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Forest City.

Professor j. l.. Morgan wa, caller in
the city of Carbondals Yesterday.
Hugh McCollum, deputy internal revenue
collector Of this district, was in Forest
City.
A handsome oak advertising clock has
been placed in the post office by Jeweler
L. ID. Bradley. The "ads." revoive.
"A sociaole was held by the Presbyterian
church last evening.
A slight change has been made in the
time OF the Erie flyer" The following is
correct schedule of the arrival and de-
parture of passenger trains from this sta
tion: Trains east $3.50 n. m, IL 25 a. M,
ll.SI a. m, 2. Is p. m, .. 81 p. M, 53S D. m,
lOS4 P. M; trains west, 6.37 a. M, SAC a.
M, 9'3i a. m. 3.l6 p m, ia p. IN.
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dupois social on the lawn of C. c. White

dupois social on the lawn Of C. c. White
next Friday evening.
Miss Aana Schatfer OF Varton, is visit.
ing her sister, Mrs. w. S. Bloes.
All members of James j. Stevens Post
3O4, Grand Army of ths Republic. are re-
quested to br present at their hall next
Saturday evening. as business OF impor-
tance is to bs transacted
The Grassy Island breaker worked seven.
teen days last month.
j. q. Bell is digging the cellars for two
new tenant houses on his lots on Hickory
street.
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HOneSdale.

William Muir. of Atlantic city, is spend
ing few days at his home here.
large number Of Wilkes Barre excur-
sionists who were at Farview yesterday
paid Honesdale visit
John Young, Of West Pittston, was in
town yesterday.
Mrs L. o. Rose, Martha jenkins and
Lucy Edgett left for Elk lake yesterday.
Memoers of the Scranton Press Club
were In Bonesdale yesterday making ar
rangements for the special train from here
to carry excursionlsts to their regatta at
Lake Ariel. Fare for the round trip is 75
cents.
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Electric Bitters.

This remedy is becoming so we'll known
and so popular as to need no special men
tion. All who have used Electric Bitters
sing the same song Of praise.-A purer
medicine does notexist and it is guaran-
teed to do ali that is claimed. Electric
Bitters will cure all diseases of the Liver
and Kidneys, will remove Pimples. Boils,
Salt Rheum and other affections caused by
impure blood.-Will drive Malaria from
the system and prevent as well as cure all
Malarial fevers,-For cure of Headache,
Contispation and Indigestion try Electric
Eitters-Entire satisfaction guaranteed,
or money refunded. Price 50 cts. and 81
per bottle at Matthews Bros, Drug stors
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A Million Friends

A friend In need is friend indeed, and
not less than one million people have
found just such friend in DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds, If you have never used this Great
Cough Medicine, one trial will convince
you that 1t has wonderful curative powers
in all diseases of Throat, Chest and Lungs
Each bottle is guaranteed to do all that is
olaimed or money will be refunded. Trial
bottles FREQ at Mathews Bros. drug store.
Large bottles soc. and ST. 90. W
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z Cakes for &c.

We are enabled to put the Soap
on sale at this low price by special
arrangement with the manufac-
turer, who is anxious to introduce
it to the trade in Scranton!
1t is already having big sale,
and we may have to pull the
bridge down in a few days in Or
der to supply the demands; there
fore, if you wish to have look at
it make your visit as early as pos
sible. Bring the children with
you; such sight is always wei
come. to the little ones. ..
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Peckville.

Marion Finch, of Canaan Corners, was a
caller in town Tuesday.
o. D. Secor, our tonsorial artist, has re-
moved his barber shop to the Dunlap
building on Cemetery street.
The Young Peoples society Of the Meth
odist Episcopal church will hold an avoir-
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a NRUM NOgRa "

and "used-up" feeling is the first warn
ing that your liver isn't doing its work
With torpid liver and the impure blood
that follows it, you're an easy prey to all
sorts OF ailments. DR.. Pierce's Golden Med
lcal Discovery cures every one of them
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-02

HAVE USED DR.. Thomas Eclectric Oil for
Group and colds, and declare it positive
cure. Contributed by William Ray, $40
Plymouth avenue. Buffalo, N. Y.
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Important; Very.

syracuse Post.
Joe Howard has seen Mark Twain and
Mark Twain has seen Joe Howard; and
each has seen the other.
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SOME REMARKABLE cures Of desfness are
recorded OF DR.. Thomas Eclectric Oil.
Never fails to cure earache.
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Have You Seen the
BROOKLYN
bridge
YETI

1t is well worth seeing, bring
ing to mind some of the artistic
features of the Worlds Fair. The
bridge is made of CASTLE Soa p. 1t
is a pure White CASTLE, and is a
floating Soap; made only from
pure vegetable oils. We are sell
ing it at the unheard of price,
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MINOR INDUSTRIAL NoTEs:


Freight traffic on the railroads has CON-
pletely recovered from the effecIs of the
strike and has resumed normal conditions.
AS result of the excessive production in
June and the large output during the
present month, it is said anthracite coal
prices have gone to pieces. Some leading
interests admit selling stove coal in New
York at So 40, or rs cents below the July
circular, and no buyer will be refused con-
cessions by any company.
The Reading Railroad company, which
owns the Tidewater canal, running from
Wrightsvile to Havre dc Grace, ON Chese
peake bay, has refused oyertures from the
Pennsylvania Canal company, looking to-
ward the repairing of the damaged section
Of the canal. AS result, some sixty of
the Pennsylvania Canal company's best
boats are blockaded below Marietta.
A Philadelphia iron broker tells the
Times that he has refused orders for 1000
tons OF pig iron at the current market
price. The iron was wanted for August,
September and October delivery, and he
could not take the orders without tying
up this production to greater extent
than he thinks wise. He expects an nd.
vance in prices by the end of the summer.
Reports on the bituminous coal trade
show that producers are busy replenishing
the stocks reduced at distributing points
by the late strikes Bituminous coal is
not stocked to any considerable extent, as
is the practice In the anthracite industry
when production runs ahead Of tho de-
mand. A general resumption Of opera
tions in the Clearfield and Beech Creek re-
pions is eXpecte ed IN the near future. The
tidcwater demand foi btumnous coal is
quite brisk. Freights are scarcer aud IN
advance is probable
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PIERCE eSssaa- sss. CURE.

Il can truthfully say
that ] believe your Gold
en- Medical Discovery
saved my life. When I
began your treatment
two years ago, l had
been given up by the
Doctor, and my friends
had lost all hope Of my
recovery. l had suffered
for years with torpid
liver; / had chronic
pleurisy and catarrh in
q very bad form. At
tended with hemor-
rhages-was confined to
my bed two months. In
a few days after begin
ming your midicine 1
ht change for the better;
felt almost like a new
very gratefully,
lie i. BRANSFORD,
WNliamsburl, W, Va.
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LJASsoN STARK.
IL AT THE OLD DEPOT HOTEL,
FACTORYViLLE,
is prepared to receive summer boarders and,
furnish rigs for tourists to surrounding towns
aud summer resorts.
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THE TARIFF SITUATION.

The Baltimore Morning Herald
Of July 3ist, thus sums up the tar
iff situation:
II is manifestly true that tariff
legislation, so far as the Fifty-third
Congress is concerned, is near some
sort Of a conclusion. AT present it
appears mach like a deadlock,
though what means of compromise
may be at hand it is impossible to
state.
The action of the Conference
Committee yesterday in failing TO
agree seems to make even more
remote than before the hoped-for
harmony between the two houses.
An uftimatum appears to have been
promulgated by the Senate con-
ferees, which has been Indignantly
repudiated by those from the House.
Notwithstanding rumors circulated
last week to the effect that the pop
ular branch Of Congress was weak
ening, its conferees are holding to
their position tenaciously. In vain
did the Senate members Of the COM
mittee warn them that any change
of the amended bill would cost eight
votes in the upper house, and de-
feat tariff legislation. Even in
the face of that warning, Chairman
Wilson and his colleagues remained
true to their colors.
There is something essentially
heroic in this attitude of the House
of Representatives, hnt it is to be
feared that it will not advance the
interests of tariff legislation in the
Fifty-third Congress. So far as can
be seen, the outcome of the situa-
tion is the Senate bill or no bill, as
has been so often said.
Perhaps the most hopeful sign is
the anxiety Of the House members
to adjourn and go home, with a
view to looking after their districts
during the Congressional campaign.
The opinion is expressed by some
of the leaders that the majority of
the House will take "the best they
can get" before they will prolong
the session indefinitely without the
hope of any tariff legislation.
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Monday, July so, 1890.
A fire at Massey's. Kent county,
destroyed two large warehouses and
other valuable property.
There Is an active contest in the
sixth Maryland congressional dis
trict for the republican nomination
the republicans being very hopeful
of success next November.
The real question Of contention
between the tariff conferees is the
one-eighth Of a cent differential du-
ty on refined sugar. which the Sem
ators insist, must be retained, while
the House members are equally as
steadfast IN their opposition to the
proposition.
Representative Springer, of ILL.,
nois, who has done but little dur
ing the present session of Congress
to further the cause of Tariff re-
form, circulated a paper among
members of the House OF Repre-
sentatiyes for their signatures to a
call for caucus tomorrow night on
the tariff question.
In New York it is said that Dem.
ocrats are trying to harmonic and
agree upon q State ticket. 1t ID
said that President Cleveland is anx-
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ious for this and the name Of Ed
ward Cooper has been suggested for
Governor. It il uncertain whether
Mr.. Il. G. Plat fayors Levi r. Nor
ton or J. Sloat Fassett for the re-
publican candidate for Governor.
The Virginia legislative commit
tee has recommended that Governor
O'Ferrall give up the two Maryland
oyster scbooners captured last Feb
ruary in Tangier sound. The Vir-
ginians defend their right to make
the capture, bat in view of the fact
that the schooners were pursued
into Maryland waters, and in view
of the long existing comfy between
the two States, recommend the sur
render, bat at the same time suggest
additional concurrent legislation by
Maryland on the subject.
Tuesday. July 81, 1894.
Peaches from Kent county are
fetching % a basket.
The old colonial dwelling-house
of the Sudler family was burned in
Somerset county.
The report of the Maryland com
mittee which investigated the cap.
ture Of two schooners by Virginia
authorities has been sent to Gov
ernor Brown.
The Frederick tariff reform dem.
ocrats held a large meeting and
adopted resolutions denouncine
Senator German as a traitor tc
democratic principles and demand.
ing that he should resign his seat
in the Senate.
In response to a Senate resolu.
ton in relation to the admission oil
Chinese into the United States via
Canada, Secretary Carlisle states
that there is reason to believe that
Chinese laborers in considerable
numbers are smuggled into this
CouHIIy.
The Sandy Spring Democratic
and Tariff Reform Club unanimous
ly adopted resolutions calling OH
the Senate to cease its opposition
to the House bill, which embodies
the fulfillment Of the distinct prom
Use upon which the democratic par
ty came into power.
The tariff conference committee
held only an informal session owing
to the absence of Senator Voorhees,,
who is seriously i'll from a compli-
cation of troubles, but the discus.
sion which took place showed that
the House and Senate conferees
were as far apart as ever in their
views On the compromise bill. One
of the House tariff conferees pre-.
dicted that tariff bill will be pass.
ed finally with free raw materials
as one of its features.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-08-02

The people want the tariff ques-
ton Nettled and the sooner it is
done the better it will be for all
parties to the controversy. It is
never safe to fool with the people
and it is the part Of wisdom to re-
cognize the fact before they ham
mcr it into your head. Public men
on whom the hammering is done
seldom survive to receive q second
lesson.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-08-02

President Cleveland's letter aud
Senator Germans speech both have
admirers but the delay in settling
the tariff question has no friends
except the beneficiaries OF the pres
ent law. The people want action
and If they don't get what they
want they will see at the proper
time that those who stand in the
way of their desires "get move on
EN-"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-08-02

Steamer PoroMAc leaves baltimore on
tuesdays at 9 p. m. for Alexandra and
Washington, masking the following land.
ing Miller's. Coan. Bundick's Cowart's,
Lewisetta, kIasale. Lodge. Mundy's Point,
% oeofges lslaod. Piney Point. Leonard
Leaves Washington on Wednesdays at 9
p. m, Tor Baltimore. making the following
Alexandra. 6lymons. stones. Howard's,
Leonardtown, A5eITs, Piney Point, ST.
georges Island Jones. Lodge. Mundy's
roint, hinsale. Cnan, Bundick's, Cowart's,
.ewifeita, Millerss, Brone's. Bacon's.
arriving IN baltimore. .. m, Friday.
Leaving Germantown, Ia. m, Thurs
days; Lodge, IL m. Thursdays; Kinsale,
i-SO p: m, Thursdays; Coan, 3 p. m, Thurs.
days; Bacon's, 7p. IN.
Steamer PoToMAc leaves Baltimore on
Fridays at 8 p m, for Washington. making
the following Bindings:
Miller's. Jones. Bsome's. Bacon's, Coan,
Bundick's, Cowkrt's, Lewisetta, Kinsaie,
ledge, Mundy's Point, st. Georges Island,
Finey Point, Lcenardtown, Abell's, How
ards, stones, Glym0nt, Alexandria. Ar
nving IN Washington early Saturday night.
Steamer PoroMAc leaves Washington on
Sundays al 0 p. m, for Baltimore, making
the following landings:
Alexandris, Glymont, Stones, Towards,
Leonardtown, Abeil's, Piney Point, st.
Georges Island, Lodge, Mnndy's Point,
kinsale, Coan, Bundick's, Cowart's, Lew
isetta, Milier's, Jones' Brome's, Bacon's.
Leaving Leonardtown at z a. m, Mon.
day, Lodge, at IL m. Monday, Kinsale, st
l;30 p. m, Monday, Coan, at 5 p m Mon
Gay, Bacon, at 2 p. m Monday, arriving in
Baltimore at 5 a m Tuesday.
Steamer SUE leaves Baltimore on Wed.
nesdays at 9 p. m, for Washington, making
the following landings:
Miilers, Jones. Bromes, Racons, Barnes,
Coan. Bundicks, Cowarts, Lewisetta, Kin
sale. Lodge, Mundy's Point, Sandy Point,
81 Georges Island, Piney Point, Leonard
town, Abells, Nomiui. Mt. Holly, Deep
Point. Bealls, Towards, Stones, Bushwood,
Lancaster, Giymont, Alexandria.
Steamer SUE leaves Washington ON
Mondays at p. m, for Baltimore, making
the following landings:
Alexandria, Glymont, Lancaster, Bush
wood, Stones, Towards, Leonardtown,
Abells, Nomini. Mt. Holly, Deep Point,
Bealls, Sandy Point. Piney Point, st.
Georges Island, Barnes, Coan, Bundicks,
Cowarts, Lewisetta, Millers, Jones, Bromes,
Bacons.
Leaving Leonardtown at 5 a. m, Tues.
day. Lodge at 70 M, Tuesday, Kinsale at
1:3O p. m. Tuesday, Coan at D. m,
Tuesday. Bacon's at TIP. m, Tuesday,
arriving in Baltimore, a. m. Wednesday
Steamer SUE leaves Washington on Sat.
urdays at @ pm making the following
landings only:
Alexandra, Piney Point, st. Georges
Island, Millers. Barnes, Coan, Bundicks,
Cowarts, Lewisetta, Lodge, Mundys Point,
Kinsaie.
Returnsng:-Leaves Kinsale Sundays at
IL m, for Washington, touching at Point
Lookout, Millers, 81. Georges and Piney
Point Leaving Piney Point at z m
arriving in Washington early Monday
morning.
ALVIN p. KENNEDY,
July 20, OFF General Agent.
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luded In beautiiial language 10 the pur;tx
OF the life OF the deceased and express
the heartfelt sympathy OF all Tor his afiiics.
ed mother and family, who were prevented
from attending his bedside owiEsr ID the
strikes prevailing. ID. J. MARSHALL. uncle
OF the deceased. len with the remains on
the evening Omaha train for Baltimore
where the funeral will take place Some
beautiful floral tributes accompanied the
caskef, bearing testimony 20 the high es.
TEEN In which Mr.. Garner was held bv his
associates. Nr. Garner was f,r some
months on the staff Of the Leader.--THe
Superior Lender.
Charles NJ. Garner, bookkecpc. for the
Russell Miller Milling Company, died last
night at 1870 Of typhoid fever He had
been III Tor two weeks and made a strong
light, but wes ia no condition % withsisn md
a long seige Of fever as he was run down
by hard work. His ambition led him back
10 his work every evening when he would
labor Tor several hours over his books, des.
pffe the repeated admonifions OF the mill
company officers. He vas q nephew OF
ID. j. Marshall, clerk for the Land & River
Improvement Company, with which con.
Germ he work for some time before accept
80 49, PS0&tsIA Win oGA0Q IkEDHUlIc.
The remains will be sent to Baltimore. his
home, on this evenings Omaha. and will
be accompanied by Mr.. Marshall.
Mr.. Garner came here from Baltimore
about two years ago, and although only
eighteen years OF age. had secured an envi.
able position with the Russell. Miller Mill.
lug company, and had endeared himself 70
the hearts of the younger class of the com.
| munity. He was member Of St. Alhan's
church In which he was an usher and took
prominent part in its executive affairs
bis Christiss like character, manly bear.
ing and staunch uprightness, as well as his
noble and fearless and gentlemanly dispo.
siti0n made him beloved and respected by
ell with whom he came in contact, and
his loss will he very deeply felt by the
| young men who were his immediate asso.
ciates-Ecening Telegram
Died, at the residence of her parents In
the 9Th district, July End, ultimo, SALLIE
A. HAMMETT, in the 18th year OF hel
age.
just in the prime OF wonanhood like a
flower, that blooming rose, she gave her
heart to Jesus and rested in sweet repose
She was so kind and gentle; too good for
this world below, so she went TO Heaven
in that world where parting Is no more.
Gone, yes gone forever
Where no more pains will be
But where angels hover round her
Bright and free.
by her sister, Mamie.
At the residence of his parents in the 3rd
election district, GEO. CLEVELAND, in.
liant son of Thomas l. aud Lizzie Graves
aged 8 months and IS days.
His little cradle is empty
And papa's pet has gone
To join his darling brother
For whom we have just mourned.
We tried 10 save him,
But God thought il best,
To take him 10 his brother
In the heavenly home of rest.
by has Aunt Blanche.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-08-02

Japan and China are mt war and
the advantages OF the preliminary
skirmishes are reported to be with
the Japanese. They have captured
the King Of Corea, and in a naval
engagement near Fontoa Island
taken a warship and sunk some
transports with all on board.
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UNDERTAKING.

Situated one mile G4T
and a~nslf from Great 1900 G%
Mills, on the road 20
81. Georges, with an elegant hearse and .
full stock Of Collins and Baskets, we are
prepared 10 serve funerals at the sh0rtest
notice and upon the most reasonable terms
All orders quickly and neatly attended 3,
LEWIS ]. CLARKE &c BRO.
April 26--tI.
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- FOR THE BLOOD,
Weakness. Malaria, indigestion and
BiliouxneGs, take
BR6WN,s IRON BrT'rERs.
IL cures quickly. For sale by oil dealers I'm
medicine. Get tho genuine.
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New Advertisements.
Notice.

The Public have so otter been hoaxed by
advertisements that we insert this notice.
as guarantee of good faith. In every
particular will our programme be carried
out. No expense will be spared TO make
the LADY OF Lyons the most artissically
presented drama Sc Mary's ever gave.
Reserve seats 20 cents. Those who desire
good seat, or also expect TO be late, can
secure reserve seat tickets at Mr.. j. j.
Coughs, Chaptico. There is only limit
ed number, and many are already secured.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-08-02

Repeal the Mckinley tariff bill
and then there will be an abundance
oftime to quarrel over the way it
was done.
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roR THE LEGIsLATrRE

Please announce Mr. MoRGAx RALEY
as candidate for the next House Of Dele
gates. He win be warmly supported by
the 7Gs Dsstyict.
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UNDERTAKING.

HAVING located nc Great Mills, Md.
Ii with new HEARSE and a full stock
of COFFINS, CASKETS. ROBES, ETC., I
am prepared % serve funerals at the short
est notice and upon reasonable terms.
I am, also, prepared to build CARTS.
WAGONS and BUGGIES at the lowest
prices.
Repairing, painting and trimming q spe-
cialty. r. L. =. PRICE.
June TIT.
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JOSEPH LANTZ, manufacturer Of bed
coseriets, bags, Ingram and rag csrpcfs.
On the Lesinards0wn mad near California.
NO. Jsa- q, D4-sf.
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TREE SCHOLARSHIP,

FREE SCHOLARSHIP.
Office Board School Commissioners.
Leonardtown, Md
competitive examination for the Free
Scholarship in the Md. Agricultural College
will be held in the Public School building on
MONDAY and TUESDAY, August the 18th
and l4th- proximo.
The scholarship entities the holder to board
and tuition free.
HENRY wINGATR.
July l9-td. Examiner.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.
Office Board School Commissioners,
Leonarsituwn, Nd.
The annual examination of applicants for
Teachers Certificates viii be held In the Pub
lie School building, Leonardtown, ON
MONDAY and TUESDAY, the I3th ana I4th
August, proximo.
Applicants for SECOND GRADE certificates
will attend the first day; applicants for FIRsT
GRADE both days. Examination commences
O. m.
By GFtier,
HENRY wINGATE.
July ltd. Examiner.
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IMPORTANT TO TAXPAYERS,

1 VIII be, until further notice. for The
purpose OF receiving taxes az
-hechG"iesrifle, on LIST Monday of
each month.
Chdpfieo. on 1st Tuesday after the
LIST Monday of each month.
-HiIesfoscH, on the LIST Wednesday
after LIST Monday Of each month
J. Fl. PARSONS. College,
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School Notice.
Office Board school Commissioners
Leonartitown. Md. /
The Public Schools of the county will reorau
on MONDAY, Sept II. 1891.
By order,
HENRY wINGATE,
July It'd. Secretary
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-08-02

WANTED..-By middle aged Eng
w lish lady tuition for the fall. English,
German, French, Piano. Painting and
Drawing taught S. Err,
Laurel Grove, ST. Mary's county.
July 20, '04-3
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NEWS IN BRIEF.
Monday, July 80, 1890.

FROM ae Baltimore Sun.