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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-07
AMENDMENTS TO THE ANTIopr1ov BILL.

Washington. July Ex-senator Washburn toda, pro
posed number Of amendments prnr pallv Of verbal
character " the House AntiOpton bill, together with
new section making the act operative september
OF this year The House bill specified no time when
the act should go into effect and the object Of tic new
section was 10 supply that deficiency The House
bill will be printed with the amendments Soposcd to
day, aud VIII DC ready for TIE committee when the
bill is taken up again tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-07
Nov1NATrONS pY THE PRESIDENT

Washington July 6.-The President today sont 10
the Senate the following nominations WILLIAM H.
Lcaycraft, Of New York. 10 be assistant appraiser Oh
merchandise in the District Of New-iork: Major
J. A. p. Hampson, 18th Infantry, to lie lieutenant
colonel Captain James II. Gageby, Sd Infantry major
FirstLeutenant Fayette W. Roe 80 Infantry, captain;
Second Lieutenant Frank Mcintyre, 18th Infantry
first lieutenant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-07
IN; IAN IN THE CONNECTICUT

Springfield VI, July Clogs have been running
fast I'm the Connecticut River lately. on sunday
night they began to collect above the piers OF the
,n'shtr. bridge and before sufficient help reached
cha hride TO disodge them several million feet OF logs
had collected To-day there have been 100 log men
~ work clearing the river Logs are piled fifteen feet
IgL aIove the bridge and travel j. suspended.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-07
NASHVILLE BANK ROBBED BIZ OFFICIALS

Nashville. Tenn. July G.-LeSter II. Gal" teller,
and william f.. Turner. bookkccper. OF the City
ings Bank have fed the city. having taken with them
$4,000 OF the banks money. The loss was not dis
covered until Yesterday. bu, the young left here
last saturday and they supposed to be now on
their way to Cuba. A small number of deposltOrs
drew out their money The bank Is secured By bonds
Of S15 600 In two guarantee companies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-07
THE UEATHER REPORT.

GENERALLY FINE EVERYWHERE EXCEPT IN
THE SOUTH.
Washington. July 0-rhe Of high pressure has
remained about stationary the east OF
the Rocky Mountains the barometer being highest In the
lower lake region. The OF low pressure central In
nor.ern Rocky Mountain regions this morning has ap
p,tently moved north Of Dakota and the baroTne
IT,. "a relatively low over plateau and Rocky Noun
tain regions while second area VI high pressure l. adj.
NnncIng from North Pacific Coast The temperature
Ia, remained about stationary In all Districts. lhe
weather continues cl.aI except In the southern States
where showers reported.
FORECAST IN DETAIL FOR TO-DAY.
New.England fair; variable wlads; slightly warmer in
the central ard northern par.s.
Eastern New.York Eastern Pennsylvania, NewJersey'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-07
Mr. AND Mrs. HARRISON AT CAPE MAY.

Cana NAV, y. j. July (SpeciaD.-Mr. and Mrs
Russell g. Harrison accompanied by their child and
the Rev Dr. scott arrived at the Presidents cottage
this evening from Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-07
CONTEST FOR THE DIAMOND SOULS.

London July 6.-The Henley regatta was continued
TO day. Tie fourth heat Of the contest for the
diamond SOULS WAS by Boyd who beat Cummings
by two lengths and "A quarter.
In the nth heat Come, Of Amsterdam, easily beat
Maclienry, Of Paris.
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? p PACE-PURSE $1,000.
A sIX.HUNDRED- MILE BICYCLE RACE.

Paris, July 8.-The great bicycle race from Paris
10 Nantes and return, a distance OF 622 miles. was
won by Allard In 81 hours 81 minutes. Meyer was
l hour md 50 minutes behind There sixty
seven entries for the race The contestants started
from Paris sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-07

n,ore fair. variable winds stationary temperature.
oxcor, warmer in extreme Northern Ncw-York.
Maryland and Virginia. fair
Tho C,rol,nas and Georgia. showers; slightly warmer
Florida Alabama Louisiana, Mississippi locSi runs
s,ichtlv warmer in Northern Alabama, Northern MISSES
sippi and Louisiana - uo. ~ Oh.
Eastern Texas showers in the southwest warmer IN inc
interior a., -.
Tennessee local rains: slightly warmer IN the south.
Kentucky West Virginia Western feht''y'aniA' oHi''
fair $1,000.
wcs.ern Newyork Mlr slightly warmer in the east.
Michigan, fair; warmer
Wisconsin, fair; warmer in the extreme southeast
Indiana Illinois, far; slightly warmer In the Aor"'
Missouri fair; slightly warner IN thr west
Iowa fair; local showers cooler Friday.
kansas fair: warmer In The eNtrese cast.
Nchra.ka fair except showers at evening" 49,, 80.
arnar-os generally fair slightly warmer IN the esss
Minnesota fair, followed by showers In the nortn'
IN" D,koas local showers; cooler BY evening. ,A,
Colorado lo'al showers. cooler by Thursday hsn~
Montana showers followed by clear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-07

Washington. July G.-SecIetary Foster Of the Treas
ury Department after conference with the President
on the subject this afternoon. said that no action will
be taken by the President In regard to the international
monetary conference until after nc returns from his
trip 10 the mountains with Mrs. Harrison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-07
LACK OF WIND PREVENTS A REGATTA.

The regatta OF the American Yacht Club when WIS N
be sailed yesterday indefinitely postponed owing TO
lack of wind Thirteen Yachts anchored of the club
house II Milton Point rady for tho start but no wind
III their sails and at 80 o'clock the race was
given up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-07

then carried him along IN 2:l7.. the next Two mice
reducing his previous record 201. Tomorrow Is The
redetter day OF the meeting, Nancy Hanks uct 70
lower her record Of 2 90. Summaries:
2:29 CI,ASS-PURSE $1,000.
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majority Instead Of thirds shall be required to

that. OF cOurse. the setting aside Of Friday sus
pension day depnves bills on the private calendar Of
one OF the few privilege, they supposed TO nave
under the beautiful system Of rules adopted by this
do nothing" House OF Representatives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-07
TIE ryo,I.rwooD FIELD CLUES ToURNA


The Engcwood Field club began IT, tennis tourna.
for members only yesterday AFTERNOON. Tn" first
round csutc the defeat u the clubs previous cham
pions In doubles Miss Burdctt and Miss IIo
mans. The winner Of The singles will play NJ. +.
Prosser club championship cup Saturday after
noon. The games watched by large audience
The foil
Mems singles first round-C Kol beat o. Hockmcyer,
ca 81 II. Doughty beat l.. Wetmorc. G-3, G. I.
Banks beat \. Duryer. O.. i-6 c.; II. Belts beat
T. Kell o.. G-5. Mems doubles preliminary round
W W Msckay and ". +. Pros-cr beat II. Doughty and
X. Ken % 5-G. @ first round, o. Hockmcycr aud
Arthur Sherwood beat II. Copl"I and C. Kell. Ga
So 90 Mixed doubles. first round-Mis- Annie
Burdet and II beat Miss +. Jar and Robert
Kcll, e, 60 Women's doubles preliminary round
Miss Lulu Movry and Miss Maud Sherwood beat Miss
Sac Romans and Miss Annie Burdett. Go c.; first
round Mis-, Mamie Banks and Miss Consanc" NJ. Barber
beat Miss Mabel Barber and Miss Helen Romans, IS.
60 %: Mas Mowry and Miss Sherwood beat Miss
Sadie Platt and Miss Lille Boke Go, Go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-07

Tribune Onice July 7, a. m-Clear weather pre'aiea
Yesterday with light northwestery and southeastery
,v,,ds and rather lass than normal humidity This
element amounted 10 rs the morning and oS at even
Ing The temperature ranged between 65 and 60 Degrees
the average (7is being ~ higher then on ud vofe
snondIne day last year anc Ia higher than Iuesds
In ana near this city to-day there will probably DC lax
Weather with slight thermal changes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-07

Leave New-York at 80 a. M. arrive Chautauqna
Assembly Grounds 8 100 p. m, by NETWORK CeHu"i
Empire state Express. -
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EVERY ARTICLE

of necessity or luxury in the limo
of China and Glassware is constant
" on hand at WILHELM s. GRAEF'S,
Broadway s. Goth st.
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.crrT OK GOVERNOR BOOTHS CASE

TO CONSULT on GOVERNOR BOOTHS CASE.
North Adams, Mass. July Or. W. F. Brown,
cancer specialist. started today for sacramento 'ai
having been called by telegraph for consultation on
The case OF Governor Booth.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In thLs diagram a continuous white line SHOWS IL
changes In pressure Indicated by The Irouhes Sill
recording barometer me broken en- nne .spTeso WIZ WIZ
nerature as observed at PeIrys Pharmacy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-07

RACF-Seliing sweepstakes.
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Nd RACE-uaudicap. Two.
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Late Thistle colt
THIRD RACE-HOPEFUL STAKES. Twoyear-olds. Six
TIL OAKS-Three-year-old

flies One and Quarter miles.
t. 4. Ehrcts Yorkv!e Belle.
H. Brown's Alqlp1 -;--:.- 70
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-12-01

DOWNTOWN Locals.
From DIR Regular Correspondent
The dsl snow fell here u p M, 28rd
instant.
Canvas back ducks are being killed aud
sold atCO cents per pair, They weigh from
81 to 4 pounds each.
q Bailey Dorman, Of Baltimore, paid i
brief visit " the Pine recently, and carried
twenty five rabbits with him on bis return
% the city, the result Of his two days hunt.
The entertainment which took place a.
the residence Of Mr.. Geo. Brownly %
Thanksgiving eve FOR TIE benefit 81 ST
MicheRs Church was largely attended and
a considerable amount (nci) was realized
We take ne liberty 70 give thc names of n
number Of the ladies who we're present:
Misses Mary Hebb, Rosa Miiburn, Eugonia
Smith, Maria Lunda, Halle Gail. Annie
Williams, Alice MaIoy. Ella CLARKE. Stag.
Gle and Mamie Combs. Issna and Ka Il
Foxwell, Esielle, Idell and Maud Courtney,
Aggie Davis, Fannie. Annie, Lucy and
Ole Rideell, Mabel and Clara Rawlelgh.
Mrs Geo. Roach, Mrs. Henry Abcli Mrs.
sRhsl. HaFhers. Mrs Mollla Smith ard Ma
4 A. s, BenyiIle
Our nep alepehanta. Messrg J. b. and
Philip Herman, and Max shuman are
doing a brisk business.
The temperance store, William Z. Powell,
owner Is progressing satisfactory, which
proves the mercantile business cnn 10
successfully conducted upon strictly ten.
pcrance basis even 10 ST Inigos district
The appearance Of Holmes comet does
not appear 70 interest the citizens. Of tbis
section. esr8 tfe Kss
The Arrowsmith gets considerable freight
at Milier's wharf, principally oysters and
poultry.
Mr.. Robert Miller. who has been Quite
sick, Is now conyaiescent.
The weather is pcrceplibly warmer,
clouds are dark and loweril 4, and ibe notes
Of the blue bird are heard in the land.
The insurance man has been % the Dis.
trict, and few policies WIRE issued, and
the premiums promptly paid.
81. Mary's Seminary has large aiien.
dance, and the young ladies have excel
lent opportunity tomeditase and study ,and
thereby increase In true knowledge and
wisdom What sculpture is 70 block Of
marble, education il 70 the human soul.
Mr.. Bivens Morris, the purchaser Il
Jutland farm, will move bis family there At
an early day. figfr 81
AzzAEA.
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ICoMmuEroATgp.

Messfs. Editors ALLOW me space in
your valuable columns 70 report a political
meeting held al my store Nov 9th, nit, at
which Mr. J, N. Dent spoke to large as
semblaee Of Democrats and Republicans
ADemocratic meeting had been announced
and Mr. Dent, prompt 10 the hour, in the
absence Of other speakers, took the stand
and spoke for more than hour, explaining
. ii manner most forcible and plain the is-
sues Of the day. As he was closing MesSrs.
wilkinson. Graves and others rode up. and
Mr.. w. took the stand and spokeatlength.
Mr.. Dent replied. completely routing Mr.
W. on every issue, turning his arguments
to prove the fallacy Of Republican teach
ing, much to the glee Of exultlng Demo-
Gratis and the discomfort 81 dumb struck
Republicans. The disciples Of the G, @ .P
beat hasty retreat, standing not on the
ceremony oftheir leaving DECENTRALIZATION
1.-THE report ii the american, false though
1t was, that the Democrats had refused TO
meet the Republicans in Joint discussion
was here yindicated, and our pride ID the
cstimable gentleman who has RECEIVED SO
little recognition from bis fellow -countians
reached higher impulse than ever.
The gentleman who here 80 ably cham
picned The cause of Democracy, while fac
ing the enemy's biggest CUR, Is the same
who year ago was urged BY certain par
II leaders 70 enter the field for the Clerk
ship and though those gentlemen proved
traitors to him, he secured for hisopponant
BY earnest efforts those votes that wersso
UNANIMOUS for bin. Such traits SHOULD
characterize every Democrat but IL Is not
easy % forget slight and while such q
man may always remain true to the prIn-
sciples.of bis party, no matter who the can
diaates may bel bis lesser followers Will
take lis injury 70 themaelyes and make
their iunuence ieItS when the votes Dire
counted i.
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Reported for lhe Beaconl


The Brlttan's Neck Farmers' Club me-
at Mr.. H. VI. II. Yates's with ten members
present
On motion ofW S. Davis, Hayden Yates
was made Secretary in the absence Of J
G. cryer
On motion Of Mr.. Cough, Mr. Ernest n
Mattingly was elected an honorary mem
bcr
The report Of the Examining Committee
was submitted and read
The subject, The winter care Of stock
Bas discussed
Mr. Cough thought the frat thing to
tart with was god warm shelter with good
grooming iol horses. He thought an open
he'd where they could have free access
Would be better for young cattle sheep
plso, should not DO closely penned, bat
houid have access to dry shed In bad
weather
Mr. Davis thought thatcattle, particularly
kpnilch cows and work oxen, should be pu
n tiglsabrans or warm stables in winter
q get The best results. He is also opposed
0 keeping hogs (more than what We keel
n pena) AZ the damage resulting from
rooiipg will more than counterbalancc tn
profit
Mr. ] j. Alvey agreed with Mr. Gopgi
and Mr.. Davis also, with exception Of hegs
He says all trouble ofrooting ispreyentee
by ringing them They ali agreed tha
stock Of all kinds needed salt often.
The next meeting viii be at Mr. J. San
spaldipg's on the second Saturday in De
cember.
Examining Committee, j. a. JOHNSON
j. @. Abel and II. NJ. H. Yates
The subject for next meeting, 1.-THE bes
: method for curing pork and beef
The Club was then invited topartake Q
refreshments, for which vote ofthank
were rendered the host and hostess
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Tonrnamont a 1ndaId.

Notwithstanding @ie bitter colg weather
ofThursday last, seven gallant knights en-
tered the arena atInfeld. Ofthese Bernard
Guy, knight Of Cleveland; Zach. Pikerton
knight Of MechanicsvIlle; John 8 Guy
knight Of Compton; Bernard Love, knight
of Stevenson, carried off the honols- Miss
Mary Hurry was crowned Queen, and Miss
Blanche Graves and Miss May Graves
Maids Of Honor. Hon. Geo. r. Garner as
Marshal and Messrs. Joseph Dent james
al Bailey and James T. Blair as Judges
deserve much praise for their fidelity e
duty under adverse circumstances. Mr..
Joseph Dent as Coronation Orator was
equal to the occasion On account Of the
small number in attendance only $50 wal
realized.
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LEoNARpTowNs 1oILlr1cArIoN.


The Town L blaze Il tigas. ! ~
Thursday night, November "a, 1892
there was jollifcation and illumination
III Leopardlown in celebration Of the recent
Democratic victory The Town was pretil.
" illuminated, the dwelling that was dirk
being an exception 70 the rule The house
Of Mr.. JosephIA Dillow was Pre- emineol
for lis brilliant display Of light and ezhi-
bition Of beautiful and rare chryshhthe.
NUNS
Capt. Charles E. Cough, Of Medley's
Neck, was Marshal and Mr.. John w.
Williams, Of Patuxent was his Assistant.
rhe parade, under charge Of these officers,
marched through the village streets and
qihalIy brought uoat the Court House where
3. H. Camalier, Esqr,, called The meeting
qdeE MI Joseph II. Key was mads
chairman and vice president from each
district was selected, The sdrst speaker
.tgas the Hon. O q Magrudef. Of PriHcc
Georges, who made 40 able speech. and
was heartily and enthusiastically cheercd
theFaadienco svldencingE mpeh phrtiality
Tor him Eloquent and appropriate speeches
we're also made by Messrs. Joseph 6hil
lington and r. Ford Combs, Esqrs., Of the
Washington bar and DR.. RIP Blackstone
and States Attorney CamaIier, Of ST. Ma
rys The speeches were all in a happy
vein and showed the good feeling which
prevails because Of the Democratic victory.
Letters o. regret from +. NJ. Cox. Esqr, or
The Port Tobacco Ttmss, and from Col J.
Marshall Dent Of Oakley, wereread.
~ Mr Bennett NJ. Abell. of Leonaraiowp.
deserves great credit for bis un,iring work
In getting up the celebration The letter.
ing on mcst Of the transperencies was done
by Mr.. CsArnold Graaf
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-12-01

Az ! win retry ftopn tId mcrels battle
business January III, 1898, I viii close out
my large stock Of General Merchandise 10
very IS@ pficea Having bought largely
10 many hnes of gOods pylor toIny deciding
70 retire from The buslness, gives me large
new stock from which % make q selection,
and as have rented my store property b
give possession January let 1885, / must
closeout my stock BY that Time and 70 do
this ! viii sell al very low pieces This Is
q chance seldom offered 70 buy good cheap,
take advantage q The opportunity and call
early, You viii certainly get bargains.
}. w LATHAM,
Nov. 10 'es-8s Laurel Grove, Nd.
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4@taAANfAfNH Af+tc8aNs
For good leather Bnot ~ man Il 4
low figure get q pairof Luke r. MatheWs
& Co, at $3.50 and se 90.
50 provide yourscIfwilh iii elias store
within the reach uf III 10 nod r. dc.
ceiycd BIZ those w0FiAl gst x Iyaz that afe BE,
ing paimfd on on TIC pplJlia. ~ ~ "a j.
w Johns0n'a, and Sc will sci sou shf
world ruunwnea Executor Cooke ~ any
betting stowe qiAdc BIZ Isaac 4 Sheppard
The Little Wonder asher and Bleach.
e. for sale by Ipksis. dalihcws Il o..
Ladies', MlssaA' and c,h slafen . "a fsnenss
The largcs STOCK, The HistAs pricsM AZ
the latest novelties IN eiehks, wgana. eir
Won will surs 40 BE- suited ii sou rtsll nn
Mrs Laura A, 4ones, LeonarllownN adv.
Stoves. Fnrhituse.1seady Made clething
---ihe bess and The cheaRssl u tNkcr'a
LeonafiDwn X EA
Dry goods u all kinds at A Il Fen.
wick Valley Lee.
Mm CofA Fonwlck hes juai Returned
from baltimore with large Aad Welt ~
lec,ed stock ~ Mililaefy aud Fancy Goods,
Ladies' Dress Goods. Ladies Misses and
Ghlldrcns C0als Iaai.3. Mlssta and Chill.
arrna Hats IN rs Ysfy lasoss Gail and
aec her. IL
airs. J W. JnhDNn sopa6lnR Z lasgc
and carefully seioisea Nhe # AilHn4ry,
Consisting II hats, ghl4aib rbbAnE laisla
and cbsldrena' costs Ida pnderweas II y6u
-ygSsn "a save money caii and easnlno
befsre going elscwhefc.
libady madc csolhing atA isr0~lch's i,
Valley Lee.
+ o. Morgan hsk iaii yed q very
large 10 81 JtAdY Made e'4sAing, which
he i selling very low
The best shoes 81 Valley Les
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peravlan auano.

The Tobacco growers in Cuba are now
using Peruvian Gnano very extensively
as the better grades of Tobacco cannot be
grown successfully without its use
II is for this reason that no more Lobos
Purnvian Guano will DO shipped to this
country for some time to come as Cuba
will pay more money for 1t.
We call attention to Baugh & Some
Companys advertisement ID this paper.
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RATIFICATION NOTICE.
Thornas N. Woca. surviving Escculoi
az ~ w. w Wood,
W.
William q Henderson,,
Susan X. Henderson.

Ia the circui, Gour. ior ST. Mays county
q sitting ag D Court II Equity
Nd 75S nj I'll
Ordered this Tth dry Of November. 1893.
that tho sale made aud reported by kleh
ard W. Iempleman, Attorney for tie
Mortgage, ia she above cese. be- rat.
iflcd ana confirmed nuleas cause ti the con
trary be shown Oh Or before the ist Mon
day ID December, 1892, provided copy
Of this order be published 3ntiaelS Mary
BEACON once week iOr three successive
weeks prior 10 the said ist Mopiny III
December.
& Tie report states that the land sold iOr
$f1,700.
JAMES j. GREEN WELL, Clerk.
True copy-A Test
JAMES J. GREENWELL, Clerk,
Nov 10--8w.
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Z = 9s' ICoNMtEIoArKb,


CALIronNIA, Nov. 14th, 1922 Messr
Editors Since the war Is all over aud
peace Is proclaimed, we have 70 congratu-
late each other for the new life infused In
to the grand old party we love, for once
again we win see North, South, East and
West unfurl the Stars and Stripes and
float them in the gentle breeze over every
department ef public TRUST AS I an not
civil service reiormer win declare my Be-
lief that 70 the yictors belong the spoiIs
and conjecture small slate which itsoc.
ours to me would b = cdmpliIpenf NV
Maryland: Hon. Al. r. German, Secretary
Of State; Hon Barnes Compton to succeed
Mr. German "a The y, s. Senate. And then
may st. Mary's hasten to do herself such
an honor a. she did Id The election 81 The
Hon. b. G Harris to Congress, who | am
proud 70 sex gave us a national ropntation
for his great boldness and Integrity Al as
one Of ST Mary's true sons allow me 10
put forth tbe one whom deem incapable
Of catering to anything beneath the digni-
" Of the very high Office as successor 10
the Hon. Barnes Compton in the 5Srd Con.
gress--the one who Is 50 falsely charged
with supporting the judiciary Salary bill
in the last Legislature the Hon RoBERT
Q. COMBS.
r We,
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Twas in the clustered years Of long ago
That first saw thy face. dear wife, and
yet
II Lhad lost thee from that very hour.
/ 8eopld not pf thy lectures once Iofget
For what IS love, II life, cen long should
thrust
Our memories III the low Of the past,
Although our heads are white with winters
SHOWS
lAEra FeApf dhs in love onto the last2
! m Ralsy q lEausylsy Magazine.
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Lots Of New Goods Al +, o. Morgana,
IseonardtQwn.
The best styles of Ladies' hats 1T Valley
Ice.
Headquarters for Ready Made Clothing
e @. Morgan, Leonardtown.
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FORalfEnIrP

Mamn EAitoYs Flcase annSnnca WI.
" WATERS, 81 q spitanln caudi8ate Gil
The next Sltefiaalty a04leattb gle decisiun
81 the Denlpcratie party AID ~ sbas hr
WIN b. warmly supporter all agef the
county ana especially ~ she
kfcurH DISTRICT
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Saint Nafd ! gBde0l.
COUNTY NEWS.


60 to Luke f. Matthews & Go. for spices,
flavoring extracts, cisron, raisins, curranis,
apples and other things needed icr prepars
ing Christmas delicacies. IA
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WANTED.

4 man OF by NJ work on my farm !
"A share Id The crops, Or II preferred. lib
eral wages will BE- given Apply -
Airs, EJZzlE HAMMEfT.
fH@ss ri ~ ~ III lnigo's Manor
Nov. 2a--lms
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fereonal.
We understand that Philip \. Edelen'
Esq, late Of our village, is seeking a posi-
ton in the lerge Wholesale house % Hurst.
Purnell y Co., Baltimore. We hope our
old friend will succeed, We can assure
any one who employs him that he WILDE
faithful and efficient,