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Salt River herald., 1879-01-04

pO.0tcu agents TUT NldIh ~ -ANidiilSr lumber dealers of Prescott. have start ed a lumber yard in PheniX, and are prepared to supply our citizens with any quantity desired. Orders receiv- cd in the postoiiice building.
 Parents should remember that Mrs. L. II. Sheets will open school for the instruction of the youth of PheniX, at her residence, on next Monday. Mrs. $. is lady of fine culture, and cveryway competent in all the vari- ous branches of school teaching.
 Thomson & Co.,, druggists, have re- ncwel their advertisement in this paper, and inform the citizens of the valley that they are still in business, and with their large stock can fill all orders and give satisfaction. Pre- scriptions filled at all hours. Office opposite American hotel.
 The .Niaiag Re-ord, of New York alvcrliscs in the HERALD. This jour nal is devoted to the mining interests of all sections of the United States. IL has been giving considerable attcn- ton of late to Arizona matters, and helping considerably in attracting capital to our section. We will club the Re-ord and HERALD for one year for $G.5O, payable in advance.
 II. II. Lincillc has started a busi- ness long needed in PhcniX-that of a real estate agency, where parties at home and abroad can obtain informa- tion on property in Salt river valley. He also does a general collection business. lie is licensed auction ecr, and will conduct sales wherever desired. His office is next to the county recorders, with the probate judge.
 Last Wednesday the son of J. II. Cummings, while crossing Montczu ma street, at the corner of Washing ton, was knocked down and quite se- verely injured by horse. The child was taken inty Dr. Conyer's drug store and received proper attention. The rider of the animal says the horse was unmanageable, and although he saw the boy, he was unable to prevent the accident.
 School opens next Monday, with C.. C. Conrad as principal and Mrs. Susie Cox and Miss Winn as assistants. Mr. Conrad will have charge of the pu- pils in the higher branches in the school house. The new church build ing will be occupied by the 2d, and the primary departments separated by q partition, which will be removed at the close of each week, thus enabling religious services to be held Sundays as usual. The primary department takes up to and includes the second reader, and the second grade the third and fourth reader.
 A number Of Salt river jokcrs go; together last Tuesday and proceeded to carry out one of their funny 'joaks,' which consisted of taking the victim into one of our saloons, where he was introduced to a number of people who were willing to indulge at his expense. Col. Woolsey, Judge Alsap, Hon. C. II. Gray and mary others were among the Gccced. Thus far we have no objection. At about i've o'clock, after busy afternoon on the scmi-wcekly, the boss" of the HERALD had occasion to visit the pOstofiice, when he was |" run in' to to LaBarr's establishment and found twenty-eight good democrats who in vited themselves 10 smoke, and par took of 2S cigars at 121s cents each, which was liquidated by the alore- said by the sum of three dollars and q half
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-10-16

THs Two TIcKETs.-We give else
where in our columns to-day the local
tickets which have been made up by
the democratic asd republican oFgani-
nations Of our county, respectively, and
Is il might be invidious iH us TO make
personal contrasts between them, the
voter is invited TO make these for him
self. The point which We would call
attention TO at present is the mode by
which these tickets were put in the
Geld. And, first. ofthe Republican tick
ct. Since It's original formation, II has
bsen changed several times, and il is
undeniable that il was brought into be-
ing. not in open Convention. but BY Sc
cret caucus proceedings, and the re-
pea:ed changes that have been made in
It have been made the same way. II
this way Of doing business satisfies the
republicans Of the county, well and
good. II is none Of our business and
we don't claim thatIi is, but We do claim
that Il was by q secret caucus and not
through an open-convention that the To-
cal ticket Of the republicans was first
put in the Geld and thatthe changes sub
sequently made in il were made in the
same way. On the other hand, the
democratic mode Of organization gave
every candidate q fair show. Every
democrat in the county had On equal
voice with every other democrat and
was eligible TO vote for any candidate
he pleased. the majority voice. Of course,
controlling. as II ought TO control. AT
the late primary election in this county,
nearly a thousand votes were cast and
the maiorities obtained by the success
ful candidates settle beyond . doubt
that fhey and no one else are the choice
OF the democratic masses. And il should
be borne in mind, also, that il is these
masses Al the polls and not their rep
resentatives in convention, which have
made the ticket democrats are now called
upon 10 support. There is. therefore,
the highest obligation on all democrats
20 support this ticket. whatever their
personal disappointments or their OBJ
ieehcns 10 the Crawford System, be-
cause il y Of highest obligation on all
democrats to submit to the will Of the
majority, fairly aud clearly ascertained.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-10-16

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= eeeN< seF<.E esiAef your tsenezsess
M NE NA1sse g tae m@sszF g aar rosa
- = aAerklng 4ne 20 1istIe1 n3s1ne
80 -: 49,, =. 80 49, !. $50. - -. -
hsrsen wlffomf aansnne. we have hpen
n . s's.nsnssoa hnmever. oqsr action having been
i s8 - sssssafsusena.si and our posision has
= sssassssslr szafea II he letter * Mr. Nor
- a1snkfnr rresnrnak1y 80 you and expxezs-
4smr rfFmm Il n neunxr then. that we
x S& slale unbHely hat no assnilnems wms
IS aks nFof fniended. We reqnesfed ~ year
y. s. wh4k seemsd e us very reas1nable ard
". Hnnsea. TIE SKATER was made pnhlie
sls @H# zhe mzeNa and We thoughs IL nAly lust
Is aMfAklsea 20 slate our application and car
- r4nen . fhe pshIie shrough the same ehAn-
@ #e ffsnnakE. And sill link. yoa sheuid
1890 nrNntea OR request. IN ire exercise %
es N6od tud9meaf goa ahougha differently and
&es&A1 "a. That surely. gave rs no Fighs - 81
1es Zoo, and we reEret that the tone Of our let
49, shonid ~ any enc have been 80 misundeF-
~ - ~ have nstributea 20 IS what was % for
4IsH 81 nmH minds.
zN IAe9zrect siatement ofour position hy y0nr
oazl representative i % mere consequences,
al " eannog allow be hitter 70 pass without
nsinm ard covrecaion. II Is therein samied,
So We aarued 10 duplicate whatever amouni
res #ikhs appfopFinae.' This we certainly did
n5E ~ ard never bad The most remote iniention
tf NnEnw. Material assistance was promised and
nn|sInR rnoFe definite The last time the com-
d 49, II ths Grange appeared before yon. this
= Interpretation of our oiIer was made known
= krrzmfEtee. and you were prumptly and
q - a1'@e - 1913 @~s.Ss ne S.e4
~ -. se4Ees lhat sacn miseoncsPuo
shoud beve exnaeos out yog we're sssafeaiy m
iosmea q your eEfor IN at,Lp.e u..:e-
ngaSoisg yoar s'ooe y 80 P1alhg nc
properly que y tne see.Aoa y .oaa ~ qoesuon
% whiea yoa oase your iaea tna1 our propose
u9n vas fAvofAosy entertainer, We desire y -
pst one wofa- ioa are wsong ~ premises ar
gsment ana eonelnsion. $SvO yen say sof W
miies q road: Ergo, 800 70 10 miles = more
insn ne que snare. ana heace yea are iAsoranly
lisffnea 70. Enere are nos over ~ mlies 9 roao
~ eur aasiriet-1prc resa anat wonia gave ~oV 20
iae pofton n qsesnoa-now macn o. cur roaas
. = not proposed % repair 81 aii-tne secilon 10
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-10-16
Oct 10, 1879.

THURSDAYS MEETIEG.-As Thurs
day next and Leonardtown will be the
oHly time and place that the democrats
Of Our county will have an opportunity
OF hearing the State candidates Of our
party during the present campaign, we
are sure that the vast majority Of them
win make point to be present on this
interesting occasion. Besides the at
fractions an intellectual treat, the pre-
sence Of large crowd Of democrats at
Leonardtown on the 23rd cannot be
without favorable effect on the general
issue as well as on the fortunes Of our
local ticket. II is expected that an inn
petus viii be given 10 our cause by
Thursdays meeting, If it is Q success,
which win be continued up to the day
Of election and which will eveEtuate
in handsome majoTiiies in our county
both for our State and local candidates.
Let 81. Mary's democrats then bear IN
mind that il Is The duty Of each and all
and also Of prime importance that they
should attend in force at Leonardtown
on Thursday next. The election is ra-
pidly approaching, we have only q few
more days 10 work in, and Thursday
next, OF all the days len US. is the most
important for perfecting our fnal ar
rangements for the campaign. Every
democrat, then, who can possibly at
tend Thursdays meeting should make q
point Of doing so. See call Of the Gen.
trail Committee above.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-10-16


Msssrs. Essiors s--ln reply e. = co1sm4nisa-
tion s;xned, CARROTS Hall = wishing . kneN
WY theru q ut REGULAR uEgaaiEea Teaches
Ansnriaaion.n II this ccum9y, woald state shaA
dnrfnw sfn namanisratiom % MF. BENZ. 1lpH3sts
sad 81 aAoEt aime after - deaaAs tneEN -
sch a. orGaaixatinn II psssctlrzS uperauoa-
This hedy sTeaehers hatual imPsessia -.
Aasociati0n5 upon he death oe nf. Tippeal mt
n Leonnratown and endorsed MF. Danl. G. haE'-
NETT Is he txr Tippittssl suecssasrs pseasniinx
a knnasRs pe<fsinn q he Schncl Board, assiKn-
imw rnanv nnd nresgAfv rrms0ma Cor their preseg-
ence. Mr.. Frmmk r. holrmes drew up this Rssa-
ton aud presentra il 10 this Association. 1ne
School Beard, ar from aching upon this peiisiens
sid that The Teachers were attempting g ase-
nesision Was siwe hnnhiy beg and EsFaff ane
Is sSsai d1srseara a. public opinion Interest and
wishes. appofnsed Capt. Geo. Thomas 70 ne 20
Egsfun 81 C1unty Examiner.
Al the first meeting Of ssTeaeheFs' AssocAa.
fionss amer shia apnOintment. % the credit q
Mr. Holsnes Be u sAid, Ghas be. in beantsiass .p-
prOpriaae and treling baggage, oHeEed resosn-
ton inssructinv the secretary 60 inform Capt.
Geo. Thomas thar he capt. Thonasl vas e.
eSEcio ehairxsan of our nesiings and g sxauesi
Is attendance "a order that he might give nor-
NAL instruction, and also some inIormssion IN
regard 70 preliminary PREPARATION for me ne.
ceratnu destitute" stThe Secretary reported
that be inesossd TIE resolution % Capt. Thomas
aad that some weeks afleF, they met In Leon
nrdtowR where Capt. Thomas stated 70 Secsesa-
nv thar Il would be impossible Cor him % attend
our meesings a. the grange met On the s4me
evening. E1fnrdsw and, concerning Anshtates,
that he did not approve o. them and that there
would not be any held In this county. Then
ahiasanmani3mafnn fIeachnRRk Mntnaal Without 3
head. without q lea1er-A conuouug aao ~
recfing spirit-eontempsaousi treated, and un-
aided, gradually fell 10 pieces.
state these Facts not thFoagh any spirit q ~
will for school authorities, but in justice 20 Mr.
Holmes whose every move has been 50 thoFoage-
" identified With the interests Of the people ana
teachers Of this county and whose energy ana
zeal In Organizing and holding together .
Teachers Association have ever stood pfomi-
nently, and 70 satisfy the earnest inquiries o.
ssCharlote Hail."
Msmbsv TeaahsrS Mntsal Improvement Asseesa-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-10-16
pEmoCRsTIC MASS NETTING.

There win be \ MASS MEETING Of TIE Dem-
orrnsa az III. Masy's county a. Leonafdtown %
THURSDAY neat. fhs zsrd q Osseeefs Instant
wkirh wiia bs eddresged y
IIon. William r. Hamilton,
Hon. Thns. J. keaiimgs
& Hon. Charles J. n. Gwinns
Hog. Spencer &. Jones
candidates. upon ~ Stats Ticksk sna othef eis-
ttnRnishsd speakers.
We respectfully request ne sofowmg
men 20 set asa COMMITTEES - AeesF'son " '"s y
ii District. DR.. yno. y. BrOoms, jas. u. Lang
lev ana John r. Richardson;
2nd Dc, Dr. Thos. A. Lynch, Jas D. Thomas
esA Charles j. foxWelli
Ard a., Hon. b. @. Harris Giles :. Dyer ana
Is,Rrn a CagssAiier;
lei s'h 60 WIN. A. Kirk, o. @. Hsyden and w.
l.amheg4 Russell;
,sh a.. Col. fhsophilas EIarrison, J. !. Bal
leneer and Dr.. James Thomas
cih 20, Capt. 10 Forrest, John !. Buek'ef ana
m "a 10, Coi. 4. J. COl.on, R. u. Garner and
Thos. n. Hodges;
ssh' do. John b. Mates, -csus. EiFARsA Ediif
oct e COMMITTEES clArrrangemenis: James II
wiison, Jas. q. GreenweIl r. Jack Moore, O. y
Morris and Thos. L. Harrison.
The Central Committee respectfully urge 4
prJmpt attendance BY The members 81 these two
committees and they earnestly invoke the pres.
rnce and cooperation Of che democratic masse,
II the county 20 make the meeting on the 23Ed
worthy u The ganse and Occasion.
JOHN r. DENT,
X GEO. W. MORGAN,
HENRY J. CARROLL,
Democratic Central Committee
Tor st. MaFy's County.
Oct 10, 1879.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-10-16

The Republican Mass Meeting, which assem-
bIed in the Court House yard, Leonardtown, on
Thursday last, was largely attended by both
white and colOred. A stand was erected opPo-
site the Court House door, from which addresses
were delivered. The colOred people did not at
tend In such numbers az we have seen In former
years and the meeting lacked the enthusiasm
which has always characterized republican gath
erinrs here. The meeting was called to order by
John L. MRburn, and on motion, VIM. O. Reed
er was called 10 the chair. Mr.. Reeder briefly
addressed the meeting, after which he introduced
Hon. James A. Gary, the republican candidate
for Governor. Mr.. Gary's address was well re-
ceived, there being nothing in IL to excite bad
feelings, and be deported himselfin such manner
as TO leave favorable impression. His address
was evidently intended for dissatisfied democrats,
aud be advised them 10 vote for him, who was hon
est, and whointended TO bring about many whole
some and needed reforms, both In State and mu-
niciral affairs. He spoke his friendship for the
colored race and expected their votes as matter
now friendly TO the eolored race, but, We win be
excused from doubling, whether or not he has
always been 50. At one time we know, in 1866,
SIR. Gary took decided stand against negro
suffrage. On the 9Th day ofJuns. 1855, the rad
ical party Of Maryland met In convention 10 the
city Of Baltimore, and Mr.. Gary attended az q
delegate from Howard county, and was appOin-
ted member ofthe radical Central Committee.
The convention adopted a series Of resolutions,
one Of which we here give.
''ResoIsed, That we are pledged 10 the mainte-
nance Of the present constitution Of Maryland,
which expressly and emphatically prohibits both
rebel suffrage and negro Suffrage; and we are
equally determined 70 uphold the registry law,
which DISTINGUISHES rebels and excludes negroes
from voting, and have no desire or intention Of
resciBding or abolishing either the constitution
or the registry law"
Mr.. Gary may be allowed 70 change bat Il Is
certain, that in 1866, he was prescribing one II
least Of his brothers Of to-day, on the republican
ticket, and the very people 70 whom be now APP
pcAls for their votes.
Mr.. Gary was followed By James A. Stewart,
Of Baltimore city, who delivered himselfof reg
ular political speech. He spoke ss length on the
question of States Rights We shall not follow
him into discussion of the intricate points in
volved In this constitutional question, but II we
believed his doctrine, we would have TO sdmit,
that the States, or provinces, Is be termed them,
had no rights, and that the clause In the consti-
tusion, which reserved to the States eli rights not
delegated 70 the general government was nugato-
nv and void. Mr.. Stewart spoke Of taxes and con-
tnxsted republican rule with democratic rule In
sh;. ,n.v..ea Ia ~aaes.ana pmlt;r,nwn eiaw gr m
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-10-16
Republican Ticket.

Fer Governor,
JAMES A. GARY.
For Attorney General,
F.M.DARBY.
For Comptroller,
SAMUEL MALLALIEU.
For Clerk Court q Appeals,
JAMES r. MCCULLOUGH.
For the House Of Delegates,
FRANK n. HOLMES,
JOHN n. GRAVES:
For Clerk Of Circsit Court
PARRAN CRANE.
For Register Of Wills,
JNO.B. ABELL..
For States Attorney,
DANIEL C. HAMMETT.
For Sheriff,
wM. FRANK FORD.
For Judges Of the Orphans Court,
ZACHARIAH Fl. TIPPETT,
JOHN l.. MILBURN,
PHILIP G. LOVE.
For County Commissioners,
ASA A. LAWRENCE,
JAMES II. ALVEY,
JOSEPH b. DAVIS,
STEPHEN JONES,
JOSEPH o. TAYLOR.
For County Surveyor,
WIN. !. WATHEN.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-10-16

s.,as he fasn ~ S1ass 1nx In less wss - tzAz
s..s,s ID ssss 4 masls2 Fsrcenz. ossr shses
= msch - ansss rspublieAA rals. - nIsa<.
eessainly did nos posi himsslfh lsavinE h1ns
o. be wnuld nos knFs ailsn isso shis sssuFs 80
II ~ had hare prDsidea himssaf VIII - p.zi
zoe isss as be did for 1878 be wouid not hass|
commifsed II. He wcuid hare ten knewn 81
sle rate 81 State tax In 1855, was - ~ Co..
wisiout 10 per csns school sax which = ineia1s4
/, she rss< a le7s. Thus inssead q ths ssssA
rate IN 1873, being sires timss greater 80 8
1855. Il Is Eaet thAt &c rate q Issss =
pearsy four simes = great = thAs 1875.
The nexs speaker introdaced wns B. I. ken't
n.ra. a Baltimore. Mr Kennafd speke neoN'F
thirty ninuies, and simply reiterated ths po'ns''
| made By he os1zer speakers. John u nni'txl
eosorsd. was shen introduced, and conelnded tAl
sppaking. This speaker seens 2 have ssken \
suaden and desperate Interest II ouF local anAsEz
nlthoueh living insBslfm0rs city. There Fl
,ainly cannot Be any elseiiOa going o. sbsrss q
ne would fsei more infsresi Il that lhan n snss
II d .ure shas be il notspeskingi The inierszt q
Mr. Gary, OF they would Be more Ia accord 1fsl
eaeh Other. Mr.. Gary appsaIed % dsmoerass =
vo.e fox him because he wss honestly il hvor
resorm. while Batter told : eoiorsd man, who g
prsused hinseaf - being Tor Mr. Raley, The Cen
ocrns;e candidate sos Register Of Wills. that =
Gas sraseal, % q be voted for him, and this =
| sss SAYING that Mr.. Ralsy, was : good ma
bih sa s sss'allE ! sst sas j.
CONSISTENCY on the sams evening and fFom d
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-10-16

Messrs. Hume and Hine. Of Washingson, visi-
led our town On Saturday last, we learn, On i'm
pcriant business connected with s. Nd r. r.
We have not been inf0rmed Of the result Of their
negotiations, but know their object was 70 clear
he records here Of all liens said road, in Or
dor that the new company might begin work q
osice with clear record. We hare further reli-
allie Information that al difficulties in this con-
nsrfion hare been removed, except The Hutehins
Judgment. which Is In progress Of satisfactory
settlement
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-10-16

BETTER mems and boys clothing cannot Be
purchased anywhere than At @. n. oehm Z Sons
Leading One Price Cash Clothing House. $50 w.
Pratt Street, Baltimore. Their enormous assoFs-
ment, together with their one price cash system,
ensures lowest prices and perfect safety to those
not 30 sure Of their own Judgment. Our ezPe-
rience has taught rs to buy there always, and We
say 90 to them without fail. Mr.. b. ?. Howard
is with the above house and invites his friends to
call on him
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-10-16

Some time since, Mr.. James r. Thomas, who
resides at the Seminary on the site Of he ancient
city Of Sc. Mary's, in doing some spading in his
garden, unearthed quite valuable piece Of colo
NAL antiquity in the shape Of a bottle, in which
was blown civilian Denman, London. 1884"
Mr.. Thomas presented Il to DR.. Dalrymple, Pres
ident Of the Maryland Historical Society, from
whom he learned that Denman was the proprie-
tor ola considerable ale brewing establishment
In London In colonial days. u viii be doubt
les assigned TO deservedly high place among
our State antiquities.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-10-16
3 a g E0l

] George n. Maftingly, between ST. Joseph'S
Church snd Towards Race, on MONDAY and
TUESDAY, the zTth and 3sth Of OCTOBER,
instapf Free 6or all horses in 60. Mary's coun-
". Entries can he made On the days a racing.
JOSEPH E. MATT1KGLY,
Oct L. ls7e-td Manager.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-10-16
List Of DefaulteTs.
STATE Of MARYLAND,
Treasury Department.,
CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE,
Annauols Oct. l. 1879.

requirements Section g. Article 49, OF the Code
January Session. 1876 Chapter % ana
which reads follows:
officer Of the State whose
arrears general election full
his Deficiencies
days. then shall be the duty Of the Comptroller have published
in which
held holding Office and in other newspaper
Of deficiencies ana
Of
bond Of such defuI Bot da
unsettled for five shall be adV
Gsed
accounting officers ST Mas eo
Of Maryland and liable publication u
by each Of this day.
THONKA5 y. * EATING
Comptroller Of the Treasury
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-10-16
TIE pace 10 Get . Coed Neal.

Wagner's Green House. lss and 100 " Pau
street. Baltimore. This Restaurant is the Oldest
and nost extensive in its accommodations ofany
in she civ. The Proprietors. Messrs. j. andB
L. Waqnef, win be grateful for the continuance
Of the extensive patronage they nov enjoy and
yin 10 their best to give entire satisfaction 70
al rHaianrn.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-10-16
Farm at Private Sale.

WILL sell at public auction In Leonardtown
Il on TUESDAY, the nth Of November next,
tf not disposed Of a. private sale previously the
farm on which ] now live, containing 40
ACRES, more or les. A description Is deemed
unnecessary, as those wishing 20 buy will exam
inc the property before the day Of sale. Terms
essay and accommodating and made known on
Una day Of sale. Sale y take place AZ O'Clock,
p. m. JOHN n. MAGiLLs
Oct Is, Is7o-4t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-10-16

In BAD TAsTE.-At colored church
meeting or Festival few days ago 10
the 6sh district, the preacher in charge
vas guilty Of the bad taste Of intrOdu-
cling partisan politics into his discourse
end allowing other speakers TO make
felitical harangnes.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-10-16
TCoxmuxscATED.

Mmems EpEToRs NOT wishing 70 emoarrass
the denocrstie party organisation oy oeing
candiaafe FOR the once q County Commissioners,
Won will please withdraw my name for that POI
sitipn. / am gratiEed At the expressions Of sup
mort uhsrh have received from my friends, bas
eaanot. 81 this time, consent % be an lndepen-
dent candidate. JAMES =. HEAHD.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-10-16

Democratic Ticket.
~ Ges9nor.
Hex. WILLIAM +. HAMILTON
1azbfagson Counsy.
Fsr Afsvnsv Grnsvsl.
How. CHARLES J. NJ. GwINS.
Ilalfimore CITY.
F6v CbmpfroiEsy.
Hos. THOMAS J. KBATIKGs
Qusen Anne's COunfy-
Fer CzerE ar fAs Cssrs y ARpssis.
SPENCER G. JONES,
Montgomery County.
Fsv sks H6ass ~ Dsisgatss.
yEFFFRsON D. LOKER,
lGNATlUS 3. MATTINGLH.
Fsv CserE II he CsyeBa CDus.
]. FRANK FORD.
F5v Registev Of Wiiis.
JAMES r. "a. RALEfs
Fsv 6toss's Ahorney.
J. FRANK BOHAEAK.
Esr ShegW.
b. n. ABELL.
For Judges ~ he Orphans Cssss.
AIuYsIUs r. FENwICKs
y. UL1NTQN BEAN.
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JOHN I. ALLSTAN,
WILLIAM A. L0kER,
J. HILLERY PARSONS,
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FRANCIS y. STONE.
Fsv Coamfy Surveyor.
JOHN n. CHUKN.