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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
RUSS HOUSE.

louise.
Miss A Buth. Brooklyn
u swanson, Floreston
A Mitchell. Floreston
Il Jones, FIoreston
X Rose, Floreston
Z Short, Fioreston
q 4 Rowell. Stmr oregon
> w Dawson. Modesto
J. A Martin a. W, Menlo PIX
r Lycan 4 Z. Aberdeen
r Shoemaker. Aberdeen
7 Fuhr. Seattle
) X Brigham. Portland
I Byrne. st Paul
+ de cheney Il w, Cal
~ NJ Averill. Hum boldt
g o Owen. San Jose
! True. Rutherford
w B Stoddard, Eureka
2 w Smith. Sacramento
j A HUFF, jacksonville
II = Eakle. Williams
Mrs e GifOr d ar, Mass
g Royal d W, Chicago
Mrs J l. Girea " +, Sacto
Z b Royal, Chicago
Mrs } NJ McInnis, Mass
u ID Robinson, Wash
Mrs j Sexton, S Barbara
ID Graham &w. Petsluma
HOUSE.
G 2 Burch. San Berndino
j. Reeves, Suisun
J Brown, MADEIRA
w Darneal. Seattle
Or I Nj Todd 81 WI, Aubrn
Mrs NJ A Hooper, MERGED
Mrs Mitchell, MERGED
Mrs + Sherman, HOLSTER
j. Manuel a. WI, Mayfield
w f Crossman, San Jose
W Sexton, San jose
= Q Dozier, Rio Vista
= A Stockton, San Jase
nj 9 Rhodes. 1ctna
w Hitchcock. SantaClara
y Il Smith, Sanger
Mlss NJ Is Aukery. Fresno
r A CreSsey&wf, Modesto
) u Bridman. Modesto
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

THE SALE OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF THE
Cruikshank Gold Mining Company IL hereby
postponed until Monday, October 5, 1891, 1t IL
o'clock noon, at the once OF the Company, Room s.
No. 2l1 Sausome street. San Francisco Cal 81
order OF the Board OF Directors
ERNEST j. KOCH. Secretary
The morning call., 1891-11-17
PortIand's Business.
Exchange aud Bullion.

PORTLAND (oregon). Nov. l6. = Clearances
1871 900; balances. $l22 .000.
The morning call., 1891-11-17

GRAND
w J Applegate, Ridley
j Fisher, Visalia
& Meyer. Antioch
= Late. Modesto
DIR A L Phelan, San Bern
= MISUNDERSTANDING
L Stewart, Healdsburg
II s Eslrtdge. Texas
j ID Meyer. Texas
K Wentworth. Sac
A Crowley, New York
X W Mcguire, HOLSTER
q Pierane, San Jose
J MacSey, Sac
Mrs A Munson. Benicia
w s Finch, Scranton
j 7 Raymond. Salinas
q A Buell.. Stockton
A Duyall, Livermore
g S Desky, Livermore
l. E Grout, MarysviIle
= w Barter, Marysville
j K Hebron, Salinas
NJ Goldsmith, Stockton
ID Donaldson. Rock ISLAM d
Mrs NJ A Flint. San Juan
X A Mitchell. PasoRobles
Sc ThDnipson,Santa Rosa
j Ii Lyndon, Los Gatos
INTERNATIC
j Krottlng d W, Sta Rosa
w Marble Il W, Cleoue
j Ward, Gilroy
Mr. Frizzett, Gilroy
j Watson, California
L Powers, Nevada
NJ Jackson. Carson City
i Naples, Calistoga
] Lucy, Napa
I Tracy, Monterey
J. SUNNI ers. Watsonville
u yi,cr Naval,
9 DirS S,ora,oo,.
"a IacT C,IiSnrnia
II Hnar n ~ "a"
~ GT"nnai,, Erasno
- Soion,an 49, Ct.
n $500. o Taii, a ~, ~
~ ,ya,s $780, Tna $500 "a" ~
~ :" a =, ~ ii;a aS
49, - !, S,.I, 49, 49, s-',
u 1nt d. I,Ua,., 80
c ~. ~ T, "a -, =
v Eoaho ~ ~ % p .iioie
o.. - 1890 - -. Do 1851
ot " $500 LIZ CsIo yin
= 10, ~ aui0S Snieaso
u = nn, ", 81 rnra In IA
~ Mn ui, ~ IN oha
L =" '''isan' OoiA
PALACE
T ii Hughes, Fresno
A J W elmer, Fresno
A X utner, Fresno
" ~ piosS, lies n.,,o
- - G eni pnt ~ > ~ ei ''ue
" n sh.n aom I i'm 49,
" " w 49, ni '1o U,, LIS a ny
' , Din,o, Silie..it L.
.,so ~ - ~ IN
So E,i FL, !" ", q Vi ''u
n =, Ta,.,n W. !, " q, w
TparnSaod, r ~ y
q p.ands ' I'm .nm,,' G
a ~ ~ ~ v" - oalSa VI uI
Ne ~ nanaar ,9'
Sat,nnsa $500 - e
II WnU3aa,,a az, Sv
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'sTII r'OhhtItIIi W n, VI, IUU
And In accordance with law, and an order from
tue Board OF Directors. made on the sixth day OF
octoDer, 1881. so many shares OF each parcel OF
snch STOCK as may be necessary will be sold at pub
nc auction at the office of the company, front room.
second noor. 323 Pine ST., San Francisco, Cal,
MoNDAY, the thlrtieth day OF November, 1891, at
the hour or O'Clock NJ. of said day, to pay said
delinquent assessment thereon. together with costs
OF advertising and expenses of sale.
No. w HANSON, Secretary.
, ofice-Front room second floor, 1913 Pine ST. San
Francisco, Cal. noIa I'd
The morning call., 1891-11-17

- - ~ a
+ Dain, Oakland
ID Hunt. California
j Nash, San Miguel
J Lerton. Santa Barbara
q MAIDEN, HOLSTER
J Perry a. W, MERGED
J Young, Santa Cruz
f. Seidell, California
l. Pert, Maxwell
S Scott, Chicago
Il Davis, Healdsburg
w Ratterath. Healdsburg
Mrs Il Cross. Buffalo
q Payne. California
j Angel. Portland
s Rice. Ukiah
f Reisner. Yosemite Why
w Foster. Alameda
l. Mass, DOlOn
ii Brown, Calistoga
L Ordenstein. California
NJ Wailer0n, Caiistoga
A Grant, California
ii Lange, California
II Buth, Connecticut
q L Huber, Los Angeles
III n SIN 18th. Ander son
E NJ Martinez, MenloPark
Miss Martinez, MenlOPark
MissA Murphy, Pescadero
y Dow, California
LICK
w APerry, Sacramento
II ID Peet, Sacramento
$ 9 King, Marysville
y ) Harrison. Marysville
Il Frost, San Joso
q w Meader, San Jose
q ID Mclean, Grass Valley
w Il Duncan, Aberdeen
Mrs Duncan. Aberdeen
J w Crammer d WI, Abrn
Miss ID Crow. Stockton
Miss l. Crow. Stockton
Miss j Tilton. GrangervlG
j. + Bachman, Los Gatos
w Foster d. VT, Honolulu
L II Trainer, Napa
A q Hillman. Davlsyille
w Currier, Portland
A Ca minetti q wf,Jacksr
Y Forman, Los Angeles
The morning call., 1891-11-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

John sturler ana wife 10 K b. Thompson lot
on ". line OF Stanyan ST., Also IS ;. OF
Sullivan, :. 50Xll ID. Observation-Disclosures. Q
Margaret kerrigan to Sallle L. COr-. all III
terest in Tot ON y. line Of Twenty-d'tu st..
100 W. of Diamond, W. 25xll4.............
Hannah KeeSing by attorney to Frederick
W. Kern, lot on e. line OF Hampshire St.
1866 ; of Nineteenth. $. 25xl0U..........
4. Badairr to Clementine Badaire lots - to
29, Block I, Lakeview........ ............-.
A. Badalre TO Rosne Ganter, lots ~ and 90.
John Hesly 10 John l. sabin. lot on Ne cor.
OF Pine aud Pierce SITS, 4 251S7 :6......,...
D. NJ. Monahan TO c. O'Couueli and WIFE,
lot on 5. line OF Clipper st. Joss w. OF Noe,
James 5. Lenins well to Louis Lander, lot on
Sw. cor. OF Eighteenth and Eureka SITS, w.
sGnnysde Land Company to +. ii. Haydock
lot 8, Block !. Suunyside. ..................-.
Charles IL. Ford aud wife TO Charles Schil-
Ing, lot on ". line OF Forty-hrst ave, 200
S. of ST, s 25xl2O. Observation-Disclosures.
Johanna Strong TO Robert Strong ct al lot
on SW. line OF Folsom ave, 2Z5 Sc OF Fol-
som 81. Sc 25I62 % NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., TIT
P. J. Coroett et al to Frank C. Kleebauer
lot on Sc cor. OF Noe aud Clipper sts., Z.
Leopold Heringhi to william Kreing lot be-
ginning on souther,y line OF Subdivision
81, 10 feet +. OF Mountain Lake PARK, NE.
$50 s. 80. SW. 125, y ". 225.............. 4 i
john X. sprinS and wife to Henry wether-
bee, lot !, Block !, Syndicates First Add
ton, aud 10 other pieces; 10 o.
Ne, cor. of Pine and Pierce sts., E 251
otto + yon Rhela TO NJ rgaret Ryan lot Ca
NE. line Of Harrison ST., 225 SE OF Fol-
Michael Curiey and wife 10 Patrick Kennt,
lot on \. line OF Greenwich St. l2i:I h. of
Deylsadero, + 22;6, y. III. w. 22:6
Mary A. Crowley to John A Lyoa, lot on W.
line OF Ford St, 800 \. OF sherman, y.
2j1l00; also lot on w. line OF walnut St.
225 y. OF sherman, y. 25xlUO............
Louis Blank ct al. to Albert Abrams lot on
+ line OF Lyon ST., u 4 5. OF Greenwicn,
B. 27;l, K lO7 1884, y. p IS, w. lO6 :3ss II
John w. Coleman aud wife to James y
Porter, Potrero Blocks las, l56 and
49, '.''....-.:.....
The morning call., 1891-11-17
POSTPONE MENT

THE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF
the Cruiksaauk Gold Mining Company Is her ebY
postponed until Friday, December 4, 1891, ut n
O'CLOCK noon, at the ofice OF the company. Room 8.
No. 211 Sansone ST., San Francisco, Gal BY order
of the Board of Directors
rot ERNEST J. KOCH. Secretary
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POSTPOEEMENr-

THE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT sTOCK OF
the Cruikshank Gold Mining Company is hereby
postponed until Wednesday, November 4. 1891, at
u o'clock noon. at the office OF the Company Ro om
8, No. 211 Sansoms street. San Francisco Cal BIZ
order OF tbs Board Of Directors.
ERNEST j. KOCH Secretary.
The morning call., 1891-11-17

Among the latest reported charters are the
following:
British ship Titania, $40 tons, now at Vie
toria, salmon thence to London; chartered
by Bell, Irvine e. Patterson.
British ship Ventura. 1869 tons, wheat to
Cork, U. K, Havre or Antwerp; 81 49,
chartered by Starr & Co
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Important to Tobacco Growers.

Mr.. Thomas N. Conrad, q former resi-
dent of our county, now Special U. s.
Agent on Tobacco requests us to call the
attention Of such of our readers as plant
tobacco, to the importance of writing to
the Seed Division, Department OF Agri-
culture, Washington. D. c., at once, and
requesting that q package of yellow Oro-
noko" tobacco sc ed be sent them for i'm.
mediate use. This variety Is standard
OF fifty years, adapted to the sandy loan
sections of our State, and will enhance the
value of our product many fold, If prop
erly cultivated and cured. The seed have
been secured from one of the most reliable
and skillful seed growers in Virginia, and
can be relied upon for vitality and reliabil.
ity.
The yellow Ordnoko" Is not intended 70
supplant the standard tobacco now grown
in Maryland. 1t is simply intended to
inaugurate the beginning of the "bright TO-
bacco" culture, believing such q departure
from the years gone by, will add materially
to the profits Of our planters. t
II fifty planters in the lower Counties
can be induced to make the trial this year,
the result will be of vplue for future opera.
tons.
Make a small seed .bed, separate from
the one for the main crop, send for the seed
above named, sow at once, and await fur
ther instructions regarding planting, fer
tilizer, curing, &c. which win be given Cd
the proper time.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-03-05

EDY q suitable and trustuor1hy serysns .
ID situation IN city, town a. country: can
furnish the most satisfactory refsrences
from the best families In America. / an
willing 10 give my 'hcet services 70 those
Who desire % employ. Ny qualifications
a. servant are:
arm. ~sl0'
Q. / am Of good form, well built and
have mn iron conskifnlion. =
3. ] need no doctor, and never have fits.
: ! am good worker and willing q
s. / require no ress, q I never ,;re
8. All the food I require b q faw drous
Of Oil each day, which keeps me in rood
working condition.
TT have mot > sinsle VICE Or bad habit
8. never ask Cor 8 holiday.
.. I always give satisfaction. no matter
how fast am compelled 70 work
y 10. ] have no country cousins or other
company.
II. I have no particular religion, but ann
willing TO conform TO the belief Of my en-
ployeFs.
10. I can easily do the sutife WORK OF The
most exacting employer.
I. Is. am q thoroughbred American-
born, and reared In the city Of Bridgeport,
Il Having been employed In the fami.
lies and factories Of all nationalifies, I can
understand one language Is well . anoth-
er, and can gives-an thousands Of the best
!" Is rsseGfn1 csn kIlS n n kinds. n.
most beautiful work you ever ssw, on any
kind Of goods from lace 10 leather. Nv
embroidery ID simply marvellous. I can
make any design and win guarantee 10 dec.
crate and beautify your home. lean make
beautiful button-holes, and have made a.
many as 1000 in one day. I can do your
work better, cost les 10 keep me, viii live
longer and earn you more money than any
servant You can employ t17
10. ] do my work 20 quietly a. mot 10
annoy or disturb any one, this alone ought
TO re sufficient. ~
IL. ! am . friend to everybody, and no
one should be without me. NY name Ia
WHEELER q WILSON; calf ON my
Agent and see what / can do % help you.
--I .'.a p. o. MORGAN,
Feb 26l Agent, Leonardtown.
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TCoAsaGUNIcATED.

In casting an eye over your columns ]
find several worthy scions Of St Mary's
suggested for the Office OF Register Of Wills.
Since every individual has q choice a. well
as voice in the selection Of candidates, !
beg to occupy aspace in your next edition.
In nominating candidates for the approach.
ing campaign, it should be with an eye for
harmony and strength, which is, 1t mus,
be admitted, all essential for final victo.
~. The past four years have been four
years ofsad and dire experience for the local
politics of our county, and this alone should
teach us to move with care and discretion
That we cannot afford 70 lose this Fan 4
conceded. / presume, by oil proper think
ing democrats. Political shrewdness and
official sagacity should be the qualifications
OF the candidates for the coming contest,
and in no one can we find them better cou-
pied than in the present incumbent, JAS
T. Nj. RAIKY.
dis record as an official "a admitted un.
Improbable. As q local politician he
stands second to none in the State. With
him as driver, the other candidates q
followers, and concord as lt,bricasoT. the
machinery win revolve smo, ,thly on; the
whole ticket be borne to vict DRY and the
democratic flag seen once mon to float tri
umphansly over the Alma Ma ter Of coun.
nes, the land Of the free and 4 he home o.
the brave. % 81.
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Fix mp Your Roads.

An exchange says: "Why is il our far.
mers will be SO Indifferent about fixing up
the public roads? Some farmers refuse to
do days work on the public roads with
out pay. because some neighbor has not
public spirit enough to do the same thing.
If the men who use the roads are too mean
to lend a hand without somebody paying
them for their works, they deserve to 90
through mud all the days of their lives.
Even If one neighbor refuses to be ready to
lend a helping hand, that should not keep
others from helping to improve the roads
they use every day. flour farmers woald
only unite, join hands, determine to be
somewl hat liberal, there would be no trou-
BILE about having good roads all over the
county. Give few days to fixing up,
hauling out the stone on your farms, and
in short time all will appreciate the diff
ference! JfI .!H'fit.i .#
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FARMS POR SALE.

mFsxm OF 800 acres, fertile, good build.
ings. situate about II miles from Oakville
and four miles from steamboat wharf.
Good lstate Of cultivation. PYice 1900.
As ~ se,.1Ls LIT .Tsi v',e.
Farm no acres, good buildings, fnesoil
and well Improved, Suitable fortrucking.
Price t1I9c. Near g. Joseph's Church.
Terms easy. $500 ~
Farm e5O acres on Brittan's Bay oppo-
site Leonardtown. Under high stale o
improvement. All necessary outbuildines,
Fiae place for fruit Price IS. 900. Terms
easy. 70 sf''a'tna sl'fi' IT'S al ht'l
Farm 10 acres On s. Clements Bay.
Fine swo-sfDry dwelling. New. Suitable
Cor cultivation of fruit Beaatifnl view.
Price 5000. Apply 70 =; r,s.-, ,,.,
Is A ANAL farm, II miles South OF haptico,
st Cross Roads. Two miles from steam.
boat wharf ~ acres. Common Improve.
mental Coed stand fog. business -mercan.
tile or mechanical Suitable for fruit
Price, 800. Terms easy.
l. -srs EYt 81 i,, st.4lt b..
4 Small. tract of land on tributary Of 81.
Clements Bay. Good dwelling. About
8 acres Good for trucking. PRICE ESQ.
's'~' ~ u: =. MORGAN. Attorney :
~ Aug ae--tG nf1p' Leonaritown. Nd
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-03-05

CHARLOTTE HALL. Feb'y. %, '01.
Messn. Editors The following extract
with its ORIGINAL, QUAINT spelling, r. cUpssa
from an old Record Book, belonging to the
vestry Of AL Faith Parish. g. Mary's Co,
Md.
A the near completion of our neH raIl-
road = bringing shis part of Marylsnd in
70 prominent and well-deserved notice, is
may interest the people generally through
out the State 70 learn that the Fountains
Of Healing Waters" still flow, possessing
the same curative powers e Of old. Just
at these Springs ID the attractive village Of
Charlotte Hall. wherein IL situated the
hourishing Military Academy Of tina.
name, founded in 1774:
w. L. THOMAS.
"NovEMBER We 24th 1888
AT Q meeting ct ye coole Springs by Col:
John Coafts Esqr. Captn: Philip: Hoskins:
Captn: Jasnes: Keech: Captn: John: Beane:
Capt Jacob: Moogeiand. and Captn: Ben.
Halle. appointed trustees BY act Of Assembly
for ye PURCHASING al Gffy Acres Of Land
Of captn: John: Dent: or amy other Der.
son interested In ye Sd: Land whereon We
Sd: Springs or fountains Of healing waters
doth I've. for the settleing and building of
house upon ye Sd: Land; wherein We
I'd: fountains should be included according
20 We cd: act 70 them directed they We sd.
trustee IN pursuanee With re Sd act did
at ye Sd melting tteatwith ye sd 0ptn:
John: Dent: q ye Sd. Captn: John: DEM
did make appeare before them that We in
terest lay In him; whereuppon We SADIE
trustees did buy and purchase Of him We
ID: Dent fry Acres Of the SADIE Land
wherein yes I'd: Springs or fountains Of heal
ing waters were included in compliance
with the Sd: Act or Assembly 70 them We
sd: trustees directed for which cd: fifty
Acres .of Land, they ye I'd: trustees weere
to pay him the Cd: John: Dent: twenty five
pounds sterling. And II was likewise or
dered BY the ID: trustees, that Capt: James
Keechs was 10 send for ye Surveyor of 81.
marys County TO have ye sd: fifty Acres
OF Land laid out by the last tuesday in
march next, and 70 have o conveyance
drawne by the I'd survey that ye sd
Land may be.made over by ye I'd Captn
John Dent according as ye lave pre-
scribes."
Authority for the above proceeding is to
be found in Chapter XVI Of the Acts Of
the Colonial Assembly sbegun and held
at the Port Of Annapolis on Eatnrday The
2sd day Of Oct A. d. 1888" entitled
IAN act Empowering Trustees to pur.
chase Lands adjoining to ye Fountains of
Healing Waters, Called ye Cool Springs,
in st. MalY's County, for building Houses,
&c, for ye Enterfainment Of such poor,
:mpotent Persons as should repair thither
for Cure
Passed 18th Nov, 1898.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON EseR, Governor.
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RATIFICATION NOTICE.

In the matter of the sale ofthe real estate
Of Stephen L. d. Neale, Lunatic.
In the Circuit Court Cor ST. Mary's County,
sitting ss Court Of Equity.
No. 573 N. Z.
I ORDERED this 21st day Of February,
1891, that the sale made and reported
by LUKE r. MATHEWS, Committee,
in the above cause, be ratified and con-
firmed unless cause TO the contrary be
shown on or before the 4th Monday OF
March, 1891, provided Q copy of this
order be published In the g. Mary's
BEACON once o week for three successive
weeks prior to the said 4th Monday of
March.
The report states the land sold for 800.
]. FRANK FORD, Clerk,
True copy-Test
]. FRANK FORD, Clerk.
Feb 26-3w
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1.-THE OLD PIONEER"
Established 1872
3 fHE AMERICAN FARMER
f.f- 80 F.-s,s A.. : - rF trugA r
Nearly Half . CentaPy undeF the sams
'--- goo mnnmagememt.

Devoted TO FARMING, STOCK RAILS.
ING, FRUIT GROWING, MARKET
GARDENING tbs DAIRY, the P0UL-
TRY-YARD, etc, etc.
Special attention 10 paid 70 Fertilizers
Manures, including those Of commerce and
the farm.
Reports Of Representative Farmers
Clubs are o notable feature Of its issue. 49,.
It's HOME DEPARTMENT 10 filed
with charming reading and practical sug-
ges&ions sor the ladies Of the household.
The most competent successful and exc
perienced men and women have charge or
the several Departments. -Hi"
No Farmer In the Atlantic States, from
Delaware 70 Georgia can afford 70 b ssiA-
sstI this old. and reliable advertiser and
THE AMERICAN FARMER Is pub.
lished essios Sseyy nsntA, on the first ana
l5th) Il ID beautifully printed on dHe
white paper, In clear type. 500 q year.
To any one sending club Olive, IN extra
copy viii Be sent free.
sAA'L SANDS q SON, PsbiiaAor
Baltimore, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-03-05

DR.. Hammond's Lightning Remedy foz
Rheumstisn D put up in large bottles. and
the price i five dollars . bottle. Il cures
every time. All the cheap remedies put
together are not worth one bottle of DR..
Drummond's Lightning Remedy. and any
sufferer win bear witness 10 that fact, and
any druggist who has sold it II ready and
willing 20 offer evidence. One bottle will
cure any ordinary case. and the money
will le returned II it fails. Sent 70 any
address prepaid on receipt Of price. Drum
mond Medicine Co., $3.50 Maiden Lane.
New York.
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Fully NJ 20 sAe rimss.

Robertson q Carr, SUCCESSORS to Henry
Allnutt, 10 e. Pratt st., BALTIC, offer lead
ing styles and best wearing Shoes, Hats
and Umbrellas, at lowest possible city
prices Be sure and call.-fi9.1 st
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Pictures, etc.

Shut your mouth is not polite express
sion, but just come and have your picture
taken by Mr.. Newberry and you willopen
your eyes. They will bear inspection %
eyes, spectacles or microscope. Watches,
clocks and jewelry repaired at shortest no
tice and ct moderate charges-adv.
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Accidents Make Cripples.

So does Rheumatism, and after Q time,
it kills, tool DR.. Drummond's Lightning
Remedy relieves the pain at once, and is
warranted to cure. One bottle, price five
dollars, L. enough for any ordinary case.
If you cannot get 1t from your druggist,
write to the Drummond Medicine Co 49,
so Maiden Lane, New York.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-03-05
FOR THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

GEORGE r. GARNER Ia announced a. o
suitable candidate for the House Of Dele
gates subject TO the Democratic primaries.
Feb 10 91-g . 4th and It'll Districts.
Announce JAMES j. GRxExwRIL, Of
Medley's Neck, as candidate for seat
in the next House Of Delegates. If he will
accept the nomination he will receive the
unanimous support Of the Democratic
party. 6rH DISTRICT.
Jan 81 $500 ~ .'-s-' 80 =
Messrs Editors :-You win oblige many
citizens Of the 9Th, End and Srd districts II
YOU viii announc ]. THOMAS BRONZE
% candidate for seat In the next Leg
islature OF Maryland. subject TO Democrat
ic nomination. ~ 0.A8.
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Inc bald mans motto: "TheA-e II room
!" the top" The top may be- supplied
WIN q good crop Of fine hair by using
naifs Hair Remover. Tryit
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-03-05

Divine Service at 81 Peters Church, in
Leonardtown, on next Sunday, the 9Th of
March instant. at II o'clock, q. m. The
Rev'd A. A. Murch, the new Rector will
officiate.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-03-05
STEAMER WEsTM0RElAnD
FOR REGISTER OF WILLS.

]. PHILIP GREENwRLL In announced
as candidate for the Democratic nomina-
tion for Register of Villa
Feb 10 91-p 4th DISTRICT.
The many friends Of Mr.. HAYDEN N
H. YATES are anxious for him 10 consent
to allow his name 20 GO before the people
as candidate for Register Of Wills for Et.
Mary's county, and they promise him their
support FeH5.
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FOR THE ORPHANS COUNT.

Mcssrs Editors.-Please announce J.
THOMAS ABRI.L a. . candidate for the Or.
plans Court and oblige
Citizens Of Third District
Nov. 10, 1859
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-03-05
IL OW-
DOES IT HAPPEN
III Ow'

that Kendall, in Washington, can sell his
goods at such low figure, and still give
reliable. matenals sFsza sec1s hut m
tell you-he sells heaps 81 n; h2s 10 buy
direct from factory, and consequently has
70 buy big lots and pays cash for them.
Il don't do TO let stock lay still, for stock q
money, 90 he just keeps rolling it over and
over at as near the cost line a. IL safe for
him 10 60. That's how. Don't tell any
body, he don't want Ii 10 get out.
, j. IB.,KENDALL, ..,s,
siS Puma I've. $40 B st., i. ",
s. Washington, d. G.