee,
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NStirt 70 Hdel kssstr, and all dler we deal ia
lYaan.

For the information Of all persons con
Cerned, the following Act Oi ihc i.rl,isIa-
ture, passed March cath, 1885 i published:
CHAPTER 1911:
AN ACT prohibiting the sale Of ~piriiuolls
or FenneHted Liquors in the several
counties of the State on the day If elec-
ton
SECTION l. BE IL enacted hv th,. Gene
raj Assembly of Maryland. That il shall
not be lawful for the keeper of any hotel.
tavern, store, drinking establishment, oT
place where liquors are sold, ur for any
person or persons, directly or indirectly. IA
sell, barter. give or dispose of any spiriiu-
Gus or termented liquors. ale or beer, or ia
toxicating drinks If Aay kind, On the days
Of election hereafter - be held in the seye-
raj counties Of this State
SEC. ,. Be il enacted. That any person
violating the provisions ri this Act shall IL
liable a. Indictment BY the grand jury of
the county where the offence Is CnIamiited,
aud shall, upon conviction bciore any judge
Of any of the circuit courts of this State, be
fined a sum ~ not less than my dollars
nor more than one hundred dollars for each
and every offence-one-h half the fine shall
be paid the infnrmer. the other half 10 tho
county commissioners, for the use II public
rnads
- J. PHILIP GREENW ELL,
Sheriff of II. Mary's county.
Oct a-te
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DIED.

Departed this life at her home, near Char
l"tte Hall. on the Both Of september, 1886.
in the 4sth year vt her age, MARY NJ.
HANCOCK, wife Of JOS. III. Hancock.
port Tobacco Tiiscs please copy.
In BALTIMORE on October |, AT AIS a. m.
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FOR SHERIFF.

MesSrS. Editors You will please an
nounoe Mr.. JOHN :. JONES, Of the Sth
district. ~ candidate for the next SHEER
iffalty, subject IN the Republican Conven-
ton, aud say that he will he supported en-
tirely by his party and by democrats also.
DEMOCRATS AND REPrBLICANs.
Oct r-fe
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Ae attention Of persons, who are always
laNie habit of enforcing their opinions KzIan
- Ault 0f elections, by proposing tobet.
isNaAd toihe f9llaKing sextion.pf &zticie
- % - SzsNd<psas5eD Lass of shis stase:
- IL person hall naake any BET "
wasr ON &c result nj any electi0n % lake
A. persah Offendirfg sgains; the
'precNAx sestion, Shall be liable 90 indict-
'mentk - Circuit Courts, if the offence be
comaAtel In any county, or in the Crimi-
nal 6urf of Baltimore, and on conviction
shalADc fined not LES than fry nor more
THANH I've hundred dollars, 10 be paid 10 the
State br the use Of the School fund.
Y T4aA E1zyndepesit II money IN any part
sfsxk1A &s3aA. a., = maRsr-or bes upon ole
electios in this State or elsewhere, shall
be fo&itui- end -pasi OVER 70 the County
Commissioners Of the county where depos-
tied fJtaie use ~ the county: aud If depOs-
tied irshes cily ofiBaltimore, io the Mayor
and CT Council" --..
q q. PHILIP GREENwEL,
-i . Sheriff I'd 81. Aary's county.
Oct &c, u an
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New Advertisements.
OYSTER HOUSE.

Having fitted up my Cellar, am prepared
IN furnish oysters nj all hours and in every
style 40 the shortest notice
II. +. MOORE.
Oct. e-3m.
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ist Tuesday after the ist Monday, 1t
being the End day Of November, 1885,

in the several election districts Of said coun-
y a. follows, viz:
First District AZ T. G.. Edclcu's Store:
Second District at Valley Lee.
Third District At Leonardtown;
Fourth District at Chaptico;
Fifth District at Met-hanicSyille;
sixth District At Good Hop;
Seventh District ut Milestnwn:
Eighth District at ceniTeville;
Ninth District at Adams storc,
for the purpose of electing one person 10
represent the Fifth Congressional District
of Maryland in the Fiftieth Congress Of the
United States
The polls for said Election will he opened
in each and every Election District Of said
county, al the usual places of holding the
polls, At : o'clock, y NJ. and viii close NJ
6 O'cln, k, l.. NJ. when the ballots shall he
opened and publicly counted.
j. PHILIP greenwich,
Sheriff Of 81. Mary's county.
Oct tie.
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MARRIED.

EPHRAIM CHESSER 10 Miss NATL
DA L. SMACK.
WILLIAM J. JARBOE Ia HENRIET-
IA WHILE.
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a s!oosi Hat Tvap.

Says the Canl,riI
Thomas &. Grccuw
lndcI~n,i, ncr llnnl
u u sample 1T raI
count ui it, merits -
the truhh tncNphi
AMI others cuu
ar eight feet long.
wide, open al lShl, Il
Ing. Another buA
small cn",Irl 70 20 |
end cl"-c,l and a ~,
end. is made b. III !
or casing. A two- M
hnred through: both
Cas,Si, and tie trap i
set any where, but Il
corn house or barn u
bc cut large cnmfgh
box pro,rude. Con,
piled high on top of
better. The rats "
make their home int.
hen IA noise i. mad
farmer can tl'G.tNs . :
box that contains III,
inch hole when il cu
whole in an open H.
have q lot 81 fun. 81
Nine rats have been
this way, AMI arm
quickly eNternIinaie,
all the pois.bns know
uemen will patent Oh
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-10-07

The Stona- House and Dwelling in this
village, known a. the Big Brown Store.
Apply 10
WM. FRANK LEACH.
St Clements Bay, Nd.
OIL. TT
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
Charles f. Richards
".
George Whakn
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From our Regnl
Physicians ar KEEP. n
air for the lungs and
Is qn old physiolsgic
in have both, yet %,
n bilious nature jus;
for many preyiou. va
few exceptions. l.
" hiieSashing and vel
lected. Weeds and =
and hauled 81 the lssr
ry pr6aution has 4
against k.'ia4'- aainssaas'
table decomposition.
Politicians are rerI
Compton's re-elec;in|
now that Dr. Tuck i !
II is very dry and v
numerous.
The cold wave OF
the menury from 81
of 52' within twenty
fro,' easuesi and persu
the .'chills" were delig
Those who ATTENDED
49, which wep held ;
in c"nlIhendat0ry tern
ranra. His appeal b.
un circumcised ia heI
touching.
Few "ysten nave lE
ington.
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For Repreeatatise ia CoHsres-5a Di.tri


The successor Of Mr. Sellman. Coll
lectOr Of Internal Revenue for Mary
land will, it is reported be appointed
in the near future.
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Eastwood for Rent or Sale.

ters il for sale or rent Apply 10 Mr. Igna-
thus z Mattingiy, Mfiestown. Nd, or ad-
tf JOHN. W. RENEHAN,
West Friendship,
- Howard Co, Md.
Saps sna9 s ..E # q EHI
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Having located at the '.Great Mills,- lam
prepared 10 Accommodate permanent and
transient boariers At moderate rates.
MIA ALEX AILBURN.
Aug. Is. 1856.
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Thc Bi~eoe TrialI

~ Indicated in Ia
GOES ca 81 has been 4
" and the trial j. !
coming tcru uf ~.
Ina urirrinC the rru|
prisoner counsel. d
Termed. .iat,,l that
when, in capital "a
al Tor the Court wal
matter. ami inlinai.
the case. BI,pT y
here. In oplcr ih
have "A fair trial our
from possibilities ui
hal his ease lsrn IL
Hllr Court he " pul,l
partial jusiic" "A, "a.
The prisoner j. p'l'
think that his case
earthly court.
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Saint hi
fravI

:. VI. X. r. 1
wine, going Eas;
1890 n. IN. Arrv|
u. IN. Leave vi
daily except Su|
irving at Brand |
Early Morninl
vile, going W 81
AZ SAa q, m. 4
ESQ a. IN.
Evening Train
Fast. W,Nlnes,ia
m. Arriving At
Norfolk Stealj
Piney Point ~,
Saturdays. at 10
DAYS, WeSlneSla'
See s1iveriis,
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Accident.

Friday cvenIr
ter working ut
scaifold a diS,al
and was very :"
Combs attended
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located on the first floor. and the re-
mainder OF the building will be fitted
up as the residence Of the minister.
The record in the Office Of the en-
ginesrih ohsggs ei the Ysshingtea
Monu Dent abs IS tkat duxibg ths
mOnth of sspteraber tsenty-eisht pa
decd esrsOcs aScssdsd the ssAffs id
the Monument, and the record from
the first of April il ten thousand.
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Quarterly CSnA

J The 3ri Quart
Chang. VI T. {
Georges Island.
Quarterly Cont
18th instant. AZ
o'clock. pcachin|
u, of " aShingio..
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NOTICE

We have on hand forty bushels Of good
seed wheat G.. sale. Price, one dollar per
JOHN {. CRIER X CO.
Sept 30-3t.
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Capt. \. \.
brief visit last
j. looking well. !
the " cStcTn Cua
but says that h.,
place with MOI
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RATIFICATION MOTTO

In the Circuit Court for ST. Mary's county,
sitting - Count of Equity,
No 69S N +
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-10-07
NOTICE OF RSfRAY,

M0T1lE is hereby given that have IA.
IN kemp as an esiray, treSn9ssing upon
~ my Enclosures, a white Male Hog, with
small, sAsk spots ON zach side<s no ear
marks, nd has short tail. The owner Of
the abte described property is hereby
warnedlo come forward, proye property
pay chages and remove the same other.
wise, il viii be disposed Of according Il
law Is 49, JAMES TsPAYSE,
Sept 3. 1885. r