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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-01-04

LAYING WITHIN ONES MEANs.-Ii
a man desires to live within his means,
and is resolute in his purpose not to ap-
pear more than he really is, let HIM be
applauded. There is something fresh
and invigoratins in such an example
and We should honor and uphold such
man with all the energy in our pow
er. But how difficult to stem the di.
rection Of culture in our best circles,
where appropriateness is nursed and
tickled into excessive growth in child
hood and consequently bears its frui.age
OF vanity, display and supercilious ODE
dience to conventionalities in mature
life. The vagance of the develop
ment may in time bring about reform.
But just now the world is crazy for
show. There is not one, perhaps, in a
thousand who dares tall back on hi,
real, SIMPLE self for power to 60 through
the world and exact enjoyment as he
goes along. There is no end to the
apipg, the mimicry, the false airs and
artificial arts. 1t requires rare courage
to live up to ones enlightened convic-
tons in these days. Unless one con-
sents to join in the general cheat there
is no room for him among the great pre-
tenders. May We not indulge the hope
that by and by the intelligent classes
will frown down this demoralizing, ar.
tifciaI, unnatural lite, and rise to a
higher and purer system :-Journal O
Health.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-01-04
In MEMORlAM.

HALL OF GREAT Mills GRANGE.
ST. Mary's Co., Md. Dec. 81. 1876.
At a meeting Of Great Mills Grange,
No. 1913 p. Of H., on the 9th inst. the
following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
DR.. Lynch, the chairman Of the Com
mit'ee, in presenting the report, paid
a just and touching tribute to the mem.
DRY Of the deceased brother, after whic h
the Grange proceeded to elect officers
for the ensuing year.
WHEREAS, it has pleased the Al
mighty to remove from our midst on
the 18th inst, our beloved brother and
worthy Lecturer. DR.. VIM. NJ. Abel,
whereby the community has lost one
OF its best citizens. the medical profess
sion q high toned Gentleman and skilled
Physician. the Grange one OF its bright
est examples Of true Patron. his be-
reaved widow kind husband, his chill
dren. a devoted Father;
Therefore. Be IL Resolred. that we
tender our heartfelt sympathy to the
bereaved family and friends OF the de-
ceased. and. that they be commended
to Him who said Write. blessed are
the dead who die in the Lord from
henceforth yea, saith the Spirit. tina,
they may rest from their labor>; and
their works do follow them"
Resolved, that as token Of respec,
to the memory OF our departed brother,
the members of this Grange wear the
usual badge Of morning for thirty DAYS.
Resolved. that a copy Of these re-o.
!utions be sent TO the family Of the de.
ceased. and also TO the Saint Mary.
Beacon. with the request that they be
published.
JOHN SHApRIcK, Sec.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-01-04

CsrvesPosdsaes ffks Bsscsa-
ST. cLElerr'ABxx, D. so.sIs1G
.N4s, - fhs ninser St.
eonti - - Snsnssed ssvsrity. r.
commeece ~ 18th prt4with =
hne Of ~ 80 hh II to int
missile - e. 1as kex eoveso3
with ice - rnoU ever si6ee. Zone u
our NJ sue5 IS predicted that there
Will y sese4oY SHOWS this winter. and
thial tht prediction is likely to
Christmas ~ pzssed OF very quiet
y. when (wote IN The morpsag ]
found the ssow falling fast and it con-
einsed thfssehqnt the dv-. lThsreIpas
very little visiting and the consumption
|afeogAagAm1 aep1auas11y 49, sesss-
sarily small. friesd Thompson. q
BeggaT's Ned. has opened store u
stones Whsrf. He has large and
well assoseed stock Of goods and is
ready to wait on and accommodate bis
friends and cpstomers at all times. He
also keeps Z room fer such oil his con-
vivial friends - desire to spend the
tine in "social converse" or in "study-
ing the history Of Kings and Queens"
The foreisn and domestic troubles
that have par1lized The business interests
Of the whole ebuntry seems not to have
affected the tkiving little village Of ST.
Cemenka< =. IhesoIhas hen more
goods sold theee this winter than has
been for wears past. Blackstone IS still
al the old place with . good trade
He has two clerks constantly employed.
Our old friend Morgan, formerly of
"H,ll Top" is there and always ready
to attend to his old friends and custom
ers. A little further on we find our
old friend, the Captain, who is dong a
very thriving and lucrative business
| stopped there last Saturday and found
the old gentleman and four clerks en-
ployed waiting on his numerous custom
ers, and he still keeps on hand large
supply Of the best liquors and his friends
are never allowed to 60 away thirsty.
And still little further on at Cotton 5
old stand we find Old Nick and his
brother with a very large stock of goods
and doing their share Of the business.
Dillahay is stu feeding the hungry.
Leap year y now drawing to = close
and the ladies privilege will soon be
past, and they will have again 10 take
the place originally designed tor them,
but from the numerous marriages that
have been consummated this year I sup
pose that they, have used their privilege
with effect.
The new year will soon commence
and there is no period Of time that could
be better selected Tor salutary reflection.
As We cast retrospective glance upon
the past, how many sensations of pleas
ure and Of pain crowd upon our mem
DRY: Have We rightly thanked God
for his infinite bounties, and are We
grateful for the blessings OF health and
competence: Such are the reflections
that should ill the mind Of every Chris
tian, and We should prepare ourselves
to begin the New Year in a proper
spirit Of condescension to the will Of the
Creator.
Now that the new year will soon
commence, take the liberty to bespeak
small corner in your valuable paper
fo- the purpose Of bidding farewell to
your hufnel fe4ders IF the old yedr
and to kindly wish them happy and
prosperous new one.
49,. HoT Box.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-01-04

BULLDoziNG IN Sr. MARY's Our
town has been laboring under great
excitement for several days past, caused
by the election and Inauguration of
Capt. Alex. Jarboe as General of Leon
ardsewn. This gentle man had for his
opponent the present incumbent, Gen.
Austin Bailey. The election passed of
quietly, but the voice of the people was
stiiled BY the Returning Board. A
mandamus was sued out, which was
granted, causing a recanvass Of the
votes. resulting in the election Of Capt.
Jarboc. This gentleman was duly in
augurated, but with. great resistance
from Gen. Bailey and his friends, who
appeared on the scene armed cap-a-pie.
We have been promised in our next a
detailed account, which will show up.
we think, the infamous practice of bull
doing now in vogue in the Southern
States. Who would have thought il
would ever have reached St. Mary's
county,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-01-04

'TRrcKEhf!-Orator-"It'. IN the won
erfal insight inter 'uman nature that
Dickens gets the pull over Thackery:
but, on tother hand, its in the brilliant
shafts o satire, t'gether with a keen
sense o humor, that Dickery gets the
pull over Thackins. It's just this {:
Thickery is the humorist and Dackens
is the satlrust. But, AFTER all, it's 'h.urd
to instoot any comparison between
Dackery and Thickens." So none was
"instooted. London Judy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-01-04

THE LAUGH ON GENERAL BANNING.
In the House of Representatives last
Thursday, General Banning, Of Ohio,
was denouncing the action OF the Re-
turning Board. He said:
And let me say that. when you at
tempt to say to the people, without bet
ter evidence than you have yet pro-
duced, that, you will overturn the ma
jority Of more than eight thousand for
the Tilden electors in Louisiana, you
are attempting that which you never
can do. Applause on the floor and
from the galleries.
The Speaker. The Chair desires to
state to persons in the gallery that they
must cease applause; and unless that
instruction is obeyed the Chair will
cause the galleries to be cleared.
Mr.. Banning. But, Mr.. Speaker. the
people will not permit that 10 be done.
Great laughter. ! do not mean that
they will not permit the galleries to be
cleared. Laughter: | mean they
will not permit the ballot-boxes to be
changed. nor will they permit an lille
gal and dishonest Returning Board to
defeat their honest election.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-01-04

r As4rss De reeen. de-
in g. Hoo sf Representative g.,
in - q ineinnati Memosl1l.
th~s, VS. k6esy talk and pun "A
ref cs aning. Of Ohio. taking y
lee - deqeDr and Car6sl d
the SINE 80 y 81 alf Of the rel ~
lic.s4 The /" m.stef workman" how.
ever. pstked .to~Oe Mr.. Spencer. Of
Louisiana, who. in response to the al.
legations Of fraud and intimidation made
sgsinst the democrats Of bis State in
connection with the late election, pro-
doced the following seftler -
I" Now, SIR, Ill that kind Of talk will
do with those who do mol understand e,
but to US who were there mingling in
that election. taking an active part in il
every day and every night. the thing is
simply ridiculous. The gentlemaa has
=peci6ed but one instance where the
election officer. he said. was assaulted
and beaten on the night after the cleo
ton. Does that account for eight thou
sand majority being rejected: They
rejected all that parish excep. one poll,
which went Republican. As the gen.
tleman has specified one instance.
now make the assertion here that on
the day when the election closed in the
State ofLouisiaea there bad not been
riot, there had not been q tumult. not
even q 6sticuf encounter within the
broad limits Of the State. Bear that in
mind, and then bear in mind that the
number Of votes cast on that day was
larger BY several thousand than was
ever cast in the State before. Bear in
mind that the 6allOt-boxes which con-
tanned the ballots were not in our GUS
tody: that We were never permitted 10
touch them; that ve-were never per-
mitted to come within six feet of the
polls, and then tell me If you will that
the white people Of that State were
guilty Of fraud and guilty Of intimida-
ton at that election. How does the
gentleman account for that state OF
things. Did not his own people hold
the ballot-boxes Did not his own men
receive the ballots from the hands OF
the voters, Does not the election law
Of Louisiana allow the commissioner to
challenge and reject the vote Of any
man on proper showing: II does. TIE
commissioners Of elections in the State
Of Louisiana have got very ample pow.
ers, and in the very case which the
gentleman cites Of double ballot the
statute declares that il shall be thrown
out: and the statute further declares
that in the event of any one challeng-
ing voter the commissioner shall have
power to administer oaths and examine
witnesses touching his qualifications
And in making their returns they shall
state the number Of ballots rejected and
their reasons therefor.
IL say, bearing in mind these facts
that this election was conducted by the
Republican party; that every officer.
every constable, and almost every com
missioner was Republican: that we,
the Democrats, were not permitted to
touch the ballot-boxes, to touch the re-
turns-how can the gentleman from
Ohio { MIR. Garfield) say that these boxes
were reeking with fraud' Yes, they
were reeking with fraud as soon A.
Wells, Anderson & Co. got hold OF
them, because If the requisite returns
were not there they had them manufac-
tured and put in"
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Confirmation Notice..
Thos. X. Ridgell
vs..
Austin E. Ridgell.

Id the Circuit Conrt for 81. Mary's co.,
sitting As Court of Equity.
No. 4S7 N. E.
nRDERED, this lst dav of JAM.
u 1877, that the sale made and re-
ported BY Danl. c. Hammett. Trustee.
IN this cause, be ratified aud con-
firmed, unless cause to the contrary be-
shown on or before the IA Monday of
Jan. 1877; provided a eory of this or.
der be published in the ST. Mary's Bea-
con. once week for three Successive
weeks prior TO the said 18th Monday of
January.
The Report states that the land sold
for $50.
J.FRANK FORD, Clerk.
True capv-Test:
J. FRANK FORD, CLERK.
Jan 1. lS77-3w.
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ID f l. GIOUS -There will be a
H. Quarterly Meeting at Leonard
town NJ. l.. Church on Ellenboro' Hill
SATURDAY and SUNDAY, January
18th and 18th. Preaching Saturday
~ O clock, a. m. Conference thereai-
ter. Love Feast Sunday 10, a. m,
and preaching at II, a. m. Rev. S. NJ.
Berry will othciate. All cordially in
vited. Jan. 4. lS77-td.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

0rpkans' Count q 81. Nary oosafy, SIT:
January !, 1877.
nRDERED BIZ TIE COURT, That Edward
~ $. Ah-ll, Administrator Of DIR. VIM. u.
Abell, late Of 81. Mary's county, Maryland, de-
ceas-d, give the notice required by law to the
deceased creditors to exhibi, their claims, and
that the same he published once a week foe six
successive weeks in she ST. Mary's Beacon.
Test JAMES 7. VI. Rally,
Register Of Wills for 81. Marys county
NOTICE
In pursuance Of the above order ] hereby give
notice that I hare obtained fronn the Orphans
Court Of 81. Mays county, Maryland, letters Of
administration on the personal estate ofnr. " m
". Abeil late Of sid county, dcccased. Al
persons having claims against the said decreased
are hereby nosi6ed 10 exhibi, the same wiih the
proper vouchers attached thereto 20 the sutsr-i-
Der, on or before the 3th day Of July, 1877. they
will otherwise nv Law he excluded from the ben
e6ts Of the mid estate. All persons indebted TO
the decrssrd are requested to make immediate
pay mrnt u the subscriber.
EDWARD g. ABEL,
Administrator.
Jan. T. is5s-sw.
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JOS. III. LEWIS,
BUILDER & CONTRACTOR

TIE undersigned is prepared TO contract for
BUILDING and REPAIRING for the year
1877 in Saint Mary's and adpnins,g eounties.-
Thankful for the patronage he has received for
the past year. he respectfully bespesks similar
fhvors during the present He will cndeavor tn
give satisfaction to all who engage his servic =
and he pledges himself 10 fill his contracts with
dispatch and in work msnlike manner. Address,
JOSEPH II. LEWIS,
Union Village, Northumberland CO., Va.
Jan. I, ls11-N
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SaAsuSsAaE woaxs FHKs.-Ixe Esaiis Sory
Psyr.-Nevrr has the public had such an in
duceneus o1trcd them in the way Of reading
matter ~ the one now made by the publishers Of
The Family Ssury Pspef." published in New
York by n. L. Munroe b Co., ~ Brekmaa 81.
20 whom all orders should be addrsssd. IL is
. large weekly paper, costing only $500 year,
ard With u VII be weekly sent paris q Shakes
pc.re's works, Until the whole Is given. &C no
arsas exua ezpease. Here - achance % get .
gvAs hasKsin In the ~ay Of interesting reading
matter fhe number Of DEE. fs contains the
e. q AFT Of ShAi-p~x.
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TERaIsLE AcIpESrs--Thesew We do not wish
10 read about, bat every body wants to rad how
to get valuable pr~rnt. II may be got for a
club cf thsee - even two sshsrribess 20 the
AxsRicas Srocx JetasAI, which Is perhaps the
cheapest farm periodical published. u is q thir.
ty-tso page monthly; devoted 10 Stock and
roaltry Breeding, i'airying, Wool Growing,
he Ksepiag and Farming. A Veterinary De
Partm<n, irrass diseases II stock h~e. IN fsrt il
curtains nine Of valuable information, that
the farmrf and his family cannot anord TO Be
~isAcgt. An who sasscsioe noe 90 the thre
- ssnhsrs e. lSIs - m Subscription
List, and Skpw BIN .,.x On sppl eaih n Ad-
drss rUrrS BROrHERS, rsFkeshurs, Chez
car cvansv, Ia.
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- "
TpE Sur ALaAsAc.-we have re-
ceissd fsoa ne publishers OF ihe Dslti-
mos 81. y snpy Of their Alpsns1 -
ls5L Il he nicely gotten = nse
Psmrhiet, eontaining the full retaf1s Of
the sleeeia -. counties. in lokylaSd !:
a list Of sii the officers Of the hate
executive. Iesi<sive and judicial
list Of an The members Of Congress.
many receipts and much other matter.
both valuable and interesting.
In this connection. We deem il sppso-
pirate to make references 10 both the
Weekly and Daily So. IWketh<s
from long eoavsrse. With q State .prids
or their intrinsic merits q foolish par
TALLY. or whatever, else 4 may be. We
have come 10 regard these publiestions
% prime necessities in every MARYLAND
home and business circle. The full
ness, freshness, fairness and accuracy
Of their statements in all matters of pub
licconcern, their exemplary moral tone.
mechanical and mental outcome, news
enterprise and independence Of charac-
ter, justly entitle them to be COM
mended as Of highest excellence in the
different w~lksof usefulness they are
intended to cover. The only complaint
We have ever heard against them 10.
that they are presented in size Of
type which taxes too heavily "eyes
grown dim, gazing on the pilot stars. -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-01-04

Many people do not know how cas-, il is TO
cure Headache and Neuralgia.
\ single one oe tire Victor Headache Powders
(cos,irr tworea,sl will actually cure any case
in ten minutes. A ply sirian's discovery and
purely vegetable; We have had wonderful ex-
pcricnee with il. The ten cen, trial packs of:wo
powders are mailed postpaid by J. r. HEists,
4 TO-. Salem. n. j., and eaiy the regular ,wtu-
" dose packs price fifty cems, are sold by Drug
gists; aud when costly advertising creates a de-
mand for the Victor Headache Powders. any
druggist who forces any MIXTURE Of lbs own or
any other article apou you. wrou2s not only us
hut also the customer. Ask elsewhere for il or
We will mail i, free of postage.
Jan l. lSTI-ly.
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uARRler.

On the ,3rd day Of Dec ult.. by the Reverend
father Pscciarini, LAWRENCE vALLAND.
lNGHAM to NARY +. SCOTT.
I'm the 18th day OF Dec. uit. bv the Reverend
Father Boone, I. +. BEyAN to MARY c. REAN.
TN the same day, r. WALTER RUSSELL TO
CATHARiNE GRAVES.
On the 2nd ins,ans ALEXANDER TERRELL
TO ST SAN BEDpUO.
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Gsrspe Vines, S25a40 .
Strawberries, 10 p 1000
RiSpberr.s, * IL 1000
Ornamental trees from 81 so to - IS each
Shade do IS TO 200 "
These trees are all frst-ciass trexs and true 10
name. All trees and plants that are properly
cultivated and cared for and nen die win he re-
PLACED free OF charge BY the purchaser paving
freight. Thankfel TO citiz.ns OF Sc. Mary's for
their liberal patronage respectfully solicit a
continuance Of the same. Correspondence soii-
cited. Catalogues mailed free of charge on re
quest. Address.
4. W. BRANBLE. ST. Inigots.
St. Mary's county, Nd.
Jan 4, is11-3m
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NOTICE.

MY loss by FIRE being great, am compelled
4vx 10 appeal most earnestly to all those no
are indebted 20 me 20 come forward and make
immediate settlement a. I am nov entirely Deepen
dent upon them for relief
ALEX. MiLBrRN.
Jan. {, IsfI-3t
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p To the w

p To the w |
pared TO furni
,nent a, hous,
spare nionien;}
able. l'crsonj
ra's TO IS pj
by sievo,ing y
BOYS and cir \
Tha; all " ho 4
dress. and uSj
f.srallelc,i off |
fed We viii o.
Of r,ing.
SEVERAL dol'ar|
copy Of Home
and best illastr
mail. Reader
bic work, sddr
land. Maine.
Oct -. 1879
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TO DEBTORS.

oERSoSS indebted TO me on Hetsl account
and fov eaaao are notified, that uniess they
make aFFangemruts % settle their indebtedness
by the lss q jassary, ls77. their note. and ar
counts viii Be placed in the ~sy Of legal ooiiec-
ton.
JOHN p. FEywlCK.
Dec. u, rs.e--d.
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Charlotte Hall School,
st. Mary's Co., Md.

PREPARATORY AND COLLEGIATE
FOUNDED IN TIA.
State donation reduces tho terms 20 $40 per ses-
sion of Eve months. Next 9, sson commences On
the 5th Of February. For catalogue, apply 10
HERBERT THOMPS, y. Principal,
Charlotte Hall, st. Mary's CO., Md.
Jan. 4, is1T-1m.
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HElslEv's SAL


mediate relief io !
tions: tits also a
Fcbrile and inf
gargle and apP'r
j. sovereign re-,
inflammation of
Wounds, Bruises .
sector Snak~bitc.
Breasts. Swollen
whether affecting
external apphcai
s"o,he pain. II.
sale by Vim. J.
Nd.
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An actual b,
keeping ma,he
I'hv. 'elcgrsphv
efficient aud rsp
and boys are sps
being compe,cn3
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Store HOuse for Rent.
A 40. l STAND FOR BUSINESS.

L>OR RENT the present year, 1877, the store
IL house situated in ST. lngoes district form
erly occupied by A. c. Tyler. Esq. The rncr-
chant will be accommodated with hoard. This
10 considered one Of the best stands for business
in this district. Apply to or address,
II. W. BRAMBLE. ST. Inigocs' =. o.,
ST. Mary's county, Nd.
Jan 4, lsI6-3m
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m Farmers and Fruit IN
~ Growers -
tn X Il " o TICE.
1877. Fruit Trees. Fruit Trees. 1877.

r. W BRAMBLE'S Price List Of Fruit. Shad
and Ornamental Trees. Vines, Plants
Flowers. Shrubs, &c, for the
Spring Of II.
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THE N.s wrHerr A CcC>ry. NO. - Of
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srssssa With oses Gay sngraviass- Sold by all
Newsss~lers. or sent postpaid by nonnelly.
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A LI.r~rsons :
IN or prrviou|
debicd To me o,l
earnestly rcqn.s|
fore. the first da
Settlements I'D
Mr.. Harry Spaldl
and reccip, in n
Nov 23rd. Isl
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sentlemenl Hafry UP. say We.

Tue WASHINGTON WEEKLY STAR.
The prospectus Of this long estab-
lished public favorite is published in an
other column. The reading of this pa
per being a chronic in6rmity Of ours, we
speak by the card" when We an
nounce that it is a most interesting
publication, particularly in all points Of
interest connected with local or per-
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