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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-11-07

Mary LAMB.-Miss Lamb bore a
strong personal resemblance 10 her
brother, being in stature under middle
height, possessing well cut features, and
a -countenance OF singular sweetness,
with intelligence. Her brown eyes
were sofl, yet penetrating; her nose and
mouth very shapely. while The general
expression was mildness itself. She
had a speaking voice, gentle and per-
suasive; and hef smile was her broth
er's own-winning in the extreme.
There was certain catch, or an emo
tional breathingness, in her utterance,
which gave an inexpressible charm to
her reading Of poetry, and which lent a
captivating earnestness to her mode OF
speech when addressing those she
liked. This slight check. with its yearn-
ing, eager effect IN her voice, and some
thing softenedly akin to her brother
Charles impeachment Of articulation; in
him il scarcely amounted to q stsmmer:
in her IT merely impaired additional
stress to the fine-sensed suggestions she
made 10 those whom she counselled or
consoled.
She had a mind at once nobly-toned
and practical. making her ever chosen
source OF confidence among her friends.
who turned 10 her for consolation, con-
firmaiion and advice in matters Of incest
moment, always secure of deriving from
her both aid and solace. Her manner
was easy, almost homely, 50 quiet. I'M
affected and perfectly unpretending was
It. Beneath the sparing talk and re-
tired carriage. few casual observers
would have suspected the ample infor-
nation aud large Intelligence that lay
comprised there. She was oflener .
listener than a speaker. Inthe modest
baviored woman simply sitting there.
taking small share in general converse
ton. few who dId not know her would
have imagined the accomplished clas-
,ical scholsr, the excellent understand
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-11-07

DANIEL WEBsTER's WIDow.-A
dainty blue cap with futtering ribbons,
wornby awhite-haIred woman, caught
the eye Of a reporter yesterday, as he
was passing The broad portico Of the
Leroy mansion, IN New Rochelle, on
the Sound. Something in the face be-
meath the cap arrested attention. Bright
hazel eyes contrasted strangely with
the snowy ringlets OF hair. and the pale,
almost expressionless cast of features.
Evidences were not wanting Of advan-
tage, yet a graceful form. slightly about
The medium height, made the possess
sor look stately in her old age.
"Who is the queenly old lady !" was
asked Of gardener working near by.
"Mrs. Webster, sir; the widow OF
Daniel Webster"
The widow OF Webster! Seated
alone at the age of seventy-eight, with
in tweLty miles of the great, stirring
metropolis, a link between :he busy
present and the dead historic past.
''Can you oblige me with an intro
duction, sir" asked The reporter Of Mr..
William Leroy, who at that moment APP
peared on the ground.
"With great pleasure. Mrs. Web
ster is NY only sister," returned the
proprietor; shut" he added, ~ am
afraid she cannot converse much. Her
mental faculties are so impaired that
she is hardly cognizant Of her surround
ings, while the past is total blank"
The reporter was presented to the
lady, who received him with courtly
grace. Chairs were provided on the
elegant little piazza, and q pleasant
halfhour was spent m conversation.
ii an so glad you have come" was
Mrs. Webster's first remark. 81 know
you admire flowers. Are they not
pretty9 Miss Woolbert has such de-
lightiul place, too; the prospect from my
window would be better than this If
there were not so many flowers"
"Do you read much now, Mrs. Web
steri" queried the reporter.
There was no answer to this ques-
ton, but simply puzzled look. She
turned appealingly to her relative.
The question was reiterated by Mr..
Leroy, who at the same time picked up
newspaper from the floor. Then a
look or intelligence lighted up the
troubled face as she exclaimed, "Oh,
yes, read il through nearly every
day." Caroline Leroy, the second wife
of Webster, was married to the great
expounder in the city ofNew York ear
ly in 1S47, and was constantly with him
until bis death, on October 90, 1852.
Mr.. William Leroy and brother living
in Newport, r. l., are the only remain
ing members OF the family.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-11-07

The November number Of this popular and
cheap magazine, the best Of issclassin the world,
Is already issued, and is a splendid specimen Of
what may be expected during the fall and winter
months. It contains such good assortment Of
nice engravings, excellent stories, poetry and
adventures that no one can help being interested
in IL, and there are thousands ofiamiIies who are
made happy by its appearance each month ai
their homes. No dull, dry articles are to be
found in BaIlou's. All are fresh, bright and in
teresting. Published by Themes Talbot, "a
Hawley Street, Boston, at $l.5O o year, post
paid, and for sale at all the periodical depots in
the country. Now is a good time TO try q sam
pie copy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-11-07
n. Nesting q. r.ursi Grove.

Though oday after the feast, F" we refer to the
democratic meeting al Laurel GrOveon Saturday
last to make niention OF the fact that II was ad-
dressed By orr young friend, Giles r. Dyer, who
exerted himself manfnlIy throughout the late
campaign to stay the torrent Of desertiOn and
keep the democratic lines intact and who made
on the occasion referred to . most eloquent and
Thoughtful speeeh.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-11-07

With every facility imaginable, such as very
large stocks, well-rnade garments splendid styles
and extremely low prices, we tender our advice
TO our numerous readers, that in the event Of
their visiting Baltimore to purchase clothing,
either fer children or mems wear, there is no
place safer for them to leaye their money than at
the New York zoe rse< pshing House, No.
- ". BAia lite attention and
beast. Be sure 70 70 thsv1y
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i,fEl

On Tuesday, Oct 10Th, ISIS, ~ his rrsidencs
confidence Of certain faith, and IN the comfort
q : reasonable, religious and holy hope lie
sssts, We believe, inpeace. J. w. ".
AZ bis reddenca In shs Ind district ON Tntn-
day Of last week, Dr.. PHILIP FORD COMBS,
aged aloat 60 years. May be rest In peace
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-11-07

~ You can buy anything in the Sewing
Machine line at the established and reliable OR-
woxD MFc. Co., ~ n Gar STREET, BALTIMORE,
lower than anywhere else in the country. Among
other Inducements, they guarantee AL Machines
years, and furnish all attachments free.
Ee- Send for their new illustrated eataloge.
Mailed free 10 any address. They sell 6rst-class
machines from $40 to $40 Their reputation for
fair dealing Is well known to many Of your best
citizens
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-11-07

6od1ss 6sCoVeEeas
We learn through private sources that the bod
les of Mrs. Randolph Jones, Mrs. Dr. Bacon, Mrs.
Pinkncy TarIton have been recovered by friends
or relatives and given sepuIture, the first in
Philadelphia and the two last named in our
county The body Of Mr. L. J. Howard, first
officer Of the Express, has also been obtained and
inferred in Baltimore. At latest accounts,
neither the bodies Of Dr. Burch, Mr.. Ullman nor
the child Of Mrs. Tarlton had been found.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-11-07

We are pleased 10 note that Rev. Father viei-
nAnsa, who has been absent from bis duties here
COR several weeks past and whose ilI-hsaith has
been subject 81 painful anxiety 10 his flock for
several months, has returned home greatly i'm
proved in vigOr and appearance.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-11-07

wanamaker.
This old and reliable ready made Clothing
House Is now offering Tor sale the best quality 81
Goods, made in The latest style. Gentlemen
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. If you wish 10 be satisfied call al
wAxAMAKER's No. Ice W. Baltimore street, Bal
timore.
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DIVINE SERVICE.

Methodist Episcopal Church, Sabbath, NOyem.
Der 10th.
Mount Zion, II a. m. Subject-"Nehemiah
rebuilding the walls Of jerusalem"
81. Paui's, pm. Snbject-Loss Of the Ex
press.
PrOtrae:ed meeting continued At DC: Zion.
WM. II. BARNES,
Nov. I, 1879. Preacher in charge.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-11-07

Our young friend, Joseph S. Matthews, Esqr.,
long and asvOrably known as an assistant in the
house Of Stamford { Co. has len their employ.
ment and d now engaged with Siekel. HELEN 4
Co.. wholesale notion dealers, q Hanover street
He will Be pleased 70 rsssive calls from st. Ma
RVS merchants when visiting Baltimore to make
purchases in his new line Of business.
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=. ". nImhle.

7. ". Trimhle.
We take pleasure in referring to the card Of
Mr.. F. W. Trimble, in another part Of this pa
per, who has succeeded Trimble a Co., Nos. 20
and 80, w. Pratt st., dealer in sash, doors,
blinds and factory work, &c. The readers Of
the BEACON will do well to give them cal. when
buying, as they will ind him both Obliging and
accommodating. Having q factory Of his own,
he is ready 10 furnish at lowest cash prices eve
rything in his line and Of the best.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-11-07

1UUFnAWsnbs
We have been requested tn announce that there
win be Touruament in Turner'S Field, near
the Indian Bridge MIII, in the Bay or Eighth
district to-day, Thursday, The 7th instant, to be
followed by supper At the residence ofMr- Tur-
ner the same evening, The proceeds TO be applied
for the benefit Of g. Georges Catholic Church.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-11-07

We are pleased TO record that the Brick Kiln
Enterprise, inaugurased by Capt. Lawrence in
our Town. has been pushed to completion and
has turned out to be complete success. The
Captain deserves great commentator for his
nerve and management in this business and we
hope and believe he win be equally successful in
other endeavors he is making TO develop the ma
terial wealth Of our county.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-11-07

The Congressionai Campaign speaking Was
wound up on Mo1dAy night last By Col. Crane
who addressed Republican meetingin Leonard
town. 5se had previously spoken the same day
70 similar gashering as shs Great Nils.
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NOTICE.
0VVIcE ~ COUNTx CoNMIEEIOSKRs,
LeonardtoWn, Nd, Oct. %, 1878.

OFEIcE % COUNTY CoNMEH0SERs,
LeonardtoWn, Nd, Oct. p, 1878.
NRDERS for the third inssaIlment Of Pen
~ sions for 1873 will be issued on and af--
ter Nov. LIST upon application.
Road Reports for second quarter will he due
on the SECOND TUESDAY o. November. Par
lies holding road certificates will Gle them or
after that day. Supervisors will state on their
reports what proportion belongs 10 them, and
alse when certificates have been given. Super
visors must make application before orders will
he Issued 90 them for any amount which may DO
due them In their reports.
By order,
10. p. MORGAN,
Clerk.
Oct -, lsIs-3t.
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ARslisSls House.

A Reliable House.
Those Of our readers who visit Baltimore this
spring 20 make purchases Of clothing for men
and bows. cannot he better suited in choice style
or quality than at the reliable house Of Chas.
\. 0rhm & Son go w. Pratt St. near Hanover.
See advertisement In another column.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-11-07

We call attention so tie adveEiisement IN to
days paper Of the old. reliable and weii-kn0. ?
house al Noah Waiker 4 Co. This establish
meat, with hranehss IN Washington and else
where, i one of the largest and frost complete m
the cnuntry. Hxe are not mistaken, THIS . the
6rst h8use which rnnde the business q selling
ready-made cloahinK respectable and reliable To
day The Messrs. Walker are FatFonized ~ me
most respeetaAir and fastidions IN the country.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-11-07

G9-The Nov. No. Of theold Americas Farm
err Is promptly issued, filed with the usual amount
Of valuable reading sor theagrieultaEist. A num-
Der of original papers are given this month on
the rearing Of live stock, and seseral practical
well-known sheep raisers give their views as to
the profits Of raising this valuable animal, not
only for the wool and fesh, bat As . means q
improving poor lands; others On the rearing q
Cattle, Horses, Hogs and Poultry. arc also given
from the best authorities. The editors ofer the
three last numbers Of this years volume (which
viii contain with its many other good things
fac0 prize essays on the renovation Of WORKOUT
landsl to all new subscribers for 1879, whether
in single subscriptions at 81 so or In clubs Of i've
or more at 81 each. Published BY Saml. Sands
& Son. Baltimore, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-11-07

GROSS announces 10 bis -
De friends and the public that ~
he will cell BEEF by che quarter Y
az the same price IL can &c bought A.~Wwu
Of others, and i'm addition, that he
viii cut IL up and salt IL free Of charge.
Oct. 81, lsTe-tf.
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Read Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given. that ct the
expiration Of thirty days from this date
application viii be made by the UNDER
signed TO the Board Of County Com
sioners of Sc. Mary's county TO open o,
public road from the ''New Cut Road, !"
ii the 3rd district, near the corner OF
John Fawcett's fence. thence through
the lands Of said Fawcett, George +.
,ygatheu, Mrs. SmoOt and others TO the
Ia leading from the Plank Bridge to.
Parsons Mil, interesting said road
between the dwellings OF Mrs. RisoD
Graves and Geo. #. Wathen.
ZACCHEUS TIPPETT,
]. II. THOMPSON.
GEORGE ]. NELSON
and others.
Oct IL, 1S73-30d.
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&TRAYEO away or were taken N-W
- away from the premises Of the
undersigned, In MeaIey's Meek, on Saturday, the
End of November instant, TWO HORSES, one 8
black mare, chafed on the sides By The harness,
and the other sOrrei colt, with two white bind
feet and 'shod In front. The marc had lost all
her shoes but one. A liberal reward will be given
for their return 10 me or for any information
which may lead to their recovery.
J. PIKE COUGH.
Nov 7. 1878 Ut.
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GREAT MiLLs, Mn, June /, 1873
AAvING a very great desire TO accommodate
u the travelling public, coupled with heavy
debt Of gratitude owe TO the whole ofmankind,
have determined 20 convert my very large,
thoroughly ventilated and deliberately furnished
dwelling into q Hotel, and in announcing the
same 10 state that il will always be my very
great pleasure to receive old patrons, and shall
feel most sensibly any neglect on their part l
hope that my terms will suit the means Of all.
Board, per day, $1,000
For each meal, $50
Lodging, $50
Horses ut livery, SEQ
Payable altrags In adsaHee.
Trusting that ! may receive in the future the
very liberal patronage extended me In the past,
Very respectfully,
JOS. s. ALI.STAN.
June IL, lsTs--6m.
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Ts,'ea. a.,d 81 Rrsrsat frum its Present High
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u being that part If Itchcomb's Free
hold or the Glebe lying South of Her.
ring Greek and purchased by William
Watts the 10Th Of November, 1860, and
containing
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Trustees Sale
OF
REAL ESTATE.
Tuesday, the 26th day OF
November, 1879,

between the hours of IL o'clock m. and
8 o'clock, p. m, the real estate known
as
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Lea Reduced sfom - % & pr Yeaz- Lcoxi
-. 60, "a Ruus Ladies Marmzine Pub-
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-18

p5- IN order to accommodate Eastern ndvertis-
eIin the STAR, Mr.. E. Duncan Sniffen, No. 72
Astor House. New York City, has been appointed
cur general and special agent for the Eastern
States This will be q branch office of the STAR,
Mr.. Sniffen being authorized TO make advertising :
contracts ON our behalf and receipt all collections
therefor in our name
pB- CINCINNATI. Nov. 1920 p M.-Whisky
activesand no change in price. Flour in moderate
local demand. Mess pork slow with steady mar
ket Lard fairly active. Green meats held steady
but little doing owing to the unfavorabis.
weather. Hogs. market weak and light sal s.
Corn steady, and demand fair. Oats firm, but
not much demand. Rye quiet Barley in fair de-
mand AMI steady market, with ample but not
large offerings. Cotton unchanged.
ng-WEATHER.-Fuir or partly cloudy weather
for the next twenty-four hours.
nay-THE Covington Office of the STAR is at No.
z East Pike street. in Hardns Insurance Office.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
Especial dispatches to the Star. !

New ORLEANS, Nov. 1s-12:2O p M.-Arrived
Yellowstone and City of Alton, from St Louis
Departures for to-day: City of Alton for st. Louis
River 13 feet 4 inches above loW-water mark
Weather cloudy and cool.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 1s.-Business is rushing All
towboat lines to New Orleans have to fight of
freight. st. Louis steamboats, do an immense
business between Vicksburg and New Orleans
The Tidal Wave leaves at 4 for Lacrosse
but will probably meet ice this side
The Davidsons have elongated all their small old
steamers, adding 200 per cent. or more to theil
value. Fighting between the steamboat lines and
barge lines is going on, not loud but
The Rhoads from Pittsburg will arrive tomorrow
he Missouri River Packet Company having al
most died, another party will take possession OF
that river next season with three or more large
and fast stern -wheelers The trade is immense
foster or secure it.
Stem hl boat Movements.
The large and elegant steamer Ohio No. 4 ar
rived last night and will leave this even ng from
the foot of Broadway for Maysyille Portsmouth,
Ironton, Big Sandy, Gallipolis, Kanawha River
and Pomeroy direct, and will take passengers for
all points On the Upper Ohio River. She is first
class in all her appointments and a good boat to
travel on Capt John Levisay masters and Messrs,
Morgan and Scatterday CLERKS, are her efficient and
agreeable chief officers.
Capt Isaac Bryson's speedy and world renowned
sideN heel steamer Bostona arrived and will leave
to-day promptly at D. m on return for Hunting
ton, where she connects with the Chesapeake 4
Ohio Railroad trains tomorrow morning for all
Eastern cities Gus. Honshell and Sam. Hawk are
her obliging clerks.
The City of Portsmouth leaves at D. m. daily
for Chlo and all way landings from the foot OF
Walnut street.
The Wildwood left at noon for Maysvile.
The Bonanza will arrive in the morning and re-
turn to Portsmouth at noon.
The popular and reliable Vint. Shinkle. Captain
Sterling C. Mcintyre master, is on berth loading
and will leave Wednesday for Evansville, Cairo
and Memphis. Mr. J. A. Lindsay is her gentle
manly clerk.
Capt John c. Reno's punetual and fine steamer
Laura L. Davis will arrive and leave tomorrow on
return trip for Tennessee River and all inter
mediate points. Mr. Amos Fisher presides in the
Office ably assisted byS. D. Patton.
The Great Golden City is again at the wharf
loading for all points on the Lower Mississippi
River and New Orleans direct. She will positively
leave tomorrow evening, Capt. ]. d. Hegier COM
mands and Mr.. W. F. Mcintyre, q clever gentle
man. has charge OF the Office. assisted by William
Kealhofer.
The famous Chas. Morgan-Morgan Rather
will follow the Golden City and leave for New
Orleans Thursday. Capt Albert Stem will com
mand and Mr.. Harry w. Stein and Adam Way
land will have charge of the office.
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Iseard OF Public Works.

The Board met in regular session, all the
members present and President Bell in the
chair.
The Engineer was directed to measure the
work done by Geo. f. Meyer on Consadine
avenue. and also the fill made on the Glen
way avenue.
The Committee appointed to consider the
question of leasing lot on Hunt street
from NJ. 10th, and for purchasing gas ma
chine from NJ. D. Nelor, were discharged.
The Superintendent of the Water-works
was authorized to employ three additional
draftmen, and to complete pointing the
lower retaining wall of the new reservoir.
Pay-rolls amounting to 81, 723 92, and
bill of $241 10 for oats from G. J. Penny,
were ordered paid.
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