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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-10-23

k9cs sions OF the Courts
Circuit Court. i3th Judicial Circuit, Hon.
lanes d. Armstrong, Prssidisg-resn b.
Clip a. folio 81
Grant Couaty -Fovr,h TuesdaY Ia March
,b' 1ae<day In June and third fzesdsy In
october.
Hampshire Csurty-BIrst Tuesday In Feb.
:usry, second Tssday h Nay ald Third
Tuesday in September.
Hardy Uounty --Sseesd Esesday In Marct
l,st Tuesday in May ana Arst Tuesday IA
October.
kiset=l Coanty--Sseond ruesday In jan.
iAry, fourth PassdsS in April sna ars; T ass
lay Ia 3epts mtes.
Peadleton County--Second Wednesday 10
April, Wednesday after second fsssdaJ ls
'uas. and ofst Wednesday Ia Aovsnbsr,
County Court Of Hampshire County
John =. Pancake Prrsid-nt-R D Powell
ard VIM. n. Pepper Conmisaioers; c. s.
White Clerk The rernlsr SECTIONS are held
BEGINNING on the FIRST Tuesday in Jsnuar az
and Aprii. tbs iast Tuesday liz July, aai ia
our'h Tuesday In Qf,tttr
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-10-23

at hss home she begun. Day ate
day, week after week. she worked
For oee pair Of haR 10 IL vas . long
lahostous process TO renova.s the oil,
hoose. Soap, sand. water. end ,
vi:lisg dispositiou can york wonders
however. Attention to de.siIs ., %.
start saved wany . tired feelieg L.
ter.
Plenty Of baths snl fresh air could
not fail In produce theie beautifyins
bodily e@sc.s- a ready needle and I
~ash;ub are valuable factcrs 10 keep.
ing ones sotkinS apparel IN prescn .
table condition.
IL was long MISREPRESENTATION
che could say coondeniiy there had
been complete change or feel assur.
ell there we're no reasonable grounds
OF criticism in her regime.
Three years later Helen Armour
wa again st her friends', the H.les.
Gu Mildredl who is that splendid
looking woman coming zip the WALK |?
che eagerly asked. the morning after
her arrival.
ThatP That's Katherine Orr
X tber,ne Nssie. I mean. Yoa re.
member her. don't your
Ks'herine Orr! Why. yes, re-
m ember her veil; but hash. oh.
chaogei greatly 2 Helen doubtfuliy
replied:
Changed ? Perhaps; / havea't
ia. ught abou, il. We see her dsily.
y'u know. P,ssibiy you novice
mDte.
She certainly has changed, AMI for
the better. Helen empbstically re-
sponde.l. And 40 she really married
that nice DR.. NeaIe 2
or course, exclaimed May half in
dignsotly. We always knew che
would.
Did y,u2 Why. I thoueht-b u,
on consideration Helen kept her
though. to herself.
Who wants an invitation to o fessl
Of reason and q fl " of soul p In
other words, who wishes to taxa tea
wi b the Neales to.ruorros nj 1t
katherine ga'iy qneried, az she came
/. t, the library.
Helen camo forward TO shsks hands
cordially. From my remembrance OF
other feas:s Of reason. 1. for one. sha.i
strain evesy nerve 10 be there, shs
msrriiy sad.
Tes2 lea at Ks'herins's? Thar
m ans Nectar Ambrosia Olympus
NJ ~ melodramatic lily Interrupted,
Well wash the dishes, Katherine, she
ad led With q strange whisper.
I'd like to zee your vandal hands
IaiI on Katherine Neals's dishes
May Hale. You know you'd never
do them to- suit h.r. She's very par.
t,culsr, that Katherine Nesls, Nil.
dred explained to Helen.
Kithorine's eyes shons.
You made me 30, girls, she said.
We? No. what do you N an,
K tnerioe2
k,thefrue told them OF the CONVEX
sation she heard SO long ago.
II was bard discipline, girls. but 1t
id ne good. The medicine was Bit
Ter hut Wholesome.
Ha'en leaued forward and touched
Rstherine's band caressingly. we
rise by the things that are under our
feet,' she gently quo ed.
But, Oh. Katherine, cried Mildred,
/. WAS cruel Of US. We would not say
such hing no..
You could 20. truly, was the quie:
resi- onse. And Katherine wa, as
o 10 felt. mistiess OF the Il uatioa
+ Martha Fairbanks Blanchard.
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A PL,IN TRUTH.

| No man hse right to marry siil
ia every human probability. as.ursfI
that hs can support . family 10 hi,
own statioo. Mere lore or Improvi.
d. at matches seldom turn on. we'll ;
poverty comes. and there l. 90 much
self repsoash on either side that yell
l. added to its bi.,ssnas; their tenn.
psrs ere soured. AMI they coon Wish
themselves uomarried. Hut when
trials assaii an attached. . reasonable
pair. sorrow oni;ss them closer; The
MAN, feeling how much depends on
him, never nsas 10 his exersiop .
and often r.covers u Q lost step; II
no, there 10 still consolation In HE
wifss nnvaryipg love-in her sweet,
no'seless sacrifices. In these uncer.
tain times there are few com incr cial
men who have not met with reyers-
es, and they often Say:
Had /, NJ, tesa Tor those at home
should have blown my b aims out
could not have stood it.
Wife ADD childrenI They are .
beacon to uS in our troubled sea; We
rene~ the struggle when ready 10
sink beneath the wave .nd at last arc
saved. Al the worst when all Is
,lsck-when Is are cool or re. |
'roachful-when the cruelssl doubts
Issa!l us-there lie still one who re. |
'pects and loves US; al home we ara |
Till dear. New York Ledger.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-10-23

TIE ELEPHANTS MEMoRY.-The
elephsn. has an excellent memory
II recollects friends veil and rarely
forgets an injury. II is recorded OF
one that 1t smashed Q cocoanut up.
on its drivers head aud smashed the
mans head at the same time. because
the lazy. thoughtles, fellow had
broken q eocoan at on its skull the
day before. A quarter master en-
gagged In experimenting the removal
OF baggage In camp by means Of al
elephant. became sngry at the crea.
turs's refusing TO. carry more than q
car'ain weight and toolishly fang q
tent peg at it'd head. Soma days
sfterwsrd the elephsnt overlook the
quarter % ss:er "a he VAS goiBg
throbgl the camp. seizsd him With
its truhk and neatly placed him
among the branches OF tamsrinl
tree. leaving bin to reach the ground
again 10 ths bsst way he could.
New York Advertiser.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-10-23
Kendail's Spawn Cure.

On coIuxsiA. Ala. July ~. ia
us..i.-I haze .rec;uaiiy removed ono cas-. q
pore SPAWN with your KendslIs st,avfa ~. -,
iS.Sci ruib r-ccr'moi.d &c - ~.
l-cspeetfail.. 4 C. CsroK,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-10-23

IL Is as impossible for some people
to mi1d their own business as II is
Tor them TO have. any business OF
their own TO mind.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-10-23

IL Is said plants grow fsder be.
tween 4 ADD 6 A n. than at any 9th
ct time during the day.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-10-23

Frogs. toads and serpeu.s never
take food but that which they are
sati,fod 10 alive.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-11-12

Senator Coffin, of Prince Georges
writes us that we were in error in
charging him with having voted for
the Australian ballot law. In the
BEACON of October Goth we said
that Mr.. Coffin voted for the bill
as IL passed the Senate. Page $40
of the Senate journal so records
him, Mr. Urner. rep. being the
only Senator then recorded as
voting against it. When this vote
was taken the bill had in it the
Objectionable features, to Repub-
licans, of lodging the appointment
of Election Officers with Boards of
Supervisors. In fact, we can find
no material change that the House
made in the bill save to exempt
five counties from its operation.
When the bill came back from the
House, Dir. Coffin and three other
Republicans voted with Mr.. Urner
against its final passage. So says
the record.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-11-12
DIED.

Ga Saturday, Nov. 7th. at his residence
in the Second District, BENJAMIN GOD
DAkD, aged about 50 years.
JOHN FRANCIS TURNER, born
March 25lh, 1880. died October 30, 1891,
at the residence of his son in law, john
II. Aud, in the Second District Mr. Tur-
ner was born in Charles county and moved
10 st Mary's when about IS years of age
On the evening Of November y. 1891, at
4 so O'Clock. Mrs MARY II BRISU Z,
in the SSH yearnf her age, widow of the
late DIR John H Briscoe The deceased
was u native Of st Mary's county and was
a sister OF the late III. G. s. and John H. Key.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-11-12

The fraud by which the St.
Leonards' precinct of Calvert coun-
ty was deprived of tickets and the
voters there of their right of suf-
frage receives merited condemna-
ton from the Calvert papers aad
good citizens everywhere. We hope
that the chairman Of the Calvert
Supervisors of Election may be
able to fastcn the blame where it
belongs.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-11-12


one Of the nfaefv-nine counties in
lows show that Governor Boies's
plurality viii BE fully 5000. The
other candidates on the democratic
State ticket ran slightly behind the
vote for Governor Boies, but there
Is no longer any question that they
are all elecfesl
A special to the Cleveland Plain
dealer from Canton. Ohio. saws the
official vote of Stark (McKinIey's)
county, as verified, gives Governor
Campbell plurality of 154.
United States Senator-elect John
NJ. Palmer credits the democratic
defeat in Ohio largely to the silver
plank In the democratic platform.
Senator Frank Hiscock saws the
statement that he has been tender
ed the portfolio of the Secretary of
War Is without the slightest founda-
ton.
Monday, November o, 1891.
Dir. Cleveland, it is said. will
soon publish . constitutional his
tory of the United States.
1t is thought the Maryland dele
CATION will nrge the appointment
Of Mr.. Compton to committee
embarrassing
Thomas J. Parsons, of Kent
county, MsG~scured the arrest of
a Philadelphia commission mer-
chant for making no returns for
consignment of peaches.
Hugh Mclaughlin. the Brooklyn
democratic leader, has received let
tiers of congratulation Oil the recent
election from ex-?resident Cleve-
land and Senator German.
The contest for the speakership
of the House is about to begin.
Mr.. Mills, one of the leading can
didates. says no man has a right to
brand him as the candidate of any
particular grade of democrats, and
he asserts he has made no pledges
to any one.
1t was announced Saturday that
the Pope was suffering from cerebral
anemia, due to old age, and that
his condition causes grave appre-
hension.
Baron Fava, Italian minister to
the United States, who quilted
Washington soon after the lynching
of the Italians in New Orleans, has
been promoted by his government
to the rank of plenipotcntiary OF
the first class.
Tuesday, November 10, 1891.
The Maryland Historical Society
will erect monument on the Gull
ford battlefield, North Carolina.
An effort will be made to have
the Democratic and Republican
National Conventions held in New
York city.
A number of Southern ladies re-
siding in Washington have organ
lied society. having for its object
the assisting of the needy Confed-
crate yetesans - the District.
The severe drought that has pre-
vailed in Illinois and Indiana for
several months has been partially
relieved BY the showers of the past
few days that have been general
throughout the State.
The new Baltimore City Council
organized and adjourned until
Wednesday, November Is, when
Mayor elect Latrobe will be inaugu-
rated. Mr.. Henry Seim was made
president of the First Branch. and
Mr. John NJ. Jones president of the
Second Rranch.
A letter received in Upper Marl-
boro' from Calvert county declares
the republicans will contest the
election there.
Two of the four return Judges of
Calvert county have signed and
transmitted to Annapolis returns
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-11-12
JudiciaI Election-Serenth Cjrcu
k6WS IN BRIEF.
Fr0m the BIltimOre Sun.
Friday. November 6, 1891.

Friday, November 6, 1891.
The residence of Mr.. Frederick
Tyson, near Kingsville. Baltimore
county, was destroyed by fire.
The politicians are now exercised
over the division of appointive
offices.
1t is proposed to encourage the
formation Of democratic clubs in
every State in the Union.
Mrs. jefferson Davis has selected
Hollywood Cemetery. Richmond,
Va. as the final resting place of the
remains Of the husband.
The republican majority in Penn
sylyania is $500.
J. Sloat Fassett. the republican
candidate for Governor of New
York. was asked if Warner knitted
him lie replied: "Yes. we think
he did that is. we believe his
friends did. Still, | have received
a good vote in many of his dis
tricts.
The latest figures from Ohio give
Major William Mckinley 2O,4S6
plurality for Governor. The re-
publicans claim from IS to 30 ma
jority i'll the Legislature.
Gov. Horace Boies. of Iowa.
democrat, has a plurality of over
5000. The rest of the democratic
State ticket is elected by about
5000.
Complete returns make the next
Massachusetts Legislature stand as
follows: Senate-Republican. %;
democrats, Il. House Republi-
cans. $50: democrats. 50; prohibi-
tionists. l. Governor Russell's
plurality is nearly 1000.
Major William Mckinley. Gov
ernor-elect of Ohio. deprecates the
continued agitation of the tariff
issue. as it disturbs business and
retards enterprises which the new
law designs to encourage.
The New York Legislature is very
close, but latest returns indicate
that the democrats will have a
mojority of two on joint ballot.
The effect of the new ballot law in
New York is regarded as whole
some and tending TO an honest
polling of the vote.
Saturday, November 9TH, 1891.
There were no new development
in the CHILEAN situation, but naval
preparations on the part OF the
United States are being actively
prosecuted.
Senator-elect Moss. of Anne Ar
undcl county, has abandoned the
libel prosecution against the pub
fishers of the Maryland Republican,
the publishers having filed an apol-
ogy and retraction in Court.
There is no more prospect of rain
at Columbus. Ind, than there was
two months ago and everybody
views the situation with alarm.
Wells, streams and ponds are COM
pletety dry in entire sections. and
since the ffties nothing like this
has been known. The worst aspect
is the damage to wheat and mead
ows. In many inland towns water
Is being sold.
The British government has di-
rected its minister to China TO give
the Chinese government until the
end of this month to reply 10 it's
ultimatum demanding satisfaction
for Outrages on foreigners in thc
province of Human. when. failing
to receive proper redress, the COM
bined foreign fleets will seize Shan
ghai and other treaty ports and hold
them until the matter in dispute is
arranged.
Semi-otficiaI returns from every
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-11-12

We hope that the new Commits
sioners and Orphans Court Judges
will distinguish themselves for their
expeditiousness in transacting the
public business and will meet no
oftener than is absolutely necessary.
In point of meetings the outgoing
Commissioners Court held fewer
than most of its recent predecessors,
and deserves credit for it. About
year ago the Farmers Alliance
complained of the frequent meet
ings of the Orphans Court and
had a bill prepared to limit the
number, which however failed Of
passage. We hope that the incom-
ing Court will give no ground for
such complaints.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-11-12

Having won control of the Coun-
ty it is duty that the Democratic
officials owe to their party and the
people to show that they are the
right men in the right place and to
administer the county affairs in
clean, economical and democratic
manner.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-11-12

The Republicans strive to ex-
plain the Democratic victory in st.
Mary's by charging wholesale fraud
and corruption. The E'nteRriSe
in its issue of the 9TH instant. SAYS:
1.-The sO-callcd Australian Ballot
System furnished the cloak under
which the outrage upon decent
politics was perpetrated. The law
was flagrantly violated in nearly
every district i'll the county, and
made the means by which the briber
got in his work with unfailing GER
tainty." We have no doubt that
money was used with voters. but
the Republicans were just as guilty
in this regard as the Democrats.
We have heard one candidate on
the Republican ticket say that he
spent 5000 and we presume that
others spent i'll proportion. The
Republicans bought every vote they
could and their defeat was due to
nothing else than lack of votes.
As to the slips alleged to have been
sent to the ballot clerks proof is
obtainablc that a Republican can
didate used them. 1t looks as if
our friends were beaten at their own
game and have lost their temper
because Of it. The causes Of the
Republican defeat in st. Mary's. in
our opinion. were:
l Under the present system the
negro can vote without having a
political boss march him to the
polls, hand him his ticket and watch
him deposit it. The fear of perse-
cution for voting the Democratic
ticket being thus removed, the col
ored man voted for those who had
been his friends in his hours of need.
, Nearly every candidate on the
Republican ticket was working for
himself and there was little if any
pulling together.
3 There was a large Republican
element here which was dispIeased
with the managers of their party
and helped to down the ticket as
a rebuke to them.
The cry of fraud is the old. old
cry of defeated partisans a. d the
charge of bribery ut elections
smacks too much of pot calling
kettle black" to attract much at
tention.
If men were bought to vote the
Democratic ticket there is plenty
of evidence obtainable that voters
were also paid money to vote the
Republican ticket and in many
instances were promised something
else. If any of our election officers
infringed the law they are amenable
to the law. They are men of char
acter who stand too well in their
communities to be harmed by indef-
finite charges of fraud, We know of
no st. Mary's election official who
needs any defence. We believe that
all did their duty and we think
when the mists of passion have
cleared away they will al be accord
ed their NEED OF praise.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-11-12

ticket is elected, and in Garrett
county the republican ticket is
elected with the exception of Ham
Ill, for States Attorney, and JAM
ison for Sheriff.
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TRESPASS NOTICE.

1 IL persons are hereby f9yewarned
IA against trespassing with d 3. gun or
otherwise on nv premises known as
Part of RHndaloat aud Shsnks' Ven
iure," SITUATED IN the Bird district. AGAINST
al offenders the Iau WI se rgiGly en-
+ rec CHARLES +. GRAVES.
Nov IL 9I-4t
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FOR RENT.

= ROOMS in Large Dwelling at Great
- Aiils-cenirally located and rent cheap.
Apply 70
MRS ALLSTON,
Valley Lee, p, o,
81 Mary's Co, Nd.
Nov l2 9l-4tp
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Orphans Court Of ST. Mary's County, Set
Sept 90, 1891.
Ordered BY the Court, Tha; Jennie
Allstan, administrative ofJohn + III. All
stan, late of ST Mary's County, deceased
give the notice required by law 10 the
deceased's creditors 10 exhibit theii claims
and that the same be published once q
week for six successive weeks in the 81.
Mays BEACON
Test: JAMES +. NJ RALEY,
Register Wills for ST Mays COUNTY
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-11-12

Mr.. Compton deserves a chair
madship ola important Committee
in the coming Congress and we hope
that his claims will be recognized.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-11-12

d. s. BRISCOE,
Attorney and Counsellor-at-Lay.
IL 3. Paul's Street, Baltimore. Nd
l673-G.
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FOR EXCHANGE

for small Water front Farm "a Southern
Maryland or Virginia. a s fkAM YACHT.
only years old. capacity % people. "a
feet long. O feet beam. engine 5x5 feet, first
class double riveied boiler, ami machinery
In excellent order Keel condenser, wood
and canvass awnings. white oak stanchions;
cabin, FIRE and AT, flags and lights, gov
eminent certificate Of inspection.
DUCKETT & FORD.
6l7 + st, N. w,
WASHINGTON, d. G.
Nov - 9l--4t
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NOTICE.

In pursuance If the above order, here
by give notice that | have obtained from
the Orphans Court OF st Mary's county.
Maryland, letters Of administration ON Tho
personal estate Of John r. II. Alls,an.
late Of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the said deceased
are hereby notified to exhibit the same
with the proper vouchers attached thereto
10 the subscriber, on or before the End day
OF April, 1882, they will otherwise by law
be excluded from the benefits OF the said
estate. All persons indebted 20 the de-.
ceased are requested 20 make immediate pay.
ment to the subscriber
JENNIE ALLSTAN,
Administrative.
Oct 1-6w
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NOTICE..

In pursuance OF the above order, here
by give notice that | have obtained from
the Orphans Court Of ST Mary's county.
Maryland, letters Of administration ON the
personal est.te OF Atta~ay Q Hayden, late
OF said county, deceased Ali persons
having Chains against the said deceased
are hereby notified To exhibit the same
with the proper vouchers attached thereto
To the subscriber, on or before the 18th day
OF March. 1892, they will otherwi-e by law
be excluded irum the benefits Of the said
estate. All persons indebted t. the de-
Ceased are requested To make immediate
payment 10 the subscriber.
JAMES J COUGH,
Administrator.
Sept 24-6wo
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STEAMER W;STMORElAND
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

Orphans Court of St. Mary's County, Set:
Sept %, 1891.
Ordered by the Court, That James J.
Cough, administrator of Attaway C. HAY
den, late of St Mary's county, Nj, de-
ceased, give the notice required by law to
the deceased's creditors 20 exhibit their
Claims and that the same he published
once week for six successive weeks in
the St Mary's BEACON
lest: JAMES I NJ. RALEY,
Register Wills for ST. Mary's county
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-11-12
THE DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE

Is FOX sale by ]. J. Allston, Great Mills.
Those wishing machines had better exam
inc and De Convinced Of its supersog1sy and
cheapHeSs
J. J. ALLSTON.
Iuno 1E-sE
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Furniture
Furnfsure (!

Ali kinds Of Furniture. Mattresses and
Stoves furnished az lowest prices from The
comm Nest piece % the finest SET The
best Cock stoves in America Gods ship
p~i "a any wharf or the Patuxent or Po-
tem'c free Of fright
j. w. LATHAM, Laurel Grove, Nd.
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TENANT WANTED.

REk TART farmer (none other need APP
Ply wanted 10 work Pros
pect Hill farm. Land is rich and produces
big crops. Apply to
Oct 2-tfT GEO r PARST.
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The largest and best Stock of all kinds
OF Fall and Winter Goods and the Lowest
Prices are 10 be found ct ]. W. LATHAM's,
Laurel Grove. Nd.
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. BROWNS isoE BJ7TERs

Cures Indigestion. iiiliousness, Dyspepsia. Maia-
ria, Nervousness, and General Debility Physi-
clans recommend It. AL dealers sell Il. Genuine
has trade mark and crossed red lines on wrapper.
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Kew Advertisements.

Eggs Eggs! Eggs!
The IN hest price paid for eggs at La
thams Store, Laurel Grove, Md
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THURSDAY Morning, November 12.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-11-12

For Clerk TO The Court Of Appeals /.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-11-12

Nelson, prohibitionist, received
$3.50 votes. Mr.. Ford's plurality
is 27,91G ; his majority is 24,361.