Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-06-10
ND.

THURSDAY HoExrxG, Jsss lesh. IsIt.
News AND OrHKR NorIsos.-The
June Term Of cur Circuit Court began
GA Monday last, His Honor. Judge
Ford, on the Bench. The Appearance,
Trial, Appeal and Recognizance Dock
cts called and judgments entered in
plain and uncontested cases.
Tuesday. The case Of the State ".
James Cooper and James e. Greenwell.
Indicted for stoning the dwelling of J.
Stephen RAley, taken up and tried
separately. Judgment Of the Court
"not guilty" Crane for State. VIII
son, Blackstone 4 Morgan for defence.
Col. Blackstone moved that q meet
ing Of the Bar be held tomorrow morn
ing at 10 o'clock, to take action express
sive of the less the profession had sus-
tanned in the death Of Col Jas. s. Dovns.
The laborious and efficient Examiner
of our Public Schools, Benjamin Tip
petit, Esqr., 10 now making, We learn,
his last tour of inspect to the diff
ferent school localities Of our county,
preparatory. we presSme. to the an
nouncement Of the usual Summer vaca-
ton. The schools which have already
been visited, we have not enumerated,
but only those which are yet to be in.
spected An earnest invitation Is ex-
tended to trustees and parents to meet
the Examiner q: the places and on the
occasions given below.
June l1th, Mrs. Kelly (eolored) in
the morning. c. B. Wise (coloreD in
the evening.
June l4th, Thos. Dent, in the morn
ing. j. NJ Milburn, in the evening.
June 18th, Thcs. w. Aud, in the
morning. VIM. b. Downs, in the even
irg.
June 10th, Geo. G. Loker.
June 18th. St Georges Island.
June 18th, Mrs. Cecil.
June 2lst, Dent Heard in the morn
ing. VIM. II. Ford, in the evening.
June 22nd, Miss Greenweu.
June 23rd, Frank. N. Holmes, in the
morning. Colored No. 2, 3rd District,
lately W. F. r, s.
June 24th, VIM. T. Bailev's.
June 25th, H. c. Dent, in the morn.
ing. Woodfork (colored) in the even
ing.
June 2eth. Miss Pennington, in the
morning. J. H. Brown (colored) in the
evening.
june 2sth, Geo. Fl. Carpenter.
June Both, Miss Chunn.
July LIST, ]. W. Thomas, in the morn
ing.
July End, Mr.. Gilmore, m the morn.
ing. W. c. Love. in the evening.
July 5th, No. l, 9th District, in the
morning. Tilda Hewett (colored) in
the evening.
July 9th, Miss Readmond, in the
morning.
July 7th, S. D. Brown, in the morn-
ing. No. ), 9th District, st. Joseph's,
in the evening.
July sth. r. D. Morgan, in the morn
ing. Plowden (colored) in the evening.
July 9th, Miss Burch, in the morn
ing.
July 10Th, J. G. Perry, in the morn
ing.
July 18th, Jno. F. Duke, in the morn.
ing.
July l4th, Jos. W. Goldsboroush, in
the morning.
July 18th, Miss Cox.
July 10th, VIM. B. Tucker, in thu
morning.
July 10Th, J. P. Cough, in the morn
ing.
July Goth, Geo. L. Blackstone, in tn,
morning.
July 2lst, Miss Stone, in the morn
i4g.
Thecopious rains Of Saturday and Sun
day nights last, with the sporadic show
ers following, have caused an excellen
season" and enabled farmers, who wer
fortunate enough to have plants larg
enough and land ready, to pitch a por
tion of their tobacco crop. Under tn,
most favoGble condition Of the wealth
er, however, the bulk of this crop can
not be planted for two weeks, if then
Wheat has been greatly benefited by tn,
late rains and corn is growing of finel,
under the same inspiration. In short
the crop outlook, which few DAYS ag,
was positively desperate, has been .,
much improved by the recent rains tina
eroaking and long faces are now e1cep
tons among farmers and hopeful tall
and jollity the rule.
Two negro men were committed Z
our County Jail ON Tuesday last, tn
FIRST, Thomas Graham BY name, for a.