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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-15

Twelve months befofs Is had haads Misa
Henderson III 8ifaF III marriage under
she impression tfsas slse eifi was fiaAly
| devoted HI him whether he f6yed hef
ha was rot ht that tiine sfFA Within ii
week H his feiseti6- ha hsd bsefl res
fHsedAhH knew for eHFEaiH EhAt he dill
a6t After that he had met Lucy Hen
aeFsea frequently and had found tie
mixture u HsieAdllnpss and pity wifi
which she treated him axaetiy to hia
fafeys faa knew ulat tile aiFI tiiaHRiit
She had aafHelieH hls existence fgfavaf,
and he had encouraged her Iii this no
tieih BE felt that he Was acting Tho
part af 4 gleFiied Major Dabhin and
playing 10 aHe6nihluhly well On ptia ua
easieH be had sung 1.-THE beyeut Lower
III her pfessiiee with 80 much feeling as
30 have affected even himself That ha
Was dbins a sfeat evil by this posing he
had never reflected HE had not even
dreamed that Miss Hehaefsaa's feelings
toward hih Wafa undergoing ANY
change When che had proclaimed her
lave for him that night he had been for
b seeeiia aiasf as the ehasm that hal
opened before him "Ana q sen
know, be concluded. awhs | confessed
10 the robbery =
"Eat what tAe devil has oil this tn
40 with itff l replied anasiiy
what Weald saa hass aeaa In my
piaeeSa
4=IHa=Risafess was br no meafis
saeid='sl suppose yaU coaitn't have
held her straight cat that sea no le,gsF
lave ke4sss
Insult her al tlae ssenieft slae was
standing hp feF me 30 MaHAiaeeAtlst =
"Weil, then, have married her. =
"saifs sat HE the question llAposi
bai"
"As II Ia he raid. 'stiAa connection
lsAs sesA severed, ard her aasaaalv
pride has not been wounded Az fes 4aa
a can So IA another te@A and start
Asfssh Henderson Aaa accepted The gao
1 haSs seAt Ai4s, and ssa. he and ait
daughter are ali who will knew sAss
s4IAs III this affair"
1taSk Ab iAs hat 10 leave.
nAsa went let tlis interfere with
ohF RseAaAhsn " saia MaAsae4, halalAs
cat hfs hand
Ernest MafsaeA 1 replied, t.Saa
ara eftheE tfe greatest saint ia s4eat4a4s
~ the fAeaAest haaAa. l @Ell write 10
yea @beA 1 ascertain which. "
Stree then MA4xaeA has ~fsteea h
hse esss af twice bat / have viewer We
EFea 10 hi4AA. eAA4Fs# make 40 NY
HASsa asSat Rss behavior That Ire was
Wfohs 10 Rave followed MISS HeaAezsaA
w9ea ne knew tesas he dfA MT love Ase<
" esyosA Saesssl. 4Ass beng 20, IT III
1aeAS - 44se ss4seFaRsss egsAf Ne 0ae4E 10
have 26A44FaA Den, And hrs Subsequent
etn6ute A99@Ass 4aeaA besoRA esre6e4fee
qo 4sseefe M H9EapeasAFf Aary ne aTsr.
cred ms G@Aa 4laffe. Al ssateE saaaes ii is
senhlIy SS1vFdFfs 10 4Ffe eaiat ne 2saeht Rat
- have FfAsTFea 4es-A SeaH4ea vi heF
t7tsl ~sas Hdt 10 be e~Ssba&FeA-ana
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I'll Hsshs hH FAaae. A. ahssesasa,
4 AsA fg fssa From a aeefHF6h hs esseh slna
aa rns ~h4ae MsEsAeah, 4ay oaA 9~tlgH,
y ssth5 4ssatfey 9Sah nay lnasIaee
There w Qtle 0fFaaff,sh ehhf QfafnahAS
M tstswtaR. How was iii ehtts, III apfee oF
IRIS confession, at NO EFafe beFfssaeA I'm
4ay ffahas gdflt
7 hsa Hat1teh #he4fonay myself -0H.
am Skatch.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-15

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ssoral and srlsyAteal ensarkp AIarslAls
sssxs the vfStsr 4f ErAiilliehyare an.l
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tser Rf@fr saasesI hi tsetso,
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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-15
Notice ~ Morianea sale.


Default existing IN a mortgages made and exc,
entsA hy Adelbert w. Hnlfridge and Emma *.
Ituldtidga, husband and wife, m0ftgagors, said
piortgage being dated May LIST, 1901, and executed
May Bt1l, f8ga, 10 the Northwestern Loan a Bank.
ing company, OF Madison, south Dakota, mort,
gaveN, on the southwest quarter Of section 10
toWnehip ius nnrthOf range 81, west Of the 9th
principal meridian In Lake county, south Dakota,
given To secure the payment OF q certain note for
1890 1T evpaa date Herewith, With interest AZ II
per cent tppr annams amid mortgage having been
Aled for record Ia the nfaee OF fhe register OF
decide uw the 18th day of May, 1865, at 1880 O'clock
II M, aid recorded In book N Of mortgages on
page aHS there being now due on said mortgage
the sum of $ss.Sl besides nm attorney fee. of so
stipulated III aald mortgage: Therefore. the sher-
LII Of said lake county Will soil ths said real es-
tate nc the front door of the court house in the
rlty 1T Madfsnn, Lake county, South Dakota. ON
the md dag af March, lsan, ~ two o'clock p. m,
10 the highest bidder TOR cash, 10 satlafy said debt
and attorney fee aud costs VI saie.
Dated Ne Madison, Lake county South Dakota,
thlw 10th dMy ~ January, 1890
TilR NORTHWESTERN LOAN e BANKING
COMPANY,
Mortgagee.
], N, WILLIAMSON,
Attorney for Mortgagee.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-15

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Ms*m@A&M
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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-15

Default existing In u mortgage naSde and exe-
ented by Carl aalaan Rngnherg and Lisa R0mberg,
hushaAd and witss mortgagors, dated December
~ t@AA "a the NORTHWESTERN Loan & Ranking
company, on Madison, South Dakota, naoftgagees.
ea The wet half VI the northwest quarter
and southeast qaaFseF 0f northwest quarter Of
section twenty five tai In township one
Aanassd ard ave giNl narth 0f range afty-
foAr ts4l Wvs4 OF the Mfeh principal merfa-
sNA IN tASe county, Sa0sA naka&a,
given ~ sepAre s~ssSsaeat Of \ eersaia note for
So Ne IL aseM gsase Herewith with Interest sS IL
FeF cent per AtsMssa araHA date said EanF4eMeA
having been Ntea II the osace ot the register III
dg@Ses IN ana EnF sac eaNntx VI Lake. state at
Nvash AMkNss> on the MA aay 81 JanRaFy. aSgA 81
SAFpe sVksck IL m~> and rex0raea Ia book fs 0f
NaAFs9aEe&@ an PAGE ASeS thesS hNsng hew aae On
said NaGxek&re t&& Sara III SMAs2. GeSa&e@ an assnr-
Mes NeN % ~ ssaPaaasaa IN Sasa asaEt9agNs ThsEy-
fore tAe SAessN ea SAse l&sp saaMg waA sell all
TIE pkAts tssae aAA gAteFv~R THAR SxA RAaEtgAgors
Ind ii AsNA W said sasEa ~ she &ra aA0 a aeeC@ns-
ASas FN& ~ sAe treas AsaF ~ she c0&r hea@e IN
TIRE Ss4s WA A&&asaA ard Ssamss @E Lake am& SsEse
8s SsMtA Da&esa ga aAe Pad day oS March. aSG.
all N&8 AS&saG& rs Ha~ 10 NMe As9Ae4 haaAcH Eor
eAsA> - sasaSsS sasa aeea aaAa Arssrnes Fee and
Dasas az NaaN
Ess~d 4 Maaasoa, laee ssaay i n. sAAsaxy
RID NowrmwRsrsRS nosAS u RANK
sNSNAs
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Artossses scr Mortgage
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-15
Mestea a -nnAasorr

FRass3s " M9eioek II Mexsillssss. aSeesska.
@n&lEB4& ASfMbE MsEen VI ne amAHgNaMA&m 10.
aatab@4@ eAf64 NE 8m82&@ ~ MMFa1kk j. MNG5I-
ifvfay a3eesssd4 - fhA creditors 0f and al pef.
COOS having claims mwMRMak kMe mmid deceased, 10
exhsbth thshs. mfak sNe mSSaaeATy veMrheFe. With
iii a8x KsNntha after The Nf#f qualifications Of this
nwtlee, 10 The said administrator ~ sue store
batnnKInH ~ said estate In the city Of MndfmOn
In the county "a LMks, HOUAh DMkota.
Uated at madison, eeetnb0F ABth, f8gt.
NORMAN D. MDGILLEvkAH, and
ADkLLA II. MCGILLIYHAY
.AdtnlnietFatuFs Ut the Estate OE Muydpek VI.
McattIlyfaF. FL. H0pfsR.
Attorney for said administrators
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-15
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Ones az C0mislasB1hsT 81 school nMa phhn.
1MmdaN5Nn9ia III hGrsMv RiwHn.Nhak IN ahM aekf
day 81 MaIEhs 1DM& Ak the mnsoId and umiARs6l
EeaVUf lends 8n RAA&WMMSy III KA&Na viii IL nfs8rdF
Tor lAaee t0 the highest b3dMmxs IN .nmhain annslom
IS the front door ok the court fh1nse. I'M III
cunntys Said l@aaimR Win b@ h@aa between I'M
tha hours Of ten o'clock !. n. and i've ose1nek q
m., ~ aaeh day. umtsA mA2a tine kFaefe 81 Nehuo
lands have been offered FOR lease.
Pierre, South Dakota, January &. YNe5.
TM0&s HsRNTH.
Commissions d school and Public Lands.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-15
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eSsa6ss4sss@ VI II asvsea xasnasrsaee aIg @-xseczssea
A5Ea as~asserea rs AasH4e ASlssn HsNeara &aah Haaan
wilson T~ee91, 4Hfr assEsaArA. ufg2eacer@ 10 Vii
h@m A.. %%aaaA suaaSyseea, AessrMe aaHe 10 the
4aUh DAY &A Atass NssA saieh mortgage Natk d
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&er HarahA aA 56He aaiseesaf Alse ssxisaaf al assafs 8R
Eaaas ed MEas, assa, "a i aHietA y. 1h-. ANA aiHNs re
ctraeA - steak a9S3 gusataAgss. an gItscss 61SEI
NatkAxfsE. sAasR, sNshkrsns. MHKr as chained 4A NV
qfIss aatA unpaid en- smAa sfssasgts1t ~. Ihh a4ss 8F
tlffs a~ttpife, 4iF AtEuls6f NsNo asFfHifre8s n1sa etnhrs.
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contained NJ Fs1f anfExsnEgs, aanfi pursuant Vii mise
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1sassasgeNsfu IN 4BFaGigAsa atHd tsls premises
~Stssrsasf 3usassat1nehs ~ wit: a'fe aesat hsh r1 vol
rsaBEyarsvb fats, s~gsarslilp aSne hundred aAl alpllt
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sntaefh sdt aasttesc1tsn9y sHs thhs 9atsnafeg. af public
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SALTS, liiaainfllllr %iakBl asu1FsAesA ffEe p~prupiiiad ans
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pd8s tDE aUaatazes. fAa6
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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-15

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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-15
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-08-08
The Comedy Company.

The members of the Gilmaine Stock Co.,
whose performance in Leonardtown on
July 18th is 50 pleasantly remembered, will
return for two performances at the Hall on
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings next,
18th and 14th instant. Included in the
company are the old favorites Misses Phil
lips, Wheeler, Noah and Benson, Dr.
DAILY and Messrs. Randolph and Black.
Owing 10 the absence Of Mr.. Gilmaine
from Washington, the management have
secured Mr.. Rotert w. Smiley. who is un-
der contract TO play comedy roles in sup
port Of Charles Hanford, the great TRACE
dian, to play the roles formerly played by
Mr.. Gilmaine. The plays that will be
produced include the former successes,
THE Dancing Master" and my Wiie's
Bonnet" and two new ones, Barbara"
an idyllic dramatic sketch by the writer of
"The Idle Thoughts of an Idle Fellow"
jerome K. jerome, and "On an Island"
charming curtain raiser for two characters.
Both Of these plays have been given with
great success the past season by "The Ma
tional Theatre Comedy Company of Wash
ington. Besides two of these plays each
evening programme of songs, duets. quar-
tettes, ETC., will be given by Miss Merle Es-
puta, who. by the way, is sister of Ma
dame Josephine Esputa Daily, singer we'll
remembered in our town; Miss Noah, who
sang so pleasingly at Mr.. Gilmaine's per-
Torrance; DR.. Daily and Mr.. Randolph, of
whom nothing need be said. Mr. Smiley
will contribute his delightful recitations
and Miss Benson charm the audiences with
her graceful dancing. Besides all these
things, the management have secured the
services Of Miss Grace Hamilton, probably
the most talented pianist in Washington,
of whom the Washington Post recently
said "she will be distinct credit to her
country" The performances will begin
at S.45 each evening.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-08-08

The Commissioner Court win mee,
Tuesday next, the 18Th, instant
Rain Is very much needed. and from
every section Of the county comes com.
plants Of suffering crops.
The advertisement Of the grand double
uack tournament, supper and bali at Chap.
uco VIII appear in our next paper.
The fame OF DR.. Chas. Combs experi.
ment with The frogs has reached New York
ana recent issue Of the Tf,as, Of that
city had long article upon IL.
Tuesday last while playing in a barn.
frank Drury,a 10 year old boy living with
Mr.. Vincent Brewr, 9th district. fell and
was % badly injured that he died sunday
the Bird instant
The Third Annual Exhibition Of the
Agricultural Fair Association of Prince
Georges County win be held a, Upper
Marlboro August q. %, % and S0th in.
ssAnts. We hope ST. Mary's farmers viii
exhibit their products and thus advertise
our county.
Monday and Tuesday next, the 18th and
18th, insiants, are the days fixed for the
annual examination of applicants for
teachers certificates. On the same days a
competitive examination for free scholar.
ship, for either sex. in the Western Mary.
land College. will be held. See advs.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-08-08
Personal.

Sefeo0aI.
Mr.. Henry A. Ford and sons, of Balti
more, are on q visit to ST. Mary's.
Mr.. Henry Greenwell, of st. Inigo'-, is
visiting his Leonardtown friends
Mr.. ]. T. West and family, of Washing
ton, are visiting friends in Leonardtown.
Capt. J. d. Loker and wife are spending
the Summer at their home in the Second
district
Miss Nellie Greenwell, of Washington, is
visiting Mrs. Fl. S. Jarboe near Leonard
town.
Miss Katie Maddox, of Washington. is
on q visit to Mrs. Rhodes Shepard near
Red Gate.
Miss Jessie Fenwick and Mable Ford, of
this district, are visiting Miss Ellen Edelen,
Baltimore.
Misses Cambs and Fitzpatrick, of Wash
ington, are visiting Miss Ruth Combs, of
this town.
Mrs. Eliza Dillow, of Baltimore, is on a
visit to her nephew Mr.. Joseph A. Dillow,
of this town.
Mr.. George Combs, of Washington, is on
q visit to his father, DR.. Charles Combs,
Leonardtown.
Miss Marion Smith, of this town, who
has been quite sick, has We are pleased TO
hear, entirely recovered.
Miss Mary Wade, of Baltimore, is on a
visit to Mrs. Joseph T. Cough at Nuns
Oak" Medley's Neck.
Horace Durant, Esqr., of Washington.
d. c.. is on a visit to his sister, Mrs. L.
Ernest Payne, of this town.
Miss Mamie McDevitt, of Baltimore, is
visiting Miss Mamie Greenwich, at Green
briar," near Leonardtown.
Mr.. John Flynn, Miss Ula Flynn and
Miss George Laub, Of Washington, are on
visit TO Mrs. L. A. Jones, this village.
Mr.. Roland Duke, of Washington, and
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hooper, of Baltimore,
are visiting Mrs. John F. Duke, near this
village.
Mr.. Chas. A. Yates, Mrs John T. Rat
ferty, Mrs. A. J. Pohl and Misses Katie
Corbett, Mamie Rafferty,, L. NJ. Smith
all of Alexandra, Va. are stopping al
Moore's Hotel.
Among the many guests at Moore's Ho-
tel, this village, was Miss Maggie Davis, of
Baltimore. who took her departure Mon
day last on the steamer Potomac, leaving
behind many friends and admirers.
Mrs Lancaster. nee Stone, recently of
Ida Grove, Ida County, Iowa, has returned
10 her old home, at "Cobrum," and we are
told win take up her residence there as
soon rs her husband can dispose Of his
Iowa property.
Mr.. Frederick Chunn, who has recently
graduated with honors from the Law,
School of Yale University. il visiting his
Aant, Mrs. T. Lee Mattingly. near this
town. Mr.. Chunn. we are told. will begin
the practice of his profession in Baltimore.
We wish him success.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-08-08
A Delightful Excursion.

Monday last the Steamer Sue, Capt. Jas.
Geoghegan, ran an excursion to Washing
ton. The trip was well patronized by our
friends of St. Inigo's. The Steamer left
Grason's at a. m. and reached Washing
ton at JPN. Among those on board were:
Mrs. Henry Abel, Miss Katie Fox well,
Mr.. J. w. Freeman, wife and two child.
rem, Mr.. Magill. Mr.. d. Z. Mole, Mr.. &C.
Gil, Mr.. Eddie Birch, Miss Annie Birch,
Mrs. p. G. Edelen. Mr.. Wilkinson, Miss
Mamie Raley, Miss Katie Raley, Miss Mgr.
tie Beal. Mr.. Will Stone, Mr.. Edgar Smith,
Jr., Mr.. Davis, Messrs. Bruce and Stirling
Tyler, Miss Avia Raley, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
w. Raley, Dir. Clarence Beal, Mr.. Harry
Greenwell, Miss Bertha Freeman, Miss
Nettie Mattingly and many others.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-08-08
Serious Accident.

Mr., George T. Cusic, Of the 9Th district,
was. Friday last, dangerously gored by
vicious bull. We are tld that Mr.. Cusic
was endeavorirg to drive the animal out
of field when it made rush at him and
struck him near the small of the back, one
horn piercing his side and penetrating the
lung. Drs. Lynch and Richardson rem.
dered the necessary attention and at latest
advices Mr.. Cusic was improving. Mr..
Cusic is good man and q good citizen and
we hope will soon recover.
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downtown Locals.


(Fivn our Regular CorrsspOndent)
Summer boarders continue TO arrive at
the different summer resorts. Really the
presence of new faces relieves the monotony
and one feels refreshed in consequence of
the same. We notice that since Messrs.
Roscoe G. Searle, Carl r. Hohaff and
Thomas s. Scrivner, Of Washington, ID. c.,
left Millers wharf, after very pleasant
two weeks outing, that the place Is very
quiet. These young men enjoyed life and
made those with whom they came in con-
tact feel that il is not altogether a melan-
choly thing to be tossed on life's tempestu.
Gus sea. They were excellent performers
upon the guitar and organ, and their sing.
ing was delightful. Several times we had
the pleasure Of taking a sail with them,
and we enjoyed II much, particularly
whenever the two alpine blossoms" of
Lancaster, Pa, honored Us with their sweet
presence.
watermelons large and sweet are being
sold at reasonable figures hereabouts.
Capt John L. Davis takes the palm in
raising the earliest melons Of this section.
His "Jim Cobb's" cannot be excelled either
in size or flavor.
Miss Marie Carpenter, Of New York.
and Miss Bessie Gill, Of Baltimore, Nd,
are visiting friends at Miller's wharf.
Merchants seemingly are doing fair
business-principally-well. they under
stand the credit system thoroughly well.
Few fish are being caught just now.
Captain w. Fl. moore, of Long island,
N. J., is the principal party who supplies
families, etc, with taylors, trout and Sleeps
head. w. p. Powell, Esq, is shipping
crab meat TO different parts North. Jerry
B. Wrightson, Esqr., 10 manager, and he Ii
q man of push, etc.
Corn is up to the expectation of farmers,
and truckers are In buoyant spirits. To.
matoes are prolific and large withal.
August Is with us, and wild flowers with
their varigated colors-yellow. purple and
crimson-are pleasing TO the eye.
Mrs. Rebecca Talbert, Of A. A. county,
Ii visiting her niece, Mrs. Jno. 8. Jarboe,
at the Pine.
AxxkxRA.
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Religious.

Religious.
CHRIST CHURCH, Chaptico.
Every Sunday 10 4. NJ. Sunday School.
1890 A. n. Service and Sermon.
First Sunday In every month Holy Com
muninn.
81. Andrews Chureh.--Services with SER
mon every Sunday in the month ct 1880 q.
m. Holy Communion irst Sunday.
50. James Csapei.- Western Branch,-
the first and third Sunday in the month at
3D.. m. Sunday School at 2. p. m.
Patsfzsm Bsach-Services the fourth
Sunday in the month, and Sunday School
every Sunday at 8 p. m
81. Peters Chapel, LsOhGrdtocH-Even-
song and sermon every second and NH
Sunday in the month ct $50 p m.
All Saints Church.
Service every Sunday morning at 10
O'Clock a. m. Due notice will be given OF
all special service.
Rev. ii. FIELDS SAUMENIG.
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Excursion.

Read the lad" of Grand Moonlight Ex-
cursion, elsewhere published. Several
changes have been made, not errors in the
original "ad. ;" but due TO desire to have
some announcement in time on the part Of
those who seek to make 1t q success and
accessible TO all The plan seems 70 be q
good one and no change can or viii now
be made. II seems to meet the require
ments of the occasion. Go on it and have
q good time
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Concert.

There will be q Concert on August %,
1895, at Leonardtown for the benefit offs
Paurs II. Z. Church. Fall particulars
will be given next week.
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A CARD.

A GARD.
CHAPTrco, MD., August 9th, 1895.
MessrS. Editors of the BEACON:
Dear Sirs:-You will please inform your
Chaptico Correspondent who used my
name in a recent issue of your paper if
they desire using my name in their future
communications they must confine them
selves TO the truth as truth is mighty and
must prevail. Yours respectfully,
A. s. BEALE.
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s'It i the best patent medicine In the
world i what Mr. L. M. Hartman, Of
Marqaam, Oregon, says NJ Chamberlain's
Cole. Ch0lera aad Disrrhcea Remedy.
"What leads me TO maze this assertion Il
that dysentery In its worse form was prev
alent around here last sumner and it never
took over two or three doses Of that rene
dy to effect cure. For sale by w. +.
Greenwell & Son, LIE ,eardtow6 j. 3 Mat
thews, Valley Lee. aud all cou ntry stores.
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Notice to Correspondents.
The communication Of Observer was re-
ceived too late for this weeks paper. II
will appear in our next.