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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-08

TDurnarnsuts hate brukea out apon the coEn-
rsazisy Tie rneasles snd szzFrely = aeek pessss.
bat e1e ef these interesting erenss has = be
rhronSrled. The ncst recent which n i cur
yeosiuee . recnsa, sook riace % Friday lasi,
and ihough ssse knights who ssfote in bioedless
combat iss fame and glory wsrsjastin sisir teens,
yet fhev bore tktiExlvss not Eszs proadly aaa as-
laasfy, than their mounted prOtosyr sas tse eon-
test on Eey scld The fea.uge which lent paraic-
lariusrSrss 20 the las. inyenie ssurnament vas TIE
naaskisg q the knights Of wbom many appeAfed
upon the groAnd in highly grOtesqus costumes.
TIE nost cEzrs<teTistic al,fareI adorned the per-
soa pf lhe fIlustfi0as Knight sam Patch. Hs
was literally Pas=Aed from bead % foot. and
hooked Is iFhe bad INST fllsa kelf . tie strck,
hxsAres ard good-~fl q sagTicksr. EsbN-
ever, In this case again. Il wns iCnnd that che
noblest spirit Esay be concealed beneaiA the hhm.
blest garb, i6r IRE proves q tie patched up
Sam carried or tie Ionors q ihe day. Bat let
ss rot s1ucfpatc. TIE ground Selected fof the
exercises was TIE cool and spacious eouri-houss
yard, where three handsome arsAes had beer
erected. An impruvised platform furnished AZ
eommodations for The judges, Messrs ]. T. q.
Raley. b. III. Camalier and ID. L. selke, the lat
ter from Washington CITY. Col. J. Parrnn
Crane was the orator Of the day, and Nr. Whit.
Hammett ofiriated - herald. Seats bad been
provided for the ladies' whose approving smiles
were 70 stimulate the knights in their deeds q
hprassss and skili,s an1Mak an early boar every
available sFnrs eas fitted. As ( O'Clock the
Knights clad iu their armor and their faces con-
ceAled behind masks appeared upon the grohnd,
and feminine curiosity was At once raised to the
highest pitch concerning the identity Of this one
and that one. Tie specnlations INDUCED in
were varied and piehtifui and, in most eases
wrong. The following knights engaged in the
contest Fincy Point, Charles Morgan; Sam
Patch, Parry Lee Downs; win i'll Can, Morgan
Raley; Hardtimss, Roach Abel; Worse Com
ing, John Cation; Rising Star, Chris. Grases.
Tar Town, Bruce AFmsworthy; Starry Night,
willie Sih,ms; Castle, Stephen King; Midnight
Star, Roland Duke; FoFlorn Hope, Roger Combs;
Leonardtown, George Loker; Black Prince, Felix
Fenwick; Hiawatha. Harry Fenwiek. After some
preliminary preparations, the knights drew up
in line bsfors the judges stand. where Col. J.
Parran Crane was introduced and addressed
them in appropriate terms, exhortiRg each and
all to do their deroir. At the conclusion Of Col.
Crares address, the knights resumed their APP
pointed station, a roll Of the drum, siril blast
upon a rn.mmoih horn-and the contest was
begun. The following is the score made by the
different knights
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-08

An exciting contest took place between the
knights of Hard Times and Starry Night for the
second Maid Of Honor, and was finally decided
in favor Of Hard Times. The honors were then
announced by the Judges as follows Knight
ef Sam Patch, Queen of Love and Beauty
Knight Of Black Prince, First Maid Of Honor
knight of Hard Times, Second Maid Of Honor;
Knight Of Starry Night, Third Maid Of Homer.
Sam Patch then crowned as Queen Of Love and
Beauty Miss Della Hamnstll Black Prince placed
the crown of the First Maid Of Honor upon Miss
Alice Lovejoy's brow; Hard Times choose as
Second Maid Of Honor Miss Lucy Loker, and
Starry Night selected as Third Maid Miss Lulu
Combs. In the evening ball was held in honor
of the victOrs at Fenwick's Hotel, the Dining
room being gaily decorated with flags and bun
ting. Refreshments were served to the knights
and their ladies, eTerthisg went as merry as the
proverbiAl marriage bell, and Mt the witehing
hour Of night The company dispersed, every
one delighted with the days results.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-08
Lecture Of George Cotton, rssr.

Lecture Of George Cotton, Esar.
The promised lecture Of the talented Editor Of
the annapolis Republican, heretofore referred 70,
win come OF, it will be seen by reference to our
advertising columns, OF Ilie Society Hall, Leo-
ardtowh, on Thursday next, the 18th Of August.
We bespeak rousing audience for Brother Col
ton. Apart from the distinction he has won as
a journalist and in the lecture field, Mr. Cotton
has special claims upon our community. lie Is
snative here and to the manner born" and is
still kindly remembered BY all now living who
knew him in child or early manhood. catering
upon the hard trials oflife poor and comparative
" desenceless, and though encountering misfOr-
tunes soon after which would have overwhelmed
a weaker man, By native talent, By pluck, BY
integrity Of dealing, by application TO what he
set himself 10 do, afier q long struggle, be left
both poverty and obscuriiy behind him and Is
TODAY the repnted possessor Of splendid fortune
and certainly stands in the foremost ranks Of his
profession. in brisf, the poor LeOnardtown boy
OF thirty-6ve years ago has turned up 70 be a
big man and we are sure the people Of bis ma
tive county take peasurein bic success aud viii
take pride on Thursday night next In giving him
a generous welcome.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-08
TrIE

EDITonIAL MEErIoN.--The interest
which lately clustered sbOat The East
ern War ard tke Investigations Of the
Potter committre baving now subsidized,
and nothing IL The shape Of new sttrac-
ions. ss they say in sbe play bills, hav-
ING get replaced these once popular
themes Of editorial mention. We are at
present without az interesting sebject
for a leader, even If Il were not too hot
c, write and even also if We had The
necessary room 81 command to flourish
in, which we have not this week. ell
our Available space being engaged with
correspondence and Local DOttings~--
We make this explanation TO reconcile
our readers to shy loss they may sss-
tam this week from the absence Of eur
usual editorial eloqnence.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-08
Correspondence Of the BeacOn.)
ST. LOUIS, July y1st, 1878
B. G. HARRIS.

Editors of the Beacon LEST you
should conclude that your occasional
correspondent has succumbed under the
late "torrid spell'' in this city, / arise
to explain. And by way OF an exor-
dium, | will say, that the recent heat
epidemic here, exaggerated accounts
OF which have filed the papers East
and West, is by no means of occasional
occurrence--such not being known TO
the oldest inhabitant Of this city. But
this FIRST one is sufficient unto the end
OF time. II has now cooled off and the
grumbler, dissatisfied with every tenn
perature--warm, hot or cold has ceased
10 growl. Il Is an i'll wind that blows
no one a blessing. and the railroads and
Northern steamers have reaped pecu-
mary harvest. Long trains OF Sleepers
went out nightly from the Union Depot,
North and East, filed with tourists for
the Lakes or the Seaside. Great num-
bers OF 81. Louisans now 90 TO the
Northern lakes. Wisconsin and Mime
sofa. Excursion steamers leave here
daily for 81. Paul, crowded with pas
sengess. The sharp competition be-
tween the railroads and boats. has re-
duced fare BY steamer 10 st. Paul, and
return, to the minimum figure Of $12,
including staleroom. This is over .
distance Of thousand miles and through
the most magnificent scenery; for the
upper Mississippi is the Hudson Of the
West. St. Louis Is by no means sum.
mer resort, but its usual sumner tenn
persture win compare favorably with
any OF the other large cities in the conn-
try. Situated upon rather an elevated
bank Of the Mississppi. there is always
pleasant Southern breeze circulating
through the streets, and this at nigh
becomes delightful. Most Of the resi-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-08

By notice elsewhere published Il viii be seen
that an excursion from ST. CIement's my and
wicOmico river to Washington, per Steamer Ex-
press, is projected on Wednesday next, the l4th
instant 4 band Of music viii accompany the
excursion and all the delicaces Of the season are
promised to be on hand and engaged 70 be served
up Ia mode. The Steamer viii leave Stones
wharf at ., a. m. calling at her regular landings
and reach Washington early the same afternoon.
Returning, viii leave washingioa at 2, p. m,
Thursday. TickeisfOE round trip, 81 gOod-un-
Ill Saturday.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-08
Anstass Eksstsisa to 7iasz Point.

The same Committee, (Messrs. Moore. Gaiatti
and Dyer who had the last excursion to Pinsy
Pointin charge, having beensoiicited TO get up am
other by the same boat, at the same price, 10 the
same place, have authorized as to say, that the
Steamer Thompson illleave Leonardtown wharf
at o. clock, p m, sharp, touching at the wharves
down the Bay, on an excursion to Piney Point
on Thursday, the 2znd Instant ard that the
charge for passage viii be IS cents and no more.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-08

ssBrosher King, we like y0u and respect yeg.
Orr aim has been 10 tease and worry you 'us
true. but never hare we had nor have we now
Thought or desire Of offending you. You have
given Us some hard thrusts which We take a
susiably a. we take our beverage and We bad
hoped you would take cur little repariees N the
same way. Come nov, let's quit with bOnorl
easy I'M Ladsp<ndeHf.
In the presence Of . frank and generous para
erapt like the ADORE from the last IadPsadsHf
there is only one dining len for Us 70 do, and W
do Il here, Ne take back and come down, and
eonrenant besides, to play ''quitss with bonon
easy"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-08

me eolored Pcople Of .c0naFdtown Rnd .vIeln-
';,v savs 1900 tlye STEAMER John W.. Thomp-
80, -, an Excursion 10 washington, ID. G.. on
Friday, the 10th Of Aagust, instant rOnnd III.
cts Cor which win he sold 81 the low price q 70
cents. Tickets can Be obtained ofPleAsant nay
son Ieonara,own. ana william Kutsh, Bigger
Nera Mu.;e viii accompany the Excursion and
there win Be- abundance Of refreshments on BOafd.
The Steamer Wilt leave Leonardi0wn wharf At
her Usual hoar Friday morning ana will toaeh
Al All the wbsrtes down the Bay ana Il ColtOn's
for pa.seupefs. she win Iease Washington as
usual Saturday morning, and reach her wliarves
here al the usual hours.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-08

-. ...,,..s,, rnr4w which TEL here Cor tse
casss < tie Ca.ssapeaise On sAsursa5 sl's''sass
uhen lnAs heard fs0aa. which Vas SanaAys Ns.e
tesairuEa - sie rn0akh q Bfitea's say = =
rsssnrn.a thassheir dsssinasion-- ''ssl''an -
as bern reached e. lliis - ihAa ahs sa.As..
= - 80 - $3.50 % The rook ont So
- - - 49, !. eorr,~rouslent Ii sle crowd
uho i eagagcd % wrise up The pariisalafs 2.
he nip, whish Is MOI sxPecsea % exHsai ssso.'a
Tuesday nesl, a. soue o. the party lEAse Pso's.
-. -. - =, -. s,r We wsss. cur friends
: pleasant tius and EEA resura.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-08

PERsoNAL.-Mf. G. +. Barker a
gentlemen well-know in Baltimore, and
whose residence is at Ashland square,
has been troubled personally, and in his
family. with those distressingly painful
complainis--Neuralgia, Sore Throat and
Rheumatism. He wFitesi 81 can un4
hesitatingly testify TO the remarkable
efficiency Of Keller's Roman Liniment
in relieving and curing these diseases. !"
Nothing equals 4 as an instantaneous
pain extractor and healer.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-08
lCoMMusrcArrD.

.Nessrs. Edifms.--Will Col. Harris
have the kindness to explain how he
can consistently ask the democratic
party of this Congressional District to
endorse him as It's candidate Tor Con-
gress this Fall, after having voted IN
1873 for John A. Camalier a1d R. John
SON Cotton, the candidates OF the repub-
Iican party, for Clerk Of the Circuit
Court and House of Delegates, respec-
lively, in opposition to Mr.. J, Frank Ford
and DIR. VIM. III. Stone, the respective
democratic candidates for the same po-
sitions; and that, too. when DIR. Stone
was the only candidate of that CAM
paign who had the courage to require,
as a condition of his becoming can
didate, that bis announcement in your
valuable paper should be made over
the signature OF s'DemOcrati" 1t was
considered 10 be very necessary at that
time that no republican or eqaivocal
democrat should be elected 20 The Leg
islature, fit were possible to avoid II, as
during that session United States Sem
ator hslsl 10 be chosen, and II was ques-
tionable whether the democratic or re-
publican psFty would hare control Of it.
Secondly, after having a few years ago
lin 1874 announced himself as an in
dependent candidate FOR Congress. and
did nos withdraw his name until some
time after the choice Of the nominate
ing convention had fallen upon another
fDr. +. J. HenkIel equally as able and
merilorious as the sequel has proven,
whose fealty 10 and influence in the
democratic party is not to be cues
toned, and than whom more compe-
tent, popular and influential represent
sative Of the Interests Of the people OF
this district, cannot be found Lastly,
after having refused, as | am reliably
informed, 10 vote for Gov. Tilden in
1862
By, giving publication to this. MessTs.
Editors. in the next issue Of your paper
you wiz Obaige
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-08


ST. CLKNENr's #&f, August sfds i5fo-
.Hrxprs 1,.ksslss.n -. selling rerv snurh
1890 -. !. q -. -. ,~@ssk.
- - !. ....r-...Es !.
g II Z ~ A'''' -
benshted by sls'rt sFsp 70 me wazrf
side, On Thnzdav evening started
down to tke sss..nlar and pleasant Sum-
m.r Ref 81 siR. Jotnson Cotton
-. =, - =
p LongNoFtn ksAnls Nnete 1sIsssa -
the cool Oflhe eFening and found . large
crowdof guests. 81 looking aEd eem-
Portable. and enfovinw themselves in
~..:...
= ~. Co. - II. 1;rs sod .m;a-
"a. -. - -. 80 -,s s.@ssss $50
49,. - - - .s.ss.-,.aa.-~,I
m !. 80 s.....s - Tn.x s~.rs
-. -. - s.s;. Z, 49,.
So ~ i.. - = $500 "a cort.nsed
49, - - - s.-e~v;.e - go
go.
49, N. zs...5 ..wm s.u;I.
- fars- - e.. - - The So, one
- - asl - 4 49, 1900
sns, - nsss' 81 .s ~
snu go To-. =. :
49, :. -. -. -. 60 80 = :, ~,
-, -. :" -. -. = = "a r,l.~,r;.. 81
-. -. 49,. -. =. - l..'
49, az lsaus :. - t 80 -, 80 80,
Ian - 49, - 49, - .as,.sns -
SHE, anu noN 80 ss =, Ia -. -.
Iosell 800 80 - a. 49,. =.
. 49, ~ $3.50 -. 49,
49, lOans - - s. ~ !. ..s "a. - -.
'Ias',e III ~. = ~, 49, s- - -.
ss = ~ 'H.ss. @I -. la.s 80
TOT aDoua W. go, ZEE = i Isi ssa
, mo paI.1s.sh aP yos"s -. n Iii 80
s ss ''l''4. y - 49, ~ -. ia.
az. - ~ ~ 1890. :, .hs 49,
= vi - -. -. i.m.n..d ~
essneu hoaf" y 'ue , ..i - h ass =
Ahu ! 81" also 49, s IN. -
anu lVseiy "ol''s.. ma "- -. Eel
osiors' .nete $50 one .o - -.
oionue, WIN ilsn' "'oe es ~ ~',u 49,
sharetifing ha..nsIs' VIZ .ooa ny -
very mucn. Ialleu - go ~ n lei a.J.
PUT shdii hos SUN io'se' ISL
'aSr Ii t.:.n5 G,
Inere also J met our O'a . m,enu 7.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-08

20 Farmers.
Mr.. wm. II. Ford Ofouf village Is prepared to
Furnish Cuano 10 farmers in LeonaEdtown and
pasuxent districts. lie Is selling PoPlin's sii-
ieasea Phosphate. This manure has never been
sid in the county before, except asnail quantity
last Spring fOrexperiHususai purposes b. W. 1as.
r. Thomas. lin MI cases in which it was tried,
II acted ike charm. II Is not The same Pop
liza switch zas sold in this county before. II
has been re-issueaand is now ranking asa No. ].
Give Nr. Ford call.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-08

We had heard about Il before, and had been
expecting II along, and Il came Tuesday evening
last and made an exhibit in the Court House
ward. and is still exhibiting as We go TO press,
the Flying Horse Tournament Show, or by what
ever name the same may be known or called
and we are ten ceats cut, and also out Of temper
and have threatened vengeance against two
youthful knights Of ours five are ever called
upon for further investments in this business.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-08


rsnstnr ulssnlned tie agency 81 this celehFnied
-, fnr ffolIfwood and vicinity, appeal thd
e,.i;f6 q sosle our best people - g us merits:
a hete nsed f'ilobhin5 Electric Soap" made
NJ. III. t.ragin 1 Co., philadelphia Pa, and
rrrrnorisrp Il the best soap bate tser used. The
ssisl;tx and ensk Mfsh which Il enables one to Do
a6es washing i really surprising. Boiling the
Lotto "A euflrHiy unnecessary and no rubbing Ii
,.ssssr,ss / woElH not be withgHt Il.
Mrs. e. G65DWISa.
have no htsiiasson 70 SAYING that 10 houses
s..s..sr sl,nula be without Dobhins Electric soar
80, hearsisv recommend Ii. II Is q charm II
e. ,Tash-tuf. Yrs. J. r. Thomson.
AZ time. labor and asoncy-saving article, =
A.tr ,lesssnrp IN Recommending Dobhins' Soan lS
nv aeichb0fs. Il promises wonders, but Goes
nj a ,,rosnises. A. A. WOoD.
desire al my friends and customers TO gre
,,,s~ -nan one trial % they may kuow inst how
'--s,l he hest soar II the u s. is. s. G. THoxP-
-. sole Agent, Hollywood, Nd. 5s-i6t
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-08

Ah,out o'eIock Wednesday mOrning Mr.
E.oksr's CLERK ana young nan wiu va sleeP-
- ,xi,h hi.n a. he time we're aroused - au
e,sr..sire leelsnr caused BIZ tie presekcs q
-, 4 he ssore and discovered that box q
-. q. wh;fh had hem lefs on he counter bad
I,.rp Igpi,sd duriur shs hight, Il Il supposed by
-. ssa ,lat ne blase had o5lnmunicated q
-. ..ea ,het were sleepinr On and 10 some cot
ton goods near by. Il may be supposed aiAa'
ne rogpr men moved about Cor while IA q
hurry. Al any rate. they soon succeeded -
Dn,ti,v eat she Gre and We are glad 70 say that
~ los Is he proprietor Of she stare win no'
exceed Sas.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-08
seascnasis Weather.

There are few farmers, even ifthey had had the
making Of the weather, would have had IL much
different from what Il has been during the past
ten days, barring, perhaps. the wind which, in
some quarters, blew down and tangled up the
corn rather badly. This excepted, the weather
has been prcpitious in the time named for corn
and tobacco and both crops are now growing of
hneiy and with fair promises for fine yield.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-08

At the residence Of his Parents at Mechanics
Vile. after q short and painful illness, on the
4th inst, little GEORGE MONTE, son Of +. D.
and Amanda Adams, aged years and one
month.
A sprightly and promising child has been
called from earth TO Heaven. Weep not fond
Parents. Affections are often sent TO draw as
nsarer to God. yOnr dear little boy Is among the
Angels reckoning yon on.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-08

@AsNS~ee 49, ~~~@a
For July has been repubIished By the Leonard
Scott Publishing Company, Al Barclay Street,
New York. The following is the table Of
tents.
/. ''Taine's Philosophy Of Art"
=. 'fElhics Of Evolution
3. Bryan Waller PrOeter'
I. ''The Russian and Turkish War.
5. Future Punishment"
o. iTsecsnt History Of the Burials Question .
Z. ''The later Greek Nation"
8. 'The Congregational View Of Religious
Communion.
Q. Contemporary Literature
The periodicals reprinted by The Leonard
Scott Publishing Co. az Barclay Street, N.Y.
are as follows: The London Quarterly, Edin-
burgh, Westminster, and British Quarterly Re
views, and Blaekwood'S Magazine. Price, 81 4
year for any one, o. only SIS for all, and the
postage Is prepaid By the Publishers.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-08

=. ". grlnble.
We .ake pleasure ia referring 10 The card Of
Mr. n ~. Tramhle, u anosher part Of this pA-
per, wh0 has 4hcteedea Tsfmble I Co., kos. ss
80 a.. ii. Pratt 81; dealer in sash, doors.
h!;nas ana factory work, &c. The readers Of
~ RFAcaS win 90 Nell 70 give them call when
hnxfnr. IS Ahey viii fnd him both ohliging ans
aecouEiodaiihx. Having = factory Of bis oWn,
~ 4 ready 20 furnish ~ lowest cash Fr!ses eve
rytI,inr IN bis line and Of the best.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-08

<r~ You caA hey Anything in the Sewing
Machine line AZ the Established and reliable ORs
wnxp Mra. Co., Al n Gar SrHEEE, BALTIMORE,
lover than anywhere else In the country. Among
other Inducements, they guarantee ell Machines
4 gears. and furnish ail attachments free.
srgs- Send for THAR hew illustrated catalogue
Matted free 10 any address They sell lirst-elaSs
machincs from SO 10 $50. Their reputation for
fair dealing Is well known TO many Of your best
citizens
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-08

IT can make make moaey faster at work for "
THAN st anything else, Capital not rcqgireo; ~
Twill start you. $iZ per day II hofne mace
By the Industrious. Men, woraeH, boys ana ~ ~,
wanted everywhere 70 work for us. Nov = lDe
time. C0etly outfit and terms free. Address
TarE Co. Augusta, Maine.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-08

Mr.. John n. King, bcok-keeper with KIippers
Webster 8 Co., BALTIMORE had been troubled
viii conssipatiOu ana is resulting III sscss ief
six or seven years, when be gave Keller's vege.
table life Drops trial and experienced imue-
aiate relisf.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-08

The Rev. James B. Avireit. Of Montgomery
county, I'D, acting in place Of The Rev. Dr..
Levin, Dean OF the Washington ConFocatson,
who istoo unwell s0r duty, Is 20 bold series Of
services. with he hep of others Of the clergy, IN
thelOwer parishes II Ct Mary's county, As fol-
lows:
August IS. Tuesday, St. Andrews Church,
10 = N. and p. N.
. ST. Peters. Le0uardtowns 30
il, wesaesasy, !" "IO a. and
80 p. M
!" IS, Thursday, St. J&mes's Chapel, 10
a. m.
az le. Friday, ST. Georges, 10 a, N. and
p. NJ
- N, sasnranv, Trinity Church, s. Aa-
rvs CITY. 10 o. B-
" Is, Snndav, TriRity Chsrch, 81. Aary =
CITY, o.. N. ard 2. p ~.
g 10, Monday, s. Mary Chapel Ridge
1oa. d. and p N.
JOSEPH W. MURPHY.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-08

During the past week, our Town has been
made unusually lively and attractive by visitors
from the cities who appear to have found ont at
last that the different Potomac Resorts, including
Leonardiown, afford more health, fOn and real
enjoyment than can be had in the mountains for
double the money Il costs TO recreais here. There
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-08
o.har YIarr,e,.

The Stars Of Leonardtown encountered the
Chesapeake cihb, Of the 9Th district, IN match
game Of Base Ball on Thursday last at satbOe's
Store and defeated their adyersarlss with ease
IN six innings. The same Club played tie Ned
ley's Meek Nine on the following Saturday and
came OF also with flying cOlors in Ave innings.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-08
Clothing stare.

We cal attention 20 the adrertisebsent i'm To-
day. paper q the old. Feiiable and weiI-known
house o. Noah walker 60. This establish
inents with branebss in Washington and else
where, i one n The largest and mosf complete IN
the country. ~ we are not mistaken. this s he
FIRST house which trade the business Of selIihg
reAdy-nla1e clothing respectable and reliable. 10.
day the Aeasrs. Wslker are pafronized b. The
most respectable and iastidioas il the coansry.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-08
ZOE cLEnk OF rnr cIkctIr corRr.

Nessrs Eaifoys please Announce 5EFf ~
LOKER rs a candidate for Clerk q the C1ftI y,
Court &c the election in 10 and say that be WI
receive the andisided support Of the voters o. D'
Factory District.
Feb "a. 1878, TIE People.