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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-10-03

We, the Grand Jury Of the State Of Maryland,
for the body Of st. Mary's county, do most res
persfuIly report, that we have made diligent ex-
animation or the Levy List Cor the year 1878, as
prescribed by law, and End the gross amount Of
assessable property TO be g, 500 80 and that
the total expenses for county purposes is $2s,-
al "a. being q reduction on last year Of $3,-
So. 20, as appears from the published list fur
nished as aforesaid, but II further appears that
the amount provided for Commissions TO Collec-
tors and other charges are not included in the
sum total for the present year, as IL should be
and has been heretofore, and We are therefore un-
able to ascertain from said list what is the real
amount Of charges that has been provided for.
We would therefore recommend that the County
Commissioners do hereafter publish each item OF
expenditures which Is TO be met BY the tax-pay-
ers Of the county, and they should be more fully
set out and exposed 10 public view. We find
that q large amount Of DEFICIENCIES for road ex-
penses Of past years has been provided for, and
We hope the County Commissioners will be care
fnl not to allow the road expenses hereafter 70
exceed the annual levy for that year. We also
End levied for meals, &c, provided for the Trus-
tees Of the Poor's House, the sum Of twenty dol
lars. We submit that, IN Our opinions, this Is
an improper charge upoD the taxpayers OF the
county and should not be allowed. We find the
amount levied for pensions to be one thousand
seven hundred and thirty-four dollars, and from
our personal knowledge we are convinced that
there are number Of persons drawing pensions
who are able TO support themselves, and to some
who are taxpayers. We deem that greater care
should be exercised in providing for this class OF
paupers TO avoid encouraging idleness and in
creasing the burdens Of the industrious. We
would further recommend, that at the next an
nual levy and IN each levy following q sufficient
amount be levied for road purposes and for jurors
to enable the County Commissioners TO pay cash
down for these purposes for the ensuing years
In accordance with our duty we have visited the
county Jail, and after q thorough inspection, we
have found the same in a clean and comfortable
condition; every accommodation has been made
70 add to the comfort Of the prisoners, while suit
able precautions have been taken to preserve
health &c. We would recommend, fpOssible,
that occasional exercise be given to those who
may be confined therein. In this alone could
the comfort Of prisoners be added to. In con-
ciusion, we most respectfully tender to your
Honors, the States Attorney and Sheriff our
thanks for the very courteous and kind assistance
which Won have rendered us in the discharge OF
our duties and as those duties have all been con-
cluded, we most respectfully ask to be discharg-
ed GEO. w. MoRGAx, Foreman.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-10-03

Wednesday. asa. fhe Court met, prsssni,
judges naxrusrr and rosd. he c.se Of Cecil
and wie. n. shs srsscl beard. which vas
u.na;.v -hen w.ws.t q er-su lass week. Was
vsrrr a. ~. ynrw anA III. larry sf,er-heinr out
! sl,0rt line r-snrses : verascs for sle plaintiffs
for S17s.sl. A moffun ttr ! new triaI mas made
and arrned by She counsel for the beard, bot
was oserruled Ey the Csurt. Crane sor Plant
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-10-03

We would have our readers keep in mind that
tn Tournament at Silver Springs, on the PotO-
mac in the 1th district ecsnes OF to-day. Be-
sides the privilege Of bestowing crowns upon 9
Queen and three Maids Of Honor, the successful
Knights win be entitled to Silver Cup, Bril-
die, whip and Spurs in the order named. Col.
r. johnson Cotton Is the Orator Of the Day.
The Tournament In the eth district near the
Patuxent on the land Of Henry J. Carroll, Esqr.,
is for the benefit Of ST. Nicholas Church and
viii come or on Tuesday next, the 9Th focto-
ber. The commendable object for which the en-
tersainment Is to be given, added to the beauty
and music certain to be present and the pleasant
excitements Of the tourney, win have the effect,
we predict, Of attracting large Attendance
James Fl. Wilson Esqr., win make the address.
Nor must the Ladies, Tournament in aid Of
the yellow fever sufferers at the South be neg
lecsed. This win takeplaesat the Glebein the 7th
election district on wednesday, the leth Of Oc-
tober, instant. A Tournament with q com
p.ete lady outfe-O ratOr and ALL is sight worth
seeing, and we confess to q strong curiosity to
know further about Il. At any rate, IL our bush
ness engagements win permit, We shallmake il .
point 10 be present, or st least send up q repre-
sentative to report proceedings.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-10-03

.Messrs. Editors 1T il highly pro-
bable that the farmers OF this county and
Of other portions Of our State have paid
for fertilizers, so called, more money
than would purchase Eve times the in
gradients Of any value at all, which is
contained in said high-named fertilizers.
We can see q difference in the crops
somefimes, but when the crops are sold
and the bills paid we discover that we
have been working for the fertilizing
man all the time and finding ourselves.
This shows what an enormous per cent.
these men charge for their stuff. The
lowest per cent. Is probably not under
one hundred, whereas many by actual
analysis have received as high As from
$50 TO 500 per cent. profit. Under such
a condition of things the Sheriff must
come to see us sooner or later. The
farmers should do something to prevent
such disastrous results. But under the
persent system Of secret manipulation,
leaving self-interest as the only guard
against fraud and deception, they are
perfectly helpless. A farmers pride
prompts him to make his poor farm
bloom, and having nothing else to do il
with, purchases /" .NagRum Bonwna, I"
.sErceisior," Eureka" "Ereeilsnsa'
and other high-soGnding names. with a
train ofcerti6cates as long rs the tail ola
comet. His heart sinks within him
when he finds the Big name has not pro-
iuced any bloom at all, or II bloom
no fruit, and be Is greatly puzzled when
the certificates Of the Honorable Mr..
Jones or Smith state such different re-
suits from what the certificate he could
give, If called upon, would state He
will never be called upon Tor anything
but his money.
OF course some of these fertilizers
contain ingredients which are necessa-
nv for the production Of crops but their
manufacturers charge the farmer vast
deal more than The ingredients are worth
and hence the poor farmer who con-
tinues to deal in them must ultimately
be ruined. Now / do not wish to be
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-10-03
4 Novel TOURNAMENT.

A Novel Tournament.
The ladies in the vicinity Of Milestown propose
having q modern tournament at the GIebe on
the l6th Of October (ffai If not, the FIRST fair
day thereafser) Cor the benefit Of the yellow fe-
yer sufferers To render IL more attractive and
lend variety, they win introduce Equestriennes
who claim for that time only the privilege OF
erowning their knights, hoping the ehivalric
sons of ST. Mary's will not object, but asd all in
their power and cheer thelabors OflOvely woman.
Riding to commence at p. m, after which sup
per and refreshments win be served. Entrance,
81. Supper and bah, so cts. each. Proceeds
to be deposited with the Treasurer, DR.. d. @.
Bureh.
Orator, Mrs. +. ". Stone;
Chief Marshal, Miss n. J. Burch;
LIST asst. do. Mrs. DR.. r. p. Blakistcnei
and " do. Miss A. r. Burch;
Ord do. Mrs. Bette Code;
Herald, Mrs. Josephine Powder;
Judges, Mrs. r. j. Cotton, Mrs. DR.. D. G.
Burch, Mrs. J. McWilliams.
Invitations are extended TO the sisters Of our
neighboring counties who win have fine Op
portunity Of displaying their grace and skill and
whose cooperation is earnestly solicited.
Committee Of Arrangements, Mrs. @. L. Burch,
Mrs. DR.. W. s. Blackstone, Mrs. Mary Queen,
Miss Mary D. Burch.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-10-03

MOVEMENTS ov CosGREssfoEAL
CAKDrDArEs.-CoI. Crane, The Repub-
Iican nominee for Congress. left here
on Monday evening last for Baltimore,
Intending. we learn, 10 make cam
paign tour through the nth ward and
the upper counties Of The disssics before
his return.
Dr.. HenkIe, the Democratic nominee.
has commenced work in The 17th ward
and Is advertised TO speak At Prince
Frederick, Calvert county, on the 9Th
of October, instant. AT Q meeting in
The former place on Monday night last.
the Dr.. defined his position on the cur
rency issue. He advocated The retire
mepl Of The bonds and national bank
notes and The substitution therefor Of
greenbacks or treasury notes. He an
nouneed that he had always been 10 Ia
voF Or The silver BID, had voted Cor iti
Congress and was now its supporter.
He iurtherdeclared there wasno need Of
. greenback party, The majority Of the
democratic party being greenbackers-
During re delivery Of has speech, DR..
HenkIe was frequently interrupted with
applause and 81 the conclusion Of his
address was cheered with great enthu-
siasm.
In <he meanwhile, what has become
Of the proposed joint discussions be-
tween these candidates and whose fault
is II that they have been interrupted
since the Leonardtown meetings
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-10-03

rrima Oysters.
We were the recipients . few nights $50 Of an
invitation from The proprietor Of TueksE Rsstaa-
rant, in the basement q Moore's Hotel 70 inspect
his establishment and test the quality ofhis oys-
sers. The arrangements Of the place we're found
20 be admirahle, and FOR the oysters these were
&C prime quality and prepared IN Jim's best style
Persons prospecting FOR good rosst or nice
stew wouId do well 70 give Tucker call he
throws ia an exeelleat cigar By way Of extra
measure.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-10-03

The attention Of our readers h called 70 the
s'ofscinI order, (" issued By W. J h. Giuck. Se
North Gay Street. 70 befOund in another column.
CIuek manufactures the oslsbrated Tsnss COek,
which be claims Is The s9sading cooking aPpa-
rnsas'' Of the world. he has also other varieties
Of stoves which be Is selling 1t lowest prices Cor
cash. Also, all kinds Of Tin Ware as bottom
prizes and At lower rates than the same quality
Of article can be bought elsewhere. Give him .
call at 90, North Gay ST.. between The Bridge
and Front St., Baltimore, Nd.
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paper The World is ard how worthy Il 10 OF
their support.
On the lst'of May, 1876, the ownership and
control Of The World passed into the hands Of
the undersigned, under whose absolute and un-
trammelIed direction The World has ever since
remained and now remains.
During the whole Of this time The World has
Iabored patiently and perseveringly tor the ae-
eomplishment Of two great objects in politics OF
paramount interest 10 the Southern people.
|. The restoration Of Local SelfGovernment
at the South.
III. A Real Reform Of the Civil Service, I'm such
wise rs to destroy the political machines under
the operation Of which II has come 20 pass that
the people are taxed to support political parties
whereas political parties have no other reason Of
being except 70 lessen the burdens Of govern
ment.
The first Of these objects has been triumphant
" accomplished. All intelligent Northern men
now admit that all Psrts Of the country were as
deeply interested as the South In seeing Il won
A corrupt and anti-Democraiic government iH
the South was q permanent peril to the ascenden-
cy Of true American principles in the Federal
Government and therefore 10 the peace and honor
Of the whole people.
The second political object for which The
World contends still remains to be fully achieved
The actual Administration began its career with
excellent promises in this direction Of which IL Is
In part redeemed. The World for its part will
rcsolutely support any honest effort 20 redeem
these promises fully, by whemsoever made, and
viii as resolutely denounce every obstacle thrown
in the way Of Tedeeming them, from whatever
quarter.
II seems 70 the undersigned eminentiy proper
that be. should ask the cooperation Of the best
men Of the South with The World in ia efforts
70 carry ont the policy here outlined. He be-
Iieves The World 20 be paper which Southern
citizens and Democrats can recommend 70 South
err readers as an influence worthy and impoF-
tant 20 be brought TO bear with constantly In
crossing power upon the conduct of our national
Affairs In the interest Of truth, OF justice and Of
harmony among our people q al sections.
IL i my desire 70 keep The World In a living
relation with the best thought ofthe South 70 the
end that the best ideas, wishes aad feelings Of
the Southern people may be clearly and hirly
made known 20 the North, the East and the
West. Alike in private and in public affairs the
misunderstanding IL men BY one another lies at
the root Of 30 much evil that the word itself has
come 10 be q Synonym with qnarreling and
strife. II was . wise saying Of Lord Elgin, at
the time Of one Of our shaFpest disputes with
Great Bfitain, that two intelligent gentlemen
alone on q nsa in the Atlantic with plenary
powers could adjust the whole matter honoFsbIy
Ia an hour.
The World simply asks It's friends at the
South 20 aid u IN bringing about a complete
meeting Of minds on al public questions between
the intelligent citizens Of all parts 81 the Union
WILLIAM HENRY HURLBERT.
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re hrssf nosice In ne oazsuzry columns q
to-aarss Bsuron which records ne death of Janss
wsrfnr. yr., win occasisa soTow IN sirsi@
vide removea Ifora hone aad kindships snd NO
where. hsyona these iiEaIas yin II be deeper ana
ssn.x-er than among bis ed var companions
II uas in the last thrOes q the expiring Conias-
~nrx DIST the writer made the acquAintance q
vounr waring and twas here be iearnea V Ai-
mfse his daring eousage and 70 love his rank
manners and generous character. The war over
Win. Can't. waring located hisaself ins his na-
ire county. and soon after, BE soldier impulses
lea him % connect himself with the cavalry arm
of she Ssase Guard, in which command be soon
rOse 10 the rank Of Major. 4 few years ago, he
married and settled Gown % the bard tnis q
fsrm life and was thus engaged when death over
took hiEa. Our daily walk Is amid mysteries
and the mystery Of this sakiag %. apparently %
unsimely, We may not ssek - fsihom, bat 70 g
allowed he Iiving, 70 recall aaa keep kind mem
oriss q the dad and sOEEOu eta nsw-nAds grave
ossx hroksa siss-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-10-03

- You can buy anything in the Sewing
Machine line at the established and reliable OR-
NoED MIRO. Co., Al N. GAY STREET, BALTIMORE,
lower than any where else in the country. Among
other inducements, they guarantee all Machines
5 veors, and furnish all attachments free.
re- Send for THAR new illustrated catalogue.
Mailed free TO any address. They sell frst-class
machines from SO to $40. Their reputation for
fair dealing Is wei known to many Of your best
citizens
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DIED.

At the residence Of his father, near Chaptico,
on Saturday the l4th ult., GEORGE II. NAT
TINGLY, in the 25th year Of his age.
At his residence in st. Mary's county, Nd,
SEPT. 25th, 1878, JAMES WARING, jr., son Of
DR.. James and Annie u. Waring, In the 3eth
year Of his age.
Virginia and Southern papers plezse copy.
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Notice.

THERE will be an examination for
Teachers certificates Of the 2nd Grade
in LeOnardtown, on FRIDAY, 0CT0-
Der, 18th instant,
By order,
GEO. THOMAS,
Secretary.
Sept 26, 1s7e-2t.
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@@&~A*&
We have been iuformed that petition signed
BY their Honors, Judges Magruder and Ford,
the members az the be- and others, has been
fled, praying sbe Board Of County Commission
ers to make an appreciation for the purpose Of
renodeIIing the interior of he Court Room
A change Is proposed % Be made in the form OF
the bar and Jury PLATFORMS and for better and
more comfortable arrangement for the seating o.
spectators and Others. u j proposed also 70 d.
vide the Court Room from The vestibule By
partition near the pillars into which vestibule
the two stairways, leading from the Jury rooms
win be turned. We have long seen the necessity
and even economy Of such change Owing 70
the very imperfect acoustic arrangements Of the
Room, a. Il now IL, and 10 the noise ofthe Juries
going up and coming down thestairways, the bus
iness Of the Court Is seriously impeded- No COM
fort Is allowed spectator, most Of the space IN
the room being taken up with unnecessary rail-
ing. We hope that the proposed change VIII
meet the approval Of the Board Of County Com
lmissioners, and that the same may be made 81
once. Nothing adds 70 The credit of county more
shan the neat aud substantial Appearance Of is
public baildings.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-10-03
Clothing store.

Clothing Store.
We call attention 10 the advertisement in to-
days paper Of the old. reliable and well-known
house OF Noah Walker q Co. This establish
ment, with branches in Washington and else
where, is one Of the largest and most complete In
the country. II we are not mistaken, this Is the
FIRST house which made the business Of selling
ready-made clothing respectable and reliable. To-
day the Messrs. Walker arc patronized by the
most respectable and fastidious IN the country.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-10-03
DIVINE SERVICE.

Methodist Episcopal Church, Sabbath, Ocao-
Der 9Th.
Joy Chapel, 1880 o. m.
So. Paul's .. I'M. Glass meeting Up. IN.
W.. II. BARNES,
Oct 3. 1873. Pastor.
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wanamaker.

Wanamaker.
This old and reliable ready made Clothing
House is now offering Tor sale the best quality Of
Goods, made in the latest style. Gentlemen 8
Furnishing Goods and Piece Goods for Order
Work, always on hand, Of every variety and OF
the best material. But one price, and that the
lowest. II you wish to be satisfied call at
wAxAMAKER's No. Ice w. Baltimore street, Bal
timore.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-10-03

In the Circuit Court for Sc. Mary's
county, sitting as Court Of Equity.
No. 40 n. +.
NRDERED this End day Of De-
tober, 1873, that the Audi
tors Report fled in this cause, be
ratified and confirmed, unless cause to
the contrary be shown on or before the
9Th Monday Of Oct, 1873; provided .
copy Of this order be Published in the
st. Mays BRAcOx, once a week for
three successive weeks prior to the said
4th Monday Of October.
J. FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
True copy, Test -
J. FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
Oct 2. 1875.
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T. ". Trimhls.
We take pleasure in referring TO the card Of
Mr. r. w. Trimble, in another part Of this pa
per, who has succeeded Trimble 4 Co., Nos. 20
and so, w. Pratt ST., dealer in sash, doors,
blinds and factory work, &c. The readers Of
the BEACON viii do well 10 give them call when
buying, ne they viii find him both obliging and
accommodating. Having factory Of his own,
he Is ready to furnish at lowest cash prices eve
rything in his line and of the best.
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Att o'clock, D. m, On Snnaay, the z2nd Of
September, 1878, At the residences Of The brides
grandmotlier. near Point Lookout By the Rev.
Geo. Il. Berry, CHARLES !. BIRCH 70 Mss
EMMA c. DUNN.
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a HeIl&bIS douB9s
Those Of our readers who visit Baltimore this
spring TO make purchases Of clothing sor men
ana bows, cannot be better suited in choice, style
or uuality than nj the reliable house Uf Chas.
n. 0ehm 4 Son $50 w. Pratt st. near Hanover.
See advertisement In another column.
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ORDERED this End day Of octO-
Der, 1873, that the sale made and re-
ported by Robert G. Combs, Trustee
in this cause, be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause 10 the contrary be shown
on or before the 18th Monday Of Octo-
Der, 1873; provided a copy Of this Or
der be published in the Sc. Mays BEA-
CON, once q week for three successive
weeks prior 10 the said 18th Monday OF
October.
The report states the land sold for
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RATIFICATION NOTICE.

E. Key Buchanan,
Edward Pannell Brooke,
Admrs. Mamie Buchanan,
use Dorothy A Turner
vs.
Henry SothOrou.
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w. =. WADDEY,
10 King Street, Alexandria, Va.
10 ,sr.;v;Dc hi. Fan and Winter stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES,

n state that he prepared show the finest line Of Boots
~ So All oraes that exhibited this city
being private patterns which ne has the
elusive in this market
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RATIFICATION NOTICE.

John Il. Richardson,
Jos. v. Richardson, Exs.
Joseph Richardson
w.
VIM. R. Clarke, Admr.
ThOs. p. Clarke ct al.
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THE WORLD
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Will be seut postage prepaidl
From Now Until January 1, 1879,


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Southern people 10 see for themselves now good
paper The World is ard how worthy IL is Of
their support.
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viii be offered in every kind Of goods in his line -.
He has prs
Offering prices to suit
e II certainly be has been able to show and they
cordially confidently
criticism inspection Of his stock feeling assured that
prices He has large and Doors and sHOE
which
satisfied that he sell them cheaper than they
goods
in line until investigate his stock
and PfoW
suhsoi SNAKES
to kiek q stubborn mule WITH u
w. b. WADDEY, Ito King Street.
Oct 8, ls7S-f