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Pear TaWxscSe. Inly - Arrived
Hars sunbeam. schooner VIVA y Nii8ss
manB
Paar TeNxsKxp, Jalg % --Earss rasse
Ragiaii araAaci f0iias hafkcRtihn -.
Lugio. ship fesgssifp.
PoHr HAnF1es. lHig 81. ~satle9- bAfs
H. X iala-
Fafaasfs tuiy M shir lowed ga. ey ta1
Poueaf; nafk hBting Ia nj noon haFkeu
tine kllckiias passed in tails afternoon
ciraF. irrsh uafthgest uiasl af : y "a
sAs feAaef% 60. JVlg ~ = cleared r
s'aanus Aafnniu. NansiHas baFkenlne
Raleli sssiiiesf. Port fJwn@sna.
Iispasialrss-st afk oregon. sesstiel s;eata
or state 81 Isitfoshia. Portland.
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OIL AND PASTEL PAINTING.

INSTRUCTIONS II FLOWERS. FRUIT.
j Figures and Landscape given IN oil
aad Pastel Painting either 10 class az pFi-
safc, az reasonable terms by Mrs Z. ~
smith, % Philadelphia, and pupil OF
Cart Weber. Ma Smith VIII hc pleased 70
see any QUE wishing lessoas or orders. az
Tuesdays. Thursdays apd Saturdays from
. TO 4 4. m. 81 GaEzam's Art Store. oT 81
residence, elracr Second and Brock. Pom
tius addition iY2si6
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oisT fer aair u hats 20 sGsf.
car Sshisaa Early Rose retaisss.
cars Oregon Chni Garnet Potatoes
: ears Peerless Potatoes.
50 teas raSss svuRa risaztht Hay.
80 tens Es-feFn NsashInEtsa Hay.
20 teas Wheat
- seas Oats
2e teas Hran anl sfiaalinEs-
ss tons fsrasnd ard Rolled Barley.
2 car spssSas gisls Extra Flour.
3 ears spsSara atfis tsxfra Fiour.
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Wa CHONG & CO.,
CHINA TEA STORE.

l.. K5SftS ~ TIA fIHExE FEEFN
" raiaa- sse S2Hfssf and iaese. fSraa - ..
= = per fss1n4 Eise. upfsz.z. <zIk hzzis
Asfosssafs &:lss Szg.z1e<ss .ssssss. Ts45 rass4ss
sFieS store cssfEseE IiaxrS AID ssasis5szTslsn
stseSss xls
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SHORTHAND.

r.SNENgSS SHORTHAND ASn TYPE
Il wylslag salss- ss-eazzi Sessa1ss gfFe4s-
fisEas i%kssl a. ang sasses Address ME-
LILLIAN ss1LEx. @serssss..a sss.ssr. Es.s.s..-
z4ass L-ztsclisz & Co IVA
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Facts From Prominent aien.

Nzyo- =. F Pa.ien- of clyde, Ohio. savs.
=. tekcr's Blood Efixir raauaf - reeans-
Tsss3cet ts-yond Is merits u has restored
fzy asaot ~ neMifay cesssifi9ss following
severe Illness fFesa bleed POISONING prs
ncGllegsi h0f-sis'Ss by The pa ySissaEs iy al
semaS1eE
state seaH13T cArreate-. 81 N3ehizsn.
says =. base usss2 Ackecss s8sstst Eiizss
she's AZ eise sai,sst. and farce ssftles Of Il
cured afe"
5eaa Ba1aneu ~ tha es1r s..sg II taa Z
& = x r. RI Eskh@rs. Ind says --kf-
ter SIZE ag ss9 81 years Eita SAT- Eheesa.
szs s.Ezss8 - e.isEz faEr R.ssf5ss = acss.Fas
EisAa4 Eiz5r
Asse-s fss Exir 3 SOD ga zusra1-
f9ss , g .fEa tFtf tz3sIv
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A AEAf f,-taTaas EBIly YESTERDAY
utefR.us hargisr eusgrc3 The raom 20 D.
Nartas a Mrs Mal8aess 3adeiAs iors
sf1i Seco8a strect aHi HHersi fsaf rca-
tte&ae % wstea aNa clsa3 ID vasaeA 40 SSl
assao1I pia Ver'e 81 afld pfrkef hrak
yenla'niuEe AZ ht4 fis Fesels were
slsa fiats aud e. in silver tsAea Xhe ifss
Fas uet naJlct4 anita Air. Hssas aa-sc BE-
fht aloFntar tis tey aa8 hcra e5sss-4
vut aAA t&C toef uuset kesg hs sbstat'n
kcN HIS fs'use.r Her3 assrd ts RISE hs't-
Wa9 aU-t fac Burglary was evidently eare
miter-l hY sNffrttncr1 hands
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rgUrH sIRASGEB THAN FIC
TON.

S8NYa TAksMs. W. r.. Mays. 1858.
Ia. ] ErGEsE toEDsS--Ipear Sir :
Aiiox noe % add my testimony 10 the
many thousands who have already
tssst.fa,i to the virtue afsd stsceess Of
voer medicines.
in April ! was taken wi;h billions
fever. had severe pains in the back
- my head and neck. extending down
nav back Had = very high fever.
My feet and limbs were very yeisoN.
NJ iinacy nails acre a. yellow az the
Ysak of an egg. Ny face looked a. Il
L had teen steepei ~ saffron. COM
nlsficesl taking yoHr Hissegeaetic
medicines according 10 directions IN
sae book. and after taking twenty -four
hours the pains we're al gone, and In
three dags could see decided i'm
psOveme4t In my complexion, ard in
THREE weeks was able 70 be osii again.
About txd weeks ago strained the
muscles 81 nay right leg, which ter
minated IN seiatica rheumatism. /
suffered untold agony. | could not
turn or he turned without adding 70
my suffering. Again ! soBgA, and
found relief IN yoar Histogenetic
medicines. After taking II two days
the pain was entirely gone and nos !
aal AIDE to BE- about MY work a usual
Toe much praise cannot be said IN
behalf 81 four system OF medicines.
Your book OF Entire Revolution Of
Medicine should lse in every family in
the land, as il would save many a
large doctors bill and much unneces-
zary pain and Suffering; as 1t viii tell
igsi the kind Of medicine they need
Tor their complaint; for your mey;i-
ciaes are a success IN AGATE 40 well as
10 chronic eases, for ! can truthfully
say your medicines work like q charm
Ia AGATE cases. and viii knock any
disease, II taken az the beginning, IN a
very short time gHAs. A 3skg9.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me
May -. ISIS EDwAEp NHITsoS,
lsEaI,l Notary Public.
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EE~ f9s-A @+tftA
Ng@ Noaz 1aix A8.-sioek lnaskei VA
rasnrr ssstieps. with sssaii Huetuntioaa
Tie active Bst vas slightly higher thls
eYaBiug.
t.'sveraIacns bonds were dal. aud steady
KssBASGH sEp sfSfrAs.
Nnw Yaas, JAY n.-Aepey On cali
easy Al Hail.. Prime mercantile pepsT.
Fa5.lf sterling exchange. quiet sud &Sak
xish aetual tssiGess al e. ssss for stsiay
bits, aud 81 sls f9E aeaalli.
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NEw Yagk, Iniy % Hops Unchanged.
Sugar Nominal
Copper -liFfn,
i.eaa-D Domestic. 81 70
Tin straits. s1Nasl9 10
C,sIhg-Spai fair Rio. nominal options
iNaa pa.nts lower Sales. s3,esi bags
Jniy, 80 9self; August tl0 .eaie 20
PegfoIeani ueenesl ~ &, aud after s1cle.
alton closed the same pfser
CHICAGO LAVE sfee8 a&nEer
CmrsGo. 1uly a0-Gaitle Receipts
go0 Slow, quality pear staers, O. ga
5 oct aoekegs aud feeders, s. 1905 20
Texas cattle, hi
Hasa-H ecpipis s9.aNl strong aua Sc al
~ hishez. mixed, e l0at7 heavy. s. .alf
Sp4ts 1. ghf, 11asa
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Time Table Broadway o.
DAILY execps suaasr.,
otTwARp


-s'caeee< so- Ii N9ss. fss--ss i
Ierrsre Sad Eas,slsrsa As.,Seo1
~ taeSier nights = eoaeh wsss -.
fssst Of Narisn ssrets ~ th gs,,s.e ~ -
fnrrnSncs. 's< y t1e -
KErI7FsNlS7l'- --------------
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CIiRl DROWN

1 RAVES TEsLFRs WHARF FOR IA
~ coma, olympia asd Big skoaktiin Of 2
q. m. every Monday. "Wednesday and IN.
day.
Returning, leaves shelton, Zig skookum,
ct a. n. every Tuesday, Thursday and sai-
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American Expgess lbSts, Canadian Fs-
eiflr n. aaa.ia Southern ~ ! CenFsl IA
cine Eis. BuEiinss0a rs, Denger 4 Rio
Gsanae h, Delaware & iaekaaafEua s.,
Erie. ~. Lake Shore 81. Michigan Ten
iref 80 Missouri Pacific 7ks. Kansas
q Texas 49,. New Y9sk Central 10,
pf.fsrred sss,. Northwestern ii2's. ofegea
it0pFnsement @, Navigation ~ = graas
continental - Pacific Mail ~ Reading
OK. Rock leland 1915. 81. Paul u.s.. Texas
Pacific 29s, Union Pacific go. Z. :. rs
press 5S. Fargo Express ~. Western Union
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fae N&sEnAtt 0AgE~.--l1c E,acs bis
aos3 ni'se and iht s;saf8ris, 81 this city,
PLAYED e tali az 3hc esrr gsssk an tze -a5s.
Tae Hasa 3eAnsafsis wsfu - vastly thar
ttae game uss ainess dCen-3 90 iutrress
AiiFi the sstne fae psf0Cipsufs raule iufo
fHaW aa8 .Atrf thr El>ltFrs lsfl tiv : sYirf /, sl
t-sia inf taf Hsaes tHu5hcr same sas,k
Fatr at7ai ite sane lar 81 feiYailun,
y alea was Witnessed Is sa~ec crowd
is YES brfvvcra uiues frssas Slaughter sasl
lui .ug alu 7sttiicj iH s yiesary sor t}e
.at'yr Pr sssre ~ e fH tAc rrnsrta-
DE i5sigre ut tar same sEs fAay Az The
faHs uf&te fa &hc Slaughter HsnU we-a Er
the Hrst ASA scaiud 5natnRs
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SEArTiE, W r., April "A. isSS.
On. EUsgsK JORBAN Dear Sir /
came 81 your place in horrible con-
dit.On abo8t two weeks ago. What
Suffered from those pains through the
head. and bad for the past six or eight
years, and especially after catching
fresh cold; then it would commence
III good earnest. and for lew days no
tongue can tell the fearful suHerings
through which | would pass, until
what seemed % me b. be q gathering
over the eyes would break. and then,
with the exception Of a dull. sleepy
heada he. | waald have relief until
wuald catch cold again. For weeks
since the FIRST OF last August lived on
graham mash and half milk and hall
hos water ia the morning. for dinner
aud sapper cold graham bread and
crackers, no. daring q eat as others
could, knowing the penalty would be
three az four hours Of the most terrible
torture there seeming to spring up
as IL Wcre IRE IN the stomach, the
flame every iew minutes shooting w
into the throat n seemed 10 i've nay
throat * iIh this
For the past twelve OK fifteen years
there was d distress across the kidneys
Iias latter tfollttc ! ran find no words
to give the gaintest idea of what sui
iered. Only those who have or are
suffering front kidney disease know
anything atsou. ii. I gave uuf on the
l.. :. & r read last fail, and have not
been ab.e 10 DO seed days work
si.iee No lie. snap or yim anti about
one month ago. after taking yonr med
ieifies about three DAVIS as directed
then a day now ,ssd then. when
thought OF Is, t1kipg tae or three doses
at a time. because I woald forget t.
This kept up for about two weeks,
which gave we the hrst ard only re-
lei Tor years. havs only had slight
touches OF headache since only little
trouble ia The stomach. Can sleep ON
either siir, my kidneys giving he but
lit3lc pain. ! ans caaiing % see yea
and get more medicipr. for | ana fully
satisfied yog viii cure me Yours re.
speatiuiiy. II. s. LAMBERT.
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RAvKNNs fNEg Fssl 81 Ats.--T hss ,.o-
ligh5Ai vesosf. s'iisfe3 ea the shs-, -
lake Washington, - uilrs fran seattle
TIE Fr&ririetcFs Epre csnerausiF CITES re
Az nf zoe spring.. Erotusss. 81, ff1ES csc
FIVE ~ sAaEse. a. 81 $50 saas uata 81. els-
FRY q taNs uaNaE The Fz7k gan o.
rearaed TIE q aaiEutes va 5. 4 : s d
trains wEscA naa as ftiissHS leave far5
of Gesueiiis stFpet &siiy 9s IA -
ID ~. sn3 3 a. Is a. dztty txcrrt >aaz
dsts Returning leave fhe fg,fk sslis
4 i5 q rp ard tssiiY s2cNfs saaaays Il
T. n- fac Scr rlaud tap - ceais 5st2it>
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-06-14
A GREAT LORDS GHosT.

Lord Castleresgh, when command
ing in early life militia regiment in
Ireland. was stationed one night IN a
large, desolate country house, and his
bed was at one end Of long dilapi-
dated room, while at the other ex-
trenity great FIRE Of wood and turf
had been prepared within huge. gap
ing, old-fashioned chimney. Waking
10 the middle OF the night, he lay
watching from his pillow the gradual
darkenlng OF the embers of the hearth
when suddenly they blazed up and a
naked child stepped from among them
upon the floor. The figure advanced
slowly toward Lord CastleTeagb, rs.
ing in stature at every step, until, on
coming within two or three PAGES of
his bed, it had assumed the appearance
Of CHASTITY giant. pale as death, with
bleeding wound on the brow and
eyes glaring with rage and despair.
Lord Castlereagh leaped from his bed
and confronted the figure in an atti.
tude Of defiance. It retreated before
him diminishing in size as It withdrew
in the same manner that it had pre-.
viously shot up and expanded. He
followed it, pace by pace. until the
original childlike form disappeared
among the embers. He then went
back TO his bed and was disturb
ed no more. This story Lord Castle
reagh told with perfect gravity at one
Of mis- wiie's supper parties in Paris
in 1918, when Scott WAS among the
| hearers.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-06-14

EAR TRUMPET FOR AN Ox.-A far
meC near Chebanse, H., having an
OK that did not obey oders concluded
that the animal was deaf and bought
an ear trumpet, which worked with
great success. The animal had lost
ITS appetite, but with its return Of
of hearing ate heartily. The ear
trumpet is fastened in place by wires
around one of the horns.-Chicaso
Times.
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laid her hand beside the book aud not

upon u.
Il asked that the witness DE sworn
with her hand on the book" said
Rosalio's lawyer, calling attention tc
the omission.
The Judge so ordered. aud the wit
ness hand shook violently as she re
iactantly obeyed the direction. an
- cs.ssl- VA adrin ;sserea.
After few preliminary question:
as to the hour of her retiring, hel
falling asleep. .etc.. What is the next
thing You remember" was asked.
The witness hesitated.
Answer the question, said the
court.
II heard a noise ss OF some one
coming into the room" she falterei.
Did you see any onr enter"
Another pause, when the inquiry
was repeated.
Il did, was the answer.
What did the person do"
The woman's face grew pale, and it
was with difficulty she found utter.
ancce.
"He came to the bedside OF my
mistress, and, after cutting her throat,
covered her body with stab wounds. ="
The court and lawyers for the pros.
ecution learned forward in eager at
tention. The latter, it was evident,
had not expected this testimony.
The questions thus far had only
served to draw the halter closer around
Rosalio's neck. But his counsel had
gone too far to retreat. His voice
trembled as much as that of the wit
ness as he proceeded.
"Did you recognize the person."
81 did" was the answer, scarcely
audible.
Rosalio's life hung on the answer
to the next question. The silence Of
the court room was death.like. The
sound Of the lawyers voice startled
him as he spoke.
"Who was it," was asked.
Her lips moved, but no sound came.
by the solemn oath you have taken
on this sacred book and 10y your hopes
OF salvation hereafter, adjure you to
speak the truth" said the lawyer,
earnestly.
Her agitation was fearful to witness.
She shook from head to foot, deadly
rallOr overspreading her face. Slow
ly raising her trembling hand and
pointing at Juan Bocuna:
That is the mani she almost
shrieked.
Then, in quick, wild accents, she
went on to tell that on finding himself
discovered by reason of her waking,
the cnlPrit, who was no other than
Juan Medanos, Juanitas proiiigate
brother, had disclosed to her that his
purpose was to regain his lost inherit
ance by putting his sister out OF the
way, promising the witness to provide
for her handsomely if she kept his
secret; but when put to the test she
had found herself unable to violate
her solemn oath.
Juan Medanos, alias Juan Bocuna,
Tie mysterious stranger, would have
left the court room but an officer was
ordered to detain him, and when his
disguise was removed, though he had
been absent many years, there were
many present who could testify to
his identity.
Rosalio was acquitted on the spot,
and his cell in the prison was occupied
by his false accuser, who subsequently
was hanged for the unnatural crime
OF numbering his sister.-Cincinnati
Enquirer.
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ask him why ne had done so without
improving his appearance. and he said
that for a long time ne had been look
ing for hat which would heighten tho
resemblance which people had often
noticed and remarked III days gone
by, both in person, sab. and general
carriage. walk and conversation. sab f;
also in the matter OF clear cut and log.
ical like sentences, as existing between
himself, sab, and Senator Evarts, sab.
he believed that IL had struck It,
sab.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-06-14

Sg"John, put up that umbrella
before you break it. 'oh, shut
url' replied Johnny. What's that
you say?" Nothing, papa; only
told the umbrella to shut up, so
could put it away, as you told me to. "
The explanation came not a second
too soon. for his father had already
risen from his chair.
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0EHM'S ACME HALL.
KEEP
YOUR
EYE

ON TIE NEWS FROM OElIM'S ACME
HALL THIS SEASON AND YOU WILL
PROFIT Bl II.
FOR PRACTICAL ECONOMY IN
TIE PURCHASE OF DEPENDABLE
CLOTUiNG / v u FURNISHINGS
OUR GRAND II IAELISIIMENTO OUT
STRIPS y l. COMPETITION. WE
BEGIN WITH
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To Order Department.

Fnr thn,C whn prefer their Garments
made 20 measure Al, work high grade
ani guaranteed, AMI best talent only en-
plnycd
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Shirt Waists and Hats

iDr ~mNII and laILc boys NJ ~ I years Old,
fiji one cntir. side oi ,ur extensive Boys
Department. Thousands nf Waits in Lin
en-, French and American PcrC.lCs, fancy
and plain color F'ianucl>. newest effects
Prices from i2c. a. - -. A /. rrcuu~ ar-
ray of Straw Hat. Jockeys. Tam-o' Shan
tcrS. Nc., ~ We'll a novelties from Paris and
London in cloth and yassimtrc goods.
Prices l,lc a. - 50
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-06-14

W-A young man asked his aus.
tere parent, Shall marry for love
or money!" He was answered in
this wise: IF you marry for love
you will probably always be in want
Of money; il you marry for money,
you will always be in want of love,
therefore your safest way is to marry
for a little of both"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-06-14

ArrLY!Y, PARIS GEEtN TO PorATo
VINES. As the potato bug IS already
at work among the young potato vines,
We give the following hints Tor the
use of the principal remedy ior their
destruction. In applying this poison
It is much safer and quite as effective
to mix it with water and sprinkle It
upon the plants with i smsl! corn
duster than 10 mix with plaster AMI
slit or scatter it upon the leaves. yet
the latter method is practiced and
highly recommended on account of
involving less labor than the other.
The danger of applying in this form
Is the liability of inhaling the poison
by the party who applies it, unless
done in dull day, when the air is
still. One pound Of the paris green
mixed with 500 pounds Of land plaster
will do the work as effectively AZ
though larger proportion of the
poison was used. 1t can be applied
by means Of sieve or sown on the
vines with the hand. \ very con.
venient device resembling combin
alton of pail and sieve, male especl-
ally for the purpose, facilitates tho
work. When applied in water,
tablespoonful of pure paris green will
be sufficient for al ordinary three
gallon bucket of water. BY putting
the paris green into the empty bucket
and filing with water from a faucet
or pump, the poison will become
pretty thoroughly mixed, but should
be often stirred with the broom OF
whisP while applying the mixture.
When the field is large, the following
arrangement recommended by a cor.
respondent Of an exchange can he
proftably employed ITO apply the
Paris green we use cart formed by
placing the hind wheels of an ordin
airy lumber wagon on a homemade
aNle-tree, that is about seven feet in
length. The wheel tracks are elk feet
apart, and will include two rows. A
strong pair of thills was bolted to the
axletree, and also a platform on which
to place can Of water. Four strong
tin spouts were soldered into an Old
sl1ty-gallon milk can, near the bottom,
and halfinch rubber tubes, four or
FIVE feet in length, attached The
usual watering.pot nozzles were az
fixed to the other end OF the tubes,
and the can securely fastened on the
cart platform. With this apparatus
two men can apply the poison to four
rows at time, and finish eight or ten
acres 10 day. If the rows are
twenty rods in length, stirring the
water at each turning will be sufficient,
but if OF greater length, stops muat be
made for that pu,pose.'
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Young Men and Youths

find SuIt~. Ac., here that have hrvn SpccI-
ally made up t. please the fancy and ideas
NJ young people. The very latest designs
n very mo,.cratr prices. suits rom - t"
SO.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-06-14
A Visit TO the Great Store '

YOU that there Is not in all Bal'Imur, nor
in the South stock II Mems fine Clothing
that ,y,u begins to compare with ours The
markets -: the world have lctu searched
a. provide the "h,>t" for our customers.
business, dress and tourists Garments in
.rryaft-Si variety
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FURNISHINGS

Everything L. complete Il &, ntlrman :
outfit from collar hutton to The richest
novelties IN rncs, filings from at home md
abroad. Lowest prices always
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PROFESSIONAL.
RICHARD q. .TIPPETT,
ATTORNEY AT-LAW,

Practices IN the Courts OF Baltimore city.
Court Of Appeals 81 Md, in the counties
Charles AMI 81 Mprys and Washington
city. Special attention given a. Admiralt
practice, collection of claims, &c, Being
a member 81 ami counsel tor the Real Is
tate finn Of f. J. Chaisty 4 Co, all partic
desiring e. sell farms in Maryland can
place them III our hand Persons desiring
a. buy ur exchange should call Or send for
list OF property. Money loaned on first
mortgage Jan 2u-y.
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SMALL BOTS

SMALL BOTS XII. one and two piece
Kills, sizes lrniu "a q years, in very al
tractivc patterns. all beauties some rs
low as 81 Ga large line II :" 30. our
Five Dollar counters. however, are a main
feature pt "ur stock ami you Will find bet
ter Kills 1,r, at that price than are sold for
- AMI ~ more elsewhere. For $l2 the
greatest luxury imaginable in Kits.
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.

Letter from the Assistant Foreman Of the
Delivery Departmental subject ia
which Thousands are Deeply Con
Cc!ned.
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TIE poet who itches for fame should
use Pen that scratches.
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Miss NKIL FENwICE has just opened
the largest and hsndsomc>i StoCk ot Ladies
Hats ever seen IN Lconaritown.
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HENRY F. SPALDING.

ATTORNEY At LAW,
NJ. - Lexington 81, Baltimore, Nil.
Prompt attention given tn all business in
trusted tn his care
Jan |, SJ-;ft
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FOR RENT,

+. .. MoR"AN is home from Baltimore
and has opened large and beautiful stock
Of General Merchandise. Ii ynu want a
nice suit ~ clothes, = straw list, ladies' or
gcntlemcn's shoes. call and SCI hum.
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8. HARRIS CAMALIER,

Arr"ENEN AND CuUN>EIIoR 1T LAW,
LCnnaritown, Md
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B. T. ABELL, Agent. Lconard,own, is
authorized t. sell and collect Orders left
with him will receive prompt attention.
MaICh L. 1SSG-Y
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~ Seasoned Lumber anil flooring kept
under cover.
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Rosalio was acquitted on the spot,
and his cell in the prison was occupied
by his false accuser, who subsequently
w,s hanged for the unnatural crime
OF numbering his sister.-Cincinnati
Enquirer.