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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-09-27
Tribute Of Respect.

A. a meeting ofthe Parish Aid Society,""
of Christ Church, Chapiico, held September
18th, a Committee was appointed to take
suitable action respecting of one ofiis mem
bers, Mr.. VIM. A. KIRK. Thereupon, the
following preamble and resolutions have
been adopted:
WHEREAS, it has pleased our Heavenly
Father, the Author of life, To remove from
our midst, by death, our esteemed friend
and eilow-communicant, WILLIAM Al
ExANDER KIRK, therefore be il
Res0Ieed, That We alace on record cur
warm appreciation Of the life, which has
been Withdrawn, for a little while, from
our sight; remembering with thankfulness
the patience in suffering and the cheerful.
ness in weakness which characterized our
departed friend, through years of infirmity
and the struggling hours of his last sick
ness; praying Almighty God to give US each
a like fortitude To bear the cross, and faith
to await the glorious crown Of everlasting
life, which the Lord will give TO those who
love Him
ResOsced, That we extend TO his bereaved
wife and daughter our heartfelt sympathy,
committing To His loving care and comfort
VIM haS taugnt US III niS iuiy WOIu tnat
He doth not willingly afflict or grieve the
children of men," but though he cause grief,
yet will He have compassion according TO
the multitue of His mercies
ResOlced, That a copy of these resolu-
tons IS sent to the bereaved family, and
also copy be made on the minutes Of the
Society.
KATE L. WARISG.
r. G REEVES, Committee
JAMES l.. SMILEY,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-09-27


The lis,of electInn officials is published
Ia another columns
Thns. Dple and wis and child are visit
ing tie family Of tfr. Johr y. Duke. this
district.
Up 10 Friday at IL N COZ licenses to
tong for oysters had been issued by Clerk
Greenwich.
The white public schools Of the county
will reopen Tuesday next, October 1st,
proximo
Thursday last lightning struck a straw
stack belonging to DIR. Henry Elf, of the
2nd district, and burned IT,
ar. Thos W. Goode. of Hill Top, reports
bail in his section Wednesday evening last
but saws little or no dam, ge was done.
Ostober 2. 8. 0. 1OaoI11 are registration
days and during That time We hope the
nsale "f ever; qualified Democratic voter
in The county will b. pus upon the list.
Mr. Uobhin. proprietor # Co,on's-on the
Potomac died suddenly in Washington
city SUNDAY last. A cDngestiye chill SUI
perinduced by c,ld bath was the cause
OF death
We have endeavoreh ,n clear our files
elis week uf accumulated favors uf cures
pondenis and next week hope 10 have
room so give our readers a resume Of the
political siination
On our firs. page we print The Memorial
Address OF James w Thomss. E.ar of
Cnmhcrl4nd, upon Hon. Be- @ Harris,
the speech of Hon. John L Hurst. NJ An
napolis. an. other interesting reading.
Capt. Sylvester, of the Matyl.n1 Agricul.
tural. notifies the School ID lard Of the
arrival of Masters Leslie Combs and Meb
Locker at College and expresses himself as
much pleased with the young gentlemen
The president Of Western Maryland Col
lese hrs notified our School authorities of
the arrival OF Miss Erva Foxwell, who
recenflY won the free scholarship at that
Institution Miss Foxwell was pupil of
Mr.. g w. JOY, Of this town, and when
examined at College for entry into the
Freshman class passed second in a class
of2I.
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Correspondence IF tie Bedcon.)
CIAPFICO. Sen

CHAPrTco, Sept. 10, 1895.
On Tuesday, Aug. 18th, a most interest
ing entertainment was given by the youth
full talent Of Chaptico church and friends
at Chaptico Hall. 1t was matter of some
surprise that no one has reported il to you.
Therefore, even though late, allow me TO
give you brief description of this little
play, both in justice TO your readers and 10
those participating
The entertainment consisted in the pre-
senta,ion of the Operetta-"Red- Riding
Hood" The talent ofthe children Though
hastily trained) backed by the beautiful
scenery in the Hall, made marked effect.
Briefly, the programme ran thus:
PROLOGUE COMPOSED BY Mrs. G. w. MAD
Dox). welcome to the Hail." Sung by ALL
SCENE I.-Woods. Enter queen and fairies.
Queen on throne. Dialogues and choruses.
H.-Red Riding Hood and Mother. Good
bye" duet.
nT.-wolf, soliloquizing In garden. Red Rid
ing Hood appears. Dialogue.
IT.-Pseudo- G randmother (wolf) In bed Red
Riding Hood sings. The attack. Rescue by
III.
singing.
The characters were represented as follow:
Fairy Queen, Elsie Reed.
Red Riding Hood, Helen Burnside
Mother, blanche Hayden.
Wolf Mr. q. w. Naddox-
FAIRIES, LOttie Davis, Pearl Maddox, Marjorie
Maddox, Laurel Hayden, Annie p Hayden,
Ruth Burnside, Katherine Reed and Emma
Hayden. Accompanist, Miss Efie Hammett
The children acquitted themselves admi-
rably and elected well-meri,ed applause.
Dressed in white tarlatan, dotted with stars,
and bearing wands in their hands, they
tripped shout the stage like veritable fai.
ries. The queen wore n crown ofgold and
occupied a handsome throne, over which
was raised magnificent canopy.
The horEid wolf, with grim visaee and
sharpencd teeth, was The terror Of the little
ones and ELECTED 10th applause and invol
untary screams As he didn't bite any one,
however, all returned home congratulatipg
themselves and each other un0n enjoying
such an exquisite treat
We are indebted 10 Mrs. G. w. Maddox
Mrs. Oscar G. Hayden, Miss Lola Garner,
and Miss Lizzie Hayden for preparing the
little fairies; and TO those participating,
both the church and community, certainly
owe their thanks. j. l.. S.
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Election omcsrs.

Iaursday. September the esth, lsa5. IN.
Iofiowfag officers for the election IN he hal,
November ), ls95. were selected ana va
rants certifying their appointment made ou,
and signed:
Fihsf DisfRicT-kcturn Judge, John NJ
aoeii' Associate Judge. jos. ". Richardson
saihority Judge, Lewis Z. TennIson: Ree,orsl
ing Clerks. Oliver n. Evans. Samuel 4. Ia
leigh; Ballot Clerks. John G.. III. Ll,burn. .Ioh,,
;. Tariton; Doorkeepers. Edmund Hamnct,
Walter Wood.
SESoSD DisrRicr-Iteturn Judge BENZ Nc.
Nay; Associate Judge. VIM ReSIrnan: MInort
" Judge, Thos. ID. Watts; Recorilur CLERKS
Thos- W. Aud. John johnson; Ballot Clerk.
John i. Cecil, William J. Bean; Doorkcepers
jackson Rcdman. Thos. II. Evans.
THIRD DIsTRICr-iicturn Judge, HAYDEN M
u. Yates; Associate Judge. T. Frank Yates
minority Judge, John T. johnson; Recording
Clerks, Geo. w. Joy, Thos. y. Poxwe,l; nalIo,
Clerks. Harry spaldlng. John J. Bowles; Door.
keepers, II. stanislaus Jarboc, Bene.iIc,
Thompson.
FOURTH DTsrRIcT-ltcturn Judge, Noble L.
Penn, Associate Judge, Jas I. Mattingly; MI.
nority Judge, Lewis J. Chunn: Recording
Clerks. Aloysius c. WEIGH. c. Hayden Russell
Ballot Clerks, Geo. W. Maddox. Jos. VI. TENN.
son; Doorkeepers, Alfred T. HIgys. Zach Hill
FIFTH DisrRICr-Return Judge, JosInh III
Hancock; Associate Judge, JOS. A. Turner
Minority Judge, John Z. ReintzelI; Recording
Clerks, Z. Luther Burroughs, Charles Adams;
Ballot Clerks. Thos. Galen StClair, Isaiah Can.
ter; Doorkeepcrs, Robert Goldsmith. Isaiah
Buckler
sixth DIsTRICT-Return Judge, Peter n
spalding; Associate Judge. II. II. J. MagEll: Mi
nority Judge. Fred. A. Moran; Recording
Clerks. Jas. Robt. Raley. n. Wilson Graves
Ballot Clerks, @. Clarence Thompson, Jas. T.
King; Doorkeepers, Thos. Bond. Jos. l.. aagiI
SEVENTH DIsTRIcT-Return Judge. J. Theo-
dore Bailey; Associate Judge. II. MattingIy
Swami; Minority Judge. George W. Gass; Re
cording Clerks, Lewis X. Mattingly, T. John
son Cotton; Ballot Clerks, Eugene Hail. Rich
ard II. Arnold; Doorkeepers, Frank Simpson,
stephen o. Tennison.
EIGHTH DlsTRICr-Return Judge, Alfred q
Sanner; Associate Judge, Dominic Hayden
Minority Judge. John w. Jones Recording
Clerks, Walter ID. Wise. Chester f. Pursel; bal.
lot Clerks, Edw'd J. Fish. William +. f. Long;
Doorkcepers, Jas. r. Cox, Sam1 Cullison.
NINTH DfsTRICT-Return Judge. Charles Z.
Robrecht; Associate Judge, Samr Trader; Mi
nority Judge. Rich. T. Ball; Recording Clerks,
Edw'd T. Adams, Eugene Trice; Ballot Clerks.
Bennett X. Moore, James Moore; Doorkeeper,
Jas. T. Crowder.
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LoWunfoWn Locals.
(FrOm our Regular CdrrespondeHt)

(FTon our Regular C1rrespondehtJ
Look! See what fine tomatoes over there
Covet them? No. We are not of a covet.
Gus nature. We do not possess heart
similar to Ahab who coveted the VINEYARD
of Naboth. We simply mention the fact to
show that even supposed WORKOUT land
may easily be redeemed, and when pro-
perly worked, be made TO yield abundantly
maybe of corn, or, as is the fact, tomatoes
We notice that Messrs. 4. S. Benville and
Company are doing an active business
canning the fruit mentioned.
The reads are in most excellent TIA Yelling
condition. Those grand types of unchang-
ing nature the everlasting hills" which
the traveller encounters between the Pine
and St. Inigos are comparatively easy Of
ascent and descent. This is owing TO the
fact that supervisor Pembroke knows his
duty. c., he knows what to Go in order
to place bad roads where they properly
belong-in the Imagination.
There was Mass at St-Mich1rs Church
last Sunday. II was hot day. The sun
seemed to be in the zenith of his power,
yet, the seating capacity ofthe church was
not scarcely sufficient to accommodate
those present. We search for truth. Shall
we attempt to lift the veil of the Spiritually
without the aid of the voice from the Us.
seen? Shall We destroy our ido!-our
opinion-as Hczekish destroyed the brazen
serpent? Shall We continue to live in u
state of doubt and
"As infants crying in the night,
AS infants crying for the light,
And with no language but II cry!
There is a cry at our heart, who il able
to remove 1t? Who, we humbly ask, is
able to set orr opinion Alright, which, for
years has oscillated like pendulum to a
certain point, and then begins IFS backward
| circuitI
Schools for white pupils will be opened
LIST October, and parents. are glad, inasmuch
as il will afford their children q measurable
chance to acquire at least the rudiments of
an education. Il should be remembered
carried in the memory continually-that
the successful pursuit of teaching the
young idea how to acquire knowledge re-
quires quite rs much brains and knowledge
IS that OF other professions. aud we think
that most right thinking persons will cor
dislly agree with us in theabove assertion.
Miss. NJ. N. Foxwe;l, after very pleas
ant trip to St. Jerome's Neck, returned
home recently, aud Miss Della Hammett,
of Washington, d. c., and Miss Stella
Hammett, of Baltimore, Md, are visiting
| friends Of the district.
Behold! See that radiant form, wearing
on her face majestic smile. Is il an
haliucins,ion of the mind: Perhaps, aye,
il must be, so good night.
AzzANA.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-09-27
COMMUNICATED.
ct tn. Brute I

4 prominent author has Just placed on
the Baltimore boards a new play-"The
Heart of MarYland"-that has called forth
much comment for its stirring political hits.
| have not seen the play, but If the author
drew his scenes from events of today, which
TO me seem similar 10 those which inspired
the Julius Caesar" of ancient times,
would there were another Mark Antony to
arise there that could put tongue in eve
ry wound of Cesar that should move the
very stones to rise in mutiny. Cesar stabbed
to death, wounded by his Brutus, is a fit
ting comparison to our own German, har-
assed, Inundated and wounded by the De.
mocracy.
1t has been said "a prophet is not with.
ont honor save in his own country" There
is no other State that would not be proud
TO claim him as her son, but until of late
the adage would have been an asrersion
upon the gratitude and intelligenceof Ma
ryland. If the Democracy fail land Heav-
en- protect the causel il Will be from the
smallness and meanness of the traitors who
would sell their birth. right of patriotism
for the miserable potiage of revenge; that
have forgotten the strong hand that held
the musketed soldier back from their very
door; that tore the weapons of death from
tie hands Of the military and filled them
with the bread of peace; that propped with
iron pillars the trembling walls OF the treas
ury and crowned our State with honor nd
success, the pride Of which in any land
make every son Others shout out her battle
hymn, Maryland, My Maryland
Democracy has held the rule for long.
and they say. German has ruled Democra.
cy for long Then, well done, thou good
and faithful servant" Perish in "The
Heart Of Maryland" passions - low and
base as sHey, calling blush To her fair and
unsullied cheek.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-09-27
Circuit Court Proceedings, Continued.

Last weeks BEACON reported the Circuit
Court proceedings up To the case No. H.
Trials, Emanuel Goldsmith vs.. Robt. N.
Yates, garnishee of John &. Cryer. Plea
os nulla bono. Trial before the Court and
judgment for defendant and costs.
No. /, Grim. Apps. was called as fol-
lows: State vs.. Lee Barnes. Indicted for
malicicusly destroying growing corn.
Trial by jury. Jury under the instructions
OF Court and States Attorney returned a
verdict Of mot guilty" Camalier for State;
+. n. Holmes and Jos. III. Ching for Barnes.
First case called Friday was No. 3, Grim.
Apps State VS.. Jacob Goodle. Indicted
for making way with Mortgaged Personal
Property. Indictment demurred to and
demurrer sustained. Camalier for State;
Holmes and Ching for accused.
Order Of Court filed directing messenger
10 collect all reports, etc, and replace same
in lazy library and that the clerk allow no
book to be hereafter removed unless re-
ceipt be given therefor.
William Bloc subject of the Czsr was
naturalized as a citizen of the U. s.
Edward Stellar Buckler and Geo. l..
Buckler applied for admission TO the bar
and were publicly examined. The COM
mittce reported that the applicants had
passed satisfactory examination and upon
order of the Court they took the oath and
were admitted to the bar.
Thurdsy, September GO. Court con-
yened pursuant TO adjournment, Associate
Judge Crane on the bench.
First case called was No. 2, Grim. apps.
State VS.. William Collins. Indicted for
stealing canoe, the property OF I. Lee
Mckay. Trial by Jury. Verdict of guilty.
Camalier for State; Holmes and Ching for
prisoner.
lnquisition dc luna,ico upon Joseph F.
Herbert, colored, was held and said Herbert
declared q luuatic and pauper. The
Court then adjourned for the day.
Orlando W. Goodwin, a member Of the
Bar of the Supreme Court of the District Of
Columbia, having taken the oath prescribed
by the rule of Court, was admitted to prac'
lice in this Circuit
Friday, Sept. 27tn State VS.. Wheeler
Brooks. Indicted for maliciously destroy
ing corn aud fodder, the property of Albert
Stone. Plea of no, guilty and trial by jury
Verdict of not guilty. Camslier for State
Ching and Holmes for defense.
Case of State VS.. VIM. +. Williams, alias
Son Williams. Indicted for larceny of
$50 treasury note trom ii. Keyworth. Tria
by jury. Trial in progress as we so Il
press.
VIM Collins, convicted OF stealing ca
noe was sentenced TO the penitentiary fol
years and months.
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AL Saints Parish.

REV. II. FIELDS SAUMENIG.
SUNDAY SERvIcEs-All Saints Church,
1870 a. m. children's service. Ii a. IN.
service and sermon.
Mission House (coltOn's PoinD 3 p. m.
Sunday School. 7:3O p. m. Iitany and SER
mon
IL. & O." Hall, 3 p. m Sunday School.
y m. evening prayer and sermon Ton LIST
SUNDAY 10 every month only.
All welcome TO any or all services in this
Parish.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-09-27
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
FOR THE
cofTeN STATES AND INTERNATIONAL
EXPOSITION,
Alta NTA, GEORGIA..


The southern Railway operates nearly
i've Thousand miles of road in eight OF the
SOUTHERN States sni lie lines enter Atlanta.
Ga !, firm five different poinis of The com.
pass Washington, ID C.. j. the Northern
ar Easiern terminus &c QUE of its lines,
which - operated la Connection with the
Pennsylvania ksisr.ad. ''ths. standard rail.
rad ut AfneiicA, b.lween New YORK
| tarourh fhilat-lphla. Ba!iissa. re, Washing
| ton, ID q, Lvnshbafg sid Danvilie. Va.
Greense 10 aud Charsnt y G., Spartan
iufg aud GnenEi.le, :. G., Atlanta. Ga.
Montgomery and Mobile, Ala aud New
Orlsagls. with ennia7ltn al Salisbury fur
Asbevil'e. Hot >piugS. kn.xyiiie and
ChaifAno' ~. ss t'hari.ite Er Columbia.
Augusta. Savannah su,l JscKs.,n Vile, and
~ Atlanta f'r Birmingham. N,.inphiS. Ma.
eDn and S'uthtTn Gc .reia Snlid vt.siibul.
az limited trains. wiih thr'nsl, DAY coaches.
Puiimsn Drawing rs,m Si.,s -.fs and lin.
Ing rars Time hetSepr Washington and
Atlanta, eighteen houts. without change of
ears of any class
TIE S.mth,rn Esil,eay Is the ..nsv line
which eaieis sud Isads p4SS..I gets I'm ihe
ExpErion GrnIndS. ami nn effort nr ex.
sense has beer s,,art-i t,v iI.n nauavrm, nj
sn :he improvement 81 it, y dhe,i. increas.
ing the nsa,l,cr IT is coaoh,S and inaug,,-
rating ITS "wn diaing car service prenara.
tory To handling expeeistibusIy and eon.
foriably tue heavy trasei tn AMI fFum At
Iania during the Cotton States and Inter.
national E.spO,siioH which opens september
Is and closes December 81. ~.
On Tgesfiays and THURSDAYS, from
September II q december -, Inclusive.
excursion tickets wiil be ,i,! Irlm Wash.
ington, ID c., Ia Atlanta. ia. at $i4OO.
goOd for return 10 days from date of sale.
Excursion iicke.S wi!l be snld every day
from Septrmbsr 10 mill D.crmber Is, in.
elusive. ir,GI Washington al SD %. good
for return 20 DAYS rom dat, ii safe and
excursion tickets 4 The entire Exp .sitiop
season w,ia hhal liui, nf Jsuu4sy Z. 1886,
viii he >nhl iiou. = IGrin'vr III until
December 10, me u-iv-. at $25 %
Map Iolders furnished and Pullman
Sleeping Car reservations made uls,n ap.
plcBtion.
l. 5 BROWN,
Gen! Agt Pass Dept.
J. NJ. CULP. w. TURK.
Traffic Manager Gen Pass. AIT.
Washington, ID. &.
Sept =, 'g5--3m
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Murderer captured.

september 18th, instant, Benz. johnson, col
ored. was arrested At Adams Express Office,
Baltimore. charged with the murder Of Capt.
BenI. T. Reveile, 81 the schooner John A. Dix
ou. An account of the crime IL given in our
Washington letter. johnson confessed and is
held in baltimore to await the action of the
charles county authorities. Detectives Ward
and Hussey inside the arrest.
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PerEonaI.

Mr.. 4. t. Bl;eman, formerly merchant
ofth.s county at Budd's Creek, has bought
the Rex" Boarding and Livery Stables,
Gl3. GI7 and Gl0 Z St. n. W., Washington
D G. where he will conduct general liv-
rry business The REX" stables are known
10 be one ct the largest establishments ofits
Kind in the District He extends cor
Jisl inv;:4,iou 10 all his friends and &C.
ouain,anccs 10 call and sec him when in
town.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-09-27

MIS-. S. A. Kell, of Pomona, Cal, had the
bad luck to sprain her ankle. II tried
several liniments," she says, "but was not
cured until / used Chamberlain's Pain
Balm. That remedy cured me and take
pleasure in recommending il and testifying
TO It's efficacy" This medicine is also of
great value for rheumatism, lame back,
pains in the chest, plenrisy and all deep
seated and muscular pains. For sale by
WIN. f. Greenwell s. Son, Leonardtown;
J. 8. Matthews, Valley Lee, and all country
stores.
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saint I'Iaf4 5 +5aacOq.
COUNTY NEWS.
New Gocdr.

Geo. T.. Combs 5 Co. have just returned from
baltimore with Arc stock of Dry Goods, No
tiors. Boots and .ihoes; IN fact, full asssort-
mcnt of Fall and Winter goods, groceries, etc.
All At lowest cash prices. Call and see and be
couyinced.-adv.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-09-27

IF parties having farms for sale viii send
description and prices 20 the undersigned
or call in person, 1t viii be 20 their advan-
Nov lift 10. n. MORGAN.
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Church Dinner.

There will b., grand church dinner at
the residence Of Mrs. Lucy Jones, Brown
vile, near OakviIIe. on Thursday, October
Ard Proceeds for the benefit Of the Pas
trr's salary. We desire the patronage Of
orr friends
J. II. BROWN,
MosEs Foster,
j. II COURTNEY,
Church Stewards.
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Religious.
AeIIEIVUs'
CnRfsI CmuRCn. ChapticO.

CHRIST CHURCH, Chaptico.
Every SUNDAY 10 A. NJ. Sunday School.
lO:3O 4. NJ Service and Sermon
First Sunday in every month Holy Com.
mUniOn.
~ Andre,cs MUrch-Services with SER
mon every Sunday in the month at 10 80
III. Holy Communion irst Sunday.
~ fumes Chapel Western BrGnch,-
the first and third Sunday in the month at
Bpm. Sunday School at 2. p. m.
PatuEent Beach-Services the fourth
Sunday in the month, and Sunday School
every Sunday at 5 p. IN.
St. Peters Chapel, LeondrdtOtcn--Even
song and sermon every second and fifth
Sunday in the month at $50 p m.
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JOS spI LANTZ. msurf=c,ufer nf he'd
envrrl-'s. h~gs, ingram and rag carpets.
On the Les.nsrsItowu ruad near California,
Nd. Jan 4, '94-tfx
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

Unit, further notice for the purpose oil
receiving taxes will be at
Jarboesville, the LIST Monday of each
month.
Sc. IRigo's, the first Tuesday of
- each month.
Valley Lee, the list Saturday of
each month.
a. All who are owing back taxes %
me must settle At once. w. w. CECIL,
Collector
Dec % e2-tf
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-09-27

New Goods. A. LAWRENCE
IN has just returned from Baltimore with
new stock of Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes.
&C., Meats and Groceries. Ali al lowest
prices. Call and see for yourself.
Sept 12a
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Come and See

ESTRAY.-I nave in my possession
II two SPOTTED HOGS, both barrows.
They have been trespassing on me for sew
eral days, having been 10 my corntield aud
destroyed good deal Of corn. The own
er will come forward, prove proverty. pay
charges and take theEa away, otherwise
they will be disposed of according 70 law.
8. n BAILEY.
Sept i2-3tt
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IMPORTANT TO TAXPAYERS.

| will be, until further notice, fg the
purpose Of receiving taxes at
hechaaicsrille, on 1st Monday of
each mouth.
Chapfico. on LIST Tuesday after the
LIST Monday of each month.
MilestOwn, on the lst Wednesday.
after LIST Monday of each mouth.
J. II PARSONS, Collector.