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The Republican journal., 1888-10-04
BURGLARY Al BANGOR.

Burglars entered the residence occupied by
Mis-, Annie L. Hardy and niece last Thursday
night and ransacked every room in the house.
carving of the SiverWarc and $50 in money.
While rummaging the bureau in the room
where the young lady WAS sleeping one of the
burglars aroused Miss Hardy, who confronted
him. He struck her a heavy blow in the face.
and knocked her down. lie then walked away.
The ladies took refuge in the rear of the house
until the burglars took their departure. Quite
a sum of money was in the house which they
Ii tiinLl
The Republican journal., 1888-10-04

The free for al was for purse of $780, divided
There were three starters. The stallion Thack-
ambcau, by the Mudgctt Bros, Belfast; Thisbe
by +. NJ. Dollon, Belfast; and Thorn, by +. l.
Gowen, Of Freedom. Tie race was procession
Thackambau winning in three straight heats.
summary
Thackambau .......................1
1HlHnc .--......... .......2
lHoli. .....-...........3 !
1imc-25Sl: :, .36la, 237ls
The judges We're H. G. Marlen, Belfast IL. B.
Grant, Pro pcct; ii. NJ Bean, Camden.
The Republican journal., 1888-10-04

The gale of the 2Gth was the most severe expert
enced off Cape Cod in 40 years.
The Republican journal., 1888-10-04

SHIFTING: ITEMS. 4 despatch from Bath states
that the sch, Carrie A. Lane, principally owned by
Arthur Sewall X CO., OF that place, has been char
tered to carry coa from New York to san Francis
co. The Carrie 4. Lane is but a year old measures
about 80 tons an is chartered at SIP. She will
take cargo of about 200 tons and SO will receive
about $li 400. The Bath Independent says "1fds
schooner will be the first ever sent with eastern
coal around the Horn To Frisco, and should the
voyage be made with safety, undoubtedly other
and much larger schooners will be put into the
business. Sea captains here think that the Schoon
cr will make the trip all right; safely as an or
binary ship, and in ships average time, for in
stance 40 days. The Lane is IA three master is
very speedy and has made many quick passages
during her year of business along the Atlantic
coast. After arriving in san Francisco she will
be put into the Pacific coast trade" The Carrie
A. Lane is commanded by Capt. Fred :. Dyer,
formerly Of Lincolnvlle (who owns one eighth of
the vessen and has been employed the past sum
mer In carrying coal from Norfolk to Portland for
the Maine Central railroad. The voyage out will
be remunerative one, but scattering men here do
not think faNorably of the prospects for coastng
ON the Northwest coast. Capt. Dyers family re
slide In Bath Particulars of the disasters in the
line gale are given elsewhere. A Vineyard Haven
despatch says: "Capt. Pendlcton of sch. Charles
Heath, wishes to extend thanks TO Captains Allcv
Of sch. David Faust and Pickett, of sch. Kate
Walker, for assistance rendered him during the
gale of Sept 26." Sch. Prescott Iazeltiue of
this city, has made one trip from Coosaw, >. c. to
Elizabethport, and is now chartered for another
She brings on phosphate rock at $ 80 per ton and
takes back the ground fertilizer at 81 20 per ton.
Sch. George \ Albert of Bangor, built in Bel,
fast, went ashore at Salem, Sept 26th but came of
without much damage. .Schs. Palatka and Fan.
ME 4 Edith arrived at Belfast Saturday from IIo-
boken with coal for Swan & Sbey. =. Between
Saturday evening and Monday evening there were
over forty arrivals the port OF Bangor, many of
them coal vessels. Among them were the schs.
Charley Bucki with 3S tons for the Maine Central,
and the Annie II. Lewis with $40 tons for A. IL.
Babcock. ..Stcamtug Bismarck left Bangor Monday
to tow schooner A. llayford from Bluehii to New
York. The schooner has a cargo of granite. -.
Sch. Mary Farrow, one OF the few remaining of
old time coasters, is in Carter's dock being re
calked.. Capt. Fred S. Dyer, OF Sch. Carrie A.
Lane, wrote from Norfolk, Sept. 3Oth, that he
would sail next day with cargo of coal for the
Maine Central station at Bangor, at $3.50 per ton
This is his last trip He will then proceed to New
York or Baltimore and load for San Francisco, as
mentioned above.
The Republican journal., 1888-10-04

INSTALLATION OF a PASTOR. Rev. Fred Leroy
Payson was installed pastor of the Tnivcrsalist
church In this city last Thursday evening. MIR.
Payson has occupied the pulpit of the church for
several weeks and has given excellent satiefar-
ton. The following clcrgymeu came here to as
sist in the ceremonies Rev. &. &. Hamilton of
Oakland; Rev. II. S. Whitman, of Augusta: Rev.
W. W. Hooper, of Orono Rev. W NJ kmmcll,
Rev. l.. +. Peck, OF Bangor, and the Rcvs. j. \.
Savage Unitarian, and l.. NJ burlington, of this
city Revs. W. W. Hooper and +. f. Peck
called home before the exercises. The church
was well filled. The pulpit was handsomely deco
rated with flowers. The choir consisted of Mi
Maud Nllliken, Mrs. John II. Quimby, Mr.. y. q.
Pettingill, Mr.. T.. Pitcher and Charles NJ. Craig ,
Mrs. Frank +. Crowley officiating at the organ,
and it is needless to say that the music was excel
lent The exercises began with an organ volun.
tary. Rev. J. A. Savage read the 65h Psalm, with
responses by the audience. Rev. W. ii. Kimmell,
of Kockland, offered prayer Reading of Scrip
lures by Rev. l.. NJ. burlington. The hymn "Send
Down Thy Truth, Goh!" was sung by the choir.
The sermon of the evening was by Rev. H. T.
Whitman, of Augusta, and defined the Iniversaiist
church. The choir then sang go Thou, Who are
the Chosen Son." &c. Rev. l.. NJ. Burlington
made the ordination prayer, and the scene, with
the kneeling pastor was an impressive one. The
Right Hand OF Fellowship was given by Rev G. G.
Hamilton and the Charge to the Pastor by Rev W.
NJ. kimme The Charge to the People also
given by Rev. G. G. Hamilton. Anthem-"Come
Mighty Spirit" The exercises concluded with II
benediction by the pastor. Rev. Mr.. Payson be
gins his ministration under favorable circum
stances. and his passionate will no doubt be a sue
ceSSful
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-27
(Nadesfane).
East Saginaw. 80 grudnia.

East Saginaw, 30 grudnia.
Szanowna RedakcYo! Przese-
}ajac abonament Wiarusa ME mo
ge przeniese ma sobie, by ME po-
dzielic sic z Szanownym Redakto-
rem i mnogiemi moimi anatomy
mi W Ameryce ciezkim zalem,
jaki znowu spotka} mnie %nieszczes-
liwego. Try lata temu pomar}a
mi c6reczka, a teraz. 80 listopada,
zabra} nam Pan Bog synka Bro
nj lava, liczacego 2 lata, Z mie-
siecy. Nadto, pc ostatnim wypad-
ku smierci, dwie coreczki zacho-
rowa}y, TAX zesmy zwatpili o ich
wyzdrowieniu, lecz jedna juz, Bo-
gu dzieAl, zdrowsza, ale starsza,
lat 8, j~eszcze chora.
Dwoje naidrozszych dziatek,
ktore nam Pan Jezus zabra}, da-
lem razem pochowaG, a to W taxi
sposdb, re lot kupi}em i pocho-
wa}em synka, a potem kaza}em
odkopac coreczke, Bronls}awe, i
przewiesc do je] braciszka, gdzic
teraz razem spoczywaja. Zaglqda-
lismy do trumny, lecz juz mic ME
by}o tylko proch.
Niechze oboje spoczywaja W
Panu i uzywaja b1ogiego wieczne-
go spoczynku, ktdrego obysmy j
my doznali, gdy tam p6jdziemy
Ciezko strapiony Fir. Mordec,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-27
Ameryka.

Wynalazca p d s 0 maj
struje teraz lalki, mowiaee kill
ku jezykami. - W P | a.
d e p h i otwarty zosta}
pierwszy ma cafym swiecia
kosciof ola g}uchoniemych. -
W New Yorku umar}a
Is letnia Anna Langley, ktG-
IA mierzyIa : stop 2 Gale. =
Robert Garret, dawnle]szy
prezydent Kolei Bali; more--O.
hio, niedawnoposfaf w ,>rezen.
Gle Kardyaafowi G;bbonso~"'
~ Baltimore kolejowy tykiet
roczny, ma ktorym bylo ma
.znaczope ola Kardynafa Glib
bonsa i 4ouy; teraz owego
eGarreta uznano waryatem. -
. Personal---very. kasyer miasta
sCleve | d, Ohio, ucieki-
szy z 100000 do Londynp,
,setlowat" ztamtad re swymi
v,erzvc|elami W Amyryce. Wy
dali 100000 re sKradzionej
sunny j przekaza1 mias1u swo-
ia posiadfos6 W Ameryce.
Miasto s Point
musiafo zapiacic p. Jozefowi
Ju, g, ktory sobie tam noge
zfamaf na llchym chodniku,
: $l,070 odszkodowania. = Pc.
Ear W kopalniach W Ca IT,
met j Hek]a jrz ugaszony.
= W Chicago policya pozb"-
villa swobody zebrah s zwisz-
kow acknowledgement i 50
zwiaz]lo ", nale2acych do CHI
cagoskiego Central Labor u
snion.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-27
NAJlEpSIE ZDROWlE!
DR.. f.. G. ESTA fRODE1

DR.. Il. G. wEsTA sRODEK
MA NERWY i MOZG, g%waranto-
w"ne tajemnic>r 'eka~ two ma by
sterya, zawr"t vs. go vic, konwul-
sye, mrukliwoks, as .wowa newral-
gia, b6l gfowy, D erwowa prcstra-
cyH, poehedzans. u&ytku alkoho-
Iii Tub taSaS' bezsp"nosd, pray
ghe''ah'" ap .ysfoMc, rozmiekeze-
ne mezga, prowadza:, do ob'aka-
ma. o. 'n~ieszczcscia. rozpaczy j
sm's''' - p"wudr iac~ rych'o ze-
S.af"s'S Ne size, nierirdn"sc, ntrate
sitv . obojga rfci, mimowoluc IL
p'a" V i chor"hr zw"Ia Srerma
lf nhoea, bsda'@ sNutiijcm mad
' zNcla m"zgn, s%aInogNa!tu i in
} nych tajnA CHI g~rzvchow Ku&dv PHI
dcfk" zaw'rra percy" n@ led"n mic
siac. $1.0D pode!ko, Iub 6 pudelek
za $500. Przescfa SO poczta, kto-
Ia oddnje przssefke, sknr" wart"st
przes, Xxi bedsle ,iej zaptacona
Gwarnzat ssjeassy "a 6 lptl.
esrsea,
ze te w,!"r1a k"a!y l.rzypudsk
o"@y Ea&IcH Am5vi"nin, ,iakie
otr@ymamy ia Is !udvt@k, z do}a.
czcn:eM $500, oslemv znmu~ia.
jiarrmn naszn nsAi.a ~gw"raEcya.
" z"fo"lmy p~ienia'z', .jezcli lie.
k",stw" '.aszc nj stauruje Gwa.
rancsc wystAWla ,yiis"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-27
ZABAWY W BUFFALO.
East Buffalo, 81 grudnj .

1oOV DNAAeIAoa ~ 0ASNAN Il.
Szanowny Redaktorze'.
Smiem prosit o og} oszenie
dw6ch przedstawieh majacych sic
odbyt W naszej hall parko;y ei.
1. Nulturnlk. a. .amat W : ak.
tach p. x. Miarka.
2. X ON narz i M y
MARI, obraz ludowy W 1. akcie
re spiewkami p. J. N. Kamihskie-
go. Odegrane zostana w d~ien
Howego roku 1889 o godzinie
7mej %wieczorelH = przez czfon-
k6w choru parafiainego,
tudziez
w dzien Trxech Kroki-
6. /. 80 - wieczorem O godzinie
7mej.
SzOpka.
1. Przedstawlenie w 5 aktach
re spiewkami / muzyka przez u
czni szko}y wyzszcj (Canisius Col
lege) i dzieci szk6lne Parafi sw.
Wojciecha.
2. Spiewy narodowe.
5. Wlersz::, ,zachwycenie" (mat-
ka i dziecko W igurach natural
nych.
4. SpleWY narodOwe.
5. Wiersz Lenartowicza: ,,po.
zegnanie pielgrzyma, (obraz z,wy
z dziatek szKolnych zfozonO -
przemowy.
6. Odezwa do Polek.
7. Ani6f i dziecko - obraz
zywy - spiew dzieci szk6lnych =
przemowy.
Gwlazd6r strzeze ehojenki...-
s}ucha dziatki pilne spokojne
roznych nauk: 2 katechizmu, hi
storyi. polskiej - czyta wypraco-
wanna rozdaje nagrody dzieciom
piekne ubrania: dzieci z}e j leniu-
chy-r6zga karze!
Doch5d ma dobro koscio}a.
! 10 licznego wspdfudzia}u zaprasz.
K,~mitel " parafii sw. Wojciecha
e. W1sdemQ2n. Sekr.
PEACC1E IA WiARUSA!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-27
WIADOMOSCI
Nl[lIJSCOW T..

SK uTklEM jakicIls DIVA.
rzIy,h virsci \ Minneapolis i
Chrc go II tnkae pewnie z po.
wodu, DO redaktor Wu,wsa o.
znalmil tuteiszemu urzedowi
p0czt0wemp zn,Hlm w,da@n.
MIA nowei PolskieI gazetki pod
tytuiem ,Acseiaszh'o. po)awily
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-27
PANA MAXA ZIELMIN

PANA. MAXA ZlELMIN-
SKIEGO z Tylic, W Prusach
ZachodLich, kt6ry pred 70
klein przybyf do New Yor-
ku, wzywa redakcya Ogniska,
ably sic do mel zgfosil W bar
do wa1nym ola slebie intere.
sic. Aires tel redakcy': Dr..
Gutenberg, 81 Stanton Str,
New York City, N. Y,
W BUFFALO re wszystkich
SHADOW miesa W obrebie pol
skiei psrafil sw. Stanislawa
najlepsze irnie ma sklad pana
B. Jakubowskiego.-
my!
DETROIT.-Ks. Kolasinskl
zebrat JUL okoto S tysie~y do
larow ia kosciof ola tute)szej
wolnej gminy polskiej, kt6rel
zostanie proboszczem. Pc .nie$-
Gle krazq pogloski, il ks, Ko-
lasihskIego chciano otruc.
ST. PAUL., Minn.-Tulejsze
polskle towarzystwo Lutnua o.
uegra okofo Trzech knoll teatr
anntmlski, q mlanowicie sztu
Ike Blazek Opetany, w halls p.
Jozefa Jarosza pod mr.. $50
Thomas ulicy. W grze vienna
udzial:: Jozef Kujawa, PAM
Rozalia Guzowska, PARMA Au-
ma Sandecka, parma R61alia
Rost, Wojciech WesoiowsIkl,
Jozef Jankowski, Piotr Hecz
lewski i Jan Kuchnowskl.
Pa.-Podczas
narodowegn obchodu j:stopa-
dowego, WHOLESOME zo>tafo W
tutejszym kosciele ka2 ME ola
Targowiczan, tel tresc,: Ready
moskiewskie ME So tax liche,
]ak piszq pc gazetach, ale je
zeli taxi owaki ME chce stu.
cha6, jest ..rnqbrnym i dur
nym, wtedy takiemu bracisz-
kowi Moskal kfadzie kajdanki
ma rece, i ia SybaE oolska
powstanle, ale tylSo ten bed.
ny j ciemny ch]ap ia odbudu'
je, a te Zwiazki polskie, dc
ktorych 2ydy, kalwiuy i ma
sony naleza, to wszystko dJa'
bla warte! Go daj Boze A
men.-Takiemu kaznodzlei M
leza1by sic jeszcze "a 2vc;;
pomnik ma saskim ,,acu!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-27

LOFTY ma sprzedaz, calko
wife i po}owiczne ma pan Ru-
d"If Mnswik Mankato Ave
552 W pobllau mostu. Ktoby
chclal sobie zaio2yd W VIM.
me stale wlasne oguisko, ME.
rhai uda sic do tego tana, a
mo&e uobiG dobry nteres, DO
Lofty W tel stronis miasta co
ron ida W gore.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-27

Gilberton Wine k~ukaszewicz z.W
Polander Jan Sawiek1 200
st Paul Jak Synak 200
Brooklyn Jos Gasiorowski 800
Glen Lyon Jos FIR Rudnicki 800
Chicago Micha} Dopka 200
Edward Hartwig 200
Jak6b Kaszynski 100
]. Lila 200
Jersey City Rev Michnowski 200
La Sale A Mathea 200
Polander Jan B}azej 200
st Paul M. Mikulewicz 200
Pincunnlng Ant Syperski 200
Blossburg Ignacy Brzezihski 200
Chicago Bort} Katny 200
Teofl Stan 200
Aurora Michaf Knofczynski 800
Duluth Rev ] Wojcik ESQ
South Amboy And Jamrockl 2,S5
Braidwood R Jabfonski 100
Buffalo B Jakubowski 4.3O
Renfrew J%anPerszyk 200
Winona Aug szlagowski OPS
Wal Dudzihski OPS
Natrona Wel]nicki 800
Chicago Jan Dankowski zoo
Morris Run Leon Chlebowski 200
Brooklyn Tom Osiecki 500
New Wawerly Jan Bylnowski 500
Wa"rz Dombrowski 200
Hagerty Rev W Debski 200
st Louis FIR Baczkowski 200
Rev Plusihski 200
New York S Cieszewski 200
Chicago Stan Ma}}ek 100
Momemce Jan Wagner 200
Hegewisoh Kardl VVisniewski 200
Appleton Mich Konieczny 200
Toledo Ant Kujawa 100
Jan Kubacki 100
St Joseph J Stahkowskl 200
A Fraindorfer 200
Chicago L P Bergman zoo
Bay City Rev M Matkowski zoo
Manistee A Ropa 200
Roam St Laskowski loo
Cleveland And Skonieczny zoo
Buffalo / Raszeja Ill
Erie st Daszyhski 2,O(
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-27

. "iAS'SAoN'Cu AOooV-
XII, il to howe pismo bedzie
niby wystepowa}o przeciw VIA
rusowa. Tsk sic rzeczy ME ma.
ia. Oba pisma beda wlasnos
c1a .jednej osoby, t. j. Hero
nina Derdowskiego, gdy2 TREE.
cha osoba, ktora sprzedafa Der
dowskiemu Waa,usa ma wy
plate - dzieki obficie teraz
wp}ywajacemu abonentowi, JUL
W przyszfym miesi4cu zupef-
ME %zostanie zaspokojona, a po-
tem Derdowski - mimo ty
SAGA zlosliwych jezykow, "a
zdrcszczqcych mu niezaleznos-
ci - zostanie tak2e samo-
dzielnym posesorem Wsarwsa.
Re to nastapi, "a to reczy pi-
smienny kontrakt pomiedzy
DerdowskIm Cenzorem
Zwlazku Mar. Polsk1ego, slo-
wo tego zas}u2onego meta
wobec Swallow dane, )ego
listy i wypr5bowany honor,
- vice, niepotrzebnie sic
publicznosc polska w Vino
ME niepokoi o los Wiorusa
i jego redaktora.
Me bylibysmy tel sprawy
poruszall. gdyby te zlcsliwe
echa ME by!y nam zaszkodzi-
1y W iuteresie. Pobatamuco :
NJ lad jlz navel ME chce
Derdowskiemu placid abnna-
mentu, chocia2 jedy"ie do ME
so - ]ak kazdego przeko-
mac powinno powyzs>e oswald
genie wszelxie pieniadze
"a Wimusa nale3q i nale3eG
bedq.
Wobec tvln kfopot6w do
mowYch, kt6rc m4rify Maj
strowi mir swiateczny, slime,
gorqce poparcie. Jaki, go donna.
.le re strony rodak6w trra2
wfasnie, gdy jaknaj wiecej po-
trzeba mu pienle1zy ma spia-
Genie cie2kiego diugu, do fe2
80 rozc2ula. WidaG, ze P"la.
cy W lynn kraju majq Boga
W sercu j uzna]qc mozolna
prace okolo szerzenla oswlaty
narodowej, ME zalu}a grosza
ma wynagrodzer NE trudow Re
dakcyi. NiechaJ bfogosfawi,
nieba kA&demu, ktoko:wiel
"zy to groszem, cry plorem
czy slcwem przyczynit sic d.
poparcia Wa171sa i do pc
wstania Ko$cMszki!
+ " poniedzia1ek zfozone costa
}y do grobu ma omentarzu pc
skim w Winonie zw4eki S. D.. W.
ciecha Meyzyka, lat 46. Smie1
| jego spowodowa}o wyrwanie 7 re
bow ma raz, skutkiem czego OPP,
china zat]Sata mu gard}o. S.
Meyzyk s lat by} W Ameryce, lee
. nlgdy mu sic ME wiod}o, a i
: ME nalezaf do zadnego Towarzys'
wa, musialo miasto ola niego {
tiarowac trumne i pojazd pogrz'
J bowy.
Paromec Robert Harris isto
!; ME w Boze Narodzenie popfyn;
ztad do Fountain City - z vie
!; ~ liczba gosci, ktdrzy dumni by
feao. re W tym pofnocnym kr
i, 80 = tv,, czasle swobodnle' mog
p1yna6 rzek$ Mississippi
Jan Ltersh wywichna} sob
ramie PREY reparacyi starego gm'
chu pocztowego.
; Komisarze %popiatowi zbiora 8
: / s%tycznia ma move posiedzenie.
W dsiei Moweqo Roku bedz
poczta Cd godziny 10 pred p'
iudniem do godziny 6 wieczorel
zan,knieta. Biuro ola Money 0
{ der6w bedzie W ten dzieh Fan
i kn,ete, iiscz az do godziny 10 b
, die MONA i,egistrowae listy IL
: registrowane odbierac.
W Basarze g,viazdkowym WI
Roessnera dosta.uiecie "a kazdel
: dolara towar6w, jake tam kuI
!. o;o lor ~ n la polnnV. 4U ST.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-27
"THE NEW s)uTH, >,

For several years after the close Of the late warrior the
Union, the Southern States remained in a condition Of
me UNION, the Southern States remained in a condi.
non OF poverty and exhaui,ion from which many
thought it was impossible for them to recover. Atlanta,
IN 1865 a dilapida,ed, hall burned, town, the Chicago
OF me chicago fthe South, a cito Of managnificent
ham bids fair . .urpass pitsburgh in iron manufas.
lures, and to become and immense workshop. while
the continually advancing prices Of real estate are mar
veloue, Nashville and Memphis are metropolitan CT
guidance of alert and energetic men of business. New
Orleans has renewed her youth and held two magnifi-
cent expusitons- Everywhere progress is the watchword
A tour OF this New South will repay the thoughtful
and observing traveller, and the best way to reach it is
by securing tickets over The Burlington" which has
thr best Southern connections Inquire of your ticket a.
gent or Write to W. ]. c. Kenyon, Cen. Pass Agent
C.,B. & N. R.R., St. Paul, MINI.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-05-03
Benedict Races !
SPRING MEETING May l4th to 18th SO.
A FINE RACE COURSE JUST COM.
PLETED.

Both running and naG
trotting stock Of the <AA&rv>
counties are invited S&&
70 enter the contest; also an opportunity
OF competition offered to saddle and driving
horses. Ample stable accommodations
connected with the new Hotel Gilsey, where
the guests viii be furnished with a first
class cuisine, and can enjoy the famous
Benedict oysters and fish fresh from the
waters of the Patuxent A band of music
WIZ be IN attendance each day as special
attraction to the ladies; also grand stand
to seat five hundred persons. Perfect or.
der will be preserved on the grounds by
competent policemen. Further particulars
on application to
G. GILL BOWLING,
or THOMAS BERRY, Secretary.
Benedict, Charles county, Nd.
april 19-3mt
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-05-03
FOR SALE.

81 Acres Of Land situated on The Public
Road, one mile from Pincy Point Hotel
and near the -. Georges River. For
further information, adir,ss,
MKs. X ATT Johnson,
6lG VI St. y. W,
J. L. ARMSTRONG, WASHINGTON, D. {.
Pincy Point, MI.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-05-03
PLANTS FOR SALE.

7 have now about 10000 cabbage
- plants for sale Best early varieties 20
cts, per 100; 81 per 1000. Later varieties will
be ready in about 20 6 weeks. viii also
have tomato and celery plants and sweet
potato slips in due season. Orders mailed
70 my address viii receive prompt atlcn-
ton.
GEO. +. PAB~T,
Le0nardtown.
March lin
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TO SHIPPERS.

The schooner GEO. r. BOW AAEN
DOM Is now prepared TO carry 49,.
freight with dispatch AMI care from The To
tomac and adjacent waters. Rates, low Is
the lowest Address,
Capt MM. +. HOGG,
81 Mary's City, Nd.
April l2-tfs
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-05-03
NOTICE.

- l win give the wood, (me- SHH
dunn growth OF pine, poplar 49,
49,. and oak.l on forty acres Of -nAn.
land, Tor the cleaning of the same.
GEO. T. PABST,
Leonardtown, Nd.
Feb 10, lsSS-sm.
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FOR RENT.

NTORE, dwelling and lot, with livery
n stables attached. Fine stock OfNILL1-
" merry goods for sale, on reasonable
terms. Possession given at once.
Mrs L WALTER MATTINGLY.
Mechanicsville, s. MsFy's Co, nd.
Dec. s,'s1-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-05-03
NOTICE
-oP THE-
SittfnSs for Registration
In THE
IL e 8 pectSce Election
Districts of sc. Ma
s'y's County.

Notice IS hereby given 10 all persons
qualified % be Registered as Voters in the
different Election Districts of So. Mary's
county, that in accordance with the Act of
the General Assembly of Maryland, passed
at the Session Of 1882, Chapter 20, as amend
ed by the Act Of 1883, Chapter 1855, the TN
dersigned, Officers OF Registration Of the
respective Election Districts of said county,
duly commissioned and qualified, win hold
their
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-05-03

Z. SIEsF.hER
s.-ssS-Szszzs SIZE
Capt. w. c, GEoGHEGAN, willlcavc Pier
10, Light Street Wharf, every TUESDAY
and Friday - 5, 7. NJ, ior to following
landings on Po;amac River:
ON TUESDAYS FOR
Cornfeld HarboT, Nurday's Point,
Jones Wharf, AheiIS Wharf,
Brome's Wharf, Huward's Wharf,
bacN'c'S Wharf, launarIisOwn,
IoE'--; ) bars, FJNwcN's Wharf
COIn hL.rt, stones Wharf
kinSale Wharf, Cobum Wharf,
Lodge Wharf, NOmini Ferry,
Mt. Holly Wharf
Leave LEONARDrON for BALTIMORE
On Thursday att, AN.
ON FRIDAYS FOR
Cornfield IIaTtOr, FuXwClrs Wharf,
Jones Wharf Cubrum Wharf,
Bnlmc's Wharf, Iiowarl's Wharf,
Bacon's Wharf, Lcoaardtown Wharf,
CowaTt's Wharf, Stones Wharf.
Coln Wharf, Lancastcr'S Wharf,
kinsalc Wharf, ChapiicO Wharf,
Lodge Wharf, Liverpool Point,
Munday's Point, Smiths Point,
Piney Point, Glym1unt
Abelrs Wharf.
,S WASIIlNGTON.D.
Leave WASHINGTON FOR BALTIMORE
on Sunday, al 1, L. NJ.
Freight RooSiooi only on TUESDA Us and
FRTDITS.
No Freight reoeicSd qJlsr $50, T. NJ
No Bills OF Lading will he signed except
those Of the Company.
Il. FOSTER, General Manager.
4. NEEDHAM, Jr., Agent.
Feb 23-tf.
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/. Oscar Morgan

Extend special invitation to his many
friends and customers 10 visit his STORE
and examine his large stock Questionable
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-05-03
SHOES and HATS.

My new Fall styles are in, and price
lower than ever. My stock will please
young men, old men and boys.
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ALBERT
LEAF TOBACCO,
GRIM,
WOOL
and az COUNTRY PRODUCE.

Personal attention Will hp given tn the
Inspection AMI sale Of tobacco and t. sale
OF grain. Liberal advances IN crusigr-
mcntS.
Jan. 21--tf
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G. O O ID = .
DONESfICS

In this department am low priced. Call
and examine my Fancy Shifting, Ginghams
Calicoes and Lawns before purchasing else
where.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-05-03
GROCERIES

Fine fresh and cheap. Call and make
small purchase and know that you will
become permanent customer.
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LEONARDTOWN DISTRICT-ELEC-
TON DISTRICT NO.3.
The Officer Of Registration for the Third
Election District will attend and sit for the
purposes aforesaid, on Monday, the 14th,
and Tuesday, the 18th days of May, at Fen
scick's Hotel, LeondrtitO1n.
w. CLARENCE DRURY,
Officer of Registration for Election District
No. 3, of St Mary's county.
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ST. LNIGOS DISQUALIFICATION
DISTRICT NO. /.

The Officer of Registration for the First
Election District will attend and sit for the
purposes aforesaid, on Monday, the 14th,
and Tuesday the 18th days of May, at r.
g. Edslen's Store.
RICHARD NJ. ABEL,
Registration Officer for Election District
No. l, of St Mary's county.