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/ \ visit . Dr. Green's Laboratory, at
Woodbury., y j., has considerably changed
cur view, and especially our prujudices in
1 regard ~ what are generally known as
( STANDARD Patent Medicines OF coarse
We are getting 70 that age in life when we
are forced - conclude Life itself * a hum
bug, and naturally distrust anything that
has lot withs;ood long aRd tired experien-
Cas-. Being physician had the curiosity
10 know how such sale % two medical
p!epaT4u rs could be sustained for 80 many
years Tie perfect system upon which the
business d conducted, and The pharmaceu-
teal arrangements for the manufacture If
the two recipes with which we were made
acquainted, are sufficiently convincing 70
Us that tIe August Flower, for Dyspepsia
AID Liver Complaints, and BUschce's Ger
man Syrup, for ThrJat and Lung Troubles,
were iur The complaints they are recon-
mended, most excellent remedies, and only
regret that in much 81 our practice, med
lt4l oihIcs prevent "a from prescribing them
without making the formulas public.
When We were shown the great quantity
Of voluntary letters having been forwarded
Dr Green, from al parts D. the country,
and from all classes II people, lawyers,
minister and doctors, giving dcscnpMS
o, their ailments, testimonials Of their cuy
etc, feel like endorsing DR. Greens
suggestion thar the Gnycru,uont a r..g,,. ,,,.l
valuable formulas, and license them for
general nsc by giving protection 10 the
inventor same Is patents generally -CdTaed
Jr@m v : Dr..gg,st, Cuca3f, If Oct 1886.
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ia. ,."nasd,nWm Warmers club.

N.> ,>>> C,uh net N a'cl.v'k,
.s." @,=s.s:- present VI, Joseph /
'.s.... +. = ...;nltt,i - . m,:ule, Nj
.. ..-u.u Z H., Cs~m.'ty, un The
z...yr. i. stat ,slia- e Purchasing
... Ks. ..... Agony, n being present, the
u.. ".. l.a vl. cn,,! tal next meeting.
.,,' w,S v,.y .u!'y discussed "
....N n.'aL., au3 ,..,a manifesto; great
.....,.'.. IL, Early ouusuIn".au.n IL the
i.. a.. committee = emp wvrN. - IN
81. ..,aS.> of The county ~ cooper
VI, o'.... Clah IL fur,hcran,. VI he plan,
u. : = 1oynWvl. CHAIRMAN 1T the
, .....',. C.rs,sgoui,uIe. made q Ec-
+. ~. ~. .a'.r~ =; tbs committee were
~," y, r.wmll.c, n Transp'rta-
.r ",a. -v.a ar'.l nyN' meeting :. r.
~:
,.n. ...,.. rho C,ah dy.a,ne,i, vii. tile
rs@.uttug th,: i necessary, The Pres
'.'w .,i ~. special meeting.
louN = DUKE.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-05-31
IIuAbaBd and Wife.

= M-cstown district, sunday last, at
40 +. Il, Ar Gra-ou Thompson died,
.ua .u-- hours afterwards his wife was
:.l.,. g..Is,, Nj Thompson was suffer
j.. :-.u. AZ aDccss and his wife had been
i-k ~ . l"-g zine They were buried in
~-.,c@ !i-.., Vineyard Tuesday.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-05-31
" eGitiing Bells.

The hoA!c ut MIS-. Ellen Hall was iragant
with the perfume 0t orange blossoms on
Monday -yen!ng las, il being the occasion
- t.U marriage 4 her laughter, Miss Jen-
liz Hail, nice, u DR.. Page Edmunjs, 10
d.. \. ii +. Lieut., 81 Philadclphia Rev.
( y. Brewster performed the ceremony
that blended the future lives Of the con
t~A,t!ns ILrtics int one. The bride looked
very s:H:.ly and .lgu.icd in = travelling
Iicss 81 dark blue with a CnTsagc bouquet of
sweet sL.,i .InG lilies i the valley. Miss
Hal that Was, is Il laIl graceful brunette, of
yea. hcHu'. i p,rsau. She endured the or
deal "l nc wedding services with rare
m"dc~ty = dcmca.or Her husband Is a
vcr! ..tAh.. -,nt.rmau, physician and
surgeon u. liz faculty 81 the University of
Pennsylvania Tie las the teaching Of
class, ii physical science III that high
toned medical school. After the words
we've spoken that made the hctrothcd man
ANA VIE, And CONGRATULATIONS were made,
4 nice lunch w5sS enjoyed uy the wedding
b. r. Cruwyli, and laughter Maria, Frank
Ayk-oa, Ms. Cleveland, Capt. Jno. Church
and wife. Court Reeves AMI wife, Mrs. NJ
Whidru, l.. Hal! and wIic. Mr. and Mrs.
ChaS. shaw. Frank Shaw, Mr. and Mrs.
Alcxanlcr Shaw, 81. AMI Mrs J Stratton
Ware Mr. AMI NJ l. L Miller, Mr.. and
Mr. J. II Edmund - Hall, j. Joseph
Hall, -, ar and Nh Or. Phillips, Misses
Jennie Wrlcs, Cora Ludiaul, Sailic Mccray,
\ IA Cressc. Rae Nccray, Mrs. Doctor Mar
g, NJ J Harry Hughes, Jas Ware, Wal
BIB trll. amid showers Of rice and oil
shoes They ., to Philadelphia where the
Doctor ha- ! handsome house furnished for
h bride some Of The presents TO the mar
ri,h people were Gold napkin rings,
handsum, race cart, handsome plush table
COVER, h".d-p4intcl satin fan, fine table
linen. .,id lined silver butter dish, bureau
mats, haul-pa!ntc. plaque, pot pOurijar,
silver table spoons, silver ladlc, towels in
proiuSi III, fancy table, bed linen, silver
WIrr. L.. spoons, pitchers, napkin rings,
dishes easy chair. embroidered apron, brio
"a! rae, LYudkerchictS, mirror, glassware,
~ \ very pleasing coincidence of this
wedding is Tho fact that thirry-iour years
az Mr. Stratton Ware AMI Mrs Charles
shaw, Huuts oi he bride. were married al
liz sam, house Mr. and Mrs Lcui pro-
pose {. 2 N p wedding jaunt the first Of
June They will visi, Washington and
a.hvr places Il intcrcst-Ca!z My Wace
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-05-31

iur Int picnic II lie season was held
~ saturday ..st n Brtan'- Neck under
-, -is.r.-.an a.. Mise Kate and Vcva
+. - .,na !iuby latc.. ICe-cgeaG, straw
a....... *, lemonade oysters, crabs
~. .l-~i.e!-rscIc in abundance. All
v... ,'an..' were VOL pleased and hope
tA.'.tu.s p. r,Pcatsd al IN early hay
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-05-31
Local. DOt1iuEs.
Special u ccfEDg.

There wa! be special meeting of the
Le,A.--.t5vE Farmers ClIt OF Saturday
evening next .; g'clpck \ gentleman
has .@pa.LA4! news to submit to the Com
'a..tce II Transportation 2n! also 70 the
Clln al interested arc requested T. al
,cat- = AENoLD GgAEE, Pres'i.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-05-31
PLANTS FOR SALE.

= have now about 20,O00 cabbage
n plants tor sale. Best carly varieties 50
cts. per lOo 81 ar 600. Later varieties will
10 ready n about 1 to weeks VIII also
have tomato and celery plants AMI sweet
potato slips in due season. OrlcrS mailed
70 my a3l2Ss will receive prompt at;en.
tinn
GEO. +. PABST,
Lennanitown.
March lin
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-05-31
SHOE DEPARTMENI.

call your attention 70 the old erCr-
reliable Tucker, Smith X Cos ShoUs,
which need NO commentator from me
But suffice 10 say that You can count on
them aisodys.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-05-31
Harry Spalding,
teONARDTOWN. ND.
DRUGGIST,

pup Drugs. Pharmaceutical Preparations
AMI genuine Perfumes, Extracts
C1lo-ncS, Soaps, Tooth
and Nail Brush
-, Hair
Brushes, Flesh
Brushes, PomadcS, Cos
mCtiyucS and Hair Oils If the most
eclcbrai,3 French, English and Domestic
Makes.
=" Physicians yrdcrs promptly filled
and prescriptions carefully Compounded!
AL ar invited - cali and examine my
stock.
- For the accommodation NJ my Gus
TONERS, stamps. p1Stal carls, etc will IL al
WAYS on hand.
MarCh !, lSS3-u
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-05-31

ADVICE TO MoTHERs.-Arc You disturb
III AT night and broken If Your rest Ivy a
SICK child suffering and crying with pain of
Cutting Teeth: Ii - send NJ once and get
i bottle %. Mr. WinSlow'S soothing syrup
for Children Tccthing lis value j. meal
culahle l. will relieve the poor little sui
torrr immediately. Depend upon II, moth
vl~ there j. on mistake about l. II cures
Darrhua. regulates the Stomach and
I, wells, cures Wind Collie, soitcns the Gums,
reduces Inflammation, ana gives tone and
energy !, The whole system. Mrs. Win
slows soothing Syrup" FOR children teeth
irr Is pleasant u the taste and IS the pre-
Scription uf me ui tho oldest and best
female physicians and nurses in the United
States. and Is for sale by all druggists
Throughout, the world Price twenty five
cents pcr bottle b sure and ask for Mrs.
Wlnsluw Soothing syrup and take no
ether kind.
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Capt w. c. GEOGHEGAN, wiIltcavc Pier
10, Light Street Wharf, every TUESDAY
AMI Friday AZ 5, T. NJ, faa the following
landings On Potomac River:
ON TUESDAYS FOR
Cornficld lIaripOT, MuRixy'z II
Jones Wharf, Ahelrs Wharf. a
Bromc's Wharf. Towards Wharf
Baoou's Wharf, Lconanltown,
Cowart's Wharf, Foxwclrs Wharf,
Caan Wharf, Stones Wharf,
KinsllC Wharf, COhrum Wharf,
Lodge Wharf, Nomini Ferry,
Mt Holly Wharf
Leave LEONARDTON cor BALTIMORE
on Thursday az Z, A NJ.
ON FRIDAYS FOR
Corniicli Harbor, Foxweifs Wharf,
Jones Wharf Ccbrlm Wharf,
Rromc's Wharf, IIowanl's Wharf,
Bacnn's Wharf, LeOnar,ltown Wharf,
Cowart's Wharf, stones Wharf,
Gran Wharf, Lancasfcr'S Wharf,
Kinsalc Wharf, Chaptico Wharf,
Lodge Wharf Liverpool Point,
Munlay's Point, Smiths point,
PiRey Point Glymount
Abelrs Wharf
ALEXANDRIA & WASHINGTON, II. c.
Leave WASHINGTON for BALTIMORE
on Sunday, n 4, Il. NJ.
FFssgtt Recacod 0EIs GA TUESDi Is assi
FRIDA rs
No Ffclgst TeocioCsi s.fleF $50, r. n
M Bills II Lading viii he signed except
those of the Company
I Il FOSTER, Gencral Manage.
/ A. NEEDHAM, Jr.s Agent.
Feb 2S-u
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~w,ek in January. the JJstS OF c-icn
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FOR SALE.

~ Acres Of Land situated on thc Public
Road, one mile lr,m Pincy Point Hotel
AMI near the =; Geolgc's River For
further information, address,
Ma KATE JOHNSON.
6i6 VI II. y. W,
J Il. AEMSTRoSG, Washington. ID c
Piney POINT, Nj.
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I. Oscar Morgan

Extend . slecia. .rvittti ~ - h.> many
fuvn.- AMI customers T. v'>;. his STORE
ami examine hi arg, stock q. .a~ll ,nahe
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Notion Department

Mems Suspcndcr~, :. l.. II, IT. u. ~, 2lc
DO Hosiery, ;. Gas, 10 to 35c
10 Collars, all STYLES and sizes, 10, Il, -
10 Dress Shirt, made of y. \ Mills
muslin, Soc worth 81 -
do do standard goods, 50 10 -
Boys Shirts, -
DO under-shirts, -, -. 81
Ladies Jerseys, 30, -, / o. 10 Acc
IL Hosiery, :, 10, L, Is, -
4" Bustlcs, latest styles, IS aud Soc
10 Collars, al do 5, 10, Il, Is
Prints, =, ,, &, T. 10 sc
Lawns, :, q, &c Spool cotton, !, >, ), 4, &c
Box paper, ?! envelopes, u sheets paper
), : 9, Is
Asst hair pins, loo in box, Sc
500 palm leaf fans, e or for d
Daisy Water Sets, = Soblcts, Stop bowl, tray
and pitcher, % cents, worth 81 So
Butter Dishes, 10 cents, worth . cent,
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Furniture Department
Clothing Department.

In this line can save you money
Nohby and gentecl in style and tit
Mems Suits from 81 81 To $lt 80
Youths do d. 50 b. 81
Childrcn's do 225 70 D 50
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Ep0nppTpN

Fine tIysL and cheap CAL A..G max,
small purchase and know .hat yau VIII
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Mems fine ties 81 IS,
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n. B. shall have ready lor your in
spcc'ion in = few days and 10 cent
counter There will bc included among
those articles goods worth loubl, the pric,
asked. II will pay you t. visit this novel
~ often.
s1S Terms. Cash on delivery, or acCep-
E-tcd draft or note. BY taking no risk
-" can serve you NJ very Bottom iiE-
urcs.
Standing upon merit alone iair 4E,.
square g. all, ask you 20 command,
Your faithful, servant.
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-29
NATIONAs. TEACHERS.
for the Big
In July.


SAN Francisco, March 2S.--A spe
cial meeting of the local branch of the
National Educational Association was
held this evening to welcome Aaron
Cove, President Of the National Edu-
cational Association, to the city and
to discuss the coming convention of
the school teachers to be held in July.
1t was announced that fares in Cali
fornia will be one and a third
single fare for round trip tickets
which will be on sale from June 18th
to July 14th. The Committee on Ex-
cursions submitted list of projected
cursions, which included trips to
Alaska and the Sandwich Islands, and
also steamer trips to Humboldt county
and excursions by train and steamer
to all points of interest in the State.
President Cove addressed the meet
ing. He stated he never met more
efficient executive organization than
that at the present time arranging in
California the preliminaries OF the
Convention. He could not conceive
how many people would arrive in
California to take part in the Con-
vention. He had been told 800
were coming from New England
and 900 in one train from
Kansas From this no doubt
it could be gathered what an influx
there would be. A large number of
prominent gentlemen, among them
President Davis, of the University OF
California, were present, and the meet
ing adjourned amid much enthusi-
aSm,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-29
QUAD9UPLE SHOOTING.
Bloody Shooting Affair in a San
asernaTdinO saloon.

asernardinO Saloon.
SAN BERNARDINo, March 28.-A
quadruple shooting affair occurred
this evening at the Club saloon.
Charles A. Codoria, special police
man, was in the saloon talking to a
girl called Ruby. Henry Wilson had
also been talking to the girl. Words
ensued between the men and Codoria
threatened Wilson. Oliver Griffith.
the barkeeper, told them to quit. Hot
words followed, and Griffith attempted
TO put the men out. Codoria got on
the steps leading up to the side
walk, pulled a revolver and
fired two shots shooting Griffith
in the head. The latter ran back for
his gun when Wilson received ball
from Codoria's revolver, which passed
through his left hung, ranging down
ward and forward. A second shot
struck q Mexican bystander in the
leg, inhicting flesh wound. Griffith
then fired, hitting Codoria in the left
leg. The ball ranged up into the
groin. Another shot from Codoria IS
weapon was sent clear through
Grifiith's body near the heart and he
fell on the floor. All three men are
disabled. Griffith and Wilson are
said to be dying. Griffith had wife
and child. Codoria was taken home
and the Mexican was allowed to walk
away. The two others were held as
witnesses. The place looked like a
butcher pen after the shooting from
the blood that covered the floor.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-29
CIVIL SERVICE.
President Foulke Tells How II
Works in Indiana.

WASHINGTON, March 28.-William
Dudley Foulke, President of the In
ternational Civil Service Reform AS
sociation, addressed the Senate Com
mittee this morning on the condition
of the Civil Service in his State. He
described the sweeping removals made
by Postmaster Jones, of Indianapolis.
He detail d the defects in the postal
service which resulted. Three weeks
elapsed between the mailing and de-
livery of drop letters. Carriers were
appointed who could not read ad-
dresses on letters. Letter boxes were
left unvisited until they were filed.
Witness said that out of 1876 cases
of suspension, nearly all presidential
postmasters, only two were ever in
formed of the motives or reason for
their removal. Witness called upon
the President and found that he knew
of these removals. The President
said it was impossible to let parties
know the charges. They were doing
the best they could. The President
express ed the hope that the .associa-
ton would 90 slow, as he has great
difficulty in bringing some of his party
up to his ideas OF civil service refo m j.,
and that Indiana was a pretty bad
State.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-29
THE PACIFIC COAST.
CracksmHn Crane Takes
the McGarigle Route.
BLOODY SALOON FIGHT.
The Chase After Gribble's Muir
derers-The Dead Bandit An
Old Offender, Etc.
Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD.

fAssociated Press Dispatches to the HERALD.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 2S.-Much
excitement was created at the county
Jail this afternoon by the discovery
that George Crane, an Eastern cracks.
man who was recently captured while
trying to force open the safe in a
bookstore in this city, had escaped.
Sheriff McMann Immediately tele-
graphed to all the Sheriffs along the
railroad lines, giving description Of
Crane and offering a reward for his
capture. Crane obtained permission
to take a bath about noon, and as a
number of visitors were in the corri-
dors at the time, it is believed that he
took advantage of the slight confu-
sion and passed out of the building
with the visitors, unnoticed by the
guards. AS soon as the escape was
discovered the deputy stationed at
rhe front door was suspended, pend
ing investigation.
A reward Of $500 has been offered
for his reca ptufe-$200 by the Sheriff
and 800 by the Chief of Police.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-29
WOMEN IN COUNCIL.
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WASHINGTON, March 2S.-The morn
ing session Of the international Coun-
Gil OF Women was devoted to the gem
eral subject of Industry. Laura M.
Johns, President OF the Kansas Equal
Suffrage Association, presided. The
first paper was read by Mrs. Mary A.
Livermore, on ''Woman's Industrial
Gains During the Last Half Century. .
Mrs. A. M. Worden and Hilda B.
Loud also read papers.
An interesting paper was read BY
Mrs. Leona Barry, organizer Of the
knights of Labor, on what the KniQhts
of Labor are doing for women. She
said: I'VE are building around our
girls wall to protect and defend them
from the humiliations which they
were heretofore subjected TO-. Tho
knights OF Labor are taking the little
girls from the factory, the workshop
and the mine aud educating them. be-
cause We know the little child Of to.
day is the mother of the future. We
know that the fireside, the city. the
State, the council and the nation is
moulded by the hand of wives and
mothers. We demand that they shall
be taken from the workshop, the fac
tory and the mine and put into the
school to develop item. The session
closed with well received address on
Women as Farmers" by Esther L.
Warner.
At the evening session Professor
Rena A. Michaels spoke of women
as Educators" Laura G. Holloway
spoke on "Women in Journalism -
Dr. Sarah Hackett stevenson of "Wo-
men in Medicine;" Mrs. Ada Bitten
berger on women in Law" and
Rev. Ada Powles of "Women in the
Ministry : 81 49,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-29
GRlBBLE,S NlURDERERS.
The Dead Bandit AN old Offender
The Rursuit.

PHGNIx, A. T., March 2S.-District
Attorney Cox, one of the pursuing
posse, returned to-day and says the
track of Gribble's murderers, three in
number, was taken at the place
where the crime was committed and
followed directly west thirty five
miles, thence southwesterly seventy
five miles, then back over the same
track forty-six miles in the Central
mountain range, thence east into the
Eagle Tail mountains, meanderipg
through the highest peaks and coming
out at ''the Tanks" at the northern
point OF the above range. into the Vul-
ture desert, where Saturday morning
at about 10 O'Clock the murderers
were overhauled by Murphy and Cox
and their party of five men.
The posse made run 10
head them off. The assassins
took position in dry wash awaiting
the attack. After holding consulta-
ton a messenger was dispatched to
Vulture, fifteen miles away, to get
recruits to effect the capture. The
robbers, seeing the courier leaving on
ga lop, shed the bullion to tighten
their loads and made run ac oss the
desert in the direction of Wickerburg.
The posse gave chase on the run for
twenty-five mills. Within four miles
of Wickerburg two of the robbers
abandoned their horses and took to
the rocks afoot. The posse pursued
the remaining horseman, who circled
around the Vulture peaks, coming
back within quarter of mile of the
Vulture camp, taking the same trail
he passed over the day before. He
returned to secure his bullion and trav-
eled directly for the Gila river, where
he was killed. The posse with Indian
trailers are now on the track of the
remaining two, with every prospect
Of capturing them, for the Indians
pursue the trail as we'll in the night
as in the day, the only difficulty be-
ing to keep mounted men in support
ing distance. The dead bandit has
been identified as Innocente Valen-
zuela, for whom Wells, Fargo & Co.
have a standing reward of $500, for
robbing the Vulture stage few years
ago. He also got $1,000 by stage
robbery in San Luis Obispo county.