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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-11-02

They are large importers, Jobbers and
Retailers, dealing only in goods thst they
believe will give satisfaction 10 the pur-
chassr--noo tfash articles. that would be
dear at any price-no humbug advertise
menis of great reduction in price. The
price in plain figures. marked on every ar
iicle. Therefore, the most inexperienced
buyer can purchase from them viah conf-
dence,
Their stock includes Dress Goods, Silks
and Trimmings, Mourning Goods, Ladies
and Misses Wraps, Housekeeping Linen
Goods, Blankets, Comforts, Quilts, Art
Squares, Shawls. Fianneis, Domestic Goods
Hosiery and Underwear In all Sizes, for
Ladies, Gents, Misses and Boys. Gloves
Notions, Corsets- Goods Tor Mems and
Boys Suits and Ladies' Wraps. Calicoes
Ginghams, Gents Furnishings, Lace Cur.
tains. Table and Piano Covers, &c
r. Will send Samples when We receive
PLAIN instructions OF what Is wanted, Col
ors preferred and about the Price.
Sept S5-Sms
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Tnrn oHt in force Tuesday merit
and rofe and tUOrk for the Demoera-
tic ticket.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-11-02
FOR SALE.
MD. 4 VA. STEAMBOAT co.
s... s, Steamers Ssse
N
= Sea>z and Iygert,
- ;1sscsxf r 49,


Steamer SUI, will leave Baltimore every
Tuesday, at p IN Pier IS Light Street,
for the following landings:
Benville, Jones', Brome's, Racon's, Coan,
Bundick's. Cowar,'s, Lewiset:a, KinsaIe,
Lodge, Munay's. Piney Point, Nomini,
Mount Holly, Deep Point, Stones, Co
BRUINS, Howard's, Abell's, and Leonard
town.
Will leave LeonardtowH at 8 a. m on
Thursday for Baltimore making the above
landings. Will leave Baltimore every FRI
day, at 5 p. m, for
Benville, Brome's, Bacon's, Tones, Coan,
Bundick's, COwar;s, Lewisetta, Kinsale,
Lodge, Mundy's, Hney Point, Leonardtown
| Abells, Cobrum's. Howard's, stones, Lam
caster, BushwoOd. Chaptico, Glymount
Alexandria end Washington.
Leave Washington at 4 p. IN. on Sunday
for Baltimore, stopping at all Of the above
landings.
The Steamer JOHN r. TYGERT, will
| leave Baltimore every Saturday at 5 p. m
for the following landings.
Benville, Coan, Bundick's, Cowart's, Lew
isetta. Kinsale, Lodge, Mundy's, Piney
Point, Leonardtown, Abelfs, Cobrum's
Towards, Stones, Glymount, Alexandra
and Washington.
| viii leave Washington ON Monday az
| p. m. for Lewisetta and all Of the above
landings. Will leave Lewisctta on Wed.
nesday. at 9 a. m, for Washington, stopping
at all of the above landings and in addition
Lancaster, Bushwood and Chaptico.
Wal leave Washington Thursday, at 4
p. m. for Baltimore, making all the land.
ings.
ALVIN p. KENNEDY,
Aug BIT General Agent.
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B TAXPAYERS.

srther notice, for the
taxes at
b LIST Monday Of
lonth.
tuesday after the
u each month.
3 lst Wednesday,
v of each month.
j RSONS. Collector
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-11-02

I can place insurance
tem policies at very
y ii of Liverpool. tho
largest surplus in the
for survey or policy
portion OF the county
bee can be secured In
Life and Mutual Re-
1 ork at low rates.
p. r. MORGAN,
Agent.
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|R SALE.
/ LLOW
eOnardtown, Md

b, fertile, good build
knilcs from Oakville,
steamboat wharf
lation. Price ~, 900.
l.
q buildings, fine SOFA
uitable for trucking.
81. Joseph's Church.
Brittan's Bay oppo-
nder high state Of
cessaFy outbuil6ings.
Price 5000. Terms
b st. Clements Bay,
ng. New. Suitable
fui Beautiful view.
les South ofChaptico,
NO miles from steam
Common Improve.
or business-mercan.
Suitable for fruit
asy.
-
nd on tributary of 81.
pd dwelling. About
yucking. Price $3.50.
4GAN, Attorney
yLeonerdtown, Md,
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OLD 1oOKS-Law and Miscellane-
" Gus, bought for cash. Maryland Re
ports, old laws of Maryland, Documents
and all kinds of books bought LAW.
1923 N. Mount Street, Baltimore, Nd.
Sept Tiff
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

HAVING connected myself with one OF
III the largest Real Estate Exchanges in
New York, l am ready to place on the
market with advertising facilities unequal
ed any real estate placed in my hands ac-
compau;ed with full description, location,
terms, &c. l.. ]. WISE,
California, Md.
June 16, Oft
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tIIE

l AMIN Tie
-
iew Hearse ard a
bMnS ard Cask-
! Ia serve funerals az
q upon the most rea-
this ! designate cspe-
blacksmith and
4eparlmU nts.
l.ickly and neatly at
! @. WEIGH, 4
Chaptico. Md.
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a the eighth district,
For terms, apply 70
/ b. BOND,
Lrk Hall 2. o., Nd.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-02-20
Care For Your
Y 8 -

The foolish dread OF wearing glasses has al
most yielded to modern common sense. but
the cstom Of buying glasses carelessly at any
store (or of the peddler who often calls HIM
self Professor still continues to an alarm
ing extent. Eyes should be carefully examined
and glasses properly fitted. The eye from It's
intimate connection with the brain should De
delicately treated. Improper glasses often
cause headache, dizziness and other troubles,
and nermanent injury to the sight. All in
telligent physicians recognize the Importance
of looking we'll to the eyes for ofttimes many
an obscure nervous sick headache mas Tor
it's cause some imperfect condition of the
eyes.
In a letter from the late Dr.Sheldon S.Clark
of ST. al bans, Vt.,one of the Oldest practltlon-
ers in the State, president and secretary Tor
manv wears of the Vermont Medical Society,
and also was member of the board OF exam
lining physicians at the Mary Fletcher Hosp1-
tai in Burlington, he writes the following
ST. Adams, VT, July 6, 1888. DR.. MARTIN:
Dear Sir:-The eye is delicate organ and
needs great care and skill in its treatment
and fitting of glasses. 1 am glad we have one
so competent with us, and 1 hope our people
will avail themselves of your skillful services.
FraternalIy yours S. S. CLARK, M. D.
East Hardwick, Vt. Sept, 3, 1892
IT D. Martin: DEAR DOCTOR
have several patients anxlously waiting TO
know when you are coming here again. Please
let me know. The glasses that you lifted ana
treatment that you advised for me are doing
excellent work. I have had no return OF my
old headaches.
Fraternally yours SToDDARD s. MARTIN, M. u.
Milton, VT, July 4, 1888. DR.. H. ID. MARTIN
Dear Sir-I wish to express my thanks LOT
what you have done for Mrs. B. You have en-
| tirelv relieved her of that pain she had after
using her eyes, and she begins to be herself
] again. wish you would come here and LEND
your knowledge and skill for the benefit OF
suffering humanity.
! Yours truly, H. o. Bart ett M. d.
Deacon Charles Wyman, one of the oldes'
and most reliable and honorable business
| men of ST. Adams, VT, says:
1t affo rds me much pleasure to say thaU LIZ
| H D. Martin excels all in his special work
He has had an office in store for some
! time and his success in treating d1fhcuit cas-
es of defective eyes have astonished me- an
| glad to recommend him to be a capable, tnor
ough and reliable man, to do all he promises
| His charges, consider most reasonable II
fact far below othe that try to do the same
work - s
n,-OFFICE now at American House
Barton, Until March 1st.
EXAMINATION FREE.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-02-20
M AN q FAOI UhElD d =
MCLane & SChanCk,.
L.gNESVlLLE, PA.
2 Rb1. 6 so
a z so
so
STORAGE TANKS.
Price of Heater, $40.
5BDl. 90

5 Boil 90
Above bbl 81 per bb1
MEssRs. McLANE & ScHANcK,
Linesvi1Ie. Pa
To the sugar makers: In the season of '92,
we furnished one of our camps with new
outfit We obtained all the information by
others experience to the merits of The
and Wheelers New Process Evaporators, as
wanted the best and cheapest Evaporators
decided to purchase the New Maple Evap-
Schank, OF Linesville, Pa, which was new to
this vicinity. Our check went with our order
and the firm delivered the Evaporator at our
station. We found it as represented by the
above firm, thoroughly made of first quality
OF material, using heavier numbers OF metal
in its construction. The New Maple Evapor.
ator, (siZe AXIS ft.) with their new improved
heater, SO reported by our farmer, will take
care OF the sap of our cam p of 1905 trees. we
were compelled to use all green wool yet we
are satisfied with the result. The Evaporation
and heater cost us $103 at our station saw
ing to us of So from the price of the Cham
pion. The product of the New Maple Evapor-
ator was satisfactory Any one wishing any
further information write US and we Will at
tend to 1t promptly.
Barton Landing, VT, Jan'y End, 1888.
Bloomington, VT, Jan. 9th, '93.
To Mfg's. McLane 81 Schank,
Linesville, Penn.
Gentlemen. used in my camp of 1000
| trees one of your New Maple EvaporaJors, in
the season of '92 beside one Murkland's
! arches with two pans and heaters L well
| pleased with it in all respects, and find it as
you recommended it in YOU circulars and
catalogues and take pleasur in recomme nd
| ing it to any wishing to purchase Evap-
orator. The Arch does sag spread
| The transfers are complete, require no atten-
/ ton always ready, can have any depth of SAP
! in the pans you wish, have them separate OF
| all together; the change is quickly maize, nc
delay and always ready. The regulator is
superior to any used in my vicinity. an
| ready to show it to any one. at is the cheap
| est Evaporator in this market"
Signed, l.. GROW
These Evaporators. etc. can be
bought of L. Grow, Bloomington
n. Gallup q Son, or G. Il. Drew
Barton Landing, Vt.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-02-20
THE MONITOR
AND THE
Poultry and Horse Re-
VeiW
Si.9O.

We have made arrangements with the pub
fishers so that can club the new magazine
poultry AND HORSE REVIEW price S1.00 per
year. with the MONITOR at the above rate, for
a short time. Owners of Poultry should no.
fail to take advantage of this offer before it is
withdrawn. Subscribers to the MONITOR who
pay one year, and 80 cents extra, will secure
the magazine one year.
Address MONITOR, Barton, VT
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-02-20
BIRTHS.

In BRIGHTON, P. c., Feb. 10, a son to Mr. and
Mrs. Ebert Miller.
In Westmore, Feb. Is, daughter to Mr. and
Mrs Clarence Elliott.
In Creswell, Oregon, Feb. 5th, to Mr. and
Mrs. Ferd Wright, twins, boy and girl
In Holland, Feb. 8, q son to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Bennett.
In Irasburgh, Feb. IA, daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Rash.
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w. Watson's.
John Stevens, who has for the past
six wears carried on the farm OF Mr..
Bovce. moves to Glover soon.
Singing school as usual Tuesday eV-
ening, Wednesday will be devoted TO
a sing, closing with concert IN tne
evening.
Home Circle will give promenade
and box supper at Town Hall, FRIDAY
evening. Feb. "a Ladies are each re-
uuested to bring box.
Hay is selling at $12 per ton and IS
scarce at that. w. B. Eastman has
three years stock which is supplying
several in this vicinity.
Daniel Beckwith Of Ludlow, Mass,
is in town this week. A road has been
opened to his lime pond and further
developments are expected.
The school taught at the village by
Miss Lena Hoyt of Lyndon closed re-
GENTLY. An exhibition in the evening
was given and it did credit to teacher
and scholars.
On. Beckwith of Ludlow, Mass,
is in toWn.-Henry Ball and wife OF
Lebanon, N. H, made a snort VIsl1
here last week, on their return from
the wedding of Sherman Campbell OF
Newport.
East HardWick.
I, ronto6 Mrs DANIEL
Lewis farm for one year.
The schools at the Centre, No. 4,and
the Hazen Road closed last week.
T. A. Fay and wife visited their
daughter at Lebanon, n. H., last
week.
Water is so low in the river that
Kieth's saw mill can work only IN the
night,i the mill above is in operation.
w. FL. Uunderwood's administra-
tor is going to sell the goods IN the
McDaniels store at auction, to close
the estate.
West Burke.
OIL. Leonard has been appointed
| deputy sheriff for this place.
Al. Aldrich was in Waterbury and
Montpelier for a few days last week.
James Boyce of Burlington, made a
short visit home the first Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Porter attended
the State Convection of G. A. R. at
Rutland, last week.
Rose Cummings is visiting in Bos-
ton and Worcester for few weeks. -
Alice Townsend spent a few days at
Newport last week. = Alice Varney
has closed her school at West Charles
ton and returned home.
WheeIOck.
Id. Welch stuck nail in his foot
last week.
Chas. Rogers went to Massachusetts,
last week on business.
Mrs. E. j. Clark Of Glover is visiting
| her brother, FL. P. King.
Mr.. Rivers has moved his family te
st. Johnsbury, but it is hoped that the
: mill will be kept open.
VIM. Morgan drove to the village
Thursday evening, covered up, bu
forgot to hitch his horse. The morse
concluded to make use of his liberty
and struck off for I. K. Gray's suga
I place where he demolished the sleigh
z Sheffield.
| Aaron Gray has married his 1ouftl
wife.
Auctions were held in the village
i last week, F. W. Silsby auctioneer
, The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs
Way next Friday afternoon and even
} ing, Feb. "a.
7 Chester Simpson has moved in wit
1 Jonathan Simpson. = AFRO Gray ma
moved to e. T. Roots farm.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-02-20
DIE D..

In Creswe1l, Oregon, Feb. sth, infant daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wright.
disease.
In Lowell Feb. Is, Mrs. Hannah r. Libby,
aged IS years and months.
In Barton, Feb. Is, Geneva Belle, daughter
of George F. and Olive Dilley, aged months
and days.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-02-20
VIM. 4. TIBBEI'TS.
Coventry, Vt.

Coventry, Vt.
The man of general merchandise
Is lust the man to advertise.
1t makes the people open their eyes
To see how hard fellow tries
To keep in the market fresh supplies
AS round bundle a string he ties,
Il knew you kept it, the fellow cries,
because I see you ADVERTISE
And homeward whist1ing tune he hies
You'll find Hoods Bitters just the thing
For that 'sgone" feeling in the spxing,
They tone up the system, enrich tn blood,
And give you relish for sgholesoE..- food.
For food, Arvena's very nice,
nourshing food and cheap in price,
Easily cooked, quick to digest,
Pll say no more,you know the rest.
Under clothing here for Gents,
Come and buy, when yours have rents;
Protect the body from cold and chi,s,
Twill save you from a dozen ills.
l haven't got the time or space
To tell the people of this place,
One half of the things 1 keep for sale
From a barrel of Flour to a milking pail.
Come right along and see for yourselves,
If in my store there's empty shelves;
Come in hurry, don't be late,
Before my goods are out of date.
I've everything you need in life,
Everything except wife;
Now haven't got one of my own,
Il say it in an undertone)
For pretty girls are sometimes shy,
This give my reason why.
W. H. Tibbetts always to be found at the
old Union Store, Coventry, making everybody
happy at the great bargains and low prices.
Come and see for yourselves.
For the next 6 days L will sell
s gals best Kerosene OIL 45cts
Z dozen ST. Johnsbury Crackers in a box.25cts.
Fresh ST. Johnsbury and Montpelier Crack
ers, Bets. per doz.
Nice Tea Dust, 15cts. per Id.
Regular scot Molasses, SCOTS per gal.
Fresh Oyster Crackers, Sets per ID.
Fresh Florida Oranges, 25cts per doz.
Nice Lemons 2Octs per COZ.
Nice mixed Candy, 10cts. per ID.
Fresh Dates, Figs and Peanuts.
[ haven't any Silverware to give away, but
can sell you first class goods at low prices.
W. H. TlBBETTS.
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+P.S.C.E. will give Washing
y and literary entertainment
ourt House Hall Wednesday
Feb. %. At the close of the
nment all are cordially invited
b a social promenade. George
y Washington will be present
+al costume.
ladies' Aid Society of the Nj.
ch met with Mrs. Tibbetts
b honor of her 55th birthday.
company assembled. A beau
d very appropriate poem,
pared and read by Rev. w.
son. A costly chair was pre-
Hrs. Tibbetts by D. III. Web
b general good time was en-
all.
Truland is at home.
Paddleford of Monroe, N. H.,
be- friends here.
Crofts drew in three spruce
one load and out of one tree
led LAO feet. The tree scaled
It.
IN Center
ings Daughters meet with Mrs.
lott Thursday afternoon.
Thomas has sold his saving
to George Wheeler of New
MIR. Thomas recently sawed one
rd of hard wood in eight min
hany friends of Mrs.A. j. Calk-
be pleased to learn that she is
bidly recovering from the eff
the severe fall which she re-
asst fall.
rt.
vers of fine music are expect
great treat on Friday night,
4 |douard Remenyi and his troupe
at Lanes Opera House.
effort that has been made at
Is store the past few years to
class of housekeeping goods
v low rate, putting them into
.ket at a special sale in Febru-
having it's effect and people
hing here from far and near to
1t class of goods.
Miles and wife have gone to
pm a visit.
on Hitchcock is attending
at Johnson.
Martin has sold his place on
to Geo. King, for $3.50.
< Barrow, who has been in poor
for a long time, is much worse.
sociable at the M. e. church
[eIl attended. Net proceeds
Hovey from Boston is stop
With her sister, Mrs. Lowell
}.
bs Cole and Miss Nellie Fair
were married Feb. IL, Elder
officiating.
Burbank is improving; his
friends are hoping for his re-
John E. Conant is on the
t.
Wilcox and wife celebrated
. bnth anniversary Feb. II. They
he recipients of many usefu
is.
eId.
Supt. NJ. S. Stone will give al
here Friday evening, March 3
be new school system.
j. K. Fuller was not able tt
is engagement here last Friday
and Rev. Lincoln Harlow o
ry appeared in his place, Civ
pod lecture on the subject: "Th'
that Jack Built" Mr.. Fulle-
re his lecture later.
Misses Ada and Elgie Brown ant
&c Wakefield have resumed
budies at the Johnson school
iss Susie Dickson has com
b the course there.
more.
Emily Hunt is visiting at SUIT
LYON is mentioned as candi
road commissioner.
g. Kimball built new hous
and his neighbors have bee
: to give him a house warming
bened on Friday night last tina
ably of tenpounds weight cam
e an abode with them, and nov
ghbors will let the matter res
Fme.
IEDONIA COUNTY.
bnville.
'Amateurs'' assisted by outsid
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-02-20
MARRIED.

In East Hardwick, Feb 10, by Rev. I'll.
Baker, Mr.. William Smith of Walden and M S
Sarah L. Gilkerson of East Hardwick.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-02-20
ILEDONIA COUNTY.

PuNIIIC.
f'Amateursr assisted by outside
will give an entertainment on
and Saturday evenings of this
that promises to be of unusual
! { to the citizens of the town
Unity. Among those who will
art are Miss Dunklee of Burke,
Campbell, Frank Wiley, Mr..
Mrs. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs.
tt, Miss Pettigrew, Miss Quimby
hers. Excellent music will be
he'd. Beautiful costumes are
ID, and great effort is made to
{ a great affair here.
IN.
Ball has been to NARROW, N.
VISIT his sister, Mrs. Gill.
J. II. Anger and Miss Luella
are both hard sick with the
Lrge company attended the
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HOODS PILLS do not purge, pain gripes
but act promptly, easily and efficiently. Csc.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-11-15
is GOOD AT BLUFF
lltchsll Is, but he Refuses to Put Il
Down On Papsr.
LAST NIGHTS ANGRY TALK
Il Was After a Swell Dinner Given
In the Oedney House and
Somebody Came Very
Near Getting Hit.

New YORK, Nov. 1s.-It was thought
that matters would he settled for tho
Corbctt.Afitchell fight ut tho Getney
house tonight, where Col. Bill Harding,
Charley Mitchell, Billy Thompson, Billy
Brady and Manager Edwards OF "Romany
and Rye" were tho guests Of Harry
Mason OF Florida mt dinner. 1t Ia
denied by Mitchell and Brady that
articles have been signed, saying that IL
they werc signed In New York, Mitchell
would he arrested. II is significant to add
that Mitchell said, ~ won't leave New
York 10 sign them either" Mitchell in.
sisted on the fight taking place January
25. instead OF January4. II seems to bc
the impression that Mitchell is throwing
obstacles In the way Of tho fight.
Urged to sign the articles at once, Nit
chcll said, "fm willing TO fight. I'm only
going into the theatrical business to get
some money, as I've spent all had"
"lll bet you 81 600 you'll never appear
in tho ring" said Brady.
Mitchell made sncering remark in
reference to Brady which made tho latter
very angry. II looked as IL some person
was going to get hurt, but no blows wero
struck. Tho friends Of both parties tried
10 have tho match settled on the spot.
Brady was willing, but Mitchell doggedly
refused to sign.
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FRIENDS OF ALTCELD.
The Police In Spain Are Trying to Msk'
IL Hot for Them.

The Police In spain Are Trying TO Mako
IL Hot for Them.
BARCELONA, Nov. 14.-Tho police ar
rested here, to-day, number of snar-
chists, including o female enthusiast.
Many houses known TO be occupied by
persons of anarchistic tendencies werc
searched. Powder, fuses and literature
of q revolutionary character were found
in number of them.
In the house occupied by the notorious
anarchist, Fontanels. bombs and u
quantity Of cartridges were found, also
powder and dynamite were discovered.
The evidence against the Italian, Soldani,
who was arrested after the explosion at
Licee theater, charged with being respon.
sible for that crime, 10 aocumulatinR, sl.
though tho Italian colony here and the
Italian minister at Madrid have petitioned
the authorities in his favor.
The anarchist Rinaldi who was arrested
In France, 10 considered by the authorities
here to have been implicated in the crime.
Tho police are expelling from Barcelona
all persons suspected Of being anarchists.
BERLIN, Nov. IA meeting Of the an
archis,s was held here to-day, to commem.
orate the hanging Of the Chicago anarch-
lists. The police interfered and broke up
the gathering.