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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-10


Acknowledgements tpurbe ni9t dt1genomz
men, neil bus 9uus feline 3nitimmung gu
ben 8opmanzNnfprIben ($500,00O berz
tpeigerte, nuf benen Der Senat beItunb. Die
einaige Nbne9ielung mar Der begeiiterte @mz
pfang, tpel9er benz Spre9er Neeb gu tbeil
tpurbe unb bas einItimmige 9anfesDotum,
bas INN Dur9 glufiteben ausgefpro9en
tpurbe. I'm II 1br Sc Mtnuten bertagte
fi6 6as 9aus sine die. rs
Grnennnn9en.
prGiibent Mc&inleD ernannte Montag
Oscar u. Sanes BON Mihigan gum penz
iionsagenten in Detroit, Mt9.
Ser prGfibent fat Wm. Sinclair fpie6er
gum nSteparb" bes WsiBtn 9auIes err
nannt, cine Ste1e, Die er unter Der bpri9en
4bminiitration inne bate.
8eniumin Srantlin peters bon 6arrisz
burg, 3d., purbe gum Gbefclerf beg Slottenz
requirements ernannt an Stele bon Benz
iamin Micou, pel9er abbantte.
Die oipIomatiiden Se5iehuneen 3pif1en
Denesuela uuo GnaIano wieoerhereefent.
9as Stautsbepdrtement 1T in &snntniB
gefebt tpor0en, baB Die biplomattf9en 8e@
| aie6ungen atpi19en 8ene3uela unb 9roBbriz
t%annien, tpel9e etli9e Sabre unterbro9en
tparen, interchangeable porben iinb unb baB
Der iebige beneauelii9e @elanbte in Deutf9z
lamb, ,Suan Petrie, na9 @roB6ritunnien
beriebt tporben 1T. gs bleibt nun nur nD9
Elm S9ritt iibrig, nm Die gauge itDrenbe unb
tritti9e 8ene5ueldz@ treitfrage gum Nb@
I9luB gu bringen, utb bus 1T bic 10 gut tpte
fi9ere Qualification bes Sd6iebsgeri9tsibetz
einfomfnens bur9 ben beneauelii9en Som
greb.
2lus Cuba.
st >staatsminiiter OlneD bat 6reitug
folgenbe 9epef9e erbalten:
n5aoana, 5. Mdra. On ben @tadtsz
1etretGr, Maibington. NGes ru6tg, feline
@ufregung bier; i3 bOffe, f4leunige
proaeffe fir ale gefangenen NmerifGner gu
erluneen. Die uni9ulbig 8efunbenen tperben
in Srei6eit geiebt unb bic S9uloigen DON
Der Sniel tpegge19idt tperben.
miro auseeliefert.
@taatsminiiter SHERMAN fat Montag
Na9mittag Die papiere fir Die Nuslieferung
bes in San 5rdnctsco in 6aft befinDli9en
auitralif9en M0rbers Sranf Butler IN Die
bafel6ft befinbli4en auftralii4en poliaiiten
unter5ei9net.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-11-18
ICoNNuxIcArEn.

CHARLOTTE HALL. Nov l6. 1897
By chance l met and gained the ac-
luaintance of an old Confederate sold
.er, DIR. J. F. Sinclair, who resides a.
amp Springs, Prince Georges county
Maryland De was one of Colonel No
by's chief scouts. an. wn 10 them a Col
orado Slick, and was a conrade of Tia,
famous Buffalo Bill" Mr.. Sinclair
taAes delight in showing his old va
arms. which | see be keeps CAREFUL,
acked away in an ola chest. and To hea,
aim tell of his daring adventures ana
narrow escapes IS enough to make tn,
hair of even listener stand with
fright Mr.. Sinclair was born in Vir-
dnia. He fought the war through, frou
beginning to- end, was wounded foui
times, had his shoulder broken, via,
stabbed in the neck and shot twice. In
.ast time through the side. The bal
still remains in his body. His hair j.
white as snow, which he says was scare
gray Perhaps there are many citizens
of old St. Mary's county who would TAKE
the interest TO read and know that they
nave AN old Southern sympathizer SIS
near them, who has fought with then
and for them, and still remains to tell
the tale of war S.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-11-18
The First rhansgivins Dinner.

The first Thanksgiving dinner was Gel
ebrated in this country two hundr,d AMI
seventy-six years ago. at Plymouth, Mas
sachusetts The whole American army
was present-it numbered twenty men
Miles Standish, the backward cover OF
Prise liza, sat at the feast. while Priscilla
served at the tables. The story an
pears in November issue of The Ladiss'
H'ae JoerRaI Here Indians and whites
sat down together by the tables set in
the woods. and enjoyed the roast turkey.
heechnuts, clam chowder. fish. salal.
fruit and other delicacies provided. Il
was at this historic dinner that the frs,
oysters were served. The illustration
of the articles show portraits of the Pill
grim fathers.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-11-18


nsa< sftEls Esssas 4. yzsa mar moaSav :,
sssF "a srisala's ssisacs. IA sAers ara
sssaes n Ger NE tAas j, ucse. p<ra.s,<
hssaer 10 h. sslsat waea serbs avan
aeiAsng, sAVa i weFe htafrT taxv we're
aaspokza. Ssaas ~iss head 49, pat Il !:
: FAAs he sssOngezs woras are oil sAr
~8ssls unspoken YES. xsacnee Aas IL
sarce. and she good book tells IN thar
ear nerds sAoeld K few. ais no. ahe
htsss aeiSy hrseks, ssersiaz wsfA The
ssHy F~Asies. sl.As bear or Great sAsss
-. boa TIE siieas acep
TAe great polaseal sso-n las pssse.s
osSr aad al Is qaiss aloas sas line.
ssesaeeHscy Is srsi ',ss'sake.I.' and put 10
saeep Net dead. eas sireprsA. After
= rrfrrshinF aaR she mar arise again ana
&c nttrs powerful than before. Wecan-
.aNsi tell anything ahoat old sstAer Tssne's
easintss- He ~sela tura his every mo.
.aeas 10 car advantage II we would lei
Aam- he gives himself 20 rs aud would
have - Use him veil. and Indeed hi,
movements arr ali tAAt we can iastiv
claim as cur own. Ali the rest is hat >
loan from the k2nds of ghe Omniposens.
Wei, Miss Polly was most gorgcoussy
ArrAyed a. the ball in her rich subes Of
: tiress,~ and ~grce silver was the order
lay. sac well knows that Uncle Ton
= asleep and she kaows how 10 take thx
advantage. Nv lifile friends. there were
LAYS when q man could 10 TO the polls
and deposit his sentiments unulolestrd.
and no man dare ofIer lsribe. Nohods
Sas for sale, Is this what We call al.
vanccment in civilization Is this
>sep IN the right direction in which pos
teriiy shall tread for the besterraent offs
Tree and independent people, Is il noI
aafaral 20 fear thar curse will com,
aison the plain people of this country hy
slaeIng themselves in = danger by whics
shey will perish TAere are many wis
ooast Of freedom aud sell their verv lIs-
erty and hirthright f.-r mess of pottagt
Ne believe tas was suggested in last j.
>uel that a man should consult his fatni.
" IN political mafters-I don't mean to
favor the new wonan-she would Nos
likely advise hia to sell himself. bat osl
tue contrary would feel ashamed of tbs
uan 50 debasiag himself Away with
the Australian ballot and let a man d,
ats voting al his hume, by his owa fire
-ide after due consideration. takiu.
siong ,he iuteres, and the welfare uf b..
.RrroandingS aud his neighbors. fifth
'e free country We want no bosses. an
{ the bosses can make no better use o
their money than 10 purchase felloN
nan 20 degrade himself they had hstte
6 without il. For then. the heroic
cords, Your king has not money enough
TO buy me" were spoken in vain. an :
ais memory dishonored by those IA
Ehom they were spoken.
UNCLE NED.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-11-18
The Improvement Of Southern Maryland
Farms.

The first step in such preparation l.
10 take an inventory of what We have
before preparing TO make purchase &"
supply our neeSis. All soils are filled
with the insoluble fern of potash, phos-
.horic acid and nitrogen. The mos,
natural method then is to seek some
means of dissOlving these. Science
teaches that green manure and lime arr
-trong reagents in bringing about the
condition. In sowing seed for green ma
nure we should seek those which have
the greatest manurial value. The class
Known as the Legumes have the power
IL secreting atmospheric nitrogen and
hence ON being returned To the soil take
with them their cargo of nitrogen. In
the decomposition Of this vegetable mat
ter humic acid j. formed which herein
acts upon the insoluble plant food in the
soil rendering il available. Humus Is
necessary in the soil To get the best re-
suit with ARTIFICIAL fertilizers. Our pres
ent system of rotation should be changed
Select the soil on the farm best suited
To growing tobacco of fine texture AMI
color. Divide this into two fields and use
the following two years rotation. To-
5acco in fieli No /; peas in deld No 2
iraze of peas with cattle and hogs thus
saving the corn house Sow rye in Ne
sember in field No . and plow down for
tobacco in May. Cut tobacco from field
No in August and SOW down To Grim
son clover. Craze calves on crimson
clover until June lst Plow down and
SOW in peas. Feed or peas with cattle
aud hogs. Sow down TO rye in Nov
Plow down for Tobacco in May and then
continue the rotation. The remainder
of the farm divide into foar fields aud
use the following rotation iwheaf and
grass: 2 garss. 3 grass and peas: corn
The l5thl year you viii come TO wheat
and grass again. Yea will note In this
rotation that YOU VIAL have two fields to
cut in grass in each year, field in corn.
4 one in wheat aud for peas for feed
ing. This win give you fields in peas
when the tvbecco Gold Is consieccd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-11-18
s,aini Alau'S Beaop
COUNTY NEWS


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ssstnt tse Sass~ea snea see.e Rss..s -
Ris~<~s saese. sssaersy wAass. SassA
aassEsxa. zaanes So. seaoeea. uxsssaens
of czassss eoaass wAs sAas M waaser 4
Blvses. aVaer& - CAazses 4 Rsx3e@a.
ss.Ee. The csrsasrs sarx feaAa sAss
"A g'sEsAaa wAAsr Rr~xx~ .ssa -, ! -
Rsm IN rasAs sae * tAs Aeaa Aa1 saas
tAis sad WAlsez RsW&es mAs sn,aa $40
% shsss IN sels Snsessa
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SAHaea Esx2sss, ais eessss~a. w.s u i
-'sEaHsa Ea~@Fas asas sA.sa - assss sa.sal.a.
e. SsiA eAil as 1as>AAn ur * Sas,x .se
uakao~a - sAs sarr.~
(sags y II Rsaas was caro.x3 .rs
the gary ssa~ cs@ps~e2 - aoaso~.s pa.
iel tiAiey. 5esefsA = EtAass. Maz4s. New-
iOa- } : RsAaS. sec. ~. r4aas !, .
ThsnP~sa. CsAr~ace LasAAa. CAAracs
N"Ian. VISA u CHapaAn. wn Sssx.,sS
JArRes a. Clarke, TAoEaAs roaae
The reEsoss - the encasrpne~ - rras..
ed 10 Is Enay ss Arseay szmuara ID a.
folloxs.
Roe begsa . distzrAaace ana uss or
deurd ous II she store he ueas ous. ar
was takcn oua and gOing on board his
boat moore3 al the wharf. nrocarcs .
shot qua and rezarnea 70 TIE store de.
olaring his iateafion 81 killsnr an=0ar
who crossed his path MH Brewer again
ordered him Oui 81 the store. He haes-
ed to the door holisag as qua Al q
ready Wees he reached TIE door he
stopped and Charlie Martha called On
Waller Bre~er 20 shoot tue nan before
every one IN the store was killed. A
shot Eas fired and Roe fell. dischnrrinr
his gun almost simultaneously viii the
shot that sro1ghi him down. AT the
same time that Roe fell San Andrews
dropped dead. pierced vita ball ares
as the coroner's iIry say. By sousoae IA
them unknown
Andrews WAs q resident Of PAsuxea,
district and bore a good reputation Roe
Is said to hare beua q noisy. tar5uIenf
mia aai one seeking diR>alties. Re-
Calvert frieais took ais 5oiy home for
burial.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-11-18


tFh~@ ear RsguGar CsrrepoAdeRrl
Another mind Is operating wishour
she medium Of material organization
Death visited the home Of Mr.. Aloaz"
Csllisoa. OF 81 InigO's Neck. recent,
nd foeS Mrs Marion Langley relief o.
John langley. Mrs. Langley was con
>isseai member Of TIE R { church.
Cold weather prevails and oystcrnen
are delighted inaSmneh a the 'sna,,' Ia.
adj aneed the price Of the several grade
IL oysters
Hold il up 10 the eye Revolve it an
ieS il in diEereal lights. Perceive any
change! On, no. 1t always presents IN,
zane brauty aud purity. This is the
Characteristic of truth and where ue -
~eri here that democrats tell Us that the,
intend to straighieR their vertebral col
ana and get mp their moral muscle and
20 - work again. We assert the truth
4 seems thai no amount of hard usags
saR take the ight ont Of them
Rev. Mr. Mann preached al Friendship
4 E church last Sunday. Would that
teachers OF the moral code could take
1ssessiOn Of our country and stand a.
toSers against tbe incarsions of the en-
my.
The crop of common walnuts IS large
saa we notice that tbet retail at 10 ct.
ser Peek. The English variety Is raised
sefsaboEt and the Weld is fairly good
Tue trees on wOodlawn farm, which
we're planted many years ago. yield wei.
-sery alternate year The opinion rela
axe 20 the turnip crop has been reversed
and we are told that the yield will b,
a'isfactory. Persimmons are plentifui
md nocturnal
Hunte s are pbenomenally successful
zstching marsupial quadrupeds 1t is
aid that opposums like the fruit named
nd hunters tell Us that they frequently
catch THIN near the trees which bea- IL
The prices of Sweet and Irish potatOe
rave advanced sl.OO per bushel for tn,
"rmer and sjcss. ditto for the latter.
Ban, Look! There it goes Poor
naimed and di~fgured bird Leg brok-
EN- and the feathers sh6t out of it's tail
Our sympathy.
Rain again and one thing we feel Ger
tain of-the abundant supply of water
in wells.
While Mrs Yeatman and several Of
her family were crossing Point Lookout
Greek bridge in DAYTON recently the
south end of the bridge suddenly SAINT
several feet. Fortunately no one got
injured notwithstanding the horses were
considerably frightened Messrs A L
Adams, s. Green and d s. Moore in
forms us that the bridge is weak in other
nlaces. Carroll and Biscoe. road super.
visors have been notified.
AzzANA.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-11-18

Assexs sAe A<asA sssSer. Is rsuseese.a
meAS fsnssses a. orassca sAe raAase
ssAssis y ~ asa gAAsosAesss = ~ csosca
Misses Magy asa fsasa l..sAcr. III l.eua-
araae~a- - rer SEE SnnaAv ,sss sss
0asAsAgsaA. Ms Masy = l. ~ arsaes.
saasa - Ms Lazra we~k. We AaV@
sAs yssag sAAsee wisl Hss larry ssae i
sAe casx Fer sAssr aasxnce rs~nsrs "a
a<AsAx vssl - snany Leo@arsasewa
AeaEss
tse~sAx's FAsmersf InssaEuse Mas A.
tSasca ~ senres1aszsise tArau-s fron
scaFay every ai>sssca ef ne csaasv sza
esxTy sae was dressed siah sase axsrszrgs
re sAsak sAas Asrcssser sAs nasac os
Ssrox Hssees Stll Always serxe 10 gather
saFge and srFS~ciassrr aaasesce ii s.
Mars farmers.
TsFSsaay lAss MrsSFs Real N,srrss ana
1aAa MAgsil tell frosa srAaFaaaiaw a :
Aea<s - wos.aseErrn ar Morris has,
rs ZEN leg esasy bruised aaa wxssa
ss,rAsasa sa1 Mr. Aagsll had sAe hone<
Vt cue wssss knsckca oas az psace and
Ais tAee ratafeily cot The fan was
aaasaa tfaeSA fees-
rAsrsaay, Nov. u. Iss:. Mr.. A. Rro~a
sire died Al Ais reSideace neAr Beaeaics.
CASEies coansy sad wss baricd a. olS
Fscaas ChaFcA lass SATURDAY.. Mr.. Slv~
~as O. years Of sgr Ana waS eel and
fAsorAsly kaewn sAruaghous southern
Maryland. he was = brother Of Mr.
Roes- Size and Of the hate Mrs. Lydia
agicAins.
The resalt in the State a. shown b
tie aaicsal returns printed in TUESDAYS
Baltimore Hsraa6, give GoIashC rough.
republican for Comptroller. 1883:
SAITH, democrat. Il2.ess-a republican
plurality of 7.eoa For Clerk to the
Coars Ct Appeals. Rutherford received
isa.ssi Ford, II4,s.4-a plurality of
ASST for Rutherford.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-11-18

10 nos fail 70 cozse 80 ske gsaAsSr
TAsz1azgsEsas BszAsr 81 TIE coaarei Pub
lie School near 0Akvile on Thnrsd.y,
the sssh. instant We shsll spare no e.
ferris IN makisg il the most eaSoxahle
affair Of ifs kidd heIs n this distrirs.
We have secursd the services az seve-
raj polite walters who viii take pleasure
IN attending 10 she needs OF guests.
Special atsrntion paid 10 the confvrs Of
ladies Hst s[ahsr served NJ r. n.
Tsckess 10 dinner. s. cents. Lunehes
and meals served a all hOars.
Roast Turs;ey. Pataxent Oysters
Gihlet Gravy Cranberry Sauce
Mashed Potatoes Roast Pork. Celery.
Drowned Sweet Potatoes.
Ham
Creamcd Onions Sweet Potato Pie.
Apple PSe Fruit. Hot Coffee.
We solicit the patronage Of friends
Proceeds for the beaest OF the school
Come and enjoy day of real pleasure
Doors opened AZ I0A II. Closed At .
p. NJ.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-11-18


The Con nissioners' coari wsll uaeeu
next Non lay week. ihe 2sth. iasiaat.
Miss Mary Cough has lefs for PhIla-
delphia where she expects % sprad tn
Winter.
Miss Mamie Combs Is visiting ID.
family of R15t c. Combs. Esqr-, Leon
ardtown.
Nr j. Samuel Turner. late Clerk O.
the Charles county circ7is Court. Is L.
move 70 Baltimore about the coaain.
year
The present spell of aeAtbeF has en-
able mlny OF our farmers TO presarr
their land for wheat and save their cor
crops.
Note the advertisement Of the Publis
Sale of the Personal Property Of IN
late Luke w. Kno;t II viii be on I'd
18th instant
Written notices are posted announcin
the sale Thursday next. at BLOOMSBURY
oil the personal property Of the late Cap
Charles E Cough
Next Thursday, November 2}th wi
be Thanssgi ring Day. As Denocrs
we will dine on or w and try and b,
thankful that it's not buzzard.
Up to the present writing the none
stolen from II. G. Greenwell had M.
been recovered and SD far as we hsy,
been able to learn there is no clew to il.
Since our last issue Licenses TO Mari,
nave been issued 10 James NJ Bailey aud
Blanche Yates; and to Richard Penn
broke Mckay and Mary Barbara Tross
back.
Note the change in date of the enter
tainment for the benefit of Holy Face
Church. IL will be on the cath and no,
on the 25th as advertised in last weeks
BEACON.
MT. Peter Stone died at his residence
in Mediey's Neck Sunday last. lie wss
popular young man and many friends
regret his death. He leaves wife and
One hundred and forty-two new books
have been added to the library Of the 81
Mary's Reading Room and Debating So.
ciety. The books were carefully select.
ed aud ere greet addition to the libra.
~.
tuesdays papers announce that III,
recent death of w. Sidney Wilson. sov
O. the late L. s Senator E X. Wilson
was suicide Mr. Wilson sbo, bimsel,
through the head wish a 81 calibre mis-.
toll.
Mondays Farmers Institute was bv no
means well attended and we think our
farmers missed good thing The lec,.
urers were, one aud ell, earnest, pract,.
cal men and their ideas were well worth
hearing and considering.
Friday night of last week a colored
mar named Granam was drowned in {,
Leonard's Greek, Calvert county Tn.
mans hat dropped overheard and a. he
walked aft in his canoe to catch il h.
"PPeu oEerooard and was drowned.
Recently. Mr. William RI. Dawson wa /.
painfully hurt by a kick from colt
Mr.. Dawson was ON horseback and the
colt came up alongside and kicked i,s
hoof striking him ON the shin tearin,
through his clething and cutting the
flesh to the bone.
The Forty Honrs' Devotion AZ 9, Al.
oysius Church. this town. has been well
attended Rev. John A. Morgan s j.
conducted the services and his instruct
ions "ere always pointed aud virile. N
they DC followed onr town aud commu-
nifty viii be all the better for them.
Diphsheria Of malignant tyre pre-
walls In the southern part OF Charles
county. -Four Deaths. two whites and
two coloEed, have occurred. Dr.. @. u.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-11-18
suai.s Creek Items.

From our Regular Correspondeat.l
Mr. Henry Matthews. the guest of Mrs
day.
Dir John Key was in Charles on Fri
day.
Mrs Johnson Canter aud Miss Cantsr
we're at the Oaks Thursday.
Mrs. Maddox and Miss Maddox. Of
Harris Lot. passed through Builds Greek
last week.
hrs. John EarheF returned u Ruxton
with Mrs willier last week.
Mrs. Kirk and Mr.. Matthews spent
Sunday In Charles.
Dir. Kent Canter ,wssi in our neighbor-
hood.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-11-18

From the Lone Star State comes the
following letter. written by w. +. Gass.
editor of the ut. yernoa. TEX Herald
Il have used Chamberlain Collie. Chol
era and Diarrhoea Remedy in my family
for the past year, and find IL the eest
remedy for collie and diarrhoea that |
have ever tried. 1t effects are instant
aneous and satisfactory, and Icheerfully
recommend il. especially for cramp collie
and dlarrhoea. Indeed. we shall try and
keep a bottle OF il on our medicine shelf
a. long as we keep house" For sale by
VIM. F. Greenwich & SON. Leonardtow n;
Jus. 5. Nssshcws, vslley Leo.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-11-18


IN this system 81 improving fsrm y0ur
e<erss mnsf Ae ereuaei via snccezs.
\ Sod sersilizer Tor tobacco may ee
maie bs using f.seelt< : c. rock. tess-
ins 10 per cens so It's Of nitrate pot
ash and 80 ihS good. rich Earth. This
Ten of asixsare skoeia MT cost aore
ahaa SIs 50 It's grade vii K : per q.
aho@ scsd and " per et- potash. II nj
aroScn- Another excelieEs manure fer
tobacco on land with hanas i go lbs.
: c. rock. so lGss salphste potash high
srassi 40 It's cotton seed meal. This
Sassala cost sheas SIs. Never pcrmil
she use Of mariase Of potash in Sour to-
a4ecs fertilizers. The xila i anosher
gress factor in farm Development. Tie
cara plaas i the great plant for this.
Oar corn stalks are an Invaluable food
aow wasted en- our fields. This proper
II prvrarcd. with she silage fro.a our
slloS pEt ns in eoaditioa Soosupete with
she western feeder Of cs1tie-Fsyf. 81
essser A<gsrt Neaagy's FFrmsys' IAstfsuts.
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sf"tEs. WtNGssS q ,ari sls hestlnw
stnre<- L. . FsAuEth. SAT efieF In n i~h. fault
le~s tn uttitt'- uissur sss I'd Eseelsi.r."
yusi Knew. uassFsS still higher. aIt this httS
beeu Ter tbrfy-dve yetFs the mstfio ,,f tee
usa ufacturrr@ of tb-sss sfstses. III Higher - u
higher thsy have. Nefr by year" adv ncsd
attd ea.
Thss hsve cnrsae I,.tn use by thousands u,,o,,
thoas ttid~ ui,ii. AT the Pre-. ~ ti,,.e. fhaa
aULtAJ ttgiltes. al the Or Neg York tsa
the Usfif OF Nsxic daily csl isiy ing the beia-
efiis and ia III. y their praises
Asta ,lew ltes Zoe IN : progressive age i fhe
ass-ss s' .s"s.. an nrs.asnrIit ia sny pwrisr.
Burns s,tyfhtHg-chtts chunks. csltn cs,iss as,a
val X ep hfe ~ hssnrs-trnIis tn. hest of sss
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go cold mssrsstuxs
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.hta~.a cai-oidsflon "a skill ard inventive.
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Isss9ared Ia SER ,.nsIa.s u,.a. tas
Great Mills. having a full line Of Col.
tins aud Caskets at each place.
Mr. c. Wesley Sanner has charge 4
the Great Mills division
Embalming will receive my personals
attention al both places.
s. g. GOODRICH,
fan 2l-tfc. RIpaE, Mn.
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LOUIS. HAaIe,

Cussos Boor. AND sHoxnAxxn,
~ am tOot finn she smallest 90 the isrgs%t
&c thu moss reasonable rsfes Ladies aod
cents One work specislit - shsrsrst no.
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Undertaking and Embalmirs.

Having proyi-
ded myself with
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am now In aClsli
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est Tor em~@.
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Mr. F. o. Morgan has just received the
largest stack he has ever dispiayed IN
Le0nardiuwn. All new and up To- late
goods. In ready raade clothing he i the
lar sest dealer in southern Maryland
For the proof of this il i oniy necessary
to see his very large stock.-adv.