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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-09-16
Correspondence of the Beacon. |

MECHANICsvILLE, Sept. IL, 1886.
Messrs. Editors The tournament and
ball at Mechsnicsville on Thursday, the 9th.
notwithstanding the uniavorable day, was
quite Il success. The knights were mar
shalled in front Of the stand about O'Clock
and DIR. Z. r. Morgan, in his usual pleas
ant manner, delivered the address 10 the
knights, after which the contest began,
which resulted as follows:
J. Frazier, crowned Miss Amy Adams
Queen of Love and Beauty: Adams En-
press, RClaycroft, Miss Nellie Adams: Ar
cola, +. Keech, Miss Kate Adams, Sweet
Violet, +. Barns, Miss Minnie Adams; Star
ry Night, Theo. o. Smoot, Miss May Bal
lenger; Unknown, f. Parran, Miss Ida Bal
lenger; No Show, Daniel Wood, Miss I.alah
Mattingly: Earthquake, l.. Keech, Miss
Anna Turner. of Prince Georges county
After the riding was over, the knights, with
the Queen and her Maids, returned Ia the
room which had been prepared with all the
dclicacies that could be asked for, which
all seemed 10 enjoy. After supper and re-
frcShments We're served, the chief marshal.
Mr.. o. G. Hayden, gave the command for
the successful knights To- walk over 10 the
Hall, where Mr.. Walter |. Dawkins deliv-
cred most eloquent coronation address.
after which the dancing began and was
kept up until o'clock. when all returned
TO their homes The amount realized, clear
of expenses, was about $40 c.
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draw a crowd and make Ieople spend Free
~. The fruit If my efforts was that quite
a number came and spent their money lib
orally under the impression that they were
helping the church. claim no credit for
the arrangements beyond having induced
Mr.. Daniel C. IIammeti 30 give one Of his
characteristic displays &c verbal pyro,ech-
mics The church received <i6-25, and by
the ''er ped. HercnIeH" method you can
judge of the success If the whole festival.
As this was in the opinion OF most per
sons a church affair, | Was very much
grieyed that the direction nj the Council II
Baltimore that no intnXicani be sid on
picnic grounds could not BE- carried ont
aud was surprised that the Pledged word
Of the chief-manager Ia that effect was vio-
lated. The store. was told. was open till
II o'clock az night though il should. ac-
coriing 10 promise, have been closed IL
hours earlier. Being in company with 4
sick gentleman | arrived late and had 10
leave early, but saw several things that
would have preferred not 30 see.
Several expressed regret that the shoot
ing for the champion medal was not con
Quoted rs intended by the gentlemen who
gave the challenge and the friend who gave
the medal. Some dozen or more gentle
men were unable "a get chance Ia be
beaten and even one OF the challengers was
not aware that any shooting had taken
place till next day. Ii was expected that
the shooting should be by Individual
marksmen and not by teams" At some
future dav, Messrs. Cecil, Allstan. Coad,
Lilburn and our DIR. will meet Your two
sweet Williams and make their targets all
''"rmrood. Jack expects to get Reming-
ton, T. NEAIE. 81
l.. ;. | took Il sunfinwcr to Leonard
town lately that measured l2+ inches in
diameter. Stick pin in that and beat il.
Your print is unusually fine this week.
Have you a new set:
\ friend Of mine gives calomel for hog
cholera followed by quinine and with some
success.
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Com unismenss 60 Jail.

On the 10th instant. John Tyler, colored,
on warrant of Justice Slye, was lodged in
Jail Ia await the action Of the Grand Jury,
charged with having stolen 81 from the
money drawer Of II. ID. Burroughs"
On the nth instant, Chapman Green,
colored, on warrant of Justice John Shad-
rick, was committed to Jail, charged with
an assault with intent To kill upon George
Tarlton.
On the 18th instant, on warrant of Justice
James Roach, Frank tombstone, colored,
was committed 10 Jail for 80 days, for
stealing chicken and attempting TO set
fire 10 straw around 5. f. Burch's tarn.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-09-16

Court will begin next Monday.

Court will begin next Monday
Seven prisoners are in our county Jail.
Local news still continues very scarce.
All the Tobacco crop has not Yet been
cut.
Squirrel shooting is, at present. the popu
lar amusement
/ The Dixon murder is still the main topic
Of conversation.
The number IF newly registered voters
il unusually small.
Up to the time of going 10 press PAL oys.
ter Licenses had been issued
Both the Orphans and Commissioners
Courts were in session Tuesday.
The ninth district sent no representatives
a. the recent republican convention.
The fishing in Brittan's Bay is better, at
present. than il has been for year.
The Republican primaries, we are in
formed. were but sparSeiy attended
A handful of moistehed tobacco "s,rump''
is recommended as Il cure for hog cholera.
Mrs. Daniel {. IIammett and daughter
are sojourning at the Webster Springs.
West Va
Miss Katie Leach, who has been spend
Ing the summer at Moore's Hotel returned
home yesterday.
We are again compelled, for want of
space, To hold over the favors of Baltimore
correspondents.
Report has it that ST Mary's is the only
Southern Maryland county that has even
fair prospect for tobacco crop.
We acknowledge our indebtedness Ia a
kind 9Th district friend for the report Of the
recent Republican Convention.
The Baltimore Herald reports that Fred
Maddox won one Of the races at the limo
MUM, baltimore county, Fair.
DIR. :. f.. Payne will be in Leonardtown
during the whole Of the coming term Of
Court. Give him a call and have your
teeth Well attended to.
Miss Lollie Blandfurd whose Rotations
were a source of 81 much pleasure to this
seasons visitors at Moore's Hotel has re-
turned To Washington.
The Public Schools open to-day AT the
Leonardtnwn Graded School il is thought
that there will be considerable falling off
in the number of pupils attending.
DIR. Page Edmunds will visit our county
about the 18th instant, and remain during
Court. lie will bring complete dental out
fit and will be found at Fenwick's Hotel
The Leonardtown Rifles have been or
dered To report at their Armory at > p. m,
this evening, Ia be detailed for guard duty
AT the Csanty Jail Each man is expected
Ia bring blanket
That Western Virginians appreciate true
merit is proven by their selection of our
former fellow-townsman, Mr. Jos. 5. Mat
thews, as delegate Ia the Hedgesville Con-
grtsSional Convention.
Since Mike" has been a member Of her
crew, the Katie Hines, Captain Haislip has
made frequent visits 10 our bay. Captain
and crew are all clever gentlemen and we
are ever pleased TO see them.
We are indebted 10 some unknown friend
for their kind remembrance. Il was i'm
possible 70 sent us the dinner but the next
best thing was done and we have to
acknowledge the receipt of the bill of fare
of the White Sulphur Springs Hotel
The Clerk of our Circuit Court is in re-
ceipt of u letter from the L. 5. Consul at
Dresden, Saxony, making inquiries of the
heirs Of Benedict Eaglan, formerly of this
county, who died recently in Dresden
possessed Of Mark 25l66.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-09-16

Owing Ia the inclemency of the weather,
the tournament and supper recently held at
Mcchanicsvillc far the benefit Of All Faith
Parish Was only II partial success, the amount
realized being inadequate Ia the needs there
Of II will h. repeated on Monday, the
10Th. instant. The public are kindly invi-
ted Ia attcnd. Orators for the day. Danl.
&. lIammctt and Capt. Il. W. Sylvester. The
fitting will commence At 3 o'clock, u. VI.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-09-16
st. IniE0's Isems.
From our Regular CorrespoEdent.l

Refreshing rains have visited the district
recently henefitting turnipS. cabbage and
latter sweet Potatoes. The sound Of the
w"odman's axe is heard in the land, and
walnut trees are disappearing rapidly
Various prices per tree are being paid by
the party who is having them cut and
shipped
Ladies are bu!sily engaged making pre-
serves. fruit butter, &c. Very little wine
has been made this season. owing. We pre-
sumo 20 the scarcity of grapes.
\ great deal Of sickness. and we do not
hear Of any persons about 70 exchange
their vows at the altar Of Hymen. Hard
times are assigned Is the principal cause of
the continued enjoyment OF maiden med.
itation. fancy free"
Migratory binds are beginning "a depart.
Their beautiful notes in the distance make
our very heart-strings vibrate Ia the core.
Al, they bring back memories of former
days,
Very little oystering is being done. They
are said Ia be very scarce in Smiths Creek
aud adjacent waters.
Our roads are being worked again.
Thanks
There was Divine Service at 81 Ignatius,
Friendship NJ. Z. church, and the Ridge
Chapel, on the lsth. The colorei, with
the exception ef Catholics, have place Of
worship exclusively for their sSSIswdl ben
eft
VIM. II. Pembroke is the champion q.
der maker Of the district His cider is o:
excellen, quality and is used 10 a consid,
cradle extent for making vinegar which n.
tails at 40 cents per gallon.
Mr.. Joseph Tennison, brother of ex Com.
missioner Tennison. whilst getting out to-
bAccO sticks few days sgo. cut his knee
and fractured the paiilla, II was feared
that tetanus would ensGe, but proper at
tention dissipated the symptoms Mr. r.
is farmer At III. Lookout, and Is stsunch
disciple OF Jackson democracy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-09-16

Last Monday. interest in the murder case
was again renewed by u remark ascrited "a
Justice Morgan 10 the effect that il was
no Use to .bptherfurther after Bradshaw :
we have the right man From this, the
popular inference was that Biscoe had made
another confession and acknowledged that
he alone was the murderer We have en-
deavored but failed 10 assure ourselves OF
the truth Of this Fumor, the Magistrate de
claring that he had no confession Of Biscnz..
and the prisoner when called upon declin-
ing % talk and saying he had already said
more than was god for himself" The
general opinion, however. is, that Biscoe
confessed a. some one that he murdered Dix
on, that the crime was committed on the wa
ters Of the Potomac, and that the reason he
killed the Captain was 10 protect himself
Tuesdays San publishes a special from
Leonardtown, stating positively the fact
Of a new confession, and has apparently
succeeded in obtaining information we have
been unable to secure. Witnesses will, we
hear, be produced who will testify that Bis
coe came ashore alone and was not brought
a. he stated in the confession published in
the last BEACON.
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Republican County Convention.

The County Convention Of the Il. Mary
republicans assembled in the Socicty's Hall.
Tuesday, was called to order by +. B.
Abel, chairman of the Central Committee
and organized by electing John " Graves,
chairman and Fred. A. Moran, Secretary
\ committee on credentials and organiza-
ton was appointed as follows:
LIST district, Capt. Randolph Jones; End,
Jos. b. Davis: 3rd, ID. Z. Graves; 4th,
Frederick Whalen. 9Th, Jas. H. Handy
9th, Cox Lee; eth, Legard Maddox: Sth,
J. w. Jones. They reported the Tempo
rary Officers permanent and the following
gentlemen rs entitled to seats.
lst district-Jas. 4. Tennirson, Capt r.
Jones, Sam. Carroll, Ralph Butler, Wash
ington Hawkins.
2nd-Jos. Il. Davis, Jas. T. Cecil, Frank
Price, ]. r. Whalen. George Thompson.
Srd-Philip ID. Love, Henry \. Butler
VIM. Boarman, Alfred Carberry, Daniel E
Graves.
4th-Fred Wheeler, Joseph Young, VIM
Carter. Chas. II. Barnes, o. Platter.
5th-James II. Handy, Daniel Goats
James Dyson, Fred. \. Moran, Wheatley
Read.
6th-John n. Graves, James Jones, Cox
Lee, Henry Gray, Wash. Wilkinson.
1th-Lcgard Maddox, Igns. Berwick
James 7. Jameson, Luke Clarke, Miley
Carter.
sth-James +. Kirby Jno. W. Jones
George II Thomas, James H. Butler, Jas
L. jackson.
John +. Cecil, John n. Graves and Ran.
dolph Whalen were selected as delegates 70
Laurel and J. Willie johnson, W. +. Ford
and George Thompson, alternates, by az
Clamation. Capt Randolph Jones submit.
ted the following resolutions
WHEREAS. the ensuing Congressional
contest Is one Of great importance "a the n.
| publican party, not only of this district, but
throughout the country; end whereas. hon,
eSty, capacity, youth, energy, pluck, indus
/ try in republican success and constant de-
vction 90 party principles, are essential
characteristics OF the representative of 3
Z SAtaA uaNettlat k-aItt IlCISiaTt
RCsSotSi, That We, the republicans of -
| Mary's county in convention assembled, 4,
most heartily recommend 10 the Laurel
Convention the nomination Of Hon Frank
| y. Holmes as gentleman possessed of al
the requisite qualifications, . profound
thinker, close reasoner, influential. fluent
/ and easy speaker. His nomination would
be hailed with universal joy by all whC
know him. and especially bV the p<spDls M
/ Southern Maryland
/ RSse(eed. That il is the sense ard wish o.
this convention that the delegates this day
selected 10 the Lsurel Convention use theil
hest endeavors 90 secure the nomination a
the Honorable Frank y. Holmes.
Messrs. Washington Wilkinson. Jas. III
Handy and Capt Randolph Jones, wer'
selected % inform Mr.. Holmes Of the actor
of the convention. Mr.. Holmes appearN
before the Conveniich. thanked i, for ih'
honor done him and made brief address
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-09-16

We notice from the Charles and CaI.
vert county papers that military com
panies have been organized in both Of thess
counties. We have company here and
suggest tO our brothers that teams from
their respective companies be selected and
that Southern Maryland have q target
shooting. We see no reason why Char
Lite Hall Academy should no; also Join in
the contest. We think that a suitable
prize could be obtained and we hope that
our suggesiion will be acted upon. Ii our
editorial bFoihers will take an interest in
the matter il will soon be determined who
are the champion rife shots in Southern
Maryland
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-09-16
Saint Mary's Beacon.
Travellers Guide.

:. VI. X. X @-Trains leave Brandy.
wine, going East, daily except Sundays, al
1870 a. IN. Arriving at Mcchanicsville, iI:4S
a. IN. Leave Mechanlcsville, going West.
daily eXccp; Sundsysi. at 1910 p. m. Ar.
irving al Brandywine 2:lO p. M
Early Morning TRIM leave Mechanics.
Vile, going West, Mondays aud Thursdays
n 5:45 a. IN. Arriving at BraRlywine al
ESQ a. n.
Evening Trains leave Brandywine, going
East, Wednesdays and Saturdays at $50 D.
III. Arriving at Mechanic.yille at 80 p. m.
Norfolk steamers a. Washington from
Piney Point on Tuesdays, THURSDAYS and
Saturdays, at 1890, T. " Returning, Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays.
See advertisements elsewhere.
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Local DOttings.
30 Our Patrons.

Parties interested will bear in mind that
on Monday, the 10Th instant, the Septem-
her Term Of our CiIcuit Court commences.
This will occasion trips 10 Leonardtown,
and we extend a polite invitation to all
corners having unsettled accounts with us
D. give us a call and pay respects, IL moth
ing else
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-09-16
TIN W eslsaing.

TN Wednesday. the sth instant, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert +. Moore celebrated the 10th
anniversary of their wedding. Quite u
crowd nt friends from all sections of the
county were in attendance, and paid their
respects by hearty congratulations and the
present Of y piece of tin. \ dance rounded
of the night. Those of this popular cou-
pies friends who were not present and con-
sequently did not join in the festivities, do
Join in the many compliments and well
wishes showered up Mr.. Moore and lady
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-09-16
TCoMMUNICATEp.

Dear BEACON There was an accoun,
OF tournament in one Of Your late issues
by very graceful writer who stated that
il WAS under the direction of Father Neale.
am sorry 10 have TO correct this uninten-
tiohal error. The entertainment was got
ten up under kind Of contract between
myself and the gentleman ON whose prem
ises 1t 'onk place. lie was to supply pro-
visions, erect arches, stages, DC, while i.
was expected that public announcements
ON my part and the fact that the church
was to receive one-half the proceeds, would
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-09-16
Correspondence of the Beacon.l

CALIFORNIA, Sept IL, 1885.
Messrs. Editors 1T is with pleasure that
your correspondent acknowledges the call
Of party of the Washington and Potomac
X. II. officials on their little fishing tour 10
the Patuxent terminus of said road, Esper-
ANA, and while their game was not so
large As President Cleveland's in his deer
shooting, | have every reason to believe
they enjoyed il a much, for they caught
large fish and large quantities ofthem. One
Of them said he had come 200 miles Ia fish
in the waters ofthc noted Pstuxent and
know if they got bite at some ofthose fine
cove oysters they will use the greatest en-
ergy to complete the mad to this point Fall
20 be able 10 add Go the shipping facilities this
Winter. Its noble manager, Capt Ridge
way, headed the party in size if not in good
looks My thanks are gratefully extended
for his kindness in forwarding my letters
per the early train, which gave me goods
landed per Weenls line the same day they
were ordered. Ii some Of your Leonard
town people could experience such conve-
nience, surely YOU would feel like moving
either the town or II. r., for since this event
l feel that the earthquake surely shook
California nearer io Baltimore. Time for
bids more at present
THOMAS JEFFERSON.
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Correspondence of the Beacon
GREAT Mills.

MeSSrs. Editors The Tournament and
Dinner given by the ladies of Poplar Hill
church, the 9Th inst, was not as success
full, financially, as it would have been,
owing to the inclemency of the weather,
as it rained most all day and night But,
notwithstanding the disadvantages, the
turnout was pretty good. The ladies re-
allied about $4,000. The knights would
not be deferred from riding by the rain,
but as the regular officers were not pres.
ent, selected, Dr. Billopp and Mr. James
Watts to act as Judges and proceeded with
the fitting as follows:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-09-16
Railroad News.

The repairs to the line between Brandy
wine aud Mcchanicsville have been com
plctcd and hand -harrows and other imple-
ments have been forwarded 90 the latter
place. Ii is stated that, to-day, hands will
begin repairing the ruadbed below Mechan-
icsyille preparatory 10 laying the ties and
rails
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RaGss.

y handsome cray"n portrait Of the Rev.
Father Neal, painted by Miss Aggic Arm
strong, ii Washington, and donated a. St
Georges church, will bc ratified for ~ cents
Il chance. Persons desiring II chance can
obtain the same by calling at the church
or forwarding the money Ia Mrs. J. b.
ARMSTRONG, Pincy Point, Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-09-16

Thursday last, William Gaines, alias
Jumbo, II Virginia, was drowneI near
Powders wharf. in the Wicomico river.
The body, was recovered the next morning
and Justice T. ID. Blackstone summoned .
jury Of Inquest which rendered verdictO Of
accidental drowning"
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Knight.

Knight Of Disappointment and knight
of Piney Point rode off their tie which re-
suited in favor of the knight of Piney
Point Mr.. Turner, knight of No Chance,
crowned Miss Mary B. Bacon, Queen of
Love and Beauty; Mr.. Saxton, the next in
order, crowned Miss Mamie Cole, first
Maid: Mr.. Marshall and Mr.. Duke crown
ed Miss Blanche Shadrick and Miss Lulie
Shadrick, respectively end and Srd Maids
of Honor. The dance was a success and
kept up all night, and we went home in
the early morning-res. ID. ID. :.
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ST. HARY'S FEMALE SEMINARY.

Ut MARY'S FEMALE SEMINARY re-
n opens October End. Terms moderate
thorough instruction; healthful ie.a.
ton. For terms, &c, address the PRINCIPAL
Miss 4. L THOMAS,
- Mary's City, Nd.
July Is, So
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-09-16

The jubilee Exercises, under the drec-
ton Of Rev. ]. VI. Giraud, will begin at
-. lnigo's on sunday, Sept. 26th;
Il. Nicholas, Thursday. Both;
-. Georges, sunday, Oct. Bird;
St Michacls Thursday, Oct. 9Th.
The exercises will continue for three days
IN ,us IA day.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-09-16

Personal attention given To the prepara-
ration and prosecution Of applications for
Letters Patent All business before the u.
: Patent Office attended % for moderate
fees When patent i granted, drawing al
your invention, with claims, your name and
address, will he published in the United
States Patent Office Gazette, paper of i'm.
mense circulation, and the only paper that
publishes this free.
t. No Aaeaeg IN tie UEited States pos-
ssSses superior .facilties for examining Patents.
or asceTtaining the patentability Of inven-
tons.
Copies Of patents furnished for IS cents
each, Correspondence invited
Aug 20, ST.
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Fenwick dMorgan

Extend a special invitation "a their many
friends and customers % visit their STORE
and examine their large stock of fashionable
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SAINT MARY'S ACADEM(,
Leonardtown. Md.
UNDER CHARGE OF THE
Sisters OfCharifv
NAZARETH, KENTUCKY.
Terms per Session Of 5 months.

Beard and Tuition in the Common
Branches, viz: Reading, Writing, Arith-
metic, English Grammar, Geography, Plain
Sewing, Marking and Needle Work, $500
Beard and Tuition in the Higher Branch.
es, viz: History, Philosophy, Rhetoric,
Chemistry, Botany, Algebra, Compost
uoH, eN- $500
EXTRA CHARGES:
washing. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500
For use OF books for and Stationery 500
DAY PUrIIs:
sShi'I NlasS. Tl0UO
intermediate Class. ............ 1000
Junior Class. ............... 700
PRIMARY department. ..... 500
Books for day pupils at staiioner's prices.
All payments 10 be made invariably in
advance. Charges made from date of en-
trance.
No deductions will be made unless In
cases of prutracted sickness or dismissal.
From TO ~ year old boys will be taught
on same terms.
For further information apply Ia
MOTHER SUPERIORESS,
Leonardtown, Nd.
Sept. 3, S5-f
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)RS .

'ounty, Set.
That Kate f..
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Id, deceased.
" Ia the de-
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pee Is week for
Mary'S BEA-
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rider, we here
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ration ON the
lumbar, late Of
persons having
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WIN the proper
thc subscriber,
rb., 1897, they
Idci from the
IL persons m
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Al,Scriber.s.
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administrators.
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Ivy
rchalt,
$. 94l and 943
EHOUSE
AVENUE,
n, ID. G.
ITION OF TIE
lethaRieal ASSOCIATION
Ounds, PIMLICO
18th, Inclusive.
ggrc gate About
races, in which
ni the country
i evening of Mon
i Cipal holiday 4
ty Bali viii be
BIN under Grand
|it~l hy Electricity.
Restaurant. with
El$ln. Handsome
the grand stand.
Knitting gentleman
lrsion tickets will
iatiOn lines.
Secretary.
Baltimore, Nd.
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q O O ID = /.

In this department we arr low priccd. Call
and examine our Fancy shifting, Gins,hans,
Caiiooes and Lawns hef"re purchasing else
where