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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-05-08

East q - E3s
"a a,nfh q KlisaneaA Llgga Pinkasys Viz
eeB,shcp PEakssy, - Blsnhsim In Psince 0eorgss
eusnav Co ManaAv eflass wcek . anncancsd.
= wa sea nlarmfnw Tlnen sf tbs lnay thna
e.l,pa he Bishup srom hs Eglsc7pal mizissrA-
tsons n osr eoszsy se0ut wseR SO end b
o-ix re.rhea homa - Zine 70 witness the closing
1900. e ~ lie. 'sThs decsa. lays an
na,sunrw nosiee IN tAe lass Pssass GssEgizas
sswas dauwhter of the late Beajamin Lowndes
ana speut Der whole Tie Al Blenheiuns her fAth-
erss hous. where shs died nc q rigs age. deeply
loved by all who hsd The privilege u knowing
h~r.H spssking Of The burial, the notice g1es
On - ~, athaf he large eooeOurse e people,
srnu. washfnxsoa. Baltiuaore and the suEToupd-
i ;,v eountrv. who assembled withoni PgsSi0as
imitation af her fanerAl testified % The esteem
| IN which she was held TIE bise-
% was supported ffom the hcase 20 81. Lake
Il church and from the carriage 20 tie grave oy
two az the vusarymen Of the Church Of the As
| censfon. The whole service was singniaEly aF'-
urouriate. being Of that snbdued and sweet tone
whieh suited he burial Of one who was peenIiai
II rentie and placid ia every act and word. and
whose eenlleness did not diminish with age, bit
only increased as she got nearer Home. Tbe
Bishop. sitting an example worthy 70 = nlloS'
a bT the clergy and laity, and obeying to tn
letter the iniuncaion Of ST. Paul, % contained u
the lenuon for shs burial Of the dead, BE y
y steadfhsA. unmovabIe, always ahounding in To
worIs Of the Lord" has decided 10 80 o.
with his appointments, strictly Episcopal, and
intenas next Sunday 20 bold services ana cen
6rm three tines-morning, afternoon and evea
iur-inst as II his heart were not bowed dowI
rzees. Tsis ne2pls C q g bio. IN es
AAnie - - ssstses = -! 49, - 8 !.
sneak words Of comfort 20 one who knows ta
better than any human being can tell him bel
alone true comfort Is 70 be found"
God is merciful:
The cup may have . bitter taste, but still
Tie hand that holds IL can and viii transmit
The bitter into sweet, and turn 10 smiles
The tears that fall.n
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-05-08
WIDE AWAKE 7
NEW SPRING STYLES.


rh.F.r~~.s ness selected and Cheapest stock
of Boots ana Shoes ever onrrea ~ taas - - -
Everv mar ought 20 ccnslaer wneEs - -
zee Ire uaost value for his monsy. 49,
ssved- Il . penny earned. All We as our ftasaos
"a natruns 4 10 favor us with call, ana eoa-
vince thcmselves q The faet that re en- Hsss s"s
demand Of all.
We aee resolved 10 sell cur goods 81 80 suaata
/. proes that the people Must Bay.
Thereby eaabling rs to keep our stock always
A failure 70 examlne our Stock Il m ePPorta-
We can make Il TO your Interest to trade with
Us.
Our goods are bought froE First Hands-sav-
ing double profit and giving our Customers the
benefit. $500,
Soq 20 s soc ron s f.s equally
gooi selections can be made &C prices that will
compare favOrably with those OF the Northern
Cities.
IAdies' Pebble Goat Button Boots, 81 - TO $500
{" French Kid % IS $50
Lasting Foxed a. " 35to 500
Polish l 90 10 400
slippers in great variety Is to 200
N.r's Calf Roots soto 500
Coarse Shoes (So'idl sOto SO
Fine Calf - All Prices
Misses SCOTS IoOto %
Children's Boots TOTO l5C
W. b. wApDRY,
No. 10 King Street
Alexandra. Va.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-05-08
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-05-08

A Late Survey.
The County Surveyor, Geo. B. Dent, was late
IL employed to make surveys Of the Jesuit Man
Ors in our county, tSt. InigOes' and Newtown)
and returns the former as containing 1859 acres
and the latter rs containing gal. By the origi-
nal surrey, St. Tnigoes contained 1900 acres
and by sise survey of Newtown, made about 100
wears ago, the latter contained ZOO acres. The
former, "a progress Of time, has, therefore, lost
I4s acres and The latter has gained Ala loss
Of acFaz:hs compared with the original surveys.
Whether the losses at St. Inigoes' and the gains
at Newfown. are to be accounted for by natural
causes orson the theory Of errors in the original
survey, We shall not undertake TO decide.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-05-08

The current number Of this magazine contains
The Defense Of Lucknow, poem by Alfred Ten
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about the Afghan Question, By Archibald Forbes;
Fresh AssyTian Finds, By D. II. Cooper, B. A;
The Study Of Entomology. by w. S. Dallas, r.
J.. &; Art EducAtion In England, BY Sir Coutts
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-05-08

The fruit promise ia our county Is represented
TO be excellent. Wheat Is looking healthy and
prosperous as general thing, though there are
reports that IL has been badly Winter-kilied In
some sections. Complaining Is progressing sat
istActorily and many have pitched their entire
crops. We have heard in several quarters CON-
plant Of fly in tobacco beds but are inclined IN
think that the cases in which they have appeared
are exceptional. Garden vegetables are grow
ing OF finely, particularly carly potatoes, and
sOoth to say, the potatoe bug Is already on hand.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-05-08

On Friday night last the fOdder-hcuse Of Ste
phen Bowles, living near st. JOseph's church in
the 4th district, was destroyed BY fire. Sup
posed to hare been the act Of an ineendiary. In
addition 10 the destruction Of the fOdder-house,
about 400 pOundsof tobacco, nearly all the farm
ing implements Of Mr.. BOwIes and stack Of
straw were consumed. A yoke Of oxen, which
was haltered in tie fodder-honse at the time Of
the FIRE, was 50 badly burned that one Of them is
not expected TO live and the other ID believed TO
be seriously injured. Circumstances pointing to
Charles Thompson, a resident Of the neigh6or-
hood, as the probable incendiAry, he was arrest
ed by officer Matlingly the same night and hiss
been lodged in Jail, in default Of bail, under a
commitment Of NJ. Justice Russell.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-05-08

E5~Marshal Frederick Douglas deliv.
cred his lecture on "Self-made Men" al
Hagerstown on Tuesday evening before
a large audience, including many of the
most prominent citizens. He was In
troduced by the pastor Of the Bethel
African NJ. E. Church, for the benefit
of which the lecture was given. In
closing he returned thanks for the at
tention given him, and also for the lib
crafty TO the church for whose benefit
the lecture was gwen; gave expression
to his inexpressible gratitude at the
good feeling and kindness expressed in
the bearing and manner Of the white
people towards the colored people in
Virginia and Maryland. and INDUCED in
some "reminiscences Of thirty and forty
years ago which provoked universal
laughter from bis audience andfelt them
IN the best Of humors.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-05-08

Te~m SaTx. -
Tire lay,in Nay, being the day selee-
led by ct Of incorporation for the annual
election @WTown Commissioners for Leonard
tOwn, on Monday last the polls were opened AT
the ussai hour BY Judge Hammett at Fenwick's
Hotel ard the voting commenced. There were
a. ballots CASTLES By about Is than the NUM-
Der entislua 10 be est. On counting up. il was
ascertnincd that B. r. Abel, J. p. Fenwick, b.
II. Canasier, Thomas Boyd and VIM. J. Edelen
were elected Commissioners and they were sore
turned.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-05-08


Moore's Hotel is now In the hands Of the ear
peniers who are pulling down and clearing away
the upper work Of the centre part with the view
Of so reconssruesing Il that IL win correspond in
appearance and height to the Southern and East
wings Of the bailding. Whea this is dOEe, the
Northern wing, which includes the bar and CT
fee, viii also be raised and made to conform in
look and elevation to the other work. A uni
form trout win thus be presented, but we sub
NIT, IL the centre building were raised higher
than the Northern and Southern wings and
topped OF In cupola form, Il would prove great
improvement 50 Gar at least as looks are con-
cerned This at any rate, Is our view Of the
perspective, and II Herbert chooses TO get mad
about IL, we stand prepared to accept bis apollo
~ and take our pay IN champagne.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-05-08

NATIONAL oEiTics.-The polticalses-
salion osihe past week hss been the mes
cage Of the PresideBt, so-calied, veteing
the army appropriation bill. because Of
Gbe company il which Il was found, the
majority party IN COsgTess having st-
tached rider TO II which denied the
right Of the National Executive 10 nee
Federal troops At the polls 60 keep The
peace lhcreal. On the return Of the
bill, the democrats attempted 20 pass i
over the seto. bot not having she requi-
site constitutional force, il failed to be-
come 9 law. By this veto and the sub
sequent vote in Congress, The Tepubii-
cans have pus themselves upon the re-
cord as favoring the use Of troops q. the
polls. They appear TO recognize that
tleir only hope Of suecessin The coming
presidential struggle Is through them
The pretex. Of protecting the ballot Is !
sham. Every reasonable mah Knows
that there never can be q fair election
where power rests in The hands Of one
party to use the army and appoint
hordes Of marshals TO intimidate voters
and arrest opponenis at the polls on
sight, And the demand Of the demo-
Gratis Zoe the repeal of every shadow OF
law covering such outrages upon free
elections as these is sustained by the
people. II the question were put TO a
vote to-day, twO-thirds Of the voters,
we believe, would say, "repeal the in
quitous laws, come what may" But
we decline 10 argue or amplify on this
subject. We believe that the majority
party in Congress weuld have been full
ly justified. after fziIing to pass the bill
sEer The veto, 10 have stopped all furth-
er proceedings, adjourned and gone be-
fore the people. This they did not.
however, and their subsequent proceed
ings TO plain people wear the appear
ance Of back-down or n weakening
that is nearly % discreditable. But
there is no use grieving over split milk.
The democrats have changed their tao
tics. In the new bin they propose to
send 10 The President. they do not at.
tempt TO repeal or alter the section oil
the statues which gives him powerto use
the troops TO quell domestic violence
or foreign foes, but they have so framed
IL as TO deny 10 Federal marshals au-
ihor,ty to call in the aid oltroops Of cleo
tons. tits coveredinthe injunction that
il shall no. be lawful 10 bring or employ
at any place where general or spe-
cal election is being held in State
any part Of The army OF navy OF the Un-
tied States, unless, etc. Then follows
The usual clause providing for The sup
preston of the armed enemies Of the
United States. II Is claimed by the
democrats that the new bill is much
stronger than the old one, for the rea-
son that IL eEectually knocks the inter-
ference OF both army aud civil authori-
ties in the head. From this standpoint,
the new bill rs indeed an improvement
over the old one, but the trenchant ques-
ton arises, having revised their first &C
tion and improved upon il in their new
bill, will the democrats burn their ships
and make no more concessionss
Mr.. SIockett Mathews is still on the
anxious bench, but with better hopes OF
acceptance. however, than he has yet
experienced.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-05-08
The Place to Get q Good Meal.

wagner's Green House, lss and $50 ". Pratt
street, Baltimore. This Restaurant 10 the Oldest
and most extensive in Its accommodations ANY
in the city. The Projectors, Messrs. J. and B.
L. Wagner, will be grateful for the continuance
Of the sxt,nsi,e patronage they now enjoy and
will do their best to give entire satisfaction to
all visitors.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-05-08
County commissisners.

The County Commissioners met on Tuesday
last, present, Allstan, Alvey, Buckler, Parsons
and Davis. The Board was engaged in passing
npOn accounts Of ofRcers and ethers. after which
the levy was closed and the levy list was
signed, fixing the rate at 80 cents in the Sleo.-
The Board then adjourned to Tuesday, the 18th
day MAY, at which time road supervisors will
be appointed for 1879.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-05-08
ROAD NOTICE.

RaOTICE Il hereby given, that II the expira-
u ton Of thirty days from this date appliea-
ton viii be made By the underlined 20 the
Board Of C0usty Commissioners Of Sc MaFy's
county 70 open . public road TO the Wieomieo
river from Budd's Greek thrOagh the lands Of
John A. Barber and Others.
Up. CHING,
,. G. KING,
and others.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-05-08

Aeknewledgements.
We are indebted to the courtesy Of Prof. New
ell, Of the Normal School, for q copy Of the
Thirteenth Annual Report Of the State Board
ofE6ucation" We have not yet bad time to
give IL more than an cursOry examination and
shall refer to IL more in detail hereafter.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-05-08

We learn that Henry Williams, Esq, Agent
Of the Weems line OF steamers, viii probably,
during the 'aDeach'' season, provide for the fer
rying Of fruit across the Patuxent River, from
Holland Point, on the Calvert shore, to Bene-
diet, on the opposite side Of the River, where Il
can be more readily put on board the steamers.
-Cdlrert Journal.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-05-08
Has. nan :. -. 81. NarY,u.

Base BAH e -. St. Eary'S.
The Mbnnsaia Echo, paper lately established
80, n, a, Marx's Nd. publishes an account
AZ !. h... hall contest between two College mines
r.,aAo~.a and uxssics. which resulted in . vic
,orw - ,he farmer by q score of27 to L..
Thorgh ATTACHED to the defeated party, JOdie
Moore. 81 our Town, Is twice boDorabiy men
TONED d the game. No other ST. hary's boy
aupears 3; have been engaged in the contest
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-05-08

Father Mcliugh, one Of the priests stationed al
the Jesuit Residenee n our Town, who has been
absent for a week CT more in philadelphia, where
he was lately called by the reported illness ofhis
mother, 8 resident of that city, has returned to
his charge here, much TO the qualification Of his
different congregations which had become or
were becoming aoprehensive that his absence
might turn ont to be permanent. The congre-
CATION Of st. Aloysius' had another agreeable
surprisc lately This was the genial presence Of
their former pastor, Father Neale, now stationed
at st. Inieoes', whose voice his many Leonard
town friends were pleased to recognize In the re-
liEio6s sxsrejsss.0f Monday night last. hisun-
derstood siai heresurns to 81. InigOes' this week
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-05-08

The Baltimore Permanent Building and Land
Society has sold to John $. Farren, Of New Ha-
ven. Connecticut, and Thomas Moore, Of Balti-
more city, 'fSoIomon's Island" for Sc, 225. The
purchasers, we learn, propose to go into the raw
oyster business. CdlreTf journal.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-05-08

Uaakh tGeM Xxx
lori Holt . eolored man. AGED about IS
wenra II the employ Of John DilIahay, Of this
dissr;es was kicked in the stomach BY hOEse
on FRIDAY last and died from the injuries Re-
ceived sl,s day following. The deceased bore an
excellent character.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-05-08

?. ". grimhls.
We take pleasure in referring 10 the card OF
Mr. r. ". 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 BEAcox viii do well 20 give them call when
buvinx. al they will end him both obliging and
accommodating. Having factory d his own,
he Il ready fofurnish Al lowest cash prices ere
rvfhin= 10 isis fine snd u Che best.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-05-08

VWS BU4bA4AJ - bNS~s
Our nsUnthly report ofthe Improvements being
pushed ahead In the new part Ofthe village for the
month Of April, although not % cheering rs we
expected. still presents the gO-ahcad spirit. Most
of the lots have been divided OF and paled in.
The houseen the alley, in course Of construction
IN our last report, belonging TO Emiline fancy,
colored, l. nov completed and teuanted. Mr.. A.
J. Blaine Il nov erecting twO-StOry dwelling
-. - distant between Fen
ksirI weshaII expect great
work ling month.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-05-08

The debate on the questiOn-Ts the majority
party in Congress justified in insisting upon the
repeal Of the Election Laws as condition Ofth'
passage Of the Army Bill (which was not con-
Guided cA the 2eth ult., was resumed on Friday
night lass and the question was very thoroughly
eanvassed BY Senator Combs, d. @. Hammett,
Joseph n. Key aud y. B. Abell. The question
was decided in the affirmative by unanimous
vote. The question for next Friday nights dis
eusion ib-Should the Legislature Of Maryland
appropriate money to the support Of the High
Schools, Academies and Colleges Of the State
We are pleased to note that the resumption o.
weekly debates by the SoCisty has had the effect
Of greatly increasing the weekly attendance o.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-05-08

spslng ovsainsst 1900.
astr.stlvs mssS wear AZ c. y. Oshm - :.
0we PrirR CIoshlng House. 80 W. Psa 49,. -,
nrar Hanover BalsimOre- Knear 49, - s.sss
beantffal masortment OF Mems D0ts -
49, Ssicshinv. together with their unequaasea
Ic,r nr;rss i exciting universal admiration ana
sss,Ir,ipv thronrs o. customers. Sc taeAr ~
-~-,nr~.s~ne In another cotumn-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-05-08

05-The True .Narylcnder says that
local option has been failure m Som
erset county, and argues in favor OF a
graded license system so as to save the
expenses of the criminal suits growing
out of an attempted enforcement Of the
law. There were fifty indictments un-
der the local option law,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-05-08


linn cg cur eurTmpos-
49, a 81 aueRivea unaiH aIaax -
- ssesans pnpsr had besn szp.
49, -. anlly ue hare bses eenpsiiaa
J. =. IS seblirnsien % or nsxt issse.
: 80. 8. 49, = fssx ftum our c1Essspun-
$50 Sc g. ~ leslissa = wis b
Essy a.
csunlY C9mmisnioneFs elospa
900 4 zess rnas ~ Tuesday -. axing
ne - Aat - cents On the S1oo. This
= lis eeun from the rate Of last
~ ~ e S., sol 80 II -eoansy sxpsa-
- go sessoa ii s.. ozs.0o sises ne pre-
'''.' -. -. sIsetea. Il was shought hat The
soan' ! - pFunent pear woaid have been
s''ls aar - ansonnt nxed, bot Con-
80 - ID to - provided 10 mest aHnountl
y 49, nnnss and Illegal Isvies II 1875
~ 'as 4 whseh several wrias q manda'
-. -'s - sznsessa 10 be saed out. We
ssralnsnss he Board upon the eeon
&hena. and de care which they hAv'
80. a.skssaw TIE taxpayers msasurahll
'.o@ Ne - q aaxatiou which have weighs
- y. sssr several years psss. We bar
- with ssntsmsns Showing u
's' -: nty ehargss sines 1871.
1878. 1879.
sss,4li.a4 80. s0e.4
-. bken made IN the face or n
1878. 1879.
s2,s7o, loo s3,sss. Ios.s9 sa,ses, sso.s
Vow that their labors Cor their term hare bee
virtually terminated, we are free TO say that Ii
Commissioners merit wen Ofthe psOpls who .
lecsed them as public officers and that the trui
reposed inithem has bern faithfully executed.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-05-08
THOS. G. PRICE E. CO.,
So South Charles Street,
BALTIMORE.
TOBACCO, GRAIN AND GENERAL
Commission Merchants

Proprietors Of VICTOR FERTILIZER, high
grade Ammoaisted Super-Phosphaie for TObae-
co, Wheat, Corn, Vegetables and al crops.
We pledge our best efforts 70 give satisfaction
in sale Of Tobacco, Grain and produce generally,
20 which we will give special attention.
REFERENcEa:
Hon. Geo. Brenf. Court Appeals Nd.
Hon. Barnes Compton, State Treasurer, Nd.
Hon. p. Stone, Port Tobacco, Nd.
r. II. EdeIen, "
WIN. Boswell 4 Co.,
Gen. A. g. Chapman, La Plata, I"
Col. Samuel Cox, Coz Station,
MAY ], IsT9-2m.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-05-08

We ca3 aissnaieA - The aasa.s. s. !. :.
-. ~ 80 wnIksr A Co. Is esaaea,sn-
r~~~a wssn krnnehea I'm waahinHaa@ An4 $50
49, n &c II TIE largest Rmd &C. 1919 v
- eunntrv. Wwe are not mistaken snsa = -
er~s hrnns whg<h made the businsse @ sessnH
1890 esoshing respectable ana seiia.,s. - ~.
80 the ueusrs. Walker are PalFons2ea 2. -
v.ess resuecsahla and hslidtous % tas es~AsAs
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-05-08

35-The Easton Gazette says: The
peach orchards in this county now pres
ent beautiful appearance. The trees
are in full bloom, and rs one approach
es an orchard or views il from q dis
lance the varied hues and bright colors
Of the blossoms present . picture far
surprising anything ever produced BY
the artists brush. Accounts through
out the peninsula state that there Is ev-
cry prospect Of heavy crops this year
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-05-08
TERMS OF SALE,

as prescribed by the decree, are One
third of the purchase money cash on
the day of sale, the balance in two equal
installments payable in one and two
years, the deferred payments to be Sc
cured to the satisfaction Of the trustees.
JAS. III. WILSON,
JOHN w. MITCHELL,
Trustees.
Nav 8. 1S79-fs.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-05-08
MOUNT PLEASANT
2O5 acres, more or less.

The above estate il located in the
st. Georges section Of the Second Elec.
ton district of st. Mary's eoanty. and
is the same land Of which Lucinda and
Richard H. Hebb died seized aud pos
scssed. Said land is within one and
a half miles of steamboat wbarves, very
convenient to churches, mills, schools,
ETC., is enclosed by a good chestnut
fence, the soil is excellent, il highly
improved and we'll adapted TO the pro-
duction Of the staple crops of this sec
ton. The building improvements con-
sist of a fine DWELLING, beautifully
located in full view Of the ST. Mary's
river, BARNS and other necessary out
buildings.