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The New South., 1892-02-20
A Reward of $500

Will be paid Tor any case ofrheumstism
which cannot be cured by DR. Drum
mond Lightning Remedy. This offer is
made in goo faith by the proprietors
and there is no reasonable excuse for any
one TO suffer longer. Any ordinary case
will be cured by one bottle. 10 addition
to the reward for difficult cases. the
money is always refunded where the
remedy fails to cure. The price Of
bottle is S., and that is the cost Of a cure.
Drummond Medicine Co., 1850 Maiden
Lane, New York. Agents wanted.
The New South., 1892-02-20
Good Looks.

Good looks are more than skin deep.
depending upon healthy condition oil
the vital organs. II the liver be mae.
tive you have bilious look, If your
stomach be disordcrcd yon have a dys.
peptic look aud II your kidneys be at.
feeted sou have pinched look. Ne.
cure good health and you have 20 d
looks. Electric Bitters is the great al.
toratiye aud tonic acts directly on these
vital organs, cures pimples, blotches.
boils, and gives good complexion. Sold
at City Drug Store, Doe. per bottle.
The New South., 1892-02-20

Our special friend. Thos VI. Ferguson
of Meridian. Miss, was in Ellisville
since our last issue, and gave the NEW
SouTH pleasant call, which was high
" appreciated. Mr.. Ferguson is the
general agent of the Davis Sewing Ma
chine Co., aud is also engaged in selling
leading pianos. organs and all other
kinds Of musical Instruments So when
YOU 20 to Meridian and want anything
in his line. inquire for Tom Ferguson.
EVERYBODY knows him.
The New South., 1892-02-20
Mouchin's Cough compound.

Mouchin's Cough Compound is a posi-
tive cure for Coughs, Colds, Sore throat.
Group, Hemorapes, Diphthcria, pain or
oppression in the chest, Whooping
Cough Splitting mp of Blood, aud all
diseases arising from disorders Of the
Bronchial and Pulmonary organs. To
show the faith we have 10 this Medicine
we have printed guarantee on the cut
side Of wrapper authorizing any Drug.
gist 10 refund the modeyif the Medi-
cine fails to do what se claim for il
For sale BY n. 3. Shelby and NJ. Brad
ley.
The New South., 1892-02-20
Old Doctor Drummond.

Alter years of patient study and expert
ment has given to the world prepara-
ton which is an absolute and permanent
cure tor every kind of rheumatism. Ask
your druggist for il. The price is 50.
but it is large bottle and will cure you
or the mouey will be returned. Ii you
are offered something else, write direct
and we viii send you bottle by express
prepaid. Drummond Medicine Co., 4S
so Maiden Lane. New York. Agents
wanted.
The New South., 1892-02-20
Estrar sotIce

Left my place about two weeks agJ
Gin Iisdale neighborhood)two four year
old hcifers. one red and the other black
color, marked undcrslore in right ear
and smooth crop 10 the left ear, any in.
formation. in rezard 70 them will reach
me at Welch Y. q. Miss. or leave with
Editor NEw SorFa. | vii pay for the
taking ap and care Of same.
q B. W. Stringcr
The New South., 1892-02-20

Our farming friends should avail
themselves ofthe splendid weather we
are having TO prepare their lands, ready
for planting. We haye had several
weeks OF tair weather, splendid time to
burn logs, aud clear up the land ready
for the plow And now we beg you. to
forget everything else but the one idea,
of raising plenty of corn aud meat in
1892.
The New South., 1892-02-20
McEIree's Wine of Cardul

and THeoFoRo's BLACK DRAJeHT ara
for sale by the following merchants in
+. J. Ward, Ellisyille;
NJ. Bradley, Ellisvillc;
Caraway d Bonner, Estabuchie;
NJ. II. Davis, Laurel
r. S. Ferrell, Laurel;
G. J. Rine, Hart A. Co., Sanders
Vile
The New South., 1892-02-20
Notice.

There will be an election held in the
city Of Ellisville by the legal voters OF
sad city on tn 10Th day Of February,
1892, for the following officers to-wit:
one mayor and four aldermes. Said
election to be held under the laws of the
state. This Feb II, 1892.
u. B. SHARP. City CLERK.
The New South., 1892-02-20
How 20 cure ali skin Diseases, ;,

Simply apply "Swaynes Ointment. .
No internal medicine required Cures
letter, eczema, itch, all eruptions on the
face, hands, nose, etc, leaving the skin
clear, white aud healthy. IL great heal
ing and curative powers are possessed by
no other remedy Ask your druggist
or Swayne's Ointment. l0-p 3
The New South., 1892-02-20

A man never realizes the wenlth
Of information he doesn't possess.
till his FIRST child begins to ask
He can never give satis.
factory answers TO the question,
"Why not trade NJ Baums Cheap
Cash Store.
The New South., 1892-02-20
nor' stz.s Ml2g o. c.aDul for wea. Nerves

W. H. Pickering, from Wheeleryille
neighborhood, was in to see us this
week and subscribed He has declined
TO move to Ellisville, after building
residence here. His place will be to
rent when completed.
The New South., 1892-02-20
Excursions 10 Msrdi Grns- New Or
leans and Mobile.

The Queen Il Crescent Route will sell
tickets February 2G, q. ~, and ~, al
one fare for the round trip, TO New Or
leans and Mobile. on sccoant the Mardi
Gras. March lst. Tickets good for re-
turn until March 18th. lssr2.
The New South., 1892-02-20

There are merchants whose can't
is simply can't but Baums' isn't
one Of them. His can't is can
and he Is always talking IT. He
can sell goods and he does sell
them and isn't afraid TO say 50.
The New South., 1892-02-20
RoR sALE CHEAP.

A very desirable two-story residence.
suitable for hotel or boarding house,
with seven rooms, besides dining room
and kitchen, convenient TO depot Ad-
dress. Dr.. J. VI BYRD.
Laurel. Miss.
The New South., 1892-02-20

Before Senator Hill gets through
with his candidacy for the Demo
cratic nomiEaiiop for the pre-iden-
cy he will find out that the machine
politician OF New York are very
small proportion ofthe Democrats
of the Union.--New Delta. You
bet.
The New South., 1892-02-20
Notice TO Architects.

Designs. plans and specifications for
a Modern School Building are solicited.
The building to cost not less than FiyE
THOUSAND DOLLARS A reasonable
compensation. not 10 exceed Fifty Dol
lars viii be paid BY the City Council for
the plan aud specifications adopted by
Them. These plans and designs 10 be
furnished the undersigned within thirty
days.
JSo. III. BYsUS.
A J. DAVIS, Committee
II, j MORFIg0s
The New South., 1892-02-20

We understand that there arc several
candidates for mayor Of this ciry. They
must be very poor set, as none of them
have offered to announce 10 the NEW
SorrH.' Announce your names
The New South., 1892-02-20

Prof T J Ainsworth Of Hebron High
School gave us pleasant call this week.
Gays he has very promising school. We
trust that our young friend viii succeed
beyond his most sanguins expectations.
We have known him from little boy.
The New South., 1892-02-20
oysters ana seed

Are valuable for whats In 'cm. Good
and bad oysters look alike Ia the she'll
Good aud had seed often have the same
appearance. Any one can tell a worth
less oyster on opening H. The yalur Of
seed must be detlfmclned hY its growth
This makes It's quality worth consider
ing. You want seed that will grow. aud
You want the product Ia be OF yslnc,
You cannot insure either oi those thi ngs
BY mere Inspection. There Is but one
guarantee; the reiibiliaty os the firm
from which sou buy. That onr adyrr.
tisers, Messrs. y. NJ, Ferry s Co.. Of
Detroit Mlch.. arc most reliable IL at
tested ~ the fact that millions bus
seed from than years after wear. Their
enormous business furnishes the high.
est proof of their reliability. Their
seed Annual for lsa2 is model OF is
knd--illustratrd, descriptive. priced.
II contains Information OF great value
70 any ono about - plant sreds. Sent
free on appli cation 10 the firms address
Detroit, Mich.
The New South., 1892-02-20
Tg sL.ck:oa.yenI tea ~ nypspaa
The wenter Of Discomfort.

Every winter we have 10 combal
coughs aud colds when you get cold
90 TO your druggist aud yet bottle Of
tne iavorit- remedy for coughs and cold
aud Group in children Marsdeus PEGS
toral Balm.
The New South., 1892-02-20
DIR. Sims Vegetable Liver Com
pound

Is certain and cffectual remedy for all
kinds Of Liver Complaints. and all dis
eases aud indispositions that are caused
from diseased state or in ctiyity oft
Liver II is pleasant to take and guar
anteed 10 be the best III er Medicine 10
the market Every package warranted
and money will b. refunded if not as
represented. For sale by NJ. Bradley
aud y. b. Shelby.
The New South., 1892-02-20

But beware Of bad cold, Which, If
neglected. soon develops 10 70 consunp-
tion Marsdens PICTORIAL Balm IL the
best remedy for coughs. colds and all
lung troubles.
The New South., 1892-02-20
The MILLS of The Gods

Grind slowly, but not any more sure.
ly than hacking cough upon lhe breath
organs. Don't u onkey with cold when
you know how it will result when
neglected Marsdens PICTORIAL Balm
cures coughs aud colds.
The New South., 1892-02-20
One of the Good Things

There Is nothing Just as good" as
Creole Female Tonic. Every lady who
has given it trial will tell you there is
nothing ike il for woman's peculiar all
ments.
The New South., 1892-02-20

when Baby was sick, we gave her cs.toris
When she was Child, she cried for csstoris-
When sbs became Mas, she clunE 70 css<oris
When she bad Children. shs gave them casssriA
The New South., 1892-02-20

How about that Republican paper tina,
was to be stared here Ripsaw.
Well. there have been 30 many changer
until We believe il has been discontinu
ell, the original man having been side
tracked.
The New South., 1892-02-20

Messrs. Henry Daughdrill, Henry
Wahrendortf and II :. Dandridgc Of
Laurel Miss. were plcasa / visitors 10
this Office this week
The New South., 1892-02-20

We understand from Capt. Hardy
that there will be no court at
Williamsburg next week.
The New South., 1892-02-20
TAXLIST.

n front q the Court House door of Esvic on the
FIRST MONDAY the 7h day MARCH is92 viii within Legal
hours q SALE cell for cash tue following
thereon for the vearfsai.
The New South., 1892-02-20

Mr Harry Robson is on visit to his
brother. w. W. Robson. we trust that
his visit 10 Ellisyille will be plesent and
hcalthful
The New South., 1892-02-20

We think we have discovered the
peoples needs a big cut in prices at
Baums Cheap Cash Store.
The New South., 1892-02-20

Mrs. Wadjell, the mother of Mrs. W.
w Robeson, IS on a visit to her daught-
er and other relatives here.
The New South., 1892-02-20
TAKE NOTICE.

! will be here until the 9th Of Feb.
call early and have your pictures taken.
X. G.. Dion.
The New South., 1892-02-20

Jos Baum, Of Meridian, spent last
Saturday in Ellisville. looking after his
interests here.
The New South., 1892-02-20
ks- sL.ck.oaauoar le. eurs. con..lp..lo,.

Several good mules and horses for
ale. .P. MYrRi
The New South., 1892-02-20

Daniel McDougald. Of MoseIlc, called
and paid his subscription to the NEW
SoUTH since last issue.
The New South., 1892-02-20

Tie proceedings ofthe Board Of
Mayor end Alderman will be pub
lished next week.
The New South., 1892-02-20

Mr.. G. Evers. insurance agent, from
Lumberton, was in town this week so.
lioiting business.
The New South., 1892-02-20

Total Registered vote Of the city is
one hundred aud sixteen.
The New South., 1892-02-20
sss- WINE o. cAaOUl. aronlo lor women.
+. u. suAnr, City Clcrs.

Several communication crowded
out this issue, they will appear next
week.
The New South., 1892-02-20

Americas mighty dollar j. the
thing wlih 3anms Cheap cash
St.rc.
The New South., 1892-02-20

BE. DEyALI4 SHERIFF TAX COLLECTOR
February Let, 1892.
The New South., 1892-02-20

ssEls... .slsE OF c.spgI for f..a.le al,s..ss
The New South., 1892-02-20

Several good mules aud horses for
sale J T.. MrgR.
The New South., 1892-02-20

w. n. Hawkins, Of Brandon, was a
pleasant caller at the NEW SoUTH Office
this week.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-05-19

PUBLIC GEEERALL LAWS. lin this
paper we publish several Of the
Pablo General Laws passed at the
recent session Of the General As
sembly. On our first and fourth
pages will be found the Oyster Law,
also an Act regulating investments
a money Of wards by their guar
dams, and an Act requiring the
obstruction of fruit trees having the
disease called "Yellows." On our
third page other laws are printed.
OF All tho laws, perhaps, the one
Of greatest interest to our people is
the Oyster Law. In some respects
il is new departure. 1t should
be carefully read BY all interested.
Our space precludcs an extended
review Of the Act aud We win only
noticeits most important provisions.
The first part Of tho Act deals with
dredging. The part Of special in
forest to tongers begins with section
d. Zach man desiring to tong for
oysters must obtain license there
FOR which is good from September
Us, 10 April 20, inclusive. Wemaan
as licensed, a0t The Joafi BOYS un-
der 5 years and any woman, with
no visible means Of support, are not
required to license. The fee is
fixed at three dollars and fifty cents
$3.50 and is to 90 to the Public
schools as at present. This system
will secure contributions for the
support Of schools from many who
la}e heretofore contributed moth
ing. In other respects the law is
worry similar to the old one. Parties
interested should, however, read it
All carefully. 1t will. Of course,
ind opponents as we'll as advocates.
a any practical FISHERMAN desires
70 give his views upon it and win
compress them into reasonable space
The BEACON viii cheerfully give
shem publication.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-05-19
noNMrnInArrn /

At&AAJh3NaAFH
LEoxARprowE, Nh, May 10th. 1889
Il would seen, unfair amer she efforts nale
by the girlsofst MarYs Convent, Leonard.
town, moi to publish Tor ,holr future en-.
couraganent, sseir late uneqniyocsl dar.
mslic success Such may be called The
Representation ~ 1l-ssa..:s..Al igiscnnn'6 Fab.
lola given on nc evening d May The 9Th.
al The Academy conducted by ihe Sisters
Of Charity. from Nazareth. kentucky.
To name 81 who showed careful training
would nceaaaltuie ihe insertion q The fall
cast This economy ofapacc iorsAas: hence,
selection IS imperative.
Aud ifat, iho male characters deserve
especial mention, slnea to succeed therein
Ii, Or 4 GIRL, q high mark Of succcss The
bcai waa, Miss Ellen Ford as Torqnains,
AIiis Mary Iokey 81 Sebastian, bliss Mabel
Jones as coryinus, Miss Myrtle Long a.
Pauciatlas, Mias Lille burroughs a.
Bulvius and Miss Katie shanka VI Fahiug
Among these, Miss Long and Niles Isur-
rongha vera corspicuana Tho former,
solf.possessod, remarkably 70 for q girl of
her ycaTs-~egor moved and spoke jnss a.
The modest, sweet pancFasins 81 tho novel,
might BE- expected 10 %. Mlsa Burroughs
showed herself an extraordinary giFl--cx-
traordinsry 10 her phyisieai equipment for
vocal expression and 10 her power Of 30
coming identified with the character she
assumed. Now and then 81 course, some
incopgmity would Appear, as IN The iesni.
nine stride 81 some 81 her exiia or IN her
want Of strong facial expression In passages
Of passionate utierance. but while never,
ID the least. dcgcncrallng into the vlIago,
she ID general acted with yIr!isy II /
may 80 put Il. impossible 20 most Of her
sex. The Agnes Of the play, Mrs Louise
pa1ons, was as pretty as q picture, ana HE
syria Of her sister MisH Eta was consistent
throughout; while the Fnblola 81 Mlss
Violet Mastingly, by i'sspccial intelligence
OF conception aud execution Impressed the
audience a. the work Of one not entirely
debutanle The difficulties 81 costume
were overcome ia manner that seemed,
10 the masculine mind, mayycllonsly
ingenious Mics ida Abell's charming
voice was heard In the pFeiud 10 lhe plsyi
wherein also appeared some little tots that
lifted about Ike 40 many aninased rrso-
buds, not 70 forget tiie small hoy Ito The
number six, whose neene formed thecnmedy
element Of tho entertainment
Any parent who Is anxious that bis
daughter should acquire tho ability 70 speak
English IS II should be spoken, may trust
her 10 these ladies Of ihe Academy with
full confidence in their competency to
eudow her with that most delightful 81
accomplishments. for what particularly
pleased the lovers Of the harmony Of our
noble EnglIsh tongue was. The clear articn.
lation, the full, round enunclaticn Of their
lines that characterized tic delivery Of all,
from the principal performers down . the
maiden who ever and anon came on 70
announce something equivalent 70 the old
linc: Ny lord, the carriage waits The
Academy should be heard from again.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-05-19

nicely. There IA d good shuw Tor 4 heavy
YIELD Of hay Ihis year
Farewell II Is word that always has
been, and always viii be- Alas. how sad
ere he feelings which that simple word
awakeNe il nc mind II strikes chord
which feverbeFataa b The inmost recesses
81 the heart With however much Of con
fidence We may look forward 10 the future /;
however broadly the Angel Of Hope may
spread her glitEering pinions, yet cloud
win ovorahadow u and the bright vision
be darkened, ior ere its echo shall have
faded from The heart. the Hips may be for
ever sealed and the cherished one gone
where affections sllgerY sone win fail to
recall The loved and lost
Ask the mother, % she Gees her first.
born leave the old home TO wrestle alone
with the cold, unfecling world. If the sound
Of that lonely word has not caused The
bitter tear Of anguish p dow. Notice the
shade Of sorrow % her face as ever and
anon the bitter memory Of that parting
calls up the form Of him WHO'S now tossed
upon LIES troubled waves Farewell II
catches her eye, as imprinted upon the dali
" page again Il reDews The memory ar her
sorrow and she secs 10 sad but fond remom.
brance the manly struggle Of her boy,
while former sake he vaIniy tries TO stop the
risingteaf.
Lightly, Il falls from the lip of the
thoUghtlesa youth as he passea gayly on
little thinking Of The depth Of meaning
hidden there or that 70 his heart Il may YET
come AZ sound tranght with grief and
woe
Farewell, Il whispers from amid Summer
zepliyrs and signs Ia sho Autumn wind.
Il mingles with every cup OF JOY and shat
ters The aalFess images IN hsncy'a mystcri-
Gus realm.
Farewell though Il carries with Il many
wish for happiness asill il Is always min.
glcd with 20 and solemn fofctodlngn
Hor Box
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-05-19
IcowMuNroATnD.
BIZ srnmus. aid.


Nesss Eiilora Your correspondent
from ilae Second District either was not 81
the Merchants MEETING or else he has
very detective ncmery and should feed Oh
fish ! spoke Of Governor Brown having
done many things which ho should not
have done, and i'm undono many things
which tas Farmer HrownJ ho should have
done, and thus ilert i little 81 no good in
him, Farmer Bpwa Is Democrat I
spoke 81 Hon Washington Wilkinson in
very much he hme tone. fIIo i Re.
publiean. wa about % speak Of Hon.
Robert q. Combs and Hon. George r.
Garner, whom NJ. Joseph F Morgan arose
and Indicated n dcairc 10 speak. md
gave way 70 him The acsA of public men
arc public pFoarty end ia this sense I
spokc Of orr vhre representatives. FOR
have always hsd nd still have the Highest
personal regard - them Asnin. Valley
I,cc correspondent would lead shc public,
by Implication 10 hink that had spoken
terribly unkind oflIou, BARNES Compton,
and Hon. ]. Fralk Porl. Now, never
Thought q either 4 thsso gentlemen ,hs,
day. I never thiik II them bui Ia love
/ neycr speak 81 gem bn,to praise They
ara Democrats rnl - an l. Ny Valley
Lee friend VIVA bong tinso leading Up
Surely, he had 3 afy hia pouder. ail
10 see where lher 4 q was anythlng par
ilaan o. political ny remarks AT every
neasing | have isen called % The chair,
ana ii Ehc last 10 Refused b serve but
was oynrruied b! he percussion Of my
friends Really don't think my Valley
Lee fslcnd ever eve my political speech a
serious thought nlii he cav my name en-
nonnced ihrec fnes and from different
paris q tho courv a. candidate for Che
Senate Of Mafysnd. No sensible man
goes 70 war wlthnt hss counting The cot.
] win serve The popie 81 my county faith.
fully II elected NJ viii b glad % have
The vote and sapprt 81 my friend from
Valley Lee. r ! BLAKmrozE, ND.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-05-19
Liquor License Applications.
ogrIcE CLERK CIRCUIT COURT
sr MAnYs COUNTY,
MAY 18TH, 1892.


Notice Is hereby given that tho following
named poreons have dled Applications Tor
License 70 cell spErituous and ferinenlod
liquors, lq9 ore year from May let, 1903.
APPLICANT; FYedessck Il. Norris, White
Oak swamp, 81 Mary 'scouniy, Nd.
FFeetotfera Recommendation. Jos q Stone.
II q Norris, Thomas @ Grccnweu. VIM q
Norris, James y Dunn, w II wilkinson.
French NJ Abel, Il w Smith, VIM II Abel,
Y y Wilknson.
Appscaata. 77omaA n Fbst,r. and z,sk
" foaitr, Chap,lco. 81. Mary's county,
Nd.
fyeeb slsitgs Recommending, II H Cawood,
II u Edwards, w II HchuhaYf, Frank
Wheeler, VIM Y Saxton, A G Waleh, Zach
I haslingly, 4 y Tippe.t, Richard Win
sers, VIM a Lyon.
Agpacaaa Edmond .gasses fqs.e,lsn. wa.
liam ks.9ard Hef5eyf. G1aA aUesaf,ls
LiHtrh, BushWood Wharf, sL Mary's coun.
". Md
fysekal9rs ResmmeN4ieg Ri Garner.
Biillngsley Garner, r II Thomas, A j
Cheseldlns, X n Freeman, George @ Hiii,
John I Aat!lngy, Iames n Bailey, WIN
hAAfAf dpsNt ~ 0hFtfR
dpuafa HT1am Rsaara Her1ers
Charles Ae3Hsfiss Bsre1. Mllcalown. 81
Mory's eonaiy. Nd.
krceael9trs Recommending, Lewis X Mat.
lngly. Il Il Garner, 4 n Freeman, Jaracs
y BlalF, Z Y Blackstone, George O Hill,
VIM i Russell, James II Bailey, Ignat;na
= Matiingly, Clareaeo 9 dcrheft
Appaasss. Walter B,yaas Dorszg and
Pdftp Henry D9rasB, N, n. Clements BAY.
"a. Mary aconnlY, Md
FrssAellera Recommending, WIN III
Wlble, George J Downs. Pr Russell, j
y kaicY, Geo n Ieanlson w v Waters.
y Glenn Cawood, J Perry Abel, d Payne,
Richard Guy John g Guy, Harry apiad.
Ing, W II L Ralcy.
Appifaat. dssbg Bar7egghs, Hesel4aA
Brpos Baaryaghi fyaasag a. III 4. M.
F0tgha d. Som, Mechanicayille, 81 Mary's
county, Nd.
Freaoiders Recommending; Henry q
Adams lAch X Morgan, Chapman Bur
rongha, X Makill, Samuel Il Herbert.
Isaiah Cahter, w Davis, w II Burroughs,
Thos Il Fowler, \ g Burroughs,
applicants. Lux HrdBca Mastsens and
John Paifsp Grcentsel, tradiae a. lux w.
Aafuseies Y a., Lconarilown, ST Mary'a
county. BID.
Freeles.iers Recommending. Philip F Ede-
len, Charles Combs, = X Abel, n o Nor
gan, A Jack SpAlding, Francis v King.
Thomas Boyd, Thomas + Foxwell, Enoch
u Abell, jos r Neal
And that unless cause Be shown "a
writing % the contrary on or before the
Both day d May, 1899, the licences applied
for viii be issued. provided the applicants
comply with the requirements Of law.
JANIS j. greenwich.
Clerk Circuit Court,
81 Mays County, Nd.
May 10th, 02--2w,