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To the lGenasry o. Miss Caroline
CFeeauetl.

II il no task 60 say . word in tribute
to the memory Of this most worthy ard
estimable lady. Il i the pleasure be-
coming and belonging to one Who feels
forcibly the sense Of . benevolent graf
itude. Could We reconcile the ways Of
Providence with the feelings and needs
of ourselves and Of our neighbors, We
would have expected that that unwei-
come visitor, death, would have entered
elsewhere and selected for itsvictim an
other. But His ways are deep and hid
den, and we know for some good and
wise purpose, He has called from earth
this bright example Of Christian life
q life devoted to those tasks Of love and
affectionate attentions to the sick, the
diving and the dead.
Systematic and showing good taste
in everything-decided aud frank on all
subjects, yet tolerant Christian feel
ing and good sense Of prcpriety never
allowed her opinions to disturb any OF
her social or friendly relations, nor af-
feet the performance Of those duties Of
tender love and charity which 50 few
others could do 90 well.
! At her death though we sorrow, il -
not as the man without hope-we can
look up.
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which was honored with an enfhusi-
astic exoere. The piano accompani-
uents were played by Miss Della
A. Harris and were noticeable for
their tasteful and accurate execution.
And this is all We have space to say
about the Concert. If Mrs. Gadabout
will allow us, we announce ourselves
an ardent and permanent admirer Of
her dramatic talents and bespcak the
earliest occasion after Lent for meeting
her again. Helen was Is natural, SELF
possessed and betwitching as we have
ever found her in her fathers parlors.
And Martha ofthe musical laugh. thero-
guish eye, the quizzicai head-gesture,
Martha, the inimitable maid-of-all-
workout yonder comes Lord Bullion.
Allow Us, my Lord, to present the CON-
pliments of our Societysand to thank
you for the pleasure you have afforded
its membership and for your generous
endeavors in behalf Of the coming Town
Hall. Harry, too, is deserving of res
pectful fention, but,we must hasten to
ego" forJack. Knowing of his secret
likings for Martha, we denounce him
as little better than land-lubber and
sentence him on the spot to reef the
mainmast, put a bonnet in the flying
jib-boom and "mark twain" until furth-
er orders.
AT the conclusion of the entertain.
ment, Mr.. Wilson returned thanks, in
behalf of the Debating Society, to the
public for its encouragement and to the
performers for deserving it, and an
nouEced Supper to be ready and the
Ball as about to open. And with this
announcement, We are forced to con-
clude our notes of Friday nights en-.
tertainment.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-02-11


Mssrs. Edaoss Owing 70 the in
clemercy Of the Winter, little Has been
done in this county either by the Teach
ers' Association or Examiner towards
elevating the standard Of public educa-
tion; but we must rest content with our
improved condition, ard promise the
public, when the weather permits, re-
newed energy and perseverance in the
great cause We so strenuously advocate.
regret to state, that the great stand
ard bearer of public education four Elk.
aminer) has been for some time inca
pacitated for tine full discharge of his
duties, having received hurt, from q
fall, during that severe sleet, but be
was at his Office in Leonardtown on Sat-
urday last in the vigorous discharge Of
the duties Of his Office, and suggesting
what he deemed necessary to the teach
ers. No ones services are so thorough.
" appreciated rs when absent, and I
feel confident that I but reiterate the
sentiments Of every teacher when say
we are patiently awaiting the arrival Of
Spring, when We will again be greeted
BIZ thu presence Of him who rlanifests
20 m&ch interest In the rising genera
|yti06 of thik county. and whose aid and
suggestion we are always ready and will
ling to receive.
It seemed to be the opinion Of all the
teachers with whom conversed, that,
notwithstanding the Indictment weather,
their averages are better than usual at
this season, and that their pupils are
rapidly advancing. The following is a
condensed proceedings Of the Teachers
Association.
The Association met at the usual
time-ll members present. Proceed
ings read aud adopted, after which, on
motion of F. N. Holmes, We proceeded
to on election of officers with the fol-
lowing result: G. L. Blackstone, Pres
ident; VIM. F. Perry, Vice President;
F. N. Holmes, Recording Secretary, and
D. C. Hammett, Treasurer. With the
consent of the Association, Mr.. Jno. G.
Perry withdrew his amendment to the
Constitution, offered on Dec. 5, '74, and
offered the following in lieu thereof
Resolved, that inasmuch as this Associ-
alton is an indef endent organization
and not connected in any manner with
| the Board of School Commissioners for
St. Mary's county, aud as that portion
CT Article z of the Constitution, which
refers to the examination of schools by
the several Committees being subject
to the order of County School Board is
useless, and it should therefore be ex-
plunged, namely: Such reports shall al
ways be subject to the order of the
County School Board. Seconded and
laid over until next meeting.
The President then appointed Satur-
day, the Goth instant, for an instructo-
ry meeting. On motion of Mr.. Perry,
the society adjourned.
l feel it my duty to state that Mr..
Perry does not object to the examina-
! ton of the Schools by order of the AS
sociation, but to the reports being SUBJ
ject to the rerusal Of the School Board.
Respectfully,
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The American Newspapers Advertis-
ing Agency Of Geo. p. Rowell & Co.,
New York, il the only establishment Of
the kind in the United States which
keeps itsef persistsntly before the pco-
pie ty adrertising "a newspapeys. They
evidently receive their reward, for we
have it from a reliable source that ad.
vertising orders issued by them for
their customers have exceeded three
thousand dollars day since the com.
mencement Of the year, and this Is moi
a rery good year for advertising either.
J. Frank Bohanan, Esqr., has been
appointed by His ExceIlency, Gov.
Groome, an Officer of Registration for
the 2nd election district of this county
in place of Benedict Magill, lately de-
ceased.
The Senate Naval Committee have
recommended the abandonment of the
Navy Yards at Washington, Philadel-
phia and New London.
Gov. Chamberlain has ordered the
disarming Of the colored militia OF
Edgefeld county, S. c., and the dis
banding of the white sabre clubs"
The public debt statement issued
from the Treasury shows an increase
in the public debt during January of
81 1885,, S7O.27.
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sA countryman took his seat at n
hotel table, opposite a gentleman vho
was indulging in a bottle of wine
Surprising the wine to be common prop
erty, our unsophisticated country friend
helped himsehto it with the gentleman q
glass. That's cool!' exclaimed the
owner Of the wine, indignantly. Yes"
replied the other, 81 should think there
was ice In it."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-02-11

The sxEs,cAS rARxHR FoR rEnsrARY comes
10 hand weIl laden with o rich freight OF
matter not only readable but Instructive and
directly practical. Prominent features In this
ISSUE reports from numerous active farmers
clubs correspondence from every quarter, in
Guiding letters on agriculture from Germany
and France; instructions for making snper-phos-
pilates on the farm: letters on sheep hnsbandrr I;
a very full horticultural department. embrace ny
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account of the mode Of raising early potatoes by
the truckers Of Southeastern Virgins; fish cul-
ture. with Instructions for making trout Ionds
on the farm, &c. Everything in the number,
Indeed, 10 substantial and adapted TO our intel
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ing for this useful farm journal, the price Of
which, including postage. is 81 go q year, or
on ~ 81 10 each 10 clubs Of Eve or more The
publishers, Sami. Sand 4 Son, Baltimore, Nd q,
w'ii send specimen copies free on receipt OF
stamp tor postage.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-02-11

MARYLAND FIRE Insurance Cove
cheerfully give place to the following
paragraph, which We cut from the last
number Of the Port Tobacco Times:
We have received copy of the an
nual statement Of this Company. This
statement shows that the losses during
the past year have amounted to So, $780,
%, whilst the assets of the Company
amount to s52, OS04S. The whole ex-
peuses have been 81 1886. This is es-
sentiallya home Company, and our peo-
pie are certainly blind to their own inter-
ests not to make an effort to extend its use
fulness. Every policy holder should
constitute himself an agent to induce
his neigh bors to insure init. The mutual
plan, which has been adopted. is but a
joint partnership concern in which each
man iusures the property of his neigh
bors to the extent of his own premium, and
his neighbors in turn insures him to
the same extent. The system has been
found to work most admirably wherev-
er tried. Certainly no Company can be
worked more economically than this
one has been. It is managed By a
Board Of careful business men who are
themselves insured in it. Similar COM
panies, some years ago, were organized
in Montgomery, Carroll and Baltimore
Counties, are now wealthy institutions
the insurance in them costing the
original insurers a mere bagatelle per
anrum. There is no reason why we
should not make this Company an equal
success. All that is required is slight
effort on the part of the policy holders.
The rates are as low as possible. We
hope our people will consult their own
interests and patronize their home in
stitution.
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FRIDAY NIGHr's ENTERTAINMENTS

FRIDAY NIGHr's ENTERTAINMENT
The entertainment at the Court House
on Friday night last was a pecuniary,
as well as a musical and dramatic sue.
cess. The receipts from the Concert
and Supper apprenticeship. We are
gratified to know that the sum thus re-
allied, added to the amount already in
the treasury Of the Debating Society
and the other means at it's command,
will be ample to justify an immediate
commencement of the projected Town
Hall and to insure its completion at an
early day. But the financial results of
Friday nights entertainment, though
highly agreeable, of course, to the So
ciety for which its benefits were intend
ed, is less, we believe, a subject of con-
graduation with its members than the
merit of the entertainment itself and
the gratifying approvalwhich it received
from the large and appreciative audi
ence in attendance. We venture the
statement, that not a single person left
the Court Room on Friday night last
dissatisfied with what had been heard
and witnessed, or regretful of the time
ard money it had cost, and we are GER
tain, that vast majority of those pres
ent expressed their qualification in the
warmest terms of admiration. We VEN
ture upon another statement, and that
is, that in no town of the same size in
our State or out of ii can more musical
and dramatic talent be found than can
be gathered wishin an hours notice in
the modest little village of Leonardtown.
With this preamble, we proceed to par
ticularize the programme of the nights
entertainment. promising that this was
introduced by an appropriate overture
from the Leonardtown Band.
l. Full Chorus. ''Come where nv Love
lies Dreaming" Entire Company.
3 "Isadora" Mrs. Abel and Miss
Durant.
3. Solo (comic). katy's Letter"
Mrs. Forbes.
4. Duet. Il know a Bank" Mrs.
Forbes and Miss Durant.
5. Trio. SILVER Threads among the
Gold" Messrs Ford, Galattia and Nor
gan.
PART SECOND.
l. Duet. "O'er the Hill, Ger the
Dale" Mrs. Abel and Mrs. Forbes.
2. Solo. Il am q Bayadere." Mrs.
Abel.
8. Duet. .'Gentle Annie" Miss Du.
rant and Mrs. Abell
1. Solo. " Philadelphia Ball" Mr.
Galatti.
5. Trio. Constance" Messrs. Ford,
Galatti and Morgan.
PART THIRD.
l. Duet. Banjo and Guitar. Messrs.
Ford and Galatti.
,. Solo. Swallow Flying South. y
Miss Durant.
5. Duet. Quaker Courtship." Mrs.
Abel and Mr.. Ford.
l. Trio. IT'S Evening Brings nv
Heart to Thee" Messrs. Ford, Gala,ti
and Morgan.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-02-11

THE nelAaeholy days have come,
the saddesf q the year." and the worst
Of it is. they depart not until the inter-
vention Of Easter Sunday, forty days
hence. There u one consolation, how
ever, il i n for the good Of the soul,
hut isn't rather bard upon the fsh:
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

GRAlN.-Receip,s from Saturday to FRI
day. inclusive. comprised Of Wheat 2,6io bus
Southern, 8. $50 blu. Pennsylvania, and 400
bus. Western, Corn %. 500 do. Southern. 20a,-
900 bus. Western: Oats 3 900 bus, and Rive
], $50 bus The market for Wheat has been
steadily maintained for Maryland and Penn
sylvania, and for Western We write prices sew
eral cents higher, with u more act tive market,
though closed dull ami nominal. For Coax We
note steady and firm market for Southern
though but little arriving. aud chiefly car-io,s.
Western hiss been in more active request, with
prices showing an improvement for the week
of ! cent p bushri, and closed firm. ''Ars are
in moderate supply, and prices are rather high
er, particularly for Western. which compose The
bulk OF offerings RVS steady.
TosAcoo -Lesf.-The market for all dcscrip-
tons Of leaf remains inactive. Receipts are
quite small and holders continue firm. Sales
gre confined to small lots ~ full prices.
Inspections for the week SO hhds. Md; 81
do. Ohio, 10 Ky. aud do. Virginia-totai l66
hhds. No foreign elearances the past week.
We renew quotations, Is follows:
nj - - sn
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Balm, ore Female College.

Incorporated in lsi9 with authority 10 confer
degrees, aud endowed by the State OF MARYLAND
in ls6o. The College is beautifully situated in
a grove, within the city limits. on lofty emf.
hence that commands view OF the country.
The city, and river and bay for many miles
The College has a good library, chemical and
philosophical apparatus, cabinets of minerals,
medals, coins, gems, &c, and the course Of in
s'ruc;ion is thorough. Board and tuition $3.50
per annum.
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Nesc advertisements.

TE "A C-Thc choicest in the world
.~Si importers pr.ces-Largest COM
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waste time-seni for Circular 70 RossRr WELLS.
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respass Notice.

EROM and after the date Of this no.
Il tice. no person or persons will be
allowed to trespass si,b dog or gun or
by p~ssing through OF otherwise makisg
,hososgLiars over my land. kooxu
"THORNLY,"
located in the suburbs Of Lsonardsovn
3rd election district. or in any manner
sba,evsr. without my permission
Against all persons thus trcspsssing, the
Law Gill be rio idly eEforccd without dis.
tireiion.
GEO. A. SIMMS.
Feb II. 1885,
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Grand Finale Chorus. Gently Signs
the Breeze" Entire Company.
Having proper distrust of our taste
in musical matters, we shall venture
upon no criticism of the different pieces
named in the programme or OF their de-
livery. Like everybody else, we had,
we suppose, preferences of our own for
particular songs and, possibly, for par
ticular singers. but we have no opinion
now and here to intrude. and readily al.
low ourselves to be voted forthe special
favorites of the audience, which were
"Katy's Letter" .'Siiver Threads among
the Gold" Il am Bayadere," Phil
adelphia Ball. ""Swallow FLYING South"
and the Quaker Courtship," each Of
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
0rpAan.' Court Of St Nary's eosnsy, .st-
FEB ., 1875.
nRDERED By THE COURT. Tha, J.m.s
~ Il Aver, al minis:,at r IF James FvrrCl,
late OF - Mary county, Nd. deceased, give
the notice required ny law TO the decessed's
creditors to cIaibis their claims, and that
the same he published once . week for six
successive weeks IN the ST Narys Bea on I.
Test: JAS 7 u RALgY,
Register Wills for 5, NSry's county.
NOTICE.
In pursuance o { the above order, ] hereby
give notice that I have obtained from tie
Orphans Court of ST. Mary's county, Nd,
letters of administration on the persona
tate ofJanes Ferroll, late Of sail county. is-
ceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased are hereby notified 10
exhibit the same with the proper vouchers
attached thereto, TO the subscriber on ar
before the 2lst day Of August, 1878, .hcy
will otherwise by law be excluded from the
benefits of the said eCaie All persons
indebted to the deceased are requested (,
make immediate payment to tie subscri-
Der.
JAMES r. ALVEY,
UiaisGator.
Feb II. iegS-ov.
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TERMS OF SALE :

All sums of ten dollars and under
cssh-on all sums above ten dollars q
credit of four months will be given. the
purchasers giving bond, with security
to be approved by the undersigned, and
to bear interest from the day of sale.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, q.
M, and continue until oil is sold.
JOHN d. FREEMAN.
Feb. IL, lS75-lt.
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Cc = S~O FIRE. Address GEO. Srix-
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XECrTR'X'S NvTICE.

lXECCTR'X'S NuTICE.
Orphans Court Of 81. Nary's County, Sol
Jan II. 1878.
nRDERED BY THE COURT, That lydia
~ Biliingsley. Executrix Of Chapmas BIZ
Kingsley, late of ST Mary's county, Md, de-
ceased, give the notice required by law 10 the
deceased creditors to exhibit their claims,
AID that the same be published once . week
for six successive weeks in the 81. Mary's Pea
con.
Test:
JAMES T n RALEY,
Register Wills for 81 Mary's county.
NOTICE.
In pursuance OF the above order, I hereby
give notice that have obtained from the Or
phaas' Court of ST Msry's county, Maryland,
letters testan. nta.y on the personal estate
OF Chapman BilIinesley, late OF said CO., de-
ceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased arc hereby notified TO ex-
hibit the same with the proper vouchers at
tached thereto To the subscriber, ON or be-
fore the 2lst day Of July, 1875, they will
otherwise by law be excluded from the ben
efts of the said estate. All persons indeb-
ted to the DECEASED are requested to make
immediate pay ment to the subscriber.
LYDIA e BILLlNGSLEY,
kxesutrix.
Jan IL, le7s-sw.
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OK A WEEK to Agents TO sell an ar.
- ~ ,icle saieaIle as -four Profits inn
mcnse- Package free. Address BUCKEYE
MFG CO., Marion, Ohio.
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% ~OO Address EXCELSIOR MFG Co.,
buchanan. Mich.
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ST. MARY'S BEACON
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THURSDAY MORNING, February iI,h, 1875.
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night be determined
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