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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-22

his name remained before the Chicago
eonventson. 1Ihs tariff plank declared IN
favor Of al raw msterialsAnd that eli tar
IN tsxstios be based upon the true cen
stitutioasl and democrats principles Of
. tariff fer revsnns saiy. The resolu-
tions declared In fsvsr Of such legisia-
ton IS would crush out nonspsiies.
trusts ana CON bin afioas which in Any
Way tsod 10 restrict the products Of
the mine. the farm or ths factory.
The six delegates 81 large elected
were the leaders Of the Cleveland
movemeut In the state They are ex-
Gov. George w. Click. W. c. Jones.
chairman sy the democratic censral
committee. Tally scoll. of Berlin;
Thomas Fenlop. Of Lesvsnworth; r. @.
Sapp. of Cherokee county, and Thomas
E. Fish. of Wichita. The state demo-
cratic central committee has called the
state convention TO meet AT Pittsburg
July 8 TO nominate state ticket
Pennsyivsnia Republicans.
HARRisrrRo, Pa. April 81 The
state republican convention in session
here nominated. on the tenth ballot.
Judge John Dean. OF Blair
county, for supreme Judge. Maj.
Alexander Mcdowell. OF Mercer
county, and Gen. William Lilly.
of Carbon. were nominated for congress-
elected as follows: William Wood.
Of Philadelphia; W. II. Sayers,
Of Delaware; J. +. r. Dunlap.
OF Lancaster, and b. r. Jones.
of Pittsburgh. The delegates at
large: Hamilton Disston and William
Elkins, of philadelphia; Henry Wool
cher and William-Flynn. OF Allegheny;
Frank Boeder. OF Northampton; H.. C.
Mccormack, of Wyoming; S. A. DAven-
port, of Erie, and William D. Gilbert.
Of Dauphin.
A resolution was unanimously adopt
ed returning the thanks of Pennsyl-
vania republicans to Senator Quay for
his eminent public and party services.
sysssachusetts Republicans.
BosroS, April 2i.-The republican
state convention to elect delegates at
large to the Minneapolis convention
made up their minds quickly Wednes-
day on one ballot in Tremout temple,
nominating Hon. William Crappo.
Of New Bedford; NJ. NJ. Muir
ray Crane. of Boston; Gen.
William Coggswell, of Salem, and ex-
Gov John Q. Brackett of Arlington
Convention Of ceiored People.
CINcINNArI, April 21.-A national con-
vention of colorcd people of the
United States is to be held here July 4
and s. At q mass meeting Of citizena
held recently q committee was appoint
ed consisting of Dana Rudd, S. J. Hun
ter and w. NJ. Porter to devise q
plan whereby the attention of the
American people and the world may be
called to the condition of the colored
people in the United States. In its call
the committee says: 'It is needless to
recount here the outragcs and diff.
culties that are heaped upon the race
and that we must meet at every turn in
life"
South Carolina Republicans.
COLUMBIA, S. c., April 2i.-The old
line republican convention which met
here Wednesday adopted resolutions
indorsiug President Harrison, protec-
tion and reciprocity, and chose dele
gates at large to the Minneapolis con-
vention.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-22
Nothing in the Story.

WLsHISGroS. April II. - Secretary
Blame was asked this morning con-
cernIng the report that san Domingo
had been hougnt by an American syn-
dicate and That the purchase met with
his approval. He repIIcd; There is
not word of truth IN IT."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-22
Ready to Welcome Bob.

CREEpE, Colo, April 2l.-Tne report
that Bob Ford intended to return to
this camp after the blood Of those who
ran hlni cut of town csused some ex-
citcment. A meeting of citizens was
held. and II Bob returns lynching will
take place.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-22
Fscsred Prom the ofheer,.

ALRAsy, April u. - o'Brien. the
hunko sietrsr, who vas beng taken 10
the penit<atiafy 10 serve ten years for
swsadling Mr. Peck of thl. city out OF
$1,000, escaped from the officers on
the way tcdsy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-22
GRAND RUSH TO AMERICA.
Over scoo Immigrants Arrived IN New
York Yesterday.

Ns~ YoBx. April si.--Acre inni-
grants were laade al at Ellis island today
than On sny other dsy 10 the April
records Of Inamigration. Three
ships. the Majestic. Nevada ard
Wssslsnd. which arrived yesssr.
asy sfternoop. brought 3sSs Steer.
aae ps~engsrs An anprseed~ntssi
shlplosd ~ tsoo itshsas = dtsa
today On thc Mattee Efuzze fssfa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-22

BRosKLrx. n. ", April ai.-Ths
Brooldyn and New York malt house,
owned by Henry Altenbrand a CO.. wss
burned with its contents Wednesday.
The loss is e7oo, ooa. There were GO. ooo
bushels Of mst stored in, the building.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-22

wssHIxerox. April 2i.--fhe pre.i.
dent today sent 10 the senate the nom
ination OF Nathan O. Murray of ArEo.
na, ~ be governor OF Arizona. vice
Jofa y. Irwin, resigned.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-22

o4Ess. \, h., spssl q ffs last
night dssffeysa fls tsmhaeFsssl Iisssl.
tssiss hsssss sad tkfes bsfas. i1sss
ZOO.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-22

A1nksY. April zl.~fhe governor has
"a lea an estft sessaon ef toe leglsia.
fars for hondsy eveaing 10 fsaistfset
TIE state.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-22
RETRIBuTIoN CAME QUICKLY.
A Bull Cores to Death an Eloping Couple
in Kentucky.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, April 2l.-
News comes from the Kentucky noun
tans today of horrible crime. A Mrs.
Harrell set FIRE to her house, burning
then eleped with one Brady, with
whom she had been criminally in
innate. On the way through the coun-
try they were attacked ny an enraged
bull and both gored to death.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-22

Natonal - New Warrington,
rasn; Observation-Disclosures. rain.
ltstsburg-St. Lotus, rain; fsou.sVllls :.
thgcAxo 2. glsyeiana a.. tns,n.satl !
lleston :, Baltimore 6. Westrfn--hsn-
ss~ citY g. 81. pant I. irdi.nsgei
To-. do set grounds; Omaha Minaeap-
ell.. fsin.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-22

Sr. JOSEPH, Mo-. April si.-willie
Harding. a i4year-old boy. was run
over by freight train "Wednesday AZ.
ternoon and instantly Killed. and II sfe
coroner's inquest two Of his companions
testified that a third boy named John
Hill had pushed him uader the cars.
The police are now LOOKING fer HILL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-22

u b gf40fsiss to learn ihat isio Arabs
who nsssi 10 cAl< theGsaasss of siSvcs in
the Rshf - gnaEel csuntrv, where pf.
Janker voFksd - long, uroa ext<p6iilg
their ravares hundreds Of niles west-
ward, met ihs fsseea - fas conse Free
issata AID safsfxe.i ever keimtrg aefcat,
Captain feattisf, ontnm4aasa ~ the
state forces, Fsfsfts thaa he has ae-
ssyayea the chief Arab stfeneheias Asa
has ses henafesss ef siasss Al liberty
The Afsss we're ~aasihE tss wenia
esansFY wigh Ere sHa ssoTa. sssd sise
eassses we're pa~ssiss - resist tA<s&
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-22

ALBANY, N. ". April aI--Gev. Flew
er has signed the two bills introduced
by Assemblymsn William Sulzer. and
passed few days ago by both branches
Of the legislature, designating October
le, next. as a special legal holiday, in
honor Of the soeth anniversary Of the
discovery of America by Columbus, and
providing for its proper celebration IN
this cit
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-22

sAawA. ksa. April n Tie state
aemeeFasss eenvsstsea asss h-rs sfssiass
a. h. selsst aslesstss % shs aatienai
e~asesss~s The s@avsaiioa ssasssa q
plsssafsH fsF she fses saaHass a sssh
ssis ass stltss ard iasssassias tis@ ssse-
sates - vsts - ts<svss 0lsvslsaA uklss
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-01-28

aitfif6e gdber, $40 9ritte strabe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-01-28

Mir autortFren ben anseeisten Mppthefer, Staen
Or. Rings @eues SeImttiel sesen S4winbiu9t, gu,
len Wenn Gle BON Der Grippe befanen Inb, unb
Siefes Wtttel ben Nnwetiunsen entfprehenb sebrau9en
ronen, tnbem Ste es e~tnsebene prctiren, nnb peun
gle bann fetne SeHerurs bur3 bafslbe s%sriparen,
5aua ihiden STE BITE glade surid uub Sie perben
Str Gelb Jurd6 %betpmmeu. Wir MAIDEN bteS anSebpt
In Selse Der srcbarttsen Grfclse, neIte btes Mtttel
Set her lestidhrtsen @rtppen : Gptbenlte aufturetien
bate. Rtr BADEN BON tetnem Sale seb6rt, In BEN
6as Mtttel nidt sebptfen Bate. Man made stnen
9erfuG. Yrobefai&en fret bet abclpt Dreis, 1temps
lon & 60. Grpbe Slai&en 80 Geuts unh 81 30.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-01-28
yrssias @safalem.

Bodum. Die gorunterinduns In
Der ansflesenbeit. Snsansel contra
8aare, betreGenb Stempelfali6nnsen
Gdieneufliftt, 3ollbintersebungeu, &C.,
Ut nunuiebr geIdloiien iporben. Die
geiammten aften befinben iid I'M Sc.
tpabriam Der StaatsanmaltIhaft
Winben. Bon gteujabr ab ers
ideint bierielbit cine nationaniberale
3eituns inter Dem 1itel nMtnbener
8pft.A
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-01-28

1romberg. Cine erihiitternbe
6amilientras0oie ipielte ii6 fiir3lid in
Der Horftabt N6fersborft ab. Der
3iutmermanrt 8abr, Elm al8 rubiger,
nii1terner uno ioli6er Mrbeiter befannter
Mann, CAB ietnem a1tidbrisen Sobn
zine Sbrfeise, Die unsliidlider @eile
pobl Die S9ldfe s~etroffen baben muB,
oerit Der 8uabe fiel in Solse bes Sdlas
ses lofort toOt 3u Boben. Der Yater,
iber bic 6olsen ieirer 3iihti9uns ent.
lekt, 9riff bierauf gum Nepolper urb
mafte aud ieinem 2eben elm Gnoe.
Shnei6emiib FL. Die bon bier
aus Aberbs mad Berlin ~ab9ebe1oeu
@iter5ise tparen iaon felt Sabren
beitohlen fporoe1, obue bab eS Der Babns
uertpaltnns selans, Der 1hdter babbaft
3as fperben. Sett bat e8 fi6 berausgc'
itelt, oaB Elm Babnfpdrter nit @enoiien
bic Dtebitdble aussefiibrt bat. Gr
battle feline eatse Gerwanbtidaft bel
BEN .@ei9dfte1 betbeilist. Der 6anpt.
ipitbube LIT Der Shmieseriobn geipeleu,
Der als 9%ilfsbremier immer bie betrefs
fenoeu gesenftanbe auf bic @trede
leireS Sdmiegerpaters binausgeporfen
bat.
gropim3 c~Hprenben.
a6ntgSber9. Die M~araipan.
fabrication niulmt bier cine immer ar5,
bere Nusoebnuns. 3abloie 9iften fuer,
ben mad alien 2dn6errt Der Melt per.
iaubt, 6arinuet gum Tbsit mabrbafte
&anftlsiftnnsen TIM GradtsbeIae. gase
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-09-29

Particular attention given - inspection
and nile of TOBACCO, The sails Of grain and
all kinds III Coansyy Produce.
Feb. IL, 7D--Yt
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-09-29

Miss Rebecea Fenwick, Of Baltimore, Il
visiting her sister, this village. y
Attend the sale Of personal property q
the Brown Store. Tuesday next
Recently, Nj. Z. r Davis. Of chspsico,
had his left footbadly mashed BY screw
prize falling On it
Recently James j. Greanwell, Clerk to
| the Circuit Court, lost q valuahle marc
| from injuries sustained BY fall
We have been unable this week 10 give
our usual attention To our correspondence
and our local column We hope to do
better next time.
We hope every reader Of the Beacon
win not fail to read Senator Hills great
speech, which Il reprinted from the Slfa's
report, on our first page
Elsie Kane, an insane coIored woman,
died Ia The county jail Tuesday morning
last The doctor informs US that the cause
Of death was nervous prostration.
Dr. and Mrs. Eek. Spalding have moved
into town for the Winter. The doctor and
his wife are pleasant people and will be :
great addition to our village society.
Miss Louise, daughter Of the late Senator
Joseph s. Ailston, and grand daughter o.
Mr. Clinton Bean, is visiting her friend
Miss Carrie, daughter Of A. Burroughs
Chaptlco.
MIR. J. L. Connelley has moved hiaehce
and harness shop To the cfflce between
Raley's Hotel and GreenweIl's store and
will be pleased % receive orders for any
work in his line.--ady.
Among the recent visitors % our town
we notice Messrs. Mike Wilkinson Of
Washington and s. Gwinn Adams, tie
rubber stamp man. Of 81 Louis Both
these gentlemen are natives here and have
many friends who are glad to see them.
For the third time In about twenty days
the Baltimore mail has failed 10 reach
Leonardtown because Of failure Of the cars
to reach Faulkner on schedule time The
post-ofiice authorities should investigate
this matter and take steps 70 compel The
railroad to carry ous IT, contract The
people are entitled TO some consideration.
Sunday morning last severe hail storm
visited the lower section of our county.
The storm was accompanied by thunder
and lightning and bolt struck Rosccr1fs
House, First district, set il on Gre and con-
siderably damaged IT. Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
nedy were, we are told, stunned and a
towel with which Mr.. X. was wiping Bis
face was burned.
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Liquor License Application.


Office Qf~
oierk CVrcsat Curt 81 1fayy's County, Nd.
EuMpEn IL.
Notice Il hereby given that The following
named persons have filed applications for
Licenses 70 sell spIrituous and fefnlented
liquors, for one year from May lst, 1899
Applicant. Frank Eeale Holmes, Leon
ardtcwn Wharf, So Mays county, Nd.
Freehoiders Recommending A Jack
Spalding, John n Duke, Jos r Neal. Charles
Nuthall, G Arnold Graet. john LyRussell.
n u Yates, George T. Pabst, Jo II Morgan,
Thos Boyd, Enoeh b Abel.
Applicant: Jeremiah Jordan, Leonard
town, ST. MarY's county Md
Freeholdcrs Recommending; Frank NJ
Holmes. EDocl b Abell, JAMES r Abel,
Jos 4 Morgan, A Jack Spalding, y
Morgan, Win II Campbell. Vim A Souler-
vile, Henry A Butler, u } Pope
And Chat unless cause be shown ia
writing 10 the contrary 90 81 before the
All day 81 Oct. is9e he licenses applied
for will 81 issued provided Che applicants
comply With the requirements pf law
JAMES j GRE N tN ELL.
CLERK ClrcHit Couts
81 Mays County, Nd
Sept Az pa2s
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SAINT Mary ) ljsacoIl
COUNTY NEWS.


Thursday, September 20, 1899 The
Court met with ali The Judges and officers
IN attendance N Nos and 8 appeals
nom Monday held SUB cussa, John H. Par
sons " Dudley 8 Carpenter, the Court
reversed the decision Of the magistrate and
ordered the return Of property.
Next case taken up was No. a3 Trials
Mary j. Small and Uhas J. Small, her hus.
band vs.. Alice Tyler and Allen 9. Tyler,
her husband. Action for damages De
murrer to declaration and demurrer sus.
tained. r. w. AppIegarth and ,, Il.
Camalier for plaintiffs and r. 9. Combs
and D. o. Hammett for defendants. AT
the afternoon session Mr. Camalier filed
another declaration in this case. Dsmurred
to and demurrer sustained in all but first
count Of the declaration. The case was
continued until next Jury term,
The Grand Jury finding no presentncnt
against salie Willis asked that ahe be
discharged.
Friday, September 49, The Court met,
Judges and officers present as yesterday.
First case called was No. ? Criminal APP
pearancss, State Va. Lewis B Stone. Plea
Of not guilty and submitted 70 the Court
Judgment Of not guilty. Camalier for
State and r. " Holmes, J. +. Morgan and
r. 9. Combs for defense.
No. Criminal appearances, State ys.
John Henry Lee Barnes. was next called.
Indicted for rape Trial by Jury. Pending
the trial Of this case the Court adjourned
for the day.
Saturday, September "a. Court mel
Judges and officers present as yesterday.
The case pending which the Court adjourn
cd Friday was resumed, and occupied the
whole day. AT night the jury brought in
aYerdict Of not guilty. Camal'er for State;
Holmes and Ching for prisoner.
The Grand Jury finding no presentment
against Nettie Holly asked that she be
discharged.
Monday, September 20. Court met
present his Honor Judge ]. Parran Crane.
No. z, Criminal appearances, State VS.
Annie Biscoe was the first case taken up
today. Indictment for larceny Trial BY
Jury. Verdict Of not guilty, Carnalier for
Stale; Holmes and Ching for accused
On motion Of Mr. Graves the States At
torney was directed by the Court to return
money TO Nellie Holly as the Grand Jury
had failed to indict her,
On motion Of r. G. Combs, Duke Bond,
Of the Baltimore bar, was admitted TO
practice In the st. Mary's Court The
Court at 4.30 adjourned for the day.
Tuesday, September 81. The Court met
Judge Crane on tho bench. The first
case tried was No. II Criminal Appear
anees, State vs.. Richard Plowden, In
dictment for larceny Trial by Jury.
Verdict Of guilty. Camalier for State
Holmes and Ching for prisoner the O.
imposed a sentence Of one year and seven
months in the penitentiary.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-09-29
NEWs N sRIEF.

Friday, September ~, 1872.
The number Of persons registered
in Baltimore yesterday WAS 1880,
A book OF instructions has been
issued for the nae Of county officers
ofregistration by Mr.. PeterJ Camp
bell.
Emperor Williams yacht, the
Meteor, will not compete for the
Americas cup.
Mr.. Albert Richie says be win
qualify tomorrow as associate judge
81 the Supreme Bench 10 place of
the late Judge Stewart.
The twenty-ninth annual Nation
al Eneampment Of the Grand Army
Of the Republic closed at Washing
ton yesterday Gen. A. q. Weis-
sart, Of Wisconsin, waselected COM
mander-in-chief, and the other
offices were filed
DR.. Gardiner, the attending ply
sician, says Mrs. Harrison's condi-
ton is very materially improved.
There is considerable dissatisfac-
ton among parents because Of the
surrender Of so many OF the public
school buildings Of the District for
the accommodation OF the Grand
Army visitors.
Commander Joseph b. Seth, Of
the Maryland oyster navy, returned
today from Sassafras river, where
he went on the State steamer Gov
ernor McLane, Captain Turner, TO
investigate complaints Of citizens
from Kent county against Cecil
county people for alleged violation
Of the fish Law. General Seth was
not satisfied that the spirit OF the
law was being violated and no ar
rests we're made. Tomorrow Gem
cral Seth will 20 to the Potomac to
provide boat to be used during
the oyster season in st. Mary's
river. The State furnishes the boat
at $50 month, the owner TO keep
the vessel in repairs. A visit will
also be made to the Patuxent to see
what is needed there. The oysters,
General Seth says, are reported TO
be in as good condition as can be
expected at this season OF the year,
but there is little young growth.
Saturday, September "A, 1892.
Baltimore cattle dealers petitis,gs
ed Governor Brown TO prohibit by
proclamation cattle infected with
/ Texas fever from entering Mary
land.
Joseph st. Clair, an employe at
the electric power-house in Rich
mond while adjusting belt yes
terday was struck in the head by a
piece Of broken pulley, knocked
senseless and died in two hours,
Gen. A. @. Chapman, who re-
Il Gently suffered q third attack Of
paralysis and whose life was des-
4 paired Of by his physicians, Is fe-
ported this morning TO be much
better. Since the above was written
Gen. Chapman has died.
i The Malay government will make
handsome exhibit at tho Worlds
Fair in Chicago, and the Sultan b
Johore will attend in person, deokeC
out gorgeously in diamonds
All the berth room on ever,
steamer scheduled to eail from
! English ports for America up &
! the middle Of October Is taken
Americans are swarming to Isondol
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Lowuntown Locals.

Lowuntown Locals
(From our Regular Correspondent
Much rain has fallen hcrcabout recently,
and farmers have done considerable fal.
lowing.
Despite the warm weather, tongers OPP.
pear 10 experience no difficulty In finding
a ready market for their oysters. From
35 TO 40 cents per bushel Is being paid for
Standards, Familiarity known as Xxx
Selects ("xxx'') are toopoor 70 ship They
are principally shipped in barrels, shucked
and in the shell, In season, which com
mences 10 October
All the schools of the district are open,
and teachers are maniiesung much interest
in impartlng instruction 70 their respective
pupils.
Neither Cleveland nor Harrison clubs
have been formed down here. Politicians
are severely reticent Maybe they prefer
TO act otherwise--to measure not their work
until the polls are closed and their labor Is
done. We have been surprised recently 70
hear few voters say that Mr.. Cleveland Is
par excellence their choice, inasmuch as
they have been opposed 10 him.
The hand Of the great reformer, Time,
has passed over the Pine and its enyrons.
A man Is no longer considered an unsocia.
bic being because he prefers ginger cake
10 a drink OF whiskey, when asked to
partake Of the latter.
September which since the days of Numa
PompiJius, has been the ninth month Of
tie year, is coming TO a close. A recent
walk through the woods near by disclosed
to our view number Of plants In flower
and we were much pleased with theii
richness of color, &c. Cav butterflies en-
Joy the sweets Of same, and the humming
bird, alas is conspicuous by its absence
In consequences Of heavy freighls, the
Sue and Maggie have not been on time foi
several trips, which causes much dlsap-
pointment to shippers and travellers.
Justice James Roach and postmaster ]
d. Dunbar are getting up debating
society May success attend their endea-
yors, for 1t is good thing TO have good
ideas deeply rooted In the mind. Its
the privilege Of cordial inteFchanging q
ideas, that improvement Of the mind and
heart are promoted By such societies. 0ul
friends should not despair, bearing in mind
that every laudable movement has ii
opponents. The great oak Of the fores
came from little acorn; and how otter
even in a short life time have mighty re
suits been witnessed from small beginnings
Some sickness, principally Of biliou
type, exists.
An abundance Of grapes has caused tn
owners TO make fine quality Of wine 70
domestic purposes.
Al storm Of wind, rain and hail accom-
panied with lightning ard thunder passe'
over this section z ., m, 95ih. y Is per
ceptibly cooler now, and every body seem
more cheerful Ia consequence.
There was Mass at ST, Michml's, and moi
wishsianding the storm, a number 81 MON
hers were present.
The Hotel Itsley Of your town Is yer
highly spoken Of by citizens Of the disfris
wno stopped there during the session (
Court They say thatJ. e Al. r. know
how III keep hotel. AxzANA:
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Orphans Court Il s. Marys County, Set
August Q. Isg2
0sdeged 81 the Court THAI HrBfy ~
spsldlng Exsealof ZACH r sPALD-
lN8, lasenl FL Mary County. Maryland.
ssawsagd glyn the bplAee required ~ isw
s9 The dsreafei'S efualfafs u exhibit their
slsins and ibagthe 3aine bc published uDcc
wmk tar six s0ctaiss gesk % thc IS.
AIary's beecn
'r.et pnttfp II D0nsHy.
Register Nillaf1f 81 N4FY's county
NOTICE
Ia pursuance II de above order.
hereby gige uAsiea ShNt / have obtained
fs0sa lhe Drpbans Court II EE Magys
cuanlg. Maryland. Ietisfs 81 administration
on the personal estate of Zach 4 Epeldinf,
lale III sail cynntg. deceased All persons
having rislBs against the said deteaecd are
hereby n0Iitsd II exhibit he sans with
tho pfotsNF voucher afiAgae3 thereto 81 The
Subscriber. 90 Vf before Tie 18th dag ~
February. 1888, they win otherwise 81 lss
be- excluded fF6an ihc benefits II slle said
essAto. All pgfelas lnAeblcd IL the d.,
ceased are requested @ nlake immediate
payment d iiio subscriber
HENRY Il SIsALDIN6,
Executor
aug ti--gw
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F0RsHERTFF.

Messfs Editors Please announce w.
N. WATERS, as q suitable candtnite for
shS next SheriIalty subject q tbs decision
of the Democratic party and say that he
will be warmly supported all over the
county and especially BY lilo
FEaHTH DIsTnicT
NOV 10 9l~-ie