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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-26
Nus Der 8,am oesftaot.

gs lit iebr tpenig BON 8ebeutung aus
benz gonareiie gu melOen. 9ie Serren
finb 3lt eifrig nit Der Brdiioentenma9e=
rel beibdftiet, als baB ibnen bas Wobl
oes fteuer5ablenoen 8olfes allsu lebr am
0er3en lieaen iDllte. Inter oieien unt=
itanoen brdngt tlamentli6 Spre6er
&eeo alf eine m6glihft rafde Mbpid=
lung Der notbtpenbigen @ei6dfte unb
einen friiben Sdlub Der Sibunosperio=
De. g8enn es nad ibm gien9e, 10 t6nnte
man f6on um Mitte Mdra init benz
penium gu gnbe iein, mas unier san=
ses 8Olf li6er NIT ipahrer 6reuoe per=
nebmen tpiirbe.
Sn 8eSug anf feline Sbdtisteit fann
man ben 81. GongreB iider an bic
Spibe berjeniaen fteaen, Die am tpenig=
iten @rlprieBli6es geleiifet baben. Die
3erfabrenbeit pes Senats, obi6on bic
&epublifaner i'm fpntrpairen, binoert
iebes politibe Sdaffen. 9aseeen lei=
itet bieier Senat an llntliibem 8eibpdb
iiber ausldnoif6e Srasen aaerolnes
@roBartiges.
Die BON petpifer 5eite anaeitrebte
Mnertennung Der Snlurgenten als
&riesspartei, ims6eaeriab gu ibrer ge=
banblune als 8ebenen, mag beioe Sdu=
fer oieie Wo6e erniflid beihdftiaen uno
nab oem 9rufe, Der auf Die beioerieiti=
gen Gpmites Der austpdrti9en Nngele=
senbeiten ausgeiibt miro, pdre es lei6t
m6glih, baB Elm oasu fiibrenoer Be-
iAluB in Babe erfolgen fDnnte.
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:, @lin1ar, Salama3oo Co., W2iG.
Dr; ". v. Yterce. Buffalo, 81. q.
2Sertber 9err !-Ginige ueiner Snrtr.
tome tparen Sobbrennen, Drmd i'm Waasrs
nad9 oem Gfien, 11andmal Ghmeraen In
oen @tn9etpetben unb iibter @efdmad I'M
WfnnOe. pit mar idb fieberii1 nab ssenevp
glutb onrhlooerte mid, um Ghntfei5rolk
ylas 5u MAIDEN. Rahbem id3 Sbr aGoSas1
Medical Discovery" gebraudyt, mar ID, borI
oV olelen 9Dmptonen befreit nnb fiibIe mid
le'foem noufommen ,uobl. Greebenft Shr
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-26

Nllen Sreunben unb 8efannten, Die
uns bel Dem SOoe uno gegrdbniB 8 unie=
res @atten uno 8aters, @eorg 9erbif,
nit Siilfe unb Sbeilrabme 5ur Seite
geitanoen. iagen mir Eiermtt unieren
ber5li6en Sanf.
Sie trauernbe Satin unb Die
Ginoer oes 8erlforbenelt.
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0eiratbsb b espt tllia,.ttaeta.

Gbparb s. Sell Seiie s, 8u1anau.
Wm. Neal Glla pringle.
Wm. S. Seed emma 6. S6umader.
Gbos. s.. Noung 8innie M. Smith.
gplmer pepples Seilie @, Narnep.
9Duis Brnlharot Glla 0all.
Uottlieb Zimmerman Gnlaline GDO=
ben.
Charles g. Gamble Martba gaIhpel.
Soiepb Hrieb Glther Geiger.
6ranf @binn Nellie q. Sutton.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-26
Observation-Disclosures.
6reitag, IA. 1ebruar 1896.

Mlbert Bates II. ". gesen grice Mc
Taooen II. u. Ser pro5eB miro au
Soften oes 9lngeflasten auriifge5oeen.
| Simon 9. Gmerion gesen grie,
Wfc6aoben. Ser Yro3eb tparo au
Soften oes 9tnsetlaeten Suriidgesogen.
Warp Slmiteao eegen Mm. @rom.
Nuf Soften oes 9lngeflagten bei9elest.
Ser Staat auf bas @eiu6 bon Mart
Slmfeao ge9en Wm. Grom. 9luf &o=
lten oes slnaeflasten beigeleat.
Samitag, Is. 6ebruar.
SEQ. g. @aples gesen Sas. 8. Glib
ION. Nuf Soften bes 9nsetlasten bei=
gele9t.
Montag, IL. Eebruar.
Mart Srue seeen Wm. Oliber. Ser
pro5eB wiro auf 9ntrag oes Rldeers
uno auf feline Soften 3uriifse3osen.
Sates uno 9ance segen 9loam
Wausbiman. 9en Rldgern wuroen
$0So.28 au9eipro6en unb Gerfauf oes
Ptanoobjeftes an9eoronet.
George Satutins betennt lit ibul=
Dig, einen 3aum geitoblen 3u baben.
gr miro gu elmer 8uBe bon SIS nebit
Soften berurtbeilt uno bat in Der Sail
in Saft 5u berbleiben, bis 8uBe uno
Soften be3ablt lino.
Sienftag, 18. fSebruar.
gBilliam s. 9urit 9e9en Marp Gnote.
Set9ele9t uno Soften besahlt.
emma 6. SOB sesen Marp Gnote.
geigele9t unb Soften be3ablt.
Sulia SuOion segen 5ilas g. Mua=
rage. Sabio M. PeDples tpuroe bonn
8eri6te als Mahenberwalter anee=
felt.
Die &eeDes Sron So. seaen Die suin
Gttp Ntining So. II. q. Sie 9ln5prii=
DE Der Sld9er uno Die Soften puroen
be5ablt uno Der Mallenpertualter ent=
lallen.
Wtittno9, 10. 6ebruar.
Sapio Swibart eegen gDm. 6. |
Sapp. Ser gntrag auf @rneueruna
zines 8eri6tsbefebls muroe ais bereh= |
Il9t ane:tannt uno oer Nn9etlaete auf=
3efproert, big gum 26. Mdra bic Grim
Be an5ufnbren, parum Die Grneuerunal
ni6t itattfinoen follte.
6enrp gilett gesen s. s. Sohnfon.
stn 9lnipru9 fir $I13.88 muroe BON
'em 2ln9eflagten anerfannt.
gSm. 3. 9O6itettler eeeen Die Obip
Roofing & Sile So. s. %. 8opers
paro gum Maiienpermalter ernannt.
Die genannte @eielli6aft bate Der
Sitp Sant (8. s. 8romne) cine 9lote
Jegeben, tpelde BON Sropne binwieoer=
I'M bel Wm. 9. 6oitettler als Gi6er=
'eit fiir Elm @utbaben oes 2ebteren in
er Gitp Sant binterlegt wuroe. Sem
slG9er muroen bDm @eri6te $2568. 33
u9eIproGen unb 9eitiibt auf oieIes gr=
enntniB maro elm Maiienbertpalter er=
Iannt.
g. 6. &ul1ea, Der in l1bri6soiae
on Wtaribal Sretp perbaftet tpuroe,
erlan9te ertlallen 81 peroer, neil er
nre6tmdBiger Weiie perbaftet uoroen
Il. Sas @eiu6 muroe setpdbrt unb
Ireto CUR Se5ablung Der Soften perur=
3eilt. (9tdberes iiber Den Sal finben
lie eeier in unieren 2otalipalten.)
Taterl6aftstlase bon 2iQie Marois
esen CHARLES Carr. Ser Mngetlaste s
,uroe i6uloig befunben uno 3ur 8e=
lblung bon $3.50 in reeelmdBigen Ser {
linen perurtbeilt, iotpie audi aur 8e=
lblung Der Soften. Weroen Die 3ab=I
lngen ni6t in pOrgeidriebener WeileI
ema6t, 10 miro Carr berbaftet unb
at i'm @efdnsniB gu berbleiben, bis +
abllng erfolgt ooer bis ct auf eeieb=
dem We9e aus Der 9aft entlalIenI
irb.
9Onneritas, 20. Sebruar.
Whrsaret 9lilins sesen Gbarles
ling u. u. 2etpis Weltp puroe sum !,
orlnuno Der minoeridbrigen Sinoer, \
barles Niling uno Gilbert Sorrisber-
r, ernannt.
Das 8eri6t oertaste ii6 bierauf big
amitas Morsen.
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S9dfri9, tmstpt,

~, Sbrc Qeber ibr @ert
Iiidjt orbentlt@ uer.
--ri6tef. Die Golae
- bauon 1T, boB Gie an
1erbnnun9sbe l9iuers
ben, Bilioittdt un6 Dpspep5ie
Ieiben. 2llIe6 ermiibet @ts,
Mnee If 9bneit gleidgiilti9,
az Mlle1tf fageIr Gte /: ~J&
geb' NiftS Nruiti. !"
Tim hte Qebertb dtt9feit an
5iiregen, bas Btnt jil reinigeis
iInb 3,i bereihern, bie 8dit3e
Decentralization an ffdrftn
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9onner1taa, 20. Ssebruar.

0arsaret ailins gegen CHARLES
4iling u. u. 2eipis Weltp tpurbe gum
8orlnuno Der minoeridbrigen &inoer,
Gbarles ailing uno gilbert Sorrisber-
ger, ernannt.
Sas Seri6t bertaste ii6 bierauf big
Samitas Morser.
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tno 5ii beIebett, nebmen Sie DR.. Ytercel
Golden Medical Discovery" 3ufolae fet1
mes eigentblmli6 ffimmlirenoen GinfuijeG
anf bie Shleinbdute bes D1agens unb Der
Gln9emeibe betpirft ee banerrbe 1eitnn0
nuer &ranfbeiten beS Wagens, ber Qeber un6
Der @ebdrme. Snbem ee bic 8lutbilbmu0
f0r6ert unb baS Dlut reid an ndbrenbem
Beffanbtbeilen tnadt, tperben afle Oraane
oe8 Rorpers gefrdfti9t lnb tutrb ben Werueu
retneS, retdtS Blut 5ugefiibrt.
yteuralgte TT ber sGdmer5tnsfArei nod
gfabruns bungernber WeruenS; neru6fe ab.
geipanntbeit unb Grih5pfnng, GHIaffoiiQ.
fett nno ilerp0ie Grfflaffunq finD In ben
metften Sdllen bae btrefte Hefuttat manaefr
batter ober druliher Blutbelhaffenbeif
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ra9enben Nrat, DR.. 81. g. 4ierce, geaentuir.
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oes DSnoalibS' Sotef an6 Gurqical Snift.
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Derl9rteben iuor6en III. gDoflen Gie elm
6r5tltbes @ntabten iiber SIRE Rranfbeit 2
S4retben Gle on ibn, es foffet @ie nid5fe.
yin BUD BON 1856 Geiten iiber ,,bie Rrony.
hetten bee Berbaumnasorqane" tpiro uata
Gn1pfans bon Gents fiir Vorto an iebe
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-07-02
Budd's Creek News.
(Reportedt for the Bsacon.)

Nhtl0Tte0 J0r We BEACON
Miss Nellie Bunting is visiting in Balti-
more.
Mr.. Lewis Davis barn was struck by
lightning and badly damaged.
A very large tree at John Wesley Church
was also struck and torn TO pieces.
Miss Margaret Barber is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Henry, of Washington.
Miss Grunlus, of Washington, Misses
Baker and Butcher are guests of Mr.. John
Barber.
issCanter, of Mechanicsville. has been
visiting Miss Bunting.
Hear that Mr.. John Key was in Charles
last week.
Sorry to hear OF Messrs. Reeves and
Hayden's accident of a week ago. Glad il
was PflPYf serious.
The entertainment spoken Of as coming
off at Chaptico Hall on the 9th, we hope
will prove success. Matrimonial Adver-
tisement and "A Love of a Bonnet" will
he very jolly. Mr.. William L rker, of
Washington, will sing. Also, there will
be song by two Bowery girls. Mr.. Wat.
son will also sing.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-07-02
OLD CHARLOTTE HALL SCHOOL.
l.Lsastlel for &c Bsaeon

The commencement exercises Of Char.
lotte Hall School were held in the vvun..
SUM on the 25th, instant In view ~ the
recent destruction Of the school han by
fire, only partial preparation TO- CON-
mencement had been made; Go invitations
had been issued. and the annual Students
Ball was omisied-the first time lor. many
years.
Nevertheless, there was large attend
ance. Among The distinguished visitors
were ex-senator Hayes, Of the Baltimore
bar and Judge John p. Briscoe. whose son
Is pupil Of the school. Ii response to an
urgent appeal, Mr. Hayes delivered an i'm
promptu address TO The students in which
be emphasized the advantages Of cade:
discipline and referred TO Charlotte Hall IS
the Virginia Military Institute Of Mary.
land. His remarks were felici,ous and
eloqueDtly expressed.
The students acquitted themselves with
great credit both in oratory and military
drill. Indeed, we think that the exercises
were fully up to the usual standard II ex-
cellence. The programme consisted Of
four original speeches and eleven recfia.
tons. We subjoin the former:
Salutatory-L. K. Leale, Goochland
county, Va.
Pushing to the Front-C. L Loudon.
Charles county, Nd
True Nobiliiy'-W. w. Ware, Charles
county, Did.
Valedictory-Douglas Thomas. Bait
more. Md
Diplomas as iull graduates wereawardei:
b. II. Bond. Calvert county, Nd. Dong
las Thomas. Baltimore; L. X. Ieake, Viz
GINA; q. ]. Loudon, Charles county. Nd;
w. H. Grandy, Elizabeth City, N. G.
Certificates Of Proficiency were given:
>Fergerson Harrison, S. Mary's county
Lewis Hatton, Prince Georges county.
The following prizes were presented:
Gold Medal-Spelling-P. S. Harrison;
Gold Medal-4th Form Latin--R. Wheat:
Gold Medal-1st Form Latin. III. f..
tep Gold Medai-Military DriIl-W. b.
Wallace; Silver Medal-Military Drill
w. NJ. Shillman; Gold Pin-Coolness and
Courage-Lewis Hatton.
The Board Of Trustees reappointed the
same corps of Teachers, except Prof Ed.
t. Briscoe, who has been an instructor at
Charlotte Hall for the past 80 years. BIr.
j. Felix Fenwick, Of Leonardtown, a grad.
uate of st. Johns College, was appointed
to fill the vacancy. The stewardship was
declined by Prof Briscoe, and accepted by
Prof Coad
The new school building is TO be pushed
to an early completion. From the designs,
etc, it promises 70 be one of the handsom.
est and most convenient buildings Of the
kind in Southern Maryland.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-07-02

Loass wls.t gesrfifrl rasni,,w
What Iosely coion. Vibgyor, pes. this
my litsIe readers IL She BE.coy he
the nneTaenic word for the seven prfssassiic
calorS seen In the bow Commit thfrsi 20
naeasoFy sad they viii aid Fsn ia nand8g
the coiors IN their correct order Remsrn-
bef' tao. that the gTeat and COED Goo eve
the how - = token - Noah aad hi de-
sceldants that he would no nloTe triag a
aood upon the earth to DESTROY II. How
faithfully Is the promise fulfilled
a nc. 29th june, warm and more rain
soon Judging from sign-cats washing
their i'.ces' swallows flying iow. etc
AzzAyA
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-07-02

At Mondays meeting Of the st. Mary's
Reading Room and Debating Society, the
following resolutions of respect TO the
memory Of the late Frank N Holmes were
adopted:
WHEREAS, Frank Neale Holmes, a high
ly esteemed fellow member OF this Society
has been taken from amongst us by the
Almighty Disposer OF Events, in the prime
OF his life, in the full tide OF his useful.
ness and success, and surrounded by low
ing and interesting family; that having
been elected a member Of this Society on
the 10Th of February 1875. his service as
an active member, which extended over q
period Of over twenty, years, ending only
with his death, was characterized BY fidel-
ity and earnessness in the discharge Of his
duties IS member; that, when a member
ship. thus prolonged and distinguished is
severed by death, IL is fitting and proper
that his surviving associates should place
upon record some testimonial 10 his worth
before they sorrowfully strike his name
from the roll call.
Therefore, BE IL Resolved, by the ST. Ma
rvs Reading Room ard Debating Society,
That in the death of Frank Neale Holmes,
this Society has sustained the loss of one
Of its mos. earnest and jealous members,
and every member thereof is burdened
with irrepressible sorrow at his early
death.
Res ICED, That we tender to his bereaved
family our heartfelt sympathies in their
deep tribulation and aiiliction.
Resolced, That these resolutions be re-
corded among the records OF our Society,
be published in the county papers and
copy OF the same be handed to the family
of the deceased with the expression of our
sincere sympathy in their sad bereavement.
ResOlced, That as a further mark OF res
pect for the memory of the deceased, we
do now adjourn.
Respectfully submitted,
b. HARRIS CAVALIER,
ENoCH b. ABEL,
FRANCIS V. KING,
10. +. MORGAN,
WALTER b. DORSEY.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-07-02
Fire In Leonardtcwn.

Saturday morning last, about 4 o'clock,
Leonardtown was aroused by the fire bell
and soon nearly every one in the town
was congregated around the dwelling of
Mr.. Elias @. Milburn, on Lawrence avenue.
The flames had secured strong hold upon
the kitchen and defied the strenuous efforts
OF the crowd to extinguish them. The
building was burned to the, ground.
Nearly all the furniture was however,
saved. There was an insurance on the
building in the Montgomery Mutual for
5000. Mice or rats gnawing matches is
supposed to have caused the fire.
Mr.. Milburn was away from home at
the time of the accident
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-07-02
Hayden-Payne.
Reported for the Beacon.)

(IaepOTItu J0T Me Bedc0n.)
A pretty wedding took place at Congress
Heights, NJ. E. Church on June cath, when
w. Mitchell Hayden, OF st. Mary's county,
and Miss Sarah L. Payne. Of Prince
Georges, were united in the holy bonds of
matrimony. Rev. Mr. Orem was the off,
ciating clergyman Mr.. Courtney Hayden,
brother Of the groom, acted as best man,
and Miss Belle Cecine as bridesmaid, with
Messrs. Aubrey Ball and William Bonini
as ushers. The little church was filled TO
its utmost capacity by friends of the young
couple who had assembled to witness the
ceremony and wish them success.
Echo.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-07-02
Christ Church chaptico.

Services every Sunday. 10 a. m. sun
day School 1880 a. N. service and ser
mon.
First Sunday in the month Holy Com
munion.
Sunday night services ton moonlight
nights are Announced from the chauccl.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-07-02

Since June LIST, proximo, Clerk Green
well has issued Licenses to Marry as fol-
lows:
WHITE
James NJ. Lacey and Abigail Ferroll.
Lewis Welton Duke and Cora A. Mitchell.
John I. Lincoln and Mary Z. Lathrorm.
BLACK:
frederick Biscoe and Fannie Brown.
Henry Biscoe and Laura V. Watts.
Joseph Fantleroy and Maggie Statesman.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-07-02

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cures
colds, group ard whooping cauqh It's
pleasant, safe and reiiabia For sale by
VIM. + Greeuvell & SON, LcoDaTds0vr:
Jos ;. Matthews, Valley Lee. and AL
country stores.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-07-02
Jailed.

Mitchell Williams, co4ored, agci IS, was
edged in Jail, June 80, 1896, on warrau.
Of Justice Henry 9. Adams, charged upon
the oath Of Marshall p. Smallwood with
having committed a rape upon Bertha
Smallwood, colsFcl child Z years old.
The alleged crime was committed June IL.
proximo.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-07-02
LaIIe Unlol Hotel
To Whom If May Concern :

This ccrildes that Rev William f..
DaughCr' is duly auth0riZed,Aec and
Surveyor oi the Maryland Mutual Fire In
s0ancc Company for Fishing Point, Ma
rylant, and vicinity, and as such IS au-
thorizel 20 nsc,.vc applications, effect in
slIaEc15 and collect premiums thereon, in
accord lnc- with the y-lsws, resolutions
and special Instructions q the Company.
No Agent has authority, however, 10
alter amend or waive any OF the coudi-
tons or terms expressed in any policy con
tract or printed literature Of tie Company.
In testimony whereof, tie
SEAL President and Secretary of sai 4
'---- Company SET their hands here
INTO and aiIix the Corporate
Seal
9. UODSON, President.
L. p WYATT. Secretary.
Juno lS-t.f
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-07-02
Religious.

There will be preaching (Sundays) at
Bethel at 1880 g. m. Marvin at p. n. and
Rehobeth tBenedicO at p m by Rev G
". Moore.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-07-02
Nctico TO credit,ors.
Orphans Court Of ST. aTary'g County. So
ffne q iSQg

Orphans Court Of ST. aIary's County, Set,
june .. 1896.
Ordefei by the Court, ThatJ. Walter
Carpenter, Executor NJ Geo. II. Carpenter,
late Of 81. Mary's county, deceased, give
the notice required by law 10 the deceasei's
creditors 10 exhibit their claims and that
the same be published once a week for six
successive weeks in the ST. Mary's BEACON.
Test PHILIP H. DORSEY,
Register Wills for St Mary's county.
In pursua nee CT the above order, here.
By give notice that have obtained from
the Orphans Court OF 81. Mary's county.
Maryland, letters testamentary on the
personal estate Of George II. Carpenter,
late Of said county, deceased. AL persons
having claims Against the sail deceased
are hereby notified e. exhibit the same
with the proper vouchers attached thereto
10 The subscriber, ou or before tie 2ith day
Of December, 1896, they Will otherwise by
la" bce&cludeJ from the benefits Of the said
estate. all persons indebted 10 the de-
&C scd are requested - make immediate
payment % the subscriber.
IT. WALTER CARPENTER,
Executor.
Juae II, 'gG-Gwt
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-07-02

There viii be Dinner in aid Of Sacred
Heart Church on Tuesday, July 2lst, 1896.
Particulars next week
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EOR REHT.
Wanted An Idea e e: s 60! 5s.ss

Protect you- ideas. they may briag yen wezIsh.
Write John WEDDESBCEtS = CO. Patent AstoE-
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Attic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

At the VERY Low EST PRICES.
Virginia flooring, S12 70 $40 per "
Georvi. q" SIS 70 S25 "
Georgia framing (heart) At SIS to 422 per
r, according % length.
Laths 81 per thousand, delivered at Leon
aEit0wu or River Landings.
Te-ms.-Cash on delivery All orders
promptly attended %
Shingles, Gx20 cypress at $3.50 10 s. per II.
North Carolina Barn plank, siA50 per VI.
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-07-02

Notice. beg leave 10 call the atten-
~ ton Of the public ~ the fact that am
prepared To furnish Steam Engines, Saw
Mills, Threshers, Grain Drills, DC, AZ very
low prices and on easy terms
am also the manufacturers m~
agent for Buggies and WagonscIf ~
Of all kinds, Of which keep wv
stock on hand. Call 10 see me and he con-
WINGED that can save you money.
j. W. GRAVES,
Sept 1873 Lanrel Grove, Md.
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kood build
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for several farms
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Miss Bronze, daughter of J Thomas
Bronze, was the only graduate Mt the St
Nary's Seminary This year Her Essay on
"The Ideal whether Reached or Not, makes
a Successful Life" Was highly comPli-
mented. The entire program Of the com
mencemcnt is said 20 have been excellent
and we greatly regret that none Of our
friends remembered 90 write ituP in the
glowing terms il deserved
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bile, that / have
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