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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-18

Per Central Railroad May 17--685 bales
cotton, 625 bbls rosin, 708 bbls spirits turpen-
tine, % tons pig iron $40 pkgs vegetables, 1913
pkgs domestlcs, 22i sacks corn, 200 sacks oats,
10 rolls paper, AZ cases eggs, ~ bales hay 5
bdls wool, 2 bdlS hides ] dog, 2 pkgs paper
stock. II pkgs furniture, empty kegs 1872
pkgs mdse, 81 bbls ore, $50 bbls flour, 40 bbls
lime bbls syrup, bbls jugs, Dbl beer, 2
cars lumber, car stone.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Rail
way, May 17-S3 bales cotton, ,405 bbls rosin
$50 bbls spirits turpentine, 20 cars lumber 3
cars wood, 3 cars iron, 3 bbls syrup. IL bags
wool, 2 cars coal. bale waste, bbls vinegar,
3 Office desks, / buggy, crates mantels 2
bales hides, 2i3 boxes fruit, 9G5 boxes vegeta-
bles, 80 pkgs mdse.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway
May 17-l6 bbls spirits turpentine, 100 cases
potash, wagons, ? cars lumber. cars wood
8 spring beds, 2 cases pants, cases shoes, Si3
mowers, bales packing, 1 car bridge mate
rial, $50 sacks cotton seed meal.
Per South Bound Railroad, May III
Grated bicycle, 43 pkgs tobacco, 3 empty
barrels, 2 sacks peas, ] sack peanuts, ! box
bacon, II lambs, PSI bbls potatoes, 10 cars
wood.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-18

Carolina, 50c1sl 90; squash, Florida, 75c08l 25
string beans, Charleston and Savannah wax,
SO O0l125 so; Charleston green 81 OO12 25; Savan-
nah round, &2000D2 25; Florida, 81 GOAL so; to-
matoes, carrier. 50 25Gt275 crates, 81 50GI2 30.
New York May 17-Oranges unchanged;
potatoes, SO SOFA so; beets, Florida, 81 600
so; Savannah, crates, SO OOG04 80; cabbage,
81 50Il2 90; cucumhers. 81 00l52 70; beans, Sa-
wanna wax, 81 0Odl2 80: round, 81 75a2 25
Florida 81 GOAL so; squash Florida, 75cQSl D;
tomatoes, carriers, So OO0S 50 crates, 81 500
2 co.
PALMER RIvENBURG & Co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-18

Per steamship City Of Birmingham from
New York w 4 Barkeitt, @ Howard Mrs w
W Holmes, II Marble, l. M Ward ana wife,
j folly, G Goodrich ) j hosenfeld, II M
de Thosenboert, Herr Zundel Meske Col
Groesbeck Col Calcf, DR. l. e Welsh, w Brig
ham. B II Nicoll B Sargant and wife 3 r
Behrens, + Chimes, y Chimes, B Gutierrez
and wife and infant, y Gutierrez w Htek, Yam
Ling II Wah, f. o Coin. and Storage.
Per steamship VIM Crane for Baltimore
) Garthwaite, a Dowitee, J T. Burgess,
Robt Frorer Mrs Robt Frorrr, Miss NJ A Of
felt Mrs X 4 Adams, w Fisher, q NJ Tillman,
ii Levin, G II jackson, JnO Dennison, Alvin
McNish II A Turner.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-18
Fruit and Vegetable Markets.

Review by Palmer. Rivenburg & Co.. success
sors % O.. >. Palmer, 1876 Reade St. Ny.
New York. May i5.--Oranges Indian and
Halifax river. q J0n5 co. other brights q as
N3 .. russets. g. 5Olta %; cherries North
Carolina blacks, 2Jl25c; strawberries. Vir.
ginia, i0Dl3c; Charleston fancy, 2O03Oe
North Carolina, g1ilci potatoes Florida,
8350flfb0; Savannah and Charleston a. 5Olt4 .:
beets. Charleston per 100 81 OOfhi0 %; savan.
nah per barrel crate. 409Wb %. cabbage,
savannah. Norfolk and North Caroline
Florida. = UB02 ~. peas. Norfolk baskets
q Dygl 70, EdcatOna, 45c9gl ~, other North
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-18

Per Central Railroad, May i7-Butler G. s,
Woods @ & co, n Northam. Eckman & V, r
a Schwarz. Geo Schroeder, Miss A Baldwin,
w Miller J. Putzel, Southern Cotton oil Co,
NJ Ferbt Sons * Co, y N Johnson savannah
Grocery Co. Savannah Grain a Prov Co, Pal
mer Hardware Co A - HUI a Co, WgruOck g.
w, A Haulcy. Moore a Go. > N Stiles, n
Traub. Lloyd * a, } y Weed A 90.
Per savannah Florida and Western Rail
way. May ia Haulcy, Dale Dixon a 90. BE
DOnOugh & co. Savannah Grocery Co 4 n
Myers Co. i y Grady e son. a Ehrlich a
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HammoclIs and Sun Hats,
At LaFar's, Broughton street.-ad.
One Hundred Pagea.

The New York Sunday World, May z,
is one of the marvellous enterprises Of
modern journalism 1t contains 100 pages,
including the latest news from all parts
of the globe, besides a well selected
quantity Of reading matter Price by
mail 10 cents For sale at Estill's News
Depot, No. 2lH Bull street, Savannah,
Ga. Third supply on hand.-ad.
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MARKETs BY TELEGRAPH.


New York, May II, noon.-The following
were the opening quotations;
Erie. ............ 1884
Chicago and Northwestern. ...............10 714
Lake shore ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Norfolk and Western preferred. ......... 26li
Richmond and West Point Terminal. .... ga
Western Union. -..,.......... .......... o49i
New York, May IL, p. m.-Money on call
easy. ranging from to per cent, closing
offered at , per cent; prime mercantile
paper 6l1S per cent Sterling exchange firm;
posted rates S. s66r4 80. Commercial bills
81 S815G4 $50. Government bonds steady
State bonds dull. Railroad bonds strong.
New York, May H.-There was decidedly
better feeling in stock circles to-day. At the
start prices ran of Z to Ia Dor cent. in sym
pathy with the break in London, but it soon
became evident that the decline was due to
manipulation from this side, and rally
promptly ensued. there was good buy
ing OF stocks generally, and the
Vanderbilts were credited with lib
eraI purchases Of their specialties
After the market had enjoyed a substantial
advance the bears began 20 hammer the
list, and reaction of 4 to per cent ensued,
but the decline had the effect OF checking
trading. On the other hand, as soon as the
market started on the up track against apecU-
latiOn il became lively, and after the delivery
hour was characterized by a positively buoy
ant tone. The short interest was considerably
alarmed and final quotations were anywhere
from IA 10 AZ per cent. above last night )
was found that the floating supply had been
materially reduced by the recent purchases
for Investment he borrowing demand was
active and the market was full Of stop or
ders placed by bears, who wished to limit
their losses. The market closed strong with
were ~. coo shares. unlisted 5000 shares.
q he following were the closing BIDS:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-18

Steamship VIM Crane, Foster, Baltimore
John Carolan, Agent
Schr Edward G Hight Richards, Baltimore
George Harriss & Co.
Schr Ida Lewis, Higbee, Baltimore
George Harriss & Co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-18
Nnt1ce To Mariners.

Pilot charts and all nautical information
win be furnished masters OF vessels free of
charge in United States photographic Office
in the custom house. Captains are requested
to call at the Office.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-18

Steamship VIM Crane, Baltimore.
Steamship Dessoug, Philadelphia.
Bark Hermanos [Norl, Huh.
Bark Euro IAusl, Hangoe.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-18
Cleared Yesterday.

Bark Catharina [Dutchl Carlson. Liver.
pool, in ballast to master.
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Departed Yesterday.


Steamer Alpha, Strobhar, Beaufort and
Port Royal-C II Medlock, Agent.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-18
Nice Sun Umbrellag
HIDES AND FURS.

All sizes, at LaF'ar's, Broughton street.
ad
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send Your Hides and Furs
RAHDOLREE KIRKLAND,
SAVANNAH. GA

He pays for dry nints cents. dry salt A
cents dry damaged 5 cents, green salt 3
cents bcenWaX ~ cent?, deer skins - cente.
wool free ~ sand ana hurs ~ cents. black.
rs cents; bury from 10 10 Us cents,
al 81. Julian street,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-18

DUN obAS p'"o
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH. 1851 AM, 9:25 PM
STANDARD Ttme)
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Arrived Yesterday.
Arrived at Tybee Yesterday.

Steamship Carl Konow tNorl, Petersen,
Bluehelds, with bananas to KaVanaugh d.
Brennan (see local news coIumn).
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-18

naval SUOrcS--ln ne market IOr spirits tur-
peutine was firm. 1t opened at PC freely
bid. one buyer bidding 27l4c. There was a
good demand and holders held firmly through
out the day at 2714c for regulars ana succeeded
in e1ecting sales of about 800 casks at the last
named price. The receipts are fairly large,
indicating an easier undertone and that the
market will decline to &c, in which event a
large business is expected. At the Board Of
Trade on the first call the market was posted
firm at 2754c for regulars with sales of 738
casks. At the second call it closed steady
at yIl4c for regulars with further sales of 4GO
casks RO5ins-Are firm at an advance of 215c
in + and @, and a decline of 15c on H and some
little furry on K. g Ga being bid; other than
this the market was unchanged. At the Board
OF Trade on the opening call the market was
posted as firm, with sales of 1859 barrels at
the following Quotations: A, B, C, D and f,
81 OPS +, 81 0712@l 10; G, 81 121301 %: H
s. 10; I, 81 20: X 50 p: IA. 81 so; n, SO 10;
window glass, 50 40; water white SO CO. At
the second callit closed firm with further sales
oil So barrels at unchanged prices, except for
H. which was quoted at 81 coal 70.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-18
Cotton.

New York. May l7.-Sub-trcasury balance
coin. 5000 D0y; currency, si3@0O0J
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MARINE lMIELLlGENCE.

PALMER, RGvEN
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-03-09

cious jewels to your tender care and NAV
immusable justice BE- the guiding star in
your relations with them
We have no conception that our rational
powers will be normal tomorrow, and NJ
the present is the time 10 indulge in good
wishes to our neighbor, we extend oar
heartfelt sympathy TO the sick Of the ylc:n.
ny. and wish for them speedy recovery.
Measles OF . malignant type prevails.
Our home market keeps abreast with the
times, that Ii, 30 far a. exorbitans prices are
considered. Il seems 20 us that some
persons are not conscious Of conscience.
We ask in all candor, have the love OF
worldly gain and hypocrisy conspired 70
cheat them with a lies
Farmers and truckers are industriously
getting everything appertaining TO their
respective branches Of business in order 30
that whenever the time arrives they may
push the same without unnecessary delay.
AzzANA.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-03-09
Second District Items.

Messrs. Editors Politicians are very
quier at this time. Some don't seem 20
understand why Mr.. Cleveland appointed
judge Gresham as Secretary of State. NJ
Cleveland knows wha he is about, and
will be on top every time, and will manage
the affairs Of this Country judiciOusly upon
a. honest basis, and will not be controlled
by p few political tricksters who have self
ana not the welfare ofthe country at heart
Alr Cleveland will no doubt recognize his
f,i,nis-those who stood by him in the
u",aination publicly-and not hidden, like
wolf dressed in sleeps clothing.
Farmer Brown is irving very hard to re.
deem himself. He will find il an up hill
business, AS | don't think the leaders want
him, but were sharp enough to set steel
tap and catch Farmer Brown in il. He
was caught W both legs, and today he is
helpless. don't think his voice will ever
he heard in the United States Senate. Mr..
German. our leader, one whom every citi-
z-n Of this county should honor, is entitled
o. the bghes: position in the gifs of the
people. and, if ever a change, Mr.. Comp
ton would DC the man to fill the place of
BIZ German.
ii. MIR. Cieveland's administration this
tius Is as favorable AS his last, Mr.. -
--, # New York, will be our next can
di#a'n for President Of the United States
viii. NJ 20 doubt
Ar BiuEhm N, is said by some. will be
our nrxt Gov rnor What's the matter
VITA Mr.. Ford? He's all right.
The f,rmers are very busy They have
tie tobacco fever, and expect to plant a
large crop.
y, heat is looking we'll Young lambs
are doing well. Some parties have been
Icing heir sheep. Cause not known.
Mn Alphonso Harris lost q valuable
la--r recently.
a.e-srs. Fenwick and Bean at VALLEY
L.. are doing flourishing business. Both
aI. p puiar merchants
t.r George Cecil is improving his Val
l.g Lee property by erecting new dwell
ling He ext ecls To occupy it himself If
y.u want good meal. bring your corn to
his mill, and he will do you justice He
his large bull frng. and, when grinding,
Yen IAN often hear him call TO the miller,
I'm. t1ll;" and the little frog answers,
Deep, deep" SECOND DISTRICT.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-03-09
TUESDAY, the 21st of March,
1898,
NOTICE..
Office of County Commission

Office of County Commissioners,
Leonardtown, Feb 81. 1893.
The County Commissioners for St Ma
rvs county will meet in their office. in the
Court House, for the purpose of noting
ADDITIONS
and ATTACHMENTS
during the first week of March Term of the
Circuit Court, being the 10th, 21st, 22nd
days of March, 1898.
Notice is also given, That on the same
day they will consider the records furnished
TO them by the Clerk of the Circuit Court
and Register of Wills, for the purpose Of
assessing judgments obtained from the LIST
January, 1892, to LIST January, 1893, and tn
note additions and transfers 10 deceased
estates. All persons interested are notified
To appear either in person or by attorney.
Persons interested will please take notice.
BY order,
Il. LEE MATTINGLY,
Clerk.
Feb. 23-tds
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People who turned out such a day 90 last
Saturday are certainly entitled TO be de-
nominated @the unterrifed and unterrih-
able"
Hon. BENZ @. Harris says that he will
file biz application for an appointment with
Secretary Carlisle. wehope the game old
veteran Who for nifty years has fought the
good fight will receive . reward conamen.
surate with his services.
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Correspondence Of the Beacon.l
TznwAunrnxsyw Ma~~s. q soaa

NbtS1kouucuSc Oh the 6e3cO0.1
LEoSARDTowN, March 8, 1898.
Messrs. Editors March l. with Us again
with its many changes and is clustering
weather. OF all the months In the year
March Ia the hardest 70 become accustomed
20 with iss severe changes. First mild a.
sprins, then again colo and freezing wealth
or: one day with the wind blowing from
the North. ripping and freezing everything
as it goes, carrying death, destruction and
decay In its wake; the next blowing from
the South with the warmth and appearance
Of Spring, causing all vegetation to put
forth again, and all nature to appear in q
new dress Of green and everything looks
beautiful and bright once more.
Our old friend Daniel s. Spalding has
lately opened a grocery store at the old
Nelson stand at Holly Hill. He is doing
thriving business and selling low for cash.
The Briery is again looking up. We
have q saw and grist mill there. Our
Young aud enterprising friends, Charles j.
Russell and John B. Dawson, have ct last
got their grist mill in operation and are
now ready to feed the hungry and needy.
At Loveville the Love Brothers are also
doing thriving business. They have on
hand q large stock of dry goods. groceries,
notions and liquors, and are doing money
making business.
Woman's smilei For good or evil the
power of pure and gentle woman's smile
is very great II is the outward and visi-
BILE sign of talent of pleasing which she
has received from an Advise Power 70 en-
able her to have an influence for good or
evil in the ordering and government of the
world. Men are mostly what women make
them, and il is by rightly using their talent
of pleasing that women can make men
what they ought to be- The man who is
at the head of the house can mar the pleas
ure of the household, but he cannot make
il; that must rest with the woman, and IL
is her greatest and moot powerful privilege
1t Is one Of the duties of women to beautify
and make lovely the world, and especially
their own homes and persons; to arrange
the furniture and ornaments of their own
rooms tastefully, and generally to give
touch of seemliness to that part ofthe world
with which they have TO do To shed Joy.
to give happiness, to cast light upon the
dark days. TO be the golden thread of our
destiny, the spirit of grace and harmony
is not this to render a service tn mankind
and the world? Here and there We meet
one who possesses the power of enchanting
and ipleasing all about her. Her presence
lights up the whole house with pleasure
aud happiness; her approach is like cheer
ing warmth. She comes and we are con
tent. She stays awhile and we are happy.
She is the one great link that binds US to
home and makes US happy and contented.
She smiles, she speaks, she moves, and ev-
erything that she does inspires US with con-
fidence and respect.
HoT Box.
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DOWNTOWN Locals.

downtown Locals.
from our Regular Correspondent
The 4th instant was an exceeding un-
pleasant day hrreabout. We came TO the
conclusion & Gp. m, that blue sky could
not be restored until the rain, sleet and
snow alternating had done its appointed
work; So we breathed Thy will be DONE"
and revnlVed in our mind the sweet conso-
lati9n that the bursting glories of Spring
come directly out of cherries Winter.
The death Of Mr. Aquila Burroughs was
raccived by his many and ardent friencs of
the district with feelings of sadness not to
he expressed here. We had learned to
know and TO esteem Mr. Burroughs as q
mao whose principles were in consonance
with th"se of a gentleman; and we trust
that his immortal part has been swept into
the beginning of great and endless orbit;
where il shall ever be drawn forward as
by an unbrpken bond. and thus run on in
a races Of undiminished glory throughout
the cycles Of eternity.
Il is pleasing fact TO note that the mem
bers of the w and 3. Club invariably res
pond with alacrity TO the call Of their pre-
siding officer; and we take the privilege TO
reproduce the remarks ofone ofSt Jerome's
old bachelors, promising that he seldom
makes his appearance in public and
escbews politics IA toto.
Mr. President, have in my minds eye
not miniature statue of the allpowerful
magnet which led the Spanish from His
Pamela to Mexico and Peru. No, sir, not
at sil. but have instead Gods greatest
giiI to man-woman. There has never yet
been words made strong enough in our
lau- uage IA sound her praise. Heaven il
appears has decretd that should enjoy O.
lie uf single blessedness o. and notwith-
standing the fact that the "sere and yellow
leaf" is upon ne, am not too old to i'm
part wholesome advice to those whose hair
il not silvercd with times kindly frost. To
you allow me 10 say. care for woman, and
love her, bearing in mind that she wo~'
Gladly give all the gIories of the
even brief life Of true loy~
she longs to write ir ~osla
heart. =, the b,,,t :.
"W.~ This bo,k :. 81
mani sweet, sen,,.
Fun fr.1 though sir:; gentle being. cart
w. aud ra rs lis with be.u,is.
aa wilderness and d.
~, us IoveIieSt. swo
In concln.a
: and CT awe
p~aIks >nsonapt
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-03-09
PsE Of Honor.
lie Roll Of Honor of St. Mary's Acad.

R5E Of Honor.
The Roll az Honor Of So. Mary's Acad.
emy follows:
II Try Lpker, Maud Duke,
Maggie Combs, Addie Adams,
Lhaise Parsons, Bernie Combs,
NiaIrt Mattingly, Ross Milburn,
Helen Combs, Kitiie Morgan,
Helen Parsons, Marie Longmore,
DAISY Longmore, Nellie Raley,
AyJlle Long, Ellen Cembs,
Maud Gnldsb0rough, Lille Russell,
Dei'ie Spalding. Ellen Fenwick,
Naage Duke, Louise Guy,
Mabel Ford, Daisy Goldsborough,
Cllne Cryer, Noema Hayden,
Flonence Hayden, Louise spaldiDg,
Della Abel, John Duke,
Bessie Duke, Frank Camalier,
May sfnglnf, Tiffany Spalding,
Katie Bowes, Hill Edelen,
ki'iie Cunts, Harry Boyd,
Eliza Hayden, Kennedy Abel,
Nctiie knight. George Abel,
Pearl Love.
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A CARD.

Mr.. William II Ford 10 now with Mr..
J. w. johnson, Leonardtown, and CON-
bines with the stoFekeeping business the
agency for N. p. Freeman & Co. Nursery
men, and the placing Of insurance.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-03-09

az Damascus and Roland Chilled Flows
and Castings for sale by Luke T. Matthews
d Co., Leonardtown, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-03-09
saint NARY 5sacOq.
COUNTY NEWS.
Ths Latest Fashions IN

u9IAASAAI
S riug Hats, Flowers, Plumes, Notions and
Dress Goods can be found az Mrs Laura
4. Jones', Brown Store.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-03-09
Localwise and Otherwise.

Some ploughing is being done.
Miss Lillian Edwards, of Chaptico. is
visiting her friend, Miss Genevieve Petty,
of Washington, d. G.
The Court House well has been cleaned
out and the pump put in working order.
John Shaw, colored, did the work.
A recent issue of the Baltimore Ameri.
can contains picture of Mr.. James F.
Abel, of this county, and sketch of his
life.
Cards are out for the marriage on the
18th, of Miss Carrie Proctor, of Washing
ton. d. G., to Mr. Richard Petit Waddy, Of
Georgetown.
Don't forget that the days set by the
Commissioners Court 70 note transfers
additions and attachments are. the Goth. 2lsi
and 22nd instaEts.
The Examiners TO condemn site for q
bridge over ST. Clements Bay run gi
notice that they will meet for the pur
on the 18th of April proximo.
The oyster police sloop Bessi'
becalmed in Leonardtown P
the Jones can't sail dredger-
but no wind just suits the
Capt Stewart II. E
ardtown Tuesday to
Lucy Gallagher, w
the captains I'M &C
Col. Tieck. &c,
The MarcI -s.hke caae
will conve on, oas % IL
hope n date an
ave- PERI.
ae o. FERN Of 5v,
.sn ose IL the Con Cinc,;.
a.,s.a denp -debted r. instan,
r ~r sep .e. selves Of DE o Is on aooo0 a.
t >. -,eara. 'DpOuunity',sa'
sophie N N e tas sd ai.,,'o:a 'aiaiss "a.
s s9ld at or,ss.sss..e,o'Ossa.. The
| =, nes F Alb. 50 =.
,h,s .,s Reno proper
:. S o. "as Tuesd. :
al. -''orsSas. Pa;e
Strict w.. .. Nelson f.,
s;'s ss's T. : as,., n,
/ St M.rS,. @y al who knew Knew and and his dss,,
''''safa''0n dssa ss ~. ,;ssp,s.en,ea a. y,
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HoT Box.

FARMERS FRIEND PLOws No. s
make. in Leonardtown, at
Two Dollars and ten cents. e2.IO.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-03-09
Tuesday. April IL. 1898.

To strike the name of all OUT PENSION
ERS from the Pension List of said cou'
for the purpose of revising and corr
said list. Names of worthy and D.
persons will be reinstated ON sai'
the fling of a petition signe'
three taxpayers.
By order,
r. LEE
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-03-09

publishes more stories than any oiner
magazine in the world, and - .ne
cheapest as well as the best. ouosc,p-
price, 50 so Q year; Christmas number
free to subscribers for 1875. a samP'c
COPY will be sent fsr ~ cents:
ROMANCE PUBLISHING CoMrAN I
Clinton Hall. Astor Place. Ne" iorK'
Dec. Is, '92-mt
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100 Ia Acres.

And, hereby give notice, that will of
fer for sale. at the Court House door IN
LeonardtJwn, on
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-28
A Strange Malady.

Semon Contras, a Mexican la
bOrer, was brought to this city last
night from YOakum, and vas inn
mediately taken to the Santa Rosa
hospital, where DIR. Menger was
summoned and cared for him. 1t
seems that early yesterday after
noon COntras was taken with severe
pains, and in the course OF a few
hours his stomach had swollen to
twice its natural size. Efforts on
the part Of Yoakum physicians
caused temporary relief, and the
suffering man was placed on a
train bound for San Antonio. The
malady is n which can not be
solved by the physicians, and it
may prove fatal.