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pa %A1 Ia :t Tuesday and ndIi ss,ari,au "a; Su
NJ loS S9'Ss.e'nents, {. eaept except so snas mush ~,
SN'', MIX NJ payment of necessary %
ITpjtors" "%o Ss,S g surplus for t6s a..
ESS, Es,S, ''a'' be divided among
&%S Allowed to borrow arv nov,
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|l,,l' ''o 4 FEW CDLORED GEN
|. .,,, aa u " accommodated with board
W. 'lF~t. SO Bt4
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III "a GIRL EOR GENERAL
''''"O;h at2ls W. I'd st. 5.l2.ti
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nkD-A GOOD GIRL, WHITE
'"'"e8. Apply Z0l Il. I'd ct. Sl2. r2t
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BRINE, THE SAIL AND AWNING
major, still ut work at the old place, NaO
L. Water st., (BarTy'S Blo,k. Orders %
telephone promptly attended 70. 42z1et
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T-,ya GOOD FIVE RoUM gSI
pE sALEnhin ias.. IL s.utb @iIningtoad y s9, ~
q lnqIli' u /. J. eornsr OF End and king.
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bRsAbE on 9TH riodeGn Improvements
Vots- PspViysSs PENNINGTON.
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|v vS,EE-ALOrOP CHICKENS At
+ q. i 'iasr store 800 Madison st. 4"u
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h c,rE-A GOOD STEAM wills
Y \ SsI T,i,able for tug.bosr or manu'actur'
.,,,',rsbnSnl. " Apply REPUBLlGANr Oh
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Y %et. 'tS's' Sss'iI.e,a load Of s.ndl,r g
SScSts9ud Hp%erg All. 9 can be Ieis at
MN :, y tne asa Faa. John $. Miller,
d MCKINNEY.
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BARRING.

,,,,,i "a N '.t-hJnM AND TABLE
'''H al "i5 ". Fourth st. 6I93;t
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-h van, WANTED AT 8O5 SHIP
= 4Il.luir
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~SAV''O AND OIGARS.

EIsurz, -----
'''a''uFcrs Of all kinda of
'''' l." "t'S ISEfARS ! SEGARs
\. 'h' fH0N STREET,
|Mr
JOHN RUTZ
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- cVEAP.-EIGHT HORSE
foS'f boiler :HJ JUN q. y hlRzEt,, ! .ha :,
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L--.IEhp-StCOND-HAED
b. $Ab1 1.aita5le for trncker, will gary cary
,mnds Apply 6.l0.6tA
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ToR SALE.

- OR ExoHANdE'--fARMs
~ 10 0'o asIsi. assIaEGG y PlEs,G,El,
CI1yLon House Building.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-01-29

asphzllum surface. 10 see The youshs
and pretty ladies Of he city gong grace
fully along N such fearful rae = they
move. reminded enc ofthe halryon days
|pf yoFe, and when We reflect npon he op-
poFtunity ibis oGEers to whispeI the son.
leader words Of devotion "a the ear 81
ihe loved one, re will agree with The
poet 10 says. Il wsh Twas single
pealn."
Y0ur correspondent takes the liberty
81 suggesting 10 The youthful ones OF
81. Mary's visitlo such place where.
hand IN hand, the lover and loved, may
whsle away many pleasant and happy
hours.
By the invitation Of Mr.. John +,
Clarke, resident Of Mt. Washington.
your correspondent paid Sisit 70 Bal
more county. The congeniality Of hcsi.
he aEFsble and pleasant manners Of hos
tess, the fascinating little family. To-
gether with fine dinner, rendered this
visit one among the most pleasant ever
enjoyed b. your correspondent.
The soil Of the county y rich, being
assessed Il from 500 TO $500 per acre.
Mt. st. Agnes. situated on an elevation
Of 100 feet, beautifully oserIooks this it,
he city, This convent can aecommo-
date from lOOto 100 scholars. Ollts mer-
It's. many OF ST. Mary : favored daugh-
tiers can truly speak.
SrvrRE.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-01-29

The Baltimore papers OF Thursday last give
copious accounts Of the wedding ceremony Of the
Misses. Blackstone (twin sisterss) formerly OF
his place. where they we're reared and where
they resided until the removal Of their family
10 BaItimorea few years ago. whilst many
kind wishes from their old home accompany the
marriage voyage Of the amiabIe sisters, can
dor compels NJ to state that thesatisctiDn b not
uuiveFsaI, their being at least one young gentle
man 81 our acquainlance who has kept bis IAce
carefully shaded and never been seen 70 smile
sincs be reaa The following announcement in the
Asasricass
ssThe dual brides were Miss Jennie Thomas
Blahislone. who married Mr.. Joseph B. Foard, Of
lheexlensive shipping frm Of hatbers Foazd Co.,
and Miss Mamie Thomas Blnkistones who mar
ried Mr.. Wm. ~ Conway, son q she lais john
r. Conway and partner In the hgm Of Conway
4 Co. There were six bridesmaids Mary
Compton, Miss Eliza Thomas, Miss Ella Blakis-
tone Miss NARY 2. Foard, Miss Nancy |. Carey
and uiss Halle Smith, Of Philadelphia There
were nj nsheFs--Mr Frank Albert, Mr.. Douglas
81 Dhef. ". T.. Wallis Blackstone, Mr. GeoEKs
Savage, Mr.. Talbosf Foard aud Mr.. Baker, q
PhfIadeluhia. A great crowd o. ladies congrs-
oafea outside the church an hour before the time.
snd when as last the doors were opened there
wma A crush Of bonnefs and a rampling o. satin.
Tue naultitude ofEaif creatures in elegant atIirs
toek possession Of all the aisles, despite The ei-
fortsof the nshess and barriers 81 satin ibbons-
Going "a the ashers walked two and two. and the
brtaesnaids the same. The bridesmaids all
wore clusters 0f Jaequeninot ross In their hair.
rorninr out the nshers escorted the bridesmaids.
The BEAUTIFUL ceremony Of the Protestant kpisro-
nal Church was performed b Rev. Walter Mitch
IN. II HagerstDwn, uncle Of the brides, assisted
~ Rev. Dr. Leeds. Coionel Biakistone, Of Sc.
Narvss eounty, father Of the y0nng ladies' gaEe
then away The Christmas decorations o. ahe
church. which were yet in place. added 20 the
hrsI1ia1ev 81 the scene. Mr. Foard's popularity
emonu che shipping nieEchants led q quite de-
m0ugiraaion in homer u bis wedding. Flags
were displayed b nearly al The ioreign vessels
n tie docks, strings Of 1agB were thrown seEoss
Car srfuef nj two places and the bag Of TIE MeF-
chants Exchange was up After very pieasans
zesplion. lasting tin nine o.eioek, ne TIE ps.-
al uarties ssartedoa on Ncrihern tour. Mr. ,.
Tearkie wallis and either well-known gestiemsn
attended the wedding"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-01-29


TBE MAINE Muss.-The merits oil
abe Maine muss may be summed up
thusly '-the legislative party, which
don't hold the eeTti6cates, holds the
"6ort," whilst the other party. which
does hold them, holds nothing else.
And Just here. the Maine Republicans
passed law that each candidate should
have bis name spelled right on The bal
lot and they have in the past thrown
out many democrat on this account.
The Connecticut law expressly declares
how The ballot shall be cast and that
the names shall be uniform, and The
complexion Of the lower House has
been changed more than once on this
account. In New York the law directs
how the ballots shall be prepared and
to-day Clarkson N. Potter would be
Lieutenant Governor Of that State bui
for the fert that over 800 votes were
cast for Clarkson "E.' Potter. So !,
makes . grave difference when you
come to gore the wrong OK. And il Is
20 this complexion" that our popular
elections have Gomez
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-01-29
library Of Universal xnswlssss.

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ready January 18th, and volume '. win be IS
sued about ten days later. They have been de-
Iayed somewhat By the printing Of the large edi-
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e. publications Of The house. their facilities for
manufacture having been taxed Ear beyond their
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naan and No. rs Spruce street. where their facili-
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70 8, 900 volumes day, the publishers expect to
lcomplese the entire work within the year, as an
nonneed. The volumes thus far issued being
pnly the reprint Of the last edition Of the we'll
Known Chambers's Encyclopedias, nothing more
need be said q them than that they are wen
printed and bound; their form 10 vastly more
convenient thar the usual unwieldly quartO Or
octave, and their price Is eheap beyond al pre-
csdent In bOok-making, so that to the uninitia-
ted il IL mystery how 30 much can be given
ioFa little money, but 20 the practical printer and
book maker. who knows how the greatest element
In modifying the cost Of books Is the number Of
buyers among whom the investment cost Is TO
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number Of buyers should be counted except By
millions. Those who take pleasure in the dis
seminatiOn OF useful knowledge and choice liter
allure will be glad to aid with their influences IN
enterprise 90 altogether worthy. The publishers
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to those who may apply, for distribution among
acquaintance.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-01-29

~ The February number Of Ballou's Monih-
y Magazine-she best and the most popular Of
all the serials In the coantFy--ls issued, and can
be called model number. There Is not . anli
article In IL. There are romanes. stories, adj
ventures, travels, poetry, VIE and humor. ex-
eellent illustrations, nice engrasings, and . hne
view Of Nassau, n p, and avery roadside ar
ticle abcus che same place By tie author Of
ssRunning the Blockade" With is improved
appearances, enlarged form, new type, and 50
forth, Ballou's Magazine ie gaining tbOussndsoi
new subscribers, and We are glad ofit, sOr Il L
worthy Of support. Published By Thcm@ 4
Talbot, e Hawiey Street, Boston, Mass, Al
$50 peg amman, postpaid, and for sale 81 ell
the news depots IN The country.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-01-29


TIE HowAnD 60. HrMonfAE--Tbe
mrmorisl 81 The taxpayers d Howard
caanty, presented last week 10 the Leg
islasure Of our State BY Judge Merrick.
covers two much space to allow % TO
give !. entire. bot the many and impor-
sant subjects i discusses entities 4 To-
notice, and we therefore give The fol-
lowing synopsis Of lie contents THE
preamble Of the memorial sets forth that
- ne have Tor the development Of
public sBiesprise DRAWN too largely On
future resourcestoihe jeOpardszingoishe
public faith and public credit. the Peo-
pie engrafled upon the organic Law
wsss ps~ysssva skss ~a fntsrv Ps6iis
debt should be contracted without pro-
viding for its redemption by .exation
within period oi fifteen years. Com
sequenly any funds levied for suchPur-
pose should under no plea or prelext be
appropriated TO any other. TO do % j.
abreach Of trust, or obtaining Of money
under false preienses. .
Nevertheless, 10 temporary emergeh.
eies. public officers have trsnsgTessed
such provisions. and did not hesitate as
other borrowers 10 obtain funds from
The most readily accessible sources
Exhibits that will not bearinvestigation
imperiectly gloze over such fragrant
infractions OF constitutional law. Funds
collected for the cancellation Of State
debt should be held in sacred and In
violable trust BY the Stale Tor the benz
eft Of lis crediiors. and NOT be perver-
ted IRON the uses Tor which they were
iniendsd by filling up the drains caused
By lavish appropriations. The memo
. Al advises immediate action on the re-
peal Of tobacco inspection as an act Of
justice 10 producers and consumers,
and reprobates the present system % q
burden to the planter and reproach to
the State. A substitute law was draft
ed by The tax commritee providing Tor
private inspection at the owners OPP
ton. The weighing Of live stock. ETC..
By Safes officers % also denounced By
the memorial as detrimental to the pub
JIG welfare and "a. the interest Of tax
paying citizens.
A bill is recommended providing for
the trial Of petty larceny and minor
crimes before justices Of the peace as .
means Of efiecting great saving 10 the
State, and facilitating the ends sf JUS
lice. The memorial recommends reIe-
eating 10 the Comptroller the duties
hitherto performed BY the Tax Commits
sioner ~ 4 desirable retrenchment
measure. No useless Offices should be
permitted to exist or any new ones Gre
ated - sinecures for especial favorites
10 draw pay without service. There are
already too many pensioners on public
bounty. A reduction Of the clerical
force. Perquisites and:fees ofincumbents
in Office Is also advised. The sale Of
unproductive State assets is strongly
urged, and that the State hereafter keep
alOof from enterprises Of private traffic.
and defray the expenses Of administra-
ton exclusively by taxation.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-01-29


Al II o'clock, meridian. on Tneshays
according 70 the provisions Of ihe Lon
siifuti0n, the Speaker Of he house g
Delegates snnonnced that The hour had
nrrlved lsr the House 10 proceed 70 bal1
Iot for II. 3. Senator 70 succeed tbs
Hon. Wm. Hnkney Whyie. whose term
win expire on the 4th Of March. 1881.
The result Of the ballot was that the
Floa. Arthur P. Corman received g.
and the Hon. James A. Gary received
70. On the following day, Wednesday
/ the House and Senate held . joint e0u-
vent,on in The HaIl Of the House q
Delegates. and The Secretary Of The
Senate and the Chief Clerk oftbe House
eaiivassei the votes taken By the Sens
ate and House, respectively, and the
Speaker formally announced that The
Hon. A. P. German, having received
| the greatest number Of votes cast By
| the General Assembly Of Maryland, Il
was only left for him 10 declare Hoa.
A. P. German duly elected. etc. Mr.
German gaze grand entertsinwent al
| the MARYLAND Hotel at sight and gem
ersi invitation ives extendsd to the
members. There was many speeches
Of . eongraiulstory character even by
republicans, and there was nothing
said 70 mar the happiness EXCEPT BY
the last speaker who, beisg introdHcS
took occasion TO pay bis respects Ia Al
republican party. The following ~
give you some idea bow il wssdOnf
The republican party was cArue
party---It had cheated the democfa ~
OF President, and it had just chs
them out of Governor in Maine,
This was very uncalled for, and ihi
Mr.. German and bis friends regrrtt
very much that anything OF . Dartisa
nature had been alluded TO. But wit
all the restraint which In usually exerl
cised by the more conservative poFtior,
Of the democratic party. The venom and
preiudice which are buried in the breast
Of that party towards republicans wall
most surely crop out. The fact that
Mr.. Gorman succeeded so easily is very|
Notifying 10 some Of our friends in Sd
Mary's, seeing that he did not need
'another vote"
On Thursday, at o'clock, p. M. the
Hall OF the House OF Delegates was exj
tended to Judge William M. Merrick
Chairman Of the Committee appointed
by the tsxpayers' convention. Judge
Merrick read a very interesting address
which was repIeie with the abuses o,
the trust reposed by the people 10 many
departments of the State and ahounded,
in wholesome suggestions. The adj
dress was ordered TO be placed on the
Journal OF the House.
Our young friends, Eugene 7. We
then, w. J. Dawkins and III. Hebe
Boswell. Of ST. Johns College fame, ca
on Us occasionally, and from their aaa
bic manners and free and easy STYLE
have won for themselves the good will
Of the members.
Mr.. Graves will start Tor his home on
Saturday, the Oath instant, with four
days leave OF absence.
Yours truly,
SE-vARG.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-01-29

REcIsrKh1Toz.--There appears 70 Be
. marked difference Of opinion among
democratic inembers Of the General AS
sembly as 10 the neeeseify for new
registration. Certainly. II the evils
which have grown up under The pres
ent system can Be corrected and pre-
sealed By mere smeBdmens. The aEsn-
ment i conclusive against nsw regis
irasion. This appears TO u 70 be the
rssa point 10 Be considered. but u
amendment would merely skin and
lilm tbe ulcesous place, |" - Ne belseve.
and allow The admitted esds Of The pre-
sent sysseH 10 crop out in the future.
sl,en We favsr ssw Esgisiraiioa alto
gelher. Nor are we able toIsee Why ?
new regisirsiion should Be necessary
for Baltimore city and NOT for The coun-
Ties. Abost The same proportional dis-
parity. we are told, exists IN the coun-
ties as ID the city between The NUMBER
Of names on the registration lists and
the number OF ballots usually cast. This
disparity Ii the strong point Of Baiti-
more representatives why . new regis
sration should be had. Il j. believed
By the registers themselves that hum
dreds Of names Of dead or removed vo-
ters may be found on the registration
lists ia almost every voting precinct.
but the registers have not sufficient GER
tsinty ID The matter to justify them in
striking these names of, and they are
afraid to do II. the penalty for q mistake
ON this point being very severe, and thus
the evil sccumulstes every year. That
this condition Of affairs allows great OPP
porsunity Tor fraud, none will deny, and
lew win gainsay that Il has been em-
braeed and Is likely to be more resort
ed to in the future than the past, unless
a corrective is applied. We wilt mem
ton one fact bearing on this defect N
present registration laws. and that's,
in this county al the last election there
was the extraordinary increase Of 500
ballots over the votes Of II and '76.
We dOn'tsllege, because We don'tknow.
that . single one Of these ballots was
fraudulent. but this astonishing increase
provokes and is entitled to provoke the
gravest suspicion.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-01-29


! Mksas. EAiIDrs with much surprise, SCI
nv name esel n reference 30 the contested elsc.
ton between Mattingly aud Graves and -
for iaEt \ small spnce IN vouF f.mgur 70 intursn
year readers that ny principles are trne demo
cratic, thoagh Eel as free a. the laws q TIE
land win allow. was nnt boughs, tnlle9 o.
dFove up 70 the ballot box noF yef did ! Try q
buy, toll, drive or deprive anY one else from 70
ting their semtiments, and VIZ. Edward 9 Po-
sey or shy one else who says that had = pair q
scissors In my hand on the dag o. election telll
a iAlseh0od, and viii further say, in my pasl
lite, ] have noticed and always thought there
are none more ready 10 condemn the eondnct q
Others than those who are most guilty them
selves. ] must my that ! am very much saF.
pFised At Ar. -Pnsey swearing as he has. real
IL thonghs him mgFeof gentleman than 20 do
such thfng, as be seems 10 have such upright
and respectable parents Who ere 90 highly e.
teemed By al who know them.
Jas. n. Hsaes.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-01-29
AKNApoLls. Jan. 26. 1850.

The election Of u. s. Senator, which
took place on the Goth inst. and which
was made formal on the following day,
was followed in the evening by .
champagne supper" 20 which the
members Of the General Assembly and
the prominent men Of the State were
invited. Speeches of a eulogistic char
arcter OF the Senaior-elect, German,
were delivered by the Hon. George
Cotton, Barnes Compton, Chapman and
others. Mr.. Scott, OF Washington coun-
~, being called upon, arose and said
.'Gentlemen, feel honored by this
manifestation Of your esteem and re-
gard, and while the Senator-elect, Hon.
A. P. German, entertains different po-
Iitical views from myself, there is no
member OF the democratic party for
whom 1 entertain . higher regard and
greater esteem, and whom / would
rather see promoted TO the high and re-
sponsible position of Senator than the
gentleman who has this day been
knighted as the peer and champion 81
the democratic party" The entertain-
"SuA F1ss@N eA 80. -
man sought to make all ENJOY mem
selves, and so lar as your corresponafns
is aware, such was the expression OF : i.
There il no business Of very great inn
portance before the House. Ihe oeh-
ate Bill, originated oy Mr. Gorfnsn, en-
titled Revenue and Taxes, as amend
ed by Hon. Clement Suilivane, pas eli
cited considerable discussion. ar: sui
livane's amendment Is N favor q tax
ing mortgages. II y ncI certain wna1
will be the sense OF the senate op tiiis
point. II the bill passes the senate. q
offered By MIR: German, the general PC
lief is. that i will De amended ~ the
House and sent back log approval
The COMMITTEE on tne sauiesaFy MAJ
40 uniasoFsble report on ne lioase o.1'
orlginaiea py Mr. eeo... 2. J. ash'ngt sss
,sso.,hs sns s.zs. =. ~. -.
SCOTS iuea = M @. = - ".
owns . isrm worm @ asse.sea y 80 -
~ ooo sn . e no..sss s.' sa1 - -
~o,vvv ~ sns moi $500 ~ - !.
az $500. ans p ~ .
80. r :. 1aas.' a..,sS q. 80.
DsI = us ~ -. 49,. IN $50 = !.
- mn 800 -. , Ca Ca. a. .ssn
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-01-29


DRUKKENRRss AND PRoFANITY.-The
eessslowing is bill presented 10 the Leg
islaiuFe Of Maryland.
Every person who shall be found
drunk upon any public street or high
way IN any city or county OF this State.
or at any place Of public " orship or pub
lie resort or amusement in any city or
county OF this State shall be deemed to
be guilty Of misdemesnor, and on con-
viction, subject to fine OF Stand costs
and committed in default. Justices OF
the peace for The respective counties
shall have concurrent Jurisdiction over
such oFense with the Circuit Courts OF
The counties, and the police Justices Of
the several station houses in Baltimore
shall have concurrent jurisdiction over
such cases with the Criminal Court oil
Baltimore.
"Any person who shall wilfulIy him
der or obstruct The free passage oil per-
sons passing by or along any public
street or highway In any city or town
Of this State, or who shall wilfuIly dis
turb any nesghborhoOd in such city or
town by loud and unusual noises, or
shall pFofanely curse and swear, or use
obscene language upon or near TO any
such street or highway. within the hear
ing Of persons passing BY or along such
hlghway, shall, upon conyicsion, be
fined not less than s and costs, and
sent to jail BY The court in default Oh
payment"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-01-29

DEMANDING REPREsEErATroN.-The
colored people Of Baltimore held q meet
ing Wednesday week TO consider their
rights in The Republican party. The
speeches al tended TO show that the
colored men. though forming twc-ihirds
Of the party. bad no rights. A State
convention Of their race is to be called
and an effort 10 10 be made to secure
representation on ell the committees, 9
fair proportion Of delegates to the Re-
publican national convention and four
members of the electoral ticket. They
want fair share Of The government Of
fees in the State, also.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-01-29

Personal Mentions.
The Sergeant-as-Arms Of the Maryland House
Of Delegates, Mr.. Pope, camedown on Saturdays
boat with summons for J. Frank Ford, Clerk
Of oar Circuit Court from the COMMITTEES on
Elections, 70 appear before them with certain
election returns which the Committee desire to
interview. Though only remaining in Town q
night, we had the pleasure Of making the Ser
geant's acquaintance and found him most
agreeable gentleman. Senator Combs, also,
came down by the same route on q short visit "a
his family, bat his time was 50 much mOuoPo.
Iixed by others that we were unable 10 get q
word at him, except now and then and edge
ways. He lefl, with Mr. Ford, On The MOsely
Tuesday morning Cor Annapolis. Mr.. Graves
Is also at home on brief visit and was in Town
ON Monday last, but though calling a. our Of
Zee, we had not the pleasure Of meeting him, be
ing out At the time. 10. r. Morgan has bees
appointed Justice Of the Peace for the 3rd dis
trict If this county, vice d. c. Hammett, re.
signed, and has qualified and entered upon the
discharge Of his duties.