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The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1892-08-12
!.ka Norma! Institute,
IUKA. MISS.

Eleventh year begins Sept. 6. Meals, lights,
fuel, lodging, laundry, book and tuition for
40 weeks cost S155.50; 4S weeks 1886. Music and
arts extra. Schools supplied with teachers.
jul15-2m Write to III. A. DEAN, Prin.
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II,lINniS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
IUKA NORMAL INSTITUTE,
IUKA. MISS.

4'II'J'Js
Expenses for term of 10 week So 10; 40 weeks,
$780, 48 weeks, S186 / an not trying to run
the cheapest school it the south. j am trying 10
run the best one. Success. Schools supplied with
teachers. Write to IL. A. DEAN, Prin.
iul15-2n
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j. A. Manson was on committee
on permanent organization.
Hardeman voted 8 for Turney,
l for Taylor and 8 blank.
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for Infants and Children.

"Casteria Is 50 well adapted to children that
recommend itas superior to any prescription
known to me-" H. A. ARCHER, III. D.,
Iii so. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-06
CITY NOTICES.

eacn subsequent general municipal sl4rtio, a.
delegate shall be elected from ealn we~4 ~
enough aldermen shall De elected from TIE rese.s..
i've Nards 70 succeed those whose terms a..
about to expire, and the aldermen so ELECTED sh.s
each hold Office for four years.
The members elected 10 the house OF delav,s..
shall each hold Office TWO years Each msrnhss
either house shall further hold Office unffi - ~
cessoris elected and qualified Each rzsrnas sucI
the city council shall have an annual Ssls-. y
three hundred dollars, 10 he paid u1ontbI,-.,,s
vided. that after the population Of the rlty shsn
by any official census. such salary SAN aa e
the sum Of six hundred dSllsys os
fipe ao. payable u monthly. deduction q
oers salary who shai ne absent from III
messing oS his respective house, unless SAFE r,s,
Der snail certify On his honor that said .hsa.s-
was caused by illness unavoidable abSs,es $50 ,
Inc cry al the time of the meeting Saa
Resolved. That section of article " Of ~. g..
noiders charter, be amended so as to read ~ -
lows: Na ~ ioss
sec. 5. No member of either house shah hat.
sily fede al, state or other municipal offce erh.
an empoye of the city or either OF sad hcn.s -
De interested in any contract with the CITY ar ,,s
or I2F any department. institution. board ofics-
agent or employe thereof ei
Each mem5er upon taxing Office shan n,aks a..
ne y the Office Of the city CLERK oath thar be vi
tlthtuy comply with aud an de 6y all he rso,,,.
mcnts or this section, ami he Violation ~ 80
the prov sons OF this sectloa shall work frs,ssa
OF his membership and warrant ais exnn.sa s
the house to which he belongs "
Resolved, That section Of article " afth4s-a.
holders Charter, be amended 50 as to read :, 81
sec Z. The house shall meet in seuara,a ch.-
Der majority OF either house shall cnns.s
tute quorum but less number nav adsa@.,
oiIi uay 70 day. or TIL the time OF the nex, rsg
lar meeting, and may compel the attendance 81 ar
sent members in such manner and nnder 80
penalties as each house snau prescribe for fts.Ss
! quorum of each of the two houses sf the ~5.w
council assembled in joint convention shsu 10
quorum Of Joint convention OF The CITY ceuncii
Passed house Of delegates this 25th day Of Ian,
Rary, 1892. K W J0SEs
President House OF Delegates
Passed board Of aldermen this 27th dav az Ia..
uary, 1892. As NfTfFp
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved by me this 3Gth day OF JsnIIerv
1897 GEORGE W. HALL Msvor"
Filled ey me this 3Oth day of January 1885.
III. W. MILLER, city clerk
Date Of first publication, FEB fuary 2 1892
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-06
NOTICE TO STOCK HOLDERS.


NOTICE Is II ERFRY GIVEN THAT AT
~ meeting OF the board 81 trustees Of the Cascade
Ere and Marine Insurance Company. of Seattle
" ash, held al its office the 2Sth dAy Of Octo-
her. 1891. an assessment OF 10 per cent. upon the
capital STOCK of said company called and M ace
due and payable on the goth day Of Novern Der
1881, and that siterW ards q special meeting III
the stock hoiders Of said npany held on Inc i'm
day OF y oyember, 1891 said assessment Was rstL
fled and confirmed:
Vow. therefore. pursuant 20 ,he resolutions Of
the stockholders 49, trustees OF said company no
uce j. hereby given that unless payment Of the
said assessment - mad by the holders Of all the
capital stock OF said company or before the 2sth
Gay ~ February, i~S2. proceedings viii he insti-
tN'ed Tor the enforcement thereof against such
STOCK on the holders thereof NAV remain De. H.
quent IN the manner provided by the bylaws OF
tAe said company AM the statutes OF the said stats
JOHN ~ IRAN. President
Attested; IL. c. PAIGE, Acting secretary.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TRAIT the
~ annual meeting Of the stock DO ders Of SchwA-
bACher Bros. & 20 Incorporated - Il De held A.
then ofhee on Monday evening. February g. az 8
p. m ) AkOSsOS
Secretary and Treasurer
Seattle, WISH. January Is, lsa2
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PROPOSED AMEN DMENT NO ga PROP.
II ositen TO amend section Is Of article AZ
w. ns neehoiders charter, adopted October I, A D.
resolved, That section Is OF article v Of The
freehoiders charter be amended so as to read a.
follows:
SECTION H. There Is hereby constituted body
70 consist OF the mayor, president OF he board AZ
aicermen, president OF the house of delecat a. TIA
chairman Of the board OF public works CITY comm
roler and city treasurer 20 be called the advisory
The mayor shall. once in each quarter and a
ucn oitener as the interests OF the city appeal 10
MIN 70 require, call a meeting OF such advisory
hoard such meetings shall be for the purpose u
comparing views and consulting together with re-
RAfd To ths affairs of the city. and shall have the
power 70 make recomine nCiat ions and suggestions
10 tne city council and TO the various ether depart
ments OF the city government
Ne mayor shall preside at al meetings of the
ADVISORY board, and the city clerk o. his deputy
shall act as clerk thereof
Al proceedings OF The advisory board shall b
Kept on record in the city clerks flee.
raised by the house of delegates this Is day
Oh January, 1892 n. w. JONES.
President House of Delegates
Passed by the board Of aldermen this Z7th day OF
January, 1892. 4. ). MILLER,
President Board Of Aldermen
1888 SE OK fSIV G aaL n M huga'N
Filed by me this sOth day OF January. Isa
II. w. MILLER. City Clerk.
Date Of first publication, February 2, 1894
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-06
CITY NOTICES.

TMPOUNDED STOCK AT AUCTIOS-SATUR r.
i day. February ID, al 10 n m, in front of police
headquarters. corner Third street and Iesler ave-
nue. will sell public auction, and 10 the high
bidder. for cash. TO pay expense Of impOuading
and keeping the following described animal viz:
ore ID ia horse. aoout seven "a years of age;
biaZed face and one white foot branded &. &.
The owner of the above described animal is to
me unknown. BOLTON ROGERS.
Chief Of Police.
Date of first publication January "a y. ID. 1892.
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NOTICE OF DISs


NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION-THE CO-PART-
~ nership bere ofore existing between the under
signed, engaged in the butcher business at Lowell
Wash, is this day dissolved by mutual consent:
all accounts due the late firm shall be payable only
to e d. smith, who assumes all outstanding obi.
Cations +. D. SMITH,
JOHN HENRY
Lowell, Wash. February !, 1892.
NOTICE or SALE-TO WHOM 1T MAY CON-
~ cern-NotiCe is hereby extended that We the
undersigned have sold and transferred our whole
sale commission business and stock Of goods at
S2l-S2S West street. seattle, 10 ". !. Hammond
who Will continue the business at sad place an
we recommend To him the goodwill and patronage
of our former customers. 4 II collections win no
paid 10 aud liabilities settled by us
H. r. HAMMOND & CO.
n Office OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
~ shp-Notice is hereby given that the partner
ship heretofore exlsting between the undtrSianad
under the firm name of Padley & Cram engaged
IN the mercantile business al 90gl jackson ~treet
Seattle. wash is this day dissolved by mutual
consent 6. \. Gran, the retiring member will
assume and pay all liabilities Of said Arm and ali
debts due and owing 10 the same must be paid 10
SAID trAm r. w PADLEY,
{. \. CRAM.
Seattle. Wash., February /. 1892
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

" / HAMMOND, SUCCESSOR To H r.
" hammond & co, commission merchant
wholesale -rElts. produce. buIIeF and egg four
gram, etc CoEsignEreats solicited. szI-s2S
" eSt steel. corner Marion, ~eaSgie WsSh Refer
snes, irsa y 4tiolA4 bank. Telepaons sss. 4. q.
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ENGINEERS AND Contractors.

GAN FRANCI-CO BRIDGE c. sMPANY-FS.
- gineers and contractors for bridges OF every
description wharfbujid ng. pile-driving, dredging
and steam shovel excavatlng; plans and specfca-
tons furnished on applies, ion: correspOadsnce
solicited Office, Occidental block Seattle, Wash.
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DRESSMAh KING.

NJ SS HORWlTZ. DRESSAA SUITS
VI s. upward. go Cedar, near Ninth; tax,
NeslrF aVenue car.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

DkOF BRYANT, ODD FELLOWS HALL
l. North Seattle; select classes: private lessons.
QUEEN CITY DANCING ACADEMY. WASH.
" iLgton AEl 1926 sixth street; 20 and "a
10 p N; classes every evening; private lessons:
SEND tor circulars. STAGE and fancy dancing. posi-
uNe.. 10 soclAls. rrotessnE o. Ionn
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NOTICE. 10 Contractors.

NOTICE To STONE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ vii De received a, this efioe Tor 200 feet gran
ite huls head IREEN
Rcouas 1Oi 3o2 Washington Rlock Front street
NOTICE To DRtNFRs-RFDS WILL
y b received 81 tais olice for pIhng 200 feet Of
Lake Union wsttT front TREEN
Eoonss zpi .Vz Washington Block PRINT street
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CONFECTIONERY.

90 TO HSNEI'~ FOR TNE LARGEST AND
N fresheSf assortment q candies IN the city:
res cEUp u5 tTe1cr t,75tl aai holiday eui~ slst NJ
Ccivesf, ECe cream always band. Gaccy creams
AID less 10 order short uaEcs lce e.x.. soda al
AsGEys Esw stars. soS Second slxess
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WAsTED-PARryER.

yVANTED-PARTsER FOB LOGGING BUS
w iness; large body Of timber secured on salt
water; camp. team and outfit: - 500 capital Ad-
dress logger. Box 49,, Seattle. " ash
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FOUND.

EOUND-TWO GUNS At HEAD OF Ell
Il liUt bay, owner can have same by proving
ownership AID paying for this notice. Apply
Harry MIST, Nest seattle
EoCND-AANY HAVE FOUND PLEASURE
Il and positive happiness % buying their furniture
OF the heiJown Furniture Co. 2l5 Front street
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

L'0R REET-CLARENDg HOTEL. CORNER
Second and Depot streets; q desirable tenant
can secure this recent built house very favora-
cls terms Apply Charles LoBch lap Front
street
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DrxrHs lxD FUNERALS.

CLARKE seattle. February 5. lssZ o. pneu-
monIa ars f,rscss v. lark, aged 80 years
NrIsox-At Port siaksIsy Friday, February 5.
1892 Of consumption. Louis Nelson. asea -
years native Of sweden
obsequses under charge Of A. D. q W sunday
poon, 81 Pors BiAkeley ha1l- sermon oy hsx. so1n
Seattle.
an AssyE Rim seastie wednesday, February >.
1872 IoaIsa daughter Of Mr.. and Ms. Alfred
Grsssner Of inflammation Of the bowels, aged
years and months
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Nh VARIETY or FURNITURE ANn
- - CneAp You may become Ens proud uosses-
sSi Vi sAias On very easy terms 9I5 FRONT strsst
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VxyrEp-Bo<RDERs.

WANTED WANT A DOZEN GENTLE
w H1ep who want nice home board 70 call az 500
Third street, corner James; il viii be nrst-ciass
and most reasonable
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LOST.
7 uST-BI.ACK FUR MUFF BETWEEN CO.
: lambda ana Pike streets. Liberal reward viii
b. paid return CT same TO $40 Pike OF 500 Front
street.
4 oST-REOWN AND WHITE WATER
4 = spaniel; answers 10 name sport; name IT
II. jackson On collar Reward al &05 Jackson
street
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4 LICE NJ AIKEN, EXPERIENCED MANI
: cure and cleo rologist: hairdressin1 rar1ors
20 and so Hoiyoke block Front and SpriTr sTrasis
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ASsATERS IND CHEMrsrs

T. +. BOGARDUS, OFFICIAL AsSAYFp tSos
a.. Snsmoer Of Commerce; mines examined;
S1ssaylhs ano chemical work Of all kinds done
rooms a. AZ and 49 sullivan building From,
street between Cherry and Colnmbia = -ol
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4 HERBERT 8 UPPER LOANS MONEY ON
/ III real estate IL and Is Scheuerman block,
/ Front. corner Cherry street
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r OANS-SHORT DATE: ANY AMOUNT;
IL buyer ard seller of all kinds of city and county
warrants: money TO loan on inside business prop
erty at lowest raie in the city. Trounce, Haller
bu idng.
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L'OR RENT-FORTY-ACRE FARM. C. f
Il Patterson la Occidental block.
ONE OF THE BEST LUMBER AND SHIN
" gle mills on Puget sound for rent or an inter
est may be sold Call on or address G. l. Faust
Manager Vulcan Iron Works Company, Seattle.
G00-TO BUY, SELL OR EXCHANGE
sNOO anything in any state Write Morgans Ex-
change % kearny street, San Francisco.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-10-06
Liquor License Application.


CLERK Circuit Cotiys * AaFy's Ceaasg, ND.
EUMBnR ia
Notice Il hereby given that the f0ilowing
named persons have fiiea applications foE
Licenses 10 sell spirituOus and fermeuted
liquors. for one year from May Isl, 1852.
Applicant. james Alexander TennIson.
Lewis Edward Tennison, trsdlng "a James
A Tcunison q Son, Beachyille, ~ Msry'a
county, Nd.
Ffeeholdera Recommending. John n
Richardson, Joseph " Richardson. ] Frank
Smith, Alex Lee, Jas a Batter, William II
Pembroke, J Thos Miller. w VI Raley,
Jonn q II IdIbnrn, ] y Mckay.
Applicant Oscar Garner ARDEN. Chap.
iieo Wharf, ST Mary's county, Nj.
Freaholders Recommending. j r Green.
well, j Glenn Caw0od, 0eo r Garner, ]
Walter Carpenter, JAS J Cough, Samuel
Hayden. Thomas w Good, Chas A Bnrch,
A Burroughs, J r Ching
Applicant Adele wihelmIna Drury,
Morganza, st. Mary'a county Nd.
Freeholdcrs Recommending Henry
Knott, Hilary johnson, William q BowIee
Thos 8 Turner,J r Russell, y w Knott
4 Q Buckler, Mary u Mattingly, i Graves
VIM T Bailey.
And that unless cause be shown In
writing 10 the contrary on or before the
18Th day Of Oct 1892, Die licenses applied
for will BE- issued, provided The applicant
comply with the requirements Of lAWs
JAMES j. GREEN WELL,
Clerk Circuit Court,
st, Mary's County, Md.
octo, o.
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BessIne'on Elections i.

fFsHE attention Of persons who arc always
4 Ia the habit Of enforcing their opinions
By proposing 10 bet, ID called % The follow.
Ing section IL Article 20 81 tie Code Of
Public Laws Of this State
"A6. No peFson shall make any BET Or
wager GA The result d any election % iska
place In this Static.
I AT. Any person Offending ugainat the
preceding s0niion shall be liable u indics-
ment Id the GireuIs Courts, Il the uEEenaa
be committed in any county, of lii he
Criminal Court Of Baltimore. and on COZ
victlon shall be aned nos less than llIly nor
more than Eve hundred dollars. % Sc paid
10 Tho State gpr the use of the School fund.
"4s Every deposit Of money Id any paEi
Of The State, as wager Or bet upon shs dec
tons Id this State or elsewhere, ahAsi 30
forfeited Of paid cyef b the County Com.
miasioneTs q The county where deposited
for ihe tsc Of the county, and X deposited
lie The city Of Baltimore, 10 tbs Mayor and
City Council"
8. CHAPMAN THOMPSON,
Sheriff Of 81. Mary'a Comfy.
Oct e-~te.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-10-06

Come to Leonardtown Saturday, Octo-
Der 18th instant, and hear Hon. Charles H.
Gibson, Maryland's junior u. S. Senator,
speak. Senator Gibson, Hon Barnes Comp.
ton and others distinguished orators will
certainly be here.
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Resumed Business.


FINDING Il impossible q clase ont 81
T. Gosh. On 81 fad d purchaser or lhe en-.
lire stock eF g'joss at isfanaNliswa wharf.
have heei compelled u resume tnssnges,
ana viii Aee4 "a hANa iGii ige II Benas
raj merchandise Nlaes, Liquors, ne tae
beat grade 81 sll arse Aisb eiir u
the pafahseinR fnl5iie ~ aslSnisgiagly low
6gafes Oh fM8gs hnnismeaf 10 fais. no
ronlsi DO aaulsMg, na c0fg9Sst899 iAx sad
30 ePeass~ and the inducements ses sarth
sre deemed SUFFICIENT 10 enngnea those wh9
study their own Interest At what gssint they
caa buy II tie hFss aagsniaee kll old
stock 6l0sed oar 81 advantage 10 he pus+
chaags The hiRtest price, Il trade. ALLOW.
ed fer Junk OYsiefs Is the nlese bushsl
cr gallon always IA be- lad Remember, 4
RAer no bpeis, do no ghargnE aud make no
mistakes that tho purchaEtg may noa then
and ihefe correct Just home from tbs
city. Come With the cash and BE- con-
WINGED Of what ! claim.
FRANK N. HOLMES
Letnafdtown Wharf, Nd,
Oct 6--2ls
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d II
FFic 4 tux ggl lkil d A mo II
BAtaF Mp

SaA&nber Uh 1892
The G1llnty school Ggfalpl iaBeFa 81 ~
0Fy DeQusF EAna.
Gentifm;s 4 Ea iH sed ie sen1 on,
iRr your spt3fMaag9u, 81 - N ID copy aI
ne opini'9n 81 hsp Joll & Poe Attorney
slse request h sgitilsa sEs stte Bilafa
# ksiaeA Il %, yiz
ss 20 leasn y llT 3istfiet School
trustee sFlea II pe exe sA f9m tAklpg tho
slAth y 3t7ee fesftl'9s ille 9Rslitt
nun ttsef als g3St 1et5leiily qfaeers M
pointed unaef ? law paasa pnrsuisntR ~
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Thomas McNulty, the famous campaign
singer will accompany Mr. Compton on
his trip to st. Mary's and win enliyen
ourancient village Saturday the 18th in,
slant with his stirring songs Come and
heaJ him.
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~ = - y
NOTICE.

i wish 70 inform my friends aud the pub.
\ llc generally that tile recent death ofmy
brother Albeit will cause no interruption
In the business Of Ifdelen Bros II viii bc
continued under TIE old arm name with
the same competent working forces. fsel
that am III d position u serve your inter
ast In every particular
E% Refer by permission to j W Gust,
Cashier Of Continental National Bank, Bal.
tin0re.
With many thanks FOL The liberal patron.
age of the past, and collecting q cAntinu.
auee, with the promise ofmy pf90Fls In your
behalf, Ians,
Very respectfully,
Aug 11--tf. r, q. EDELEN
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ron SALE.


TlHE studcnts Of Charlotte Hall School
i will celebrate Columbus Day
OCTOBER gisi,
with 4 programme 81 TecItasions In the
School Hall % The vkried character II the
great dscoycreT.
An address viii be delivered BY a dis
tinguished orator
The public are cordially invited 70 attend.
Exercises commence II 1880 A. al
BY order 81 the Board of Teachers,
q. N. THOMAS, Principal.
Oct 6--8i.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-10-06

On our first page we print this week
Senator Carlisle's great Tariff speech.
Read it, then pass your paper to some non
subscriber and thus disseminate the doc
trine Of tariff reform.
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Farmers and Planters Agency
22O 8. CHARLES ST.
BALTIMORE.
Tor the AAie Of Tobacco, Grain. Fruit and
81 kinds 81 Country Produce.


DgRKcroRN:
I'D. SHEPHERD. a. a. co., President
u. r. BIeeoe, COlrefl County. r A.. Bow
en-, Prince Georges coantys q. w Dor
scy, Calvert county. Z. III Tack, Bald.
more city. Il n. Kinks, Baltimore coup.
~. A. Posey, Charles county. ]. w.
Crawford. Calvert county. j. H. Talbot,
Calvert county. q. b. spicknAlI, neslst-
ant ID The tobacco department
@>~--s1@
aanaihcturem cf High Grade Fertilizers
and SCENTS for Dissolved Bona. Fins Ground
Bone, Kainit and
Kserstesmas nSe@asO.
ClJver and Timothy Seed and 81 HOUSE
hold and Farm supplies Furnished.
Advances madu on conaignmente.
March l7--ye
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an ACT pfUMulkiuB the safe Oh DPtfkfuQna
Or fsrmented Iiquofs I'd the several coun.
ties Of the State On The day d eiectlon
SEcTroN i. Be It enacted 81 The Gene.
raj Assembly Of Maryland, That Ii shall
MOI be lawful for The keeper of any hotel.
tavern, st0re, drinking establishment, Or
any other place where liquors are sold, or
for any person on persons, directly Or lndi-
rectlYs 70 sell, barter, o. give Of dispose of
any spiKltuons Or iermeniad liquors, aie Of
beer, on Intoxicating drinks oE any kind, on
the days Of election hereafter To be held In
the several counties OF this State.
Sic. 2. Belt enacted, That any person
violating The provisions Of this acs shall bs
liable to indictment BY the Grand Jury Of
the county where THE offanso ID committed
end shall, upon conviction before any Judge
Of any Of The Circuit Courts III this State,
be fined sam not less than fifty dollars
nor more than one hundred dollars Tor each
and every offenae, one-half the hne shall Be
paid tho inIormef. the other half to the
County Commissioners, FOR The ne Of tho
public reads.
8. CHAPMAN THOMPSON,
Sheriff Of g. Mays county.
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RATIFICATION NOTICE.

In The Enasler Of the tAx sale III 8 tract
81 land assessed ii the name Of d q.
Harris, Third election dlzsries o. 81
Msfy's county. Maryland, made and ~
ported by FFgncis n. Graves. Collector Of
State ard county taxea for the years 1920
and 1851
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-10-06

10 Hotel Keepers and ali othexs Dealing IN
Liquors.

TFOR tho information Of all persons con.
4 cerned the following act az tie Legiss
Iatuse. passed March e4th, 1865. ID pub
lished
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-10-06

OFrfcw STATE BoATu Or EDUcATfuN.
Baltimore, I'D Sept elss. 1899.
TO TIE ExAsfIkRW or ST. hARYe Co,
DEAR Sir Ihaye tho honor of trana.
hitting b Yon the following copy of tlle
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-10-06
ICnARynR 1911

An AcT prohibiting the sale Of splxituons
Or fsrmented Iiquofs I'd the several coun.
ties Of the Stale On The day 81 election.