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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-13
Ra.lgSAD TINE TABLE.

Mississfppf Valley Route IT,, N. O.
and IT, Ry.l-Trains on this road run as fol-
lows: New Orleans fast mail, daily, leaves
is A. az New 6rs SpTs fast d S
daily, arrives { 9:l0 Am; Vicksburg ex-
press, daily, arrives at 5:45 pm.
Mfssissippi and Tennesseo.-Trains
move as follows: New Orleans nail arrives
daily at 9:5 am. leaves daily at 100 pm.
Newport News md Mississippi Val
Iey.-Trains move az iolloTs., Fast line
leaves at 5 80 PM Fast line arrives at 80
pm. st. Louis fast line arrives at 9 :06 a. m.
UoutsvIlIe and Nashville - Trains
move as follows: Fast mail arrives daily al
8 rs am: leaves at 10 pm; mail leaves
daily at 1910 am; arrives at $500 PEN;
except Sunday, at $500 p.m.; arrives daily.
except Sunday, at $3.50 q. m. standard time).
Gulf ROuts-( Ransns city, spring
Sleid and Mesnphfsl-Trains leaveM. and
n. depot as follows: No. 4, Kansas City ex-
press, leaves st 1888 An; No. B. Kansas
CITY express, arrives at 80 pm. No. 2,
Kansas City mail, leaves AZ 6 100 p. m. No.1,
Kansas City mail, arrives at $40 AN. No.
q, 81. Louis and Chicago express, leaves at
500 PM; Ne. /, St. Louis and Chicago. ex-
press, arriSss sts;io am. In effect Sunday
MenrhIs and Charleston - Trains
move as follows: Through express leaves
daily at l0:t0p.m. Nail and express leaves
daily at 10 100 a. m. Somerville accommoda-
tion leaves daily, except Sunday, at $3.50
pm. Through express arrives daily at 5:S
am. Mail and express arrives daily at &c 100
pm. Somerville accommodation arrives
daily, except Sunday, at 8 80 Am.
Memphis, birmingham and Attain
ue-Holly Springs Route-Trains move az
follows; No. leaves Memphis daily at 3;45
pal. arrives at Holly Springs at 8 ;5s pm: !;
No. 3 leaves Holly Syringe daily at 300
a m, arrives at Memphis at 10 10 Am; No.
leaves Memphis daily at 7:l6 p. N. arrives
H, n spfinEs daily at a:lS am. arrives at
remphis and Little Rock. Trains
move as follows central STANDARD time) !:
No. leaves daily at 4:20 pm, arrives at
,6p,m. No. 3leavos at 8 ;55 am. arrives
at sibO a. IN. No. 8 (freight) leaves Hopefeld
daily Except Sunday at 500. am; arrives
at T:l0 pm.
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Rainfall I'm Cotton BeIt for Week
Ending October s. ISSO
CITY NEWS.

Ticket No. 1859 drew $4,000 in
the Louisiana lottery yesterday, II was
sold in Memphis.
The sidewalks on Shelby sire It
must be put into good condition. So
said President Hadden yesterday.
The ChiCkasaw arrived at IL
O'Clock last night from White river
with 1914 bales Of cotton, 1897 sacks OF
seed and lot Of sundries.
In the allotment made by the
River Commission in New York Of
the amount appropriated by Congress
Memphis beach gets $50 600.
The following marriage licenses
were Issued yesterdaY: Matt Aiken,
eolored, to Nelia Somerville, colored,
and Ed ]. Coiter to Miss Cora Killer.
There was an expression of
genuine and deep regret amcng Mem.
phians yes'e day. when Il was learned
that Mr.. Henry Furstenheim WIS in a
dying condition,
Tho case Of the stat' against
Henry II. Meyer, s aver Of William b
Dunnavant, YVES called yesterday, and
continued by consent until Wednes-
day, October Goth.
Mission services for the poor are
held every Friday night at st. Mary'e
Cathedral, Poplar street, at o'clock.
Preaching on Friday, October 10Th, by
tho Rev. Father Patterson. All are
welcome.
The following were the lucky
numbers that drew the principal
prizes in the Lou siana lottery yeeter.
day: No. 6,442, $4,000, No. 6l,96S,
SOS, 200; No. 1859, $4,000; No, 20, l04,
$4,000; No. "a, 1872, $4,000.
-MoTiehe, McLaws & Co. and ]. S,
Mcrigl q Co. have taken contrao.
for over 100000 ya'ds OF lovying in
Tunies, Desoto and Coahoms counties,
Mics. The SECURING OF this contract
gives evidence OF the enterprise Of
Memphis contractors, as there was a
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-13
PERSONAL.

Miss ANNIE JONES, Miss Mary Ora
ham and Arthur s. Jones left Saturday
afternoon for s.. Louis on the steamer
City OF Vicksaurg.
J. NEWTON SCOTT for several years
connected with Y liner & Co., has re-
turned from Halifax. N S., with his
wife ar d child. He can be found at
his accustomed place, and will serve
his pa'rons With his usual politeness
and sffabiIi v,
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Ladies, Fur Trimmings

For Dresses, Oloaks and Sacks. You
will save money by examining these
goods and comparing my prices with
other establishments. | am introduce
ing these goods for the first time, and
will sell them cheap to get them
started.
Also Ladies Furs of all kinds, Mutfs,
Stolls, Capes and Gaps in all kinds Of
Fur. Call and see them.
MARTIN COHEN, the Halter,
2Ig Main Atreet.
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Order 'MuIiOrd Made Medals.
81. MarJ's Mission 10 tho Poor

st. MarJ's Mission to the Poor
OF Memphis makes urgent appeal for
money, coal, warm clothing, blankets
and material for supplying the poor
with work. This miesion is actively
Engaged in the general care Of the
sick and needy, and aRks for the sym.
pathy and support Of the citizens of
Memphis. All contributions in money
or in kind sent TO the clergy house,
No. S46 Poplar street, will be thank
fully acknowledged.
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Fine Watch repairing at MulTOrd's,
Notice..

l am now ready to wait on my
friends and the public at large with
the choicest Of meats, oysters and fish.
Remember the place; it is at the cor
ner of High and Poplar. Telephone
No. $40. II, sEEssEI,. sR,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-13
LAW REPORTS.
Chancery Courl-EIIett, Judge


Calendar for today: Nog. 5l19, Topp
VS. Topp; 5l23, King vs. Erb; 5l48,
Robertson VS. Robertson 5l49, Smith
va Smith; 5l5?, Mitchell VS. Ensley !;
5l55, Rawlings Va Rawlings; 5182, Tay.
lor Va German National Bank; 5163,
Carmichael vs. Carmichael; 5l84, Plant
ers' Insurance 90. va N. Mill Co. 5l66,
Sink vs. Sink; 52ll, Harrell va Sander
lin; b2lS, State va Smith; 521S, Mil
burn vs. Mutually; 52l9, Ooonsy VS. Ly.
cen; 5222, Henry va Henry; 1920,
Drury VS. LaFarge; 1921, Smith va
League; 5234, Shea VS. Cubbage; 5235,
Gowling vs. Cubbage; 5236, Browne
vs. Cubbage; 5237, Oatawba OIL Co. VS.
Milburn 5243, Old Folks vs. Mil ard
6245, Goodloe va Goodwin; 5246
Memphis and Charleston Railroad va
Memphis, Birmingham ard Atlantic
Railroad; 52lS, Boyd vs. Barnts; 5249,
Miller VS. Newport; $780, Warner vs.
Muudinger, 5256, Avery VS. Jones;
5257, Booker va Harvey; 525S, Berry
vs. Estes; $500, Eppes vs Vienna; 526i,
Frayser vs. Holt; 62G2, Mullally vs
Miiburn; 1894, FIick vs. Warner;
5265, Beattie vs Johnson; 5287, Downy
vs. Downy; $3.50, Stewart vs s. b. Il l.
800, Rambaut VS. Beaumont; 1911,
Plummer vs. Galloway; 527S, Batemsn
ys Boyd.
Chancellor Elicit heard and decided
from the bench yesterday the case of
Layton va. Harrell in favor of com
plainant.
All matters Of divorce, in response
to frequent inquiries made oil the
clerk, will be h. a,d only on the regu-
lar call Of published cases on the hear
ing docket.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-13
THE WEATHER.
Indications.

For Tennessee: Fair weather, followed
By local rains in Tie ertrenie western por-
ton; so,theasierly winds; nearly station
airy temperature
For Mississippi, Louisiana and Arkdn-
sds Local rams; Southeaterly winds /;
nenrlv stationary iemperdture.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-13
Baths, Rafhs, Baths!

Clear water, fresh air, warm rooms;
baths OF all descriptions at No. 25S
Second street, near Adams.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-13
In the Cotton Region.

SIGNAL SERVICE, U, ). ARMY, I
October 2, 1866 pm. !
Division Of kilograms and reports for
the benefit Of commerce ard agricul.
ture. Cotton region bulletin for the
twenty -four hours ending October 18th,
at 9 o'clock pm,:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-13

milford, Jeweler, 294 Maina co.
llcits orders from the country.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-13
Shirtsl ShirtsI

All styles and prices to order.
Memphis Steam Shirt Factory, 224
Second,
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y meteorological Report.

MENPHIs, TEXX.. October II. 1856.
Time, Bar. Ther. Wind. W'th'r
700 am. 80 0G6 620 NE DlaaT.
500 pm. 20 96S $40 Il. Gear.
1000 pm 29.966 $50 Sc, Jio'dy
Maximum temperature, $50.
Minimum temperature, go
Ozone, IL am, 3.
Rainfall, 900.
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DHGy's European Hotel.

Corner of Adams and Main streets. Rooms.
SOC, 75c aud 81 per day. American Plan,
81 per day.
First ClassRestaurant in the Hotel.
j. M. DUFFY 90 years with Peabody Hotel,
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Peabody Hotel.

c. D. GALLOWAY Il C0........PEOPRIET0Rs
Hates 81 SO and So per day. according 10
size and location Of rcOm-Special
mnde ratae
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-13
Circuit Court-Estes. Judre

NhECWAN NOuEt-EAteA, LuukG.
jury calendar for today: Nos. 8618,
j. r. Goodwin ve Kennesaw Manu-
featuring Company; S760, George
Campbell vs. Taxing District; S763,
Samuel LsudeIdale vs. Taxing District ;
1881, Bowling, Jones & Co. va ]. II.
Rice; S795, G., Diricenzo va Herbers &
Flick; S799, Hunter Bros. VS. w. A.
FAIRIES; $500, W. A. Smith va NJ. G..
Darmod SS65, Charles Hicks VS. Kan
las City, Springfield and Memphis
railroad; 1862, t. o. Jorden vs. Mem
phis aud Charleston Railroad Com
pany; 1854, Francis Rodgers VS. Chesa-
peake, Ohio and Southwestern Rail.
road Company; 1866, Thomas Kelly
We Aston Boyd.
Criminal Court -- Dubosp, Judge.
George Houston, charged in two
cases with assault and battery; For.
tune Dow, petit larceny, and Walter
Willkens, charged with assault TO
murder, oil plead not guilty in the
Criminal Court yesterday morning.
In the case of Henry Jackson recog.
nizanCe was taken.
Judgment was delivered in the case
OF Felix Lang, found guilty OF muir
der in the second degree, and SEN
fenced to fifteen years in the peniten-
tiary. A motion was made for new
trial.
Eddie Austin, baseballist of the
Sab alh day, YVES fined $25, but the
punishment is held up during good
behavior.
TIE case Of the State W. VIM. Bath,
charged with the murder of John
Kelly on Front street In August last,
was called to-day, and a jury is being
selected. Eleven members of the
panel had been selected at noon yes
terjay.
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GnniOn,a Hotel.

W. II. BINGHAM. MANAGER.
European plan. Enlarged and refurnished.
Prices according to size and lOca.
ton Of TOOms.
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CsEeass Gears Prssseaisgs.

Monday, March 18th, 1886 The Couri
began il session for the March Term to-day
Present, his Honor Judge J. Panan Crane
Mr.. John A. CaHaiieF was selected by the
Court a. foreman Of the Grand jury and
the Clerk then proceeded to draw the juries
The Grand Jury was sworn and charged
BY his Honor, Judge Crane.
The preliminary call Of the appearance
Trial, Appeal and Resemblance Dockets
was then made and Judgments entered in
uncontested cases
There being no business ready for dis
position, the Court at o'clock adjourned
uatli tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock, a m.
Tuesday, March 10th The Court met.
Present their Hons.s Judges1. p. Crane and
John b. Brooke.
This being the day for the trial Of appeal
cases, the appeal Docket was called and
the case No. g appeals tried by the Court
and disposed of as follows: Levi J. Wise
vs.. Thomas Blake. Appeal from Justice
Wise. Judgment affirmed. Messrs. Combs
for Appellent and Hammett for Appellee.
All the other cases of the Appeal Docket
were then disposed Of without trial The
Court at 3 O'Clock, adjourned for the day
Wednesday. March 18th. The peremptory
call Of the trial Docket was begun and as
We go to press the case No 26 trial was
pending. as follows Louise Murphy, use
Of Martin Lune - George p EldIidge e!
at Action Of Attachment
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-03-18

There Was large and enthusiast meet
lng ia the Village II Benedict on the 18th
instant, by the most prominent, representa-
tive citizens Of Charles, II. MaTys and
Prince ae"rge's counties tor the purpose OF
organizing Il Trottins and Racing Club.
The following officers were unanimously
elected: President. Major George d. Mer,
Ger; Wise Presidents. DIR Geo G. Stewart
and Mr.. u. Coo,ir; Secretary, u. W Gar,
elmer; Treasurer, Thos. Berry; Executive
Committee, Mcssrs. X. \. Turner, E. g.
Bowling, II. +. Moore. T. f. Nicholson, g.
q. Burch, J. c. Howard, r. &. Fergurson
Clarence Hall, Spencer Harrison, II H
Boswell, j II Gardiner and DR. Thos A
Lynch
After the election Of Officers. the site Was
selected for the races on Mr.. b F. Bowling
Farm, q beautiful level tract of land, stu
ated u few hundred yards from the village
III Benedict where visitors can have At any
and all times the choicest delicacies OF the
Patuxent waters served in every possible
style calculated {" tempt the appetites ofthe
greatest epicufes The meeting adjourned
about $40, p. IN, every attendant express
l,g his entiae satisfaction relative TO tbs
harmonious way in which the meeting wa:
conducted and pledging himself 10 lend hi;
every sXertion and influence 90 advance
the enterprise BY order ii the President
aud Secretary.
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ny Request
ASs Prosperity and Lev pEaess SVn.
O0ym0uaf

London contemporary, in its endeavor
IL answer this question. negatively. says:
1t 80 happens that every person living
IN this planet is u buyer or a seller He
has two faces or sides 20 him, like the moon
or cheese; but these low price people TN
fortunately never see but one. They CON.
template the human race solely us buyers,
and forget that they are also sellers, and If
We demand low price in purchasing we
must also expect = low price in selling
Now, this is only another way Of stating
the fact that prosperity Is synonymous not
with low prices. hut with fair ones We
are all anxious u buy At TIE lowest prices
and 10 cell at the highest. but this cannot
be done. We cannot take advantage Of cue
another universally in that way. II we
attempt this we shall miserahly fail. Now.
when man sells thing fcI less than it
costs him, that loss Is taken either from his
capital, or, what Is true in many cases, from
that ofthe persons ofwhom he originally pnr.
chased; hence the enormous bankruptcies Of
which We hear from day 20 day. II il q
long and iolefhl list These bankruptcies
mean that people have teen selling without
profit, and using up the capital OF others
besides their own. The consumer nav re-
joiee over his cheap purchases perhaps, but
he does not think that some one else was
paying portion Of the purchase Cor him.
Psrhaps he did not care, but such was the
case. We do not believe that In healthy
condition Of society such q state Of taings
win exist When times are truly pros.
psssas, psenls VIA 90 OIL. pRism Ill ascaaa,
~ s'''isA'
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Correspondence Of the Beacon.)

VoIfeSpOuueEce OF the beacon.D
ST JEROHEs' FLATS, March Sth, 1856.
Messrs. Editors Thinking you may like
TO hear from this neglected part ofthe coun-
t. / will try and give you the news, hoping
that you will excuse all mistakes, as this is
my first Y - writing for the press
We have had sew Bays Of cold N. ".
weather, and the tides have been very low
Thousands Of bushels of oysters have died
on account OF the cold weather and the low
tides. Some Of our largest oyster dealers
have been compelled to stop business
This is hard for some to bear, but they
should remember who controls this mum
dane sphere, and act accordingly At least
think so.
Several Of my neishbors' chickens are
troubled with sore eyes, and fear il will
prove fatal unless something is done To ar
rest the disease
The young folks haze not enjoyed them
selves as well this season as was anticipated
Now, that Lent is at our doors, they will
have 10 wait until, hope, q more favorable
season rolls around.
Some sickness prevails, and hear tina;
Butler t., your correspondent, is suffering
,, in consequence Of wound that he received
al the first hattie Of Manassas.
The wife Of Otto Trossback died recent
ly. Yours. W
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Saint Maru's Beacon.


). VI. r. r. s-Trains leave Brandy
wire, going East, daily except Sundays, 81
1890 e. m Arriving at Mcchanicsville, las
=. M Leave MechGBicsyille, going West,
daily except Sundays, Il 1910 p m. Ar
riving At BTsEdywiae 210 p. m
Early Morning Trains leave Mechanics
vile, going West, Mondays ami Thursdays
Il 5s45 3. ia Arriving at Braniywine st
. 30 an
Evening Trains leave Brandy wine, gang
East, Wednesdays and Saturdays az $50 ..
ia. Arriving at Mechssscsyille at 7:30 o. m
Norfolk steamers To Washington from
fihey Point On Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, al 1890, p NJ Returning, Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays.
See advertisements elsewhere.
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lCoakCNIEATHD.
KENT Co, Mn.
Cenm,.,ss ssCh.ss.eaks nav.

Committee 81 Chesapeake Bay.
After many attempts, the Committee were
allowed TO meet and the famous Oyster Law
became the subject Of consideration The
map was spread upon the table. and some
of the members also, and the lines were
carefully examined, and made so plain and
clear that no one but dishonest dredger
could ever mistake their location. Some
Of the members seemed To think that the
dredgers would not he likely 10 observe
them any more now than in days past when
the lines had in them the element of uncer-
tainty with which the gay and Festive
dredger was won't To salve his conscience
when stealing the oysters from the poor
longer. Swan Point is "a he left alone in
its glory. peacefully and undisturbed. The
peaceful and honest longer can there
gather the delicious Bivalyes with which
10 support his family and increase his
worldly wealth. The wonderful unanimi
~ with which the committee agreed 10
disagree was certainly very pleasing 10 the
members who did not particularly care for
any change in the oyster law. My obser-
walton teaches me thar il II just rs impossible
10 get an Oyster Committee 10 agree as it
IS to get woman 10 say that her baby Is
red headed or cruss-eyed
The greatest piece Of folly the committee
has done To night is the reduction of the
Tonnage Tax which will certainly play the
devil with the Oyster Force The next
thing was three cornered fight between
ST. Mary's, Calvert aud Charles, when Mr..
No1is and Mr.. Muschette aired their elo-
quence and told us lots about the Oyster
Al the rate We are now getting On, We will
get done in about two years st. Mays
has won the Fight, and we are of again.
with some prospect Of getting done A
Summary of the work done is--The time
Of the dredgers is heightened Is day Time
Of Tnngers 10 dayS-Somta lines are chang
ed-the Tonnage tax reduced and some minor
changes are made j.
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i've manner. These nets are made of very
small nseshes, Nd a. 10 save the tronhle oi
ENHANCING. Searcely anything escapes,
from minnow TO the largest fish. The
small and worthless fish are killed with the
marketable fish.
A fisherman once asked me % allow him
10 hawl On my shore, and that he would
give me Z msss Although against my
custom, allowed him todoso He caught
about f,uf or fiTe bushels Of fish, not more
than five or ten b1nehes Of which were
marketable FISH l said 10 the Captain,
Why don't you throw those little fish over
beard His reply was, %, damn EN-,
they'll never grow any bigger" He made
his prophecy 70 Come true.
think there ought 10 be q Law passed 70
stop all non-residenis from hawking a sein
within one mile Of the shore; and stop
Trap nets entirely, except 70 residents foa
the Spring fishery, say until Isl Of May.
If such law could he passed and execut,
ed, in four OF FIVE years. cur waters would
be replenished and filed with 1lsh and
many poor man and his family would
have something 10 eat. who now have u
SIT and suck then fingers. suppose there
may be one person in fifty who would be
opposed % such law. They are not fond
Of fishing as 3 sport. and are able to buy
fish when they want them. If residen,
wishes to set Trap net after the lst OF
May, he should pay 5000 license for the
monopoly for trap net amounts TO mo-
noPoly Of all the fish and terrspins
Yours &c,
WIcoaIco.
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VICTOR
REMEDIES

VICTOR LIVER SYRUP-the grsal
family medicine fof Colds, Liver Complaints
Blood Disease, Dyspepsia. E..al Stomach
and Female troubles, Il is very pleasanit
take. Prioe Per bottle, l.Oa; sample la
tie IS cents.
VICTOR INFANTS RELIEE-the sol.
den remedy for children. and harmless. from
one day old % more, FOR Cramps, Gripping
TeethinS, Colo and Cholefa Infsnium
Gives relief in from 81 10 minutes. TTy
one bottle Price IS cents.
VICTOR PAIN BALM--the magic rem.
edy foF Tooshache, Sore ThoaI, Neuralgia
frsted Feet, Cholera Morhus, Cramps
Colo, DiAnhaa, Dysentery, snd = dead shot
% the sting Of insects pnce e5 and "a
cents Per hottie
VICTOR LINlNESr-ihe erSat bone
and nerve remedy is king over all pains
Il cures Neuralgia, Stiff Joints, Lumhaso
Ring Bone, Felon, Corns, Bunions, etc. /,
is mild, hut effectnsl for man OF beast Try
one bottle. Price % and s0 cents
VICTOR COUGH SYRUP and Liver
Pills are Just what families heed; M recom.
meniatinn required, but just q trial Price
90 cents.
Get circular aad read the tessimonials
Ae.sr h. persuaded b. lry osaer snsilsr rels
esises, s0ssrh yc1r Druggist or Merchant ma,
puSs cE yca, Try tIctoT Or HoHe they are q.
he reach ola Repeatedly
Victor Remedy 60.
June II, Sgt
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-03-18

A pleasant Hop-ihe last Of the season.
given by the young gentlemen Of the village
came "a m Monday evening of last week
al Aoore's Hotel. and was very well attend
ed ana every thing passed OF pleasantly
ard reelected credit upon the MANAGERS
Cream and cake were served several times
during the evening, and this refreshment
was very:nn'h appreciated by the dancers
whose exersions. and tie wsrln evening
made any thing COOLING =eTy -coeptable
few dehufaHfs were on the floor Snd
proved quite an acquisition. The dance
lasted until about 8 O'Clock, s. N
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Local DO66fn1s.


From sickness ia the BEACON cffice this
week, We have been unable To get in type
little over half our usual quantity OF original
In4tIeT on the inside Il our paper and u
pD+tpone Ion The week nearly all Of or
original correspondence Local ana eli
tIal mentions ART also subject for the
present Ia the same infTmites
Among other omissions from our paper this
week Is letter from Mr. Compton to the
Clerk of our Commissioners Court, Mr..
Morgan, explaining the situation Of the
claim Of 81. MaTy's county against the
Government for the use an& occupation Of
our Court House, Jail, the destruction Of
Fence around same, etc, during the late
war II will be published in our next.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-03-18
sweet Potato Sltus.

The subscriber will furnish all parties in
want Of Sweet Potato Slips with the guam
Eities they may desire at S2.25 per barrel,
the parties paying the freight The slips
IT" Of the Jersey variety. which arr univer-
ally regarded as the heat Full informa-
ti"n can be- obtained 10y addressing me or
Mm A. Locker, Le1naritown Austin L
Adams, Ridge, Nd