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TRESPASS NOTICE,

ALL persons ara hereby forewarned
against trespassing with dog, gun or 9TH
erwise on our premises known As West
field" situated in the 9Th district Against
all offenders the law will be rigidly en-
forced.
ANN PAYNE,
SALLIE +. DIXON.
Dec Sim.
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FoR SALE.

THREE Breach Loading Guns. APP
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Moore's Hotel.
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LEO W. B. GRAVES,
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,

respectfully calls the attention Of the pub
lie of ST. Mary's and adjoining counties
that he has associated himself with an Ar
chitect Library and furnished with the L.
test designs, that he is prepared TO execute
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neatest designs of workmanship. Salts
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Orders solicited end will receive prompt
and personal attention. Drafting and esti.
mates free of charge Postoffice address
Holly wood, ST. Mary's county, Nd.
June l9-if
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UNDERTAKING.

HAVING rented the property OF F ID.
Adams at Mechanicsville, ST. Mary's coun-
ty, | am now prepared to furnish caskc;s,
collins and all burial goods, and to attend
funerals at the shortest notice and at prices
never before offered in ST. Mary's. Hop
ng to receive 4 fair snare of the patronage,
which will be highly appreciated by
Yours respectfully,
b. II. HICKS.
June 27-tfa
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-12-24

Particular attention given to INSPECTION
and ale of ToBAcco, the sale of grain and
al kinds of Country Produce
reh IS. 7e-Yf
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OF foreign goods; while u number OF
foreign capitalists, recognizing tho iu.
tillty OF further efforts at "rcvcnue re.
FORM in tho direction OF free foreign
trade, are moving their plants to this
country, when employees will be OF our
own people, supplying all their varied
wants from tho stores Of this country,
instead Of the onc.tcnth now sent
abroad to feed jh9p4q who Nh make foreign
goods"
Tho tin plato clause, the Jcte noir OF
our Democratic friends, has only been
in effect thrco months, and contraryito
FREQ trade predictions and notwith.
standing tho fact that FREQ traders re.
fuse (for campaign purposes) to admit
it, that industry is already making
progress and within q year will be
thoroughly established, furnishing the
American market will b product for
which millions OF dollars have been
going abroad every year, and giving
employment TO thousands Of people
whose wages will DO expended in the
United StAtes-thus benciitting every
branch Of American trade and increas-
ing the market Of the American farmer.
And the prices Of tin have not apprc.
Gladly advanced. 1t has been well said
OF tho Mckinley bill that "the good
housewife now saves on her sugar bill
i'll n month more than will be added
to her bill for tinware in 4 year, and
with n stated SUN buys more goods for
tho comfort and adornmcnt OF homo
than at any previous date in the
worlds history"
This is the condition OF affairs that
conironts us, and Democratic theories
arc making little Roadway in the face
OF it.
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BREAKFAST

Francis Wayland Glen suggests to the
New York Tribune that in this day OF
organization OF sons OF this and that the
sons Of the early Abolitionists might
with propriety organize. Writing from
brooklyn he says: "Only 4 few OF the
old veterans are among the living. l
am sure it would give them pleasure to
have the IONS Of the early Abolitionists
meet and organize. We have in this
city, in the person of the Rev. DR..
Theodore L. Cuyler, one OF the grand
army Of the Christian heroes, and I feel
confident that. if he will but say the
word, the fow remaining veterans and
the sons OF those who have gone to
their blest reward will meet and organ
ize. We shall honor ourselves by doing
honor to the memory OF the early Abo-
%litionists."
The youthful Queen OF Holland, who
is only ten years old, has L little farm
near the royal castle at Hct Loo, where
she is sole mistress. There is a prettily
furnished ~drawing-rooin there for the
lady OF the house and her numerous
childrcn-the dolls-and 4 kitchen,
where the little queen learns how to
make tarts. The child has her own
poultry to feed, and her W garden,
where everything has been planted and
cultivated by her small royal hands.
She trims her roses herself, and the
flowers in her mothers apartments are
always gathered and arranged by her.
Should the new King OF Wurtemburc
die without male issue, his heir would
be q distant relative, Duke Phillip,
grand son OF Louis Philippe and hus-
band OF q daughter Of the Archduke
Albrecht, of Austria. The children OF
the Duke Philip and the Archduchcss
Maria Theresa, have been brought up
in the doctrines OF the Roman church,
their religious training having been
contided to the Jesuits. Wurtcmburg,,
however, is essentially a Protestant
country, only little Tor than onc-iorth
OF the population being OF the Catholic
faith, and they look upon the matter OF
succession with much anxiety.
Sir James Ferguson, the new British
Postmaster General, was wounded in
the battle OF lnkerman. Ho was direct
AhS ~ SiI.tIScJ anu Iluu sLlllClcu upu
rifle from 4 wounded man. Just MS he
fired the weapon he received 4 muskct-
ball from the enemy in the wrist. He
holds the Crimcan medal and 4 Turkish
medal 10: bravery.
Mrs. Stanford has given the Leland
Stanford, Jr., University sixteen medal
lions containing figures OF three gods
each, and Il statue Of Achilles and one
OF Paris, four feet high. The carving
was beautifully done by the Athcnian
sculptor, George Hrontos. The value OF
the statuary is estimated at So, 600.
It's not SO hard as is supposed to pro-
nounce the name OF the Queen OF the
Sandwich Islands. The "u" in Liliuo-
kalani has the value OF Il "w," and ii
one says "Lillec-woka-lanny" he will
hit it about right.
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After q Years Trial.

Tho american Ecoaomis:, in a brief but
able review OF the operations OF the
tariff for tho past year, gives somo OF
the results which demonstrate Just how
far wrong were the free trade prophets
who predicted that a years trial would
prove the utter fallacv OF tho Mckinley
law, which was passed in the face OF
their opposition.
Never was a law passed that was the
object OF such M avalanche oiinvcctive
and misrepresentation; never were
greater efforts put forth to blind and
prejudice public sentiment against an
enactment than have been witnessed
with regard to the Mckinley tariff, and
all that could be was done to en-
barrass the officials charged with its
enforcement. Yet, as the Economists
review above referred to shows, in the
face OF all these impcliments the law
"has wrought out q v%indication that at
once brings confusion to its opponents
and confirmation for the strongest pre-
dictions OF its supporters"
Wc were told that the neccssarics OF
life would be higher. 4 comparison
OF the prices to-day with those OF a year
ago show how utterly false was this
prediction, and to use the words OF our
contemporary, "More men can now find
employment ut wages as high as were
then paid. No industry has been i'm
paired, unless it be that Of the importer
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on the south coast OF England, where
tho roses arc in bloom until Christmas,
and theIvillngdrs wouldn't know n snow
shovel il they saw 1t.
William Waldorf Astor Is said to have
q great rcpugnance to newspaper mem
ton, but above all he strcnuously oh.
iects to having his cousin called Jack
Aston. This ia not surprising.
Eleven years ago Nellie Hayden was
n s~alcscirl in II dry goods store in Bos-
ton, and now she Is tho wealthiest
woman in Denver, thanks to lucky
s%peculations in real estate.
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THEY ARE TALKED ABOUT,

THEY ARE TALKED ABOUT.
Tho queen OF R%aratonga, the dusky
monarch OF an island in tho Australian
seas, has been presented with a bronze
sun dial, the gift OF the earl OF Onslow,
tho governor OF New Zealand. Her
majesty would be a perfectly happy wo.
man il the dial required to DO wound
up, same rs 4 watch she once saw in the
hands OF a visiting captain.
Again the %rcproachiul news comes
from abroad that Louis Kossuth, the
Hungarian patriot, now blind and old,
is living in wretchcdncss and poverty in
Turin. Forty years ago, when he visit
ed America, the simple mention of the
TACT that he needed funds would have
brought forth n hundred offers OF assist
nnec
Mrs. Annie Meyer;,who has recently
written an interesting book on woman's
work in the United States, is a fair
faced. girlish-looking woman OF twenty
four. whose bright eyes and wealth OF
dark brown hair would make her ad-
mired in any society.
Miss Bcrtrdm- Edwards, tho English
novelist, is an original sort OF woman.
She never eats meat, SHE i. an advocate
OF cremation. she hates T'olstoi and
lbsen, and thinks that "The Scarlet
Letter. is about the loveliest novel
that was ever written.
1t is probable that the duke Of Conn.
anSht will go out 10 India in succession
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WnEN you need 4 good, safe laxative,
ask your druggist for n box OF Ayers
Pills, and you will find that they give
perfect satisfaction. For indigestion.
torpid liver, and sick headache there is
nothing superior. Leading physicians
recommend them. DIV
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Never before was there u time when
so little money would secure SO good 4
bicycle rs during tho past week, and no
other place on earth but at the sales
room Of Edw. L. Rose & Co., 81 Twelfth
street. See them. Tho sale goes on.s
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TIE fact that Mr.. Elkins dincd with
the President at tho White House has
again given rise to ruinors connecting
his name with n cabinc! position. But
Mr.. Ekins himself says there Is moth
ing init, at least that ho docs not desire
a place. The President could, however,
go farther and do worse In choosing an
adviser,
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St. Louis people with an attractive
endowment certificate scheme Is similar
to the short term alairs that recently
ca,ne to grief in Wheeling. After
awhile the American people will begin
to profit BY experiences teaching that
schemes offering much for very little
will bear investigation.
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AND now Baltimore has rcsurrected
blue laws hat close cigar stores, ice
cream saloons and drug stores on Sun
day. Milk and leo and newspapers arc
allowed to DO sold, however, and Balti-
morcans have much to be thankful for.
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Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is a
favorite during the winter months OH
account OF its great success in tho cure
OF colds. There is nothing that will
loosen 4 severe cold as quickly, or MS
promptly relieve the lungs. Then it
counteracts anytendency towards pncu-
monia. 1t is pleasant and safe to take,
and fully worthy OF its popularity. DIV
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THE feeling grows in Ireland that one
OF the direct effects of Parnell's death
will be tho reunion Of the Irish party.
While yet grieving for his loss, even
Parnclrs friends admit it.
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ANOTHER cure for drunkenness has
been discovered bya Chicago physician.
Many scientists have faith in the one
already undergoing Il test and tits
thought that it will prove q success. II
1t doesn't, perhaps tho latter ono will.
ii they both prove successful, SO much
tho better. The field is large enough
to accommodate rs many reliable cures
ms it is possible to discover.
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Baltimore &. Ohm.

Until further notice, the Baltimore &
Ohio Cincinnaticxpress, leaving Wheel
ing ut 1880 p. M, will not leave Wheel
ing on Saturday nights until 2:30 Sun
day morning, arriving at Cincinnati ut
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GOVERNOR CAMPBELL. inadvertently
pays the Republican party u high ON.
plimcnt when he repeatedly calls atten-
ton to the fact that tho nations tinan.
cial policy has been controlled by Re.
publicans for tho past thirty years.
Republicans have no reason to evade
tho responsibility which Mr.. Campbell
charges them with, for tho credit OF the
government and the character OF the
money in circulation arc infinitely
better than when tho Democratic party
controlled tho financial policy, rs every
student Of history'knows.
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MORNING SMILES.

Billy Whiskcrs Ito his bench.mate in
tho park)-lf | only had q ten dollar
note;clium, IT'D make n new man O me.
Cynical sam-llumph! Waste O.
money. The cost O. repairs would ex.
coed tn value o tn original plant!
Tcacher-"Try to remember this:
Milton, tho poet, was blind. Do you
think YOU can remember It? ayes,
ma'am." "Now, what was Milton's
great misiortune?". Gle was n poet"
GLOW did poor Waters happen 10 get
lynched?"
.llc got into tho flooded district and
somebody spread n report that he was a
government rain-maker."
"You don't, follow tho hounds much
in this country, do you, Miss lIaw-
kins !" asked Lord Noodicby.
No; we have professional dog
catchers," replied Miss Hawkins.
Spigget-Jimson struck me for $40
to-day.
Mrs. spiggit (indicnantly)-Who was
the rutlian who paid him 10 assault you,
dear?
To The Editor:
Oh, thou who tellest everything,
From starlit skies TO snakes:
~ 40 WhclihLay breaks In the morning, say,
snqF tCnrst tell us what breaks?
Money talks, and it talks cents, too.
One can hardly expect q basso pro-
fundo to pursue the even tenor OF his
way.
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TIE Atlantic ocean is desporting itself
in 4 lively manner these days, much to
the discomfort Of those who venture on
its heaying bosom.
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Wheels.

For Il family flour Taylor's Best has
no superior. Tuas.3
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Daniel ". Harrison
-IE VS..
Tho Fraternity, OF Financial IN Chanccry.
~ co.OpcrNtiou.

Tho object OF this suit Is TO recover by decree
OF the nbo"c named court the SUN OF 1891, with
Interest thereon from the 10Th day OF June, 1891,
until payment, for money iraudulcntly obtained
by the defendant from Sundry persons named in
mn exhibit OF the bill, fled In this cause, who are
a%Ssignors OF the plaintiff, and who arc members
Of local Division No. 70. OF said Fraternity In the
City OF Cleveland, in the State OF Ohio. and also
to recover the costs OF this suit; md to subject
tot payment and satisfaction OF the said =, 93l,
interest and costs, moneys o: the defendant In
the custody of the Exchange Bank of Wheeling,
neni issued herein, II appearing by the answer
OF sn!a hlnk.,ls Garnishee that 1t hns In its pos.
session sufficient funds Of the defendant to sat
i:Sty said claim. And II appearing that the or.
der OF attachment In this cause has been. by the
Sheriff returned cSccutea: and the defendant
not having been served with n copy OF the at.
tach'nent or with process In this suit, and 1t
nlso appearing fr nj an affidavit fled in this
cause in open court that the defendant Is n
nonresident OF tbs State. and is n corporation,
md that no person can he found in the County
OF Ohio upon. whom process against It can be
legally served, on motion Of the plaintiff this
order OF publication is entered against 1t, and 1t
Is ordered TINT the said defendant do npncar
within one month inter the date OF the first ppubli-
cation OF this order, and do what Is necessary TO
protect its Interests. 1t IS further ordered That
this order DO published and posted rs required
"a true copyiofi the order rs entered October
ION. 1881. by the Circuit Court Of Ohio County.
Witness, John W. Mitchell, Clerk OF snid Court,
nt the Court House OF said county, this nth day
of October, 1891.
JOHN W. MITCHELL. Clerk.
Published the first time October u. 1891.
Attest: JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk,
CALDWELL, Solicitors for Complainant.
WV. ..".#.as#. fH#E. H#F. ..'HL|HH DplB-Tn So
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.


by virtue OF a decree entered by the Circuit
suit OF James ii. llollinger RI al. VS.. George ",
liolllnGer ct al, the undersigned special COM
misSioncrs will sell at public auction at the north
doc: OF the Court House of OHIO county, on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER II, 1891,
commencsns'a; 10 o'clock q. m, tho following
described real estate. to-uit: So much OF the
north onc.half Of lot No. 3 In square No. 81, of
The town inow cit!+ OF Wheeling, conveyed TO
Henry l!Oli!nscr by Noah Zane and wife by deed
dated June .. 1897. and, recorded In Deed HOOK
No. u, page lG5 CT the land records OF sAid coun.
ty, ani devised by said Henry lIollInger TO said
.Arn,nintG Hpil.nrcr, as rcinnins niier Gcductlrg
from sad nOrth mali OF sud lot 80 much thereof
rs WINS conveyed hysaid ArnmiatH IIollin.cr 10
George W. Holl!ngGr by deed dated February ..
ISL, nnd recorded In Deed Boo, No. IS. pase q,
aud nftcr drduc'ing also from said north half OF
said lot so much thereof us was conveyed by said
ArAmilltA Ho!inSer to Thomas IT.. Lewis md
Henry Newman by deed dated October 81, 1873.
and recorded in Deed Book No. IS, page iji. the
property to be sold being the homestead Of the
late Arnminta lioll!ngcr, md being situated on
the east side OF Eoirsiree;, between Eleventh apd
Twelfth streets, In sHid city.
TERMS OF ShLE-One-third Of the pr,rchnso
money ind such further portion ihereofns tho
purchaser may elect, %iicasli. and the remainder
thereof III ewocGuai lUStalmcntS, payable In one
and two years respect, v"ly from the day OF sale.
with interest from tue day Of sale, which inter.
est on the second inSiailment shall be payable
annually, the Title 10 b. retained until the rur-
chase money is fully paid
GUY X. {. ALLEN,
Special Commissioners +
81 certify TINT banl md kecuritv layo hoor ,,ro,
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Excursions to Pittsburgh Exposition vin II.
So, Sept. 81, &c, asd Oct. l, s, 10 and
18th.
On above dates the Baltimore & Ohio
Company will sell excursion tickets
Wheeling to Pittsburgh and return for
81 90 including one admission to the
Exposition, good two days, and when
sold on Saturday good to return on Mon
6uv
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commencing at 10 o'clock n. H., tho following
described real estate, or so much thereof us may
be necessary TO pay the debts secured by said
deed so fnr as unpaid. the expenses attending
the execution OF the trust created by said deed
OF trust, including trustees commissions, name
ly: a certain piece o. parcel OF real estate situ-
ntc In the City OF Wheeling, In the county OF
Ohio, in tho State OF West Virginia, n the Sixth
ward OF said city, that Is 10 say, the southern
one.iali Of lot number eleven, in Joseph Cnld-
wells addition to said city. a plat Of which nddi-
ton is now of record in the Office OF the Clerk OF
the County Court OF said county, in Deed Book
&c, at page Sc, said lot lying ut the north. east
corner OF Min md Twenty-seventh Streets, 10.
gcthcr with the buildings and Improvements
thereon, on the southern halt OF said lot, md
the privileges and nppurlen0nccS thereun;o
belonging or nppertaining, being the samc prop.
erty which was gtunted and conveyed by Helen
Bloch, Samuel S. Bloch md Bertha Bloch, his
wife, Aaron Bloch. Emanuel Felsenheld and
Jennie Fclscnheld, his wife, to the said Patrick
Barrett by deed dated February %, 1854.
The deed Is believed to be perfect, but selling
rs trustee l will only convey the title vested III
me by said deed Of trust.
TERMS OF SALE:-Onc-third and rs much
more rs the purchaser may elect TO pny In cash
on the day OF sale, the balance In two equal In.
StntpnentS, payable in one and two years respect.
lively from the date OF sale, notes bearing inter.
est from the day OF sale to be given for the do.
icrred payments. and such payments to he Sc.
cured according TO law and to the satisfaction OF
the trustee. GEORGE i. CALDWELL,
Trustee.
10 J. C. UERvEY, Arctionccr. ocl3
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENER-
w AL horsewors. Apply @. 2ii5 C%lapliuc
btIcVI. nTl
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The annual Friend benevolent
Association" that has been swindling
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ITO LOAN-M0NEY ON REAL Is.
Il; TATE IN sums 10 sui, borrowers. Call on l.,
=. liEKNEl HOG Market street, city. ocl3
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WANTED-TlNNER, IMMEDIATE.
~ TX. Steady work 10 the right man. In.
qniIc Of WM, NE9BlFT, 2ijD Market street. ocs
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"ANTED-FOUR MEN-TWO
w, Ta!iors md two lab1rers. Germans pro.
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. J. C. HERvEY. Auctioncc..

THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
E OHIO COUNTY. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF OHIO COUNTY,, WEST VIRGINIA.
Order of publication entered in Court October
IN 1891 r ." "H.. D."