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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-30
WHAT HAD HE DONE ?

Ray Anderson, after an absence Of five
years. returned last week to his parents,
in this city. Yesterday be became sud-
denly excited, fearing bodily harm. A
little later he became violent, and to-day
he was sent to the asylum. He is forty
four years of age and unmarried.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-30
NINE HOURS VS.. TEN.
CARPENTERS AND JOdNERS' "uNiONv
NOT VERY UNANIMOUS.
For Pasteur Treatment -Crawford's Pros
poets Of Carrying the Ninth District
Good-Ray Anderson's Insanity.
Especial toloeram 10 Tho plsna,c, /,

AsHEvILLE, N. c., October 29.-The
Carpenters and Joiners' Union of this
city now claim that ont OF 80 carpen-
tiers at work here, 222 employed by
twenty-four contractors are working
nine hours for their former ten hours
pay, while SO employed by ten con-
tractors are working ten hours at former
prices. There may be few laborers OF
other trades working nine hours at the
old pay. A meeting of the laborers is
called for tomorrow night and every eff
fort will be made to thoroughly estab-
lish the nine-hour rule here against tho
coming of the longer days of spring.
when the real strength Of the movement
will be tested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-30
RICTTMOND's OPPORTUNITY.

In m interview to-day some interest
ing news was gathered with regard TO
the new line between Richmond and
Atlanta. Now is the time for Richmond
10 see that the road from Petersburg,
Va, to Ridgewoy, n. c., is built at
once. This viii insure the shortest line
from Richmond 10 Raleigh and gives a
grand line from Richmond to Atlanta.
1t also gives the shortest line from Rich
mond TO Augusta. 1t will do more to
aid Richmond than any road projected
since the war. Il VIII put Raleigh in
three and ha4f hours Of Richmond.
The Georgia, Carolina and Northern
road is n part Of this system.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-30

l cannot permit myself, as the COM
mander of "The Confederate Veteran
Camp of New York" even to seem to
occupy questionable position towards
the interests of the South, and therefore
will indulge the hope that every Demo
cratic journal in the South will publish
this communication.
Yours, &c, A. G. ID.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-30

100 IMITATION CUT-GLAss PITCHERS -.
worth g5c.;
400 dozen PoLRA.Dor CRYSTAL GoBLgrs 81
3. worth Toe:
20 dozen LARGE SIZE CRYSTAL SUGAR.
BOWLS AZ 81. worth DC.
100 PINT MOLASsEs-JUGs AS. worth ei-.
% LARGE slzB CRYSTAL CELEaT-GIA~g
ate. worth CO.,:
100 CRYSTAL CREAM-PrCHERs A. - v.-n
7Sc. LARGE CRYSTAL BUrTgR-DisHEs a..
worth &c:
200 LARGE ROUND FRUIT-BowLs ~ r.
worth Sc.
% BEAUTIFUL CRYSTAL wATER-sEIs.
pieces, az 3lc. worth g.
GRAND BARGAINS ~ LAMPS.
LARGE. HASDsoNELY.DEcoRArgD Bi,.rr
PAkLOk LAMP, with Decorated I.t..
dome-shsfe ani Pear-Iop chimney aif.u
LARGE-SIIF. VERY HANDSOME Hr,ors
LAMP. Win very handsome bislae slAt,g
$40 worth s..
Pretty DECORATED CHANBERIAvp
stih dome porcelain shade, ~ inches l.ft.
at So. worth 80
NO LARGE STONgCAINA ~ ArRs. o..
800 SloNE-CHlNA CUPS AND SAUCES, "a
2Oo3-ISGH sToNE-CHINA BOWLS, s.:
200 s-lNCF OVAL DISHES. 7c:
bi& Sous HANlrRMk NEAL fhtNiN CHM
OATMEAL SETS al Csc. worth f.t5
40 dozen GOLD DECORATED ENGLlsH CUlNA
BREAKFAST PLATES AZ 9. worth lh..
30 DECORATED CAhLSbAD CHINA tfsr.
DOES A. ~. worth l1c..
~ DECOkAt XII pUkC ELAN i0-PlECg CutN.
Der SETS AZ - = worth e.
VERY HANDSOME DECORATED r0F.e
LAIN HANBRR-sRT- WITH SLDp-JAEu
a. ss worm fl2
llg pieces VERY HANDSOME ENGLIsH CHINA
DfNSKR-SEr % the celebrated bridsreabi
mako at Si2 q worth f2a
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-12-04
The Poisonous Acids

In the blood, should be taken up and re
moved by the Liver and the Kidneys, but
these organs get out Of order--fail 10 do
their work and the result is Rheumatism.
There are thousand remedies for the Liy-
er and Kidneys, but there is only one cure
for Rheumatism, and that is DR.. Drum
mond's Lightning Remedy. A large bot
tie may beshad at the Druggists, or will be
sent by express to any address on receipt
of IS. That is the. price Of cure, and any
one who is having an argument with the
Rheumatism, will feel fully repaid by the
first dose, Drummond Medicine Co, 49,
so Maiden Lane, New York.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-12-04

married 70 Miss Virginia Duvall, offspring
Mills, West Virginia. AFTER visiting the
Charles county relatives Of the groom the
happy couple. Thursday last, arrived At
Valley Lee, their future home. The Sec
ond District friends Of the groom had made
preparations 10 receive the groom and bis
lady, and they were treated to such a feast as
ia seldom seen even IL that favored section.
There was tastefully decorated and beau
tifuIly laden q Ie, gracefully presided over
by Mrs. Lewis G. Combs, assisted by Miss
Fannie Combs. Nothing was lacking.
The newly welded couple were the recip-
tents Of many and costly presents.
Among those present at the supper were
Mrs. Lewis Combs, Miss Fannie Combs,
Mr. and Mrs. Hebb, Miss Coode, Miss Az
tie Bean, Messrs. J. M. Milburn, r. J. Bean,
R. NJ. Coode, J. B. Gardiner, Mr.. Combs,
Allie Fenwick, Luke F. Matthews, p o.
Budd, Harry Spalding and several Others
whose names we do not at present recall.
Mr.. Alley Fenwick, assisted by lady friends,
did the honors.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-12-04

Captain Todd, Of the dredge schooner
Prows, Of Baltimore, produced before JUS
tice sladrick, Of Valley Lee, last Friday.
the body ofone ofhis dredgers, who died
in his bunk on the goth ult. The captain
stated that the man retired at night seem
ingly in health, and the next morning he
was found dead Justice Shaerick held
an inquest - the request of the captain.
There was no marks Of violence on his per-
son. The justice also, at the captains re-
quest had the body decently buried, and
the expense was paid by the captain. 1t
was stated by one Of the crew that the de-
ceased had told him he had 800 in the
hands Of a friend in New York. Baltimore
san.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-12-04
fires.

Fires.
Last Friday tenant house belonging 10
Miss Ann Greenwich, situate in the Ter
rapin Level section. occupied by Peter
Barnes, colored, caught fire and.was burned.
The fire started upstairs, and was caused
by defective fiue A lot Of short corn
and much Of Barnes furniture was lost
The loss was about $780,
Saturday evening, about o'clock, the
house on J. w. Tippett's farm, Brittan's
Neck, occupied by Mr.. William johnson,
caught fire and was burned. At the time
of the occurrence dr. johnson and family
were at the barn shocking corn. Before
they could reach the house, after the FIRE
was discovered, the flames had gathered
such Roadway that il was hardly possible
to save anything. Furniture, beds and
bedding, some money and the wedding
outfit Of one of the Misses johnson were
burned.
Mr. J. T. Bronze informs us that the firt
at Mr.. JOHN q. Lilburn's, reported In last
BEACON, destroyed the barn and two cropl
Of tobacco therein. Last years crop wai
'bulked down." this years was hanging
up. The loss is about $500. There Is |
small insurance.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-12-04

Hog killing is now the order Of the day.
Send In tho weight ofthc big ones.
Forty Hours Devotion win begin in st.
Aloysius' Church, this village, Sunday next
1t has been over five weeks since our last
rain--the most protracted drought Of the
year.
Miss Blanche, daughter Of Mrs Il. e.
Graves, this district, is, we regret to hear,
quite sick.
On our first page we reprint weather.
prothet Hicks predictions for December.
Read them.
Quite lively crowd was in Leonard.
town, Tuesday, and the political outlook
was discussed.
The nonjury term Of our Circuit CourI
was held Monday and Tuesday last, Judge
Crane presiding.
All lovers Of fun and good eating should
attend the entertainment at River Hpringa
See Aadv." in another column.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-12-04

Among recent visitors 70 Leonafdtowf
were r. Ford Combs Esqr, AND Mr. WI.
liam Il. Ford. Of Washington.
| Tuesday, December 9th, has been nxsi
IS the day for the meeting Of tee st. Msry'I
County Farmers Alliance. See notice
The Entertainment for The benefit Of The
Sisters Academy Is set for the 22nd ID.
slant It will DO well worth going 70 see,
The itching Of the scalp, falling Of the
hair, resulting ii badness. are oiten caused
by dandrnff, which may be cured BY us
ing Hairs Hair Remover
An Express Office has been established
at Loihair with B. A. Howard as agent.
Persons can get.expressage brought hero
BY mail carrier from that point.
Among those recently married were Mr..
r T. Payne, Of Aliens Fresh, and Maria
Cotton, sister OF Hon. X. johnson Cotton.
Of st. Mary's county. Md. Tndpsndsns
We regret to hear Of the death Of Ed
win, only son Of Mr.. james McWilliams,
Of the 7th district He was everything
that SON should be. Nay be rest In
peacel
The Circuit, Orphans and Commission
ers' Courts were IN session Tuesday.
Most Of the intrest centred in the proceed
Ings Of the last named body where railr0ad
men had q talk.
Mr. Williams, one Of the ahlest news
paper writer's in the State, has severed his
copnecsicn with the Hageratown Mail and
taken charge of4the Washington 1yisGe.
May success eyefi2 i'end hin
Last week Mr. q Arnold Gmef brought
10 our Office mammoth purple top turn.p
which measured 30 inches In circumfer-
eice and weighed IA pounds II was
raised on the Prospect Hill estate Of ME
George +. Pabst
Mr.. Lewis ri Leigh, 81 the 81 Clements
hundred, has announced bis determination
70 remove from ST. Mary's and .ako up bis
residence in Washington. MIR. Leigh has
very wide circle Of friends In our county
who will regret hts departure.
Dir. @. Arnold GrAef, the Immigration
agent Of the Farmers Alliance and gen
tIeman well known in the different States
Of the Union has made an Arrangement
with d. Harris CamAIier, Attorney .at-I.aw,
fer the aale Of 81 MarY's real estate Hee
advertisement, and II you have land for sale
give them call
Tuesday, Hen. r. q. Combs sold ~
executors Bale the real estate d tho late
Susan Milburn. situate 10 81 lnigo's dis
trict, containing 100 acres, for $500
Purchaser, Jos. Richardson. Sheriff Wa
then sold Mra Mary Lockers interest In
the Mulberry Field" property for 800 and
Capt JEFF d. Lockers interest IN the same
estate for 1881. I. Edward E.oker was
The purchaser In both instances.
The State steamer Governor McLase.
Capt James A. Turner, arrived Al 81
Georges Island, S. MAry's county, Mon
day, and arrested, for having on board IN.
cullcd oysters. the schooner Mary L. Booth
BY, Of Wilmington, Del, Capt VIM. y.
Towsend, and tbs canoe lIicansod number
"2sgnl James A. Dyer. They were taken
before Justice shadrck, ofSt Masy's coun.
~, and each was fined $50 and costs The
fines and costs were paid IIaltiH'ors Ssa.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-12-04
December Court.

The December Term Of the Circuit Court
began Monday and on Tuesday adjourned.
Judge Crane was on the bench.
The Dockets were called and John L.
Welt, subject Of the Emperor Of Ger
many was naturalized citizen Of the
United States
The rules Of the Court were amended as
follows:
19--The peremptory call Of the trial
docket will be made on the End day OF
term instead Of the Bird as heretofore.
2o--All appeals and errors shall be heard
on the list day Of each term unless other
wise ordered by the Court for some special
reasons.
The Court also adopted rule requiring
ali Constables TO report to the Grand Jury
on the first day Of the term. Heretofore,
these officers were allowed the first three
days Of the term in which 10 make their
reports
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-12-04
Correspondence of the Beacon.)
Thanksgiving Entertainment.


The entertainment advertised to take
place at Woodlawn Thanksgiving evening
was in every particular success. At first
the dark gathering clouds in the north be-
gan to herald an unfavorable evening, but
with the closing twilight the Lord Of night
burst forth in all his splendor, insuring to
the pleasure seekers the encouragement OF
a starry sky, The number of people pres.
emit, together with their liberality, indica-
ted that they felt they gould show their
gratitude to the Giver Of II blessings in no
better way than by aikg the highest and
noblest Of causes stlanity. The sup
per, which consisted q all the delicacies Of
the season, was SO dantily arrayed as to
tempt the most fastidious, while the re-
freshment table fairly groaned with good
things. Everything was conducted In an
orderly manner; in fact, no entertainment
could have elected more generally ex-
pressed satisfaction, due for the most part
to the superintendence Of ladies whose eff
forts TO give pleasure were no less untiring
than those extended in the direction Of the
pocketbook. Proceeds $82 to be applied
to digging well at St Michael's lCatho-
lic) church II.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-12-04
whsn ths Hoart I, AsFso.sa.

BY rheumatism. or amy ~ The muscles
near that organ, II Is like tampsring with
an electric wssc, ior death may come AZ
any moment IfRlc Is worth ~. 20 70 the
druggist and get DR.. I'rammonda Light
ming Remedy. or send % the Drummond's
Medicine Co., $3.50 Maiden Lane, New
York, and they will aend you q large bot
lie by prepaid express. Il l. mol as quick
as electricity. butt viii save your life i
you take Il In time.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-12-04
CHE Southern Maryland DsVbl-
0Dnslt Company Of Charles
County, MaTJllld.
Officers
President, FREDERICK STONE,
Vice President, P. A. L. Contee.
G. O. Lancaster.
Secretary, J Q. Howard.
Treasurer. &. A. Wilmer
Commissioners:
John Q. Lang,
Samuel r. Neave,
James y. Matthews.



The attention Of Land Owners and thos'
having control on care Of landed estates Il
| invited 10 the facilities offered for the sai'
| Of real properties by the establishment b
/ the Southern Maryland Development Com
pepy.
| This Company Is mainly composed o.
| resident land owners, who, combining en-
/ ergy and capital in stock corporation
have organized and equipped 3 real estate
Office and general agency for the develop
ment and sale Of lands throughout tho
counties Of Prince Georges, Charles, Cal
vert and st. Mays
/ Persons DESTROYS Of having their lands
placed Ia the market during the season d
| 1880, should without delay send 10 the
Company description Of The lands, cor
rect name ofowners, (If husband and wife
so stAie) the number OF acres, quality, sit
uation, area and kind Of timber, farm inn
| pfovements, etc, and the lowest cash prick
Tor which sale may be made. A blank
form il furnished BY the Company for such
ais GornpsUy Aglr astS - 4ufsnc sao
property, and. II accepted and placed nm
der contract, will provide al necessary
descriptions foF publication In their forth
coming display iisi OF the LANDS AND
RESOURCES OF SOUTHERN MARY
LAND A description will also be placed
on the oiiico book Of sales and Ia hehands
q the Company's agents In the several
States
The Ccuspany's terms u sale viii be In
variably ~ SHALL be agreed upon, and Ia
every cEse win be conditioned upon The
fulfilimenis cf iss contract undertakings
Where moderate cash price Is stated. the
Company will charge no commission
against such price; the lowest net price
only win therefore be given.
The principal and business Office Of the
Company a, for the present, located at
C0X'S STATION, Charles county, Nd.
Business Communications should be sent
70 that Office, addressed 20
JOHN Q. LANG. Eng'r Comm.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-12-04
Saint ALafu's Deacon.
Local Dottings.
Aoeldents.

Academic.
Thursday Of last week three yeer-old
son Of Mr.. Oscar Dean, this district. fell
from door step, sustaining fracture Of
the arm just above the elbow.
Tuesday last, little son Of J. Warren
Jarboe, Of this town. was run over by q
horse and his face very badly cut. No
bones were broken.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-12-04
FARMS WANTED.

Owners Of farms wishing to dispose Of
them or to obtain loanB or exchange for
city property, apply TO
: HUTCHfNS q BULKLEY,
Real Estate, Loans and Exchanging a
specialtys
1851 \ ST.. N. VI, Washington, D. 2.
June 20--tfl
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-12-04
Brides and GrOonas.

Wednesday evening Of last week Mr.
and Mrs. George T. Hutchins were enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs William a. Loker,
Nfthis village. Mrs. L. is famous for her
Ntertainments and thatof Wednesday was
kiumph over former triumphs. The ta-
WAS beautiful with flowers and eata-
Everything calculated 10 please the
tickle the palate was there. The
pst and hostess and their family
le enjoyment Of each guest COM
Mas pleasant entertainmentgiven
veeable entertainers.
allkday Mr., and Mrs. Hutchins
and Mrs Francis viking,
MN Nov. S6th, ult, oflast week,
Nthews Of this county, waa
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-12-04
CAUTION.

All persons are foTewarned against tres
passing with dog or gun or la any manner
upon the farms Of the undersigned, sltua-
ted near the Head Of ST. Clements Bay,
Against al persons disregarding this no.
toe the law win be Figidly enforced.
y b. Lyon, W. v Waters,
>. A. Russell, J. B. Long.
Nov 13--lml
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-12-04
BRONZE TURK EYS.

r HAVE for sale lot Of fine pure Bronze
Il Turkeys. Apply to
Miss Lulu SHADRICK,
Nov 0~-1m Valley Isea.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-12-04
LEO ". B. GRAVES,
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDER,

respectfully calls The attention Of the pub
lie 81 ST Maryn and adjoining counties
that he has associated himself with an Ar
chitect Library and furnished with the la
test designs, that he Il prepared 10 execute
all orders entrusted 70 bis care under the
neatesi designs III workmanship. Satls-
facJon guaranteed and and terms easy.
He also wishes 10 inform his ificnde that
he has accepted Ire agency for Measrs.
OTTO DUKER d 90. The largs and re-
sponsibIe lumber dealers Of Baltimore and
Washington city, who can furnish all kinds
Of materials, such as lumber and exterior
and interior finish, Office fixtures and
church furniture at the lowest cash price.
Orders solicited and win receive prompt
and personal attention. Drifting and eati-
mates free Of charge Pos.0flice address
Hollywood, st. Mary'a county. Md.
June 19---tfH
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-12-04

Doncinnc Under ,.I 2 lsosul ~. g Y
= VMDkVAA1s- -nioved ~ sile Il. lscnt
81 the u. s., kuOwn ~ shc l)s1cniie i Pen.
sion riil. Il e sa9ieal urp .cassnfevc.y s0l-
dler 81 nlau4v siys service Diving Ne late
rebellion who dioa IA eelsite o. ION
wounds or diseases c0ntiat@d dnAing sea
vice, nosided said parent hrs no ,lsl'cT
meare 81 s1nnoit thu 1ilcir own u rnnal
labs9r q eaJsled - pcnesoH. Eve sol ter
OF macy drys serYias with eh asnuFaJlc
dIschsfge, WHO Ii ura'Ac either ~ virtue
Of menGtl or physical -ali9lrmepl II earn .
llsin~, u emitted 10 peualna Every
willow and clllid ard Utst lea IL d ecceas-
cd koliisr o. n'pe,y Grya fnfvine wish en-
horCls.Je dischal g y ealiu3d q pen.
aion--,i'o fnner .dsiHy her Widuwho0d
and Ghe lsiier ar.fl l'eY srnN lsgo arrived
ct sixteen yeats0see
AL ilea10na % sing under lhe provisions
Of this sci can baYe Their claims promptly
attended 10 by addtoaing me- attorneys
iAIow NJ t'0alle vii - ~ sa,aaEl
town from lis d.h ~ I'D &.
Parties csn c.ssl Oh him NV 'sil
and have their eVpllcaii0 IS l.aaa VT
RcssieLuullvs
KILGoUR a COMBS
486 Louisiana Ave-, Waahhk ton, d @
| Juiv IT-~f
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-12-04
JOSEPH II. MILBURN,
BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR
Leonardtown. md.

Estimates furnished and all work done
promptly aud Ia wofkmanlIke manner,
Also Agent for the Canton Steel Roofing
Company, the best and cheapest rooftng N
thc world Samples and prices furnished
upon application.
Ro9ffing furnished ard put on idf 5000
per square OF 100 square feet
Refer. hy permission, 20 ltev. Chas. Is
jenkins and Jos. a. Dillow, LeOnardtown.
Juuo 10 80-tfH
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-12-04

Farm ESQ acres on BFltian's Bay oppo-
site Leonardtown. Under high state Q
Improvement All necessary outbuildings
Fine place Tor fruls Price 5000, Terms
easy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-12-04
NOTICE To CREDrToRs.

Orphans Court Of 81 Mery's Cohniy, Set !;
Oct. 28th, 1900
Ordered by the Court, That Robert q
Combs. Executor of Susan MlIiiuFn. late
Of ST. Mary's County, deceaAed elxe sha
notice required BY law 10 ghe d@peased's
creditors 10 exhibit their cIsimaand that
the same be published once wlSk fDE six
successive wceksi in The 81 Mary BEACON
Test JANIS 4, Al. hMKx,
Register wills for 81 Mary ccunsy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-12-04
NOTICE.

In pursuance Of the shove orslsf, ! here.
BY give notice that hare obtained from
the Orphans Court Of ST. Nd q county,
Maryland, letters teslameu On The
personal estate Of SUSAN LBUHN,
late Of said county, deceased III persons
having claims against the deceased
are hereby notified to exhI 40 BAmc
with the proper vouchers al lid thereto
10 the subscriber, on or bofor. 18th day
Of May 1891, they win otaa by law
be excluded from the benz :. ~ said
estate. ALI persons indet aPs'7s do
ceased are requested b max H, Asy.
ment 70 the subscriber. Isath
Nuv9'O0--0w ske
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-12-04
ExCHA NGE

A rarty Ia Baltimore city wishes 70 exs
change two 3 story Dwellings,, front and
back buildings, Bath Rooms, Range value
81 500 and So 600 respectively eitnased in
pleasant part Of the city, for country prop
erty ii ST MafY's county Preference for
water sites. Parties Wishing TO exchange
can communicate with the undersigned.
The above dwellings are incumbered BY
ground rents of @64 and 500
? JO~F. MORGAN,
May 2D--tfH Lconardtown. Nd,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-12-04

Farm 20 acres on S. Clements Bay
Fine tw0-at0ry dwelling. New Suitable
for cultivation 81 fruit Beautiful view,
Price $4,000. Apply 70
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-12-04
W.eeles. gesas.

10 81 and 0.4 widths, for Mems and
Boys wear; Ladies' Dress Cloths and Fan
cy Woolens for Wraps.
ia very exsenaiye Department u Included
Ladies, Gents, Bows, Misses and Chill
dren's Merino and Ali. Wool UnderweaF,
Hosiery and Gloves, Gents Shirts and
Night Shirts, Collars, cuffs, Black and
Fancy Neck Ties and ScaFk. Pocket Hand
kefchIcfA, suspcnders, Umbrellas. &c.
We are large importers of Foreign Goods,
our European buyer visiting DE teai man.
uIacturore twice 4 year, consequently. We
have our goods 81 The very lowest cqai--
quite a. low ~ any Importer ID New YORK
When requested, We win give lnsDfmA.
con IN regard 70 tlae price Of goods. o. viii
tend samples, but mot unless az idea u civ.
In Of about iho price, colon preferred, &C.