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$685., 900 in Manufacturing.

This company undertake to secure for Taapoosa
within three years the following industries, either by
the donation OF land for plant and other valuable con-
sderations, should it become necessary at the
end of three years will cooperate with others by
taking stock in such manufacturing enterprises by
investing portion of their surplus or devotng the
proceeds of the sale of portion of their treasury
stock to these other enterprises of equal benefit
TO the city.
1. cotton mill, for sheetiffg, estimated to-
COST :.s......-.: :Vt5otooo
q. A Cotton charcoal iron furnace, estimated
to cost ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ........... 10000
Z. A malleable iron works, estimated to
cost ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000
a. An enormous hotel, estimated to COST. 10000
s. furniture factory, estimated to COST: $4,000
6. A SASH door and blind factory, estimated
tocost observation-disclosures. 25,ooo
?. rolling mill estimated to COST. -. 10000
g. A stove works, estimated to COST. $1,000
O. Car works, estimated to cost. 10000
10. A wagon mandatory, estimated to
cost ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. as,ooo
II. Public school building, estimated to
cost. ,,,.,,,,............ 1900
lotal. .....-s.ss... ...'...--'''''' VoVS,OOo
The Company offer the most liberal tn-
ducenaents to manufacturers tcho sctU
locate In TdtIapoosa. Raw material and cheap
labor are abundant and the South is fast becoming
the manufacturing center of the United States. Cor
respondence with manufacturers solicited.
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THE TALLAPOOSA JOURNAL.

Is large, enterprising paper with circulation of
nearly 5000 and is filled with items of interest to
those interested in the welfare OF Tallapoosa and
her prospects. Any one thinking of investing or
locating in Tallapoosa should send soc. in stamps
for six months subscription.
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assays from As to 60 per cent metallic iron, and
gold ore from IS to 5000 per ton. This company
took first honorable mention steel-makng ores
and marble from their property at the recent Pied
mont Exposition in Atlanta.
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depoI1nside Lots, $500; Corner Lots,
ten minutes, walk from depot-In-
side Lots from $50 to 5000; Corner
Lots, 81 5 to $3.50. Terms, one-third cash,
which must be RENTED with order; balance, one
and two years, with interest at per cent Those
desiring to purchase by mail can write what
priced lots they desire and the location wished,
and we will make the selection subject to their APP
proval at any time they may desire to inspect it.
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$4,000, 900 Capital Stock.

Company is regularly Incorporated, with capital
stock of S. consisting of 100000 shares of
$500 each This stock is fully paid in the organza-
ton of the Company, never be increased, never
assessed, and is subject to personal liability. 1t
first offered to investors Aug. Ist at 81 per
share but has rapidly advanced until it is sell
ing at SIS 90 per share.
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Property Of this Company.

The property of this company consists of a,Iso
acres Of city lands Io7so building lots still unsold
(averape price $500 cach) z.7oo acres of mineral,
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the world-possessors Of mining property, rightly
developed, worth millions.
Birmingham, Ala, Age, Oct. I6. 1887: On arriv-
ing in Tallapoosa on every side the Age reporters
ears were greeted with the sound of the hammer of
the saw and the planning and saw mills, and the
general hum of pushing and busy place.
Chattanooga, Tenn, Times Oct. I6, 1887: There
is probably place in the South to-day offering
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BLESSED BE DRUDGEKY-Aser Sermon
90, mailed. Religious and other standard
books. Catalogue free. Call or write
CHARLES H. KERR & CO., Publishers
Dearborn St., Chicago, Ill.
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A PLACE OF RESIDENCE AND PRoFIrARLE IMvEsTMENT

to Tallapoosa and investigate with their own eyes
Will YOU not conner COME AND INVESTIGATE
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1888-03-31
Surrounded by Rich Minerals.

Taliapoosa is situated in the heart Of the riches
gold and iron-bearing district ofthe South.
The richest of iron ores, manganese, copper, sill
YER gold marble and other minerals abound. Iror
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1888-03-31

more inducements to the settler mechanic and in
weston than the young and progressive city of ITALIA
poosa, Ga.
New Haven, Conn.,, Register. Nov. S, 1887: The
significant Characteristic Of Talapoosa is that those
people who have investigated it are most thor
oughly enthusiastic over its prospects
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Atlanta, Ga, Capitol, Aug. 40, 1857: Tallapoosa
is destined to be the " Denver" or "Dcadwood" of
the Eastern part of the Union.
Birmingham, Ala, Herald, Oct. I6, 1857: One
side world it is attracting men and capitalists
from every section of the United States.
Macon, Ga, Telegy@fk, Aug. al, 1887: This
Company is one of the richest mining companies In
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\ PRICES OF
| BUILDING LOTS.

Lots 5OxI50, on
best streets and av-
enues, five min
~ q as wunnEx Frnvx1
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Sales 500, 600 in 90 Days.

The sales of building lots in Tallapoosa made by
this Company have amounted to over $1,000 in the
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CON E AND SEE.


Nothing pleases US so well as to have people com
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-03-01
COMMUNICATED.

Now it came to pass in the s55th year of
St Maries that the county was agitaied
from Pr Lookout even unto Peters Ditch
concerning the choice Of a servant who
should serve for two years or longer under
the Tobacco Inspection Laws.
And from the regions around Chaptico
and Leonardstown and from the cornlands
Of Medley's Neck and the lowlands Of ST.
Inigo's came applicants in pairs and by
scores, each and every Of whom went about
securing backing from men calling them
selves strong and forwarding petitions a
yard long to the captain called Cotton, say
ing that in consideration of shekels they
would serve the people and save the party.
But behold, there arose one in the region
Of Patuxent who cared not for petitions or
backing from those around and about him
but who made frequent visitations 10 the
city which aboundesh in fesh-pots and
where dwell great captains called Bosses
and he saith: Behold am Lord of St.
Msries and carry things right and left in
that land and there is none between the
two rivers whom cannot lay low"
And the Bosses heard and believed, and
promised what was asked. And the Pa
tuxenite returned home rejoicing. travel
ling over muddy roads with fine team
and asking no man for help.
And IL came 10 pass as the bosses prom
ised, but the captain called Cotton waxed
Narm and things were made 90 hot that
the Pstuxenite bethought himself Of pill
grimage TO his own land seeking help out
Of the mud. And when he came he found
some Of the people not good Samaritans
by a jug full, but like unto American
small boys who with thumbs TO their noses
and fingers wriggling said 70 him in trou-
BILE: "Ah, therel Stay therer Others
there were who helped him saying: Thou
art better than nobody"
And il came TO pass that the Captain
called Cotton was upheld by many who
but two years before had travelled in dele
cations 10 the city called Annapolis and So
licited 9 great man TO pay no attention %
this same captain but 20 turn him down
and two lefisnAnts with him and SIC on
them Wherefore, Senatorial rights In lsse
and 1853 are things diverse and different
"Whaf h sauce CIR goose l. not sauce fol
q gander." TIE Philistines rejoice and
say with the scribe, "let her go Gallagher
CATALNR.
With year permission, Mcssrs Editors
Casaline. the scribe, a some failure date
win coasinae his history. Chapaer ii may
be headed The Kyhar Dig" or the Pol<
which Knockea the reEsimmoas.
CuAFTsco. Mn.
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1 @&Wa@& A88 @&M&8Wh8E.
IA the Snow Of the s7th ulfimo, witnes
seth. winter l. not yet over.
Alexander Kilgour. Esqr., Of Rockville
was among the visitors 10 our town Ties
day.
Weregre4 10 learn of the severe sicknes,
Of Ar. Alloy. =. Fenwick, er. and hope ths
he may soon improve
Gov. jackson has signed Biscosls desfl
warrant and fixed Friday the 97sh day q
April as the date or execution.
A new postofice has been established nj
Oakley, Milessown district. and ]. Marshall
Dent been appointed posimasssr.
A new bnard-fence In 'front.' of IN
Priests Lot and Mas Kate Camalier's
garden Is the latest improvement
Our party in the county seems 20 be
harmonious on the Tariff and, 10 the best
Of onr ability. we propose 20 fight ID out ON
that line
Excavations fnr the cellar and founda-
tons Of the Sisters Hall have begun and
the carpenters expect 10 commence work
ere long.
Instead Of drawing blank I'm the In
spectorship contest, as our last paper stated
was likely, 81. Mary's drew Warehouse No
and Mr.. Thomas II. Bond.
Judge Loves pet monkey is dead. Il
died on Ash Wednesday and the cat which
1t raised has aince fallen OF preceptibly,
presumably because of grief
Read the schedule of the Weems' Steam
ers and If you wish to see one Of the pref.
test Of rivers and enjoy quick and pleas
ant trip to Baltimore, go by this line.
For the nine thousandeth time we feel
called TO state that We are not responsible
for statements made by correspondents and
can answer no inquiries in regard to them.
Mr.. George F. Pabst cautions all persons
against crossing or otherwise trespassing
upon his estate, known as Prospect Hill"
Offenders will be dealt with according to
law.
Bond and anti-B Bond petitions are the
order Of the day and speculations are rife
IS to what the Senate will do about il.
Last weeks issue proves Us no prophet,
and we propose TO "bide wee" before ex-
pressing our opinion.
Mr.. Wilkinson, Of this county, was GER
tainly right in the stand he made in the
House against the Legal Notice Monopoly
bill. Country newspapers irrespective of
party should be thankful to members who
voted and spoke against that Ubiquitous
measure.
If the proposed Assessment Law passes,
there will be ten appointments coming TO
ST. Mary's. The pay will be $3.50 per
day and there will be no difficulty in per-
suading democrats 70 take the positions.
We hope all the appointecs will be Of the
simon-pure variety.
In the list of county appointments fol-
lowed by US in the last BEACON, there was
one mistake and one omission. Instead Of
J. Gwinn Barber Register, for the 9Th dis
trict, Joseph ii. Jones has been appointed,
and, in the 9TH district, Charles Huseman
is one Of the Justices.
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PrOmoatOn.

Pr0moaioa.
Saturday last, Capt Chesley Capt. Co
A., Comdg. 4th Battalion, II. N. G., issued
the following order:
Corp. Fenwick TO be ID Sergt, Comb
discharged.
ii. Corporal Jarboe to be 4th Sergeant
Duke discharged.
III. Corporal Dawson 10 be 9Th Sergeant
Raley discharged.
Nv. Corporal Abel, to be LIST corporal
Fenwick promoted.
V. Corporal Goldsboro' 70 be End Corpo.
raj, Armsworthy detailed as drummer.
VI. Corporal Graves to be 3rd Corporal,
Jarboe promoted
VII. Corporal Yates TO be 4th Corporal.
VIII. Private Brown to be 9Th Corporal,
Dawson promoted.
X. Private Jones 70 be 9th Corporal,
Abel promoted.
Y. Private s. Abel 10 be 7th Corporal,
Goldsboro' promoted.
The foregoing are hereby constituted
non-commissioned officers In the above
named positions from this day and date.
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At a meeting Of the Teachers Mutual
Improvement Association, held on Satur-
day, February 25th, 1888, the following
preamble and resolutions were passed:
WHEREAs, A bill having been intro
duced 20 increase the State tax from 10 cts
u 12I cts. ON the 500, or some measure
asking an increase of the public school tax
for public school purpose, is now pending
before our Legislature; and whereas, an ex-
animation of the annual statements from
the several counties of the State discloses
the fact that the fund for public school pur-
poses is inadequate to the demand for pop
ular education; and that q great need for
an increase in this fund exists, not only in
our own county, but throughout the State,
and especially in q majority Of the coun-
ties, therefore be il
Resolved, That We, the teachers Of St
Mary's county in association assembled, do
most heartily endorse these or any other
measure tending TO the relief of the present
financial embarrassment existing through
out the State, and especially in our own
county.
And be Il further resolved, That we be-
ing in great measure the custOtlians Ofthe
general welfare, do engage ourselves, and
do invite our co-laborers throughout the
State, TO use their best endeavors 90 secure
the passage of such q measure or secure
such legislation.
Resolved, That the Secretary be instruc-
ted to send copy Of these resolutions 70
the county papers Cor publication and for
ward copy 10 the General Assembly i'm
mediately.
CHARLES ADAMS, Secretary.
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4
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BxAcoN expresziag ny opinion concera-
ing che prssenf and the proposed sys-
ten &C 1obacco Inzpcczinn- In that
article l neisher asked far nor expected
any controversy On tia subject meRely
stated @cts % I nndaEsaood them and
wisAea and expecaed eFaxT one % empress
Near snNs @ 80 suA5ee< bak i tAe
- issue q ne ka<sxprss sse tAAk my
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- - = PIES ~ over tns ooanuy
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= - u : cahnos answer INN on
- als Pc uaeolies as have not kept
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NO see'''s 70 De
Du'' nun tne interest mat ne takes in
a4'e su''ecs .. iooacco inspecuon' l can
40" =, "Hy mAly'Anu 'ooacco mas OF iaie
eH senine SO low. IL Is because my dear
'e"u N, Is one " 'nose very fancy farm-
s's VINO nave lof ssseta years been rails
lns suon Ploois'ousiy large crops OF tobac-
90 u'a' nc mas hoe only giutted the Balti-
iiioie nia'Ae' ous the markets all over the
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@t. latge's Bs@szas.

From oxr Regular C5rrespOndentl
Judging from the swelling Of the buds OF
certain trees and the incessant crOaking Of
frogs Feb, 26th, 1881 Spring is near, even
at our doors.
Farmers are somewhat respondent In
regard % their wheat, a. the alternate
freezing and thawing Of the ground has
injured il 10 q considerable extent
The valuable buggy horse Of Capt West
had one of its hind legs accidentally frae-
tured q few days ago, and IL had 70 be
killed. A heavy loss 20 be sure.
Ms. Meyer died s5th instant She was
considered an expert in Homeopathy.
DIR. Bean has been Ill Tor the pas, week
DIR. Miles. Of ST. Inigo's Neck. and DIR.
Richardson, OF Great Mills, are the attending
physicians
The roads are almost impossible in some
places particularly below the Ridge Church
and Wallace Grey's store.
II gives Us pleasure ~ state thai Fr. CAT
fney has sufficiently recovered nom his
recent sickness to attend tO his duties His
sermon a s. IgnAsins on last Sunday was
listened "a by many persons who ase
always anxious To bear him. His counsel
to love Him who ~boFe our griee and
carried our sorrows" no doubs was appre-
ciatel.
Henry Bean Esqr., d visiting ffieads In
S. Jereme's Neck. Mr. BeAl has . lucra-
tive position In Baltimore.
From 30 CT 10 . 90 per bushel fTr oysters
is being paid by buyers In Smiths creek,
and those who are supposed % know. say
that they are gessing scAsceE every saa~oa
Merchants are doing fAlr bunisss< ditto
peSldlerS. FoKhnnten were cut one dag
last week, buf fAiled ~ usual
The coloFed voters are asking. "whO 4
Mr.. Barnums'' whsn thsy ase laid thsi b
i the gentleman who takes DarSini
grand papa-ths osaaeDaiang- abeag VIII
him Ia bis tFsssis - Al ssparss shey shAk'
their heasis. blis slssaF Iit's. esd ''bts'k dag
gers."
saSw, yes, EAessisgy dnep one. and
slssghs aEs ous. lvsb. s1th. tessD
RALvAT.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-03-01

Mn. Phata chesley, Peterson, Clay Co,
Iowa. tells the allowing remarkable story,
the srufh of whicA 10 vonched Cor by the
rsidenfs &C TIE town: Il am 3 years old,
have been troublcd with kidney complaint
and IaImens@ fnr many years. could NO
dress myself without help Nov ] am
Eree frzm ell palm and soEeness, and am shls
10 do al nv own hoasswork. lose my
thanks q Electric Ritfeys Cor having ne.
newexl ing youth. and removed completely
all Gissasn and paln.r
TRY bostie. only &C u Wm ]. Edslsz
q Goa, stosr.-4
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-03-01
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Orphans Court Of ST. Mary's County Set
December 8, 1887.
ORDERED, by the Court, That Joseph
II. Key and Mary NJ. Mattingly, admins
traitors Of
GEORGE Fl. MATTTNGLY,
late of Saint Mary's county, Maryland
deceased, give the notice required by law
20 the deceased's creditors 10 exhibit their
claims and that the same be published
once q week for six successive weeks in the
St. Mary's BEACON.
Test Jas. r. n. RALKY,
Register Of Wills for St. Mary's county.
NOTICE.
In pursuance ofthe above order. we here
by give notice that we have obtained from
the Orphans Court Of ST. Mays county,
Maryland, letters Of administration on the
personal estate, Of George III. Mattingly,
late Of said CO, deceased All persons
having claims against the said deceased are
hereby notified 10 exhibit the same with
the proper vouchers attached thereto 10 the
Subscribers, on or tefure the 18Th day OF
June, 1883, they viii Otherwise by law be
excluded frum the bencas of NE sal e.
tate. An persons indebted % the dcceased
are requested 10 make immeiiate payment
% the subscribers.
JOSEPH II. KEY,
MARY n. MATTINGLY.
Administrasors
Dec Is, isSS-6w -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-03-01

Mr.. w. II. Morgan, merchant, Lake City,
Fla, was taken with severe Cold, attend
ed with distressing Cough and running
into Consumption in its first stages. He
tried many so-callcd popular cough RENE
dies and steadily grew worse Was reduced
in flesh, had difficulty in breathing and
was unable To sleep. Finally tried DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
and found immediate relief, and after nsing
about a half dozen bottles found himself
well and has had no return of the disease.
No other remedy can show so grand a
record of cures, as DIR. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption. Guaranteed to do
just what is claimed for it. Trial bottle
free at VIM. J. Edelen Il Co..
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Orphans Court Of St. Mary's county, Set
January "a, 1888.
Ordered by the Court, that Francis "
King, administrator Of John r. King, late
Of 81. Mary's county, Nd, deceased, give
the notice required by law 20 the deceas-
eds creditors to exhibit their claims and
that the same be published once a week
for six successive weeks in the S. Mary's
BEACON. Test: JAS T. NJ. RALEy,
Register Of Wills for St. Mary's county.
NOTICE.
In pursuance of the above order, here
by give notice that l have obtained from
the Orphans Court of ST. Mary's county,
Maryland, letters of administration on the
personal estate Of John +. King, late of said
county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased are here
by notified 20 exhibit the same with the
proper vouchers attached thereto TO the
subscriber, on or before the 26th day Of
July, 1888, they will otherwise by law be
excluded from the benefits of the said es-
tate. All persons indebted to the deceased
are requested TO make immediate payment
TO the subscriber.
FRANCIS V. KING,
Administrator.
Jan 20, SS-6wO
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-03-01

Court met-present, Judges Love and
Payne. Accounts Of Robert @. COMBS,
guardian 10 Lewis X Springer and others,
fled and passed. Mary Eliza Mason, an
INDECENT coiored minor, given into the care
Of John Wood. w. s. Coppagc, admir-. Of
Biscoe Adams, filed inventory. Same, or
der for sale granted on usual terms. Same.
George ID. Dent and Robsrt J. Bean order
cd 10 lay annual valuation. Last win and
testament Of Mary A. Graves fled and pro-
bated and Thomas @. Harding appointed
executor. The Court adjourned 20 the 18th.
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Saint Maru's Beacon.
Local Dottangs.


Tuesday evening. Sheriff Ching, accom-.
panied by several citizens, visited Biscoe
and read 10 him the Governors warrant
fixing the 9Th day Of April next, a. the
date for his execution. The prisoner lis.
tened aiiensively, showed little or no ner-
vousness and made no remarks. Biscoe
was reading Caiechism when the Sheriff
entered the cell and seems 10 realize his po-
sition.
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A CARD.
MEcHANIcsvILLR, Feb. "a, 1888.

MECHANIcsvILLE, Feb "a, 1888.
Messrs Editors BEACON The Govern
or's appointments being recalled from the
Senate and seeing only one change in the
Southern Maryland appointments, my Gu
riosity was raised To know at whose bid
ding il was done. and upon inquiry learned
that the Hon. Barnes Compton wrote to the
Governor that Barber, of st. Mary's Co,
fought the whole democratic ticket at the
last election. Now, that Hon. Gentleman
wrote .tatsehOOd and he knows it. II is
only in keeping with his past record, even
tho the truth suited better. Had replaced
ballot box with one reversing the true
result, no doubt would have been hand
somely rewarded as fraud seems to stand
high in the scale for political remuneration.
With all respect for the Governors honest
intentions, would suggest The not know
ing our people down herel that he had bet
ter get in the future the necessary informa-
ton from some gentleman who will not
misrepresent Us as the name of the Hon.
Barnes Compton here is only o synonym
for falsity and deception.
Very Respectfully,
j. GwINN BARBER.
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OOfng


rec-ply tarrcd felt,
whole being pres
ID durable roofing
ng Of our Asphalt
Thus a good and
he same care as II
pr and irc-proof .
eriEg the required
Farmers can keep
without the aid OF
y Roofing superior
No. Railroad Com
ad Buildings gen.
h less cost.
in 5 and 10 gallon
iRsuIes the wear
q iis roof is less than
gc. Il is put up in
r lap, and covering
Dr laying same.
yill not mildew. II
ks, laboratories, fac
residences andsi0re-
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and lot, with livery
j Fine stuck of MILL
sale. on reasonable
kxen sc once.
YER MATTIN0LY.
/ 81. MaEg-s Co., Md