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e. w. AIdrich. AuctiOneer.

GREAT AUCTION CATTLE SALE
" 200 head. Having rented the Oak
Leaf Stock farm TO Messrs H. E.
Fletcher & Co.. of the Twin City Stock
yards, l will offer for sale, on Saturday,
Oct. II, 1889, at the Golden Lake Stock
farm in Town of Blaine, County Of Anoka,
a number of pure-blood Shorthorn bulls,
COWS, and heifers; also Holsteins of pure
blood together with grades of both kinds. In
addition to above | Will offer a number of
horses and colts, some machinery, wagons,
harness, and other personal property. Terms
OF sale: Time on approved notes. or per
cent discount for cash. The sale will COM
mence at 8 a. M. and continue throughout
the day. A free lunch will be served to all
who are in attendance Catalogue of pure
blooded cattle will be furnished on the ground
E. W Aldrich. auctioneeF. James T.. ElHeu.
Trains leave Minneapolis for New Brighton
from the 500 DEPOT, Fourth avenue nerthand
Second street. at 80 q. M. and will be met
by eonveyanceS from the Golden Lake farm.
Those driving out should take the road to the
Twin City Stock Yards, following the main
road to the right of the yards 1885
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HORSES. AND CARRaAGEs.

fIVNaSEss-' n y y On y n = To-
IT A BARGAIN-Some very good horses
II and ponies for sale at 216 Pleasant av.
2S1-S3
NOR sALE-One pair of elegant carriage
L horses. one buggy horse and one saddle
horse for sale cheap if bought at once Ad-
dress " 152, Globe. 2S3-S9
DOR SALE-Cheap, handsome bay pony
dress P 1873 Globe $3.50
ITO TRADE-A fine driving team and
/ phaeton for elesr lot; kind and gentle
for family use. Room GO, West Union
block. Z9z-o4
M ANTED TO BUf-Two horses. 800 to
w 1000 pounds, for delivery purposes:
must be city broke. Address Room sc, Wind
scr Hotel, city.
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Miscellaneous.

EOR SALE at auction, one lot of po-
l. MES, Saturday, corner of Eagle and
Washington sts., at the hay market, at 10 a.
m 293- 81
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INSTRUCTION.

WANTED-Young men to save nearly
w the price of tuition shou attend the
Northwestern College of Commerce, Min
neapOlis. aud take advantage Of the board
ing facilities offered. 2SI-S6
WANTED-Sten0 10 Join our
w speed dictation class. for writer's of
of any system Miss J. D. Hess School of
Photography, 40 East Fourth St. Union
block. 1885
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HOSTLER-A coiored man wants situa-
L L ton % take care of horses and do chores
round the house. Call 567 Broadway. 3
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-10

OFFICE BOY-Wsnted, q situation as Of
~ fee boy by boy sixteen years of age.
Address l. l;J6 Globe 4
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c6 ACRES good land, only eleven miles
OO from town. TO trade for equity in city
property Louis Haas, i36 East Fourth st.
2S3-S6
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OFFICE WORK-Bya boy thirteen years
~ OF age. office work or any kind of work.
Address Y las, Globe. 4
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T AW CLERK-Wanted, situation with
IL good law firm by a young attorney OF
some experience and an expert court report
er; firsr-class references given. Address NJ
Al, Globe. Minneapolis. 2SlS6
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MISREPRESENTATION wanted by q
Il Norwegian of good education: age 20:
read ana write German, besides English and
Scandinavian; able to do hard work. Adj
dress o BIZ Globe 2S3-S6
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1OUSEW ORh-Wauted, a good German
Il girl for general homework. Apply at
235 Norris ST.
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Il USEWOkK-Wanted. a girl for gen
II eral housework; nice place. 10s1
Reaney ST. 2S3
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Jcbb a Schauer. Auctioneers.

DARTITION SALE OF nine beautiful lots
on the corner of Cypress and Frances
SITS. by auetion-We will sell at auction on
the premises on Saturday, Oct. 49, at p.
m, nine beautiful lots on the corner Of
Cypress and Frances sts., and designated as
lots l, 2, 3. and 5 in block s. Kumlis addi
ton to st. Paul; these lots lie on grade;
streets are graded and guttered ana water
pipes laid; the property commands very
fine view of the bluff district; there is not
finer location on the bluff for a home for
man of moderate means; the property is
owned by several parties who are not able to
their joint holdings at auction: the terms
will be made one-third cash. the balance on
or before one, two and three years at per
cent interest; for rull particulars see Sunday
papers: plats will be ready in a few days.
A. NJ. Doherty will conduct this sale. Jebb &
Schauer Auctioneers. 2S2S5
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Wanted. a good girl for
Il general homework at SAT Marshall av.
2S2-2S3
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nOUSEWORK-Wa a good girl for
Ii general hOusewOrk. Call at 679 Can
ada st. German preferred. 2S3
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-08-01

Scotch propristorso Of protested indus-
tries. On the contrary. ID il likely
that they will BE- better Oh. - the for
sign capitalist 10 content with . small
Or profit. and will probably give the
country cheaper and bsttar steal and
bear than IL now gsts. What We do
wish 10 call attention to 10 the altered
position Of these industries after they
have passed into foreign banda. The
PlsA for the protection of the. foreign
industry. owned and operated for the
foreigners profit, can hardly be 70
strong - for the native industry, the
profits Of which are spent among uss
Why move Heaven and earth. it will
be asked. TO. exclude British goods
from onr ports when the beneficiary
Of the proceeding is the Briton in our
midst. The buyer Of manufactured
articles nov pays an enhanced price
for them in order that the protected
manufacturer may be free from for
eign competition. He makes an en-
forced present 10 the American man.
ufsctursr. thanks 10 the tariff. the
amount Of his present being the diff.
ference between the price Of the for
sign and the American article. The
American manufacturer when he sells
his product adds, Whenever he can,
Che tariff tax to ito price, else be would
not want q tar. A tariff that does
not enhance prices has no interest for
anybody. It will have no interest al
oil for the American people when they
see clearly that the manufacturers,
not the workingmen, profit by it, and
that the manufacturers are for the
most part only foreigners asking pro,
lection ct the peoples expense against
other foreigners The English CAPT.
talist will benefit, of course. BY his
investment in American industries in
any case. II our tariff 10 kept high be
will make money here. and his mills
and factories in England will continue
on the frse-trade oasis, to hold the
open markets Of the world. On the
other hand. if we should reduce oul
tariff and capture the worlds markets
no will be here among US TO share ia
our prosperity. II 10 for the masses
Of our people. the buyers. while pro
ducsrs are looking out for thsmselve,
exclusively. to consider what policy
will leave most cash in their own
pockets.-iSisn, July Is, 1889.
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Bnt little progress has bssn made
in buildisg new ships for the Unised
Hates navy - compared with the an.
nusl increase in the British navy.
The Agricultural D apartmens has
selected new varieties Of wheat for
distribution a. seed.
Colonel A. E. Jones. leading cit
izsn OF Cincinnati, who Vas also well
known in Baltimore. wa found dead
on Saturday. having been murdered
and thrown into . sewer near his
home. Charles Bligh, coIored. en-
p1oysd by DR.. Jones a. coachnan,
Was arrested and confessed the crime.
During q storm in Chicago, Satur-
day night. an unfinished building was
blown down upon . frame cottage,
completely dsmolishing it and killing
eight persons and wounding four
others very badly.
The saloon-kespsrs of Cincinnati
undertook to keep open their places
yesterday in defiance of the Law
against selling liquor on Sunday. and
about $50 were arrested. Two or
three riots occurred in the section
known a. "Ovsr the Rhine.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-08-01

FoREIeH OwNERsHtP OF AMERI.
CAN INDusTRIEs.-English and Scotch
capitalists. knowing good thing when
they ses ii, have conoludsd. il appears.
TO place themselves in position 10
enjoy on large scale the benefits Of
our tariff. For some years Mr.. Car.
nsgis. Scotchn,an. has bsea utilizing
our tariff On iron and steel. His profits
amounting 10 millions have excited
the cupidity Of other Brisons. His
Oluny CASTLE. bought with money the
tariff enabled him 10 wiring out Of the
American consumer. and his msgnif.
cent bsquests 10 various objects in
Scotland have impressed the British
Imagination. and convinced even the
slow-going English mind that the
American tariff 10 a good thing for q
capitalist who knows how 10 turn il
70 account. Tho Scotch manufactu.
rsrs Of sewing thread long ago learn.
cd the utility Of the tariff. They have
had their factories in this country for
many ysars. greatly to their profit
and our loss. But their operations
were not On 90 magnificent . scale a.
Mr.. Carneeis's and produced few uni.
taiora. Now. however. .hs movement
to utilize American industries for for.
sign profit appears to have sss in on
q large scale. The Pittsburg steel in.
dustry promises 10 be the next cap.
turs. A syndicate of English CAPT.
talists. il was stated in yesterdays
Nan. % negotiating for the purchase
OF oil the steal works in and around
Pitssburg. Mr. Nimick. Of the firm
Of Singer. Nimick q Co. tslls Of offers
to buy controlling interest. and other
large ownsEs admit that negotiations
are pending. Should the transfer Of
ownership take place Il would be but
Q rspstision Of what has recently hap
psnsd TO various large American mills
and brswsrisa. These industries spd
others have passed iato the hands of
kssliah I'D Sc6tsk capitalists who
viii ne our Amer lean tariff lar ali A
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TUESDAY,.


The United states sunboat York.
town. which left New York on Satur-
day for Q forty.eight hours trial Of
battery and sesworthinesa. returned
yesterday the trial having been
success both az to the firing and sea.
going qualities.
Secretary Tracy has appointed q
board to report definite system for
building up the navy.
Consul Hollis informs the State
Department from Cspetown, Africa,
that innocent men have been i'm.
prisoned there as convicts for buying
dismo nds from .nnauthorized ps rsons
in ignorance that they were violating
the law. Among the prisoners are
two Americans, Isaac Levy and Fred.
Nielsen.
Navy Department officials know
nothing of any dissatisfaction with the
progress being made in building the
Texas at Norfolk.
The new gun factory at Washington
nsvy-yard will be ready for work
October !.
Internal revenue receipts for the
past fiscal year show an excess over
those for the previous year Of Sc. $685..
957.
A competitive examination vii! be
held in the FIFTH Maryland district for
Q cadetship at; West Point.
David @. Herbert was whippds ut
Hagsrstown for wifs-beating.
The Baltimore county democrats
elected delegates to their district
judicial and the State conventions.
The Calumet Club declined the in
vitation Of the Crecent Society and tie
Democratic Workingmen's Association
to hold q conference %. to political
movements.
The discharge of three hundred
democratic laborers on the docks Of
Brooklyn has been ordered for Thurs
day.
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SATURDAY.

SATURDAY.
In Baltimore, the Lloyd murder
trial was postponed until Tuesday 30
as to provide for additional talssmen.
The cruiser Baltimore will be ready
for her official trip CO August Is.
The President .sas visited yestsr.
day by the wife Of Banker Harper,
the Cincinnati dsfaulter. who pleaded
for pardon.
The President is expected to az.
point Supreme Court Judge before
leaving Deer Park for Bar Harbor.
Commander Harrington was found
guilty by court.msrtial of stranding
the Constellation and sentenced to
two years suspension. The verdict
will be reviewed by Secretary Tracy.
The Galsns is getting ready to 80
to Hayti..
A contract has been signed for the
construction of q coast defense vessel
at San francisco.
The white militia Of the State left
Camp Jackson. The colored troops
will 60 into camp to-day.
Charles Sellers was executed at Ray
willie. La, Yesterday for the murder of
Bunyan Adams. Tom Bowling, COL
ored. was executed in the Jail yard
at Baton Rouge, La. for the murder
of Philip Walsh, white.
w. !. B. Shanks surrendered him
self ct che western police station and
confessed that he shot his brother.iD.
law. William Morris, who he said,
tried TO shoot his wife, Shanks' sister.
Jsm Smith. the English pugilist,
claims the championship belt, John l..
Sullivan having refused Smiths chal.
lsngs.
The work Of fitting. out the new
cruisers for the special trials 10 active
ly going on.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-08-01
FREE sCROLARsHlp.

The Free Scholarship in Baltimore Fe.
male College dor SC. Mary's county is
vacant Il entities the holder to tuition in
all the:branches of study in iae College,
with the use oi,texttooks, without charge.
Pupils can board with friends, or, nj re-
duced rates, in the College witt. the Presi-
dent and his family, where they have the
advantage OF an evening session for the
boarders, from seven 10 nine o'clock.
Board, $50 to $500.
Tuesday, August 18th the Orphans
Court win award the above described
scholarship. Applications should be file.i
at once. BY order of the Court.
3. 7. M. RALEY, Register
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-08-01

Hartford county prohibitionists have
nominated . county ticket.
Attorney. General Whyte has 70.
signed q delegate to the conference
Of the United States and South Amer.
icsn republics.
Gov. Francis, of Missouri. Who is
visiting New York. says the democrats
Of the West regard Mr.. Cleveland a
the leader Of the party.
The latest statement gives New
York l.76S. $40 population
Jaan A. Connerty inflicted five
knife wounds on his wife and fatally
cut his own throat at the home Of her
father. John Carroll. in Richmond.
The stssmer Whilldin. Of the Err.
lesson Line, ran into and sank the
schooner Rillis 8. Derby Sunday
morning while the sesasAer.was ON the
way to Cape May. :
AZ q conference hstusen Dstsctiys
Norris and q representative Of Xii.
rain tie latter slaksd that Kilrain
Honld probably 90 to Mississippi and
snrrender himself.
In prize-feht near Baltimore
between Pets Heron and Jerry Sadt.
ler the former won on q foul.
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WNstte0I.

a god blacksmith anl wAs-t;rt, IL
niI :, 10 20 .axe eh.rs. : saa ..lso.. 81 the
pa ~. 81 ciemcn;'s BAR s;And. an. - ss.a
49,. - 'p,assea ~ ihe co ssy, cool nei.sssss
MoA, .n'ckiy seiiisd, ...enty of su;s "a. no
@opiozason A eool .:acksm;.s, CA .:aa
n.ss lHse oas'nnss. .1.src isas.ai,s ~ sAe
- soinmrsa-ie Dwelling. For
' a'f M. v. : Ei.AnlsrvSE.
I.,v.a .. n'aks,ts's. .. A4sy's Ia, Nd.
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FITS CURED

BY OLD SPECIALIZE PHYSICIAN.
Bottle Of Medicine Free. We warrant our
remedy TO cure the worst cases, and the
only Physicians who do this TO prevent
your being imposed upon, by men, using
cause others failed In no reason for not US
Ing this medicine. Give express and post
once address. II costs you nothing. Ad-
dress Asahcl Medical Bureau, 291 Broad
way. New York.
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DIED.

On the 29th Of July, 1880, in the 3rsi dis.
trict, Miss NELLIE CLARKE, aged about
70 years. May she rest in peace
Entered into rest at $40 p ~ Friday,
July 18th, 1889, JOHN FAUSSE'rT, aged
06 years, 4 months and Q days. Ee was a
native of New York, but for nineteen years
. resident Of this county
blessed are the pure of heart, for they
shall see God.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-08-01

HAVING been appointed sole Agents
FOR The Nortbcrn Neck Of Virginia by
= the Holton Iron Roofing Company II
New Lisbon, Ohio, for lie sale OF their
iron Roofing, VIC WIN he plcsaed 10 furnish
any persDns ticsirous II having Good sub-
stantial roof placed npon their dwcllinas
or stores. Give us call either in person
or BY letter We can and nil. euarnn.ee
letter, more Substantial And eieaucr
roof than ear be had elsewhere.
I. O-SAHDY & co, Sole Agents.
Montruss II. o, Newfoundland. co. Va
June s5-6my
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NOTICE.

AL persons indebted 20 me on medica!
account, or otherwise, are requested 10
settle withou; delay. I owe money and
must pay il. therefore can give mo- further
indulgence
ZACH r. MORGAN, VI. D.,
July IL. iS9a-3t
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FOR rae SENATE.

hessss. Editors :--pieeze saaosaee 4.
yast Ealar .sipn. WARRINGTON VII.
Esnss1A a. a candidate Tor the 81. .te of
Marytsad. AMI say he viii he support. 4 bv
mahy hundreds Of Fricsiis throla..os 4 the
county. ca = ss'e
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RATIFICATION NOTICE.
Robt o.lOombs
ss,{. q, q. W.
Margaret Is. Morris and others.

In the Oircuit Court Tor ST. Marys county,
sitting g Court of Equity.
.4;.ss No. Ca N. IL.
Ordered this 4tIl day of July, 1889,
that the salemafie and reported by IsOBr.
@. COMES, Trustee, In the above
cause, be ratified and confirmed unless
cause 20 the cenfsaryebe shown ON or be-
fore the LIST Monday in. August, 1899,
provided 9 copy Of this order be published
in the St Marys BEACON once week for
three successive wceks prior to the said 1st
Monday Of August, =
The report states the land sold ls,r, $500.
j. FRANK FORD, Clerk.
True cppy-Tcst.
FRANK FORD, Clerk.
July 11-3w
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FOR SALE.

A farm of g IL acIes, 36 srrble and the
balance in timber, situate near Oakley, 9TH
district, on Canoe Creek. A new dwelling
in good order. Convenient TO churches,
wharves, stores AMI school Apply 10
ROBERT j. LONG,
Oakley, 81. Mary's county, or
10. +. MORGAN, -
Attorney, Leonardtown, Md.
Aug 1-tfl
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-08-01

WANTED to teach one of
the Public Schools Of St. Mary's county.
BY o gentleman who has had much expert
ence in teaching. Address, r.
July % 81 Great Mills. Nd.
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NeV Advertisements.
FOR SALE.

MARTIAL, the best horse in the ~
county. A heavy, iron-grey Az
Clyde Hampton colt; years old; MN
extremely gentle and broken 20 harness,
saddle and plough. Price $500.
ST. 1NlGO'S MANOR,
St. Mary's county. Md
Aug II
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-08-01

The local election this fall 10 most
important one. A Senator. two dele.
gates. Q sheriff and last but by no
means least, 6 Commissioners Court
will be chosen. The Senator will
vote for two U. 8. Senators and the
Delegates for one. In Q political
point Of view this part Of the ticket
is very important. but the Commits.
sionsrs' Court is important not only
for political bat economic reasons.
For the positisn last named our best
men should be put ferward-msn
whose character. standing and inter
est in the community would DO .
guarantee that our oounty's affairs
will he well administered. We have
an abundance Of material from which
to select and IL due cars be taken will
not 90 estray. Men like jas. I. Har.
rison. w. L. Thomas. Rich. II. Garner.
J. ]. Cough. w. F. Grssnwell. J. O.
Been. ]. F. Bohanan. w. B. Langley,
Lloyd Rslsy and others Too numerous
TO mention. who have never sought an
Office but who have the dsspsst in
tsrsst in the counly's welfare, would
feel compellsd TO serve il called upon
BY their party. The presence Of men
of such character in the Court would
assure an standardization of affain In
the Interest of taxpayers. and their
sppointss& % road supervisors &C..
would We believe DO nads not for
political but for the peoples advsn.
tage.
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BOAT RACE
DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE
MEAN LRoNAnDroWN. MD.


ny virtue Of Z writ of rieri Facias, Issued
n out III the Circuit Court fsr - Mary's
county. NJ the snis NJ Richard H. Gar
ner and Billinrsley Garner, executors of
Richard III. Miles, aga:nss thc gsxsis ami
chstfels, lands and trnen.cnss &c Clifford
A. Caratrry, Minnie : U4sscrry, VI ill,am
r. Leach and Mary n Leach. and 10 s.se
di-ectei; | have seized SAD taken in exc
cntion all the night, tile. Interest, cirin
and demand 81 law sni IN egci,y or the
said Clifford A. CarbcTfy, Minnie z. Car
berry, William +. Leach IN! Mary 4.
Leach in AMI TO the following rsrl estate.
10 wit:
Those tracts or parcels Of iaaa. called and
known as
Bo,oleS OF Rocs:y Point,
containing
20 .acres, mare Or less,
Part of Bo.cIes' Purchase,
containing
2A3-4 Heres, more or less:
No Name, bought oi Geldsboro'.
containing
= I-2 .4cSeS, more or Tess.
These lands are situate ia pr4lan's Necs,
Lconsrdtown District, S. Mary's county,
Maryland, are contiguous and contain in
the aggregate
81 1-2 Heres, more OF less.
Bowles'and Rocky Point. comn.only kaown
a. the Blair Property, Is improved by a
comfortable FRAME DWELLING aud
Part of Bowics' Purchase has OF. II fine
BRICK HOUSE, STORE and The ncces-
sary Out Buildings.
And thereby give notice that on
TUESDAY, The 18th Of August, 1889,
batwe1n the hours of 10 o'clock, m ami 8
O'Clock, p. m, will sell a; public auction,
at the Court House door in Leonardtown,
The above described real estate, ~ seized
and taken in execution, ID the highest hid
der for cash-to satisfy said debt, interest
and costs, due and 10 become due thereon.
JOHN r. CHING,
Sheriff.
July 1s-tsl
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FOR SALE.

a dea.sa;se farm. oGs mic lfom Leon
arti;own, and e,sals.ai.is elsout 200 acres.
Ii has hnc buildings and Is well adapted
To all the staple crops of the section, and
particularly 10 fruits asld Vegetables.
well waieTci. Fer fcTi.as and parsiculsTz,
apply % ChARLE5 v. HAYDEN,
Sept 25-tge Leonardo wn, Md.
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FOR oOMMissLovaIss. ooufr.

The friends nj JOlt% r JOHNSON ~
me I'D fia'fict. prcp. him I, TIE vs,,ars
Of 81. Mary's cocriy a. \ candidate ,or shs
commissioners CoUr:, and Solicit f,r hls
claims disp.ssioaa;e ,oDsslera,,on
April 1s-teE
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FESTIVAL At BLUFF POINT.

There win be Dinner, supper and Ba-
zar in aid Of Sacred Heart Church at Blaff
Point House
wEDEEsnAY, August 2ist. 90.
An elegant gold chain viii be voted for
and "Gem Roller Organ" raffied.
Music and Dancing In the Evening.
On Thursday, August 22nd, there will
be Festival for the colored people.
July % 50
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-08-01

Ready made clothing il, indeed. very
cheap and a. an reminder OF i, examine
the large stock Is y. O. Nosgan's.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-08-01
SAINT MARY'S ACADEMY,
Leonardtown. Md.
UNDER CHARGE on. THE
Sisters Ordinarily
=. or
NAZARETH, KENTUCKY.

The course of Studies includes Christian
Doctrine, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic.
Boob. keeping. Algebra, Geometry. Eng.
iish Grammar, Geography, History, Rhcto.
ric, the Elements OF Botany, Mental and
Natural Philosophy, Astronomy, Chcmis-
try, Literature, Plain and Ornamentai
Needlework, Music on the Piano and Gui
tar and French
received.
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j. SISTER MADELEINE.
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